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News Mao Tse-tung dies

summary HONG KONG (UPI) - Chinese News Agency, said his body will lie in Moscow reported Mao's death Communist party Chairman Mao state in the Great Hall of the People without comment although it has Complied from Tse-tung died today at the age of 82, for a week beginning Saturday. villified him in the past as a traitor to United Press Internetlonel ending a lifetime of tumult and The announcement said that on revolutionary principles. Western revolution that made him the ruler of Sept. 18 there will be a mass rulers acknowMged that Mao was more than 800 million Chinese — a memorial service in Gate of Heaven­ one of the world’s great leaders. State quarter of all mankind. ly Peace square—an unprecedented There was rejoicing in Taipei where Mao was the most powerful man in ceremony that is to be televised live the cabinet held an emergency ses­ HARTFORD - Sen. Robert D. modern Chinese history and his death so that all Chinese can see it. Foreign sion to consider life after Mao. Houley, D-Vernon, wants the appeared certain to ignite another dignitaries were told they would not Secretary of State Henry state's daily lottery program to titanic struggle for power in the na­ be invited to China. Kissinger; who had met Mao many get under way so the state can tion that has known no other leader in Then the people of China were told times, declined to predict precisely collect an expected $10 million its 27-year history. to stand at attention for three what "mysterious course” China's already included in this fiscal The Chinese, in spite of their minutes beginning at 3 p.m. sharp on leadership will take now year's budget. The lottery, based choruses of “may Chairman Mao live Sept. 18 while "all places and units "I don’t think even the Chinese on the three-digit number used in 10,000 years,” had been expecting his with sirens, such as trains, ships, know what the impact of the death of the illegal numbers racket, was to death for a long time. He had suf­ military vessels and factories, should such a tremendous figure will be for have started in July. fered several strokes and was sound their sirens for three minutes them ' he said in Washington. "And I reported to have Parkinson’s dis­ of mourning. ” don't think any of us know what the WETHERSFIELD- Stanley A. ease. The streets of Peking were The announcement did not mention new Chinese leaders will do Macbeth, a Simsbury Republican, quiet but some reports from Peking a successor, but Hua Kuo-feng, who precisely ” has been sworn in as the newest said people were in tears. emerged from obscurity last April to Mao died of a lingering, un­ member of the Commission on In the mid-1960s Mao told become premier and first vice chair­ disclosed Illness at 10 minutes past Special Revenue, which super­ foreigners he "was preparing to see man of the party as result of a new midnight Peking time (11:10 a m. vises legalized gambling in God soon.” Cultural Revolution, is the ranking EDT Wednesday) — the 15lh day of Connecticut. He was appointed to The q^ficial announcement of his man. He faced a gigantic struggle to the 8th moon, one of China’s oldest the part-time post by Senate death, broadcast by the New China hold that position. and most traditional holidays. CHOICE OF MOTOR OIL Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome. Model CB143 Model CB55 : . HARTFORD - Gloria Schaffer, Purchase by the case and save! Quaker State" looking to revive labor support for The death Aditiiiiistrators willing to accept 1198 SHABK her Senate candidacy, is counting heavy-duty 30W or 10W30 all-weather motor oil in on a 12-hour flying visit to the early today recalled that his ill health limited his public ^ case lots of 24, 1 -quart cans per case. Limit 1 case I i 23-CHANNEL 2-WAY CB RADIO rea by Sen. Hubert H. appearances in recent years. Mao is shown here wth President 111C1*03.S0 1*0001X11X10110cLtlO Il per customer. 23-CHANNEL 2-WAY CB RAOlO Humphrey, D-Minn., who will at­ Ford during Ford’s visit to Peking last year. (UPI photo) tend a get together tonight with Our Reg. Our Reg. 88 labor leaders. Mrs. Schaffer trails By DOUG BEVINS leave, layoff provisions and in­ step, that of arbitration, has 138.88 118.88 Sen. Lowell P. Weicker in the Herald Reporter surance. produced an award in which the ar­ 108“ polls and has failed to get the Delage pleads guilty The Manchester School Ad­ The three-member arbitration pan­ bitrators themselves could not agree Compact, 2-way radio with squelch control, automatic noise Compact, 2-way radio with squelch control, automatic noise wholehearted support of labor ministrators Association, which el voted 2-1 to recommend salary In­ on all the issues.” PREM llJlJr"* limiter, jacks lor P.A. and external speakers. Easy installa- limiter, jacks for P.A. and external speakers. Easy installa­ traditionally given a Democratic represents about 30 principals and creases of 4 per cent in 1976-1977 and Aside from the split decision on tion in car. truck, camper or boat. lion in car, truck, camper or boat. candidate for the Senate. to Weatherley murder supervisors, says it’s willing to 5 per cent in 1977-1978. The dissenting salary, the arbitrators agreed on a 400 Installation available only at stores with service accept the majority recommendation arbitrator, Russell Post of Canton, two-year contract; recommended no VERNON (UPI) - Richard T. picked her up and threatened her by arbitrators in the association’s recommended smaller increases. change in the unused sick leave Regional Delage, 31. pleaded guilty today to with a pistol. She escaped and fur­ contract dispute with the Manchester Post was the arbitrator appointed clause; specified working for layoff manslaughter in the death of Paget nished police with a description of Board of Education. by the school board. The majority ar­ provisions with Deneen dissenting; AUTO BOSTON — A call for a citywide A. Weatherley, a University of Delage and his car. An association statement on the ar­ bitrators were Donald J. Deneen of and recommended an increase in life strike of Boston’s 14,000 cab Connecticut coed found shot to death Questioning of Delage, a UConn bitration award, released today by Windsor, appointed by the ad­ Insurance with Post dissenting. drivers has apparently gained lit­ Nov. 16, 1969 in a Bolton culvert. graduate living inThompson, turned to association leader Allan Cone, said ministrators, and University of “The MSA A is willing to abide by tle momentum. The strike call is BATTERY CB EXTERNAL Sentencing was scheduled for Oct. the unsolved Weatherley case and the administrators will go along with Connecticut Professor William all of the decisions reached by a in response to Logan International 5 in Tolland County Superior Court Delage made a statement, police the majority award despite some Rowe, selected by agreement of both majority of the arbitration panel,” Airport increases in limousine where Delage, a former mechanical said. recommendations administrator’s sides. the association said, "whether or not Our Reg. 33.88 SWIVEL SPEAKER services and fees charged cabbies engineer, entered the guilty plea to He was later charged with the 1960 don’t like. The administrators’ statement they are to its liking^We believe that with exchange serving the facility. Our Reg. [9 6 the manslaughter charge. killing of Carol Segretta, a young The main issue in the arbitration said the association “has undei taken wheievci the third, > r impartial, 5.88 Delage was apprehended in Oc­ school teacher, who was found shot was salary, although arbitrators also all the avenues available under the member of the panel (Rowe) was BOSTON — Boston schools tober 1975, when another woman death in a parked car on the Taconic dealt with disputes over unused sick law to reach an agreement. The last persuaded by the facts to arrive at a Speaker for CB transceiver. With ad­ won’t be normal for years, but the hitchhiker said Delage allegedly Parkway near Yorktown, N Y. decision, then that decision should be start of classes this year offers a justable base, and 8' cord with plug. accepted by both parties. glimmer of hope that the racial The arbitration report goes to the turmoil that erupted in 1974 when Governor says state aid came to $466 million Board of Education Monday night court-ordered desegregation and is expected to be discussed in a began may someday subside. Installation PUBLIC-ADDRESS HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. She said when that amount was Democratic presidential nominee There was a very painful strike there closed session. School board officials Not available in Windsor Grasso said today 27 per cent of the figured in state payments to towns Jimmy Carter Tuesday in Groton. last year, ” she said. haven’t commented on the award, EXETER, N. H.-Eleven anti­ state’s $1.7 billion budget last year accounted for more than 30 per cent She said they stemmed from hard Mrs Grasso said Carter had but one official said a split arbitra­ Premium 400. Quality-engin­ SPEAKER FDR CB nuclear demonstrators were went to Connecticut's cities and of the budget. feelings caused by the use of state enjoyed his visit to Connecticut. tion decision cannot carry as much eered for lasting, dependable sentenced to six months in Jail Our Reg. towns. Mrs. Grasso also announced the police in the strike at the Electric ”I think it was a most successful weight as a unanimous decision. service. Dry charged with acid \9S Wednesday for their part in the Mrs. Grasso said the state paid signing of a contract for the purchase visit,” she said. “Gov. Carter was If either side rejects the award, 13.88 Boat Division of General Dynamics pack. Size to fit most standard first known mass occupation in $466,296,384 to cities and towns for of $53 million in bonds for construc­ there last year. pleased with his reception and I hope neogiations will have to begin again and midsize cars. Indoor/outdoor, weather-proof. Rotat­ the United States of a nuclear the fiscal year ending June 30. tion of the state’s first refuse "Some people have long memories. he will return ” power plant construction site. ing bracket. Pre-wired lead with plug. Municipal officials have said recovery plant in Bridgeport. Terminal protectors with bat­ Connecticut’s financial problems The contract was signed in a tery purchase...... 66' National have hit them hardest because they ceremony at the Capitol between the RDDF-MDUNT DR MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Gov. haven’t gotten as much state help as Connecticut Resource Recovery Bicentennial band shell show George Wallace announces his 37- they would like. Authority and the First Boston Corp, year-old wife bugged his bedroom Most of that, $398,384,285 went for a New York based underwriting items such as tax abatement, aid to TRUNK ANTENNA telephone, but refuses to explain firm. to have a variety of offerings town welfare programs, health, The system will collect solid waste CARRY-OUT what he says is a “ domestic Our Reg. criminal justice and education from these communities and process ONLY 188 matter.” ficiate at a brief groundbreaking 19.88 programs. it into fuel, ferrous metal, aluminum The Sphinx Temple Highlanders group; dancers from the Burton ONLY More than $60 million of the total and glass. Pipe Band will open a variety Dance Studio and the Dubaldo Trio ceremony for the bandshell DETROIT — Henry Ford II, was from bond funds for various She said it was estimated the fuel program Sunday at 2 p.m. at the site I instrumental). Highlighting the day's events will Model KM560 CB radio antenna with heavy-duty stain­ whose decision to accept or reject capital projects. would represent 80 per cent of the of the proposed Bicentennial Band The variety show, which will kick be the inflating of the Connecticut less steel shock spring. With hardware. union contract demands may recovered products and it would be Shell on the Manchester Community oft the public fund drive for the band State Bicentennial Balloon at about trigger a strike against his com­ Mrs. Grasso said the payments sold to United Illuminating for its College campus, near the Wetherell shell, is being planned to show the 4 45 p m The balloon is expected to pany next Tuesday, says he’s op­ represented about the same propor­ Bridgeport plant. She said it was type of performances that take off from the site as soon as the posed in principle to giving auto tion of the budget as in previous St. entrance to the campus. projected the sytem will recover the The program, which is open to the Manchester residents may expect to right winds prevail SLIDE MDUNTS workers more paid days off the years, although the total increased — because the budget did. equivalent of 400,000 barrels of fuel public free of charge, will include the see when the band shell is completed, It IS suggested that those planning r ,ob. to introduce the band shell site to the She said the figures did not reflect oil a year. Round Table Singers of Manchester to attend the event bring folding public and to show that the band shell FDR CB RADID WASHINGTON - In a move the more than $55 million in state Mrs. Grasso told a news con­ High School, the Griffith Irish Step chairs Is "for real. " Ralph Maccarone. who that will delight "Star Trek” fans, payments into the teachers’ retire­ ference she was not surprised thast Dancers, the Silk City Barbershop is handling arrangements lor the Tickets lor a raffle, which offers Our Reg. 97 President Ford has decided to ment fund. she was booed at a rally for Chorus and the Greater Manchester live vacation trips as top prizes, will 10.96-11.96 Each name the orbiting laboratory for Wind Ensemble. show, said be sold during the afternoon The raf­ 9 At the conclusion of the variety IN-DASH AM/FM, 8-TR. HEAVY-DUTY SHDCKS the space shuttle program the Also performing during the fle IS being sponsored by the Easily installed. Choose from under­ ‘Enterprise” — the name of the program will be Shirley Giraitis, a sow. Nathan Agostinelli and Francis Mahoney, former Manchester Manchester Exchange Club to raise Our Reg. 99.96 — Sale Ends Sat. Our Reg. 7.47 — Sale Ends Sat. dash or floor-lock mounts. Save now! spaceship in the popular 1960 _ folk singer; Marion Maccarone and (unds for the construction of the Tom Casalino, a folk duo. The mayors and co-chairmen of the A M /FM multiplex stereo radio * T ^ 8 8 r / u'i6 piston, triple-welded ^ 8 8 television series. The orbiter is to Judg0 T0d0sco r0mov0d Bicentennial Band Shell be unveiled Sept. 17 at Rockwell Sunshiners, a senior citizens musical Bicentennial Committee, will of­ and 8-tr. player adjustable to / “ mounts, ' 2 " shaft. All-weather ■ Each International’s plant in Palmdale ST L 3 LT fit most U.S. cars. fluid. For most cars. Calif. from b0n0h, fin0d $250 lNTtg_ u Our 22.88, 6x9” Stereo Speakers, Pr. 18.96 Our Reg. 4.86, Standard Shocks ... 3.33 Ea. Stores with service 7.47installed H.D International BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Samuel J. partly owned by his tamily. although ST Tedesco, the first sitting Superior K523 it was not signed in his presense. ■~ri r~ f~ n.n BEIRUT, Lebanon — Heavy Court judge convicted of a felony in But he said Michael Altieri, the cl ( OBlVt 3I I fighting flares across Beirut after Connecticut history, was removed country club’s bartender, had con­ rightist leader Camille Chamoun from the bench and fined $250 today sented to having someone else sign announces Syria and Lebanon’s by Superior Court Judge Thomas J. his name on the application A coun­ r t ; | I------• 1° Ftlf; [comuA 'W: Christians have agreed on how to O'Sullivan. try club investor has been charged Ou'DlTV n end the 17-month civil war. The former lieutenant governor with forging Altieri’s name on the ofTvt and three-term mayor of Bridgeport document. ^O U R CHOICt TOKYO — The Soviet pilot who faced a maximum penalty of The country club was once con­ (wtiTwe. defected to Japan in a top secret U2«NH removal, three years in prison apd a sidered as the site for a dog track N I; r jet' leaves today for the United Jury foreman John Bartoli told Sizes for rlOILFILTEH $1,000 fine for notarizing a forged States to seek political asylum. signature on a liquor permit applica­ reporters after the trial that four K - 1 Most U.S' “■ " The highly sophisticated MiG25 tion. men and two women had tried to find fighter he used to flee Russia, is ; Cars His sentencing on the June 29 con­ Tedesco innocent because of the expected to be returned to the viction was postponed from Tuesday minor nature of the crime, but Judge MANCHESTER V Soviets in about a month - because of a death in the family of O’Sullivan had forced them to con­ COMMUNITY presumably after America.. COLLEGE OR the prosecutor. Chief State’s At­ vict him TIMING LIGHT LEATHER-LIKE defense experts have completed 11V4-0Z.' SPRAY SAFE, STURDY CHOICE OF AIR torney Joseph T. Gormley Jr. “We did all we could to find him J n DD-IT-YDURSELF MUFFLER KIT examining the plane. OR OIL FILTER OR DWELL TACH WHEEL GRIP Tedesco, 60, a Democrat, was not guilty We researched every NpOBCCt] LUBRICANT AUTO RAMPS Our Reg. 17.88 — Sale Ends Sat. charged with breaking a stale law document we looked for some way -BICENTENNIAf.\ j Our Reg. Our Reg. 4127 CAPE TOWN, South Africa — to keep his innocence. But the judge's »» ■ tm t at Our Reg. Our Reg. Our Reg. O / $ Q Complete kit is ready to install, in­ 1.96 that requires notaries public to BAND SHELk\V^ 1.99-2.68 W 16.88 10f!>Ea. I Stone-throwing rioters looted witness the signing of documents charge i instructions to the juryi 1.17 28.88 cluded heavy-duty muffler, clamps stores in white area near Cape eliminated any other verdict,” Bar­ A, Burnout- and shock-proof. Simulated-leather wheel they notarize. Violations are Class Incline is slip-resistant. Air filter or spin-on or car­ and instructions. Double wrapped Town early today, despite war­ toli said. Y5t Silicone spray helps stop 4, 6, 8-cylinder engines, grip in choice of colors. ”D” felonies, the lowest category of Hardwood Creeper, 5.88 tridge-type oil filter. shell. Sizes for most cars. nings by Prime Minister John felony. O’Sullivan told the jury before it squeaks and stops rust. Vorster of lough new measures to Tedesco acknowledged during his began deliberating that their only curb the antigovernment trial that he notarized the 1975 liquor consideration should be whether The map akove pinpoints the site for the proposed Bicentennial Hand Shell where a variety VERNON violence. Altieri signed the application in show will be presented Sunday at 2 p m to launch a communitywide fundraising effort to MANCHESTER 295 Hartford Tpk. permit application of the Candlewood Valley Country CLub in New Milford, Tedesco's presence, as required by complete the project 239 Spencer St. 560 WINDSOR AVE. WINDSOR Vernon law. (Silver Lane) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,_^nchester, Conn , Thurs.. Sept. 9. 1976 - PAGE THREE FDA okays 10 more cold relief drugs' for over-counter sale ^Well, professor, when is it going to blow up?^ The panel recommended the products offer only io C E A N S WASHINGTON (UPI) - a year market. It found professor of medicine at tion drugs are only capable still no generally accepted that all nonprescription temporary relief from the ? The Food and Drug that 44 were safe and effec­ Harvard Medical School. of relieving the symptoms preventive or treatment, t By GUV GUGLIOTTA The government time. Much more con­ and everybody else really when an explosion near the charge," Tomblyn saio. cough and cold remedies symptoms of a cold, Lowell Starts Sept. 11 | Aministration Wednesday tive, 58 required further However, nonprescrip­ of a cold, for which there is he said. POINTE-A-PITRE, evacuated 72,000 persons venient just to run the want to know: summit of the volcano “We all have our own thing contain explanations that said. offered victims of the com­ study, and 18 should be i? ? Guadeloupe (UPI) — Dr. X from the death zone two roadblock. “Well, professor, when’s slightly injured Tazieff and to do. " mon cold direct access to removed from the market. Manchester Evening Herald checks the tilt: Prof. Y weeks ago after one scien­ And if you want to talk to it going to blow up?" four other scientists taking But Tomblyn, who 10 sources of temporary It rejected claims by smells the gas; and Mr. Z tist predicted the volcano a scientist, go ahead. They do their best, and gas samples on the upper seemed to be enjoying Pubilihtd «v9ry ttvinlng •xctpt relief from runny noses Nobel Laureate Linus Sundiyt and holldayt. Enttr^d at tha measures the pressure. would erupt “within 12 They love to talk. therein lies the problem. slopes. himself and had incurred and nagging coughs Pauling that Vitamin C is Manchaalar, Conn. Poat Office at Sa- The prognosis is bad. hours" with the force of cond Claaa Mall Manor. The torrent of words that La Soufriere has twice Richard Fiske, of the the wrath of no one, said he previously restricted to effective in preventing or The tilt is alarming; the several Hirshima-sized pours from the lips of these grabbed the international U.S. Coast and Geodetic planned to leave the next prescription drugs. treating the common cold. Suggested Carrier Rates smell overpowering; and atomic bombs. volcanologists, geologists, media spotlight, both times Survey, a “tilt'' man day. because "really, there The FDA said it will Though the panel refused Payabla In Advanca SIngla copy...... 159 the pressure enormous. It didn't, but since it geophysicists and because of something a measuring the volcano’s are too manv scientists." allow, at least for now. to say such claims were CLASSIFIED WORD Waakly...... 90a BLUE SHUTTER The patient, 4,900-foot La could, no one has been “otherrologists" studying scientist said. expansion due to pressure, over-the-counter sale to "totally unfounded" it said ADS IN THE HERALD] T*Rt loutisn* M Of>a month...... $3.90 Thraa month! ...... $11.70 Soufriere volcano, is allowed to move back into La Soufriere'enlightens First came Prof. Pierre called his office to report a BASKETS the public of 10 of 14 they “are not justified” 6 to 25 DAYS H E L D O VER Six montha...... $23.40 scheduled for a major the zone. Thus the scien­ and mystifies. They can Brousse, whose doomsday “major eruption" ALL FILM ROLLS prescription ingredients and need further study, 8(t per word per day BURT REYNOLDB IN Ona yaar...... $46.80 P U Y AND LEARN SCHOOL Davelopad and Printed Mall Rataa Upon Requett eruption...or at least a tists carry out their tantalize you or bore you to prediction of an explosion It wasn’t. that were recommended “For the millions of Fait Servica 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 “ GATOR” (PQ) Subacrlbara who fail to racalve 302 HACKMATACK STREET major something. probings, testings and death. “within 12 hours" caused At first Tazieff, visibly BASKHS for direct sale to con­ Americans, who correctly Shown 7:10 t t'lO • Adm. S I thair nawapapar before 5:30 p.m. After more than two sam plings in p erfect What emerges is a pic­ the evacuation. shaken by the experience, Dliceunt Prices self-diagnose a ‘common ahould telephone the circulation sumers by an agency ad­ 649-9333 department. 647-9946. weeks of waiting for the solitude, while the ture of a group of dedicated Haroun TaziefI, Director called the blast “as bad as cold,' the ingredients and ARTHUR DRl visory panel. It rejected Is Accepting Registrations For apocalypse to come to this refugees, thousands of men who are not quite sure of F ra n c e ’s N ational 1940, " when he got caught A BASKETS three of the other in­ products, which we have reviewed and found effec­ French island, at least one them camped out in vacant what's going to happen, are Center for Scientific in the German blitz. 977 Main Street In gredients and deferred a 3 & 4 Year Olds for'76 ■ 77 thing can be said with con­ schoolhouses, make do as doing their utmost to find Research, arrived two However, one day later, he decision on one. tive will provide some tern-1 Dotimtown Manchester CI2;^THEATRES EAST fidence — no matter what best they can. out and are having a weeks later to take charge debunked it and promised The marketing is con­ porary relief from symp-| WAHR WEIGHT toms and thereby make the FALL happens eventually, La But all of the secrecy is wonderful time practicing of the research and blast that a real eruption would ditional while FDA MORNING SESSION 9-11:00 Soufriere is a major scien­ an illusion. their trade on a real, live Brousse for ordering the be “spectacular" Fiske, reviews the panel's report. user more comfortable PROBLEM? [1 OBSESSION tific event. If you want to know specimen. evacuation. like Brousse. left USI iko, The panel for three and a while the disease runs its YOGA AFTERNOON SESSION 12:00 - 2:00 half years reviewed 120 in- coufse, said the panel [ ffiTUWOFTK|MKPUITICIi. They shuttle in and out of where a scientist is But after you have “ He's never seen an Guadeloupe. GIFT SHOP Guadeloupe’s Le Raizet staying, just ask the erupting volcano in his life, Trinidadian Prof. John gredients in nonprescrip­ chairman. Dr. Francis C. . LOVE AND DEATH_ listened to far more than E-LIM OPEN 6 DAYS -THURS. CLASSES Airport every couple of switchboard operator at he has absolutely no field Tomblyn, of the University tion cold remedies Lowell, associate Coad For All Ages Easy Tuition Payment Plan you ever wanted to know Excess water in the body NIGHTS HI 9:00 HARRY A WALTER days, traveling singly or in the government press of­ experience and no of the West Indies, seemed can be uncomfortable. K.- representing a $735 million GO TO NEW YORK about “ intrusions,” Free Perking, Front and Beginners— Intermedlatai— Advanced CALL 646-7277 or 644-1952 small bunches and bringing fice. She knows even if the "layers of magma," and sangfroid," Tazieff said. best able to put the whole I.IM will help you lose Rear of Stora...l Fall Classes and Registration with them exotic equip­ press officers don’t. “energy levels," it turns Brousse left for Paris the research effort in perspec­ excess water weight Wc at for more Information ment capable of measuring And if you want to visit next day. tive. L iggrii K r x u ll recom Theatre schedule Start Monday, September 13th out that none of the 20 or so mend it. REGULAR *2 ADM. all sorts of volcanic es- the death zone, you can get experts here at any one The second surge of “I don't really think you l-86IXIT4l-tO UO W BURNSIDt SIGNS For biformation, & Insured Placement, Call oterica. a pass, but it takes a long time can tell you what you publicity came Aug. 30, could say anyone was in UA East 1 — "Obsession " Vernon Cinema 1 — "The 646-0663 649-0637 228-9925 It all seems very hush- 7:15-9:15 Big Bus" 7:10-9:10 BURNSIDE 0 ^ hush. UA East 2 — "Return of Vernon Cinema 2 - ' s i o t u m m a v i ., i .Mn p .«521-7131 Mon. 9:30 a.m. • lnt«rm«dl*t! Some of the scientists Pink Panther" 9:00; "Love "Gator" 7:20-9:20 10:30 a.m. • Baglnnara Wad. 6:00 p.m. • Advancad and Death" 7:30 East Hartford Drive-In — PETER SELLERS 6:00 p.m. - Advancad 7:00 p.m. • Inlarmadlata | stay in a hotel on the Isle 7:00 p.m. • Inlarmadlata 8:00 p.m. • Baglnnara BEVERLY BOLLINO BURTON Des Saintes, an islet lying UA East 3 — "Harry and “Gator" 7:30; "Return of the "MURDER BY DEATH” 6:00 p.m. - Baglnnara FrI. 6:30 p.m. • Intarmadlata I Waller Go to New York " 7:10- Pink Panther" 9:05 PQ • I t 7:30 « 9:30 off the coast of Guadeloupe 9:10 East Windsor Drive-In — (Limited Enrollment) Dance Studio near La Soufriere, but Burnside I — "Murder By “The House of Exorcism" I BURT REYNOLDS 22 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER most of the big names Death" 7:30-9:30 7:30; "Horrible Sexy Vam­ 1045 Main S treet in overnight in tourist hotels Burnside 2 — "Gator " 7:10- pire" 9:10 the Manchester State Bank Ndg. near Point-a-Pitre. 9:15 "GATOR” PQ • •! 7:10 A S:1S However, no one seems to Your Instructor, Shirley Banks ♦ know how to get in touch ♦ . SUNDAY 99« MATINEES Directors with them. ♦ Every day at 7:30 a.m. Kenneth E. Woods J the Pointe-a-Pitre scien- Beverly ^ lists go out to the airport PIANO and CELLO ♦ where a helicopter picks INSTRUCTOR X and them up and airlifts them cene (All Levels Offered) J IDUBALDO MUSIC CENTER to what has been variously — ♦ 186 W. MIDDLE TPKE. described as the “danger Lee zone" or the “death zone," 115 M a in s t r e e t , M a n c h e s t e r | Announces Registration a triangular-shaped piece (Second Floor) t Burton of land lying at the base of Sept. 7 thru 10 — 3 pm - 6 pm La Soufriere. REGISTRATIONS Sept. 11 — 11 a m - 3 pm NOW BEING ACCEPTED CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS LESSONS AVAILABLE IN IN CLASSICAL RALLET, TAP, Call y\feekdaySf Noon *tll 9 PM Accordion, Guitar, Organ and Piano PHONES: 646-8651 g or 643-4477 JAZZ, ACRORATIC TUMBLING Suit seeks CALL 649-6205 to halt Mr. Woods is a member of the Social Ballroom Dance Classes Now Being Formed Music Teachers ISational For Adults and Teens debates Association^ Inc.y and also a LEARN; Foxtrot • Swing • Cha-Cha • Waltz * M erengue WASHINGTON (UPI) - member of the Connecticut • Polka • Rosk-Dlaco • Rhumba • Huttia Special Rates tor Senior Citizens The American Party an­ Music Teachers Association. ov rvv nounced Wednesday that it “ OciA-OP has filed suit in U.S. The District Court to prevent Register at Studio televised debates between President Ford and Dotty Gibson Perrett Democratic presidential WED. SEPT. nominee Jimmy Carter. Jha School Of Dance to )t P.M. Washington attorney Popular David M. Basker told a Long Sleeve TAP - ACROBATIC - BALLET - JAZZ THURS. SEPT. to j1 P.M. news conference he filed UJsJuw t the action asking the court Sweaters STUDIO of PIANO, FRI. SEPT. t o !i P.M. to enjoin Ford, Carter, the ORGAN and VOICE Preschool Classes, and all Ages Federal Election Commis­ sion and the League of United Methodist Church, Bolton FOR INFORMATION CALL 647-1083 Women Voters from par­ R t. 44A & South Road Mr. and Mrs. Burton are wall known In this araa as performers, chorsographera, and in- ticipating in the scheduled Acrylic kmts-solids. Her alruclora. They are msmbert ot Dancs Educators of America, N.Y.C. Chapter. Mrs. debates. stripes, space dyes, Resumes Teaching | lacquards, S.M.L For Information Or Registration Burton Is also a member ol Dance Mastart ol Amsrica and Danes Taachars Club ol Basker said the matter Choice! Phone 646-0301, or 649-2761 Conn., Inc. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tliurs., Sept. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs . Sept 9, 1976 - PAGE FIVE Carter ADA entlorsement is a mixed blessing iJIaurlipatrr Hrralb WASHINGTON - "If nobody princes warned that a vote for and their basic, right-leaning Working women more satisfied with lives Manchester — A City of Village Charm minds. I’d rather have a nice dish of McCarthy would only help Ford. ideology, to which the ADA is CHICAGO (UPI) — A study of Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ice cream" John Kennedy said off- Andrew Tully Although officially murmuring a anathema. Today, showed 26 per cent of the teresting than theirs. degrees. per cent said they were not very The study also indicated a fourth of the-record in 1960 when informed he low-voiced thanks, fellows, Carter’s Then there are the other sections of women in a working class communi­ housewives questioned said they The study, conducted by Myra good. Some 67 per cent of the the housewives were very happy with Member. Audit Bureeu of Circuleiion Member United Press Iniernationel Just over half of them worked out­ ty near Boston indicates that were dissatisRed with their lives, working wives felt incompetent as had been endorsed for President by emotions have to be mixed. His base the nation, where Carter's big lead Marx Ferree, an assistant sociology side the home, mostly as clerks, their lives. A third of them said their Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, Americans for Democratic Action, In Carter’s case, the ADA's en­ of support, after all is In the South, has disappeared. The ADA has its married women holding jobs — even while only 14 per cent of the professor at the University of homemakers husbands decided they should work Manchester. Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. mundane ones — are more satisfied employed wives who were asked said typists, waitresses, factory workers, Privately, Jimmy Carter may be dorsement was the last surrender of which has never been a bastion of adherents in certain states, notably Connecticut, involved 135 women beauticians, bookkeepers, oV stay at home, compared with one the Democrats’ radical wing, after a with their lives than full-time they felt that way. Forty-one per cent None of the women with paid jobs in 10 of the working wives who at­ Raymond F. Robinson, Edilor-Publither Harold E Turhington. Managing Editor suffering a similar reaction to his 63- left-leaning liberalism, and Carter California, Michigan and Wisconsin, whose youngest children were banktellers and nurses’ aides. to-7 blessing by the ADA executive period during which it viewed his has to carry the South practically lOQ but its major sphere of influence lies housewives. of the housewives compared to 22 per already in school. Some 36 per cent of said she did poorly at her job. In fact, tributed such power to their The study, published in the cent of the working wives believed Of the Housewives interviewed, 7 54 per cent of the working wives said Opinion board. Indeed, whereas Kennedy ran candidacy with something less than per cent to win in November. in the Northeast, and even there it is the women had not finished high per cent said they were extremely husbands. all-out enthusiasm. His problem now According to to George Gallup’s really big only in New York, September issue of Psychology their husbands' work was more in­ school and three held college they were extremely good at their as an unabashed, though pragmatic, good at taking care of a home and 57 jobs. liberal. Carter had tried from the is that somehow he must hold his latest poll. Carter is ahead in the Massachusetts, and perhaps New very beginning of the primary season position in the center without Southern states, 64 per cent to Ford’s Jersey. An ominous trend to present himself as a centrist alienating the left. 28 per cent. But in the rest of the In most of the Midwest, the Democrat with conservative tenden­ Actually, of course, the ADA had country, the poll shows Carter Southwest and the West the ADA is Will more than 50 per cent of hold up. cies. no choice. It could not come out for leading Ford by only 44 to 43 per cent. either a minority lobbying outfit or the nation’s eligible voters Right now, with Carter A Carter .aide reported that his Ford, and it is not in the nature of the Allowing for possible statistical one that excites actual hostility exercise their franchise by dominating the other polls, it is tiger was “pleased” with ADA’s en­ organization to sit out a Presidential error, that means the contest outside among the great masses of voters. It campaign. The only alternative was is definitely not popular in the Farm staying at home on Nov. 2? easy for some to say they will dorsement. He could hardly say Dixie is too close to call. anything else. Like certain labor un­ to go for former Sen. Gene The 13 Southern states have 151 Belt or in generallly conservative, If we are to believe the not vote because they may feel ions of questionable morals, the ADA McCarthy, who is running simply as electoral votes of the 270 needed to vote-rich Texas. results of a recent poll, 7^ a vote against him is futile or a is a kind of unofficial arm of the Gene McCarthy. Undoubtedly, many win. If Carter can hold all those Then, of course, there is the fact million Americans will not vote for him isn’t really Democratic Party in that it has con­ ADA’ers would have preferred states, that’s a splendid base on that the ADA’s current president is siderable influence among the par­ McCarthy, but even the wild men which to build. But it is not to Sen, George McGovern, whose pop­ vote, and this comes to about necessary. Also, when it comes ty’s ultra liberals. Gerald Ford has a recognized that that way lay derogate Dixie to point out that many ularity in the 1972 election was con­ half of the estimated 140 nearer to election time, there similar burden in the number of fat- madness. of its mainly conservative voters fined to Massachusetts and the million of us over 18 eligible to may be an issue or a revived cat defense contractors who em­ At any rate, the ADA concluded could be suspicious of a candidate, District of Columbia. Pondering the have a voice in selection of our fervor to vote that is not ap­ brace his candidacy; he can’t disown that Carter “will provide leadership even one from the South, who is ADA’s support, Jimmy Carter might them but he could wish they had a to achieve economic, racial and backed by the ADA. They will be torn well wonder how a candidate leaders on local, state and parent today. lower visibility. social justice." At the same time, its between voting for one of their own protects himself from his friends. national levels. After all, that is what cam­ Americans have been noted paigning is all about. n t et* for relatively high ballot box If the poll is accurate today, truancy and we have more or it would appear Carter and ■•-'4 less tacitly accepted the right President Ford have two jobs aS® * ^®< C®® ft® not to vote as being as valid as cut out for them. First, convin­ the right to vote. cing millions of voters that t : But the major political par­ their vote is Important and se­ o t ties want a big voter turnout, cond, of course, which man / each believing in its innate op­ best deserves that vote. 8®i timism that the bigger the turn­ If the poll stirs the parties ’ • .I'* out the better the chance it and the candidates to attack has of winning. this growing indifference to C® On a negative side, we think voting, it will have served an both parties like a large tur­ important purpose. If it does : * v l. Va - nout because, as humiliating not, it may well be an ominous J AT vJ? as it is to lose an election, it is sign of an era of government even more traumatic when you by a majority of a minority — a can see that a mere one or two form of political inbreeding -V per cent better turnout of your that leads to governing of the ** * Z3 'V 4 party's partisans might have people, by fewer and fewer I ■ turned the tide in your favor. people, for fewer and fewer ? i 0 8 ' Now we are not entirely con­ people; or as it is known vinced the poll is one that will abroad, a totalitarianism. . 8 ? A m atter of figures It can be a mad, mad world dollars in our state at Electric at times, especially in the area Boat in Groton and United of politics. Technologies plants in the Recently Rep. William R. state including East Hartford. Cotter, D-Conn., has been If we include all federal telling his 1st District con­ expenditures in the state we 1 VALUE stituents that Connecticut has will find that we are not being been getting short-changed by neglected despite Rep. Uncle Sam. Cotter’s implications to the A space view of the Hartford area from Skylab. Copies of this U.S. Geological Survey, 1200 South Eads St. Arlington, Va. 22202. photo map can be obtained for $2 from: Branch of Distribution, According to Cotter, Connec­ contrary. (U.S. Geological Survey photo) OVER ticut taxpayers paid $425 But even if it were true that million more in taxes than it our state was supporting received in federal aid and ser­ ‘‘programs throughout the Car assembly line, Detroit, trade toasts vices last year. country because of our taxes’’ Some time in July, the U.S. it at the Democratic Convention — the practice of Executive wiretap­ Now that figure makes for as the congressman says, isn’t automobile industry produced its 275 Carter’s linfe about "big-shot crooks" ping and spying on private citizens good campaign fodder, but it one of the fundamental millionth passenger car. By un­ Don Oakley who go free while little ones go to dates back at least to Franklin D. planned coincidence, the 275th jail, and running mate Walter F. before we get too alarmed we precepts of his party that we Roosevelt, who ordered the FBI to birthday of the city which symbolizes Mondale's allusion to the man who prepare dossiers on Americans who might consider the indirect take from the haves and help the automobile to the world, Detroit, pardoned the man responsible for it opposed involvement in the war in was also celebrated in July. only 30 more years to add the next 200 all — there may be much less expenditures of federal tax out the have nots? million. In 1946, only about half of Europe. Even the martyred and vir­ The irony is that the milestone car political hay to be made of Watergate tually sainted John F. Kennedy and may not even have been made in American families owned cars. among the population at large then Today, eight out of every 10 families his brother have been implicated in Today’s thought Detroit, notes Stanley Roe, manager there is a danger of a boomerang activities far more sinister than of the statistic department of the own at least one car. effect. If Detroit cannot claim credit for Watergate. Motor Vehicle Manufacturers By this time, surely, all those If W atergate is a burden all Association. the 275-millionth car, says Roe, "It Americans who were offended or out­ The context in Isaiah seems to Republicans carry, the pa(ssing of I won’t forget you There are currently some 102 can, and should, take pride in foun­ raged by Gerald Ford's pardon of show the loving Lord Himself, time, not to mention the emergence Loneliness has no age. It strikes automobile assembly lines scattered ding an industry that is a major con­ Richard Nixon have decided whether appealing and pleading for the mercy of other scandals, has served to put it the young as well as the old. Children in 29 states, and no way of deter­ tributor to the lifestyle and economic or not they can forgive Mr. Ford. The and strength that He desires to give. into better perspective. Richard f t if ' may venture out in strange ways to mining which one of them built the well-being of every American." worst that can be said about it today What is often the case with us is we Nixon is viewed today less as a get attention. The older because of 275th-millionth car. Less than eight So congratulations, auto industry, is what was said at the time, that it don’t see what we really need, but menance to the country than as a experience may express, they feel per cent of the country’s motor and special congratulations, Detroit, was a mistake or premature or a see what we think we need. And such pathetic figure. The “bitter end” alone. vehicles are now produced in Detroit. denial of due process, but not that it •at.—"-*!* is apart of loneliness. defense of him by some Republicans SV****' For any of us, the promise of God At one time or another during the Could he a mudhath wasn't done in good faith, as Mr. When You Make A *25 or More Purchase at Consumers or But thank god, the Father of our should at least be contrasted with the is, "even to your old age I am He; I past eight decades, more than 1,500 If Jimmy Carter is the canny politi­ Carter himself agrees. Lord Jesus Christ, His persistence in dismal record of Democratically- Consumer Audio...Yours Free ... A Coupon Book That Will e w N W * * have made, and I will bear; even I auto makers in virtually every state cian he has proven himself to be so An awful lot' of other polluted the written Word is to seek us out controlled Congress in disciplining HsCiXlKh will carry and will deliver you." See built motor vehicles. It was in far, he will stick to his anQounced in­ political water has gone over the gate esmw If j*» * **** where we are; it is overwhelming. their own wrongdoing. Save You Over *400 On Your Purchases At The Local Area Isaiah 46:3-12. Detroit, however, where in­ tention of not making Watergate an since 1974, and Republicans, if forced m m th tK im tn He wants us to know that we are not In short, there is plenty of mud that terchangeability of parts and the issue in the coming presidential cam­ to, would not be slow in reminding Merchants Who Are Participating. M n 'iM ew alone; "always with you," His Son so could be dragged up by both sides. moving assembly line took root. paign. voters that Democrats have been tumSii u h MStCMka* promised. The Lord forgets you not! Jimmy Carter is too smart, and one It required 50 years until 1946, to Despite the cheers elicited by a found swimming in the midst of it. lir®wh|CMMni The removal of the sin barrier hopes, too honorable a man, to start 6m m I M m Almanac reach the 75-millionth car mark, and couple of not-so-veiled references to We have learned, for instance, that through Christ, the power to that kind of fight. ftiw’ilM bneiilw penetrate our hearts is so we aren’t Nnssif a By I nilcd Press Internalional forgotten by our Father in heaven. It Today is Thursday, Sept. 9, the is so we don’t forget others either. Nm'i 253rd day of 1976 with 113 to follow. For, "Christ difd for all," according The GOP: Laughing all the way AVON The moon is full and moving to the Scripture, and He is the source toward its last quarter. WASHINGTON - Presidential President was reminded of a similar 220 W. Main of strength and love not to forget old mousetrap, the world will beat a path Press Secretary Ron Nessen was occasion years earlier. "I asked one Route 44 The morning stars are Saturn and mother, dad, uncle, or aunt. Lee Roderiek to your door. Now if you build a Jupiter. midway through his daily briefing for riie lleriild’s of the speakers what his definition of better mousetrap the government 678-1307 BSih Are there any visits that need to be f t * The evening star is Mercury. Those the White House press corps recently \\ i>>liingl«a Correspomlenl a big businessman would be," comes along with a better house.” “I made in someone’s home or con­ m BRISTOL when he reported that Sen. Richard ‘'4 born on this date are under the sign valescent home? recalled Mr. Ford. "He said, sometimes think Adam and Eve were of Virgo. Schweiker had met with Mr. Ford Bristol Shopping C. W. Kuhl, pastor ' "Congressman, it’s very simple. A Russians. They didn’t have a roof that morning. "What for? ” cracked Plaza American scientist Joseph Leidy Zion Lutheran Church only 13 of 50 governorship's and 183 of big businessman is what a small over their head, nothing to wear, but 583-3766 was born Sept. 9, 1823. one newsman. "So Mr. Ford could 535 seats in Congress, is laughing — businessman would be if the govern­ they had one apple between them and On this day in history: thank him for running for vice especially in an election year? The ment would ever let him alone! they thought that was Paradise.” MANCHESTER In 1776, the second Continental Open forum president?" answer may be for the same reason a Finally, at a football awards Kansas Sen. — and vice presiden­ Shopping Paikade Congress officially changed the The remark, appropriately greeted small boy whistles past the ceremony, the President recalled tial candidate — Bob Dole — "I 649-8637 American nation’s name from with guffaws from other reporters, graveyard at night. that he was once introduced to a walked into the Senate chamber one brings to mind this opener by Presi­ SrsT-" "United Colonies" to "United group by a former Michigan football EAST HARTFORD Another reason for the volume may day and Sen. Humphrey was States ' Rec advisory dent Ford, speaking at the annual teammate this way: "Ladies and be that bawdy Democratic talking . During his speech, Sen. Sliver Lane Plaza In 1943, American and British dinner of the Radio and Television gentlemen, it might interest you to hoard praised politicians have been the brunt of so Humphrey remarked, "Now 569-0440 troops from North Africa invaded Correspondents’ Association; know that I played football with many jokes this year that the party gentlemen, let me tax your Italy at Salerno. To the editor, "Before I begin, let me ask you to Jerry Ford for two years — and it s » | WEST HARTFORD of Lincoln is seeking equal time. memories.' Just then. Sen. A thanks and congratulations are in join with me in a short, but rather made a lasting impression on me. I McGovern jumped up and shouted, And Corbins Corner order for the members of the Park solgmn ceremony. When I give the Here, then, from "Republican was quarterback. Jerry Ford was the 561-0770 Humor, ” is a sampling of the GOP's "Why haven't we thought of that and Rec Advisory Board, for their signal — would all the TV center. And you might say. it gave before?”' forthright and toward looking deci­ brand of mirthmaking: Yesterdays newscasters in the room please stand me a completely different view of the Pennsylvania Rep. Bud Shuster, Consumer Audio WETHERSFIELD 4 sion in refusing to allow themselves — face toward Ron Nessen. and President Ford — "Nobody wiil President!” one of many congressional con­ Manchester Parkade Corbins Corner Wetherslield to submit to bureaucratic repeat after me: 'There but for the ever win the Battle of the Sexes. Vice President Rockefelle%— "The tributors to the book — "As Will MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD Shopping Center 2.5 years ago expediency, as regards the Charter grace of God. go I!" Nessen was There's just too much fraternizing best part about being vice president 563-1322 Oak Recreation Complex Rogers said, politics is a promising 649-8535 521-6430 This dale was a Sunday The formerly with NBC. with the enemy” Upon being given a is presiding over the Senate. Where profession, but it is not one of the In turning down the state proposal Herald did not publish Mr. Ford’s remark is one of gift of a phone-lamp: "I’m very else could I have Barry Goldwator performing arts." to pave over and take over our park, 10 years ago several hundred examples of grateful for this very unusual gift — a addressing me as "Mr President. " Why such a book of humor’’ Vice they have preserved what little "Republican Humor" in a book of the lamp made out of a phone. But I have " When I chaired the commission in­ About five sloping acres of the President Rockefeller furnishes the re c re a tio n land we have in same name currently making the to tell you. I'm a little worried about vestigating the CIA. we asked the Center Springs Park woodland answer in a forward to it. "Humor is Manchester We in town owe a debt Washington rounds. it I'm in enough trouble now without witnesses to give the whole truth, Your Complete between Winter and Trotter Sts is part of the irrepressible spirit of a tiWlbH>lCilQ of gratitude to these board members Some observations: It may logical­ saying to someone "Excuse me. I nothing but the truth and to speak $500 CREOIT Appliance Store agreed upon as a feasible spot for a Edward Wilson free people," notes Rockefeller 9 * * .7* ly be asked why the GOP, which has have to answer the lamp!" directly into the flower vase. " new elementary school to replace the " The waves of honest laughter r 17 Falknor Dr. Ihc loyalty of only about 22 per cent While meeting with a group of Ronald Reagan — "I always grew 50-year-old Lincoln School Manchester won't upset a sturdy ship of state. of the American voters and controls small businessmen recentlv. the up believing that if you build a better They just help keep the crew sharp." MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 School, a licensed 9-month YWCA planning fall programs program. “Saif Sunday lor tha Family" ^ginning this fall, there Births Fall program activities ting, charcoal sketching, will be the focus of asser­ Club, 725 E. Middle Tpke. are beginning at the Teen program activities will be a limited use of 25th Anniversary oil and acrylic painting, tiveness training, divorce scholarships-in the Nutmeg Manchester Nutmeg Branch YWCA of beginner and intermediate and separation group, include beginner guitar in Branch YWCA. Par­ S t «■ [I p I- n , J e n n if e r the Hartford Region. bridge lessons, com­ writer's workshops, and a lessons, creative arts and Registration is now taking ticipants who have a par­ Marie, daughter of parative religion and women's exploration crafts, handbuilt pottery, ticular need may apply to Jill L. Winter and Conrad J. Hauk DOUBLE STAMPS place at the YWCA office, mysticism, and upholstery. gymnastics for girls, William A. and Lonnelle group. receive a scholarship, so Jr., both of Manchester, were Cooke Steppen of 77 Moun­ 78 N. Main St. There will also be tennis Adult group activities duckpin bowling, basket­ that they can share in cer­ For adults, there will be married Aug. 7 at St. Mary’s tain St,, Rockville. She was SAT. NIGHT lessons, woodland walks, meeting on a continuing ball and tennis lessons. tain program activities. Episcopal Church in Manchester. classes in transactional Preschool program ac­ born Sept. 3 at Rockville •»4( bicycle touring, beginner basis will include book dis­ YWCA flyers may be The bride is the daughter of Mr. 'D Mun analysis, handbuilt tivities include Kiddie General Hospital. Her 7-10 P.M. anci intermediate hatha cussion series, volleyball found at the branch office and Mrs. Robert W. Winter of 674 pottery, leaded glass, or­ Kalisthenics, Tiny Tots, maternal grandparents are yoga, slimnastics, modern group, Koffee Krafters, and at various banks in the Center St. The bridegroom is the son naments, needlepoint and Tiny Tots Plus, and Mr. and Mrs. George R. ballet/slimnastics, and group therapy. Weight area. For more informa­ of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peruccio of 18 8 Page Circular At All StoresI crewel design, chair body workshop. Watchers, the Newcomers preschool dance. There is tion concerning activities, Cooke of 1 Westview Ter., caning, watercolor pain­ Franklin St. and Conrad J. Hauk Sr. Special women’s issues Club and the Young Wives also the YWCA Nursery call the YWCA, 647-1437, Rockville. Her paternal of Glastonbury. grandparents are Mr. and The Rt, Rev. Msgr. Edward Rear­ Mrs. Frank Steppen of don of St. James Church and the Rev. Middle Butcher Rd., Stephen K. Jacobson of St. Mary’s Rockville. She has a Episcopal Church performed the brother, Jeremy William. in Sweet Life double-ring ceremony. White gladioli Famous IPS^ No-Iron and yellow daisies decorated the Sunditl rnni, Bt-lliany altar. Ronald Rothermal of Winifred, daughter of ® Manchester was organist and Mark David B. and Bonita B. DeMaio of Manchester was soloist JGAR Holly Hobble Brown Sandstrom of Rt. A and guitarist. 44A, Coventry. She was The bride, given in marriage by born Sept. 3 at Rockville Sheets her father, wore an ivory satapeau General Hospital. Her gown with re-embroider^ Alencon y maternal grandparents are TWIN FLAT & FIT lace designed with fitted bodice, Mr. and Mrs. Alton J. scoop neckline with double flounced Brown of Burnside Ave., collar, ruffled caplet sleeves, high East Hartford. Her pater­ rise waistline with flounced hemline nal grandparents are Mr. Our extending to a chapel-length train. A 4 and Mrs. Leo J. Tierney of Reg. Her fingertip veil of imported silk il­ Lund Photo Wall St.. Hebron. She has 4.99 lusion was edged with lace. She three brothers, Dean, 14, carried a colonial bouquet of ivory David, 7, and Daniel, 4‘''2. miniature roses, carnations and Mrs. Conrad J. Hauk Jr. CASES baby’s breath. Kri*t*lund, Jennifer Miss Carrie-Lou Winter of Lynn, daughter of Robert Chatham D. Russell Sink ot Manchester in Talcottville, after wnicn the cou­ Our Manchester was her sister’s maid of ple left for Vermont. They will reside and Tina Skoglund honor. Bridesmaids were Miss served as best man. Ushers were Freeland of 18 Bellevue 100% Reg. William Stephson of Bolton, the in Manchester. 2.39 U Angela Raimondo of Manchester; Mrs. Hauk is employed as a Ave., Rockville. She was Polyester Miss Cheryl Winter of Manchester, brid eg ro o m ’s cousin: Joseph born Sept. 3 at Rockville L’Hieux and Don Caven, both of manual design assistant at Aetna Delightful Holly Hobble the bride’s sister; Miss Sharon Stut- Life & Casualty. Mr. Hauk is General Hospital. Her Sheet Blanket characters printed in multi tard of Riverside, R.I., the bride’s Manchester; and Bruce Rafferty of maternal grandparents are South Windsor. employed as quality control inspec­ Sweet pastels or while in colors on white. A favorite cousin; and Miss Betty Simpson of tor for Stanadyne in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 70x90" size, fits twin or for any child’s room. Manchester. A reception was held at The Colony Skoglund of 192 E. Main full bed. Machine washable. 3 .7 6 St., Rockville. Her pater­ (Herald photo by Pinto) Our Reg. 4.99 nal grandparents are Mr. '1 and Mrs, Charles Freeland Mr. and Mrs. Ervin St. Onge Bartsch-Dodge of Stafford Springs.

S un, U a r r i I- A n n , Mr. and Mrs. Ervin St. Onge of 15 children, Leisa and Joseph. PERMA PRESS daughter of Gerald and Claire Rd., Vernon were honored at a The couple was married in Canada Annabelle Dorcas Dodge of Karen Kibbe Sas of 335 surprise buffet dinner on Aug. 27 at on Sept. 1,1951. An anniversary Mass “ Fern Daisy” Manchester and Kedric Calvin Center Rd., Vernon. She Mama Mia's on Tolland Tpke. in was held on Aug. 28 at St. Isaac Bartsch of Portland, Ore. were was born Sept. 4 at observance of their 25th wedding an­ Jogues in East Hartford. married June 25 at St. James Church Rockville General niversary. Mr. St. Onge is owner of the Shop­ Tier Curtain in Manchester. Hospital. Her maternal WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM The party was hosted by their ping Bag in Rockville. W J ^ f A The bride is the daughter of Mr. grandparents are Mr and THESE BONUS COUPONS and Mrs. Paul J. Dodge of 39 Tuck Mrs. Edward Kibbe of Pin­ Rd. The bridegroom is the son of Mr, nacle Rd,, Ellington. Her 24" or 36" 1 7 and Mrs, Duane - Bartsch of Folklore Bed Pillow Our Reg. ■ B paternal grandparents are Portland, Ore. } Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sas In the service Plump, resilient filling of 3.99 The Rev. Bernard Killeen of St. of West Rd , Rockville, 50% crushed duck feathers, 2 .9 6 James Church and the Rev. Ronald 50% foam, in vintage ticking. Our Reg. 3.99 Fournier of Emanuel Lutheran Symonds, Rohi-rl Ulif- A irm an G ary D. your Valance Q 3 7 Church celebrated the nuptial Mass lon, son of Robert and Hatch, son of Mr. and Our Reg. 2 .9 9 ___ m and performed the double-ring Laurann Hurley Symonds ' k ceremony. Mrs. Arthur R, Hatch of Dainty (design in yellow, beige or of 39 Pinney St., Ellington. Coventry, has been The bride, given in marriage by He was born Sept. 6 at green to add new life to your her father, wore a gown of imported Rockville General selected for technical windows. Machine washable. training at Chanute AFB, Gallery organza with re-embroidered Alen­ Hospital. His- maternal 111., in the Air Force vehi­ con la,ce designed with fitted bodice grandparents are Mr. and of English net, illusion V-neckline Mrs. Patrick Hurley of cle maintenance field. Mnin Fkxx Walkins Bros 935 Main St.Mancheslef . ! r "— ...... J' He recently completed and lace standup collar, full-length Tolland. His paternal basic training at Lackland fitted sleeves with angel wing grandmother is Amy C. AFB, Tex. He was overlay from elbow. Empire Bowman of Stafford graduated from Coventry PERMA PRESS, MACHINE WASHABLE! waistline with self-back belt and lace Springs. BOWK High School in 1975. motifs with skirt extending to a COMPLETE GM chapel-length train. She wore a G r o n d i n , B ria n OUR B O N U S Airman Catherine E. Slub Weave, Solid Color traditional mantilla of imported silk Ki-giiiuld, son of Reginald TO YOU ...... Hess, daughter of Mrs. illusion bordered in lace. She carried J. and Debra Watrous o n UP TO A MAXIMUM Ot Tiers and Tailored ‘ Grondin of 183 Anthony Arleen M. Hess of 111 REPAIRS 100% Polyester a bouquet of white orchids and Maskel Rd., South Wind­ • COLLISION Curtains stephanotis. Rd., Tolland. He was born Gr««n Stamps sor, has achieved the rank Pile Rugs i f'! Mrs. Alexander Pazda of Sept. 6 at Rockville Manchester was her sister's matron General Hospital. His of airman first class in the • MECHANICAL TIER CURTAINS Full U. S. Air Force. WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS 21x36” 24x45" of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. maternal grandparents are Airman Hess is an air CARS AND TRUCKS Paul J. Dodge Jr. of Palatine, 111., All Events Studio Mr. and Mrs. Willard Book the bride’s sister-in-law; Miss Tina Watrous of RFD 1, Coven­ One traffic control operator at Genvfne Parts Mrs. Kedric C. Bartsch of COUPON 1 Webb AFB, Tex., and Mazurski of Southington and Miss try. His paternal grand­ Per Factory Trained Mechanics 24" Patricia Rikowski of Groton, parents are Adalbert Gron- S&H Family serves with a unit of the 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Reg. 2.99 8 Air Force Communications Paul J, Dodge Jr. of Palatine, 111,, A reception was held at the elementary school teacher by the din of Hartford and Stamps 100 EXTRA Service. She was CALL 646-6464 the bride’s brother, served as best Manchester Country Club. For Ledyard Board of Education. Mr. Angeline Grondin of Maple Wortii St.. Vernon. Page graduated from South 34x54" 48x68” 30", Reg. 3.39...... 2.87 man. Ushers were Scott Bartsch of traveling, Mrs. Bartsch wore a black Bartsch, a veteran of six years in the S3.S0 and white dress with white U.S. Navy, is presently an GREEN STAMPS Circular Windsor High School and 36", Reg. 3.79...... 2.97 Portland, Ore., the bridegroom’s In lifg Carter Chevrolet brother; Alexander Pazda of accessories. The couple is residing in engineering student at the University Now attended Manchester Com­ 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER Merchandise on purehoMO lotiln i 11.00 to M .M Valance, Reg. 2 .4 9 .... 1.97 Manchester, the bride’s brother-in- East Hampton. of Hartford. Wedding munity College. $2.00 Mdudhtf t l tohucco product* Available 1 0 f 17L® law; and David Seehart of Montville. Mrs. Bartsch is employed as an in Thit coupon may tito bo uMd In comblno.ion wllti Add color and line with smart trellis TAILORED CURTAINS Cash othof I i H Qroon Stomp Coupon* in IM* at design. Non-skid backing of Smart-Vennart $ 3 .0 0 Id nrlltl Ittgoi purchott* Every Durogan; machine washable. Martha Eileen Vennart in l(| Good Thru Sept. 11 s S t » i Store top quality “royal” PRO-KEDS 63" Rec registration begins on Monday and William Douglas Bonus Reg. 6.39 Smart, both of Springdale, Booh The Manchester Recreation women’s programs which are held the West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. were married Aug. 14 at Coupons at a super-low price. Kritter Kamp in 8 1 ". Reg. 7.39...... 6 .30 Department will begin its fall days at the West Side Rec. Registra- Brochures on classes and all infor­ Here's your chance to save to 20% on the very same first registration Monday at 9:30 a m. for tion will be conducted in person at mation will be available at that time. Wallingford, Vt. Full quality ''royal" PRO KEDS that sell nationally to $15. These Rich looking textured weave Popular classes will again be run The bride is the daughter Book of Mr, and Mrs. John in melon, white, limeortemon, with several new classes including most wanted PRO KEDS feature looselined, ventilated Nielson of 49 Harlan Rd, ot extra full and deftly tailored. Chinese cooking, plant care, quilling 8 heavy-duty canvas uppers, cushioned arch/heel, The bridegroom is the son (the art of paper twisting), acrylic S&H of Mrs. Jean Smart of reinforced toe, and molded traction sole. In sporty action painting, drawing, and watercolor. Page EXTRA Stamps colors with PRO KEDS famous red/blue power stripe. Choose College notes Ocean Grove, N J . and Circular Other classes include string art, William D Smart of modern dance, and changing roles of low or hi-cut. Big boys' 1-6M, men's 6V2-12M. Sayreville, N.J. Now lifg GREEN STAMPS We will fit girls and women In these sizes, too. FOR CHILLY FALL NIGHTS women. The Rev Ernest French Available on purchasos totallng||0.00 to $14.99 There are more than 25 different of Rutland. Vt performed Dacron® Filled Elizabeth A, Gorton of 32 Brand 88 W. Center St., Mary A. Stevens, 29 classes to choose from this fall at the at oicluding oN toOocco producto St., Bolton, received her M.A. degree Harlan St., Cynthia A. Shanley, 43 the double-ring ceremony. This coupon may slso b t usod in combination with selling nationally to YOUR West Side Rec. The programs also in­ The bride, given in Ever)! S K - llO O : cotton Blend prints on Aug. 1 from the University of Philip Rd., Terri L. Johnston, 574 clude low-cost child care for children oihar S 4 H Qraan Stamp Coupons m ihii Comforters marriage by her parents, ad with largaf purchasas ^ Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colo. Spring St., and Diane R. Hellstrom, over age two, which allows mothers Store m 474 Adams St. wore an off-white cotton Good Thru Sept. 11 our R e ^ . to join the programs. gown designed with lace Among the students named to the Vernon: Karen E. Taylor, Burbank Recreation membership is Our dean’s list for the spring semester at Rd. bib front trimmed with 100% or apparel. required of all participants with pink and blue ribbon. Em­ Reg. Keene (N.H.) State College are: Talcottville: Darby M. Wraight, proof of residency. All classes are Manchester: Christine E. Utting, Elm Hill Rd. pire waist, puffed sleeves, Full 11.99 run on a first come, first served and square neck. Her head- Luxurious French crepe cover in basis. Registration ends daily at 2 piece was a tia ra of Book p.m. pretty patterns and colors. miniature white carnations ot COUPON ] One Cut size 72x84" for twin or full bed. and baby’s breath She S&H Per 8 carried a nosegay of miniature white and blue Stamps ^ 0 0 EXTRA" " Page Menus carnations, baby's breath, W o rth Circular daisies and fern $ 3 .$ 0 NEW FALL COLLECTION Mrs Kathleen Nielson of in GREEN STAMPS Now Wallingford. Vt , was her MerchaniSse School Friday. Filet of haddock, french pears, whole wheal bread, on purchaioa tololing $19.00 to $19.99 Available sister's matron of honor $2.00 Menus which will be served in fried potatoes, cole slaw, bread, margarine, coffee, tea or milk. oacAudktt •• teOoooo psodycti CALDOR'S OWN QUALITY E^rin Nielson of in at Needlework Kits Manchester public schools. Sept. 13- butter, milk, chocolate cake. Wednesday: Baked chicken parts This coupon may alao ba uaod m oomOmotton wt9i Orion® Sayelle™ Wallingford. Vt the bride's Cash othar S A H Oiaon Stamp Covpona tn tMa Every 17, are as lollows with gravy, butternut squash, niece, was flower girl $ 3.0 0 ad with largar purchasos ^ ^ Knitting Yarn m b m a Our Reg. Elderly vegetable cole slaw, cranberry Store Monday: Breaded veal patty, Clayton Smart of E'elton. in 1.99 to 3.99 Ea. Menus which will be served Sept. sauce, chocolate brownie, rolls, Good Thru Sept. 11 s S >«« I 4 oz , 4 ply worsted M M ^ 1 .5 7 to3 .1 4 tomato sauce, whipped potato, Calif . was his brother's Bonus 13-17 at Mayfair and Westhill margarine, coffee, tea or milk weight, super colors, ■ ■ Skein Choose now and make them grow into attractive home buttered wax beans, bread, butter, best man Booh Gardens to Manchester residents Thursday: Old-fashioned cabbage SHOE-TOWN machine wash and dry. Our Reg. 1 19 decorations or gifts. milk, pears. A reception was held at Coupons over 60 are as follows: soup, beef hash with catsup, buttered Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, potato Kritter Kamp, after which Monday: Pot roast of veal, tomato mixed vegetables, canned sliced chips, whole kernel corn, milk, the couple left lor St vegetables au jus, whipped potatoes, peaches, rye bread, margarine, COUPONS 1 a 2 ARE WORTH COUPONS 1 a 3 ARE WORTH vanilla pudding with peaches. John s. They will reside in buttered green peas, fruited gelatin coffee, tea or milk 300 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 400 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE MAMCHESTER WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Wednesday: Barbecued beef on Springdale SALE: with topping, bread, margarine, Friday: Oven fried flounder with OF S16 THROUGH S19.99 .... OF $20 THROUGH 124 93 Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. noodles, buttered peas, bread, .Mrs. Smart is a senior Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hill^town Rd Route 169 » MANCHESTER THURS. thru SAT. coffee, tea or milk. lemon sauce. Spanish rice, three- nursing student at Norwalk Othai tocalioni throuelvoul Connaclicut butter, milk, mixed fruit. ft- IBSB Daily: 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday; Salisbury steak with bean salad, fresh banana, corn bread, Community College Mr COUPONS 1.2 & 3 ARE WORTH COUPONS 2 a 3 ARE WORTH Ttiursday: Grinder, applesauce, coffee, tea or milk 500 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday: 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. milk, ice cream. mushroom gravy, boiled potatoes in Smart is a self-employed 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE Free parking. BankAmericard, Mastercharge. jackets, collard greens, canned The menu is subject to change carpenter in Darien OF S30 OR MORE . . OF $25 THROUGH $29 99 PAGE EIG HT - MANCHESTER EVEN IN G HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept, 9. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Sept. », H76- PAGE NINE

About town Education today: Here\ help for the teachers Hearings planned this month CUP & SAVE PATRICIA — A Faculty Feeling “The Heart of Teaching" TV in St. Louis. classroom teacher from sion shows, for public it increasingly difficult to difficult to teach their (Loneliness). The issue in was produced at,the Consultants included Eli are open to those affected | 15% DISCOUNTS For MrCORMACK Arlington, Va.; and Bee television, are expected to ignore or deny their own students without taking The church board of the this episode: whether faeilities of the Bower, director of health by someone with a drinking | I PI Kilurutiun Kdilor Jay Freeman, teacher help bridge it. feelings and concerns as into account the feelings, Church of the Nazarene SENIOR CITIZENS Fourth-grader Sandy N. teachers are “a bunch of Educational Film Center and medical sciences. from Memphis, Tenn. Agency for Instructional they enter the classroom, .perceptions, and problems on state health insurance problem. I nuts and bolts" or "a in North Springfield, Va., University of California at will meet tonight at 7:30 at gets A s on homework and There is a gap in teacher Television says the series It also will help teachers which students carry with the church. ------I C's on the same type of magnificent machine, run- and the facilities of KETC- Berkeley; Bonnie Bracey, training. The new televi­ will help teachers who find who find it more and more them into the classroom. B’nai B'rith will have its I ning smoothly and HARTFORD (UPI) — Hearings annual tag sale Sunday I work done in class. Not included are Connecticut Blue out-patient treatment of mental con­ East Central Pomona generating tremendous will be held later this month on a plan ditions for which the plan pays 50 per from to a.m, to 3 p.m. in ^ r The A s mystify his Cross and Connecticut Medical Ser­ Grange will meet Saturday power" — to use an required by state law to provide cent up to $1,000. front of the former Grants I teacher; the C's puzzle vice which will run similar but at 5 p.m. at Glastonbury analogy from the program, health insurance to Connecticut store at Manchester Shop- I M$nniiM ; parents. pillM im m M lHM lM liiiiiia separate programs. No individual would pay more than Grange Hail. Officers will When the first report "The Heart of Teaching" residents regardless of their health. The program could get under way $1,000 a year and the maximum cost ping Parkade. I is the third Agency for be installed in ceremonies WILL IN tP IC T fOn OROKIN P L U ft. ■ card goes out, the parents The state’s more than 300 in­ by Oct. 1, according to Peter F. Kek for expenses to a family would be $2,- at 8 p.m. at Glastonbury LOOM im C K , LOOM MOKTAII iO M T t. * Instructional Television surance companies have formed the 000 a year. WOON FLAIHINO, CfUCKIO OROWNi I come in — at 7:30 the next Deli Department Specials ly, chief of the Insurance Congregational Church. morning. When teacher project to be produced CHOICES T ME A TS Health Reinsurance Association that Department’s Examination Division. Proposed monthly rates, with a DELICIOUS and parents meet you have through a consortium will offer insurance with benefits up WILL IN M IC T CHUMMY IN A T IK AMO The Travelers Insurance Co. will ad­ $500 deductible as a sample, would Manchester Composite Z process of cooperative to $1 million for those considered ■AUMMT roe ANY OTNM DinCY. ■ what's known as "the minister the program. began for individuals at $17 for men Squadron of the Civil Air parent crunch. " development. m TOWN ROAST BEEF ,^ *2.39 high risks and unable to get regular Policies with deductibles of $200, and $29.06 for women under 30, to Patrol will meet tonight Hurricane plan The agency is a non­ Land O’ Lakai health insurance. WE STOP ALL l e a k s ; Problems stemming $500 and $750 ^ be offered to in­ $60.79 for men and $72.20 for women from 7 to 9:30 at the NEW LONDON (U P I)- from this stress-producing profit American-Canadian LOIN END Rath’a The state Insurance Department dividuals who Mn buy insurance 60 to 64. agency formed in 1973 to 1 9 AMERICAN Manchester State Armory. City officials were told tllMcllMUlU I event in the life of a SLICED Hkkory Smoked Sept. 21 at the State Olfice Building themselves or in groups of three to For groups, per person, $15.30 for Membership is open to all Wednesday a $7.1 teacher arc highlighted in improve instruction CHEESE .lb. on the association’s proposal ior 25, The policy would pay, after the men and $26.15 for women under 30, PORK ROAST young people from Grade 7 hurricane protection • ROOnNO • CHIM NIYt one of several episodes of a through television and .lb. BACON to $54,71 for men and $64.98 for • WATIH MOOnNO Our Own Fraih operation of the plan required by the deductible is exceeded, 80 per cent of through high school. More project has been approved new television production, other technologies. 1975 legislature. women 60 to 64. • FOUNDATION covered medical expenses, except information may be ob­ by a U.S. Senate subcom­ ALWAYS FREE RItTONATION "The Heart of Teaching. " The first consortium M u c k a ’a MACARONI tained by calling 646-6344 mittee. The project to ESTIMATES The series, produced by project was "Bread and CENTER CUT 1C 2 4 7 - 5 6 1 8 BOLOGNA or 871-0259. build dikes to protect the SATISFACTION the Agency for Instruc­ Butterflies” — a career SALAD ...... lb. .lb. Owt of Shaw's Cove area now goes eUARANTEED CALL COLLICT tional Television^ and education series for 9-to-12- PORK CHOPS DANISH A Bible study will take to a House subcommittee. National Instructional year-olds. The second was .lb. More than 600,000 in state's schools place tonight at 7:30 at the Television, also deals with: for ll-to-13-year-olds and W G CHRISTIAN CHEESE United Pentecostal — The Last Hour Clash deals with problems of .lb. u By United Press International tricts despite a decline in the elemen­ Teachers plans to meet with local Church, 187 Woodbridge St. (Frustration). Teacher emerging adolescence. COUNTRY STYLE More than 600,000 Connecticut tary school populations. school officials Sept, 20 to discuss the Whit J. can't understand National Instructional The state’s two teacher unions, the Manchester students went to classes for the first rise in class sizes and other non­ Manchester Young why Sidney always dis­ Television developed the Connecticut Education Association PORK RIBS ■■■■■■■■■■■I time Wednesday in schools beset by economic issues. Marines will meet tonight W. Hartford rupts his class; Sidney consortium concept in the .lb. and the Connecticut State Federation labor problems, enrollment drops, in­ Paul Skrigan, chairman of the at 7 at Howell Cheney can't understand why the late sixties when it became of Teachers, said leaders in the un­ Mutsr Clurgt AcctpM creasing class sizes and tightened teachers’ negotiating committee, Regional Vocational- teacher picks on him. This apparent that no single ^ For A Welcome Change, Serve Something From Our settled districts were taking a wait- LOIN HALF budgets. said the union also is seeking any Technical School. THE THANK YOU STONE NOW ttirU SAT. program caricatures the agency — national, state, Fresh Fish Department Clear and crisp skies met the and-see stance. hikes higher than the 5 per cent frustrations teachers feel regional, or local — could youths as they headed for the state's Another problem facing teachers is recommended by a panel of three ar­ when nothing they do produce on a regular basis PORK ROAST Featuring^his Week Al-Anon family groups Get All Your Sewing Needs at King’s .lb. 1,100 elementary and secondary the trend toward larger class sizes. bitrators. The city has said it cannot seems right in efforts to the kind and amount of FRPQII will meet tonight at 8 at the schools, manned by more than 30,000 The Connecticut Education Associa­ afford eyen the 5 per cent hikes. Pathfinders Club. 102 Nor­ reach certain students. classroom television teachers. tion said a recent study showed the Schools, especially those in needed to strengthen S-|79 man St., with the beginners Sewing ^lotions Sale! — Every One Is RIB HALF Teachers in 65 of Connecticut's 159 average first-grade class last had Connecticut’s far-flung suburban Something Else (In­ American education. FLOUNDER FILLET group meeting at 7:30, and lb. local school districts went to work 21.8 students, and the average belts, have reported enrollment Friday at 10 a.m. at the dividual Differences). The Under the plan, in­ without contracts, and the leaders of probably will rise this year. drops of up to 10 per cent, which terested agencies pool PORK ROAST South United Methodist program highlights the .lb. the two major unions said teachers in The CEA said the smallest class translates into further tightenings of multiple things a teacher their financial, technical Church campus. Alateen the unsettled areas were hoping to sizes were in Eastford with 14.6 and budgets already hit by the national for the 12- to 20-year-old must keep in mind, and intellectual resources reach agreements ‘‘within a Union with 14.9. New London showed recession. to create a series of the children of problem simultaneously, to be help­ PRIDE OF THE FARM reasonable time." the largest size with 30 students The state subsidizes local educa­ ful to all manner of in­ highest quality that serves 4-6 lb. drinkers will meet tonight In addition to wages, teachers while Bridgeport averaged 25 and tion to the tune of $255 per registered at 8 at the Pathfinders dividual students with all both local and national Avg. Hartford 24 students. needs. TURKEY BREASTS were concerned with the size of student a year. Club. The family groups manner of needs and .lb. classes that have grown in some dis­ The New London Federation of backgrounds.

WEEKEND SPECIAL Baptists plan retreat POMPONS n-ffOOD LA m ' LEAN ^ CASH a CARRY B ^ WHOLE a.m., and the retreat will be conducted GARDENS RIB END ^ The Women's Society of Community from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Each person iMTum ■- Let Us Help Youl Baptist Church will have a one-day retreat attending the retreat is asked to bring a 168 Woodland St., Manchestar • 643-8474 Sept. 18 at the Hungerford House at Bible, pencil and sack lunch. J ’V e d & e /^ 1 PORK Columbia Lake. The theme: "Help Reservations may be made by calling PORK 0 Yourself and Others with God’s Help.” Mrs. William Zimmermann, 875-8718, or 85 E. CENTER ST. 12-14 Members will leave the church at 8:30 Mrs. Charles Butler, 649-4112. i 649-5268 LB. AVG. QO LOIN ROAST V Fill Thoie Bare Spots With Hardy, Fall Mum$! Healthy Plants, All Colors, In Bud. 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FREE INSTALLATION 1 IT Id VYad-Frl 9 needs and the newest Simplicity patterns. ^ Sal, 9 WOODLAND “I hope this will be suf­ FREE SERVICE APPUANC'ES Budget to 38 Months ^GARDENS ficient for your records" lllllllllllUlllllllllllll NUT TO STOP 1 SHOP PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept 9. 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN Elected Waldron J. Finnegan of Public records Manchester has been elected vice president, membership, of the Hart­ Warranty Heeds N.H., to Terry A. Richards and Tracey a . ford Chapter, National Joseph S. Hachey and Joanne B. Hachey Richards, both of East Hartford, property Association of Accoun­ to Keith R. Davis and Lynn S. Davis, both at 116 Benton St., $44 conveyance tax. tants. of New Britain, property at 178 Cooper St., Building permits Finnegan is manager of $33,450.50. Nutmeg Homes Inc., home at 40 cost accounting at Thomas P. DelMastro, Westmoreland, strawberry Lane, $25,000. Hamilton Standard Divi­ sion, United Technoiogies Bank Charges Welcome Corp. He is a graduate of American International College and holds a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Hartford. He and his wife, Annette, have three chiidren. They live at 693 Center St. Promoted James E. Daley of South Windsor has been promoted to development superintendent in the group data processing depart­ ment at Aetna Life & Casualty, Hartford. Daley is a University of Connecticut graduate. He Winner of hack-to-school drawing joined the company in 1972 Mrs. William Nighan of 5 Thayer Rd. learns features of CB radio won by her son, Bob, 10, in as a programmer-analyst back-to-school contest at D & L, Manchester Parkade. Bob was presented the radio by Sue and was promoted to senior analyst two years Thomas (right), children’s department manager, (Herald photo by Dunn) later. He lives at 17 Joseph Lane. Trees go down for road project Jackson visits HARTFORD (UPl) - CB Con vac Trees are falling fast near the junction of W. Middle Tpke. and New State Rd. and the wood B u s in e s s Civil riohts activist Jesse A new weekly column for all you from them is disappearing just as fast. Herald photographer Reginald Pinto made this pic­ Jackson will be in Hartford Citizens Band radio enthusiasts out ture shortly after midday Wednesday and by the end of the day the logs were gone. House­ and the consumer today and Friday to meet there on Channel 19 and the other holders were loading them on trucks and into station wagons and car trunks for use in with public school students channels. Fellow with the handle of stoves and fireplaces. The trees are in the path of road improvement project. and teachers. “Ink Dipper" will bring you the latest ratchet-jawin’ from CB-land. Watch for it every Saturday in The Several area people Herald's Weekend magazine. pass engineer exams VITAMINS COMPARE AND SAVE Last Police report Several Manchester area residents are among the 195 ARTHUR DRUG candidates who have passed state examinations and are Read Herald Ads now qualified to practice in Connecticut as professional Three Manchester men thrown at the bar, police to Manchester via 1-84. tified by police because he engineers or land surveyors. have been arrested by local said. Lebrun was apprehended hasn’t been formally The area residents, named by the state Board of police on criminal charges bear the Highland St. exit charged, is accused of 13 Registration for Professional Engineers and Land stemming from an Aug. 9 Two Manchester motor­ off 1-84, police said. house breaks and three Surveyors, are Allen S. Dale of Vernon, J. Gerard A. PLAY OUR BONUS GAME disturbance at the Brass cyclists have been issued auto thefts, police said. D'Auteuil of Ellington, Gabor T. Retting of Manchester, 116 EAST CENTER SI Hammer Cafe, Charter summonses for alleged Manchester Police The stolen cars were Robert J. Mosback Jr. of South Windsor, Dennis J. Staba WE HAD A Oak St., police reported. traffic violations which oc­ detectives have ap­ recovered shortly after the of Andover, Donald A. Whitaker of Talcottville and MANCHESTER Taken into Custody on curred during a Tuesday prehended a Manchester respective incidents, police Ronald J. Zawoysky of Tolland. (formerly nooooo Common Pleas Court 12 night police pursuit to youth in connection with a said. Of a variety of goods Those who have passed the first half of the examination arrest warrants Bolton and back. series of burglaries and taken in the house breaks, and were issued certificates as engineers-in-training are INNER Wednesday were Joseph Anthony F. Pagano, 28, stolen car reports, police police have recovered Bruce C. Budrow of Rockville, Naginbhai B. Dalwadi of Duva, 21, of 108 Carter St.; of 60 E. Middle Tpke. was said today. some jewelry and three East Hartford, Douglas J. Dingwall of Manchester, Michael J. Murdock, 21, of charged with spewing and The boy, not yet iden­ guns. Further details Ethan J. McCague of Vernon, Michael J. McGuffie of 108 Carter St., and Peter failure to obey a red light. weren’t available. Manchester, David E. Nordenson of Rockville, Raymond M. Weiss, 21, of 71 N. Guy J. Lebrun, 21, of 108 M. Smith of Manchester and Sally A. Trousdell of Lakewood Circle. Carter St. was charged Tolland. CHOICE MEATS Each was charged with with reckless driving, third-degree criminal mis­ failure to obey an officer’s RIB THRUS. & FRI. ONLY LOIN AT 10 A.M. chief and breach of peace, signal, speeding, and Caldor sales increase PORK ROAST PORK ROAST police said. Each was passing on the right. Court 5 RIBS released on a $250 non­ dates are Sept. 21. w What*s New Caldor Inc., the Norwalk-based discount chain, has LOBSTER surety bond for court Police said Pagano was For Fall Fabrics reported record sales of $21.5 million for August, up 23.5 appearance later this the only one of four motor­ per cent from last year. lb. month. cyclists to pull over and The 39-store chain had a strong response to seasonal lb. W ednesday’s arrests stop when patrolmen COTTON CHINO and back-to-school merchandise, a spokesman said. bring to four the number of observed fast-traveling 45“ wid* wosh A waor lb. GENUINE persons charged in connec­ cycles at E. Center and FALL SHADES value 1.98 yd. SWISS WHILE THEY LAST YO CALF LIVER 4 ,- tion with the Aug. 9 bottle Lenox Sts. MIU LENGTHS SALE PRICE CENTER CUT and chair-throwing inci­ Police chased the others STEAK dent, police said. Donald J. to Bolton Notch, where It ^ Nowinstock- gUILT BATTl NG • FOAMPRODUCTS 4- PORK CHOPS Corcoran, 22, of 78 Bryan they split up, and the Manchester Hospital notes $ - 1 5 9 DRAPERYorid SUPVER lb. On Dr. was arrested on the patrolman still in pursuit I lb. $149 night of the disturbance, was only able to follow one FABRIC Priced from I lb. Tremendous police said. , ji)ptorcyclist, who returned Discharged Tuesday: Louise Meyerhoff, 88 FRESH GROUND Police said several New shipmeol ol ouorled patterns, Florence St.; Johanna Johnson, 393 Summit St.; CHICKEN CHUCK young men went into the prints ond textures Values to 4.98 yd. | ^YD. WINGS Assortments cafe at about 11 p.m. that DESIGNER PRINTS OiRECT FROM MILL! Olin Stone, East Hartford; Pamela Hills, night, and the owner Warehouse Point; Elizabeth Long, East Hart­ 49 Of Warm refused to serve them. The ★ Now in Stock- BLU E WORK DEN IM * ford; Salvator Spadaro, 44 Manor Lane, South refusal touched off a melee lb. lb. lb. 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The suiting by Klopman is JOHNNY CARSON POTATOES . The Manchester Civic 643-5135 Orchestra and Chorale will Snow Crop Canadian 315 Cwltf Sl 100% Dacron" polyester that VESTED SUIT... ORANOf JUICE ...... u.49‘ CARROTS . present Handel’s nWUUSXBE ...... Su.69* “Messiah” Dec. 5 at Bailey won't easily wrinkle, so its Flol9Chmtinn'$ Barlett C 'lr Auditorium in Manchester crisp good looks keep looking E90IEATEIIS...... 16 «l 69< PEARS ...... High School at 7; 30 p.m. C/nnimor^y$^oo Rehearsals for both the good, wear after wear." M40. EGG JUST Buttormllk or Country Stylo 7 / * ^ * * * ^ orchestra and choral group PLANT...... IN RUST, NAVY, GREEN HEATHER Bultonl Ski Parkas will begin Monday at LASAQNE ...... Macintosh Robertson School on N. ARRIVED SIZES: 36-46 REG. & LONGS, Rhodoo Whtto e Sklmoblle Snowsults A texturized Dacron ’ polyester 36-42 SHORTS... IMADDOUfiH...... S PH. D S * APPLES...... School St. off N. Main St. at Warm Jackets Rt. 83. Rehearsals will be drMMi- fabric by klopman Snowsults every Monday from 7:30 to AT GROCERY 10 p.m., and Thursday Down Parkas before the performance. FAMOUS ihe CROWNING TOUCH. Coats Those planning to sing in Each pair a shoecraft master­ River Rice i... 4/*1.00 S w M l L ilt the chorus are reminded to JAN CELESTE piece Cut from Ihe same bring their own copies of L Ib b y 'f BREAD . 3/87' section of carefully selected, the “Messiah” if they have SHIRTS & BLOUSES premium leather and finished Corned Beef SS‘ SW M t L ift For Toddlers them, or have access to by an exclusive hand-worked them. Voices are needed in Reg. 18.00 — ONLY T a lU y SODA 4/*l®* For Girls process which highlights Ihe all sections. individual characteristics of Tea Bags w . < G rttn QIanI hr For Preteens 99 3/$loo K A new ehoralmaster will Ihe leather Antique Gold Kid- SWMtUI* fiOC Green Peas ,70. For Teens be selected by auditioning skin: each pair given a unique I with the chorale during identity by the master shoe Sugar ,J Snowman For Boys 8.00 9 0 /$1 00 regular rehearsal time at builders at Florsheim S A 0 9 S FLORSHEIM Chock Full O’Nutt Lunch Bags 100 c /»l' For Young Men one of the first rehearsals. - “ I just got a loan. And I’ve 2 Antique Gold & Black n Anyone interested in • Solid color* ol: gray-mauv*, ollva-alato-graan Coffee .89 Aunt JamIma 33^ auditioning for the concert- still got time for lunch.” • SIzM B-18 Don’t Forget Regal’s BIG & TALL SHOP...wlth sizes to 60.. D t l M o n t* /I A C Pancake Mix master’s position in the • 100% PolyMtar-aottMt avar Jusi say lh(? v*ofG loan and ono o( Iho lirs! things lhat conies Tomato Juice orchestra may contact the 10 mmd IS spending a K't ot lime Filling out torms Answering orchestra's director. Dr. you’ve gueshons Sign this Sign thai ty SwMt Lift AQ^' Jack Heller, at University We fo a little ddlercnt We undersland people and their needs Pancake Syrup 59< changed Our Cfedit union kntJws nuf mt’ mhefs better than the average Bleach / v v of Connecticut in Storrs, or Also Imancial institution A'^'d au re close lo where you work__we re You May Use Mrs. Barbara Dickie, 649- w ^ v e convenient Since lime .s money you know what lhat means. Our Convenient 6543. JAN CELESTE When you need a loan to buy a car, boat, or camper, dress up Orchestra members are changed ihe house, take a vacai on o: lor any other good reason— come KITH coupon i ‘7 * PUHCHASL WITH COUPON 1 7 " PURCHASE WITH COUPON A >7* PURCHASE Layaway Plan, PRINTS BLOUSES to see us. V Youth Centre Charge, asked to bring music When you belong to a Cfodii union, you re a member And Reg. 18.00 neisAL stands to rehearsals. that's even belief than bemq a customer PIUSBURY or GOLD MEDAL GLAD Bank Amerlcard or M E N ’S S H O P TIDE The Manchester Civic I SUDWKH TMSN Master Charge Orchestra has scheduled 49 OZ. FLOUR MCS •03 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER The Complete Men's Store' two more concerts to be MONDAY thru SATUNDAY 1.30 lo 5:30 15ct ®R THURSDAY 9:30 lo 9:00 held in the early spring at a AL d o r s h o p p in g p l a z a 99< 5 lbs. 59* date to be announced, and IT’S OUR 36th...LET’S CELEBRATE. Dn l/U (Mt Dn I'll K TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Credit Unions of Connecticut 8 9 ‘ on June 12. In discussion MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade STORE HOURS MON.-HII. 10-S, SAT. 10-6 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10 00 lo 9 00 Join your credit union. It^ where you betong. Cpen Mon. Weds. & Thurs. NItes Til 9 are plans for a concerto SATURDAY 10:00 to 5 30 concert and a pops concert. PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Manchester, Conn., Thurs^ Sept 9. 1971! - PAGE THIRTEEN Obituaries Town insurance losses down About town

Chester Johnston Jr. home today and Friday from 7 to 9 The Past Chiefs Club of the Nastase back ori center court p.m. COVENTRY - Chester F, despite increase in claims Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters The family suggests that any will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Johnston Jr,, 49, of Sam Green Rd. memorial gifts may be made to the home of Miss Anna Wolfram, 40W FOREST HILLS, N.Y. player. Jimmy Connors, the only Vilas in the semifinals. Vilas edged Connors, who gets attention to win the first set and I always get died Wednesday at his home after a American Cancer Society, 237 E. By GREG PEARON He pointed to a counseling service recently become more involved with Australian semifinal match Friday Church St. other American left, defeated former Eddie Dibbs, 6-1, 2-6, 7-6. 7-6, in a everywhere and excites crowds bad calls against him. The time is long illness. He was the husband of Center St., Manchester. Herald Reporter that is offered to town employes. If employe health problems. (UPI) — Hie Nastase was back against Dianne Fromholtz with a 6-1, Wimbledon champion Jan Kodes 7-5, almost as much as Nastase, said he coming when all the Europeans will Mrs, Norma Lennon Johnston. Despite an increase in the number an employes work performance “Her input means proper referrals on center court today at the quarter-final match Wednesday. 6-2 victory Wednesday night over Mr. Johnston was born in Presque drops because of personal problems, are made sooner than they used to The Gallery Dancers will open the 6-2. 6-1 in a bitter match Wednesday Few people believe Orantes has a may have had an advantage playing not play in the U.S. because of all the Rosie Casals. Fromholtz beat Zenda Mrs. Alphonse Sauer of claims made by the Town of U.S. Open Tennis Cham­ afternoon. problems.” Isle, Maine, and lived in Manchester Manchester during the 1975-76 fiscal the boss may refer the worker to the be,” McCarthy said. fall season Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the chance to win this $416,600 tourna­ Kodes Wednesday. ’The Liess of Daytona Beach. Fla., 6-1, 6- ELLINGTON - Mrs. Gabrielle pionships and, for the seventh Following Nastase-Stockton on "I may have said something about for 17 years before coming to Coven­ year, the total paid for insurance service. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Foot Prints. Rick Cooper will ment. despite the fact that the Czechqslovakian complained angrily 3, earlier in the day. Sauer, 65, of 2161 Century Dr., Spring straight day, a record crowd is center court today were Ranuel about a double-fault call on a crucial that shot,” Connors said, “but he was try 18 years ago. He had been losses was almost half of what the The service, which is run out of the said, “We’re happy with the drop in provide music. New dancers are claylike surface here is made to Chris Evert took her 99th straight Hills, Fla,, formerly of Ellington, Orantes, the defending champion, playing for blood so I did too I’m not employed for 23 years as a truck town paid in 1974-75. basement of 66 Center St., is also losses, but we’re unhappy with the in­ asked to call Frank VanCleef, 649- expected to cheer, boo and bait order for his kind of "touch ” game. breakpoint that gave Connors a 6-5 clay court victory, 6-1, 6-2. over the died Sunday in Florida, She was the and reigning Wimbledon champion lead in the first set. going to be a nice guy when I'm driver by the Andrew Ansaldi Co. of And, although insurance losses offered for any town employe who creased number of accidents.” 9208, in advance. the game’s most tempestuous But the second-seeded, 20-year-old Soviet Union’s Natasha Chmyreva wife of Alphonse Sauer. Bjorn Borg in the last of the men’s playing a bleep. But I’ll tell you what. Manchester before retiring seven went down, the cost of medical wants to seek counseling help on He said that any time there is an player. Borg, who survived a tough five-set "1 was upset because I had a and now faces Yugoslavia’s Mima months ago because of ill health. He Mrs, Sauer was born in Germany his/her own. accident there is the possibility of Members of the Manchester VFW quarter-final matches. The winners quarter-final match against Brian chance to win the set, but I lost I’d hate to have to play him in expenses for the town tripled during Today he faced Dick Stockton of .lausovec in the semifinals. Jausovec was an Army veteran of World War and lived in Ellington most of her serious injury. Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:30 at of today’s matches play each other, Gottfried, may put an end to Orantes’ because of a bad call,” Kodes said. Czechoslovakia” last year. McCarthy also said that Health Dallas, the only surviving unseeded beat Romania’s Virginia RuzicI, 6-2, life. She and her husband moved to while Connors takes on Guillermo Evonne Goolagong set up an all- - . 11. During 1975-76, the town reported Director Dr. Alice J, Turek has “A small accident could have been the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, bid for another title. 'It's very important against Jimmy 6 1 Florida a year ago. 199 claims that resulted in $40,034 in a bad accident,” he said. 219 W. Center St., to conduct a Other survivors are two sons, Other survivors are two sons, memorial service and to pay Robert J. Johnston and Douglas N. Christian Sauer of Ellington and John losses. Medical expenses were listed at $27,729. respects to the late Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston, both of Coventry; two Sauer of Windsor Locks; a daughter, In 1974-75, the town made 173 Brimley, a member. Members are daughters, Mrs. Edward (Nancy) Mrs. Edelbrant Hartmann of Ver­ Dr. Basile visiting asked to wear uniforms. claims that resulted in $78,218 in Uriano of Rockville and Miss Donna non; and five grandchildren. losses. Medical expenses for the year Marie Johnston of Coventry; his The funeral and burial were were $9,199, less than one-third of the Italian quake areas Great j older ol by Phillies? parents, Chester F. Sr. and Grace Tuesday in Florida. medical costs for 1975-76. Club to hear Herald angle Buckingham Johnston of Caribou, The family suggests that any Dr! John X. R. Basile is visiting the member of the Venetian earthquake Maine; three brothers, Harvey memorial gifts may be made to the The rise in medical costs indicates who drove in four Pittsburgh runs that there were more accidents in the Friuli earthquake area in Itaiy this relief committee in Manchester, said houseplani NEW YORK (UPI) - The Rrild J, AKlroH 0 game, Jose Morales doubled home Johnston and Willis Johnston, both of American Cancer Society. week finalizing arrangements for use perhaps the money would be used in Earl Yost Philadelphia Phillies’ one-time with a single and a double. “ ...But I Tony Perez and Johnny Bench each the winning run in the eighth as the Rockville, and Lewellyn Johnston of recent fiscal year that required still like their position. They’ve got a medical attention, or those that did of money from Connecticut donors the construction of an industrial 15‘/z-game lead is down to 4Vz- homered and Gary Nolan went seven Expos overcame a six-run deficit to East Windsor; and three sisters, building. expert Sports Editor 4‘'2-game lead with 25 games left. I’d In Memoriam |;j: require such attention were more toward the ravaged area’s revitaliza­ innings to pick up his 12th victory for complete the sweep. Mrs. Marie Stewart of Ellington and So far, Manchester’s contribution and the awkward question is like to have that ” In loving memory of my dear hus- X- serious than accidents that occurred tion. He will return this weekend. A man who operates a plant Cincinnaii, which increased its lead Gianix I, Dodgrrx 0 Mrs. Lela Lavoie and Mrs. Mavis band, Herbert James Leggett, who X" Dr. Basile, state chairman of to the earthquake relief fund is about out in the open—are they "I can't really believe it, " said in the West to nine games over Ixis Pinch-hitter Darrell Evans’ passed away September 9. 1968 ijl; in 1974-75. hospital will be the guest speaker for Colpitt, both of Rockville. Venetian Earthquake Relief, Inc., $11,950. The state’s goal is $! million, staging the greatest folderol in Manager Danny Ozark of the Angeles. sacrifice fly scored Gary While town officials were not the Manchester Garden Club Monday Not a day do I forget you and who practices in Hartford and but has only about $150,000 in its fund baseball history? Phillies. “Yet it’s there.... ” Mrl» I 1, (’.iibii ,5 Thomasson, who doubled to lead off In my heart you are always near. !•;• pleased with the rise in the number at 8 p.m. in Woodruff Hall of Center The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 Manchester, is meeting with Italian to date, according to Filloramo. Rooker went the distance, raising the 11th inning, with the only run of I who loved you sadly miss you, >1; of claims during 1975-76, they did feel Congregational Chreh. Wednesday night the Pirates Tom Seaver went six innings for a m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 As it dawns another year !•/ Anyone wishing to contribute to the his record to 13-7 while Steve the game at Los Angeles. Ed Hallckl the drop in the amount of losses was officials and industrial personnel and Karl E. Robinson of Farmington Robinson as another in the long line defeated the Phillies. 6-1, and cut his 12th win as New York staged a Main St., Manchester. The Rev. earthquake relief fund may send a Just Wondering If... pitched 10 innings of three-hit ball to More and more each day I miss you a good sign. trying to plan something of per­ will talk on “Selection and Care of of standout athletes who took a finan­ their lead to tVz-games in the six-run rally in the top of the ninth in­ William Wilkens, pastor of Prince of some may think the wound is healed X* donation to: Venetian Earthquake “We have a safety program that’s manence that will be an everlasting Houseplants.” Just Wondering I f ... Trudon’s soft- cial bath in business interests. The Eastern Division of the National ning at Chicago. Lee Mazzilli’s three- win his 12th game while Charlie Peace Lutheran Church, will of­ But they little know the sorrow X memory of the Connecticut residents Relief, Inc., P.O. Box 803, run homer in his second big league Hough took his sixth loss against 11 That lies within my heart concealed >:• beginning to pay out,’’ Asst, Town Robinson owns a plant hospital in ball team which won the Silk City great Baltimore third baseman has League. The victory was the 13th in ficiate. Burial will be in East Manchester, Conn. 06040. American wins. Manager Charles F. McCarthy Jr. who aided in Italy’s recovery West Hartford called Mother Nature, League and playoffs used ineligible lost a reported $2 million. Robinson’s 14 games for Pittsburgh, which had at-bat was the big blow of the inning. Cemetery, Manchester. Sadly missed by his loving wife, ;!•! program. Salvatore Filloramo, a players, more than fivje the League Steve Renko suffered his eighth loss BruM’x 3, Padrex 1 Ruth lacnnon laOggett said. Inc. He diagnoses and treats ailing Lutherville, Md., home went on the trailed Philadelphia by 15Vs>-games Friends may call at the funeral Rod Gilbreath singled home Willie plants, makes house calls, and has an maximum number of non­ auction block this week to satisfy a on Aug. 24. against seven wins for the Cubs. $-7 Montanez from second base with one ambulance service. He also has a residents...Ticket prices have been Pennsylvania bank which had loaned “We have to be realistic,” com­ Kxpon 7-8, Cardu Carlton, bombed for five runs and out in the 10th and another run scored clinic and an intensive care ward. established for the major league him money for one of his busienss mented Jim Rooker, who pitched a Barry Foote singled home two runs New town rescue truck playoff games. All seats will sell for eight hits in three innings, lost his with two out in the ninth inning and on catcher Fred Kendall's throwing Area police report He considers his hospital to be the ventures...Word is out that the nine-hitter for his 13th victory sixth decision against 16 wins. Dave first one of its kind in the United $8. World Series tickets will be University of Connecticut will Wednesday night. “You don’t expect Montreal added another run for its error as Atlanta ended its six-game Cash had three hits for the Phillies. losing streak. expected in November States. scaled at $15 for boxes and $10 for appear on the Army football schedule a team to fall apart like that.” victory in the opener. In the second South Windsor was arrested Wednesday on a court struck the car driven by Kenneth grandstand reserved...Detroit’s Cincinnati defeated Houston, 3-0, Robinson served six years as in 1979. The game will be played at “Are you saying they have fallen warrant charging him with second- Bavier, 24, of 115 Brandy St., Bolton. The Town Fire Department The options not included in the Mark Fidryeh is not scheduled to New York beat Chicago, 11-5, Mon­ Police arrested three Bloomfield regional horticulturist for the West Point...Jean McAdam, veteran apart?” asked a reporter. degree criminal mischief. The Bavier’s passenger, Joanne Fecto, expects delivery of its new rescue final contract would have pushed the pitch against Boston at Fenway Park treal swept St. Louis, 7-5 and 8-7, San youths Wednesday about 10:30 a m. Agriculture Extension Service, member of Brown’s Tires, women’s ‘‘What do you think?" was charge stems from an incident June 5 18, of 978 Hartford Tpke., Vernon suf­ truck by the end of November, Chief price higher than $18,000. Those in the Tigers final trip to Red Sox Francisco edged Los Angeles, 1-0, in as they drove away from the South University of Connecticut, and is a softball team, reported that several Rooker's reply. in Tolland. He is scheduled to appear fered minor injuries. John Rivosa said Tuesday. rejected options included an electric territory this week...For the record: 11 innings, and Atlanta downed San Windsor High School with a 10-speed member of the National Plant qualified teams for the National Slow “I think a lot of the guys may be bike protruding from their car, in Common Pleas Court 19 in A contract for the new vehicle was winch, extra shelving, special com­ This year’s Manchester Open Golf Diego, 3-1, in 10 innings, in the other Fine year enjoyed Propagators Society. Pitch Tournament in Chattanooga, trying too hard.” said Richie Hebner, NL games. Rockville Sept. 27. Joan C. Landry, 41, of 127 Orchard signed Aug. 27 with the American partments, and alternate, stronger Tournament will be the 30th in 31 police said. Mrs. Anton Latawic is chairman of Tenn., last weekend were subsidized They were charged with fourth- St., Rockville was arrested Modular Rescue Corp. of Smithfield, chassis materials. years. No Open was staged in 1962. during the year up to $15,000. The Wednesday on a warrant charging the program which is open to the Ben Roman was the pro at the degree larceny and loitering on Andover R.I., town officials said. The price, public. Donations may be made at tourney, which included Brown s, at­ by Yanks’ Nettles her with third-degree larceny (by Manchester Country Club when the school grounds. which doesn’t include all the options the door. tracted 34 teams with games played State police reported two multiple possession of stolen goods). originally sought by the fire depart­ Open got off the mark in 1946 and this They are David A. Miller, 17, Her­ Local people attend A business meeting at 7:30 p.m. on five of eight fields in one area with vehicle collisions took place this The charge stems from a search ment, is $17,997, three dollars less was one of his promotional man A. Foster, 17, and Glen L. Ford, wili precede the lecture. crowds averaging between 1,500 and NEW YORK (UPI) — It's not all that simple but Graig Nettles morning on Rt. 6. Several people suf­ and seizure Aug. 6 at her home than the $18,000 appropriated to buy VFW convention projects...Restaurant Bowling 18. fered injuries and were taken by am­ 2,000 for all games. says quite simply that his success is due to “good clean living.” They had allegedly stolen the 10- during which police found household the truck. Representatives of the Manchester League is now in its 17th season. Play Birds’ Jim Palmer bulance to Manchester Memorial speed from the high school grounds. items stolen from a local home June American Modular Rescue Corp. VFW Post and Auxiliary recently was launched at the Oak Street Lanes Nettles blasted his 26th homer Hospital. It belongs to a student and was 11, police said. was the low bidder when proposals attended the National VFW Conven­ and now rolls at the Holiday Wednesday night to take the reason he’s doing so well is simple: Although no names or other details Fire calls returned to him. Slie was released on a $500 non­ were submitted for the second time tion in New York City. Lanes...Tennis play at Wickham American League lead in that depart­ “I owe this good season to good, were available before noon, police joins elite group The three were each released on surety bond for court here Oct. 18. last month. When the truck Was first Delegates from the post were Park has dropped off considerably RSox protected list ment and Ed Figueroa tossed a clean living.” said the first involved two cars and $200 non-surety bonds for appearance put out to hid in July, prices quoted Wesley Rhuda, commander; Eugene since a entry fee system was in­ Glancing at the Boston Red Sox three-hitter as New York downed the Figueroa, also enjoying his finest took place at Rt. 6 at Wales Rd. The Manchester in Common Pleas Court 12 in East Michael S. Moyher, 17, of W. Main by manufacturers were much higher Freeman and Edwin Edwards. Wednesday. 9:42 a m. — Report of troduced earlier this summer. roster of 40 players, the guess here is Milwaukee Brewers 8-0. season, took off for Puerto Rico after second involved a car and tuck and NEW YORK (UPI) - Grove, Feller Hartford Sept. 27. St., Rockville was arrested this mor­ than $18,000. Auxiliary delegates were Mrs. truck fire on 1-86 near Exit 92. (Town) that the 15 players the club will Lemon, Ferrell ... and Nettles, enjoying a fine season the game to be at the hospital bedside took place in front of the Andover ning on a warrant charging him with The new truck will be used to carry Margaret Zikus, president; Mrs. Today, 12:19 a m. — Rescue call at Gridders to debut protect in the baseball draft to stock now Palmer. season in the field as well as at the of his pregnant wife. The right­ Market before 9 a m. Theresa Varney, state junior vice- Woodbridge and Lydall Sts. the new American League entries in plate, capped a three-run fourth in­ hander is counting on a 20-win year A house on Avery St. was broken first-degree robbery and first-degree rescue equipment, including the fire The winless Manchester Riflemen Those names stand alone in' American League record book president; Mrs. Florence Streeter Tullanil County Seattle and Toronto will be Fred Lynn, ning with his homer. Roy White and and talk of his becoming the first into during the night and the break larceny. Vernon police and East department’s heavy duty Hurst of the Eastern Football League will for onsistency of pitching e: ce. Theyare the only five and Mrs. Mary LeDuc, past state Wednesday, 5:31 p.m. — Grass fire off Thurman Munson ignited the rally Puerto Rican pitcher to earn the dis­ discovered this morning. Two small Vernon Hartford police made the arrest. Rescue Tool, and will respond to the open at home Saturday night against Rick Burleson, Cecil Cooper, Carl pitchers in AL history to reach the i-victory circle at least six presidents and former national coun- Rt. 140, Ellington. (Crystal Lake) Yastrzemski, Jim Rice, Carlton with consecutive doubles, and Lou tinction makes him proud radios and a 1976 Mercury car are Daniel Black, 18, of 32 Stewart Rd., The charges stem from an armed increasing number of traffic accident Randolph, Mass. The mak^eup of the cilwomen; Mrs. Muriel Grover and Today, 8:10 a m. — Traffic accident at Fisk, Dwight Evans, Rick Miller, times since 1920. Piniella stroked a run-scoring single. "It will mean a lot to be the first missing. Tolland was charged with following holdup on Burnside Ave Sept. 2, East emergencies. The new truck will also team remains a mystery. According Hartford police said. No other details be equipped with emergency lighting Mrs. Laura Freeman, past unit Rt. 6 and Wales Rd., Andover. Butch Hobson, Luis Tiant, Rick Wise, Jim Palmer joined the select gpotqr Piniella was thrown out trying to 20-game winner from Puerto Rico Tolland too closely after a two-car collision Today, 8:55 a.m. — Traffic accident on to the league office the locals have Wednesday night when he s ^ p e d scored three runs in both the fifth and or court information was available at gear, tow hooks and space for spare presidents. tallied just 13 points as against 152 Bill Lee, Reggie Cleveland, Ferguson stretch the single into a double and it will mean something to the John H. Ursin, 27, of Willimantic on Bamforth Rd. Wednesday. He Rt. 6 near Andover Market, Andover. the Cleveland Indians on seven hits in eighth innings to win. Bill Stein and country too, " he said noon. fire fighting equipment. for six foes and hold down last place Jenkins and Rick Jones. Up for before Nettles connected off starter grabs, from this seat, will be Bob pitching the Baltimore Orioles to a .3- Jim Spencer homered in the fifth­ and loser Jerry Augustine for a 3-0 When Figueroa was asked about in the eight-club loop...Ticket sales 1 victory. The triumph raised inning outburt and pinch-hitter Sam started this week for New England Heise, Denny Doyle, Bob lead. his chance of winning the Cy Young Montgomery, Bobby Darwin, Rico Palmer's record to 20-12 and marked Ewing singled home the winning run Nettles, signed earlier this year to award, he said, “if I can win more Whaler exhibition and regular season the sixth time in the last seven in the eighth. WHA games at the Hartford Civic Petrocelli, Doug Griffin, Jim a $450,000 three-year pact, says the than 20 games then I might have an Willoughby, Dick Pole, Tom House seasons the 30-year-old right-hander Red Sox 4, Tigers 3;...... edge over the other pitchers because Center. Quebec is due Sept. 29 and hss reached the 20-victory plateau. the New York Rangers Oct. 1 for pre­ and Tom Murphy of the current 25- Carl Yastrzemski had two hits, in­ we will win the pennant ” season games. Proceeds from the man roster...Twelve home dates re­ cluding his 20th homer, and rookie Figueroa allowed three singles, SAVE ON HANES® game against Quebec will be turned main on the Red Sox slate at Fenway National Butch Hobson had three hits and walked one aqd struck out six in over to the Hartford Easter Seal Park while the Yankees have 11 at scored twice to lead Boston over May be reserved recording/fiiS 17th victory against Rehabilitation Center...Larry Pleau Yankee Stadium before the League Detroit. Fred Lynn also drove in a eight defeats He did not allow a has signed a long-term pact with the American League playoffs...How pair of runs for the Red Sox, in­ Anyone inlerested in Milwaukee runner past first base in SHEER SENSATION many have noticed that baseball in­ “There is some luck involved cluding what proved to be the win­ his fourth shutout and 12th complete Whalers. The Massachusetts-born reserving u ticket at the door center was the first player ever terest has dropped off with the Red between winning 15 and 20 games,” ning run in the seventh inning with a game signed by the WHA entry. Three Sox slipping from pennant con­ said Palmer. “I think our team's in­ sacrifice fly. for the Dick Danielson New York added two more runs in PANTYHOSE AND times in four years he was selected tenders to also-rans. Boston consistencies are just a matter of rwiiiH 3, Rangers I Testimonial Dinner Satur­ the fifth on a run-scoring single by to play in the all-star game. followers will be glad when the foot­ record. Our infield defense has been Lyman Bostock had four hits and day night at Piano's may do White and an infield out by Thurman STOCKINGS ball season arrives and it won’t be tremendous as always but our out­ tripled in the go-ahead run while so by railing Boh Goehring Munson Willie Randolph s run­ long with several New England field defense has been less than spec­ scoring single in the sixth upped it to Brooks broke Steve Luebber spaced seven hits to tonight after 6 at (>49-6176. Sheer savings for the Hanes® colleges getting off the mark Satur­ tacular” spark Minnesota’s rain-shortened 6-0 and Otto Velez finished the \,woman. Choose your favorite styles Jot down the name of Brooks day. Palmer gave up a run in the first victory over Texas. Tom Grieve scoring with a two-run homer in the inning against Cleveland but after homored for the Rangers. eighth and save now, in tones of that pitched scoreless ball as he Barely There®, Mayfair South Rules it illegal recorded his 14th win in 19 decisions Pacific® and Town Taupe. since June. A1 Bumbry singled home / one run and scored another while Reggie Jackson slammed his 23rd Marriage brought on tennis homer to support Palmer. ULTRA SHEER, nude heel, reg. $3 Judge flags down In other AL games, California pair, now 2.50 pr., 3/7.50, 6/$15. blanked Kansas City, 2-0, Chicago ULTRA SHEER tummy control, reg. edged Oakland, 6-5, New York NFL player draft blanked Milwaukee, 8-0, Boston $3 pair, now 2.50 pr., 3 for 7.50, 6 for edged Detroit, 4-3, and Minnesota 7,542 sets in 20 years $15. downed Texas, 3-1, in a rain- EVERYDAY sheer stretch pantyhose, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Federal court Judge William B. shortened seven-inning contest. reg. 1.95, now 1.60, 3 for 4.80, 6 for Bryant flagged down pro football’s annual college draft as an an­ Xii^clx 2, Itoynix I) 9.60. titrust violation, but he opened the door a little for the owners to Mike Easier drove in a pair of runs ffk for pro Gloria Darling continue the system on a modified scale. with singles in the first and filth in­ EVERYDAY sandalfoot sheer stretch nings while Gary Ross and Dick Bryant was unequivocal Drago combined on a six-hitter as championships the same two years pantyhose, reg. 1.95, now 1.60, Wednesday in his language ruling other team will deal with that per­ California handed slumping Kansas By EARL ^OST Since 1973 she has been ineligible for 3/4.80, 6/9.60. that the existing draft was illegal. He son. City its ninth loss in the last 10 SportH Kdilor local tourney play because of her pro awarded $276,600 to 1967 Washington “This outright, undisguised refusal games. The Royals managed to cling status SHEER KNEE-HIGHS, heel and toe, Redskins’ first-draft choice Jim to deal constitutes a group boycott in to its five-game lead in the West Tennis has played a major In New England competition, she \reg. 1.50, now 1.25, 3 for 3.75, 6 for Yazoo" Smith on grounds the its classic and most pernicious form, when Oakland lost to Chicago. part in the life of Gloria has been ranked a number of times, \7.50. former University of Oregon star a device which has long been con­ \\ bile Sox 6. V'x Darling since she married 20 eighth place the highest OUR BRNKING T R E was denied his bargaining rights un­ demned as a per se violation of the While all eyes in the tennis world der the system. Oakland blew a five-run lead years ago and picked up a antitrust laws.” against Chicago as the White Sox racquet at the insistence of her are focused on Forest Hills this week The judge declared the NFL draft Ed Garvey, executive director of in the U S Open, Gloria Darling can system amounted to an “outright, un­ the NFL Players Association, which husband, Mai. look back at the time, 1%7, when she disguised refusal ’ to deal with has been in a long deadlocked labor This has often been referred to as participated in the Senior Women's HRS 13 BRRNCHES college stars chosen each year by Civic Center the computer age and the female half dispute with the owners, also in­ Division of the United States Open at the 28 pro teams and a “most per­ dicated Bryant’s decision might lead of the Darling family fits into this Forest Hills nicious” antitrust violation. Whether you live or work or shop East of the River, we to a new look for the pro football gets tourney category perfectly The local pro didn t touch a tennis have a branch growing near you. For all your personal But Bryant, who presided over a draft. A teaching tennis professional racquet until she married At her four-week court trial without a jury, since 1969, the Manchester woman banking needs, call 646-1700, or visit any branch of He said Smith had won a “signifi­ STORRS (UPI) - The Hartford husband's urging, she started to play suggested NFL Commissioner Pete cant victory” and added, “ Personal­ Civic Center has been chosen as the has taken part in 7,542 sets in the last and found it to her liking Learning Rozelle and the owners might come ly, I am in favor of a draft along the site for the 1977 Eastern Collegiate two decades how to play tennis was far more fun up with alternatives that could pass lines of basketball where there are .Athletic Conference ba,sketball tour­ "I've kept track of every com­ than sitting home while her husband legal standards. D&L Holsery, all stores THE TQTHL BRNK certain provisions set up for the team nament, the University of Connec­ petitive set I've ever played, " she played .Mai proved to be a good He suggested each team be limited except New London to meet with the player drafted I ticut Daily Campus disclosed today. recalled recently teacher although he never took a to only two draft choices of the “blue just hope now that instead of trying The student newspaper said the "Mai, who was in the printing lesson and has never given one He's chip " college stars, rather than the to beat the union, the league will sit tournament will be held .March 3-5, business ibefore retirement), made still a top-flight senior player 17 now allowed, or permit three down and work with us toward according to G Arthur Hyland Jr . me up a book for every year I Currently. Gloria is the resident team s to claim a player and beating a contract. " assistant to ECAC Commissioner started jotting down every match pro at the Brentwood Racquet Club negotiate with him. I* Reaction from management Richard M, Whitelaw. that 1 played and I've kept it up all and has found Raie to conduct classes Of the system which has existed spokesmen was noncommittal until The Springfield. Mass , Civic these years,” she added. at Fountain Village, the East Hart­ since 1937, Bryant said: ’’The owners GLORIA DARLINt. league attorneys could study Center has been the site of the tourna­ Ninety four times Gloria Darling ford Park Department and for the of the teams have agreed among MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F D.l C Bryant’s ruling, but a front-office ment since its inception two years has been a finalist in singles, doubles Manchester seven years ago, the United Aircraft Club themselves that the right to representative of the San Francisco ago to select the New England and mixed doubles competition and fairer half of the family won the Meanwhile, there is still space in negotiate with each top quality 49ers said, "If the decision stands, it 50 trophies are now attractively dis­ Town Women s Singles titles in 1971 graduating college athlete will be representative to the National that 1976 book to list a few more sets will destroy the structure of pro foot­ played at her home and 1972 and teamed with her hus­ allocated to one team, and that no Collegiate Athletic Association before the winter season sets in ball.” national championships Locallv. since moving to band to gain the Mixed Doubles PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept 9, 1976— PAGE FIFTEEN

Holds lead League Leaders ; O.J. Simpson not a Ram, I I HARTFORD (UPI) - A proposal Bowling secretaries note for a 50 million thorougbred and harness racing track in Middletown Bowling NPapon in .Manchester officially got off the ; today held a full length lead in the American I-eagur Watson, Hou 89; Schmidt, Phil mark Tuesday for the 1976-77 season. race to become Connecticut’s first Batting American League: Palmer, Once again The Herald will publish the names of AB H 88; Luzinski. Phil 83. Balt 20-12; Figueroa, NY 17-8; Jets restructure roster and only horse track. (based on 375 at bats) Me Rae, KC 444 152 the lop scorers from each local league who reach or American League: L May. Tiant. Bos 17-11; Garland, The Sawmill Brook Racing National Le a g u e Brett, KC 553 184 Balt 95: Munson, NY 91; Balt 16-8: Leonard. KC 18-7. heller ihe minimum. ■Association won permits Wednesday AB H Bostock, Min 411 134 Chambliss. NY 89; NEW YORK (UPI) - held over a barrel by Simp­ deadline passed. “The waivers; the Philadelphia The Jets were awarded Minimums are: Duckpins • Men, singles, 135, from the state Department of En- Morgan. Cin 412 140 . Carew, Min 530 174 Yastrzemski, Bos 87; Strikeout. There was a collective sigh son and told the Rams they trading deadline came and Eagies were awarded waiver claims on three triples 350. Women, singles 125, triples, 340. ^ vironmental Protection allowing it to Madlock, Chi 448 152 Le Flore, Del 531 167 Jackson, Balt and Mayberry, National League: Seaver, of relief among defensive would have to come up went and we made no deals defensive back A1 Clark on linebackers—Mike Hen- Tenpins - Men, 200 singles, 550 triples. Women, discharge sewage and water runoff. Griffey, Cin 490 163 Lynn, Bos 473 146 KC 85. NY 209; Richard, Hou 178; linemen in the Nationai with “proper compen­ with any clubs.” waivers from Los Angeles; nigan from Detroit, Larry 175 singles, 450 triples. Backers of another horse track in Oliver, Pit 416 138 Garr, Chi 452 141 Koosman. NY 156; Pilcliing Montefusco, SF 152; NIekro, Football Conference sation” for the game’s S im p so n ’s no n ­ Green Bay received center Keller from San Diego and Only leagues with 75 per cent Manchester howlers Wolcott were denied those same per- Maddox, Phil 474 156 Rivers, NY 554 171 most explosive runner. willwm henr carried.rurrsru. rieorcsScores shouldsiiouin reaeiireach ciesKdesk nayday uiirrafter Rose, Cin 569 182 Munson, NY 534 162 Mo.l VIrtorie. Atl and Carlton. Phil 149. ; Wednesday when the inter- movement was the Bob Hyiand on waivers Carl Russ from Atlan­ mits this summer, and although they National League: Jones. SD American League. Ryan. Wilson demanded NFC match. f^ull Full names (first and last) must he used. Foster, Cin 503 157 Carty, Cle 476 143 ; conference trading highlight of a day that in­ from the New York ta-plus tackle A1 Krevis have appealed to the courts it is Gernimo, Cin 433 134 20-12; Koosman. NY 18-8; Sut­ Cal 260; Tanana, Cal 222; .< deadline passed and the defensive player of the cluded- a major restruc­ Giants; Seattle was from Cincinnati, wide doubtful they can recover and beat Montnez, Atl 562 173 Home R un. ton, LA 18-9; Carlton, Phil 16- Blyleven, Tex 180; Eckersley, I Los Angeles Rams failed to year Jack Youngblood, turing of the New York awarded defensive end receivers Ed Marshall Sawmill to the finish line. Garvey, LA 546 167 National League: Kingman, 6; Richard, Hou 16-14. Clev and Hunter. NY 154. j surface with O.J. Simpson. running back Lawrence Jets by first-year coach, Richard Harris on waivers from Detroit and Howard NY 34; Schmidt, Phil 33; Mon­ Simpson, who has won McCutcheon, defensive Lou Hoitz. The Jets traded from Chicago; and New Satterwhite from Doubleheader day, Monday, Chi and Foster, three rushing crowns in the tackie Mike Fanning and two players, cut seven and England received Pete Washington, strong safety Cin 29; Morgan, Cin 27. MIAMI (UPI)-Former American League: Nettles, past four seasons with the first-round draft choices claimed eight more on Barnes on waivers from Tommy Marvaso also from for 1978 and 1979. The heavyweight boxing cham­ NY 26; L. May, Balt and Ban- Buffaio Bills, had asked to waivers to complete a 48- Tampa Bay. Washington, and offensive pion George Foreman Rams failed to sway Nine football coaches do. Oak 24; Jackson. Balt 23; be traded to the Rams last hour period in which they The Jets traded iineman Stan Rogers from meets John Dennis and Hendrick, Clev 22. Wilson with assorted other spring. Simpson not only managed 25 player iinebackers Godwin Turk Denver. World Boxing Association combinations. Run. Ratleil In asked to be traded, he movements. to Denver and Richard There is a chance Simp­ lightweight champion “O.J. Simpson is not National League: Foster, staged his own power play Elsewhere, on an Wood to Tampa Bay and son still might play on the Roberto Duran defends his coming to Los Angeies as a Cin 114; Morgan, Cin 105; ji'-v •Jbi. by saying he would not otherwise tranquii day, the cut veteran center Wayne West Coast with either the get first starts in ‘76 title against Central R a m , ” an LA ciub j ■ "v (Herald photo by Pinto) return to Buffalo under any Kansas City Chiefs an­ Mulligan, defensive back Oakland Raiders or San American champion circumstances this season. spokesman said shortiy nounced they would invite Rich Sowells and running Diego Chargers. Both This printing test pattern is after the 4 p.m. EDT inter- Alvaro Rojas in a But Bills’ owner Ralph quarterback Terry Hanrat- backs Jazz Jackson and teams are in the American BOSTON (UPI) - Nine New Bob Griffin, once head coach at at and Army will be piloting Coast doubleheader at the part of The Herald quality conference trading control program in order to Following in dad^s footsteps Wilson Jr. was not to be ty and running back Ron Bob Gresham. Holtz also Conference with Buffaio"- England coaches will make Idaho State University and an assis­ Guard this season. Hickey, replacing Hollywood Sportatorium Johnson to try out this cut rookies Don Buckey, and the intra-conference tant at University of Rhode Island captain Otto Graham, and has the give you one of the finest Wally Cichon Jr., 13, accepts trophy from his father, Wally their debut when the 1976 Oct. 15, promoter Chris newspapers in the nation. week once they clear Buck Baker and Joe Davis. trading deadline is Oct. 16. the past four years, will assume the Cadets launch the season against at Dundee said Wednesday. Cichon Sr., golf professional at Ellington Ridge Country Club, at college football season gets un­ top spot at URL The Rams open the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, recent junior awards night. Young Wally won low net in the tour­ der way. season next week at Northeastern. which features new head coach Clive Recall hurler nament for 13 and 14-year olds. (Herald photo by Richmond) Neil Wheelwright, who left Colgate Charles Currier, an assistant at Rush — former New England CINCINNATI (UPI) - Nicklaus defends for Holy Cross last winter, sends the Plymouth State for seven years, Patriots field boss. The Cincinnati Reds Crusaders against visitng New moves up to the head coach position Howard Vandersea, the new head Wednesday brought up 30- World Open title Hampshire this Saturday in one of replacing Tom Bell, who shifted to coach at Springfield College, comes year-old, right-handed nine games involving the region’s the University of New Haven. from Brown University to lead the relief pitcher Joe Render- collegiate teams. Plymouth State visits Boston State Chiefs this season. They open this son from their Indianapolis Standings it Golf Fame names PINEHURST, N.C, (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus sets out to Jack Bicknell, an assistant coach next Saturday in the season opener Saturday at Cortland State. farm club. defend his 1975 World Open title today. at Boston College for eight years will while Bell leads his New Haven Bob Burke, jumping from offensive Y xir credit union gives National League A win would give him his be at the reigns at the University of squad into a game against coordinator to head coach at AIC, you something you can’t Wright, 4 others third tournament victory Maine this Saturday when the Black Framingham State the same day. debuts next week when the THE PENNY SAVER East this season and push his course great,’’ said Bears host St. Mary’s of Halifax, Bill Hickey, a former assistant Yellowjackets visit Southern Connec­ even buy at a bank. W L Pet GB winnings past the $300,000 Nicklaus, "like watching N.S. coach at Colorado State, Notre Dame ticut. '‘Manchester Hospital Phii 84 53 . 613 - mark. your ball all of a sudden A lot of people don't believe there's much dilterence be­ PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) — Mickey Wright, who Thrift Shop” Pitts 80 58 .580 \Vt disappear when you tween a bank and a credit union And that's easy lo under­ dominated the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour Nicklaus had won four New York 72 66 .522 12Vi tournaments by the time thought you were on the stand Alter all, you can save money and borrow money al in the 1950s and early 1960s, has been named to the World your credit union Jusi like a bank. Chicago 63 76 .453 22 the World Open rolled green and then finding it Bowling Trio of amateurs Golf Hall of Fame along with four male golfers. St. Louis 60 75 . 444 23 around last year. He edged down in a little hollow.” r^l1re«Values BACK TO SCHOOL But there is one big dillerence that you should know about Montreai 47 88 .348 38 The four also inducted Billy Casper in a playoff This tournament is the ■ When you belong lo a credit union, you're a member In Wednesday, all of whom times and the French Open lad, you are actually a part owner And you know people West with a par on the first hole next-to-last tournament on copped MCC Opens 1/2 PRICE SALE! are deceased, were Tom­ once. UOSmTAL AUXILIAIW will always do a little more for "one ol the owners " W L Pet GB to take the $40,000 first the PGA tour for Nicklaus PIN.NETTES- Wanda (Thurtday thru Saturday) my Armour, James Braid, Morris, whose son Tom Cincin 89 51 .636 - prize, this year. He said he plans B onadies 186, Dolly Prove It lo yourself Join your credit union They'll give you Tom Morris Sr. and Morris Jr., was inducted B est Selection of Clothing Los Ang 79 59 .572 9 Johnny Miller, the 1974 to enter the Ohio Kings Dawood 178, Fisher 179, Not since 1967 has an amateur won the Manchester Open Golf something you can ! even buy al a bank They'll give you Jerome Travers. & Articles For the Home Houston 70 72 .493 20 World Open winner bowed Island Open next week. He Anne Noyes 450. Tournament. The last to turn the trick was Don Parson, now a their all San Diego 65 77 . 458 25 The inductions bring to out of the competition this will round out the season professional. Hurry Do wn To Open Dally San Fran 63 78 .447 26Mi 26 the number of golfers year, along with other playing tournaments in A78-13 ANTIQUES- Alice from Long Island, N Y. The 30th Open will be played Satur­ 46 Purnal Place 10 to 5 Atlanta 60 79 .432 28V4 and distinguished con­ notables such as Gary Australia and Japan. Sartwell 129-360, Donna The lowest score either day will 5-rib design day and Monday at the Manchester Downtown M tributors, who have been Ace Player, A1 Geiberger, Don Bremser 144-354, Arlene win. Parson proved that his ’67 anchaater Thurt. 10 to 9 Blackwall. Country Club. Better than 200 Credit Unions of Connecticut Wednesday's Results immortalized since the January and Lee Trevino. St. Pierre 146, Joanne success was no fluke as he came back P.J. Petrone got a amateurs are slated to perform Join your credit union. It’s where you betong. Montreal 7, St. Louis 5 Hall of Fame opened two But Nicklaus still has Plus $1.74 F.E.T. and old tire. Cochran 127-344. in 1971 to walk off with the crown golfer's dream yester­ Saturday in search of merchandise Montreal 8, St. Louis 7 years ago. lots of competition from after beating Mike Ballo in an 18-hole day at Manchester *700 TO WIN with the pros spotlighted Monday New York 11, (Jiicago 5 Country Club by firing U.S. Open winner Jerry ST. JAMES- Lucille playoff. Pittsburgh 6, Phiiadelphia K rinjak 125-343, Sue when the goal will be greenbacks. Officials also announced a hole-in-one at the par- Pate, PGA titleholder 2nd $350, 3rd $200 Alex Sott (1960), Allen Breed 1 4-ply polyester cord Kupchunos 132, Kathy Last year's winner was Wayne Wednesday that the Hall of 3, 147-yard fifth hole Dave Stockton and Masters 4th $150, 5lh $125 (1966) and Parson were the only Cincinnati 3, Houston 0 Fame has been converted champ Ray Floyd. Open Competition H ayden 126, H elen Levi, who fashioned a course-tying 65 amateurs in the 29 previous Opens to MANCHESTER LUMBER San Francisco 1, Los using an eight iredi- He Michniewicz 125, Denise round to pace a field of 348, 231 to a nonprofit organization. was in a foursome with The tournament is Sept. 1 1 , Sat. 8 P.M. show the way. Angeles 0 DELUXE CHAMPION’ Wisienski 135. amateurs and 116 pros. Levi hails It had been run by Tim Devanney, Jack played over the Pinehurst announces Atlanta 3, San Diego 1 Diamondhead Corp., which 4 tAP MOOHl Hull and Mike Crockett./ Country Club’s 7,007-yard, 145 ;4 5 T45 owns and operates much of par-71 No. 2 course, which I U U FUTnS SILK CITY- Ray Rowett Today's Carnes 'B78-13 E78-14 27'F78-14 the Pinehurst resort 22 25' 209, Bob Bower 201-556, Chicago (Bonham 8-10) at Nicklaus rates among the UP business. Plus S1.84 F.E T. Plus $2.25 F.E T. Plus $2.39 F.E T Harry Plecity 217-517, Fred OUR NEW HOURS Philadelphia (Lonborg 14-9), best in the world. PIUSURE N Mrs. Wright, 41, won a "The subtleties make the 145 145 Kozicki 511, Mike Hurley FREE SAFETY CHECK total of 82 tournaments in Plui heatt - trophlaa |45 504, Ray Zabilansky 503, DAILY MON. thru SAT. 7 to 5 San Francisco 28'G78 14 3o;IH 78-14 31'H78 15 into the hall last year, wan $3.50 Adm. 6 to 12 yra. Ron Cote 511, Ray Chittick (Montefusco 14-12) at Los her golfing career, she is the first four-time winner 99'. Small block - Plus $2 55 P E T Plus $2.75 F.E.T. Plus $2 80 F.E.T. 503, Bob Bassett 525, Ron Angeles (John 8-9), N the fifth woman elected to NEW LOW PRICES THURSDAY NIGHTS til 9 of the British Open. Morris mulflart. Information Moa Reid 521, Jack Gaaglore- Montreal (Carrithers6-ll) the shrine by the nation’s ON ALL All prices plus tax and old tire. was appointed 229-4035. 520, Dale Bauer 506, Dan at St. Louis (McGlothen 11- golf writers. She was Prices shown are for blackwalls. Whitewalls add $2. for your shopping convenience greenskeeper at the Royal PRESCRIPTIONS Humiston 531, Bob Thomp­ 13), N preceded into the hall by Plainville Stadium and Ancient Golf Club of son 519. Atlanta (Ruthven 13-14) at Patty Berg, Glenna Collett ARTHUR DRUG Chitwood Thrill Show St. Andrews, Scotland San Diego (Strom 11-15), N Vare, Joyce Wethered and Sapt. 18 with 75 lap opan. from 1850-1904. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE VALUES! Cincinnati (Zachry 12-5) Babe Didrickson Zaharias. Travers won four U.S. RESTAURANT- Anton at Houston (Dierker 13-13), She was the leading Mayer 153-170-448, Vic amateur titles and was one N money winner four times A braitis 147-401, Tony of only five amateurs to, and won the Vare Trophy Vendentti 144-397, Tom VINYL SHUTTERS American League ever win the U.S, Open, SAKRETE for low-stroke average five Schuetz 147-394, Bill East times. which he captured in 1915, AMESITE NO PAINTING NEEDED W L Pet GB A78-13 Sheekey 151-391, Rich She set a record by win­ Surdell 137-389, Dave New York 84 52 .618 — Blackwall. Concrete Mix, 80 lbs. *2® * ning 13 tournaments in Carlson 383, Kevin Baltimore 73 64 .533 11«! 1963, and in two other To negotiate DRIVEWAYS Sand or Mortar Cleveland 70 68 .507 15 Nocolazzo 140-382, Ray years, she won 10 tour­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Ho Down Payment low Monthly Poymer.h Plus $1.75 F.E.T. and old tire. Johnson 378, John Bremser Boston 66 72 .478 19 naments each year. She, ,jfardy Aastron was placed 40 lbs. * 1 ” T 0 ‘2 P 63 74 377, Harry Buckminster FROM Detroit .460 21t(! claimed four U.S. Open and oin the negotiation list PER PM 62 74 376, Lee Courtney 151-375, 80 lbs. » 2 ” Milwaukee .456 22 four LPGA championships. Wednesday by New York West Dan Vignone 375, Alex Ur- 16”x 24” - 80” White or Black Armour, a native of Ranges General Manager- Double-Belted banetti 135-136-373, Chet W L Pet GB Edinburgh, Scotland, won Coach John Ferguson. Nowicki 373, Rollie Irish Kan City 79 — 59 ,572 the U.S. and British Opens Oakland 74 64 144-370, Jim Evans 141-369, ,536 5 and the PGA. He won the DELUXE CHAMPION Minnesota 71 70 .504 9Mi Frank McNamara 151-369, PGA by beating Gene Texas 63 75 .457 Pete Dojtynk 144-368, John STEP LADDERS 16 Sarazen in 1930 on IVe Are Now Featuring LANDSCAPE TIMBERS California 63 76 .453 16‘A 1976 New Car Tire Izzo 144-368, Emil Palmieri Sarazen's home course. Chicago 59 7d .428 20 365, Jim Moore 362, Tony Braid joined Hall of Marinelli Jr. 360. THE NEW FLEETWOOD TIRE WOOD ALUMINUM Wcdm'Hflay'H Renulls Earners Harry Vardon and 88 79 California 2, Kansas City 0 J.H. Taylor to form a At Very Reasonable Prices! 6”x6"x8’ Y- Art Johnson 156-144- 4’ - *15®® Baltimore 3, Cleveland 1 triumvirate that to 4’ *12‘ ® New York 8, Milwaukee 0 Days of Racing^ 423, Bill McKinney 162-143- dominated golf in the years 421, Ken Seaton 153-411, 6' ■ *18*® 6’ - *20®® Boston 4. Detroit 0 prior to World War I. SEPT. 2 thru 11 at tha our regular June prices per tire Minnesota 3, Texas 1 Richard Cabral 170-394, WE CHECK 8’ - *25*® 8’ - *3 7 *® » 7 « _ Braid, a native of Scotland, Charles Whelan 156-399 Chicago 6, Oakland 5 won the British Open five on blackwalls and whitewalls. 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Special events on Sunday include a Frog Wednesday gathered only 69 pints. his two gallon pin. Jumping Contest, the five mile foot race, Once again it’s time for the Wapping Fair. Friday night also there will be a rock con­ Carol Hagen did not taint The goal was 80, said Mrs. Henry Peter Hutchinson, Carol MacKay magic by Mr. Unusual and Karate And for South Windsor citizens it has cert from 8 p.m. until midnight. Wednesday. Wroblinski, recruiting chairman for and Susan Federspiel received one Saturday the traditional weekend will demonstrations by Paul Arel. For her this is hig news. Last year Andover for almost 20 years. gallon pins. become the annual highlight of autumn. “Silk and Steel” sing along folk music by This year the fair weekend, which begins begin with the parade, after which the she gave hlood at a Red Cross Blood- Sandra Lohr of Columbia was cap­ First time donors included Paul Bob Davey will be featured in the beer tent with the noon parade to Rye Street f*ark, booths and rides will open. mobile, the first time for her, and she tain of the day. There were 25 donors Jurovaty Jr. and Jane Carlberg. on Sunday. will have a pre-fair highlight. It is a fainted. from Andover. Luncheon refreshments were Ed Welenta Polka Band will play in the Wapping Fair book guides have been dis­ Republican vs. Democrats softball game She did not faint then because she Margaret Hohman received her six prepared by members of the Young beer tent from 1 to 7 p.m. From 8 p.m. until tributed to all households. Friday at 8 p.m. was unhealthy. The workers at the gallon pin. Howard Roberts received At Heart group. midnight music will be by “Electric Com­ Bioodmobiles will not let you donate The game will be held at the new softball pany. ' a pint of blood unless they feel cer­ tain your body can afford it. Also, Ms. Hagen should have been Funds delay stalls senior citizens in far better physical shape than Dennis that it would not be wise to advertise passenger bus with monies raised at their most donors. She has been a physical South Windsor for a bus driver until the’ needed funds are annual auction. education teacher at Rham High The brand new senior citizen mini-bus is formally appropriated. This will probably School in Hebron for the past 12 The new bus is expected to travel daily to parked outside Town Hall. not be done before the end of September. years. Town senior citizens are becoming im­ the nutritional program held at St. Peter’s Since the Bloodmobile then was patient over what was promised to be only a In the meantime, said Councilman Ed Episcopal Church on Sand Hill Rd. as well operating in her own Rham High mini-delay in getting the bus on the road. Havens, two or three senior citizens are left as make occasional trips to shopping plazas School, her students and fellow The hold-up is caused by a delay in the ap­ without a ride to the nutritional program both locally and in other towns. workers all knew about it. propriation of funds both for the driver and because of the lack of space in the rented The rented bus presently makes three So her embarrassment last year for bus maintenance, mini-bus now in use. trips per week to the luncheon program. was triple layered. She was heaithy, .The council was advised by Atty. Thomas The Rotary Club donated the new 15- a physical education teacher, and in her own school. A tribute to her determination to donate a pint of her healthy blood is Council rehires assistant dog warden her appearance after school, the first South Windsor the summer off because of personal com­ the council. day of school at that, at the First The Town Council has agreed to rehire mitments. “This summer,” said Myette, “I received Congregational Church of Andover on Since the beginning of summer, the town some complaints that the dog pound wasn’t Rt. 6 here. former part-time assistant dog warden Savings and Certificate Accounts. Janice Blowers with monies allowed the has been serviced by one part-time dog kept clean and that some dogs were mis­ She dhme nervous into the hall of warden, Ed Deskus, who is available only sing, We pay the highest savings rates available — the church where the Red Cross town through the federal Comprehensive from 5’ to 7'."o, Interest is paid daily and Employment Training Act (CETA). evenings and weekends. “I think we should look into just what’s chapter which serves Columbia, An­ compounded cdntinuously, too And that means Mrs. Blowers had previously worked for Deputy Mayor Robert Myette asked Town going on down there a little bit further.” dover and Hebron was holding the that even your interest earns interest in a the town from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 daily. Manager Paul Talbot to meet with both Talbot is expected to alert the council to Bloodmobile. The volunteers and Heritage Savings account But she was not reinstated following taking Mrs. Blowers and Deskus and then report to his findings following a meeting with Mrs. Red Cross staff moved her through Blowers and Deskus. the checking process smoothly. Free NOW Checking. Mike Morrison, blood program The savings account that works like a checking technician, made her feel at ease account and pays 5°o annual interest Free plus joking with her as he took a blood Town to have own flu clinic 5% - there's no better way to check than with pressure reading. us That s because at Heritage we ve always been She smiled a Ipt. She chatted with South Windsor There may, however, be a shortage of the The local clinic will be held in the high consumer oriented, ollering you the latest in the nurses. South Windsor will have its own Swine Flu vaccine and the state Department of Health school cafeteria probably in December. banking with no strings attached But she did not look at what they innoculation clinic in December, rather is considering lowering the maximum age Town Manager Paul Talbot and Mimi Dun­ were doing. than go in with Manchester on a regional for free vaccine from 65 to 60, officials say. bar, a member of the Commission on Aging, Tax Sheltered Retirement Accounts. She seemed surprised when basis. will coordinate the clinic. Keogh Retirement Accounts for the sell-employed Morrison told her it was all done. As There are expected to be 30 volunteers in­ and Individual Retirement Accounts for people soon as she felt ready, she could walk volved in the program along with about 12 who do not have a pension where they work over and have a cup of coffee and a registered nurses. Both are available at Heritage and both can sandwich supplied by the local Gym classes forming Lay persons will be trained to use the in­ save you a lot of tax dollars chapter. / noculation gun and nurses will give shots with needles and syringes. Quota not re a c h e d Mike Morrison, blood program technician, checks Carol Hagen’s children in grades 4 through 10, Tax Deferred Annuiterm. Carol Hagen wears a wide smile Wednesday after donating a pint of blood. Mrs, Sandra South Windsor Talbot said there may be some cost to the Despite Ms. Hagen’s determina­ All classes will meet at the South Windsor Lohr, captain of the Bloodmobile, stands behind her. (Herald photo by Barlow) blood pressure before she gives a pint of blood. (Herald photo by The Recreation Department will begin town for such things as cotton, alcohol and A tax deferred investment annuity ottered by tion and her pint, the Bloodmobile High School Tuesdays and Thursdays star­ Barlow) the first 10-week session of gymnastics other materials necessary for shots given Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company that ting at 7 p.m. without the innoculation gun. can save you substantial tax dollars Ask us Sept. 21. For further information call Karen Registration will be at Timothy Edwards The town elderly will receive shots for complete details Tolland tax group Fellow at 644-2511 daily between 9 and 4 Vestry offers aid course Middle School cafeteria next Thursday from against two types of flu: bivalent for a Type iHmidiPBtpr Sitpuin^ p.m. Hebron 6 to 7:30 p.m. This program is open to A Victoria flu and Type A New Jersey flu. Tele-Cash. attacks Skip Walsh cardiopulmonory resuscitation The vaccines will be free to residents. The Vestry of St. Peters Episcopal (CPR), and the Hemlich Maneuver, Put your non-working business cash lo work 53rd District Church is sponsoring a First Aid a method used to aid choking vic­ earning top interest in our Tele-Cash account Erickson called “an unnecessary course for the benefit of church tims. Raffle to finance campaign When you need it simply call us and we will A small group of taxpayers here tax.” members and townspeople. transfer your money lo your checking account Area news Minimum age for the course is 16. Second prize is 200 PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP called Tolland Concerned Citizens "Needless to say,” said Erickson, The course, which will consist of Bolton fle to support state Rep. A1 in any bank ndover El'inglon Hebron South Windsor "Basic first aid is knowledge and gallons of home heating released charges against the record “The core cities would be the only three sections, will be taught on Ahearn’s re-election cam­ Weekend Cash & Carry Speclall CovO'i East Hartford Tolland Vernon skills which everyone should have,” The Democratic Town fuel from Moriarty Bros. of State Rep, Robert "Skip” Walsh ones to benefit from a state income Tuesday evenings from 7 to 10 at paign. says Duncan Rowles, a member of Committee will be selling Third prize is 50 gallons Home Loans. now campaigning for re-election. tax.” Phelps Hall beginning next Tuesday. First prize is $250 in the Vestry, "but I feel that it is es­ tickets from today to Nov. of gasoline from Moriarty Folke A. Erickson of Dunn Hill Rd. Erickson said the Connecticut Instruction will be by American Red groceries from Stop & We re the experts when it comes lo home loans pecially important for parents of 9 for an Anti-inflation Raf­ Bros. said the group has reviewed Walsh's State Taxpayers Association gave Cross instructors led by John Hooker Shop Supermarkets. Carnations We've been lending money to home buyers young children and for babysitters.” Fourth and fifth are record and are unhappy with it. He Walsh a rating of zero based on 10 of Hebron. since 1891. We know local real estate and it Class size is limited and registra­ turkeys from Stop & Shop. founded the informal group about roll call votes the group was con­ Completion of the course will has always been our policy lo offer competitive Pastor’s dream tion is on a first come basis. To learn The committee members home loans five years ago. cerned about, result in Red Cross certification. more, call Duncan Rowles at 537- Vaccinations • 2 .5 9 doM. The group discusses anything that will start selling the tickets Walsh voted against a bill which Students will learn basic first aid, 5264. at the Hebron Fair, concerns townspeople and their would prohibit people who quit their taxes. through the weekend. FLOWERS and ARRANGEMENTS fOR EVERY OCCASION . . Equity Loans. jobs from collecting unemployment needs resident to be at MHS Donations $1.00. The The 53rd District serves the towns benefits. He voted for a bill to extend Football starts Saturday 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 Borrow on the equity in your home for home of Willington, Coventry, and Tolland. Bolton Bolton Bolton can advise you. Anyone drawing will be Nov. 9 at FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler. Prop. improvements, college costs, consolidation ol welfare benefits to those on strike. terested in corresponding with the The senior pony team. Bulldogs, known to be allergic to egg Herrick Park, Hebron Rd., "We feel Mr. Walsh has not He voted to keep the one cent tax on A bolton resident is being sought to The Bolton football program will will begin its season Sunday with a Dr, Richard Olmstead, bills — or just about any need you have represented his small town middle Rev. Mr. Johnston. protein should consult their Bolton at 1 p.m. each gallon of gas. And he voted clear the smoke and help a Bolton The pastor said, “The response kick off the 1976 season with home game against Cromwell at 3 p.m. at director of health, said doctor. class constituency," said Erickson. against a bill to cut the state budget resident’s pipe dream come true. games Saturday and Sunday. the park. Bolton residents will join "But he has leaned toward the big here (in England) to my pipe dream The Rockville Public by 853 million, Erickson said. The pipe dream is a Bolton-to- has been particularly favorable.” Saturday the junior pony team wjll At home games, a concession stand with Manchester in a mass Health Nursing Associa­ Home Improvement Loans. cities and supported their issues, not “We feel Mr, Walsh is a big brother Bolton exchange. play its first game against run by members of the football vaccination against swine ours.” Anyone interested in correspon­ tion will vaccinate its From shrubbery lo a new pool we can help to the core cities but only a distant The pipe dreamer is the Rev. ding to the Rev, Mr. Johnston or a Colchester at 1:30 p.m. at Herrick association, will be open. Ham­ influenza. Bolton clients. Homebound Erickson noted Walsh's public sup­ Memorial Park. with loans up to SIO.OOO Home improvement cousin to his own middle class con­ Robert Henry Johnston of Bolton, Bolton, England resident should burgers, hot dogs, soda, coffee, hot He urges everyone 18 Bolton residents should Fantastic port for a state income tax bill which stituency,” said Erickson. Sunday the midget team will play years of age or older to get loan arrangements are simple, easy and England. write to: chocolate and home baked goods will contact the RPHNA, 872- prompt at Heritage Savings He is a form er resident of The Rev, Robert Henry Johnston; against Hebron at 1 p.m. at the park. be sold. the 'Vaccine. 9163 to get vaccinated. Manchester, Conn. Vicarage Flat; Ainsworth Lane, The first innoculations Vaccinating dates for the Ahearn to be at fair The Bolton, Conn, resident being Tonge Moor; Bolton, Lancs., BL2 will be given at general public will be Personal Loans. sought is anyone who would be in- 2QW; England. School board will meet Manchester High School scheduled for late October cafeteria Oct. 8 from 3 un­ Available (or |usl about anything our personal 55th District Bolton and November. loans are simple interest You pay interest tion affirmative action policy and til 8 p.m. Only those 65 Volunteer workers will Aloysius Ahearn. incumbent state only on balance due as possible and the Hebron Fair is The Board of Education will meet discuss budget assumptions and con­ years of age and older and be needed. Anyone in­ representative for the 55th District, State okays board plan fcringin your the biggest event in the district.” tonight at 8 at the Bolton Center straints and board committees. those suffering from cer­ terested is asked to call the will be at the Hebron Harvest Fair About 70,000 people are expected to Hebron the new board format. They were School library. Under new business the board will tain chronic disorders will Manchester director of today through Sunday. Joseph Fleming, Bolton High visit the fair, The state Board of Education trying to comply with the U.S. approve bus drivers, bus routes and be treated.The director of health. Dr. Alice Tureck. oU blue Moneymarket Convenience. The 55th District includes Andover, School principal, will give a report on health or your physician Ahearn will be handing out Wednesday approved a 12-member Supreme Court ruling applying the schedules, tuition students and milk Bolton. Columbia, Hebron. balloons and litter bags. one man, one vote principle to school the high school class size and the con­ and lunch program applications. Buy groceries and bank in one super market ' Marlborough and part of Vernon. Regional District 8 Board of Educa­ tinuing education program. - our Moneymarket located inside Frank s “The balloons are for the kids. The tion. districts. If time permits the board will dis­ Ahearn said he will spend his time litter bags are to stress my concern The new board composition more The board will act on a discrimina­ cuss vandalism to school property. I Supermarket East Middle Turnpike. Manchester primarily between the Hebron and The board will have three ■AGWAYI Our Moneymarket concept is one more example for the environment and the need to members from Andover, four from closely follows this principle. JEANS Bolton Democratic Town Committee IN ANY CONDITION' where Heritage Savings leads the way educate everyone to care about the Marlborough, and five from Hebron. The committee will meet Tuesday booths. future of our air, water and natural at 8 p.m. in Rham High School to set Kiely to manage Yacavone ^A H EN TIO N AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU “1 want to talk to as many people A reapportionment committee of resources. tbe board voted Aug. 3 to recommend up public meetings in each town to 9th District 16-year resident of East Hartford and present the plan and set a date for a State Rep. Muriel Yacavone ID- resides at 42 Apple Tree Dr. with his POOL OWNERS referendum. wife and three children. District board members here now East Hartford) announced the ap­ pointment of Robert J. Kiely as He has taught in the East Hartford Best Price on Poly Pool Covers serve three-year terms. There are schools and sprved as principal of the Vandals attack high sc^iool eight members on it, two each from manager for her campaign for re- YOU’LL GET ANYWHERE Ashford Elementary School. He is a Bolton the town school boards and two from election to the General Assembly. THIS YEARI former District Sales Manager for the Rham board. Kiely is principal of the John F. Tough 4 Mil Black Poly 1 Yr. Cover DONNA HOLLAND Kennedy School in Windsor. He is a Field Enterprises Education Corp. 18’ Ola. Pool ...... Only ’ 8.59 f Raymond Allen, superintendent of Preserving classes Annual family picnic TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF schools, in a written report to the 20’ Die. Pool...... Only ANY PAIR OF Board of Education, told of recent "'*’^DSOR-"Preserve It and Serve It ” is a TOLLAND-The Tolland Junior Womeu’s Club will M2.39 vandalism at the schools. M vii to put up fruits and vegetables hold its annual family picnic Sunday at Crandall's Park in 22’Die. Pool...... Only ’ 12.39 Allen recommends it be a matter South Windsor Public Library Tolland. A potluck will begin at 1 p.m. followed by of study by the board. M-xf ’ ru 8 p.m. at St. Margaret games. Any woman between 18 and 40 is eligible to join 24’ Die. Pool...... Only ’ 14.55 The new soccer nets and goal posts r ^ Nancy Horsfield from the University of the club. Informal coffees will be held to meet them. To Oval Pools Also at Bolton High School have practical­ Connecticut Extension Service will instruct. Canning and learn more, call Heidi Ross of 45 Columbine Dr, ly been destroyed. freezing is Wednesday s topic. Jams, jellies, and pickles 32’x50’ Poly Cover...... ’ 32.00 Allen said it appears on three is Thursday’s. Door prizes will be given. To learn more Chamber to meet 40’x50’ Poly Cover...... ’ 39.95 different occasions cars were driven call the libary. FROM OUR TREMENDOUS HOUSANDS! through the nets and on at least one Lamaxe childbirth SOUTH WINDSOR—The South Windsor Chamber of FLARES, STRAIGHTS, PRI NS AND Cl occasion dragged the goal posts and Commerce will meet Tuesday, Sept, 21 at The Lounge. WAIST SIZES 28-50, LEI nets for a considerable distance. VERNON—The Home Life Committee of the Vernon The following slate of officers have been nominated for Junior Women’s Club will hold a discussion group on the the Board of Directors and will be voted on during the •BECAUSE OF SANITABY LAWS Allen is evaluating whether or not COASTAL W» rtquin IhtI four TRADE-IN JEANS 6 . w t h t d b.for. » . will the jgoal posts and nets can be Lamaze method of childbirth Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the meeting: Roland Aubin, Donald Baltulonis, Peter POOL iccapr t/iamf repaired or if they need to he home of Mrs. Irene Rivers of 10 Pinewood Dr. Speaker is Hickey, Ted Pastva, Joan Richards, Rena Richards, and t r a d e -in o n l y , W» w ill Not a c c .p l J replaced. Mrs. Marilyn Hall, a Lamaze monitrice. To learn more, Nancy Zocco. or 3 P tin 0/ Old J ttn i low.rdi On. P.lr ol N.i. Junl... oall Mrs. Rivers at 643-9846. CHEMICAL He is also checking to see whether you’ve or not such vandalism is covered by Church fall schedule WINTERIZING CPR course open *we ACCfPT MAtTin CHARQ. AND .ANA AWfAICAAD * changed the board's policy. VERNON—The First Congregational Church will begin / ■ BOLTON—There are several openings in the PTO spon­ w rve Allen said on several occasions its fall schedule Sunday with a return to the regular 19 KIT sored cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) course. It is automobiles have been drjven on the a.m, morning worship. Church school begins for children changed school's lawns. Ruts were made on three classes to be taught Mondays Sept. 13, 20 and 27 Up to 24’ pools (13,600 gal. cap.) from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Bolton Elementary School. To age 3 through Grade 8. Care for babies and toddlers is Heritage Savings the playing fields making them provided. To register children, call 875-7580 in the mor­ learn more, call Mary-Ann Ferguson at 643-2411 from 1 to 6S M 3 MAIN STRIET, MANCHEITIN MONOAT thru lATUNDAV I M le S M dangerous for the athletic programs. ning. The Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at 6 • 4 p.m. sale THUNtOAV • 30 lo 1:00 BiMon /hsociation Since 1S9I At the high school, four large win­ p.m. Sunday for soda and pizza. 17 dows were broken. After insurance it TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON REGAL Cubs registering Ma.n t(»7 MA.n St Manc^Aster 649-4S86 • K Mart 0«ice Spancer St Manchestr*. 6 4 9 - 3 0 O’ MONDAY thrw FRIDAY 10^ fOO M E N ’S SHOP cost Bolton taxpayers in excess of Coventry Ofirce Route 3 1 74?-73?i • Tolland OMioe Rl >95 quarter m.ie south oi 1 86 E»-l 99 872 738? HEBRON-Cub Scout Pack 28 of Hebron will have Library for Exceptional Children lATUROAT 104 0 le 1:30 $100 to replace them. AGWAY, II Thp Complple Men s Store Heritage Moneymamel -n Frank % Superrnarket East M.ddle Tump,»e WanchASter registration tonight from 7:30 to 8:30 at both elementary TOLLAND—The Library for Exceptional Children in Several weeks ago the mailbox at schools. Every Hebron boy is eligible who has completed the Board of Education Building on the green will be open 540 NEW STATE ROAD the elementary school was blown up. i r s oun 3»lh...LEr9 CtLEBSATe... Bolton High School’s varsity soccer players practice Wednesday the second grade or who will be eight but not more than 11 from 10 a m. to 1 p.m. this Saturday and Sept. 25 and Oct. Allen will ask for action by the years old by Dec. 31. To learn more, call Mrs. Diane 9. The Junior Women’s Club sponsors the library. The |€ > 643-5123 school board. afternoon despite damage to their goals such as this one. LaFountain on Loveland Rd. club plans to expand the library hours. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1 9 7 8 PAGE NINETEEN Phone service cut Flu clinic schedule Eagle awards highlight Troop 25 Court of Honor

approved by state Presentation of Eagle badges to Richard White, Harold Whiting, Saving; Richard Bowen, Mark Dar­ Jr., Mark Kimball. Davicb Spencer, while Theodore Metheny and Ernest Bengston and Donald Ellis, and for by dump truck box two assistant scoutmasters Douglas Woodbury. na, Alan Miskunas. Stephen and Gary Turkington. Murray Arendt Sr. were store managers, the second week, Mr. and Mrs. A flu immunization clinic schedule Monovalent clinics — Oct. 22, 5 to 9 highlighted the Court of Honor, Merit Badges were awarded to Pagliuca, Glenn Thomas, Advanced Johnston and Armando Darna each assisted by Lonny Jennings. Herbert Joyner. Randall Joyner which concluded Troop 25’s summer David Abbott, Lee Albert, Bernard Swimmers; John Beckwith, John A dump truck, whose body lifted Authorities said the dump body has been approved for the Town p.m.; Oct. 23, 10a.m. to 3 p.m,; Oct. served a week as business managers. Cooks for the first week were John assisted in the kitchen for both camp at Camp Kirkham, East Dziato, John Flurkey, Charles Glade, while it was moving, snagged a 600- sheared the large cable in half, and Health Department of Manchester by 27, 3 to 9 p.m.; Nov. 10, 4 to 9 p.m.; Alemany, Brad Aronson, Scott Aron­ weeks. Waterfront directors were Lempster, N.H., this past week. son, Johq Beckwith, Kendrick Guy Gunderson, David House, David pair telephone cable at Highland and the backlash from the cable snap the state. Dec. 8, 4 to 9 p.m. (this will also be a Paul Kudra and Scott Alemany. Lois The awards went to David Shearer Beckwith, David Boehm, John Maidment, Half Michels. Paul Porter Sts., knocking out phone ser­ knocked down nearby signs. There The calendar includes both booster and make-up clinic). Beckwith again served as camp and Gary Turkington, both recently Miskunas, Michael Shearer, Jeffrey vice to at least 50 customers for was no damage to the truck. bivalent and monovalent clinics to The clinics at Manchester Com­ Boehm, Robert Bohadik, David nurse. The 17-year-old junior assis­ appointed assistant scoutmasters, Slater, William Tedford. Senior Red several hours Wednesday. Merritt Cleaver, local manager for administer vaccine for swine flu and munity College will be Nov. 10 from Bowen, Richard Bowen, Gregory tant scoutmasters were David Abott, who served on the camp staff. Cross Life Saving. Police said a truck driven by An­ the Southern New England victoria flu. The clinic sites and 10 a.m'. to 2 p.m., and Dec. 8 from 10 Cassells, Michael Charette, Jeffrey , David Beckwith, Barry Cottle, Glenn Shearer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. drew Ansaldi, 73, of 81 Battista Rd. Telephone Co,, said the company dates will include residents from a.m. to 2 p.m. Chmielewski, Mark Darna, Matthew Boy Scout waterfront awards went Ellis. Robert Joyner, Eric Thomas, David Shearer of 189 Glenwood St., snapped the cable at about 10:45 a.m. received about 50 complaints of dis­ Bolton. The training session for the Darna, Edward Dziato, John Dziato, to Richard Bowen, Mark Darna, Alan and Robert Weiss. has been a member of the troop for Ansaldi was westbound on Highland rupted service, but the actual disrup­ All clinics will be held at volunteers of the combined towns Stephen Edwards, Chris Felleter, Miskunas, Stephen Pagliuca, Glenn During the first week of camp the six years and has served as a junior St. and had just passed under the f-84 tion could have affected several hun­ Manchester High School except for will be Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the John Flurkey, Robert French, Thomas, Scout life guard; John 15-year-old senior scouts made a 50- assistant scoutmaster. A 1976 Boehm, Robert Bohadik, Matthew bridge when the dump body started dred phone customers. the dates assigned to Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital con- Richard Gardner, Charles Glade, mile trip on the Appalachian Trail in to rise, police said. When the truck The cable was spliced and repairs Community College for its students verence room. graduate of Manchester High School, Roger Greenwood. Darna, Jacque Doiron, Edward New Hampshire, traveling south to reached the Porter St. intersection, completed by 8 p.m.. Cleaver said. in the 18 to 24-year-old group. Health Director Dr. Alice Turek he is 18 years old and is attending the Also, Jonathan Grzyb, Joseph Gr- Dziato, Richard Gardner. Shawn Hanover, N.H. under the leadership the body was completely elevated. The dates and times are as follows: said there will be a physician University of Connecticut. zyb, Scott Grzyb. Guy Gunderson, Haberern, John Hedlund, Paul of Stephen Armstrong, Ernest Bivalent clinic (for elderly and available at all clinics for any Turkington, also a 1976 Manchester Shawn Haberern, Brent Hazard, Hohenthal, Edward Kenefick, Arendt Jr., and Paul Maidment. At high risk persons) — Oct. 8 - 3 to 8 emergencies that may arise, High School graduate, is the son of John Hedlund, David House, Richard Kenneth Kudra. Robert Madore. the same time, under the leadership p.m. although none are expected, she said. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Turkington of Johnson, Robert Joyner, Edward Miles McCurry, Robert Oleksiw, of David Shearer Sr.. Gordon Ted­ 12 Saulters Rd. He is 18 years old, a Kenefick, Kenneth Kudra, Michael Alan Panciera, Robert Patrick, ford, and Scott Alamany, the 16-year- Waddell crossing guard seven-year troop member, and has Lerch, Robert Madore, David Maid- Nelson Patterson, William Peschke, olds took part in a canoe trip down served in leadership positions as ment, Glenn Marx, Miles McCurry, Brett Pierson, David Regan, John the Connecticut River. Data processing panel patrol leader and junior assistant Shawn McKenna, John McNamara, Regan, Gregory Shrider, Michael Other camp activities for the mixup straightened out scoutmaster. Rail Michels, Paul Miskunas, Kevin Soucier, Timothy Spacone, Harold younger boys included discussion The Court of Honor commenced Moran, Patrick Mullen. Whiting, Douglas Woodbury, mile programs, informal athletics, cap­ hears consultant with presentation of recruit awards Also, Eric Nelson, Robert Oleksiw, swim. ture the flag and Moby Dick games, ' Afl opening day mixup in on-time arrival by students. Brooks to Jacque Doiron, David Gahagan, Alan Panciera, Robert Patrick, Learning about nature was the the annual ghost hike, wrestling, and scheduling of school crossing guards said. The town welfare department’s that use of the computer in the Marc Morhardt, Robert Oleksiw, Nelson Patterson, William Peschke, major theme of the troop at camp campfires. In addition, the senior in the vicinity of Waddell School has Parents complained that it takes a operation can be substantially im­ welfare department would improve William Peschke, Brett Pierson, and David Regan, John Regan, David this summer. As part of this program scouts had a dance with local Girl been resolved, Manchester Police Lt. child longer than 15 minutes to reach proved, by the use of computeriza­ the existing information system. Gregory Shrider. Shearer, Michael Shearer, Gregory each scout learned the basics of Scouts at the Lempster Town Hall. Joseph Brooks said today. Waddell School from some areas of tion. Leo Kwash, chairman of the ad­ Advancements in scout rank were Shrider, Jeffrey Siater, Harry Smith, ecology, made terrariums, and They also took a special trip to Waddell School opens at 8:30 a.m, that school’s district. This was one of the suggestions visory committee, said that a final awarded to Tenderfoot: Lee Albert, Timothy Spacone, William Tedford, worked on special projects in­ Nathaniei Hawthorne Coilege where and crossing guards were scheduled Brooks said the Police Department presented Wednesday night to the report would probably be presented Roger Greenwood, John Hedlund, Glenn Thomas, Gary Turkington, dividually concerning plants, birds, they were given an airplane ride, a to begin work in that area at 8:15 received several calls about school data processing advisory committee at next month’s committee meeting. Edward Kenefick, Patrick Mullen, James Tyler, David Wayland, Scott fish, insects, geology, and mammals. tour of the campus, and lunch as a.m., a time which many Waddell crossing guard schedules on by Richard Levitt of Richard Levitt The advisory committee will Robert Oleksiw, William Peschke, Werkheiser, Richard White, Harold A special feature was the visit to guests of the college. They also took parents considered too late to assure Wednesday's first day of school, and Associates of West Hartford. Levitt review the total results of Levitt’s David Regan, John Regan, Gregory Whiting, Michael Witham, Stephen camp of two English Boy Scouts, a two hour excursion boat ride on 98 per cent of the calls dealt with the is the consultant hired by the town to study and present a summary of Shrider, James Tyler, and Harold Witham, Todd Whitney, Douglas David Ashmore and Malcolm Honey. Lake Sunapee. Fox dies Waddell School situation. study the computing requirements of requirements and cost/benefits along Whiting Tenderfoot; Kendrick Woodbury, These boys were guests of the troop On the final night of camp the The schedule has been changed he HARTFORD (UPl) - Lewis Fox, Collect $42.77 for MS the various town departments. with its recommendations to the Beckwith, Richard Gardner, Shawn Michael Lerch was awarded his for two weeks before camp started following were elected to the a member of the Hartford Board of said, and crossing guards for the Levitt has interviewed more than Board of Directors. McKenna, and Robert Patrick, Se­ badge as the new patrol leader of and had the opportunity to travel Nikiwigi, the Troop Honor Society: Waddell district will now begin work half of the town officials and learned extensively in New England and New Education for 37 years, died Mrs. Ronald Boulay of 49 S. Alton St. writes a check for $42.77 cond Class. Sequoia Patrol. David Ashmore, Malcolm Honey, Wednesday in Hartford Hospital. He earlier. Also, Alan Panciera and Stephen Red Cross awards were presented ■York and also to visit with several Glenn Ellis, Robert Joyner, John was 72. Fox, an attorney by occupa­ Brooks said he was surprised there payable to the Muscular Dystrophy fund. She will be reimbursed Witham, First Class; Robert to Advanced Begfhner — Thomas troop families. While in camp, they Fiurkey, Charles Glade. Richard were as few complaints about with the money in the jar which was collected by her son, Billy, Bohadik, Michael Charette, John Lerch, Shawn McKenna, Mark took part in the canoe trip and also Bowen, Mark Darna. Todd Whitney, tion, was a religious teacher for 40 Boy Scout Troop 25’s new Eagle Scouts are Gary Turkington, years at Temple Beth El in West crossing guards Wednesday, because 11, his sister, Cindy, 8, and a friend, Tammy Scheuy, 8. They Interns to begin work Dziato, Richard Johnson, Kenneth Morhardt; Intermediate: Lee Albert, gave illustrated talks about scouting Kenneth Kudra, Robert French, and Hartford and he served on a number the Manchester school system made collected the money from people in the neighborhood in about an Kudra, and Glenn Marx, Life Scouts; Jacque Doiron, David Gahagan, in their homeland. left, and David Shearer. (Herald photo by Larson) David Bowen, drastic changes in school hours this of boards at colleges and. univer­ Two volunteer interns will begin Brad Aronson, Scott Aronson, and Roger Greenwood, John Hedlund, Sunday church services were held year. hour on Labor Day afternoon. (Herald pboto by Pinto) aid the town in developing training sities. work in the Town Manager’s office programs. David House, Star Scout. Paul Hohenthal, Robert Oleksiw, at the East Lempster Methodist William Peschke, Brett Pierson, Church with the ladies of the’church on Monday, Sept. 13. Stephen Werbner, a recent Skill Awards were presented to Lee Jane Cleare, who is associated graduate of Georgetown University Gregory Shrider, Michael Soucier, providing refreshments for the boys Solzhenitsyn Albert, Kendrick Beckwith, John afterwards. PLAZA DEPT. STORE! with the Institute of Public Service at with a M aster’s of Public Ad­ William Thomas, Harold Whiting, ENJOY the (Wa Have A Notion To Ptaaaa) Boehm, Matthew Darna, Jacque The camp was under the direction HARTFORD POOL & PATIO picks Vermont the University of Connecticut, will be ministration degree, will be working Advanced Beginner: Kendrick Next to Frank'! Suparmarkat Doiron, Edward Dziato, Stephen Beckwith, John Boehm, Matthew of Scoutmaster Harry Maidment East Middle Tpka., Manctwstar working on the annual report and will in the Personnel Office. GOOD LIFE MONTPELIER, Vt, (UPI) - Rus­ » Edwards, David Gahagan, Richard Darna, Edward Dziato, Stephen assisted by Assistant Scoutmaster ARE YOU GETTING THE ...... —KMQg Gardner, Roger Greenwood, Shawn sian novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn, / Edwards, Richard Gardner, Shawn and Program Director Scott Tinti, will install a 16x32’ | By Completing expelled from the Soviet Union two Haberern, John Hedlund, Paul Haberern, Robert Madore, Miles who was in charge of the camp last BEST PRICE Hohenthal, Edward Kenefick, inground-all extruded Your Education and one-half years ago, apparently Tax cut only a hope McCurry, Eric Nelson, Robert year during the scoutmaster’s il­ will settle near the small Michael Lerch, Thomas Lerch, Patrick, Nelson Patterson, John lness. Helping on the program staff aluminum pool at dealers | Robert Madore, Myles McCurry, ON YOUR Wholes New In School Supplies? southeastern Vermont town of Began, Timothy Spacone. David was Assistant Scoutmasters Steven Cavendish, “We are not about to make these Shawn McKenna, Kevin Moran, Wayland, Douglas Woodbury, Armstrong, James Bowen, Jeffrey cost for display purposes. MANIWESTER ADULT SCHOOL OFFERS HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Marc Morhardt, Patrick Mullen, PRESCRIPTIONT^^a See It ALL At Plaza! The U.S, Immigration and Grasso today said that her statement announcements until we have swimmers. Bissell, Kirk Nelson, Paul Maid­ Naturalization Service in Washington finished our budget analysis,” she Eric Nelson. ment, and William Chase. Jeffrey Compare in Arthur's Consumer's • NOTE BOOKS a BIG PEN BUDGET PACKAGES that she would cut business taxes if Also, Bernard Alemany, Brad confirmed today the Nobel Prize­ said. “I will not do that until it comes Metheny was in charge of a new I Open Book, the prices of thou­ Call for review FREE CLASSES • FOLDERS •CRAYOLA-SCOTCH TAPE the state’s financial position con­ Also, Robert Oleksiw, Alan Pan­ Aronson, Scott Aronson, Robert winning author said he intended to time to submit the budget.” highly effective leathercraft sands of prescription items are available at the flip Adult Basic Education • BLUR PAPER • ELMER’S aUE • ERASERS tinued to improve was only a “hope.” ciera, Robert Patrick, Nelson Bohadik, Michael Charette, Jeffrey of your yard live in Cavendish, located 14 miles “It was only a hope. We can only Patterson, William Peschke, Brett program. I of a finger, for all the world to see. Yes. we deliver. 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.Member 1 DU', PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thiers. Sept 9, 1976- PAGE TWENTY-ONE TOWN OF VERNON *************' ' Hsip Wanted 13 Homea for 5«/t 23 Homos for Sale 23 Homea for Soft II BOARD OF EDUCATION INDEX Buckland firehouse N O T IC It ALTON ST.-OUPliX ANDOVIA NU6kT I A0N86 INVITATION TO BID — Lott «nd Found RNs and LPNs - Top salary, MANCHESTER - Quality 1 BulU only a few years ago, three The Board of Education of the Town of 2 -• Portonali excellent benefits and good built seven room Cape, C IR C A 1820 nears completion Vernon. Connecticut will receive 3 - - Announcomonu working conditions await you. bedrooms, m baths, big kitchens featuring plaster walls and FedertI Colonial In txetllani con­ and living rooms, recreation sealed bids for 4 - Enl«rt«lnmont many built-in additions. dition. Seven packtoR roomi. two STUDENT LOCKERS Skilled nursing facility has OFFICE HOURS rooms, aluminum siding, plus an 5 - Aucliont full and part time openings on © le H c ra tb Fireplaced front to back tMths, country kitchen Stone walla The Town Fire Department’s Buckland firehouse is Bids will be received at the office of Monday-Friduy 8:30 A.M. to 5D0 P.M. attractive treed lot. the Superintendent of Schools. Park FINANCIAL the 3-11 and 11-7 shifts for living room, den, formal and eiten ilve frontage Call Ptnne Hourt: S AM. to 5 P.M. LUXURIOUS TRI-LEVEL nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy and Scnool Streets, Rockville, Connec­ 0 - Bondi'StOcki-Mortgigot staff nurses. Call Mrs. dining room, 9x12 enclosed Suunne or Arthur Shorta. MOTMI during the week of Sept. 20, Town Building Committee ticut until 12:00 noon. TUESDAY, 9 - P trfo n il Loans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING New 4 bedroom, executive home, porch, three bedrooms up­ SEPTEMBER 14,1976 and then at said 10 - iniuranca Ferguson, Director of Nursing * Saturday....8 A.M. to 12 Noon m baths, 3 fireplaces, sunken Chairman Paul Phillips said Wednesday. place and time publicly opened, read, at M7-9194. 7 family room, all thermopane stairs, 1 1/2 baths, basement JJM T S O N REACH CO. bMllarv ML6 Installation of overhead doors in the apparatus bays, and recorded. EMPLOYMENT glass, double garage, redwood, rec room, attached 2-car gar­ Specifications and proposal forms may 13 - Help Wanted ERRORS brick and stucco exterior Low ...... m m I47-61M 14 - BOOKKEEPER - Rewarding age. Large treed lot, affords delayed for several weeks due to late delivery, has now be secured from the office of the Buaineft Opportunlliea “ Advertisers should check their ad the first day. TOi. f«Ml Homaif Oppomny Superintendent of Schools, Park and 15 ~ Situation Wantad opportunity for a full time “ PHONE 643-2711 much privacy. $38,500. been finished, Phillips said. Scnool Streets, Rockville, Connecticut. experienced bookkeeper to The Manchester Evening Herald shall not he liahle Philbrick Agency, Realtors, The right is reserved to reject any or EDUCATION FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 646-4200. Work on ceilings and floors, which began this week, all bids or any part when such action is 10 - Private inatructlona TO SUE work for a property manage­ lor failure to publish on ad or lor a typographic ■UNCHWItROSSnTO RANCH - Seven rooms, three will probably continue through next week, he said. When deemed in the best interest of the 19 - Schooii-Ciaaaea ment firm, east-of-thc-river. Rtaltort-MLS 546-2482 bedrooms, modem kitchen, L Board of Education. 20 - Insiructiona Wanted 1 LOVE YOU Small cordial office, pleasant error or errors in publication except to the extent of Homes For Sale CAPE - Bowers School - large shaped living and dining the fire department moves in, only outside landscaping Charles Brisson 23 eat-in kitchen, living room Business Manager REAL ESTATE surroundings. Must be depen­ the cost of the ad lor the first day’s inwrtion. Business Opportunity 14 □ EDUCATION room. Large paneled family work will remain. 23 - with fireplace, formal dining Hornet for Sale Phil dable, references required. Adjustment for errors is limited lo the costaf that room in basement, garage, 24 - L ott’Land lor Sate room, three bedrooms, Town Fire Chief Jonltlivosa said he's ready to es­ Immediate need. Please send SMALL ENGINE Service MANCHESTER - Just listed. patio. 300' deep lot. $39,M. TOWN OF VERNON 25 - Investment Property portion of the ad where the error occurrw." aluminum siding. 2-car gar­ tablish an engine company at the new firehouse, Co. 5, as 26 ~ Business Property resume and salary history to Corporation expanding dealer Private Instructions IB A lovely 8-room Colonial in Philbrick Agency. Realtors. BOARD OF EDUCATION 27 - Resort Property MANCHESTER - New Raised age, treed lot, immaculate 646-4200 soon as the facility is ready. Box F, Manchester Herald. ■■ netw ork. No experience one of Manchester's finest condition. $39,500 Philbrick Invitation to bid 28 - Real Estate Wanted necessary. Complete training REMEDIAL READING and Ranch, seven rboms, ap­ areas. Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 ' Under an agreement reached by lawyers in the cxti643-2711 proximately one acre and an Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. Buckland fire protection lawsuit, Co. 5 won’t serve The Board of Education of the Town of MtSC. SERVICES Personals 2 NURSES AIDES - 7 a m. - 3 program. $500. investment math: individualized work baths, 2-car garage, many MANCHESTER - Seven room, Vernon, Connecticut will receive 31 ~ Services Offered p.m. full time and part time, required to start your own program, (lst-8th grade) by 8-room Colonial, one and 3/4 more features. Mid fcO's. B/W full shed dormered Cape, Buckland but can serve other parts of the Town Fire sealed bids for 32 - Painting-Papering apply in person between 9 Masters degree teacher. 568- acres. Both have 2 1/2 baths, Realty, 647-1419. three or four bedroomt, 33 - Building-Contracting 510.00 REWARD - For infor­ business. Ideal for retired or District. Rivosa said Co. 5 will respond to calls in the PAPER SUPPLIES a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday-Friday. 80.5. two garages, up to 10 inches newer kitchen, living room, Bids will be received at the office of 34 - Roofing-Siding mation leading to recovery of art time. Details on request. MANCHEBTCn MS.IOC 35 - Heating-Plumbing Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted insulation. Choose your colors rec room, new aluminum Oakland area, via Tolland Tpke. the Superintendent of Schools. Park Havahart live animal trap, East Hartford Convalescent 13 RIr. Barker. ESCA Field MANCHESTER - Gracious and Scnool Streets. Rockville. Connec­ 36 - Flooring Home, 745 Main Street, East Training Division Box 619, ORGAN LESSONS in your for interior and rugs. Middle older Colonial in excellent siding. $35,900. Philbrick Superior Court Judge Edward Hamill hasn’t indicated 37 - 12x14x42” stolen from 437 1/2 in WINTER COME ticut until 12:00 noon WEDNESDAY. Moving-Trucking-Slorage Hartford. BILLING - Must be well Wading River, New York. home. $8. per hall hour, $15, $50's. A participating builder For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Sept. 10, During Thursday condition. Three bedrooms, In this warm, immaculate, 3 Agency. Realtors. 646-4300. when he might reach a decision in the Buckland lawsuit, SEPTEMBER 15lh. 1976 and then at 38 - Services Wanted North Main Street, in the home owner's warranty said place and time publicly opened, organized and able to retain 11792. per hour. Mike Foley, 64^ night, shower activity is indicated for portions of the mid and fireplaced living room Priced bedroom Colonial MISC. FOR SALE Manchester. plan for 10 years of nationally which seeks a determination of who — the Town Fire read and recorded. EXPERIENCED Cleaners - details. Good number aptitude 4666. south Atlantic states. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is to sell in the low $40’s B/W Fireplaced living room, TOLLAND - Four bedroom Specifications and proposal forms may 41 - Articles for Sale PAPER ROUTE and knowledge of 10 key ad­ insured protection. Charles Really, 647-1419 Raised Ranch 2 1/2 baths. Department or the Eighth District Fire Department — be secured from the office of the 42 - Building Supplies Part time morning work, 6 Situation Wanted 15 forecast with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy. completely modernized 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs a m. to 10 a.m. Manchester ding machine and typing, PIANO, ORGAN, Voice Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, Beautiful large in-ground has jurisdiction for fire protection in that area. Superintendent of Schools. Park and Insurance 10 646-0800. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum kitchen and IW baths, for­ School Streets. Rockville. Connecticut. 44 — Livestock Parkade. Must have transpor­ AVAILABLE necessary. Excellent benefits FORMER TEACHER will Instruction - Werner’s Studio. pool 3,4 acre lot. $49,900. The right is reserved to reject any or 45 - Boats 8 Accessories tation. An equaliqu opportunity and opportunity. Call Mr. All teachers members ol readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 64 (81), ^ sto n 60 ( 75). Chicago mal dining room. Oversized Warren E. Howland Realtors, all bids or any part when such action is 46 - Sporting Goods $25 to $100 DAILY hospital Wickham Apt. area babysit week days in her MANCHESTER - Tree shaded 45 ( 65), Dallas 57 (77), Denver 45 (82), Duluth 42 (67), Houston garage, excellent location. 47 - Garden Products employer, m/f. Callill 649-5334. Rosenberg 646-2830. An equal home in Highland Park area. Connecticut State Music 643-1108 deemed in the best interest of the benefit for qualified in­ East Hartford opportunity employer. West side Colonial, three MANCHESTER - By owner - Board of Education. 48 - Antiques dividuals. Inquire Risk Call 646-4515. Teacher’s Association. All 64 (83), Jacksonville 71 (86), Kansas City 53 ( 77), Los Angeles 67 iQHt mnK ortoranr Charles Brisson 49 - Wanted lo Buy EXPERIENCED gas station for ages. Morning, afternoon, bedrooms, formal dining (75), Miami 75 (87), New Orleans 70 ( 83), New York 63 ( 78), Immaculate seven room 1W ACRES OF nilVM T Council to sponsor Business Manager Maanagement Associates, MUNSON’S CANDY Kitchen room, kitchen, full cellar, Dutch Colonial in Redwood BARROWS A WALLACE RENTALS P.O. Box 108, Buckland Sta­ help wanted, part-time, mor­ RELIABLE SITTER will evening lessons. 643-8137 , 647- Phoenix 81 (98), San Fransciso59 (71). Seattle 51 (71), St. Louis ■uacKSTn am. n H in Surround thli luxurloui m room MANCHESTER has openings for mature two-car garage. Only $35,900. Farms, bay windows in living U&R built Colonial, beautiful firtt 52 - Rooms lor Rent tion, 06040. nings, afternoons or evenings. watch children in her own 1623. 49 (73), Washington 66 ( 82). H4-7I11 71t4lli W ISH 53 - Apartments lor Rent Brown's Tire Shop, 333 Main EVENING HERALD responsible people in light Wolverton Agency, Realtors, and dining rooms, family Moor family room, with itona youth work program 54 - Homes for Rent home. Highland Park area. room adjacent to kitchen witn fireplace, cuitom kitchen with Street. 646-3444. Pleaie Contact: manufacturing ' packing and HART COLLEGE Music 649-2813. Court of Probate 55 - Business for Rent ••••eaeeeaeeta••••##••#••• Days 646-0241. dutch oven lireplacc, beamed breakfast room. 2 ^ baths, formal 56 - Resort Properly for Rent retail sales. Day and evening teacher taking students at \ District of Manchester Mr. Hatak ceiling, and sliding glass door dining and living room, 4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 57 - Wanted to Rent ELECTRICIAN’S helper - positions available - 30-40 home in Vernon. Piano, harp­ MANCHESTER - Meadow SIXTEEN ACRES • Plus 58 - Misc lor Rent 647-9947 WILL BABYSIT - in my home, to patio. 1 L'2 baths, 2-car gar­ bedrooms, double garage, and The Capitol Region Education Council, which spon­ ESTATE OF KATHERINE N. □ EMPLOYMENT hours per week. Hours to be sichord, French horn, theory. Lane. Gambolotti built Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 restored antique Colonial in Experienced. All benefits. Nathan Hale area. Nice yard. age. aluminum siding, private more Don't m iu it' sored the summer Comprehensive Youth Work PALMER AUTOMOTIVE arranged. Call lor appoint­ Beginners, intermediate and Garrison Colonial, four Manchester Filtcen rooms, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Call 871-0226 after 6 p.m. Would prefer small child, full wooded lot $54,900. Call 643- JU ST LISTED ts s ,900 61 - Autos for Sale Help Wanted 13 ment, 649-4332. advanced. Adults and bedrooms, formal dining three full baths, nine Immaculate older colonial with Experience Program (CYWEP) regionally, has been E. FitzGerald. Judge all claims must 62 - Trucks for Sale SITTER NEEDED, your time days. Phone 643-0863. MANCHESTER - Beautiful 1641 be presented to the fiduciary named PARTS COUNTER person - children. Contact Ms. R. room, stone front, paneled fireplaces, other features too aluminum siding, 3 bcdroomi plus selected to also sponsor the in-school segment of 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale home, before, after scnool, family room with bar, 2-car MANCHESTER one year old 8-room Colonial below on or before November 30. 1976 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles PHONE FROM home to ser­ experience preferred, see Mr. PART TIME sales help, Sturtevant, 649-3288. numerous to mention $130,- a crib room, living room, dining CYWEP. or be barred by law The fiduciary is: one child. Walking distance or on quiet dead end street. This MANCHESTER ■ Two family, room, kitchen, wraparound porch 65 - Campers-Trailers-Moblle vice our customers in the Carter, Carter Chevrolet mature person wanted. Call garage, lovely wooded lot, 000 P h ilb ric k A gency, W, David Keith Homes be driven to Green School. many, many extras. Priced home has lour bedrooms, 2 Vi 6-6, very attractively and garage Must be teen' A spokesperson for the City of Hartford Comprehensive 575 Main Street Manchester area, flexible Companypany Inc. 1229 Main Larry at Knitter’s World, 646- PIANO LESSONS with an Realtors, 646-4200. 66 - Automotive Service 643-5398 after 6 p.m. 4340. for quick sale at $62,900. BOWERS baths, large living room, for­ remodeled, relinished floors, niununiMssEno Manpower Program (CMP), which oversees CYWEP, Manchester, Conn. 67 - Autos lor Rent-Lease hours, super earnings, 249- Street, Manchester. experienced teacher. Arruda Realty. 644-1539. 528- mal dining room, fireplaced new kitchen counters and BRICK DUPLEX - living Raallors-ML8 646-2402 said that the in-school phase should begin by the end of 7773. Be An Beginners and intermediates. cabinets. New wiring, king AN ASSISTANT for small BILINGUAL All ages. "Benjamin Piano 9395. family room, aluminum room, kitchen, formal dining Court of Probate SCHOOL BUS Drivers - SCHOOL sized bedrooms, eat-in September. East Hartford office to be (Spanish/English) tutor Studio ’ 649-1256. siding with stone front, two- room, three bedrooms, rec District of Manchester SALES POSITION - Straight Knowledge of Manchester Dutch Colonial. Four car garage, owner kitchen, garage, quiet CYWEP is federally funded and provides part-time NOTICE TO CREDITORS trained to take full charge. needed to teach Math, AD­ MANCHESTER - Big six and room, 2-car garage, excellent □ NOTICES commissions, leads furnished necessary. Clean driving residential area. Onl' 900. Lots-Lend For Sale 24 ESTATE OF BERTELLA MARIE Please call 528-1194. Science, and English as a se­ EURHYTHMICS & Creative six Duplex. Three bedrooms bedrooms, (Irsplacs, new transferred. Wolverton Agen­ ily$< condition, $51,900 Philbrick 9 employment to children between the ages of 14 and 21 to home owners. Call 242-5402. record required. Five years Fiano Realty, 646-5200. FERREIRA aka MARIE FERREIRA cond language. Part-time, Movement - A program each side. Separate utilities, bath, Immaculate condi­ cy, Realtors. 649-2813. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. who come from economically disadvantaged aka BERTELLA MARIE HERSEY driving experience preferredr KITCHEN HELP - Convales­ ATTENTION Builders! aka MARIE HERSEY aka Lost and Found 1 Call 643-2373. 8:45 a.m . to 11:15 a m. emphasising the development shaded yard, easily afforded tion, new carpeting, backgrounds. ACT NOW - Turn spare time cent Home seeking part time VISOR EAST HARTFORD - West­ Several lots, suddenly BERTELLA MARIE WRIGHT aka into $$$! Be a S a n ta ’s Applications may be of motor skills, rhythm, and at $45,900. Wolverton Agency, natural oak woodwork, available adjoining country Manchester is expected to get about 20 part-time jobs MARIE WRIGHT 30 hours per week, pot Realtors. 649-2813. brook Street. Six room Cape. INCOME AND INVESTMENT BOLTON - Sparkling five LOST - Dog, black and brown Demonstrator, earn commi$- requested from office of the indiviudal expression. Classes two-car garage, nice room Cape, on 100x250 lot, club, for details, Mr. for the in-school phase of CYWEP. Students employed in Pursuant to an order of Hon. William German Snepherd, vicinity washer. Apply in person to Superintendent, Horace W. now forming lor pre-schoolers One car garage and rec room. E. FitzGerald. Judge all claims must $ions up to 30%- or - have a Meadow’s Convalescent A person with these yard. $45,900. Convenient to bus, shopping OPPORTUNITIES with 2-car garage, new roof Matthew. Belliore Agency, be presented to the fiduciary named Center Spring Park. Call 649- Porter School, Columbia, and primary grades. Limited these jobs will work ten hours a week for non-profit or Toy & Gift Party in your ACCOUNTANT Home, 333 Bidwell Street, skills will qualify: A hind lull of c iih It and park, etc. Aluminum 2-3-4 Family houses. Also and exterior paint. A value at 647-1413. below on or before November 30, 1976 3594. home and earn free gifts! Our Conn. 06237. enrollement. 569-4397. public businesses. or be barred by law. The fiduciary is Payroll, Cost Manchester. biHir thin i girigi THE siding. $34,900 By owner. Call larger units. Live in almost $33,500 Fiano Agency. 646- The CMP spokesperson said that the number of Peter A'. Ferreira 29th year! Call or write San­ full ol Itulf. 649-6711. rent free alter minimum 2677 BOLTON ■ Beautiful one acre 62 Pearl Street IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed, ta's Parties, Avon, Conn. • Excellent Typing Material requirements KENNEL - Part time after­ HAYES down payment. lot. ledge free, against CYWEP jobs granted to a town is calculated according to Manchester. Connecticut male, black and white, St. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. TELEPHONE FOREST HILLS • Nine room protected land, heavily seven factors about the town — the number of 14 to 21- John Street area. Call Dog noons and Saturdays.Ideal lor Schools-Clesses 19 TWO FAMILY - Two and • retired person in good SOLICITORS three bedrooms. Separate fur­ Ranch, large treed lot, double wooded. exclusive Warden, 646-4555. • Pleasant Phone CORP. neighborhood Underground year-olds, the number of job applications from the town Court of Probate LATHE HANDS, 50 hours, physical condition. Maintain SUNSHINE NURSERY naces. Central. Clean. Under LAWRENCE F. FIANO garage, walk-out basement, District of Manchester utilities Transferred owner, received by the state employment office, the number of paid holidays, excellent in­ Excellent Benefits remises, bathes dops. PART TIME FULL TIME Personality School & Day Care Center M tnchM ttr 646-0131 $40,000 Keith Real Estate, R a tllo ri 649-5371 King-sized master bedroom, NOTICE TO CREDITORS LOST - White female surance benefits. Metronics, three years old. 646-6526 must sell. 1-651-3985. 14 to 21-year-olds in school, the number of unemployed, ESTATE OF HARRIET E, DAVIS Labrador retriever, wearing • fnquire 1-5 p.m. Canine still has openings! Open 7:30 AFFORDABLE 649-1922, 646-4126. Pursuant to an order of Hon William Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon With a voice like yours, a,m.-6 p.m. lor day care or the number of people below the poverty level, the number E. FitzGerald. Judge all claims must leather collar, answers to San­ you should be In This six room Cape recent­ NEWER THREE bedroom Real Estate Wanted 36 dy, vicinity Bolton Center Send resume to Road, Manchester. No phone • Good Spelling Nursery School. Call 644-2310. 71 BELL STREET- Im­ GLASTONBURY - New seven of families receiving public assistance, and the number be presented to the fiduciary named WE WANT honest reliable telephone worki Get out ly painted near schools and COLONIAL - 22’ living room Duplex, 11/2 baths, carpeting, below on or before November 26. 1976 Road, Bolton. Call 643-0717. calls please. maculate custom built five room Contemporary, paneled of 14 to 21-year-olds who are direct recipients of welfare. or be barred by law The fiduciary is: persons who can meet people Box D of the dull, tedious job transportation. Early oc­ room ranch, sunporch, patio, with fireplace, large country glass front with 30 sundeck, appliances, very nice fenc^ ALL CASH for your property Robert J. Digan, director of youth services, said he was Janet D Ea&leson and make friends for our you're In and become a cupancy can be arranged. landscyied lot, 120x320. kitchen, king-size master balcony with 16x20 master in yard with gas grill, within 24 hours. Avoid red 75 Steep Hollow Lane IMPOUNDED ■ Red male business. Good income oppor­ CARPET INSTALLERS - bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, separate driveway and base­ tape, instant service. Hayes pleased with the choice of the Capitol Region Education Manchester Herald telephone sollcitorl The This a diversified posi­ $38,900. Marion E. Robertson Realtor, bedroom, plus lull bath. First Manchester, Conn. 06040 Irish setter. Contact Coventry tunity, call 872-4515 between L&M Carpet Service of screened porch, walk-out floor 18x26 family room, fully ment. Call owner. 649-7085 Corporation, 646-0131 Council as a sponsor. Dog Warden. 423-6524. work Is lively and tion in our Classified 643-5953. 10 a m. -12 noon. An equal op- Tolland is looking for □ REAL ESTATE ALLIED basement, treed lot, garage. appllanced kitchen with island “As the sponsor of the summer program, they did a portuntiy employer. THE MANCHESTER qualified mechanics to do professional. You get to Advertising Depart­ $45,500. Philbrick Agency. eating area, dining area off of SELLING your house? Call ui IMPOUNDED - Black and tan MANCHESTER - Santina fine job,’’ he said. Homemaker Service needs in­ residential work, starting the talk to such nice people ment. Drive. Five room expandable Realtors, 646-4200. fireplaced living room, fully first and we ll make you a male shepherd puppy. Contact dividuals for positions as middle of September, (and you’ll love the payl) Homes For Sale 23 REAL ESTATE carpeted throughout, 2-car GLASTONBURY cash offer T J Crockett,, LEGAL Coventry Dog Warden, 423- RNS and LPNS 3 p.m. - 11 633-8993 Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, p m. and 11 p.m. - 7 a m. homemaker - home health experience a must. Good Call Mr. Adams at 527- garage, treed lot. Hutchins GARRISON COLONIAL - garage, $63,900. Fiano Realty, ALLIED Realtor. 643 1577. 6524. aide. Training provided, car references required. Call 872- NOTICE shifts, full or part-time. 8300. BOLTON - Newer Raised Agency. 646-3166. Eight rooms built in 1967 brick 646-5200. CONnMFOIIARY necessary, mileage reim­ 6664. Apply In person to front, large modern kitchen, IMMEDIATE Cash (or your Barry to begin campaign IMPOUNDED ■ Black and tan Psychiatric nursing course Ranch with a 27 foot kitchen Custom built for the dis­ INVITATION TO available. Call Burnside Con­ bursed. Meaningful part time ■ Doug McDowall, EAST HARTFORD - Five formal dining room, first floor MANCHESTER ■ Five room, property Let us explain our female shepherd dog. Contact and dining area. Large living MANCHESTER - South end criminating. Five state Sen. David M, Barry of Manchester will open his SUBMIT valescent Home, Mrs. Klett, work. 643-9511 between 9 and ESTABLISHED Realtor has Classified Adver­ room Ranch, full basement, family room, 15x19, four two bedroom apartment, first fair proposal Call Mr. Coventry Dog Warden, 423- 4. opening for highly motivated room, fireplaced family six room Ranch includes bedrooms, three full baths, S DNS at 289-9571. DIESEL MECHANIC needed carport, patio, treed lot, $34,- bedrooms, 2-car garage, large floor, Iwo-lamily Good loca­ Belliore, 647-1413. campaign for re-election this weekend with appearances LEASE PROPOSAL 6524 salesperson with real estate tising Manager. room, three bedrooms, two heated Florida room, three family room, laundry room - must have good experienced and 1/2 baths, two-car garage, 900. Warren E. Howland, level lot. At the low, low, tion, g a r w , $185. per month. at the Harvest Fair in Hebron tonight and Saturday, a Lease proposals will be BABYSITTER needed while license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, bedrooms, nice kitchen with Realtors, 643-1108. price of $51,900. Philbrick Paul W Dougan Realtor, 643- and office on a large lovely MAY WE BUY your home? IMPOUNDED - White male WINDOW CLEANER ■ Must background. For appoint­ aluminum siding. $56,900. dining area, walk-out base­ parade in South Windsor and the Wapping Fair also on received at the office of the be experienced and reliable. RN mother works 3-11, Prefer Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. ment, 688-2233. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 4535. lot. Come see it today. $87,- Quick, fair, all cash and no Samoyed. Contact Coventry student or senior citizen. Can Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ment, garage, deep treed lot. Saturday. Public Works Department, Steady work and fringe 649-2813. MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, 500 problems Call Warren E. Dog Warden, 423-6524. live-in. Call 643-9966 before CLEANING PERSON wanted Now $41,500, Wolverton Agen­ COLUMBIA - Wooded nest­ Howland. Realtors, 643-1108 Barry said that he will again campaign door-to-door in Planning and Leasing Divi­ benefits. An equal opportunity LUBRICATION Help needed - aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ MANacsnii PHCEi BROW lum n A FAMILY RANCH employer m/f. Call 649-5334. 2:30 p.m. - one day per week, Forest Herald cy, Realtors, 649-2813 age. separate furnaces, im­ like privacy'’ This is the home the eight-town district beginning next week. sion, Room 480, State Office immediately for second shift. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANCHESTER ■ Six room REDWOOD FARMS Hills area. Own transporta­ We h av e o p e n in g s fo r maculate condition, $54,900. for you. Large country One and a half acres for SELL YOUR HOUSE through "You get to know what is on people’s minds when you Building, 165 Capitol Avenue, EXPERIENCED waiter or tion. References. 647-9804. Ranch in quiet convenient MANCHESTER ■ Tree shaded Young 7 rni. Capo in affluant Personals 2 experienced lubrication help neighborhood. Four Warren E. Howland, kitchen, appliances, three gardening and relaxation J Watson Beach Real Estate go to their front door. There’s no substitute for that," he Hartford, Connecticut, 06115 waitress, must work evenings yard included with this live Realtors, 643-1108 naighborhood. This li a homa tha bedrooms, lireplacc. base­ Four bedrooms, family Company Professional real PAYROLL & for greasing trucks and bedrooms, fireplaced living room Ranch with basement said. RIDE WANTED - 8-4, from and weekends. 649-5487. trailers. Starting rate, $3.75 16 Rralnard Place whola family will b t proud to ment garage, drilled well room, hobby room and estate service lor nearly SO E ITEM. Approximately 13,000 room, large kitchen with dis­ PERSONNEL garage. Living room with SOUTH WINDSOR - Five thow Irianda. SS1.B00. S6S-1S60. Only $32,900 Call Burt years Call our Manchester of­ Barry Headquarters will be located at 521 E, Middle sq. ft. of general office space North end to Hartford. TERMINAL-KEYPUNCH hourly. Uniforms and tools Manchester hwasher, full basement, gar­ fireplace, large kitchen with workshop, 2-car garage Woodland Street vicinity. Call Responsible person needed ANIMAL LOVERS. Please! furnished. For appointment room Ranch, acre plus lot. Starkey Agency, 646-0602, 643- and more. $64,900. fice, 647-9139 Tpke., Manchester, The date for opening festivities will with parking for approximate­ Volunteer help needed. One age. Buckeley School. $41,900. dining area, two bedrooms. 8894. 649-7609. to handle these diversified OPERATOR call 688-2233. Vvolverton Agency, Realtors, Walk to schools, great starter WALLACE be announced soon. ly seventy-five 175) cars for day with the State Spay- for in-house computer. Only $40,500. Wolverton Agen­ home. $33,990, Warren E. ALLIED REAL ESTATE PLANNING TO SELL’ ■ Our procedures. Good figure 649-2813. cy, Realtors. 649-2813 800 Silver La., E.H. the Department of Social Ser­ TEX PAVEL ■ Country neuter clinic fund drive. Must be deligent, efficient, TYPIST - for busy prescrip­ Howland Realtors, 643-1108. 569-1660 TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, new rool. Railtort 633-8993 counseling can help without, aptitude, and ability to deal September 18th. Call, vices in the City of Western - Every Friday 9-1, and accurate typist. Per­ tion department, 10 a.m, to 6 equti Opportunity Employtr gutters, nice yard, near ol course any obligation with public necessary. evenings, 522-1950. PiW A Call alter 5 , 569-0903 Odegard Really. 643-43i55. Manchester, Connecticut. Seafood dinners 6-9 p.m. manent position in busy p.m. daily six days, $120. per MANCHESTER - We have Excellent benefits and two lownhouse condominiums American Legion Home, 20 modern office. For ap­ week. Call Mr. Mecca For additional information American Legion Drive, working conditions. Please WANTED BABYSITTER - to show you. Three bedrooms, DuPont heir injured pointment for personal in­ between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. at please contact Mr. Albert Manchester Members and apply in person. Washington School area, Arthur Drug, Hartford, 527- September “WANT AD” Special rec room, two full baths, plus Monday-Friday, 11:30-4 p.m. terview , call 649-5253 two half baths. Carpeting, air- P Feldman, telephone 566-4261, guests. MEADOWS 1164. in freak accident Public Works Department. CONVALESCENT CENTER Saturdays 8-5, Call 643-2658 between 9:00-3:00, Mr. conditioning, pool, tennis, DAILY RIDE needed for alter 4 p.m. Odell. many advantages to carefree This right is reserved to 333 BIDWELL ST. EARN $1,000 Per Week! Yes, BLOCK ISLAND, R.I. (UPI) — Henry B. duPont II,was child, Rachel Road to Green if you can stuff envelopes in living. S tart at $37,500. reject any and all proposals School, back. Mother works. MANCHESTER ASSISTANT Head Cashier ■ The W.G. Qenney Co. your home at the rate of 4,000 Warren E. Howland, critically injured Wednesday afternoon after falling from not in the best interest of the LINES 4. DAYS Realtors, 643-1108. Will pay, of course. 643-5398 Train in store operation, some per week. For details, send 14 the wing of a private plane as it began taking off by acci­ State of Connecticut. after 6 p.m. BOOKKEEPER- merchandising, full time stamped, self-addressed 1 ■ (20 Words) * dent. State of Connecticut Experienced. Real Estate flexible work week. Apply Mr. envelope to Terry Lane Enter­ MANCHESTER ■ Con­ HELP WANTED dominium, three bedrooms, 2 DuPont, an heir to the vast duPont fortune and a promi­ Robert A Weinerman A hind lull of c iih li background helpful. Salary to Krause, Brooks Discount 1277 Assemblers and coil winders. prises, P.O. Box 289A Hobart, Public Works Com­ bittir thin i girigi $140. Send resume lo P.O. I3ox West Middle Turnpike, Ind. 46342. full. 2 half baths, family room, nent Connecticut business executive, was reported in Must have finger dexterity patio, good location, nicely missioner lull of itulf. 948 Broad Street Station, Manchester. September 10th, and capable of fine work. Will critical condition today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Manchester. 9-5 only. 646-9196. decorated, all appliances, cen­ in New London, Conn. train. Hours 7:30 to 4 p.m. tral air conditioning, swim­ Services Ollerad Apply Able Coil i Elec­ 31 Services Ottered Painting-Papering 32 Bulldlng-Contrectlng 33 Police said DuPont Wednesday flew the Beechcraft SHORT NOTICE AVON - Need extra $$ to make HOUSE CLEANER, two days NEWSPAPER ming pool, tennis courts, $37,- tronics. Howard Road, 500. oowner, 646-7799. Bonanza to this island 13 miles offshore with his father- AUCTION Christmas merrier? Earn it weekly Permanent position if Bolton, Conn. CARRIER Y o u S a 'v e ^ CASH PAID for your older, ELECTRICIAN • All types of NEIL'S PAINTING Service - MASONRY ■ Brick, block, satisfactory. Phone 649-6416 unwanted or junk cars in-law, Daniel Wheeler Jr., as co-pilot. of Rare Valuabla Stock as an Avon represenative. WANTED wiring, electrical improve­ Fully guaranteed, fully in­ stone, plastering and con­ Show and sell beautiful gifts, or 649-3123. MACHINIST - Tool Makers ^ O F F OUR MANCHESTER Immediate removal. Windsor ment and repair work Free sured, free estimates Interior crete. fireplaces and They landed about 4 p.m. and duPont opened the cabin PERSIAN RUGS quality j'ewelry and cosmetics IN ROCKVILLE AREA Auto Haul. 242-2549. estimates. Call 646-5253 and Other Oriental Rugi. wanted, strong on Bridgeport TO DELIVER ■ exterior Professional chimneys New and repair E exit and crawled onto the wing, leaving the engine on so in your spare time. I'll be glad BOOKKEEPER ■ Rewarding RE6UUR PRICE! results on houses, offices, The Immedlata and urgent removal of a cargo ahipment conalting of millers and engine lathe. Job MUST BE SOLD Richardson. 643-0889. 649-0808 Wheeler of Stepney Depot, Conn., could immediately fly to show you how. Call 523-9401. opportunity for an shop experience preferred, }fanche»ter COMMERCIAL & REWEAVING burns, holes DRESSMAKING - Alterations buildings Neil-Clendaniel. Perelan and Oriental Ruga, la now being demanded for Immediate die* experienced bookkeeper to Zippers, umbrellas repaired the plane back. As Wheeler climbed into the pilot’s seat, poaal at thia auction, to higheat bidder, In tingle plecea. presently working 50 hour Eveninf/[ H era ld done in my home, reasonable 875-9155 PoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 work in a property manage­ NON-COMMERCIAL EXCELLENT Window shades, Venetian he apparently bumped the aircraft controls and the plane NOTE ABOUT THIS AUCTION: Iran, the largeat producer of RECEPTIONIST ■ Excellent week. A good job waiting for ___ _ Call 646-4019, handwoven carpeta and ruga, hae been a backward, alow-moving opportunity in Manchester ment firm, east-of-the-river. several who qualify. Contact blinds Keys TV for rent ROOFER will install roof, country for centurtea. Suddenly, with the advent of Induatry. oil, and Call John Humphrey LOCATIONS began speeding down the landing strip with dePont dental practice. Heavy public Duties would also include Ed Aubin. L E. Hall & Sons Marlow's, 867 Main St 649- NOEL’S CARPET Service ■ Bulldlng-Contrectlng 33 siding or gutters for lew dis­ free education. It zoomed to the 20th Century. Aa a reault, the children, some phone work, recep­ 5221 struggling to hold onto the wing. DuPont fell to the who were the majority of the weavera, were ordered away from theae contact, bookkeeping, light Inc., Route 32, South 872-6142 RANCH - Three bed­ Cleaning repair and sales count price Call Ken at 649- ground as the plane began lifting off. joba by the government, and thia ancient art la dying. In our opinion, typing. Minimum two years tionist duties and light typing. Willington, Conn. 429-0510 Alter 5:30 P.M. Free estimates Pick up and NEWTON H Smith & Sons - 2456 thIa great art will toon be loat, and be ao acarce that European collec- Small cordial office, pleasant rooms, McCann Drive. Dupont is business manager of Venture Appraisal and office experience with public days, evenings 649-3636. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ delivery Call 742-8885. An­ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ tora and dealera are ruahing to America to collect theae beautiful contact. Math aptitude. surroundings. Must be depen­ Unutually attractive, timates, discount senior dover Plaza, Andover or 646- ditions, rec rooms, porches! manager for new business development of Remington carpeta. We urge the realdenta of Wetherafleld to attend thia fabuloua $43,900 BIDWELL Home Improve- auction. Prefer some post high school dable, references required. SECRETARY - Founder’s citizens Company 3468, Bolton, Conn and roofing No job too small \menl Co Expert installation Immediate need. Please send COLONIAL — Four bed­ Arms in Bridgeport, Conn., which he joined in 1956. educatiqn. Four day week, Plaza, accurate typing and COSMETICIAN - Full time Manchester owned and Call 649-3144 ol aluminum siding, gutters RAMADAINN resume and salary history, rooms, Shepard Drive, 2 operated Call 646-1327 Wheeler later flew the plane, a Beechcraft Bonanza, 1130 SUM Dh i w Hwy., WallMr,n«ld, Cl. salary' negotiable. Send shorthand required, 35 hour six nights. 45 hours. Must be LOAM - Screened or un­ 'and trims Roofing installa­ Manchester Herald, Box F. CARPENTRY - Repairs, back to the mainland, police said. Sat., Sept. 11 — 2 p.m. resum e to P 0 Box 289, week, parking, fringe experienced, $120. per week. yeara old. $57,900. screened, driveway gravel, tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- Manchester. benefits, 289-8201. Call Mr. Len Mecca, 9 a.m. to RANCH — Three bed­ WILL TILL your garden for $7 decorative stone, landscaping, remodeling, additions, gar­ 9109 DuPont has been president of the symphony. He was a Viewing at 1 P.M. PORTER - Convalescent pqr hour Call anytime, 742- ages. roofing, call David Oriental Ruga will be given away aa door prizea. 11 a.m. at Arthur Drug in rooms, Gardner Street. backhoe work 742-7833 , 649- director of the Museum of Art, Science and Industry, the Included In thia collection are: KERMAN8, SAROUK, KASHAN, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Home seeking full time, Hartford, 527-1164 8532. 2178 evenings Patna. 644-1796 porter, experienced with floor MOTHERLY TYPE person - Rural atmoiphers. $39,- HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Bridgeport Hospital, Atlantic Aviation Corp. of BOKHARA, BELOUCH, TURKISH, INDIAN, AF8HAR, ARDEBIL. and Excellent training opportuni­ wanted to watch two children roofing, storm windows, aw­ TABRIZ. care helpful but facility 900. Wilmington, Del., and the University of Bridgeport. ty for industrious person in ages 5 and 3 Call 643-7832. PORTER - 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. MASONRY ■ Bricks, blocks, FIREPLACES (LIVE) Save WES ROBBINS carpentry nings Quality workmanship, Aucllonaar Col. Murphy busy Rockville dental prac­ willing to train. Apply in per­ daily, six days. Must run floor COLONIAL-Three bad- concrete, steps, sidewalks, on fuel, installed existing remodeling specialist Ad­ He attended Pomfret School in Connecticut, and ______Terms: Cash or Check son, to Meadows Convalescent roomi, Henry Street, gra­ free estimates Fully insured tice. Chairside duties, x-rays, EAST HARTFORD location - buffing machine and take care patios, chimney and fireplace homes or new Guaranteed ditions. rec rooms, dormers, 872-9187 649-3417 graduated from MIT with a degree in business ad­ lab work. Three day week. Home, 333 Bidwell Street. of store maintenance. Call cious rooms. $42,600. Call 875-4973 after 6 craftsmanship Santivasci it built-ins. bathrooms, Manchester Various ollice duties, public ministration. He joined Remington as a junior engineer. Requirements: maturity, contact. Call 289-7873 for ap­ Mr. Mecca 9 a.m. to 11 a m. at Son, 646-0683 . 569-0180 kitchens. 649-3446 SPECIALIZING cleaning and poise, three years work pointment. Monday and Arthur Drug, Hartford, 527- PLEASE CALL FOR GENERAL Remodeling and repairing chimneys, roofs, INSURANCE AGENCY has 1164. painting, interior and LEON C1E.SZYNSK1 builder - experience, previous dental Tuesday only between hours A COMPLETE new roots Fr-e estimates 30 \ experience preferable. Salary g ening for full time gal. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. exterior. Free estimates new homes custom built, DESCRIPTION Years Experience Howley. negotiable Send resume to Experienced in all lines of in­ SALES CLERK - Photo References. Reasonable Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 remodeled, additions, rec 643-5361 Lupus Foundation IC ZI University of P.O. Box 289, Manchester. surance. Call 289-5448 for ap­ DEMONSTRATORS: Sell department. 8:30 a.m. to 5 wO prices 649-7831 rooms, garages, kitchens pointment between 9 a m. and name brand toys and d lls p.m. six days, $130 per week. A-,ODEGARD INSIDE - Outside painting remodeled, bath tile, cement 9 RNs wanted for full time or 4 p.m. Call Mr Mecca 9 a.m. to 11 QUALITY Relinishing - Special rates lor people over work Steps, dormers w iill show slides ■5H Connecticut (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen­ PKO**!, REALTY Heeling-Plumbing 35 part time 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. ton) Earn $1000 or more plus a m. at Arthur Drug, Hart­ .6 4 3 -4 3 6 5 Custom reupholstery. 199 65 Fully insured Estimates Residential or commercial shifts. Apply to Directors of WANT A Permanent income? free kit with Treasure House ford, 527-1164 Forest Street. Manchester given (fall 649-7863 Call 649-4291 The Connecticut Lupus Foundation will meet Sunday at Nursing Salmon Brook Con­ Build it as a tax counselor Caning, r^airs Very SEW'EHLINES. sink lines, party plan. Also booking par­ *•*••••••••••«•••••••••••• cleaned with electric cullers 1:30 p.m. at the University of Connecticut Health Center valescent Home, oil House with TCA. High commissions, ties. Call collect person-to- Business Opportunity 14 reasonaole Free estimates PAINTING • interior and SANTIVASCI i SON prestige, status. Call anytime, 646-8574 by professionals McKinney in Farmington. At 1 p.m., there will be a showing of the Street, Glastonburv, Phone person lor Miss Jean 203 491- cs. ' ' RANCH ■ A "Must” House lor exterior, paperhanging, Hemodelers. builders, con­ P re s B n t 633-5244, Don Brooks, 528-0020. hoo. Children ■ four bedrooms, un­ excellent work References tractors Residential and Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ slides 'Lupus and You” MANCHESTER - Variety ique plavroorn. paneled living BRICK-Block. Slone, Free estimates Fully in­ commercial Workmanship pany 643-5308 Guest speakers will be Dr. Robert Zurier from the store in busy location. Low in­ room, dining room, kitchen, fireplaces, concrete, chimney guaranteed 646-0683, 569-0180 IN MANCHESTER vestment. B W Really 647- sured Martin Mattson! 649- Announcements 3 Announcements 3 laundry room, two baths, and repairs No job too small 4431 NO JOB too small toilet UConn Health Center, and Dr. John Hardin of Yale-New Business Opportunity 14 1419. repairs plugged drains, Haven Hospital . REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES feeeeeeeeeeeeeeee**eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'> loaded with built-ins Low 40s Save Call 644-8356 for es­ PARTITION REMOVAL and Owner. 646-8852 timates Installadun Open and natural kitchen faucets replaced Dr. Zurier and Dr Hardin will give a resume of their wawMSknau PAPER HA.NGING Expert & PRACTICES Your average paper, in beam ceilings New ceilings repaired rec rooms, research program supported by a grant from the Lupus HURRY! MAIL OR BRING YOUR AD, TODAY! MA.’’/CHESTER - Oilers in­ EXPERIENCED handyman­ installed by experienced Dry bainroom remodeling, heat KODAK average room. $25 Mr Foundation. WHERE: Howell Cheney Technical DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID vited on this expanded six painting. carpentry, elec­ Richman. 646-3861 Wall tradesman Choice ol modernization etc Free es­ EVEREAOY HOLSON ALBUMS room Ranch in the trical, lawn work, hauling, celling textures Drobiak Dry timates gladly given M ii M The public is invited. Refreshments will be served. School WANTED WESTINQHOUSE Manchester Green area First any odd job (big or small) HOUSE PAINTING- Interior- Wall ('ompany, The Ceiling Plumbing i Heating. 649-2871 Lupus erythematosus is a chronic inflamatory disease DARTS! Individual. Male or Female needed full or (m m tirre lo disinbute world WHEN: Starting Thursday, Sept. 16, floor family room, three 64^4316 exterior Also odd jobs chain and Wall People Manchester that can involve the skin and many vital organs of the famous Kodak film and other photo products ihiough company established bedrooms, one and 1 2 baths, 646-8882 1976, for 12 sessions. 6:30 • Sept. 17th at 9:00 P.M. locations Make this your year lor independence $4995 00 investment saw work and hauling loam, body Its cause and cure are unknown. Guaranteed 12 month merchandiM repurchase agreement fireplaced living room Priced EXPERT TREE Removal gravel whatever Call Ed 871- Flooring 36 9:30 p.m. in the mid $40 s Zinsser Agen­ The Connecticut Lupus Foundation was founded to in­ CALL Mf Martin (Toll Free)-1800-848-1200 and land clearing ■ free es­ 2158 TIMOTHY J CONNELLY FEE: $75. She Herald cy, 646-1511, timates ■ fully insured Call Carpentry and general con­ crease public awareness of this disease, to encourage British American Club or Collect A614-228-17S1 FLOOR Sanding Relinishing. medical research by providing financial assistance and to INSTRUCTOR: JAMES MURPHY I Maple Street, Mancheeter Monday to Friday. 9 a m to 6 p m HOST Sal 9am to 1pm EDST All State Tree Expert Com­ G L McHL’GH Painting - tracting Residential and floors like new no waxing. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TWO FAMILY, central loca­ pany 647-1039 Interior, exterior painting, commercial Whether it be a serve as a common bond for all those afflicted. For further inlormallon call 4B6-3234 Or W rite I specializing in older floors) t MEMBERS & GUESTS FIRESTONE PHOTO CO.. tion, nice lot, four rooms each quality professional work at small repair job. a custom Ceilings and inside painting The foundation is located at 55 Hilldale Rd., West Hart­ * ($1.00 Regletrallon) FIRESTONE BUILDING - SINCE 1»46 floor, good condition $43,000 HAVE TRUCK will travel reasonable prices Fu ly in­ built home or anything in John Verfaille 646-5750 872- ford, and can be reached by calling 521-9151. E 162 N. 3rd St., C olum bji, Ohio 43215 646-2426 , 9-5 Light trucking, call 643-0359 sured. 643-9321 between, call 646-1379 teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee- > 2222 PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1976

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 9. 1976— PAGE TWENTY-THREE Answer to Previous Puzzle Apartmants For Rant 53 Autos For Sala 61 Aulot F o r Sala Autos For Sala 61 Stateside MANCHESTER - Six rooms, Charles M. Schultz first floor 2-family. Attractive ACROSS 3 City in Texas and spacious, carpeting, Dear Abby 4 Revised 1 "Tall corn" 5 Draws closer refinisned floors, new Kitchen, i^e s.m a 'a m A that doesn't mean of garage, parking. $260. state to YES, MA'AM, 5 ------England6 Goddess of THIS YEAR I COURSE, THAT I WOULDN'T monthly, 646-5200. BEAT THE 1977 ____ By Abigail Van Buren 6 Southern state discord PLAN ID SET ACCEPT A FEW BENT ONES (ab) 7 Espouse NOTHING BUT FIVE ROOMS carpeted, stove DEAR ABBY: If I were a Catholic, I'd go to confession 12 Pretense 6 Control and get this guilt off my conscience, but sedng as bow I’m t3 Before STRAI6HT A'S; provided, no utilities. $235 per HUGE PRICE 9 Initial (a b ) •TC '*ZT VilKS A kOu5V DATE--5HE month. Security required. a Baptist, I'm writing to you instead. 14 Anatomy (ab I 10 Bargain.event I'm a grown woman, but I’ve been acting like a 15 Small rodents 11 One who DIJAfiREEp W i t h M V R u M P E R Available immediately. Call 16 Assist between 7 a.m-3 p.m. 647-9864. schoolgirl about a man in town. I became infatuated with (suffix) INCREASE... 17 African river 19 Bitter vetch 29 Florida beach 43 Wild ox of RICKER AND X PI5AGREED WITH him two years ago, and I haven’t been able to leave him 18 Oklahoma 20 Summon stuff Celebes MANCHESTER - Two alone since. natives (coil) 22 Hal material 31 Doting 44 Greek letter HER T-5HIRT/' bedroom Townhouse, I've sent him anonymous love letters, cards and poems, 20 Purvey 23 Moist 34 Hang, in a way 45 Vein of mineral available at Pine Ridge 21 Doctors (a b ) 24 Sandarac tree 35 Colleague ore BARGAIN and I’ve even called him on the phone to hear his voice, 22 Exhaust 25 Mason-Dixon 37 Seasoned Village, Private entrances, but I always hang up right away. 46 Paradise WINTHROP By DICK CAVALLI full basement and patio. 23 Dingles 36 Negative word 47 Of serum I've waited on street comers just to catch a glimpse of 26 Strikes out 26 Small missile 40 City in (comb form) Includes heat, appliances, with him, but I've never spoken to him. He knows someone has 30 Dry 27 Group of Delaware 49 Chemist's carpeting, and air- 31 Autumn a emsh on him, but he doesn’t know who. players 41 Scoria workshop conditioning. $270 per month. 32 Epoch 26 Great Lake 42 Prison room (coll) Mickey Finn — Morris Waite BALCH Abby, I can’t get this man out of my mind. I even 33 Adult boy No pets. Damato Enterprises, r ~ 646-1021. dream about him. Is it wrong to enjby.j little harmless 34 New Orleans, r - 5“ 4 r ~ 6 r ~ r n r IT for one fantasy? IS i r I O iO I'M SORRY, BUT MOST O f ALL, \OH, BROTHtRi Sometime.s I hate myself for pestering him like I do, but 35 Ache DROP THE ACT, THtNQ vJUiT CONNIE- I'M SORRY FOR NELL. ' IP I HAD A DELUXE - Two bedroom 36 Bestow LOVER soy/ YOUlfe I& ts t? THB WAV YOU FOR YOU SHE MIGHT BE L VIOUNa t p 1 Townhouse apartment, 1 1/2 I can’t seem to help myself. Just writing thus has made me 3B Titled THB ONB WHO JOLP P L A N N B D m -A N D M E - PARALYZED FOR THE ^ PLAY 'TfiAffTS baths, private entrances, full feel better. Thanks for listening. 39 Conjunction li MB WHAT TO OQf REST OF HER LIFE, a ANO PLO¥YBRS\f basement, pool and patio, in­ FULLY GROWN CHILD 40 Beetle 41 Burn with ^1 a - cludes heat, appliances, wall- DEAR CHILD: It's not "a Uttle harmless fantasy" to to-wall carpeting, and air- liquid call a man on the phone and hang up. And sending 44 Carafes 71 conditioner. $295 per month. anonymous letters, cards and poems can make him fed 46 Fast season No pets. Damato Enterprises, _ 49 Bulgarian coin U BT 646-1021. threatened and uncomfortable. 5 ' ^ # 50 Knot u You are guilty of harassment—which is punishable by 51 Medicinal ST ACCEPTING Applications - law. I urge you to leave the man alone, for his sake and plant Attractive five room second yours. 52 Took food 53 European river W floor apartment. Married 54 Pleased Artlcta$ tor Safa 41 Building Suppllaa 42 Rooms lor Rant working couple. Carpeting, 1976 PONTIAC □ MISC. FOR SALE 52 DEAR ABBY: My problem is a small oqe, but It's 5 5 ------Harbor.i r a 43 IT appliances, porches, parking. causing a lot of disagreement between my husband and Maine •••••••••••••••••••••••••• NATURAL STONE for LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING No pets. Security required. me. I m 23 and he is 27. 56 Nevada city 49 u retaining walls, veneers, room for rent, stove, Reply Box GG, Manenester Articlai for Stl» 41 ASTRE StocA #f'42lf-0 I have a 6-y^-old brother who my husband feels should DOWN St S2 u patios, etc. Pick up by the refrigerator, linen provided. Herald. say, Yes, Ma am” and ‘‘No, Ma'Eun” to me, and “Sir” to Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer pound or delivery by the ton. 2 barrel 140 4-cyl. engine, 1 Tenets MOVING 801 Main Street. 649-9879. standard tram., power him. 2 Columbus IS 54 SS u ALUMINUM sheets used as Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, steering, custom wheel • CLEAN THREE large room I strongly disagree. Abby, I don't want a brother of Ms capital printing plates, .007 thick, 649-3163. apartment, near Center, heat, covers, radial tuned I'VE BEEN. SINGING ...TO GET POP IN THIS MORNING EMPTY WALLETS MALE COLLEGE student suspension, AM-FM radio, mine saymg "Ma’am” to me, no matter what age he is. mx32", 25 cents each or 5 for hot w a te r, lig h ts, $190 HOME ON THE RANGE ' THE MOOD TO BUY HE STARTED seeks roommate and quiet PRICE custom Interior, & more. I've asked a lot of people how they feel about this IN THE (OLD CORRAL'.' $1. Phone 643-2711. TAG SALE Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 apartment. Prefer monthly, security. Available ^3089 ALL WEEK. k ME A HORSE / SINGING. TOO ' Manchester area. 621-0483 October 1st. Call 649-6896, Ma am and Sir” business and have gotten mixed Win at Bridge CLEAN USED refrigerators, DOG-CAT BOARDING after 5 p.m.. Jay. evenings. reactions. I’d like to know how you feel about it h r - i ' ------> ------' ranges, automatic washers, Sept. 10,11, 12 bathing/grooming. Complete BEAT YOUR BEST DEAL POLICY TO BE NOT "MA’AM" IN MOBILE, ALA. WHATP with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's modern facilities. Canine FOUR ROOMS, centrally • DEAR NOT: In Iowa where I was raised, children Appliances, 549 Main St., 643- 10 A.M.. 4 P.M. NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD! Bidding and play excel Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Apertmants For Rant 53 located, security deposit and addressed adults with "Ma’am” and "Sir” to show respect NO IJREVIEWS Road, Manchester. 646-5971. references. 649-8845 after 6 for their elders. p.m. In the South, years ago, it was mEuidatory for servants DARK LOAM - Five yards, 4 piece sectional, AM/FM WE HAVE customers waiting PONTIAC-BUICK DACHSHUND, long hair lor the rental of your apart­ to use **Ma'am” and "Sir” when addressing their 630., plus tax. Washed patio stereo, and more. miniatures, AKC registered, TALCOTTVILLE - Vernon, OPEL-DATSUN-FIAT-LANCIA and pool sand, gravel, stone. ment or home, J.D. Real employers. (Some still do.) South revalued his hand,, champion sired, show quality, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- five rooms, $185. Security, Since you’re from Alabama, I can understand your NORTH (D) 9 since he held six hearts and no 643-9504. 262 Union Stroot welped June 10th. 643-'?837. 289-6483 open eves m io ,v,V 1980. lease, no dogs, occupancy Oc­ objections. Your husband obviously wasn't raised in the * A K865 waste value in the diamond Manchottor tober 1st. 644-0565. VKJ3 ELECTRIC GUITAR without Route 5, East Windsor South. suit. He went into Blackwood On Corner of FREE KITTENS, two fluffy, LOOKING for anything in real «2 amplifier. Excellent condi­ one liger, all trained. Call 643- and bid the heart slam. tion, $35. Call 643-6294, Tolland Turnpike estate rental - apartments, FOR RENT: Four rooms, no AA972 6442 after 5 p.m. children, no pets. 71 DEAR ABBY: Several years ago, my husband’s brother If West had opened a dia­ evenings. homes, multiple dwellings, no died. His widow now claims that she is no longer related to mond South would have been Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Starkweather Street. Call 643- WEST EAST CUTE KITTENS - black and 8490. PARTS Department now open 1969 PONTIAC Lemans - any of my husband’s family. How about her children? «J72 «()943 able to ruff two diamonds in HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 1971 FORD Galaxie 500, Two Aren’t they stUl my nieces and nephews? And aren’t they LOOK--PA$5EN(5&R^ ARE f l a d i E'5 a n d g e n t l e m e n . Pl e a s e white, and grey tiger and Saturdays. Complete line of Hardtop. 6-cylinder, V96« «7 dummy. But West made the COMING AB(?ARPl THI$ PLANE 6500 miles on engine, door, power brakes, power still the grandchildren of her deceased husband's parents? inspired lead of a trump. FASTEN YOUR SEATBELTS 1 FOR SALE - Power mower white, looking for good ROCKVILLE - Accepting THREE ROOM Furnished - Chrysler parts. Chorches automatic, p/s, clean in and *AK94 *Q8S3 M U ST e>B GETTING READY TO Extras. Call 872-9427 alter 5 homes. Call 649-6480. steering, air-conditioning, She is getting married again, and even though she ■This forced South to work a p.m. and snow blower attachment applications for one bedroom, apartment. $150. monthly. Motors. 649-3646. out. Drive train, excellent excellent running condition. * Q 6 5 4 J 10 8 3 T A K E O F F L...WE'D B E T T E R HEY-NOW and rubbish cart which can be $127 per month, two-bedroom, Deposit required. Call 64% tires. $1195. 646-5423 after 4:30 $1350. After 5:30 call 644-1018. have another husband and another name, I stul feel that SOUTH little for his contract, but the C L E A R o u t : WAIT A FREE - fourteen month old 1889. p.m. 4 10 slam did come in. South won MtMUTE KIMBALL SWINGER - 500 attached. Briggs St Stratton $161 per month, three 1970 THUNDERBIRD, 2-door she is my sister-in-law, but she feels otherwise. motor, 7 1/2 h.p. 643-7160. black German shepherd bedroom, $174 per month. Landau, excellent condition. STOCK CAR Volkswagen, Please straighten this out. $,AQ 108 5 2 the heart lead with his eight organ with all accompani­ spayed fem ale dog. Good $1,795. Please call, 646-4286 « J 10 7 6 ment, one year old, like ngw, Rent includes all utilities, NEW FOUR room apartment, PONTIAC 1971, T37, hardtop, mini-modified, 1600cc engine. CANCELLED OUT spot and played a diamond. watch dog. 643-1940 after 3 after 5:30 p.m. 4 K 4 1900. Giant vac for yard clean­ TAG SALE - 30 Hilltop Drive, wall-to-wall carpeting, and 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, real sharp, $1,695. Suburban Start auto racing with this DEAR CANCELLED OUT: If your signature reflects West won and led a secohd September 11-12, 10-4, 40" p.m. fireplace in living room, in­ Motors, 649-2076. Neither vulnerable trump to dummy’s jack. up of leaves and trash, $100. ______m____ parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in­ race ready car, $1,000. Call your feelings, don't try to maintain a family relationship 646-6629. stove, double oven. Furniture, formation. EHO. dividual basement, washer 1970 MAVERICK - Two-door, 649-2120 or 649-6164. South cashed dummy’s ace china, cedar chest. Household LONG HAIRED cute kittens and dryer facilities, heat and 6-cylinder, automatic, radio, COMET 1973 four door, 8 with your former sister-in-law. Technically, she is no long^ Weal North Cast South related to her deceased husband’s family, but her children of spades, ruffed a spade, ruff­ items. 649-7025, free. Gray and white, black hot water included. $285 per new blue paint, $1,095. Call cylinder, automatic transmis­ 1 A Pass 2 V ed one diamond with dummy’s 1972 VEGA - with blown THREE ROOM apartment, 1958 AUSTIN HEALY - 100-6. will always be related to them. Pass and white, black. 91 Lyness stove and refrigerator in­ month. Call Mr. Peterman, 643-7977 after 6 p.m. sion. Factory air, $2,395. 3 A Pass 3 N.T last trump, ruffed a second engine, as is, or lor parts. Call New top, brakes, paint, tires, Pass 4 V Pass 4 N T 646-6542. BEDROOM SET - Twin beds, Street, 649-7637. cluded, $190. per month, 649-9404 or 644-8659. Suburban Motors, 649-2076. battery. 50,000 original miles. spade, pulled West's last 1970 PLYMOUTH Barracuda - Pass 5 V Pass 6 V crendenza, bookcase, furcloth references required. Best offer. 643-9813. trump and claimed since he contour lounge, metal clothes DACHSHUND - longhair Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. ELLINGTON with or without four Cragar DODGE 1969 Coronet hardtop, Pass Pass Pass GAS STOVE, nearly new, 30' Mags. Super prowler tires, air Astro-graph Opening lead ~ 4 V could enter dummy with the standard oven. Harvest gold. closet, bureau, wing chair, small standard male, six real nice. $1095. Suburban kitchen set, riding lawn months. Inoculated. BRAND NEW shocks, am/fm stereo Motors, 649-2076. ace of clubs and discard his Perfect condition. $125. 643- Mtadowbrook ApartnMnU. Juil ofl By BERNICE BEDE OSOL By Oswald & James Jacoby mower and plow. 646-3633 Reasonable to non-working MANCHESTER - Attractive . cassette, clean, must be seen. last two diamonds on the king Alley Oop — Dave Graue 3876. Come see! three room apartment, stove, ol Rout* 83. Country Mtting. Brond' Motorcyclas-BIcyclas 64 and eight of spades. weekdays after 6 p m. home. Likes children. 742- now 1 tMdroom unito In ottroctlvo 568-4104. 1972 COUPE, green, For Friday, Sept. 10, 1976 weekends anytime. 8925. refrigerator, heat, electricity, automatic transmission, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) DOG HOUSES - one large, one references, no pets. $155 . 646- brick and alono gardon apartmant MOTORCYCLE Insurance - One facet of expert bidding SUN WAS hAOVED TO LOWER THE INDIAN'S \ I CAN building. Total olactrlc. Each apart- 1979 DODGE DART SE - 4- radio, good running unit. Ideal ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Don't despair if this day is that they go out of their way medium, never used, 3167, 228-3540. S pecializing in low cost This won't be an unpleasant appears to be a trying one. BRANCH ! a l l e y O O P S A V HEAPING FOR SEE 1973 COLDSPOT upright mant haa lla own Individual antranco. door Sedan. Automatic back to school or good second I G O NO W / THE 'NARROWS' / THAT reasonable. 875-4179. coverage for over 10 years. day for you. but it could be You'll be equal to the test, even to show singletons. Thus, freezer 15.8. Used one year. Adulta. No cata. or doga. 3 room, 1 transmission, power steering car. $795. Suburban Motors, 50 Binding authority. Crockett when South responded two An Alabama reader sends CAPTAIN... / FOR $175. Call 649-0472. Boats-Accassorlas 45 MODERN two bedroom tiory unit, $170, 3W room doluxa un­ and brakes. Am/fm radio, 6- better if you are aware that in­ to the point of bringing order m y s e l f ,. WANTED - boy baby clothes, Tolland Turnpike, Agency, Inc., 643-1577. dividuals tend to be testy if out of chaos. hearts to the spade opening. us a very interesting question. Townhouse, heat and hot it, $190, 3'/, room, 1 atory wllh cylinder economy. Radial PEPRO' size 2T or 3T in good condi­ Manchester. 649-2076. Open 9- you're heedless of personal North rebid three clubs. This He opened one diamond with: TAG SALE - September 11th, 1972 FIBREGLAS 17 6 water, 1 1, 2 baths, disposal, tiraplaco, $215. Roaarva now for tires. 9,750 miles. $3695. 644- 9. Across from Western Beef. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. tion, and chest of drawers in glastron Swinger. 80 hp, mer­ dishwasher, laundry hoox-ups, Sapt. 15-Oct. 1 occupancy. Call TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville idiosyncracies. bid, which went by both two 4 xxxV x x *AKQJ4AKQJ 12th. 10-4. Baskets, tinware, Jamoo J. Qaaaay, 875-0134 2049. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 21) You have a lot of well- good condition. Call 643-9262. cury motor, gator trailer, in $240. Call 528-1708 days TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be wishers in your corner today. spades and two notrump, His partner responded one pyre\ dishes, vases, deck MUSTANG 1965, hardtop, rack. $1,750. 289-4042. showed extra values. chair, vibrator, and mis­ excellent condition. Call 649- 1966 CHEVY, window van, black on black with black on your guard. Things you Though their intentions are spade. What should he rebid. SEARS GAS Dryer - $100. 5889 or 289-0463. MANCHESTER - one 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex, thought were firmly in your fine, don't let them lull you into After South went to three His correct rebid is a jump Honda 1973 CL175, $550. cellaneous. 470 Porter Street. new engine, and transmission, vinyl roof, 289, 8 cylinder, 1975 HONDA CB500T bedroom apartment, second appliances, enclosed T-Bird buckets. Needs minor automatic transmission, control may not be so secure. a sense of false security. notrump, North showed his to three clubs. His hand calls Chevrolet, 1964, $250. Electric Excellent condition. 5,000 Outside influences play a role GARAGE Tag Sale - Garden Products 47 floor, downtown Main Street. backyard, basement with body work. $495 . 643-1948. radio, power steering, new CAPRICO RN (Dec. 22-Jen. heart support and at the same for strong action and this call guitar, $95. 649-5094 , 5 p.m. to $145 per month No children, miles, must be seen, 649-8371. in today's events. Miscellaneous. Reasonable. washer/dryer hook-ups, white walls. This is a classic 19) It isn't fair to weigh the ac­ time told South that he. North, is his best one in spite of the 9 JO p.m. or pets, Paul W. Dougan, Thursday-Friday, Saturday. LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick private entrance in driveway, 1969 FORD Country sedan beauty! Must be seen and 1972 HONDA CL-350 street or GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Pals complishments of loved ones held a singleton diamond. balanced distribution. your own - tomatoes, peppers, Realtor, 643-4535. no pets. One child. Security play a big role in your life, but against others you admire. The WANTED - Baiby Stroller, 669 West Middle Turnpike. wagon - Excellent running driven! $1,395. Suburban trail bike, excellent condition, hot peppers and eggplant, by and references, 649-9258. condition. $850. Call 643-9812. Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike, crash bars and helmet, ^50. don't rise or fall with them to­ assets and opportunities may Berry’! World usable, reasonable. Phone 646- the basket. Spencer Street, day. They have complications be far from equal. 5862. ETITHONE - 6-string guitar, Manchester, 649-2076. Open 9- Call after 5:30 p.m. 649-8371. brand new, $100. Call i 49-4476 Manchester-next to K-Mart WEST SIDE - Four room first VOLKSWAGENS - We repair, 9. Across from Western Beef. they can't iron out and neither RENTAL OFFICE can you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions alter 6 p.m. Plaza - Bring your (own con­ floor flat. Heat and hot water buy and sell. Rebuild engines, 27" MEN'S 3-speed with baby Be careful traveling today. TAG SALE - Saturday tainers. Also butter and sugar DAMATO ENTERPRISES September 11th, 10-4. Rain l^rgc variety of Aparlinenls and included. Nice yard, near bus transmissions, some Used. MUSTANG 1972, Grande carrier. Excellent condition, CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're just a shade too anxious TAG SALE - 10 Sunset Lane, corn, by the dozen or by the Townhouses ihroufthoul and stores. Security and Tim Moriarty, Hartford Road, hardtop, extra sharp. 8 $50. Call 646-4366. You're ambitious today, but to get to your destination. A few dale Sunday 10-4. 82 Chestnut bag (5 doz.i. Maniiu*st<‘r MAVBE Street, off Center Street. Bolton. Saturday and Sunday references required. $210. Manchester. 643-6217. cylinder, automatic transmis­ you are not as sure of yourself more minutes won't hurt a soul. Rental Office open dally 9-5, monthly. 649-1914. as you should be. To ac­ PISC ES (Feb. 20-March 20) WE September 11, 12. 9 a m.-5 Sat. 10-3, Sunday 11-3 sion, power steering, am/fm 1974 KAWASAKI - KZ-400 SHOULD p.m. BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - 1965 CHEVY SS, good condi­ stereo, white walls, $2,395. OHC 4-stroke. Excellent con­ complish great things, you Keep your generosity within HAVE LUNCH Fresh peaches apples, pears 646-1021 tion, $400. Call 646-2981. Bank terms arranged. Subur­ dition. Asking $750. or best must be more bold and persis­ bounds today. Not everyone FU K T M E R TAG SALE - Sunday, and fresh sweet apple cider. 240 New Slate Road ban Motors, 50 Tolland Turn­ offer. Call 6491269. tent. you want to share with would FR O M be willing to do likewise under T H E S E September 12th, 10-5. 260 Bush Hill Road, MANCHESTER Homes lo r Rant 54 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, pike, Manchester. 649-2076. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Dor^'t be The Topper Manchester. factory-air, power windows, Similar circumstances. ^ PLA N TS Household items, clothes, Open 9-9. Across from YAMAHA - 250, DS-7, street overly concerned today if / belted snow tires with rims, FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, tilt steering wheel, am/fm, Western Beef. bike in good condition, $450. or everyone doesn't agree with r old tools. 59 Norman Street, PICK YOUR own tomatoes living room, dining room and CB radio, 8-lrack tape player. best offer. 644-0026. your procedures. The impor­ Manchester. and peppers. Bring your own two baths. Garage, parking, Must be seen. Reasonable. TOYOTA, 1972, Crown Mark •••••••••••••••••••••••••• tant thing is that the people containers. 21 Angel Street, $385 . 646-0067. Dealer. 643-2791. II, four door, gold, 6 cylinder, Campars-Trallars who count will. Manchester. MOVING - Must sell, pine KEEP SMILING automatic transmission, fac­ Moblla Homat 65 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) EIGHT ROOM older colonial, TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, Your (■ bedroom set, washing tory air-conditioning, Financial conditions are mixed machine, lamps, stove, CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig KEEP HAPPY fireplaces, large lawn, yellow, excellent condition, whitewalls. Beautiful running 18' CAMPER trailer - single for you today. You will win a lit­ wooden toy box and children's your own. $1.50. 29 Mountain parking area Appliances, No make an offer. Call 646-4938 auto, scarce model. Compare axle, excellent condition. tle, lose a little and possibly Birthday ca, toys, women's 3-speed bike, Road, Glastonbury. Near children, pets. Working after 5 p.m. anywhere at $1695. Suburban Eleven years old. $1,500. Call finish with a slight deficit. c S Minnechaug Golf Course. adults. 643-2880. Sept. 10, 1978 child's tricycle. All household Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike, 742-8930. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The items, call 649-1365 after 5:30 MANCHESTER - Brand new 1970 MUSTANG Convertible - Manchester, 649-2076. Open 9- affinity you have for balancing You success comes in areas p.m. three bedroom Duplex Businass lor Rant 55 302 V-8. 64,000 miles, 3-speed, 9. Across from Western Beef. A $4,995 two bedroom, mobile one side against another may with which you are familiar this available immediately, One radio. $1,375. 643-0700 after 6 home fifteen minutes from be overemphasized today. You coming year. Don't waste your /I WHITE Electric stove, good IFOR CORN’S SA K E and 1/2 baths, all appli:liances, TWO - Professional Offices - p.m. VEGA 1973, Hatchback, silver Hartford with financing could go back and forth all day talents straying in foreign condition, call after 5 p.m. wall to wall carpt' deck, First floor, excellent business grey, red interior, sharp, four available. Unbelievable but with no conclusions. fields. STOP AT THE kTrr 649-3561 excellent location. ... ^pets.__ location, all facilities, CHEVY Belair - 1968 307-V8. speed, radio, $1295. Well true only at Plaza Homes, $280. per month plus security. parking, rent reasonable. 649- 4-door, radio, automatic worth the money. Test drive Complete selection of new and Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel ®1976byNEA.Ioc GARAGE SALE - Liquidation Call 646-0618. 1680, 649-3549. transmission, lair condition. today! Suburban Motors, 50 pre-owned 12' and 14' wide CORN CRIB $400. 742-8400 after 6 p.m. Tolland Turnpike, of estate Saturday September mobile homes on display. "/ didn't realize ttte return of The Howdy Doody CHARLES APARTMENTS - MANCHESTER - Main Manchester. 649-2076. Open 9- 11th, 9-4. Sunday September BUCKLAND ROAD Plaza Homes, 1348 Wlbur OSGOOD WOULD BE A OREAt'' 12th 1-4. 32 Conway Road. Deluxe 4 1/2 room townhouse, Street, retail store, 700 square 1969 PONTIAC Bonneville - 9. Across from Western Beef. iway Show would hit rou so hard!" SOUTH WINDSOR COMPANION PER.YA, ELMER 11/2 baths, all appliances, two feet, good location. Paul W. Coupe. Full power, air, pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. > .------^ ^ - ' ' THIRD ANNUAL Mini-Flea air-conditioners, carpeted, Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. mechanically excellent. 644- 1972 VEGA, 2-door sedan, 73,- Our Boarding Hduse — Carroll & McCormick Market - M iM oil Shell Ser­ heat and hot water, patio, 8810. 000 miles. Asking $1,000. Call WE NEED 30 used mobile vice Station ■ Route 6, Bolton. sound proofing, washer and GLASTONBURY 4000 feet in­ 646-0177 after 5 p.m. homes, all sizes, please call Sunday September 12th, 9-6 dryer hook-up. Storage, base­ dustrial space first floor, Plaza Home Broiler, 1-828- UM.YAS.lVE BUT 'BEFORE ANNOUNCING NAMES OF Antiques, odds-and-ends. ment garage. Some available overhead crane, suitable 1973 SUPER Beetle, Good MUSTANG - 1%7 - Good con­ 0360. i d CALLED DN j condition, asking $2,200 or OUR SLIPPORTERS WE SHOULD BROADEN Wagon wheels, milk cans, etc. with fireplaces and two-car many purposes, $1.50 foot, dition. One owner, power SO tAt OF 1 OUR BASE' WELL 60 DOOR TO-DOOR Ten families involved. garages 646-0800, 646-1540. heat and electric included 633- best offer. Call 646-5120 after steering, automatic transmis­ FOR SALE - 1973 Puma Tent 5:30 p.m. DUR W S T ‘ To ALERT The c it iz e n r y TO THE 7511, 649-7287. sion. Call 646-7441. Camper, sleeps six, porta- PROMINENT J DANGER FACING THE OWLS CLUB' TAG SALE - Saturday, A ntiquas 4S FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch, first potty, screened add a room. CITIZENS' THEN WELL CALL A PRESS HORNET 1971 SST, 2-door, 6 1974 GOLD CHEVY Nova- Septem ber 11th, 9-5. 159 flo o r, ad u lt couple, no FOR RENT - connecting or Call 643-8319. THEIR FAME . CONFERENCE TO DISPLAY WHAT School Street, Manchester WANTED Antique furniture, children or pets. Call 649-6987. separate front room offices. cylinder, automatic, clean, ivory interior, V-8 automatic, EMBROIDERY $1295. Suburban Motors, 649- MAKES THEM OUR SIGNED r---- IF TMET Baby furniture, two stoves glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. 26,700 miles. Creampuff con­ Automotiva Sarvlca 66 A VERITABLE 2076. dition. $2750. Call 649-1352 PETiTlONS.'y I c5vb CAN'T Ace — Wirth APPLIQUE and miscellaneous items. other antique item s. R. EAST HARTFORD - m o 's ' This Funny World Harrison, 643-8709. Manchester town line. Six after 5 p.m ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- kWRiTE? REBEL 1970, TWO door Hard­ WHO.'; MEDIUM TAG SALE * Saturday room Duplex One and L2 sun specialists, factory September 11th, 10 a m. 74 ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ baths, appliances, carpeting, OFFICE SPACE top, 6 cylinder, automatic. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, trained, one day service, 114 I'm a f w a id ^ is n 't t h a t c u t e ? h e ) SIZE Good transportation, $695 Hollister Street, corner Sum­ niture, oriental rugs, pain­ security. $225. per mmnth. FOR RENT $600. Call 649-5555, after 5 East Main, Rockville. 871- NOT... HE'S ^ DOESN'T WANT YA r 9-1 Suburban Motors, 649-2076. p.m. 2603 mit Zig-Zag sewing machine tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, References, no pets. |250 square feet, center ofl 1617. JUST TOO BIG r l e a v e .' PUCK,“STICKS,SKATE?. GLOVES in cabinet, 24' and 28' ladders, desKS, pottery, weathervanes, Immediate occupancy Call I Manchester, air conditioning and 1 A DOG FOR MV mornings, 528-1857 W HAT OID r An L'usy-si‘\v-toppi'r is skis, ski boots size 9 1/2, baskets Ron Dionne. 643-1691 I parking Call 643-9551. SMALL HOUSE.. Uimnu'cl wi(h losclnids sleeping bags, tents, mouton Automotiva Sarvlca 66 Automotiva Sarvlca 66 Automotiva Sarvlca 66 SKIP? in appliipuv lamb coat size 12, two 10 WANTED - Complete estates, MODERN two bedroom URK".' gallon aquarium outfits, apartment in attractive four No. ZtiO.I ha.s pattern clocks, phonographs, steins. V tT IB IN A iN pieci'.s for Medium Size; books, records and mis­ Will buy outright or sell on family brick, quiet couple, Wantad to Rant 57 color chart; transfer; di­ cellaneous items. Rain date consignment, anv quantity heat and hot water incluaed, rections. Sunday September 12th, 1 644-8962. $210 No pets 643-8481 alter WIFE - STUDENT, husband - to 0«0E«. iinil 75t toi eich lit. p.m. 4;15 p.m professional seeking 4-5 room RENT a Aa CAR ZSt tw p o iU lt ind W anlad to Buy 49 apartment with reasonable TAG SALE - Some antioues. FOUR ROOM apartm ent, rent in 2-3 family house in ANNI CABOT china, glass, wood, collec­ Vt'fl II, German military heat, hot water, appliances, Manchester, Bolton, Vernon PICKY = Mancbaptar Evanlng Harald '4-9 11U Am. o( Anwlcat tables. Avons, miscellaneous items, hats, uniforms, central location, parking, area. 628-4333. c '$•$>»«<» W 'HKffUSP«Q« V T N m Yoni, N.Y. 100M Friday. Saturday September daggers, medals, swords, security, lease $215 649-3340, DAY—WEK—MONTH P ri.l K im i. Adraii with zip 10-11, 9-5 p m 94 Wapping photographs etc. wanted Call lO D lN S , CODE inp Slyla Numbar. Wood Road. Ellington 872-7522. □AUTOMOTIVE ALSO LONG TERM LEASING Short Ribs — Frank Hill TOURNIQUETS, 1976 A L B U M plus Special ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL ’ w H WHERE DO you THINK 1 ,'V\AV S O D O W N I.N ^BANO-AIOS.... Quilt Supplement of pat­ TAG SALE - Household Rooms lor Rant tern pieces and directions 52 LARGE - Six room Duplex, Aulot F o r Sala 61 YOU RE GOING, YOU HISTORY A5 A PATRIOT wares, stereo speakers, UGLY O L D C R Q ^ V Y ^ K for 7 quilts. Price.. $2.00. sewing machine, girl's bicy­ centrally located, no pets, DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly security, credit references. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 'V4 I. PESO THESE lO O IS «T $1.25 EACH cle, antique Empire rooms, single $56 , double $69 Bankrupt? Repossessed? Ns. a t l l - l l U E PIBPOH aUlETS. armchair, bric-a-brac, etc. Available immediately, $225, CaaUlas ilitaan laaal, aaitli. plus tax, continental Honest Douglas accepts Saturday, September 11, 10 monthly, plus heat. 649-1924 Nt. t-1l7-IU IlTS OH PAMDE. breakfast, maid service, color lowest down, smallest a m. to 4 p m If rain, Sundav, 643-2280. Ilractiaas 1m ililaaa sallti. TV, utilities, parking. Call, avments Douglas Motors, 1971 McNaagbt Symi. 1m Ha Q IIS-EPAHOAInTHEP'S nOW- September 12, 103 Weaver 646-2300. Main. LEASING IP ftUILTS. II faiclutlai lallU. Road, Manchester. MODERN three and four Ha. Q 'lll-A M E IIC A 'S rAVOPITE room apartments, starting at "He vwallowed a magoet.' AFGHAHS. A babaUfal lalactlaa. ROOM for fem ale, near $195, including heat, hot WE PAY $15 for complete Ha. 1 1 2 0 MAKE A GIFT Maay SEARS 5 hp shredder and college, apply 226 Charter Oak junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland lifti far friandi aad family. bagger, $100 . 646-5847 water, appliances, garage 872-9145 ROUTE 83, VERNON Street available 643-4884 , 646-7268 Auto Body, 528-1990. 643-1181