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The lighter side; adventurcs of a goober gourmet The weather By DICK WEST rich source of fiber, now known to be it obviously was written before Jim­ waiter for a translation. He rolled his flown in daily and served right off the The waiter, struggling to control Inside today so healthful." eyes heavenward and as if in a plea vine. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The my Carter won the Democratic his emotions, bit his lower lip. "If Nevertheless, "Restaurants avoid presidential nomination. for strength. I said, "I'm not particularly you must know, it’s peanut butter Variable cloudiness, warm, humid magazine Organic Gardening has an Area new s...... 16 Editorial ...... 4 the peanut almost completely." "That's peanut butter and hungry today so I think I’ll skip the today. High in 80s. Partly cloudy editorial complaining that I understand that most of the and jelly,” Classified___ 20-22 Fam ily...... 17 "Good peanut butter on a slice of crackers,” he said, shuddering appetizer and just order soup and a tonight, low in 60s. Friday partly Comics...... 23 Obituaries ...... 12 restaurants have an anti-peanut bias. better restaurants around the coun­ I said, "I’ll have ham and Swiss on cloudy, chance of showers or «»> apple is the perfect dessert...but im­ try now have standby peanut dishes slightly. sandwich. This soup looks in­ rye.” Dear Abby ,23 Sports...... 13-15 Here are the key excerpts: thundershowers. Highs in 80s. National TWEWY-FOUR PAGES agine the look you’d get from a waiter ready to add to their menus should "In that case. I'll try something teresting. 'Bouillon de cachiietes The waiter wrote it down on his weather forecast map on Page 21. M m "Nutritionally, the peanut is an if you'd order that treat in a fine TWO SECTIONS MAT(eH«STER/C0N^^ M.'lW PRICEi FIFTEBM.CENTS exceptionally good food. Pound for Carter win in November. else." I pointed to an item labeled vapeur.’ What’s in it?” The waiter pad. "And would you care for a restaurant” Some have even jumped the gun in "cacahuetes sans sa coquille” and stiffened. "That, sir, is broth of dessert?” pound, it exceeds beef in protein Although that editorial may have value, at far less cost . Th^y are a elevating the peanut to gourmet again asked the waiter for boiled peanuts." He handed me the dessert menu been valid at the time it was written. status. assistance. "Okay. Bring me a bowl of chicken but tried to hide the bottom line with I was in one of the better He took a deep breath. "Those are noodle." his thumb. After a brief struggle, 1 restaurants for lunch the other day peanuts on the half-shell. There! "Very good, sir. And what kind of was able to identify the shield^ en­ and I noticed that the list of You've made me say it!" sandwich would you like?" try as "beurre de cacahuetes en appetizers included "beurre de "Are you sure they're fresh? They I ran a finger down the menu until I tranche de pomme.” I was glad I Dole attacks Carter’s cacahuetes canape.” don't keep very long in this kind of came to "beurre de cacahuetes et forced the issue for it was the best My grasp of menu nomenclature weather, you know.” jelle." peanut butter on a slice of apple that COEP wants business being shaky at best, I asked the The waiter assured me they were ' Tm almost afraid to ask," I said. 1 had tasted in years. blanket pardon pledge The Cooperative Occupational Educa­ greater Manchester area cooperated with OHN ■ A.M. TO 10 O.M. Mon. thru Sal. tion Program (COEP) at Manchester the COEP department by providing High School is looking for business. That training stations for the students. Students By LEWIS LORD the previous day when he made his imposed a new export embargo, it is, COEP is looking for severai business have been assigned to work with cable m I'nited Press International blanket pardon vow. has caused permanent damage to firms to participate in its student training television, service stations, department But there was plenty of applause export markets," Carter said. program. stores, and the town hospital, among Don't Settle for Less. .. Sen. Robert Dole is wasting no for Carter at the Iowa State Fair in The Ford camp was heartened by a COEP will begin its seventh year in other businesses. time attacking Jimmy Carter’s Des Moines when he said Republican new Gallup Poll, completed Monday, September. The program is designed to COEP staff members are continually on promise to issue a blanket pardon to farm policies had "built a wall” showing Carter’s lead shrinking by 13 provide students with an on-the-job work the lookout for additional businesses Top Notch Vietnam War draft resisters. between farmers and consumers. He percentage points in the wake of experience as part of their high school which are willing to participate in the GET FULL SERVICE plus "Let there be no confusion as to said Ford, Richard Nixon and Ford's nomination at last week’s education program. Because of a record enrollment L President Ford’s position on this Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz had GOP convention. During its seven-year history, the for the coming year in COEP, the staff is issue,” the Republican vice presiden­ placed the farmer on the "public Gallup’s latest interviews with 1,- program has grown from an initial pilot /GLASTONBURY MANCHESTER lO tial nominee told the American hoping to enlist 25 additional firms. FOX RUM MALL }»0 NORTH MAIN AT U A IN ^ WAREHOUSE PRICED enemy list." 016 reeistered voters found Carter group of 20 to about 400 senior high school Any company desiring further informa­ EAST HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN Legion national convention in Seattle "What is best for the family preferred by 49 per cent and Ford by students. llM ieURNSlO E AVENUE MO WASHINGTON ST RT 66 Wednesday. tion may contact the COEP office at 646- M l SILVER LANE farmer in the long run is exactly 39 per cent, with 12 per cent un­ Last year, approximatly 200 firms in the 5854, extension 368 or 360. frixti Ifftxtivo "It is unequivocal — and applies what is best for the city consumer,” decided. The previous Gallup Poll in ihrM VIWilCOMTOuA ^ SUPER SAVINGS! equally to draft evaders and AUv. ilf l9 7 4 *000 srtMo auachasis Carter said. But, he added, GOP early August, following the deserters — no blanket pardon, no Vf R e S f 'T R QM W l "VI Noo* So*0 10 D**i*'4 policies have made consumers dis­ Democratic convention, had Carter Not ■•loonubl* lo> '*R^‘<** Irrori blanket amnesty, no blanket clemen­ trust farmers. preferred over Ford 56 per cent to 33 cy," Dole said. Carter said he wouldn’t ban per cent. Tech plans evening classes The Legionnaires applauded Dole’s shipments of grain to Russia as the Ford reorganized his campaign UIHREHOUSE PRICED" FOR EVER GREDTER SRUinCS! IVelveetal remark for 30 seconds. Many of them Ford administration did in 1974. staff for a third time, shifting cam­ had booed Carter for three minutes "Every time Nixon, Ford and Butz Howell Cheney Technical School will will be introduced this fall. It will be the ' paign manager Rogers Morton to a new position as head of a steering resume its adult evening school program first course in a series of six which will Cheese this fall Vocational courses are available cover all phases of air conditioning. SWEET LIFE ^ committee, and replacing him with SWEET LIFE ^JOHNSON’S 4 Spread Houston lawyer James Baker, his to all individuals who want to up-date Introduction to mini computers (SS-220) Circling B52s called specific skills, learn new skills or for self is another course being offered for the MUSHROOMS IIEMON FAVORj 2lb. PK6. chief delegate hunter during his bid improvement. first time this fall. The course, the first in SHORTENING for the nomination. Stems A Pieces FOINITUKE FOIISH Ford scheduled meetings at his Basic and advanced courses are offered a series of mini computer courses, is | ’ | 6 9 HEINZ provocative by Reds offered in conjunction with the Hartford vacation retreat in Vail, Colo., today in the following trade areas: Automotive, KETCHUP with Dole, Vice President Nelson State Technical College. South Korea with the mobilization of carpentry, mechanical drafting, elec­ 8 4 « 14 Korea's Central News Agency, Republic of Korea (North Korea), " health of American society." John Spalla, a graduate student at Hartt College of Music, played a variety of show tunes monitored in Tokyo, was one of a it said. "At some point America has to from the 1930s and 1940s at the Westhill Gardens senior citizens apartment complex series of biting attacks against South In another broadcast, North come back together again, reunify Korea and American “imperialists” Korea said Americans intended to Wednesday afternoon. It was the second concert for the town's elderly residents sponsored itself, try to end the bitterness that by the Manchester Arts Council and was arranged by Diane Wicks, the town's Vista Computer course offered FOR THESE by the North Koreans who had taken use the Panmunjom incident, in remains and bring families back a mildly conciliatory posture at a . which two American officers were together again." Mondale said. volunteer. (Herald photo by Pinto) A course in mini-computers will be knowledgeable in the hardware aspects meeting the day before. hacked to death by North Korean offered this fall at Howell Cheney and applications of mini-computers. THEY MARK ITEMS The news agency carried portions guards, as an excuse for direct Regional Vocational Technical School in Separate application courses in areas THAT HAVE BEEN of a commentary from Rodong Sin- military confrontation with the conjunction with the Hartford State such as input/output organization, REDUCED EVEN mun, official newspaper of North north. Technical College. Introduction to mini­ memories, programming methods, FEED YOUR FAMILY S LOWER THAN OUR Korea’s Communist party, saying: The 42,000 American troops, computers (SS-2201 will introduce the stu­ economics of mini-computer applications, LOW EVERYDAY "The la r« scale bombing exercise backed up in the past week by a 7th Mystery disease seareh foeuses on gas dent to the mini-computer technology limitations and trade off studies are BETTER FOR LESS TOP NOTCH CHOICE" runs by K2 bombers designed for Fleet task force and extra squadrons nuclear missions are a very grave of warplanes, remained on alert field, vocabulary and system organiza­ planned for the series. This course is a PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The persons who attended an American symptoms develop very insidiously, possibility of outside contaniinatjon tion. and provocative military action. status, as did more than a million mandatory prerequisite for the follow-up AT TOP NOTCH! YOUR BEST BEEF BUT! search for the cause of the Legion convention in Philadelphia hours or days after exposure." Sunderman is an authority on Typical applications and programming course. “’liie bombing practice runs con­ troops in both Koreas. mysterious "Legionnaire’s Disease" last month. More than 150 others Pennsylvania Deputy Health ducted by the U.S. imperialists above nickel carbonyl and recently com­ requirements will be covered as time per­ No prerequisite courses are necessary X , / ’v \ TOPMOUH / DRY DEES today focused on a poison gas used in have been sickened by the disease. Secretary Morton D. Rosen said pleted a paper on the lethah element mits. Professor Peter Brunone of the for SS-220 and two hours college credit OVERNITE making plastics. Two new names were added Sunderman’s results would be dis­ for the American .Academy of Hartford State Technical College may be earned. Dr. F. William Sunderman Jr,, a Wednesday to the list of those suf­ cussed today in a telephone con­ Sciences. His father, Dr. F. William Engineering Technology Department will Registration will be in person at Cheney DIAPERS toxin specialist at the University of fering from the illness. ference call with health officials at Sunderman Sr., has been working on teach the course. Contract accord reached Tech on Sept. 13 and 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. t UU S S D D A A CHOICE CHOICE BOX OF 12 Connecticut Medical center in Far­ Sunderman said his results the Center for Disease Control in the case at Hanhemann .Medical Introduction to mini-cqmputers is the Classes will meet Mondays from 6:30 to BEEF NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Armstrong the general industry pattern. mington. Conn., said Wednesday "strengthen my suspicion " the Atlanta and city health officials. College here first in a series of mini-computer courses 9:30 p.m. beginning Sept. 20. i Rubber Co. and the United Rubber The agreement could end the strike night he found evidence of nickel car­ deaths resulted from nickel "Basically, Dr. Sunderman’s Sunderman said the nickel fumes designed to help the student become more The cost is $15 per credit hour plus a $4 Workers Union agreed today on a at the firm's five tire plants which bonyl in tissue supplied to him by poisoning. He cautioned, however, feeling is that there is a remote of the highly toxic chemical may registration fee. SHOULDER new three-year contract, according began at midnight June 30 when the Philadelphia health officials. that the findings were not conclusive. possibility that the Legionnaire’s have seeped intoupper levels of the to officials at company headquarters old contract expired. The mystery malady has killed 26 The deadly compound, used in the Disease could have been caused by Bellevue Stratford Hotel, the here. A ratification vote will be taken manufacture of plastics, synthetic nickel carbonyl poisoning, ” Rosen headquarters for the convention, clothing, some printing material and said. "It is not conclusive evidence CLOD ROAST The negotiations were completed Sunday and Monday in West Haven, from a smoldering fire of multiform KEEP SMILING other products, is tasteless, odorless because the accompanying urine invoices near the hotel. The fire at 7 a m. in Cherry Hill, N.J. Des Moines, Iowa, Hanford, Calif., HELLMANN'Sl Natchez, Miss, and Nashville, Tenn., Back-to-school and colorless testing has come up negative. ” started in debris piled up because of K EEP H A P P Y MAYON­ G.R. Millar, vice president for per­ the company said. Sunderman said nickel carbonyl Sunderman’s findings were the a trash collectors strike Some in­ sonnel and employe relations and the A majority of the local unions, information "doesn’t kill immediately, but takes result of weeks of tests conducted voices. he said, contain microscopic NAISE company’s chief negotiator, said the representing a majority of the 5,500 several davs. In mild cases, the with careful controls to eliminate the capsules of nickel 32oz. JAR tentative pact includes wage and workers, must ratify the agreement begins today benefit improvements which follow to make it a binding contract. Millar With today's paper, The PILLSBURY Herald begins publication of fashion back-to-school information for News summary PIE CRUST I Trade deficit up in July Manchester and area towns. MIX School bus routes for WHAT IS record set a month earlier. However, Compiled from United Press International vs. TOP NOTCH WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Manchester are on Pages 5 to );o«E) lloz. CHOICE SAVE EVEN MORE IN OUR United States posted its largest trade imports of foreign products also 10, and East Hartford's bus Yh*y mt» ih t lap 1 praeai a H I ba«f Ihai Oacn |rM)«u choit* w piun* Uy deficit in almost two years in July as bested its previous mark set in June routes are on Pages 10 and U, btal- Onlp b tti that m ta ii l«e*r*l inipK |«n BttI thjl hai t>e«n n Jan. 11, 1975 from a 10-year divulge his sources, is faced with U.S.O A. ip a iiliia tia n i ChKkM by oui m*Al dfpailintot to m»u«» il both imports and exports soared to by rising 7.5 per cent — or $756 Calendars for Manchester m«tlt Our ri(N3 lUnctirUt lo •nui'l l»rie«r tatty Sta te sentence for conspiracy to a subpoena from a House com­ savings Ihaia Mampi at appraval. tatmi bMl record highs, the Commerce Depart­ million. public schools, parochial murder Rudolph M Marfeo. mittee bent on learning who "VALU-PAKL™», ment said today. The large rise in imports was at­ 4lb. PACKAGES OR MORE schools and Howell Cheney leaked him an intelligence report In its monthly report on trade, the tributed to another major increase in NEW FAIRFIELD - Two Technical School are on Page BOSTON — Black parents have on the CIA eventually published in VISIT OUR SERVICE DELI Commerce Department said the na­ petroleum imports, which were up youths remained hospitalized the good sports are "tied” TOP NOTCH WHOLI 11. Homeroom assignments for asked immediate appointment of a New York City weekly IMFOITID FHOIIH TOP aoTM a.i.i.t. caoici tion imported $827.1 million more in $527 million from the previous month. today with injuries received when nil Cheney Tech are also on Page five black principals in Boston TOP NOTCH goods than it exported last month. Oil imports have advanced con­ 11. a school bus carrying 60 TOP HOTCH SPRING WHOLE BOTTOM I4ei. Bex S W tn LIFE public schools claiming the ATTICA — A strike by Attica U.S.DA. CHOICE BEEF This represents the largest one- siderably in the past two months, passengers from a Stratford U.S.D.A. CHDICE BEEF FIOUH In Friday’s Herald will be Boston School Committee acted in state prison inmates, scene of SEMI-BOHEIESS LAMB LEGS ROUNDS TA' month balance of trade deficit since following a temporary one-month elementary school hit a tree at FRDM CHUCK school bus routes for Vernon a "capricious" manner and in bloody riots that killed 43 persons CUT TO IPUNCHl August, 1974, when the deficit was slowdown in May. and South Windsor, along with Squantz Pond State Park CHUCK ORDER - 5 8 ^ $887.8 million. The department said a $221-milIion Wednesday. Seven others were "blatant disregard ” of court in 1971, went into its fourth day other general back-to-school orders by not appointing the today amid speculation the lb. DETERGENT [ Exports of U.S. goods rose 3.1 per increase in imports of machinery and news, Other area town bus treated and released. No charges STEAKS have been filed and the accident is blacks. U. S District Court Judge protest could end soon Flit TOUR fREEEER - CUT TO TOUR ORDTR cent—or $308 million—to an all-time transport equipment also contributed routes will be published next high in July, surpassing the old neaviiy to last montn s record-level under investigation. W Arthur Garrity scheduled a TOP ROTCN B .S .I.A . CHOtCI COLGATE week. TOP NOTCH H .S .I.A . (N O K I • | 4 8 hearing Friday on the matter. VAIL. Colo, — Graham Martin, nil TOOTHPASTE imports. J WHOLE SIRLOIN SHORT RIBS WETHERSFIELD - Gambling the last U. S. ambassador lo South OF BEEF at Connecticut’s two jai alai BOSTON — Three weeks short Vietnam, has been appointed 7Zi ROUND TIPS arenas and the Plainfield dog of the fall primary, the New President Ford's personal CUT TO <1 ‘She’s done the job,’ says Sen. Beck England Regional Commission representative in conducting ORDER track in the past three months TOP HOTCH have provided the state $5 million has cleared Republican Gov. negotiations on the future TD P HDTCH U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BITTY Meldrim Thomson of New political status of the Trust PERRIE’S lb. in revenues, the state gaming BOHELESS SHOULDER CROCKER Hampshire of charges he misused Territory of the Pacific Islands comerino HDT or SWEET of Gov. Grasso’s fiscal program commission reported Wednesday. TOP NOTCH PR IS IK IB TOP NOTCH H .S .I.A . (NO KI federal funds. The^announcement with Micronesian leaders. LONDON ITALIAN IIIF LAYER was made Wednesday night. LANDOIAKES • 4 . 9 9 LITCHFIELD - There is no GROUND CHUCK CAKE MIX one-time-only revenues and some International BROIL SAUSAGE AMER. CHEESE HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. method of funding local education reason the state should not retry regular low PAniES ASST. FLAVORS Grasso has gotten the state through could drastically change the picture. lawmakers — including Mrs. Beck — Peter A. Reilly on a manslaughter BEIRUT, Lebanon — Right- now shoe-town p rice y 1 0 M ttau u say it will eventually lead to a larger 411- <1 18.5oz.BOX some rough times in good shape and Should the decision — expected this charge for killing his mother, ac­ wing sources say a two-pronged PHfi new taxes can probably be avoided money shortage because there is not National This sporty tie...crafted of genuine suede atop bouncy crepe $148 FLOUR fall — go against the state then all cording to Chief State's Attorney Christian attack on West Beirut, this year, says one of her chief a continuing solution to a continuing soies...is the shoe to team up with aii your sporty faii fashions bets are off because of the expected Joseph T. Gormley Jr. He said he MADERA, Calif. — A grand which includes the U S Km- legislative critics. problem. need for a large increase in state agreed with the decision of the jury took only 20 minutes to bassy. may be imminent .skirts, siacks, cuiottes or jeans, "I believe that with a continued late State’s Attorney John A. in ajst or chocoiate-brown. Women's SVz-lO, medium. "I don’t agree with her fiscal revenue. very tight policy on spending we may decide on indictments against policies, but she’s done the job," Sen. Bianchi to retry Reilly, although Fred N. Woods, 24, of Portola JOHANNESBURG, South “I think she’s managed to keep the be able to get through without more Blanchl never filed court papers Sporty 33% savings thru Saturday. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfleld, co-chair­ Valley, Calif.; and brothers, Africa — Police today opened fire ITALIAN FRESH Sunkist state In Incredibly good shape,” Mrs. taxes this year,” Mrs. Beck said. for a new trial. FRESH RED RIPE man of the legislature’s Finance Beck said. The two women have James and Richard Schoenfeld, 24 on rioters in the all-black "But if so, we’re only buying time," township of Soweto for the fourth Prune N a tiv e Valencia Blush Red Committee said Wednesday. often been bitterly at odds. and 22 respectively, of Atherton, But she cautioned the governor’s Regional straight day in attempts to break GREEN The Finance Committee writes all After predictions of an $80 million budget was balanced on the premise Calif., in the kidnaping of 26 Whole up fighting between Zulu Corn ORANGES tax legislation and Its chairmen deficit last November, which led to of a continued upturn in the economy. Chowchilla. Calif., children and SHOE-TOWN Plums DOZ. Doz. PEACHES traditionally hold great sway over PROVIDENCE, R. 1. - State their school bus driver. The three tribesmen and "black power" PEPPERS W atermelon austerity measures, including the “A lot depends on the economy, police have questioned several demonstrators, a police state fiscal policy. layoff of 500 state workers, offleals though. We still need a good economy were indicted on 45 charges each Mrs. Beck said she thought that a parole board members and a of kidnap, kidnap with ^ i l y spokesman said. There were no MANCHESTER V/nTHERSFIElO WINDSOR said Connecticut ended the fiscal because the revenue estimates were c. Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg, Cir. continuation of the present upswing legislator about an alleged in­ harm and robbery and bail was immediate reports of casualties Spencer S i (Silver Lane) & Hillstown Rd year June 30 with about a $30 million awfully optimistic," she s«id. Route 159 In the economy would probably allow fluence peddling attempt In the continued at $1 million each. Other iocallont throughout Conntclicul 29 6 9 ' ^ 8 8 ° surplus. : . ° The largest single source of state 29 2 9 H 8 8 parole of reputed New England the state to get by without added The legislature passed Mrs. revenue Is the seven per cent sales AMMAN, Jordan — Canadian taxes this year. organized crime leader Raymond Prime Minister Pierre Elliott _Ffee parking, BankAmencard, Maslercharqe. Grasso’s program for the current tax and In bad times income from it WASHINGTON - CBS cor­ TOP NOTCH IS NOT OPEN SUNDAYS *• But she said the case before the L. Patriacra. No charges have respondent Daniel Schorr, who Trudeau ended his three-day visit fiscal year that she claims will mean drops along with the decrease in been filed Patriarca was paroled state Supreme Court challenging a balanced budget. public spending, leaving state coffers says he will go to jail rather than here Wednesday Connecticut’s property tax-based That program uses $70 million In short of cash. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 26, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cnnn Thiirg August 26, 1976 — PAGE THREE Police report Antiabortionists aided Dole in 1974 G a r d e n i n g PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP TOPEKA, Kan. (UPI) - defeat. paign never disavowed the antiabor­ A leader in the antiabortion cam­ Weekend Cssh & Csrry Speclall Two motorists were held overnight 6:18 p.m. crash and damage to cars The pursuit led to Philip Rd., Wells Republican vice presidential tion efforts. nominee Sen. Robert Dole accepted paign, Rev. Sterling Lacy of Topeka, at the Manchester Police station, was minor, police said. St., Battista Rd., Ansaldi Rd., Teresa Lacy said Tuesday he spent more By Frank Atwood acknowledged Tuesday that he did facing court appearance today on a Police said Wallick drove away Rd., Autumn St. and Oak Grove St., help from an antiabortion group in than $4,000 on a mass mailing, but set his 1974 senatorial campaign, a not file with the FEC records on the iflmuse variety of charges stemming from from the accident scene, was chased police said. The motorcycle stalled up his contributions and distributions POMPONS report on ederal Election Commis­ money spent in behalf of Dole. The two unrelated police chases by two witnesses to the intersection on Oak Grove St. and the operator as a one-man business to avoid cam­ florist & Greenhouses sion records shows, FEC is investigating. Wednesday night. of W. Middle Tpke. and Broad St., was taken into custody. paign reporting requirements. , The New York Times Wednesday Bill Wohlford, Dole’s ad­ John C. Wallick, 26, of Coventry is and then police began pursuit. The Police said the motorcyclist A marriage counselor and fun­ reported that Dole accepted as a 1974 ministrative assistant and 1974 cam­ charged with evading responsibility, chase went, through the Manchester narrowly avoided a collision with damentalist Protestant minister, paign coordinator, said: “We were reckless driving, driving while his Shopping Parkade and then west on four children playing on Wells St. and campaign contribution the cost of an­ Lacy denied receiving any financial bunch Don Custer planted a packet of not making the abortion issue part of license was suspended, driving while W. Middle Tpke. to Interstate 86, and an automobile on Virginia Rd. tiabortion advertisements he said or other support from the Dole cam­ FLOWEItS and ARRANOEUCNTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . Amaranthus seed in a bed close to last Sunday he had disavowed. the formal campaign. It was not LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER under the Influence of liquor, failure police said. paign organization for his mailing. .36 ()AK ST., MANCHESTER rel. 619-0791 or619-l 113 the wall of the Custer home, trying Dole’s opponent, former Rep. something we sanctioned or en­ C J f to obey an officer’s signal, and Wallick’s car was stopped by police Sebastian Lombardo, 42, of 73 He would not disclose the con­ Monchctlef 6 4 3 -9 5 5 9 something new. He had never known couraged.” But former press aide EREE Delivery & Parking s Erank Cakrli'r, I’rop. second-degree reckless endanger- cruisers at Exit 92 of 1-86. During the Ridge St. was charged Wednesday William Roy, said the the antiabor­ tributors who financed the 1974 621 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER the plant and expected it to be ment. pursuit, one cruiser was forced off tion campaign was a key factor in his Sam Richardson, who kept a file of mailing. perhaps two feet tail, ft has grown to morning with evading responsihility news releases, said the Dole cam­ John E, Carr, 17, of 75 Birch St. is the road three times, police said. in connection with a traffic accident more than five feet and each stout charged with reckless driving, Carr, a motorcyclist, was ap­ stalk has put out a crown of brilliant at Cooper and Ridge Sts., police said. failure to obey an officer’s signal, prehended shortly after 8 p.m. after Police said a tractor-trailer driven red flowers above luxuriant green operating an unregistered motor a police chase through several foliage. by Lombardo struck a utility pole at vehicle, operating a motorcycle residential streets in the east side of the intersection at about 6 a.m. and It is a strikingly colorful plant that without a license, failure to obey two Manchester, police said. bring people in from the street to ask the truck left the scene. Court date Is stop signs, and speeding. The pursuit began near Charter Sept. 14. THE what it is. Unfortunately Don had not Wallick was taken into custody at Oak Park at 8 p.m., police said, when saved the seed packet, and when about 6:30 p.m. after a high-speed a patrolman notic^ a motorcycle Mrs. Custer asked me to identify it, I Breaks reported to police BETTER BEDDING SHOP chase , police said. without lights. When the patrolman Wednesday included a burglary into a went for help. I took a spray of the Wallick was one driver in a three- signaled to the motorcyclist, the red flowers to Woodland Gardens home on Indian Dr. Several rooms Soys . . . if you've got the car collision at W. Middle Tpke. and young operator speeded up, poiice were ransacked and it wasn’t known THURSDAY NIGHT where John Zapadka said immediate­ Center St. No one was injured in the said. ly "Amaranthus.” He guessed that if anything was missing. the variety name might be Early BACKACHE Splendor. we've got the The approach of Hurricane Belle sent Mr. Custer into the yard to take MATTRESS into the house the many plants he has Hartford County 4-H Fair FRIDAY & in hanging baskets and to set stakes around the Amaranthus and tie the clump of plants to the stakes. Two stalks were snapped off by tbe wind but one has to look closely to find the M in MBi n«u planned at Bradley Field OTWi aaiAT SETS damage. With this protection the Amarathus went through the storm Tail Sin S^O M a ttm s V ' very well indeed. The 40th annual Hartford County 4- SATURDAY Saturday, the fair will be open a m. and conclude at 6 p.m., will in­ One would not guess from Mr. H Fair will open Friday at 1 p.m. and from 9 a.m. to midnight and will FM Sin clude the 4-H horse show, various iitkau Custer’s background that he would be continue through Sunday at Bradley feature the judging of beef, sheep, contests, a karate and self defense an enthusiastic plant grower. He Field, Windsor Locks. goats, rabbits and dairy animals. demonstration, a dress review and a never had any training for hor­ Highlighting Friday’s program will There also will be dog obedience, a clown contest. At 12:30 p.m., the 4-H .V 1 9 9 ticulture and little experience with it be the crowning of the 4-H queen at 6 horse draw, fun contests. Bicenten­ will honor Arthur Loos for his ONE WEEK ONLY until he and Mrs. Custer (Joan) p.m. The day’s program will also in­ nial costume judging and, in the leadership as fair director and as an acquired their home. Now Mrs. clude judging of swine. Bicentennial evening, western music. active supporter of interstate and ^(^ 0 ^ d o n ^ $ Custer says that when he is home he contests, a doodle bug draw and a auction functions. is "in the yard all the time” rock concert featuring the “Lady” Sunday’s events, which begin at 9 band. BACK-O-PEDIC1 1 9 ? Cactus not popular Mr. Custer's explanation is that he

“likes green growing things." He All v ; e i Ifll'OL;* >r C uitoni tWOt L likes especially to take cuttings from ,i 'nggsurs r ,ouf homa his own plants, root them, and give Jaworski says greed destroyed Nixon T77 ::Y**r'"" the new plants away. This system failed to work, however, when it / : r . HOUSTON ( UPI) - Richard h came to cactus. He had a number of this week. “He hoped to realize a for­ “The president was full of con­ Nixon’s greed for money and power BETTER BEDDING different kinds and once had more tune from them (the tapes).’’ tempt for certain congressmen and cost him the presidency, former 669 Ou'Aiidp I .tj.-' but has reduced his cactus collection. Jaworski said Nixon’s downfall ac­ close friends simply because they OPEN Mon f. 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I Charter Oak and Sycamore (W), Charter Starts at 7:35 a.m. Stops at Tri|i 3 —Iliplilniiil I’lirk Starts at 8:35 a.m. Stops at Ralph and Oak and Sycamore (E), Gardner and W. Windsor, New State, Crestwood (13-58), The aftermath of the Teton Dam disaster Manchester Hackmatack and Niles, Hackmatack and All students from W. Middle Tpke., Galaxy (E), 120 Ralph, 176 Ralph, Ralph Tolland Tpke. (717-1023), iiaurbratfr lEimtin^Hpralb Gardner. Gardner and Spring, 259 Fern. Judith, Hackmatack and S. Main. Arrives Finley, Lake, Bolton Center, New Bolton, and Galaxy (W). Arrives at 8:50 a m. SUrts at 7:30 a m. Stops at 891 Tolland, Manchester — A City of Village Charm Arrives at 6:45 a.m. TATON v a lley , Idaho - fateful Saturday was the farming at 7:45 a.m. Highland,' Candlewood, Somerset, Tolland and N. Main, 109 Buckland, 80 Driving westward over the mountain Lee Roderick ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ bus routes Founded Oct. 1, 1881 community of Wilford. Before June ment to house families temporarily. Trip 2 — Kennel Autumn. Burnham, Burnham and Drexel, range that includes the spectacular riie Herald's Bus 2 B ub 6 5, Wilford had 154 houses. Today it Here is the schedule of bus routes All students from Wethereli, Keeney Starts at 8:20 a.m. Stops at 119 Lake, Burnham and Croft, Croft and Windsor, Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press international Three Tetons, one is awed by the W asliingtiiii Correspondent Many of the mobile homes are Trip 1 —MHS 148 Lake, 240 Lake, 857 E. Middle, 811 E. Trip 1 — MHS has 44 still on their foundations — for Manchester schools, including (26-143), Francis, Bidwell, Horacp, 206 Windsor, 130 Windsor. Meekville and Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. pristine beauty of this region. And parked next to the foundations where All students from Bette, Blue Ridge. Middle, 779 E. Middle, 940 E. Middle, 180 That force was 130,000 acre feet of about half bf which are heavily houses used to sit. And some families public and parochial schools and McCann, Server, Chalmers, Overland. All students from Campfield, Cooper, Angel, Tolland and Adams, 116 Adams. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. this peaceful valley on the west side Camp Meeting, Dartmouth, Duiican, New ^Iton. E. Middle and Finley, 65 Cooper Hill, Cornell, Courtland, Ensign, 199 Adams, Adams and Hilliard, 184 New water that burst furiously out of damaged and perhaps unlivable. immediately planted gardens next to Howell Cheney Technical Schools. Bridge, Litchfield. Hunter, Hillstown of the range likewise stands as mute Teton Dam just east of here on June Downstream, the town of Sugar City Cobb, Thayer, Timber, Timrod, Tuck, (156-281), Woodside. Finley, 94 Finley, Highland and Wyllys, Fairfield, Hartford Rd. (362-374), W. State (Pine Ridge and Falcon Ridge), Raymond f Robinson, Editor-PubiisHer Harold E Turkington. Managing Editor them. Spring (173-299 and 405-628). 225 Highland, Highland and Candlewo^, testimony to the intelligence of the 5. cutting a destructive swath along likewise was virtually totally Starts at 8 a m. Stops at Keeney and High, McKee (195-258), West. Foxcroft and Deerfield. Arrives at 7:55 Local officials estimates that very Starts at 7:15 a.m. Stops at Spring and 128 Highland. 316 Autumn. Autumn and am . Shoshone Indians, storied mountain the Snake River and destroying destroyed. Other areas, including Bus 1 Hackmatack, Wethereli and Server, 248 Starts at 7:40 a m. Stops at Campfield O pinion few families will leave the area, even Dartmouth, Spring and Cobb Hill, Spring Wethereli, 514 Wethereli, Wethereli and School, Autumn and E. Maple, Autumn and Cooper Hill, Campfield and 'Frip 2 — Kennel men and Mormon pioneers who, in thousands of acres of choice crop land Rexburg, were heavily damaged. and Tam, 10 Camp Meeting, Carter and and Lyndale. Arrives at 8:50 a m. though much of the precious topsoil Trip I —,MHS Hillstown, Terry and Hunter, 156 Westwood. Arrives at 7:50 a m. All students from N, Main, Union. turn, called this area home. before emptying into the American Current estimates of property Blue Ridge, Blue Ridge and Bette, 30 which produced, among other things, All students from Arvine, Ash, Bruce, Hillstown. Arrives at 8:25 a.m. ’Frip 2 — Keniirt Hilliard, Woodland, Duval. Castle, Turn- But as one crosses the first reaches Falls Reservoir over 100 miles away. Blueridge. Arrives at 7:45 a m. damage are in the $1 billion dollar those famous Idaho potatoes, has Carriage, S. Farms, Country Club, Trip 3 — Keeney All students from Keeney (453), bull, Hoffman, Brent (67-188), Schaller, Ford takes the offensive of the valley, he is suddenly brought The devastation throughout the 15 range. Uncle Sam is being presented Bus 5 been washed away. Gardner (177-491), Hillcrest, Lakewood, Trip 2 —Kennel All students from Wethereli (128-143), Linwood, Leland, Eric, Nutmeg, Chambers, Bolton (10-45), Lockwood. up short. Dead ahead, with no road mile wide path of the flood in this the bill, since the newly completed Nike Circle. Shallowbrook, S. Main (176- Frip I —MHS- The Ford campaign is taking will be debated nearest elec­ In a way peculiar to such people All students from Spring (179-712), Bidwell (213-245), Chalmers, Horace, Briarwood, Santina, Garnet, Glendale, Broad (148-162), Grant (53-71), Irving. sign as warning, is a yawning gap in region is numbing. House after house earth-filled dam was a project of the 357), Spring (17-32 and 323-338), and Sun- Camp Meeting, Carter, Blue Ridge, All students from Summer, McKee Winthrop, Bush Hill (506-640). Starts at 8 a m Stops at N. Main and the offensive. who live close to the earth, there is a Overland, Packard, Server. (105-165), Litclifield, McCann, Wethereli tion day. the earth and a twisted heap of steel was abruptly ripped from its founda­ Bureau of Reclamation. Teton was nybrook. Bette, Birch Mountain, W. Carter, Starts at 8 a m. Stops at Keeney and Union, 619 N. Main, 670 N. Main, 756 N. keen sense of faith in the future, even Starts at 8:30 a.m. Stops at Wethereli (59-1281, Bidwell (379-401), Leland, First, the President issued a which are all that remains of a tion by the wall of water, and often the first of some 250 such BLM dams Starts 7:30 a m. Stops at S. Main and Wyllys, Highland, Somerset. Leland, Keeney and Briarwood, Keeney Main, Woodland and Turnbull, Woodland Again, the Carter camp gratitude for the flood’s blessings — and Server, Packard and Chalmers, 53 Keeney (28-3841, Linwood, Curry, Erie, challenge to Jimmy Carter to primary bridge that used to allow the dumped in a heap miles downstream. to collapse. The reasons for the rup­ Spring, S. Main and Lakewood (S), 357 S. Candlewood, Gardner, Cobb, Duncan, Horace. Arrives at 8:45 a m. and Bush Hill, Bush Hill and Glendale. 53 and Fleming, Chambers and Bolton faces a hard choice. To suggest including the fact that it took only a Main, S, Main and Shallowbrook, 606 Porter (691). Nutmeg, Strawberry, Briarwood, Fran­ Arrives at 8:25 a m motorists to cross the Teton River. Thousands of head of livestock left to ture are still being debated. handful of human lives. cis, Winthrop, Winthrop and Garnet, Keeney debate him in the upcoming any shift in the order of topics Gardner, 456 Gardner. Gardner and Starts at 7:55 a m. Stops at Spring and and Santina. Arrives at 8:25 a m. Quickly, other incongruous sights their fate by families fleeing (or their While the process of cleaning up Personal antecdotes, which will Starts at 7:30 a m. Stops at Keeney and campaign and Carter quickly is an admission that perhaps come into view: a battered auto on Carriage, Gardner and Spring. Arrives at Gardner, Spring and Tam. Spring and Bus 4 I’rip 3 — Keeney lives, were drowned Ruined trucks, and planning for the future continues, become part of the folklore of the dis- 7:55 a.m. Wyllys, 38 Camp Meeting, 108 Carter, Nutmeg. Keeney and Briarwood. Keeney its side and half-buried in mud. A Frip 1 — M il s All students from Garnet. Glendale, Bus 8 accepted. the Ford economic policies are cars, airplanes and farm machinery Idahoans here are exhibiting a aster, abound. Somewhere Frip 2 —Bcnnct Blue Ridge and Bette. Blue Ridge and and Leland. Keeney and Hackmatack, hastily abandoned tractor, likewise All students from Butternut, Ferguson Keeney and Wethereli. McKee and Keeney (660-701), Hackmatack, Frip I — MHS Now, the President is are to be seen scattered across the spunkiness reminiscent of their downstream from Wilford, for exam­ All students from Nike, Lakewood, Birch Mountain. 241 Birch Mountain. not as bad as Democratic con­ buried in mud and debris, its steering (141-3181, Gardner (23-66), Highland, Summer, Arrives at 7:50 a.m. Winthrop. All students from Avery. Baldwin, landscape. pioneer forefathers of a century ago. ple, is a pair of pants belonging to Country Club. Shallowbrook. Wyneding Birch Mountain and W. Carter, Highland pushing the debates by vention rhetoric would have us Highwood, Ludlow (134-273), Mountain Starts at 8:30 am Stops at Bryan, Carman. Concord, Doming, wheel grotesquely re-shaped by some The first populated area to be hit Hundreds of mobile homes have Hill. Gardner (209-4911, Sunnybrook, and Wyllys, Highland and Candlewood. Frip 2 —Ki'iiiii'l Ronald Parkinson. One of the pockets 1139-255), Porter (478-4841, Somerset. Hackmatack and S Main. 165 McNall, Pond. Union. Union Pi., N Main. specifically setting out the believe. terrible force. by the flood just after noon on that been brought in by the U.S. Depart- Carriage. Timrod, Tonica Spring, Highland Apartments. Highland and All students from Bush Hill (205-377), contains $3,500. Candlewood, Sycamore. Wyllys. Hackmatack, 27 Glendale, 54 Winthrop, Tolland Tpke. (325-595), Beacon, Oakland areas of debate, but more im­ Timber, Duncan, Fern, and S. Farms. Gardner. Arrives at 8:25 a m. Bell. Hills. Hillstown (300-428), Redwood, If the action the Ford cam­ Another Wilford resident, Bud Starts at 7:20 a.m Stops at Charter Winthrop and Garnet, Bush Hill and (429). Parker (746-875) Starts at 8 a m. Stops at Timrod and 'Frip .3 —Marlin Ralph. Galaxy. portant, urging they begin Fresh, was having a cup of coffee Oak and Sycamore. Highland and Keeney Arrives at 8:50 a.m Starts at 7:15 a m. Stops at 729 N. Main, paign has taken in the setting Timber (El, Timrod and Timber (W). All students from Spring (431-828), Starts at 8 a.m. Stops at Bush Hill and when the dam burst. He set the cup Gardner,, Highland and Candlewood, Tolland and Union, 325 Tolland. Doming Sept. 8, 9 or 10 instead of the Gardner and Carriage, Gardner and Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber, Timrod, Bell, 372 Bush Hill, 214 Bush Hill. 36 Bush up of the debates is an indica­ Highland and Wyllys. Porter and and McNall. Concord and Elberta, RegartileS9 of what on a counter and fled his house, Fern, Gardner and Wyneding Hill, S Tonica Spring, Lookout Mountain. Hill. Hillstown and Hills, Redwood and B ub 7 Sept. 28 date suggested by the tion, we are convinced the Ferguson, Ferguson and Mountain, Baldwin and Bryan, Oakland anci SMILE. which subsequently was carried Main and Shallowbrook, S. Main and Starts at 8:30 a.m. Stops at Spring and Ralph, Hillstown and Redwood, 345 Frip 1 — MHS Kappetietf Kans^City, they Arrives at 7:45 a.m. League of Women Voters. This campaign will be a lively one. Senator How do you more than a half mile and dropped in Fern. S. Main and Lakewood (S). Arrives Cobb Hill, Tam and Timrod. Timrod and Hillstown. Arrives at 8:25 a m All students from Adams (27-565), puts the Carter camp on the don't have a t/cteT m ore stop thi8 a field. When Fresh returned to his at 8:25 a m. Timber (E), Timrod and Kingswood, Frip 2 —Krniirl Trip 3 —KrriH'N Buckland, Burnham. Croft. Deerfield. It may well be that the Mondalej (Continued on Page fi) Compatible than U8. house the cup was still sitting on the Trip .‘1 —Martin Timrod and Timber (W). Timrod and All students from Garth. Ferguson All students from Ralph Rd Depot, Ferndale, Foxcroft, Meekville, spot. manner in which Carter reacts thing?l (106-360), Mountain (103-2551, Ludlow counter with the coffee in it. All students from Sycamore, Gardner Gardner. Arrives at 8:45 a.m. (109-273), Meadow. Porter (190-304), Any move on their part to to the proposed debate criteria One older farmer was kneeling (20-66), W, Gardner, Spring (388-397). An- Steephollow. Highwood, Monroe. stick to the later date leaves over his field contemplating how he saldi, Kane. Philip, Charter Oak, Bus 3 may make the actual debates Pilgrim. Butternut. Greenhill Theresa. Virginia, W Highland, and Fern Trip 1 — MILS them open to possible anti-climatic. was going to irrigate it when he was Starts at 7:50 a m. Stops at Ferguson rapped on the head by a rock. It had (279-341). All students from Diane, Farm, criticism for not being ready to Meanwhile back at the Starts at 8:30 a m. Stops at Charter and Garth, Ferguson and Mountain, been dropped on purpose by a pilot Hackmatack, Judith. Keeney 1101-202), Ferguson and Porter. Porter and Oak and Philip, Philip and Kane, Ansaldi face the President — despite ranch, dissident Republicans from SI. Anthony who then signaled Lewis, Niles. Rogers. S. Main (128-155), Adelaide. Porter and Parker Arr)vcs at and Virginia, Virginia and Charter Oak, the willingness to do so him to look toward the east. “There I Sunset, Village, Warren, Norwood, 8:10 a.m. and other conservatives, who Plano. anytime, and any place voiced saw a huge wall of water and I may be dreaming of sowing the thought well, I hadn’t really thought A by Carter only days ago. seeds of a new conservative of irrigating that way,"' he recalled. Radio /haoK In outlining the subject party for 1980 out of the "But one good thing," he added BACK TO matter, too, the President has Republican ashes of 1976, hopefully, "now I'm all caught up." \ A t 'The editor of the Resburg indicated that the debates are better take another look at newspaper, Roger Porter, APPUANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUOlO SCHOOL going to be on four major their hold cards. exemplified the spirit here days after ENDOF issues — defense, domestic If the President narrows the the disaster when he published his policy, foreign policy and gap between himself and first post-flood edition. Printed out­ side his ruined shop, this was its UM M ERm KiAJE economic policy — which no Carter by his campaign in­ banner headline: "Devastating Flood 9 SANYO 13" STEREO BARGAINS! CB BARGAIN' TAPE DEALS' AND MORE' PLUS SELECTED REGULAR ITEMS! one can quarrel with. 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Of 51 cities, 37 indicated Tm not too young to be President," 7-DAY MONEY BACK TRIAL OFFER Dakin’s in a small Massachusetts Dakin’s for ice cream after every named Bill Power, who wangled an he said, "but I’m too young to die." iw DJ'mg experience seems to be typical that they had a false alarm FREE...0NE YEAR TV SERVICE....PARTS AND LABOR CHARGE II JI10 De of cities its size. problem, and of these 33 had At Radio Shach In fiscal 1973-74, Oakland removed some or all of their Special prosecutor’s ticket to power recorded 10,477 false alarms. boxes. 116 PAGE Even figuring a very low $7 Oakland eventually removed WASHINGTON — The misshapen CITIZENS cost for each response for fuel 87 of its most troublesome Nader-like publicity so enormous he mockery. Key information, essential Watergate Reorganization and Regular Separate Regular Separate BAND would be tempted to parley his great for the determination of genuine con­ WITH COUPON consumed and wear and tear boxes, and even though false- Reform Act of 1976 is a sorry excuse Ray Cromley Items Price Items Price investigative powers and flict of interest or bribery, would be 4 2 0 0 0 REG 1 25 VALUE BOOK! on equipment, these false alarm culprits are still playing for improving American politics and prerogatives into political advance­ lost in the shuffle. 648 90 47900 578 90 would be voted down in ordinary • Terms and 10 Codes! alarms cost the city’s games, the city does not plan — for bribery and an assortment of ment, as did Messers Harry Truman, What's eminently clear is that the times. Realistic STA 90 Receiver Realistic STA-90 Receiver • FCC Regulations! other crooked practices while in of­ Tom Dewey and Richard Nixon, to Senators who sponsored this abor­ • taxpayers more than $73,000. to remove nonoffending boxes Its sponsors, which include Sen. 2 Optimus-5B Floor Speakers • Two Nova-6 Speakers 68 1046 • Equipment Installation fice. For practical purposes we are name a few out of many who followed tion, very prominent men of both AL 8IEFFERT JR. This is not to consider the un­ Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter's FOR Lab-14 Changer and cartridge a Lab-14 Changer and cartridge or those causing a “liveable’’ dealing with high officials of course. this route. parties, were motivated more by the vice presidential running mate and a PROFESSIONAL necessary risk to life and limb. level of false alarms. The purpose of the Constitution This bill, too, gives lip service to publicity they’d get from Common NEW RADIO SHACK ITEMS! TAPE RECORDERS & ACCESSORIES! TAPE BONUS! MORE! bevy of other prominent senators, ADVICE .will not be served by shifting that the matter of full financial disclosure Cause and other reform In an article in “Fire Com­ Within the next two years, both Democratic and Republican, responsibility to a czar responsible to by senators, representatives and organizations than by a genuine mand!’’, a publication of the know that few legislators in this elec­ however, an automated 911 no one, not the president, attorney members of the federal bureaucracy desire to improve honesty in govern­ SANYO National Fire Protection telephone system will go into tion year dare vote against any bill general of the United States, the in general. But the requirements are ment. Association, battalion chief which promises a "reform” of courts or to Congress. In No. 495, as so detailed, and include such a rash AM/FM stereo receiver with service in the greater Oakland Watergate-type shenanigans. The members of the House of passed by the Senate, once ap­ of trivialities that apply across the Representatives have not, as of this SAVE ^5 Hannes M. Andersen relates area. When the 911 system is However, in Bill No. 495, the 8-track tape player, automatic pointed, this particular assistant at­ board to so many officials that the writing, passed this bill. With for­ New • S A N Y O ste re o how Oakland tried all kinds of Senate attempts to divorce itself and fully operative, says Anderson, torney general would be virtually a financial disclosure becomes a tune, they will not. record changer and two ideas to stop false alarms — “Oakland intends to take a the rest of Congress from respon­ law unto himself. His term of office Music System with Built-in 8 WITH THIS cameras, dye and stinkum on sibility for cracking down on crimes would be fixed as identical with that acoustic suspension MINIATURE POCKET hard look at its remaining by senators, representatives and Track Recorder/Player. 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I agree In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson 443-445 HARTFORD RD. l / l l MANCHESTER, Radio personal stake in the quality of what with Pirsig. Gumption ought to be This date was a Sunday; The and Sen, Hubert Humphrey were 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST /haek he or she is making. Few of us are taught in every school and college! CORKER OF MCKEE ST. Herald did not publish. s.elected to head the Democratic 10 years ago engaged in activity where the quality Feeling gumption inside myself is MANCHESTER SHDPPING PARKADE ticket. They won in November. of our workmanship is appreciated or A thought for the day: Sir John a religious experience to me. Cantor Israel Tabatsky is retained required. A TANDY COAFOAATION COMPANY 649-1806 Arnold F. Westwood FREE PARKING Tgnitlil 'Til t PNiCES m a y v a r y ay iNOtvipuAk stoats as cantor-educator by Manchester’s Buchan of Scotland said, "We can Robert M. Pirsig, author of “Zen ClIMhNIAInc IMK m USPMOX VI Temple Beth Sholom. He replaces only pay our debt to the past by put­ Unitarian Universalis! Away From The Shopping 647-9997 FrkUy 'Til t and the Art of Motorcycle Society "In this speech. Senator, do you want to view-with-alarm or Cantar Hatala! OPEN SiIihAi ) Til S Cantor Morris B. Bobick. ting the future in debt to ourselves.” Maintenance,” claims we are all proceed-with-cautlon?" or 947-9999 PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs , August 26, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 26, 1976 — PAGE SEVEN 872 Parker, 899 Parker, Baldwin and B y g 2 1 Tpke. (61), Cambridge, Oxford, James, Garden. Gorman, Chestnut, B ur AH students from Bryan, Baldwin Cook, E. Middle and Ferguson, E. Middle Starts at 7:55 a.m. Stops at W. Vernon B u s 11 14 Starts at 8:25 a.m. Stops at 156 Bryan, Baldwin and Elberta, Elberta and Hawthorne, Irving, Strickland, Center Laurel, Park. Maiichester Trip I —St. James Avery, Deming, Pond, Carman, Concord! and Dale, 180 New Bolton, E. Middle and Manchester and Kennedy. 114 W. Vernon. 176 W. Ver­ Trip I -MHS Hillstown, 188 Hillstown, 112 Woodside, Concord (west comer), 105 Avery, 163 (717), Linnmore, Hendee, Center (14), T rip I — M ils Starts at 8 a m. Stops at Center and All students from Conway, Kennedy, Oakland (318-429). Finley, E. Center and Gerard, Pitkin and non. 540 Taylor. Taylor and Vernon. 814 Woodside and Terry, Hillstown and Deming, 230 Deming, Deming and Bigelow, Edgerton, Lodge. All students from Kennedy (7-301), Winter, Chestnut and Lutheran Church All students from Victoria, Ridgewood, Richmond, Lexington, Dearborn, Starts at 8:05 a.m. Stops at Oakland E. Center, Pilkin and Raymond. Arrives Vernon. 710 Vernon. 526 Vernon. Vernon Wetherell, 636 Wetherell, 580 Wetherell, bus routes McNall, Oakland and Gleason, Beacon Starts at 7:30 a.m. Stops at W. Center bus routes Shepard. Montclair, McDivilt. Hamilton. parking lot. Church and Park. Arrives at Proctor, Flint, Olcott St., O’Leary, Greenwood, Scott, Tracy, Parker (471), and South, Deming and Baldwin, Bryan at 8:25 a.m. and Richmond. Richmond and Flagg. 540 Wetherell, 484 Wetherell, 320 and Oakland Ter., 366 Oakland, Oakland and Cooper, Jarvis and Hendee, Linn­ Grissom. Carpenter. Bishop, Woodstock. 8:15 a.m. Preston, S. Adams, Thompson, Trebbc, (Continued from Page 6) Ambassador, Woodbridge, Regent, and Pond, Bryan and Cornwall, Bryan T rip 3 — Biiekley (Conlinufd from Page 5) Arrives at 8:20 a.m. Wetherell, Wetherell and Bidwell, and South, Oakland and Lillian. Arrives more and Deerfield, Parkade Starts at 7:35 a m. Stops at Hamilton Falknor, Center (851-903), Thomas, Lin­ Robin, Hilliard, Oxford, Green, and Carman, Elberta and Concord, 145 All students from Grissom, Shepard. Trip 3 —Hurkley rrip 3 —lli|(lilunil Park Wetherell and McCann. Arrives at 8:45 at 8:50 a.m. Apartments, Oliver and Tower, Oliver and Grissom, Hamilton and Kennedy, coln. Santina, Keeney and Bush Hill, Bush Hill Lockwood, W. Vernon, Homestead, Avery, Avery and Deming, Deming and Starts at 8:35 a.m. Stops at Grissom Gleason, 875 Parker. 746 Parker. Arrives All students from Vernon, W. Vernon. All students from Camp Meeting, Starts at 7:35 a.m. Stops at W. Center and Grant, W. Middle and Homestead, W. Kennedy and Richmond, Scott and and Glendale, 516 Bush Hill, Bush Hill Montclair, Hawthorne. Tolland. Arrives at 8:20 a m. and Shepard (N), Grissom and Shepard Taylor, Sage. Woodstock, Kennedy (205- Carter, Blue Ridge, Bette, Birch Moun­ and S. Adams, S. Adams and Thompson. Middle and S. Alton, Oxford and Cam­ at 7:40 a.m. Montclair. Arrives at 7:55 a m. and Bell, 228 Bush Hill, Bush Hill and Bus 19 Starts at 7:20 a.m. Stops at Greenwood Trip 3 — Rohertson (S). Arrives at 8:45 a.m. 341). tain, W. Carter, B ur 16 bridge, Oxford and Strickland, Edgerton Trip 2 — llling Trip 2 —Nathan Hale S. Adams and Olcott, Falknor and Olcott, Hillstown, Hillstown and Hills, Ralph and Trip 1 —Highland Park ' and St. Paul, W: Vernon and Kennedy, AH students from Windsor, Burnham Starts at 8:30 a.m. Stops at Vernon and Starts at 8:25 a m. Stops at 14 Camp Center and Falknor, Center and Trip 1 - MHS Galaxy (E), Hillstown and Redwood, 381 and Lodge, Arrives at 7:55 a.m. All students from Hilliard, Loomis, Ir­ All students from Wadsworth. Summit. Meeting, 46 Camp Meeting. 262 Blue Special education; students notified by Kennedy and Woodstock, Kennedy and (235-444), Croft, N. Main, Bug 25 ving, Margaret, Woodland, Cumberland, Richmond, 710 Vernon, 541 Taylor, 176 W. Roosevelt. Arrives at 7:55 a m. All students from Brent, Butler, Duval, Hillstown. Arrives at 7:55 a.m. T rip 2 — llling Vernon. W. Vernon and Kennedy. Huntington. E. Center, Lilley. Main. Ridge. Blue Ridge and Bette, 114 Blue mail. Hamilton, Kennedy and Richmond, Flagg Starts at 8:25 a.m. Stops at 279 T rip I — Si . Juine!i Congress, Griffin. Chambers, Homestead Starts at 8:05 a m. Stops at Huntington Trip 2 —Wushinglon Hoffman, Woodland (436-466), Hilliard Trip 2 —Verplnnrk and Scott, Cushman and Tracy (W), AH students from Rachel, Tudor, Burnham, Burnham and Drexel, Kennedy and Woodstock. Arrives at 8:50 Ridge. 78 Blue Ridge, 501 Birch Moun­ (444-555),-Downey, W. Middle Tpke. (442- AH students from Fern, S. Main, Nike, (199-2111. and Wadsworth, Arrives at 8:15 a.m. All students from Center, Edgerton, All students from Downey Dr., Beacon Parker and Lydall, Lydall and Wood- Tolland Tpke., Jefferson, Union, Union Burnham and Croft, Croft and Drexel, a.m. tain. 241 Birch Mountain. Birch Mountain 1180), Wedgewood, Jarvis, Englewood, Bruce, Hillcrest, Spring, Timrod, Sun­ Starts at 7:45 a m. Stops at N. Main and Griswold, Knox, Lilac, Newman, Trum­ Hill. Bus 20 bridge, Woodbridge and Avondale, Robin PI., Kerry, Wood. Croft and Windsor, 304 Windsor, 736 N Trip 3 —Ili^l1lan(l Park and W. Carter. Arrives at 8:50 a.m. Morse, Hendee, Fulton, Dover, Salem. nybrook, Highland, Gardner, Carriage, Union. 736 N Main, Loomis and Griffin, bull. Starts at 8:05 a.m. Stops at Beacon Hill and Green, Green and Bowers, 217 Wood- Starts at 8:05 a.m. Stops at Oakland Main, 670 N. Main, 617 N. Main. Arrives All students from Shallowbrook. Starts at 7:30 a.m. Stops at Woodland Trip 1 —St. James Charter Oak, Somerset, Philip, Kane, Hilliard and Canterbury, Irving and Bus 10 Starts at 8:05 a m. Stops at Center and Apartments, Fountain Village tennis bridge, Woodland and Main, Woodland and Rachel, Tolland and Union, Union at 8:50 a.m. Lakewood. Bruce, Nike. Hillcrest, Ar- and Hilliard. Fountain Village tennis All students from Oak, Clinton, Wells (135-142), Sycamore, Tonica Chambers, Irving and Columbus. Arrives Rosemary, Center and Edgerton, Lilac courts. Arrives at 8:25 a m. and Homestead, Woodland and Broad, and Wood. Arrives at 8:20 a.m. I’rip I —M ils vine, S. Main. Kane. Philip. Charter Oak. courts (rear), 1006 W. Middle. W. Middle Florence, Birch, Linden, School, Wells Spring, Thayer. at 8:15 a.m. and Trumbull. Arrives at 8:20 a m. Woodland and Fleming, Woodland and T rip 3 — R ohertson All students from Bunce, Coolidge. Battista, Virginia, Sycamore. Theresa. Bur 1.1 and Wedgewood, W, Middle and Hendee, (86-116), Hamlin. Wetherell (67-160), Starts at 7:25 a.m. Stops at Spring and Trip 3 — Rowers Trip 3 —Keeney Duval, Chambers and Coventry. Arrives Bug 24 Dougherty, Dudley. Foley. Hartford Rd Starts at 8:20 a.m. Stops at S. Main and Trip I -MHS W. Middle and Tower. Arrives at 7:55 Trip 3 —Waddell Farms, Keeney (138), Primer, Francis, AH students from Deming (9-76), Dartmouth, S. Main and Spring, Bruce All students from Scott. Tracy. All students from Spencer I34H-82E). All students from W. Middle Tpke. at 7:50 a m. Bryan (64-198), Carman, Cornwall, Con­ T rip 1 — St. Jam es (571-693), Hyde. Lyness, McKee (63), Shallowbrook, Shallowbrook and Pane, S. All students from Channing, Hillstown a.m. West, W, High, Westwood, Cedar (103), and Hillcrest. 228 Fern, Fern and Cushman. Colonial. McKinley, Pioneer. Seaman, Tyler. Lakewood and Bruce. Bruce and Starts at 8:30 a m. Stops at 99 Spencer, (424-482) Courtland, Autumn (95), Lyndale, Scar­ Trip 2 —llling cord, Pond. All students from Wetherell, Redwood. Gardner (top), Gardner and Carriage, (156-287), Spencer, Wetherell (143-642), Trip 2 — Verplanck Starts at 8:30 a m Stops at 44 Scott, Waddell, W. Center. Hillcrest. S, Main and Arvine, Charier Squire Village opposite laundry. Squire Starts at 8:35 a m. Stops at Parkade borough. Morning only: Take Bus 19 in after­ Starts at 8:30 a m. Stops at 9 Deming, Winthrop, Glendale, Keeney, Santina, Timrod and Tam, Gardner and Highland. Bidwell (202), Chalmers. Horace, All students from New State Rd. Cushman and Tracy (E), Cushman and Starts at 7:30a.m. Stops at Waddell and Oak and Philip, Philip and Kane, Ansaldi Village basketball court. Arrives at 8:40 Apartments extrance and exit. Arrives at Starts at 7:25 a.m. Stops at Porter and noon. Deming and Baldwin, Bryan and Pond, Linwood, Hackmatack, Primer, Waddell, Charier Oak and Virginia, 231 Charter Overland, Packard. Wilfred. Starts at 7:50 a m. Stops at New State Tracy (Wi Arrives at 8:40 a m Dudley. W. Center and Hyde, W. Center and Virginia. Virginia and Charter Oak. 8:45 a m. Autumn, Hamlin and Pearl, Oak and Nor­ All students from Lake, Lydall (443- Bryan and Cornwall, Bryan and Carman, Diane, Alexander. West, S. Adams, Oak. Philip and Kane, Arrives at 7:55 Starts at 7:30 a m. Stops at Wetherell and Pine Ridge Apartments, New State and Dougherty. Arrives at 7:50 a m. Charter Oak and Sycamore (W), Charter man, Norman and School, School and 737), Vernon (272-424 and 108), Flagg, Carman and Baldwin. Arrives at 8:50 Seaman, Westwood, McKee, Falknor, a.m. and Server. 248 Wetherell, 484 Wetherell, and Falcon Ridge Apartments. New State I'rip 2 —llling Oak and Sycamore (E). Charter Oak and Bus 18 Clinton, School and Spruce, 84 Lexington, Scott (180-268), Dearborn, Alton, Linnmore, Columbus. Hendee, Trip 2 — llling u 514 Wetherell. Wetherell and Hillstown, and Sunnybrook Apartments. Arrives at Spencer, Farm. B 8 9 All students from Cushman (33-94), Autumn (morning only). Arrives at 8:45 156 Hillstown, 113 Spencer, Spencer and Bur 15 Hackmatack, Hackmatack and Judith, Kenney (7-130), Montclair, Cushman All students from Overlook, 8:20 a m. Trip I —BennrI Starts at 7:10 a m. Stops at Squire Trip I —MMS Tracy (45-105), Scott (4-163), Colonial. T rip 1 —MH.S Hackmatack and Primer, Wetherell and (97-129), E. Middle Tpke. (691), Bishop. Greenwood, Indian. Ambassador. Imperial. Spencer and Channing, Hart­ Trip 3 — Keeney All students from Adams (27-215), Bug 23 Village Community Center, Hillstown All students from Dale, Ferguson (21* Apel. Edward, Mill. Oakland (107-190). ford Rd and Wilfred Arrives at 7:55 Server, Campfield and West, Cooper Hill Starts at 8 a.m. Stops at E. Middle and Esquire. Eastland. Westland, Lydall All students from Center (547-778), All students from Redwood, Debbie, Tolland Tpke., Buckland, Burnham, and Wetherell, Hillstown and Redwood, 93). Garth, Ludlow (57-82). Mountain N. School. am and Cedar. Arrives at 7:55 a.m. Mountain, 161 Lake, 240 Lake. 527 Lake, T rip 1 — St. JanicH (335-343). Chester. Crestwood (72-115), Deepwood, Croft, Windsor, Depot. Winthrop and Glendale, Bush Hill and (58), Overlook, Westland, Eastland, In­ Starts at 7:55 a.m. Stops at Colonial B u s 12 Lorrain, Joan, Galaxy. Trip 2 —llling 737 Lydall. 513LydaII, Lydall and Vernon. AH students from Oakland. Rachel, Starts at 8 a m Stops at 805 E. Middle I'rip 2 —Vcrplanck Devon, Fairview, Linnmore, St. John, Starts at 7:45 a.m. Stops at Union and Keeney. Keeney and Santina, Keeney and dian. Vernon (625-872), Taylor, Montauk, and Cushman. Colonial and Scott. T rip 1 -Mils Starts at 8:25 a m. Stops at 70 AH students from Kennedy (156), Scott and Flagg, Scott and Kennedy, Tolland Tpke., Buckland, Shady, Con­ Tpke., Greenwood and Indian, All students from Spencer (20-30 and Stone. Tolland. 717 Tolland, 8 ^ Tolland. 881 Briarwood, Keeney and Linwood, Bunce W. Vernon. Sage. Kennedy (333). Oakland and N. School. Arrives at 8:10 All students from New Bolton. Finley. Redwood, Redwood and Ralph (W), Hamilton, Carpenter. McDivitt, Arrives at 8:25 a m. cord, Croft, Burnham, Downey, W. Mid­ Greenwood and Marion, Lydall and 99). Starts at 7:40 a.m. Stops at Center and Redwood and Ralph lE), 55 Galaxy. Tolland. Tolland and N. Main, 109 and Waddell, Olcott and S. Adams, 73 Starts at 7:20 a.m. Stops at E. Middle a.m. E. Middle Tpke,, Lake. Lydall (443-737). Grissom, Shepard. Trip 3 —Buckley dle Tpke. (1192). Esquire, Lydall and Ambassador. Starts at 8:05 a m Stops at 99 Spencer, Carol, St. John and Stone, Crestwood and Arrives at 8:40 a m. Buckland, 44 Burnham, Burnham and Falknor, Center and Alexander. Arrives Tpke. and Ferguson. E. Middle and T rip 3 —ItolH^rlHon Lexington. Scott, Flagg, Vernon (272- Deepwood. Arrives at 7:55 a.m. Drexel, Burnham and Croft, Croft and Starts at 8:05 a.m. Stops at Hamilton AH students from Kennedy, Bishop, Starts at 7:10 a.m. Stops at N. School Arrives at 8:20 a m. Ludlow, Greenwood and Indian, W. Ver­ Ruby and Channing Arrives at 8:15 a m at 7:50 a.m. All students from Tolland Tpke., Angel. 526). Dorset, Ellen. Richmond. T rip 2 —N'erplunek Drexel, Croft and Windsor, 206 Windsor, and Grissom. Hamilton and Kennedy. Kent, Ellen, Richmond. and Golway, N. School and Edwards. Trip 3 — lliieklei non and Kennedy, 128 W. Vernon, 182 W. Trip 3 —\4 adilell T rip 2 — Rennet Depot. Adams, Buckland. Burnham (44). Starts at 7:20 a.m. Stops at E. Middle Tolland and Adams. 116 Adams, 201 Arrives at 8:20 a m. Starts at 8:35 a m. Stops at Kennedy Oakland and Rachel. Concord and Elber­ All students from Cushman, Tracy. Vernon, W. Vernon and Taylor. 512 All students from Englewood. All students from Spencer (40-94), Bur 17 AH students from E Center (400-488), Starts at 8:20 a.m. Slops at 317 Tolland. and Finley. 180 New Bolton. 117 New Wilfred. Adams. Arrives at 8:20 a.m. Trip 3 —Buckley and Kent, Kennedy and Bishop. Kennedy ta, 800 Tolland, Tolland and Buckland, 120 Scott (841, Montclair, Taylor. 540 Taylor. Taylor and Vernon, Wedgewood, W Middle Tpke, (500-726), Trip 1 —MHS Pitkin, Richard, Boulder, Plymouth, 495 Tolland. Tolland and Union. 795 Bolton. 55 Lake. 161 Lake. 275 Lake. 527 Starts at 8:10 a.m Stops at Queens Trip 2 —Koberlson All students from Hamilton, Carpenter, and Richmond, Richmond and Flagg. Buckland, Drexel and Croft, Tolland and Starts at 8:25 a m Stops at Cushman 814 Vernon, 625 Vernon, Arrives at 7:50 Lake. 737 Lydall, 513 Lydall, Lydall and Adams Shady, New State and Pine Ridge, Foun­ Cook, Arnott, Ferguson (22-741, Mountain Tolland, 880 Tolland, 957 Tolland. Tolland Court Green (Squire Village). Hartford All students from Bell. Bush Hill, Hills, All students from Parker, Baldwin, McDivitt. Arrives at 8:50 a.m. and Tracy, Cushman and Scott, Arrives a.m. Vernon. Vernon and Scott. Scott and Starts at 8:20 a m. Stops at 371 Adams, Hillstown (345-390), Keeney (453-730), tain Village tennis courts. Arrives at 7:55 (30). Ludlow (62-98), Dale, E Middle and N. Main. Tolland and Buckland. Adams and Hilliard. W. Middle and Rd. and Wilfred. Arrives at 8:20 a m Deming (105-230), Avery, Oakland (386- Starts at 8:30 a m. Stops at Hamilton at 8 40 a.m Trip 2 —lllin^ Tolland and Adams. Tolland and Flagg. Arrives at 7:55 a.m. Ralph, Santina, Winthrop. Redwood. and McDivitt, Hamilton and Carpenter a.m. Tpke, (784-1109), New Bolton (180-190), Dover. 27 Englewood. 82 Wedgewood, 22 'Trip 3 —Ke«*iie\ 429), Oakland Ter., Beacon Bryan (24- [fug 22 Bolton Center. Finley, Waranoke, Jean. All students from Vernon (508-872). Meekville. 1632 Tolland, 44 Burnham. 109 Trip 2 —Nathan Hale Garnet. Hunter. Terry, Woodside. 34), Concord, South. (N), Hamilton and Carpenter (S). Trip 2 — llling Sage. W. Vernon. Woodstock. Taylor. Wedgewood. W. Middle and Deerfield, All students from Hillstown (156-281), Starts at 7:25 a.m. Stops at Keeney and T rip 1 — St. Jam es Weaver. Riverside, Adelaide, Buckland. 49 Buckland. Arrives at 8:50 All students from Center. Locust. Arrives at 8:40 a.m. Woodside, Hunter, Wetherell (91-121 and Starts at 8:30 a m. Stops at 746 Parker, Arrives at 8:40 a.m Morning only. Take Bus 27 in after­ (Conliniied on Page B) Kennedy (301-319), Dorset. Richmond Linden. Church. Orchard, Winter. St AH students from Alton, W. Middle noon. Starts at 8 a m. Stops at E Middle and 170-636), McCann. (Continued on Page 7)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 26, 1976 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 26, 1976 Wadsworth, W, Middle (25), Ferguson, Bush Hill, 372 Bush Hill, 561 Bush Hill, Union, 912 Tolland, Tolland and N. Main, Glenwood, Autumn and E. Eldridge, 250), O’Leary. Thompson, Trebbe, Eastfield, .lensen, Wadsworth, Barry, Ludlow, Garth, Date. Squire Village (Ruby and Queens), Trip 2 —Keeney Trip ,T —South (llendslarl 2) Bug 34 621 Bush Hill, 676 Bush Hill, Keeney and Burnham and Windsor. Arrives at 8 a m. Charter Oak and Philip, Bruce and Preston, Hyde. Proctor. Victoria. Center Helaine, Harlan, Hudson, Oakwood. Manchester Starts at 7:30 a.m. Stops at Ferguson Squire Village (Queens and Imperial), All students from Hartford Rd. (8161, Starts at 8:35 a m. Stops at Lawton Santina, Keeney and Briarwood, Keeney Hillcrest, 84 Hackmatack, Hackmatack Manchester (610-750). Trip 1 —East Catholic High and Garth, Ferguson and E. Middle, Waddell and Pioneer (N). 43 Pioneer, Wilfred, Spencer (20C-30E). Apartments. Highland and Wyllys. 20 Starts at 7:30 a.m. Slops at E. Middle and Erie, Keeney and Garden Grove. and Niles, Bunce and Seaman, Ruby and Starts at 8:05 a.m. Stops at S. Adams and Walker, E, Middle and Earl, E. Mid­ Starts at 7:20 a.m. Stops at Greenwood Highland and Wyllys, Highland and Bug 37 Hartford and Campfield, Cooper Hill and Starts at 8:25 a m. Stops at Squire Highland, School and Clinton, 161 School, bus routes Channing (Squire Village), W, Center and Goslee. and Olcott. S. Adams and Thompson, S. dle and Parker, Parker and Woodbridge, and Indian, Vernon and Marion, Vernon Candlewood, Highland and Gardner, Arrives at 8:50 a.m. Trip 1 —Regional Center bus routes Village opposite laundry. Squire Village 79 Oak, 89 Birch, Spruce and Birch, 160 Foley, Edgerton and Lodge. Adams and W. Center. W. Center and Parker and Lydall, Green and Oakwo^, and Lydall, Scott and Ambassador, Rich­ (Continued from Page 8) Autumn and School, Autumn and E. Special education; students notified by community center, Hartford and Wilfred, Bissell, Bissell and Spruce, 50 Bissell. mond and Kennedy, Scott and Colonial, B ub 36 Trip 2 —Keeney piekup Kindergarten 2 (Conlinuril from Pngi- 7) Arrives al 9:10 a m. Proctor. Arrives at 8:25 a.m. Green and N. Elm. Green and Summit, Eldridge, Autumn and Ashworth, 95 mail. 816 Hartford. Arrives at 8:40 a.m. Oakland and Gleason, Baldwin and Main (410-437), Shallowbrook, Wyneding Trip 1 —Cheney Tech Starts at 11:30 a.m. Stops at S. Main T rip 3 —Kp<*ney Summit and Henry, Main and Woodland. Autumn, E. Middle and Summit. Arrives Trip ^ —South (Headstart 3) Trip I —St. James pickup Bryon, Concord and Deming, 656 Tolland, Hill, Gardner (415-596), Lakewood, Starts at 6:50 a.m. Stops at Spring and and Hackmatack, 165 Hackmatack, Bug 26 All students from Garden Grove, Arrives at 7:55 a m. at 7:50 a.m. Starts at 8:40 a.m. Stops at 437 Center, Starts at 10:25 a m. Stops at E. Middle 117 Buckland, Burnham and Drexel. Bruce, Hillcrest, Nike. Dartmouth, Keeney and Santina, Keeney Wetherell and Mcacann, Wetherell and and Benton, E. Middle and Ardmore, Trip 1 — Si. JunirH Bug 29 Bug 31 Briarwood. Huckleberry, Strawberry. Trip 2 —Brunet Trip 2 —Bennet Squire Village (Channing and Ruby), Arrives al 7:55 a.m. Starts at 8:20 a.m. Stops at W. Main and Bush Hill, 513 Bush Hill, Hillstown Server, Wetherell and Bidwell, Squire Parker and Stephen, E. Center and All students from Villa Louisa, Camp Starts at 8:35 a m. Stops at Briarwood All students from Lincoln, Dougherty, All students from Spencer, Hartford Squire Village (Ruby and Queens), Trip 1 —St. Bridgel'a Trip 1 —Ea«l Catholic High Trip 2 —Beuuet and N. Lakewood, Bruce and Hillcrest, S. and Redwood, 514 Wctherell, Wetherell Village community center. Squire Village Plymouth, Woodbridge and Jensen, Ver­ Meeting, Carter, Bette, Blue Hidge, and Huckleberry. Huckleberry and Dover, Ridgewood, Alexander, Adams (816), Wilfred, Channing, Imperial, Squire Village (Queens and Imperial), All students. All students from Theresa, Virginia, All students from Bunce, Tyler, Lakewood and Bruce, S. Main and Fern, and Keeney, Hartford and West, Linden opposite laundry, 816 Hartford, 636 non and Hilltop, Scott and Flagg, Green Porter, Munro, Meadow. Jean, Pitkin. Strawberry. Arrives at 8:45 a.m. (300-399), New State, Falknor, Center Village. Waddell and Pioneer (N), 43 Pioneer, Starts at 7:30 a.m Stops at E. Middle Charter Oak, Westminster, Wellington, Hathaway, Hartford (681-693), McKee, 417 S. Main. S. Main and Shallowbrook, and Chestnut, E. Center and Summit, Wetherell, Wetherell and Hillstown, 188 and Robin, N. School and Edwards, Elwood, E. Center (473), Grandview, Oak (775-893), Morse, Jarvis. Salem. Starts at 8 a.m. Stops at Squire Village Hartford and Campfield, Cooper Hill and and Earl, E. Middle and Ferguson, Eldridge, School, Oak, Philip, Hamlin, Pioneer, Summer, Lyness, Ensign, 113 Shallowbrook, Shallowbrook and Spruce and Pearl, Spruce and School, Hillstown, Terry and Hunter, 428 Oxford and Cambridge, W. Middle and Grove, Steep Hollow, Stephen, Parker Starts at 8:05 a.m. Stops at 358 Adams, opposite laundry. Squire Village com­ Goslee. Arrives at 9:10 a m. Greenwood and Indian, Vernon and Bissell, Forest, Church, Laurel, Spruce, Seaman, W. Center (120-168), Ann, Pane, 596 Gardner, Gardner and School and Autumn, Autumn and Oak, Hillstown, 70 Redwood, Redwood and Homestead. Oliver and Grant, Oliver and (138-178), Bug 33 Hilliard and New State, 118 New State, munity center, 816 Hartford. Arrives at Hilltop, Vernon and Marion, Scott and Chestnut. Florence, Birch. 141 Pine, Dudley, McKinley, Waddell (65). Wyneding, 456 Gardner. Arrives at 8:45 Autumn and Porter, Lenox and Durkin, Ralph (W), Ralph and Galaxy (E), 120 Tower, New State and Pine Ridge. Starts at 7:25 a m. Stops at 24 Camp Center and Falknor, Center and 8:15 a.m. Bug 38 Flagg, Kennedy and Woodstock, Rich­ Park, Maple, Scarborough, Holl. Trip I —Ea»t Culholir High Starts al 8:05 a m. Stops at W. Center a.m. E. Middle and Ardmore, E. Middle and Ralph, Ralph and Galaxy (W), 170 Bush Arrives at 11:15 a.m. Meeting, 86 Carter. 238 Blue Ridge, Blue Roosevelt. Arrives at 8:25 a.m. Lift huB mond and Kennedy, Scott and Colonial. Starts at 7:35 a m. Stops at Charter All sludents from Princeton, Walker, and McKee. Waddell and Dudley. Trip 3 —Keeney Mountain, Greenwood and Indian, Lydall Hill, 331 Bush Hill, Winthrop and Garnet, Trip 2 —Ruhertson take home Ridge and Etctte, 13 Villa Louisa, Porter Parker and Helaine, Green and Doane, Oak and Virginia, Charter Oak and Kane, Ardmore, E. Middle (236), Branford, Trip 3 —.South (HrailsInrI t) Bug 35 All students from Bush Hill, Erie, Special education; students notified by Waddell and Hartford. Arrives at 8:15 and Vernon, Vernon and W. Vernon, Keeney and Briarwood, Keeney and Erie. Starts at 11:30 a.m. Stops al Oakland and Oak Grove, Porter and Pitkin. Pitkin Tolland and Union, 853 Tolland, Whitney Spruce and Eldridge, Spruce and Oak, Parker, Lydall, Eastfield, Bowers, Hills, Hillstown (345-428), Keeney (376- mail. Starts at 8:30 a.m. Stops at St. James a.m. Trip I —East Catholic High Kennedy and Scott, Scott and Colonial. Arrives al 12:25 p.m. and Beacon, 366 Oakland. Oakland and and Boulder, Stephen and Parker and Hendee, Hilliard and Duval. Oak and Norman, Porter and West­ Tanner, Phelps. N. Elm, White, Cole, 459), Santina. and Garden, Main and Hazel, Wadsworth Trip 3 —Martin All students from Highland, E. Lydall and Parker, Parker and Helaine, Trip 3 —South (HciHlsInrI 3) take Gleason, Bryan and Carman, Bryan and Arrives at 7:55 a m Chamber and Bolton, Broad and minster, E Center and Spruce, Chestnut Asylum, Robin, William, Green, Henry, and Huntington, 177 Summit, 38 EIro, Starts at 8:25 a.m. Stops at 428 Green and Princeton, Green and N. Elm, All students from Country Club, S Eldridge, Autumn, Candlewood, Lyndale, Kindergarten 1 home Pond, 105 Avery. Deming and Baldwin, Trip 2 — Keeney Windemere. Arrives at 8:15 a m and Laurel. Chestnut and Forest, Plea­ Woodbridge, Green Manor, Coleman, Center and Knox, 77 Laurel, 61 Laurel, Hillstown, 480 Hillstown, 88 Hills, 36 Bush Somerset, Gardner (31), E. Middle (59), Woodbridge and Oakland, Oakland and Trip 1 —St. James lake home Starts at 12:30 p.m. Stops at 437 Center, 795 Tolland, 44 Burnham, 279 Burnham, sant and Cooper Arrives at 7:55 a m. Hill, 170 Bush Hill. 214 Bush Hill, 272 Mill, Oakland and Rachel, Tolland and Special education; students notified by Trip 2 —Bentley Walbut and Cedar, 15 Forest Arrives at (Continued on Page 9) Summit (31-22), Delmonl. Elro, Starts at 10:30 a.m. Stops at Oak and Squire Village (Channing and Rubv), mail. All sludents from Alpine, Anderson, Trip 2 —Brunei 9:10 a m. (Continued on Page 10) Bigelow, Haynes, Hemlock, Liberty. All students from Slone, St John, Lodge. Russell, Main (354-474). Perkins, Devon, Linnmore, Crestwood, Starts at 8:25 a m. Stops at Main and Edmund, Foxcroft, Deerfield, Ferndale, Bug 27 Bigelow, Bigelow and Liberty, Hemlock W. Middle (512-601), Adams (457-565), Trip I — Si. JameH and Anderson. Hemlock and Lodge. Wedgewood, Englewood. Whitney, IT’S BACK TO SCHOOL AT ^ All students from Arnott, Ferguson Russell and Memorial, Haynes and Main Fulton, Edison, Hendee (68), Arcellia, Dale, Ludlow, Cook, Arrives al 8:40 a m. Starts at 8:05 a.m. Stops al Edison and Hilltop, Agnes, Elsie, Weaver, Plymouth, Whitney, W. Middle and Englewood. E, Middle Tpke. (I2I-236), Woodbridge, Foxcroft and Deerfield, Crestwood and The Duffer’s Boss, Parker (279), Ardmore, Walker, Bug 30 Deepwood, Edmund and Devon, Arrives Marshall, Goodwin. Benton, Wadsworth. Trip I —East Catholic High at 8:25 a.m. Joe Casso, Manager Jensen, E. Center (500) All students from Dartmouth. Timber, Trip .3 —South (Hruilfilurl 1) s o u RE Starts at 7:35 a m Stops at E. Middle Spring, Wyllys, Timrod, Thayer, Cobb Starts at 8:30 a.m. Stops at 28 Williams, Of Consumer Sales and Arnott, E. Middle and Ferguson, E Hill, Blue Ridge, Steep Hollow. Meadow, N. Main and Union, 83 Rachel, 96 Rachel, Middle and Dale, Hilltop and Agnes, Academy, Green Hill, Waranoke, Grand­ Deming and Avery, 1087 Tolland, 569 In The Manchester Weaver and Lawton, Woodbridge and view, Boulder, Gerard, E. Center (500), Hilliard. 142 Loomis, 63 Homestead. 28 ONLY Parkade ... Jensen, E, Center and Gerard, E. Middle Elwood, Porter, Plymouth, Stephen, Essex, 32 S, Alton Arrives at 9:10 a m SAT. 8 PM AUG 28 945 MAIN STREET DOWHTOWNMANCiiisTEII and Parker. E Middle and Ardmore. E. Jean, Cobum, Pitkin, Meadow. STOCK CAR G A U Z E H , Middle and Walker, E. Middle and Ben­ Starts at 7:25 a m Stops at Fern and Bug 32 ton, E. Middle and Brookfield, Brookfield Gardner (top of hill). Spring and Dart­ p^99 and E. Center. Arrives at 7:55 a m. mouth, Spring and Gardner. Spring and Trip 1 —KqbI (Uilholio High RACES 3 FEATURES SBVE 50‘ TO 4.89 ON THESE 3 Trip 2 — KoIxTlHon Tam, Wyllys and Highland, Blue Ridge All students from Hillcrest. Hackmatack, Prospect, Primer. Erie, SHIRTS Special education; students notified by and Bette, Porter and Steep Hollow, Pitkin and Porter, Pitkin and E. Center, Sanlina, Redwood. Arvin, Lakewood. £ u m o d i f i e d SAYS... mail. famous Thermos E. Center and Benton, Benton and Bruce. Diane. Lewis. Country Club, TWIN«b ■ WP Wadsworth. Arrives at 7:55 a m. Starts at 7:25 a.m. Stops at Fern and OR PLEASURE OLD COLONY Bug 28 lunch kits Trip 2 —Bennet Country Club. S. Main and Lakewood. S. PLUSHEAT8*TROPHIES Trip 1 —Aasumption All students from W. Middle (42-482 and Main and Hackmatack, Hackmatack and $3.50 A DM . All students. 1006), Oliver. Bolton (118-125), Butler, Prospect. Hackmatack and Niles. 8 to 12 yrt 99« Under 6 yre. FREE reg.4.49 SHETLAND SWEATERS Starts at 7:40 a m. 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o '® ■0 9 » S A V E 65c Sony , 0 S ' C'i® '' nylon tallorod Shoe Department S \0 , 0 ^ ' < B>8X«K,. <}) llighlaml Park pick up Station wagon routes not listed May Rd. at O'Connell School (7:22). Closing dates for marking periods Starts at 11:50 a.m. Stops at 316 here are for special education Forbes at Norige (8:29), Shadycrest at (Continued from Page 10) (8:31), 151 Long Hill St. (8:32). Primrose at Shady (7:22), Oak at Shan­ Oct. 11 ...... Columbus Day Parents Club meetings are planned Burnham and Drexel, Drexel and Croft, Cheney Tech Forbes (8:31), Goodwin School (8:33), Bus 6 non (7:26), Oak at Forest (7:28). are Dec. 3, March 11 and June 20. Autumn, Highland and Candlewood, students, who have been notified by Mayberry School Oct. 29 ...... Teachers Convention Sept. 8, Nov. 10, Jan. 12, March 9 and Meekville and Angel. 736 N Main. Bus 18 Hills at Sunrise (8:36), Oak at Lark Naubuc at Keeney Cove (7:22). Bub 16 Highland and Wyllys, Birch Mountain and mail of the pickup times. ub Bub 11 Nov. 11...... Veterans' Day Trip 3 —Siiuth (Ileadalurl 2) lake Carter (W), 78 Blue Ridge, 114 Blue (8:38), Oak at Gladys (8:40), Silver Lane Bus 7 B 2 Brewer at Roxbury (7:16), South Cummings at Preston (8:15), Arbutus Grande at Forest (7:23), Grande at Nov. 25-26 ...... Thanksgiving home Ridge, 119 Lake. Arrives at 12:25 p.m. Wagon 6 at Primrose (8:41), Silver Lane at Cip- 441 Main St. (7:20), Crosby at King Sisson at Smart (7:55), Main at Brown Grammar School (7:17), Main at at Concord (8:16), Arbutus at ^gewood Deepwood (7:28). Dec. 24-31 ...... Christmas Recess Parochial school calendar Starts at 12:30 p.m. Stops at Lawton Trip 1 —Glaatonhury Vo-Ag Hockanum School (7:19), Maple at Main pola (8:42), Silver Lane at Westview (7:22), Main at Ensign (7:26). (7:58). I rip 3—South (lleuilalarl 4) lake (8:44). (8:18), Arbutus at Rondy (8:22), 175 Bub 17 Jan. 2 ...... Classes resumeSept. 7 ...... Faculty Meeting Apartments, Highland and Wyllys. 20 (7:24), Maple at Handel (7:32), Goodwin Bus 3 June 17-19 — ...... Graduation Iiome Starts at 7:10 a m. Stops at 188 Lydall, Bus 8 Christine Dr. (8:25), Arbutus at Christine Penney High School driveway (7:22), Jan. 14 . .. Martin Luther Ling Day Sept. 8 ...... School Opens Highland. School and Clinton. 161 School, School (7:351, Forbes at O'Connell (7:37), Bus 8 Recess dates indicate closing and Starts at 12:30 p.m. Stops at St. James 236 Scott, 63 Carmen, 96E Tudor, 48 S. Hockanum at Porterbrook (7:26), Bed­ Silver Lane at underpass (7:52), 44 (8:29). Dobson at Roxbury (7:24), 221 Forest St. Feb. 1 1 ...... Lincoln's Birthday Oct, 5-6...... Teachers’ Institute 79 Oak, 89 Birch, Spruce and Birch, 160 and Garden, Main and Hazel, Wadsworth Hawthorne, 660 Keeney. Arrives at 8 a.m. O’Connell at Brandon Dr. (7:39), Oak at Main at Town Hall (8:22), Main at ford at Dunham (7:28). Gold St. (7:55), Simmons at Cumberland opening days of school. Bissell, Bissell and Spruce, 50 Bissell B u b 14 (7:27), Forest at Patricia (7:30). Feb. 21-25...... Winter RecessOct. 11 ...... Columbus Day and Huntington, 177 Summit, 38 EIro, County (7:42), Oak at Hills (7:44), Oak at Wells (8:24), Main at Ranney (8:26), (7:68), 209 RoberU St. (8:01). Aprii 8 ...... Good Friday Half-day sessions are scheduled in Wagon 8 Kingston (7:46). Concord at Highview (8:23), Edgewood Second North School Nov. 11...... Veterans’ Day Kindergarten 3 Center and Knox. 77 Laurel, 61 Laurel. Main at Greene (8:28), Main at Gilman Bus 9 Bus 4 Aprii 25-29 ...... Spring Recess all schools Sept. 8, Nov. 24, Dec. 23 Walnut and Cedar, 15 Forest. Trip I —St. James Bus 19 (8:31), Main at Passaro (8:32), at Christine (8:25), Brookline at &rgren Bub 17 Nov, 25-26 ...... Thanksgiving and April 7. Ralf-day sessions for Trip 1 —Nalliaii Hale lake home Main at Hockanum School (7:27). Burnham at Temple (7:50), Burnham (8:27), 101 Arnold Dr. (8:29), 253 Chester May 3 0 ...... Memoriai Day Starts at 7:45 a m. Stops at 507 Lake. SunsetRidge School (7:21), Silver Lane Main and Brook (8:33), Sedgewick at Governor at Village (7:55), Cherry at Dec. 23-Jan, 3 , .. Christmas Recess elementary and junior high schools Starts at 11 a m Stops at Huntington Arrives at 7:55 a m. Bus 10 at Long Hill (7:52), Andover at Long Hill St. (8:32). ^ June 2 0 ...... Last Day Feb. 6-12 . ,. Catholic Schools Week Kindrrgarlen 5 at Mercer (7:25), Main at Raymond Ellington (8:35), Burnham at Temple (7:55), Long Hill at Leverich (7:59). George (8:01). are scheduled Oct. 20, Nov, 10, Jan. and Wadsworth. Chestnut at Lutheran (8:39), Burnham at Long Hill (8:401, Oak at Kingston (7:21), Oak at Shannon NorriB School Half-day sessions are scheduled Feb. 18-28...... Winter Recess Trip 1 —llighlanil Park take home Wagon 10 Library (7:28), Main at Town Hall Bub 5 Slye School 12, Feb. 2, March 9 and May 4. Church parking lot Long Hill at Andover (8:41), Long Hill at (7:24), Silver Lane at Primrose (7:27). Bus 6 Sept. 8, Nov. 24 and Dec. 23. April 8 ...... Good Friday Marlin lake home Trip 1 —St. James (7:29), Main at Wells (7:30), Burnside at Bub 17 Schools close in June upon comple­ Trip 2 —Waxhinglon lake home Ambrose (7:32), Main at Second North I^verich (8:43). Tolland at Beacon Hill Bus 11 Main at Town Hall (7:48), Main at Special events scheduled include April 22-May 2 ...... Spring Recess Starts at 11:30 a m. (Highland ParkI Starts at 7:45 a m. Stops at 634 N. Main. 88 Ellington Rd. (8:21), Main at Gilman tion of 180 school days. Starts at 11:10 a.m. Stops at Center and (7:34), Main at McKee (7:35), Collimore Broad at Naubuc (7:24), 20 Main St. Phelps (7:51), Main at Ranney (7:54). Primrose at Shady (8:20), Oak at Shan­ Freshmen Open House on Dec. 8 and May 30 Memorial Day and 11:40 a m (Martin). Stops at Arrives at 7:55 a m. (8:24), Main at Passaro (8:25), Main at non (8:22), Hill at Wickham (8:24), Rosemary, 281 Center, Lilac and Trum­ at Helm (7:38), School at Goodwin (7:40), Bus 13 (7:26), Maple at underpass (7:28). Bub 6 Brook (8:26), King at Gilman (8:30). bull Gardner and W. Gardner, Charter Oak Farmstead at Fowler (8:26), Fowler at and Autumn, Charter Oak and Sycamore Wagon 13 Burnside School (7:45), Burnside at Mary Arbutus at Concord (8:22), Arbutus at Bus 12 Remington at Norris School (7:52), O ’Brien School (7:47), Burnside at Vernon (7:48). Oak (8:28), 716 Oak St, (8:30). Trip 3 —Bowers lake home (E). Charter Oak and Sycamore (W), Trip I —St. Bridget's Christine (8:26), Concord at Highview Glenn at Brewer (7:23), Hamilton at Main at Greene (7:55), Main at Murray (7:58). Bub 10 Stevens School Manchester public school calendar Biiekley lake iiome Charter Oak and Virginia, Virginia and Starts at 7:30 a m. Stops at 65 Thayer, Parochial sehools (8:28), Brooklone at Bergren (8:40), Ar­ Brewer (7:26). Starts at 11:30 a.m. Stops at Kennedy nold at Brookline (8:42), 224 Chester St ub Burnside School (7:58). Bus 16 Ansaldi, Philip and Kane, S. Main and Ar- 63 Wyneding, 190 Blue Ridge, 1071 E. Mid­ Bus 13 B 7 Sept. 6 ...... Labor Day Nov. 11...... Veterans’ Day and Sage, Kennedy and Woodstock, vine, 52 Nike, Bruce and Hillcrest, dle, 111 Baldwin, Oakland and Rachel St. Christophers (8:44). Bub 11 April 25-29 ...... Main at Gilman (7:50), Main at 34 Roberts St. (8:15), Forbes at Morris Sept. 7 .. .. Teachers’ Conference Nov. 25-26 ...... Thanksgiving Kennedy and Hamilton, Hamilton and Gardner and Wyneding Hill, Gardner and Arrives at 8:05 a m Bus 9 Graham at Brewer (7:20), Brewer at Great Hill at Home (7:50) Burnside at (8:16), Silver Lane at Millwood (8:18), May 3 0 ...... Jefferson (7:23), Jefferson at Hollister Passaro (7:52), 41 Brook St. (7:54), Sept. 8 ...... School Opens Dec. 24-31 . . . Christmas Recess Carpenter. Shepard and Grissom, Rich­ Fern (top). Timrod and Cobb Hill. O'Connell at Brandon (8:42), Westerly Penney High Sehool Howard (7:54) Burnside at Hanmer 1389 Silver Lane (8:20), Silver Lane at June 17 ...... Wagon 14 (7:281. Collimore at King (7:56), Collimore at Oct. 11 ..,...... Columbus Day Feb. 21-25...... mond and Flagg, 36 Scott, Cushman and Timrod and Timber Trail. at Green Manor (8:43), Huckleberry at Bus 1 Helm (7:57). (7:56) Cippola (8:22), Ridgewood at Sawka ...... Winter Recess Half-day sessions Tracy (W). Trip 1 —llling Bus 14 Nov. 2 ...... Election Day April 8 ...... Good Friday Nov. 24 and Dec. 23. Trip 2 —Waddell pick up Country (8:45), Herbert at Magnolia Green Manor at Oak (7:25), Green Bub 8 Bub 12 ((8:24), Silver Lane at Westview (8:26). Starts at 12 :10 p m Stops at 371 Adams, Starts at 7:55 a m. Stops at Center and (8:47). Huckleberry at Country (7 26), Bub 12 Kindergarten 4 Manor at Jarman (7:26), Green Manor at Garvan at Prospect (7:50), Village at Columbus at Michael (7:59). 82 Wedgewood, W. Middle and Dover, Edgerton. Arrives at 8:10 a m Herbert at Wickham (7:301. Trip 1 —Verplanek take home Bus 18 Westerly (7:28). Cherry (7:54), Robin at Richard (7:57). Bub 13 44 Gold St. (8:22), Simmons at Parkade Apartments extrance and exit. Starts at 11 a m. Stops at Squire Village Wagon 16 Oak at Harvest (8:34), Hills at B u 8 2 Cumberland (8:25), 209 Roberts St. Cheney Tech homeroom assignments Arrives at 12:25 p.m. 59 Columbus Circle (7:53), Main at (8:28). rental office (Ruby and Cbanning), Trip 1 —Assumption Crestwood (8:36), Oak at Zimmer (8:39), Oak at Lark (7:23), Oak at Harvest Elementary schools McKee (7:58). Homeroom assignments for specials— Homeroom 7, Mr. Collins. Queens Court Green (Squire Village), Trip 3 —South fileadalart 1) lake Starts at 7:45 a.m. Stops at Fern and Oak at Forest (8:41), Grande at Forest (7:26), Magnolia at Huckleberry (7:29). East Hartford High Barnes School Bus 14 Sunset Ridge School Homeroom 14, Mr. Pintavalle. Fountain Village tennis courts. New home Country Club. Ferguson and E. Middle, (8:43), Grande at Deepwood (8:48), Bus 3 Bub 1 Howell Cheney Technical School: Electrical Shop — Sophomores — Tool Shop — Sophomores — State and Pine Ridge Apartments Starts at 12:30 p.m. Stops at 28 Vernon and Constance, E. Center and Bus 1 Bub13 Arbutus at Christine (7:43), Arbutus at Auto Shop — Seniors, juniors, Homeroom 8, Mr. Goncalves. Homeroom 15 Bus 19 Oak at Farnham (7:231, Hills at Mercer at Shea Park (8:10), 1389 Silver (Conference Room), Williams. N Main and Union, 83 Racbel, Coburn, Lilly and Main. Arrives at 8:10 Mercer at Shea Park (7:54). Oak at Harvest (8:24), Chestnut at Edgewood (7:45), Arnold at Bookline specials — Homeroom 1, Mr. Electronics Shop — Seniors — Mr Whidden. Trip 2 —Bentley lake home Forbes at Norige (8:34), Handel at Crestwood (7:25), Hills at Sunrise (7:28). (7:47), Arnold at Parkview (7:49), Arnold Lane (8:17). % Rachel, Deming and Avery, 1087 Maple (8:40), Porterbrook at Hockanum Hkkory (8:27), 34 Linwood Dr. (8:31), 21 Catalano. Homeroom 9, Mr. Burbank. Starts at 11:30 a m Stops at Russell (('ontiiuicd on Pago 1 I) at Chester (7:51), Mayberry School Bub 2 Freshmen — Homeroom 16, Mr. Montclair Dr. (8:32). Auto Shop — Sophomores — Electronics Shop — Juniors — Thouin. (7:53), 1259 Burnside Ave. (7:57), 1010 Sisson at Smart (8:10), Main at Brown Center School Burnside Ave. (7:59), Homeroom 2, Mr. Winiarski. Homeroom 10 (Library), Mrs. Slade. Freshmen — Homeroom 17, Mr. (8:12), Silver Lane at underpass (8:15). Carpentry Shop — Seniors, juniors Electronics Shop — Sophomores — Bub 9 Bub 15 Bus 3 Donovan. MANCHESTER ccnvos “organizer’’ handbags Myrtle at Ralph (7:53), Ann at Tolland — Homeroom 3, Mr. Sambogna. Homeroom 11 (Room 109), Mr. Freshmen — Homeroom 18, Mrs. Main at Gilman (7:44), Main at Forbes at Morris (8:08), Chester at Ar­ Carpentry Shop — Sophomores — D'Angona. Adajian. (7:56), Blinn at June (8:00). Passaro (7:45), Main at Brook (7:46), W. HARTFORD nold (8:11), Cummings at Preston (8:13). Homeroom 4, Mr. Scibek. Machine Shop — Seniors, juniors, Freshmen — at a “neat” price 99 Bub 17 (Tollimore at King (7:47), Collimore at Homeroom 19, Mr. Master Charge Arbutus at Edgewood (8:15). Drafting Shop — Seniors, juniors, specials — Homeroom 12, Mr. Governor at Village (7:55), Village at Helm (7:48), Ellington at Burnham Krone. Accepted now just .t 1 9 (7:50), 237 Burnham St. (7:52), Long Hill Woodland School specials — Homeroom 5, Mr. Kleis. Lescroart. 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Obituaries Giles optimistic about funds HQUORDEPT. NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE graduate of the former Willimantic Pero’s and Multi Circuits Mrs. William H. Vinton Thoughts ApLENty Mrs. Cybel Jennings Vinton, 76, of Normal School, how Eastern Connec­ ARTHUR DRUG the Quinebaug section of Thompson, ticut State College. She received a for town under public works act a former teacher in the Manchester B.S. degree in 1930 from New York and Andover school systems, died University. She was a member of the By Len Auster Wednesday at Day Kimball Hospital, First Congregational Church of By GREG PEARSON the last three-month period the pressed by the changes, might, in in T own B Division^iu als Putnam. She was the wife of William Hebron, the Connecticut Educational Herald Reporter figures are available, Asst. Town turn, make improvements and The $100 Manager Charles F. McCarthy Jr. Two teams, unbeaten Pero’s victory over Renn’s and the berth in Renn's in its win over Wilson's. Four H. Vinton. Association, the Association of After reading the rules for renovations to their properties. making it 11-0 after four complete said. Bulova the finals opposite Pero’s. runs in the third and two more in the Mrs. Vinton taught in elementary Childhood Education and the state applying for funds through the Public "If we had a super fire protection and once defeated Multi Cir­ frames with a six-run outburst. Each According to McCarthy, Play begins tonight at 7:30 and a fourth inning provided the margin for schools for many years in and national Elementary Principals Works Employment Act, Director of system, or a brand new Main St,, it Accutron* cuits, remain alive and will side plated three runs in the fifth and Manchester will be "kind of close” to victory by Pero’s, the Nike League Renn's. Andy Lorenzen, Bob Manchester and Andover and in a Associations. Public Works Jay J. Giles is still op­ might attract new industry to town,” fight it out tonight at Circuits scored three times in the She is survived by several nieces the national unemployment figure. Giles said of the projects. watch champs, means it’s all over in the Perlman and Wayne Steely each had sixth to wind up the run making. Springfield, Mass., junior high timistic about Manchester’s chances Dick Danielson a state title in his Fitzgerald Field for the Town and nephews. "It will depend on which three He also noted that the town might New season nears double elimination tourney. A win by a pair of blows for Wilson’s, which Dave Castagna had three hits and .school. She taught in the Woodstock of obtaining such funds. 30th year of coaching. Indian hooters The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at months they use, but I’m guessing have trouble obtaining federal funds Slow Pitch Softball B Division Multi Circuits, title-holder in the was the runner-up in the Charter Oak Dennis and Fred Gliha and Dave elementary school before her retire­ The Economic Development Ad­ While most are not ready to hit the have been working out faithfully on the First Congregational Church of we'll come in above the national through the act for the water .system Tournament title. Charter Oak League, would force a League, Kosciol, Dale Ostrout and Barry ment in 1956. ministration. the division of the books again, nevertheless school will their own and if dedication means Hebron. Burial will be in St. Peter’s average,” he said. work. Action last night at Fitzgerald saw second game immediately following. Circuits made no mistake against Pinney two apiece for the winners She was born in Pomfret and had Commerce Department that will be opening soon. When the doors fly anything... Cemetery, Hebron. During June, the last month According to the rules, he said, “If Renn’s Tavern upend Wilson Elec­ Dave Carrier had three bingles and Renn’s by getting off the mark quick­ Steve Bania and Rudi Wittke each lived in Thompson most of her life. govern the act, distributed the rules open the first full week of Suitor appears to be set with a fine There are no calling hours. figures are available, Manchester money has already been set aside for tric, 7-4, before Multi Circuits Craig Phillips, Bill McCarthy and ly with three runs in the secopd in­ had two blows for Renn's, champs of She was a member of Conant earlier this week. Giles received his September, it will shortly thereafter cross country contingent. Harriers had an 8 per cent unemployment a project, that project might not pounded out 17 hits en route to a 17-3 Mike Masse two blows apiece for ning, two more in the third . and the Indy League. Memorial Church, Dudley, Mass., copy on Tuesday and said he still be followed by the resumption of the like Glenn Flosdorf, Wes Fedorchak rate, higher than the national carry as much weight as one that has and a 50-year member of Betty Put­ feels Manchester stands a good scholastic sports calendar. and George Trlan have been average 7.5 per cent, according to the no funding,” nam Chapter. OES, of Woodstock. chance of receiving some of the Practice for all sports — football, scurrying around town and this trio state Labor Department. Manchester has already approved She is also survived by an uncle. Keith Van Roon monies, although applying for the soccer, cross country, girls’ field with fine additions from the junior Giles said that the rules governing a $2 million bonding program to pay StAlnltis tiN l, hockey, girls' swimming and girls’ The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at funds will require "a mountain of HAttr rttlilant. highs should be ready for a fine cam­ TOLLAND — A graveside service the act give priority to "projects that Shirktkin itrip the Smith and Walker Funeral Home, paper work. " for improvements to water systems. cross country — officially begins lor Keith Van Roon, formerly of will continue economic growth of the f t M . paign. Dave Kelley at East also looks 148 Grove St., Putnam Burial will be The act will provide federal fun­ If the town does approve federal Monday but that doesn’t mean that’s Tolland, who died Tuesday in Hart­ community. " He feels projects like a coach with talent to burn with Tiant wins 15th funds for such work, it would be used in Abington Cemetery, Putnam. ding to public works projects, es­ when the athletes begin to get into Luke O’Connor and Steve Colbert ford Hospital from head injuries suf­ Manchester is considering for the in addition to the $2 million already shape. Many have worked on their There are no calling hours. fered near his Mansfield State pecially those which will create jobs heading the group of returnees. East funding, such as reconstruction of approved, Giles said. Never before own the summer months so getting The family suggests that any Training School dormitory Saturday in areas of high unemployment. has an Accutron won the Class B championship in Main St. and improvements to the He said applications for federal and being ready won’t be a problem. memorial gilts may be made to the morning, is Friday at 2 p.m. in Manchester's unemployment level watch been priced 1975. and levels salvo town's water system, will qualify un­ Day Kimball Hospital Development will be a key factor in obtaining funds will require increased paper so low. It has Others who’ve been lax won’t find it Palisado Cemetery, Windsor. der such a provision. work. He doubted, however, that ad­ East posted a 5-6 won-lost record in Fund. funds. Seventy per cent of the money the same tuning fork so easy — especially the week before football last year and fourth-year The White-Gibson-Small Funeral He said road and sidewalk im­ ditional staff would be brought on to movement found In BOSTON (UPI) — It was hard to tell whether the smoke sur­ from the act is to go to areas with school begins which is affectionately Coach John LaFontana has back ap­ Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, is in provements on Main St. might have a help with this work more costly models: It referred to as "hell week”. rounding Luis Tiant came from his cigar or from between his jobless rates higher than the national carries the same proximately a dozen lettermen. One charge of arrangements. contagious effect .Store owners, im­ There are two new coaches at ears. There are no calling hours. average. This will be calculated on written guarantee. difference though — this team will Miss Florence E. Smith Manchester High this fall. Jack Holik The youth was born in Manchester Accurate to within a have much more enthusiasm and this The veteran Red Sox pitcher days,” growled Tiant. "I'm not HEBRON — Miss Florence E. minute a month.* takes over the football post while aspect has won more than one game. sparked and fumed Wednesday as he saying I want to leave Boston Smith, 85, of Burrows Hill Rd.. for and lived in Tolland until entering the Gary Blanchette will handle the LaFontana after a lapse of maybe 10 stormed around the Boston because I like it here and I love whom a West Hartford elementary training school as a child. girls’ cross country team taking over years is shifting gears and will han­ lockerroom after gaining his 15th win where I'm living. But I want to pitch school has been named, died Tuesday Survivors are his stepfather and We Have Other from George Suitor who retains his dle the offense — simplifying it great­ of the season in an 8-2 decision over every fourth day. If they don't want at a Mansfield private hospital. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Barre appointed prime minister Accutrone Priced position as boys’ cross country ly — while A1 Freiheit will be in the California Angels. me to do that I can go somewhere Miss Smith was supervising prin­ Gaskell of Enfield; two stepbrothers, From $85.00 policy of austerity" for the working coach. One sport — girls’ swimming charge of the defense. This is a shift “I’m tired of the bleep every day in else.” cipal of the Seymour Elementary Edward P. Gaskell and Steven P. PARIS (UPI) — President Valery class and vowed to step up its cam­ — has been added at East Catholic in assignments from a year ago. the papers and on the radio about me The Boston showman used his School, West Hartford, from 1926 to Gaskell, both of Enfield; two step­ Giscard d'Estaing, brushing aside High with Ralph Viola handling the sisters, Wendy Lynn Gaskell and paign against the Giscard regime. Make Adanin Jewelen being too old. I’ve heard it before but stuttering motion and a vicious 1958, when she retired. reports his dismissal of Prime Tour Headquarters coaching duties. Oieney Tech begins Bonnie Jean Gaskell, both of En­ Chirac, chief of the Gaullist party, I'm tired of it now,” said the 35-year- screwball to hold California batters The name of the school was Minister Jacques Chirac may lead to For Rack To its second year of operations in the field; his maternal grandparents, technically resigned. But he made it old Cuban right-hander, who is to four hits over eight innings. Tiant, changed in 1948 to the Florence E. early general elections, says his new School IT'atchesf Charter Oak Conference with its Bits and pieces Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cook of clear he felt Giscard had forced him shooting to win 20 games for the third after telling Zimmer he was not tired Smith School. prime minister will form a govern­ Choose From a coaches hoping to move up in league Ellington; and his maternal great­ out by not giving him enough power Xavier High of Middletown, a time in the past four years. but wanted someone else to finish up, Before joining the West Hartford ment by Friday. IT'onderful standings. grandfather, Norman Brainard of to grapple with the country's major perennial state power in football, "Why don’t talk about other guys was relieved at the start of the ninth school system, she taught in Hebron, The financial community today (.ollection of Coaches, at this point in time, nor­ Windsor. problems, including an 11 per cent Famous Rrands.,. almost lost its head coach to the getting old, why don.t they talk about inning by Tom Murphy. Cromwell and New Haven and was a responded favorably to tbe appoint­ mally have bundles of optimism. The family suggests that any annual inflation rate and 1 million college ranks. Larry McHugh was (37-year-old Gaylord) Perry. I don’t California was held hitless through teaching principal in Cromwell and ment of Raymond Barre, 52, wbo They haven’t faced or been con­ memorial gifts may be made to the jobless. offered the post at Southern Connec­ bother nobody; I just do my job. " four innings as Boston built a 5-0 East Hampton Her name had been is respected as a monetary wizard in quered by an opponent. Yet many M ental H ealth A ssociation of His ouster marked a complete ticut State College but he rejected it. Although Tiant directed his anger lead. By the time Tony Solaita hit a included in "Who's Who in American Western financial circles. The franc make their foes sound like the Connecticut. Inc., 123 Tremont St , break between Giscard and the He would’ve had one less assistant at writers, it was believed he was two-run double in the eighth, the Red Education." rose in early trading against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Makes one Hartford. Gaullist majority in the coalition than he presently has in the m ore upset with m anager Don Sox had forged an 8-0 bulge. She was born in Hebron and was a dollar, which was worth 4.9485 francs ADAMS wonder why they play the season at government. schoolboy ranks...When Southern and Zimmer's recent decision to switch Rick Burleson, Jim Rice and Fred compared with Wednesday's close of Political analysts said unless the ail, anyway. Eastern Connecticut State Colleges to a five-man rotation. Such a move Lynn drove in two runs apiece and 4.9810. rupture were smoothed over, it could Jewelers Holik at 22 years of age steps into collide on the soccer field, there will would rob Tiant of two starts in his Denny Doyle collected three singles Giscard Wednesday appointed lead to early parliamentary elections the toughest position. His job will be be a definite Manchester High spirit bid for a 20-game season. in Boston's 14-hit attack. Barre — an economic expert with no — now not scheduled until 1978 — with 785 Main St. twofold — to get the football program present. Former Tribe hooters Ran­ “I pitch best when I go every four Town lists $179,302 political affiliations — to form a greatly improved chances for the back on its feet after three down dy Swanson, Joe Erardi and Phil cabinet with the task of lifting Socialist-Communist opposition. years and put people back in the Stoneman play for Southern while France out of its current crisis due to But Giscard, in an interview Manchester stands at home games. The latter Werner Cacace and Greg DeNies drought and inflation. televised from the Elysee Palace, half of the job he wasn’t told about. adorn the Eastern roster. Local a^ ■ in 1974 baek taxes Barre is due to submit his cabinet Raymond Barre But putting together an attractive Four-star rating said the voting would go ahead "at 643-4720 products can also be found in the Ivy list to Giscard for approval Friday the normal time.” He also said a new team which will be a revenue-maker League. Chris Saunders plays for Communist party political bureau Outstanding taxes from the 1974 FKF Associates and Gastown Inc., night. The cabinet might meet under government will be formed by 'We will M ijutt to this tolerence, it is what he’ll be asked to do. Harvard while Mike Lombardo is a warned Barre’s nomination Grand List equaled $179,302 as of July said they are in the process of Giscard Saturday, Barre's aides Friday nigbt and will be ready to necetury. Cuerantee i i for one year. Cheney, East and Manchester sophomore at Brown University and foreshadowed a "worsening of the by ‘B ird’ FidrychS 31. according to Collector of Revenue making arrangements with the town said. meet Saturday morning. soccer players have been seen prac­ is a strong threat for a starting job at James Turek. for payment. The third, Theodore C. Barre conferred with Giscard ticing and playing on their own and in fullback. Last but not least, Blaz Turck said four of seven taxpayers Trudon Jr., could not be reached for today and then opened consultations (T jr x x x V ^ ^ ^ z z i i leagues throughout the summer. Stlmac, all-time leading career NEW YORK (UPI) - Mark with at least $2,000 in delinquent taxes comment. with political leaders. The leftist op- East is looking for its first win in New York outlasted Minnesota, 5-4, Theater cancels scorer at the high school, begins his Fidrych, who )ias played to in 19 innings, Kansas City turned at the start of the 1976-77 fiscal year A year ago at this time, Turek said position and labor unions condemned three years, Cheney is looking to im­ senior year at East Stroudsberg rave notices all season long, back Cleveland, 2-1, Baltim ore ^ 5 : V . ; V have paid all of their debt or have made ffie town was listing $224,500 in back the new premier as a rightist and > 7/M£7oe£reo//r' prove its standing in the COC and State College in Pennsylvania. He topped Oakland, 9-4, Boston blasted arrangements to do so taxes from the 1973 Grand List. pledged to fight his cabinet. STRATFORD (UPI) - financially plagued theater Manchester is going to try and give took his act before one of was his team’s MVP a year ago. California, 8-2 and Milwaukee topped “We're $50,000 ahead of the game In a special “declaration," the The American baseball’s toughest critics "Unfortunately, some of them still said the cancellation came Texas, 5-1. haven’t paid, ” Turek said. ' is year,” he said. Shakespeare Theatre about when a planned fall & ic ^ r o s c m t Wednesday night and got a Herald photo by Yus R o v u I h 2, Indiana 1 Wednesday announced the Two of the three who haven't paid, tour was postponed when z zz^z z^z .z z z rz z z z z l four-star rating. Andy Hassler, who had lost 18 cancellation of the final Caddy Dennis Turning totes bag Manchester one of the scheduled cities “Babe Ruth didn't cause that much straight games up to Aug. 6. won his two weeks of its 1976 Pro Tom Kile enjoys rest (luring recent GUO Hospital was unable to fulfill a prior SLENDERIZING plue-alze fathlone Men’s, Women’s doubles excitement in his brightest day,” fourth game in a row by allowing just season. Operators of the notes commitment. The play r lor the hard to fit. said Paul Richards of the Chicago five hits in seven innings. George Auckland faces canceled was "Love and White Sox, who is baseball’s oldest Discharged Tuesday: Lynn Brett and Frank White hit sacrifice Master Will” by scheduled this weekend manager and one of the sternest of flies for the Royals' runs and Mark About town Dangelo. Enfield; Ralph Christopher Plummer and beer drought Final round in the annual Recrea­ critics when it comes to pitchers. Littell turned in two innings of hitless Destefano, 22 Orchard St., Zoe Caldwell. Women's Pairings — Robertson Rockville. Margaret J. Bant- tion Department’s annual Town Ten­ Park Richards hadn't seen Fidrych relief to gain his 14th save. WELLINGTON, New Zealand before Wednesday and although Orioles •), .\'s 4 ly, 77 Wetherell St.; Robert In Memorium nis Tournaments will be staged this 9 a m. — Hassett-Wright vs. Lane- Members of Manchester Chapter, (UPI) — Auckland, New Zealand’s Massey, East Hartford; weekend with Women’s Doubles at there were fewer antics from "The Bob Grich hit a two-run homer and Kite and Turning Schackner; Kermode-Everett vs. Disabled American Veterans, will largest city, began to run out of gas­ Matthew J. Ryan, 42 Hollister In loving memory of Jam es Allen Holmes, who passed away August 26. Robertson Park and Men’s Doubles Capshaw-Lombardo. Bird " than usual, he was every bit as Mark Belanger added a bases-loaded meet tonight at 7 at Holmes Funeral St.; Vicki A. Fullerton, East AMtnCAN and FOREIGN oline and draught beer Wednesday 1966 at Charter Oak Park. 10;30 a m. — McCoan-Mann vs. much a pitcher by stopping the White double to highlight a five-run first in­ Home. 400 Main St., to pay respects because of a strike by industrial Hartford; Garren E. Averett, Car Carpets Play Saturday starts at 9 at the Sox on five hits, 3-1, for his 15th vic­ ning that enabled the Orioles to beat to the late Thomas Wilson, a member 36 Irene Dr., Vernon; You're not forgotten, dearest one. Eacott-Ross; Gallagher-Wilson vs. workers and drivers protesting the You will never be North End site and one hour earlier Tobin-Britnell, tory. the A's. A1 Bumbry also homered for of the chapter government’s wage freeze. Rosaleen M. Templeton, 20 Your dear faith and loving ways CARPET ”1 call all that stuff he does business venture at Charter Oak. 12:00 — Rogers-Soderlund vs, Baltimore as Rudy May notched his The strikers are also protesting the Imperial Dr , South Windsor; Live in our memories. Denise Ashworth, Old Lyme; MERCHANTS Defending men’s champions are winner. histrionics,” said Richards. "He 10th win. Ken McMullen homered for government’s antistrike legislation, Wife and Family 1310 Tolland Turnpika Mai Darling and Pete Aucoin. Strong doesn’t need that to be a great Oakland. Frances Courchese, 55 Wells 646-8568 Men’s Pairings — Charter Oak By EARL VO.ST rushed through parliament last week St. opposition is expected to come from Park pitcher.... He throws three different HrewiTs 5, Kaiigrrs I to support the wage freeze. Sports Kditor the youthful team of Mike White and 8 aim. — Maurus-Racine vs. speeds and he can get the ball over Bill Travers won his 15th game, Buses stopped in Auckland and Fire calls Steve Hadge. White has already won Hamilton-Maiki; Bernardi-Talbot vs. any time he wants to.. . " with relief help from Danny Frisella "Caddy and golfer relationship is likened to a businessman and cabs were limited to emergencies the Men’s Singles and teamed with In beating the White Sox, Fidrych and Bill Castro, as the Brewers beat Kermode-Orduz; Roy-Moss vs. a secretary," Tom Kite, one of the top touring Professional and most gasoline stations started Edith Gottlieb to gain the Mixed Bogar-Toshon; Nightingale-Stevens completed the cycle of AL clubs. He the Rangers. Don Money hit his 12th M aiu'hfster running out of gas because of a gas Doubles crown. vs. Ross-Cox. has now beaten every team in the homer for Milwaukee in helping the Golfers' Association players noted last week when he stopped off truck drivers’ strike. Wednesday, 8;55 p.m, — Dumpster fire Julia Britnell and Ann Tobin will 9:30 a.m. — Compasso-Eacott vs, league and appears a shoo-in for Brewers tag Bert Blyleven with his at the Wethersfield Country Club to take part in the 25th Greater at rear of P"inasl Supermarket, Spencer The city’s two big breweries also risk their Women’s Doubles laurels. Sapienza-Lanza; Grogan-MacDonald Rookie of the Year. 14th loss in 24 decisions. Hartford Open. closed down, a move that would soon St. (Town! Louise Kermode and Linnea Everett, vs. McKenzie-Ross; Rigglo-Shaw vs. In other American League games. dry out most of the city’s pubs. Kite, 26, out of Horseshoe Bay, twice for the start oi a tournament Dne of The Stop & Shop Comf: both of whom have copped Women’s SpirO'Boser; Tex., has had a young Glastonbury day. Turning got his chance .Actual­ BNidleeii Singles titles, will be among the 11 a.m. — Darling-Aucoin vs. man. Dennis Turning, caddying on ly, the latter started the season cad­ favorites. Kermode is the current winner; Hickey-Moroz vs. winner; the lucrative PGA tour the past two dying for Eddie Pearce, a player who singles queen. Bevier-Bevier vs. winner. months. had his troubles with little wiiiiiings Nine women’s entries have been 12 noon — White-Hadge vs. Levin- Burris and Halicki "A good businessman needs a good Turning was reduced to eating ham­ GARDENS received and 19 will compete for the Ear-Piercing Clinic Leclerc. secretary and that's the way I feel burgers and not steak tdoodlaiuL men’s championship. about Dennis. He can. and is. a big Kile, on the other hand, is con­ Growing Since '38! ^Hurned it around^^ asset to me and we have had a good sidered one of the top (ivc young NEW YORK (UPI) — Baseball’s annual All-Star Game is time together, " Kite said after players on the circuit Several NOW BY HEALTHWAY Win 19-inning affair looked upon as the midpoint of the season. But for Ed Halicki finishing a round. veteran golfer.s claim the University and Ray Burris this year’s game was the beginning of a new The feeling is mutual between cad­ of Texas grad is just a year or two year. dy and golfer. away from being a big winner "He's the best," Turning said The When Kite won the Philadelphia FRIDAY, AUG. 27, 6 P.M. TO 9 P.M. Both Burris and Halicki could look latter is a former student at Open, which was worth $40,000. Tur­ back at midseason with a smile Elsewhere in the National League. Manchester Community College and ning was his happy caddy The win SATURDAY, AUG. 28,11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Great lengths by Yanks Wednesday, knowing they had done Atlanta beat Philadelphia, 5-1, un the sales staff at Regal's during what so many other ballplayers wist­ Pittsburgh blanked San Diego, 3-0. assured a bonus Pro caddies receive anywhere fully talk about doing: "Turning it all and Los Angeles downed Montreal, 3- the winter months. Turning a tall, handsome 21-year- from $150 to $200 a week, plus a (Chrysanthemums) around.” 1. maintains huge margin old. is now in his second year as a percentage of the pro's winnings. Burris, with the support of Bill Pirules 3, PadrcB 0 Hardy, all colors, larga Vh" pots professional caddy. Last season he Madlock’s home run, double and (our Bruce Kison hurled a five-hiller for Earlier this month. Kite par­ Regular $1.80 worked with John Schlee, no longer 5 for <6.99 NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Yankees will go to great runs batted in, went the distance to his first shutout of the season and ticipated in the British Open and look on the tour. SEE US FOR Qlrls...JunlorB record his seventh victory in eight Richie Zisk supported him with a solo his caddy along, all expenses paid 1000'8 of TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, GREATLY lengths—sometimes 19 innings—to prevent the second place As for the businessman-secretary ■'Dennis creates a good image. Qlrl’B slzts decisions since the All Star break, homer in the seventh, his 17th. Dave ALL OF YOUR REDUCEDI 1000'S Of TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS Baltimore Orioles from gaining any ground in the American relationship. Kite, who came into He's a sharp dresser, both on and off 8'A to W h pitching the Cubs to a 5-1 decision Parker and Richie Hebner singled FALL LAWN & A PERENNIALS at NEW LOW PRICESI INCLUDES EAR PIERCING. League East pennant race. Wethersfield as the No. 14 man on the the golf course. He’s an intelligent Junior d Iz o r over the Houston Astros. home the first two Pirate runs in the STARTER SET AND BONUS The Yankees rode some outstan- Randolph, 1976 money-winning list with $108,107 young man and we just get along GARDEN NEEDS.. PAIR OF PIERCED EARRINGS Similarly, Halicki stopped the New fourth. Kison also retired the last 17 NOWS THE TIME TO: 10^/^ to 18W ding relief pitching by Dick Tidrow Tom Burgmeler was handed his to his credit, explained; wonderful together, " Kite added as SPECIAL York Mets, 7-1 on eight hits. The Padre batters in a row. "A caddy has to be well organized he headed for the practice green LATEX-ITE 1) Seed New Lawn & Spot Seed Old Lawn and a clutch two-out single by Mickey first defeat in seven decisions this only run off of him came in the first Dodgem 3, Expon I Rivers in the 19th inning to claim a 5- year for the Twins, and punctual. He has to know the Kite didn't set the world afire in DRIVEWAY SEALER If you've been wanting to have your ears See our and it was unearned. Jim Lyttle, cast off by Montreal Copaland'i Improvtd Janitt, 2) Fertilize Shrubs and Evergreens 4 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Tidrow pitched 10 2-3 Innings of game of golf and should be able to the GiiO, finishing in a tie for 41st BtHsr Than Evar What caused these two drastic tur­ last month, came back to deal the pierced, now's the time. A medically- Super fashion .read distances and what clubs are place and winning just $695 Normally, a curfew of 1 a.m. would four-hit relief before giving way to nabouts? Expos their llth straight loss with a *6.95 ^allona 3) Fall Fertilize Your Lawn approved procedure, done by doctors or •have been called for the game but needed. But there arc better days ahead for group featuring Grant Jackson, who hurled the final “Early this season, I didn’t have a two-run single which snapped a 1-1 A Raminder: “Thli la Tha Beat Tim # nurses, takes less than 30 seconds and since it marked the final meeting of two innings to pick up his fourth win "It’s to my advantage to have a this man and his caddv SPECIALI game plan....” said Burris, now 11-12 fifth inning tie. Doug Rau, 12-10, went Ot The Year; Naturae Tlmal” Sea Ua all that’s new the season between the two teams,, in five decisions. Tidrow struck out regular caddy. I've had one most of KAM UWN 5.000 you’ll hardly (eel it. The price Includes a with a 3.35 ERA. "Now I go over the the distance for Los Angeles, spacing For — Scotta, Qraanllald, Ortho, $419 the contest was played until comple- four and walked none in the longest the time during my five-year career. Karr McQae and other#. FOOD •«'" 24K gold over surgical-grade stainless hitters with the catcher and fielders. seven hits including a home run by for school...play! tion stint of his two-year bullpen career. Dennis is my fourth full-time caddy. steel starter set and your choice of a And I’m keeping the ball down ... Ellis Valentine leading off the game. Poile named River’s single over the head of "I’m just plain tired,” said We have worked together very well. pair of hypo-allergenic pierced earrings doing the basic fundamentals.” Bruvrii S, Phillies I center fielder Steve Brye scored Tidrow. “Billy (manager Martin) He’s a lot of fun to be with. We have a DALLAS I UPI) — Bud I’oile was "My problem was simple," Ken Henderson and Vic Correll from the Earca fashion collection. Trim Fashions Oscar Gamble from second base with told me to go out and throw as hard lot ol tun un the gulf course. He does named president of the Central Halicki, now 11-13, "I just didn’t have each had two-run homers as Atlanta Hockey League, officials announced Minors (under 18) need parental consent. EAST HARTFORD VERNON the winning run five hours and 36 as I could because the Twins are a what is required, like a competent BLOOMFIELD a breaking pitch and you can’t get by salvaged the final game of a three- B90 Mtin 8t. At Vtfnon O rd t N 9 Perk Avenue minutes after the game started to good hitting ball club. He said he’d secretary would for a businessman,” Wednesday. fi2l<373i Vernon Benk) in this le a ^ e with only a fasten .... gatne series. Phil Niekro turned 242-in7 keep the Orioles 11 l/2games back, bring in Sparky (Lyle) If necessary. I he continued. Poile succeeds Ray Miron, who 64S4430 I’m straightened out now thanks to "stopper” by going all the way and Gamble reached base on a walk and did not expect to go as long as I resigned earlier this week to become I 168 WOOOUHD STHter, MAMCHESTE6 » 643-a474 our pitching coach, Frank Funk. It yielding just six hits. Niekro, 14-9, Because Kite’s previous caddy 8-2-3 Available only at the Bradleea below. Other Storee et • Springfield • Southington • Hemden • Felrfldd was sacrificed to second by Willie did...but I had my stuff going.” general manager of the Colorado was all mechanics.” also struck out six. wasn’t punctual, showing up late Rockies. 'I PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 26, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. August 26, 1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN

Other times are Friday time trials around the Blanda^s career at end? Scoreboard Football equipment at school track and be ready There will be an orienta­ track. Manchester High will be from 9 a.m, to 11 and from to run. tion meeting at East Schoolboy issued today, Friday and 4 p.m. to. 6 and Saturday Catholic High Sunday night morning from 9 a.m. to 11. Those interested in NEW YORK (UPI) - do,” he said. “Who wants a second-string, returned to Forzano at a team Saturday morning, Practice for boys and at 6:30 for soccer players Practice begins Monday joining the Manchester George Blanda, 48, who 48-year-old place kicker Miami at the request of meeting; New Orleans news reported Coach Jack Holik. girls’ cross country at and parents at the school morning at 8 and all can­ High boys’ cross country was playing in the National with a $90,(KK) contract? Coach Don Shula after in- signed kicker Bobby How- Equipment can be checked Bennet Junior High begins cafeteria. Practice begins National League didates should bring team should report Mon­ Football League before “As soon as I get tile juries stripped the field; San Didgo quarter­ American League out today from 4 p.m. to 6. Tuesday morning at 8:30 at Monday afternoon at 5. sneakers and shorts for day night at 6 to the high ftiost of today's present word. I’ll be packed so fast Dolphins of two back Jesse Freitas left KunI East the East Side Rec. day players were born, will W L Pet. GB ... I’ll say good-bye to four linebackers. camp; Philadelphia W L Pet. GB learn today if his 27-year or five of my friends on the Shula also said that safe­ Phila. 82 42 .661 New York 75 48 .610 dropped Rich Glover, the Pittsburgh 68 57 ,544 1444 career is at an end. team and then get out of ty Bryant Salter, acquired Baltimore 64 60 .516 1144 former Lineman of the New York 64 62 ,508 19 Cleveland 62 63 .496 14 Blanda confirmed here. 1 expect to be playing Tuesday in a trade with Year at Nebraska; and the piiiim m um m m uHi Wednesday that he has St. Louis 55 66 .455 2544 Detroit 60 65 .480 16 golf at Medinah No, 3 in Washington for safety Jake New York Giants waived Chicago 57 70 .449 2644 been placed on waivers by Boston 59 65 .476 1644 Chicago by Friday mor­ Scott, had expressed his in­ their dean of players, Montreal 41 79 .342 39 Milwaukee 56 65 .463 18 the Oakland Raiders. If he ning,” tention of playing out his tackle Willie Young. Deli Department Specials is not claimed today by one UcM West LONG ACRES TURKEY e 4 As Blanda quietly option this year and has in­ Orvis, the 30-year-old 44' L Pet. GB aWICESTMEAT^ of the 27 other teams, he W L Pet. GB prepared to leave the NFL dicated he is unhappy with anchor of the Lions' defen­ Cincinnati 80 47 ,630 HAM * 1 - 7 9 becomes a free agent and Kan. City 76 49 .608 scene, veteran linebacker the trade. sive line, was suspended Los Ang 71 55 .563 8 44 Oakland 68 58 .540 844 IN TOWN SHENANDOAH AA can pick his own , offer. Nick Buoniconti was retur­ Elsewhere, Detroit after allegedly San Diego 62 67 . 481 19 Minnesota 62 65 .488 15 Blanda — however, isn’t TURKEY BREAST ,b ,b ^Z.o U ning. The 35-year-old Notre suspended defensive tackle "challenging of the Houston 61 68 . 473 20 Texas 58 68 .460 1844 j expecting to be Uken. BOQNER A A ^ Dame grad, who retired Herb Orvis indefinitely for authority of the head Atlanta 58 70. .453 2244 Chicago 55 72 .433 22 USDA CHOICE BONELESS 4 A “They’d be crazy if they San Fran 56 72 .438 2444 last month rather than play a dispute with Coach Rick coach” during the meeting Calif. 55 72 .433 22 HOT DOGS ,b 9 9 ^ in preparation for the W eilnescliiy'n Rriiiilln Wednesday’s Results SHDULDERRDAST ,,4 .1 9 game Saturday against Chicago 5, Houston 1 Boston 8, California 2 San Francisco 7, New York Baltimore 9, Oakland 4 USDA CHOICE UNDER BLADE A A a o a T s y n a m , ,* 1 . 5 9 Kansas City, according to 1 Detroit 3, Chicago 1 OLD FASHIONED CANADIAN CA 41A General Manager Russ Atlanta 5, Philadelphia I Kansas City 2, Cleveland I CHUCK STEM or ROAST „ 89^ Sports briefs Thomas, Pittsburgh 3, San Diego 0 Milwaukee 5, Texas 1 USDA CHOICE BONELESS A A BACON ib. Z .4 9 New Orleans signed ■ Los Angeles 3, Montreal 1 New York 5, Minnesota 4,19 | NEW YORK SHARP e 4 -V A Howfield to give regular (Only games scheduled) innings SHOULDER STEM 4 .4 9 k ic k e r R ich S zaro a Badger named school’s basketball team. T o (I II y ' H I’ r » l> a b I e 'T o d II y ’ s Probable] \CHEDDAR CHEESE ,b ^ 1 - 7 9 , Orantes upset challenge. Szaro has con­ I’iteliers CHICAGO (UPI) - The Albrecht has been head Pitchers BROOKLINE, Mass. verted just 2-of-5 attempts. Houston I Richard 14-13) at Chicago Bulls Wednesday coach at the school for the Kansas City (Pattin 6-10) at (UPI) — Jimmy Connors Another veteran place Chicago (R Reuschcl 11-8) Boston (Cleveland 7-6), N % MBS of BEEF . 79 ^ (Herald photo by Dunn) named Ed Badger head past two seasons without a “can sympathize” with kicker, Bruce Gossett, was Philadelphia iKaat 11-8) at (Only game scheduled) llllllllllll contract after serving as coach of their National Manuel Orantes’ problem, waived by San Francisco. Cincinnati i Nolan 11-8), N Charter Oak Softball League champions Basketball Association “but...” an assistant for eight (Only games scheduled) years. M w b eef ,,4 .3 9 team, replacing Dick Mot- Connors of Belleville, ^ For A Welcome Change. Serve Something From Our"^ Multi Circuit entry walked off with elianipion8hi|) honors in the Charter Oak Sofll>ull ta — who quit at the end of 111., defeated Victor Pecci Orvis suspended Joins Boyd LEAN FRESH AA a Fresh Fish Department League this season. Squad menihers, front row, left to right, Paul Dueharme, Bill last season to coach the of P araguay, 6-4, 6-3, Washington Bullets. PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) GROUHD CHUCK „ 9 9 ‘ Featuring This Week Hihnski, T™ Cunningham, Denny Gliha, Fred Gliha. Standing, Barrv F’innev, Dave Wednesday to advance in LOS ANGELES (UPD— "Lynn is an outstanding — The Detroit Lions the U.S. Pro tennis cham­ Lynn Archibald, assistant young coach,” Boyd said WEAVER BATTER DIP 24 OZ. t A il A Live From Maine, Fresh & Kicking Castagna, Dave Kosieol, Jon Cook, Bill Davis, Dale Ostroiit, Mike McCarthv Kli An announcement from suspended star defensive pionship at the Longwood coach under Jerry Tarka- Wednesday following the Rutehik. Bill Polinski was missing. Arthur M. Wirtz, chairman tackle Herb Orvis for an in­ Cricket Club. Fourth- Open nian for the past three announcement, FRYED CHICKEN BREASTS 4 .4 9 of the Bulls’ executive definite period Wednesday 24 Houn Dally seeded Orantes, bothered years at Nevada-Las Archibald, 31, helped committee, said Badger, FOMMERCnCY SnVKE MAID RITE BREADED A A / > LOBSTERS by soreness in his left because of an argument he Vegas, will join Bob Boyd T ark an ian coach the 43, was signed to a mul­ had with Coach Rick For- elbow, was eliminated by next season as assistant Rebels to a 73-13 record tiyear contract. Terms of zan o d u rin g a te a m VEAL PAniES ,,6 9 ' unseeded Paolo Bertolucci basketball coach of the during his three years at the contract were not meeting in Kansas City. of Italy, 6-4, 6-4. University of Southern I-as Vegas. BRISKET HEAD CUT AA a released. H U T im OILS A team spokesman in California * . . Kansas City said the 30- CORHEDBEEF ,, 9 9 ' 2 3 9 OILMIIWa s year-old anchor of the FRESH 100 enter swim meet To see double HEATimiNSTAlUTION FLATCUT ...... : ! ib ‘ 1.39 Ruling Friday Detroit defensive line Over 100 youngsters took jsn, piy; i Laurie Darna BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) 1:26.6, 2. Ann Morrison, 3. 35.5, 2. Brett Gallagher, 3. WILMINGTON, DEI, asked to be traded FILLET ol SOLE .*1.79 part m yesterday’s ninth 20.4.2 Patty Gallagher 3 Liz — Tom Van Arsdale 643-0139 Michelle Plante (UPI) — A federal court Tuesday, but he did not 315 C «nttr 8 t lyUi>ch4«t«r annual Town Wide Swim Cowley Jamie Gallagher teamed up with his brother 50m Back: 1. Pam Sloan 50m Breast: 1. Joe Clifford judge promised to rule by mention a specific team. Meet staged at Verplanck Boys 9 & lo Dick once again What Cdji you do 42.4, 2. Holly Gonsalves. 3 42.5, 2. Art Libbey. 3. Larry Friday on a request by the llllllllllllllllllllllllll Pool. 25m Free: 1. Mike Hutchin- Wednesday when the Buf­ Michelle Tetreault Krupp National Football League In the eight and under '• 2 Eric Bloking, 3 50m Back: 1 Jane Jordan falo Braves traded him to tOOm Free: 1. Bob Michaud for a temporary girls’ category, Tina Listro 40.9, 2. Tess Mazzotta, 3 Shel­ the Phoenix Suns for an un­ when you want 50m Free: 1. Mark Canuel 1:06.1, 2. Geoff Michaud, 3. restraining order to pre­ swept the three events ly Valentine Art Libbey disclosed amount of cash COMPLETE GM staged, winning the 25- 35.4, 2 Dave Ostuni, 3. Gahan 50m Breast: 1 Chris White vent Delaware from star­ Fallone 50 Fly: 1, Geoff Michaud and the Suns’ second-round USDA CHOICE f USDA CHOICE 41.0, 2. Jane Jordan. 3. 34.6, 2. Brett Gallagher, 3. ting a lottery based on NFL extra money? 25m Back: 1 Eric Bloking games. pick in next year’s college backstroke and 25-meter 24.0, 2. Dave Zaremba 3 Michelle Tetreault Steve Sloan draft. REPAIRS 100m Free: 1. Chris White Let H & R Block teach you breaststroke. Jim Fogarty Mike Ogren Tom Van Arsdale is a • COLLISION CHUCK STEAK CHUCK STEAK was a double winner in the 25m Back: 1. Dave Ostuni 1:11.4. 2. Melissa Geagan. 3. Shelly Valentine U.S. District Judge guard and an 11-year NBA to prepare income tax returns. eight and under boys’ 19.6, 2. Mark Canuel, 3. Gahan Have openings • MECHANICAL 50m Fly: 1. Tess Mazzotta Walter Stapleton made the veteran. Both he and his H4R Block knows income taxes, and how to teach you o r ROAST bracket. Fallone 37.4, 2. Anne Morrison, 3. There is still room for comment Wednesday after twin brother Dick, who WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS to prepare income tax returns o r ROAST Laurie Darna was a tri- 25m Breast: l.JimCrombie boys interested in playing CARS AND TRUCKS Michelle Plante two hours of arguments plays forward, live in the We teach income lax preparalton to people who have pie winner and Liz Cowley ^ Canuel, 3, Gahan Boys 13-15 in the Midget Football from attorneys represen­ Phoenix area during the Genuine Parts a flair for dealing accurately with figures, and who won two races in the girls’ 50 Free. 1. Steve Sloan 33.4, League. Boys wishing to ting the NFL and the state, off-season. Factory Trained Machanics enidy working with the public, and who would like to 2. Joe Clifford, 3. Bob play can register any earn extra income in their spare time Over 350.(XX) which plans to start the 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE students have graduated from our Income Tax Course . ^ lb. Center Cut, y mw Ib. First Cut ostuni J:s aSev!?nrr ^^U n ^ LaChance weeknight at Charter Oak lottery during the first Two-year pact CALL 640-6464 m the boys 9-10 bracket. Girls 11 i 12 50m Free: 1, Geoff Michaud Park from 6 to 8. Age must VSte leach classes m more lhan 2.000 communities week of the NFL season. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - St. throughout the country There is almost certain to be a Beth McDonald was a 25m Free: 1 Betsy Miller 30.5, 2. Jamie Gallagher, 3. be between 10 and 13 (not Brett Gallagher , Louis University has given class location and lime satisfactory to you Job inter­ triple winner and Pam 16.6, 2. Barb Bloking, 3. 14 before Nov. 1) and views available lor best students Send for free mior- 10m I.M.: 1. Bob Michaud Carter Chevrolet Edberg doubled in the Denise Plante weight lim it is 75-115 Randy Albrecht a two-year 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER mafion and class schedules today HURRY* We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family 1:18.0, 2. Larry Krupp contract to coach the girls’ 11-12 age group. Gor- 50m F ree: 1 Beth 50m Back: 1. Steve Sloan pounds. Boys should bring Classes Start: September 15th. Butcher Service... don Fallone won two races McDonald 33.3, 2. Marcy their birth certificates and 42.3, 2 Bill Nighan, 3. Bob m r e ^ r e 2 convenient area class locations. Serve Your Family! for boys' 11-12. McDonald, 3. Pam Edberg LaChance be accompanied by parent Chris White was a triple ' Jackie Tucker 50m Back: 1 Bob Michaud or guardian. STORE HOURS: winner and Jane Jordan Mdler, 3. Barb Contact the t» R BLOCK office nearest you: and Pam Sloan each Back l Beth I 356 Rear West Middle Tpka. Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 doubled in the girls' 13-15 McDonald 238 4 2 Cathy Manchester, Conn. (06040) 317 Highland St. age group. Bob Michaud Foran, 3. Jerry Tucker Hectic two weeks MARION FREE SAFEn CKCK I Phone 848-5440 won three races and Geoff 25m Breast: 1. Pam Edberg “ n r Please send me free Informatton about your tax prepe- Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9K)0 Michaud and Steve Sloan 20.1, 2, Sue Fahey, 3, Barb MERCER Art Plerc* and Ray Tlldan I ration course. I understand there Is no obligation. MANCHESTER two apiece in the boys’ 13- Bloking for taka graat prida in thair Nam e Sat. & Sunday 15 bracket. 50m Breast: 1. Pam Edberg for Dave Stockton work. Art haa 14 yaara of I Address 'til 6:00 mGHZiJLITD fU T K m w 646-4277 Results 43.0, 2. Mary Gallagher, 3. exparlenca all In braka City State _ Phone 8 t under Girls Cathy Foran Republican work. Ray, amployad by |H 25m Free: 1. Tina Listro >90m I.M .: 1. Beth AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — It's been a strange and hectic Registrar CUPANO MAIL TODAY - 18.7, 2. Amory Knofla 3. Shan McDonald 1:253, 2. Marcy Nichola-Manchaatar TIra, two weeks for Dave Stockton. of Inc. for the paat 5 yaara, non Gallagher McDonald, 3. Jerry Tucker The 34-year-old Californian started off by winning his 25m Back: 1. Tina Listro 50 Fly: 1. Marcy McDonald Voters h a a 1 3 years total 23.0, 2. Kate Gallagher, 3. 40.5, 2. Mary Jordan second PGA Championship at the Congressional Country exparlenca. For safety Amory Knofla Boys 11 & 12 Club at Bethesda, Md., when he sank a clutch 10-foot par sake, put your car In the A 25m Breast: 1. Tina Listro 25m Free: 1 Guy Trombly putt on the final hole. He then went on to the Greater SEPT. 7 hands of men that know Garden Fresh, Produce Specials 26.5, 2. Shannon Gallagher, 3. 18.2, 2. Craig Camire, 3. Tom Hartford Open and won the Pro-Am Wednesday, shooting aarvice. GROCERY SPECIALS Kate Gallagher Day a 64. Polls Open 8 and under Boys 50m Free: 1. Bob Fitzgerald The next day, he had a 5-over-par 76 in the opening MIX OR MATCH AA a 25m Free: 1, Robert Crosby 36.8, — - -■2. Pete Listro, 3. Guy round and ended up missing the cut. 12:00-8:00 PM W e C h e c k 22.7, 2. Jim Fogarty, 3. Sandro Trombly That brought him to Akron a couple days early to get • SHOCKS PRUHE or PLUMS ,, Z 9 * Squatrito 100m I M.: 1 Gordon his family settled for the two weeks of the American Golf miOHIBHGS 3 / 4 25m Back: 1. Jim Fogarty Fallone 1:34.9 Classic and World Series of Golf at the Firestone Country REPUBUCAN • FRONT END 26.8, 2. Tom Colletti 25m Back: 1. Tom Day 22.8, Club. • DISC BRAKES JUICY 25m Breast: 1. Jim Fogarty 2. Tim Walsh ENDORSED • BALL JOINTS 29.5, 2. Sandro Squatrito, 3. 50m Back: 1. Pete Listro "I’m a little drained," Stockton said before his pro-am rasco OIL 69' PEACHES „ Z D * Tom Colletti 45.9, 2. Bob Fitzgerald round Wednesday over the 7,105-yard, par-72 Firestone • WHEEL BEARINGS North Course, which is getting its first major assault CANDIDATE • COMPLETE NESTLE'S 9-10 Girls 25m Breast: 1. Craig JUICY 25m Free: 1. Laurie Darna Camire 27 5, 2. Tim Walsh, 3. from the touring professionals. Thte ad paid for by EXHAUST Marten Marcar for CHOCOUTE MORSELS 8 9 ' 18.3, 2. Jeanne Lemleux, 3. Tom Walsh Stockton, who never saw the North layout before a Rapubilean Raglatrar AND OF COURSE 2 9 * Nancy Granger 50m Breast: 1. Gordon practice round Sunday, liked what he saw. CommRtaa. BARTLEH PEARS Scott Gland an M, YOUR TIRES COLLEGE INN M / t 4 50m Free: 1. Liz Crowley Fallone 49.1,2. Bob Fitzgerald 1 think it s great,” he said of the 7-year-old course, Traasuraf ______AND FREE , 44.3, 2. Tracy O’Brien, 3. 50m Fly: 1. Gordon Fallone which was redrawn from a municipal court by Robert CWCKEH BROTH ,..,4 / 4 FANCY Kristin Cavallo 47.0, 2. Fred Albers, 3. Guy Trent Jones. — Fast Courteous Service — m o u n t in g w it h f p /P S * 25m Back: 1. Laurie Darna Trombly ^ PURCHASE OF NEW TIRES CONTADINA AA a YELLOW ORIOHS .2 lb. bag 39* 22.1, 2. Jeanne Lemleux, 3. Girls 13-15 SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS Laura Sloan 50m Free: 1. Pam Sloan SPAGHEni SAUCE 8 9 ' 25m Back: 1. Liz Cowley 35.5, 2. Michelle Tetreault, 3 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK to and from 24.1, 2. Tracy O'Brien, 3. Julie Dolly Gonsalves Merldy 50m Free: 1. Chris White 25m Breast: 1. Nancy 21.6,2. Anne Morrison, 3. Tess MRACUWHIP „8 9 ' l l H B l 1 1 1 1 1 1 Granger 24.6, 2. Jeanne Mazzotta HEFTY TALL AA^ Lemieux, 3. Julie Meridy lOOm I.M.: 1. Jane Jordan Kids 8-13 OIL, LUN, OIL FILTER CAPE with connecting service to 7 1 - “ " — — ^ — It Kick off some fun at the MARTHA'S VINEYARD KITCIIEHBAGS ,..,.,6 9 ' IF if / i This C.oupon I IF if /i This (.oupott N ovem ber 5 to 9, 1 9 7 6 free Punt, Pass & Kick WE USE low 40 and NANTUCKET GRAVY TRAIN til TA COD ISLANDS GRADE OIL BOUNTY THE BERMUDIANA HOTEL Coaching Center. DOG FOOD „ *4 .7 9 SWEET UFE First, come to our dealership with your parent or guardian, UP TD 5 QTS. - LEAVE MANCHESTER DAILY AT - Total C ost between August 6 and September 10, and register for PP4K JUMBO Be sure to ask for your free PP&K Tips Book. 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MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., August 26, 1976- PAGE SEVENTEEN iMaudirst^r lEuf uiiui Upralii Waldron-Kautz Births Bolton’sn.. I dump . . . . -B. needs “immediate” By DONNA HOLLAND engineering firm. directly haul to the town landfill in Disposal Study Committee. J The Capitol Region Council of Bolton's total estimated solid Andover. Comniitlee meeting Marlin, Erin Annie, Governments did a study of solid waste for 1976 is 3,000 tons. The "potential” for Bolton is a Area news waste plans for towns in need of im­ The study committee will meet Joanne Elizabeth Kautz of daughter of Donalc^iy, and The study states the interim alter­ “ transfer station and rehaul to Andover El'inqion Hebron South Windsor Manchester and Gary Russell Margaret Cole Martin of mediate attention and included native for solid waste management private landfill in either East Wind­ tonight at 7:30 at Bentley Memorial Covenlry East Hartford Tolland Vernon Bolton. Library. Waldron of South Windsor were 354 Main St. She was born depends on the establishment of sor or Windham.” July ^7 at Manchester The study was prepared by The public is invited to hear married July 16 at St. James Church proposed private sanitary landfills. The Board of Selectmen plans to in Manchester. Memorial Hospital. Her Griswold and Fuss, a Manchester “ The possible” for Bolton is to give the document to the Solid Waste William O’Neill from Griswold and Fuss speak on the study his firm did. The bride is the daughter of Mr. maternal grandparents are At its last meeting the committee and Mrs. Eugene M. Bailey of 33 E. Mrs. Annie Banker and Charter on ballot heard Charles Kurker and Tom Eldridge St. The bridegroom is the Norman Shibles, both of son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin E. Northport, Maine. Her Leon Rivers, chairman, said he Fessinger from the state Depart­ Bolton Waldron of 78 Sand Hill Rd., South paternal grandparents are feels it is a workable document for ment of Environmental Protection Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander By DONNA HOLLAND the town. speak about the state's plans for The Rev. Declan Bailey of Echo Martin of Mountain Rd., V’ The final draft of the proposed Norman Preuss, selectman, said regional disposal centers. jaunty Lake, N.J., celebrated the nuptial Rockviile. She has three charter was unanimously accepted he had concerns on a couple of items, Slides were shown. Mass and performed the double-ring broth ers, Steven, 19, by the Board of Selectmen the fire department and town ceremony. Timothy McCarthy of Albert, 18, and William, 13; Wednesday. meeting moderator, but they were Manchester was guitarist. and five sisters. Holly, 17, It was given to the board by the nothing major If there was a need, Summer Heather, 17, Lauren, 15, charter commission Aug. 11. the items could be referred to a The bride, given in marriage by Gretta, 13, and Dawn, 9. Catherine Leiner, town clerk, will charter revision committee. her parents, wore a jersey gown corduroy jumper swings be asked to place the charter ques­ Dreselly said he would ask the program designed with Empire waist and long N'enezia, Kehekali Ann, Into autumn, great lines tion on the November baliot. Republican and Democratic Town sleeves. Her waist-length veil was at­ tached to a picture hat. She carried daughter of Frederick A. that just beg for your David Dreselly, first selectman, Committees to help in getting infor­ three white roses with white ribbon and Dyann Pillard Venezia said the commission did an excellent mation about the charter to finales favorite turtle, your nicest streamers. of 394 Woodbridge St. She job with the charter and he was townspeopie. East Hartford shirt. Byer does It with tie pleased to support it in total. He said Miss Mary Beth Kautz of was born Aug. 18 at back and patch pockets. Green, The charterwill be published in an Manchester Memorial he looks forward to its passage. area newspaper. The East Hartford Park Manchester was her sister’s maid of blue orrust. S,m,l. Department’s annual water ballet honor. Mrs. Barbara Tuckey of Hospital. Her maternal will be performed tonight at 8 at Springfield, Mass., the bride’s sister, grandmother is Mrs. Road oiling begins Friday Penney High School’s pool. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids Charles L. Pillard of 116 M 5 The theme of the show, directed by were Miss Pamela Waldron of Flipin, Waddell Rd. Her paternal Tomboy’s striped cotton Coventry Mill Rd., and Seagraves Rd. Ted Lindquist, is "Happy Birthday Ark., the bridegroom’s sister; Miss grandparents are Mr. and turtleneck •14. The road oiling program for the Wednesday, Talcott Hill Rd., Stage America" Barbara Bailey of Manchester, the Mrs. Fred A. Venezia of next five working (toys is as follows: Rd., Trowbridge Rd., and Daly Rd. Coaches from the four park pools bride’s sister; Miss Mary Beth 111 Waddell Rd. Her pater­ Friday, Cedar Swamp Rd. and Thursday, Paden Rd., Root Rd., and two high school pools have Williams of Manchester and Miss nal great-grandmother is extension. Bunker Hill Rd.. and Nathan Hale planned decorations, costumes, and Kim Foster of Brighton, Mass. Mrs. Grace Schaefer of Monday, Brewster St. and Silver Rd. music to celebrate the Bicentennial. Brian Waidron of South Windsor Manchester. She has three St. Progress depends upon weather Twenty groups of East Hartford was his brother's best man. Ushers sisters, Robin, 8, Gretchen, Tuesday, Woodbridge Rd., Wrights 5, and Sarah, 2'/i. and equipment. “ / youngsters were coached by Donna were John Kautz of Brindlach, Ger­ Never Saw Another Butterfly^’ Tischofer and Lisa Lussier at Gold many, the bride's brother; Michael Brehaiit, Kimberly Irena played by Karen Robinson tries to reach Raja played by Marietta Horton. They are Star. Lynn Valerio and Barbara Tuckey of Springfield, Mass., the // Children give to book fund Routsis at Lord, Debbie Jones and bride's brother-in-law; Larry Rawls Anne, daughter of Robert actresses in the Trigon Players of Rham High School production of the play “ I Never Saw of Jeffersonville, Vt.; Dennis Canedy and Linda Morse Brehaut Vernon carnival at Henry Park before the Debbie DelPonte at Penney, Cathy Another Butterfly." The players will present the play Friday at 8 p.m. in the school's out­ of Brattleboro, Vt. and Ken Forrest of RFD 5, Coventry. She The Connie Kelly Book Fund at program ended two weeks ago. Cushman, Tia McCormack, and door amphitheater. (Herald photo by Dunn) of Andover, Mass. was born Aug. 19 at the Rockville Public Library's The entire proceeds from the Carolyn DelPone at EHHS, Gail Di- neen at Martin, and Mary Ellen A reception was held at The Colony Manchester Memorial children's wing is $135.50 richer carnival were given to the book Hospital. She has two due to the thoughtfulness of some fund. Mrs. Kelly, a reading Branches! at Drennan. in Talcottville, The couple is residing in South Windsor. brothers, Jeffrey, 13, and Vernon children. specialist in the Vernon school Dunce program Science wing on fall ballot Mrs. Waldron is employed by the Scott, 10. ____ The children, who participated system for almost 50 years, The Department of Parks and Hartford National Bank and Trust in the eight playground programs retired at the end of this past Recreation ninth annual summer Cloud, Deju Elise, East Hartford by a raising of hands when Coun- In answer to councilman John Co. in Hartford. Mr. Waldron is Pelliter Photo during the summer, conducted a school year. dance program will be Friday at the daughter of Richard R. and SHKILA TIT-LKR ciiman James Cordier took a sur­ Finnegan's questions on state reim­ employed by Imperial Nurseries in prise vote of the group. Only a few Hale Music Shell at Gorman Park at Sandra Clifford Cloud of bursement of the project. Adinolphi Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Vi aldron 283 Spruce St. She was born Board of Education members hands went up when Cordier asked 6:30 p.m. was 85 per cent sure the town would Aug. 19 at Manchester Residents stop walks students and alumni of East Hartford how many were against bonding for "It's Dance Time " will be the High School, representing of be reimbursed for half the costs but finale of the Park Department's dan­ Memorial Hospital. Her the renovation. probably over a five year period. ■ 'A by 22 of the 25 homeowners. Dugan Langford and O'Brien Schools cing lessons program conducted by Engaged maternal grandparents are Vernon Atty. Joseph Adinolphi explained Joseph Dentamaro, council said if the walks are installed "the parents' groups, and the school Janet Pinney Blesso. Lessons were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clif­ The residents of Discovery Rd. told the bonding procedure. He added the majority leader and also a member Luncheon-fashion show kids won't waik on them " He said secretary's union attended Tuesday's held once a week at Stevens School, ford of 67 Mountain Dr., the Town Council Tuesday night that town does not have to bond if money of the Public Building Commission, the traffic on that road doesn't public hearing on the proposed in the generai fund. Mayberry School, Hockanum School. South Windsor. Her pater­ all but three of them do not want warrant the sidewalks. urged the passing of the resolution. nal grandparents are renovation of the science wing at He said the referendum asks the Gorman Park, and McAuliffe Park. to aid Cancer Society sidewalks installed. In a 6-2 vote the Other residents said it would be a EHHS. Rosalie Cloud of council agreed to abide by their voters for authorization to bond if junior waste of the taxpayer's money and All urged the Town Council to place An Autumn Carousel fashion show Tehachapi, Calif., and wishes. necessary. Others assisting are Mrs Jack others said they would only be useful the wing in a fall referendum. for the benefit of the Manchester Richard Brown of The Traffic Authority had Firehouse goes to voters Hunter, models and coordination; if enforcement was used to make the John Callahan, EHHS principal, / Unit of the American Cancer Society Mrs. Herbert Snyder, luncheon chair­ Frederic. Mich. Her recommended the sidewalks on the kids use them. explained the plans to the council. South Windsor department, the reasons for the need will be presented Wednesday, Sept. man; and Mrs. Carol Carlson, maternal great­ south side of Discovery Rd. Hospital notes for the firehouse and a description, Residents said the children do not Board members Larry DelPonte and The new proposed Firehouse I will 29 at The Colony in Talcottville. program and decorations. grandmother is Martha Other approved walks include. and the faults of the old Firehouse I walk inside the white lines painted Emery Daly reaffirmed the need. come before town voters in Theme of the show is the "All- Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Clifford of Rockville. Her From Rt. 83 to Discovery, west side on Ellington Rd. lean jeans that roll for that purpose. Mayor Thomas The council members were un­ November, and town officials are American Look,” which will be Adler Dobkin at 153 Shallowbrook paternal great- of Merline Rd.; and from Rt. 30 to Admitted Wednesday: Carl Allen, Meanwhile the town is seeking Benoit said school officials should be animous in their feelings that there is prepared to prove to residents the presented by Luettgens Limited, Lane or by calling her at 646-1818. grandparents are Ralph up cause they’re the new Discovery, east side of Merlin. Talcottville Rd., Vernon: Leona federal funds under the Public Works asked to emphasize to the students a definite need for renovation need for the structure with a series of following luncheon at noon. Coor­ For further information, call Mrs. Unger of California and straight leg, pre-wash David Dugan, speaking for the Armstrong. South St., Rockville; Lucy Employment Act of 1976 which the importance of walking inside the The small audience was also un­ lectures. dinator of the show is Mrs. Henry S. Norman C. Comollo, chairman of Irene Brown of Toledo, denim by Time and Place. residents, presented a petition signed Baldracchi, Stafford; Gertrude Gosselin, makes towns eligible for grants if un­ Ohio lines. animous in their feelings indicated Glenstone Dr . Rockville; Valerieo In a unanimous decision, the Town Scherer Jr., Luettgen's public special events, at 643-2168 A skinny, lean look employment rates exceed 6.5 per relations consultant. Latkofsky, Broad Brook: Karen Council authorized the $762,686 bond for lots of excitement. 5-13. Rabinowitz, Carter Dr., Tolland, cent. South Windsor's rate is 6.6 per Swim time trials referendum following a sparsely cent. THE Movers needed Discharged Wednesday: Mrs Carol attended public hearing. LARGEST SELECTION The new Firehouse I is planned for EAST HARTFORD — The locai branch of the YMCA Buswell and son, Somersville; Betty BICYCLES OF NEW BICYCLES •17 HEBRON — The Hebron Center Nursery needs A three-part lecture on the NEW ------USED Laurel Swim Club will hold its annual time triai Cobleigh, Eleanor Rd., Vernon; Mrs a five-acre site on Ellington Rd. IN THE Checked shirting In poly/cotlon volunteer help in moving the school from the First proposed new firehouse as well as ALL GUARANTEED Wednesday at the Penney High School pool on Forbes St. Donna Crowley and daughter, Mt. Vernon across the street from the present Open house planned VERNON AREA by Gordon Peters *10 Congregational Church to Phelps Hall next to St. Peter's Dr,. Vernon: Marguerle Randall. tours of the old Firehouse I are building. at 7:45 p.m. It is open to all boys and girls 8 to 12 who are planned. Church on Rt. 85. To help, contact Susan Cromie of Bren­ Farmstead Lane, Rockville; Frank The building is designed for expan­ interested in a competitive swimming program To learn nan Rd. The Beechwood Nursery School at Rivers, Bidwell St . Manchester: Stanley Fire Chief Philip E. Crombie said sion and officials note that, if passed, more, call the YMCA at 289-4377. the presentation will consist of: the McLaughlin Photo 59 Rachael Rd. will conduct an open Zaremba, Lake St., Vernon; Annette Zot- eventually the police department will ti. Summit Rd., Vernon background and growth of the fire house on Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. for be house(l in the building also. The engagement of Miss Cathleen interested parents and children. Louise Greenier of Rockville to Craig The morning program is geared for Jonathan Newton of Bolton has been three- and four-year-olds and in­ r announced by her parents, Mr. and cludes field trips, art, music, etc. Mrs. Herbert J. Greenier of 112 For more information contact Miss Mon Sot 9:30-6:30 Chris Dodd: congressman on the move Th u n & PrI nitot til 9 Union St., Rockville. Nancy Ballard, director, at 649-3894 POST ROAD PLAZA By MAL BARLOW Hartford. Then from 1958 to 1962 he two weekends in order to meet with He calied it “ a hastily-drafted, study it, he said. But most felt they or 649-1696. ALL REPAIRS GUARANTEED MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 the rest return to the town govern­ Mr. Newton is the son of Julian VERNON, CONN. t72 3IS9 "It's like living in a fish bowl,” attended the Georgetown constituents and his staff here. poorly constructed program which could not vote against such a bill in ment level through a revenue sharing Newton of 58 Brookfield Rd., Bolton, SHARPENING 9 KEYS MADE said one of America’s fastest rising Preparatory School in Garrett Park, Being accessible to voters as much places all the risks on the American an election year. program such as we have now. and the late Mrs. Margaret Newton. young politicians of his present Md. as possible is the accomplishment he taxpayers and none of it on major in­ ”It’s nothing short of a $8.6 million In other words, American tax The bride-elect was graduated profession during an interview at The From there he went to Providence notes first of his term. surance companies." boondoggle for the insurance in­ dollars should go to the top before from Rockville High School in 1970. Herald. College in Rhode Island, “ There has been tremendous con­ The government is paying for the dustry and a possible, incredible returning to the local level. She is employed by the Hartford In­ “ It’s exhausting. You have very lit­ From 1966-68, the years of his tempt for public officials," he said. vaccine, for the insurance burden on the taxpayers,” he said. "Local people should decide local surance Group in Hartford. tle personal life,” said U.S. father’s public agony at home, Chris "We must reach out. " premiums, and for any harm it Less dramatic stands have in­ priorities,” he said. "This is the way Her fiance was graduated from Congressman Chris Dodd, Democrat Dodd served as a Peace Corps He runs a mobile office with causes. cluded a fight for tougher standards you get good local decisions.” Bolton High School in 1970. He served of the Second District which includes volunteer in Moncion, Dominican regular stops at all the 60 towns in "In other words, the taxpayers on fireproofing mattresses used in Dodd said he is against a state in­ four years in the U. S. Navy. He is the area towns of Vernon, Ellington, Republic. He stayed with the Peace the district. A s'aff member meets public institutions, support of the come tax now. currently employed at Hamilton Tolland, Andover, and Coventry. Corps in 1969 as a special project with anyone who has anything to say completion of 1-84 from Hartford to “ We don’t need to jump into it Standard Division of United "I grew up in it,” he said referring coordinator in its Office of Selection to Dodd in the office. Rhode Island, support of railroad right away. We should examine the Technologies Corp. in Windsor Locks to his father U.S. Sen. Thomas J. in Washington, D C. He maintains a toll-free line to his branch lines, and support for federal present structure first.” as a boiler technician. Dodd of Connecticut. Sen. Dodd attempted to win his office. Voters can call 1-800-962-0459 funds for fuel cell research. If court decisions forcing more The couple is planning an Oct. 9 Congressm an Dodd, 32, said Senate seat for a third time in 1970. anytime to tell him anything. Fears a Berlin Tpke. state aid to poor towns for education wedding. He had a great deal of support from His office sends out a steady despite his rapid political climb and "We need to spend more money on and increased demands for state ser­ his most loyal backers including stream of news releases telling what his active campaign lor re-election mass transit systems,” Dodd said. vices force an income tax here, he Matt Moriarty Sr. of Manchester. Dodd is doing, what stands he is this fall, “ I take each day as it com­ "But it just isn’t going to happen in opposes a “ piggy back” tax on the es.” But it was not enough to wipe out the taking, and what issues he feels are fe(ieral income tax. memory of the 1967 censure. important. Eastern Connecticut in the near He said he hopes to win his seat in future,” ’"The federal income tax is not When the smoke cleared off the He has surveyed voters with Congress for two or four more years. Dodd said his support for 1-84 is equitable,” Dodd said. political battlefields in the fall of questionnaires and other sounding [ / V i W After that, he said he does not know. based partly on his fear of creating a "Theoretically, an income tax is 1970, Lowell Weicker, R-Greenwich, devices to keep his hand on the Knowing where the young dynamo Berlin Tpke. along Rt. 6 and other more equitable than a sales tax FUNERAL HOME has been and knowing his current held the Senate seat. public’s pulse. (Connecticut’s m ajor tax fund major east-west routes in his dis­ Eitablished 1874 • Four Genoratlons of Sorvico views on such things as taxes may Sen. Dodd died of a heart attack in He holds town-meeting type trict. raiser). People should be taxed ac­ May, 1971. Mrs. Dodd died in sessions in different parts of the dis­ 1142 East Center Street. Manchester 646-5310 help us predict Dodd’s future: ’The "A limited access road such as 1-84 cording to their ability to pay.” January, 1973. trict to personally meet with and fall election and beyond. is good for planning. A town can Dodd said prospects for the federal sound out voters. As few as 15 and as WiRimantic Law school decide where its industry should go, income tax improving soon look dim. many as 300 have come to the Their son entered the University of where its stores should go, etc.” The Senate recently passed a new in­ Dodd was born in Willimantic May meetings. 27, 1944 to Thomas J, and Grace Louisville School of Law in Kentucky But a highway like Rt. 6 allows come tax bill he calls “a six-ring cir­ "Half of our staff is right here in Manchester Fire Denartment Murphy Dodd. in 1970 and finished in 1972. development to be much more cus.” It opens more loopholes than it the district,” Dodd said. His father was elected a con­ He became an attorney with the spread out, more unorganized. Berlin closes, he said. 19th Annual And several of his staff members gressman from Connecticut for the law firm of Suisman, Shapiro, Wool Tpke. south of Hartford is an exam­ "It’s a mess,” he said. are able to help district leaders learn years 1952-56. He served two Senate and Brennan in New London in 1973. ple of what can happen on such a Dodd’s tax position may be a look about and apply for federal terms from 1958-70, Congressman Robert Steele, R- road, he said. . critical factor in the fall election. His GREAT JULY TRADE-IN SALE programs. Mayor Thomas Benoit in PEACH FESTIVAL great In tha gaucho, Sen. Dodd gave fiery speeches and Vernon, decided in 1974 to run for “ An unlimited access road leads to Republican opponent is Richard M. Is your present T V on its last legs, and does its Vernon got help from Dodd staffers for the Junior on the go, pre­ took several strong stands. One he is governor. Chris Dodd decided to run a mess,” he said. Jackson, head of a taxpayers associa­ picture seem to be getting smaller and dimmer in seeking federal funds for a new most noted for is his position on guns. for Steele’s seat. 1-84 will also help his towns attract tion in Willimantic. wash denim vest and split police station. with age? Well, no matter... sell it like it Is Their reckless and frequent use by Nov. 5, 1974 Dodd won his first industry. Private life FRIDAY, AUGUST 27,19761 skirt to be found wherever for big'dollars. It’s the best opportunity of the Americans against 'Americans elective office, a seat in Congress, at Stature of Independence “ We’ve gone out and sought in­ Although Dodd works in one of the 6:30 P.M. the action Is. Braid trim year to own a new ZE N IT H , the T V that has angered and saddened him. the age of 30 beating Samuel B. ’Tve tried to put to rest the myth dustry in other states,” he said. "The most exposed professions, his private pockets on the vest, fly- Dodd’s gun control bills failed to Hellier, his Republican opponent, by about freshmen legislators not being big questions asked us are about life is just that, private. style! character! features! pass but they did win him the enmity 104,436 to 69,380. able to get anything passed,” he said. labor, utilities, the tax structure, and front gaucho. 5-13 He married the former Susan Corner of Main and Hilliard 8ta. we'll buy your of members of the National Rifle Many of his district’s towns in the He said he introduced 18 transportation. Mooney of Chicago Aug. 8,1970. They Association and proponents of the eastern part of the state are con­ amendments to bills. Only one lost. "They are concerned about the do not have children, live in Norwich, old TV for up to ^ B 1 11 1 any new ZENITH •25 right “to keep and bear arms” in the sidered poor. They have high un­ He is a member of the House east-west access.” and share some of his campaign ______c o n so le Jr. Place, downtown and Parkade employment rates, as high now as 14 judiciary and science and technology Second Amendment to the U.S. If all went well for 1-84, the duties. Donation; *1.00 Constitution. per cent, Dodd said. committees. He is proud of his active highway might be completed in about He lists only one other activity MANCHESTER’S DIRECT FACTORY DEALER Chris Dodd's bitter reference to The Groton-New London area of membership in the Select Committee five years, state and federal highway besides politics. H? supports the Big Door Prizes and Entertainment the “fish bowl” part of a politician’s Dodd’s district is about the only sec­ on the Outer Continental Shelf. officials have said. Brothers of Southeastern Connec­ tion showing growth and healthy job OPEN life may have roots in Sen. Dodd’s “ I try to maintain a stature of in­ Taxen ticut. MANCHF„STKR statistics. ( dependence,” he said. (Itocald photo by Dunn) MON-TUES. 9-6 troubles. National media covered the Dodd’s views on taxes appear to This agency helps match fatherless Use your convenient IVorth's Charge Card Dodd’s most recent act of in­ U.S. Senate's censure of Thomas “Tremendous contempt" take the risks ^ d lh e insurance com­ favor the following model: boys with responsible men on a one- WED-FRI. 9-9 . . . it deserves a lot of Credit! Dodd for alleged “ misuse of cam­ dependence was his opposition to the Congressman Dodd’s less than two panies take the profits,” he said. A federal income tax would bring to-one basis. The "big brother” SAT. 9-5 paign funds" years in office have been busy. He swine flu bill passed early in August He explained the bill’s passage as becomes the boy’s friend and guide. Th« abov« iM C i li avallabla to your group on a FIRST C O M I FIRST BUDGET the bulk of government resources to lIR V ID B A tlt to pubUciit oommunify Mrvto* program*, through tha Downtown — Mon.-Tue.-Wsd.-Fri.-Sat. 9:30 - 5 Thurs. 9:30 - 9 The boy Chris Dodd went to the by Congress. He won national an emotional thing. Many legislators Dodd is a member of the national enurtaay of Wattdni. Call MIm Carta Chaalick at Tm Haratd Jv F tip lk e has given 400 speeches. He has Washington. ’They would then cover b w m n TO coverage for his stand. I 1 M 2 a.m. Monday for Thurida/a ad. Ptaaaa phona 643*8711... private Robinson School in West traveled home to Connecticut all but did not even see the bill much less expenses for federal programs and board of directors of Big Brothers of TTIKM.SION B ArPI.IANCES 36 MONTHS Psrksds - Mon. - Sal. 10-6 Tuaa., Wad., Thurs.. FrI, 10-9 America. NEXT TO STOP & SHOP 1 y PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 26, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. August 26, 1976 — PAGE NINETEEN Harriet Haslett named Independents drafting platform Cohen campaign leader CHICAGO (UPI) — The American presented today to the roughly 1,000 because some groups didn’t want Search continues for James Pardue Independent party gathered today for delegates from 40 states. them in.” PLATTE-CITY, Mo. Hull Said a warrant also Pacific, Mo., Bank in May, Harriet B. Haslett, recording She is a member of the Manchester the start of its national convention, Although the 40-member com­ (UPI) — James R. Pardue, an unlisted telephone Among those asking for specific was issued for an uniden­ 1969, and the Feb. 13, 1970, secretary of the Republican Town Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and hoping to take conservative votes mittee heard testimoy urging such released from mental number.” language was Elliott Graham of Los tified suspect, about 40. bombings of a Danbury, Committee, has been named cam­ vice president of the Manchester ayay from both President Ford and items as elimination of the federal Angeles, representing the American hospitals in Connecticut Both were described as The woman told officials paign chairman for David Cohen, Public Health Nursing Association. Jimmy Carter. income tax and complete repeal of Conn., bank and police she met Pardue at a Kan­ Pistol and Revolver Association. and Missouri last year, is armed and dangerous. headquarters. Republican candidate for state Besides her work on the AlP hopes to nominate candidates all gun control laws, party leaders one of two suspects wanted Pardue was granted an sas City bar the night of Graham said his group is “so After fi^vyears of legal senator from the Fourth District. Republican Town Committee and the for president and vice president tried to prevent a strident or for sexually assaulting and ■authorized leave from the Aug. 16 and later went with strong that the NRA (National Rifle haggling fln Connecticut Mrs. Haslett, who lives on Blue party's executive board, Mrs. Friday. Former Georgia Gov. Lester negative charter that could cost beating a woman while she Fultpn hospital May 28. A him to a two-story Association) looks lie a liberal group courts over Pardue’s sani­ Ridge Dr., has been active in com­ Haslett is also a former candidate. Maddox is actively staking the votes in November, was confined in a wooden St. Louis judge had ordered fashionable Kansas City compared to us.” He urged repeal of ty, Superior Court Judge T. munity and political affairs for the She ran unsuccessfully for the 13th nomination, and severalSithers, in­ Charles Ripley of Washington box for three days, him committed after townhouse which Hull said all gun control laws on grounds “any Clark Hull released him in past 17 years. She is an alternate Assembly District seat in 1974. cluding Virginia millionair^ichard State, acting chairman of the plat­ Plate County accepting Pardue’s plea of is leased in Pardue’s name. law requiring an individual to have a December, ruling he “was member of the Zoning Board of As chairman of Cohen’s campaign, Viguerie, have been mentioned as form committee, repeatedly urged Prosecuting Attorney Lee innocent by reason of in­ Pardue allegedly bound permit to own or to carry a firearm no longer mentally ill to Appeals and is a past president of Mrs. Haslett will be in charge of potential nominees. members to avoid negative phrasing, Hull said Wednesday a sanity for the deaths of his and gagged her in a Jaycee Wives of Manchester. Platform hearings opened is an infringement” of constitutional the extent that his release plywood box equipped with organizing the activities of coor­ ”If each and every one of you rights. warrant has been issued father and grandmother A past president of the Martin dinators within each of the district's Wednesday with appeals from non­ would think about making our plat­ will constitute a danger to a speaker system. She was for Pardue, who was before the the 1969 robbery himself and others." School PTA, she has also served eight towns. Part of Manchester is delegates for specific platform form titles more positive, we’ll get a Armin Moths of El Cajon, Calif., released from a Connec­ at the United Bank of kept in the box in the Prosecuting attorney Manchester education programs as a included in the district. planks. The language is to be lot further,” he said. urged the convention to endorse legal ticut mental hospital in Union, Mo. townhouse basement for prosecution of “any legislator who Hull said he had warned member of the Board of Education “ I believe Dave Cohen will do a Harriet Haslett Medford Evans of Jackson, Miss., December and the Fulton, Pardue also was indicted three days. She said Par- the 27-year-old woman she committee to select a school tremendous job of representing the permanent platform chairman, said sponsors, introduces or passes Mo.. stale hospital in May. for the holdup of the due fed her a milk-like sub­ superintendent, as co-chairman of constituency,” she said. he does not intend to put anything legislation which violates any in­ still could “possibly be in stance from a baby bottle. Concerned Citizens for Education, Cohen, a Glastonbury resident, is into the platform unless it has dividual rights granted by the U.S. grave danger.” The box was only opened, Flames sweep oyer Constitution.” "I advised this young and as chairman of the Manchester opposing Democratic incumbent Sen. lyerwhelming support. she said, when the suspects Chamber of Commerce Education David M. Barry in the Fourth 'No plank will be in there just woman not to live with her sexually assaulted her or Other speakers asked for abolition parents because that ad­ Committee. District. because one person or one group of the federal income tax and the Weicker and Schaffer when she was fed from the northern woodlands wants it there,” Evans said. ’’But dress might be known, ” bottle. federal excise tax on telephone com­ Hull said. ‘Tve advised By I'niti-d Press Inlernalional early this week pnd the fire began to there'll be some that aren’t in there munications. bid for CEA support She escaped Thursday Flames swept over thousands of spread rapidly. Listening to Lawrence Welk her to change addresses night when Pardue took Jury trials move acres of once-lush northern Officials of trie state Department LAKEVILLE (UPI) - companies to immediately and not use a her by car to the home of woodlands today and crops rattled in of Natural Resources, angered over TheThe Connecticut Education forwarding address and not his mother and stepfather, to get a telephone — or get Criminal jury trials scheduled for the hot, dry winds that crackled over the policy, vowed Wednesday to bill Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., second from right, joins Association was the scene e>‘Plor>ng for more 30 miles from Kansas City. Pleas Courts 12, 13, 14 and 16. Court reserves is profitable. Common Pleas Court 12 in East the drought-parched northern the federal government an estimated Gov. Robert Ray, right, along with Ray’s wife, Billie, left, and Dole’s wife, Elizabeth, in of the latest battle for 13 is now in Windsor; Court 14 is in Midwest. Hartford are being moved to the Hartford, and Court 16 is in West $1(X),0(X) to cover state expenses in Slavery widespread enjoying an evening of Lawrence Welk’s "champagne music” at a concert Wednesday at labor support by the two court’s main office in New Britain Hartford. Michigan Gov. William Milliken fighting the blaze — called the worst the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. (UPI photo) major party candidates for declared a state of emergency in the because of overcrowding in the East Court 12 is now housed in the East in the state in nearly 40 years. Of­ the United States Senate. fire-ravaged Upper Peninsula as of­ according to U.N. Hartford facility, court officials said. Hartford Police station at 497 ficials said they may go to court to Republican Sen. Lowell ficials sought to force the federal Common Pleas Court 12 serves Tolland St. and court officials had collect. GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) — system of apartheid in South Africa P. Weicker and his government to pay the costs of Manchester, East Hartford, Glaston­ been seeking either an East Hartford Officials fear the blaze, which Slavery is still widespread in Latin amounts to the practice of slavery Goldfeld report kept confidential Democratic challenger, bury, South Windsor and fighting a raging fire that threatens already has blackened 19,000 acres, America and Africa with babies while in Rhodesia there is even a law Gloria Schaffer, spoke T’lr e s t o n e or Manchester site for a new building WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The 1(H) square miles of forest land. could destroy 100 square miles of being sold for $2 in some places, a legalizing slavery-like practices. the report on Greenwich financeer gathered information about him before the group's Marlborough. just for that court. state gaming commission will not Nebraska Gov. J. J. Exon prepared forest land. U.N. report said Wednesday. TTie The Rhodesian law, dating from Hyman J. Goldfeld, a member of the which the commission said made him leadership conference Meanwhile, state officials are con­ Court 12's Manchester facility release a Connecticut state police sidering a new $6.5 million court to declare 25 counties drought dis­ Rep, Philip Ruppe, R-Mich., called United States called for greater 1901 and called the “masters and ser­ National Democratic Finance Com­ undesirable as a jai alai owner. Wednesday. closed July 1 when the local sessions report questioning the background of facility in Hartford to house Common aster areas. on Interior ^cretary Thomas Kleppe world attention to the problem. vants act,’ covers all employes in mittee, was ’’confidential” and can­ Commission Chairman Beatrice Earlier ths week the two were moved to East Hartford. a top-level Democratic national fun- Exon said he would meet with ad­ to send more fire fighting aircraft not be made public. Kowalski of Wallingford said the candidates spoke before The report, drawn up by the domestic service, agriculture, draser who want to buy the visers Friday and “based on the in­ and pilots. Working Group on Slavery of the Goldfeld was investigated when he report on Goldfeld was so sensitive the state Committee on forestry, mining and quarrying, Bridgeport Jai Alai facility.. ‘^ c a t i o n , formation I have now, I will be ■Milliken proclaimed the state of U.N. Commission on Human ights, first tried to buy the $16 million the state police showed it only to Political Education, AFL- "It stipulates punishment for The commission Wednesday said declaring a disaster area in some 25 emergency for Schoolcraft County — also said apartheid policies of South absence without leave, intoxication, facility last March. State police commission members ai\d later took CIO, which recommended Polly Mills admits counties.” the scene of the fire — so he could Africa Rhodesia were tantamount to careless or improper performance of back all but one copy. The commis­ next month’s Connecticut Drought conditions cut into crop call up a limited number of Michigan slavery and named four Central work, disobedience, abusive or in­ sion cited the secret report State Labor Council con­ yield projections in several National Guardsmen to man a American nations where forced labor sulting language, or leaving a Wednesday in vetoing Goldfeld’s vention decline to endorse ^Tire^alues having drink problem Midwestern states and there was no mobile field kitchen and feed the hun­ was practiced. master’s service without lawful Tedeschi appointed request for a commission hearing on either of them. sign of a letup. dreds of workers battling the blaze. The report said the situation of the cause, ” the report said. his new attempt to buy a 40 per cent Weicker, seeking his se­ LITTLE ROCK (UPI) - Polly Mills was hospitalized after a Hundreds of fire fighters fought Fires also raged over northern Ache Indians of Paraguay is critical. "On discharge from prison, if the interest in the facilty. cond term has been making Mills, wife of Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, much-publicized appearance with their way through the swampy Seny Minnesota. ‘The current purchase price of an exployee fails to resume his service to Mystic school post "Our opinion concerning Mr. a strong effort to win labor D-Ark., Wednesday said she, too, was Miss Foxe on a stage at Boston. National Wildlife Refuge in Two B17 bombers and six other air­ Ache child is two dollars,” it said. he can be sentenced to successive Goldfeld has not changed," the com­ support and has been a recovered alcoholic. Michigan’s Upper Peninsula to battle craft were dumping about 50,000 "Prof. Chase-Sardi, a distinguished mission said in an Aug. 18 letter collecting more of it than is When doctors told him his problem terms of one month's imprisonment HARTFORD — Anthony Tedeschi, dent of schools in Ledyard and in two In an interview on the television a raging forest fire. gallons of water a day on the fire Paraguayan anthropologist who had made public Wednesday, Efforts to traditional for was drinking. Mills said, he finally under similar conditions until he con­ a former superintendent of schools in assignments as district superinten­ program ’’Dinah” Mrs. Mills said decided, “1 wanted to be sober more Controversy also was raging — eating its way through 2,600 acres of been engaged on a project teaching sents to and does resume his ser­ reach Goldfeld for comment were Republicans. over a federal policy, which inten­ Connecticut and a consultant with the dent, along with his important work A78-13 she stopped drinking in 1973 after than I wanted to drink.” Minnesota’s eastern Boundary the indigenous people, has now been vice, " the report said. state Department of Education since unsuccessful Wednesday night. He emphasized his posi­ going to a hospital for treatment. tionally allowed the blaze to burn at Waters Canoe Area. released after being arrested and tor­ for the state Department of Educa­ The commission, in charge of all tion in favor of giving an 5-rib design Mills and his wife now are active in This Rhodesian law, it said, “is a 1970, was named Wednesday acting tion, will enable Mr. Tedeschi to ”I learned so much about it I didn’t the start to benefit wildlife. It was the worst of 50 to 60 forest, tured, but one of his assistants had practice akin to slavery.” legalized gambling in the state, additional $1.5 billion in <'.1 Alcoholics Anonymous. He did not superintendent of the Mystic Oral make a significant contribution at the Blackwall. want to go back to where I had been. seek re-election to Congress this The blaze was touched off by light­ grass and peat bog fires going in the disappeared without trace. " Commenting on the report, U.S. technically did not vote on Goldfeld’s federal aid to local schools. ,’•1 ning in a peat bog last month and was School by Education Commissioner school while the search for a It leads to death,” Mrs. Mills said^ year. state. State Conservation Com­ The report said ''the virtual delegate Beverly Carter Jr. said, Mark R. Shedd. plans to buy the arena, but said it will Weicker has been endorsed Plus $1.74 F.E.T. and old tire ( The Mills interview was taped in intentially allowed to burn because, successor as superintendent moves oppose his purchase plans if he sub­ missioner Robert Herbst called the enslavement of many peasants for "Slavery is a foul subject which dis­ The appointment, effective Sept. 1, forward.” by the National Education June for a series aired this week on on federal official said, ”an oc­ fire danger the "most serious since agricultural labor" prevails in El turbs us every year. We wish it would mits them formally. Association. Weicker reports casional fire is beneficial to the follows the resignation of the present Dr. Shedd and the state Board of I ' alcoholism. The interviews were con­ 1936 and possibly the worst since Salvador, Honduras, Guatamala and go away but until it does the United school head. Dr. Peter J. Owsley, an­ Goldfeld was one of four investors Mrs. Schaffer, Connec­ 4-ply polyester cord ducted by Dinah Shore, the show’s STAMFORD (UPI) - The re- habitat ... " But the wind changed 1918.” Nicaragua. Education has asked the Mystic Oral who tried to buy the fronton from ticut’s secretary of the States believes that rather giving it nounced last week. School trustees to recommend a hostess. election campaign committee of Sen. It added forced' labor exists in less attention, we should give it more David Friend of Hollywood, Fla., state, stressed her Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., Dr. Shedd said Tedeschi will be search and selection process for the Mills said he recognized his wile’s Surveyor killed Equatorial Guinea and charged the attention.” meeting with key members of the forced to sell it when he was charged differences with Weicker drinking problem, but not his. He reported Wednesday contributions position of school superintendent with perjury, and fraud in connection on energy issues. DELUXE CHAMPION' totaling $247,291 since it was founded TORRINGTON (UPI) - struck by a car driven by Mystic Oral School staff this week, which the State Board can consider said her recovery began ’’about the Howard E. Smith Jr., 52, and with the School’s Board of with the Teamster Union-financed She said she supported >45 in May, 1975. Total expenditures as of Robert H. Reid, 18, of Nor­ at its next regular meeting Sept. 8. arena. time I got my notoriety,” a reference was killed Wednesday Trustees next week, ”to insure a efforts to continue controls ' 878-13 ' 27' to the October, 1974, incident at the Aug. 16 stood at $179,932, according folk. He was pronounced Tedeschi, a graduate of Williman- But after the state police check on energy prices, which 22 25 when struck by an auto as smooth transition in administrative Plus SJ 84 F E T Plus 52.25 F E T Washington Tidal Basin. Mills was in to the report filed in compliance with dead at Charlotte- tic State College with a master’s into his background, Goldfeld sold his Weicker opposes. Plus S2 39 F E T he was surveying on Nor­ Hungerford Hospital. No Get Ready For The responsibilities.” degree and sixth year certificate a car with stripper Fanne Foxe a Federal Election Commission 45 per cent interest to A. Robert Zeff, "Connecticut simply folk Road, police said. charges were filed in the He added, "Tedeschi brings strong from the University of Connecticut, 45 $ 45 $ 3 1 4 5 which was stopped by a policeman. requirement for such data 30 days an attorney from Grosse Pointe cannot afford the im­ G78 M H78-14 Smith, who worked for the experience to this interim position. I 28 30! W I H78 15 Mrs. Mills said she began drinking after a nominating convention. accident which is under in­ held several teaching assignments Farms, Mich. mediate decontrol of oil city engineering depart­ have every confidence that his 11 Plus 52 55 F E T Plus $-2 75 F E T. Plus $2 80 f E T socially with her husband and "in Weicker was nominated July 16. vestigation. before becoming a supervising prin­ The sale was approved after and gas prices," she said. ment since 1966. was Holiday Sale years’ experience as a superinten­ cipal in Norwich in 1956. later years we drank together.” .Goldfeld’s departure. Zeff now owns Mrs Schaffer says All prices plus tax and old tire. By 1973 or 1974, Mills said, 95 per cent of the Bridgeport arena decontrol would mean Prices shown are for blackwalls. Whitewalls add $2. ’’Alcohol was making the decision and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Meyers of higher prices for con­ when I was taking a drink, not me.” WHAT’S NEW AT THE GLORIOUS 9’8"x7’2" CLIP & SAVE Fairfield own the remaining 5 per sumers. Weicker says an EMPORIUM THIS WEEKEND? 15% DISCOUNTS For cent. end to controls is needed to SALE SENIOR CITIZENS Shoreline state senator MAILER WEEK! AN EXTRA t t ^ AGWAYI A78-13 criticizes utilities 16 PAGES OF BARGAINS 10 ■ . % S COLEMAN AMERICAN HERITAGE Blackwall. HARTFORD (UPI) - A phones were not being IN ALL DEPARTMENTS CMMNEY INSPECTION state senator from the answered and that the EUREKA - CAMEL All Flama Raalatant Fabric • Color 01/T9 / 0 Save All At Less Than Dealers Themselves shoreline area said today company was, therefore, NATIONAL ^Codad Spring Loadad Polaa WILL IN tFICT FOR IROKIN FLUIR, Plus $1.75 F.E.T. and old tire. S HIghaat Quality Conatructlon • Eaat LO O II IRICK, LO O II MORTAR JOINTS, his constituents felt insensitive to their ONLY WORN FUSHINQ, CRACKIO QROWNS L«»n, utilities had not done an problems.” W Sat-up adequate job restoring ser­ ^INSIDE^ your lawn! Elliot Jameson, general WILL IN tN CT CHIHNIV IN ATTIC AND Double-Belted vice following Hurricane operations supervisor for ONLY *139** ■AIIMINT FOR ANY OTHIR DIFICT. Belle. The firms denied the Southern New England (9'x12’ AVAILABLE) USE PROVEN-IN-USE charge. Telephone Co., told the WE STOP ALL LEAKS GREENLAWNPLUS! DELUXE CHAMPION Sen. Richard F. hearing his firm was 4 M Schneller, D-Essex, told a satisfied with its perfor­ POI < GAS STOVE & LANTEm PROPANE LANTERN 1.11 M d lM U IH Read the back of the bag—compare 1976 New Car Tire Public Utilities Control mance during the 2 SlalnItM SiMl Burntrt 2 Manila CLEAN, INSTANT CoiHrteferw For with other lawn fertilizers. Prove to Authority Hearing he had emergency. • ROOFING • CHIMNIYt yourself you get more "green” lor Orig. 19.99 l-lghU Instantly Lantarn LIGHT • WATIR RROOFINO been flooded with com­ “Our organization struc­ 100-loot • FOUNDATION your $$$! plaints about the slowness ALWAYS FREE RISTORATION • More plant food value per dollar ture and established Light CIrcIa Reg. 88 7 9 in restoring service emergency procedures 17.99 ESTIMATES • More iron Your Reg. 19.99 SATISFACTION 247-5618 • More long-lasting nitrogen to following the Aug. 10 proved sound,” he said. Comer of Hartford Rd. & Pine St.. Manchester ONLY Out of Town 5,000 sq. ft bag GUARANTEED storm. CALL COLLICT (66-4266) More than 200,000 Choice our regular June prices per tire customers were without IZ $7499 $795 power and 16,400 lost 23 Ibi on blackwalls and whitewalls. telephone service following [ 9 9 Modal 5107 • T w o the storm which hit Double fiberglass Mantle Connecticut in much less SO-FRO I^R IC S #220 IT'S TIME FOR OUR $ 3 1 5 0 $ 3 4 5 0 belts for Available force than was anticipated. olutcufA (indi 'h HoiiOHd Save W W C 7 8 - 1 4 W 1 E78-14 F78-14 firm tread "As far as my con­ SUMMER CLEARANQ! Plu$ $ 2 0 5 F E T Plus $2 27 F E T Plu» 12 43 F E T c o n ta c t. stituents are concerned a S o * your mon^! they felt they (the utilities) COOLER COOLER PROPANE STOVE |i?s % $ 3 7 0 0 did not do a satisfactory 2 10,000 BTU Burnara $ 3 0 0 0 '. Polyester pinwale corduroy 56 Quart Capacity SPECIAL OFFER ON W W G 7 8 - 1 4 W # G78 15 W 7 H78 14 job,” Schneller said. 48 Quart Capacity Light Inatantly \ cord b o d y 20 NEW F A L L COLORS! Plaatic Linar Ruat-Proot Cooler Deluxe Nickel. iis| sg ROYAL GREEN GRASS SEED Plu$ $2 60 F E T Plu» *2 65 F E T Plus $2 83 F E T “My major concern is ? | 5 S O | fo r a the level of disruption that Oultida, Haavy Qauga Tough Plaatic Chroma Cook Top • Now IS the best season to plant Slaal, Bakad on ^0 lawn seed sm o o th would have occurred if we Conatructlon Rag. 34.99 • Exceptionally fine mixture, nearly $ 4 Q o o $ 4 3 5 0 Prices are Enamel half IS bluegrass for blackwalls had been hit, as originally This super sporty fabric is great for suits, vests, jumpers & skirts. Reg. 26.99 1 0 ■ ^ H 7 8 15 ■T W L78-15 ride. Rag. 32.09 i i c a • Seed in bare spots, they’ll soon except where forecast, with the storm of be covered by over 90% P lu i $2 87 F E T Plus $3 14 F E T Indicated. major hurricane force,” he Machine wash • Tumble dry w permanent grasses 2799 • Use in full sun and partially said. 100% Cotton • 44" wide shaded areas All prices plus tax and old tire. But Albert G. Baer, vice Mine'21 • Each pound seeds 700 sq ft REGULARLY $2.98 A YARD (84- 1301. 03) Whitewalls add 93.25 to 94.25. president of Northeast bsL MofM Utilities, denied the F Colon S410B708 • MASTEICHAICE charge, claiming that by 18 62SBC $2299 Off Hi m $291 • 5ANKAMUICAIIO hours after the hurricane CologianJU!!£* FREE MOUNTING-WE HONOR • AMUICAN EXriESS struck 75 per cent of the A lw select from this fine assortment of 100% cottons 8< polyester/cotton blendsl Coleman Colossal ON AU SUMMER MERCHANDISE COUFKJN firm’s affected customers All are Machine wash • Tumble dry & 44" wide The Oiiglnal WORTH $ 5 % lAST HARTFORD-2t»-79il had their power restored. 22 THOMAS STREET NO W ALE CORDUROY Q29 60 Quart Copier UPRKNIT 3-WAY ON THE PURCHASE OF 25 LBS. Northeast, through its ...... y j 'to. OF ROYAL GREEN GRASS SEED FARMINGTON - 677.2141 H ag . 4 9 .9 9 subsidaries Connecticut Heavy Qauga S266C WHEN YOU BUY ANY SIZE 898 FARMINGTON AVE Light and Power Co. and CORDUROY PRINTS. . Enalemad COOLER QREENLAWN PLUS MANCHESTER - 646-33S6 Hartford Electric Co., %J YD Steal ONLY Limil On* coupon p*r Cu*tom*r 32S BROAD STREET supplies power to about 75 ONLY 0

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INDEX Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Schools-Classes 19 Homes lor Sale NOTICIB COUNTER HELP - nights - Abortion payment dispute ■ , ' 1 I • 1 AMERICAN COUNTRY Dan­ Loft And Found 25-35 hours.. ApplyI IBess Eaton cing: It's easy, it's fun, it's ★ CREME PUFF^ 2 PATAOnAlA Donuts, 150 (Jenter Street, 3 • AnnouncAmAntA authentic! Class starts Sun­ NEW LISTING I JMiiiir' dcisl 4 EniArtAlnmAnt Manchester. day, September 12th, 8 p.m. at laying HEW fund bill 5 Auctiont GENERAL Powder Mill Barn, 32 South *30,900 EXPERIENCED PERSON - 6'A room Bungalow nawty FINANCIAL STve Heralii Maple Street, Hazardville. to handle automobile and per­ decoratad, naw bath, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 8 Bondi-Slocki-MortgAgAA promise legislation exceeds Presi­ who don't can’t.” 9 PArionAl LoAni CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sonal lines insurance. Typing three appliance*, dining Senate voted to allow federal funds to 10 iniurAncA essential, some bookkeeping dent Ford’s recommendation by $4 Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., said op­ □ REAL ESTATE and bedroom furniture, pay for abortions, and leaders now EMPLOYMENT MAINTENANCE experience helpful. billion and Senate Republican Leader all drapes, curtains, ponents did not deny the cost ofabor- 13 Manchester agency. Write are trying to find a way to work out a Help WAniAd carpeting. Qarag*. Hugh Scott said, “I haven't heard tions was less than federal help for 14 BuiinAll OpportunlllAl Box W, Manchester Evening Homes For Sale 23 compromise with the House, which is 15 SituAlion WAntAd Moving out ol alat*. any word yet, but it is certainly a child care, but added that it would be PHONE 643-2711 Herald. just as firm in banning such FOB ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MANCHESTER- Unique op­ Extras. candidate” the ‘‘first step to horror and EDUCATION payments. 16 PnvAlA Initruciions McDonald’s has an opening for NURSES AIDE - Experienced portunity to buy half newer M. H. PALMER REALTOR Said Senate Democratic Leader tragedy” if the Senate put cost 19 — SchOOll-ClASIAA five room Duplex, three They must agree before the $56.6 20 Insirucliont WAOlAd hospital trained preferred. Mike Mansfield: “Oh, yes, I would before human life. general maintenance ' man with Part time, 8-6 p.m. every bedrooms, oak floors, walk­ 646-0321 billion appropriations bill for the Help Wanted 13 assume so." Allowing federal funds for abor­ REAL ESTATE other weekend. $3.25 hourly. out basement, bus line. $29.- Departments of Labor and Health, 23 — HuniAi (or StiA starting aaiary of up to $3.00 an hour. Medical Placement Service, 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., who tion, he said, would mean Americans 24 — Lols-Ltnd lor SalA REAL ESTATE opening- for RANCH - Seven rooms, three Education and Weifare can pass. — 232-5226. 0131. led the Senate fight to strike the would be "taxed for the taking of a 25 Investmeni Propariy highly motivated sales person Responsibiiities inciude: Fioora, bedrooms, modern kitchen, L- By identical 53-35 votes 26 — Busm tsi PropArty language from the original bill, said human life.” 27 — Resort Properly with real estate license with Waits, Windows and Genera GARAGE DOOR installer - MANCHESTER - Five shaped living and dining Wednesday, the Senate rejected to in a letter to his coileagues, “Federal 28 - Reel Estate Wanted OFFICE HOURS an established realtor ask for bedroom oversized Cape. "Two room Large paneled family Monday-Friday 8:30 iM. to SdXI P.M. wo.iderfull opportunity. Will agree with the House-sponsored ban, financial assistance for therapeutic MISC. SERVICES Mr. Bissell. Philbrick Agency, Maintenance. Appty in person at train. Call after 2 p.m . 278- full baths, aluminum siding, room in basement, garage, then adopted a motion to insist on its 31 - Services Ottered Phone Hows: 8 AM. to 5 P.M. 646-4200. 4773. rec room, dormer, fireplace, ratio, 300' deep lot. $39,900. abortions would be forbidden,” and 32 — Pamting-Pepering Philbrick Agency. Realtors, own terms and ask for a new con­ Carpool coat 33 — Building-Conirecling Saturday....g iM. to 12 Noon $39,900. Hayes Corporation, added that in 1975 , 23,000 abortions PART TIME janitor cleaners 646-0131. 646-4200. ference. Leaders immediately asked 34 — Rooling-Siding TWO PERSONS - for weekend were performed for medical reasons. HARTFORD (UPIl - The 35 — Meatmg-Plumbing needed, mornings or evenings. MCDONALD’S night work. Must be over 18. for another meeting with House 36 _ Flooring ERRORS Must have transportation, call 71 BELL STREET- Im­ GARRISON COLONIAL ■ Packwood and Sen. Birch Bayh, D- departments of transportation and 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorege Apply in person only, Howard negotiators. "Advertisers should check their the first day. 649-5334. An equal opportunity Eight rooms built in 1967 brick Ind., argued the ban would set a dou­ motor vehicles spent an average of 38 - Services Wanted id OF MANCHESTER Johnson's Restaurant, 394 maculate custom built five employer. room ranch, sunporch, patio, front, large modern kitchen, On Aug. 10, the House voted, 223- '■■A* The Manchester Evenini; Herald shaH net be liable 46 W. Center Street, Tolland Turnpike, ble standard. “ We re not going to $685 for each person they managed to MISC. FOR SALE la n d sc ^ e d lot, 120x320. formal dining room, first floor 150, to in sis t the bill include 41 — Articles (or Sal# Manchester. stop abortions,” Packwood said. get into a carpool since last October. ,U U M 2 4 5 H lor failure lo publish an ad or for a typefraphk LATHE HANDS. 50 hours, Manchester, Connecticut Marion E. Robertson Realtor, family room, 15x19, four language, which said “none of the 42 — Building Supplies “The rich can have them.” The agencies said Wednesday 175 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs error or errors in publication eicept to the eitent of paid holidays, excellent in­ FULL and part-time work, 643-5953. bedrooms, 2-car garage, large 44 — Livestock level lot. At the low. low price funds appropriated under this act He said the poor, denied financial carpools were arranged under a surance benefits. Metronics, golf course maintenance. App­ 45 — Boats i Accessories Hie cost of the ad for Hw first day’s kisortioo. Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. ol $51,900. Philbrick Agency, shall be used to pay for abortions or — ly at Tallwood Country Club, COV'ENTRY-.Iust listed five help for abortions under Medicaid, $120,000 federal and state funded 46 Sporting Goods Adjustment for errors Is limited to the cost of that Realtors, 646-4200. to promote or encourage abortions." 4/ — Garden Products Route 85, Hebron. room home with two to three would have to resort to “cheap, computer program. Officials said 48 - Antiques portion of the ad where the error occurred." SCHOOL BUS Drivers w ant^ bedrooms 50x300 foot lot. The massive Labor-HEW bill backroom butcher-shop abortions.” they were encouraged by one survey 49 - Wanted (o Buy part time for South Windsor. REAL ESTATE CAREER New roof, excellent value at MANCHESTER - Con­ already is in trouble and faces an “Those who can afford abortions that showed 1,000 persons formed RENTALS We will train you. Call E. P. AUTOMOTIVE Warehouse $18,900 with assumable 7‘2 per dominium. three bedrooms, 2 WE ARE LOOKING FOR TWO SELF-STARTERS lull. 2 half baths, family room, almost certain veto. The com­ can have them,” said Bayh. “Those carpools on their own. 52 Rooms (or Rent CALI 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Hayes Inc., 289-5918 or apply has openings for stock clerks. cent mortgage. $150. per 53 - Aparlments (or Rent 90 Brookfield Street, South WHO WANT TO EARN $12,000-PLUS-$$ ood pay and fringe benefils, month pavs all Keith real patio, good location, nicely 54 Homes (or Reni MUST'HAVE LICENSE OR IN PROCESS 55 Business (or Rent Windsor, Weekdays only. fIxcellent working conditions. Estate, 64'6-4126 , 649-1922 decorated, all appliances, cen­ 56 Resort Properly (or Rent PART-TIMERS CONSIDERED Only drawback is you're tral air conditioning, swim­ 57 Wanted lo Flent expected to work. Call 289- MANCHESTER - Santina ming pool, tennis courts, $37,- 58 Misc (or Rent MEMBERS: Hartford MLS Service 289-7475 Down by the riverside Help Wanted 13 7906 for further details. Drive, Five room expandable 500 Owner. 646-7799. State police investigating AUTOMOTIVE Manchester MLS Service Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway. - AMBITIOUS NEW car prep - Dave Pike uses water from the Thames River in London, England, to 61 Autos (or Sale KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - If Vernon M LS Service garage, treed lot Hutchins BRICK DUPLEX ■ living 62 Trucks (or Sale mechanic, able lo do minor WANTED - Babysitter - Three room, kitchen, formal dining 63 Heavy Equipment lor Sale ADVERTISING you are an experienced FOR A (lONFIDtNTIAL INTERVIEW Agency, 646-3166, wash his car Wednesday as a nationwide "Beat the Drought” campaign 64 repairs, (jood working hours months old uaby, evenings. room, three bedrooms, rec Moiorcycles-Bicycles keypunch operator and can and company paid benefits. IS launched to cut Britain's water consumption by half aeain (UPI 65 Campers-Trailers-Mobile RATES use 029 or a 129 machine and if Call 289-7605 after 5 p.m EAST HARTFORD - Five room. 2-car garage, excellent death at Mansfield school Homes Please call Ron Cook, Service CAU RALPH PASEK-REALTOR condition, $51,900 Philbrick photo) 66 - you are interested in doing room Ranch, full basement, Automotive Service 1 day 10« word par day Manager at Lynch Motors. carport, patio, treed lot, $34,- Agency. Realtors. 646-4200. loading platform and the stairs were 6/ Autos (or Rent-Lease temporary work, come in and 646-4321 for appointment. MANSFIELD (UPI) - State police length of time than usual. 3 day* 9c word per day register with Manpower at NURSING 900, Warren E, Howland. were investigating the death of a unlocked, in conformance with He was taken to Windham Com­ 6 days 8c word per day Realtors. 643-1108 SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus once. For your convenience PUBLIC HEALTH Staff nurse severely retarded 18-year-old resi­ school policy, he said. munity Hospital after the accident 26 days 7c word per day we will be interviewing at restored antique Colonial in tS words. S2 00 minimum - generalized program salary SUPERVISOR Manchester, Fifteen rooms, dent at the Mansfield Training Seigle said the young man "'SVaOed- arid transferred the same day to PLAY OUR BONUS GAM M anchester Y, 'Tuesday 3 - 1 1 SHIFT MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, □ N O T IC E S Happy Ads $2 15,nch comparable, eleven paid National Weather Forecast aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ three full baths, nine Schooi, it was disclosed Wednesday. surveillance of aides and got to a 116 EAST CEI August 17th, 9-1 p.m.. Man­ holidays, 35 hour week, three Hartford Hospital where he un­ power, to Haynes Street. Are you tired of staff nur­ age, separate furnaces, im­ fireplaces, other features too State police said Keith Van Roon place where he shouldn’t have been " derwent brain surgery. MANCHESTER WE HAD A Hartford. 278-1680. weeks vacation. Call 228-9428 sing? Want to move up to maculate condition. $54,900. numerous to mention, $130,- died Tuesday night in Hartford Seigle said Van Roon had been a State Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Lost snd Found 1 or write Community Health administrative nursing? Warren E Howland, 000. Philbrick Agency, patient at the school for 13 years. (form erly Service Inc. Route 6, Colum­ Realtors, 643-1108 Realtors. 646-4200 Hospital where he had undergone Elliot Gross Wednesday ordered an ^lOOO®" bia. Conn. 06237 We have the opportunity brain surgery for injuries suffered Van Roon was able to walk, autopsy. LOST • On East Center Street, LIOI OR PERMIT you have been waiting for. white cat, with yellow eyes. MA.N'CHESTER - Six room near his dormitory at the school however, with difficulty, and could INNER TTiis is to give notice that Magelta T Top salary, excellent Wearing blue collar with red Coulurier ol ISI Hilliard SI . benefits and good Ranch, three bedrooms, INCOME AND INVESTMENT Saturday. walk up and down steps at a greater (Sfc obiltiury on page 12) stones. Possibly injured. Manchester. Conn has filed an fireplace, garage, patio. $36,- application placarded Augnst 20, 1S76 working conditions. Call OPPORTUNITIES Joseph Seigle, assistant Reward. 646-3314. with the Linuor Control Commission BABYSITTER in Verplanck 900. Warren E Howland /^•AMBftAMCieCP Mrs. Ferguson, DNS at 2-3-4 Family houses. Also superintendent at the school, said for a G ROR O C C ERY tR Y B E E R type of permit School district, Monday, Realtors. 643-1108 LOST - Money on gold money for the sale of afcrrholic liquor on the 647-9194 for an Interview. larger units. Live in almost state police were asked to in­ premises Good Cents Market A Wednesday and Thursday, for Official says nursing homes clip, initials E.A.B.Jr two school-age children. Call SOUTH WINDSOR - Five rent free after minimum vestigate the case on Monday “when Possibly Main-Oak Streets Groceix 234 Oak SI , Manchester. room Ranch, acre plus lot. Conn The business will be owned by 646-0608 after 6 p.m. RNS and LPNS 3 pm. - 11 down payment we realized the severity of the situa­ WITH COUPON i, $7.50 P U R C H A SE Reward 649-4277. Marcel Coulurier oi I8i Hilliard St'. Walk to schools, great starter WITH COUPON A $7.50 P U RC H A SE p.m. and 11 p.m, - 7 a m. tion and people started conjec­ S T A R K IS T SOFTWEVE Manchester. Conn and will be con­ ipviit nMntArMMi home $33,990 Warren E. must admit welfare patients IMPOUNDED - Terrier type ducted by Magella T Couturier shifts, full or part-time. Howland Realtors. 643-1108 turing." Dated 24 S 76 BURGER KING Psychiatric nursing course LAWRENCE F, FIANO CHUNK BATHROOM TISSUE tan female dog. four rnontns Realtors 649-5371 Van Roon was found unconscious HARTFORD (UPI) — Nursing individuals and we just happened al aj L IG H T old. Main Street area. Call Needs several pereona, — U O IH 6 — — — available. Call Burnside Con­ COLUMBIA - Route 87, im­ on hard ground about 20 feet from a valescent Home. Mrs Klett. home operators have been warned by to act Monday.” oz. Can Dog Warden, 646-4555 full or part-time, lo mediate occupancy, three flight of seven stairs near Lamoure ADVERTISING DNS at 289-9571 MANCHESTER - Tree shaded state Social Services Commissioner Maher said contracts oblige the LEGAL work evening*, after 5 bedroom ttanch. fireplace, Hall, which houses 35 severely and Edward W. Maber they cannot refuse IMPOUNDED - Male poodle, dining area opens to large West side Colonial, three homes to continue to accept DEADLINE p.m. ji«rotocASf * NEEL) Part Time help - bedrooms, formal dining profoundly retarded male off white. Center Street area NOTICE covered patio. Wooded lot. to admit welfare patients. Medicare and Medicaid patients. Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. 12 00 noon the day before Please apply In person evenings, mornings, some Running brook Privacy, room, kitchen, full cellar, adolescents. Maher’s statement Wednesday was publication week ends. Call 643-4000. two-car garage. Only $35,900. Moffie said 27 homes are “already GOOD THRU 8/2$ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION to For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Aug. 26. During Thursday Asking $38,500 Call owner. The youth was found by a 12-year- Deadline lor Saturday and Wolverton Agency, Realtors, directed toward a growing boycott insolvent and we know more are FOUND - 10-speed bike. D'AGATA BROTHERS 467 Center Street' night, showers and thundershowers are predicted for portions of 677-8091 old resident who report^ the acci­ Owner may have by iden­ Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday RN OR LPN - Part or full 649-2813 among tbe profit-making homes in heading for bankruptcy now." ENTERPRISES, INC. Manchester the central Plains region and near the lower Lakes area time. 3 to 11. Laurel Manor, dent to aides. tifying Call 643-4807. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail with skies NKW LISTING ■ Immaculate the state to protest what they claim Maher said his department is not 649-4519. BOLTON - Newer Raised Seigle said Van Roon and the 12- Notice is hereby given that ranging from clear to partly cloudy. Minimum temperatures in­ 6'2 room Ranch Fireplace, are low reim bursem ent rates for the trying to drive anyone bankrupt. He c)HOICE MEATi5 J Personals garage, carpeting Family Ranch with a 27 foot kitchen year-old should not have been out­ PLEASE READ D'Agata Brothers Enter­ RN, 7 a m.-3 p.m. and 3 p.m - clude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlan­ Business Opportunity 14 welfare cases. said the state has a rate appeal USDA CHOICE room lower level with walk­ and dining area. Large living M O S E Y ’ S 1 prises, Inc., a Connecticut 11 p.m. Enjoy working with a ta 70 ( 83), Boston 66 (83), Chicago 70 (91), Dallas 72 i93i. room, fireplaced family doors without supervision. Van Roon Harold Moffie, president of the mechanism to deal with homes RIDE WANTED ■ 8-4, from YOUR AD skilled and dedicated staff at out basement Only, $41,900 1 CUBE STEAKS North end to Hartford corporation having its prin­ Denver 55 ( 80). Duluth 60 (81), Jacksonville 74 i90i, Houston 72 SMALL ENGLNE Service Pasek Realtors. 289-7475. room, three bedrooms, two was last seen by an aide about 8:30 Connecticut Association of Health Classified ads are taken over Manchester Manor Nursing claiming they are almost bankrupt. CORNED BEEF S Woodland Street vicinity. Call cipal place of business in the (91), Los Angeles 65 (76). Kansas City 69 ( 90). .Miami 79 I88), Corporation expanding dealer and 1 2 baths, two-car garage, a m. in the dorm itory’s recreation­ Care Facilities, said the boycott is an SIRLOIN the phone as a convenience Home, excellent wage and He said the system allows for any 1 FROM ROUND H E A D C U T 1 649-7609 Town of Rockville has been New Orleans 73 (87). New York 70 i81l, Phoenix 81 ilOO). San network No experience MANCHESTKR - Six room aluminum siding. $56,900. dining area, some 10 minutes before The Herald is responsible lor benefits. Call 646-0129 necessary. Complete training unauthorized action not sponsored by home really in trouble to be givn only one incorrect insertion and dissolved by resolution of its Francsico 56 ( 78). Seattle 54 (68). St. Louis 69 i911 Washington Cape, excellent condition Wolverton Agenev. Realtors. the accident was reported. then only to the sue ol the program. $500. investment 649-2813. the organization. But, he said, “Ob­ special attention toward solving- STEAKS RIDE WANTED to work. 216 directors and stockholders EMERGENCY medical 73 (86). Large eal-in kitchen, Hilliard Street to Parker original insertion Errors which required lo start your own Two doors that lead from the back viously, many of us have been talking legitimate hardships. w/Full Tenderloin adopted on August 12, 1976, technicians wanted. Don't fireplaced living riMim, large Street. (New Industrial Park do not lessen the value of the business. Ideal for retired or lot with dog pen Call owner. MANCHESTER - Brand new of the dormitory to a small cement about taking some sort of action as i * 1 . 7 9 . 7 9 ‘ advertisement will not be cor- and that a certificate to that work for nothing. Work a job ■ ^ lb. J! area). 649-8218. part time. Det. ils on request, 649-8415. No agents Raised Ranch Contemporary, FA •ecied by an additional inser­ effect was duly filed in the of­ you enjov Ask Ellen Call 528- Mr, Barker ESCA Field Cathedral ceilings, two full tion fice of the Secretary of State 9443. G E M RIDERS WANTED - To share Training Division Box 619. baths, fireplace, $50’s Cen­ 1 as required by law PHONE - Receptionist. Small Wading River, New York MANCHESTER ■ We have I BEEF PAHIES ’ 1 . 3 driving and expenses, to two townhouse condominiurTis tury 21. Jackston-Avanle, 646- Semi Boneless ■ All creditors, if any, are TUR[( YOUR free evenings NEWSPAPER manufacturing firm has 11792. 1316 Gaming commission Denver and Fort (Tollins, into cash. Become a opening for a bright in­ to show you Three bedrooms, 2 lb. box Colorado. Leaving August warned to present their CARRIER rec room, two full baths, plus ARE YOU GETTING THE 1 LEGAL Dutchmaid stylist and earn as telligent person to handle MANCHESTER ■ Six room H M 1 28th. Call 643-8643. claims to Nathan and you learn. Call 267-9077 WANTED diversified small office duties distributorship two half baths. Carpeting, air- pulling in its horns dayman, 57 Wintonbury Mall. condilioning. pool, tennis. Ranch in quiet convenient NOTICE IN ROCKVILLE AREA in addition to telephone and (^ound Floor Opportunity neighborhood Four BEST PRICE The Second Congregational Bloomfield. Connecticut, TO DELIVER receptionist duties Pleasant Start on th« road to linanclat In- iTTany advantages to carefree PORTERflOUSE bedrooTTis, fireplaced living WETHERSFIELD 1 8 9 « 06002, on or before December working conditions and good dapandanca by being a dlt- living Start at $37,500. citizens were happy with 1 lb. Church of Coventry. Ct will Manchester trlbutor for a nationally room, large kitchen with dis­ (UPI) — The Commission * 1 . 4 9 . i 24, 1976. In accordance with benefits Hours are 8:30-5. W arren E H ow land. the millions of dollars S T E A i r S SMILE! Fuller Brush can receive bids for the siding of FOREMAN - Pressing and Fcening Herald tucceaalul corporation. $4995 Realtors. 643-1108 hwasher, full basement, gar­ ON YOUR Connecticut General Slatutes, Five days per week. For ap- pula you on the ground floor In , on Special Revenues, ac­ FAMILY PACK help make fall cleaning the church until September 13, age Buckeley School. $41,900. pumped into state coffers 1 finishing department in gar­ . pointmeht for interview, call your community with a product cused of promoting “wall- CORNISH i easier Call 646-3868 for ser­ 1976. Interested bidders may Section 33-379 (dl, any claim and Btrvlca that it neoded by Wolverton Agenev, Realtors, by pari-mutuel betting, but vice. ment factory. LYNGRACE Call John Humphrey Mr. Melo at 646-6560. An to-wall gambling" in PRESCRIPTION?' GAME HENS obtain copies of bid forms, not filed within said time shall MANUFACTURING CORP­ almost averyona. Start earning 649-2813. there had to be a point at i K M O I I I R | be barred. 872-6142 equal opportunity employer money immadiataiy. Men or IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Connecticut, apparently specifications and contract ORATION, Middletown. woman, full or part time. No which the spread of Compare in Arthur's Consumer’s^ COMPANION - Full or part Dated at Rockville. Connec­ Alter 5:30 P.M. MANCHESTER - Big six and has begun to pull in its *1.1 lb. documents by writing Second Conn. 346-0376 days, 347-4545 SERVICE STATION aiperlance needed. Phone Mr. Come true Have you ever gambling should stop. Open Book, the prices of thou time for elderly lady. Not ill ticut. this 20th day of August. evenings. Richerda collect. six Duplex Three bedrooms horns. Lovely home. Reply Box C. Congregational Church. RD 4. Mechanic, must be dreamed of a beautiful each side Separate utilities, “It’s a value judgment. sands of prescription items are available at the flip I ‘1 .2 9 . 6 9 ^ . ! Box 45, Coventry. Ct. 06238 1976. experienced installing (314) 997-3B00 Split Level home in an The panel Wednesday Manchester Evening Herald. Or errte, ncMni phent na6tr ti shaded yard, easily afforded How far can it go?” she of a finger, for all the world to see. Yes, we deliver. Property Committee D’Agata Brothers Enterprises NURSES AIDE - 7-3, first exhaust systems, shocks, excellent area & in fan­ at $45,900 Wolverton Agency. vetoed requests for extra asked. Nathan and dayman. brakes and frontend work. 18 Mr. Richards 1 VEAL PAHIES CHICKEN LIVERS WEAVEH 1 RIDE NEEDED - Wood- Willis ciiristman. shift. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. P.O. B o i 28235 tastic condition'’ Then Realtors. 649-2813 playing dates by Silvergleid replied that At all bridge - Mather area to MCC, Its Attorneys GAS STATION attendant years or older. Call for ap- SI. Loult, Mlitouri 63132 become thcl lucky buyer CHIKEN Chairman ointment. 646-0879, Silver Bridgeport Jai Alai and the argument, "to be quite 7 Q t 1 one way only, Tuesday and needed full time. Apply in per­ ABLE BODY person to do a and have you\ dream come MANCHESTER - Brand new Plainfield dog track on ARTHUR DRUG STORES 1 7 9 « , x 6 9 « » FHANKS . . . .lb. f ! Thursday, 10:50 class Friday son, Gorin's Sports Car week or two of strenuous yard Eane Shell. aluminum sided duplex, 5-5, frank about it, means hell’s work. 646-6800 after 5 p m. Situation Wanted 15 true. grounds they would add to 9:40 (or earlier) $2. per ride NOTICE Center. Tolland Turnpike, tout with three car garage. Cen­ beans.” Please call 643-7932. TalcoUville. SERVICE STATION - Atten­ trally located For more the spread of the mul­ “The people of this state PRODUCE rj NOTICE OF PRIMARY OF REPUBLICAN PARTY TWO YARD Worker - dant. day and night shift WILL DO Babysitting in my BARROW^l! WALLACE details call. Century 21. openings. Must be 18 or over. HMQCSTII Km CN MVn timillion dollar legalized who don’t want to attend "To Edward J. Tomkiel, the Town Clerk of Manchester: BABYSITTER WANTED for Positions open. Full time home Any age! Call 646-7243' Jackston-Avanle. 646-1316. Apply in person, W.H. Experience not required Will Ml-mj 72t-WIS WMSIS gambling industry in these things don’t have to,” Notice is hereby given that a Primary of the Republican Par­ 2 children. Days. Must like i Sliced Fresh, Green i ■ children. Nathan Hale School England Lumber Company. train. Silver Lane Shell, 252 WILL BABYSIT in my home MANCHESTER ■ South end Connecticut. he said. Silvergleid was the ly will be held in the said Town on September 7,1976 for nomina­ Spencer Street. Manchester. PLAZA DEPT. STORE EMPLOYMENT distr.ct. Call 647-9416. Route 44A, olton, while you work days North S IX room Ranch includes ' We’re signaling our only commissioner to vote (Wa Hava A NoUon To Plaaaa) ! Roast Beef...... ‘ 1 ” Cabbage...... lb. l U ' ' | tion lo the following Municipal Office to be filled at the Stale Main Street area Reasonable MANCHKSTPaLT ■ Seven room, heatLKl Florida room, three licensees that there comes for the make-up matches Naxt to Frank’s Suparmarkal Election lo be held on November 2, 1976: RNs and LPNs - Top salary, AVON "With two sm all GENERAL OFFICE work, 649-5828, full shed dormered Cape, bedrooms, nice kitchen with Sliced Ha/p IVanfed 13 typing ability, some a time to say ’No’,” said at the Bridgeport arena. East MMdla Tpka„ Manchaatar 1 Seedless i i A £ j OFFICE TERM excellent benefits and good children, a 9 to 5 job is out of three or four bedrooms, dining area, walk-out base­ Gloria Morris of Williman- Registrar of Voters Jan. 5, 1977 - Jan. 7, 1981 working conditions await you. the question. That's why I love knowledge of bookkeeping. 8- RKSPONSIBI>K mother will newer kitchen, living room, ment. garage, deep treed lot. Mrs. Morris also argued 1 American Cheese x ‘ l ” PHONE FROM home to ser­ being an Avon Represen­ 5, all benefits. East Hartford babysit pre-schooler, days in tic a Democratic member Grapes...... lb. 1 vice our customers in the Notice is also hereby given that the following is the party- Skilled nursing farility has rec room, now aluminum .Now $41,500 Wolverton Agen­ the growing number of jai What’s New In full and part time openings on tative." Selling Avon might location 289-2736. her home. Buckley School siding. $35,900 Philbrick cy, Realtors, 649-2813 of the panel which is un­ Manchester area, flexible endorsed candidate of the Republican Parly for nomination to satisfy you, too! Call 523-9401 area. Manchester 646-2595. alai matches and dog races hours, super earnings, 249- the 3-11 and 11-7 shifts for Agency, Realtors, 646-4200 dergoing a major per­ School Supplies? said Municipal Office together with the street address of said for information. MANCHESTER - Tree shaded could dilute the quality of Fancy, Green ! 7773. candidate: staff nurses. Call Mrs. MAINTENANCE Supervisor ■ sonnel overhaul because of Ferguson, Director ol Nursing WILL BABYSIT in my West MANCHESTKR ■ Circa 1752. yard included with this five the events. She said the list 1 C&CCOLA NAME ADDRESS CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Convalescent facility seeking Side home davs Call 643-0639 criticisms. It All At Plaza! Peppers __ 2 lbs. “ 51 | SALES POSITION - Straight at M7-9I94. full time working known as Manchester’s oldest room Ranch with basement of injured players at See Marion 0. Mercer 174 Ludlow Rd. evenings, Manchester-East home, twelve rooms, five garage Living room with Former commission Bridgeport grows almost Not* Book* • BIc P*n Budg*t Packag** commissions, leads furnished Hartford area. Call 643-5691. maintenance supervisor lo to home owners. Call 242-5402. Notice is also hereby given that the following enrolled bedrooms, two baths, three fireplace, large kitchen with chairman Paul Silvergleid Foldara • Crayola * Scotch Tap* 2-6 p m oversee maintenance and daily and she was not sure Crisp A A n [ member of the Republican Party has filed petition in conformi­ household staff. Experience fireplaces, raised paneling, dining area, two bedrooms. was the only backer of Plainfield had enough dogs Pillar Papar • Elmar* Qlu* * Eraaara 4 8 * ACT NOW - Turn spare time with floor care necessary t” EDUCATION wide board floors, good loca­ Only $40,500 Wolverton Agen­ ! g a l. " t o ty with Section 9-406 of the General Statutes, as candidate for SERVICE STATION Atten­ extra matches, saying they available for the extra BIndar* * Hoi* Punch** * Staple Ramovar* '/2 Celery Stalks .bunch | into $$$! Be a S an ta’s nomination to said Municipal Office: PAPER ROUTE Call Mrs. Gelfand, 647-9191 for tion Philbrick Agenev. cy. Realtors. 649-2813. Plu* Thermo* Bottle* dant - Experienced in lube and Realtors. 646-4200 would raise additional in­ matinee performances. Demonstrator, earn commi$- NAME ADDRESS general station work. Over 18 interview and $ions up to 30%- or - have a Private Insirucllons IS MANCHESTER ■ Three come for the state, which Frederick E, Peck 756 North Main St. AVAIUBLE with own tools, ^ p ly Maple MANCHESTER - Quality bedroom Colonial with large takes a share of every Lunch Box** GROCERY Toy (i Gift Party in your Wickham Apt. area Super Service, 220 Spruce T home and earn free gifts! Our Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 13th day of August, REMEDIAL READING and built seven room Cape, rooms and lots of charm. A dollar legally bet in Street. S FRANCO AMERICAN f /CA AD Sweet Life A T n 1 29th year! Call or write San­ 1976 East Hartford math, individualized work featuring plaster walls and must see home priced in the Connecticut. ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. Frederick E, Peck for RN SUPERVISOR nrogram. Ilst-8th grade) by many built-in additions. low $40’s. Call B W Realty. VOLUNTEER Co-ordinator of 11 to 7 SHIFT Fireplaced front to back 647-K.19 "Whether we like it or [ SPAGHEniOS 5 / u ® ® 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. Registrar of Voters of MANCHESTER blasters degree teacher. 568- Su ga r...... 5 lbs. v 1 1 m ulti-service program to For th* RN with th* 8075. living room. den. formal not, the state of Connec­ the Republican Party EVENINfi HERALD work with, involve people of dining room, 9x12 enclosed MANCHESTER ■ New listing ticut got into gambling for RNs wanted lor full time or difined community. Part time nacaaaary axparlanc* w* Lindsay Q / $ l ■ part time 11 p.m. to 7 a m. The foregoing is a copy of the notice which I received from Plaaaa Contact: oHar Ih* opportunity lo ORGAN LESSONS in your porch, three bedrooms up­ Country setting but close to one reason and one reason LOOKING GLASS II j FRUIT DRINK 3 9 ^ Frederick E. Peck, Registrar of Voters of the Republican Par­ expected only. Leave name, stairs. I ‘2 baths, basement town Eight room Colonial Ripe Olives . 6 oz. 0 / 1 [ shifts. Apply lo Directors of Mr. Hatak number, with secretary at 649- aarn top pay whil* home. $8 per half hour. $15. only — to generate more Nursing Salmon Brook Con­ ty, in accordance with Sec. 9-435 of the General Statutes, As per hour. Mike Foley, 646- rec room, attached 2-car gar­ with lots of extras. Call early 150 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 1 SALADA A A a 847-0847 5281 ext. 285. Quick reply to all growing prolaaalonally. on this treat Priced in the revenues,” said valescent Home, off House provided in said notice, a Primary of the Republican Party tor 4666. age Uirge treed lot. affords Sweet Life A O c 1 responses. Not to manllon th* plaa- much privacy. $38,500. imd $60’s B W Really. 647- Silvergleid, who quit as j TEABAGS ioopk. 9 o ^ Street, Glastonbury. Phone nomination of candidate to the Office therein specified will be 633-5244. aant working condition* PIANO INSTRUCTION ■ Philbrick Agenev. Realtors. 1419 chairman two weeks ago Is pleased to announce an addition to C atsup..... 26 oz. “ O | held on September 7, 1976: the hours of voting will be from 12 DENTAL ASSISTANT - RESPONSIBLE mature per­ and axcallant banaflt*. 646-4200. Noon to 8 P.M. and the location of the polls will be as follows: Study piano with an but will remain on the pan­ Receptionist. Full lime, son for infant care and Call Mr*. Farguaon, DNS experienced teacher MANCHESTER - Seven room its staff — introducing orthodontic office. Typing el until Sept. 1. 1 SARA LEE CAKES WE Wi^NT honest reliable LOCATION OF POLLING PLACE VOTING DISTRICT housecleaning, must have own at 647-8194 lor an Intar- Beginners and intermediates UNIQUE STARTER Home • Raised Ranch, fireplace m HUDSON 160 0 /OCO ! persons who can meet people Buckland School, ability and experience transportation and good family room, parquet floors, The Bridgeport arena and make friends for our perferred. Immediate vlaw. All ages. "Benjamin Piano a duplex with six huge clean Napkins count Lf \ 1075 Tolland Turnpike i references. $3. per hour. Studio^’, 649-1256. rooms on quiet street good sized rooms, two-car had sought permission to 2 Brownies 13 oz. 0 0 ^ business. Good Income oppor­ Robertson School, opening. Call 289-5159 or 644- Eight hours per week. Call garage on 83x161 lot. $50,000 tunity, call 872-4515 between 9724. Separate furnace and utilities. make up 12 matches ■ Devils Food 14 oz. A A ^ &rnation ' $| 99 45 North School Street 2 64^2369 before 7 p.m. only. $22,900 Keith Real Estate, Century 21. Jackston-Avanle. to a.m. ■ 12 noon. An equal op- Builneaa Opportunity 14 Butinett Opportunity 14 646-1316 canceled the night MISS BETH 1 Banana 14 oz. w w Shrim p..... 16 oz. 1 | portuntiy employer. Church of Christ 646-4126 hurricane Belle swept 394 Lydall Street 3 1 SWEET LIFE Martin School, Dartmouth Road 4 Andov«r through the slate. The dog We are pleased to have Mary Beth WANTED - surgical assistant DAIRY 1 Buckley School, 250 Vernon Street 5 COLONIAL track wanted to add one Kowal associated with us. She comes to ! WAFFLES 6/99* - secretary - receptionist to Experienced Oil KODAK DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID matinee performance us from another local, well-known salon, work 30-35 hours weekly in Nathan Hale School, EVEREADY HOLSON A LBU M S MANCHESTER ■ .New Raised 10 ACRES OF LAND every Thursday afternoon. and brings her years of talent and oral surgeon’s Rockvllle- 160 Spruce Street 6 WANTED WE8TINOHOUSE Ranch, seven rooms, ap­ Year old home with lour Parkay Soft Q Q ( Waddell School, 163 Broad Street 7v Burner Techniclen proximately one acre and an Both requests were knowledge to the customers of this fine Vernon office. Experlencu Individuel. Male or Femeie, needed full or peM-time to diitnbuie world bedrooms (c^'ild be live) desired. Send resume A Verplanck School, 128 Olcott Street 8 femoui Kodek film end other photo producii through company aaiabiiBhed 8-room Colonial, one and 3 4 Huge tan v A uont. two denied but the panel, of­ salon. Margarine..... lb. Manchester Herald. Keeney School, HO Keeney Street 9 locetiona. Make thii your year lor independence $4995 00 mvealmeni acres. Both have 2 1 2 baths, OPEN Qiitrantaed 12 month merchandise rtpurchaM agreamani lireplar 4^.ving room ficially known as the Com- Manchester High School, two garages, up lo 10 inches Call CALL M r Meritn (Toll Free) -1600-648-1200 insulation Choose your colors with kii en. Land in­ mission on Special Do come in soon on Thurs,, Friday or 12 pack g r ( Brookfield Street 10 < or Collect ADI 4-228-1751 for interior and rugs. Middle cludes trout stream Revenue, agreed to recon­ Saturday and gel acquainted with this SUNDAY Popsicles ...... v i l MoodeytoFridey.Be m. to6p.m E D3.T Set 9am lol p m E 0 S T $50's A participating builder $72,500 sider the Plainfield request newcomer on our staff. For on appoint- Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this Or W rite in the home owner's warranty at a later time. ment with Miss Beth please call 646- 16th day of August. 1976. 643-5135 FIRESTONE PHOTO CO.. plan for 10 years of nationally KEEP SMILING FIRESTONE BUILDING - SINCE 1948 F.J.SPILECKI Mrs. Morris said most 0457. Edward J. Tomkiel Oil Burner Dept. insured prolection Charles K 3 /8 9 ' KEEP HAPPY E 182 N. 3rd 81.. Celumbut. Ohio 43215 Ponlicelli and Son, 646-1540. Realtors 843-2121 state officials and private 9 to 4 Town Clerk of Manchester wmmHmmmmmmmmamamrnammmmmmmmmmm ■ ,$46-0800 n PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Thurs , August 26, 1976

Frank and Emaat Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 26, 1976- PAGE TWENTY-THRF.F Garden Products 47 Apartments For Rent 53 Homes for Rent 54 Attire Charles M. Schultz 1 F i G u P E LOMBARDO FARMS ■ Pick STORRS-UCONN area. Large The Log Cabin ACROSS DOWN your own - tomatoes, peppers, RENTAL OFFICE four room home, wall to wall Dear Abby 1 Jacket t Coconut fiber 5 1 IVE'RE ACTUALiY not peppers and eggplant, by DAMATO ENTERPRISES carpeting, stove and 5 Chapeau 2 Preposition the basket. Spencer Street, LOOK AT THAT) QOU l-iirge variety of Apartments and refrigerator. $250. monthly 8 Waistcoat 3 High cards i’ n, i f k - i , 7lo /yimdjc^f^0^ IQBISI T h r e e v e a r ^ Manchester-next to K-Mart Townliouses throughout plus utilities. No pets, adults 12 One time 4 Rounded SV\EAR£D'SMUD6E,"AND Manchester, By Abigail Van Buren 13 Island (Fr.) Plaza - Bring your (own con­ only. 649-5371, 429-4000. 5 ------boots J a m ^(F«^ YOU &MUD6ED "SMEAK".' -fQ asntsi OMca open dslly P-5, 14 Hebrew month 6 Boy's name o A H E A D O P t h e tainers. Also butter and sugar Sal. 10-3, Sunday K-J 15 Roman road 7 Singing voice yfe thii. io untti, x-tim. THAT'S VERY FUNNV! DON'T corn, by the dozen or by the EIGHT ROOM OLDER 646-1021 16 Cooking 8 Emptied d . -i- a.-tr,. YOU THINK THAT'S funny? Rv5i'lAN5...|F Vow bag (5 doz.l. Colonial, fireplaces. Large utensil 9 Redact 240 New State Road lawn, parking area. 17 Quote to Glut 26 Spoke 47 Thick soup TOMATOES - pick your own, MANCHESTER Appliances. No children, pets. 16 Flowers 11 Very (Fr.) 30 Hindu queen 49 Grate a ^ D O M ' T C O U N T O U R bring containers, 21 Angel 20 Makes a 19 Takes to court 31 Arrow poison 50 Girl's name Working adults. 643-2880. Street, Manchester. DEAR ABBY: My mother died 13 years ago, leaving record of 21 Faucet 32 Makes attire 51 Calf meat c o f Pe e g R tn K S . I two youi^ daughters, ages 6 and 10. At the time, I was a 22 Exclamation of 23 Allowance (or 35 Jump 52 Takes food MANCHESTER- Available reproof waste 36 Rivers 54 Peel i-2b sa BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - young widow with two small children, but I took my little 24 Rodent 25 Serene 40 Filth 55 Not odd Fresh peaches, apples, pears, immediately, newer 3 Business lor Rent 55 sisters into my home to love and raise with my own. 25 Vocations 26 Operatic soto 43 Moral wrong 56 Organ part bedroom duplex on dead-end WINTHROP By DICK CAVALLI and plums, 260 Bush H ill Raising four children alone was a hard struggle, but 29 Persian fairy 27 Knocks 45 Cooks in oven 59 Cartograph Road, Manchester. street, I'A baths, wall-to-wall TWO - Professional Offices • somehow I managed it. (pl) carpeting, finished basement First floor, excellent business When my sisters were 18 and 23, I married a fantastic 33 Brazilian r - r 4 ' V S“ 7 r r " IT r THE PRESIDENT A<^REED TO macaw I'M HAPPy TO BE A MEMBER ESFeCIALLY IN HAND PICKED, nice tasting with bar, tool shed. No pels, location, all facilities, OOIN THE FR IEN D SHIP bachelor and we moved to another state. I left aU my 34 Signet 12 13 14 Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss O F t h e F R lE N D S H IP C LU B , A N e l e c t i o n McIntosh apples. $3 hall $285 per month plus security. parking, rent reasonable. 649* a_UB/ LISTEN TO WHAT Call 646-0618, belongings in care of my sisters, instead of putting them in 36 Native of I a l w a y s s a / a a v k n c a n 't YEAR. bushell, 112 Baldwin Road, 1680, 649-3549. storage. Copenhagen 18 16 17 HE WROTE : ./ FlAVE TEC AAANV FRIENDS." (off Demingl, Manchester 37 Parts of the 18 19 21 FIRST FLOOR five modern MANCHESTER-Kour new of­ mouth r WANT WELL-THE FACT NO... NO... rooms, stove, refrigerator, all 39 Bound 1 THEV STILL H A V E ^ TO... tS -T H A T (F THE fices ranging from 225 to 320 In the three years that I lived out of town, my Christmas Z3 I WILL NOT carpeting, $210. Married cou­ 41 Unused TO TAKE MORE TESTS FACE WORST DOES HAPPEN BE A 'T t-. square feel. Downtown Main gifts to my sisters were not acknowledged with as much as 1 - S O DON'T JUMP FACTS.. “ YOU HAVE A ple. 649-8350. 42 Ship's spars 26 28 5 T 30 5 T 32 BURDEN... Street location. Warren E a “thank you” or a "Merry Christmas." 44 Milk producing TO ANV CONCLUSIONS. HUSBAND WHO'LL I WON'T FOR CORN’S SAKE ■ BE TAKING CARE Howland Realtors. 643-1108. When I returned to get my belongings, my brother farms 33 35 1 36 LET YOU.. TWO BEDROOM luxury informed me that the girls had SOLD them, pocketed the 46 Tear STOP AT THE townhouse, located in i 1 MAITCHESTER - Main money and spent it! I was so hurt and disillusioned I 48 Golf teacher 37 W 40 Highland Park section of Street, retail store, 700 square (coll.) ■ became physically ill. 42 K. 45 Manchester, wooded and feet, good location. Paul W. 49 Income / i CORN CRIB private. For information call. S3 Small candle J Dougan Realtor. 643-4535. 46 47 48 - -Cts 646-1616 or 646-8008, Now that enough time has passed for me to "forgive and 57 Athena BUCKLAND ROAD 56 Male sheep ■ M b forget," the girls have begun sending me notes and cards. 49 50 $t S3 64 56 56 SOUTH WINDSOR 60 Rescue LOVELY FOUR room duplex, I’m still too hurt to answer. • 61 Bridge term il 58 691 60 carpeting, appliances, securi­ OFFICE SPACE 62 Greek letter Homes For Sale 23 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Ferm Fresh Vegetables ty required, no pets. $225 per FOR RENT 63 Woody plant 61 62 6$ month. Call 643-4740, My husband says if 1 respond, he'll divorce me. (He 64 Chums Picked Dally 250 square (e e l. ce nte r of I 64 6$ 64 MANCHESTER - Beeautiful SfHJT seasoned hardwofxl for GARAGE SALE - 90 Kennedy PARKER power lawn won't, of course; he just wants me to know how strongly 65 Unusual gilt(ab one year old 8-room Colonial Manchester, air conditiomnR and J 66 Dispatch » sale. Call 267-4322. Road - August 28th. 9-3. Bikes, sweeper. Briggs and Stratton MANCHE.STER - Unique one Scuji he feels about this matter.) I hate family feuds. Abby. but on quiet dead end street. This parking ('all 643-9551 • NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i snowblower, household items, motor $75. Call 643-5971 bedroom Townhouse apart­ I’m not ready to face them after what they did. Should I Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer home has four bedrooms, 2‘ z 1968 COLEMAN CAMPER books and much more. ment at Pine Ridge Village, continue to imore their letters? What should I expect of baths, large living room, for­ trailer Eight sleeper with ■■■ features include private en- 5655 the girls if they try to make amends? I honestly don't TAG SALE - August 28-29, 9-6, THE SERVICE IN THIS I'L L SAY; THANK HEAVEN FOR mal dining rwim. fireplared extras. $850 Three piece HUGE GARAGE Sale - Fur­ Rain or shine Moving south Antiques trances, full basement with This colorful dosi^'n . . know the answer to this one. family room, aluminum tlif Loir (’ahiM . . . from r e s t a u r a n t is living room set. $50. Radial niture. storm windows, Many household items, washer and dryer hook-ups. Wanted to Rani 57 WHAT TO DO THE HARD ROLLS siding with stone front, two- arm saw. $200 649-7184. glassware, appliances, elec­ WANTED Antique furniture, .Vfsti’r.Vfju' maki'.s uso of TERRIBLE. IJ clothes, etc. 71 Lawton Road. massive bedroom, heat, all > ------7 - ^ ------car garage, owner tric fireplace, toys and Manchester glass, pewter, oil paintings, or MALE STUDENT 19 - seeks tlui.st* le ft-o v e r fa h ric s ! kitchen appliances, wall-to- No. has pattern transferred Wolverlon Agen­ DRESSMAKER sewing everything in between. Satur­ other antique item s, R. wall carpeting and air- roommate and (luiet apart­ cy, Realtors. 649-2813 I'iece.s; full ilin ’ctlons; Win at Bridge machine, cabinet model. day and Sunday. 102 Eldridge Harrison. 643*8709. conditioner $240 per month, no ment for SeplemDer. Prefer also, crocliet ihriM-tioiLs DEAR WHAT: Apparently, you have not talked frankly Excellent condition. $80 Call vStreet. corner of Spruce. pets, Damato Enterprises, Manchester area Call 646- with your sisters. If you are certain that the girls MANCHESTER - $41,500 - fot Lo^ Cahin Af^jhan. 643-7287 ANTIQUES Wanted - 646-1021 1583. understood that your belongings were not to be sold, tbe f ' f Custom built three bedroom Building Supplies 42 TO OROFR, lend 75( (Of e*c(l pit- TAG SALE - Saturday August American furniture, oriental (ern, plus 2SC lor postaia and only way they can make amends is to reimburse you m B id s that tell a story Ranch, finished family room BUILT-IN oven and range lop 28th. 44 Gardner Street. 9-5 rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ handllni. NATURAL STONE for MANCHESTER - Family RESPONSIBLE young their full value. I think you will be happier in the long run with bar, fireplace in living with cabinet and hood. Call p m. Rain dale 29th. Good sor chairs, crocks, jugs, ANNE CABOT retaining walls, veneers, style two bedroom apartment, carpenter with wife and dog if you don't close the door on them forever. room, one car garage on a 644-8551 variety of household, yard, weathervanes. primitives. quiet location Includes heat, looking for apartment East- Manch«*t«r Evaning HaraM good sized lot Century 21. patios, etc. Pick up by the 1180 Ava. of Amoricat garage items, Ron Dionne, 643*1691. appliances, air conditioning of-thc-river References. Call NORTH f t . Jackston-Avante, 646-1316 pound or delivery by the ton Now York. N.Y. 100M UTILITY TRAILER ■ Good and carpeting. $240 per 246-6392, weekdays after 5 A Q J 7 6 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, WANTED - Complete estates, Print Name, tdress with ZIP ••••••••••••••••• condition Metal bed. com­ APARTMENT size Frigidaire month. No pets. Damato p.m. CODE and Style Number. ¥ A4 Take away his ace of hearts plete Call 649-6868. 649-3163 clocks, phonographs, steins. Real Estate IVanfed 28 refrigerator, and 40" general Enterprises. 646-1021 19T(i AI.RCM plus Special DEAR ABBY: Why would an impotent man hang ♦ AQ642 and North would have jumped Electric range, good condi­ Will buy outright or sell on Quilt Supplement of pat­ around a gray-haired waitress who works at a truckstop A73 to four spades. As it was he TAG SALE - 93 Branford tion, $50 each. Call 643-0884. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 consignment, anv quantity. ALL CASH for your property MANCHESTER - Four room tern pieces ami liirections when he has a faithful, nice-looking wife who’s a good cook merely bid three spades to set Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Street. Saturday and Sunday 644-8962. WEST within 24 hours. Avoia red DOG-CAT BOARDING Duplex, appliances, base­ □ AUTOMOTIVE fo r 7 quilts. P ric e .. $2.00. and still enjoys sex? EAST the suit. South didn't know if tape, instant service Hayes August 28-29, 10-6 p.m. HOLLAND molds and Nor­ ment, parking. Adults No ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.25 EACH * 9 5 *432 CHECK'. THEY N7-feUT RIGHT ABOUT NOW GOME- w h il e YOU GET T YOU'LL HAVE TO bathing grooming. Complete Wanted to Buy STUMPED North had a good hand or a YOU'VE eOTTA 6 E Corporation, 646-0131 man Kiln. Best offer. J. D, 49 pets. Security required. 643- No. Q-I16-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. ¥KQ952 ¥ 106 7 3 WHEELED VVE BODY ELGE IG c o m in g o u t WITH 6HUMTED OVER I ADMIT-IT‘G OWE modern facilities Canine Contains siiteen lovely guilts. very bad one so he merely bid THE A(&ENT CODE LIVING ROOM rug and chair 643-2726 0897 after 5 p m, ♦ J 5 MV NAME TAGG AND HER FACE UNDER A GHEBT. / PLACE TO GO Autos For Sale 61 No. Q -II7 - QUILTS ON PARADE 9 9 8 7 3 NAMED "ROSIE"- Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon URGENTLY NEEDED - A four spades North bid five - - ^ L L b a n d a g e d UP! SELLING your house^ Call us and hamper. $15 Call 643-9929. Directions (Or sixteen quilts. *J962 * 10 5 RIGHT ? Road. Manchester 646-5971 reliable car. good condition to first and we ll make you a HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc. MODERN two bedroom NEED CAR'* Credit bad? No. Q -II8 GRANDMOTHER'S FLOW DEAR STUMPED: You've ruled out food and sex, so SOUTH (D) hearts to show that ace. cash offer. T.J. Crockett.. DOUBLE BED with head- 6500 miles on engine, $600. get me to my new job. Up to Townhouse, heat and hot Bankrupt'’ Repossessed? ER QUILTS. 16 (asclnalinf quilts he must like her conversation. * A K 10 8 Whereupon South decided DACHSHUND, long hair $200 643-9654 anytime. No, Q 119 - AMERICA S fiv’ORITE Realtor. 643-1577. board. box spring and mat­ Extras. Call 872-9427 after 5 water, 1 1 2 baths, disposal, Honest Douglas accepts ¥ J 6 there just might be a grand tress. excellent condition. pm miniatures. AKC registered, AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. dishwasher, laundry hooK-ups, lowest down, smallest No. Q 120 - MAKE A GIFT Many ♦ K 10 slam, so he bid six diamonds $135. Also pool table, standard champion sired, show quality, IMMEDIATE Cash for your welped June 10th. 643-7837 $240, Call 528-1708 days. payments. Douglas Motors. Rifts (or (fiends and family, *AKQ84 to show second-round dia­ property. Ix?t us explain our size Call 646-4309 anytime, RENTALS 345 Main, CONFIDENTIAL TO '*B in Boseman": When a man North-South vulnerable mond control and grand-slam lair proposal. Call Mr IRISH SETTERS - AKC, NEWER FIVE ROOM - apart­ tells you you're too good for him, believe him. He knows interest. TWO Beach Boys tickets for Wen North Belfiore, 647-1413 TAG SALE • Friday August champion bloodline, seven ment in two family. Excellent WE PAY $15 for complete himself better than you know him. Easi South This was enough for North. August 29th. $18.00 644-8215 Rooms lor Rent condition, applianced country junk cars. Call Joev, Tolland 1 * He bid the grand slam after 5 p.m. or call 643-9844. 27th, 9 a m. Moving, mis­ weeks, males and females. 52 Molorcycles-BIcycles 64 MAY WE BUY yoUr home'!' cellaneous goods, 417 Outstanding temperment I- kitchen, laundry hook-up. Auto Body. 528-1990’ Pass 1 * Pass 2 * There was nothing to the Quick, fair, all cash and no ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly fenced yard, private Pass 3 A Pass 4 * TWO 15" radial snow tires. Woodland Street, 455-9482 after 6 p.m. MGTGRCYCLE Insurance - play since trumps broke 3-2 ... problems Call Warren E. rooms, single $56 . double $69. drivewav $235 unheated 647- PARTS Department now open Pass 5 ¥ Pass 6 ♦ $75 and two 12" snow tires. Specializing in low cost and declarer could set up Howland. Realtors. 643-1108, plus tax, continental 9347, Saturdays. Complete line of Pass 7 * Pass $20 Call 646-6347. TAG SALE - Saturday August POODLE - SCHNAUZER, coverage for over 10 years either the fifth diamond or 28th. 10-4 only. Books, exer­ small, clean cut, cute and breakfast, maid service, color Chrysler parts. Chorches Binding authority Crockett Pass fifth club for his 13th trick SELL YOUR HOUSE through TV. utilities, parking Call, MANCHESTER - one Motors. 649-3646 Astro-graph Opening lead - K » cise bike, camper windows, friendly, needs new home with Agency, Inc., 643-1577, J. Watson Beach Real Estate RIDING MOWER Simplicity- 646-2300 bedroom apartment, second Alley Oop — Dave Graue 8 h p., electric starter, five lamps, glass, china, 10-speed yard. Loves children Free. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL lAtSifS Company. Professional real bike, unusual knick-knacks, 646-7866. floor, downtown Main Street, AMERICAN and Foreign car 1970 HGNDA SL 350, $250. Call By Oswald & James Jacoby bushel collection hopper, $145 per month. No children, estate service for nearly 50 frames. 103 Timrod Road, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING carpels. Carpet Mercnanls, 1-537-1627 One of the modern expert INTO TH E SOON W E f THAT'S SCCV' HEY, W ASN'T ) N'EAH...1T years. Call our Manchester of­ rear. Cost $800 sell for $450. or pels. Paul W, Dougan. 646-8568, LISTEN. JUAN- ) MOU KEEP AN EYE ON near Spring Street. FREE TO Good Home, three room for rent Stove, developments in bidding is to An Illinois reader wants to SO M EONE'S TREES! TALK TO READY THAT TME yLCOcS LIKE I THEM WHILE I 3 0 AND fice. 647-9139. Excellent condition. 643-5825. Realtor, 643-4535. month old male thoroughbred refrigerator, linens provided. 1974 HGNDA 360 , 6 speed, For Friday, Aug. 27, 1976 use the jump to game when a know the significance of the COMINSr (2UICK LAST CHIEF.' / T 'H E A D STRANGER \H E ‘S TBAMED < TELL CAPTAIN TO RRA5 801 Main Street 649-9879 1970 THUNDERBIRD, 2-door WHO TORE j UP WITH TH E WHAT WE'VE F ^ N D ! German shepherd. Call 649- excellent condition, $850. Call ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) It bid of one less than game double in the sequence two Articles for Sale 41 3012 ROCKVILLE - Three room Landau, excellent condition. 742-9490, nights. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) spades (forcing), four hearts USUPT / INDIAN! apartment, heat, hot water, $1,795. Please call. 646-4286 doesn't hurt to take a back seat You function best today If left to would be a force. This tells TWO CLEAN, pleasant rooms occasionally. This is one of partner that you are well by the next bidder and double ALUMINUM sheets used as for rent. Linens provided stove, refrigerator, carpeted after 5:30 p.m. your own devices. Do what's Boals-Accessorlei 45 1974 SlIZl'KL GT 380. some those times Let your com­ necessary without calling too satisfied with the game con­ by the partner of the opener printing plates, ,007 thick, Close to everything. Call 646- living room, $165. Adults only, customized work. Asking $725. panions play the leading roles much attention to yourself. tract you have bid and want The double is both a penally wx32". 25 cents each or 5 for WE CANT BRING IT 14' SAILBOAT and sails, $300 3109 no pets. Parking for one car 1972 COMET, 4-door sedan. 6 or best offer Call 643-8977 today. double of the four-heart bid Security Deposit. Call 646- cylinder. 63,000 miles. Good your partner to know that you $1. Phone 643-2711. or best offer Call 647-1632 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. and a warning to partner that 7690 running condition. $1,400. Call TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Wherever you go today have little or nothing extra in anytime after 6 p.m. Apartments For Rent 53 1973 HGNDA 350. 4 cylinder, you really don’t have help for CLEAN USED refrigerators, 646-5097 This will be a rewarding day for you’ll generate a buzz of plea­ the way of high cards to tell excellent condition, $900 , 643- you. You'll take pride in what him. ranges, automatic washers, WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER - Nice two sant activity. You have a way of him about. WITH US! 1808 after 4:30 p m you were able to accomplish. with guarantees. B D Pearl's Garden Products 47 for the rental ol your apart­ bedroom apartment, first 1972 FORD LTD station bringing the scene alive. Appliances, 649 Main St.. 643- ment or home. J.D. Real floor, two family, on bus line, wagon, power steering, power 1975 YAMAHA, RD350, low GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 2171. We’re moving, SWEET CORN, also other $185 per month plus heat Paul braxes. good condition, $1,500. venture you are considering Estate Associates, Inc. 646- mileage, excellent condition, 19) You have something extra V 8 -.2 C . Help us oull Tremendous pickin's before 1 vegatables sold from red pick­ 1980 W Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Call 643-5611 $800 or best offer Call 643- could have the possibilities you going for you today that Berry’s World DARK LOAM - Five yards, dealer buys the lot. Ridiculously low prices besti up truck across from Hardees 6406. envision. Why not explore the separates the victors from the matter a little further? $30., plus lax. Washed patio TAG SALE everl Route 83 and Dart Hill Road. LOOKING for anything in real ROCKVILLE - First floor, 1969 MGB. - Excellent condi­ losers. See you in the The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions and pool sand, gravel, stone. Natsisky Farms. 644-0304. estate rental - apartments, four rooms, heat, stove, tion, $1,450. Call 643-0738. CANCER (June 21-July 22) winner's circle Bedi; bureau*; appliance*; chair*; bridge *el*; table*; lamp*; dl*he*;l 1973 HGNDA - 350. Excellent 643-9^. homes, multiple dwelliims, no refrigerator, security, Your mind and energies will be glaaaware; pot* ar^d pan*; decorator item*; book*; bicycle*; golf club*; condition, fuliv equipped, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) HOUSE PLANTS ■ Many fees Call J.D. Real Estate references. No pets, 872-3749. 1972 CHEVY Impala. custom, must sell, $475 ta ll 649-4997. devoted to doing things for What you learn now you will re­ camera and projector; TV; MORE...MORE...MORE... I T H O U G H T LIVING ROOM gold chair, varieties 25 cents - $2 Potted Associates, Inc. 646-1980. automatic transmission, those in your charge today. tain and find a practical use for WMAT m a d e you SURE I HEARD like new, $65, Call 646-2161 geraniums, others also plastic MANCHESTER - Two power steering, power brakes, Campers-Trallers Your unselfishness is ad­ Seek knowledge today that can DECIDE TO RUN THE VOICE OF If we're willing money on this ad, this TAG I mirable. A(3A IN , 6 ENATORS 1.. T H E P E O P L E after 5. planters. 53 North Street FOUR ROOM apartment, no bedroom apartment, near vinyl lop, two new tires. 649- Mobile Homes 65 better your lot In life. CALLING.'... SALE must be worthwhiiel across Glenney's Lumber. appliances, 428 Broad Street, school and bus line. Available 2111. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You can ELECTRIC GUITAR without September 1st. Call 646-9062 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Showing AUGUST 28/29; 10-6, Rain or Shine $140, Security deposit. No 10' CAMPER trailer - single kindle enthusiasm today for There Is always an element of amplifier. Excellent condi­ 27 Lexington Dr., Mancheeler CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig children or pets, 643-4751. or 528-1481, 1972 FORD Galaxie, 4 door, axle, excellent condition issues you feel strongly about. tion, $45. Call 643-6294, risk whenever we contemplate (oil Scott Dr. bet. Colonial and Vernon St*.) your own, $1.50. 29 Mountain air. very clean. 644-2942 after Eleven years old. $1,500, Call Take your message to persons changes. However, today the evenings. Road, Glastonbury. Near MANCHESTER- Attractive 2 MANCHESTER - Available 4 742-8930: essential to your plans. odds against you are minimal Minnechaug Golf Course. immediately, newer three bedroom apartment, half of VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) two-family, convenient loca­ bedroom duplex on dead-end 1971 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass. TWENTY FGUR EGOT - You’re both ambitious and im ­ Your tion, redecorated. No children street, 1 L'2 baths, wall-tp- 2-door, automatic, $1,000. Call Holiday Trailer Four bunk wall carpeting, finished base­ Dave, 644-2942 after 4 p.m. aginative today. This should or pels. $210 per month. Paul beds, and gaucho, sleeps six, prove to be a profitable com­ W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 ment with bar, tool shed. No rear full bath with shower, bination. Personal gain is llke- Birthday pets. $285 per month plus 1967 OLDSMOBILE. 442. many extras, includes TV and ly- Aug. 27, 1976 WILLIMANTIC - one and two security. Call 646-0618. automatic, good condition. 18 foot care-free awning. $5,- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The profit motive will be strong bedroom apartments, Must sell, $800 or best offer. 500, Call 568-6295, utilities, appliances. $185 and WANTED - Responsible Call 643-7287. Where your self-interests are in you this year. It's likely you'll concerned today, be more seek ways to increase your in­ $205. Superinlendant 456-0931 female, mid-twenties to share 1975 EL DGRADG Jamican on Born Loser — Art Sansom apartment with same. Deluxe 1971 TOYOTA Corolla station assertive^ without being brash. come. If you operate along or J.D. Real Estate one ton Ford chassis, 460- 4 Initiative produces desirable familiar lines your chances apartment in Manchester. wagon, recently damaged but barrel carburator, fully results. look super ROCKVILLE - Accepting Reasonable. 643-9669 after 6 driveable, 46,000 miles. 85 equipped, including TV, Call applications for one bedroom, p.m. Lockwood. Street. 872-2157. Manchester. $127 per month, two-bedroom, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Sto((el $161 per month, three MODERN attractive four YGUB CHGICE two or three Services Oflered ®1976 bvNLA Inc 31 Services Odered 31 Bulldlng-Conlracllng 33 RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 bedroom, $174 per month. room apartment, first floor, 1971 FORD. LTD, two door bedrooms, colors and decor, Rent includes all utilities, heal, appliances, laundry hardtop. Has a few dents, runs new 14' wide delivered at $9,- CASH PAID for your older, TUNA SANDWICH AND A FLAGON ■mAT's \ "Hey, mister, do you play tor the Chicago White EXPERT TREE Removal WES ROBBINS carpentry wall-to-wall carpeting, and facilities, garage, $245, 643- good, four new tires. Asking 995. Trades welcome. Our unwanted or junk cars. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 4884 , 646-7268. OF MILK...ON CREDIT, OF COURSE.' Sox?" and land clearing - free es­ remodeling specialist. Au­ parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in­ $695. Call 871-1475 prices can't be beat, 50 homes A TOTAL 1 Immediate removal Windsor roofing, storm windows, aw­ timates ■ lully insured. Call ditions. rec rooms, dormers, nings. Quality workmanship, formation. EHO. to choose from starting at O' df 6.7 .5 Auto Haul. 242-2549. THREE ROOMS - Ground All State Tree Expert Com­ built-ins, bathrooms, free estimates. Fully insured. 1969 GRAN PRIX - power $995. Excellent financing YA OWE ME, Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick floor, own yard, stove, pany. 647-1039. kitchens, 649-3446. 872-9187 , 649-3417. THREE R(X)M apartment, steering, air-conditioning, available. Parts, supplies ana SYLVESTER.' REWEAVING burns, holes. stove and refrigerator in­ refrigerator, near church, runs well. $500. Call 646-4353. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. accessories. Full time service HAVE TRUCK will travel. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder ■ ROOFER will install roof, cluded, $190, per month, schools, shopping. Available \A t 1 WE'VE SOT MORE PROBLEM^ THA.N BAR­ Window shades, Venetian department Plaza Homes, Light trucking, call 643-0359. new homes custom built, references required. September 1st. $150 per 1968 PLYMOUTH Salellite. TENDER WITH A CHICK IN HI& PICKLEP blinds. Keys. TV for rent. siding or gutters for low dis­ 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, i remodeled, additions, rec count price. Call Ken at 649- Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. month, security required. Call Best offer. J.D 643-2726. Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. I B66S: THE CITY CULTURAL COMMITTEE Marlow's, 867 Main SI, 649- Painting-Papering 643-1511, 646-4489. 5221. 32 rooms, garages, kitchens 2456. 1-828-0369. w a n t s ro BULLDOZE THE OWLS CLUB F remodeled, bath tile, cement MANCHESTER SIX ROOM 1973 CAPRICE V6, automatic A MINI-PARK' THEY CLAIM ATOT-LOT ON INSIDE - Outside painting. work- Steps, dormers. Duplex, recently redecorated Homes lor Rent 54 transmission, radial tires, C&M TREE .Service ■ Free es­ SELLING your mobile home? THE SITE WOULD BE THE PERFECT Special rates for people over Residential or commercial. witli new bath. Two children vinyl top, radio. Call 643-2861 timates, discount senior Top dollar oHered for fast BICENTENNIAL PROUECT/ 65. Fully insured. Estimates Call 649-4291. Recycle accepted. Available FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, or 646-6050. results. 1-828-0360, Broker. citizens. Company given. Call 649-7863. September 1st. $225. per living room, dining room and THE COMMITTEE Ace — Wirth This Funny World Manchester owned and those ipeca-takeri month. Security deposit and two oaths. Garage, parking, 1973 OLDSMOBILE Royale, operated. Call 646-1327. PARTITION REMOVAL and Automotive Service 66 OUOHTA (SO BACK T'M/KKIN PAINTING ■ interior and Installation. Open and natural to useful cash with a lease required. Call 875-8761. $385 . 646-0067. convertible, white, 34,000 original miles, air, power Fl A(5s o u t a red, w h it e exterior, paperhanging, beam ceilings. New ceilings fast, easy to uae ELM MOTORS- Toyota, Dat- /t/'Z/tcv-. Y D O h f r ^ A \ ONLY WHEN VOU WILL TILL your garden for $7 scats, windows, door locks. ,-vA N ' BLUE 5PA(5HETTI VOU h^WOW/ I'M NOT excellent work. References. installed by experienced Dry Want Ad. LARGE one bedroom, all SINGLE family, five room sun specialists, factory GOe&£ jEYEK FEEl I MENTION IT... per hour. Call anytime, 742- Free estimates. Fully in­ electric apartment, central Ranch, $250 monthly plus Stereo, radial tires, excellent \ THE ONUY THlRP 1 8532 Wall tradesman. Choice of trained, one day service, 114 SLO Pp/J GUILTY . 'S M p P p / sured, Martin Mattson, 649- ceiling textures. Drobiak Dry Healing-Plumbing 35 location, $175 plus utilities. deposit. Call 742-6519 between condition. Call 643-4596 or see East Main. Rockville. 871- ABOUT RUNNIN' 4431 Wall Company, The Ceiling Available October 1st. 649- 7:3030 a m.-8:15 a.m. 424 Hackmatack Street, 1617. MASONRY ■ Bricks, blocks, SEWERLINES, sink lines, 2387. U / UPUPABkGTAB ^ BV concrete, steps, sidewalks, and Wall People Manchester, PAI’ EH HANGING Expert. 646-8882. cleaned with electric cutters, Aulomollve Service 66 Aulomollve Service 66 Automotive Service k,WITWITHOUT BAYIN'K A SCREAMBB / patios, and stick chimnev Your average paper, in by professionals. McKinney 66 Call 875-4973 after 6 FOUR REDECORATED - i-cT ii > \ ' average room, $25. Mr. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ large rooms, first floor. $185, Richman, 646-3864. pany, 643-5308. no utilities, pets or children. GENERAL Remodeling and Carpentry and general con­ Security. 643-7279 after 4 p.m. painting, interior and tracting. Resiaenlial and HOUSE PAINTING- Interior- NO JOB loo small, toilet exterior. Free estimates commercial. Whether it be a exterior. Also odd jobs, chain repairs, plugged drains, MANCHESTER - Attractive p l i f t References Reasonable small repair job, a custom RENT • A • CAR 3 J 4 . I saw work and hauling loam, kitchen faucets replaced, prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. built home or anything in three room apartment, stove, OFTEN gravel whatever. Call Ed, 871- between, call 646-1379. repaired, rec rooms, refrigerator, heat, electricity," TEARS 2158, bathroom remodeling, heat references, no pets. $155. 646- by QUALITY Refinishing - POWN= THEY CALL IT Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 modernization, etc. Free es­ 3167, 228-3540. e-3-s Custom reupholstery, 199 S&R DECORATORS - Pain­ timates gladly given. M & M A BUNT/ Forest Street. Manchester DAY - WEEK ^ MONTH ting and Wallpapering. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. ROCKVILLE - First floor, Caning, repairs. Very SPECIALIZING cleaning and Short Ribs — Frank Hill Interior - Exterior, Free es­ repairing chimneys, roofs, pleasant four rooms, parking, ALSO LONG TERM LEASING reasonaole. Free estimates timates. Phone 647-9292. 646-8574 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ appliances, no pets, security. ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL Years Experience. Rowley bing - repairs and remodeling. $1m . Call 643-9f43. NEVER -TRUST Bullding-Coniracting 33 Vanities and hot water SUNSMITH WHO BRICK-Block, stone, 643-5361. heaters. Prompt service on MANCHESTER - Deluxe two ISAN ECOUDGIST fireplaces, concrete, chimney d a il y r e n t a l s from $10 PER DAY NEWTON H, Smith & Sons - emergencies. 643-7024. bedroom Townhouse apart­ repairs. No Job too small BIDWELL Home Improve­ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ment Co. Expert installation ...... ment, features include: IW Save Call 644-8356 for es­ ditions, rec rooms, porches y imikN.^ u.. timates. of aluminum siding, gutters Flooring 36 baths, private entrances, full and roofing. No job too small. and trims. Roofing installa­ basement with washer and Call 649-3144 "W e’re cutting your salary tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, dryer hook-ups, wall-to-wall experienced handyman- 9109. floors like new, no waxing, carpeting, all kitchen LEASING to help you stay on your diet. ’ ’ painting, carpentry, elec­ CARPENTRY - Repairs, (specializing in older floors). appliances, heat, hot water, trical, lawn work, hauling, remodeling, additions, gar­ A hand lull ol cash la Ceilings and inside painting. pool, and much more. $295 per a^^odd job ibig or small). ages, roofing, call David bettar than a garage John Verfaille, 648-5760, 872- month. No pets. Damato 872-9145 9-2Q Jv. Patrla, 844-1799. lull of atuK. 2222 ROUTE 83, VERNON 643-1181 f . Enterorlses. M8-102I.