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■/rC -'-fil .■M buckland j., Buckland ruling impact spreading By DOUG BEVINS Town administrators wouldn’t com said the court decision, if it stands, Herald Reporter ment on the case today. will have a definite effect on the town’s tax revenues, although an i As town oficials considered an ‘"rhe war isn’t over,” Moses said.- exact figure on the losses cannot be appeal of the Buckland fire protec “We lost a big battle, but I don’t like to give up." calculated immediately. tion case, the impact of Judge Belleville said that to calculate the Edward Hamill’s decision was of For an appeal to be considered, a losses, a list of all the affected growing concern today. “notice of appeal” must be filed properties would have to be made, In developments since the judge’s within 20 days, Moses said. and then the assessed value of each ruling was announced Thursday; He said there appears'to be some property would have to be checked. • Town Counsel Victor Moses said issues that could be raised in an “It would be a helluva job,” he he will “strongly recommend" an appeal, and hesaid he’s studying the ’’appeal of the decision, which favored judge’s decision and the transcript said. of the June trial. Further comment the Eighth Utilities District. During the June Superior Court • Town Assessor Ed Belleville said on an appeal isn’t expected until the middle of next week. i trial. Town Manager Robert Weiss he hasn’t calculated an exact figure testified that the town would lose on how much tax revenue would be Moses wouldn’t specify any issues that could be raised in an appeal, and between $92,000 and $123,000 In tax lost by the Eighth District’s expan revenues annually if the Eighth sion to include Buckland. other legal observers indicated that Judge Hamill’s ruling is complete District was allowed tgt extend its • Town Fire Chief John Rivosa boundaries to Buckland. said he hasn’t changed his plans to and might be difficult to challenge. begin using the controversial new "The judge apparently took a very strict interpretation of Special Act Conversely, Eighth District of 'Buckland firehouse next week, ficials have estimated that their tax although it can’t serve the Buckland 200,” Moses said, “but it’s only one man’s opinion." (Special Act 200 is revenues would increase by about area. one-third of the town’s estimate, • Reports began circulating that the 1963 legislation which provided for Eighth District e^ipansion.) because the town fire tax rate is 6.17 residents of other areas within the mills and the District’s rate is 2 Eighth District’s “authorized Moses said he was “very disap Eighth District celebrates decision pointed and a little surprised" by the mills. territory’' may petition for further Eighth District Counsel John expansion of the District. decision. “I’m still confident, Elected officials and fire fighters of the Eighth Utilities District were'obviously happy with though," he said. LaBelle said Thursday that the the Buckland lawsuit decision as they began a lengthy celebration at the District firehouse Wants to appeal Tax picture in question District can begin levying a tax on Moses said he is still studying the Buckland property, although the tax Thursday night, under a traffic sign mounted on the dispatcher’s office wall. Left to right Moses said he wasn’t sure what the are Director Lawrence Noone,”Asst. Fire Chief John Christensen, Director Willard Marvin memorandum of decision announced won’t be collected until next year. ’Thursday, “but there’s no question in immediate effect on town taxes Belleville said today that if the and Fire Chief Granville Lingard. (Herald photo by Dunn) my mind that I’d like to take an would be in light of the judge’s deci court decision stands, the assessor’s r appeal." sion. office will begin a separate list of the Moses said, however, that the deci “Right now, it’s a big mess,” Buckland properties to levy a tax Carter visit sion to appeal isn’t his; it must be Moses said. made by the town administration. Belleville, the town tax assessor. —See Page Fourteen News summary hopes to stem ( drift to Ford Compiled from United Press Internatlonel Jubilation and concern HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter State today spent his 52nd birthday cam result from fire decision National paigning here, in hopes of stemming FAIRFIELD— Republican vice repiesenteUves did, the people were WASHINGTON - The federal an apparent drift away from his can By DOtJG BEVINS able to overcome it," Noone said. “It’s really a loss to the entire presidential nominee Robert Dole regulation which forced the didacy in Connecticut. and GREG PEARSON town. It’s like the Civil War,” he was to open a three-day swing said. Wethersfield, Conn., sixth-grade Carter flew into Bradley Inter Herald Reporters Noone’s comments closely through New England today with paralleled remarks of other Eighth boys choir to disband will not be national Airport in Windsor Locks a series of stops at New Haven District elected officials and ad suspended by President Ford, ac where he and his huge press en Reaction to ’Thursday’s court deci Deputy Fire Marshall Wally Irish, and Bridgeport late this afternoon ministrators at a Thursday night cording to Rep. William R. tourage went by motorcade to down sion on the Buckland fire protection a leader in the move to expand and a GOP fundraiser in Fairfield celebration party in the Eighth Cotter, D-Conn., who asked the town Hartford for a series of case ranged from extreme jubilation the District, said that in light of the tonight which officials hope will Health, Education and Welfare among officials of the Eighth District firehouse. net party coffers $50,000. He is to appearances and meetings. court decision the town “has to face rule be stricken by executive Utilities District and district firemen the fact that the District exists." go to Vermont, New Hampshire order. A Ford spokesman said no A host of Democratic officials, in to a comparison by one town official Pascal Prignano, a member of the and Maine Saturday. decision would be made until a cluding Gov. Ella T. Grasso, Sen. to the Civil War. town Board of Directors, said the “It (the District) is there now and HEW investigation is completed. Abraham Ribicoff and state party decision, which grants the Eighth it’s bigger than ever," Irish said. GROTON — A threatened strike Chairman William O’Neill, were* on “I’m three feet off the ground and Utilities District the right to extend “Manchester's Watergate has by 2,700 m arine draftsm en hand for the visit, his second to the I’m feeling great," Larry Noone said SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Gov. its boundaries to include Buckland, come to an end,” Irish said. ‘Tt was a against the nation’s major builder state in the fall campaign. His after hearing the decision in the Edmund G. Brown Jr. Thursday “is divisive to the spirit of the town.” Watergate; there was a coverup, a of nuclear submarines was arrival came on the heels of a Buckland fire protection lawsuit. night signed into law the first-in- definite attempt at denying the averted when a tentative agree the nation legislation to give Republican poll -that claimed the Prignano, one of six Democrats ment was reached in 11th hour For Noone, the central figure in the on the board who voted to go ahead wishes and the will of the people. patients the right to “die with former Georgia governor — general Buckland petitioning to join the negotiations. Details were to be dignity" rather than live with the ly conceded to be ahead in the with the building of a firehouse in "Every taxpayer and voter should revealed to members of the Eighth Utilities District, Judge Buckland, said,. “It’s unfortunate aid of mechanical life-sustaining Nutmeg State — now had lost that Edward Hamill’s decision proved recognize this and be concerned Marine Draftsmen’s Association equipment. Opponents called the lead and trailed President Ford. that a few who organized for the self- about the type of government we this afternoon. that “the will of the people interest of a fire department have law a step toward euthanasia. prevailed.” have,” Irish said. GOP State Chairman Frederick K. been able to pull off a coup like this to HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. Biebel said a poll he commissioned “No matter what their elected . the detriment of the whole town. See Page Eleven WASHINGTON - The 94th showed Ford with a 45-38 margin in Grasso says it is "awkward" for Congress drove toward adjourn Democrats to have as a national Connecticut, traditionally a swing ment today, hopefully by tonight, state in presidential elections. fundraiser, Hyman J. Goldfeld, a despite a late blooming Senate wealthy real estate developer who filibuster which appeared certain In July Biebel’s poll gave Carter a GOP minority sees decision has twice been denied a Connec to kill any revisions in the clear 46-41 margin with 13 per cent of the ticut gambling license fqr un air standards. voters undecided. disclosed reasons uncovered by police. She recently Informed The Carter campaign refuses to as confirmation of stand WASHINGTON - For the 12th release its polls, but state coor Democratic National Chairman boundaries and furnish fire protec Robert Strauss about the time in 27 tries. Congress has dinator Michael Cardozo remains By GREG PEARSON headquarters. overturned a President Ford veto. confident, claiming his man retains a tion to the Buckland area. This "The leadership of the Republican Greenwich man who has twice Herald Reporter means, if the court decision stands, sought to buy part of the This one was a $6.6 biiiion ap lead of seven to 10 points. party feels that the demonstrated propriations bill for the Political statements concerning the town firehouse in Buckland would failure of the majority action Bridgeport jai alai arena. the Buckland fire protection decision Goldfeld is a member of the Departments of Labor and A poll recently by Rep. Anthony not serve the section of town it is demands that action be taken im Health, Education and Welfare. Moffett, D-Conn., a strong Carter have already begun to echo through located in. > mediately," the statement read. National Finance Council of the Manchester. Democratic party. Ford vetoed the bill because it supporter, showed Ford leading in The Republican release said, “It Republican Town (^airman Thomas was $4 billion more than he the 6th Congressional District, The Republican party has issued a was stated by all three Republicans Ferguson would not elaborate. Regional requested and therefore, he said, traditionally an area that rolls with statement that Thursday’s decision that any decision to spend hundreds The party statement also men inflationary. the political tide. by Judge Edward Hamill “repeats of thousands of taxpayer dollars tioned that the continuation of BOSTON — His credibility substantially the stand of the while the issue was before the courts firehouse construction was “en Unlike the rest of the country, Republican minority of Manchester’s challenged by his own criminal WASHINGTON - President when pre-Republican National would be an irresponsible risk of the couraged strongly" by Democratic past and his efforts to obtain Ford opposed every legislative Board of Directors.” taxpayers' money.” Town Chairman Ted Cummings, who Convention surveys showed Carter The three Republicans on the special jail treatment, Robert J. step of two major job bills now on leading Ford by a wide margin. “The stand of the Republican is also seeking re-election in the 12th Valeri returned to the stand today his desk — but says he will sign board, Vivian Ferguson, Carl members was ignored. The decision Assembly District. - Democrats in Connecticut admitted Zinsser, and Paul Willhide, cast the for his third day of testimony in them although he feels one will the race here was a close one. of Judge Hamill underscores the cor the Susan Saxe bank robbery- lead to higher Inflation and in the only dissenting votes when the board rectness of the Republican judgment, Cummings’ opponent, Walt Joyner voted on whether or not the town murder trial. long run higher employment. He Most observers agree the Ford- and makes obvious the irresponsibili released a statement that read. claims it will cost $25,000 to should go ahead with construction of ty of the Democrat majority action,” "The arrogance and insensitivity Carter contest in the interim has a firehouse in the Buckland section of BOSTON — The Kennedy magic create each job and most of the gotten even closer in Connecticut and the party said. of public officialdom to the needs and is not transferable. Sen. Edward jobs will not materialize for 18 town. The GOP has called an emergency desires of the people has resulted in Democrats privately worry the , Hamill’s decision allows the M. Kennedy lent the family name months. President may be gaining ground. meeting of its town committee on the loss to the Town of Manchester of to Jimmy Carter for the first time Eighth Utilities District to expand its Monday, Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. in party several hundred thousands of dollars Thursday through a four-hour International in the Buckland firehouse case. campaign blitz in eastern “My opponent,; Ted Cummings, M assachusetts. C arter won UNITED NATIONS - U. S. who has yet to clgcide whether he crowds with his words. But it Secretary of State Henry represents the people of the 12th was the presence of the last of the Kissinger used tough language Town Meeting 76 Saturday District oj the Democratic Party, Kennedys that ignited frenzied Thursday in addressing the U.N. shares a major portion of the respon ovations. General Assembly reviewing U. sibility for this extravaganza," S. foreign policy. He pointedly at Manchester High School Joyner said. PROVIDENCE, R.I - Jimmy directed much of it at the Soviet Cummings replied, “All my ac Carter find President Ford are in Union accusing it of “crude tions for this community have been a close race for popularity among attempts to distort the purposes Town Meeting ’76, scheduled for Morning workshops wili discuss A booklet recording the day's ac taken to end up with the greatest Rhode Island voters, according to of diplomacy and to impede hopeful Saturday starting at 9 a.m. at the problems Manchester faces. A tivities will be presented to each par- amount of good for the greatest a copyrighted research poll taken progress toward peaceful Manchester High School, is a free all free buffet lunch will be served at tietpant during the closing number of people." solutions" in southern Africa. this week. 'The Newswatch 10- day forum fo r all town residents to noon, and the afternoon sessions will ceremonies at about 5 p.m. Town of He ,also said that the Superior ORC poll by WJAR television, deal with solutions to the problems ficials will also receive copies. Court decision is just one judge's BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian express their feelings about town showed Carter with 47 per cent problems and to propose solutions to discussed during the morning. Serving as masters of ceremonies decision and there is the possibility compared with 38 per cent for forces overran the hometown of for the event will be Stephen of appeal . P resid en t E lias S arkis in these problems. Ford with 13 per cent undecided. Free child care is being provided at Advance registration, though Cassano, who has been selected as "It's very early to make un But. in the race for governor, the Lebanon’s central mountains one of the three Outstanding Young substantiated statements about today and Christian rightists fired Center Congregational Church, and suggested, is not necessary. Democratic candidate was parents may leave their children at The Manchester PTA Council Will Men of New England by the area possible loss to the town." he said. favored 87 to 31 per cent. mortar shells into Moslem sec chapter of Jaycees, and the Rev, “I try to represent everybody," tions of Beirut. the church before going to the high participate in the Town Meeting ’76 school cafeteria for registration and in lieu of its regular October general Newell Curtis Jr., pastor of Center Cummings said. "You can't please free coffee and doughnuts. . meeting. Congregational Chui^h. them a ll," r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cohn.. Fri., Oct. 1. 1976 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. C^wi^ Fri., Oct. 1.1876 I d6 (XIT 91 -XOUOW BUtriSIDI S>;NS Rec opens winter program on Monday At Pan's... O a C H A M ) ra a S H : Mm *, CwUnd, M4C««n, Nwlhtoi aplM , M The Sik Gty Chorus of M a^ste r Town modifies Love Lane sewers About town oiauiMi, i waia aMit, * « ii ctaw. aidnw c«ni, oew*, BURNSIDE The^Ianchester Recrea Monday, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 Verplanck School, 126 clude exercise for muscle painted, the Recreation there will be no recreation included in the full price of the truck, IMTrnbIcwannw, OnM a Y N m a m w , I M A Hat H ofm , IMNHBM AVI, I. int. • SJMI» of piping and equipment needed for tone, and jogging for Department will use the programs at the schools. presents The Tpwn of Manchester has made is now bebSg listed as an option. tion Department’s Indoor p.m., advanced lifespvlng; Olcott St., Monday, 7:30 ^Boot ^Brooo$Of IToobboBoost ^BrooooN^ ^BooOsbb Bolod LoBBMOOg hm. tt Mmm«i the job. Bids wiU be opened Oct. 20. Winter Recreation Wednesday, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Women's cardio-pulmonary con new Bennet Junior High There is no towel service luailxm a— iM i Tumlpt, amitu, Leeks, PMdkif Onleae, CUNT tASTWOOO modifications on two items on which The town is also seeking bids on • Manchester Square Dance NIGHT OF BARBER A second item, a trade for the town .Program will begin on Sllmnastics and ditioning. Jogging will be School gym for its basket- at any of the recreation apkieeh. Kale, M w M aseesi, Skea Beene, Cem, (keen a T K O O n A W it is seeking rebids. two new Items, rock salt for road Club will have a dance p.m., open swim; end Yaie* aauneh, 8nver Ctkbaat, IM Ie Bueei Pek ton. Highway Dqwrtment, will also be Monday, Oct. 4, and run Friday, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 Volleyball; Thursday 6:30 on an indoor track; swim bali pro^am. centers and schools. Those nil8H ! Hniippln , OnpHne, Had i Oraan Onpae, MnUnaL Jo rn w A L c r The first bid on one of the items, in eau^ and rental packer truedes for leaf Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. SHOP SONG 7:00 fcao rebid by the town. Giles said the low through April 1,1977 at its p.m., open swim. Children p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Adult ming will be available on The public is reminded wishing to take showers Had Banence, CSnIalaepee, Heneydewa, Bartlett Paarp, stallation of a sanitary sewer line at Manchestet High PanMcaranta^ Hnna PkiRa. bid on the first round, submitted by pickup. M ot^ys. that when the schools are where shower facilities are Tomorrow Night Sat, Oct 2nd naa.n Adn and pump station on Love Lane, The packer trucks, which arc School. Earl Johnston will three recreation centers must be accompanied by O^n Bfsketball. ^ W t HAVI A FULL UNI OF VtAMONT UAFLI -HUTRN MAO' Airport Truck Center, was over $3,- Drama, Theater closed because of holidays, available must provide BUOAH A avauF S:00 P.M . came in about |S7,000 higher .than the modified garbage tracks that include be the caller, and Ernie and school facilities: an adult. Illing Junior High 7M IOMoNM 000 more than the town bad an Workshop, Nike Site, 4 vacations and storm days. their own towel and soap. VlilT OUH U M f DIIHAY Of WFOaTfO PtaM eOLTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JAMES COBUm town had expected, according to Jay a leaf compactor, wilUie rented for and, Jan Leemon will cue West Side Rec, 110 Cedar Buckley School, 250 Ver School, 229 E. Middle BAiKiraa wickm Notch Rood - BoMon ticipated. p.m. to 6 p.m., starts (Jet. ‘SKTMnarttss J. Giles, dire^t(%^of public works. the seasonal pickiip. the rounds. Mr. and Mrs. St., Monday through non St., Tuesday and Tpke., Monday through T H R im BBEEKEND SPBGWUl TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR I3.S0 Giles said the town had budgeted 5. ( The low bidder on the first bidding The bids on the HiKiiway Andrew Mangano have Friday, 6 to 10 p.m. and TTiursday, 6 p.m. to 9:30 Thursday 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. NATIVE TOMATOES...... 4S0 ______BwmIK Bolton Seholtnhip Fund______WS.OOO for the vehicle. The bid was ' The Recreation Depart PERSONALIZED FLOORS rEATURE first round was Connecticut Pipe and Departmoit's truck, the rock salt, door duty. Refjreshments Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning Nov. 1, adult NATIVE GAUUFLOWa...... 78o p.m. ment w in ter brochure Sewer of Rodcy HiU, whi^ sub $28,686. and the packer truck rental will all will be served by Mr. and Waddell School, 163 basketball leagues NATIVE SPINAGH...... ib480 The rebid documoit asks fw a East Side Rec, 22 School Broad St., Monday, offers a more detailed list mitted a price of |U7,S54 for the be opened Oct. IS. Mrs. Earl McCarthy, Mr. Monday-Thursday 6 p.m. to No Wax R oots MAGS APPLES (BOnNiO)...... isqtbaktS2.SB smaller trade. The first bid was for a Wednesday, Thursday, 6 of programs and times and work. The town had budgeted about Bids should be mailed to M.A. and Mrs. John McHugh, ,St., Monday through 10 p.m. and adult co-ed BARTlEn PEARS...... 3 hiSSB 45,000ipovnd gross weight trade. This is available at the Recrea Formica Counters $70,000 for the project, Giles said. Pass, Director of General Services, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Friday, 6 to 10 p.m., and p.m. to 9:30 p.m. badminton, Thursdays 8 SEALTESTIGE GREAM...... 40o Off wgu. bid will be for a SS,00Oixmnd gross tion Department Office, Lp ^ FB EEf t/W NITE The town has modifled the plan, Municipal Building, Manchester. McRhee and Red. Mercer. Saturdays 9:30 a.m. to S Nathan Hale School, 180 p.m. to 10 p.m. Bathrooms Remodeling OFtN DAILV a AJd. la a F.M. a 8UNOAY81 A.H. la I F.M. decreasing the amount of some types weight trade. A plow hitde, originally p.m. Spruce St,, Tuesday and Garden Grove Rd., or any All Materials Available a Wa Bad na HaraM iandajr Hparx pkM LoMtrir Tkaak a Community Y, 79 N. Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9:30 Adults Co-ed Physical of the recreation centers. To Square Dance Main St., Monday through p.m. Fitness course wilt be Because .the East Side COIN SHOW , Friday, 8 to 10 p.m. and Bowers School, 141 offered at the East Side Rec will be' painted during Quality & Workmanship Hospital Notes Princeton St,, Monday and Rec, 22 School St., on Mon October, the gym will be PAUL PHILLIPS, PRDP. ■PERO k l l W ™psooucer SUNDAY, OCT. 3 Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 National Weather Forecast day and Wednesday from 7 closed. During this period OTt mUOMW Sr., MANCHESm • 643-0304 Waddell School ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ II UL ti S PJl ...... 'J.' " p.m. Thursday, 8 p^m. to 9:30 390 MAIN 649-9258 1S3 Broad 8L, MandMstBr p.m. to 9 p.m. It win In that the gym is being TEATURE EIRST IW ^SfO M M hB Discharged Wednesday; East Hartford. A variety of activities p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 5th Maade Davis, Ssn Antonio, Also, Cheryl Saegaert, Staf are offered such as basket Texas; Elbridge Ball, 201 ford Springs; Julianne ball, volleyball, bowling, at 7:30 P.M. Burnt HiU Rd.. Hebron; Edith Pfeifer, Windsor; Jane Ping-Pong, swimming and Perkins, l i t Henry St.; Ttaher, Willirruntic; Carol n77 table games. MANCHESTER SQUARE DANCE CLUB Gustave Arendt, 28 William Cwabino, IM Mt. Vernon Dr., The Recreation Depart SL; Charlotte Anderaou, M RodeviUe; Virginia Maloney, ment also offers Gardner St.; Cheryl Jacobs, 25 Norwood St.; Renee recreational activities at Earl Johnston, Caller 22 Middle Terrace, Rockville; Doughty, RD 1, Coventry; Lorraine Jacques, 51D the following schools; ^ Rstreshments CL Kathleen Landy, S7 Salem \*mAMA Manchester High School, m n m m o Rd.; Velma McKenie, 171 Spencer St.; Karl Blake, I T3 528 7448 Ralph Rd.; Leo Michand, Willimantic. 134 E. Middle Tpke., Brookfield St. entrance; Thoatrs schoduls . V , SM Public ■Pepper” 7:20; “Hot Box” Ea- a - B M i ______- N . - . , r U A E astl-“Permissionto •nttumioiocMi* Rocordt Do something racy evmmig nmaw Shoot” 2:10 »:10 Bast Windsor Drive-In — For period ending 7 a m., Saturday, Oct, 2. During Friday night, PuWWwd mmr evanlng saospi UA Bast 1 — “Barry Lyn- Sundsytandttoluan.Ennra4ain« a,—-, i .m The Sailor Who Pdl from ^w ers and thunderstorms are expected in portions qf the MsneheBw.Corm.PoalOlllosasSa- , Once With the Sea” 7:20; Pacific coastal region, the central and southern Plains regions, oond Clew Mall MaBw. UA East 2 — ’'Fnture Warranty deeds in the afternoon. “Carnal Knowledge” 9;25 the Ohio valley and the middle Atlantic coastal region. Most John J. Makulis and Showcase Cinema 1 — other areas should expect generally fair weather. Minimum Ethel M. Makulis, both of Introdudiig matiiiees at Plainfield Greyhound Phrk. Suggeaiad CaiTiurRains Vernon Ciue 1 — “ The temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in “ Alice in Wonderland" Venice, Fla., to Herman smois *" ***** iss thitla’' *•***” (adnits only) 2:1S-7:0IF<;M- parenthesis) AtlanU 52 (76), Boston 55 (70), Chicago 56 )77) Now, therek soroMhing racy I' 'M M liPlllPff' Weakly ...... BOe 9:S0 lt :» Ovdand 52 (71), Dallas 61 (90), Denver 46 (85), UtUe Rock 55 Trechette, Albert R. Mar Low Prices to do in the afternoon. Puppy Lover Showcase Onema 2—“Nor (D , Los Angeles 64 (72), Miami 69 ( 84), Minneapolis 50 (77), tin and Gerald P. SAVE 3 0 * ^ ° “'"' Afternoon racing for people six nioima ...... SU.40 Who Fell to Earth 7:1(F8:15 man, Is That You?” 2:15-7:20- New Orleans 55 (82), New York 59 (68), Phoenix 74 (92), San Rojhmann, property at 41- who just love it A fUIl program Francisco 58 (65), Seattle 50 (67), St. Louis 52 (82), Washington 43 Madison St., $38.50 for puppy krveis. Twelve exciting 'iSi Rb)m ijpOT fiequw*** Manchester Drive-In — »:20 •Lawn and Garden Tools* Free general admission to SubaoritwTs wtio tall to raoakw “Deliverance'* 7:20; “The 58 (71). coveyance tax. grejdwund races each Tiesday Showcase Cinema 2 — and Saturday. matinee greyhound racing .7—VP " s * Outlaw Josey Wales” t ;20 ' "That’s Entertainment” 2:00- Certificale of altaebment •Garden Hose and Sprinklers any Ttaesday or Saturday. should tslaphone Ih. clrsulstlon rx,u~t- FVee admission for senior dapartmem, s»7-SBsa East Hartfarc Dnve-lB — 7:154:« The W.G. Glenney Co. •Garden Chemicals citiaens with ID cards or proof Post time: l:15pjn. against Gay Dudzic, also of age. known as Gay Lathrop, and Sprayers Post time: 1:15 p jn . MO MESeiVATIVES ADOeO doing business as G & G Come on. Tberels ftm in the sun P lA iO R L Aluminum, $600, property • Redwood Planters and at Plainfield Greyhound Park. Oreyhowid Paifc APPLES at Princeton and Henry Window Boxes Pi ■cBITBSR Sts. * Power Tools, Leaf Rakes, Leaf Bags Not Included ft New trade names COnUMD David Anderson, 199 Afao BartMB IMo t s t R s m m / m Center St., doing business Ife the real fling! as Anderson Bros. Imported Special Clubhouse Adnuasion: 99 cents. Kennel ChH> Reservations, call l-SOO/932-1159 ORCHAID N U AM(K:0, 770 Main St. Racing nightly Mooday-Satuiday. Rost Time: 8:00 pjn. RUfTFAH John G. Tobias and Fall Holland Bulbs From the Sooth and West; Marion H. Tobias, both of Ihke the Caanectient‘nuiiiiike (Bowie 5X) to Exit 87 (Northbound I 42S AVHtV ST From the North and Eaeb Bolton, doing business as J TUe the Cooaectient Ihnip&e (Boole SZ) to Exit 88 (Soathbonndl. M e an a a a i • a p a i St M Handmade Gifts, 811 5 9 * . 2 . 2 9 Main St. t Building permits Tulips, hyacinths, crocus and daffodils to MANCHEOTEB PIZZA Mrs, Celia Hyjek, tool plant now for a glorious, cotorfut shed at 175 Hilliard St., Spring garden! 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RAYMOND FgROBINSON, Publisher-Editor Authorized by Weicker Senate *76 Committee. • T T _ I MANCHESTEat EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 1. 1976- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Oct. 1, 1976 {tuMm)Su)im marks Oakland win Heraidangie i Finncgaii’s Overtime goal N ational League mark on line Eait by MRS girls W L Pet. OB NEW YORK (UPI) - PardoiTthe Oakland .616 Earl Yost Phils 98 61 'V Raiders for feeling'a little uneasy this week. PltU. 89 70 .560 9 ’Three school records were broken as the IF YOU ARE EXTRA Sports Editor NY 86 73 .641 12 It’s just that they go Into St. Louis 72 87 .453 26 Manchester High girls’ swimming team opened Sunday’s game against Cincinnati at Cleveland, gives Indians 1-0 victory Chicago 72 87 .453 28 its 1976 campaign with a 115-54 victory over New England at Foxboro, Philadelphia at Atlanta, 43 Montreal 55 104 .346 Hartford Public yesterday at the high school Mass., as one of only four the New York Jets at San Weet unbeaten, untied teams Francisco, Tampa Bay at with players who were not born when By LEN AUSTER pool., Cin 100 59 .629 200-yd. I.M.: 1. Dennis after just three weeks of Baltimore, Kansas City at Close batting races he first achieved stardom with Sophomore 6irls White Herald SporUwriler LA 91 68 .572 9 (H), 2. McArdle (M), 3. play in the National Foot Buffalo and Detroit at While most attention on the major Detroit in the National Hockey Houston 78 82 .488 22 Vk was clocked in 2:14.1 in the Unanticipated trouble was Valentine (M) 2:31.3. ball League and the Patriot Green Bay. Pittsburgh is league baseball scene is focused on League. Howe and Bobby Hull are San Fran 74 86 .463 26 Vk 200-yard freestyle clipping experienced by Manchester 50-yd. free: 1. club they’re facing has just at Minnesota Monday the stirring American League’s the top two gate attractions in the San Diego 71 88 .447 29 nearly four seconds off the beep feasting on big 90 .434 31 Hopperstead (M), 2. Maz- night. Western Division race, the race for WHA...Glastonbury Midget Football High’s soccer team with Atlanta 69 previous mark. Senior Cap winners. the batting titles in both leagues will winless Fermi High of Enfield. Thursday's Results tain Sherrie Hopperstead zotta (M), 3. Balfour (H) Surprising San Diego, League will play one night a week at :27.3 (school record). The yoiing Patiots have one of the league’s patsies go down to the wire Sunday when Mt. Nebo for the next seven weeks.. The visiting Falcons put up a (No games scheduled) took three-tenths of a se follow^ an opening day regular schedule play ends. Today's Games cond off the previous mark Diving: Duffy (M), 2. last year, is 3-0 after troun Mt. Nebo’s football field will 6e get battle and the Silk Towners Howe (H), 3. Wilson (M) loss to Baltimore with cing St. Louis, fast year’s Cincinnati’s Ken Griffey has final- ting plenty of use with games at least Montreal (Stanhouse 9-11) in the 50-yard freestyle back-to-back upsets of didn’t play particularly well in 113 points. NFC East champion, 43^24, iy overtaken Bill Madlock of the at Oilcago (Bonham 8-13) with a time of :27.3. A 400- Miami and NFL champion three nights a week, the Manchester' New York (Koosman 21-9) 100-yd. fiy: 1. McArdle last week. The Chargers Chicago Cubs and holds a three point Midget League playing twinbills the rain yesterday but did) yard freestyle relay team Pittsburgh and it has to at Philadelphia (Undhrwood (M), 2. Scott (M), 3. have a key AFC West game edge with three games left. Madlock, every Friday night and the manage to squeeze out a 1-0 of Hopperstead, White, make the Raiders a bit un 10-5), N Balfour (H) 1:10.3. against Denver, 2-1, as trying for a pepeat crown, paced the Manchester Riflemen staging games overtime win at Memorial Kim Noone and 'Tess Maz- easy. St. Louis (McGlothen 13-14) 100-yd. f r e e : 1. both clubs hope to end senior loop for nearly four months zotta swimming unofficial TTie key to the upsets has every Saturday while East Catholic Field. at Pittsburgh (Candelaria 15- H opperstead (M ), 2, Oakland’s long domination before going into a tailspin. Griffey is High has two home dates and Bennet 7),N ly shattered the old stan been Steve Grogan, the The contest wasn’t decided until Beaupre (M), 3. St. Pierre of the division. The hitting .339 and Madlock .336. Junior High uses the field for both San Diego (Owchinko 0-1) at dard. Coach Dave. Frost Nick returns second-year quarterback the final two minutes of the second (H) 1:01.9. Chargers and Broncos are On the other hand, Griffey, consis . Los Angeles (Rau 18-11), N also noted several turned from Kansas State, who practice and games . Bili Sacherek, five-minute overtime session. Senior 500-yd. free: 1. Dennis J*opular Nick Follu the highest scoring clubs in tent all year, roared into the lead retired from the college officiating* Atlanta (Ruthven 14-16) at In personal best times. was handed the starting right wing Darrell Hooey crossed it Cincinnati (Nolan 14-9), N (H), 2. Knofla (M), 3. will be al the Hartford the NFL, with quarterback when Madlock fell off. t ranks, is serving as assignment com Next meet for the In job when Jim Plunkett was to the middle where Bill Finnegan, ^ San Francisco (Barr 15-11) Noone (M) 6:15.3. Civic Center tonight but Dan Fonts leading the San missioner for local jayvee high who had numerous chances, was dians is today at he won’t be wearing a dealt to San Francisco this at Houston (Lemongello 2-1). Wethersfield High. 100-yd. back: 1. Valen Diego offense and running school and junior high football waiting and headed it home for the tine (M),2. St. Pierre (H), New England W haler un past winter. back Otis Armstrong the teams. He's also active on the game-winner. It was Finnegan’s fifth American Leagut Results: iform. The popular Two weeks ago against 200-yd. medley relay: 1. 3. Sierra (H) 1:21.1. key man for Denver. playing field officiating with this goal of the campaign. East 100-yd. breast: 1. Bloking former Manchester resi' Miami, Grogan threw group...One tennis court net at W L Pet.’ GB Manchester (Scott, dent will be with the New three touchdown passes to The narrow victory was productive Bloking, McArdle, (M), 2. Cone (M), 3. Kalve Charter Oak Park, in need of minor for the Indians as it moved them into NY 95 62 .605 (H) 1:28.1. York Rangers against the spark the Patriots to vic HEIGHT. Balt. 8 71 .553 Beaupre), 2. Hartford, 3. AH quitting repair six weeks ago, is now near the sole possession of the top rung in the 400-yd. free relay: 1. Whalers in the final pre. tory and last Sunday in replacement stage...Fitzgerald Cleve. 1 76 .516 Manchester 2:10.5. season exhibition game. Pittsburgh, the 6-foot-5 ISTANBUL, Turkey 6 T '- 6 T r CCIL. Manchester is now 4-0-1 for 22 0 79 .503 Manchester (Valentine, Field's softball diamond is now un Boston 200-yd. free: 1. White Tickets for the 7:30 youngster threw for two (UPI) - World points while previous co-leaders En Detroit 1 87 .449 Kukish, Grube, Johnson), dergoing a major facelift, especially (M), 2. Noone (M), 3. game are still available. scores and ran six yards heavyweight boxing cham field and Simsbury slipped off the MlMaukee 66 92 .418 2. Hartford, 3. Manchester the infield, with sod being installed Knofla (M) 2:14.1 (school for another to rally the pion Mulmmmad Ali, who OR MAYRE EXTRA pace somewhat, Ehifield was tied by W est 5:04.0. by the 'Park Department...Tom record). Patriots past the Steelers three days ago barely BRETT McRAE Hall and is now 3-0-2 for 19 points 90 Kelley of the Illing staff is handling Kan City Final period 30-29. defeated Ken Norton in a It appears to be a two-man race in while Simsbury was upended in over Oakland 3V^ the clock at home Manchester High time by Windham, 2-1. Simsbury is Minnesota The Raiders are seven- 15-round title defense, said theNL. football games this fall...Bob Scholastic sports lapse hurts point favorites — but then Friday he was quitting the Over in the American League, now 3-1-1 for 17 points while Calif. Skoronski, a 6-1. 230-pound defensive Windham moved up at 2-0-3 for 16 Texas Cross eleven again, Miami and ring “as of today.” Kansas City’s twosome of Hal tackle with Yale, is the son of the Chicago 94 Pittsburgh were favorites, “I want to announce at McRae and George Brett has been points. The Silk Towners' next tilt is Fermi. Marge Watt, Linda BOSTON (UPI) - Holy former All-Pro Green Bay Packer Tuesday in Willimantic against Thursday's Results too. this moment in this coun waging a battle royal for weeks with offensive lineman. Bob ^oronski. Detroit 6, Geyeland 4 VoHeyball Cheney and Alicia Hagier Cross has been three- In other games Sunday, try that I retire from designated hitter McRae holding the Windham. played well for the Indians. quarters of a good football- The younger Skoronski beat out a “WhHt a team like Fermi (now 0- California 7, Chicago 3 San Diego is at Denver, the boxing as of today,” said upper hand at the moment by two letterman for the starting job this (No games scheduled) Record dips team this season. New York Giants at St. Ali, who arrived in Istanbul points. 5) can carry you so far you can’t say But the Crusaders have fall. too much right was going on out Today's Games Cross country Louis, Dallas at Seattle, this morning at the invita Rod Carew appears out of the race Cleveland (Kern 10-7 and Manchester High’s girls’ to shell out a final quarter there," commented Manchester volleyball team saw it* Washington at Chicago, tion of state minister for the first time in five years. Thomas 4-3) at New York Successful start of good defensive football Los Angeles at Miami, Hasan Aksay. Minnesota’s veteran is still one of the Tally heads program Coach Dick Danielson who was out (Herald photo by Dunn) (Ellis 16-8 and Alexander 13- record dip to 1-1 absorbing against Dartmouth Satur wardly displeased with the over-all i 9), 2, N a 15-9,15-9 and 15-11 loss to Opening its season best hitters With a .325 average, eight Joe Tully will serve as president of successfully yesterday was day if they are to win their points off McRae’s .333 mark while the Manchester Youth Hockey performance. “Some are not playing Indian Greg Smayda (in white).looks in wrong direction for ball Minnesota (Goltz 14-14) at East Hartford High yester first game under coach Kansas City (Bird 12-10), N the Bennet Junior High Brett is batting .328. Association this season. Bill Greene their positions as they should. I have day at Clarke Arena. Neil Wheelwright. to remember this is a young team in Fermi player, meanwhile, finds fooling somewhat slippery and heads for soft landing Baltimore (D. Martinez 1-1) 'ITie Indian jayvees up cross country team with a John Deere Bicycle Carew copped the bat cham is vice president, Fred Conti at Boston (Wise 13-11), N 26-29 victory over the East Unbeaten Harvard, the pionship with .359, .364, .350 and .318 secretary and Brad Parliman that it hasn't played too much soccer. ped their record to 2-0 with Ivy League favorite, plays Back To School What's happening is some are trying not playing as a team, the way we Sophomore Mark Copeland in his looked good in the position. Junior Callforhla (Tanana 1^10) at Catholic High jayvees at averages the past four years.Carew secretary. League play will be Oakland (Blue 18-12), N a 15-10 and 15-7 win over its second straight game to cover up for others and winding up want them to.” first varsity start in goal wasn’t halfback Greg Smayda also per East Hartford. Wickham Park. ( Christmas I was also No.l in the 1969 race with a offered Quirts, Peewees and Ban Chicago (Barrios 5-8) at Bennet’s Steve Telgener against a Yankee out of position themselves. They’re Manchester outshot Fermi, 21-6. severely tested but nevertheless formed well. Texas (Umbarger 10-12), N .332 mark. tams. according to age. with games Second victory was the individual winner Conference opponent at the Bolton Ice Palace...Con Detroit (Bare 7-8) at Saturday. After trimming Howe to return Milwaukee (Travers 15-15), N East Catholic’s girls’ with a time of 8:48 with dolences are extended to the family volleyball team upped its East’s Ben Patrick taking Massachusetts, 24-13, the WAIST 44" lo 66" Good news for franchises in the of Mrs. Porter Blinn who died yester record to 2-0 with a 15-10, second. Bennet’s Edgar Crimson host Boston aS lU lB World Hockey Association was word day. Her husband is the chief New Pats set, primed Hole-in-one 16-14 victory over Coventry Ezerins, Dan Kibbe and University. Up to 40% off regular selling OR JUST PLAIN earlier this week that 49-year-old England and Canada baseball scout First place at stake High yesterday at the Scott Wright took third, In other major games. price of any bicycle in stock Gordie Howe bad signed to play for the Cincinnati Redlegs...Tickets George Putz joined the Eagles’ Nest. fifth and seventh respec Brown visits Princeton in again this season with the Houston still remain on sale for tonight’s an Ivy League contest and Outstanding First place will be at stake tonight in the Manchester hole-in-one club at the Kriss Kecktenwald, tively. East’s Mark Kelly, Aeros. Howe’; name is still magic at hockey exhibition at the Hartford to upset Raiders M anchester Country Katie Murphy and Diane Greg Jones, Jerry Stamp Yale entertains Lehigh. the all important box ofHce and the Civic Center featuring the New York Midget Football League wrhen the two unbeaten entries, Connecticut is at New Outstanding Club yesterday. Evans served well for East and Ken Belcourt took quality all-time great can still hold his own Rangers and New England Whalers. Chargers and Jets, tangle in the opener at 6:30 at Mt. He aced the 18th hole with sophomore Lisa Dori- fourth, sixth, eighth and Hampshire and Rhode SALE FOXBORO, Mass. (U P I)-I t all sounded good up till a couple Nebo. using a five wood. ty-making some fine ninth places respectively Island plays at Maine in ENDS of weeks ago. The Rev.John Stack, blocks. with Bennet’s Brad Jones the only Yankee Each team has won twice, the Chargers rolling up 34 Conference matches. AIC, The Oakland Raiders, out to show Nick Stack and Pete and Jack Lyon taking 10th OCT. Royals need win, as evidenced by the fact that they points while holding the opposition scoreless. The Jets with 13 wins in its last 14 for the umpteenth time that this Martello witnessed the and.11th places. have tallied 38 points in two games and have allowed 12, Field hockey games, tries for its first 16th would be their year, would come into beat Miami and Pittsburgh in two first ace ever scored by Outstanding win at Northeastern in 16 sayings Schaefer Stadium OcL 3 with three straight weeks,” Raider coach John six in each start. the retired swinger. Locals blanked Soccer seasons. Allen leaves Phils straight wins and face a young Madden said Wednesday in a Tonight's second half of the weekly twinhill brings telephone conference call with New Showing improvement Winning its second game Buy a John Deere Bicycle now and savel bungling New England Patriots together the Patriots and Giants, each losers in their defensively over its mo;t in as many outings yester Many adult models to choose from . . . 3 or 10 squad that figured to be 0-3 and England writers. “That’s a hell of a debuts. Pats blackout speeds. 20" high-rise models also at tremen NEW YORK (UPI) - Get it together. 1 task for anyone.” recent outing, the day was the Illing Junior dous savings. Hurry In and look them over. bruised beyond recognition. The Eagles are idle tonight. League Manchester High girls’ High jayvee soccer team, FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) That’s the motto the Kansas City Royals and the Philadelphia As it stands going into this Sun Madden said the Dolphins and — The New England Steelers, who own the last four Super l e a d e r C ' field hockey team couldn’t 1-0, over Rham in Hebron. Now priced from $49.50 to $89.50 KD Phillies will have to adc^t this w ^ e n d if they hope to put up a day’s matchup between two of the generate much of an 'The only score came in Patriots Thursday an competitive-fight in the upcoming baseball playoffs. most ancient American Football Bowl championships between them, nounced their home game “are two teams we know very well offense and dropped a 2-0 the third period when The Royals still need one victory League rivals, the Raiders are 3-0. ’ Batting against the Oakland ECKERT’S because we seem (p meet them in the duke to Fermi High yester center halfback Andy against Minnesota (or one loss by Their trail to three wins, though, has National League Raiders Sunday will not be Rt -44A COVENTRY 7 4 2 - 6 1 0 3 big games every :ear. So we know day in Enfield. The setback Brown sent a floater Oakland) in their final three games Tug McGraw, a relief pitcher with been full of ruts. Injuries to most of Illing eleven bows, 26-8 AB H Pet. televised within 75 miles of that by beating thi two teams the drops the locals’ mark to 1- towards the net which 9AM -6PM T naseT lw rstil8 SattiiSPM CIOMdMon. of the season to lock up the American the Phillies, was the player who the defensive wall and to quarter Griffey. Cin 554 188 .339 Schaffer stadium. Patriots deserve afv, awful lot of 3-1 for the season. nestled in just under the League West and meet the New York voiced the loudest criticism of Allen. back Ken Stabler have made all three Madlock, Chi 503 169 .336 respect.” Succumbing in its opener yester A Ken Hill to Ozzie Johnson 43-yard Maddox, Phil 531 175 .330 Kate Gondarowski crossbar and, most impor Yankees in the AL championship “I don’t see this strictly a race wins dangerously close. day was the Illing Junior High foot pass got Illing on the scoreboard in Rose, Cin 653 211 .323 scored in the first half and tantly, just out of the series. But, at this point of Uk thing. I see it as a thing where some The Patriots, after an opening- Although the Raiders have won ball team, 26-8, to the Penney High Oliver, Pit 443 143 .323 Cathy Griffin tallied in the goalie’s reach. guys — black and white — who really the third period with Keith Ray s^son, a sweep of the Twins’ series game loss to Baltimore, have reeled their division title eight of the last freshmen in East Hartford. Morgan, Cin 470 151 .321 second half for Fermi. Skip Moreau and Glenn SAVE 30% admire Dick and his independent off their most impressive back-to- bulling over for the two-point conver is needed for the Royals to build nine seasons, they always have been Mental errors by Illing enabled sion. Johnstone. Phil 436 140 .321 Manchester’s jayvees Stavens played well for momentum after a long dry spell. ways are letting him influence their back wins in a 17-year history. By wary of the Patriots. New England Penney to score three first half Garvey, LA 622 199 .320 dropped a 1-0 decision to Illing. ON ALL UNFINISHED FURNITURE IN WE CAN FIT YOU “We feel like it is a must for us to attitudes toward the club. A lot of us shocking Miami and Pittsburgh the knocked off the Raiders, 20-6, in touchdowns. The Rams penetrating MonUnez, Atl 638 203 .318 Playing well for Illing were Jeff Watson, Hou 579 181 .313 win all three games,” said the would like to be home celebrating, Patriots have earned respect around Oakland’s last visit to Schaefer Penney territory continually but two Coughlin, Dave Modean, Tom STOCK AND FLOOR SAMPLES American League Royals’ Hal McRae. “Itwe are going but the schedule says we’ve still got the National Football League. Stadium in 1971. Overall the tedms interceptions and a fumble thwarted McClusky, Chris Hayes and the in AB H Pet. Robinson nixes pact to the to put together some momentum, we four games left to play.” “The Patriots are very impressive are 9-9-1 in their career series. the scoring efforts. terior defensive unit. If the Phillies can’t get things McRae, KC 519 173 .333 salary he was paid this Brett, KC 638 209 .328 CLEVELAND (UPI) - smoothed over by the time the year as manager. playoffs begin a week from Saturday, Carew, Min 593 193 .325 Cleveland Indians’ player- fantastic Baseball Bostock, Min 471 153 .325 manager Frank Robinson, Robinson’s $200,000 total they could be in for trouble. They’ll U F lore, Dei 544 172 .316 salary was based on $80,000 need a complete team effort if they who has been offered a con Lynn, Bos 507 159 .314 tract only to manage In to manage and $120,000 to are to offer a stiff challenge to the Indian gridders host Hornets, Rivers, NY 590 184 .312 1977, says he wants more play. can’t win a game and then lose a cou defending world champion Cincinnati Carty, Cle 545 187 .306 CLOSE ple. We have to go out and win a Reds. Munson, NY 611 184 .301 than the $80,000 of his bunch in a row.” 8taub, Det 578 174 .301 C areer There were only two games played Z' The Phillies have already clinched in the majors Thursday night, both in the National League East title, but Eagles play at Windsor Locks the American League, as &e majori OUT they’ve develop^ problems of a ty of the teams enjoyed the night off FIREPLACE HEAT #105 TOYCHEST different sort. Stories of internal dis before cranking up for the final tion but it apparently hasn’t psyched come right at you." They have a putes erupted Thursday and at the By LEN AUSTER everything,” moaned a philosophical 15x15x30 weekend of the season. Detroit edged out the locals. “Their reputation has tough defensive squad with nine back East Coach John LaFontana. center of the trouble was none other Herald Sportswrlter C lu b Cleveland, 6-4, and California topped gotten us mentally ready for them. from '75 and are led by Karl and Ted One area where confidence has MOUNTAIN DEW-Don AnnoMHelRC F8E80 III Reg. $25.50 than Mr. Controversy himself,' Dick Frustrating. Our guys want to upset them In the SALE (Tiicago, 7-3. Grabowski at end and tackle respec been built is in the defense. It has na Strattman 475, Diane Allen. worst way," Holik stated, “East Tigers 6, Indians 4 That’s the way it was a week tively. They’ll be a formidable foe to played well with Bob Caffrey a stan Slemlenskl 496, Kathy 1^359 Gun Cabinet dress & sport Phillies’ Manager Danny Ozark Hartford will get hit and they will Rusty Staub’s two-run double ago for the football teams of say the least. dout last week against Rockville. He P atulak 186-475, Lois 15x26x63 held a team meeting prior know they’ve been in a game. SAVE »17** highlighted a five-run fourth inning Manchester High and East For East Catholic it’s been nothing will no longer two-platoon with Brian Brown 180-506, Pat Jackson to Wednesday night’s game with the * 3 0 M Reg. $75.90 that carried the Tigers to victory Catholic. The Indians played The Hornets’ offense has been led but frustration. The Eagles haven’t Sirois taking over at tight end offen 179-474, Pat Thibodeau 179, St. Louis Cardinals, during ^ ic h the over the Indians. Rookie Ed Glynn thus far by Larry Komarenko with scored in two outings. “You look at sively. 4 1 2 air was cleared of some grievances. well but hurt themselves with Lee Bean 451, Annie •' - .UP went 5 2/3 innings to gain his first big seven touchdowns. They don’t do the films and see that nine or 10 did There are other lineup changes. Gagnon 182-484. The biggest gripes concerned Allen’s mistakes in losing to Penney Converts your •53” league win while Rick Waits took the anything fancier than “student body the right thing on a play. But a key Fred CecchinI, a sophomore, has fireplace into BOOKCASES having left the club to go home, ap loss. while the Eagles lost in the right and student body left. They mistake by one destroys been reinstated at slotback with parently with little warning and no POWDER PUFF- Gerry 0 heating unit Angels 7, While Sox 3 final nine seconds to Rockville. senior Bob Frank taking over for Ar- Tracy 180-476, Marilyn prior approval, after Sunday’s Ron Jackson collected three hits, Unfortunately, more of the same nie Carter at tailback. East also Regan Chm ielewskl 190-452, S a ve s doubleheader in Montreal. drove in one run and scored another could await the locals Saturday. expects to get back in time for the The team also was supposedly up Delores Smyth 176, Bar heating
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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri„ Oct. 1, lff76 Jubilation... Ford corporate ties Haurlif alf r EuFuitij^ Hwxlh Operation EDITH is Saturday SlitKKtKg W\mA Continued from Page O ne------Two votes were taken by the Board Y A IN & ANTIQUE SHOP Chief Maguda said families should return if it Is burning, to save tion week, fire departments will con Vernon of Directors on the firehouse issue. become Carter target M3 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD work out a home escape plan and anything, not even a pet. He said gregate at the Tolland County Court He also M id that if the Superior ’The first, on Aug. 5, 1975, approved ROCKVILLE 871-1785 “Learn Not To Bum,” is the theme practice it several times from family members should meet at a House on Brooklyn St. to Court decision does stand, the town the construction by an 8-1 vote. of Fire Prevention Week. The different areas of the house. They designated spot away from the bur demonstrate equipment. By LEWIS LORD likened himself to Franklin Roosevelt, Area news should seek some corrective legisla Hillery Gallagher, former Harry Truman and John Kennedy. He Mid Rockville Fire Department, the Ver should have a planned'^gnal to ning building and then go to someone United Preu International Andover El'ington Hebron South Windsor This will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Satur tion to prevent the ‘Misenfranchlse- Republican director, cast the lone non Department and those from awaken everyone at the first sign of else's phone or a fire box to call the Jimmy Carter turned 52 today and took the issues this year are as sharply drawn as L'loi'o' Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon day. The Vernon Ambulance and ment of a section of town.” dissenting vote. > some area towns will take part in a smoke, heat, or flame. fire department. aim on President Ford’s formeh golfing when FDR ran against Herbert Hoover in drill in Rockville tomorrow. Chief Maguda said fire prevention Rescue Truck will be at the scene. Noone, Irish and others In the weekends at corporate expense despite the 1932 Depression. STOREWIDE V,;. Each person in a home should know The second vote was taken after At 2 p.m. Saturday the Rockville a safe, alternate way out of their week is also the time to plan what Fire prevention week will continue District, unlike some officials on the Buckland residents petitioned for in Carter’s statement Thursday that Ford had "I know the difference...between a Presi dent who gets his advice, his knowledge, his Department, under the direction of bedroom, such as a window, in case should be done in case your clothing through Oct. 9 and the fire other side of the Issue, seemed to clusion in the Eighth Utilities effectively closed the issue with a denial of SALE Robers resigns, Chief Donald Maguda, Capt. Lester the usual exit is blocked by fire. catches on fire. He said the rule is departments will be visiting schools think that Judge Hamill’s decision District. This vote was 6-3, with all wrongdoing. friendship, his golf games, his obligations Waite of the Hook and Ladder Co. He cautioned that once everyone is simply, "Stop, drop, and roll.” to demonstrate fire prevention and has ended the controversy. Many the Democratic directors favoring At a breakfast with about 50 New from special Interest groups in Washington and Ernest Wiilard,. chief of the Fire out of the house, they should never Also in conjuction with fire preven fire fighting methods to the students. District officials urged a new effort continued construction, and the three England labor leaders in Portland, Maine, — compared to one who derives all of my Prevention Bureau, will focus on of District-Town cooperation. Republicans, Vivian Ferguson, Girl the Democratic presidential nominee support, my advice, my counsel, my Operation EDITH, Exit Drills In The strength, my criticisms directly from the 20% to 50% Off on all MIS vows to be active "The decision has been made," Zinsser, and Paul Wlllhide, who Home. replaced Gallagher, voting in opposi American people,” Mid Carter. on all Bolton responded to his charge (that the The sirens in District 2 (Rockville) District President Michael MasMro His reference to Ford’s golf games drew 20% Off UTCN HOOK tion. Reed to perform DONNA HOLLAND committee had been lied to) he said, will be sounded at 2 p.m. and there Sex law angers parents Mid, "and It’s going to Mve money laughter and loud applause from the labor POnERIK MD YMMS. Feeling he can no longer serve on as a result of regional meetings will be three blasts of the fire horn in for every taxpayer in Manchester.” When asked for his response on the at Town Meeting leaders, who stood and sang "Happy education for Grade 7. Grade 8 reported there were no children hurt 10% Off on all KNITTIIIG AND the Solid Waste Disposal Study Com about the act, the regulations were District 1 (rural Vernon). Coventry "We’re willing to work with the court decision, Gallagher replied, “I Eddie Reed, well-known local Birthday.” mittee (SWDSC), James Rogers has students will receive nine weeks of and only minor damage to a Coventry Ford, pressed by Carter to speak out, rewritten. Chief Maguda said when the LINDA LOVERING town,” Massaro said. "We want uni told you so. How’s that?” pianist, will be one of the featured I2I0CHETING YARNS. submitted his resignation to its chair Rogers said the truth is no alarms sound, he hopes families will home economics and nine weeks of school bus when it collided with a called reporters into the White House Oval Many concerned parents attended ty, and we’d like to cooperate.” performers Saturday at Town man. regulations are as yet firm on the bill practice fire drills in their homes So industrial arts. They will also receive Coventry police car recently. Gallagher Mid he had been dp- Office Thursday to defend his "record of Thursday night’s Bc«rd of Education 18 weeks of physical education. The driver of the bus received a posed to the town building the Meeting ‘76, which is open to the But he said, “I will continue to be because it has not yet become law. they will know how to go about ac Fire Chief Ted Lingard echoed personal integrity.” He denied any Free instructions when you purchase your materials meeting to discuss the changes made The angry ^ rents wanted each warning for failure to yield to an firehouse from the beginning. "I public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at active in community affairs and I Rogers said he understands after complishing a safe means of escape Massaro, adding, "We hope the town wrongdoing in accepting golfing trips as a here. Now is the time to learn how to knit or crochet at in courses in Grades 7 and 8. knew it was going to be nothing but Manchester High School. will continue to question the he ieft the meeting Monday John in the case of excess smoke or aJire grade to receive the benefit of all emergency vehicle. Dr, Elman Mid. will be willing to cooperate with us congressman and also said he never your leisure... The school was forced to make During the morning registration credibility of elected officials who do Roberts, Mr. Dresselly’s friend and courses each year. There was a The police car did not have Its siren for the best Interests of the entire trouble," he Mid. accepted any campaign funds for personal in their home. changes in the physical education, in period, Nicole Savard SUrbard, a not perform their duties in an honest neighbor, said he could not unders lengthy discussion between the on, only its flashers. Dr. Elman said. community.” use in Michigan. Chief Maguda said he wants a law dustrial arts, home economics and He mentioned nearly com and forthright manner." tand why he became so upset because board, Mahoney, the teachers of the The accident occurred on the cor After the news conference. Carter Mid he that new single family homes being art courses. Principal Edward Lingard, who has made many pleas pleted construction of the town SALE ENDS OCT. 9th. Thursday Rogers contacted Rogers did not even know him. subjects and the parents. ner of Rt. 31 and Wrights Mill Rd. considered the matter closed and indicated I j constructed have smoke detectors. Mahoney Mid. The changes were for joint District-Town fire serving firehouse in the Buckland area and William Cunningham, administrative Rogers said he and Roberts have Mahoney will poll the students CHS bomb scares he would not make an issue of it. He said this is required of multi made bwause of Title IX federal planning, said, "Our desire to said, "1 hate to see the taxpayer’s assistant to Congressman William conversed on many occasions in the regarding their Interest in these sub Dr. Elman also reported there Ford’s political spokesman, William I. family homes now. requirements that the Mme courses cooperate has not diminished.” money wasted like It has been over Cotter, in Washington, D.C. past, the most recent being a couple He said he has had two or three jects and report his findings to the have been two bomb scares at the Greener, meanwhile told reporters that it is be provided for both sexes. board. there. Somebody’s going to have to Rogers said he confirmed what he of weeks ago. Rogers said Roberts iocal families whom he feels were high school. One was Sept. 20 and the Another District director, Gordon now up to Carter to explain his acceptance r In order to provide these courses Parent Paul Diehl summed up the pay for it.” 'V' previously stated, David Dreselly attempted to expand the conversa saved from serious injuries because other Wednesday. Dr. Elman Mid Lassow, was one of few at the of what Greener called Carter’s free use of QUALITY WILD BIRD BIRD SEED for all, the school has scheduled 18 BIRDSEED AT gave the committee false informa tion into a political discussion which they did have the smoke detectors in sentiments of many of the parents the students were evacuated for ’Thursday night party that indicated Mrs. Ferguson said that she and Lockheed and (k)ca-Cola airplanes and SEED .MIX SAVINGS DAY weeks of art and 18 weeks of physical there with the last comment on the LOW BULK tion regarding the Public Works he quickly terminated. He said their homes. about 30 minutes during the scares. mixed feelings about the Buckland Zinnser were not against the actual gratis trips to Britain and Israel as gover 25 LBS. <3" SPECIAL MIX matter. 50 LBS. <6” Capital Development Act of 1976. Roberts' attitude then became Board member Patricia Clark has decision. construction of the firehouse, as seen nor of Georgia. PRICES 20 LBS. >5** "I hope the school teaches the A Cunningham told Rogers, "At no anything but friendly. f been appointed vice chairman of A- by their first vote in favor of the Ford spoke forcefully with reporters difference between a brassiere and a “I’m very pleased because I’m a SUNFLOWER time were limitations placed in the Rogers said when he was contacted Area police Case. Ms. Clark replaced Ms. Fran building. Thursday. jock strap. Because, at this point, I District director," Lassow Mid, “but SEED bill regarding minimum amounts of by James Marshall, chairman of the Morronne as a member of the board He said he expects to be cleared in an in don’t think they know the I’m also very sad, because I’m also a But, the two Republicans were op 25 LBS. $5" money for any single project in a SWDSC, and asked to reconsider his and vice chairman of A-Case. vestigation of his congressional campaign difference," Diehl Mid. Manchester resident. Manchester posed to the construction once the 50 LBS. *13" community." resignation, he told Marshall of his South Windsor Ponce Mio iveary suffered multi finances by the Watergate special Teachers pay talk took a blow today.” Buckland petitioning of the Eighth CRACKED CORN Rogers said the act was sent to the disappointm ent in his lack of As the result of the apprehension of ple fractures and Bassette was ad District took place and there was prosecutor. And he Mid his golf dates with 25 LBS. *3" White House Monday and is awaiting leadership and action in allowing a juvenile in connection with the mitted for observation. Both were Board Chairman Joan Lewis Mid PZC to meet District fire fighters were among some question about who would have lobbyists were innocent outings with action by the President. Roberts to engage in a partisan theft of a Honda bike. South Windsor reported in good condition. The ac the board met Monday night with the ♦he most euphoric people who jurisdiction for fire protection in the friends. Rogers said when Dreselly defense of Mr. Dresellv's action. Police Mid they recovered 12 other cidents is still under investigation. Town Council to discuss the teachers’ South Windsor responded to the decision Thursday. area, Mrs. Ferguson Mid. bikes and a lawn mower and expect Vernon M lary contract. At 10 a.tn., when news of the The Planning and Zoning Commis “I think we’re in hot water now,” they may recover more. Timothy Wilde, 18, of 97 Union St. The building needs committee wilt favorable ruling first reached the BOLTONITES meet Oct. 21 to prepare a list of sion will meet ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. in she said. “I want to know what’s Police Mid several other juveniles was charged with operating while his the Council Chambers of Town Hall firehouse, the fire whistle was REGISTER TO VOTE NOWI Voter session Saturday are also involved in the thefts and in license is under suspension after he building needs for the Town Council. sounded and the announcement, going to happen to that building.” Eddie Reed TTie council asked the board to to hear the following applications: WHO - Residents of Bolton, not now THISTLE SEED vestigation is continuing. was observed operating a motor • Old Main St. Co. for a resubdivi "Buckland Is Free,” was entered in She called the building of the pianist, of Talcottville, will play "Oh 5 LBS. ’S" Vernon suggest uses for the revenue sharing registered, 18 year olds, new before the special session to be con Police are also investigating a bike, Thursday. He was released on a sion of about 13 acres of land on the the log. firehouse "an idle use of taxpayer’s What a Beautiful Morning” from There will be a voter making ses ducted the day before the Nov. 2 elec break into Mellen Marine, 1145 Rt. 5 funds of approximately $70,000. residents. $100 non-surety bond for apperance in east side of Main St. in an A-40 Zone. The department dispatcher keyed money" and said she was “Oklaholma” and selections from sion tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. tions. where a plate glass window in the Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Rt. 31 correction WHERE - Town Hall - Bolton Center at the Vernon Elementary School, • The application of Rene Veilleux the tone-activated, alerting radios in “thoroughly disgusted with the whole “Sound of Music.” On Oct. 6, from 7 to 9 p.m.; Oct. 9, front of'Uie store was broken and Oct. 27. The board voted to write the state and Raymond Fortier for a resub process.’’ Reed, who has entertained patrons Road All proceeds go towards Rt. 30. fire fighters’ homes and, calling a and Oct. 12, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. three Mercury Outboard motors, 4, Anthony McAwley, 28, of no certain Department of Transportation division of about 35 acres of laiM on of Cavey’s Restaurant for nearly 20 educational There also will be three more Details concerning the Nov. 1 ses “Signal 85” (for an administrative Director Carl Zinnser said, "We WHEN - Saturday, October 2nd, 10:00 4Vi and 7Vi horsepower motors, address, was charged with breach of requesting a correction of the curve the westerly side of Foster St. near years, will perform during the programs and activities sessions, all at the Memorial sion will be released later by Town message), announced the decision. stated time and time again, ‘Don’t a.m. - 2:00 p.m. valued at $1,651, were taken. peace after a disturbance at the on Rt. 31 near the town beach. The Orchard Hill School in an AA-30 Bicentennial event’s lunch period. Building, Park Place, Rockville, Clerk Henry Butler. build the firehouse until you get a Monday, October 4th, 7:00 Ellington * home of his estranged wife on South curve has been the site of four fatal Zone. ' John Thompson, a present Other luncheon entertainment will court decision.’ But, oh no, they had St. accidents and many other serious Copies of the applications and Democratic director and mayor at be provided by the Sunshiners, a p.m. - 9:00 p.m. d S a vin g s D a y Daniel Neary, 35, of Stafford Rd. to rush into building it. Now what are He was released on his promise to collisions. maps are on file in the office of the the time of the board’s decision to senior citizens group directed and ac Saturday, October 9th, 9:00 and Michael Bassette, 22, of 15 Green they going to do? ^ y b e they can use St., both of Ellington, were admitted appear in court in Rockville, Nov. 10. Dr. Arnold Elman, superintendent. town clerk. continue with the building of the companied by Ida Cormier. The a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM Road cares offered Buckland firehouse defended that it for a gas station.” to Rockville General Hospital group’s program will include a har Tuesday, October 12th, 9:00 6 4 3 -0 9 4 9 Thursday afternoon with injuries suf decision. He said that he expects a full monica solo by Helen Bumford and To order call Hebron Highways, wrote two alternatives a.m*. - 8:00 p.m. fered in a two-car accident on Rt. 30, report from the administration at tunes by its Old Timers instrumental I ■ l')76 NArUKAL sai.M :C tOR ’.O U Ill lOUMlAIIOS______p The Board of Selectmen received a will be used by the state at town "We atted on good legaF advice. WHY - Vote November 2nd, 1976 Ellington. Bicentennial ball is Saturday We did what we thought was in the Tuesday’s directors meeting. group. Beatrice Maher will *•"'be letter from the state Department of expense. He Mid the road at the in soprano soloist. SponMrtd by Ih» Bolton Hopubllcon Town CominHtoo TransporUtion (DOT) Thursday tersection can be widened to 40 feet East Hartford At midnight, a breakfast of bacon Kerwin is coordinator of the ball. For best interest of the town,” he Mid. He said the administration and offering solutions to the dangerous or MUMge, eggs, sweet rolls, and tickets, call Wilma Older at 528-0006. Democratic directors who supported to provide sufficient width for turns For $17.76 uncouple, you can spend He Mid that there were two major continuation of firehouse construc Rt. 66-Buck Rd. intersection. without encroaching over the cotter a gala evening celebrating H>e finale coffee will be served. reasons for the decision to go ahead Recently Buck Rd. resident Joseph Each gurst will also receive a tion “have to be held accountable. line. Talent 6f the country’s Bicentennial. with the firehouse construction — Ad Pelletier requested a stop light there. small gift and each couple will be Hospital notes We’re not going to let them off the The embankment on the northwest The Bicentennial Commission will vice from the fire chief that in SATURDAY ONLY (OCT. 2nd) SPECIALS Pelletier’s son had been hit by a car given a Bicentennial memento. hook on this.'’ corner can also be removed to hold a gala ball Saturday at the creased fire protection was needed in at the site. Another accident there provide for clear vision from and to Colonial dress is optional but en needed Ramada Inn in Elast Hartford. Dan Admitted Thursday: Ivan Abramenko, the Buckland area and the "major John Thompson denied that the last year prompted school leaders to BuckRd. couraged. W. Main St., Rockville; Michael loss of revenue” lo the town if the decision was a political one. FALL FIX UP DISCOUNTS send the school bus down the road to In other business, the selectmen Vernon cing to the orchestra of Bobby Kaye Bicentennial Commissioner James will be from 8:30 p.m. to midnight. Bassette, Green St., Ellington; Judith Buckland area came under the pick up students rather than at the in decided to donate an old mimeo The Rockville General Hospital Courtney, Maple St., Vernon; Joan Char- jurisdiction of the Eighth Utilities "We (the Democrats) had no / ------tersection. machine no longer used to a local Auxiliary is nnaking a plea for tier, Broad Brook; Deborah Colby, West district. political gains to make,” he Mid. Flank M. Addabbo, trafflc group. Any group interested in it may “talent” for its Follies ‘76 Rd., Rockville; Karen Dobson, Stafford; POULTRY NETTING Reg. NOW Reg. manager for the DOT Bureau of contact the selectmen. scheduled for Oct. 15 and 16 at the ZBA to hear appeals Karol Dombek, Lawrence St., Rockville; AREA WALLS NOW Reg. NOW STEEL Middle School. Henry Gowdy, Somers; Daniel Neary, Reg. SALE 24”Wide 36” Wide 48” Wide Stafford Rd., Ellington; Nancy Pagani, Singers, dancers, and speakers South Windsor two years to repair two-way radios in l ”x20 25’ Roll 3.90 3.51 5.30 4.77 6.60 5.94 POSTS are need^. Most of the acts are his home. Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington; George 12” 4.75 4.27 50’ Roll 7.80 7.02 10.60 9.54 11.20 10.08 Town Meeting is Monday The 21oning Board of Appeals will • Irene E. Guay, 196 N. Main St., Rawson, White Rd., Ellington; Lawrence 75’ Roll 11.65 10.49 15.75 14.18 19.55 17.60 Reg. NOW group acts. This year’s follies will Roper, Meadow Wood Rd., Tolland; be mostly geared to the Gay 90's meet next Thursday at 8 p.m. in West Hartford, requests a variance 18” 6.40 5.76 2”x20 25’ Roll 2.70 2.43 3.20 2.88 3.95 3.56 4' 1.35 1.22 Town Hall to hear the following Gregory Toczydlowskl, Gem Dr., LIGHT Andover to approve appointments made by and the f a r in g 20’s. Phil Frable, to aliow a building lot at the rear 50’ Roll 5.40 4.86 6.40 5,76 7.90 7.11 WEIGHT 5’ 1.45 1.31 applications: easterly side of Lawrence Rd., Zone Ellington; Sarah West, Shenipsit Rd., 24” 8.10 7.29 The annual Town Meeting will be the Board of Education to the professional director of Cargill Tolland. 75’ Roll 7,95 7.16 9.30 8.37 11.60 10.44 6’ 1.85 1.67 • Steven LaPenta, 480 Avery S t.,. held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Andover building committee. Production Co. New York, will be RR. Discharged Thursday; Robert Boyden, requests a variance to allow a repair Elementary School. They will be asked to adopt an or at the Kosciusko Gub, 1 Vernon • Rye Street Garage, Inc., 616 Rye ■ Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; Michael Chicos, garage in an industrial zone and a V 2.10 1.89 A total of $21,950 w ill be sought. Of dinance providing for the appoint Ave., conducting rehearMis each St., requests a variance to allow con E. Main St., Rockville; Stanley Gark, SUPERIOR 5’ state hearing for a general repairer’s INSULATION 2.40 2.16 this, $13,450 is for the dispoM l area, ment or election of three alternate night from 7:30 to 9:30. Or those struction of a repair garage and a Stafford Springs; Laura Cormier, Staf WEIGHT 6’ CONSERVE ENERGY NOW $5,500 is to resurface the roof at the members to the Board of Finance. interested in signing up can con license at 30 Kennedy Rd., Zone I. motor fuel station, and a state ford Springs; Donalda Dube, Beech Wood ^ Reg. 8' 3.45 3.11 town garage and $3,000 is to resur Those at the meeting will hear tact Dorothy Carouolo, 647-1607 or • Arena Operating Co., Inc., 686 hearing for a general repairer’s Rd., Vernon; Christopher Jasion, PENN SLATE 2”xl5” 93.75 sq/ft/roll Per Roll 4.70 4.30 Virginia Lane, ‘Tolland; Lewis King, High BLACK face the parking area at the Town Of reports of various town officers and AnnMarie Caposella, 872-9326. All John Fitch Blvd. requests a variance license. 75 Lin Ft. proceeds from the show will be to allow another sign at the M me ad • Eugene K. Grillo, 701 Governor’s St., Rockville; William Lockwood, Upper 12”xl8” .70 fice Building. • ' boards, from the Law Enforcement Butcher Rd., Vernon; Natalie Ramsdell, 4”xl5” 50 sq. ft./roll Per Roll 5.10 4.59 Townspeople will be asked to elect Committee and from Regional used to benefit Rockville General dress. Highway, requests a variance to 40 lin ft/roll • James F. Burke, 303 Hilton Dr., allow a building lot with less than the Valley View Lane, Vernon; Margaret three memters to the Memorial Day School District Number 8 reappor Hospital. Rinaldi, Lewis Dr., South Windsor; Jon 4”x23” 76.67 sq. ft./roll Per Roll 7.85 7.07 PLASTERBOARD requests a variance to allow con required frontage at the M m e ad Committee for three-year terms and tionment Committee. Steele, Heidi Dr., Vernon; Michelle 40 Lin. Ft./Roll Reg. NOW struction of a garage closer to the dress. White, Berger Rd., Rockville; Melissa WOOD 6to l5 ” 30 sq. ft./Roll Per Roll 6.10 5.49 sideline than permitted at the Mme 4x7x% 1.91 1.72 • Samuel Sisisky, of Old Mystic, White, Berger Rd., Rockville. SCREEN DOOR 24 Lin Ft./Roll address. requests a variance to allow two Birth Thursday: A daughter to Mr. and Per Roll 9.35 8.42 4x8x% 2.18 1.97 • Guy N. Christensen, 31 McGrath Reg. ONLY 6V4x23” 46 sq. ft./Roll signs, both larger than permitted, at Mrs.. Raymond Powers, Prospect St., 24 Lin ft./Roll 4xl0x% 2.72 2.45 Rd., requests a temporary permit for 282 Chapel Rd., Zone I. Rockville. *18.90 *17.01 Pouring Wool 2Vi Cu. Ft. Per Bag 4.35 3.92 4xl2x% 3.27 2.95 Cavity Fill 4 Cu. Ft. Per Bag 3,10 2.79^ 4x 8 x V2 2.50 2.25 4xl0xVz 3.12 2.81 Area briefs 4 x 12 x V2 3.75 3.38 We Cut Lumber and Plywood to size for a Teacher contracts Fall festival WOOD 4 x 8 x ®/8 Women^s volleyball nominal charge. Firecord SOUTH WINDSOR-An BOLTON — Talks between the VERNON — Hope Chapter 80, X-BUCK Reg. I 2O NOW 2.88 organizational meeting for a Board of Education and the Bolton Order of Eastern Star, will sponsor a COMBINATION women’s volleyball league will be Elducation Association for teachers’ Fall Festival Oct. 23 from 10 a.m. to Monday at 7 p.m.^ in the Town Hall. contracts for the 1977-78 school year 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple; DOOR Teams interested are asked to send have begun. The BEA team is Orchard St. A turkey supper will be LANDSCAPING DRIVEWAY one representative. Individuals are Patricia Bankel as chairman, Robert served from 5 to 6:30 p.m. For reser Reg. $49.95 asked to come to be placed on a Hamm, George Lesniaskl, Marjorie vations call Mrs. Meryon Miner, 875- The Big Game TIMBERS SEALER TREATED team. To leam more, call Karen Anderson and Henry Sauder. ’The 3796 or Mrs. Irene Smith, 875^71. We got the offense! We got the defense! NOW ONLY 5 GALLONS Fellows at 644-2511. board team is Robert Thornton as Mrs. Pauline Taber is supper chair Reg. 6” x6” x8’ NOW Reg. NOW ONLY chairman, Louis Cloutier, and Joseph We got the speed! We got the muscle! Three bake sales man. Haloburdo. Women's Club We got the momentum! W We got the experience! BOLTON - The Bolton High I got the Johnnie Walker Red. I ’ \ I'H get the glasses. School student council will hold three Baptist conference VERNO,N — The Suburban bake M ies Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 VERNON - “How to live the Women’s Club of Vernon, Ellington p.m. One will be at the K-Mart in Christian Life," will be the theme of and Tolland will meet Oct. 5 at 7:45 SPLASH 1 East Hartford, one at Frank’s Super a series of three talks at First Bap p.m. at the Vernon Middle School. market in Manchester and one at the tist Church of Tolland. The first will Rt. 30. The club will conduct an BLOCKS 2.15ogl.94) Highland Park Market in be tonight at 7:30, the second Satur orientation tea for new members, Manchester. day, the M m e time and the final on Oct. 17, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home Sunday at 9:45 a.m. and again at 6 of Mrs. Jean Canal, 75 Center Rd.. Seniors commended p.m. ’hie Rev. L. J. Brewer, presi Tolland. VERNON — Ten seniors at dent of the Baptist General Associa On state committee Rockville High School have been tion of New England will be guest named "Commended" students in speaker. The chui'ch is on Cider Mill COVENTRY - Sylvia Bolduc, vice the Merit Program by the National Rd. president of the Young Democrats of Merit Scholarship Corp. They are; Connecticut and a Coventry resident, Gregory Ames, James Beatrice, New members has been appointed to the t - . - : Thomas Bronson, Matthew Dubeau, TPLLAND — Six new members Democratic Vpter Registration Cam Maryclalre Fleming, Jeffrey Martin, were recently inducted into the paign Committee. She will work to James Melan, Elizabeth Michaud, Tolland Junior Woman’s Gub. They get more people registered to vote^ Kevin Quinlan, Barry Taylor. are; Jane Wilcox, Barbara Breen, To bring harmony to Bolton Joanlie Diana, Arlene Gancy, Sandra Tennis tournament Cicero wins okay Ferro, and Ukda Spats. 1716 next BOLTON — Registration for the Johnnie Walker Red ^ ^ The Si^rlt of ‘76 barbershop quartet stand ready to perform this Saturday in the Bolton SOUTH WINDSOR-The Planning meeting of the club will be Oct. 16 at tennis tournament sponsored by the The Scotch you can agree on. Center School at 8 p.m. John North, second from the right, is the only area man in the and Zoning Commission approved the 8 p.m. at the Savings Bank of Bolton High School Class of 1977 will 100% Blended Scotch Whiskies. 86,8 Prool. © 1976 Somerset Importers, ltd ., N .Y., N.Y. quartet. He lives at 50 Lawrence St., Rockville. The others, all from Massachusetts, are, application of Mario and Erika Tolland. It will be open to the public. be today from 4 to 7 and 7 to 9 p.m. Cicero of 376 Doming St. for a resub- and Saturday from noon until 3 p.m. left to right. Chuck Labbe, Don Jolie, and Tom McQueeney. Other groups to perform in John Gawrys, superintendent of divlsion to create a fourth building schools, will lead in informal discus at Herrick Memorial Park. The tour clude the Silk City Choilis from Manchester. To learn more, call 646-8492 or 643-2593. - lot on Demlilg St. in an AA-30 zone. sion of the school system. nament is Oct. 16 at the high school. 7 ;"'
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VOL XXXX 14 - NO. 2 14 — the band SP la e so l praaemaiton DEAR ABBY; A not« to the lady who wee conaidering 15 MaseuHna naiM S Congers ' 28 Ecology lab.) seaport 7 ^ divorce because she w u tired of "fakiiig in the bedroom” 16 Half-ams 10 THIS 30 FavorHa flower 4S Horse sounds (or eight years; 17 Bey's name 11 Tramplad 31 Freight trucks 47 flsdacts Sue Launi tells II', Meet the MHS I’ve been married for 80 years to f dear man who (I IS FIbar pfwit IS Always 32 Agas 43 Sheep sounds 20 Paaiarad 21 Evening (poet.) 3S Head 50 To be (Fr.) i\ope) is not aware that his lovs-making is far from 51 8 ^ disk saUafying. But I would "fake it” for anothar 90 years 22 Eggs 23 NKrogan atom adornment 24Colsrta compound 3S Used as ring 53 Kind of tide 'Round Table Singers 54 Biblical weed rather than hurt this beautiful man who cannot, or will 2S Oymnaafs 2S Snare covsring trip to Sri Lanka not, discuEE our sex life. He would be devutated at the hanging 28Usedloaseura 40 Circular thing 55 Lsathsr boWa W glop 10 lump (Hal.) The Manchester High School dent makes the Round Table, there thought of how unfulfilled and frustrated Im has left me. Mickay Finn — Morris W siM And IM would be crushed by the idea tlu t I thought he 2S irargy 27 Arabian through SS Narrow InM which they mix with a curry sauce are many hours of practice and much 43 Newm Qumaa S3 Perform If somebody asked you what place Round Table Singers , were founded needed counseling. 33 8traigM in the world you would like to see (meat, chicken, fish, or vegetable). by G. Albert Pierson, instructor of time to be given. silek r $ r TT After all this tune. I’m sure part of the fault was mine. 34 Waalthy 1 r r r 1 r r most, I would bet you’d never say Sri They mix all their food together and music 40 years ago. They are a group Bach year the Round Table takes a SHERIPF-VOU'Itt ) f A L ______NAMELESS, PLEASE 36 Uon soundg IT li A soouNDRELj y \ scounOteu Lanka. About three months ago, I eat with their fingers. I picked that of students, about 70 in number, who trip. ’They have visited such places as 37 Large probably wouldn’t have either, but I custom up right away, and believe voluntarily give up some of their California, Hawaii, Waikiki Shell, monkeys IT" 1$ If 39 Ha had an ark Y alJ certainly have changed my mind. me, the food tasted better that way. time to sing in places such as con and the oldest high school on the DEAR NAMELESS; 'ITierapiste In the human sexuality 41 Snow (Soot) IT i h ’That is because I spent this past However, their food is extremely valescent homes, service clubs, Island, Punhou H l^ School. program of many medical scnoola Inform me that numy 42 Of punishmani oouplee who have been married for more than 30 years 44 Fsmale Hop r summer as an AFS student in Sri hot; they put chiles and curry in just schools, hospitals, and television and Approximately 100 concerts are 46 Sorrow (SooL) have been helped tremendouely by counseling. But If you r Lanka. For those of you who still about everything. Amme fixed me radio stations. given every year by the MHS Round 46 FWi eggs r r If to IT "know" that your husband is not a candidate tor 45 Soma aren’t sure if Sri Lanka is actually a boiled vegetables and meat because They sang in California last year, Table. The students are one of ■r Manchester High School’s many counseUng, and you are wilUng to "fUke U" braver, you coetumas are country, let me remove all doubts: it the food was just too hot (and I mean representing Connecticut in the have handled your problem well enough to suit yourself. thla - 1- IT is a small island about the size of hot!) ’That is because I’m used to assets and they should be recognized 62 Kind of pony Bicentennial celebration, "America I would not, however, advise anyone who him bean SSAIaulianWand West Virginia off the southeastern nice, bland hamburgers or (>eaceful on Parade” at Disneyland. ’They also for the hard work and time they put married for only eight years to "fake it." In these S7 Lad's name r tip of India. It used to be known as macaroni and cheese. I did try sang at the Pearl Harbor Memorial, into it. enlightened times, a spouse commita a grave error In SO AocouMrmants u 61 Greek war god Ceylon, but 1972 saw political everything, though. My family would overlooking the battleship USS If ever you wish to hear these judgment to "fake” satisfaction when real satbbction can ' be achieved through education. 62 Invofumary T] ■ tr f r t r changes that also led to a name enjoy giving me hot food to try, just Arizona. singers at practice, just come around twHch to watch my reaction. They even ate the choir room of the high school 63 Mala dear K If 15 change. To become a Round Table Singer, a 64 Olspalchad Prisciiia’s Pop — Ai Vermoor I had the good fortune, along with a chile and onion dish for breakfast. I student must try out for a position by between 6:30‘and 9 p.m. on Monday DEAR ABBY; Yesterday I received a chain letter in the 66 Took a seat IT ■ u and Wednesday evenings. — Holly 66 Graf — L. twenty-five other AFSers, to finally really enjoyed the various fruits: having his voice tested for singing in mail. With it were strict instructions to make six copies ■ H ALL RIGHT, PRISCILLA, VOJ CAN r DIDNT V;..PROMISE^ (Jarman IT t arrive on the island paradise. We en mongoes, papaya, bananas, dividually and in harmony. If a stu Miller and send it to six of my friends, or "something” wSi warsMD TAKE THE TV COVER OFF IF CATCH THAT, WHAT? countered some difficulty entering pineapples, mango stems, and happen to me. VOU PROMISE TO SrUPY HAR-- POP... the country due to the Non-Aligned pomegranates, and on and on. What can happen if I don’t? WORRIED Conference which took place in We had a mango tree in our yard Colombo, the capital, while we were and our neighbors had a banana tree. MHS cheerleaders perform at football game against Penney Y o U t h S s F y I c CS IlCCCl V O luiltSC rS High of East Hartford. Win at Bridge there. Visas were finally granted; A lot of coconuts are also used ; I ac DEAR WORRIED; You will save 78 cenU and a lot of however, we had a five-hour tually saw someone shimy up a This program started with time. Loser disappears with magic rainstorm delay in New York which coconut tree and cut down the month they have a day off; Poya the first time, making hoppers, poun ’The Youth Services program of volunteers from MCC, but little necessitated an unexpected and coconuts. The meat and milk are (Full Moon) Day, a religious day for ding rice flour, learning to sing Manchester, the oldest such program assistance was found there; hence, lengthy stay in India. very good, or in 'Sinhala, “bohoma Buddhists. School began at 7:30 a.m. Sinhala songs, climbing a local in Connecticut, was organiz^ in 1960 NORTH 1 dummy. Dummy’s king wins Mrs. Talbot turned to MHS for Big I finally arrived in my town of hondai.” and ended at 1:30 p.m., the day con mountain by taking a three-hour to benefit the young of the town. Big DEAR ABBY; ’This is for EMBARRASSED. She said *AS43 the first or second diamond Sister volunteers. her three grown children were raised in a good Christian VAQIOS about 40,000, Matale, and met my One thing that made my stay sisting of eight forty-minute periods, "short-cut,” riding the buses, getting Sisters, a branch of Youth Services, and another diamond is was started by Jean Talbot in 1974. ’There is definitely a need for more homsr^but one plays with a rock group and looks like a 3K7S played. This will give West KM I family. Amme and Thaththy easier was the fact that many people a twenty-minute interval, and no my ears pierced — the list is endless. MKS Mrs. Talbot, a social worker who is students to become involved in this bum, another lives with a married man in Mexico, and two diamonds and one club (roughly equivalent to Mommy and spoke English, and most understood lunch period. The day began with I consider my AFS experience to be anothff is into a far-out religioua cult that doesn't believe very interested in aiding the youth of program. Big Brothers are needed in and a headache. He will have Daddy) were inspectors of physical it. This was due to the fact that Sri prayers, Hindu, Buddhist, or the most important happening in my in money (although she’s uways asking hd- parents for WEST EAST Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrenco Manchester, founded Big Sisters addition to Big Sisters. Becausd Mrs. *7 sQJioi: to lead a card in one of those education, which means they Lanka was once a British colony. 1 Catholic, depending on your faith. life. I met so many people and made some to feed her and her "brothers and sisters” ). The suits. South will roll in because the Youth Services had an Talbot will be absent until Christ ¥72 ess traveled to various schools checking did learn a little Sinhala, the native Teachers rather than students friendships that I hope will last a problem was what to tell people when fHends ask what her 9A()J104 363 dummy and discard bis losing LISTEN'. I’VE C t h a t I S A LON® YOU WILL COOL overflow of children who were in mas, Gale Gain will be taking over kids are doing. e O T A R ISH T TO S WAV O FF IN YOUR H EELS HERE out the physical education language, taught to me by family and change classes. Teachers are also lifetime. *A()J10S «9542 spade! need of some type of aid. To the peo temporarily. Anyone interested in What a coincidence! We have three grown children who This is what would happen COMMUNICATE WITH V NEW DELHI t TILL THE MASISTIWTE departments, the teachers, and so on. friends. Because it is rather easy to regarded with a great deal more I have a second family now, that SOUTH (D) . THE UA E M P A SSY l DEALS WITH VOUR ple involved with these children, it the program is very welcome to con turned out very much like EMBARRASSED’S, but we «KSS with an expert declarer, but My host sister was Shabnam, age fif learn, I also learned to read and respect than they are here. After will be with me always. I also feel I CASE TOMORROW seemed that about three quarters of tact either Jean Talbot or Gale Cain aren’t embarrassed. When people ask about them, we give VKJ3S4 there is a way to defeat the M O RN lN dt teen, and she had just start^ the write the language. They have a fifty- tenth grade, the students take a have changed and grown as a person. them a complete rundown, and the usual response is: them were helped in some way, at Youth Services. — Carlene 3362 contract. Instead of taking his eleventh grade. seven letter alphabet which is government exam (all essay), after It is something that AFS offers to “That’s nothing. Wait till I tell you what MY Idds ate *73 ace when the first club is led. either by companionship or atten Douville I also had two brothers; Slraj, thir syllabic. ’That makes it very easy to which they are placed in one of three everyone: the opportunity to doing!" Both vulnerable West plays the queen. South tion. teen, and Altaf, eleven. My family read; however, I usually don't un areas of study: science, art, or com develop, expand, and discover. SOUTH PASADENA must draw trumps before If all of this has made you wonder West Nsrth East Siwtk leading a second club which was great; they made things very derstand what I read. merce. For them, specialization Pass how I was chosen, or if you think you East must take with his nine. easy for me, accepting me right Clothing is a bit different there; all begins in eleventh grade, whereas 13 Dbl. 1* 2V Now East plays the queen of away. It wasn’t long before I was the women wear sarees. I became here it commences with college. may be interested in doing it Sock Buskin 3* 4 V Pass Pass spades. South takes the ace in chasing my brothers around while proficient at the art of putting one on, They have no activities or clubs as yourself, good! The screening Pass Opening lead — 73 dtunmy, comes to his hand putting ice down their backs, sharing and also brought a couple back. The we do, but a very active sports process to find next year’s AFSers with a trump and leads a thoughts with my sisters, getting into traditional men’s dress is a white program. will begin soon. AFS will be looking casts fall play didtnond. West plays the political "discussions” with tunic with a type of white skirt. You for juniors to participate in the By Oswald A James Jacoby queen of this suit. Dummy Everyone was interested in the “Dinny and the Witches,” Sock ’n tasy are the elements of a love story, takes the king, but when the ’Thaththy, and watching Amme and summer program and seniors for the Astro-graph Tbia is the sort of hand that Alley Oop — Dave Qraue can stilt see men in that particular U.S. I received all kinds of questions, Buskins’ fall play, is starting to those of a comedy, and even a solid second diamond is played, our servant girl in the kitchen. Yes, school program. looks easy to the expert. He outfit, or else in sarongs. A sarong is ranging from discussion of American rehearse. The actors in the play were moral. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL baa (our apparent losers, but Elast wins. He cashes his jack we had a servant; most people there a piece of cloth sewn in a circle and economics and politics, to describing Any one can apply and it is very The production will once again be of spades, leads another spade YOU MEAN ANYONE / 1 K740W \„.WHETHER OR HOT m L MB, MR. DORK,/ BECAUSE -lOU HAVE.TO chosen in trials ’Thursday and Friday he (»usc6 one to (iisappear CAH RTTAtN SUPER (fT WORKS ) ITWILL HAVE THE WHY COMB TO 0 « f MY WAY OF THINKINa, have at least one servant. The worn by wrapping and tucking it. what a hamburger is (there are no easy: just a simple application and performed in thrust staging, wherein into thin air by the use of what and the iMense waits for West of last week, and Monday of this. to get his diamond trick. STRSfencmROUBHCON w a r m -Y s a m e b t e c t o n a WITH TH IS TVre OF \ TH E P E R F E C T OOhrTWX., kitchen work is especially difficult. It Naturally, men also wear pants, and McDonald’s over there). Students interview. If you’re interested in the audience sits up on the stage near F ^ Salu ^ , Oct 2,1S7S. is known as an elimination AN INJE(mONOP / BLOOPEP-SHUMAN )5 WHAT I BTKPERSMENTT V FACTOR H ER^ ' having some fun and meeting some Cast in the production are the TH IS OOMTOUNDj -H a n i m a l s ., IW A M T T D .^ .^ ------seemed to me that they were the young people wear somewhat were especially interested in our the actors. ’This type of staging ARies" (March 21-Aprtl IS) following; Jerry Smith as Dinny, Ann SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nev. 22) H ^ lie assumes that West has OFYOU12ST X VMRBO(3MyF)NPOUT.'/lSEE... preparing food all the time, from Western-style clothes. open campus, and also the fact that interesting people, check out the AFS presents a number of technical Friends will be Involved In you're salf-sarving today thS pounding rice flour to grinding I atten d ^ school while over there; we take no government exams. Club. We could really use you. J u s t' many facets of your activities results won’t amount to much. opened a singleton spade. He iT John Fry as Jake, Paul Marte as Mr, challenges. Included in the many today. In two situations, wins the lead in his own hand chiles. school runs all year with vacations at I have brought back a lot of special listen for the announcements or con Put the concerns of others South deals and passes. Stonehenge, Lance Tatro, Carry special effects needed for a however, they’ll annoy you. above yours. All will benefit. and plays a club. West rises North opens one spade in third A Food there was quite interesting. A various times. It’s not a matter of memories from my summer: tact Mrs. Bourn, Rick Tierney, C:arl Flannigan and Jim Richardson as street light that wilts more and more TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It'll with the ace and leads a seat and South responds two meal consists of some starchy food, teaching my family how to blow Girelli, or me, Susan Launi. — Sue SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oco. differentiation of seasons and having Tom, Dick, and Harry, Linda Blain throughout the play, a shooting star, take an adverse condition to 21) Do more listening than second club. No otber lead is clubs. Is this bid a force? mostly rice, but sometimes bread, a definite "summer” vacation as we bubbles, learning how to play Launi spark your best efforts today. am better. as Bubbles, Donna McCarthy as numerous explosions, and even talking today If you're with No, but in modern bidding it string hoppers (very thin noodles), do here, because it is summer there cricket, taking a short-cut through a costumes that deteriorate as the play You'll rise to the occason. Your parsons you can learn &>uth wins, draws trumps comes close to being one and High School World Staff Chloe, Coleen Wright as Dawn, and pride will be at stake. Irom.SomethIng valuable will and leads a diamond towaid North should try to find a mm crepe-like pancakes, or noodles. all year round. In addition, once a cemetery while wearing a saree for Jane Dewey, Dawn Hlivyak, and progresses. be disclosed. Co-Editor...... Sue KoskI OEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) rebid. Beth McClain as the three witches, Lee Hay, advisor to Sock ’n Buskin Rather than let any more time Berry's WbrM Co-Editor...... Steve Latham CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. — Ulga, Zuella and Zenobia. and the play’s director, says that this elapse, have a face-to-face IS ) Your material aspecte look L Feature Editor . Christine Jaworski meeting with one you've had a ’The play is anything but a typical play is not one that will be aimed at vary encouraging today, The Flintstonee — Hanna-Barbera Productiona News Ed itor...... Mary Stack misunderstanding with. It can provided you don’t leave things Sock ’n Buskin production. It is a fan the general public, but one that will MHS profile:Ann Kibble Sports Editor...... Robert Weiss now be patched up. to chance. tasy about an unhappy musician Din be attractive to the student body, and Art Editor ...... Tracey Jenkins CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. It) Ann Kibble, an MHS senior, is a ny Jones, who, through a thrust of one that will prove an educational When conducting business tion to French II, Ann’s courses in Photo Editor...... Peter Qourley This should be a day much to quiet, intensely personal individual, clude Algebra II, AP English, fate, obtains the command of the en challenge for all of those involved in today don't let your heart rule your liking, yet you must guard Advisor ...... Zane Vaughan your head. Results you hope a loner by some people’s standards. Patterns of Human Behavior, and tire world from the three sisters of its. production. Judging from past against behaving erratically. THIS SAOe PnOVIDED FSEE FOS THE Sock ’n Buskin efforts, the challenge for will only be realized through Let cool reason overrule As she explained it; "I hate to do Foods I. ETUDEMTE OF MANCHEETES HIQH ECHOOl Fate. Time suddenly stops, but practical negotiations. Impulse. things in. groups — I don’t know why Another great interest of Ann is AE A FUBUC ECSV1CE BY THE MANCHEETES troubles go on. Contained in the fan- will most surely be met and the play EVENINQ HERALD. will be a success. — Steve Latham LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2S) people think that they have to have literature: ‘‘I’ll read practically have the ability to roll with the Don't leej you must ten other people doing something anything.” Her favorite books in punches today. Don't view Immediately return favors that minor setbacks as major with them to^make it a worthwhile clude “ Lord of The Flies” by William others do lor you today. You'll Swim team needs support defeats. have time to even the score actively. I’d rather have one or two Golding, ‘"The Fountainhead” by Ayn later. TTie MHS girls’ swim team needs your support! We’ve PREPARE NOW VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) people that I really enjoy being Rand, "Moby Dick” by Herman Your special talents and with.” Ann’s private way of life tends Melville, ‘"The Devils of Loudun” by had a good turnout this year, 27 girls in all. ‘The team con expertise have high market Your to conceal the very interests and ac Aldous Huxley, and ‘"The Plague” by sists of 12 sophomores, 10 juniors, and five seniors all FOR THE NOV. 6 value. Keep this In mind If hoping for a victorious season. someone Is bargaining for your Birthday complishments nurtured by such Albert Camus. ‘The works of Her services. privacy; this profile will bring out mann Hesse and the poetry of Anne This year’s captain is Sherrie Hopperstead, and the co O e L 2 ,1 t 7 t captain is Cathy Cone. Our 10-meet schedule includes six LISRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Try those special qualities of Ann. Sexton also appeal to Ann. She enjoys to do things today that are Your scope of Interests wHI Bom Loser — Art Sansom In my mind, I associated Ann with children’s books, such as "The home meets, one against cross-town rival East Catholic Inexpensive. Entertainmenti - expand (x>nslderably this year. theater more than anything else. Chronicles of Narnia” by C.S. Lewis, (Oct. 12). All meets begin at 3:30 p.m. at the pool. We with a large price tag will cause It will be due In part to several When she was twelve years old, Ann hope to see you there. — Kim Noone you remorse later, when you fascinating people who'll enter “Alice in Wonderland” and other S.A.T. get the tab. your Ills. was d walk-on for Little ’Theater of Lewis Carrol books, and “The ei97G«ylCX.Ii
Mrs. Porter BHnn Obituaries SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Eunice Mae Case BHnn, 55, of 817 Pleasant Buckland decision Valley Rd. died 'ITjursday at Hartford Louis R. Banning Sr. Carl H. Stiens Hospital. She was the wife of Porter man Paul Phillips said today the BHnn, scouting supervisor in New (Continued from Page One and the former Eighth District boun SOUTH WINDSOR - Louis Roger ANDOVER - Carl H. Stiens, 69, of final inspection of the new firehouse England and Canada for the Cincin dary on the east. South Windsor on Banning Sr., 66, of East Granby, School Rd. died Friday at separately from other areas in town is scheduled Saturday, and the facili the north, and W. Middle Tpke. (with nati Reds 1975 world champion formerly of South Windsor, died Manchester Memorial Hospital. He jurisdiction. ty will be ready for occupancy next some exceptions) on the south. The Thursday at his home. He was the was the husband of Mrs. Else W. baseball team. W6€k ^ Mrs. BHnn had been employed for Will use firehouse exceptions are Wickham Park, East husband of Mrs. Mary Stone Ban Stiens. Meanwhile, Eighth District oU 16 years as a secretary by the South Catholic High School, Cheney ning. Mr. Stiens was a former chairman Concerning the controversial No. 5 ficials are still concerned about town Windsor Board of Education. She Technical School and apartments on^ Mr. Banning was born in Bloom of the Andover Republican Town firehouse in Buckland, Town Fire plans to use a firehouse which is ac attended Wesley Memorial United New State Rd. field and lived in South Windsor for Committee, and before his retire Chief Rivosa said today that his plans tually within their District. But Methodist Church of East Hartford Among areas in the "authorized ment in 1972, was employed as a to begin service from the sUtlon eight years before moving to East and formerly directed the church LaBelle, the District counsel, said territory" which aren’t pari of Granby 20 years. ago. ^ fo re his postal clerk. haven’t changed. there’s nothing the District can do to choir and was a member of its ad Buckland are town jurisdiction Mnds retirement, he was employed by the He was born Aug. 29, 1907 in Ger Although the Town Fire Depart stop the town from using its in northeast Manchester now served Culbro Tobacco Co. and had worked many and had lived in Andover for 26 ministrative board. ) ment won’t be allowed to serve firehouse. She was born in Manchester and by the town’s Lawton Rd. firehouse. in tobacco for 50 years. years. He was a member of the An Buckland, the firehouse can be used One of those areas — which Would was past president of the Chamlnade as a station to serve other nearby Other survivors are 3 sons, Louis dover Congregational Church, An Other areas Involved be served from the town’s new No. R. Banning Jr. of Vernon, Robert dover Volunteer Fire Department Musical Club of Manchester. areas under town jurisdiction, Other survivors are two.sons, firehouse — has been rumored to be Banning of Enfield and Ronald Ban and the Manchester Green Chapter, Rivosa said. Reports circulating in town today Robert J. BHnn of South Windsor and the site of resident interest In ning of Winsted; 2 daughters, Mrs. American Association of Retired "Opening this station will greatly Indicated that the Town Fire Russell G. BHnn of Cambridge, petitioning the Eighth District for Jeannette Gagnon of New Hartford Persons. He also belonged to the enhance the fire protection across Department’s geographical area expansion. Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara the highway,’’ Rivosa said, referring and Mrs. Dorothy Olzewski of East American Postal Workers Union. He may be threaten^ even more by Resld^ts of the Bowers Farm Sub Sullivan of South Windsor; her to an area east of Buckland and north Granby; 2 brothers, Joseph Banning was an Army veteran of World War Judge Hamill’s ruiing. division — a residential tract off mother, Mrs. Henrietta Case of of Interstate 86, reached via Tolland of Windsor and Charles Banning of II and was a member of the National The decision, which upheld Demlng and Avery Sts. — reportedly South Windsor; two brothers, Beaton Tpke. Florida; a sister, Margaret Nolan of CIC. petitioning by Buckland property approached Eighth District officials Case and Niel Case, both of South The No. 5 firehouse is much closer Windsor; and 13 grandchildren. The funeral is Monday at 2 p.m. at owners and the subsequent expansion earlier this year about a petltionliig Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Patr.ia to that area that the No. S firehouse The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 Andover Congregational Church. The referendum last November, appears effort similar to the Buckland situa Forbes of Columbia; and four on Lawton Rd. which now berves the a.m. from Vincent's Funeral Home, Rev. David Reese, pastor, will of to apply to aU of the District’s tion. The interested residents ap 880 Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, with a ficiate. Burial will be in 'Townsend grandchildren. area, Rivosa said. Service from the "authorized territory." The funeral is Saturday at Wesley new station will eliminate a problem parently decided to do nothing. Mass at St. Bernard’s Church, Cemetery. The “authorized territory,’’ as awaiting the court’s BucklandAieci- Memorial Church, 110 Ellington of fire apparatus crossing the Simsbury, at 10. Burial will be in Mt. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. described by Special Act 200 of 1963, slon, and it now seems possime that Ave., East Hartford. Burial will be in' Hockanum River bridge on the way St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Center St., Manchester, is in charge is "all of the territory north of Mid interest may reappear. Wapping Cemetery. from Lawton Rd., he said. Seeu Friends may cail at the funeral of arrangements. dle Turnpike West and north of Mid Any petitioning from those areas Friends may call at the Samsel- The No. 5 fir^ouse, to be manned home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There are no calling hours. dle Turnpike East, from the East may be delayed to await a town deci Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 by one engine company, will also Memorial gifts may be made to the Hartford town line on the west to the sion on whether there wijl be further Buckland Rd., today from 2 to 4 and 7 serve Downey Dr., Progress Dr. Henry J. Verdi Andover Volunteer Fire Department Bolton-Vernon town line on the court proceedings on Buckland. to 9 p.m. north to Vernon, an area between W. east.” COVENTRY - Henry J. Verdi, 60, or to the Andover Congregational Church. The family suggests that any Middle Tpke. and Center St., and the so-called Buckland area of Hartford died Thursday at memorial gifts may be made to the E ast Catholic High School and Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals, covers a large share of the American Cancer Society, 237 E. Cheney Technical School, Rivosa "authorized territory” in northwest PMD New London. He was the brother of Hava wa halpad you Center St., Manchester, or to Wesley said. Manchester. The area is bounded by Mrs. Katherine Doran of Coventry. Memorial Church. Town Building Committee Chair lately? Call 643-2711. He also is survived by three other East Hartford on the west. Slater St. sisters. The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 Mrs. Eleanor G. Burns a.m. from the D’Esopo Funeral Mrs. Eleanor G. Bums, 69, of 50 About town Chapel, 235 Wethersfield Ave., Hart Victoria Rd., a former East Hartford ford, with a Mass at SS. Patrick and school teacher, died Thursday at Anthony Church, Hartford, at 9. Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Junior and senior confir- APPUAMCESAPPUANC6S TFiFVi.<:inHTELEVISIOM CATALOG AUDIO M Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict was the widow of Matthew F. Bums. George Zaugg mands of Emanuel ■nrrmnrnnji^BfcLn r.irrT.^’miT^^\TFrw*BZ’'-r i Cemetery, Bloomfield. Before her retirement in 1970, Mrs. SOUTH WINDSOR - George Lutheran Church and their Friends nfay call at the funeral Burns taught business administra Zaugg, 75, of 1000 Main St. died parents will meet Saturday Mt' home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tion at East Hartford High School for Thursday at a South Windsor con at 9:30 a.m. in Luther Hall 40 years. valescent home. >• of the church for an orien Mr. Zaugg was employed for 20 She was bom June 29, 1907 in tation session. The M Siefferts Woburn, Mass., daughter of the late years as a clerk at Pratt and Whitney OCTOBER Mrs. Edward D. Dumas John and Susan Foley Ctonnors, and Division of United Technologies, St. Bridget religious had lived in the M^chester area East Hartford, before retiring in education classes for.- p^ggsotia EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. most of her life. She was a communi 1966. He was Iwm in Simsbury and Grades 1 through 6 will Catherine Donahue Dumas, 83, of cant of the Church of the Assumption lived in Avon and Hartford before begin Monday and Tuesday 1020 Forbes St., died Thursday at and a member of the Retired coming to South Windsor. ^ at 3:20 p.m. and Saturday, vauiES. Hartford Hospital. She was the wife NVai>' Teachers Union of East Hartford and Survivors are three sons, Raj^ond Oct. 9, at 9:30 a.m. opera' of Edward D. Dumas. the Connecticut Association of Zaugg of South Windsor, Paul Zaugg • SANYO 12 " 100% Mrs. Dumas was bom in New York Retired Teachers. of East Hartford and (Jeorge Zaugg and had lived in East Hartford for 35 Manchester’s Charter solid state black & white.TV. She is survived by a stepdaughter, of Windsor Locks; a daughter, Mrs. nduro- years. Before her retirement in 1965, Oak Lodge of B’nai B’rith i i i .otle' Mrs. Ruth McBride of Manchester; Shirley Sweeney of Hebron; two she had been employed as a will have a joint breakfast and a sister, Mrs. Irene Brennan of brothers, William Zaugg of Cromwell salesclerk by Sage-Alien department meeting with Hartford’s Wakefield, Mass. and Davis Zaugg of Avon; and two stores. Aarat C ^ t e r Sunday at •£ S S : The funeral is Monday at 9:30 a.m. sisters, Mrs. Esther Brockett and The funeral will be private. Burial 9:30 a.ni. at the Jewish NOW from the John F. Tierney Funeral Mrs. Lena Brown, both of Simsbury. will be in Quabbin Park Cemetery, Community Center, 335 ONLY 12” diag measure Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. I Ware, Mass. Bloomfield Ave., Hartford. (piclure size measured diagonaHyP at the Church of the Assumption at at the Vincent Funeral Home, Albany Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Malcolm Webber, regional s Plot Sanyo’s famous rtliabillty. 10. Burial wiU be in Elast Cemetery. Tpke., Canton. Burial will be in Home, 318 Burnside Ave., is in director of the Anti- Friends may call at the funeral Evergreen Cemetery, Avon. charge of arrangements. Defamation League, will - 7-OAr. MOWT U C « TMAL OTFO. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Friends may call at the funeral There are no calHng hours. speak. The meeting is open FREE...0NE YEAH TV SERVICE....PARTS AND LABOR p.m. home tonight from 7 to 9. to members and to all in i . r W terested persons in the • SANYO 13" community. 100% solid state color TV. Cedar Ridge water main A fabulous performing color set with one of the finest. sharpMt ' - a"" a>kx pictures we ve ever seen corrosion unresolved The Al Siefferts Invite Former Minulic- NONOSr i The flushing of water determined that corrosion You To An turari Sogaoitod j Rotoll t in a o coW''\'“5set'» mains Wedne^ay in the in the mains was the cause. W D C K 3 , fl'W- Cedar Ridge area did not The Water Department )Tt» help solve the problem of will now attempt to flush * ” corrosion in the lines, the mains using water 299 Robert Young, water treat 1 pumps borrowed from the V - ^ COOK- IDEAL FOR THE DORM ment manager, said today. Glastonbury Fire Depart Young said that water ment. Young said he will rnOM TMI PIOPIL 'rtHU PlHlNfi rOU pumps in the area could not contact the department FRIDAY — 6-9 (TODAY) *L.P.P.S. LON PRICES PERSONAL SERVICE generate enough pressure today to set up a day when SATURDAY - 2^5 The sure thing. | to thoroughly clean out the the pumps and men will be T h e A l I I S A N Y O 19" corrosion in mains near the available. 100% solid stEite 50 top of the hill. i\ea tvV’ “We didn’t solve the \ar*e,Coe Girl dies me»,®* chU problem. We couldn’t do a COLOR TV lobes'®!’ thorough flushing job,” he KILLINGLY (UPI) - Theou(sUndingbuyin1976 color television from Internation •e®l;*Aose4 said. Erica Keech, 4, of Killing- See Microwave Cooking As ally famous Sinyo. A deluxe 19" (diag.) color sel The town Water Depart- ly, died in Hartford ,ment had received com Hospital Thursday of in Demonstrated By A Factory bpert plaints from customers in juries received when NOW ONLY the Cedar Ridge area about struck by an auto near her water quality. Testing had home. FREE * 339” FOOD 19" diag. measure SAMPLING SM EU THE BREAD! ^^^^NOW FOB CHRISTMAS SEE THE MELTED CHEESE FREE SUPER GREAT w\e4 TASTE THE PIZZA Browning SMIM THAT KEEPS OUR PHOHEl Wlisn Tm Buy RINGING 7 DAYS A WEEK /faiyr STEREO VALUES I a l 6 4 6 - 5 5 5 5 Super Buys in Sanyo AJ .rpR THE ALL STAR PIZZA DELI complete stereo music systems i£Wct•iomalI m n a . MICROWAVEroVEN 699 MAIN ST. •SANYO DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AM/FM stereo receiver with OPEN SUNDAY S-track tape player, automatic Normally Us b In Conventional Electric record changer and two 3 PM TO 11 PM WB NOW HAVE THICK acoustic suspension NEW YORK DELI SANDWICHES Cooks Most Fooda In Vi to Ve of the Conventional TInw. speaker systems. Como In And Taste Some Delldpus Radarango Cooked Food. EuoBMtfd Liit Prfc9 I 1N.H $10995 Fri. HI 9 INSTANT CREDIT • 8-lrack player features 2 4-channel speaker mains • Siereo headphone lacks OPEN SsLtflB UP TO $S00 WITH - cvcuilry lor listening k> 4-channel matrix K u n d from • Buill-in AM FM antenna , APPROVED CREDIT CARD 6 stereo source wiih addition of iwo extra optional ip e a k irt • Automalie 3-speed record changer wiih low m ast tubular • SAM SOA9T M V • SUf SIN SUSM • Lighted channel iridicklors lone arm • COSMO ic v OS SA9TSAM •SAITSAMUI^ fAHt KfsNtr %r • Receiver features back-iil dial and FM stereo mdcaior • Each Sanyo SX-94 speaker system coniams 6 luti I a M M M n « M M M MM M M M ■ a M il a I ftlToYF 1-6^ 9 Separate balance, lone and function conirol range driver and a high frequency d«persion-rone THIS WEEKEND ONLY • Auxiliary input and line oulpul lacki tweeter
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PAGE TWO - MANriTOSTE^ EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Mandiegter. Conn., Fri„ Oct. 1,1976 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Help Wanted 13
SALES POSITION - Straight DEAN MACHINE Products, X-RAY Technician - Tuesday commissions, leads furnished Inc., 102 Colonial Rd., and Wednesday afternoons, to home owners. Call 242-5402. Manchester - Job shop Tool Thursday, 8-5, Friday 9-6, UVE-IN Maker with at least five years Saturday 9-1. 872-8321. ADVERTISING experience, 7-4:30, all HOUSEKEEKR RATES OFFICE HOURS ESTABLISHED Realtor has benefits. An equal opportunity MUNSON’S CANDY Kitchen - for happy home-style rest I opening for highly motivated employer. is now acc^ting applications home. Must be kind, Monday-Friday S30 U L to SKH) PJL salesperson with real estate 1 day . 10( word per day for part time employment. cheerful and reliable. PtNm Noun: 8 ML to S M L license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, TOOL and DIE Maker • Hours are 4-8 weekdays and 3 days . .94 word per day S Will train. Call for an ap, Satii^y...8 AJL to 12 Noon Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Experienced. Overtime and Saturdays and Sundays. 20 to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 6 days . .64 word per day benefits. Dynamic Metal 24 hours per week. Call for ap pointment. 26 days . .74 word per day PART TIME - Sales - If you Products Company Inc;, 646- pointment, 649-4332. ^ GREEN LODGE OF IS words. $2.00 minimum ERRORS are area professional 4048. Interviewing 8 a.m. to 4 Happy A d s ...... $2.15 thch “Mirertiscn slioiid chock M r ad the fint day. salesmen in the day time and p.m. MANCHESTER want to sell at night and make 612 East MIddl. Tpka. The Manchester Evenbii HoraM thal not be laUe tal office in Manchester PHONE 643-2711 more than your day job...it’s SECURITY GUARDS wanted seeking experienced, mature 649-S98S FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD for M are to pahish aa ad or for a tupofrophic Make some- fun and easy!!! Call Mr. - full and part time. receptionist. Duties include error or erron in pabRcatioa exceot ta tho eitont of Douglas, 525-9134. Manchester area. Must be 18 appointment scheduling, one happy years of age, have a clear phone, bookkeeping, light tbecastoftheadforthefint day's inseitisn. LEGAL SECRETARY - Tem- LEGAL NOTICE Today — SALES PEOPLE - Older police record. Must be a U.S^' typing. Heavy pubpublic------contact.------INDEX Adjastnient for erron is M te d ta the oast of that multi-million dollar com|»ny citizen, must have a car and a Manchester. Call 643- 4-day week, salary negotiable. sLc405. ^ ■ NOTICE N o n c n portion of the ad where the error occwred." Call 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 with young ideas has openings telephone. No others need Sendf resume to P.O. ^ x 289 Notice is hereby gives that on 1 Lost and Found for people who are looxing for apply. Call 549-5238. 2 P tftontoli Manchester, Conn. 06040. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Wednesday, October 6, 1976, a future, in sales and manage MECHANIC WANTED to at 8:00 P.M. at the Town Hall 3 —■AniDounotoftotontt COLONIAL LANE ESTATES, 4 Enltrtatnfntont c d u 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ment. Opening due to in-house EZ FLOOR Cleaning now WANTED - Reliable baby Work part time mornings. of Bolton, Connecticut, a INC. 5 — AucUont romotions. This company taking applications for sitter for two pre-schoolers. Good pay. References Public Hearing will be held by Eas more financial success employment. No experience Thursdays. Fridays, regular required. Call Brown’s Tire Notice is hereby given that FINANCIAL the Bolton Zming Board of 0 — Bondt-SKxdif-MorlBtgM stories than any other in New necessary. Contact Mr. basis, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 647- Shop, 333 Main Street, 646- Colonial Lane Elstates, Inc., Appeals to hear the following 9 Porsonal Loom ST. MAURICE England, no limit on what you Schultz at 646-0518 or Mr. 9340. 3444. having its principal place of appeals: 10 — Inturanco Announcomonta HAPPY can earn. Call Doug Basxin, Metivier at 646-5793. business at 336 North Main M m .O V M e N T □ N O T I C E S CHURCH BOLTON 525-9134. Street, Manchester, Connec No. 582 13 — H«lp wanttod SUPER STAR auditions - 7 Birthday IS CHANGING TIME AVON - Need cash for Christ ticut, will be dissolved as of Ai^eal of Clark Transporta 14 Businan OpportunlUw p.m, October 1st and 3rd, RNs-LPNs - wanted for full mas? If you’re ambitious and IS — SttutUon Wanttod OF SATURDAY September 30th, 1976, by vir tion to allow a trailer parked ADVERTISING Lost and F o u n d 1 produced by Masquers MOM time or part time 11 p.m. to 7 enthusiastic you can start ear - VIGIL MASS TO tue of a resolution adopted by at the Town Garage, Notch EDUCATION DEADLINE Theater at Center a.m. shuts. Apply to Direc ning money immediately as 16 Prtvaia InstrucOons LOST - Girl’s jacket size 6. Congregational Church, cor Love Always, tors of Nursing, Salmon Brook an Avon Representative. Meet all of the directors and Road, to be used as a sdMol 19 SctioolfrClossM 5:30 P.M. ONLY 12:00 noon the day before -bus dispatching office in viola 20 InstrucOons Wsntod - Light green. Vicinity of ner E ast Main and Broad Tim, Peggy Convalescent Home, off people. Have fun, too. Call for shareholders on Tuesday, — publication. CONFESSIONS ON tion of Section 5 — prohibited Vernlanck School and Street, Meriden. Call 634-0474, House Street,’ Glastonbury. details: 523-9401. August 31, 1976. Claims of NEAL ESTATE Deadline for Saturday and Faulxnor Drive, September non-profit. and Tom SATURDAY Phone 633-5244. creditors are to be presented use of the Zoning Ordinance. 23 — HomM tor Sato Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 24 Lott-Und lor Sato 24tb. CaU 647-9224. 6:30 TO 7 P.M. ACT NOW - Jet to a great way to Eklward H. Glenney, 336 No. 583 2S — Invostmont Proporty HARDWARE and plumbing of life. Jobs, education, and North Main Street, Appeal of Richard Rodrigue 26 — Businan P rop^ store .work for receiving, training. For enlistment Manchester, Connecticut for variance of side yard and 27 — Raton Proparty stocking and sales. Apply in details, call Air Force at 646- B -1 2 3 26 “ Am i Estst* Wantod PLEASE READ P o n o n a l* 2 □ EMPLOYMENT 06040, no later than March setback requirements (rf Sec person, The Barrett Plumbing 7540. 10-16 31st, 1977, or they will be M ItC. SERVICES $ Have lunch at the Happy Supply, 331 Broad Street, tion 7A of the Zoning Or 31 Sarvicat Oflartd YOUR AD RIDE WANTED from East Halp Wantad — 13 ^ APPLE F7VIR Manchester. EXPERIENCED - meat barred by Statute. dinance to allow construction 32 PtinUng-Paparing Classified ads are taken over Middle Turnpike to Burr Birthday — BuMding-Contractiog counter help needed. Full or Dated at Manchester, Connec- of a single family residence at 33 tf>e pbone as a conveniertce. Comers Conunuter Bus or ^ Saturday, October 2nd 34 — FVx>Ting>Slding PHONE FROM home to ser SECRETARY - Clerical. Ac parpart time. Apply in person, ticut, this 21st day of property located on the east 35 HoaOng-Phimoing The Herald is responsible for Capitol area. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 DAD only one incorrect insertion and vice our customers in the "10 a.m. to 4 p.m. curate typing and figure ap Highlandlighland Par'k’Park Market,Mar' 646- September, A.D. 1976. side of Fiora Road, Lot No. 36 — Floonng p.m. Call 6434419. 37 — Moving>Truclung'Sloraga then only to the sUe of the Manchester area, flexible ^ Vernon United Love, titude in small Manchester of mi. FFl, Block No. 33, Map No. COLONIAL LANE 38 — Sarvicat Wantod original insertion. Errors which RIDE WANTED to CBT at hours, super earnings, 249- Methodist Church fice. Send resume to Box H, 13. do not lessen the value of the Tracie Manchester Herald. EXPERIENCED Cashier ESTATES, INC. MISC. FOR SALE 7773. advertisement will not be cor Founders Plaza, East Hart Route 30, wanted - Full time. Apply in Marte, Zoning Board 41 — Amctot tor Sato 42 — Building Supplias rected by an additional inser ford. Hours 8:30 to 4:30. CaU, next to Post Office person. Highland Park of Appeals tion. KITCHEN HELP - Convales John feVANISKI AUTO BODY painter, with Keith & Clendaniel 43 — iPatt -B ird t- Oogt 742-7655. In Vernon Market, 6464277. Its Attorneys of the 44 .i— U vatlock cent Home seeking part time • Enjoy your some experience. Call Tolland Town of Bolton 45 _ Boats A Accassorias 30 ho u rs p e r w eek, pot Apple pies, apple crisp, Auto Body 528-1990. — Sporting Goods John Roberts, 46 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• washer. Apply in person to. apple ice cream. Rum- retirement LEATHERCRAFTER needs 47 Gordon Products assistant. Fabric sewing help Chairman 46 — Antiquos « Announcamanta 3 Announcamanh 3 Meadow’s Convalescent mage items, bake sale, Love from INSURANCE AGENCY - has LEGAL 49 — Wantod to Buy Horae, 333 Bid well Street, games for the children. opening for full time office ful. Will train sincere person. M ^chester. The Family work, experienced in all lines Will be opening store - NOTICE, RENTALS of insurance. Call between 9-4, workshop shortly. Call 228- 52 Rooms for Root M M iaiSTER COMMUNITY COILECE $3 — Apartmonts for Rant SECRETARIAL CLERK - for appointment 289-5448. 9851. Notice is h#eby given that 54 Homas for Rant with -accurate typing and an order datM September 16, 55 Businass for Rant -INVITATION 56 — Raton Proparty for Rant shorthand skills. Full time for 1976 has been issu^ by the un 57 — Wantad to Rant ‘small busy office in dersigned authorizing the T O B I D 56 — Misc. for Rant ^ H O E -M M I Manchester. Reply Box 100, X c o y ia p name of the gas screw Buckland Station, Sealed bids will be received in AUTOMOTIVE T O n l l C H T LINDAN Official Number the Office of The Director of 61 Autot lor Sato Manchester, Conn. h a v e s e e n a 565080 owned by Lawrence J. 62 Trucki lor Sato General Services, 41 Center 63 Haavy Equipmant for Sala To Re Held at Bilodeau of which Hartford, Street, Manchester, Connec 64 — Motorcyaas*Bicycfas V lO li|N |5T, 65 — Campars-Tratlars-MoDUa Ct., is the home port, to be ticut untilJJctober IS, 1976 at H o n m RDLTON RIDING STABLES changed to TERRY B. 11:00 a.m. for the following: 66 AutomaUva Satvica g u T X 67 Autot for Ram-Laatt ROUTE 85, BOLTON P.F. Jones 33,000 LB. G.V.W. DUMP — GARBS NfRR nrsEME By direction of TRUCK V l O k l N l F T T O O H i g h - ' the Officer in Charge OCTOBER 2 ,1 9 7 6 byPHlLPAB’TORET PACKER TRUCK RENTAL d ia iBik8 Marine Inspection ROCK SALT i 10 a.m .-1a.m. Some sportscasters are like s t r u n g . U.S. Coast Guard The Town of Manchester is an Rnin Date! Octobnr 9,1976 spuds you buy at the super equal opportunity employer, market - they’re common lO-l ThAVs^ ‘taters. and requires an^firm ative NEED Hap? EVENTS INCLUDE: • HarsMack MiMng •SonbaH • FeottM l NOTICE action |wlicy for all of its Con Books are the best friends WINTHROP By DICK CUAUI p M d tractors and Vendors as a con •Hay-Mdaa • VonaylwH for man — except the one the TOWN OF MANCHESTER dition of doing business with • len-Hra •Ceiilasl* • Bocd horse parlor keeps.. pattern POSITION VACANCY the Town, as per Federal COLlRAfife: DO FOR MODERATE STRETCH KNITS CLERK n Order 11246. C - L l - R - R - y o u f s e e L F - C A U 6 iH T IN 37,202.00 - 37,811.96 Bid forms, plans and LIVE ENIBITIUIIIIillT (BAND) A FAN/CR... ©PEl_UN(^ B ee. Use a moderate-stretch knit fabric for making these Liberal fringe benefits in specifications are available at interchangable separates. The semi-fitted shirt- jacket over an easy-scw T-shirt goes nicely with either cluding paid vacation; sick the General Services Office, FDOlHiaR A U DAY LONG leave; holidays; pension plan; the slightly flared skirt or pants. 41 Center Street, Manchester, Printed Pattern No. B-123 with Photo-Guide is in complete insurance plan. Connecticut. TICKETS: Advanca Salaa Sizes 10 to 16. Size 12, 34 bust. . . Shirt, 114 yards of Applications and position TOWN OF MANCHESTER, $4.00 MCC atudant (MCC One of the nicest thinEjs 60-inch; T-Shirt, % yard; Skirt, Hi yards; Pants, descriptions are available at CONNECTICUT Studanta may buy 2 tickata about Januaiy is: We don I 1% yards. the Personnel Office, 41 ROBERT B. WEISS, «t atudant pAea) have to up with February just Consult the FASHION COORDINATOR for colors, Center Street, Manchester, yet. fabrics and accessories. GENERAL MANAGER $5.00 Faculty, Staff, Quaata Connecticut. - When you come to the end Send $2.00 for each pattern. Write c/o this news $2.00 ChlMran undar 12. got 0-1 paper, Box 438, Midtown Sta., New 'York, N.Y. 10018. Closing date for nimg Is uc- of a perlect day, you’ve racK tober 13,1976. * TIokM priM goM iw $1M lot tvoiyono on Cm of a one of the regular type to Print name, address, zip code, pattern no. and sire. KEEP SMILING * CoH lor mora hUomioaon; MC-4M0 oil 2M or 277 Manchester is an Equal Op- KEEP HAPPY look forward to tomorrow. ^rtunity Employer. ' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ' y .,* . ;., ,5-. * ‘ ' :...... ■*• MANChESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester; Cohn., Fri., Oct. 1. 1976— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Mandiester. Conn.. Fri.. Oct. 1 .1W6 Homaa For Bala 23 Homaa For Bala 23 Homaa For Balt 23 Homaa For Bala 23 Homaa for Sale 23 Homaa For Bala 23 Htlp Wanlad 19 Halp Wantad 13 Malp Wantad f3 Homaa For Safa 93 Homaa For Bala 93 Homaa For Bala 99 EXCEPTIONAL Home on top Offered by the MANCHESTER - Immaculate TOLLAND - Four bediroom of Minnechaug Mountain. TELEPHONE OPERATOR - , Rooms galore m this large Receptionist for busy custom built five room ranch, Raised Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. ManehMter MANCHESTER. NEWSPAPER sunporch, patio, landscaped Beautiful large in-ground Tudor styled Raised Raium. CARRIER automobile - fuel oil AUTO THREE M T K $30's Just great for Holiday enter PHILBRICK dealership. Call Mr. Satryb, lot, 120x320. Marlon E. pool. 3/4 acre lot. $49,900. FOUR BEDROOMS WANTED Robertson Realtor, 643-5053. Warren E. Howland Realtors, 1 — Oldey but goody., huge taining and priced to sell at 643-5135, 25 for interview Newer 4-bedroom Raised Ranch. Large deck overlooking $74,5()0. Call B/W Realty, 647- IN ROCKVILLE AREA appointment. 643-1101______two b ed lam bath and a MANCHESTER - Meadow half Colonial oh large lot. treed lot. 2-car garage, fireplace, rec room. $52,900. 1419. AGENCY TO DELIVER Auto Iranamltsion in- RANCH — Seven rooms, Lane. Gambolotti built MANCHESTER - Super three Many recent lm-‘ $87,000 Manehetter BABYSITTER WANTED tteltort. To arrango inter- three bedrooms, modem ni^ ts. Oakland Street area. viaw call Garrison Colonial, four bedroom townhouse con provements. WARREN E. buys this clean, seven Evening Herald Call 649-5753 mornings. bedrooms, formal dining dominium, family room, room aluminum sided kitchen, L-shaped living room, stone front, paneled a .. 2 — Im m acu late full and dining room. Large 643-2467 dormered bath and a half Colonial with IVk baths, 2 MATURE PERSON to work family room with bar, 2-car HOWLAND car garage. Excellent paneled family room in Cali John Himiahroy Cape. Fireplace, 872-6142^ partit time, Wednesday through garage, lovely wooded lot. Roaltors 643-1108 value! ______basement, garage, patio, FYiday,iday, 5-9 p.m. All day Sun many, many extras. Priced R ^ltor, 643-1108. carpeting, immediate oc FRECHETTE,AMAirTM 300’ deep lot. $39,900. After 5:30 P.M. day, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for quick sale at $62,900. cupancy. day, 9 ■ Budnata OpportunHy 14 RaaHora 846-4144 BRICK DUPLEX-Living r in• person, ~Swiss • "OIOBColony, Amida Realty, 644-1539, 528- MANCHESTER - 65, Duplex,. 3 — 213 foot deep lot goes N^^ies'ter Parkade. SMALL ENGINE Service 9395. room, kitchen, formal with this large 6-robm dining room, three WANTED - A woman compa- Corporation expanding dealer Cape. One and 15 baths, MANCHESTER - New 8-room ANimiR Im O N VALUE network. No experience TWO FAMILY, central loca Colonial. One and 3/4 acres, 2 bedrooms, rec room, 2-car nion. Can have home tion, nice lot, four rooms each Realtors, 643-1108. garage, excellent condi privUeges. CaU 643-8866, 646- AREA necessary. Complete training 1/2 baths, 2 garages, im to 10” garage, excellent condi Your dollars cannot build this 6-room solid brick program. $500. investment floor, good condition. $43,000. tion. Fine location. FOR SALE insulation. Choose colors for Uon, 81500. 4359. 646-248, 95. Colonial at today’s prices. 3 bedrooms, (1 king), ADVISOR required to start your own interior and rugs. Home central fireplace in toe living room, one and a half business. Ideal for retired or TOLLAND NEWER TWO FAMILY owners warrantee for 10 years CONTEMPORARY BUS CLEANER for small Wantwdfor TJ. CROCKEH RANCH — Eight rooms, ceramic baths, formal dining room, large rear part time. Details on request. MANCHESTER - Two family DO YOU UKEEMY UVINO? RMitora 643-1877 of nationally insured protec fleet. Apply 9-4, Post Road Msiictiostoi* Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Duplex. Four rooms each tion. Charles Ponticeili and featuring beamed enclosed porch overlooking quiet, private yard, con Stages. 644-1531. You’ll find it in this j 2 badroonw, earpatad, atova and rafrigarator tVOmilR IMTHQ Training Division Box 619, side, including two bedrooms, beautiful 4 bedroom home. aach apartmant. Good rantal Incoma. 30 Strant Son, 646-1540, 6460800. cathedral ceilings in venient to golf course, and as an added bonus, a ful Wading River, New York. living room and a 12x15 living room, with white KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - Hours, 2:30-5:30 Dally Cooking convenience in the I St., Manchaatar. $47,900. . ly carpeted recreation room with wet bar. Only 11792. kitchen. One side newly HOMES FOR PEOPLE - ear brick fireplace, two Must have experience on IBM ' Car mandatory renovated. Only $42,500. large country kitchen ning 8.500 and $10,800. Prices $44,500. So hurry and call Ann Hunter today. 029 with Alpha key board. 40 MANCHESTER sliding glass doors; 2V5 MS47-994B WELL ESTABLISHED beau Wolverton Agency, Realtors, which opens on your for start at $28,500 for a 2, 3 or 4 hour week, 8 a.m. to 4;30 649-2813. mal d in i^ room, 2-car gar bedroom Raised Ranch. You baths, redwood and ,m., lyionday through Friday, ty parlor. Owner leaving PHILLIPS & STEVENSON state. Reasonable. Call 643- age plus many extras. Call may qualify for mortgage & VKMnnf aluminum exterior, 2-car ly paid life uisurance, MANCHESTER - Tree shaded rates from 1% to 81/2% with Realton Tel. 643-0609 garage, professionally ital, surgical and major SALES - Full or part time 2848. '' us t ^ y ! ______business of your own. Very Colonial on Fairfield Street. OML MteC WMIteTI as little as $1,000 down. For $28,800 COtONIAL - 4 landscaped grounds with medical. Company parking 15 Three bedrooms, formal details call Ernie Gabriele, bedmms, garage, 80x140 minimum care. $69,900. ard. Telephone Jeannette good growth potmtial. Ideal Sltuadon Wantad BARROWS A WALLACE for husband and wife team. dining room, kitchen and u m b ib im. n m a T&M Homes, 423-7847. treed lot. 1.7 ACRES — Plus a two- Vj'an, Personnel Department, la i ^ pantry, full basement, ^ MMia nS4M5 MT-ISIS u b rd o n Call for interview. 646-0686 FORMER TEACHER wiU MANCHESTER - 65 Duplex $34A00 CAPE-6 nxHns, family house with in 52M184 for interview. car garage. Super value. VERNON - Six room Ranch. Ask for Jan. babysit week days in her 288 GREEN ROOD with three bedrooms each AA residential area, treed come. Let us show you nealtor home in Highland I ^ area. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Rec room, g^age, inground Six room Ranch, three lot. 643-2174 649-813. pool. Action Real Estate, 646- apartment. Separate utilities, this unusual property PHONE PERSON needed to Call 646-4515. MANCHESTER - E i^ t room bedrooms, fireplace, 0 ^ , 647-1300. shaded yard, ideal for live-in $87,900 CONDO - 2Vk Only asking $43,900. do part or full time work. Colonial in quiet convenient aluminum siding, Ander owner. $45,900. Wolverton baths, 3 bedrooms, family Outstanding pay set-im for the MANCHESTER - 15 TAPER ROUTE FRST OFFERING area. Features include . 4 son windows, new roof. Agency, Realtors, 649-813. ^ room with fireplace. right person. And the right bedrooms, 21/2 baths, formal ROCKVILLE - Duplex 65, 2- room antique Colonial, COVENTRY - Five room MANCHESTER - By owner. □ EDUCATION Owner anxious for quick $41,900 NEW HAISED waterfront. Fireplace, large person must be aggressive dining room, fireplac^ fami car basement garage. Action restoration nearing com Attractive six-room Cqoe on Manchester Real Estate, 646-0206, 647- sale. VERNON - Bolton Lake area. R A N C H — Aluminum deck with nice view. $27,900. AVAILABLE and ^ v e a pleasant, clear, ly room, aluminum siding, 2- pletion. Three baths, 9 tree Shaded lot. Firepaced WIcidiM ApL ana speaking telephone voice. Call ) A REAL DOLL HOUSE I 1300. Beautiful tr e ^ lot. 150x150. siding, 2-car garage. Welles Agency, 742-738. living room, gehefOus eat-in Private Inatruedona It car garage. Wolverton Agen fireplaces, beautiful set East Hartford now! Call w -s m . Six rooms, two LaPENTA AGENCY Excellent area^^survey $S33i» COUMIAL/CAPE kitchen, formal dining room, cy, Realtors, 649-813. ting. Surrounded by 16 Uireplaced Lamilyj 646-2440 available. 8,000. Hayes Cor — 2.8 acres country estate. MANCHESTER - Forest full basement, small porch REMEDIAL READING and MANCHESTER - 7 1/2% poration, 6460131. acres of land. Hills. Your last chance for a 7 math; individualized work ^ I S E D RANCH - Seven mortgage in one remaining $89J500 CIRCA 1 8 S 0 - 10 and garage. Other fine MANCHESTER I room, built-ins, ^o-airj MANCHESTER - Quality 1/2% mortgage on the one features include low taxes and program, (lst-8tb grade) ^ * conditioners, wall to-1 rooms. Immaculate. ^ isS ilU u ic h with full base rooms, 1 acre. remaining First Hartford 4- Masters d^ree teadier. 568- Carpeting, family.room, two ment, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 built 7 room Cape, assumable 6% mortgage with EVENNGHERAU) [Wall carpeting, patio,I MANCHESTER & VICINITY MLS bedroom, 2-bath Colonial. high down payment. Fairly PteaM Contact 8075. fireplaces, landscapednds< and baths, 2-car garage. 81.700 featuring plaster walls and city utilities, two car] Shown at your convenience by priced in high thirties. Call Mr. Hatak private. In Hebron, bqilt in with carpeting. One Cape Cod F.J.SPILECKI many built-in additions. appointment. CaU 643-9797 or 1970 by U&R. $47,900. Moving. with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2- 649-3085. 647-9947 I garage. MUST BE| SENTRY VALUES Realtors 643-2121 Fireplaced front to back SEEN TO BE 646-8801 Monday-Thursday car garage, fireplace. $48,900 living room, den, formal after 4 p.m., Friday til 3 p.m. with hardwood floors. Other dining room, 9x12 enclosed HANG GLIDING lessons - by ' APPRECIATED! homes available with 3 •34,900 MEN AND WOMEN for fac appointment call, 875-1964. Priced at only bedrooms, 2 baths-Ralsed VERNON - Lovely 8-room porch, 3 bedrooms up HOME OF THE tory work. 40-hour week, 8 Permanent opportunity for Nortbeni Connecticut School Vernon, price reduced for immediate sale, 7 room Cape, 3 Colonial with 2-car garage set stairs, IVi baths, basement a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday experienced individual in •42,900 Ranch styling at $46,900 with of Hang Gliding. conventional financing. Call or 4 bedrooms, full finished rec room, large private lot on large landscaped lot. Four rec room, attached 2-car OHE YEAR WARRAHTY through Friday. Hartford all phases of screen Charles Lesperance today on any of these fine new must be seen. bedrooms, first floor family garage. Large treed lot, af plant directly on busline. Paid BOLTON making and printing. Must SEWING LESSONS - Learn to homes. First Hartford, 643- room, fireplaced living room, fords much privacy. $38,- danM f. iwalo insurances, life, hospital, sur sew in a small class with in be high school or tedinical 649-7620 Oversized six room 9797 or 6465555. covered patio, plus many 500. gical and major medical. school graduate. Excellent dividual instruction. Call 643- Ranch. Spacious living •30,900 other extras, ra c e d in the Company parking yard. Call 6226. mid $50’s. Offers invited. COLONIAL — 8 ’ living Jeannette Van, Personnel benefits including pension. 12x28 KITCHEN with large room, three bedrooms, MANCHESTER- Manchester, country setting is where you will find this 8- An equal opportunity formal dining room, Hackmatack Street. Six room room Cape. Beamed celling, fireplac^ living room, eat- Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. room with firq>lace, large Department, 522-1184 for Schoola-Claaaaa 79 picture window overlooking country kitchen, king-size employer. yard with apple t r c M \ ^ kitchen with lots of Ranch with heated family in kitchen, valk-out basement. application. COVENTRY - 1860 8-room master bedroom, 1)4 REGISTRATION for the pond in view. Large living cabinets, two fireplaces, room, three bedrooms, kitchen with dining area, Village Colonial. Four baths, screened porch, STATISTICAL Typist for Mini-Dance Studio, exclusive room with dining room and IVk baths, 2-car garage, •39,500 bedrooms exceptional value. work in Controller's Office. ly tap. Mini-classes. family room plus absolutely enclosed sun porch, (ke basement garage, treed and walk-out basement, treed shrubbed yard. $41,500. East Hartford, spotless Ranch in high location, 3 $8,900. Welles Agency, 742- Must be experienced, Maximum attention. Saturday huge walk-out rec room. acre plus lot. Asking 738, 6435302. lot, garage. $45,500. shorthand helpful. Company QUALITY Home situated on large comer Wolverton Agency, Realtors, bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, patio with roof. October 2nd 10 to 12 a.m. and $42,500. paid insurance life, hospital, 1-4 p.m. 410 Talcottville Road, lot. A must see. P ri< ^ to sell 649-813. CAPE — Bowers School, •40,900 large eat-in kitchen, living major medical and surreal. NAMEPLATE Humpty-Dumpty Building, at $87,000. Call B/W Realty, MANCHISTER $43,600 Company parking yard. Call Vernon, Ct. 647-1419. Vernon, 8-room front-to-back Split, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1 ROWER SCHOOL DISTRICT room with fireplace, for Jeanette van. Personnel Of Fisher Hill Road East Hartford bath, 2 half baths, family room, private lot, city utilities. mal dining room, three fice, 522-1184 for appointment. East Glastonbury FIREPLACk Blazing to set U&R Older but lovely 6room bedrooms, aluminum □ REAL ESTATE the evening for holiday enter REALn60„ INC. Colonial with new solarian siding, 2-car garage, treed taining. Large living room •42,900 CONCRETE LABORER to 633-9495 kitchen. Large screened lot, immaculate cumlition. set and strip forms. Call 875- with dining area with sliders 643-2692 •33,98 Manchester, custom built Cape, front to back fireplaced Homaa For Bala 23 porch, beautiful shrubbed $39,500. 1103. overlooking treed yard. Just ROBERT D. MURDOCK living room, formal dining room, klngsized master perfect for crowds. Home also BaaHor and treed yard. Walk-up at WE NEED USTINGS BOLTON - Custom built features three bedrooms, at A fantastic price bedrooms, vinyl siding, patio with gas grill. Take a look. tic. Immediately available. NOW! Raised Ranch with three tached garage and porch. A Outstanding value. HUNTING? INDUSTRIAL ARTS INSTRUCTOR bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. -eat buy tor $37,900. Call MANCHESTER - (2-3) on this 5 room •40,900 a w L iw w n Hi NURSES Kitchen with built-ins and f/W Realty, 647-1419. families. Five rooms each, Ranch. Full Manchester, four bedroom Garrison (k>Ionial only^Uiree BAimOWS A WAUACE Thinking of Selling Your FOR SOMETHING NICE? large dining area, heated 22 separate furnaces. Action years young, fireplaced living room, formal dining ^ m , iwaBia im, k s k h Property? Call TODAY! This Is a nicoly docoratod 3 badroom Capa localad AGRICULTURE BACKGROUNDS foot family room, 2-car gar Real Estate, 6465206, 647- bsmt., carport, 1st floor laundry, brick and aluminum exterior. Must be uTm mans wms on quiat straeL Rac room, 1W baths, nica yard with age. Mid ISO’s. Wolverton 1300. patio. Buy now and tn|oy your naw home for lha DIESEL MECHANICS Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. atio, treed lot. TEACHERS (Math-Science) ^ 202 KEEHy STREET PHILBRICK holidayat $39,900. Immaculate 9-room Raised MANCHESTER - Six room Rlust sell to set Peace Corp needs volunteers for positions overseas. MANCHESTER - Ranch condominium. All large MANCHESTER - New listing. home with six rooms in Ranch. Three baths, wall- tle estate. Call Six room Cape with large pan Singles and married couples without dependants. Living rooms, 21/2 baths, carpeting, cluding three or four to-wall, acre lot, fireplace, appliances, air conditioning, now. SENTRY eled rec room, quiet child safe AGENCY allowance, air transportation, health henefits, savings hedrooms, fireplaced living garage. $57,900. street. Three bedrooms, for and vacation provided. immediate occupancy. 0. F. REALE room, large kitchen, full base Minimum down payment, Real Estate Services mal dining room, flrralace, REILTORS For more kdbrmation see a Peace Corp representative UPENTA AGENCY W ARREH E . ment, detached garage. priced for quick sale. $8,500. $8,500. ^ i s t Coast Realty, 175 Main Street Phone 646-4525 at the Sheraton, Trumbull Street, Civic Center Plaza, Buckley School. $41,900. 646-2440 Robert D. Murdock, R w tor, HOWUND BjTO)^ML4 289-4331 528-9668. Evenings, 644-1937, Hartford, Conn. Sept. 29-Oct. 1,10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 6435968. 6464200 U tR Realty Company, Inc. Baaltora 648-1108 649-2813. 643-2692. i«. < t f 111 < 111 « I ! •PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Oct. 1.1878 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Oct. 1.1976 —PAGE SEVEN
Homee For Aafe S3 Reel Estete Wented S3 Scrvteea Offered -31 PelnUng-Pepertnn 32 Heeling-Plumbing 35 ArUclee lor Bele 41 O f SPONSORED BY THESE IMMEDIATE Cash for your G.L. McHUGH Painting - SEWERLINES, sink lines, TAG SALE - Antiques, fur LOCAL BUSINESSES... property. Let lu enlain our . Oeorga H. QrtfRng, Inc. Interior, exterior painting, cleaned with electric cutters, niture, clothing, crafts, lair proposal, call Mr. quality professional work at ^ professionals. McKinney hardwood lumber, skis, KEITH Belfiore, M7-1413. DRMNFILDS reasonable prices. Fully in- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com darkroom, movie. October HOUSE WEEK sured, 6489K1. pany, 6485^. 2nd, 3rd, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 14 RHLESTAH MAY WE BUY your home? CELLARS Stephen Street, Manchester, 172 E. Center 8t. (Juick, fair, all cash and no Iw M iftt SMirtcs NO JOB too small, toilet off Parker. problems. Call Warren E. Bulldlng-ContrecUng 33 repairs, plugged drains, Howland, Realtors, 6^1106. SsSMoxw kitchen faucets replaced. PHILCO Refrigerator - “Volunteer'’ “Wo Make • ScrtwiM Loam A repaired, rec rooms, Mature model, excellent con- Qravel NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - HOUSE CALLS” SELL YOUR HOUSE through Remodeling, repairing, ad bathroom remodeliiw, heat 'dition, $60. (Child’s rocking • Stone ^ modernization, etc. Free es chair, $5., girl's one speed 20 J. Watson Beach Real Estale ditions, rec rooms, porches To Save Company. Professional real • FHI timates gladly given. M & M bike, $15. Call 64823%. 6 4 6 -4 1 2 6 and roofing. No job too small. Plumbing 4 Heating, 6482871. estate service for nearly 50 •'PrifoeMod Qravel Call 6483144. . It's possible, by volunteering 6 4 0 -1 0 2 2 years. Call our Manchester of PARKER LAWN sweeper - ANDOVER 742-7886 Self propelled. Briggs and some of your brains and fice, 647-9139. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Stratton Entfigine...... $ 100 . musde to the rinishing of your MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. remodeling, additions, gar PLANNING TO SELL? - Our - Flooring 36 Excellent condition. CaU648 new home, to save several 311 Main Street 646-2130 ages, roofing, call David COVENTRY - Spacious counseling can help without, Patria, 644-1796. 8188. hundred dollars of Contemporary seven room of course any obligation. HAVE TRUCK wUl travel. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, L i^t trucking, call 643-fl^. floors like new, no waxing, ATTIC CLEARANCE sale - construction costs. After all, Split. Acre wooded lot, im Odegard Realty, 643-4365. WES ROBBINS carpentry labor is the biggest cost in mediate occupancy, $52,900. (specializing in older floors). Miscellaneous household o b wb ELECTRICIAN - AU types of remodeling specialist. Ad Ceilings and inside painting. building, and by contributing J U Art JmportB Welles Agency, 742-73M. items. Knick-knacks, bric-a- wiring, electrical improve ditions, rec rooms, dormers, JohnVerfame, 6485^, STO- brac, games, also ditto spirit some of your own time and MANCHESTER - Good value. SELLING YOUR HOME? ment and repair work. Free built-ins, bathrooms, ww duplicator 14”xl51/2” master sweat your savings will mount estimates. Call 6485253. kitchens, 6483446.< Unique Accent DScor Six room Cape with dormer, Get top dollar! Call our floor type, $50. Two portable typewriters', Underwood, $20. in a hurry. ' three bedrooms, formal competitors FIRST — then South Street OP«n Wed. dining room, fireplace, two DRESSMAKING - AlteraUons LEON aESZYNSKI builder - Articlee tor Bele 41 each. One office typewriter, Give it cardol thought and new homes custom built, Coventry S'***- baths, panellra rec room. $35,- call us LAST. Mr. done in my home, reasonable. SCM Deluxe (A ll CAPS), discuss it with your contractor Rothman, Frechette & Call 6 4 ^1 9 . remodeled, additions, rec 742-7805 500. ^ s t Coast Realty, 528- ALUMINUM sheets used as $30. One sigma Ind. Wet after he has made the flnal 9668, 643-9969. Martin Realtors, 6484144. rooms, garages, kitchens printing p(ates, .007 thick, rocess copier, $50. Held at bid. Painting a room is one Largest selection of brass, copper NOEL’S CARPET Service - remodeled, bath'tile, cement alabaster in Connecticut 23x32”. 25 Cents each or 5 for le rear of 43 Roll Street, off thing, a whole house is Cleaning repair and sales. work. Steps, dormers. $1. Phone 6482711. East O nter Street, October RUSTIC CONTEMPORARY Follow signs o ff 44A to Residential or commercial. S anodlier. But it’s fmishii^ Free estimates. Pick up and 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 10 a.m. to 6 Nathan Hale Homestead deUvery. Call 742-8885, An Call 6484291. toudies like these that, will CELEBRATE CLEAN USED refrigerators, p.m. □ MISC. SERVICES dover Plaza, Andover or 648 ranges, automatic washers, Hiis modem design more beams, fireplace with outside perii^ put a larger home CHRISTMAS 3468, Bolton, Conn. SANTIVASCI 4 SON. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s HOTPOINT ELECTRIC suitable for today's style of ash dump, casement windows within your reach. Remodelers, builders, con Appliances, 649 Main St., 648 range - 39”x26”. Push button 31 living. for full veiitilatkm and access Here’s some suggestions; Services Offered FmEPLACES (LIVE) Save tractors. Residential and 2171. cooking, automatic oven in true Colonial surroundings commercial. Workmanship ITie recessed entrance and to rear sun deck. Pre-manitfactured cabinets on fuel, installed existing timing, excellent condition. with your family gathered before CASH PAID for your older, homes or new. Guaranteed guaranteed. 6480683, 5680180. DARK LOAM - Five yards, separate foyCT direct you to There are three large installed by 3A)u in the kitdien. the large hearth of this 1753 an Looks like new. $75. East unwanted or junk cars. craftsmanship. Santivasci & $30., plus tax. Washed patio Hartford, 569-0575. kitchen-dining area, or, bedrooms, more than Doing your own finish tique Gambrel. Three fireplaces, Immediate removal. Windsor TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY original paneling, hardware and Son, 6486683, 5680180. and pool sand, gravel, stone. activity room. The dining ackquate doset space and two grading, sodding, and Bullden, Plumben, Remodehn, Electdclant, stenciling enhance its charm. 4-5 Auto Haul, 242-2549. Carpentry and general con 6489504. TAG SALE - 8 Colonial Road, room is adequately sized for full tub bafhs. landscaping in the yai^. Real Estate Broken end Selemen — Cell Ut for bedrooms, close to highway TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - tracting. Residential and Bolton, October 2nd and 3rd. guest entertaining or normal Laundry facilities are near Carpet installation. You Spedel Prices on your Appllence Needs end access, golfing, sdiools and shop REWEAVING burns, holes. (Heaning cellars and attics, commercial. Whether it be a WANTED - boy baby clothes, Moving to Florida. Follow the ping. All city utilities. Upper 60’s. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. moving large appliances, also small repair job, a custom family dining. The kitchen is a where the dirty clothes may install the paneling Services... size 2T or 3T in good condi red arrow off 44-A Bolton. Call Katherine Bourn, 742-8646 or Window shades, Venetian stone and loam delivered. 644- built home or anything in tion, and chest of drawers in corri^r style with built-in accumulate and tt^ room is yourself. Suzanne Shorts 646-3233. Moving. 4 4 3 ^ HARTFORD RD. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 1775, 644-9532. between, call 6481379. good condition. Call 643-9262. appliances and excellent fully separated. It includes Installation of insulation MANCHESTER Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 648 ANCONA Accordian, 120 bau, cabinet and counter space and wall cabinets, pantry and (you’ll have to work this into 5221. DRAPERIES - custom made - MASONRY - Brick, block, SEWING MACHINES - 1976 medium size, $80. Oil burner, is directly accessible to douUe ^lace for washer and d^er. tte contractm-’s schedule.) PHONE 647-9997 J. WATSON BEACH CO. very reasonable. Work stone, plastering and con Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. $15. Good condition. Oall 648 CiM TREE Service - Free es guaranteed. Call anytime un crete, fireplaces and garage. The plan is N un^r 3S6.^1t Completing the woodwork 6 4 7 -9 1 3 9 V $48.50. Singer Touch and Sew, 6726 Equal Housing Opportunity timates, discount senior til 9 p.m., 6484266. chimneys. New and repair. E. The activity room is a indudes only 1,380 square f ^ . trim-out of door hangings and originally $389. now only RET OUR LOW citizens. Company Richardson, 643-0889, M9-0608. $88.40. Fully guaranteed. Call TAL SALE - October 2nd and tremendous impact, being a For further information write casings, baseboards and LOW PRICES! Manchester owned and LIGHT and Heavy trucking - 2381123, Dealer. 3rd, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hendee , full 23'6" by 14'6" clear inside W. D.. F an n er, P.O. Box 49463, Lote-Lend For Safe 24 operated. Call 6481327. NEW CEILINGS and window casings. »— I •Bni Free estimates and special Road, Andover (off'Route 6). ' dimensions and including false Atlania, Ga. 30329. rates for senior citizens. 643- archways installed, ceilings LOAM - Nice - Right off the Utility trailer, pool table, ItRBBW I hiIm ELLINGTON - Standish 8136 or 6485079. resurfaced, unique and com farmlands. Call M9-4356 or bicycle, household items. * H m .niM i Street - Ehccellent location, mon ceiling textures, Drobiak 643-9918, AA zone, city water, adjacent CHIMMEY TYPING DONE in my home - Dry Wall (To., The (Veiling and PIANO - Why buy a new one Open Eve. 16 9 9U« 6CCR to golf fairway, starting $13,- SWEEPING Letters, reports term papers, Wall People, Manchester. 648 A PPL IA N C E S - US'-- when you can have used is'-cTsir-u* © By W. D. FARMER Tue A 6et16 6 9M per lot. Call 64^757. After Prepare your system for manuscripts, resumes. Refrigerator, range, dispo. '5ble-Nelsj)n Spinet in 5, 649-3423. Reasonable. (}all Bert 643-4025 ... ..-ellent condition for $695. winter now. Call Gene airconditioner. Guaranteeu. after 6 p.m. or 643-4302 - leave S AND S Framing Corporation Appliance Repair, Inc. 648 6489952. BBRNIB'S T V Spak, 8787767. M D ROOM ACO ROOM 5 1/2 ACRES, with pond, old name and number. - House built. We do the bard 1111. lO'-4r«ll^ T1 ACrmTT ROOM 1 AAANCHBST6R PARKAOE barn, frontage on paved road work, you do the finish. 643- THREE FAMILY Ug sale - 44S-VM1 NIXT TO YOUTH CtNTCR \ in Bolton, (fonn. R-1 zone. R.S. FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets 0921. EAST CATHOLIC Uniforms - 107 Tallwood Drive, South Olmsted, Realtor 289-7939 WILL TILLyour garden for $7 and doors made to order. Top wanted. Call 6481225. Windsor. Friday, October 1st, days, 649-7630 evenings. „ r - i p 1------per hour. Ciall anytime, 742- quality work, reasonable RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 10 a.m. to'5 p.m., Saturday S a i a ik i u p l o o r prices. References. 6487831. UNIFORMS WANTED - and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ^ J * . ” * DIRIM6 r KIT BUILDING COVERING I HEBRON - One hundred acre ROOFER will install roof, Brownies, Girl Scout, Boy 1967 Pontiac Executive, 2- former girl scout canrn. Many MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, siding or gutters for low dis Scout, Cub Scout. Call 648 door hardtop. 70,000 miles, SUPPLIES uses. Asking $250,(Ki0. Call concrete, steps, sidewalks, count price. Call Ken at 648 1225. $ ^ . in good running condi ______j i J ,, ____1 *‘‘_l B/W Realty, 647-1419. patios, chimney and fireplace. Peinting-Pepering 32 2456. tion. A irestige sofa, stan &11 875-4973 after 6. FOR SALE - two 700-13 dard size bed frame, toys, Oo # • • O C#oT ” COVENTRY - Large farm INSIDE - Outside painting. BIDWELL Home Improve games, clothes and many mis NOU9E IliOMFT I Buy Where The Builders Buy studded snow tires mounted AARAOCPLAN NO 4AI 356 AOFT f I 6ARA6C with three lovely homes olus Special rates for people over ment Co. Expert installation on 1968 Dodge wheels. $30. for cellaneous. 6UN OCCK IA9 MPT I GENERAL Remodeling and tl‘-0*«2i-0* other out buildings. Call B/W painting, interior and }. Fully insured. Estimates of aluminum siding, gutters both; Two wheels for 1970 Realty, 647-1419. exterior. Free estimates. given, dall 6487863. and trims. Roofing installa Toyota $10. for both. Call 648 TAG SALE - Five families, SUBURBAN FLOOR SOUTH WINDSOR References. Reasonable tion and repairs. 649-6495,878 4886 after 5 p.m. rain or shine. Botti’s Fruit SB Amttrong A Congohum FREE E ttinutu RL S. Nutmeg Rd. Buelneee Property prices. 6487831. PAINTING - interior and 9109. Farm, 260 Bush Hill Road, 11-5 WMkdq r* • Thundir H 5 - Al Dqr M . exterior, paperhanging, WE BUY and sell furniture - Manchester, October 1st, '1 MOORE'S MANCHESTER - Grocery a.m. to 6 p.m., October 2nd |888 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE 28941231 QUALITY Refinishing - excellent work. References. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Cash on the line. One piece or s a t s s s i, store with bber permit, Custom reupholstery, 199 Free estimates. Fully in roohng, storm windows, aw an entire houseful. 646-6432. and 3rd, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fur-'' excellent location and lease. Forest Street, Manchester. sured. Martin Mattson, 648 nings. (Jualjjy workmanship, Furniture Barn, 345 Main niture and miscellaneous niM IIUn MIDDU MAN I To: Near community college and Caning, repairs-. Very 4431. free estimates. Fully insured. Street. Beside Douglas items, bargains galore,, also I W. D. Farmer growing area. Call for details reasonanle. Free estimates. 872-9187, 6483417. Motors. fresh sweet cider, apples and 646-0131. Hayes Corporation. pears, also pumpkins. I ^.0. Box 4t44S 6488574. PAPER HANGING Expert. Your average paper, in SPECIALIZING cleaning and RANGE - Ketimore 4 burner, A SAVINGS OF 10% I ANufltU, Ga. wm AN-----RR------Reel Eetete Wented 28 BRICK-Block, stone. average room , $25. Mr. repairing chimneys, roofs, electric. Excellent condition. TAG SALE - Saturday lEMPLE’S nWvlQ r W H l I Pl«M« i*s4 lnf(n.iNM M Man Na^ fireplaces, concrete, chimney Richman, 646-3864. nr A- '0 ifs. Free estimates. 30 Call 875-4629. Sunday, 9:30 a.m., 32-41-79 I ALL CASH for your property repairs. No job too small. Year- '.xperience. Howley, Keeney Street, Manchester. CARPET & FLOOR COVERING I 643-53bi. TAG SALE • Two love seats, Many families. Large variety R00FMG«SIDING*GUTTERS alio repairs I NAMI- within 24 hours. Avoid red Save. Cell 644-8356 for es PAINTING - Interior, ceiling Conn&ctleufM Larg»$f Floor Covoring tape, instant service. Hayes timates. work, paper hanging, fully in $W. Lamps, typewriter, 45 of everything. over 15 yean experienoe fully insured Corporation, 6480131. sured. Foi* free estimates call WILL DO your roof - rpm records, stereo tapes, ice Doalor Reasonable price. skates, gilitar, assorted TAG SALE - Saturday, 9 a.m. OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9-6 EXPERT TREE Removal Brian Henry, 646-4161. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES SELLING your house? Gall us and land clearing - free es Remodeling rec rooms and household items. Saturday,,, to 5 p.m., 162 Ferguson Road. , THURSDAY A FRIDAY 9-9 first and we’ll make you a timates • fully Insured. Call PAINTING, Paper hanging. ■carpenter work. Buy your own October 2nd 10-5 p.m. Rain Sideooard, portable oven, 308 MMn St.. ManchMttr . 043-6662 HA job t t f cash offer. T.J. Crockett, All State Tree Expert Com Carpentry work; Call 643-445iS, material. Free estimate, call date Sunday October 3rd. 30 Childs desk and many in 643-9092 Realtor, 6481577. pany. 742-6591. or 6 4 ^ 7 . anytime 528-3138. Baldwin Road, Manchester. teresting items. f , i f l> J . I' l •nr S IT U > •ia . I ) ' -
1976 p Xg e r ig h t - MANCHESTER EVEl 41 Ooga-BIrda-Pata 43 Apartmwifa For M 41 ArtM aa tor Sala 41 ArtM aa for Sala Artfc/at tor Safa 41 ArVcIo* lor Sato Apartmanta Por Bant 83 Apartmanta Par Bant 83 Apartmanta For Bant 83 Bualnaaa for Bant 88 Bualnaaa for Bant S3 Bualnaaa for Bant 88 TWO SIAMESE cats. One WE HAVE customers waitl^ TWO M" chrome mag wheels 30” WESTINGHOUSE elec for the rental of your ap—. TWO BEDROOM Duplex - ■uiNaroH EAST HARTFORD - Main male and one female. THREE BEDROOM apart TWO - Professional Offices - MANCHESTER - Main with oversize tires. each. tric stove. Maytag Wringer ment or home. J.D. Real Appliances and private base Sealpoint. 830. each. 4- BRAND NEW ment - one and 1/2 baths, all First floor, excelloit business Street, one, two and three Street. 2,000 square feet prime washer, Regina electric floor Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Call 649^14. ANNOUNCINI monnths-old. ths-old. 647-9813.647-1 ment. Lease and security. Mtadwabroofc Apart mania. Jual off appliances, basement storage, location, all facilities, room offices available. Call retail space available polisher, portable record November 1st. Call owner 1980^______82M per month. No pets. 649- It aouM tS. Counby taWng. Brand hret and utilities not included. parking, rent reasonable. 643 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643 CARPET REMNANTS • Auto j ^ e r with stand. Call 643- naw 1 badroom unHa In attraettva collect, 2231206. THE OPENINS f r e e KITTENS - Litter box 9455, 6*7-8773. IO. Call Mr. Peterman, 649- 1680, 6&3549. 4535. carpeting, sleds, ladies lined trained. Call 643-1716 after LOOKING for anything in real brink and alona gardan agarbnanl 04, 6444659. leather boots size 8, four estate rental - apaiments, building. Talai alaeirta. laab aparl- 5:30 p.m. CHARLES APARTMENTS - S m anl haa Ha awn M h rld u a l antranoa. Danish Walnut dinette TAG SALE - October 2nd, BEM ETTS COUNTRY STORE homes, multiple dwellings, no Deluxe 4 1/2 room THREE BEDROOM Duplex - Autoa For Bala 81 Autoa For Sala 81 armchairs, wrought iron plant Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., fees. Call J.D. Real Estate AduHa. Na aata ar daga. S laam, 1 OmCE SPACE townhouses. One and 1/2 untt, 8170,8W raam dahna un- Living, dining and family stand. 649-6440.______326 Spruce Street (corner of Associates, Inc. 646-1980. baths, all appliances, 2 air FORRBIT Uvaatoek 44 ISO, IW roam, 1 alary with room. Modern kitchen with Spruce and Charter Oak). conditioners, carpeted, heat, TAG SALE - Saturday and 2nd Showroom nllraplaoa, 0218. naaatva now lorcabinets, stove dishwasher, IISO square feet, center of I Four families - furniture, mis ROCKVILLE - Accepting hot water, patios, washer Sunday, October 2nd and Srd, In Their Home PRIVATE NEWLY opened Sapl. 1B-Oa1. 1 ooaupanoy. Call refrigerator. Attic, basement 1 Manchester, air conditioning andj cellaneous household items, applications for one bedroom, hook-ups, basement garages. jia maa J. Oaiaay, 878-0114 and garage. 8290. monthly.. I parking. CaH MMS6 1 . 12-5 p.m. 371 Lake Street Maple Wood SUble has large 8127 per month, two-bedroom, (Manchester Bolton line). etc. On Route 6, Coventry 646-15M, 646-0800. Security deposit, no pets. Call box stalls available - p o ^ 8161 per month, three Collectibles, silver, pictures, lessons available call 649-04K CHILDREN Always welcome after 5 p.m., 6^3050. G A R A G E SALE - F iv e (2 Houses from South St.) bedroom, $174 per month. CLEAN FIVE room apart - in our residential located canning jars, knick knacks, after 5 during the week, any ATTRACTIVE Four room - families. October 2nd and Srd, .Rent...... includes...... all utilities, ment with garage. 8210. per two-bedroom townhouse THREE BEDROOM much more. Cheap! time weekends, Boiton area. office. Central downtown 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 71 South waii-to-wall carpeting, and month plus utilities. Six room apartments - 8140:\^ Private Townhouse. Centrally located. location, in professional Adams Street. Skis, weights, parking. Call 1-237-8859 f(forin - apartment with garage, 8200. parking, frontback laW ns,^- Available November 1st. 8270. TAG SALE, - Saturday and building with parking, heat, fessional skates, a QiarB- formation. EHO. er month plus utilities, trances, plenty cabinets, la r p monthly, no utilities. Security Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Boafs-Acceesorfos 46 and air conditioning. Camping kitchen, cook kit, so m u ^ miscellaneous. echette & Martin, 64M144. walk-in pantry, refinished oak and references. 6431316, after FEATURING FOUR ROOM apartment, Available November 1st. (]all forth. Exercise bike, r 14 FOOT FIBERGLASS Boat floors, closets in each room, 5 p.m. 649-87ffi. heat, hot water, appliances, MANCHESTER - Two 6432865. glassware, household items. TWO LIVING room (toirs - with steering vrheel, 40 h.p. completely painted, clean - central location, parking, bedroom townhouse. Heal, hot MANCHESTER - Available 258 Parker Street, Swivel in stripes; one in gold, BETTER ANTIQUES Johnson and n it Trailer with ready to move in, school MANCHESTER - 122 East security, lease. 82()5.649-SStt. water, air conditioning. across the street, near immediately. Very clean four Manchester. good condition, 835. and 840. extras. 646-5993. (Center Street, 530 sq. ft. first Available October 1st. f w . busline, 15 minutes from room apartment. Stove, 647-9717. floor, modern office. Aimile 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex, 644-2427 weekdays. Hartford, 5 minutes from refrigerator, separate beating TAG SALE - Coke machine, Garden Products 47 parking. Merritt Agency, M 3 c e ^ chest, household items TAG SALE - Piano, oak diairs COME IN AND BROWSE appliances, enclosed major hi^ways. Model open 7 system. References and backyard, basement with 9 HAZEL STREET - Three days weexly, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. or security. No pets. 8160. 647- and much more. Friday and and household iton s. 10 a.m. D AILY: 1-5 LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick washer/dryer hook-ups, rooms, second floor. Fur call for more information, 1414. Saturday, 206 South Sreet, to 4 p.m., Friday and Satur your own - tomatoes, wppera, GLASTONBURY 4,000 feet in Saturday A Sunday All Day private entrance in driveway, nished, heat, electricity, 224-3125. 597 Ellis Street, New Rockville. d a y , 167 Vernon Street, hot peppers and eggmant, by dustrial space first floor, no pets. Security and parking. Lease aad security Britain. Homes for Bant 84 Manchester. 1646-9550 742-9634 the baAet. ^lenceij^treeC, oveihead Crane suitable many references, 649-9258. required. Call 649-2865. ANTIQUE 9x12 Persian Rug, Ufa Honor M aster Chorgo Manchester-next to K-Mart purposes. 81.50 foot, beat and FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, lamp Uble, 83., living room TAG SALE - Old bottles, Plaza - Bring your (own con FIVE ROOM Duplex - Close electric included. 633-7511, chairs, $8. each, baby oed 86. Win Buy One Item or House Lota FOR RENT 5 Room duplex in SECOND FIDOR - Five room living room, dining room and crocks, jugs and fruit jars, tainers. Alsobutter and sugar to everything. 8195. per 6437287. Vernon, 3 bedrooms 1 1/2 flat. All appliances, fully two oaths. Garage, paricing, 9x12 American Oriaital, 855. shutterettes, 2x4’s and odd corn, by the dozen or by the month. SMurity, no pets. 643- with pad. miscellaneous. Call BENNETTS COUNTRY STORE, baths, all utilities paid by te carpeted, basement storage 8385. 6436067. pieces, chairs and much i«a«4Au*»iea8»€rw oiii»isiw «^ai»sj»eiit»ut«wt) bag (5 doz.). 4072. MANCHESITIR Professional 643-9804. , -— ~ nant, 8275 per month. Call 649- with washer and dryer con mwe. From dawn to 4 p.m., BOLTON, CONNECTICUT - Park. Modern high rise 24^ between 9 and noon. nections. Convenient to E IG H T ROOM O ld er - Frtlay and Saturday, October WINE GRAPES - premium MANCHESTER - Rent 8140. a ' lional o ffice space, TAG SALj^- 432 West Middle schools and shopping. 8260. No Colonial. Fireplaces, large 1st and 2nd, 113 Box Mountain quality French hybrid, month. Two bedrooms qg, air conditioning, Turnpi|te. Parkade FOR RENT 5 room Duplex, in utilities. Call Mr. Peterman, lawn, parking area. Drive, Veraon. Burgundy type, 25 cents per remodeled. Oil heat, residen S , all utilities. 10,0w ' itets. Big assortmoit. Manchester, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 649-9404 or 6444659. Appliances, no children, pets. TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc lb. 6434)325. tial area, walking distance to square feet available. Sub r 2nd, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. TAG SALE - Sevoal families. TAG SALE - Antiques, fur baths, all utilities paid by te Imrking adults. 6432880. tober 2nd. Rain date (xitober nant, 8285 per month. Call 649- stores, references and securi divide to suit. 646-8422. Saturday, October 2nd 10 a.m. niture, typewrito^, air CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig COLONIAL COUCH and 3rd, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 839 2462 between 9 and noon. ty. 1-564-7855. to 5 p.m. Refrigerator, tools, ditioner, TV, books, mis- your own. 81-50. 29 Mountain RENTAL OFFICE BOLTON NOTCH - Three chair, fair condition, 850. Call cellaneoas.-28S Parker Street, Colter Street. Three families. room cottage. Gas heat, ideal bathm m sink, pitchers, Road, Glastonbury. Near DAMATO ENTERPRISES THREE ROOM apartment for Autoa For Sala 81 528-3414. Satur^y and Sunday, 9 a.m. ROCKVILLE - Three room for couple. Call 1-223-4460, 74 glass and diina, baby equip Minnechaug Golf Course. Large variety of Apartments and rent. Heat, hot water, MULTI-FAMILY tag sale - apartment with beat and hot Townhouses throughout a.m. Lease and security ment, miscellaneous. Ram to 5 p.m. appliances. Main Street loca "• TAG SALE - three families, Furniture, toys, mis water, stove and refrigerator. Manchester. required. References. date, Sunday October Srd, o t - AnBquaa 48 tion. Swond floor, references, youth hockey equipment, TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc- cellaneous. Sunday October 8158. Adults only. No pets. R M la l Offfco opon daffy S-S, ner McKee and Ensign Sal. fO-3, Sundtr security, lease. 8175. Call large pine table, sewing tobo* 2nd, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 92 Srd, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. rain or Parking for one car. Security MANCHESTER - ExecuUve Streets. WANTED Antique furniture, after 6 p.m. only 6433911. machine, lawn mowers, Hollister Street. Collecting 25 shine. Ambassador Drive, deposit. Call 646-7690. 646-1021 3room Raised Ranch, four WE 60 OUT OF OUR WRY TO glass, pewter, oil paintings, or clothes, furniture, plants, years. Children’s skis, boots, Manchester. CTuster 1 off 240 New State Road bedrooms, conveniently MUL'n-FAMILY Tag sale - other antique items. R. FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch miscellaneous household dmtes, parkas, sleeping bags, Lydall Street. FIVE R(X)M - Three bedroom located. M aw extras, must be Saturday and Sunday, October Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER Street, first floor. Adult cou items. Something for diairs, old jewelry, clothes, apartment in two-family seen. East Coast Realty, 523 2nd ana Srd. 4 H ^ Ikrive, ple, no children or pets. Call everyone October 2nd and 3rd small TV, lawn mower, TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc duplex. CHose to busline, no Vernon. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Baby ANTIQUES Wanted - fur 9668, 6439969. from 10-5 on Swamp Rd., household itons, and modi tober tad, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., pets, security required, (h ll furniture, carriage, strolla', niture, oriental rugs, pain PLEASE YDU! North Coventry. more. 729 North Main Street. Dubaldo Lesperaqce Agency, furniture. Girl’s bike, car tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, 81 tires, toys, illuminated Miscellaneous, many 6430505. Autoa For Sala 81 Autoa For Safe 61 Autos For Sala TAG SALE • Saturday, Oc 14-Naur Aluminum bousebold items, clothing. desks, pottery, weathervanes, ceramic Christmas tree, baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. tober 2nd, 10-4, Martm and books, miscellaneous. Combination Doors- ’THREE ROOM apartment, Porter Roads, Hebron. Ski 118 Main Street, first floor 1975 FORD 1974 1974 Bcralclisd, dontsd. Soms .WANTED - Complete estates, boots, golf clubs, children’s TAG SALE first. We are 8200. Security. 646-2426,9 a.m- hardware missinfl. 42 clocks, phonographs, steins. LTD THUNDERBIRD MONTE CARLO items, ironstone,, some an reclaimiiu our garage. An BuUdbtg Suppllaa 5 p.m. “As Is"-$16 EACH Will buy outright or sell on Landau. Blua finish, LoadodI All Thunder- Blue, vinyl roof, power tiques. tiques, frames, cups and cars NATURAL STONE for consignment, any quantity. automatic, power bird features Including steering, power brakes, saucersr bottles, la n ^ , fur MODERN TWO bedroom retaining walls, veneers, 644-8962. staaring, power brakes, air conditioning, AM- TAG SALE - 5 Grant Road, niture, bodrs, etc. Rain or SEARSi Townhouse, heat and hot FORD factory air conditioning NEW FOR 1977 Manchester. Saturday, Oc shine. October 2nd 10 a.m. to4 patios, etc. Pick up by the water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, air conditioning, AM-FM and vinyl roof. FM. Low, low mileage. Dound or delivery by the ton. tober 2nd, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. p.m. October 3rd, 1-4 p.m. 480 WE BUY and sell furniture. dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, stereo. Adult and diildren's clothes, Woodland Street. Cash on the line. One piece or ilton Notch Stone (}uarry. □ RENTALS 8240. Call 528-1708 days. Thunderbiid lamp, baby scales, pozzies, an entire houseful. 64M432. 6»-3163. M 7 9 5 M 2 9 5 kniai-knacKS, jeweliy. TAG SALE - Friday and Furniture Barn, 345 Main FOUR ROOM spacious - M495 Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Street. Beside Douglas BUILDING to be torn down. Rooms for Bant 52 modern apartment. Heat, hot BEGONIA PLANT sale - Some antiques and huafreds Motors. Plenty of good lumber, suf- water, stove, refrigerator, Route 44-A, North Coventry of useful household items. 23 fleient material to frame and ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly garage. Convenient location. , Green, October 1st, 1-S p.m., Unwood Drive, Manchester. TAG SALE - Sunday, 9 a.m. clapboard a large house. Will rooms, single 856., double 869. 1 ^ . per month. Security. 646- ★ SAVE NOWI ★ October 2nd, 10 a.m. Coventry on, 94 Hawthorne S t i ^ . Air e x i ^ g e material for dis plus tax, continental 7268, 6434884. Garden Club. mantling and removing SIXTY HOLLAND molds - conditioner, few antiques, breakfast, maid service, color 1972 1974 FORD 1970 DODGE toys and o d ^ and ends. material. 4434006 or 647-977L TV, utilities, parking. Call, FOUR ROOM Duplex - adults, TAG SALE - 83 St. John Ceramic. Good to excellent DART 646-2300. parking, security. WINDOW VAN GALAXIE500 Street, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur condition. Norman kiln. Doga-BMa-Pata 43 Washer/dryer hookup. No E-300 by Ford. V-8, Yaiiow. 4 door sedan, 2 door, automatic, radio, day October 2nd. Parlor set, Together 8500. Call 643-2726 TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc BOLTON - Room for rent. A new car: auomatic, power automatic, power power steering. A good tables, chairs, 2 TV’s and weekdays 9-5. tober 2nd, Sunday, October children or pets. 643-5488. Srd, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Moving, DOG-CAT BOARDING Mature person, immediate oc steering, roof vent. steering, air second car. household items. bathing/grooming. Ckimplete TAG SALE - First time. Three must sell many bousebold cupancy. Nice surroundings FOR RENT - Four room ExcellenI condition. conditioning. items including electrical modern facilities. Canine and location. 825. per week TAG SALE - Saturday and families moving. Also antinue apartment available October appliances, vacuum cleaner, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon heated. Call 646-24ffi or 649- Sunday, October 2nd and Srd, shop having 20% off sale. Oc 1st. Parking, no utilities. clothes dryer, poftable bar, Road, Mandiester. 646-5971. 8989, Charlie. 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. Silver, tober 2nd and Srd. Different Security, adults only, no pets. SAVE many balw items and toys. 15 glassware, antiques, golf things each day. West Street, Call ^ 1 % after 4 p.m. < 2 7 9 5 < 2 8 9 5 HELP CONNECTICUT WANTED - Female room clubs, ice box, milk can. Hebron. 10 a.m. Follow signs. Henuock Street, Mandiester. Animal Welfare League, Inc. mate to share quiet country hydroplane, mirrors, and Rain or shine. FOUR R(X)M apartment with TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc- • find home for ^ y e d female bouse in Columbia. Fireplace, one and 1/2 baths, all many other choice items in Calico cat, well-trained and own room. Call Ellen or excellent condition. 82. TAG SALE - Saturday and t o ^ 2nd, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 63 appliances, carpeted, affectionate, has all shots. Corinne, 2239006. Plymouth Lane, Manchester. Sunday,. October 2nd and Srd. Nohnan Street. Household fireplaced living room, heat Lots of stuff. CB radio for items, clothes and brk-brac. Call 649-1326. and hot water included. 8285. DILLON SALES & SERVICE INC. FURNISHED ROOMS for FRIGIDAIRE -16.6 foot frost motor^cle. 76 Hubbard CiaU hfr. Peterman, 64^9404, Drive, Glastonbury. TAG SALE - Saturday, 9 a.m. SHELTIE Male, AKC, pretty rent • Community bath and 6444659. HTZGEMLD FORD MC. free, freezer section for 152 sable. One year. NeMS a kitchen. Utilities included. polinds, 8 ^ . Westinehouse to 5 p.m.. 48 Benton Street, 643-2485 100 VIMsor Avenue, RockvMe 875-3369 (corner of Wadsworth Exten loving home. 850. Also puns Near stores and busline. Ideal FORD 643-2145 dehnmidifier, 10 quart, |3S. TAG SALE to settle estate. 91 for senior citizen. Call after 5 **TollNnd County’s Oldsst Ford Doalsr” Norelco toir dryer, 85 00 649- Keeney Street. Saturday and sion). Lamps, chairs, ihis- and stud service. Call 6 ^ 4666. p.m. 6444383. KEEP HAPPY Houra: Weekdaya U-9, Thura. 9-6, Sat. 9-8 319 Main St. Manchester 3949. Sjuday. cellaneous itaiu. IL ! « « h 11 .i«B«Y^r*«f8ii - rrrrr^'iV'i tiiifivVlrvfiiii 1 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVEMNG HERALD EXCHANGE, Mancheste^. Conn., Fri.. Oct. 1, 1976 MAWCHESTEiR EVENING HERALD EIXCHANGE, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 1,1976 - PAGE ELEVEN » CHORCHES MOTORS !• l.. Si l i l L . i , '6 i.'I,.. Bu$Am$ (or BmA SB W antod to R ant 87 Autoo For Solo 81 Autoo For Solo SI Autoo For Solo 81 Autoo For Solo 81 DEMO SALE '.,w i j - t.' American FOR RENT • connecting w WANTED TO Rent - Garage PARTS Department now open 1970 CHEVELLE Concours - 1972 TOYOTA Cdica - Many 1966 PLYMOUTH - 2-door separate front room offices. for one car, Manchester area. Saturdays. Complete line of estate wagon, 307 - V4, power extras. Must seU. Call days, hardtop, automatic, power I Street, Call 6434846. CaU 6494530. Chrysler parts. Chorches steering and brakes, new 6464384; eves. 649-2062. steering, extra clean, $395. HURRYI Motors Motors. 6494646. brakes and exbanst, steel CaU 643-2951. ONLY 20 NEW ft DEMOS LEFT1 f - I / f S ^ " Wantod to Bant 87 RETIRED COUPLE wanU belted radials. Good condi 1969 MGB - ExceUent condi d . f A , » n V » » ,, S A M P L E B U Y three room apartment on first m o THUNDERBIRD, 24oor tion. $650. 6494255. tion. Micheiin radials, roU 1968 CHEVELLE Malibu. LOCAL CHURCH seeks • floor. Call 247-3713. Laiuan, excellent condition. bar. Must be seen, make Needs work, best offer. CaU 1976 DODGE SWINGER housing for family. Minimum $1,505. Please caU, 6464286 1960 AMBASSADOR - 44oor offer. 6434738. 6464931. ^ V f ■'V three bedrooms. Four adults. • after S:30 p.m. Sedan. Vinyl top, air, power. W r $200. Call anytime, 647-9141. Good running condition. 1972 CHEVY Station Wagon - FORD TORINO -1968. Power 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, Economical ' Antomatic, power steering, disc brakes, power steering, •> • MATURE WOMAN desires - power windows, extras. $850.646^2482, power brakes, air con good condition. DepaKtable attractive living quarters, one AUTOMOTIVE wheel, am/fnl, Charlie. ditioning, excellent condition. nansportation. $700. 649-1553. or two bedroonu. Maximum peplaver. 87^2S^1. 1977 Lineup! $200. heated. Office, 5664040, Miot be seen. Reasooame. 1963 4-DOOR Oldsmobile - CHEVROLET IMPALA - Autoo For Solo 81 t o e , 2894)982.______Dealer. 643-2791. - G o ^ condition. Most be CHEVY raXAlR - 1968 4- 1973. 44oor hardtop. Power NEED CAR? Credit bad? driven to be appreciated. CaU door. Small V-8. Radio, steering and brakes, air con YOUNG LADY looking for Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1973 VOLKSWAGEN - Stan- 6434433 after 5:30 p.m. antomatic transmission, fair ditioning, radial tires. ExceUent condition. $1500. furnished, unfurnished room Honest, Douglas accepts dmd shift, excelleitf condi condiUon. $400. CaU 7424400 CaU6»4692. 7 7 Pacer Wagon! in centr^ Manchester with lowest down, smallest tion, $1,850. Can 646-3325. 1975 RABBIT - Top nnodei. 2- after 6 p.m. 2-Deer, 6 c]«ndir, autemellc, radie, vhqd reel, wNItwell Dree, nar kitchen privileges. payments. Douglas Motors, door, automatic, air Con •rindew (M ogjhr, datam wlieel cevera phN much mete. SL No. *011 Reasonable rent. Write Atten 1968 MUSTANG - 220 cubic ditioning, radial tires, wheel 1970 JAVELIN Donahue - 360 1969 BIUSTANG MACH I - 429 Mfg. List Pries $4621 tion Wmdy, 48 Hartford Road, inch engine. Stick shift, covers, am/fm radio, many engine, scoop bood, spoUer, engine, P.S., P.B., AT, very RIDES LIKE low mileage, good shape Manchester. WE PAY $15 for complete bodiet seats, radio, beater. extras. One owner. ExceOent 49,000 miles. Must see! Im throughout. ~$1,4%. CaU 742- junk c ^ . Call Joey, Tolland Good nmning condition. $700. condition. Asking $3800. 646- maculate condition. $1500.289- A PACER... 8867 after 2 p.m. Sale Price $4099 Autoo For Sato SI Auto Body, 528-1990. Can 649-3338. 6297. 1287. nun CAMS n u u M i WORKS w m i LEAN mm e n g iik s LIKE A WA60N! S IM IL U SAVIN6S ON OTHBI DODGE ft CHRYSLER CARS IN STOCK ft READY FOR IMNKDIA1E OaiYERY? LOOK! AT T1ESE FUUY RE(»M)ITH)NED 1975 CORVEHE 7 7 MATADOR VALUE you can count on! T-Top. orangt. automctic. power sleerlrtg. power breket. AM-FM, 12.- ODOmilet. Wm $7995. «7450 1974 Charger 1976 R»t 6 cylinder engine, 7 7 MATADOR WAGON Vinyl top, auto., air cood automatic, power steering, Loaded! roomiest wagon in its class... air emditkming. ExceUent 1973 Cbev. C-10 condition. plus! Pickup, 6 qrl., 3 speed, new 1975 Conrette tires, ready to go! White, automatic, power 1971 bit Vi Picinp windows, air cond., and much, modi more! Low mileage, V-6, 4 speed, excellent condition! 1974 Dodge Colt 1972 Ford 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio, new ★ MORE stamdard featurwl ★ MORE comfort ★ MORE valuo] tires! Gran Torino, 9 passenger, V-8, auto., and more. 1966 liNMer 440 Excellent shape! 2 door, 6 cylinder, 3 speed. 1975 m Dister Excellent transportation. OfO^ BONNEVILLE Runs well. Real 77 GREMLIN X 6 cylinder, automatic, CATALINA 2-DR. COOPE BROUGHAM 2-DR. COUPE power steering, vinyl in 1970 R p Dister Excitement! terior, rallye wheels, fold Red, automatic, power down rear seat. Like .new! steering and brakes. Nice This one must be seen! car. Many Ottiar Used Cars To Choose From CHORCHES MOTORS PONTIAC AUTMORIZED DEALER Backed by the all-new W>an AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN* III ______CHRYSLER OH I 800aMaiidSLIIiancliester643^^^ DISPUY n MICKEY’S n A m S M V ^an MOTOR SALES Read Herald Ads NOW!! RTE. 83, ROCKVILLE 678-2898 Motors Buy Your Moot Cor Whoro Tho Sorvleo lo" Jeep Oufli PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Mani^ester, Conn., Fri., Q c t U ^ ihlll oty < p«hii Autos For Shto' 91 Cimport-rraffira l Th» M o bffi Homot 65 iilll TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, r(|li MERCURY yeilow,! excellent ctmition, THEY ARE here - All new M MODEL make an offer. Call 646-4938 1977 models. Big and Ifni after 5 p.m. beautiful. P*rlced-to sell. New MORIARTY 14’ wides, loaded with extras, BROTHERS LINCOLN END Tniek$ for S ifo 92 just 39995. Choice of two or three bedrooms. Immediate CJ5 JE E P - 1978. RoU bar, parking available. Excellent soft top, good condition. $2400. (inanmng. We need used 742-7621) after 5 p.m,. mobile homes. No better time weekdays. to trade. Move up to 14’ wide CLEARANCE SALE living. Call or visit our central 1966 INTERNATIONAL display at Plaxa Hornet 1348 76€0IE Tm S E D M I $3595 Dump truck. Loadstar 1600 V- Wilbur Cross Hlghwaj^ Berlin 73 CMT. MWUV $S IK 19H c m 2(00 $2795 8, 5-speed transmission, 2-> Turnpike, Berlin, Connec------Low mllaagA. Economical 6 cylinder Coups, dark graan, aaddia vinyl Imarlor, V- speed rear axle with Baker Angina, automatic Iranimlitlon, Ucut. 1-8266369. Qrawi vmyl foof. Al p o w InoludMto ipMd 6 ,4-apaad. dsoor group, radio, styla naal plow. 623-8384. P/ataarlng, P/bralcAA. radio, dahma vinyl whssla. eoniral, m mtiwl, AMM< mwo I much trim and whltawaP radial M m Carrlai HANDYMAN’S SPECIAL - ■nor*. Luxwy M • lo» prio*. jjIlljoa^ol^tadorjMaarmb^ 1973 n m DOSTDl $2595 Moforcycfoi-Bfcircfoi 94 12’ wide, 1970 mobile home. 2 door Coupa, aconotnical 6 cylindsr Wall-to-wall carpeting, 1973 GOTUSS S $2(95 angina, autornaMc, radio, now wMla alda MO’TORCYCLE Insurance - matching appliances, gun 2-Ooor Hirdtop. V^S, (utanwtic. potnr wall ballsd M m Lass than 33,000 mHsa. Specializing in low cost burner, 33,9^ (^111-8286360. 1971 M iniG o m $1595 Prload to asA ■tMrtng, powtr bnkM. FACTORY AIR Automatic transmission. pcAvar coverage for over 10 years. Plaza Homes, Broker. ‘ C0NDIT10NINQ, ridM whIMwdI Mm. and whits wan tiras. A graat buy. Binding authority. Crockett QWi hom) 1972 u m m $1995 4-Door Sedan, automatic, power atsarlng, Agency, Inc., 643-1577. Automothri Sirvtei. 66 1975 O H M $3995 1969 PONTVIC UTJIUM $1195 power brakaa, light graan Mnlth with dark 4-Ooor Sadtn. dwk gm n with MddI* In- 2-Ooor Hardtop, V.3, automatic, power graan interior, V-6. FACTORY AIR TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- ttrior, wonomlcal 6 cylIndAr ’ •nglra. staaring, power brakss, vinyl tool. A graat CONDtnOMNQ. Laaa than 45.000 miles. 750,8000 miles, oil cooler and sun specialists, factory (utomiMc. powAT AtAArtng & brtkAt, second car. rac^. 31,750. 2894042. trained, one day service, 114 buckAt AAAtA. FACTORY AIR. iacHaI Mm A East Main, Rockville. 871- radto. 1972 PLYMOini $1595 1974 MK inOET $2415 SatsHIts. 4 Door Sedan, V-3 angina,' 1973 HONDA - 350.4600 mUes. 1617. , V I automatic, powar stoarlng, powar brakaa,) Excellent condition. New i > 7 n W B K R 2 -R S B M $1595 . PrtesQ rtQhV factory ak. Laaa than 45,000 mBaa. Gaenomtori 6 eyl. radto, »«pasd kaiMila- back rest and canvass cover. QUALITY Reasonable Body Mon, ntotoy aquippad. Hard-to4bid prtoa CaU 6434609. repairs on all makes of cars. Enamel specialists. Call R&R Cimpira-T'rafteri Automotive 643-4302, ask for Mobffo Homes 65 Ralph for appointment. - 1 .• 18’ CAMPER trailer • single axle, excellent condition. E3even years old. 31,500. Call 7488930. Toyota • Datsun WE NEED 30 used ijiobile Specialist homes, all sizes, please call 315CnTnST.pMiUKKSTBLCOnL 643-5135 Plaza Home Broker, 1-828 Itae Day Sanrica 0360. On Most Jobs 17’ TRAVEL TraUer - 1970 Dutch Craft. Excellent condi ELM MOTORS tion, self contained. Sleeps 114 E. Main 8t. six, 32 gallon holding tank, aw Rockvllto ning extras. 31,9%. 649-8817. 87M 617 Automottvo Sorrico 99 A n n o u n cin g The Opening of Central Connecticut’s SEVERAL SHIPMENTS JUST ARRIVEDI Uost Modern Auto Body Shop! HUGE SELECTION OF 76 DATSUNS ON OUR LOTI '76 AUTO BODU • B-210’8 SHOP, me. • Trucks S2 GLENDALE ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR Off Rout* 5 Juki North of Iho G. Fox WarohouM • WAGONS gO'f' TEL. (203) 289-5212 • EVEN Z-CARS WE SELL ONLV^ DATSUNS O, C o n » '^ _ v ■ WE HAVE TO DO A BETTER JOB! aOTOBOf 1 y/ 7 D o* * 1 ^B£PA»B* ■ / § A « 1 . ^t wAlfo***'* j Hr I oonesTic ;Taaaa,'VMadl ib lra W \ and , m ’LOANER" CARS AVAILABLE AT NO CHARGE! FPEE ESTIMATES Ask for MIKE or JOHN S 6,m. to 6 p.m. wmichecteI^' WOTOBS, INC. 6 4 3 " 4 ^ f 6 5 GOOD USED CARS 15 BIG DAYS TODAY THRU SAT. OCT. 16 HEALTH & BEAUTY AlbS .t DISCOUNT PMCES! ______\______IMPORTANT! / b ufin i till* I t •••• r®'* P»y te® P'l®® (H E Q .) which l> our w w y d jy M llln i ptIm pill* » ptnhy lor Ih * *®eoii(l lU h i. On *Bni* lu n i* hflw*v®f y®'i Oty th* m»nul*cluf#f'» *UH**t*il H*l pHci (MFC.) wh»r»,lndle*l»d piu* * , I ’; oihhy let Ihd Mcom' il«ni. Th* minulicluinr’i *u(|«*l*d 11*1 pile* (M f o .) * r * not our 65 iS llllfi lK M * but * 1* th* «*U »i » *llln | p ile ** in other *to r** In ih l* iiildfl. Out *v*iyd*y **lllnt pile** *i* low*i. new 1 4*' •■B*«u* Buy*" *1* i V * I" Ibl* eirculai which «r* not Id *»l* ll*m* but e * and l?*el*l* which npiciint addlllon*l »»vI"5J to nm cucinmm*. New (tras, TO or idiate ell«it / used time / wide intrat , 1S48 1 ierlln nnec- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANi;niES:' NOT RESPONSIBLE fiOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS AL - lome. ting, gun "■ •‘i ■ i FAMILY HEALTH, BEAUTY FOR THE AND HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS ,Dat- ctory PRICE e, 114 STOCK UP AND SAVE! 871- OF ONE Body • •. • cars. PLAHWJM R&R PIUS I d O U B L ^ - E D G E )k for "HunriEU' pIlttK ilnp»|-1 n JKG^' HW A' 190 NATHK^L Cotton I Swabs V -f ►fOi . MMidi MM^YL WP® [ F i n i t Y o z r.DJ|m- OtlNMMT.15 277 WIST MIDDl ^ FILM DEVELOPING ( FORMEPIY COUNTY DllUG | NIANCHESTER, CONN. e lO t EVERYDAY PRICES OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to.10 P.M. •f XCEUENT QUALITY 158C SUN. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ; HOL. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. •FASTSERVICE ALSO SHOP ; HARTFORD* FARMINGTON • PUTNAM •COlCHlSTIR 'NORWICH • OIDSAYBROOR BR 10/76 MAYFAIR MANNINGS' CHEK-MATE AMY ALDRICH EXTRA DRY MAYFAIR HARNta^’nOSfED 'FOXriElB" MOISTUMZMG SUPREME 7 OZ SPRAY ROLL-OH ANTI-PERSPIRANT 10Z; ROLL-ON TRANSIUONT SHEER M l NUDt l 'V * 1 OP FPOSTED ^ DEODORANT DEODORANT DEODOUNT I. ANTI-PERSPIRANTI ilPSTICKS Moz NAIL ENAMEl PA N n NOSE PANTY HOM 2 OUNCES 7 o z SPRAY a FOR ■ FOR 2 J M 2 J M ' Utit /HICI l.ll'tv truTt wbrrt Utri* « tr PRtch Z.4SAI ft*- *«ec REGULAR REGULAR l.a ■FG. L » M FG .U 9 MFG. 1.59 MFG. U 9 REGULAR 2.49 REGULAR 1.99 lOOBnyta. *eerseanilsu Choice of U fiattedni shades. fid s selecttaa el dw Sheer stiehb tor eeitKt RL me*. Cholcs of sIz m 'G shades. AMlnew lie Ifots. ••HARRELL" latest laahiaa s h k s JiOK Choice of sites. 100% dyhm. bFORTHE k FOR THE Sixes IX Miert to 4X till. PRICE rina HARNELL VITAMIN E SKIN FEMINIOUE COCOA BUTTER HARNELL VITAMIN E OF ONE QUEEN SITE HAkHlU VITAMIH OF ONE CREAM 2 0Z. CREAM 3.5 OZ. E SKIH OH 1 OZ. SKIN OIL CAPSULES PLUS Pius OlAMOUt tASH COnON lAllSl SUPPORT X-WIDTH MASCARA RAG OF RAO PANTY HOSE PANTY HOSE 2 k)r1 “ I f 2 . 6 N iwFOR< . f^ B 2 »4« W f f.A*fl^ 2 5 0 0 Use fat cosaietics, baby j REGULAR 5.99 I ’••"•I r»murt O'*” ' REGULAR 2 99 REGULAR 4JS REGULAR 4.99 can, hoew BSC, etc. V tlA M lN l ICOCOA BUTTER SKIN OIL l*K rN an.% 15,000 I.U.S. A cream Helps eliminate wrinkles 20,000 I.U .l'K eepa skin CAPS 60’$ 300 I.U. Use as a SeR, absorboRL ■FG. SJ5 • RFC. U S REGULAR LSS tormuia hr softer skin & dry skin. soft and young looking moisturizer for dry skin, For Wck lashes.' Easy to PAD-ETS 160$ 'FBRmqur' SneiRttini Sites IX short to 4X tall. blemishes I stretch marks. ier iwr tag lasting aasoecL «ee»»- Black or brosm. Choice of toadts, 2h)r| Chnice M sixes. BFG. .1“ Et SUPPORT W »E R Y U S IF B R U i "F O X F IE L ir SKIN CARE LOTIONS & CREAMS. j t S u l ^ FOR BEAUTIFUL EYES FRAGRANCES • M AKE-UP FACIAL SOAP VALUES "DORSET” SOAPS OATMEAL SOAP JOIDANl oil MOISTURIZING lLEIIION-3.25 oz 5.25 OZ. FACIAl r U O U H C B LIQUID MAKE-UP I Cleanses thoroughly, softens'skin. Cleans pores hOnwghly MASgUtJ SKIN { m o u n t a in PINE-3.S0 OZ CARE ■e* Stantaiv Hae't s h e * or cbamge color. Choice af 6 haeoUhri Miades.1 O Z .I A refreshingly clean fragrance. Smtalwwd • Jmwee ' {CUCUMBER -3.25 OZ 2 J 3 0 f , ' ta«Y(boice| )iOZ. 2 J N A natural complexion soap. y o u r 9 Q f l t m 1/ choice for each JORDANE SOAP 2 . 3 5 1 | £ •WITOUV ettcB tn/!b • AMY ALDRICH PRESSED POWDER AVOCADO OR MASON’S jo h D A iK s n a CO M PAaJoz ASHLEY COLD STRAWBERRY IFEMINIQUE COCOA SALON PEEL OFF g ly c lr in e a WASiPROQI AUTOMATIC r J J B R C T Choice f t fashioa shades. SKIN c m ROSEWATER ku rm um COIOOHI LZSBZ CREAM SOAR 100% natural ingradienls tor a BUTTER LOTION FACIAL MASQUE . IIMID FLUIplYaiNSR EYELIlikR I I EYiUNER In lovely Indte case with mitmr. lovlier complexiott. 3.2SOZ LOTION 16 OZ. LOTION 16 OZ. .DeHkrtbrlly tefreskhig *ams^ 3.25 01. J 8 OZ. ; 3 OZ. lY E llN tt' NON-SMEAR K c lYERRpW PENCIL PENCn A hypo-allergenic soap lor MFG. m ci- REG REG. REG. REG. 5 1 sensitive and delicate skin. 2 . . 1 2 0 1.19 1.69 L79 4 F o w l 2 0 0 1.99 FOR 1.49 s 2io tlM ^ I 2 r k LFOR FOR ' « • - t • REG Enriched with Vitwain E. Extra rich, non-greasy 2 r o i l ® 0 ! S 2 f o i l 5 0 ? s 2 i o i 1 7 0 s I Special formula enriched Moisturizes dni skin. 2 h>.G0C ^ 1.19 Peels away impurities. soothes & softens. JORDANE Mfr MHCI IM/to FEMINIOUE COCOA moisture lotion. . Far accbeatietti beeoRhii Cheke sf Blacfc. D a * ILUSH 'ItiGLOW 2.12! ASSORTEp SHADES Caetralled fleii ef li« il Brush p j baptUbI cttplexion. BUTTER BEAUTY 8ie«B or Mack. . eyes! Black sr Broml Bw ot. sr L i ^ Bseoa. SPRAY COLOGNE Cfea,be*ifragiam UOZ. Lavefy todk cpe urtk Pnor. DORSET SOAP BAR 3.5 OZ. - TapeiedhnML'CtWinef shades. I GIYCERIHE 3 0Z. For delicate skin care. i li i i 11III u 111 n I iu iU 2£iltil Daap claanttng, moliturizing. 2 n w 2 « 0 ' REG P» L hui 2 , 0 . 1 2PWTPMt 0 LM/to I Skill Nature'] 99/ Gift to lATH p o w e n 2 J O OwwiT enet ut/it Skin Care j KUIXE 5 02, P U IIU "CUAM hi . Allure , Choice a 4Ttaitaces o l o r ’ t o z KENMORE NATURAL KENMORE DRY i t VITAMIN E BEAUTY I SKIN SOAP 3.5 OZ. PACtM MAK-OP Hypo-allergenic tormuli. w FrosterTPiak or Peach. ' 2 r101 ..tW SOAP 3.25 OZ. Unscented. RAND’S BAR8IZON ALLURE’’ 4 OZ CARLTON GLORAY .Softensandbeautiliesyour skin NATURE’ S GIFT EXTRA DRY SKIN S P U Y COLOGNE REG MEDICATED LEMON SKIN LASNLENGTHSNER [V f SHADOW EYESHADOW PEO-OFF REG 1.19 Chaiceof4bepaecei^ U O Z. 2 . 1 2 0 SKIN CREAM FRESHENER 8 OZ TO SKIN CARE LOTION UOZ. e y e lin e r koz 1.29 PVT ewict ir*nt % FL O l POWDII STICR FOR ositT MFG. MFG. MFG. REG. DERMA CLEAR 2.29 3.39 1.99 2 . 1 5 1 M M IU V H V n AUURE DRY SKIN 1.39 For iFORl FORt DETERGENtSOAP 2 » P 2 J » s 2 J W TOUCH 114 H OZ SOAP 3.25 OZ. Skin freshener A toner to Beautifies t protects your For hands, face and body. Qeicfc-dnriaB.t BMpar RatonIMtadee. cleanse skin. skin Iron dryness. Hypo-allergen rc SaMshnah. Lecitei Cheios of t a t fisttsriet SPUY COLOGNES^ Beiulilies and protects your skin 3% OZ. Loeg iasUfli, I H yaw Ike A taP . Cbyael or Coii^ete uHke-p. k i Mild, gentlRi Anti-bacterial. Five leysly sbadst. I from dryness. Black I Eilae Laitar. ~yaH*tl leye I For healthy skin. AVAILABUEJiSlICK GOLMBCl 2 . 1 5 0 REG J5T FOR 1.19 2 , 0 . 1 2MWTDtiei 0 Wl 2 « 2 W GLOUY TURTLE O IL GLYCERINE A ' * rA C E C R B A S FEMINIOUE LIP LINER ^COMPLEXION SOAP ROSEWATER SOAP sthoochk; \ iM Il M ttll INOtodDfe FEMINIOUE 3.5 OZ. MUSK COLOGNE Font Mndet. 3.25 OZ. UOZ. Moisturizes, prevents dryness. Moisturizes, gently cleanses. I “ AMY ALDRICH" \ REG FEMIWQUE 2 J FOR 1“"'' 2 r * 3 0 l f ■ uwtv DHiet Llt/IS ESTROGENIC VITAM IN E VITAMIN E MASCARA PIOTBH HIRT talCt MOISTURIZING 2 . l i l t ’UT/I» ! SKIN LOTION COVEI-UP REMOVER PADS lO R O U S H AUTOMATIC CREAM W/TURTLE HOIHOIURONE FACE CREAM 16 OZ. s T i a ^ i M A S a iA K O L MASaRA OIL' 3.5 OZ CREAM 3:SO Z. 7 0 Z . ffi&LBO 2 f m V ^ REG. EVERYTHING FOR N AFTER THE BATH REG MFG. REG, IA6CARA REMOVER MAKE-UP ACCESSORIES FOR' 3,99 2,0.351 3.50 >FOR( 1.99 iFORi 1.99 2 t o ( ’ 2 r o a l ® S Helps moisturize dry skin, PROMELLA JORDANE Excaiteit moisturizing Helps mature pkin look Helps moisturize dry skin ? 1 ^ 2 F O ll“ Wik 9 fral bmb far ' G tO U Y GLOUY protoction. younger. blemishes & wrinkles. blemishes & wrinkles. EresesdaficiKles. Black, Bib iib ar B ta tagir tabes. CMceef Covers Mewiibet. BATH CUBES AFTER BATH Black srBnwe. COMPCIAO VELOUR PUFF itlerpraoL /u r*td 8«" PINE BOUQUET FRICTION LOTION Choice of aseected^lon. .REG. m i UWENDER 8 OZ. .fO I 5 0 ( l \ REG P K .0 F S I PACKS I after batX , FOR 79/ 2 po. 2 0 0 S f .FORI R E 6 .lf^ FM 7 0 ( FR lC llO f^ J ia iM tU PACK O Ffi ^ MOistuo izin G ' medicated lOTl CREAM StrwCREMt mni M ^ ^ / l y Jfci D j OWEN’S GLORAY COSMHIC MILK BATH C AllTOH cfeoftiLfP CONCENTRATE OR ANTI-PRURITIC OIL PUFFS PKG OF 3*S I , W W W N | , anti* 8 FL.OZ. SALON MASON'S BEAUTY S IHCH MinOR Coieeaet Puffs BATH OIL 32 OZ. orurltlc FEMINIOUE 4 0Z. HARNELL HUMAN 4IAIR WATER DISPERSIBLE Replat andMapilyiiig.- White Feato ^ f f t Choice of Gardenia or Appli MOISTURE MOISTUPING CREAMS MEDICATED SKIN EYESHADOW EYE KIT EYELASHES EYE GLAMOliR Blossom. OIL YOURSDUE MAKE-UP KIT Fo p ^lacew pl Puffs Diy CONCENTRATE CREAM 8 OZ. 6 0Z. CREAM UOZ. 2 « * 3 6 1 ! SklR 2 po.300 MFG. REG. ^ I REG MFG. 2 ™ 2 P ( I s 1.39 EvdiffilniytmneeiHor ^ M m Ski XiFOll I'ching ■ FOR 1.99 2,0.300 ?;' FOR FOR 1.99 beautilul eyes- Five shades Choice of natural tookini YOUR CHOICE HTH APPLICATOR BRUSH WITH TURTLE OIL Fcr dry skin. Soothes dry irritated skin. FewllatiarliicMiadesms eye thadow powder, mascara, shades. Easy to apply. 17 Piece KIL Black or Brown. GLORAY BATH GLORAY DRY Dry skin cream or hand cream trow pencil and three brushes. En Shedow, iM e a ie , Eye CARITOH'^ SKIN BATH OIL A R O U ND fH i O lO M Y 314” OIL CAPLETS 4 FRAGRANCES SALON MOISTURE DERMA bLEAR SKIN CREANY-^ EYELASH EYE SHADOW MULTIRL-EEYE NECK MIRROR KD SMHOt PUWl O Z ., SALON BEAUn HARNELL LIQUID Great tor waPiag ar lenwvip REG 2.29 FACIAL CLEANSER CREAM 2 0Z LOTIONB^Z EYE FHAQON ADHESIVE HjRA¥0N:V(E SHADOW STICK ReptaenUiapi^iik REG 2 FOR 2. 30 RE( MASK 4.75 OZ excess wikeHto. 8 0Z REG. REG. 2 e J 8 0 1.79 • 8 OZ. 2 j ™ S 2.FO ™ R !I “ 1-M 2 J 5 ltS f 2 J M ' 2 .« P r» 2 « . 2 « l L» , REG. REG. 9 1 REG 3.49 2 ™ 2 “ REG. )S9 FORr PACKAGE OF 17 2 FOR 3.50 1.79 Non-greasy extra rich. Maintains a haalthy CHOICE OPaIPIVE Sis aieiU ni colors ... A F O If S MINUTE FACIAL 2 , J « » " Restores vital moisture. FASHION SHADES ledraBitlarfDHreyes. sprarkling skin. ' '..r ‘ .'w. >/l- M SACCHARIN B E N T L E Y B O m iY T A B S ‘‘TRUTESr’ D R Y H A I R SHAVE I E M E R Y ^SAIW BAISAM H A U ’ S m m CONTROL L B O A R D S P H B A l A N a p !( 6 R. 1000' t G R A Y A W A Y r o z . ' P " REG.S9i< CONDITIONER 2 1C OUNCE FORNENORN6MEN s r ,.. M CANS y SI r ch o ice ' 1 2 2 UNIT PMCC i.N/Nl IfilMiMupii FOR 9 Pk II ' “ 2 , 0 .6 0 0 H 6 R. 1000's MFG. 1.48 B a f s a n i MFG. U 9 Refslar, Medicatsd, 6 5/B” -10 Pk 2 200 2 180 ^ JO R , I m FOR im itefp R .laijr Kaapt your hair well-HROoared all day. Menthol w LImo aerosol 4p Z - M F G .2,99 2 . 0. 2 ^ ® wimSIllcoM. 11 OZ. REG. R EG U U R 1J9 R E 6 .U 9 E A . ~5 N ik kat dry, natural look. Na-eily. 69i^ 2..70t Restores bod)f strenith and Pntaiii NMdwdPH Chmgee-iraduilly to your natural lookini color. natural lustre to your hair. baiaacad itrardreny, Gtean AaalalCOZ H I M r EBlflU ■OUTHW UW S a 01 *7 CURKS HOSPITAL G i u m i T O O T H P A S n BRAND r;AlltJ' TWEEZERS CHEK-MATE PUTINUM GIORAY DENTAL TAPE 72* DANDRUFF YOUR YOUR BIADES SHAMPOOS CHOICE 2-17G , CHOICE OR J 30 U L T R A N H SHAMPOO L 0 .1 (B It OUNCES BONUSBUY M f G.1.09 DENTAL FLOSS OILIQUE 8 100 YDS. WAXED a MEG. "ORASEPTIN” BLUE ORAL ANTISEPTIC EHectlvs decay praventin TWEEZERS 2»2M dmtlfria. CSYDS. UNWAXED FOR m i T l> R IC I “ ORACAL'* ANTI-BACTERIAL MOUTHWASH STANNOUS FLUORIDE YOUR CHOICE MFG. 1.29 ,J « E.O t PINT H*lp*wiovn A GARGLE REG. OR MINT OR 2 2 dadruil scales. S? 2J ®8 MEG. 2.19 m i J i "DENTO-LENE" AMBER ANTISEPTIC SUPER WHITE 7 OZ. (Fits all double edge uan;Mice«-w« CONtENTRATE STA-BRITE REG.. razors. GOLDEN DELUXE Nna aareiM hair spray “ DENTO-LORIS" RED ASTRINGENT UMiT nmcE EXTRA>STKtNGTH 1.19 TWEEZERS wiBiulnheldlnipoewr. “ ORA-FRE^” GREEN MOUTHWASH 7 OZ. TUBE LIMITS MKI-IHION 50Z l » ibFOR t s 2, o . 15U mWL Hnln't centre! dadtuH and dry tia k in i skin. ORAL HYGIENE & DENTURE CARE CONDITIONERS SHAMPOOS ’S KDn NAIl a CUTICIE IMPIEMENTS HIDE SPRAY ORODENTNYLONor GROOMING NATU RAL BRISTLE O / r I M OU TH REFRESHER DELUXE NMI, KENT TOOTHBRUSH t F U SCISSORS AIDS ^oOR A wnn aiPPERS R EG .Lw 2 r o i l ^ / choice / . . . I U U FMGERNAIL PRECISION MANICURING 200 iwasured sprays. S REG.99d dbEORI R E 6 .M 2k«100 AND GROOMING TOE Haad ftiread A poHsbed ter RUSTIC DENTURE N.. S sawofli catttei. Rpst nsistat RE6.1.M 2 1 0 chroN fialsii, praciaiN arede. RELINER a m a m m i ! REWIORE G I O R A Y "CLARKS” 7 | 4 U H A l i i A G I C GlOtAYOtEME W\ CUTICLE SCISSORS MHAL NAIL FILE K R I A l MFG. 149 m a W I I , s m w N imSEVITH J UTILITY SCISSORS I Refits and Oghtons dentures. REG.79d 2ro.800> CUM I ilfISE 8QZ SAFETY SCISSORS s a u f f & u 9 t S H A M P O O U OZ A large selactioe af essortady i . £ g. s v 2 f o t 6 0 t NAIL SCISSORS slytes aid hrIsUe types. im . I ^IINe C U S H I O N S LM ? a „ i w REG.U 9 2 r O l 120 IJI» 2 » 2 « l E A C O N YO U. 0 ■■liriiiHCt *■ «/« •MTPMCCL 7V* FtEGULAR U § r^ l Ar i j 9 SAPPHIRE DiAMOIID UNIT PNICe 2.WMI u p ^ m c e iM / i (f • F C . u > 2 M t l ® ® DENTUKIIIISN B E N T U Y BENTLEY RMomaMrisarf' Ust alter *ai*o«. '"““ fcfO IW ™ BENTLEY” ^ ALL. t a i^ M R E e U U W . i i N 124 uppers w lewers per package. S P R A Y STICK S ^ L. 2P0.238 BO DY TALC , P U i m S E DEODORANT DEODORANT Stephire-OirteStetaea. W O L F S p N REG.I9d ^2n,.90( f O t DEODORANT T A U>jENTLEY" I KENT NAIL FILE Nl p um a STONE DENTUR E BIT MFG. SHEATH r « ^ B U C O N CHILD’S W 9 „ ua 2fo*lSr * ^ “ ^ 210. 1® ® S 2 » 1* f o i Spray once a day for Dtidk instmUy, 24-hour N E G .W Z fOi DUV A super**smooth powder REG.L99 2 ]60 TOOTHBRUSH 2 r o . 5 0 ( .Smooth talcum; helps 124-^wur protection. 7 OZ. protectim . 2.75 OZ REGULAR rantrol body odor. 10 OZ. wi)h asuper>cool scent. iTIghtens and refits loose idmlpres. /( cimaioicmval Rearem stains, snnoths REG.49d RMsassoe rottUi skte.' 2..5M' K A N K -EZE RELIEF BUCON YOUR K E N M O R E R E M A D E t _____ HARNEUHAIR CHOICE 9 9110 RENT V I T A M I N E N E R R A L S O R E G U M S TOOTHBRUSH c o m w B CONDITIONER R E G U LA R U i M ANICURE SET CONTAINER IITHEniUHOLD WITHPUCENn Fare paint Mreqt Hadt. S H A M P O O 16 O Z S H A M P O O 80Z REG 9 REG.89di2r..9Qt 5 L f O t i MFG. 9 Also hr ItaMperav relief ol 1 / -WAY nHFE 2 r« 2 0 0 REG.S9d ZJOt I s 2m P CeabiasBail dipper, tmezen, 1-69 4 F 0RI dmOirrlmtetions. reaTHBcaanJtr« I enrety beards, sail fite, tea aail REGULAR'1J 9 UNIT M ICE S.40/ « . w - s JM dippai. 5 yr. paarmriefc Super Rnridied-for halthy, A gm tie blend of herbs and H AU ’S OREX C U R K S ]TBac«MNkM«aaLJSdL| 2 WARWICK B E N T L E Y B E N T L E Y Kaifa,llall Fite, Bottle Open* Miiny hair. natural' coadHiensrs S U P P O R T % O Z T O O T H A C H E 'A Key Ouie, Screnlhrifc STYPTIC M U S K AFTER SHAVE T N A I L T I P H O S T G U M 15 G R A I N S W NITENER PEN O L F O R M E N COLOGNE LOTION UNFEGCUrPER REG. 149 2 r « 2 ® » J /( KEYRING REG. 9 AOO Soothing relief for mouth sores, REG. . 9 1 ^ 2 r o . 6 0 ( 3.99 le F O R T nid sores. REG.99i^ 2.99 A FO R I 1.9 9 ,U ® o S Z r r e l O O BANLON 93«Nvlon/Lvcra I Sensuous, SPICY*«CENTEO OR CUTICLE REMOVER 7% SRndex Reg. or iMni Stops bleerflni (roni nimr long-lasting semL 6 0Z. LIME ( OZ. CUTICLE NIPPERS & NAIL CLEANER . size. Brown or Black a b A uratches, 1 OZ REDUCING AID OR NAM NIPPERS REG.79^ ^ F O r S O ^ G R E E N G L O R A Y SAYLES NATU RAL D i n R E X TMIEST V YOUR ‘ I b l a c k h e a d r e m o v e r ! F O R M U L A 18 TIM E C APSU LES i m i M CHOICE CONCENTRATE RALSAM n m m f O l U ^ S l SFIMIPOO O Z . REDUCING P U N nOXIDEsaz H ad Apaltohed | ^ B 9d 2 f O r 70 ^ S H A M P O O 5 OZ 12 lifte «Eu.«.2foi5 ®® ORANGE lOODSTICK H MFG. REG.S4^ Lose weight & Inches. SO’S | TOENAIL NIPPERS ^«^2 w r 1 5 0 IPACKOF O C A A U 9 CONTAINS natural kelp, REG. 4 2 aaiT UMT nnCbMM/it Z f o r o U v lecithin, vitemln BS 9.99 I m Just a little dab tor a lot of A Q U A T A B S HaMi«<«lMn%fW Fwawialtoaditef hair. Cmditims as it cleans hair. A cidar'vinnv. lU ’S afhaii; W L FOR BEAXJTIFi:i^ NAILS laOwr. “ Gloray," KENMORE MEN S 100’S B E N T L E Y BEN TLEY H AIR HAIR SPRAY T H I C K E N E R F R O S T E D HARNEU SHAVING HAIR GROOM EXTRASTRENGTH TRANSlUaUT FALSE FIN G ttN A ILS BRUSH' ”IEHTtIY” .e.3.«2J®® 13 O Z 8 OZ ■’’SA YLES” N ATU R AL For aliminatim of excess wat«. N A I L E N A M E REG. i f o r m u l a i s 270INHT P«( REG. REG. REG. 9 rno2 P ® 249 ^FO R‘■ B IMtm 2.39 REG / 3.99 fc F M 1.99 fcFORAriK." l O O ’ f A Q U A - K A P S i 2 J 30 1.99 i r e F O R 0 Purs natural bi^stla, For good grooming A Holds hair in place. For Mm AWomm IM m GAEM w . Chela af Starillzed & Vulcanized. hair control. PLUS IR O N TOO’SI Greaieleta, contains no Makes kin or line hair Cbaict af tattda ttiadat. look ttilckaft fattiim ttteda Fine imported quality. (OZ. REG. (49 I lacquer. REG. t U M I t t N M l **OW EM S” G EU TIH 349 2 , 0 . 4 0 0 1 1 M m ^ E T H A R H a i SALO N PROTEIN A natural orgmic Diuretic pousirtfMbvn I C APSU LES C OtO R SAFE S H A M P O O A M E D I T R I M for reducing nxenaa body fluldsj 50’ f a a SH AM PO O I OZ C ONDITIO NER uozj REDUCING P U N G flr i m t O N O t ; S 2 k ,. 1 3 D SLIM m . . o u n c e - Mf^G. HIGH PROTEIN R E 6 - ' f o r 1.49 2 150 fO Ri ! S i \ L » r i j m UWTPniCE SM/a r rmCE i REG. 449 W A F E R S 112’S ■)niTrMcc4M/# iHARNtU . G L O R A Y Green’ ' (or tin te a fa ir Special ~ Blue for (ray G Iva hair more body, Lorn weight without tUrrallm AMsMitealltypn ..CONCENTRATE F i K G o n u a R A P I D D R Y dleU 62’S "BERTLEY" •fbalr. AM ttS IV I Vi O Z ^BIue^rJoHi^itenm j^ textura-nianageabllity. "atMUEr P. " W A R W I C K M E D i a i E D E*a ■ REG. 349 2»4" BENTLEY M EN’S COLOGNE S inajM . SAL 0 NWI 6 l u s t r e SAlpON RIG SHAM POO GR EASELESS S L I M - E Z E (1 Aatpaol 13 OZ CDNOIIIONEI PRE-ELECTRK REG. NEW tONriOl D riaaM i poliidi f a t b K t io Z H A I R T O N I C REDUCING P U N SALON SHAVE 249 m S f A N f i . « l A brisk masculine aroma, G L O R A Y SALOH PROTEIM . 2 r « , 2 6 f l 2 2 PINT 2J®® S O ’ s 160’ i HARD CANDY REG. semtod wik ipice. ( OZ. „ COUWWHH N A I L H AIL C OHD ITIONER Add! Riarkle Mid shea OiredoriMri and nnditim s MFC. Fast, affactliw relief Din PUN 249 2 ,.. 2 > » A ifO lL - lor a mm's akin groblsma. LIM E COLOGNE i PSOREM rSHAM POOi )[REM E.OINTM ENT| 2»utaYNKi.n2* Conditima your face tor a .WITH 01 M O Z . I Halpt dlaar acm pimpitt. t l.'j' -JIM li Hair dreiaing lor mm. 2 f o r 3 ^ 2 f o i 6 iaatar, smoother electric Tnpical lime fragrmce. • f O l i Controls ha|r naturally. bismtada mdolly REG. S.49 REG. 949 REG. 249 shave. ( OZ Cool, relieahing. ( QZ *>:.u REG. akin. (OZ.. REG' alRloni^-ter 2 r«2M ItfiniriRfe 1.29 2 J» M "V hUa Fiatrelletof «NCY PRESCOn KIDS VITAMIN 1-12 PROTEIN KELP TIMED kenmoKe VITAMIN C CHEWABLE DWENSGEItnREX VITAMIN E ONE ONLY CHEWABLE DOLOMITE SOYA ASCORBIC AOD VITAMIN C FORMUU' CAPSULES IHERAVm M MULTIPU TABLETS LECITHIN TABLETS IODINE RELEASE ORIENTAL MULT1PU RATION 200’S MULTI VITAMIN!! 250 MG. 100'S 250 MG. 100’S 200 lU 100’S VITAMINS VITAMINS lOO'S REGULAR 99/ 7 OZ GRANULES REG. 5.99 250 MG GINSENG lOO’s MFG. 3.19 ” "Sffi2fo«306 lOO’S REGULAR 2.11 fOR200 to*199 250's MFG. 5.99 lOO’s ““ rV oT» o « 2 5 0 2 , . 1 0 0 2 J4 0 2 J M 100's n 2..600 2 for2 2 0 2 ..P MFG. 580 •’EG. / 2 ™ 3 2 0 250'S -REGULAR 2.29 CAPSULES lOO’S REG. 4 50'S REGULAR 4.99 i 2 J6 # REG. 5.99 2 ..600 250'S-REGULAR 3.49 5.79 iLfO R i 5.59 FO R 670 t m WITH IRON 250’ s 100's PLUS IRON ” “ &f.3.2Fo«5«0 lOO’S REGUUR 4J9 Valued for cn h iries for Its Hi|li -potency tenotnc Tlieiipeutic multiple REGULAR 1.99 REG. 2 JJ REG. 1.59 ••OWENS" ' REG. 6.49 MFG. 3 i9 One capwle In toe momini aid In protectini auinst IpniNil*. A weeial vitamins mini mincials. 100 MCG lOO'Sn 'i|nn| A food snpplemeiRt in d u lly leleaset a flow stress and Incteasini •'OWENS” ••OWENS" liMMy $u^l«eenL 2 for5 0 0 2 for 3^ 0 lanMta e l vitumes tot Essential to tecovety attei REG2.9^FORdul 2»230 derived from Pk IAc kelp ovor m 8 boor d^r. stmina and vitality. teopit eyet 35. Fet sickness oi sutReiy. 2«»370 iiM>tftficimc|r aataiia. 2J 50 I M nlti-yltM in, 6 Minerals & 14 ■' ‘‘f. OBinr InimRiants in C^snle Foim.| S E ^ S a : 100’ S 11* ROSE OWENS HIPS ROSE NIACINAMIDE 250’S HIPS v^NjE^UtAfriB'i Sk^ I I m 10 thnas min. Oaily m nlf ap t lOOMG PYRIDOXIHE VITAMIN AAO HYDROCHIORIDE VITAMIN C VITAMIN E PERLES lOO’S OWENS VITAMINS f ROSE NIPS 100’S BOmE OF 100’S 250 MG. 100 lU 200 lU 400 lU 2».25« REG. REG. -1.99”“ 2to.200 2 k«300 2.99 REGULAR 4J9 REGULAR 7.69 REGULAR 12J9 Fee Mcicnqr el VUamin M O s « 2 , . . 3 ! » , 500 MG. 1000 MG. BOTTLE OF 100 REG REG. 2k. 9N 2.. 7N Z. t3N 4J9 Jio o 6.99 OWENS VITAMIN A PANTHOTHENIC ACID 2 2™700 BOnLE OF 250’S UPSULES 100’S 100 MG. BOmE OF 250’S 100 lU 200 lU ' IDO MG-REG. 3J9 250 MG-REG 5^ 500 NG-REG. 9.99 REG. 14.991 2toe270 ^ 2to.400 2to«60ii 2to«1P S2JP 2ro.l508 i9Q |iG A mlNtflf pWtoy eupplm i^ a.f S y n M e V I lM in A Wahainato tor he TitatoMrt nf VitaaiaA Defic VITAMIN E COMPLEX C PLUS TABLETS-60’S . r e g . MANOARliM TABLETS 100'S- N.OBO UJJ>. UNin BOnrTLFOF 10 A supplementary source of vitamin C. ^»"2fo.460 IN WHEAT GERM OIL I Mlaarat aidN>t«Mnt . ^ lOO'S -100 lU lOO'S -200 lU o w m s t H o i i i FEMINlQilE VITAMINS ^ REGULiMli«fcF(»;Y,'iM.' ' i- REG REG TIMED lElEASE VITAMIN It mineral TABS lOO'S CHEWABLE VITAMIN C a A r n 4J9 IM 5 T S 2- 5« 2. 8IN IftfeLEJC C O liP t^ iOB'S lOO’S 300MG }.« / forU^v A t&dj sanireaaf 8 vitaptni. I TIMED RELEASE VITAMIN G-IOO’S CHEWABLE VITAMIN E lOO’S REGULAR ijf AilO B Cocoa flavored - 200 lU M iHi-*i|irti a*alcs release One capsule padualty releases 200 MG O C K fl AtClUirilTII , ^ REGULAR 5J9 iraM IfaM r OhowDeriel REGULAR 5.49 Z f O RU*^ ^ i n A f l I IMF fA' STEIUNGl. ACEROLA C CHEWABLE TABS lOO’S SUPER C A E TABLHS 100’S m i noTim TAuns 100 MG REGULAR 2J9 L 2 8 0 Vitamin C 250 MG Vitamin E m r 2001 lalt|^»WRlfaf_ . VITAMIN C LIQUID 4 FL OZ REGULAR 7.4-.49 2ro.75 ■ fl A natural source of Vitamin C. R^G i^ .id o '1 2 . 2 * 1 WHEAT GERM OlL CAPS 100’S 6 M i 149M 20 MM ■ . w, ^ VITAMIN C1000 MG SUPER C ACEROLA REG. 2.99 REG. 4.99 , REG. 6.99 lOO'S Timed-release PLUS lOO’ S r A t e s im t s ran s 2 for6®® 2roJ0 J,o.5®l 2ro.7M iliRCGULAR 2 .FOI 1 ireEaiMMt II f om/u t II HNlllALl , HREU . r M s s i, FOmULA Lt*8LE11J -•a J lONLY «N t BK n/K i r * « v D s ., ADHESIVE TAPE HOSriTAl RRAND ANTISEPTIC RUBBER GLOVES AUTOMATIC ELECTRICAL BABY MATE 16 OZ. PBNCARE CUSHIONED GAUS RE r iR Y O S . 71 2(o t8 IH SMALL- MEDIUM A LARGE BABY SHAMPOO W 't I I YD aiDlsrOSARU FIRST AID 1 GAL. VAPORIZER INSOLES l« S . • r 2 h » 7 4 * ^UNDERRADS SPRAY UNLINED LATEX sx ' “ 2 « » 9 (l< , V4"*5Y O S . Z r l 3S"- 2D*S SMALL-MEDIUM-LARGE r iU Y D S .- DISPOSABLE GLOVES REG. 0 , ■ r UNDERPADS <1 IT JT R ir-C i i K > .i n m 2 F o t7 5 * FOAM LATEX \ r iS Y D S . 2 J5 0 ;s^ 2 , J 1 » « fcFO R i I ” ! 11 YDS. A 4 c n lONUS * 1 49c 'V &■/! VENTILATED ffif- 2! Mfoi t 1 ’ “ BUT Z F M Ron-SiTp Long Cufli MFG. 1145 REG. 1.99, r iiiY O S ., Sure Grip Mademoiselle MFG. MFG. 2.19 No tears formula lor REG. REG.7J9 Features Automatic 79 d 2 « .1 > « soft, shiny hair. US VELVETY LINED Shut-olf 2,«88t SiittrNksoibml, 1 Y 0.J5 Y D HOSPITAL BRAND LATEX GLOVES REG. iaosabla Stronit HOSPITAL BRAND VINYL LINED US 1 « .4 M S 02 AEROSOL W V m MFG. VENTILATED tl 2 , 0 .1 7 0 G9 HUnLESS"PLASTK 1 3 0 SEAMUSS SUPPORTER GTimouretfe HOSPITAL BRAND FRUIT fUVORED MFG. 6 k m PADS 2S’S CHIIDREN’ S ASPIRIN i'S 2 r m 1 0 0 99 d STRIPS COTTON FOR KNEE CAP GUARDETTE COTTON SWABS 90’S 3 r » r A GLOVES HoipiM BranI MUS OR ANKLE CUSHIONED T£ tfoi 3 1 FLEECE H N N in E s r. MFG ^FOR 2.79 2 » 5 4 t MFC. S 2 J " GLORAY 90 '-i C tttun MFG. 53d 2 J 6 0 1.59 r 2 J « 5 2JM SURGEON'S MFC. 852 REG. 249 CHOICE SwIDB Keep feet warm Provides finn support tor GLOVES 90 tips on ilexible Recommended dosage for MFG. 1.59 o '■■■« THERMAL INSOLES sprained muscles and satety sticks childnn.Pteasant tastint C E = 5 2 » 1 « HOSPiTAL BRAND litaments Helps ease ehem ble. 2 . O . 1 0 0 K iii REG. .ro il Soft AhsorbeaL pain and reduca svralling 1.29 Sneer nano Protection FAMOUS NAME OINTMENTS DOT CARE PRODUCTS n u n s T PAIN-EZE RAND’S ANTI- MnATARSAL H U T RUB PERSPIRANT FOOT PAD I HALF T O M T U H O U N DEODORANT ;oz SOLES SM-MED-8 LG. m j 2 0 Z l ’/2 OZ J Reg, MFG. REG. 7 CMroBoUtet PbH 2 i, F O R t * * 149 2.FORUUT, 79d IMPERIAL PARKER INFANT PLASTIC 0 1 PLASTIC FLESH SPOT,PATCH 3 /4 H K H •92 ^ FOK < L49 4 F 0 R I Helps Keep Feet Dry t Odor Free. | Cushioned Relief For Hoars ei pentInting mllet trom callousM. burning feet I HEATING MOIST HEAT 9 ’ ’ ICE NASAL a S A I PLASTIC COLOISniPIS 1 STUP AO’S PUSTK HOtNOGENtZm w lender spots. pva ei alhritis. \ CHIROPODIST FELT PAD HEATING PAD BAG ASPIRATOR s m p s 30’S 0 1 CLEM d U I O I snips lOO’S 2 J 0 0 -”" CONTOURED PLASTIC STUPES PUSTK n iP iE a n t h io t k QUIKAID . I MFG. 99d HEEL REG. REG. REG. REG. ! , o . l FOR 13.99 2 ,. 3 “ 34 9 2 2 1 4 9 CUSHIONS 1145 ™ « WK. O M TM B IT ANALGESIC BALM PEDICARE SPRAY O N l 2 h » 1 * ® sSf2»tl™ 5IM 2 h « 2 ®® s 2 k » 2 **5 I OZ 114 OZ FOOT POWDER 3 Position Heat Selection Deep,Penetrating Heat 5YR. GUARANTEE Hospital Brand 1 OZ .U l Clear or Plastic I 2.0. 1 H 'S^ 100% Wet Proof U .L Approved Use Moist or DRY. For Meni Women. Relieves REG. 249 2 23 •iS 2 r o . l 2 ® 2 Pressure on Sore, Tender rc » Heels. Absorbs %ock. Prevents iiriectioi ia aitaor cals. SeoBiieg n * for nearaliia. ^ Kedp Feet Feeling Cool, Dry t Coailortable. w RM- MHARSAL ^ TRUTEST iO U C OUKAIP.: i m if RAND’S FUNGI CUSHIONS L^L y - I AOD OINTHEIIT RICTAl eWTMENI SPRAY 5 OZ REG. 2 J5 ® 2.FOR, I 1.89 For Men 8 Women. Relieves *# 2 r o .9 0 « I SooUiing, Cooling Relief of Itch Fool Fatigue. For superficisl feums, armor F tr relief of p ^ C itdiing & Pain tram Athletes Foot 4 Nounds, Mnasioos, aic. Am Is beawrroids. HOT W A U R COMBINATION Mm cairM )« MimiAt M.Y. moiM.^ WART X WART PNSSILn HOSPITAL ItAHD AtSOliENT MOLESKIN REMOVER 15FUOZ iomi"gsS,“-' FOUNTAIN INFANT HEDICATEO ZINC 0 »D E DIBUaiNOL 120 SYRINGE I HOT EAR ENEMA LEATHB COTTOH 2 f’o r 1 ® ® 2 f o r i * 2 r o .6 “ BACK PLASTER OlHTMEffT ANESTHETIC 10Z REG. 99c RE6.1.19 IWART X I 2.0. 25® «G. Choice of pink or blue WATER BOTTLE SYRINGE SYRINGES W nSTIA N D |3"X 4’’ PACK0f4 r x i r S S S 2I 0. 1M Sale, Effective. Renwves FOUNTAIN Warts, Safely, Painlessly. HEG.IJ 9, 2. r o . 1 » » * 1 2 r m 9 0 0 2 3 FOAM LATEX ARCH REG. 220 “"T J » SYRINGE for 749 FOR : , o . ' 2 r o t2 3 l Excellent healing properties lor BELLADONNA Relioaos f tt pMi of henorroids. SUPPORTS s -M -L QUIK-AID 2 h » 2 « o ! ^ 2 h . 1 «« BACK PLAHER chapped skin, diaper cash, etc. INGROWN NAIL 2 for6 8 0 - ICompletf iritti all attachments 2 m . 4 M IM carried «a Braaks M.T. slam . I Complete with all attachments I Choice ol pink or blue 1 8 0 REG. FHs 41 sia arisis FOR FOR 2.49 Fits iR sis m is 4 1 1 1 2 , 0. 13 ® lES RELIEF ^oz Choice of pink or blue HOSPITAL BRAND S4la«MiMtelni UOm CES VITAMMOinRinT R E G .U B , WC.7J3 Zro i/^ NAU'SANTFDCH StMl shank, Duribte leatha.elte ? 1 7 0 arnNASDiKOL CRiAM IKOZ top. tits any styli loolwtar. £ forI * ' ' u 9 WART LIQUID v, oz A Local Anasthesic. Fast Temporary R e litl of Ingrown 2 r o t l® * 2*F 2 FOR 1.70 REG. U 9 Nails. Soolhmi oinhwwil enriched Fast isfitf tram sail and CORN LIQUID'roz , wiSi aiiamms. Mscoarfsrt sf itoring aid buminf.'' FOAM CUSHION i 2 FOR 1.50 REG. 1.49 PADDING PROLONG LAMBS WOOL 2 FOR90C REG.89d TRUTEST GLYCBW PACK OF 2 3"X 4" SUPPOSITORIES 17 S DESENSITIZING 2FOR^1.20 REG.U9 2 FOR 80dRE(L79i' ADULT LUBRKANT 2/3 OZ ORMFAMT PETITE REGINA BULB HUSH FEMININE CONTESSA 2 QT. REG.B9^ 2 k .W REG. FEMININE FEMININE EXPANDING PURE U T E X L99 2 r . . 2 » ll, miVK)IIAti.Y BABY NEEDS FOLDING SYRINGE H A S IK - STKTCH GAUZE FEMAU 0 1 #16 YOUTH •RAPPED 2TS IMPS costiol d lM i tor a LATEX SYRINGE SYRINGE IQ OZ SYRINGE 2 QT. SOPPOStTORIES 'Z.1“ foliar sea lifo. BABYAST MAMATE LOTION BABY MATE MHDSCI lANDAGE lU L E U I lE T SUPPOBTER REC.L99 HOSPITAL 16 OZ BABY PANTS REG, REG, 2 , 0 .8 0 0 l*r5i 2f0i2« Z t a 2 » . 8 5 « 6UM DSHAN • OHENS ORAiiNG SALVE 1 OZ. REG. iJ 9 2 r o » H ® * MFG FOR' 3,39 2 , 0 .6 1 0 fcFO R 5.99 IIAHD 2.19 2 f o i, P 2 fJ 20 1 *1 5 " CompacL Convenient REG. 649 No Hose, No Hang Up REG. 7,99 2 r o .1 1 5 REG. 99 d REG. U 9 . L " £ . 2 r o i2 « M r c . iJ 4 REC. ^ * BABYABY MMATE AT! OIL S-M -LG TODDLER SIZE 16 OZ Capacity 6 YR. GUARANTEE .ro ij w 16 OZ V f l K A T ^ L w ii EVERYTHING FOR EYE CARE -XLG IF6.11f MFC. US 2 r o .1 4 l 2 , 0. 2 0 ® ! ! DISPOSABLE OWENS SOAMNG OWENS NURSER BOHLES BABY MATE BABY SOLUTION FOR. STERRE POWDER SHAKER 2 ,.. 1 ® ®MFG. ,‘”“ 1.89 HARD LENSES 4 0 Z EYE LOTION TOP CAN 16 02 HOSPITAL BRAND R E t 9 FEMAGENE T £ 2 r « .2 »® L m _ 9 1 7 0 NURSING PADS A FOR I * '' 149 IT'S SANITARY PANTIES SMks cmiKt iM ii um ni^ A SaoBrief L o ^ for TInd or MFG. 9RF IRHRBK MRRffHH CSRlfRrtr AuNIOs lalUtNd ERia Cfotaad by. Strain., ASPIR6 EST COLD 2 FOR 99 d 2 . 0. 2 ™ S 4 WiadatOusL 40Z TABLETS 36’S RELEEF 2 QT. VAGINAL FEMEHES 100% NYLON TRICOT BABY BOTTLE PURE LATEX SUPPOSITORIES TOWELEHES STRETCH NYLON OWEN’S WETTING HOSPITAL BRAND MFG. BRUSH 2 ,. 8 7 t 86c FOLDING SYRINGE BOX OF 12 40’S LACE BIKINI # S GUARDSMAN #376UARDSMAN #216UAIDSMAH #756UARDSMAN SOLUTION 60CC SnULE EYE PADS Children's aspirin plus nasal MFG. REG. decongestant 1,25 GR. 2 for6 0 C 59 d 2 . 0. 2 « i 1.99 ATHUTK SWUMUNK SUSPDISORY HYTRONI BABY MATE 2 3 2 2 , 0 .1 9 0 STRETCH NYLON surroRia surroRnR atniitksiyu r s - l f o t GLORAY SNARLS ™ M ™i™ " s 2 J 9 » REG. 3.49 ' I REG, 1.69 REG. 1.89 LACE BRIEF M um hud toslact liM isssttisa IBY SCISSORS Soft, AbsorbenL Complttaly AWAY SPRAY-ON I Antiseptic. Individually RE& sasiar sad a s it coafortsMa. A new concept in feminine MFG. Covtrs the Eyt CREME RINSE 8 02 9 5 0 |Wrapptd Germicidal Deodorant hygiene. 2 . 0 . 25» 2.49 7,99- 2»3" s 2»2» s 2«.4“ Slarila. / , F O R Z . '* '' 2.49 r " RAISTBANO Li^tati^ «iicR *y>n| EXTRA QtaliRr, tsiia sAAs (" With u le ty lip lor baby. URGE MASON’S SANITARY MAYFAIR DELUXE FEMTABS ai-VEO.-lGE. lylas. Silts S - ■ L 2 r o . ] 5® K f tina 2.. 2» swsltss wtlsBaiAe CASTILE SOAP- -I tee th in g NAPKIN h o ld er SANITARY BOTTLE OWENS EYE DROPS HOSPITAL BRAND REG.. 15 CC S n U L E M a s o n s •2F0R60^ M'd’ ^'tSJ- l o t i o n 'rOZ and SHIELD BELTS OF 50 TRUTEST PEROXIDETOZ Ig 2*701 JRUtEST IITCH HAZEL 16 OZ i f i i 2 * 1 » EYE BATH PETROLEUM JELLY QUIK-STOP 'roz OUARQSIAN 1 4 0 2 . MEOICATID .iKOICATEO POWDER It 02 REp. 2 * 1^1 A STAND 2 FOR 1.50 REG. 1.49 SPM V-^I REG.* O Helps curb thumbsuckiqi 2 ™ 1 « i 2 ™ 1 « 2 ,0. ^ F O R rec. u m 2* 2w i 2 . 0, 6 0 4 2 , o . 1»» REG. 1.19 HERCURACHROME lOZ REG.S92 2 * 90( | ^ I m I 4 Ot REG. 59c 8 0ZMKG.99d NIPPLE BRUSH . REG. 139 REG. 1.39 REG, 99 d For Relief ol Pre-Menslnial C AU M NE LOTION IO Z REG. 1.49 2 f m 1^ Isetortie arili Soiuai Piapionata In S f 2 * 1 ®® 2 FOR 50f! MFG. 49d "FEMAGENE" Comfortable, Adjustable Sizes Unbraakabit Oat Drop Oltptntar PALMER PACIFIER Tension and Menstrual Pain. Wat cAwiaiilr Mn eiK N.Y. Caa Be SM Iizcd Repeatedly, p e d ia t r ic creme 2 Vial Shaped U H t Ire Eye. ... ■ 2 FOR 80 ll REG. 79 2 Orthodontic 2 FOR 1.40 REG. 1.39 02 9 BR 10'FB ¥ SINAGEST MASON MILK HAIR COMBS HAIR BRUSHES INCENSE CONES REGENT ENVELOPES 100 $ CHAP-EZE TIME CAPS TA ILnS OF MAGNESIA CARITON'UNBREARAIIE ASST. SCENTS FOR CHAPPED M’l MFG. 1.29 ,30*s MFG.. 2J9 LIQUID 16 OZ. 2 J 7 I LIPS 1/3 OZ Ro |. or Mint y o u r crtoibE 2 r « 9 0 ( REG. 89 e 2 ro. 1 3 0 fM R irir I MFG. 1.69 EA. 2« 2« 7 " DRESS COMB' 3 s / ix n i" MFG. Sinagesl 2rJ30 Mr” CURL COMB Profesfonai style 1.29 20’sREG.i;79 GO'S MFG. 3.49 a•THe*^J«an MFG. • 5 S 2 , o , ' 2 ® 0 EASY ADDER plastic jar. 0 t j f l j MERVE 2.99 2 ™ 3 “ For tempotary relief of simple .TABS. REG. 49d ^ F O R u U ” For re lie l from nervoijs tension. nervous tension. *«U4, 5 2 .0 .1 2 0 HARVARD SQUARE OWENS HEADACHE Iantacine ^ / Keeps a ruiwing total MUCILAGE 3 OZ TABLETS 100’S TABLETS 100’S PLAYING CARDS REG.49d 2fO»50( REG. REG. 1.9 ■‘ a 4 a . BOUFFANT GLORAY iM A S S iF n A lY NEO-CAINE HEiMMCHB N A IL B R U S H flNGIR TA8LETB ’•VitagwMP.iHdfM '• WAYLAND" 7 |0 l COUGH ANTIIAaERIAL I 5^ 2 r o .2 5 0 | O 9| r 5T0F¥4H 1J9 LI!"' SHAMPOO COATED DauXE ^ fO" • HARVARD SQUARE SLUMBER BOUFFANT Contains no aspirin. NMtomach>' For temporapr relief o( stomach WOMEN’S FEMAlhX 50’S ior REG, 89 d SCHOOL GLUE 4 OZ SYPUP 4 OZ TIOCHES 10’S| upseL Fast safe pain re lie l. Z SO^ MASSAGER . CAP SHOWER CAP distress. ' - > ••CLUBHOUSE” FBUIIFLAVOKEO . ^ - IA XA T0140S i a x a TIVE REG.89d 1 ^ 2 ,ro « 6 0 t PLASTIC ^ wW MFG. 69 d 2 .0 1 7 0 ( Imason’s 100 • ANTI-DIARRHEA SUPER " £ 2 ro .9 9 « MAGNETIC KEY IBOND-ALL WHITE GLUE| 2J«» 2J8» MALPBOUL TABLETS COMPOUND 5 OZ 2 FINGER CONTAINER n QAM MFG. 99dEA. MFG. U 9 For Infants and ttlld ro n . *>">•**- S2..21' s2«3“ Gentle laxative lor Laxative and stool MASSAGER REG .79d Z f OROUVI MFG. 74 d 2 fo « 7 5 ( * TERRY-LINED REG. " " ? » 1 B 5 1 ,1 9 0 women. softener. R E 6 .9 9 Z Never be locked out again. 1.U X lM I UW ,FOR SVilOMto 2 .0 .1 ““ qUKM WLYIbfr-». HIGH POWER For temporary relief of upset stomach. omtwcuritm^ OUlKr-AID NASAL SPRAY 15 CC 9 ic n ' Sato, gentle re lie l from OXFORD AIR MAIL MAGNIFYING GLASS GLORAY FLOCKED NYLON RE6-U-CAPS 50'S red. n Ann MFG. U 9Z f O g l» “ (Ft PC common dfarthei CARLTON MINI PURSE BRuin Helpi prevent constipation. ''4fOR4" REG. 99 d 2 .011 0 0 I CABOT COUGH i COLD ^ masons antacid 1 t RAT TAIL ORUSH ‘ TJJ.2,o.50{ WIND BONNET «,^» 2 .o .8 0 0 ^ ItOMA CW U»lf» Mpa TAIinS 72’S STRESS LIQUID DANAFEN TABLETS f^?.o«160 RE0.99dEA 2 e O I | 1 ® - 6 10'' 20 SHEETS SUNGLASSES SU6ARFREE L • MAN L« $om» P*M*K> mumt 3S’S GontleovemlMitn^lef.'-” - FASHION OR PO LARIZED GLORAY WAVE NET ? • h IANYBUWH 1 8 O Z REG. brush RADCLIFF STAIIONERYI MFG. 59 i ? 8S“o"k I y' rW.' ..,2,0.150 I' NCtO•NO>0(i3>ON FOLP-1T’’ & COMB “Carlton” 2 for6Q( 1.29 BORIC ACID POWDER 5 bz.* a < ofl EHVEMOPES -17 CT 3 3/8 X 5 X| MFG. 9 1 5 0 REG.99C Z F O R I**'* 2.0. 3““ 2io.4““ I Fast effective relief from upset ' STIESr eonveniMit REG. / |4Q WRITING T A B L E T -Rule d or h a l j ^ j^ o o r^ t 2, 0.220 1.49 4 f OR I REG. 3.49 REG. 3.95* 1 stomach & heartburn.' , EPSOM SALTS 1 LB. 9 Ijn . lizf, 1.39 fb FOR I W +++*4**i** j unruled 52 C T a a R o i SUE TUCK COMB SIDE For stomach upseL - R E G . 1.39 4 FOR 14U I YOUR CHOICE / | 7 0 t CASTOR OIL reg.99i! 2 fO *1® 0 REG.j59c 2.0. 44“ 2.0.4““ • &on«g«n mau* e< MINERAL 0)^4^PINT MANICURE BRUSH SET OR back COMB RE. 2 CAMPHORATED OIL 4 OZ.* Igll TRAVEL CAPS MFG.. 1.79 2 FOR REG. 4.39 REG. 4.49 lE LU F HANGOVER c h o ic e R E G . 1.794 F O I I * " * CASCARA 5 GR. TABS. "C e rllo n " 1 OXFORD WHITE* 15’S releelYAKITS TARS W’S ■ REG. 1;99 2 fOr 2 0 0 nylpH b ristle I S 2 .0 .1 3 0 ENVELOPES 2.0. 5““ 2.0.6““ ( i Y C E « I N E 20Z ,E G .,.i s 2 f O l 120 FOM REG.49dEA AF0RJUV| WIRE WIG BRUSHES HANGOVER ^ QUIK-AID ANALGESIC 4 OZ, a Uh»tr REG. 4.99' REG .'5.99 O LIV E O IL 2 O Z. Rta 1.392 t o il REG. PENETRATING LOTION REG. 1.79 4F0R |oU GIORAY FOAM ROllERS 3 5/8'' X 6 '/4'' 19 CT REG. L 5 9 . 2 , . I “ 41/^ ''X 9r 12'CT Z forZOOJIS- 2 foFOR r J300 2J9 HALL'S AURAZINE , * Hsorta4fta|, 0 190 2.0. 6““ 2.0.7““ Breaks ihehangpver cycle. 3 5/8” X 6 r 17 CT w/ Ratym address REG. S IZ E g r e e n SOAP TINCTURE ^^^ ^^2EOg3B0 EAR DROPS OZ. ■ rec. i .9 9 Z fo r 2 “ '' p u r s e s iz e " Net cerritd In Prooki N.Y. itoree. REG,'u9' / ’FOR 3 5/B" X 6 h " 14 C T. Almiail REG. 6.49 REG. 6.99 FAMOUS ROGER'S CORONET n F L O N WILCOX TOOLS WATCH BANDS LIGHTER SCIilWbRIVIIIS WILCOX ASMRTEO (WAY aEAHl FLUID IRONING BOARD I LOCKS C H E W B O N i S ’ Fils all Timex and all other widchet. <4 P C .SC R E.D R IV ER F L E A C O l U r COVER UM ROUEO BEEFHIDE Precision made, fuaranteed c*inirn of y lV ’ COMBINATION fORDOflORCAT expansion bands, suede, leather, cord chain link, 2 « o . 5 5 C “ ^ 2 , o . 2 M m i l . mesh, leattter and expansion combinations, etc. ; 2 , 0 . 1 5 0 Vide tashlon leather HEN'S LADIES* BOYS' 4 0Z-REG,54»F REG. 1.99 *’ « ! ! u 9 2w r H | IICHTER REG.1.^ Vllli easy, grip plaatle i r LAMINATED v 2 J “ handli. PADLOCK MFS, 1.79 1 5 0 REa FLUID 2 FOR 8 0 ( .FOR ' i.« FIti all standard boards.1 RCR.U9 JUNBO - TL lO Z REG.79d eLECTRIClAH’S* LEA KILLING 3/16” X 6" as” b ic y c l e Flip top seal. Odorless COLLAR.mB FOR run DOGv w 200 REG. CABINET -♦’ X 316” COMBINATION CHAIN ORCRTl REG.'L99t ,fOR 1.99 & smokeless , 2 J " MECHANIC'S 4” REA. J ‘ ° re1 l 9i 2 fo r2 P 0 89c 2 k w 9 0 < 2 5 0 REG. C O R O N ET PLASTIC PHILIPS HEAD - 3 ” FOR 2.49 PHILIPS HEAD-4" ASSORTED M I N X i U k l T PLASTK DOG DISHES* B U T A N E SHOE 2 , 0 . 9 0 0 PLEA i TICR REG. FUEL 4.6 oz BOXES jrOUR CHOICE . VIN YL DOG BRUSHES' 5S" PUPPY DISH 2 ^ W FOR 300 2J 9 USL 89^ POWOER REG. 69/ lorenct DOG T O Y S * 2 , 0 . 9 0 0 4 0 Z . REG. 8” TERRIER DISH FOR 3 5 0 3.49 2 J 2 0 REGe 89^ EA REG. lJ9 i :>oi REG. 99/ 2 m . P - ( It REG. Mtanc HFG. 1.19 10” HOUND DISH 9 , ^ 1 4 0 .FOR 400 FUEL SixBiii U M krisUas tor snarls. 3.99 SCRAtCH AWL REG.U9 4 »0R i For most Butane Raleral fibratorshcan. REG. >9/ MFG. 91/ REG. lighters. .4.6 OZ PET GROOMING DOUBLE NELL PET 2 « .1 5 0 5 “ 4J 9 2 „ 1 « Cheess from hamburisr, BRUSH FEEDER reg.L 49£ ( D I REG. 99c hot dog, eerk chop, . Fast, sHsctive pewdar, REG. >4lfpptr, peee, 6 ether KIHs fleas, ticks i REG. 199 2 r e . 3 « » DOUBLE DINER FOR 9 ]00 2FOR ROD S.99 ssdorted toys. Ufa. , . CATS REG.99d 4 FOR HOUSEHOLD & LEATHER GOOpS PIPES & PO UCHES PEDIGREE SUPPLIES IMPORTED BRIAR "INDEPENDENCE’* PIPES CORN COB PIPES "REX With aluminum filter STRAIGHT OR TAPERED "RANGER” With push or! BOWL For cooler, smoother bit smoke every time. REG. MFG. FOR 2.99 FOR 1.49 COX PiaURE A P A C H E A P A C H E APACHE MONEY APACHE TWO :OD LIVER OIL COUGH COLD HANGERS WHEAT GERM PET VITAMIN t I Z IP P E R LEATH ER CLIP GENUINE P O S T K E Y |4'OLAsaiajireaol DUKE IMPORTED AIR TIGHT VINYll WIRE PICTURE O IL 4 0Z T A B S I O O ’f T A B S 100’f K E Y C A SE K E Y C A SE LEATHER CONTAINER HANGING SETceweMeM, I Vitamin A. I ) ALGERIAN BRIARSi TIPPER POUCH l■•m,een«,a•fM. Ceei#h Hard, rubber screw bit REG. 1.19 4 F0 R REG. 2.99 2 for I REG. REG. Holds a hill pack of tobacco| REG.1J 9 2 fOR REG. 2.99 4 F O t1 REG. REG. alumini'ni filter. Choice of FINiST QUAUTY A&D DILI/WHEAT 1J9 FOR 99/ ,FOR 1.69 99/ ,f O I Black or brown. Tsewiraiy raltet at ceaiha t shapes, styles GERM4 0Zr< As a source ef Vitamin L ' A dlet^dietary supplement t»ta m u i i:,. 6 SVIVEL HOOK SNAP PICTURE FRAMES ' . r a j u t i 6 HOOK Genuine leather Gemine covdiide Black REG. REG. L S I 2fo.140 promoteheelii;AluslieuseosL V e la r iS v u S ltt i^ Black or brosm FASTENER Choice of bromi erbrewe 3.39 .FOR OID RNBH MHAl M WOOD 1LB.-10LB.-20 LB.- or blick. REG. 6 3.99 2 r o .4 0 0 ’ 50 LB. PICTURE IN ASSORTED DECORATWCr ~ HANGERS For Phetea.'OfwiunwnU, CaiUflcat*^ ^Reclp^ adirWeeAi a BROOKS COMBINATION V Deluxe finleK tor hengmi or ne f iA t f e V ii A w sawRriMitol CHOICE R Ea29d 2 . . 3 I I 4 P O U C H Genuine sheepskj iltwfh* FROMiRt'O^HO*"** IMPORTED PIPES REG. 4JS Irregulars of fatiwus $10 to pipd holder Spouch , I REG. 1.29^ Ijj louA laiift., REG.. 3.' PICTURE FRAME $12 imported Briars. Regular | 2 f» R 3 . 5 0 2 f o r S.OO MFQ. IlfO R ta o 2 fdr2.00 HANGER or filtered REG. 3j ) . REG s.e SAWTOOTH HANGER SJ9 .FOR REG. l 49 15 LB ADHESIVE APACHE KEY APACHE PURSES REG. JporIJM) .i'"' 2 FOR 2.50 2 FOR 3.70 »2for 5.50 CLOTH HANGER APACHE CHANGE A P A C H E 5.99 FOR REG.3J 9 I^ G S il YtNJR CHOICE REG. 2,89 ■ OtOICE D IC A L C IU M B - C O M P L E X ANTI-DIARRHEA INSTANT HIST , PURSE LUGGAGE TAGS RING HOLDER REG. 39/ ROLL UP TOBACCO W k 2 FOK2 . 6 0 2 FOR 4.00 2 FOR fi'.OO 2 .o«4 0 ( IPHOSPHATE TABS T A B S 100’s T A B S I O O ’t AID ANTISEPTIC I PIA^TIC WETLOOK GENUINE LEATHER SNAP ON BET RE6.^ tJ 9 COHNOISSEUR . REGi-It.-,... REG. 2.79 RE6.«:« 15 LB ADHESiVE f lO O ’ i 9 9 0 0 SPSAY 5 OZ. 1.99 4 for SEIECTION W 2ro.FI r r 2 FOR 4.50 2 FOR 7.00 CLOTH HANGERS REG. REG. REG. 9 ‘ t |2 * 1.80 REG.1J 9 4 FOR4 AetosoL 9 9201 GIANT DECORATOR PURSE Turkish Meerschaum inner bowl | l 2 FOR 2.80 PK OF 12 1.49 FOR 99/ 2 r o . l 0 0 4 f o i :RE6.149 REG. 4J 9 REG 7J9 REG. 2.49 4 FORi REG. 2.9 9 4 FOR' or CHANGE PURSE WITH 200- 40d year old imported REG. 2J 9 I LIVER. IRON.&B-12 REG.2.19 4 .FOR4 I Genuine leither. For fee relief ef symptoms KEY RING Briar. AIR TJCHT ZIPPER | 2 i ' w i j 0 2 FOR 4 . 7 0 2 FOR 8.00 For VllamiR B-Coeiplex For cats A dogs. Relieves choice of brown or black. 2FOR 3.00 2 ». 8 0 0 | assedsted with diantwa Ir pain A itching. Aneethetic. I REG. . POUCH CAPESKIN t * K 52Fo.2®8 deRdiBCies. mnll miimals. 12.99 4 FOR I LEATHER n rr CASSEHE MFG. 4.99 Z fORu ' I MAGNETIC HAND FASHIONED V- BRITISH CUSTOM I RECORDING TAPES MAGNETIC r x 225’ 9 CARTRIDGE DESIGN CARD OF 10 Aged Imported Briar- REG.69/£fO R | U 40 M IN . (20 X Z) Vulcanite Rubber BIts-Dry LIGHTER FLINTS Smoking Condenser. Warranty MFG. 5” X 600’ 0 900 33«! 2 FOR 34^ “‘'* 2 r o « l® ® APACHE SHOE I S N O l U C E S HELMAC LINT SENTRY BOOT REG. REG. L99.4FOR4 BOOT UCES** PKK G ^ F 2 P O L IS H 3 O Z 8,^ 2.FORe, 7” X 1200’ 60 M IN . (30 X Z) REMOVER or REG. 179 CLOiE^ajBID STUDDED LEATHER DOG’S CHROME VINYL COLLAR* 40 INCH SIZE 0 P . 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