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Hornet tor Sale 23 Hornet For Sale Hornet For Sale 23 Artlclaa lor Sale 41 Anllquat 48 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Butinett lor Rant 55 Auloa For Sale SI CAPE - Bowers School - large FURNITURE - Klngsized WANTED Antiaue furniture, MANCHESTER - Main 1968 MAROON GTO - Good The weather eat-ln kitchen, living room bed, queen sized headboard, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or RENTAL OFFICE Inside today QANUTO ENTERPRISES Street, retail store, 700 square condition. 400 cubic inch, 350 with fireplace, formal dining dressers and chest with other antique items. R. feet, good location. Paul W. hp, automatic transmission, room, three bedrooms, matching mirror. Call 643- Harrison, 643-8709. Large variety of Apartments and Mostly sunny, cool today, high in up­ Townhouses throughout Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. radial tires, power brakes and Area news . 18-19 Fam ily...... 30 * 1 8 5 , 0 0 0 " " aluminum siding, 2double $69. available October 1st, heat 62 hopes are brighter plus tax, continental and water included, also has Trucka lor Sale Realtors 647-1413 BOLTON TAG SALE - Route 85, Bolton, breakfast, maid service,'color large yard and garage. Call Autos For Sale 61 Understated country living Saturday, Sunday, 9-5. Tires, TV, utilities, parking. Cali, after 4 p.m., 646^644. 1971 8-CYLINDER, custom minutes away from super Typewriters, 8mm movie 646-2300. NEED CAR? Credit bad? deluxe/90 Chevrolet. All KINSHASA, Zaire (UPI) - Zaire The Rhodesian government acceptance of the plan made it dif­ highway, six room Colonial camera and projector, dishes, MODERN ATTRACTIVE Bankrupt? Repossessed? aluminum box with roil down President Mobutu Sese Seko said scheduled a special session today to ficult for less important factions to miscellaneous items. CLEAN PLEASANT - rooms Honest Douglas accepts door, modified for both low Cape, with 2-car garage, on apartments - heat, hot water, today Secretary of State Henry A. consider the proposal and Smith was object. 2.8 acres. Ready for mini­ Amplifier. for rent. Linens provided. and appliances, included, gar­ lowest down, smallest level and platform level Kissinger has “convinced the TWO NEW HOMES ■ Up on JUST LISTED - Manchester - Close to everything. Call 64fr payments. Douglas Motors, loading, newly built engine expected to reply formally on In addition to the five "confron­ farming. $53,000. age available. Three rooms, Africans of the need for a peaceful EJast Eldridge Street. A seven $37,900. Colonial in very good DISHWASHER - Lady Ken- 3109. $195. Four rooms, $235. 646- 349 Main. with special rear end gearing Friday. tation’’ states — Tanzania, room Cape ready for occupan- condition, formal dining F.J. SPILECKI more. Butcher block top, por­ 7268, 643-4884. for in-city stop and go solution for southern Africa.” In Salisbury, Rhodesia Tuesday, Botswana, Zambia, Angola and CT and a seven room Dutch room, large living room, table. Copper color, like new. FURNISHED room for WE PAY $15 for complete delivei7 . Dual rear tires, good Mobuto, who has maintained Raallort 643-2121 Smith said, "It is possible there will Mozambique — there are five or six Colonial. These are quality kitchen with pantry, three $70. Call 643-7482. mature person, central loca­ ROCKVILLE - Two bedroom, junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland condition, approximate net generally close relations with the bedrooms, sewing room or capacity 2 ton. Excellent vehi­ be a settlement. liberation groups involved in the homes, the very best of tion. Call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. immaculate first floor apart­ Auto Body, 528-1990. United States, spoke at a news con­ everything. Come see for nursery, dishwasher, drapes FRUITWOOD - China closet, cle for city deliveries or can "We have certain proposals. R we Rhodesian negotiations and U.S. of­ ment, convenient location, ference after two hours of talks with yourself, we defy comparison. and curtains, large two-car MANCHESTER - Seven room, modern, glass shelves and BEDROOM, share 1 1/2 baths appliances, parking, one PARTS Department now open be converted to camper. accept them, there will be a settle­ ficials were worried about getting all garage, nice level lot with Call, we will open them and full shed dormered Cape, front. Excellent condition. and kitchen privileges with child, no pets. 643-9743. Saturdays. Complete line of Asking $2500. Will not refuse a Kissinger. ment. If not, there won’t be." of the nearly dozen parties into step. your can browse through at covered patio. Odegard Real­ three or four bedrooms, Call 742-8034 after 6 p.m. owner and one other tenant. Chrysler parts. Chorches reasonable offer. Spot cash. "The secretary of state has con­ A senior official aboard the your convenience. High 50's. ty, 643-4^. newer kitchen, living room, Security. 649-7630. Motors. 649-3646. We believe you can obtain Assuming the Rhodesians accept FOUR ROOMS, second floor, vinced the Africans of the need for a Kissinger plane said even if the com­ the plan — which would bring black T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- rec room, new aluminum new bath, stove, $165. Central nearly full bank financing on peaceful solution for southern 1577. MANCHESTER - Beautiful MOVING TO California A hand lull of c»h It 1970 THUNDERBIRD, 2-door such an excellent value. Call mitment Smith made to Kissinger majority rule to Rhodesia within two siding, $35,900. Philbrick available October 1st, couple Africa,” he said. tree lined lot, 7,500 sq. ft. of Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. everything must be sold or bttttr than a garaga preferred, no pets. Security Landau, excellent condition. Crestwood Products Corn. came “unstuck" it could be put back years — U.S. officials expect that a MANCHESTER - New listing. land on bus line. Two or three given away, furniture, stereo, full of atulf. and references. Call 649-772'7. $1,795. Please call, 646-4286 528-9471, East Hartford, "Until June, we were convinced together again in three to four weeks constitutional conference on Immaculate 4-room Cape on bedrooms, modern kitchen TV, dinette set, bikes and •••••••••••••••••••••ft*** after 5:30 p.m. C onn., 10 a m .-5 p.m . MANCHESTER - New listing, that there had to be an armed solu­ because the same realities facing Rhodesia could be called within two quiet street. Ideal starter or with plenty of cabinet space. 6 room Cape, with large pan­ books and other mis­ Apartmantt For Rent 53 ONE AND one half room Weekdays only! tion. But in the three months that Living room with fireplace. 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, Rhodesia would apply in the future. months. retirement home. Enclosed eled rec room, quiet child safe cellaneous. Call before 11:30 apartment for rent. Heat, hot have passed, we have been persuaded porch, park-like private One car gara^ with attached street. Three bedrooms, for­ a.m., 646-5397. WE HAVE customers waiting factory-air, power windows, 1970 CHEVY Window Van - Nyerere’s acceptance of the One of the first items of business water, appliances. Main of his conditions for a peaceful Backyard. Room for expan­ breezeway. Being sold by mal dining room, fireplace, for the rental of your apart­ Street location, first floor. tilt steering wheel, am/fm, automatic, 8 cylinder, proposal appears to have solved one would be to form a provisional owner by appointment only, at sion. Keith Real Estate, 649- $36,500. East Coast Realty, REFRIGERATOR - Good ment or home. J.D. Real References, security, lease. CB radio, 8-track tape player. excellent condition solution." of the problems that worried U.S. of­ government that would include some 1922. $42,000 or best offer. Call after condition, Westinghouse, $80. Must be seen. Reasonable. throughout. $1,495. Call 644- (In London British Foreign 528-9668. Evenings. 644-1937, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- $135. Call after 6 p.m. only ficials. of the liberation groups. The 5, 643-6981. 643-9969. Call 643-9424. 1980. 646-3911. Dealer. 643-2791. 3084. Secretary Anthony Crosland said As unofficial chairman of the five provisional government would then there appears for the first time to be so-called "front-line states" most order an end to fighting, but there Frank and Emaat WINTHROP By DICK CAVAILI "a really good chance” of a Rhode­ directly concerned with the black would be no cease-fire before then. sian peace settlement. He said if one struggle in Rhodesia, Nyerere's BEFORE TELLY SA,VM_AS NOW I C A N ^ V B C iD B THE WORLD le c^lK ia CeVVN mmfm is achieved it will be largely due to FRANK and ERJIIE'S (UPl Photo) .t h e A u t o m o t i v e CAMB ALOStManager's of­ AA zone, city water, adjacent magazine bench; trunk, homes, multiple dwellings, no Mtadowbrook Apartmanta. Just off public acceptance of the principle of proposed a total $44.2 million in cuts fees. Call J.D. Real Estate of Routa 83. Country aatting. Brand after 5 p.m. Binding authority. Crockett CYWEP office, the Community fice and was told that the CYWEP The board approved a somewhat WALK TO MARTIN SCHOOL to golf fairway, starting $13,- bowling bail bag, shoes, 10; Agency, Inc., 643-1577. Youth Work Experience Program black majority rule by Rhodesian 900 per lot. Call 646-5767. After Associates, Inc. 646-1980. naw 1 badroom unite In attractiva Renewal Team of Greater Hartford program should be going by the end modified budget that will probably of the total $801 million in budget TV set, tape recorder. 643- brick and itona gardan apartmant (CYWEP) has apparently been Prem ier fan Smith. Just listed. Iminaculate 7-room Garrison 5, 649-3423. 1975 CORVETTE - automatic, (CRT), which had also applied for of the week. revenues requested by the hospitals. 4374. building. Total ateetric. Each apart- power steering, power brakes, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville caused by an allegation that the leave the hospital with a projected Colonial. First floor family room, 2-car ROCKVILLE - Accepting the sponsorship of the in-scFlool phase Nyerere said Smith "has accepted applications for one bedroom, rrrant haa Ite own Individual tnlranca. 12,000 miles. Must be seen. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Capitol Region Education Council Still, he expressed concern that the deficit of about $450,(X)0. a SAXAPHONE - good for Adults. No cata or doga. 3 room, 1 majority rule’’ in talks with garage, patio, fireplace, aluminum siding. Real Estate Wanted 28 $127 per month, two-bedroom, Reasonable. Dealer, 643-2791. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. of CVWEP, filed a complaint that program might be delayed. spokesman said. beginner, $50. Call 646-3569. atory unit, $170, 3'i(i room daluxa un­ (CREC), one of the organizations Kissinger and won’t back out $54,900. $161 per month, three seeking the sponsorship has not CREC had not abided by the Affir­ "I don’t care about the fight. I care ALL CASH for your property it, $190, 3'A room, 1 atory with 1973 HODAKA, road and trail “because this time the United States The hospital's last hearing before bedroom, $174 per month. flraplaca, $21S. Raatrva now for 1968 MUSTANG - Good condi­ mative Action Plan about seeing the program get within 24 hours. Avoid red bike, all chrome, only 143 abided by the ARirmative Action is there to say to Smith, 'The game is the CHHC last week left its budget Building Suppllet 42 Rent includes all utilities, 8apl. 1S*Oct. 1 occupancy. Call tion. $700. 8hit town budget nounced today. exchange material for dis­ FOR RENT 5 Room duplex in 1973 GRAN PRIX all power, also delay in some hiring positions. seen to be appreciated. basement, treed lot, garage. MAY WE BUY your home? water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, air-conditioner, four new town was slated to get 20 positions The present CYWEP employes, It will be the candidate's second Tremendous value at $49,900. $45,500. Philbrick Agency, mantling and removing dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, Vernon, 3 bedrooms 1 1/2 Campert-Trallert might not be enough for the full fiscal Quick, fair, all cash and no radials, am/fm radio, vinyl Mobile Hornet 65 for the in-school phase, which was who were hired by CREC, said that Postal rate increases affect It’s possible, too, that some money visit to the state in less than a month. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Realtors, 646-4200. problems. Call Warren E. material. 643-6006 or 647-9771. $240. Call 528-1708 days. baths, all utilities paid by te­ nant, $275 per month. Call 649- roof, 27,000 miles, $4150 or they have been notified that they will everyone, even if the increase is a year. He visited Groton on Sept. 7. His vice 1577. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. best offer. Call after 5, 646- expected to begin in late September. might be available from certain en­ Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 MANCHESTER - one 2462 between 9 and noon. 18’ CAMPER trailer - single This starting date may not be ob­ be laid off today if the contract is not penny or two a letter. But, when you His department was budgeted for presidential running mate, Sen. 6958. axle, excellent condition. dowment funds and building funds, Covantry Naw Llating SELL YOUR HOUSE through bedroom apartment, second tainable now, however. awarded. About ten workers would do as much mailing as the Town of $75,000 for the 1976-77 fiscal year. Of the spokesman said. However, most Walter Mondale, planned to visit the DOG-CAT BOARDING floor, downtown Main Street. Homes lor Rent Eleven years old. $1,500. Call be affected. A hearing, apparently in that, $21,489 was to cover mailing J. Watson Beach Real Estate 54 1971 SUPER BEETLE - Blue, 742-8930. CREC had run the summer version Manchester, the hike in the cost of of the bequests to the hospital are state Thursday and Friday. Company. Professional real bathing/grooming. Complete $145 per month. No children, connection with the complaint filed costs. 5 PRIVATE ACRES modern facilities. Canine or pets. Paul W, Dougan, new paint, radial tires, 30 of CYWEP for the Hartford area and postage can take a large bite out of a given for specific funds and cannot Details of the schedule for his visit, Nine room NE farmhouse In estate service for nearly 50 FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, against CREC, was scheduled for ’’111 probably still have to The Library Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Realtor, 643-4535. living room, dining room and miles plus. $1,200. Call 643- A $4,995 two bedroom, mobile had been selected to run the in-school yearly budget. be used for operating expenses. including provisions for press excellent condition. 4-5 bedrooms, years. Call our Manchester of­ 9276. home fifteen minutes from today in Hartford’s City Hall. spacious fireplaced living room, fice, 647-9139. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. two oaths. Ghrage, parking, phase of the program, according to a scrounge around from other funds to But by the end of the fiscal year, credentials, have not been worked fireplaced master bedroom (or Hartford with financing John Allison, executive director of FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch, first $385. 646-0067. statement made earlier this month M aurice A. P ass, the tow n’s get all the money I need to pay for the spokesman said that the hospital out. according to a campaign aide. family room). 2 ^ modem baths, DACHSHUND - miniature, floor, adult couple, no 1968 DODGE Coronet, good available. Unbelievable but CREC, said that his organization has new heatlns system, modern PLANNING TO SELL? - Our second car, has new exhaust true only at Plaza Homes. by a spokesperson for the City of mailing, ” he said. applianced kitchen, plus 3 level eight months old, black and children or pets. Call 649-6987. purchasing agent, said that almost counseling can help without, SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - for wstem, battery and brakes. Complete selection of new and not received official notification He estimated that the actual bam, large garage/workshop. All of course any obligation. tan. AKC registered, spayed rent on bus line on East Hartford Comprehensive Manpower one-third of his budget goes to on five gorgeous acres. Call Good running condition. $500.; pre-owned 12’ and 14’ wide Program (CMP), the group tha* from the City of Hartford on the mailing cost to the town for the full Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. 64G-3233 Odegard Realty, 643-4365. female. Call 649-7457. FOUR ROOM apartment, Center Street. Call owner mailing costs, and even that amount 116 after 4 p.m. 643-2924. 1970 Duster, 340, automatic, mobile homes on display. sponsorship, but he is not optimistic. year will be about $24-$25 thousand. heat, hot water, appliances, excellent running condition, Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur YOUNG BLUE front Amazon A ’’good portion" of Manchester’s J. WATSON BEACH CO. central location, parking, have to see it to believe it. Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ SELLING YOUR HOME? parrot, hand tamed, starting security, lease. $2(15 . 649-3340. HEBRON - Six rooms, plea­ mailings is done by first-class mail. Raaltora MLS sant yard, $260 per month plus Motor has been rebuilt, has 6,- pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. Hwdmtw OffiM H7-9ni Get top dollar! Cali our to talk, with gold tone cage, 000 miles on it. Asking $2,000. Pass said. The town does not qualify Equal Housing OpportunltY $400. 742-8723. heat and utilities. Immediate competitors FIRST — then MANCHESTER - Six rooms, 646-8430, 647-9098. WE NEED 30 used mobile for discount bulk-mailing rates and is first floor 2-family. Attractive occupancy. B/W Realty, 647- call us LAST. Mr. REWARD - For the return of 1419. homes, all sizes, please call News summary exempt from taking advantage of Rothman, Frechette Sc and spacious, carpeting, 1968 GTO, a u to m a tic Plaza Home Broker, 1-828- one female black/tan Calico, refinished floors, new kitchen, special rates allowed to many non­ -117 GRACIOUS DUTCH Colonial - Martin Realtors, 646-4144. transmission, mag wheels, 0360. Compiled from United Press International Six plus elegant rooms. 1/2 Siamese, Persian g arag e, parking. $260. MANCHESTER - Six room $900 firm, call after 5 p.m., profit organizations, he said. doublepawed with white feet Cape, two bedrooms, garage, Architecturally delightful monthly. 646-5200. 646-5141. USED 1976 CONCORD - Several legal notices from town central hall to captivate your 6-month-old kitten. No stove, refrigerator, dis­ hwasher, washer, on bus line. motor home. 27 foot. Dodge first U. S.. riv er tested tor agencies must be sent by certified decorating imagination. One Artlclaa lor Sale 41 questions asked. Wearing red NEW FOUR room apartment, 1972 COMET, four door sedan, 440 engine, au to m atic State TOKYO — Retiring Sen. Mike and 1/2 baths, hardwood collar with bells. Name- 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, Year lease, $300. monthly. 64,000 miles, good running transmission, tilt steering presents of 65 poisonous sub­ Mansfield, D-Mont., is following mail to assure that they are received floors, modern kitchen, ALUMINUM sheets used as Cindy. Please apply 43 fireplace in living room, in­ Plus utililties. Available Oc­ condition. Best offer over $1,- wheel, cruise control, 10 cubic stances due to be banned from the footsteps of other Americans by the intended party. printing plates, .007 thick, Brainard Place, Apt. 2, Mr. dividual basement, washer tober 1st. Ken Ostrinsky 643- HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. fireplaced living room, family 2M. Cali anytime, 646-5097. foot refrigerator freezer, 6.5 river dumping in 1982. now touring Red (ihina. Mansfield The cost of mailing something by room and workroom, 2-car 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for and Mrs. John Wiseman. and dryer facilities, heat and 1333. Grasso says there were 20,400 KVA generator, 2 13,500 BTU will remain in China until mid- certified mail has risen in the past garage, private formal gar­ $1. Phone 643-2711. hot water included. $285 per 1967 FORD Galaxie - 4-door air conditioners, 15 foot care­ jobs created or retained in 118 PROVIDENCE, R. 1. - The few years from 55 cents to 98 cents. den, terrace. All this plus Boalt-Accettorlea 45 month. Call Mr. Peterman, Business lor Rent 55 Hardtop. Power steering, free awning, 15 foot screen Connecticut during the fiscal year October. CLEAN USED refrigerators, 649-9404 or 644-8659. American Civil Liberties Union is Pass said. desirable location (185 Henry power Drakes. Good running room, sleeps up to 8 people. ending June 30. She said the net Street). Must be seen to be ap­ ranges, automatic washers, 16’ PENNYAN runabout, fully TWO - Professional Offices - condition. $325. Call 633-5808. Call 875-2517 ask for Joe. fighting to get the name of former with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's First floor, excellent business gain was 18,000 jobs after subtrac­ WASHINGTON - President preciated. High $40’s. Owner, equipped, 40 h.p. Evinrude 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex, Sen. Eugene McCarthy, D-Minn., »46-8134. Principles only, Appliances. 649 Main St.. 643- location, ail facilities, tion of 2,400 positions lost when Ford has decided to sign the $104 4 engine, electric start and shift appliances, enclosed 1974 BUICK Century Luxus, Automotive Service 66 on Rhode Island’s presidential 2171. parking, rent reasonable. 649- air-conditioning, power less than two dozen firms move billion defense appropriations bill with tilt-trailer. $900. 646-0297 backyard, basement with 1680, 649-3549. 119 RANCH - Seven rooms, three after 4 p.m. steering, am/fm radio, one ballot. A suit was filed Tuesday although Congress denied him a DARK LOAM - Five yards, washer/dryer hook-ups, ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- out of the state. Sheltered bedrooms, modern kitchen, L private entrance in driveway, owner. Excellent condition. sun specialists, factory alleging the state law dis­ go-ahead for the production of the shaped living and dining $30., plus tax. Washed patio no pets. Security and 528-8625 mornings. trained, one day service, 114 criminates against independent room. Large paneled family and pool sand, gravel, stone. Qardan Producta 47 HARTFORD — Senate Minority controversial B1 bomber. Final references, 649-9258. OFFICE SPACE East Main, Rockville. 871- candidates with unreasonable room in basement, garage, 643-9504. Leader Lewis Rome, R- decision on the B1 will be made Workshop LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick FOR RENT Automotive Service 66 1617. deadline requirements for filing patio, 300' deep lot. $39,1^. MANCHESTER - Six room Bloomfield, said Tuesday the next year. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc, our own • tomatoes, peppers, 250 sq u are le e t. c e n te r o i l nominating petitions. ot peppers and eggplant, by three bedroom Duplex. Manchester, air conditioning and J Republican party has a “great i 646-4200. 6500 miles on engine, $600. K Excellent condition. Two -121 Extras. Call 872-9427 after 5 the basket. Spencer Street, parking. Cali 6«.965t. chance to capture both houses of given $200 Manchester-next to K-Mart children permitted. BRICK DUPLEX - living p.m. Convenient location. $235. per 1 the General Assembly. The in- room, kitchen, formal dining Plaza - Bring your (own con­ N ation al International tainers. Also butter and sugar month. Paul W. Dougan, 24 HOUR TOWIHG gredienti are all there — good Campbell Council, Knights of room, three bedrooms, rec HAND MADE wooden baby Realtor, 643-4535. FOR RENT - connecting or 643-5135 room, 2-car garage, excellent cradle. Bomberger slide corn, by the dozen or by the separate front room offices. candidates, good organizational Columbus, donated $2(X) recently to bag (5 doz.). work and good issues.” MOSCOW — Two Soviet A welcome Hililition to condition $51,900. Philbrick projectorrojcctor, metal cases for 9m Main Street. Call 643-4846. DETROIT — The strike by 170,- the Manchester Sheltered Workshop, the creative woman's U- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 35mmmm slides,stl Rockwell 10" LOVELY six room duplex, cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 22 000 workers against the Ford a donation which signifies the begin­ hraiy, these hamly hooks radial saw. Call 649-1290. BOTTl’S FRUIT Farm - three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, MANCHESTER - Main tested their descent module today of lovely ilesip:n8 are a SOUTH WINDSOR - Im­ Fresh apples, pears and fresh appliances, garage, all elec­ [HBRS/ WATERBURY — The prosecu­ Motor Co. entered its second week ning of this year s campaign to raise Street, one, two and three in final preparation for a return to Kootl refeience source. maculate three bedroom DRESSES and SUITS - For sweet apple cider. 260 Bush tric, central location. $280. room offices available. Call tion and defense in the second today with Ford President Lee A. funds for the retarded citizens Blue • Hibhon Ranch. Newly decorated, Hill Road, Manchester. Available October 15th, 646- Murray Gold double murder trial earth. They were rocketed into Quilta; Quilts on sale. Size 16, excellent condi­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- lacocca at least outwardly op­ The local council has been involved appliances, fireplace, garage, tion. Cafe drapes, two pair. 4288. 4535. 31J CfNTE|ST„ MANCHESTEK, CONN.* Phon* 643-SI3S today expected to begin a fourth earth orbit last week. W Parade; QChicago White Sox won he became foreign minister and then was found in other cars owned by 80 lb. the American League pennant for the minister of defense in Allende’s Letelier or at his home, the FREE Concrete Mix Regular NOW Reg. 2.05 NOW 1.85 first time in 40 years. They lost the socialist regime, was killed Tuesday spokesman said. Theatre schedule SEALER APPLICATOR! World Series to the Los Angeles The military junta which 40 Ib. $ by an explosion in the car he was Sand or Mortar ’ section 5 0 0 450 Dodgers. driving in the street outside the overthrew Allende’s governmet and 10 In 1975, a 46-year-old political ac­ Reg 1,50 NOW 1.35 residence of the current Chilean en­ now rules Chile issued a statement 80 lb. $ goo yao tivist, Sara Jane Moore, attempted to UA E ast 2 — “ Space Sailor Who Fell Fram Grace 16’ section voy. “emphatically repudiating” any con­ UA East 1 — “Missouri "Logan’s Run” 7:05-9:10 Sand or Mortar A Odyssey” 7:00-9:25 With The Sea” 7:30-9:30 assassinate President Ford as he Ronnie Karpen Moffitt, 25, of nection with the killings. Break ” 9:10; “ Buffalo Bill Manchester Drive-In Reg. 2.25 NOW 2.00 UA East 3 — “Great Scout Vernon Cinema 2 — $1050 945 walked;/rom a San Francisco hotel. Potomac, Md., a staff member of the A White House spokesman said and Indians” 7:00 Reopens Friday 75 Ib. 2 1 ’ section and Cathouse Thursday” 7:20- A bullet she fired slightly wounded a President Ford “deeply regrets the Black Top Patch Transnational Institute of Policy 9:10 man in the crowd. Reg. 2.20 NOW 2.00 $1600 1440 tragic loss of life.” Democratic Rockville Showplace 1 — BARGAIN ★ MATINEES 32’ section presidential nominee Jimmy Carter •Ode to Billy Joe” 7:10-9:10 Polyestryne said he was “saddened and shocked” -MlSSOUm bbcawB R U K ' > Rockville Showplace 2 — $1.50T0Dr by the deaths and called for a Ind FIATUNf ALL ACCESSORIES IN STOCK 'BUFFALO BILL and INDIANS' •The Omen" 7:15-9:20 SM>^UNTIL2:30P.IW . Insulation Reagan biggest spender thorough investigation. Vernon Cinema 1 — "The Letelier was one of the few sur­ 20a:ASB f 0 U 0W 6UINSIDE SIGNS BU V NO W an€§ SAVE 111 cluding $3.5 million in public funds. reported $32.5 million in receipts and $29.99 million in expenditures. Adm. y z . THE RETURN # 1 -1 1 , ..* BURNSIDE U-m OF A MAN CALLED HORSE" fh. 2m ?o"^s.5! * sun. 510 lUlHSIDi AVI., I. HT». • 521033) 2:10 4:40 7:10 9:45 PANELING Boston school attendance rate “LOGAN’S RUN” Built with integrity . . unequalled in beauty and durability. PQ • 7 a bltO Abitibi Brand Panels are the ideal wall coverings for today's ,^ ‘IOGAH’S life style. Choose from a wide selection of smooth and textured surfaces to match any room, any style, any budget. And all ol highest since desegregation THIS SHOW 99* r<* RUN” „ them boast of the same Abitibi Brand features' Easy to install Adm. $2 DISTINCTIVE CATERING . . do it yourself with odrinary carpenter tools. Easy to keep BOSTON (UPI) - South Boston Early in the day a group of about 20 room. ” Her father, Warren Zaniboni, ”MAH0GANrAT7 FOR ALL OCCASIONS clean . . wipe with a damp cloth! Little or no maintenance' High School was the scene pf unrest white students staged a sit-down at S iT S ssT Abitibi panelings keep their good looks year after year' filed a complaint against Rosenbaum DU Tuesday as Boston school’s had the South Boston High and refused to go in South Boston District Court. Ac­ highest attendance rate since the city to class. Around the same time a tion on the complaint was delayed un­ 748 Tolland Tpke., Manchester x x began court-ordered busing to group of nine or 10 black students til today, pending an investigation. 4 8 V4” desegregate its schools two years staged a similar demonstration. The tension and fighting at South PhoRe 646-7558 Frost • Heirloom Cherry ago. After about 20 minutes both groups Boston High prompted school of­ NOW AT • Riviera Walnut Citywide, 81.6 per cent of the broke up, according to school of­ ficials to call for school buses 15 I Come and vialt our all New Building and Banquet • Huntingwood Walnut students in grades one through 12 ficials. minutes early. The seventh period I Hall, with its ideal facllltlea. SPECIAL attended classes. At South Boston A 16-year-old white male student was cut short and all students were ■ If you are planning a Wadding, Banquet, Annlver- Reg. y$6.95 High School 790 students were pre­ was charged with assaulting a white sent home early. I *ary, or maybe a Chriatmaa Party, or whatever LOW sent, a year’s high. But the suspen­ male teacher at South Boston High. School officials attributed the in­ I the occaalon may be — we atill have a law dates sion of 15 white and nine black His case was continued until Oct. 5 in creased tension at Southie to the high 1 available. 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l(An owlish editor’s notebook By FLOYD LARSON manrheatf r Sit? titn^ Hpralb ^ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '’~*'*^*~~'iTwiwwirMiiMiMmnMaawnMWBriwwwifnaMBfcii i» * t* niw«iii j w;*:;*V**.*.v I II II l i t I ii Ford and his Democratic Second, we should be slow to come and it has stayed median for However, he says past experience government, but why they are often we go to the polls to vote challenger Jimmy Carter still make snap judgments during more than 20 years. has taught him that the more money needed in the first place. against something or, in what must is slated for Thursday night. the progress of the debates. And he’ll bet you any amount up to the government needs the more rich be the ultimate in political cynicism, Experience has taught us that, One of our favorite television the candidate who represents the For those of us who can more often than not, the shows on Sunday is CBS’s 60 minutes lesser of two evils. Instead of being which for two Sundays in a row has indifferent to what is going on, remember the historic debater wishing to make a Kennedy-Nixon debate of 1960, been less than 60 minutes because of maybe the American voter is too con­ major point usually repeats it football. Our only comment is that cerned to cast his vote for anything there can be some misgivings and enlarges upon it as the we> must be living in a time warp or anyone who does not measure up, depending on whether we are debate progresses. Too often when 60 minutes is 45 or less for a Republican or Democrat. the casual listener will let news show and 60 minutes of football P.S. — In the current political drags on for hours. himself be turned on too soon climate, the only change we can Thus, we think some (Don’t blame us for the above foresee in any effort to increase the guidelines to watching or turned off too soon by a f ^ observation, we found it under our number of register voters is an in­ Thursday night’s debate are in statement that lacks initial MtAf' ’S, door signed, “Heidi.” ) crease in the stay-at-home percen­ order. qualification. So be patient OhMCtS. tage. AH0 before jumping to any conclu­ tNAfPy Getting back to politics, we Over 35 First, the important thing sion. Again, the key to a debate couldn't help but smile a bit when Carter has found whistle-stopping Carter promises a return to full pari­ about the debate is whether or is information, not the I to be a fun way to campaign and Great Stores not the electorate will come ty to a group of drought-stricken reportedly is planning another choo- dramatics of an exchange of farmers in South Dakota, away from it better informed 0 € > L? If we Congttt»

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Arrests made or summonses warrant with third-degree burglary He was held on a $5,000 bond. Carter’s lust statements makes income tax unlikely in 1977 issued by Manchester Police in­ and first-degree larceny. Police said • Herman L. Green, 24, of Hart­ cluded: the charges stem from an August ford, charged on a re-arrest warrant with third-degree larceny. He was • Thomas E, Parmlee, 21, of 2162 house break on W. Carter St. in which By GREGG PEARSON phone numbers. Others took the will continue his work in the fields of get more than $250 per pupil. M anchester Rd , Glastonbury, furs and jewelry were reported held on a $500 bond, police said, for were strictly biblical Herald Repoler legislative markers off their cars,” juvenile reform and weapon control. ‘‘Every town in the Fourth stolen. The warrant was served in court appearance today. charged at 1:30 a m today with Barry said. He also said he would like to see Senatorial District would be better carrying a dangerous weapon in a court when Pugliese appeared on • Charles E. Burdick. 16, of 499 State Sen. David Bagry told members of the Democratic Club of The senator said he does feel that legislation enacted that would off under the equalized list, " Barry motor vehicle and carrying a another matter, police said. He is Foster St,, South Windsor, charged Bv WESLEY G. PIPPERT sins are worse than others. The forgive and ye shall be forgiven.” Manchester that public opposition to there may now be more support require mandatory sentences for se­ said. revolver without a permit. Police still in custody. Tuesday with two counts each of PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - Jimmy greatest commandments are to love In Playboy, Carter referred to a state income tax is still loud enough among legislators for the tax, but he cond offenders and flat terms for cer­ Barry also told the crowd of his said the charges were lodged after • Russell E. Labonte, 28, of 35 reckless driving, driving without a Carter’s statements about looking God and one’s neighbor and Christ’s story about the smug to prevent the next legislative ses­ thinks the public’s reaction to such a tain crimes. He said that the issuing campaigning thus far. Parmlee was stopped while driving Grant Hill Rd., East Hartford, license, driving an unregistered lustfully at women, and God’s presumably not to do so is the most Pharisee who thanked God, "I am sion from enacting such a tax. tax would not be much different than of a one-to-eight-year term for the "Going to fairs and eating kielbasa into Manchester from the scene of a charged on a court warrant Tuesday motor vehicle, failure to obey an of­ forgiveness, were strictly biblical. grievous sin. It does not make sins of not as other men are, extortioners, it was five years ago. — That's mainly what I've been ficer's signal, and misuse of marker “If you’re going to sell an income same crime produces ‘‘uneven domestic disturbance in Glaston­ with obtaining a controlled substance "Ye have heard that it was said by personal immorality worse than such unjust, adulterers, or even as this "Unless I don’t read the Fourth results throughout the state.” doing,” he said with a laugh. "It’s a plates. Police said the charges in­ tax, now is not the time,” Barry, who bury. He was held on a $5,000 bond by forgery or alteration of a prescrip­ them of old time, thou shait not com­ sins as .social injustice.. publican,” Luke 18; 12, Christ said Senatorial constituency right, I don’t He spoke favorably of an equalized lot of time, it's a lot of effort but it's volved two separate incidents, one is seeking re-election in the Fourth lor appearance today in Common tion. Police said the charge was mit adultery,” Jesus Christ said in John 8 tells the story of the the publican, a tax collector who think there will be a long line of peo­ grand list concept for state aid to a lot of fun. Aug. 31 and the other Sept. 9, of Senatorial District, told the group Pleas Court 12, East Hartford. lodged in connection with a recent the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew Pharisees, the religious people of the sought forgiveness, was the truly ple- at my door asking me to vote for towns for education. The state “ But, I'm not going to these fairs police pursuit of a motorcycle. Court gathered at the First Federal • Harry A Pugliese. 24, of 225 Manchester incident involving 5; 27-28. "But I say unto you, that day, who caught a woman in righteous man, not the Pharisee. the state income tax,” he said. "I presently gives $250 per pupil to each just to have kielbasa and hot dogs," Center St . charged on a court alleged use of a stolen prescription. date is Oct. 19. whosoever looks upon a woman to In regard to Carter’s choice of Savings Bank Tuesday night. adultery. Jesus told them, "he that is He pointed to five years ago, when feel compelled during the next two town in the state. Under the he said. "The only way you find out lust after her has committed without sin among you, let him first language, Christ tore into the the state legislature approved a state years to stay within our'present tax equalized proposal, towns that are what people want is to go out and talk adultery already with her in his cast the stone at her" Pharisees, calling them hypocrites, income tax. structure.” financially better-off would receive to them. People are not reluctant to heart.” The Pharisees, their consciences snakes, vipers, "ye blind guides, Barry told the audience of about 25 less money from the state, and towns tell you what their views are, " he In his controversial interview in which strains at a gnat and swallows "The public reaction was terrible. convicting them, left. “Neither do I Some legislators had to get unlisted persons that, if he is re-elected, he with a less-solid financial base would said Drug firm requirement Playboy magazine. Carter said that condemn thee,” Jesus told the a camel .... ye are like whited although he tried not to sin, he woman. “Go, and sin no more,” sepulchres, beautiful outward, but sometimes did "because I'm human Jesus told his disciples on another within full of dead men’s bones,” creates polio vaccine shortage and I’m tempted" occasion, Luke 6; 37: "Judge not and Matthew 23. "Fve looked at a lot of women with ye shall not be judged: condemn not On another occasion, Luke 14; 34, lust. Carter said. "I've committed Christ said worn out salt was not fit Irregular ordained women priests pose problem ATLANTA (UPI) — A nationwide all persons receiving the vaccine in ment to insure by contract that and ye shall not be condemned: shortage of polio vaccine has public health programs sign in­ parents or guardians of children adultery in my heart many times. for "the dung hill.” developed because a drug company is formed consent forms which warn of receiving the vaccine s ip the forms, This is something that God By DAVID E. ANDERSON were validly ordained and the two conditional ordination method or the pleas of the beleaguered 10 and I Herald photo by Dunn) demanding recipients be warned of possible harmful side effects. according to John Williams, who recognizes I will do — and I have UPI Religion Writer wings could be reconciled. were free to form their own version scrapped the more lenient proposal done it — and God forgave me for it.” 2 the drug’s possible side effects, ac­ Lederle wants the federal govern­ handles drug contracts for the CDC. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The But in adopting that statement, of regularizing. for the stiffer requirement. Discuss issues cording to the national Center for Carter also said he would not con­ Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops calling for an act nearly all of the The 10 who are faced with the And to clarify that, the bishops will Disease Contol. demn a man who leaves his wife and is caught in a bind on how to deal women have publicly opposed, the problem argued for a provision that take up the issue once again today, Sen. David Barry (left), talks over a campaign issue with Bob The CDC said Tuesday that health Kite-flying contest "shacks up with somebody out of Hanglider pilot killed with the 15 women priests who by the bishops appeared to the women’s would call for a "completion” of the debating a resolution that would Bletchman, president of the Democratic Club of Manchester. departments across the nation are wedlock. " He quoted Christ as act of their irregular ordinations supporters to be acting punitively Philadelphia and Washington or­ make conditional ordination the only SIMSBURY (UPI) — An autopsy specially constructed runway on the Barry, who is seeking re-election in the Fourth Senatorial running out of the vaccine just when saying, in effect, 'don't consider dramatically raised the question of and vindictively and implying that dinations. It would not involve reor­ way of dealing with the women. was to be performed today on Alfred west side of the mountain Tuesday. mass immunization programs for yourself better than someone else priesting women. the ordination’s in Philadelphia and dination and would imply that the In addition, they will discuss District, spoke to the club Tuesday night. set for Saturday J. Mulazzi Jr., 28, who fell 100 feet to Mulazzi plummeted earthward, schoolchildren are reaching their because one guy screws a whole On Tuesday, the bishops accepted a Washington were invalid. controversial services were several proposed “conscience " his death while trying to launch a first striking a treetop before landing peak. The Outing Club of Manchester sor a kite-flying contest Saturday bunch of women while the other guy theological statement urging that the In addition, it remained unclear as theologically and sacramentally clauses which could allow local 2 hanglider from atop Talcott Moun­ on rocks, state police said. He was It attributed the shortage to the in­ Community College (MCC) will spon- beginning 10 a.m. is loyal to his wife. The guy who's 15 go through a “just in case” or to whether the statement was a valid although irregular. bishops the right to refuse to ordain sistence of Lederle Laboratories that tain. prounounced dead at the scene short­ Signs on the main campus at loyal to his wife ought not to be con­ “conditional” ordination to directive to 10 diocesan bishops, who But the bishops refused to listen to women. Auto insurance availability Bidwell St. will direct contestants descending or proud because of the State police said Mulazz of ly after the 3:30 p.m. accident. regularize the women so that the rest have irregularly ordained priests in Wethersfield failed to get the proper and spectators to the upper parking relative degree of sinfulness" Police said the accident was still of the Church could be assured they their pastoral care, had to follow the lift in his hanglider, launched from a under investigation. to be discussed at NAIC lot where the competition will take The Bible does not say that some Yesterdays 4th District Democrats place. HARTFORD (UPI) - The if it is no, he wants to know why The contest is open to interested availability of automobile insurance agents think there are restrictions. persons of all ages and is free of will be among the topics at the He said agents in Connecticut name Ferris chairman charge both to competitors and to Elected to church post 25 years ago Parkade Merchants Association endorses the Downtown Renewal northeastern meeting of the National report the writing of new auto in­ spectators. PARKAK BAKERY Miss Olga Krupen, a scholarship The Rev. J. Fournier, pastor of gregation in Brookfield, Conn. He is a Association of Insurance Com­ surance policies has been curtailed Officers elected to head a newly man in East Windsor; Clifford John­ Rail line priorities project. Entries will be accepted in five W. MIDDLETPKE. MANCHESTERPARKADE Emanuel Lutheran Church, has been graduate of Upsala College, and the winner, enters the University of missioners which begins Sunday. or restricted. formed Democratic 4th Senatorial son. a town committee member in categories of competition. They are elected area coordiator of the Lutheran School of Theology in Rome, The commissioners of the New Finally, the commissioner said Coventry: and David Della-Bitta, a termed inadequate District organization were an­ best homemade kite, highest flying District Lutheran Churches serving Chicago. The Republican Women’s Club England states. New York. New Tuesday he asked the companies, town committee member in Glaston­ Biology grant nounced today. kite, most unusual kite, best control Northern Connecticut. He is married and the father of opens season. Jersey and the Virgin Islands have "What suggestions do you have to State Central Committee members bury, NEW YORK (UPI) — Connecticut Transportation WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Univer­ of a kite on a single string, and a As district leader, the Rev. Mr. three daughters. The family lives at Bernard Bloom is appointed in­ been invited. solve, or at least alleviate, the John J. Sullivan of Manchester and Commenting on the meeting. Commissioner James F. Shugrue says the state’s in­ sity of Connecticut project studying demolition derby. Entrants in the Is Open Fournier will represent the churches 93 Ashworth St. The Rev. Mr. Four­ structor of psychology at Trinity Connecticut Insurance Com­ problem of a restricted market.” Sullivan and Mrs. Wasik said that the dustry and commerce needs may not be reflected in a the effect of sewage treatment plants Audrey M. Wasik of South Windsor last event will attempt to knock op­ on the New England Executive College, Hartford. missioner Jay W, Jackson, host com­ He said he expects to receive replies purpose of the organization is to proposed federal priority classification of the nation’s nier is chairman of Manchester ha been given a $10,545 renewal grant said that William Ferris, former ponents' kites to the ground but keep Board of the Lutheran Church. He Council on World Hunger, a member missioner for the meeting, has from most companies by Sunday’s town chairman of Glastonbury, was promote Democratic candidate in rail lines. 10 years ago by the U S Environmental Protec­ their kites airborne. Prizes will be and ready will also perform official duties of of Motion Committee, a member of written to insurance companies start of the commissioners’ meeting elected chairman at a meeting of the area, and to provide a forum for Shugrud said Tuesday although two Connecticut lines A storm dumps 1.55 inches of rain tion Agency. awarded for each event. the church such as church in­ Rotary, and Division chairman for which do business in Connecticut and which runs through Tuesday. leaders from the eight towns in the communications between the eight have been designated in the highest classification, known for your on town, the heaviest since The agency Tuesday said it would A highlight of the day will be a stallations and dedications. The Rev. the current United Way campaign. asked if they have restricted the Jackson will leave office Oct. 1, district. towns in the district and the state as class A mainline, the method used in determining February; this is the first month be the third annual grant to Dr. John demonstration by George LaFleur, Mr. Fournier has been pastor of the He is the former president of the writing of new policies. shortly alter the meeting ends, to Other officers elected include representatives and the state priorities diminishes Connecticut's importance as a since November 1963 that the town Buck, associate professor of biology, proprietor of Keoki's Kites in South Holiday Orders Em anuel church since 1971. Manchester Area Conference of If their answer is yes, he wants to become Gov Ella T. Grasse s legal Maureen Houle, former Democratic senator. market area. has had average or above average who heads the project at the Noank Glastonbury of several exotic kites Previously he started a new con­ Churches and the Manchester Clergy know where the policy is in effect and counsel Town Chairman in Bolton, as vice The meeting was attended by Sen. The two lines are the New Haven-Springfield line and rainfall. laboratory. from his collection. Association. chairman and Patricia Tracy, a David M Barry who praised the dis­ the shore line between Boston and New York. Call 649-6820 member of East Windsor's Town trict for this new association and said Sbugrue told a hearing the best north-south service for Refreshments will be available. S Committee, as recording secretary that he was looking forward to Connecticut shippers is over the Poughkeepsie Bridge, a We would like to wish all our friends a In case of rain or insufficient wind, fire-damaged span that needs to be rehabilitated, and A bylaws committee was also working with the group on district Happy and Healthy New Year named at the meeting. Its members problems. the contest will be held on Sunday. tbrougb the yard at Maybrook, N.Y. FDA bans two widely used food dyes He said the New Haven-Springfield line, which con­ are Mary O'Hare, a town committee Towns in the district are Andover, WASHINGTON (UPI) - an unappetizing dirty however, told UPI the substitutes have been its possible role as a Medi- Views For further information, call Dr. nects with the gateway at Selkirk, N.Y., is more cir­ Herald & Thelma any food or ingested drug member in South Windsor: R, Paul East Windsor, Bolton, Coventry. Sebastian P, Mudry, advisor to the The government today but it may be used in exter­ orange color. color is still being used in found cancer causer. cuitous in reaching central Connecticut. and the Staff The FDA also said 10 Mueller, town committee vice chair­ .South Windsor, Hebron, Glastonbury, club, at 646-4900, extension 272. banned the red dye used to nally applied medicines, It foresees a ruined cosmetics and is “very im­ The bans are the second Michael Dworkin, B. SC. and Manchester. \ color maraschino cherries, such as mercurochrome. market for the 18,000 to 20,- portant" to the industry, major FDA attack on food other color additives whose despite claims the action The other dye, carbon 000 cherry growers — although he could not es­ c o lo rs th is y e a r In use is approved for Regfetered PharmscM February, after a decade cosmetics — but which ap­ E will cause economic dis­ black, is banned because m ostly in M ichigan, timate the actual usage. aster in the industry which there are no test methods California, Oregon, The National Confec­ of controversy, the agency parently are not being used Harvard Nutritionist... produces them. available to detect possible Washington and New York tioners Association has banned Red No. 2, once the - will be banned in 30 days It also banned a black cancer-causing agents that — whose entire crops wind said the black color was nation's most widely used because the industry no disputed on food additive dangers... longer is asking for con­ dye used in eyebrow pen­ may exist in it, the agency up in cakes, cookies and once used for candy but food coloring, because of Dr Frederick Stare, Harvard nutritionist, wrote cils and maA;ara and once said. It may no longer be other confections, or in the safety questions including tinued approval for them in his column in the Hartford Courant on Sept. 8, IT’S fi D&L FAIL used to color licorice, gum- used in food, drugs or bottom of whiskey sour and 1976 that even the most natural foods contain toxic drops and other candy. cosmetics. Manhattan glasses. chemicals, like arsenic, cyanide and oxalic acid great blazes! The bans, effective im­ The only approved food The carbon black ban found in lima beans, spinach or rhubarb. "And don't P mediately, are necessary use for Red 4 is in will have less impact. The be concerned about chemicals natural or syn­ because of unanswered maraschino cherries, of Cosmetic, Toiletry and PARKADE thetic." He then very nicely ends by saying that safety questions, the Food which American con­ Fragrance Association, food additives and pesticides present no problems which represents 90 per save on and Drug Administration sumers buy $100 million In the lirtt place araanic and cyanide are com­ said in a statement. every year. cent of that industry, said Health Shoppe bined chemically in nature In luch a configura­ In the case of the cherry The Maraschino Cherry "Many of our members tion that man ha« learned through thoutanda of dye, Red No. 4, the ban is Association contends there have already switched to years ol metabolizing, to make them Inartl How needed because of a possi­ is no adequate substitute- iron oxide” because of a can you compare them lo classic sportcoats for Red 4 and the ban will ’supply problem” with ble “association beween NATURAL VITAMIN-E BHA...DDT...DIeldrin...DE8 (hormone used lo the color and urinary result in cherries that are carbon black. fatten cattle and chlck#na)...PVC (plaatlca) all bladder polyps (tumors) An FDA spokesman. 100 SUPER new to men In thla century. Man hat not laarnad for men and atrophy of the adrenals to metabolize these chemicalt. They have been (glands) in dogs” tested, I.U. Reg. *3.30 SPECIAL known to be concentrated In the liver and have a the FDA said. toxic accumulative affect attar 15-25 yaara, Under the order Red 4 D-ALPHA TOCOPHEROL giving rise lo possible cancer, as attssted by WOOLS f Regularly $55 NOW *44 may no longer be used in many environmental scientlstal From Mixed Tocopherol. Con­ taining D-ALPHA, D-BETA, No long term "Chrortic tiudlei" have been D-GAMMA and D-DELTA done on over 6,000 chemicali that could find CORDUROYS f Regularly $40 NOW *32 their way Into our food chain. We thould not be SAVE from Natural Vegetable Oils. 189 happy by whet we do know. I am more concarnad Schrager jury Contains No Flavoring or SMALL about what we DON'T know about the long term selections *1.41 Coloring. ■ ■ SIZE effects to our health! For example We have inadequate facts concer­ Hurry In while the supply lasts! continues 4.50 ning the toxicitics ol these chemicals when com­ Great savings on classic fall blazers with HARTFORD (UPI) - SPECIAL C-500 TABS bined with Benzopyrene, a substance found in the clean, trim tailoring you love Two 63-year-old women SUPER SPECIAL smoked or charcoal broiled meats or fish in causing cancer of the intestinal tract' 2 to wear, In this year's favorite fashion are the fourth and fifth Each Tablet Contains jurors chosen in the shades. Choose rich 100% wool blazers Vitamin C 500mg. Dr Stare is saying a little bit of poison won't m urder trial of Gary (with Rose Hips hurt, however, he is ignoring the long term ac­ In navy, camel, rust or green, reg. $55, now $44. Schrager, 33, of New Bri­ Don’t Bioflavonoids 100mg cumulative effect of these chemicals and the bodies Or, choose soft 100% cotton corduroy In camel, tain. INABILITY to break them up' Rutin 50 mg brown or green, regularly $40, now $32. Selection resumed today Miss in Hartford County Hesperldin 25 mg Furthermore, pedlalriclant’ Drs. Falngold and Come In and pick up a season-full at D&L Cott having Invatligated thousands ol children in Superior Court for the pan­ Our Acerola 10 mg SAVE Men’s Shops, Corbins, Avon, Bristol, their practices, found that VERY MINUTE el of 12 jurors who will Get Ready for the Winter Flu Season! M .51 2 NEW amounts of artlllclal food coloring and (Isvors, as Manchester and New Britain. determ ine the fate of Scharger. .He is charged well as preservatives cause very tubfla changes I CIRCULAR in the brains of children. In over 75% ol fh# cases, with six counts of murder In they have been able lo reverse hyparkinetia and in the Oct. 19, 1974, deaths PANTOTHENIC ACIDi other behavorial problems merely by eliminating of six persons inside the sugars as well as these artificial chemicals In Donna Lee Bakery in New Today’s Super 100 mg. their dielsl Britain. Paper Judge Edward C. Hamill 100 Tamets Special Women should real their labels when food shop­ Tuesday excused 50 of 69 ping and should be VERY concerned about what potential jurors Reg. *2.20 SAVE 51C goes into their family's mouths' Both the defense and As Harvard's *Dr Jean Mayer, Dr Stare's prosecution have agreed to colleague, once stated Dr Stare should not go to select four additional PRICI BRIAKI COUPON COUPON the other extreme of no concern over chemicals in jurors to serve as alter­ our food, but should view them with more nates. In the five days of 1 Full SUNFL6WER suspicion' selection, four women and DuPont Lucite® Wall Paint BRAN Pound •Dr Jean Mayer has just been named Dean ol Tulls one man have been picked Medieal Sehiwl for the jury. SEEDS On Page 4 IKl ST iOlH Ht tLIH TO )(HH One of the jurors chosen 1 Full ‘ 1.39 not TOH iA/> ins f‘Rt:s< Rim oys to Tuesday is a retired in Circular...... NOW Value • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA 29« Pound IS!" dietary aide from Hartford and the other, an insurance LIGQETT-PARKAOE PHARMACY SAVE 30* WITH COUPON SAVE so* WITH THIS COUPON We Parktdt Shopping Ctntsr Manchester Parkade and Tri-City Plaza, Vernon open Mon inru Fri. ’til 9 p.m.. Sat. 'til 6. company librarian from Deliver W. Middle Tpks. Wethersfield. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept, 22. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL^ Manchester. Conn . Wed . 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Experts r Mrs. Schaffer I to address study I Cheer Detergent TOMATO SOUP BATH TISSUE engineers All Food Mart Stores are new open I WHITE CLOUD - WHITE OR ASSORTED I 10‘ OFF CAMPBELL'S MIG25 I Secretary of the State LABEL 10% OZ. ROLL Gloria Schaffer will dis­ CAN CANS PACK cuss economics and the TOKYO (UPI) - j 490Z.PKG. 1 . American and Japanese I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS experts examining Jhe WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS I ■ COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 3S. COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 25 COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT , SEPT 35 Soviet MIG25 flown to Sundays 9a*m. to 4p.m. I iiMIT ONE PKG. • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. LIMIT a CANS - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ■ ■ LIMIT ONE 4 ROLL PACK • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. | northern Japan by a defec­ J L . . . , ------J ting pilot may gain insight into just how effective Rus­ sian weapons systems are, a U.S. m ilitary source said WINI ji 1,000 Tuesday. The source said the HOW TO WH experts now dismantling F R tt WIN UP TO PLAY QUIK CASH! the plane at Hakodate air­ WALDBAUM'S QUlKCAeH port 500 miles north of V WALDBAUM'S 1 Tokyo w ill probably dis­ rQ/VPDTOOAVl/ «170,000. IN CASH PRIZES! cover how sophisticated HERE'S HOW YOU CAN BE A QUIK CASH WINNER! the plane's weapons, radar GUARANTEED 66,000 WINNERS! Just stop in at your friendly Food Mart and pick up your free Quik Cash Card. Erase the gold spot on the and electronic Food Mart 4 ^<^0 D ^ l countermeasures are. front of the card with a pencil eraser. Underneath you will find one, two, or three letters.Save these letters sm i w* ^ o o d M a r ^ ‘T m sure the Japanese IT'S FUN! IT'S FAST! IT'S FREE AND EXCITING! •it »' until you can spell one of the words on the back of the card (Thousand, Hundred, Twenty. Ten. Five, or 1 A t . will be looking at that aspect of the plane and it is NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY! One)... then take the cards to your Food Mart manager for your cash prizel a question that we would be Gloria Schaffer interested in," the source said. energy crisis at next Mon­ Asked if investigation of U.S.D.A. CHOICE day's dinner meeting of the the "Foxbat" jet fighter SHENANDOAH • GRADE "A" U.S.D.A. CHOICE Hartford Engineers Club. could provide insight into The event is scheduled Food Man helps make your other Russian weapons FRESH for 6:30 p.m. at Willie's systems using sim ilar elec­ menu planning easier Steak House in tronic technology, such as with a great selection of foodi SIRLOIN STEAK Manchester. missiles and naval fire con­ for the Jewish New Year! m LONDON BROIL Mrs, Schaffer Is the trol systems, the source EMPIRE KOSHER TURKEYS Democratic candidate for said, "1 think that is a TOMS 16 • 20 LBS. AYG. U.S. Senator from Connec­ reasonable statement." BARBECUE TURKEYS SHOULDER ticut, but Engineers Club The plane in which Soviet officials say her Monday Air Force Lt. Viktor 1. « TO 12 LBS, ^ E B ^ C B C 5 LB. BAG night appearance in Belenko flew to Japan in a AVERAGE l b . Manchester will be "non­ bid for U.S. asylum was * 1 . 4 9 p o litica l" Empire Kosher Turkeys AV»AOE LI. 89c being dismantled in a makeshift shelter at Empire Kosher Pullets r. 95c Hakodate airport by a Gefllte Fish nO KCACH 2 7 OZ CAN $1.09 U.S.D.A. CHOICE team of experts that in­ ^.''guG AR CAB proposes cludes 11 American Gefllte Fish HAN^SCHEWITZ ^JAR $1.49 10-14 LBS. PORTERHOUSE experts. The pilot has been AVERAGE $ 1 6 9 overbook Goodman’s Egg Noodles pkE 55c granted asylum in the U.S.D.A. CHOICE United States. FRESH MAINE STEAK I n IB- SU6AR notices Manischewllz Matzo Meal '°°a 33c WHOLE U S 0 A CHO ICE B O N ELESS VTATER ADDED WASHINGTON (UPI) - Manlschewltz Matzo looz pkg 49c WITH COUPON Airlines which overbook FOWL > Top Chuck Steak LB * 1 . 2 9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS * 'd OZ flights may have to give Matzo Ball Mix MANISCHEW1T2 U.S O.A CHO ICE PKG FRESH WHOLE SHANK BUTT BELOW! written notice to Manlschewltz Borscht PEROUE Chuck Steak UNDERBLADE LB.^^ 9 SHOULDER 0 9 passengers that they could ROAST U S.O.A CHO ICE lose their seats and would Gold’s Borscht 2202 ROASTERS PORTION PORTION be entitled to compensa­ Ticket rip GEM SMOKED PORK LARGE END - (6&7) Chuck Roast UNOERBLADE LB * 1 . 0 9 Food Club Honey tion as a result. costs Ethel SHOULOER ROAST T a ll The Civil Aeronautics Memorial Candles IN TUM BLER Board has form ally ROLL IFORMERLV DAISY) proposed that passengers $35.25 fine MRS WEINBERGS FROZEN 8 9 s ^ SWIFT PREMIUM 7 9 ; Chopped Liver 7 0Z CONTAINER fuC OUR BEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE be given notice that if their BARNSTABLE, Mass. confirmed reservations are (UPI) — Ever have the LAZY MAPLE A A i Breaded Veal PattiesLB69‘= *1.29 5 LB. BAG not honored, they may urge to rip up a parking PEELED t DEVEINEO U Center Cut Slices *1.89 SEAFOOD SPECIALS OF THE WEEK! SAUSAGE ^:77 U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESH BRISKETS receive a "compensatory ticket? Consider the case PERRI HOT OR SWEET payment" unless the a ir­ of Ethel Kennedy. RIB SMALL Sliced Beef Liver lb 4 9 " FRESH SCROD FILLETS r . ‘ 1 . 5 9 END 49 Flat or Center Cuts line can arrange satisfac­ The widow of the late ITALIAN POINY CUYS (U 1 0 ) DOMINO SUGAR tory alternative transpor­ FRESH FILLET OF SOLE L. * 1 , 9 9 ROAST GEM CHILD MUD U.S. Sen. Robert F. 1 SAUSAGE WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND tation. Kennedy was fined $31.25 COD FISH CAKES 3 LBS. * 1 , 3 9 Sliced Bacon OR COLONIAL L B ^ .3 9 M g f l i THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., ra rw f j In a series of notices this week for ripping up a «1.4S FRANKS SEPT. 2S. LIM IT ONE S LB. BAG ON COUPON PER published in the Federal parking ticket under the FAMILY. Register, the CAB nose of the police officer 'PICK YOUR OWN" FRESH PRODUCE! proposed that any airline who put it on her car. & which lakes more reser­ The parking ticket in FOODCLUB COU vations than available question was placed on her FRESH SNO-WHITE DOMINO SUGAR YOMATO JUICE seats must not only place car in a ' no parking " zone AND FLAVORS signs at ticket counters the afternoon of Sept. 3 in explaining the practice to LIBBY'S - 46 OUNCE CAN 50* off passengers but also must Hyannisport by summer 64 OUNCE BOHLE LB. BAG ON ANY 1 LB. PKG. "DIAM OND" patrolman John H. Ebel. carry the notice in large CAULI­ type on the ticket itself. Ebel said Mrs. Kennedy approached him to protest Regulations require an soon after he issued the WALNUT MEATS airline to get the passenger ticket. He said when he to his destination within : WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF 110.00 OR MORE AND two hours of the originally refused to take the tag FLOWER I THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., Food Mart scheduled time if he is back, Mrs. Kennedy ripped I SEPT. 75. LIM IT ONE PKG ON^^OUPON PER FOOD C LU E ■ FAMILY. bumped because of over­ it up and threw the pieces ) LARGE HEADS CHOC FUDGE CREAMY WHITE LEMON » FOOT ROLL CHOCOUTE CHIPS 11 01 BAD 9 9 ' m a c a r o n i _ S H E LL S 7.,, QZ ^ booking and meets certain at his feet. FOOD CLUB FROSTINGS TOPCO ALUMINUM FOIL 25 CRISCD OIL Z4 OUNCE BOTTLE 87' w/CHEESE W/CHEOOAE ,KO D E L MONTE B&M BAKED PEA BEANS ’»» 49' DINNERS 25 other requirements. If that Judge John P. Curley J r., S 6 T D y ip 'A ‘rFLO U R 5 ; a‘ o 7 9 ' TIDE DETERGENT -<>< DRINK PINEAPPLE/ORAPEPRUIT 39 AOUL.II. o Ii UN.rEAilrcD 41 OZ. 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Conn,, Wed., Sept. 22, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Wed., Sept 22, 1976 - PAGE FIFTEEN Cummings likensNoone effort Thirteen inmates flee ICCNTCNNIAL Herald angle Scoreless deadlock Winners “ : t s under cover of riot to tail trying to wag the dog Sh«*rly GolJherg CHINO, Calif. (UPI) - Thirteen Breed’s “so ft... policies are directly Earl Yost State Rep. Theodore Cummings Utilities District. At that meeting, said, “The things I’ve done for the inmates of a prison for teen-aged for Indian hooters of 40 Nutm«‘|( Dr. responsible for the violence.” He responded this morning to a letter Noone, who is a director, distribute town have helped everyone in Sports Editor boys and young men escaped under said Breed and his associates run the won firttl prize of $1 distributed by Lawrence Noone, who a letter to other directors urgiM that . Manchester. Therefore, they help the cover of a riot Tuesday, injuring two in luHl week's seeomi has asked for active opposition in the they and all voters in the Eighth 12th Assembly D istrict, and, institutions as “Boy Scout camps,” By LEN AUSTER guards and fleeing over a fence into a not prisons. Beat the Experts Eighth Utilities District to Cum­ Utilities District oppose Cummings’ therefore, they help the Eighth cornfield. Herald Sportswriler mings’ re-election. bid for a second term in the state Utilities District.” The riot erupted at the California foolliull guessing Twelve of the fugitives were recap­ shed 25 pounds since his club won the When you don’t score you’re Cummings is seeking re-election in assembly. He made specific reference to his Youth Authority Training School — Mixup in scheduling eonlesi witli hut two tured, four by guards riding a big NBA crown three months ago. Foot­ the 12th Assembly District, which in­ In the letter, Noone charged that helping Manchester obtain $58,000 in which houses about 1,(X)0 felony in­ not going to win. Concurrently, mechanical harvester through the Due to a foul up in scheduling East ball season is just two weeks old wrong guesses in 16 cludes much of the Eighth Utilities Cummings "has acted only In a unused school construction grant mates between 14 and 25 — when if you don’t allow the opposi­ cornfield refuge, ringed by more Catholic High’s scheduled football and baseball has a month to go and g u 111 e s a n <1 a District. He spoke of Nodne, without negative and detrimental manner monies, his helping get $255,000 for Tabasuri was knocked unconscious game against powerful Xavier High tion any, you’re not going to The Founding Fathers than 200 law officers. already hockey and basketball .teams tielireuker seore of referring to him by name, when he regarding the (Eighth Utilities) dis­ the community college, and the by a blow to the head from a of Middletown Oct. 23 at Mt. Nebo lose either. would be astounded to learn Guard Gary Cauble, 30, was in muscular inmate, who drew him into are launching pre-season drills. The 38. said, "The person does not live in the trict.” assembly’s work on a bill to make It that 150,041,000 Americans under the arc lights has been New England Whaler sessions at the easier for the town to bond for issues serious condition with a fractured a cell, feigning illness. That’s the way it was yester­ 12th Assembly District, yet he’s Cummings said, “If what Noone ■i-i-ij will be eligible to vote in the switched to Dillon Stadium in Hart­ Glastonbury Arena are open to the Put MeCiee of 27 suggesting that the Eighth Utilities affecting fire protection. skull at San Antonio Community Authorities described the inmate, day at Memorial Field as says is correct. I'm to serve only the igB forthcoming presidential elec- ford one night earlier. public...Condolences are extended to l.ilue St. was seeonii Board of Directors take action con­ Cummings also objected to lion. To vote in the early days Hospital in Upland. Guard Tapiri Jordan Flagg, 20, of Los Angeles, as Mel Siebold, Rec director, said his Eighth Utilities District. I’m not the family of Joe White. The latter, a Manchester High and visiting cerning me. It reminds me a little of Noone’s referring to the “Eighth of our nation, a man had to Tabasuri, 34, was treated and the instigator and leader of the with three wrong anil made that way; they're not my office approved the request of the well-known sportsman and follower, Conard couldn’t dent the the tail trying to wag the dog.” District Committee for the Re- "have a stake in society." He released. breakout. Tony Kastaiiskas of master. My philosophy is to serve all Manchester Riflemen last February died suddenly this week. For many defenses and wound up in a 0-0 The remarks by Cummings came election of Ted Cummings.” •Si::: had to own property or prove In Sacramento, the prison guards As Cauble ran to help Tabasuri, 1.5 Starkweather St. the people , not just a special few.” SSj he paid taxes. And a man had to use Mt. Nebo on Oct. 23 for a night years he trained dogs and competed in response to an action taken by “They are volunteers from the association demanded the immediate Flagg smashed him on the head with CCIL soccer deadlock. The He pointed to some of his ac­ SiS to be “free, white and 21" to game in the Eastern Football in regional field trials...George was tliird, also with Noone at Monday night’s meeting of complishments in the assembly and Eighth District who decided to help dismissal of the director of the state a fire extinguisher, officials said, and League. decision leaves Manchester have a say in choosing the new Ehrlich reports WINF will be the three wrong, tie- the Board of Directors of the Eighth me. They're exercising their right of Youth Authority, Allen Breed. took his keys. Crying “this is a He added that the East request for with a 1-0-1 mark and Conard Sij:; nation’s leaders. The World only area radio station carrying the lireukers deeiiling choice, 1 appreciate their help,” Sijiji Almanac reports. The president of the 4,000-member breakout,” Flagg opened other cells, dates at Mt. Nebo didn’t arrive until at 0-1-1 after an opening upset Cummings said. California Correctional Officers spring. World Series baseball games next tile pi uees for the they said. month. loss to Simsbury. President looking “It's very different for those in­ Association, Arnold Thomspson, said While 13 inmates fled over a fence, Due to a mixup along the line, both •SIO and S.5. dividuals to act than for the Board of an estimated 100 others went on a dates were approved. It wasn’t until Each side had opportunities r li e T u e s d u y Directors of the Eighth District to rampage, smashing television sets, two weeks ago that East Catholic Big year for Yankees to score but couldn’t cash in. night feature in The was told it couldn't have the field. forward to debate work against me,” he said. He Cycle club members arrested furniture and windows, ripping out No matter how you look at, it has The best early attempt was Herald is sponsored pointed out that the directors are phones and setting small fires. ' Jim Penders, acting director of been one fine year for the New York WASHINGTON (UPl) — President special prosecutor’s investigation of about four minutes into the se­ elected by people from the Eighth BETHEL (UPI) - Police Tuesday and took her to their clubhouse on “They were tearing up everything athletics at East, said arrangements Yankees, far from being a majority liv loeui nierehunts. Ford is looking forward to the big political contributions dating back to cond period when a Darrell District. night arrested four members of the Greenwood Avenue in Bethel where — anything not naiied down, ” said were completed yesterday with Hart­ selection last spring to win the debate Thursday with Jimmy Carter 1964 in the President’s home district Hooey header off a corner kick Cummings said that four more Charter Oaks motorcycle club on she was subjected to sexual assault Superintendent Keith Vermillion, ford authorities to use Dillon Field American League’s Eastern Divi­ and aides say he is in “good mental of Kent County, Mich., will not prove which has lights. volunteers have joined his Eighth charges they repeatedly sexually at­ numerous times. who estimated damage at $15,000. sion. With less than two weeks bounced off the Conard shape” for the historic, face-to-face harmful. The Riflemen have to be an all- District committee since a story of tacked a 17-year-old girl on Sept. 1. Morton was charged with four The escapees ducked into a 50-acre remaining, several Yankee players crossbar. It went straight encounter. And White House counsel Philip time mystery team. The team, ap­ Squads tie Noone’s letter appeared in Tuesday’s Elden Morton, 34, of Danbury, counts of first degree sexual assault field of corn, 8 to 10 feet tall. are in strong contention for league down but refused ,to cross the Ford displayed a carefree air by Buchen told reporters that a three- Dennis Previs, 26, of New Milford, parently based in Bloomfield, has Herald. and held in $25,000 bond; Lamontagne Prison guards were reinforced by honors. Thurman Munson, Mickey dancing beyond midnight Tuesday at year statute of limitations covers any Philip LaMontagne, 35, of Danbury, played eight games to date, losing goal line. two counts of first degree sexual 200 San Bernardino County sheriff’s Rivers and Chris Chambliss are all in in hockey the state dinner honoring Liberian violation of federal election laws. and Kenneth Wildman, 27, of Dan­ all, the last two at Mt. Nebo, Manchester came out fast in assault, $15,000 bond; Pervis, one deputies, highway patrol officers and ,the running for most valuable player. President William R. Tolbert. As to the basis for the prosecutor’s bury, were arrested on Court of Com­ although no reports have been turned Baffling to a 3-3 tie yesterday in count of first degree sexual assault, police from Chino, Uplands, Clare­ Ed Figueroa, a sure-fire 20-game the third canto but the Chief­ "I’m getting in training tonight by investigation. Buchen said, “I mon Pleas warrants charging then in on any games. West Hartford were the Manchester Yawl found $10,000 bond, and Wildman, two mont, Ontario, Montclair and winner and staff leader, has to get tains quickly regained control dancing with Betty and the guests,” haven’t the slightest idea unless they with sexual assault. In case anyone is interested, the and Conard High girls’ field hockey counts of third degree sexual assault, Pomona. some consideration for the Cy Young and outshot the Silk Towners, Ford teased reporters when asked are misusing government Police said the four allegedly ab­ Riflemen have Mt. Nebo sewed up teams Manchester is now 1-0-1 for $5,000 bond. A helicopter lanced a spotlight Award. Dock Ellis, a troublemaker about the debate at the historic resources.” vandalized ducted the girl from a Danbury bar for the next five Saturday nights for 9-3. A Brad Newell blast hit the the season and entertains Simsbury beam into the field and officer^ in Pittsburgh but a winner in New (Herald photo by Dunn) Walnut Street Theater in He shrugged off as “de minimus,” league games. right post late in the stanza and High Friday at 3:15. mounted a big corn harvesting York, will get plenty of consideration Philadelphia. meaning “of such minor only the fine goaltending of Conard opened the scoring on a GROTON (UPl) — An owner today machine, cutting a swath through the for comeback of the year laurels and But when asked about Carter’s significance” reports that Ford had Indian Bill Kelly looks skyward for ball penalty corner with the locals knot­ was assessing damages to his 38-foot fieid, while others lined the edges. ISotes off the cuff Billy Martin has to be considered one senior Dave Koski kept views expressed in Playboy accepted a couple of golfing Fitzgerald named Conard fullbark Ted Mclinliie lius liiiek to play ting it on a goal by Cindy Curtis yawl apparently stolen by vandals Flagg was among the four inmates Just Wondering Department: How of the prime candidates for manager Manchester in the game. Magaxine on lust and adultery, he weekends at the Pine Valley Country assisted by Rachel Rosen. The Chief­ who sawed the masts in half and captured in the corn field. long the dirt will remain on the mid­ of the year in the American looked startled, hesitated, and then Club in New Jersey at the expense of The fourth quarter was even tains made it 2-1 on another penalty said 'Tm not going to comment.” scuttled the vessel in the Connecticut “It’s only human nature to escape dle of the soccer field at Charter Oak League...Dennis Coscina, the Cliff- U.S. Steel, with his friend William to gaming post with Manchester picking up timent was echoed by Conard corner with Rosen tying it late in the And in a rare display of reticence. River. captivity,” he shouted to reporters. Park wl^ich extends from one end to side golf pro who won the it all together. We've got to get Whyte as his host, momentum in the overtime. first period on a penally flick The First Lady, asked the same ques­ The yawl Black Mallard was stolen "Can you think of a better reason?” the'other. This field could have been Manchester Open Tournament last Coach Frank D’Annolfo, but in the halfbacks working with the “ I don’t know anything about WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The Both the General Law Committee, Newell broke through for In the second half Conard tallied tion, paused, thought a mqpnent and from its moorings in the Noank sec­ state gaming commission today Three escapees were captured in used to advantage all summer by the week and pocketed $1,000, picked up an opposite vein. “We con­ insides to sustain a drive up- that," he said. the legislative body with jurisdiction again on a penalty corner with said "I really have no comment.” tion of Groton three months ago and named East Hartford Democratic Ontario, after a service station Rec Department soccer an additional $700 by winning the Conard in the first extra ses­ trolled the game 80 per cent of Special Counsel David Gergen told found last month in the river near an over legalized gambling, and the field.” Manchester fighting back and knot­ Carter's pitfalls aside, some of reporters “the President is confi­ Chairman James M. Fitzgerald as its gaming commission have been em­ employe reported youths acting program...Dan Pinto has been State PGA for a second straight year sion and was in all alone but abandoned coal dock in Glastonbury. elected captain of the varsity soccer the time. We had the shots but Danielson cited the work of ting it on a goal by Kim Rideout. In­ Ford's top advisers believe that the dent, he has no real concern.” new executive secretary, formalizing battled in a feud of late, with each suspiciously, and five others — in­ and won the right to compete in the Koski dove and took the ball off But the owners, Mr. and Mrs, team at the University of Rhode just couldn’t put it in. That’s the fullback line — juniors Bob dian goalie Maureen Shea was caught an appointment that had been side saying the other is playing cluding two trying to hitchhike — National PGA next year at Pebble Howard Chamberlain of West Hart­ Island. Pinto lettered in his first his foot. one of our problems. But we Gagnon, Scott Hyde and senior out with 10 seconds to go but back expected for weeks. politics with the gaming issue. were caught nearby. Beach, Calif. Coscina is living up to ford, and police kept the location a three seasons at the Yankee his reputation as the state's top Late in the second five- have a long way to go and we Bob Nurmi — for doing a good Karen Turek prevented the score Glastonbury man secret, fearing further vandalism, The commission, formally known with a diving effort. as the Commission on Special Conference school. With Werner pro...Sol Wolman, crackerjack minute session, Greg Smayda can cause trouble.” job considering the pressure until the vessel was salvaged from Cacace at Eastern Connecticut State sports photographer at the Universi­ on the left wing was sent in The jayvee contest wound up in a 0- the water Monday. Revenue, named Fitzgerald to “ I’m disappointed faced. Koski in goal was accused of fraud Dodd, McKinney named College and Blaz Stimac at East ty of Connecticut, is' in his 25th solo but he was in too deep and 0 .stalemate Charlotte Clifford and Mrs. Chamberlian blinked back replace John MacDonald in the post Stroudsburg State College captaining somewhat,” Danielson stated, credited with 18 saves and his Debbie Dawson played well defen­ HAMDEN (UPI) — A Glastonbury that has day-to-day supervision over year...All Yale home football games sold $7,900 training programs and tears at the site of the masts sawed soccer teams it gives Manchester at this season have 1:30 starting times. didn’t have much to shoot at. “but we have so many young counterpart, Morrissey, 17. sively and Linda Cheney offensively businessman has been arrested and raw material kits for the manufac­ in half by a chain saw. “She’s dirty legalized gambling in Connecticut. to JFK-King inquiry least three serving in this capacity. Chieftain goalie Dave lor Manchester. charged ith attempted fraud in the MacDonald said earlier this month The first will be Saturday against kids playing first string for the Conard outshot Manchester, ture of automobile hood scoops. but she’s beautiful. When you love Pinto is out of East Catholic High and Connecticut...Mike Davis is the 1976 Morrissey held his ground and sale of $7,900 kits to make automobile he would resign Oct. 15 after com­ first time...This team will 21-18. The Chieftains fullback Investors were promised a your boat it doesn’t matter,” she WASHINGTON (UPI) - Speaker Ford, D-Tenn.; Samuel Devine, R- Cacace and Stimac played under golf champion at the Tallwood course hood scoops at home, the state's at­ mission members asked him to step made the stop. come. They just have to learn line of Ted McGahie, Steve purchase order from Deltron for 19,- said. Carl Albert named 12 members of the Dick Danielson at Manchester in Hebron...Stu Jennings, well-known Lovell goal torney’s economic crime unit said down. Ohio; Burt Talcott. R-Calif .; Stewart “ It’s going to be a long 800 hood scoops. Kissinger allegedly Most of the radio and navigation House Tuesday to a new commission McKinney, R-Conn., Charles Thone High...Under league rules, veterans local tennis player, and co-owner of from their mistakes. Too many King and Dave D’Annolfo was today. Fitzgerald resigned as a commis­ season if we can’t find some said Deltron had contracts with equipment was missing. to look into the assassinations of John R-Neb. of 10 years of servicq and five with the Putnam Paddle Tennis Center in are playing with their heads superb with strikers Newell The federally funded agency said Nisson Motor Corp. (Datsun) and sion member, with a $10,000 annual Several youths spotted the vessel in F. and Robert Kennedy and Martin The resolution mentioned the same club in the majors can the Putnam Shopping Plaza in East offense,’’ stated Manchester and Harry Brielman also leads JVs Stephen Kissinger, 21, of Ambler, salary, earlier this month in expecta­ down and not looking over the J.C. Whitney Corp. for purchase of the water and Henry Melleck, a local Luther King and the attempt on the specifically the deaths of King and refuse to go to another team in the Hartford is a CPA...With Jim Coach D'ck Danielson. His sen- Manchester High’s jayvee soccer Pa., was arrested late Monday on the hood scoops. tion of getting the executive upcoming baseball draft...Walter field. What we have to do is put excelling. diving enthusiast, formed a group to life of George Wallace. John Kennedy, with authority for the Penders taking over as acting direc­ team opened the 1976 campaign on a three charges of attempted first Both firms deny the existence of secretary’s job for which he will Alston, dean of managers in the explore the sunken boat. Rep. Thomas N. Downing, D-Va., tor of athletics at East Catholic he successful note with a 1-0 victory degree larceny and held on $5,000 bail any such contracts, the unit said. group to investigate others it may majors, has been under fire since Melleck sent the outhaul rope to receive $31,469 annually. will be chairman of the commission. decide to designate. will relinquish his duties as jayvee over Conard yesterday in West Hart­ pending a court appearance today in The investigation was begun with the Noank harbormaster who iden­ Fitzgerald's pending appointment, mid-season as his Los Angeles Other members will be Delegate Some congressmen who backed the basketball coach. Frank Kinel is ford, East Hartford Common Pleas Court. information supplied by the Depart­ tified it as part of the Mallard. along with the shift of a number of Dodgers failed to win the National Walter Fauntroy, D-D.C., and Reps. resolution that set up the group men­ expected to move up from freshman Sophomore Joey Lovell notched the His firm, known as Deltron In­ ment of Consumer Protection and the Groton police said they had no other jobs on the commission, have League’s Western Division. Second Henry Gonzalez, D-Tex.; Richardson tioned their interest in the Robert to jayvee mentor with Tom Malin the lone tally at the 12-minute mark of dustries, was allegedly engaged in a investigation was a joint one, the leads on who took the yawl, the best is not good enough for the West MHS thinclads been the subject of a legislative in­ Preyer, D-N.C.; Louis Stokes, D- Kennedy slaying and the attempt on top candidate for the frosh hoop posi­ Ace the third stanza with good line play work-at-home buy-back scheme, the crime unit said. reason for sinking it or taking it to quiry by the General Law Com­ Coast club’s followers...Coach Tom Ohio; Yvonne Burke, D-Calif.; Wallace’s life. tion. by Rob Saunders, Tom Roach and economic crime unit said. Deltron Glastonbury. Heinsohn of the Boston Celtics has mittee. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn.; Harold Jim C o I li u r n , I’ete Krupp setting up the score. fomer Manchester post double win The young Indians’ defense led by Voter fraud allegations Country Club Matt Gluhosky, Walt Adamy. Steve Coaches corner member, returned to Pyka and Dave Golnik limited delay Rhode Island tally Conard to a dozen shots, many of the loeal eourse Off to a running start is the Manchester High cross country PROVIDENCE, R.l. wishes of the people of the under Richard Nixon. The them from long range. yesterday and aced team. The Indian thinclads registered two wins yesterday in (UPl) — The Rhode Island state of Rhode Island, " scramble was precipitated By JOHN LaFONTANA tile eighth hole using Board of Elections met state Attorney General by the retirement of Sen. Fast Culholio a seven iron. Rockville, 24-33 over crosstown East Catholic and 18-48 over host today with state and Julius C. Michaeison said John 0. Pastore. Last Saturday we lost our opener 18-0 to Northwest Catholic. Frank ()l)remski, Rockville High. East came out with a 1-1 record as it upended Area soccer federal prosecutors to dis­ before the meeting. U.S. Two top state police in­ Rockville, 20-35, We are starting this year with the least experienced team in the Leo Boudreau and Four of the five area soccer teams cuss allegations of voter Attorney Lincoln C. Al­ vestigators waited outside eumhamsd A im ' eumhenand farms Manchester junior Wes Fedorchak fraud in the contested league and this factor was brought home vividly. Joe Cerina witnessed in action yesterday were victorious mond declined comment the meeting room as was the individual winner with a In jayvee action, Manchester Democratic U.S. Senate We made several key mistakes in­ Rockville moved its record to 1-0-1 until he could examine Providence police the hole-in:one. time of 13:22 over a new 2.73-mile harriers look the first eight places to primary race between cluding two interceptions and two with a 3-1 victory over Bloomfield. facts in the case. examined voting Saturday’s clash with Rockville. course. Teammate Glenn Flosdorf score 15-50 victories over East and Gov. Philip W. Noel and fumbles while Northwest, with a Ellington is now 2-0 after a 3-0 win Unofficial totals com­ machines. Sol* September 23 thru 25 Rockville, alter battling several look second place with Eagle runners Rockville. John Lahda. Paul Turek, auto dealer Richard more experienced club plus an over East Granby, Coventry upped piled by the Noel campaign The police previously problems including double sessions, Luke O'Connor and Eric Lecko Lorber. Thurt. thru Sat offense which has changed little the Eric Elman and Bob Michaud its docket to 2-0-1 with a 3-0 showed a 114-vote lead for had been denied access to seems to be back on the track and taking third and fourth respectively. gathered in the lop four positions, all Tallies of absentee and the governor but Lorber's the m achines in their GRAPEFRUIT past two years, played a nice tight ready to take its place at the head ol whitewashing of Portland and Rham Indian George Trian ran a strong within eight seconds of each other. shutin bailots in the seesaw game and waited for us to make mis­ Is now 2-0 after a 5-2 decision over totals showed Lorber 12 attempt to investigate a the .CVC. They are working with a Cheney race and finished fifth, just four takes, which we did so obligingly. Result: Fedorchak (M) 13:22, 2 race were completed at votes ahead. complaint by Providence veteran club that has grown in size East Hampton High The lone loser There were some good perfor­ seconds behind Lecko, with East’s Flosdorf (M), 3 O’Connor lEX). 4 12:15 a m. but the board More than 155,0(X) votes Mayor Vincent A. Cianci and experience and they were im­ was South Windsor High which tell to aieeafite mances on offense and defense and Steve Colbert taking sixth spot. Lecko (EC), 5 Trian (Ml, 6 Colbert defending Class A champ Bulkeley, 4- was not expected to reveal were cast in the eight-man JUICE that warden tally sheets pressive romping 27-0 over Hall. we must give credit where it is due. Manchester sophomore Ed Lemieux (EC). 7. Babcock (R), 8 Lemieux official totals or certify a Sept. 14 primary to select a showed 2,937 more votes Rockville has fine breakaway hooters 1. On defense, sophomore Rich was eighth and Eagle freshman John iM), 9 Clifford (EC). 10 Strauss nominee until after the candidate to face were cast in the city than runners like Tom Burke and power Harrison had an outstanding after­ Clifford took ninth place. (Rl. meeting. Republican John F. recorded on voter runners so you have to be very noon at linebacker including two in­ "My concerns are that Chafee, former governor signature slips. careful when you defend against the Sports slate the returns reflect the terceptions and many tackles. On triumph and secretary of the Navy Cianci, a Republican, run. Its defense is solid and quick and offense, quarterback Dave Kisner today fired the Board of we will not move the ball against broke several option plays for good Canvassers, which had MILK them without excellent execution. 99% FA T FREE yardage and completed several called his allegation a As usual, the Rockville-East game With junior inside Doug Victor Third 20-win s o t ( Kl< passes. These two players were HRC to prepare political ploy. will be a brightly charged affair. We M Ill M( ( , chosen defensive and offensive showing the way with a two-goal ef­ have had a great rivalry over the fort. the Cheney Tech soccer team W l IIS IR V I THI tIOHT TO players of the week, respectively. years with many upsets on each side complaint form UMIT OUANTITlIt Others showing good form defen­ nipped Prince Tech. 3-2. yesterday at In Menioriam so it’s hard to predict who will have the Beavers’ field. h ri«la> In loving memory ol Mr J Stanley sively were linebacker Frank year for Tiant With no particular agen­ hearings before the com­ the edge. The victory squared the Techmen’s s(M < FK Olsaver. who passed awav September Fitzgerald and Bob Frank, one of our da to follow, Human mission. 22. 1961 To evaluate our team’s chances, 1 ill IN’iim*), safeties. Offensively, Brian Sirois record at 1-1 going into Charter Oak BOSTON (UPI) — Two months ago a struggling Luis Tiant told Relations Commission Commission member would say sometime during this Conference play which begins Friday Kvery day m some small way caught three passes to lead the (HRC) Chairman Lee Ann GALLON season the offense will catch up to Boston Red Sox teammates he was going to win 10 straight Fii»l t iiiliolii- ul '*'1. Joseph Sweeney, attorney, Memories ol you come our way receivers and running backs Mike at 3:15 in Hebron against Rham Gundersen declared Time and years roll swiftly by the defense and will stop making games. the media dust oil their "over-the- riioiiuiM \4|uinaH. .'i: 15 was assigned to draft a Furlong and Arnie Carter ran as well High. Tuesday night’s meeting a But love and memories never die mistakes and start to move the ball He just missed his prediction but hiH ” stories whenever Tiant goes ( ii«-nr\ at Hhuin, complaint form which will as they could on the slimy playing Gherardi got the visitors on the "free-for-all discussion.” Missed by and score. With the young talent we no one cced Tuesday night as Tiant into a mild slump The stories cir­ A:i:> be discussed at the next surface. It was a lackluster after­ score sheet first at 9:31 of the first HRC meeting. Wife and Children have on the club, I know they will notched his 10th win in 11 starts and culated again in July when balding iiitfton ul ''oulh The chairman and four noon for the offense but we hope to period but a goal by Victor at 1 50 of commission members pre­ MARGARINE eventually come around. I hope it the second canto knotted it at the 20th of the season to whip the veteran lost five straight games W imUor ^ correct mistakes in the line for sent centered their discus­ isn’t on the 26th of November. half Milwaukee Brewers, 7-1 At that tunc he made his prediction FortlamI at Bolton sion on themeed for a com­ Pound Doug Landry put Cheney into a 2-1 The three-hit. 12-strikcout perfor­ to his teammates "He told us when I o \ I- li I r > at Kant plaint form to be used by B e edge at the 13-minute mark of the mance assured the 35-year-old Cuban he was a 500 pitcher two months ago, Mam|>ton discrimination complaints "YO U CA N Quartorod third quarter with Victor making it a righthander ol his third 20-win season that he was going to win 10 in a row," ( ( Ol \ \ \\\ so that the HRC would two-goal advantage 45 seconds into in the past four years The win was said catcher Carlton Fisk "Well he ( oiiani al Mam-hcoter. have a permanent record Potato Chips his 178th agaihst 131 losses and lifted won 10 of 11 but I’ll tell you in those 3 9 Catholic kickers the final session. Wolcott tallied for ;i: 15 to be kept on file. ^ last 11 outings he has been as good as Prince to make it 3-2 but the Hart­ his record with to 96-64 since the Red s I . I* a III a I K a •« t Commission member lA K E A ford club couldn’t get the equalizer. Sox rescued him from oblivion in any pitcher in the league ” I .illiolir, 5; 15 Harold Livingston said that Halfbacks Darryl Hanson, Chris 1971 in his last 99 innings Tiant has < IVrli al \ iiial given up 76 hits and just 24 earned in order to substantiate a NEWPORT CLUB nip Bristol East Johnson and Landry and fullbacks Tiant, after hugging his 70-year-old l.rli, ;i:I5 complaint under the Affir­ Eric Kuhn and Ben Hennigan played father and lighting a big Havana runs while pitching eight complete I oii.ird al ^l.ln<•ll«•-»l^•^ SMALLER games Ills 12 strikeouts gave him mative Action Plan, it BEEF & MILD Overcoming a lethargic first half. East Catholic dominated well for Cheney Prince outshot the cigar, said he would have been hap­ (tzirU K 5:1 5 must be in writing. third quarter play and scored in the fourth to register a 1-0 locals, 22-16, with Cheney junior net- pier if the Red Sox were pennant- 826 as a member ol the Red Sox to MKI l» IBM KK5 Soda i / M M ' ------' bound move him into fourth place on Also, it would serve as a soccer victory over Bristol Eastern yesterday in Bristol. minder Gary Marineau cr^ited with ^ i III • l> u r \ at 28oz. bottlai ■# "I don't mind winning 20 any lime Boston's all-time list commitment for the com­ mil The triumph was the Eagles’ se­ 18 saves. M.iin’ln**hT. .i: 15 r FRANKS 1 he winning goal came at the 11:07 but I prefer to go to the World Series ,-\nd. according to Tiant. he is far plaint. If the complaint SIZE.” oi»ort«dflavor»' Our reg. 3/99C cond compared to one loss with their I | #M VKS o mark originating down the left wing. and not win 20. ” said Tiant, who won from retirement "Everyone saying ''alunlaN should appear before the next test Friday in New Britain Halfback Dan Mackey crossed it to 18 regular season games last year, Pm 35 going on 50 That s crazy The HRC for a hearing, the I:V '1' • mi'iiiiicnl on 1, i ■-i.’i' I ’ul oiii' against St. Thomas Aquinas at 3:15 Yankee scout H M m tv n . I the far post where Kevin Williams and then won three more in post­ people talking about me are older HRC would put its V \ > V ’ )l, \',V!.lhl W .llflu'r'.' ol.f.-.l n in! D r a k e s Eastern beat the locals consistant- I*«'iim*> al Maii«’li***‘l»T, headed the ball back towards the MONTREAL (UPI) - Karl Kuehl, season play than I am recommendations on the I.' w.'fk lot Voii .il ly to the ball in the first half and kept 1:50 center where Fred Nassiff gathered fired as manager of the Montreal Yet winning 20 games was impor­ "I don't care what they say, I h. a •> I ( a I li o I i <’ a l form to be turned over to the pressure on. But m atters it in and booted home the game- Expos earlier this month, was hired tant to Tiant. if only to prove that a never lie about my age 1 hope I can the Town Manager. Mrs. O'in Coffee Cake Jr. 9 9 C changed after halftime with East Korkxillf, 1:50 Tcnn V^mCHERS winner. by Ihe New York Yankees Tuesday pitcher can be successful after still pitch when I'm 50 It's not how- Gustafson said she could Z Sl~7oO O The Authority. developing a good short passing *^oiilli \\ im l'o r a I Eastern was credited with 15 shots as a temporary scout for the reaching age 30 Each year fans and old you are or how young It's just not recall any past game and communicating well. Norlliv4t‘«l I allioltc on net and the Eagles 11. remainder of the season whether you can win ” PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 22. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Sept 22. 1976- PAGE SEVENTEEN Standings Reds clinch pennant in style^ Indians impressive^ Erving, Nets B ow lin g National League in squabble ZODI AC- Pat Bartolotto Washburn 477, Barbara Kasl 178-482, Dalelyne Siwik 187, Seifert 199-467, Marge W L Pet. GB June Eccher 182-458, Nan­ DeLisle 465. Phila. 90 59 604 NEW YORK (UPI) — New York Nets’ prin­ cy Ofiara 183-491, Nancy Pitts. 86 65 .570 5 open slate Saturday EARLY BIRDS-C indy McKeown 199-488, Laura NY 60 71 530 11 Phillies up edge over Pirates cipal owner Roy Roe, sounding the battle cry of Doyle 125-140-388, Vi Carr Luginbuhl 175, Laura Gril- Chicago 70 82 461 21V4 By LEN AUSTER Bloomfield, at left tackle and either disgruntled owners, said Tuesday “there must fin 188-462, L. Corbitt 477. 129-365, Bert Botticello 126- St. Louis 68 82 .457 22 Vi Herald Sporlswriter junior Tim Wrobel or sophomore be an end to the notion that contracts freely 365, Fran Doyon 139-347, Montreal 52 97 ,349 38 his 15th homer in the eighth for the The Cincinnati Reds clinched “They should take advantage ot "Everybody said in the spring that Dodgers 3, Giants 2 Scrimmages should be taken Dave Marshall at right tackle. Senior CHURCH- Dave Ahwess Nan Pfaffenbichler 347, Phillies. Tom Underwood went 6 2-3 negotiated are binding only on the owners, not \t i 'Hi this." v^^e had the best team in the league,” Ron Cey’s 23rd homer of the season with a large grain of salt for Bob Ruggiero and sophomore Dave 523, Don Anderson 510, Ed M arcia Cooley, 129, their pennant in style and innings for his 10th win with Tug the players,” including his own superstar Julius W L Pet. GB Zachry was the first player to get he commented. “ Now let’s go in the eighth inning lifted the most of the time they don’t Tyo are at the ends with Kinney and Casey 503, Bill Grant 209- Michele Arn 131, Gail Jar­ x-Cin 97 55 638 suddenly it looks as though the into the spirit of the occasion. He through the front door and not back McGraw finishing up for the Phillies. Dodgers to their victory at San Fran­ Erving. mean much. But if the success, Keifer manning the linebaoking 524. Stan Linier 211-510, vis 125. ____ Los Ang. 85 66 .563 IIV2 Philadelphia Phillies will “go stripped to his underwear, put on a into the title." John Denny suffered his eighth loss cisco and enabled Doug Rau to win posts. Junior Mike Linsenbigler and With four years , . . ... 78 490 22 Vi Don Kusha 550, Mickey Houston 75 through the front door,” too. Groucho Marx disguise and slinked The Phillies’ victory, while the against 10 victories for the Cardinals. his 15th game against 11 losses. Bob­ experienced by Manchester senior Scott Carpenter are at the cor­ remaining on a seven-year, HAPPY IIOUDAYS- San Fran 70 83 .458 27'i Cassello 534, Walt Dunko The Reds mathematically clinched Pirates split a doubleheader with the The Pirates won their first game at by Murcer hit his 22nd homer for the High football can be carried ners with seniors Steve Dawson and $1.9 million contract; Er- 206-594, Max Smole 500. Marti Sarles 131. Dot San Diego 68 84 .447 29 Chicago Cubs, put a real Giants. Christensen 180-345, Jean Atlanta 67 86 .438 30 Vj their fifth National League Western Chicago, 4-3, when Rennie Stennett over into the ‘real thing’, then Mike Presti at the safeties. vine the ABA’s Most “P P®“* ®P' Valuable Plaver the last P*''»'™a‘ely $1,500,000 to x-clinched division title Division title in seven years by mathematical squeeze on the Bucs. delivered a two-run single with two Expos 4, Mets 0 watch out. "We have had competition for jobs Garno 133. National Should the Phillies win eight of their Dan Warthen pitched a two-hitter uLre mI ho! effa Ihe Squires and Hawks to EASTERN BUSINESS T'ueii(lay'!i Results defeating the San Diego Padres, 9-1, out in the ninth inning and reliever The Indians soundly trounced and that’s good. We have people three years, Monday said *u • j * j BLOSSOMS- Barbara Tuesday night while the Phillies went remaining 13 games, the Pirates and Ellis Valentine and Earl he wanted the final four — Jim Sirianni 159-420, Pittsburgh 4-1, Chicago 3-2, League Jim Rooker put down a Cub rally in Bloomfield and racked up 340 yards pushing each other. I feel we’ll have bring Julius back to New Sullivan 501. 1st five games in front of the Pittsburgh would have to win all 12 of their the bottom of the inning with two Williams homered for the Expos, depth (in some places). We have years of his co n tract ■ o Cliff Jones 150-388, Dave games to tie for the title. who dealt 20-game winner Jerry offensively against Loomis Prep. Philadelphia 5, St Louis 1 Pirates in the Eastern Division by strikeouts. But the Cubs dealt the They'll hope to do more of the same good size. We have some speed. The renegotiated because the ’ ' Grzyb 151-401, Mike Davis ST. JAMES- Bette around the clubhouse telling Groucho George Foster had three hits and Koosman of the Mets his ninth Boe said that at that time Montreal 4. New York 0 beating the St, Louis Cardinals, 5-1. Pirates’ hopes a severe blow whn in the '76 opener Saturday afternoon biggest thing is we have kids who Nets’ management had not ■ u . 148, Jim Coleman 136, Paul Vittner 136-144-372, Linda Cincinnati 9. San Diego I The Reds might as well have stories. Soon the champagne was drove in two runs and Bench also Manny Trillo’s single in the 13th in­ defeat. It was only the second win want to play football," Holik cited. made good on several Gilberto 146-374, Gabe Bower 127, Denise at 1:30 at Memorial Field aganst orom is^ bonuses probably was the richest Atlanta 6. Houston 2 beaten a women’s softball team for flowing and even jaded pros like drove in two runs to pace a 12-hit Cin­ ning of the second contest produced a against eight losses for Warthen. Penney High. "We’ve got people who want to Szabo 145, Rick Cochefski Wisienski 144-358, Joan Los Angeles 3, San Fran­ Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan were cinnati attack. Zachry allowed eight Braves 6, Astros 2 all the emotion they (lisplayed after 2-1 triumph. “There is no question in my mind block and tackle and that’s the name And ^less that contract 144-376, Ted Kowzun 143, Scheibenpflug 125-351. cisco 2 their victory until club President Bob taking part in the celebration. hits and walked three but struck out Jim Wynn drove in two runs with of the game. What we’re going to try Bob Holmes 143-399, Howie Tixluy’s Gullies Manager Danny Ozark of the The Dodgers defeated the San we'll move the football," noted is renegotiated, Erving S t e d from fb a ^ e of Howsam and pitcher Pat Zachry nine in raising his record to 14-5. two singles and Phil Niekro pitched a rookie coach Jack Holik, “Even and do is get off to a real fast start Peters 392, Larry Aceto SILK CITY- Zig Olbert Pittsburgh (Medich 7-11) at livened things up by pouring cham­ Phillies, who had watched his Jerry Johnson, the third of four San Francisco Giants, 3-2, the Montreal 4185,000 in the first year to nine-hitter for his 16th win for the when we’ve made mistakes in prac­ There is still some doubt (from the 376, Tony DeDominicus 204, Ray Rowett 215, Ed Chicago (Bonham 8-12) players stumble down the stretch Expos beat the New York Mets, 4-0, training camp, which eoTS oo in the last vear of pagne on everybody in sight. Diego pitchers, was the loser. Braves. Dan Larson suffered his tice we’ve been able to move the past two seasons) and the best way to begins Friday. last year of 376, John Lavado 369. Kodes 202, Skip McConnell New York (Matlack 15-9) at "Some of these guys are acting too like each had had five too many Dick Allen, who had gone 3-for-40, and the Atlanta Braves topped the seventh setback against five vic­ ..T * *u u *1 the seven-year contract. In Montreal (Landreth 1-0), N ball” stop it is go out and win a few," Let there be no mistake ^ . • 204-553, Harry Plecity 208- dignified, ' said Howsam, viewing before every game, said it for all his keyed a three-run fourth inning with Houston Astros, 6-2, in the other NL tories for the Astros. .. r> ..1 1- addition, the contract in- St. Louis (Falcone 12-14) at Manchester has some experience, MARK KROB Holik voiced. aboutit, said Boe. Julius . incentive bonuses (;0 P — Marie Ludlow 584. Ron Fletcher 200-559, the'-quiet Cincinnati clubhouse. players. his second double of the game and hit games. “We’re not going to have a bad isc none n o nof l llinthe finest athletes VIUUCU lIlLCIIllVe UUnUbCb, 178, Harriet Haslett 211- Ro Nivison 210, Ron Cuser Philadelphia (Kaat 11-13), N some youth — and apparently a lot of which could reach over San Diego (Strom 11-15) at desire going into the campaign. The Redd for the slot. Sophomores Jim team. If we don’t have too many in­ and finest persons in 525, Grayce Shea 501, 213- 52, John Giagos 213-580, Cincinnati (Gullett 9-3), N locals, operating out of Wing-T set, Taylor and Steve Ruggiero are the juries, we will more than hold our America’s sports history, |^ i ”*’Sid'Ta'^st^seYsor'*' Ludlow 474. Bud Berry 206, Ron Plecity Atlanta (LaCorte 3-9) at guards, Ruggiero ahead of senior own and surprise a few people. I’m butKill BKz^fAthere rsn.izs*must K«be an end to 1301, 010 1331 season. 214- 209-588. Mike Hurley will open with junior Craig Ostrout at “ As if th at w asn 't TEE- rO PAI.ERS - Judy Houston (Richard 17-15 or An- Alex Eigner sidelined with a banged not saying we’re going to win the the notion that contracts 206-582 quarterback. Seniors Ed White, enough, Julius was given a Sabella 471, Sandy Davis dujar 8-10), N up shoulder. Seniors Craig Ogden and league title but we’ll win our share,” freely negotiated are bin­ Los Angeles (Sutton 19-9) at Ralph Donadio and Mark Kiefer will $300,000 cash bonus on 179, Claudette Mertens 457, start at tailback, wingback and John Keane line up in the tackle slots he added. ding only on the owners. IMNNETTES- Cheryl San Francisco (Riccelli 1-0), with seniors John Madden and Pete , ,u 1 signing, $200,000 in Sharlie DeLisle 459, Nancy N 2 Yanks’ victory party fullback respectively. Kiefer gets the not on the players. ^ f | navments and Crickmore 187-488, Linda nod ahead of senior Butch Kinney on Gourley at strong side and weak side “I am saddened to learn ? Chapman 192, Sharyn Schedule: Sept. 25 Penney H, Oct. 2 substantial throw-ins such American League a basis of shiftiness according to end respectively. East Hartford H, 9 Hall A, 16 Conard that Julius has once again Young 213-519, Cathy Niese as a $100,000, 10-year Kusi Holik. Defensively, the Silk Towners use A, 23 Wethersfield H, 30 Simsbury A, succumbed to advice from 182, Barbara Goodard 465, a 5-2 alignment. Madden will be at W L Pet. GB The line finds junior Mark Krob at Nov. 6 Enfield H, 13 Fermi H, 20 an aeent to walk awav ‘'’lerest-free loan, pay- Behling cops Shirley McBride 465, Joyce NY 92 57 .617 stalled by Baltimore center, nosing out sophomore Clyde middle guard flanked by 6-2, 249-lb. Windham A, 25 East Catholic H 11 Irom .contr.cl,Jhtelil.a! S Corriveau 469. golf tourney Baltimore lOtk Marlin Rozie, a transfer from a.m. b... e.,.,ed in.. 1. good two years, insurance,'" .and '2 RESTAURANT- Bill Cleve. 16Mi faith and had been per Winner of the 1976 18Vi the like," said Boe. Sheekey 190-474, Pete Boston NEW YORK (UPI)-It was and Palmer, its top two pitchers, out blooped single to Belanger, which formed in all respects.” Rolling Park Golf Tourna­ Detroit 2414 ,, . . j ■ . 1. . • However, Erving’s Wojtyna 150-156-446, Emil the kind of win the Baltimore starting the first two games of the drove home May and Singleton, Tip­ ment at the Tallwood Milwaukee 28 series, the Yankees won 3-1 and 4-2 J o a" f "I business manager, Irwin Palmier! 172-437, Frank Orioles could have used three py Martinez pitched the last two in­ 9 2 while under contrac course was Bob Behling McNamara 159-431, Hank before losing the final two contests to nings to earn his fifth win in six with the now defunct with a net score of 71. GB weeks ago when they still had remain 10'/z games in front. reneged on a deal to extend Frey 164-396. Mike Pagan! decisions. Virginia Squires, Erving Bernie Banavage was Kan City 88 63 more than just a mathematical "This is the only night in a long Patriot staff enjoys film In Erving’s contract another 165-395, Rich Surcell 155- Oakland 81 70 .536 7 Baltimore had erupted for five jumped to the Atlanta three vears closest to the pin on the 391, Anton Mayer 391, Tony possibility of catching the New time my relief pitchers didn’t pitch hit. The Patriots won only three Minnesota 78 75 510 11 runs in the seventh to' tie the the FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Steelers, "a very good team, a very Hawks of the National ..wevo a- t r a iv. 14th hole, 18 inches, in the Marinelli Jr. 169-390, Pat York Yankees in the American well," said Yankee Manager Billy games last year. Calif. 71 82 .464 18 score, 8-8, with May ripping a two- The New England Patriots’ strong team." Basketball Association the way th u S l o S Sunday play. Irish 389, Nick Twerdy 387, Martin. "In Dick Tidrow’s case, he But movies Tuesday of the Texas 68 84 447 2014 League East. run single and Terry Crowley, Paul Of his own team’s films, Fairbanks when Virginia refused to rectgnize^^^^^^^^ Other winners were Bill Lee Prior 384, Jim Evans Chicago 63 89 414 25>4 pitched strikes the umpire called staff enjoyed one movie but Pittsburgh Steelers — next Sunday’s Trailing 7-0 after two innings, the Blair and Mora driving in single said they showed his players did "a Zwick, Aldo D'Appollonio, 384, Don Logan 151-382, balls." wasn’t thrilled over the cast of opponent — showed the Patriots have Segotiath sTnfacr T'uesfluy's Games Orioles rallied for two runs in the se­ runs, good job." renegotiate his contract. ^Vener said. "Boe made’ Bob Zering, Chad John Izzo 378, John Boston 7-1, Milwaukee 1-3 cond inning and five in the seventh Andres Mora started the Orioles Thurman Munson drove in his l(K)th a second. a hard game ahead. "The offensive line was excellent Despite th re a ts of Whitesell, Bill Crowley, winning rally with a single off loser Bremser 371, Gene Grillo Detroit 5. Cleveland 3 Tuesday night before Ken Singleton run of the season with a second- Films of the Patriots’ win Sunday "It’s a good team," New England on both the run and the pass," he litigation from the u u Gino D’AIIesandro and Tidrow, 5-4. Lee May’s hit-and-run 370, Lee Courtney 370, Ray Baltimore 11, New York 8 drove in the go-ahead run and Mark inning double. over the Miami Dolphins were a rare coach Chuck Fairbanks said of the said. "It was the best pass protection Milwaukee Bucks, who P®" John Banavage. ( 10) single sent pinch-runner Tom Shopay kept. Johnson 365, Steve Putnam Belanger slapped a two-run single to "Even though the hole is dug,” sai(I we’ve had in some time.” Kansas City 3, Oakland 1 to third and Singleton's hit put the 362, Tony Vendetti 362. cap a three-run 10th inning which Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver, Minnesota 13, Chicago 6 Orioles ahead 9-8, Baltimore's first brought Baltimore an 11-8 victory "we're not going to slip into it. We’ve California 2, Texas 1 lead of the game. Sparky Lyle over the Yankees. got to be pushed," Eight in line for Rigney’s job ToHuy's Games replaced Tidrow but yielded a two- Baltimore (Palmer 21-13 The victory temporarily stalled The NEW Wethersfield Q u r it a n DISTRIBUTION CENTER and May 13-10) at New York New York’s pennant clinching. Any SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) coaches Jim Davenport bit in the last month and a (Ellis 16-7 and Figueroa 19-8), combination of three Yankee wins or — Bill Rigney will quit as and Bobby Winkles, San half. It is a young club but 2 Oriole losses will give New York its San Francisco Giants’ Diego Coach Joey this season has matured Cleveland (Bibby 12-6 or first pennant since 1964. It could manager at the end of the Amalfitano, minor league them." Puritan Furniture Mart wishes to thank the Thomas 4-3) at Detroit (Ruble happen tonight when the two teams Connors tops list season and eight men are pilots Vern Rapp and Asked what he will be thousands of customers for their 9-12) in the running to replace Rocky Bridges, and Alvin looking for in the way of hook up in a doubleheader, with New BOSTON (UPI) — Jimmy Connors enthusiastic response to its GRAND Milwaukee (Augustine 8-11) York sending Dock Ellis (16-7) and The top four doubles teams and top him. Dark, Maury W'ills and players, he said “a good at Boston (Pole 5-5), N may be on top of the Commercial eight imiividual players in the stan­ Ed Figueroa (19-8) against Prior to the Giants’ 3-2 Dick Williams. pitcher and perhaps some OPENING SALE. Many Bargains added Oakland (Blue 16-12) at (UPI Photo) Union Grand Prix standings, but dings at the end of the season qualify Baltimore's Jim Palmer (21-13) and loss to the Dodgers Lurie noted that “ Wills is thunder (a power hitter).” to this Sale Daily! Join us & Save Daily! Kansas City (Pattin 8-12), N Raul Ramirez's name appears for the Commercial Union Grand Tuesday night, the silver- Texas (Perry 13-14) at Pirates’ Rich Zisk has look of frustration Rudy May (13-10). very interested," and said It was the second time Join us & Save to 80% OFF. prominantly in every catagory. Masters Tournament at the Summ- haired Rigney told a news Grand Rigney had departed from California (Kirkwood 6-12), N He was just called out.Catcher is Cubs’ Mitterwald Three weeks ago the Orioles, Connors, the U.S. Open Champion, mit in Houston, December 5-12, he had not talked to Dark conference that ‘Tve had or Wiliams. the Giants. After a stint in Minnesota (Singer 11-9) at desperately needing a sweep to get maintained his lead in the standings The Ramirez-Brian Gottfried com­ Chicago (Gossage 9-15), N enough of managing” and the minors, he handled the v. back into the thick of the pennant released Tuesday, but Ramirez was bination increased their first place Rigney, 58, said he was got the promise from co­ team from 1958 to 1960 and race, hosted a four-game series second by less than a hundred points. lead in doubles by virtue of a win in “disappointed with the way against New York. Despite the fact owner Bob Lurie that he the team performed on the later skippered Minnesota And the Mexican is sweeping all the the Grow International Doubles com­ would remain in the team’s that Baltimore had Wayne Garland doubles catgories. petition in Houston. field," but said that did not and California, leading the League front office "somewhere in influence his decision. Twins to a division title in Opening Sate Royals in good spot the player area,” “We had a little bit of an 1970. Leaders Lurie then listed eight attitude problem, but "I've been a manager for Batting Ex-General Manager dies candidates for the that’s behind us now,” he 18 years. I’ve been on the to succeed Athletics AIRWAY NOTICE manager’s job in 1977 and said. "I don't think it will field too long," he said. National I.eague PHILADELPHIA (UPI) as general manager in 1960 said he would make his take an awful lot to make The players seemed un­ AB H Pet — John Quinn, who served and spent 13 years with the TRAVEL AGENCY NEW YORK (UPI) nings before Herzog turned his 17th victory when Probate Court is open for choice within 10 days. The this team a winner. surprised by the news of Madlock, Chi 495 167 337 a total of 28 years as team. He was fired as 457 CENTER ST. conferences with the 1210 Silas Deane Nighwa]!, Wethersllelil — The A’s, winners of to his busy bullpen. California rallied for two list includes current Rigney’s resignation. Griffey, Cin 536 178 332 general manager of the general manager in 1972 64&-2S00 judge from 6:30 P M. to 8 "The club has grown up a Rose, Cin 626 206 329 five straight Elsewhere in the runs in the ninth on a Boston and Milwaukee but stayed on as a consul- American League', leadoff pinch hit homer by P.M. on Thursday nights. Morgan. Cin 453 148 327 American League B ra v e s and th e tant to the Phillies until Night telephone number OPEN DAILY 10-9. SAT. 10-8 Maddox. Phil 524 171 326 Western Division Baltimore outslugged New Ron Jackson and, later, Philadelphia Phillies, died April 1973. 649-0445. Montanez. Atl 616 195 .317 York, 11-8, Detroit downed Dave Chalk's RBI single. Complete titles, including world Monday night at his home At the time of his death Garvey. LA 595 187 .314 Cleveland, 5-3, Minnesota Tanana, 17-10, gave up in Stanton, Calif., after a he was handling special Travel Service William E. FitzGerald QUALITY Foster, Cin 534 167 313 championships in 1972, drubbed Chicago, 13-6, The NEW Wethersfield Q u r i t a n three hits and struck out long illness. He was 68. scouting assignments for “toii’l Lem Tmm Without lb" Judge of Probate Parker. Pit 498 155 .311 FURNITURE 73 and 74, arrived in six. Quinn joined the Phillies the Houston Astros. Your Master Charge Welcome on All Freezer Orders Geroninio. 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Fidrych, 17-9, CURTIS MATHES e 100% SOUP STATE an insurance run in the scattered nine hits in­ • SUPER MATim FIX TUBE SHOULDER CLOD ROASTS America' $ NY 29; Jackson and L. May. OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI COLOR TV SIRLOIN STEAKS Balt. Hendrick. Clev and Ban- eighth with a sacrifice fly cluding a two-run single by • ONE BUTTON TUNMC do. Oak 25 to insure starter Doug Rick Manning in the • 4 YEAR UMTED WAMUNn PORTERHOUSE STEAKS Finest TOP ROUND STEAKS Rims Bulled In Bird's first win since Aug, eighth. atlas bantlii CUBE STEAKS CUT FROM ROUND Furniture National League Foster. Brewers 3-1. Red ,Siix 1-7 SAVE 40'''g play. hitter in the opener. Tiant, Call U i For Your Home Heating 25" DIAG. MEATY NECK BONES FAMOUS Chambliss. NY 95. Mavberrv Whole BONELESS RIB EYES jn tm U j we ore cleaning houie completely by reducing prictt 0$ much 0$ KC 94 "They won a big one 20-11, struck out 12 and And Air Conditioning Needs... 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LA 55; Brix-k. ,St 1. 54, Tanner "They haven't Bob Randall collected FUTCHER CUSS CO. 100% SHOP Whole SHORT LOIN of BEEF Twin S iz e ...... 78 BEST SELECTIONS' SRKIAl RUtCHASIS - DISCONTINUED ITEMS Cedeno, Hou 53 clinched anything and you two doubles arid a single, - WAREHOUSE HURTS - MANY ONE-OF-A-KIND - All SUB- LABOR YEAR WHOLE PORK LOINS Full S iz e ...... 98 Wethersfield American League North, never quit as long as you while Lyman Bostoek went Ov«r2^»an^^xpedenc!ri Of MANCHESTER EXIT 24 JKT TO PRIOR SALS — NO HOLDS - READY FOR IMMEDIATE Oak 70; LeFlore, Del 58, have a chance." 4-for-4 with a sacrifice fly WARRANTEE GROUND CHUCK Queen S iz e ...... 128 DELIVERY - NOMINAL DELIVERY CHARGE - CREDIT AVAIL­ 4 GROUND ROUND Campaneris, Oak 53; Palek. "The win tonight puts us as the Twins staked Auto - Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass King Size ...... 188 ABLE SHOP EARLY AND DON T BE DISAPPOINTED' QUALITY 100% PARTS FURNITURE PROM THE NATION S FINEST MANUFACTURERS KC Baylor. Oak 49 back in the driver's seat," reliever Tom Burgineier to Furniture Tops - Picture Framing • Fireplace & BECAUSE TMS IS THE BEST GROUND CHUCK PATTIES said Royals' Manager his eighth win. Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work COIOR TV ON THE MARKH WE FREEZER DEPT Taka Exit 24 Off 1-91 than North to 4 RULES OF SALE all SALES Fin a l n OE x C m a n GES n O REFu n DS Whitey Herzog, who \iigels 2, Rangers I BACK IT WITH THE BEST SIDES Pitching HINDS CUT WRAPPED • BEDROOMS • CHAIRS employed three pitchers in Frank Tanana notched WARRANTY M THE WONLO. Watharafiolcl. Entor Puritan Parking Lot NO MAIL OR Ph o n e o r d e r s c a s h .v it m ev er y Pu r c h a s e o r Most \ ielories Collector's Items QUICK FREEZE • RECLINERS • SOFAS 2 5 % d e p o s it b a l a n c e BEFORE D Eu*E»i n O m i n a i OEl iv ERt the ninth inning to nail Danish Platts National League; Jones, SD 89‘ NO EXTRA CHARGE 79' • DINING ROOMS Diractly from Silof Doano Highway. PUnfy C h a r g e s d e l iv e r y m u s t ea a c c e p t e d b e fo r e s e p ’ c r e d it down the victory. "No Manchester 649-4521 Prssldentlal TRADE IN SALE AT ROT arrangements h a v e b e e n m a d e SO tO u C a n ’ ailE a D v a n 21-14, Koosman, .NY 20-9, Sut­ Riley retires • DEN SETS e ETACERES matter what happens, we’ll Dscantsrs of Fraa AEoiy Storaaido Parking. TAGE o f t h ese sensational Ba r g a in s ton, LA 19-9. Carlton. Phil 18- ^ DowbU tAH Oreew Stamps Wed, a Swndoy • LIVING ROOMS 6; Richard, Hou 17-15 leave town Friday five PHOENIX (UPI) - Nullna Estimatea Gladly Given Reproductions Sights •Soinds 1 • SLEEP SOFAS American League; Palmer. games ahead, but fd still Phoenix Suns' guard Pat mm kl i / r h p k e SIS K n O S&H Stamps with Freezer O rders^ e HI RISERS Balt 21-13; Tianl. Bos 20-11; like to have a nine-game Riley announced his retire­ Open Thurt. & Fri. til 9 P.M. S g BUDOBTBUDGET * n.n-0. I MAHCHESTH FURNITURE DISTRIBUTION CENTER Figueroa. NY 19-8; Tiant. Bos lead " ment Tuesday, ending a Set. til 5 P.M. Plastics in Stock TO I lowest Prices in Years ^ • HOLLYWOOD BEDS l#-ll; Garland, Balt 18-7. W” - 3/18” - 'A" upraiLEva FARMMCTON 3$ MONTHS NEXT TO 1-86 • BEDDING SETS Bird, now 12-9. hurled nine-year career in the 54 McKee St, Manchester Stock Shselt or ISIO SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY WETHERSFIELD Leonard, KC 17-8. Fidrych, WESTEMMS MAU ST0P8S|40P 649-3406 e RECLINERS seven-hit ball for six in­ National Basketball (Off Csnter Street) Cut Sizes S61-3M7 D et 17-8; Tanana. Cal 17 10 Association PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Sept. 22, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept 22, 1976— PAGE NINETEEN Town Hall fate dim iHaurliratpr Eitrutuii Jackson: Tax reformer Coventry responsible for the lack ot jobs and Andover building. Sroka said sharing the disposal Area news By LINDA LOVERINC misallocation of resources. It is In- DONNA HOLLAND arguable that when you destroy the area would not have gone through if A' E"ifigtoi' Heb'on South Windsor Richard Jackson, Republican, is The fate of the Town Hall on Rt 6 the people concerned with getting the purchasing power of the consumer ' .rivo'i’'-.• East ^oiland Vnrrion running for the Fourth Congressional and the consumer cannot buy the is still unknown and people are begin­ Town Hall renovated had not gotten seat of incumbent Christopher Dodd, ning to get angry about it. people out to the Town Meeting to products he needs to live, jobs suffer, Democrat. Jackson was born in Hart­ "A good tax reform would be to The Board of Selectmen was in­ vote in favor of it. ford, grew up in Coventry, and now remove from the tax rolls the lower structed by a Town Meeting in Oc­ He said the people feel let down. lives with his wife' and three one-third of our people.” tober 1975 to appoint a committee to Sroka said he has lost respect for daughters on Young St„ Willimantic. He feels we should adjust the way study the cost of and need for im­ the selectmen. He said the only one Dial-A-Ride When here Jackson lived in the red we tax to increase the spendable per­ provements at the old hall. who gives an honest answer is J. house next to the Cumisk property on sonal income of our working poor by / Rt. 31. e F j' The move followed a petition in­ Russell Thompson (member of the 20 per cent. The impact would be im­ itiated by Stanley Sroka and signed Board of Selectmen). “Back then I knew everyone well. measurable, he said. by many townspeople. Sroka said the building is a land­ close to reality But, the town had only a couple of Tuesday Sroka contacted The mark that could be renovated and thousand people in it,” Favors 1-84 Herald. used by all town groups. East Hartford feel the service is a top need. It now has about 8,000, Jackson is a proponent of the com­ He said the committee worked He also mentioned calls are Jackson is a certified public ac­ pletion of 1-84, the interstate highway Dial-A-Ride Service for the town's from Hartford to Providence. very hard. It met with plumbers, senior citizens came a step closer to received almost daily from senior countant. He owns his own income carpenters, electricians and heating Yeomans responds citizens seeking transportation for tax business in Norwich. He has a "I do think it will be completed. When contacted this morning. reality at Tuesday's Town Council There is a limit to how long the state people to study renovating the Meeting. medical attention. B.S. in accounting from the Universi­ Yeomans said after the finance ty of Connecticut. can ignore Eastern Connecticut. V V'?' building. The whole job would cost Council Chairman George D^on .Slani|i» in M anchester board rejected the appropriation, it “The federal funds are available. $18,000 to $20,000 to renovate. said an informal workshop on it Another problem cited by the Why Congress? The environmental questions have asked the selectmen lor a would be Tuesday. elderly who use food stamps is Jin- The project was rejected by the recommendation on the fate of the “Congress is the body of govern­ been answered successfully. Mayor Richard Blackstone, ding transportation to the ment that should be closest to the Board of Finance. The finance board building. "There is no choice but to build a Eldridge Benedict, chairman of the Manchester office to recertify their people. road" said an architectural study had to be food stamp applications. He said the selectmen Commission on Services for the “It is the arm of government con­ Jackson said his opponent. Dodd, done and approved $300 for one. East Hartford's seniors now have a recommended doing nothing. elderly and his committee members, cerned with fiscal responsibility." favors mass transportation. Sroka said it would cost $3,000 or bus service for weekly shopping He said they will wait until the council members, and East Hart­ Jackson does not feel Congress is “Dodd's transportation plan is more for a study and would be money ford's two Greater Hartford Transit trips, socials, and rides to health foolishly spent.' recently appointed school building doing its job. great for New York City, but Eastern representatives will then explore the clinics. Connecticut will sit with no roads.” Sroka said he was promised by committee completes its study on an “Congress is representing special Dial-A-Ride Service. The bus has been in service four interests, pressure groups, but not Richard Jackson He feels that our taxes will be used David Yeomans, first selectman, addition to Andover Elementary School. Dagon said, "We don't want to sit years and carries 7,000 passengers a the people.” to subsidize subway systems in New that if enough people attended the still on this." year at no charge. If the addition proves feasible, is He said he had received many York, Chicago, and Detroit. Town Meeting in June to approve Benedict pointed out the need for Eldridge also pointed out Dial-A- letters from these groups, “Each “Dodd will take the taxes ear­ approved and considered adequate to government spending by apathy and allowing Bolton to continue sharing Ride service is provided in 22 of 29 letter,” he said, "implies that if I marked for road construction and use replace the Town Hall, then the the service at the Sept. 7 council anger with his country. the disposal area with Andover, then meeting. He found through question­ towns in the Greater Hartford support their cause, the group will them for mass transportation. the Board of Finance would have no selectmen feel it is a better solution region. “The responsibilities are greater naires that the community's elderly give me monetary support. If not that a man making minimum wage Eastern Connecticut will never reason but to accept the proposal and than trying to improve the building. then the group will campaign against Yeomans said. has a higher percentage of his in­ benefit from this plan, because we approve the funds to renovate the me.” need roads." (Herald photo by Dunn) come taxed than the average Leaders discuss crime Taxing the poor millionaire.” Too proud for stamps Jackson said 40 of the last 44 years Bolton The Board of Selectmen agreed “What 40 years of this special in­ , “When I look at Jimmy Carter’s terest group control of the govern­ of Democratic control has made this tax return, I think it's awful that Crime and vandalism in Bolton has more coverage is needed. Council votes parking ordinance ment has brought us to is that we tax possible. proud men and women cannot sur­ reached the point where it is being Much vandalism and crime could the poor to give to the poor.” vive.” Vernon problem. The meter situation is very state roads. Fridays. discussed at public meetings. be deterred if the town had more Tax reform bad. coverage, members said. Jackson dislikes the tax system. Jackson j)lans to mount an attack He said it is estimated 50 per cent An ordinance on time limit parking Atty. Robert D. King, speaking for Before approving the ordinance, Leon Rivers, selectman, said we The average American reflects his The Traffic Authority, which he David Dreselly, first selectman, for tax reform. of those eligible for food stamps are in the Rockville area was adopted several of the merchants, cautioned the council amended it to fulfill this are all aware of the problems in feeling of mistrust and disgust with too proud to apply for them. following a public hearing of the heads, will work with the state to the council an ordinance is only as request which was also made by two town. He said the resident state said the real question is what the “The inequitable tax system is Town Council Tuesday night. have meters removed and signs in­ good as its enforcement. He said the of the merchants, Francis Prichard trooper is on duty when, statistically, difference is between the costs of Police Chief Herman Fritz said stalled. parking meters weren't working in Sr., and Peter Olson. the coverage is needed vandalism and theft and the cost of parking in Rockville has been a The major problem area is along terms of enforcement. He said the Councilman Donald Eden asked for ■ police coveragecoverage. ■■■■■■■ I 1 1 4 * Union and E. Main Sts. and these are merchants would not object to the or­ assurance the police department has dinance if it is enforced. the manpower to enforce it. Council okays contract I xlouley ahead oi rating He asked the council to consider Chief Fritz said he'd have to do a J- •) changing the section on parking little juggling of his men but, "we'll Coventry request town boards, commissions, Vernon sense if re-elected. "I believe in cooperation but still limes. It read that parking limits enforce it." The Town Council voted Monday to and other town groups about the BARBARA RICHMOND Abortion stand hold to the principal of home rule.” would be enforced 9 a m. to 6 p.m. The motion to amend the time was possible allocation of federal revenue He would support state funding for approve the Town Hall employes con­ State Senator Robert D. Houley weekdays. Some of the stores stay made by Stephen Marcham and ap­ sharing funds. Connolly said about He would oppose ratification of a contraceptive and abortion services tract. (D) of the 35th District said the open until 9 p.m. on Thursdays and proved by the council. $70,000 is coming to the town in two federal constitutional amendment to for the medically indigent for which The vote was taken in executive Connecticut Citizens’ Action Group payments in October and January. reverse the Supreme Court's decision 9-1 federal reimbursement is session. The contract awards a five (CCAG) will soon be issuing a guaranteeing a woman's right to The revenue sharing funds have to available. per cent raise the first and second “rating” of legislators. Fearing a choose abortion. be allocated by the Town Council League requests years and two per cent the third. low rating, he feels a disclosure of Support poor towns with Town Meeting approval. And he would oppose collective The previous two-year contract both CCAG questions and his answers bargaining for part-time municipal The council also voted to in­ He favors spending more state expired July 1 of this year. is in order. and state employes who work less vestigate private driveways opening funds to supplement local revenues a charter review Town Manager Frank Connolly Houley, who is seeking re-election than 20 hours a week. onto state and town roads since of poorer towns. • r Vernon said the town has received $37,300. this fall, said CCAG is a lobby group. the Vernon League of Women Voters January of 1975. Biggest failure “More complete funding for school Noting there has been a lapse of 6‘i The money is the promised 75 per He termed CCAG "a sincere and Tuesday night called on the Town The council is concerned about the equalization can be accomplished by cent federal share of the Step I dedicated group of individuals', bent Houley said he was not disap­ withdrawal of the flat grant per pupil years since the last charter revision, Council to appoint a Charter Revision safety and drainage of several -y / Facility Plan for the engineers study on influential legislative action pointed with the last General (ADM) and a redistribution of the Commission as soon as possible. on sewers. driveways. They are south of the Assembly session. “Given the HE... Mrs. Mary Glenn, speaking for the toward the issues that concern same.” Hebron tops Bolton This town is still waiting for the North Coventry Firehouse, south of existing economic problems of the league, said the members feel a them.” state share of the funding. the town beach on Rt 31, and South time and the information available at Stale income lax The Hebron Bucks Midget football periodic review of the charter is He said their policy decisions “are Concentrating on the auction The council asked Connollv to St. in the area of Swamp Rd. Ext. this same time, I believe the '75 -’76 “What is required is a shift away team beat the Bolton Tigers 30-0 necessary for sound, responsive made by a few people, not by the General Assembly did a remarkable from the proverbial band-aid ap­ Saturday at the Gilead Hill School government. membership in full.” He said at job of coping.” proach to a complete overhaul of all Lisa Terranova, 10. and her mother Gina Terranova. both of field. She said population increase, timed their view is quite narrow, Gilead St., Hebron concentrate hard on the bidding process at Doug Post of Marlborough and Jay Flag football scores reported sometimes shortsighted and arrived He said expenditures had to be con­ forms of taxes on all levels" budget growth, and new demands on tained and they were. the annual Red Barn Auction held by the first Congregational DuPont of Hebron scored the Bucks government structure create at without the openness they often Control lobbies Church on Rt. 66 Saturday. The men’s fellowship of the church Touchdowns. Extra points were altering situations that contribute to advocate. Who houses poor scored by Jim Sulzinski and Scott Trojans 34-13. Houley said, for stricter regulation sponsored the event. (Herald photo by Biskupiak) the need for regular charter review. East Hartford Biggest issues The ''friction” between cities and McKay of Marlborough and DuPont. Flag football games are held at of lobbyists, he supports monthly and She said the process of charter Dave Flanigan, president of the McAuliffe Park twice a week. One Houley said the two most impor­ suburbs on housing led to the ques­ quarterly reporting of expenditures, revision can take up to 2 years and East Hartford Flag Football League, game Is played under the lights tant issues are taxes and state spen­ tion should each town be required to regulations of persons lobbying ad­ 3'/4 months according to state reported the scores for Sunday's Friday nights and two are Sunday ding. provide a share of housing for low ministrative agencies, and ID budges , Rockville statutes. games. mornings. He believes he coped with the dif­ and middle income families. for all lobbyists. Mayor Thomas Benoit said he Mad Murphy's beat Pro Attic 41-0. To date both Friday night games ficulties relating to all forms of taxes Housley said “no” noting that each In consumer protection, Houley Hospital would probably appoint a Charter The Hose Company were winners, 38- have been rained out. Weather per­ and approved a reasonable budget. town ought to have to option of how it sees a need for more effective series Revision Commission. 12 over Robinson Flowers and mitting. the first night game will be He plans to use the same common provides housing. laws to ensure a fair deal for all par­ No one else notes Larry's Grocery topped Traveler's held this week ties. Admitted Tuesday; Michael Clement, Hartford Tpke,, Area briefs Women learn to handle money Rockville; Eleanor Degowin, This suit's a favorite of mine. It’s can give us Somers; Amy Dresner, Hany Vernon National Bank, who will explain es­ There will be a $3.50 registration Lane, Vernon; Anthony Gen- will leave town at 8:30 a.m. and be “Women and Money” will be the tate planning, and Mrs. Julie Zuckas, fee. Free coffee and a box lunch will got the steep, diagonal weave tiluomo, Rt. 83. Vernon. Catholic scouting back at 6 p.m. Deadline for reser­ DiFazio in town topic of a seminar Saturday, Oct, 2 taxpayer service specialist for the be served at 12:30. For information Discharged Tuesday; Jack VERNON - Ursela Wohllebe of Internal Revenue Service. call Mrs. Donald Erickson, 643-0727; of gabardine and the styling Barbera, Pearl Dr., Vernon; Rockville is the district chairman of vations is Oct. 1. Contact Henry HEBRON — Lucien DiFazio, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Ver­ D river of 15 Snipsic Village, Republican candidate for Congress non Middle School, Rt. 30. Workshop sessions will be con­ or Mrs. Frank Corcoran, 872-9698 Paul Bramande, Hartford the Diocese of Norwich Catholic ducted on estate planning, fundamen­ Tickets will also be available at shows it at its best; trim, vtiuttyoucan. Tpke., Vernon; Sean Committee on Girl Scouting. The Ellington to learn more. from the First District, will be at a The program is sponsored by the tals of investing, income in­ Vernon Paint and Wallpaper, Ran­ Callahan, Hillcrest Dr,, committee will present its first camp I\ight school restaurant in Rocky Hill Monday at Suburban Women’s Club of Vernon, clean-cut lines emphasized by a Rockville; W alter DAnn, 7:30 p.m. For tickets, contact Mrs. Ellington, and Tolland. Scheduled vestments, Social Security informa­ dall’s Stationery, Belanger’s Shoe retreat for Cadette and senior Girl tion for women, income tax informa­ Store, and the Savings Bank of vest. The suiting by Klopman is Storrs; Alexander Dureiko, Scouts Oct. 8 to 10 at Camp Grasso, EAST HARTFORD — Registration Carol Pelletier of Buck Rd. at 228- speakers will be Miss Mildred JOHNNY CARSON for night classes in the Adult Educa­ tion, and the use of credit. Tolland. Linden Place, Rockville; Niantic. All Scouts of any faith are 9207. Devine, trust officer for the Hartford Patrick Niewinski, Orchard tion Program are extended to 100% Dacron" polyester that VESTED SUIT... (JcMnUs. Please.) welcome. To learn more, call Mrs. St , Rockville; Leslie Powers, Thursday, Sept. 30. Many openings Wohllebe. won't easily wrinkle, so its Prospect St , Rockville; still exist in classes at EHHS and Athletes meet Lillian Schaeffer, Vernon Up for $100,000 Penney. To learn more, call 289-7411, BOLTON — The Bolton Athletic Rehab program under way crisp good looks keep looking Nobody else in the world can give Garden Apts., Vernon; Alice Ext. 434 Association will meet Thursday at 8 Tucker, West St , Rockville; ELLINGTON — Joel I. Roskin, 41, Vernon Applicants for assistance must be She said a problem arose where a good, wear after wear." *140. uswhatyoucan. A pint of your blood. of 19 Ludwig Rd. is the happy p m. at the Town Hall Mrs Marion Wilkinson and Antiques evaluated The Housing Rehab Program an owner of the property and fit into homeowner's income was high And your gift has never been daughter, Snipsic Lake Rd , bachelor who stands a good chance of IN RUST, NAVY, GREEN HEATHER EAST HARTFORD - George started Aug. 2 in Vernon and since income guidelines. Homeowners enough for him to obtain a bank loan more important Because Ellington winning $100,000 in the state lottery Charter in Herald must correct housing code violations but was too low to obtain a large SIZES: 36-46 REG. & LONGS, Thursday. He will be on the Double Michael will advise people about the then applications have been received A texturized Dacron' polyester blood from healthy donors, Birth Tuesday; A daughter BOLTON — The proposed charter first. enough loan to cover all the repairs 36-42 SHORTS... to Mr. and Mrs Andy Barter, Play show on Channel 3 TV at 7; 30 background and value of their an­ from 15 homeowners with 13 being for Bolton will be printed in The Ms. Glass said work on nine homes necessary. fabric by who freely donate their Buff Cap Rd , Tolland p.m. tiques Friday, Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. at accepted as eligible. klopman blood, is 10 times less Penney High School. The event will Herald Friday as a four-page Insert. The program to repair about 100 is now in the bidding stages. The In this case the amount of the in­ likely to cause Trip to fair benefit the town Historical Society Voter approval of it will be sought at dwelling units in the Rockville sec­ work to on these projects includes terest subsidy grant will be increased the November election. The Charter the following housing code violation to cover the cost of all code repairs the CROWNING TOUCH... infectious VERNON — The Tolland County and its work on the Huguenot House tion has $150,000 in federal communi­ in Martin Park. For tickets, call 569- Commission also plans to deliver ty development funds. It is run by repairs: 64 electrical; 3 heating, 8 up to $2,000. each pair a shoecrafl master­ hepatitis AARP is sponsoring a trip to the plumbing; 64 structural. 0461 or 5^-0666. copies to every Bolton home at a Laurie Glass If the homeowner is determined to piece Cut from Ihe same in the Friends Danbury Fair Thursday, Oct. 7. It total cost of $1,300. In non-code repairs there are five be "unbankable” and his assets are section of carelully selected, recipient than : structural and one plumbing. low, then a direct grant can be premium leather and finished IS blood ''x organize Ms. Glass said of the nine awarded. by an exclusive hand-worked homeowners at the bidding stage, she She said this later change resulted from many Student enrollment down It you have news process which highlights the i / j book sale Vernon expects three will receive interest because many homeowners, even individual characteristics of comrriercial cost during the past school year was .ii Continuous Progress Education, tor these towns, call subsidy grants and six direct grants. though above the direct grant income Ihe leather Antique Gold Kid- Vernon public schools opened this sources Think $1,157 58 and the special education which attempts focus on each child ANDOVER - 6 4 6 -0 3 7 9 Ms. Glass said since the original guidelines, were ''unbankable'' due skin each pair given a unique September with an enrollment of cost was $3,100 per pupil. about that. ___ on a series of levels in reading, math, (Donna Holland) program was outlined, three to heavy mortgage, tax, or insurance identity by the master shoe some 6,900 pupils in pre-school and The curriculum offerings range amendments have been made to the South \^’indsor and language arts. BOLTON - 6 4 6 -0 3 7 9 requirements builders at Florsheim The need is urgent, and Headstart through Grade 12. It from readiness in pre-school program guidelines. FLORSHEIM The American The Friends of the Public IGK and teams (Donna Holland) Antique Gold & Black continuous. Library will hold a book opened in 1975 with 7,018. programs to to adult education I Red Cross. The high school has 2,095 students; programs. In addition, an Individually Guided COVENTRY - 7 4 2 -8 9 9 9 Help us. Join us Today ’The Good sale at the Sullivan Ave. (Linda Lovering) Don’t Forget Regal's BIG & TALL nan\jr.„ww§ui SHOP...wlth sizes lUto OV...60. Shopping Center Friday Middle School, 1,066; Sykes Grade 6, Students from the middle and high Education lIGE) program has been N eq^hboc and Saturday, Oct. 8 and 9 476; and six elementary schools, 3,- schools are offered field work at the introduced in two elementary EAST HARTFORD - 2 8 0 -4 2 8 3 schools. Units of team teaching are YOU’VE from 10 a m. through 6 167. Bermuda Biological Station and the (Sheila Tuller) Gilead needs volunteers BLOODMOBILE SCHEDULE Last year it was: High school, 2,- Talcott Mountain Science Center as at the middle and high school levels. ELLINGTON - 6 43 -2 7 11 pm. buses will be allowed onto the CHANGED I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 The Friends are accep­ 067; Middle, 1.102: Sykes. 547; and well as cultural points of interest, The schools also work with (Barbara Richmond) Hebron colleges. blacktop area. ting hardcover and paper­ elementary, 3,242. and at, the high school level, optional HEBRON - 2 2 6 -0 4 9 6 Ralph Saccuzzo, principal of WE’VE SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH This includes a teacher intern The blacktop area west of the back books for the sale. A regional vocational agriculture educational trips abroad (Karen Blakuplak) Gilead Hill School, said parent CHANGED 12:4S - 5:30 P.M. cqnter alld a regional center for Continuing curriculum revision has program with Eastern Connecticut school is frequently used as a play I Four families are collec­ SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1364* volunteers are welcome in the school trainable retarded children, are ad­ been endorsed by the school board State College; an administrative in­ area and cars are not allowed there Thit Ad Spon$ond By ting and storing book (Judy Kuehnel) program. ministered by the Board of Educa­ and summer workshops for this pur­ ternship program with ihe Universi­ between 8 a m. and 2:30 p.m Cli.rk« lniur«nc« Agency Mancheder Evening Hereld Watkins Brothars donations. Parents are asked to contact either Requests for early dismissals must t03 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER MEN’S SHOP tion. pose have been conducted for the ty of Connecticut; a cooperative TOLLAND - 643-2711 Holmee Funeral Home Morlarty Brothara Call the Clark or their children's teachers or the be made in writing and signed by the MONDAY thru SATURDAY S;30 to 5:30 "The Complete Men's Store' Watkins Funaral Homs The staff consists of 620 fulltime past seven years. Art, music, and library technician program with (Barbara Richmond) J.(K Rial Eatata R«g,| Man's Shop B raender fam ilies on school office. child's parent or guardian. No child THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 Manchaatar Parksds; professional and non-professional physical education programs are Manchester Community College; a VERNON - 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Elizabeth St, or the Cottle Parents transporting children are may leave the bus at a slop other Lydall, Inc. Savinga Bank of Manchaatar employes including some 100 part- teacher training program with Cen­ (Barbara Richmond) TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON irS OUR 361h...LET’S CELEBRATE. LIggsIt's Pharmacy or Cooney families on Clin­ provided in the curriculum at all also asked to arrive no earlier than than his or her own without a written ton Dr. for pick-up. time staff. levels. tral Connecticut State College, the 8:15 a m. and should discharge MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9:00 University of Hartford. Smith request from the parent or guardian SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 The sale will help extend The 1976-77 total budget is $9,127,- The elementary schools for the passengers at the lower parking lot This request must be approved by the 245. School officials said the per pupil College, Trinity College and others. area to the left of the driveway. Only • WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AHD BANK AMERICARD ' librarv services. past nine years have been structured Office 1 PAGE T W E S n - M.\.NCHESTER EVEStSG HERALD, MaacAeatg Cam . Wgd Sept a . \97% N^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Sept 22. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE

•litics Test shows some teenagers Z S X) y, earson canH figure out index c o S PATRICIA MeCORM.ACK sion schedule, weather, stock averages, beauty hints ment of Education Progress data indicates that while we I PI Edtieation Editor They also were asked if the paper carried a bridge should maintain such attention also should be aimed at .A nationwide test of reading skills shows a newspaper column, the intermediate and secondary schools." Mi B y GREG PEARSON index befuddles 60 per cent of the 13 year olds and 41 per The .National Assessment surveys educational at- Roger Farr, a reading authority from the University of cent of youths 17. tainments in 10 learning areas. Different subjects are Indiana. Bloomington, is quoted in the report. 3 Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer, the Democratic The assessment of reading also included nine year olds, assessed every year and all periodically reassessed to kO candidate for U S Senate, will make her second 1 think all ages are going exceptionally well on the not tested on the paper index question. . mark change in achievement—up or dovm. items that are straightforward, basic, literal. ' he said. appearance in Manchester in just oser a week when she The nine vear olds go to the bead of the class. Their The reading assessment was conducted bv the speaks to the Hartford Elngineers Oub at WiUie’s on Mon­ ■'They are doing exceptionally well on very minimal reading skills, compared to the little or no improvement Research Triangle Institute. Raleigh. N C.. and the day night. Sept 27 at 8 30 kinds of literary tasks. arrxong 13 and 17 year olds, went up 12 percentage Measurement Research Center in Iowa City, "But as soon as the usks start to get harder the results ^ was in town last Sunday as guest of a cocktail party- points—compared to scores by nine year olds four years The new report does little to ease anxiety over given at the home of Atty and .Mrs Sanford Piepler seem to drop off rather quickly." ago declining reading skills. Dips in the ScholasUc Aptitute By harder. Farr said he meant as soon as the passages V) Jim Quigley, who is .Manchester coordinator for Skills among black nine year olds went up the most. 4.8 Tests for college entrance also have caused mu Thursday night. Democratic Town Chairman and Slate The report on reading skills was put out Tuesday by trance tests may be related to f a l ^ reading skills. Reading Research Quarterly and a member of the board Rep Trf Cummings said that the country needs a National .Assessment of Educational Progress, a project Th® hopeful side of the .National Assessment report: of directors of the International Reading Association. Democratic president to put more jobs and more np of the Education Commission of the States in Denver. improvement was among nine year olds was at- k M : O ®a into the economy " Colo tributed to reading intervention—an attempt to improve Another reading authority. Prof Wayne Otto, head of A ■ The remark drew a quick response from Cummings' the University of Wisconsin's Curriculum and Instruction The newspaper i.-xlex question was included in tests ad­ skills ui the arlier years of school a Q opponent for the 12th District seat. Republican Walt ministered to 13 and 17 year olds Four years ago. 42 per Roy H Forbes, director of National .Assessment, said department, reports: Ui E o O ^ Joyner cent of the 13 year olds were successful in this categorv the evidence shows special programs at the elementary- "It's not that they can't read: it's that they are not W hile President Ford was signing into law the income Forty per cent were successful this Ume around level are paying off in reading. Earlier assessments willing to read. "When the content is especially in­ tax reduction bill to stimulate the nation s economy. .Among 17 year olds. 63 per cent succeeded in the showed that the interv-ention programs to bolster skills teresting. as in an item that included directions for per­ Cummings, along with the rest of the governor's Yes newspaper index test question in 1971 This last time. 59 also were successful in science and writing ^ ^ per cent were successful forming a magic trick or when few mental manipulations 56 ■Men.' was putting through huge tax increases in the State "With the taxpayers demanding education accoun­ are called for, 17 year old seem to be very well. of Connecticut which took away more money that the Subjects were asked which pages to check for teievj- tability and a return to the basics the .National .Assess­ M Cdi (Ot federal tax redaction returned.' Joyner said V 7 V' He pointed specifically to Cummings votes in favor of V o increasing the state sales tax. the corporate income tax.

the motor vehicle registration and license fee. and the rs0 ^% gasoline tax. House committee told rumors IT- Cummings responded that the votes he made were UJ V) necessary to meet a deficit passed on to the IJiafleneral Assembly by Meskill administration D enP He said that while the "75 session did increase business of American colony near China taxes, those same taxes were cut in half — from 7 per cent to 3 4 per cent — during the 1?76 session He also pointed out that the sales tax was reduced in the last ses­ WASHINGTON i UPI i - One of the overheard stories from many people that no .Amencan prisoners remain i S e sion. last .Americans to leave Vietnam told who had come down from the north in Indochina but have been pressing Cummings said his remark about the need for a a House committee Tuesday that he They said there was an .American the Vietnamese government for in­ Democratic president was particularly aimed at the un- had heard reports of a colony of some community in North Vietnam near formation on remains of Americans S employmMt rate. 200 Americans living near the the Chinese border, some with or their identification and that of S) Manchester has consistently had / to 1 ^2 per cent un- Chinese border families " their grave sites employment. That s loo many people without jobs. ' he Mike Mielke. who had been in Viet- He said that they were all doing ' nam since the late 1950s as a soldier farm work, and some weaving o (7 ------and a civilian, was among the final baskets and making shoes out of dis­ w Republic^ First Congressional District candidate Lu- group of 50 .Americans allowed to carded rubber tires for extra income. rCM cien DiFaxio called a press conference last Thursday leave Vietnam by Communist "They secerned quite content. " and leveled his second blast in a week at Rep William authorities several months after the A b o u t to w n ...and Mielke said, according to the reports Cotter s collection of funding l' s evacuation in .April. 1975 he heard DiFaxio, who is a Hartford attorney, said that Cotter Mielke told the House Comm- 1 have no reason to disbelieve the accepted a $500 donation from the Thomas P O'Neill m ittee on Missing Persons in story, he testified th en so m e Campaign Fund. O'.Neill is the U S House .Majoritv Southeast Asia that he and his Viet­ He speculated that the .Americans, Nutmeg Forest. Tall Cedars of Leader and the expected heir to the Speaker of the House namese wife were permitted to said to number about 200, included Lebanon, has postponed its Roll Call post reside unmolested in the Saigon area 'some defectors, perhaps prisoners meeting Monday. Sept 27. until Mon­ HARTFORD XATIOiVAL Previously. DiFrzio accused Cotter of accepting con­ and that he continued looking for in­ of war and some pilots, some who day. Oct 25 0 ^ . tributions from staff members, a violation of federal formation regarding any .American may have escaped. I don t know." (The Favorite Person) MXK laws. Cotter has admitted accepting contributions from servicemen or prisoners of war who .\iielke said he was shown on a map Middle Tui-npike Office. Jliil.Middle Tiinipike West his congressional staff, but said he only recently became might still be alive He said he also the location of the .American colony Manche.sterGi-eenOffice.iyi .MiddleTunipike K;i,-SS-2 sS "Those proposals would have saved the state about $30 sex and religion them better. .-\nd right now Singer "'D? 0 f • 5 * million a year and would have re-instated the original .Meanwhile. Senate purpose of the unemployment compensation fund, to aid sak machines in every' store are Republican Leader Hugh those who are out of work through no fault of their own. " available at terrific prices. Cohen said Scott responded to the Playboy interview by- WBGHT saying, T h e trouble w-ith NOW CXher recent happenings on the local political scene in­ WATCHBU clude Jimmy Carter is that when 2 3 2 -7 6 0 0 The Authcrity, ONIY • The endorsement of Ted Cummings bv the Political he says w-hat he really SAVE $30 OFF REG. Action Committee of the Greater Hartford Labor Coun­ thinks. It comes out pretty- scary " PRICE ON THIS = .2 ' cil 1-00 0> I- i't; - ^ 5 Carter told Playboy that SINGER ZIG ZAG I c ^ ^ to Q • The naming of Leslie Belcher as treasurer for Walt SEWING MACHINE. Joyner's campaign Joyner also selected Thomas Kibbe he has looked on a lot of I O I § 3 aT3 i £ 0 S as his director of public relations women with lust " but that ANOTHER TECHNOLOGICAL FASHIONMATE* • The naming of Richard C Reeves of South Windsor as God had forgiven him for MACHINE Modtl 362 with It BREAKTHROUGH FROM SEIKO treasurer for G Warren Westbrook, who is the front drop-in bobbin, built- Byrd told reporters. "1 Republican candidate for the 14th .Assemblv District THE FIRST LC DIGITAL in blind htm stitch, an don t think this particular seat extra-wide zig-zag capacity interview- should have been QUARTZ CHRONOGRAPH. • A brief after-hours appearance in Manchester bv and snap-on presser feet. Judy Carter The Democratic nominee's daughter-in-law given to this particular This is a great machine for NOW magazine There was ONIV sUyed at the home of Stanley and Barbara Weinberg all your basic sewing needs. C 5 2^ 5 2 B : Connecticut coordinators for Carter nothing to be gained There Carrying case or cabinet •Mrs Weinberg said that they met .Mrs Carter at 11 30 was no new constituency- to extra. p m on Wednesday, Sept 15 in the parking lot of a soda be gained stand in Brooklyn. Cpnn .Mrs Carter had spent the day One's religion is a SAVE $80 OFF REG. private matter and better campaigning in Rhode Island, and she had a short sleep SAVE' PRICE AND GET before heading out at 7 30 Thursday morning to do some left undiscussed in $100 publications. " the West OFF REG. PRICE ON THESE CONVENIENT campaigning in the southwest part of Connecticut SINGER FEATURES. ■ 2 . " 5 5 ? ‘ Virginian said 1 wish it TH EW W ILD ’SCWVIV a u l o had not occurred SEWING MACHINE WITH Our Model 534 I... ifa «{j ET Better bookkeeping advised But Byrd said he did not STYLIST* 0 C j; - I think Carter's remarks AN ELECTRONIC BRAIN. ^ 5 j o ; HARTFORD 1UPI 1 - MACHINE has a o i Q w 25 t allocates its grants to would have any ' ter- ArHENA*2000 MACHINE. n -p to c to - The stale Planning Com­ T here are considerable free arm for : IE minal" effect on his cam­ sewing in-ihe- mittee on Criminal Ad­ sums to be returned to the A miracle at ministration should do a paign -by- any stretch of round, llevible Planning Committee by the imagination ' any price. But better bookkeeping job, subgrantees ' the auditor’s now it's SlOO stretch-stitches Scott said he thought the for knit and state auditors said said At present the less. It has an Tuesday interview 'certainly can't stretch fabric major source of informa­ electronic be helpful sewing and a , Auditors Leo Donohue tion concerning funds at Wo cxooiM-ms.oo. brain that lets and Henry Becker said the "He has chosen a rather ^ Ay-s'e-T built-in the local or state agencv exotic springboard for his you do almost \ 0 Slii committee should es­ AV *3 ;i*'* »-3 e v i buttonholer. “ CO 5 s? - level are informal candid views of morality S’a '■ tii yee case anything at 1 iAj 0 tablish an accounts Carrying case or cabuiel extra. worksheets prepared in which will probably gain as - vac e :i'a:» «t the touch of 3 SB z:-= j receiveable ledger to im­ -A O r^ f g - 3 . -e, y connection with quarterly- button. It sews 25 prove control over refunds him some sympathy SINGER TAKES TRADE INS 1 reports to the federal different stitches auto­ 5> 3 due back from groups it among the ultra-tolerant Th.s a-naz.ng -.valch tells the lime and dale Bring in your old machine and we’ll give you • Bo government ' >x matically and even o ^ and shock the generality of and turns into a stopwatch at the touch another generous chunk off the sale price of computes buttonhole sizes by itself. Makes W.yj ^ S*!> k. U the good people of this of a Pulton When functioning as a stop-watch a new machine. We can give you more on an 0 9 country, " ^ o tt said sewing truly an art, not a chore. Made in U.S.A. Crt S otn O E ■ I .ndicates minutes, seconds. 1/10 second. old Singer machine, but we’II take almost Carrying case or cabinet extra. any sewing machine you’ve got. elapsed time and lap time with Foreign Fruil s.multaneous tmekeepmg Come see how nO John Kndecott governor of this extraordinary watch works Seiko Quartz your the Massachusetts Bav Colony, brought the first apple SEIKO THE WORLDS BIGGEST seed from England - the ap­ 0! E : 2 ple tree is not native to the western hemisphere - and SEWING MACHINE SALE! apples soon became an impor­ Gallery tant crop In 1S49 Endecott 856 Main St. Phone bought 200 acres of land, pay­ SUOOR Max Floar Matkn Bros. 935 Mwi Si MKKKler ing tor them wnh 500 three- Manchester SINGER; »A».HC 643-4305 year-old apple trees he had raised 917 Main Street ^ ' A trademark ol THE SINGER COMPANY PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 22, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . Wed.. Sept 22. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE n o litics Test shows some teenagers Am <4 E i” m 5 g learson canH figure out index ? E ‘i;? By PATRICIA McCORMACK sion schedule, weather, stock averages, beauty hints. ment of Education Progress data indicates that while we should maintain such attention also should be aimed at DPI Education Editor They also were asked if the paper carried a bridge I A nationwide test of reading skills shows a newspaper column. the intermediate and secondary schools.’’ ^ By GREG PEARSON index befuddles 60 per cent of the 13 year olds and 41 per The National Assessment surveys educational at­ Roger Farr, a reading authority from the University of J = Ot (Q o in cent of youths 17. tainments in 10 learning areas. Different subjects are Indiana, Bloomington, is quoted in the report. S 2 - Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer, the Democratic The assessment of reading also included nine year olds, assessed every year and all periodically reassessed to “I think all ages are going exceptionally well on the . N (A E Qi O r Of candidate for U.S. Senate, will make her second not tested on the paper index question. mark change in achievement—up or down. items that are straightforward, basic, literal,’’ he said. ® « OJ -D appearance in Manchester in just over a week when she : ^ ^ . ct X c o The nine year olds go to the head of the class. Their The reading assessment was conducted by the “They are doing exceptionally well on very minimal 3 Q speaks to the Hartford Engineers Club at Willie's on Mon­ reading skills, compared to the little or no imjtrovement Research, Triangle Institute, Raleigh, N.C., and the kinds of literary tasks. o ^ iff Q. S day night, Sept. 27 at 8:30. among 13 and 17 year olds, went up 1.2 percentage Measurement Research Center in Iowa City. “But as soon as the tasks start to get harder the results She was in town last Sunday as guest of a cocktail party points—compared to scores by nine year olds four years The new report does little to ease anxiety over seem to drop off rather quickly.” *0 > Ijllf given at the home of Atty. and Mrs. Sanford Plepler. ago. declining reading skills. Dips in the Scholastic Aptitute By harder, Farr said he meant as soon as the passages i«0 Jim Quigley, who is Manchester coordinator for Skills among black nine year olds went up the most, 4.8 Tests for college entrance also have caused much con­ become longer or the questions require more manipula­ Schaffer, said that some 125 people turned out to meet the percentage points. But the blacks .jtill are 13 points below cern and currently are being probed by a blue ribbon pan­ tion. candidate at the Plepler residence. whites. el headed by Willard Wirts, head of the National Man­ i At all ages tested girls continued to read better than power Institute in Washington, D.C. Farr is associate dean for research and evaluation at At the opening of the Democratic headquarters last boys. Some authorities feel dropping scores on the college en­ Indiana’s School or Education. He also is co-editor of The w Thursday night. Democratic Town Chairman and State The report on reading skills was put out Tuesday by trance tests may be related to falling reading skills. Reading Research Quarterly and a member of the board Rep. T ^ Cummings said that the country needs a National Assessment of Educational Progress, a project The hopeful side of the National Assessment report: of directors of the International Reading Association. Democratic president “to put more jobs and more zip of the Education Commission of the States in Denver, the improvement was among nine year olds was at­ into the economy.’’ Colo. tributed to reading intervention—an attempt to improve Another reading authority. Prof. Wayne Otto, head of the University of Wisconsin’s Curriculum and Instruction The remark drew a quick response from Cummings’ The newspaper index question was included in tests ad­ skills in the arlier years of school. department, reports: E Q opponent for the 12th District seat. Republican Walt ministered to 13 and 17 year olds. Four years ago, 42 per Roy H. Forbes, director of National Assessment, said Ul U o Joyner. cent of the 13 year olds were successful in this category. the evidence shows special programs at the elementary “It’s not that they can’t read: it’s that they are not I "While President Ford was signing into law the income Forty per cent were successful this time around. level are paying off in reading. Earlier assessments willing to read. “When the content is especially in­ tax reduction bill to stimulate the nation’s economy, Among 17 year olds, 63 per cent succeeded in the showed that the intervention programs to bolster skills teresting, as in an item that included directions for per­ Cummings, along with the rest of the governor’s 'Yes newspaper index test question in 1971. This last time, 59 also were successful in science and writing. forming a magic trick or when few mental manipulations I So Men,’ was putting through huge tax increases in the State per cent were successful. “With the taxpayers demanding education accoun­ are called for, 17 year old seem to be very well. of Connecticut which took away more money that the Subjects were asked which pages to check for televi­ tability and a return to the basics the National Assess­ (At federal tax reduction returned,’’ Joyner said. O He pointed specifically to Cummings’ votes in favor of (X) o increasing the state sales tax, the corporate income tax, the motor vehicle registration and license fee, and the B 4- e gasoline tax. House committee told rumors Ul (A Cummings responded that the votes he made were 111 (D Q 5 necessary to meet a deficit passed on to the 1975 General > N o ^ cien DiFazio called a press conference last Thursday leave Vietnam by Communist ‘They seeemed quite content,” About town ...and and leveled his second blast in a week at Rep. William authorities several months after the Mielke said, according to the reports Cotter’s collection of funding. U.S. evacuation in April, 1975. he heard. DiFazio, who is a Hartford attorney, said that Cotter Mielke told the House Comm- "I have no reason to disbelieve the accepted a $500 donation from the Thomas P. O’Neill m ittee on Missing Persons in story, ” he testified. th en so m e z c a t; Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Campaign Fund. O’Neill is the U.S. House Majority Southeast Asia that he and his Viet­ He speculated that the Americans, = g d . ■»>•.£ Leader and the expected heir to the Speaker of the House namese wife were permitted to said to number about 200, included Lebanon, has postponed its Roll Call tA Pr .V post. reside unmolested in the Saigon area "some defectors, perhaps prisoners meeting Monday, Sept. 27, until Mon­ HARTFORD IVATIOIMAL Previously, DiFrzio accused Cotter of accepting con­ and that he continued looking for in­ of war and some pilots, some who day. Oct. 25. tributions from staff members, a violation of federal formation regarding any American may have escaped. I don’t know.” (The Favorite Person) BAIMK laws. Cotter has admitted accepting contributions from servicemen or prisoners of war who Mielke said he was shown on a map Middle Tumiiike Office, Middle Turnpike West his congressional staff, but said he only recently became might still be alive. He said he also the location of the American colony The Manchester Evening Manchester Green Office, (121 Middle Ttimpike East aware that such contributions were illegal. sought information on the grave sites and that it “ appears ideal” for North Manchestei'Office, 2’20 Nmth Main St. of U.S. personnel shot down or killed allowing movement, if necessary, by Herald prints more State Sen. David Barry and Republican David Cohen, during the hostilities. road or rail to China. Manchester news than any First Miinchester Office. .jSl'> Main St. candidates for the Fourth Senatorial District seat, both “I often went to the shopping areas American authorities have other newspaper. did a good job on a recent television debate. with my wife, ” he said. ”My wife repeatedly said they are convinced Barry stressed his past work in the senate and said, 'T il leave it to the public whether my record has brought forth anything of value to the Fourth District” Carter Cohen spoke mostly on economic matters and said he would take “a businessman’s approach to state govern­ remarks ment. We must wait on approving certain items until we T H E S A L E O N L Y can afford them” scary * * W O W I SINGER COULD HAVE Along those economic lines, Cohen last week an­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - IIII nounced that he will seek major unemployment reforms Acting Senate Democratic “ i s s c 0 if he is elected. Leader Robert Byrd said W I L O S T , ON MACHINES ONLY |lg8 He feels too many people are taking unfair advantage Tuesday that Jimmy of the benefits provided by the state unemployment Carter should never have regulations. He would support a proposal to eliminate the given an interview to SINGER COULD MAKE. benefits for people who quit a job or are fired for good Nobodyfs made sewing machines reason. Playboy magazine in which I G H T t ” he discussed his views on longer than Singer. Nobody makes “Those proposals would have saved the state about $30 sex and religion. them better. And right now Singer million a year and would have re-instated the original Meanwhile, Senate sale machines in every store are purpose of the unemployment compensation fund, to aid Try a compliment on lor size Pul our Republican Leader Hugh those who are out of work through no fault of their own," 5,(.XX),tXX) hours ol Wenjhl Wdtcher.s' dassnxjm available at terrific prices. Cohen said. Scott responded to the expierience |i i work for you at WEIGHT : P.J 5 Playboy interview by saying, "The trouble with NOW Other recent happenings on the local political scene in­ ooo.TAnn WATCHERS ,3 clude: Jimmy Carter is that when Z O Z -T O O O The Authority ONLY he says what he really : S = 3 » c • The endorsement of Ted Cummings by the Political SAVE $30 OFF REG. Action Committee of the Greater Hartford Labor Coun­ thinks, it comes out pretty PRICE ON THIS o St : scary.” : E o 5k Oi cil. SINGER ZIG ZAG 5 0 -0 g - • ; S 5 .2 >■ Carter told Playboy that V,2 0 5 -o O4> - J ( • The naming of Leslie Belcher as treasurer for Walt *• he has “looked on a lot of SEWING MACHINE. ^ 0 O 5 c ^ ^ r j* Joyner's campaign. Joyner also selected Thomas Kibbe 5™: as his director of public relations. women with lust” but that ANOTHER TECHNOLOGICAL FASHIONMATE* • The naming of Richard C. Reeves of South Windsor as God had forgiven him for MACHINE Model 362 with it. BREAKTHROUGH FROM SEIKO: treasurer for G. Warren Westbrook, who is the front drop-in bobbin, built- 3 r “ - C Byrd told reporters, “I fc ■g - r « ' Republican candidate for the 14th Assembly District THE FIRST LC DIGITAL in blind hem stitch, an 3 O i 3 ■€ -C . don't think this particular seat. QUARTZ CHRONOGRAPH. extra-wide zig-zag capacity • A brief after-hours appearance in Manchester by interview should have been and snap-on presser feet. Judy Carter. The Democratic nominee's daughter-in-law given to this particular This is a great machine for NOW stayed at the home of Stanley and Barbara Weinberg. magazine. There was all your basic sewing needs. ONIY Connecticut coordinators for Carter nothing to be gained. There Carrying case or cabinet Mrs. Weinberg said that they met Mrs. Carter at 11 30 was no new constituency to extra. • rv O » . r p m. on Wednesday, Sept. 15 in the parking lot of a soda be gained. stand in Brooklyn, Cpnn. Mrs. Carter had spent the day "O ne’s religion is a SAVE$80 0FFREG. private matter and better campaigning in Rhode Island, and she had a short sleep SAVE PRICE AND GET before heading out at 7:30 Thursday morning to do some left undiscussed in $100 THESE CONVENIENT campaigning in the southwest part of Connecticut, publications, " the West OFF REG. PRICE ON Virginian said. "1 wish it THE WORLD’S ONLY SINGER FEATURES. S U l u had not occurred.” SEWING MACHINE WITH Our Model 534 . „ B » Better hookkeeping advised But Byrd said he did not 2 4) O C STYLIST* IE r 3 t O o » think Carter's remarks AN ELECTRONIC BRAIN. > 9, C U HARTFORD (UPI) - allocates its grants to. ATHENA’ZOOO MACHINE. MACHINE has The state Planning Com­ would have any "ter­ free arm for 2 5 J "There are considerable minal" effect on his cam­ mittee on Criminal Ad­ sums to be returned to the A miracle at sewing in-t lie- ministration should do a paign "by any stretch of round, flc.xible Planning Committee by the imagination." any price. But better bookkeeping job, subgrantees.” the auditor's now it’s $100 stretch-stitches Scott said he thought the for knit and state auditors said said "At present the less. It has an Tuesday. interview “certainly can’t stretch fabric major source of informa­ be helpful. electronic No. CX001M-S29S.00. sewing and a Auditors Leo Donohue tion concerning funds at brain that lets and Henry Becker said the "He has chosen a rather Built-in illumination system. built-in * (/) the local or state agency exotic springboard for his continuous readout, you do almost committee should es­ AM/PM indicator and date buttonholer. “ ^ level are informal anytiungat tablish an accounts candid views of morality Stainless steel case, UJ worksheets prepared in which will probably gain adjustable bracelet the touch of a Carrying case or cabinet extra. receiveable ledger to im­ HARDLFX mar resist crystal conneetion with quarterly him some sympathy button. It sews 25 E prove control over refunds reports to the federal SINGER TAKES TRADE INS & 3 among the ultra-tolerant This amazing walch tells Ihe time and dale different stitches auto­ Bring in your old machine and we'll give you due back from groups it government. " IT S -D and shock the generality of and turns into a stopwatch at the touch matically and even another generous chunk off the sale price of 1< the good people of this computes buttonhole sizes by itself. Makes a new macliine. We can give you more on an of a bullon. When functioning as a stopwatch B o o O E country,” Scott said. sewing truly an art, not a chore. Made in U.S.A. old Singer machine, but we’ll take almost Crt 5 om 1/1 c; i It indicatesminules, seconds. 1/lOsecond, Carrying case or cabinet extra. elapsed time and lap lime with any sewing machine you’ve got. CM EoreiRn F'rult simultaneous timekeeping. Come see how John EndecoU. governor of this extraordinary watch works, Seiko Quartz s a your the Massachusetts Bay Colony, brought the first apple SEIKO THE WORLD’S BIGGEST seed from England — the ap­ ple tree is not native to the western hemisphere — and SEWING MACHINE SALE! apples stx)n became an impor­ Gallery tant crop In 1649 Endecolt 856 Main St. Phone bought 2(K) acres of land, pay­ S m o o r 643-4305 Man Ftoor Watkins Bn» 935 Man S» Maicheslw ing for them with 500 three- Manchester SINGERSIlAiSG C lhU R S *NO»*RIiCirAtiNC AWROVtO O lA i( Ry year-old apple trees he had raistni 917 Main Street ^ ' A trademark ol THE SINGER COMPANY PAGE TWENTY-TOP - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Wed.. Sept. 22. 1976 EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 22. 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE GOP women sponsor tea for candidates ITh«r« Quality Alumyt Excaadt Tha Frlcaf The Manchester Republican Women’s Club will spon­ sor a membership and “Meet the Candidates Tea” ® -I (Q I Tuesday, Sept. 28, from 1 to 3 p.m, at the home of Mrs. MUTOWN « o ® Thomas F. Ferguson, 68 Forest St. (entrance on Hartford 121SW SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD IP n o Rd.). CTgS I The following candidates are expected to attend (The 2. ^ CD seats they are running for are in parentheses): Lucien P. O O , e a t co n o m y u tle t DiFazio, Jr. (First Congressional District), David W. M E 0 I ItfMlDCs T u m ., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thun.* FrI. 9 to 9| Cohen (Fourth Senatorial District), Walter H. Joyner I n U U H O i Sat. 8 to 6 • (doted All Day Monday) CD a 3’| (12th Assembly District), Mart H. Bray, Jr. (13th Assembly District), G. Warren Westbrook (14th ffl^ ®1 9a l r/ie Lownt Price Yeti -< «. (B I Assembly District), and Marilyn “Lynn" England (9th a a ~ Assembly District). L0»n, Sonc/ets ■O«' T33 on , The event is open to the public and all interested per­ a a o I sons are invited to meet the candidates on a personal BRISKET CORNED BEEF M S 0) basis. a c ■"a a i i Head W ’ C Cut cn J Dolls to be displayed at Mary Cheney Library 1 WHOLE BRISKH F to tllb e . 9 5 ^ lb. Dolls from many countries will be on display in the 1 Include* ell center cut* junior room hall display case at Mary Cheney Library through October. The dolls belong to Julie and Rebecca Meridy of 27 Center Lean Teresa Rd. Sllcet Some of the dolls are very old. Some were collected BEEF FOR ■' from their countries of origin by family friends on their PASTRMi r>.VT>’ travels. STEW Parts of the collection have been exhibited at Martin School and Lutz Junior Museum. The junior room at the library is open Monday through 5 9 ^ Wlb. Fantasy freeway Thursday from 9 a m. to 9 p.m., and on Friday from 9 9 9 * . • r a.m. to 6 p.m. A * la For a few brief moments, young and old alike can fantasize they are bobsledders in the rs “ C Q- Winter Olympics as they take a ride down this slide at the Attitash ski area near Bartlett 5 ! « 5 o> O o ^ N. H. (UPI photo) a l -S I ^ BONELESS SIRLOIN Area nurses to learn ROAST • -§ oi- Sj3 it 5 - O ’ a T about flu treatment —^Ws winter fun — Nurses and heaith professionals in the local area will be among those in north central Connecticut who wiil i S C c n § soon have a clearer picture of the causes, symptoms and M . 2 9 treatment of fiu, including swine flu, according to the lb . *1 ‘ I Ol in the summer sun Fine For The Outdoor RoUaaerre regional chief of the state health department’s swine flu (/) F fM ir program. By DAVU) HASKELL A series of grand rounds in hospitals throughout the « i / i For all this, Attitash gets $2.25 per ride for adults, $1.75 BARTLETT, N.H. (UPI) - Wheeee... Hit that lever, for kids. And they’ve got lines. region have been scheduled beginning with one at ■If’ Rockville General Hospital Thursday at 1 p.m. Represen­ bank that curve. Here comes a straightaway — let it all ”Line$, line$, line$, line$," said a smiling Jones. Lean A reatv | > i r » ' : tatives from the Rockville Public Health Nursing out. Installation was a $450,(KX) project, a major expense, Freah Ground Beef For a few brief moments, young and old, male and but the ski industry is for the first time taking a look at Association and Rockville Nursing Home have been in­ vited. ROUND female, can fantasize they are bobsledders hurtling at something they seldom ever saw — summer money. And 2. C/)C/5 great speeds to victory in the winter Olympics. they like it. Jones said a large number of ski areas are Another session has been scheduled at Manchester HAMBURG a - . c Memorial Hospital Monday, Sept. 27, at 2 p.m. GROUND O (I'D Only it’s not winter. It's summer. And the speed (tops giving serious consideration to instailing the new money­ fD the one and only ft) -Q Qj ;i < 2 •• n ^ WHOLE TENDERLOINS 5 ac 5 c E _ <» * r — ify ,SHADY GLEN! M 3 n ,® 5 O OF BEEF C WOMENS NAME BRAND Largo Tlo8 Iba. Average ®^ a ~ a™ ^a I'' a(j ^5) SHOES* BOOTS* COATS l a i C7^ 0) ^ (5 *P ? 9-50) 0 c a> ;r 0)X ■m ■ ■ .... ra Purnell Place ® ® ^ y • L ______Downtown r Manchester WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES I „(A (Mv ot Caniwgt Houm Bouliquw) WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS! Rear of Worth's, One Flight Up SPECIALS ARE GOOD THURS., FRI.. and SAT. Open 9:30-5:30; Thursday* 'til 9:00 P.M. , *trTM*g 23rt. im . t zeai. PHONE 049-8687 NBC WHNB-TV PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 22, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Coiin . Wed , Sept 22. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE

Schools-Clesset 19 Reilly expected Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 IN«I Yon NOTICE ■' i ^LIOIJOR PERMIT NURSES - RNS or LPNS, 11 RUG HOOKING - lessons at Fraser’s Rug Studio, 192 Hart­ BRICK DUPLEX - living GARRISON COLONIAL - This is to give notice that I, Pasquale p.m. to 7 a.m. shift, full or National Weather Forecast room, kitchen, formal dining to plead innocent Know? D Cam illi. of 19 Goff Brook Circle, part time, pleasant working ford Rood, taught by Vivily )aoo ZINSSER Eight rooms built in 1967 brick Wethersfield, have filed an application Powers. Classes start room, three bedrooms, rec front, large modern kitchen, placarded 8 Sept. 1976 with the Liquor conditions in small skilled room, 2-car garage, excellent nursing facility. Call Mrs. September 27,9 to 11 a m. Call \ formal dining room, first floor Millions have dis­ Control Commission for a Package 649-2304 between 10-4 for in­ condition, $51,900. Philbrick family room, 15x19, four LITCHFIELD (UPI) — Peter A. Reilly, 21, is expected Store Liquor type of permit for the sale Klett, DNS at 289-9571. jiaoo Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. AGENCY of alcoholic liquor on the premises of She Iteralh formation and registration. bedrooms. 2mmaniUt« 3 bedroom EDUCATION proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 54 (78). carpet abounds through However, Chief State's Attorney Jo.seph T. Gormley Walnut Case. Circa 1925. wood-burning stoves, Coloaial located in the llh D titrtct at the Town Garage, Notch 18 — Private Instructions in s u r a n c e a g e n c y Boston 51 (651. Chicago 46 (67), Cleveland 43 (66), Dallas 61 U rg e living room, dining room, CREATIVE COIFFURES, 695 - has MINNECHAUG MOUNTAIN above ground pool plus this 8 nxim Raised Ranch said the final derision on whether to bring Reilly to trial Complele and restorable. Road, to be used as a school 19 — Schoois-Classes Main Street, Manchester, opening for full time office and kitchen, plui new aluminum 20 - - Instructions Wanted (87). Denvcr$ 46 (65), Duluth 29 (45), Houston 61 (86). Jackson­ beach rights, convenient in one of East Hartford s again will rest with Bianchi s successor, who has not yet Needs everything exept a bus dispatching office in viola­ wants experienced hair­ work, experienced in all lines I HEATHER AND MELISSA | GLASTONBURY Hiding, wrap around porch and a ville 64 (871. Kansas City 53 (75). Little Rock 56 (86). Los location, nicest areas Family room garage been chosen new board No bench. Piano tion of Section 5 — prohibited REAL ESTATE dresser, full - part time, of insurance. Call between 9-4, Magnificent 3,800 square foot bi­ - Homes for Sale level home with 5 bMrooms (two Angeles 65 (74). Miami 74 (86), Minneapolis 36 i54). New 2-car garage. 3 or 4 with (24) rolls, titles and use of the Zoning Ordinance. Wednesday-Salurday. 742- for appointment 289-5448. T. F. Gilroy Daly, the attorney who gained the new *1^'. !‘***^® - Lota-Land lor Sale I I master suites). L-shaped family Grleans 63 (831, New York 54 167). Phoenix 73 (95). San Fran­ iQuu NousK tmnwm bedrooms, (ireplaced JUST LISTED - Investment Property 8333 , 649-5224, ask for Miss room with fireplace, library or Ik'autiful aluminum tided Colonial trial for Reilly after seven weeks of hearings before No. 583 cisco 53 (731, Seattle 52 ( 68), SI. Louis 56 (80), Washington 52 BARROWS & WALLACE living room Seeing is 26 — Business Property Louise LICENSED NURSE - 3 to 11, Grandma Sgro ^ den, fotmal living and dining room MMWTa xm. Kw wm with three bedrooms Dream Appeal of Richard Rodrigue 27 — Resort Property part time, intermediate care abutted by a covered porch (ideal (93). Mi-mi 12IWI5 m ilts believing Reduced to $49 - kitchen with adjoining dining area, see the piano"^upon a " for entertaining) Kitchen with all for variance of side yard and 20 — Real Estate Wanted facility. Ideal for semi-retired 900 one and ' i bathi, rec room with the manslaughter charge DIESEL MECHANIC needed amenities. 3 full tiled baths, a fan­ knotty pine plankt, carpeting, pointment before submitting setback requirements of Sec­ person, 649-2358. Daly, a Democrat who is al.so tha state deputy MtSC. SERVICES - must have good experienced tastic laundry-sewing room, fireplace and garage MO't their bid. .Sealed proposals tion 7A of the Zoning Or­ 31 — Services Olfered vaulted and beamed ceilings, dou­ Private treasurer, was recently named by Gov./Ela T Grasso to will be received until 3:30 32 — Pamting-Papering background. For appoint­ ble garage, central air con­ best describes the lot that BLANCHARD & ROSSEHI dinance to allow construction 33 — Building-Contracting ditioning and an acre of beautifully become state insurance commis|tIt)nef effective Oct 1. ment, 688-2233. Happy Birthday Homes For Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 MANCHE.STER - Quality goes w ith this 7 room P.M., January 5, 1977. at of a single family residence at 34 — Rooling-Sidmg wooded land located just minutes R ialtori-M LS 646-2412 35 — Heating-Plumbing AREA built seven room Cape, aluminum sided Cape with Daly, who argued the state shofild drop its retrial plans which time they will be properly located on the east from two golf courses and down­ 36 — Flooring LUBRICATION Help needed - GODFATHER town Manchester. Priced at $109,- featuring plaster walls and publicly opened fhe right is k e e p s m i l i n g 1 breezeway and garage because of double jeopardy to Reilly, could not say side of Fiora Road, Lot No. 37 — Moving-Trucking.Storage immediately for second shift. MANCHESTER many built-in additions. ADVISOR Fireplaced living room COVKNTRY - Richmond whether he would represent Reilly resepiCT to reject any and all FFl, Block No. 33. Map No. 38 — Services Wanted We have o p e n in g s fo r Love, KEEP HAPPY Fireplaced front to back Wanted lor 1 rec room. 3 or 4 bedrooms Road - three bedroom Ranch, "We're looking so far into the future. I can't answer bids Specifications and bid 13. MISC. FOR SALE ADVERTISING experienced lubrication help " bungiiard t WALK TO MARTIN SCHOOL living room, den, formal forms may be .secured at the 41 — Articles for Sale for greasing trucks and Manchester S h e re e •*i dining room, 9x12 enclosed Asking $37,900. on large acre, kitchen, dining that question But I would expect to. if he is tried. " he Zoning Board 42 — Building Supplies Just listed. Immaculate 7-room Garrison area, not air heat. $34,900. Business Office, 45 N. .School DEADLINE trailers. Starting rale, $3.75 Evening Herald ROSSEnO porch, three bedrooms up­ Duplex said. of Appeals 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs hourly. Uniforms and tools Colonial. First floor family room, 2-car stairs, 1 1 2 baths, basement Conlessa Agenev. 742-9833. •Street. Manchester, Connec­ - Livestock 12 00 noon the day before Raattori-MLS 646-2482 6-6 two family loaded with of the furnished. For appointment Hours, 2:30-5:30 Dally rec room, attached 2-car gar­ 742-6505 ticut, 45 — Boats 4 Accessories publication garage, patio, fireplace, aluminum siding. potential New roof, 2 new- Town of Bolton 46 — Sporting Goods call 688-2233. Car mandatory age. Large treed lot, affords Deadline (or Saturday and He/p Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Raymond E Demers, John Roberts, - Garden Products $54,900, much p riv a c y , $38,600. heating systems, new elec COVENTRY ■ (North) Seven Business Manager - Antiques Monday IS 12 00 Noon Friday Call 647-D946 room Colonial. large Chairman 49 ~ Wanted to Buy PART TIME - Sales - If you Philbrick Agency. Realtors, trical system. Needs pain­ Schaffer calls Weicker are area professional HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WARREN E. 646-4200 ting but (or $36,000 is a landscaped lot, attractive RENTALS kitchen, fireplaced family Rooms lor Rent salesmen in the day time and NIGHT AUDITOR, part time, MANCHESTER - New Raised great buy. Call today lor want to sell at night and make Ranch, seven rooms, ap­ MANCHESTER - Seven room, room, barn-garage. $46,600. a part-time senator Apartments lor Rent PLEASE READ 11 p.m.-7 a m. Friday- more details. Conlessa Agency. 742-9831 LEGAL NOTICE 54 — Homes for Rent more than your day job...it’s Salurday for local motel. proximately one acre and an HOWLAND full shed dormered Cape, STORRS (U P I) — Sen. Lowell W eicker, R-Conn , has 55 — Business for Rent YOUR AO fun and easy!!! Call Mr. 8-room Colonial, one and 3 4 REALTOR three or lour bedrooms, Expanded Ranch 742-6505 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 56 — Resort Property for Rent please ahply in person. Quali­ 643-1108 been branded by his opponent. Democratic U S. Senate Douglas, 525-9134. ty Inn. 51 Harlfor acres. Both have 2 1/2 baths, newer kitchen, living room, with features galore. NOTICE OF 57 — Wanted to Rent Classified ads are teken over Iford Turnpike, COVENTRY - Village 50 — Misc for Rent the phone as a convenience Vernon. • ^uTifq two garages up to 10 inches rec room, new aluminum Fireplaced carpet^ 14x22 candidate Gloria Schaffer, as the New England senator ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Colonial of eight rooms, four The Herald is responsible for SALES PEOPLE - Older insulation. Choose your colors siding. $35,900 Philbrick living room. 18x15 first with the worst record of missing votes this year. AUTOMOTIVE only one incorrect insertion and for interior and rugs. Middle TWO FAMILY, central loca­ Agency. Realtors. 648-4200. fireplaces, two baths, hot 61 — Autos for Sale multi-million dollar company FULL TIME mature sales DIRECT FROM OWNER In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and then only to the size of the tion, nice lot, four rooms each floor family room, 3 good water heat. $37,900. Conlessa Mrs. Schaffer said Tuesday Weicker mi.sscd 84 votes 62 — Trucks for Sale with young ideas has openings person Apply in person. $50's. A participating builder I, jnotice is hereby given of the adoption by original insertion Errors which floor, good condition. $43,(X)0. *3 5 ,9 0 0 sized bedrooms, I's baths Agency. 742-9833. 742-6505. between January and Sept. 11, 23 votes more than his 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale for people who are looking for in the home owner's warranty MANCHESTER - New listing. me Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut do not lessen me value-of the Marlow's Inc., 867 Main 646-2426 , 9-5. full basement partially 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles a future, in sales and manage­ Street, Manchester. plan for 10 years of nationally Manchostpr, six-room ('ape 6 room Cape, with large pan­ nearest New England rival. Sen. Robert T. Stafford, R- September 14, 1976 of Ordinance as follows: 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobila adverlisemeni will not be cor- Kxcellent t’onditiun. 3-4 biHlriKims. COVENTRY (North) Im- ment. Opening due to in-house insured protection. Charles eled rec room, quiet child safe finished, fenced in rear Vt. Homes reeled by an additional mser- Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, MANCHESTER - Five room, large eat-in kitchen, fireplaced street Three bedrooms, for­ niaculate six room Ranch, Automotive Service lion promotions. This company JESUS CHRIST Superstar - living rtH)m. large enelost“d vard yard, etc If you are ORDINANCE 646-0800. two bedroom apartment, first large corner lot. paneled "Connecticut cannot afford a part-time senator, " she 67 — Autos (or Rent-Lease has more financial success 80x180 ft mal dining room, fireplace, looking for true value then tryouts. 7 p.m. September 24 floor, two-family Good loca­ family room, fireplace, rec said. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of stories than any other in New ______649-6415______$36,500. KasI Coast Realty, through 28 at corner East tion, garage, $185, per month. you should look here room, hot water heat, garage. Manchester that the Town of Manchester sell for the sum of England, no lim it on what you GLASTGNBURY- 528-9668 Evenings. 644-193T A Weicker aide said the senator had been present for 83 Main and Broad. Meriden. Paul W. Dougan Realtor. 643- Asking only $45,900 $39,900. Conlessa Agency. 742- One Dollar (1.00) and other valuable considerations (n can earn. Call Doug Baskin, Your new career starts here. Minnechaug Mountain, 643-9969. per cent of the votes taken between January and Sept 17 Auditioners must prepare elegant home for enter­ 4535. 9833. 742-6505 Lost and Found 525-9134. Superstar selections. MANCHESTER - By owner - Colonial Charm and added of W eicker. "H e has no apology to make on KENNETH BURKAMP the following described property PROBATE .NOTICE In the Medical Field taining, 16' brick bar in MANCHESTER ~ Large located in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and Orchestra audition by appoint­ Immaculate four room Con­ Older 6 room redecorated this score. His attendance is high and it has remained [ireplaced family room, deck newer 4-4, two-family Two MANCHESTER - 6-6. Duplex, State of Connecticut, that certain piece or parcel of land DID YOU Lose a young preg­ ment October 16. Information We Can Train You To Bo A: plus patio on lovely wooded dominium with full basement, Colonial located within high." nant mongrel? Sne^s carpeting, air-conditioning, car garage large lot. aluminum siding, two car gar­ situated to the North of Purnell Place In said Town of (■(uirl of Probate, District of 634-0474. Non-profit. lot.70's. B.W Realty, 647-1419. ON THE GREEN excellent condition $48,500 walking distance of all age, separate lurnaces. 63,- Manchester frightened, lonely and in • LIcenMd Practical Nuraa • Danlal Aaalalant • X-Ray Tachniclan all appliances, pool, tennis Mrs. Schaffer said New England's 11 other senators 646-3325, 6-8 p.m. No agents. schools. Iwivcly fireplaced Manchester and bounded and described as follows: NOTICK OF HEARING desparate need of you. 643- IN COLUMBIA 900 VS'arren E Howland. VACANCY SUBSTITUTE Teacher • Nuraaa Alda • Phyalcal Tharapitt Aaaiatant and many advantages lo living room, charming missed 11 votes between them on the recent tax reform ESTATE OF NOELIA E FULLER 2593. MANCHESTER - Just listed, Realtors. 643-1108. NORTHERLY: By land now or formerly of Adolph and Anna aka NOELIA FULLER, deceased Wanted - for morning session carefree living. Call 646-5223, VERNOIN - By owner Open measure, according to the rating of a citizen group, Coventry Grammar ^ • Oparaling Room Tachniclan aluminum and brick raised dining nxiin, 3 bedrooms Bareisza, twelve (121 feet: Pursuant to an order of Hon William in Manchester nursery school. ranch on well treed lot. Eight SPACIOUS S-BEDROOM after 3 p m house, .Saturday and Sunuay, "Taxation with Representation, " quoted bv Mrs. E FitzGerald, Judge, dated FOUND - Instamatic camera ------at------plus many extras Priced Lofs-Land For Sala formerly of Archie Hayes, now other land School Call 649-4583 in the morning. rooms, two fireplaces, two 12-5, 274 South Street, Vernon 24 Schaffer. September 15, 1976 a hearing w ill I on Look Out Mountain. Call VICTORIAN MANCHESTER - Beautiful at $37,900 Call texlay for a of the Town of Manchester, one hundred and five-tenths (100 5) held on... -.1 an applii — car garage. $50,500. B/W Tsstefullji decorated and Contemporary maintenance feet, authority to sell certain real estAc as .649-9116 DEAN MACHINE Products, FULL PAY WHILE IN TRAINING tree lined lot, 7.500 sq. ft. of personal inspection. ELI.INOTON ■ Standlsh She said Weicker alone missed 10 votes on the bill. Part-tim e Realty, 647-1419, metlctilously maintained. Three car free .California redwood six m said application on file more fully Inc., 102 Colonial Rd. land on bus line Two or three room Ranch Cedar shingle Street - Excellent location, "When crucial votes come up it is a .senator's obliga­ SOUTHERLY: By land now or formerly of E. J, Holl twelve appears, at the Court of Probate on FOUND - Gray, black white Manchester - Job shop Tool carriage house with storege area. bedrooms, modern kitchen AA zone, city water, adjacent (12) feel, and SeptembiT 30, 1976 at 10 .10 A M Secretary MANCHESTER - This lovely roof, beautifully treed lot in tion and responsibility to be present and vote, " Mrs double pawed female kitten Maker with at least five years Man; extras. Principals only. with plenty of cabinet space. ZINSSER to golf fairway, starting $13.- Pearl J Hullman Apply: Mr. Wm. McDer­ CONTACT THE: eight room Colonial is desirable neighborhood Schaffer said. She asked where he was when various WESTERLY By other land of Kenneth Burkamp, one hundred wearing white flea collar, experience, 7-4:30, all Living room with fireplace. 900 per lot Call 646-5757. After Asst' ('lerk mott, Principal, Rt. 2, Box situated in one of Hecenlly decorated. TV votes were taken, and five-tenths (100.5) feet. Lydall Street area. Call 647- benefits. An equal opportunity One car garage with attached 5, 649-3423 280, Coventry, Cl. 06238 ARMY MEDICAL RESERVE OPPORTUNITIES Manchester’s finest areas. antenna, air conditioner, gar­ 1373. employer. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL breezeway. Being sold by age. full walk out basement, AGENCY A Weicker aide .said the senator was in Connecticut, Tel. 742-7313 700 South Quaker Lane Four bedrooms, large eat-in This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this kitchen. Mid 60’s. B W Real­ 423-7701 or 423-5026 owner by appointment only, at large covered patio, city BOIxTON • Two acre building campaigning or addressing high school and college com­ An Equal Opportunity Employer U.S. A rm y R e irrve Center publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days Court of f'robate, District of Personals 2 MATURE sitter wanted to ty, 647-1419. $42,000 (ir best offer. Call after water and sewers Price $38.- @ M L $ 6 4 6 -1 5 1 1 site Large trees, brook, nice mencement ceremonies during the votes He .said after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not Manchester feed, prepared meals, for W **t Hartford, Conn. 5, 643-6981 900. Call 872-6.187 high area $13,000 Lawrence Weicker had a 94 per cent attendance record for the 94th less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town as deter­ NOTICE OF HEARING WANTED RIDE-Corner San- elementary school children C A L L 2 3 6 - 3 M O - 233-2062 F Fiano. Realtors. 649-5371 ESTATE OF GEORGIANNA EVANS, tina Drive and Keeney St. to daily 4-6 p.m also available to Manchester STRONG STREET - Tremen­ congress through June of this year. mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, an incapable person STARTING to take sit one to two evenings per Aze% 1 8 - 3 3 dous Colonial on a real deep Pursuant to an order of Hon Wilham Manchester Memorial applications for full time has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its Hospital, 7-3:30 p m. 643-5381. week. 644-8983 after 6 p.m. level lot Eight big rooms in E FitzGerald, Judge, dated employment. Call 872-4515 NEW COLONIALS ■Sex r h a r fje - reference to a special Town election. September 15. 1976 a hearing w ill be all. 1 1 2 baths, custom built in between 10 a m, and 12 noon. F^ascal A Prignano. Esq. Secretary held on an application pravlng for DANCING • Every Friday RN for physician's office, 1936, two-car garage Must be COLCHESTR (UPI) - was driven to an isolated authority to sell certain real estate as 5 models to choose from, 3 Board of Directors Night at Manchester VFw An equal opportunity Monday, Tuesday, TTiursday, seen to be appreciated. in said application on file more fully employer Mall this coupon tor further Information and 4 bedrooms up to 2'/z Charles Burbine, 29. of En- section of Colchester early Manchester, Connecticut appears, at the Court of Probate on Post Home for members and Friday, 9-6. Saturday 9-1. 872- Tremendous value at $49,900. field, was arrested Tuesday where she said Sept 30. 1976 at 11 00 A .M . guests. 208 East Center 8321. NAMl ------baths, all w/fam ily rooms T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 6431 DMed at Manchester, Connecticut this 17th day of September. MATURE dependable person, Tuesday on a charge of she was forced to have sex Pearl J Hullman Street. and fireplaces. Several 1577, Ass t Clerk part time nights, 2, 3 or 4 locations priced from $48,- sexual assault in connec­ with the suspect. He was GARAGE DOOR installer, nights. Work is prim arily will train, splendid opportuni­ 900 to $61,900. TWO NEW HOMES - Up on tion with a complaint filed held in $5000 bond for a making pizzas and grinders. ty, year 'round work. Call 278- No —- East Eldridge Street. A seven Apply in person, Mr. LaPizza by a 16-year-old Hartford hearing today in .Norwich □ FINANCIAL 4773. room Cape ready for occupan­ girl. Police said the girl Court of Common Pleas. inside David’s Restaurant. cy and a seven room Dutch Call for appointment, 646-2090. September “ WANT AD” Special PLUMBER'S Apprentice. SCHOOL BUS Drivers - MERRITT Colonial These are quality Insurance 10 New construction, minimum Knowledge of Manchester Realtors 646-1180 homes, the very best of Services Ottered ARE YOU a good worker? If two years experience, 643- everything. Come see for 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering Building-Contracting 33 LEGAL NOTICE so, we have a position necessary, clean driving PAPER ROUTE MAYBE you should have an 2636, after 5. record required. Five year yourself, we defy comparison. CASH PAID for your older, available for you in a big and PAINTINti ■ interior and NFW CEILINGS and TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICl'T individual Retirement Acc- driving experience preferred. Call, we w ill open them and unwanted or jiink cars growing company. Call 872- MANCHESTER - Lovely your can browse through al (MRPET exterior, paperlianging. archways installed, ceilings NOTICE OF cunll Free Booklet-Risk Call 643-2373 or 643-2414, AVAILABLE three bedroom Ranch for easy Immediate removal Windsor i515. An equal opportunity your convenience. High 50's, excellent work References resurfaced, unique and com­ 4 lin e s 4 d a y s 4 d o ll a r s Management Associates, P.O. RURGER care living, lireplaced living Auto Haul. 242-2549. ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT employer. Wickham Apt. area T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- CLEANING Free estimates Fully in­ mon ceiling textures. Drobiak Box 108, Buckland Station room, dining area plus eat-in TO ORDINATE ■ (20 Words) ^ ■ 06040. East Hartford 1577. sured Martin Mattson. 649- Dry Wall ( o , The Ceiling and KING kitchen, convenient to schools REWEAVING burns, holes. 4431 RN's-LPN's - wanted for full Business Opportunity 14 lor Zippers, umbrellas repaired "All work fully g u a ra n fa d " Wail People. Manchester 646- In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and Needs several pereone and shopping, priced to sell at lime or part time 11 p.m. to 7 MANCHE.STER - Super three Window shades. Venetian 1 Room $20 8882 9 of the Town Chapter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by a.m. shifts. Apply to Direc­ full or pari lime over 18 MANCHESTER $38,500. B.W Re:Realty, 647-1419. PAPER HAN(;iN(; Expert □ EMPLOYMENT SMALL ENGINE Service bedroom lownhouse con­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent 2 Rooms $30 the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester. Connecticut. tors of Nursing, Salmon Brook to work days or Corporation expanding dealer EVENING HERALD dominium, family room, Marlow’s. 867 Main St. 649- Your average paper, in S AND S Framing Corporation MANCHESTER - Meadow September 14, 1976, of Amendment to Chapter 122 (Pension) of Convalescent Home, off evenings. Please apply netw ork. No experience appliances, pool, tennis, many 5221 • 390 Sq. Ft. average roofn, $25 Mr House built We do (he hard Please Contact: Lane. Gambolotli built • Prt-Spotting Trtfilmtnt the Ordinances of the Town of Manchester as follows: House Street, Glastonbury. necessary. Complete training advantages to carefree living. Richrnan. 646-3864 work, vou do the finish 643- Help Wanted 13 In person, 487 Center Mr. Hatak Garrison Colonial, four • Moving Larger Itama Phone 633-5244. program. $500. investment $37,900. Warren E. Howland C&M TREE Service - Free es­ 0921 Street between 2 and 5 647-9947 bedrooms, formal dining • UPHOLSTERY CLEANING * AMENDMENTS TO TOWN OF MANCHESTER PHONE FROM home to ser­ required lo start your own Realtor. 643-1108, timates, discount senior (! L M cfinill Painting - .m. room, stone front, paneled ALSO AVAILABLE PENSION ORDINANCE vice our customers in the HARDWARE and plumbing business. Ideal for retired or citizens Company Interior, exterior painting, Booting-Sldlng-Chlmnaf 34 family room with bar, 2-car MANCHESTER quality professional work at OFF OUR Manchester area, flexible store work for receiving, part time. Details on request. Manchester owned and Chapter 122 of the Ordinances of the Town of Manchester is stocking and sales. Apply in M r, Barker. ESCA Field garage, lovely wooded lot, operated Call 646-1327 646-1008 reasonable prices Fully in­ ROOFFR will install roof, hours, super earnings, 249- many, many extras. Priced hereby amended, effective July I, 1975, as follows REGULAR PRICE 7773. person. The Barrett Plumbing TOOL and DIE Maker - Training Division Box 619, 27 LEXINGTON DRIVE sured. 643-9321 siding or gutters for low dis- COMMERCIAL & Supply, 331 Broad Street, Experienced. Overtime and Wading River, New York. □ EDUCATION for 'quick sale at $62,900. WILL TILL vour garden for $7 ( ount price ('all Ken at 649- Sec. 122-8, paragraphs (a) and ibi arc hereby repealed effec­ Arruda Realtv, 644-1539, 528- 9 room Raised Ranch. 3 SALES POSITION - Straight Manchester. benefits. Dynamic Metal 11792. per hour ('all anytime. 742- FlKKIMzACKS 'L IV K i Save PAI.NTl\(i In tenor ■ 2456 NON-COMMERCIAL 9395 full baths, aluminum tive July 1. 1975, and the following is substituted in lieu thereof: commissions, leads furnished Products Company Inc.. 646- 8532 on fuel, installed existing exterior i’aper liangi ng. PART-TIME Manicurist loo 4048. Interviewing 8 a m. to 4 MANCHESTER - Small store, Private Instructions IB a id in g , appllancst, homes or new (Juaranteed Kelerences Fully insured HIDWKLI, Hume Improve­ tal Eligibility for Total Disability Pension (under 15 years of ____ > to home owners Call 242-5402. RANCH - A "Must " House tor join a rapidly growing p.m. ample parking, great poten­ carpeting. 50'a. MA.SONRY - Bricks, blocks, eraltsmanship Santivasci & For Ircc estimates ('all Brian ment Co Expert installation service) Children - four bedrooms, un­ ACT NOW - Turn spare time progressive salon. Call 643- tial, Call B/W Ffealty, 647- REMEDIAL READING and concrete, steps, sidewalks, Son. 569-0180 Henrv 646-4161 of atuminuni siding, gutters 2483. Ask for Pat or Linda. MATURE Housekeeper, two 1419. math; individualized work ique playroom, paneled living patios, chimney ami fireplace .md trims Hoofing installa­ A member of the Plan who shall become permanently, total­ in to $$$! Be a S anta's room, dining room, kitchen, Demonstrator, earn commi$- days per week, own transpor­ program, (lst-8th grade) by ('all 875-497.1 after 6 T IU T K lN t; ■ Odd Jobs - tion and repairs 649-6495 . 875- ly, disabled from engaging m any gainful occupation and laundry room, two baths, and Ab\ ’ $ions up to 30%- or - have a MACHINIST - At least five tation. South Windsor area Masters degree teacher. 568- J.D. REAL ESTATE Cleaning cellars and attics, Building-Contracting 33 9109 employment, such total disability having been sustained during iVtB years experience. Self­ Call 644-2183 after 7 p.m. loaded’ with built-ins Low 40s, GE.N'ERAl, Remodeling and b' Toy & Gift Party in your Situation Wanted 15 8075. moving large apnlianees, also the performance of essential duties perlaining to his employ­ d»'l» starter, able lo work from Owner, 646-8852 ASSOCIATES painting, interior and HORACE Tetrault -- Siding, tot home and earn free gifts! Our stone and loam (lelivered 644- NKWTON H Smith & Sons ment by the Town, and while acting in the scope of such employ­ blueprints. Burke Tool and TAILOR WANTED - Call Joan Everalt exterior Free estimates rtiofing. storm windows, aw­ 1 o s t o 29th year! Call or write San­ MOTHER who enjoys 1775, 844-9532 Remodeling repairing ad­ tMCV.' Machine Company, Bunker References Reasonable ment, and such total disability having been caused bv no fault or ta's Parties, Avon, Conn, experienced in men's wear children will care for your Manchester 646-1980 or 646-0807 ditions. rec rooms porches nings Quality workmanship, negligence on the part of such disabled member, may request, 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. Hill Road, Andover, Connec­ tailoring, excellent working prices 649-7831 DHAPKHIKS ■ custom made - free estimates Fullv insured child in my home days. West HANG GLIDING lessons - by WIAT A nutPUCE! and ro o tin g .No jo b ti>o s m a ll by written application to the Pension Board, that monthly dis­ ticut. 742-7837. conditions. Good starlin g very reasonable Work 872-9187 649-3417 Center Street area. Call 646- appointment call. 875-1964. That's right — a nicely QI’A L IT R e f 1 nIshIng - C a ll 649-3144 ability payments be commenced to him, and be continued WE WANT honest reliable salary to qualified person, 2108. guaranteed (’all anvtime un­ persons who can meet people AFTERNOONS 1-6, Monday- vacation with pay, many in­ Northern Connecticut School decorated three bedroom Custom reupholslerv, 199 S PK C lA LlZI\(i cleaning and during the period ol such disability, in an amount equal to one- GRACIOUS DUTCH Colonial - til 9 p m 849-42H6 CARPK.NTMY Itepairs, and make friends for our Friday for snack bar. Must be surance benefits. Apply to Mr. of Hang Gliding Townhouse with 2'z baths, Forest Street, Manebester repairing chimneys, roofs, twelfth (1 I2thi of fifty percent (.W'! I of his final average an­ FORMER TEACHER will Six plus elegant rooms Caning, repairs Very remodi'ling ailditions gar­ business. Good income oppor­ 18 or over. Apply in person. Snyder, Regal Men Shop, 903 family room with wet bar IJO Pasuuale L Lavorato, new HMjfs Free estimates 30 nual wage or salary at the time of such disability Such disabili­ babysit week days in her SEWING LESSONS - Learn to Architecturally delightful ages roofing call David tunity, call 872-4515 between Tallwood Country Club, Route Main Street. Manchester, 643- and a gas fired fireplace reasonable Free estimates hypni'tist-neneficial results, Years Kxpenence Howiev. home in Highland Park area. sew in a small class with in­ central hall to captivate your 646-8574 P a tn a 644 1796 ty payments shall be subject to the provisions of iiaragraphs 10 a.fn -12 noon. An equal op- 85. Hebron, 646-1151. 2478. Enjoy the central air con­ lor anxiety, study problems, 643 5;i6l (ci, (d), and ic) ol this Sec 122-8 portuntiy employer. Call 646-4515. dividual instruction. Call 643- decorating imagination 'One 6226, ditioning in the summer and 1 2 baths, hardwood overweight smoking WKS RtfBIHNS iarpenlr\ METALLOGRAPHIC / Quali­ HRICK-Rloek. stone, Mondav Kndav 1 4.6-9 Satur­ RifOFING and (Julters - (iAF (b) Eligibility for Fotal Disabiiitv Pension (over 15 vciirs of COLLEGE educated multi­ and cozy up to your floors, modern kitchen, remodeling sfiei lalist .\il AVON - Want to put a b-i-g Call ty control lab technician. fireplaces, concrete, ehimncv day id 30-6. 1^8-7526 bv ap- Muffing, -\lcoa gutters, free service I faceted employment •••••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace in the winter fireplaced living nxim, family repairs No job loo small ditions lei rooms, dormers, present under your children's Experienced desirable, but polntmeet only 242 Hloom- estimates Call anytime, 646- CHIEF BEAUDET background, mature mother, $37,900 room and workroom, 2-car b u 1 11 I n s b a t h r o o m s Christmas Tree? Earn extra will train Apply Klock Co. Schoois-Classes 19 Save Call 644-8356 for es­ field Ave Windsor Conn 0466 Any member of the Plan other than a Policeman or Officer High school graduates take desires part lime general of­ arage. private formal gar- timates k ill hens 649-3446 money as an Avon represen­ 1366 T o lla n d T p k e ., en, terrace All this plus who shall have been employed in the continuou.s service of the NO a long look at your future. fice posiUod. 646-5358. THE HANS Christian F.J. SPILECKI S pOC* tative. Sell qualily Avon Manchester, an Equal Oppor: desirable Iwation 1 185 Henry ATTIC STAIHWAYS in­ LFoN CIKSZVNSKI builder Town for a period of fifteen ,151 vears and who shall have products while the kiddies are The NAVY provides job tunity Employer. Andersen Montessori School Realtors 643-2121 EXPERT TREE Removal stalled. all materials DAY CARE by experienced Street i Musi be seen to be ap­ and land clearing free es­ new hom o eu.'i'im built become permanently, totally, disabled from-engaging in anv Co4* ■ in school. I'll show vou how' experience and education is accepting applications for supplied, trim , molding, and Heating-Plumbing 35 SOinBi' mother and teacher in loving the current school year Pre­ preciated High $40's Owner timates - fully insured (,'all remodeled additions r<‘c p in fu l occupation and employment, such total disabiiitv having Call 523-9401 646/7888/6752. HEAT TREAT maintenance home. Drop-ins welcometT 646-8134 Principles only painting included $125 moms g.irages kitchens person wanted Must have at school and kindergarten All State Tree Expert Com­ been caused by no laull or negligence on the part ol .such dis­ South Manchester. 646-4864 MANCHESTER - Oilers in­ Melerences 649-7831 remodeled bath »ile < emenl SFUKRI.INKS sink lines, , c"1 least five years electrical and Bolton, 44A, 646-5727 vited on this expanded six pany 742-6591 ( leaned with electric cullers. abled member. may request, by written application to the Pen­ SECRETARIAL CLERK - MEAT COUNTER help RANCH - Seven rooms, three Work Steps dormers other maintenance related room Ranch in the b> piofessiunals McKinney sion Board, that monthly di.sabilily pavments be commended to with accurate ing ___ and wanted Apply in person. bedrooms, modern kitchen, L TUiMT THCCKINt; and Residenli.il or t oinmeri lal <& ■ experience. Apply Klock Co. Manchester Green area First HAVE rHl’CK will travel Bros Sewage Disposal Com- him, and be continued during the periiHl of such disabiiitv in an shorthand skills. Full time for Highland Park Market, 317 shaped living and dining various types of yard work C a ll 649 4291 1366 Tollan(j Turrnpi Business Opportunity 14 Butfnesi Opportunity 14 floor family room, three Light trucking, call 64,1-0359 [ian\ 643-53(18 small busy office in Highland Street, Manchester. room I.arge paneled family Cal! 643-8136 after 3 p rn amount equal to one-twelfth (1 I2lhi ol fifty percent (50'': i of Manchester, an Equal Oppor­ bedrooms, one and 1 2 baths, Manchester Reply Box 100. Got room in bascmeBl. garage, ELECTRICIAN - All types of SANTIVASCI Az SnN his final average annaul wage or salarv at the time ol such dis­ tunity Employer. fireplaced living room Priced o b Buckland Station, patio, 300' deep lot $39,900 RemtMlelers builders t on- Ni) J too small, toilet ability Such disability payiiieiils shall be subject to the PART TIME - Lubrication in the mid $40's Zinsser Agen­ wiring, electnial in’iprove- repairs plugged drains, Manchester, Conn. Philbrick Agenev. Realtors ttaclors Residential and provisions of paragraphs ic i. id), and le) of this Sec 122-8 help wanted nights and DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID cy. 646-1511 ment and repair work Eree kitchen (auiels replaced, weekends, experience helpful. 646-4200 estimates Call 646-5253 Painting. Papering 32 ('•mmen lal Uorkinanship KENNEL • Pari time after­ HOLSON ALBUMS repaired rec rooms, This Ordinance shall take effect ten dOi days after this 18 years of age or older Apply NEWSPAPER =Aov WANTED g u a ra n te e d 646 Oy>83 569-0180 noons and Saturdays. Ideal for WESTINQHOUSE TOLLAND - Four bedroom batiuiHim remodeling heat publication in this newspaper provided that within ten , 10) davs HURRY! MAIL OR BRING YOUR AD, TUDAY! Moriarty Bros. 315 Center St., DRESS.MAKLN'tj - Alterations INSIDE Outside painting retired person in good CARRIER Raised Ranch 2 1 2 baths Vernon-Manchester Line T IM O T H Y I ( O N N K L I . V miHlerni/ation etc Free es­ after this publication ol this Ordinanc? a petition signed bv not Manchester Individual. Mala or Famala, needed full or part-time to distribute world done in mv home, reasonable Sjieual rales lor [>eojilf over timates gladly given M M physical condition. Maintain WANTED lamoua Kodak film and other photo pro^cts through company as- Beautiful large in-ground. Call 646-4019 65 Fullv insured Fstimates CafpentfA and general con less than five |5) percent ol the electors of the Town, and deter­ premises, bathes dogs tabllshad locations. Make this your year tor independence $4995 00 in- p HAVE A BAD DfW I'M COUNSELING Realtor, 643-1577, W f m n f t n n f f' -d,., u/<. the Rec. school. FORTUNE mature person, central loca­ NOW ANC? THEN ! PEOPLE r CAN’T COOKIES' M Hi i - ■V.V6VJ tion. Call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. I have tried to help her without nagging but have had Win at Bridge THINK OF A THING IM M EDIATE Cash for your BEAT YOUR BEST DEAL POLICY TO BE very little success. I would like to introduce her to my property. Let us explain our Thursday, Sept 23 at 7:00 p.m. —, TO SAY/ BEDROOM, share 1 1/2 baths Homes lor Rent 54 NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLDI family because I do care for her, but I know that they will (air proposal. Call Mr. Inspection from 5 p.m. 'til auction, day and kitchen privileges with question my judgment when they hear her U lk. Belfiore, 647-1413. of Auction only owner and one other tenant. What should I do? Security. 649-7630. FOR LE A SE - Six bedrooms, Gerber keeps it ungarbled "Auction by Cameron" presents another well diversified sale of an living room, dining room and ORLANDO M A Y WE BUY your home? tlques and collectibles for the discriminating dealer and collector. PONTIAC-BUICK Quick, fair, all cash and no Apartmenta For Rent 53 two oaths. Garage, parking, OPEL-DATSUN-FIAT-LANCIA problems Call Warren E $385 . 646-0067. DEAR ORLANDO: Assuming she’s as interested in 22 The response to a Gerber Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. WE HAVE customers waiting I c h 289-6483 o pen ev e s t il io learning to speak properly as you are to have her learn, HAND M AD E wooden baby TAG SALE - Saturday for the rental of your apart­ SEV EN ROOM HOUSE - for adult education or tutoring la my recommendation. NORTH four clubs are: rent on bus line on East SE LL YOUR HOUSE through cradle, Bomberger slide September 25th, 9 a.m. to 3 ment or home. J.D. Real Route 5, East Windsor * 4 Four diamonds — zero or J. Watson Beach Real Estate projector, metal cases for p.m., 80 Alton Street, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Center Street. Call owner D E A R A B B Y : This may sound silly, but here goes. My V 8 four aces, four hearts — one 1980. after 4 p.m. 643-2924. - 'll Company. Professional real 35mm slides, Rockwell 10" Manchester. Maple twin bed, husband and I have been married for two years, but before ♦ K Q J 8 76 4 ace. four spades — two aces, estate service for nearly 50 radial saw. Call 649-1290. girl's size 5 clothing, attic we were married he dated my sister for a short time. *KQJS and four nolrump' — three LOOKING for anything in real H EBRON - Six rooms, plea­ years. Call our Manchester of- stuff. WE P A Y $15 for complete I had almost forgotten about that until last week. My aces Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence SEWING MACHINES - White estate rental - aparlments, sant yard, $260 per month plus Trucka lor Sale 62 Motorcycles-Bicfclea 64 (ice, 647-9139. junk cars. Call Joey , Tolland sister dropped by, and the two of us went shopping WEST EAST Today’s hand shows Gerber automatic zig zag, 1976 model, TAG SALE - 155 Walker homes,^multiple dwellings, no heat and utilities. Immediate Auto Body, 528-1990 fees, ta ll J.D. Real Estate 1972 HONDA, CL 175, together. When we returned, we were greeted by a couple AKJS *1) 98 3 2 over notrump at its best COMES THE SOUNP OF PLANNING TO SELL? - Our unclaimed layaway. But­ Street, Saturday. September occupancy. B/W Realty, 647- 1971 8-CYLlND ER, custom H E ^ U ^AYE-BVE, KIKJD S iR jJ " Associates Inc. 646-1980. 1419. excellent condition, hardly of burglars who had been hiding in my house. They VQJ 10 7 4 VK652 When South bids four AN ENSINE STARTIWe- counseling can help without, tonholes, stretch stitches, 25th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. PARTS Department now open deluxe/90 Chevrolet. All hems, fancy designs, etc. used. Very low mileage, $400. ransacked the place and left us bound and gagged. ♦ 10 3 ♦ 9 diamonds to show four aces. of course any obligation. Children's clothes, other Saturdays. Complete line of aluminum box with roll down A 10 6 2 *9 4 3 Never used. Originally $469, ROCKVILLE - Accepting M AN CH ESTER - Six room Chrysler parts. Chorches door, modified for both low Call 649-7139. When my husband came home from work a few hours North bids seven notrump 'T Odegard Realty. 643-4365. household articles. applications for one bedroom, SOUTH (D) now $ 179 60. 2 0 -y e a r Cape, two bedrooms, garage, Motors. 649-3646. level and platform level later and found the two of us tied up, to my surprise, he with complete certainty of warrantee City Sewing $127 per month, two-bedroom, stove, refrigerator, dis­ FOR SALE - 1971 HONDA, A A 10 7 6 success. TRADITIONAL COUCH - loading, newly built engine released my sister first! Center, 244 Farmington $161 per m o nth, th re e hwasher, washer, on bus line. 1970 TH UNDERBIRD, 2-door 750 runs good, 6" over front V A 9 3 loose pillow back must be bedroom, $174 per month. with special rear end gearing Abby, I was very hurt, and now I can’t help but wonder Blackwood would also have Avenue, Hartford, 522-0476. Year lease, $300. monthly. Landau, excellent condition. fo r in -c ity stop and go end, $900 or best offer. 646- ♦ A 5 2 worked with this hand, but SELUNG YOUR HOME? seen, in excellent condition. Rent includes all utilities if maybe he still cares for my sister. What do you think? «A87 Plus utililties. Available Oc­ $1,795. Please call, 646-4286 delivery. Dual rear tires, good 8803 after 4 p.m suppose that South’s opening Get top dollar! Call our Asking $175. 643-7670. wall-to-wall carpeting, and after 5:30 p.m. TIED IN KNOTS Both vulnerable WANTED - boy baby clothes, parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in- tober 1st. Ken Ostrinsky 643- condition, approximate net notrump had included only competitors FIRST — then size 2T or 3T in good condi­ 1333. capacity 2 ton. Excellent vehi­ BALDWIN ACROSONIC (ormation. EHO. Weit two aces Something like: call us LAST, Mr. tion, and chest of drawers in 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, cle for city deliveries or can DEAR TIED: I think your husband was being North East South piano - polished walnut finish AKQJx v QJ10x 6A i AA xx Rothman, Frechette & good condition. Call 643-9262. ELLINQTON THREE BEDROOM older factory-air, power windows, be converted to camper. Campers-Trallera courteous to a guest—no more, no less. Forget it. 1 N.T. excellent condition inside and A Blackwood four notrump home, $250. family with one or tilt steering wheel, am/fm, Asking $2500. Will not refuse a Mobile Homea 65 Pass 4 4 Pass 4 ♦ Martin Realtors, 646-4144. out. An instrument of fine BRAND NEW would have gotten North and ZENITH console color TV, two older children, hot water CB radio, 8-track tape player. reasonable offer Spot cash. Pass 7 N T. Pass Pass 21” . Excellent condition. $125. quality, $950 Call 646-4040. Meadowbrook Apartments. Just off Must be seen. Reasonable. 18' CAMPflR trailer - single Pass South a trick too high while of Route 83, Country setting. Brand oil heat. Call after 3, 643-9415. We believe you can obtain Call 646-1736. Dealer. 643-2791 nearly full bank financing on axle, excellent condition. Opening lead — Q V the Gerber four clubs would TABLE, Maple dropleaf, new 1 bedroom units In attractive Astro-graph let them play either four A hand lull of cash Is brick and stone garden apartment 7 1/2 ROOM House, on East such an excellent value. Call Eleven vears old $1,500. Call SEWING MACHINES - 1976 opens to 52x36. Two matching TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, 742-8930, nofrump or five diamonds. better than a garage building. Total electric. Each apart* Center Street, Manchester. Crestwood Products Corp. Alley Oop — Dave Graue Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. chairs. Excellent condition. No utililties, no pets. yellow, excellent condition, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL By Oswald & James Jacoby full of stuff. ment has Its own Individual entrance. 528-9471, E a st H artford , $48.50. Singer Touch and Sew, $75. Call 649-8430. Adults. No cats or dogs. 3 room, 1 References and security. $300 make, an offer Call 646-4938 A $4,995 two bedroom, mobile o rig in ally $389. now only C o n n ., 10 a m -5 p .m . story unit, $170, 3'A room deluxe un­ per month. Call after 4 p.m..p after>5 p.m. home fifteen minutes from In its basic form the Gerber $6810. Fully guaranteed. Call Weekdays only! For Thursday, Sept. 23, 1976 IF THE WHITE CHIEF SPEAKS HUAREO IS RISKT, MY w a it ! if m s a FOUR ROOMS of furniture it, $190, 3'/^ room, 1 story with 643-2924. Hartford with financing convention, invented by John A New York reader asks if THE TRUTH, THEN WHY HAVE BROTHERS" iT HIS WORP SIGN TOU WAbfT, 236-1123, Deafer. and one ping pong table. Call fireplace, $215. Reserve now for 1975 CO RVETTE - automatic, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) 1970 C H E V Y Window Van - available. Unbelievable but Gerber of Houston, uses all any players in the first con­ WE SEEN NO OTHER SIGN _ IS NOT El 5HI LET THEN A SH3N MX) 643-0339. Sept. 15-Oct. 1 occupancy. Call power steering power brakes, Alliances made at this time will SHALL HAVE ' □ MISC. FOR SALE TWO BEDROOM home, half automatic, 8 cylinder, true only at Plaza Homes. SCO RPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) four club bids made in a tract tournament, the Gold­ THAT TOUR GOP IS A N G R Y ? US LEA1 COMMERCIAL Kirby ••••••••■•••••••••••••••eg James J. Qessay, 675-0134 12,000 miles. Must be seen. Complete selection of new and prove to be mutually advan­ Others are working (or your strong bidding sequence to ask vacuum, one year old, of duplex, $225 per month, excellent condition man Pairs of 1929, are still Building Suppilea 42 Reasonable. Dealer, 643-2791. pre-owned 12' and 14' wide tageous This is true especially benefit Things could be going excellent condition Table, ap­ adults, no pets, phone 298- throughout $1,495. Call 644- for aces. Today’s expert uses alive. Articlea lor Sale 41 THREE ROOM apartment, 2824. mobile homes on display. if you team up with high-caliber on that you may be left in the proximately 30'x3'. Call 646- 3084, people it when four notrump does not We know of at least four, NATURAL STONE for stove and refrigerator in­ 1965 VOLKSW AGEN Bug - Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur dark about, but you'll learn of 5875 after 6 p m. cluded, $190 per month, ask for aces to take its place. T ed Lightner Garlon ALUM INUM sheets used as retaining walls, veneers, Good running condition. New­ Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) An them at the proper time. references required. EAST HARTFORD-Option to 1974 DODGE VAN - Six The simple way to play Churchill. Waldemar Von printing plates, .007 thick, patios, etc. Pick up by the buy. Clean six room Colonial. ly rebuilt engine, $400. Call pike, Berlin, Conn, 1-828-0369. interesting development is in TAG SALE - Route 85, Bolton, Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. 644-1242. cylinder, 3-speed. Custom in­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. Gerber is to provide that any Zedtwitz and Oswald Jacoby 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for pound or delivery by the ton. Three bedrooms, full cellar store (or you careerwise There 21) Several important allies will Saturday, Sunday. 9-5. Tires, terior, stereo, excellent condi­ jump to lour clubs directly As bridge players tend to be $1. Phone 643-2711. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, and rec room. Convenient WE N E E D 30 used mobile could be a sudden shill of the prove their worth over the next Typewriters, 8mm movie 649-3163. MODERN two bedroom MUSTANG - 1967 power tion. $3,100. Call 649-4281 over partner's bid of one or long lived, we assume there camera and projector, dishes, location. $300 per month. One homes, all sizes, please call status quo and this opportunity few weeks Once again, you'll CLEAN USED refrigerators, Townhouse, heat and hot steering, automatic transmis­ would present itself two notrump is a request for are quite a few more still with miscellaneous items. water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, year lease, security and Plaza Home Broker, 1-828- know the value of friendship. ranges, automatic washers, references. Call 649-6711 after sion, good condition $700. Call Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 0360. aces. us. witn guarantees. B.D. Pearl's Amplifier. George H. Griffing, Inc. dishwasher, laundry hook-i;-ups. 646-7441. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. $240. Call 528-1708 days. 4 p.m. alert for a speculative venture 19) There is a major change Berry’f World / •-.al Appliances. 649 Main St,, 643- MOTORCYCLE Insurance - USED 1976 CONCORD - 2l7l. DISHWASHER - Lady Ken- SCREENED LOOM 1973 GRAN PRIX all power, that appears to be earmarked coming It will have an advan­ more. Butcher block top, por­ Specializing in low cost motor home, 27 foot. Dodge lor you it may even look like a • Sand • Graval • Hit MANCHESTER - one air-conditioner, four new tageous effect on your career table. Copper color, like new coverage for over 10 years. 440 e n g in e , a u to m a tic poor gamble at first glance The Flintstones — Hanna Barbers Productions DARK LOAM - Five yards. bedroom apartment, second Busineaa lor Rent 55 radials, am/fm radio, vinyl Someone important will play a $70. Call 643-7482 Andover floor, downtown Main Street. Binding authority. Crockett transmission, tilt steering prominent role 330., plus tax Washed patio roof, 27,000 miles, $4150 or Agency, Inc., 643-1577. C A N C E R (June 21-Juty 22) A 742-7886 $145 per month. No children, TWO - Professional Offices - wheel, cruise control, 10 cubic and pool sand, gravel, stone, or pets. Paul W. Dougan, best offer. Call after 5 , 646- Situation you've been concern­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) FRUITWOOD - China closet, First floor, excellent business foot refrigerator freezer, 6.5 MINE, TOO- b h - e h - e h .7 A l l 643-9504. 6958. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville ed about will be successfully Ideas you conceive today modern glass shelves and Realtor, 643-4535. location, all facilities, KVA generator, 2 13,500 BTU M Y B U T T H IS I 60TTA OO /e 750 , 8000 miles, oil cooler and concluded And it could pave should be pursued with vigor. front. Excellent condition. parking, rent reasonable. 649- air conditioners, 15 fool care­ the way (or something of even W ATCH H A S IT CHAN3B MV BUILDING to be torn down. 1968 MAROON GTO - Good rack. $1,750. 289-4042. Don't let them gather cobwebs. S A Y S O NE Call 742-8034 alter 6 p.m. FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch, first 1680, 649-3549. free awning, 15 loot screen greater promise A T TWO POSITION A BIT Plenty of good lumber, suf­ floor, adult couple, no condition. 400 cubic inch, 350 They could prove personally O'CLOCK THIRT'/ An d 1 c a n room, sleeps up to 8 people. profitable / HOSPITAL BED; Shetland ficient material to frame and children or pets. Call 649-6987. hp, automatic transmission, 1973 HODAKA, road and trail LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An un­ / ...WE'RB POUL UP THE MANCHESTER - Main Call 875-2517 ask for Joe. vO n n a b e WHOLE WOPLD floor polisher, brushes: slat clapboard a large house. Will radial tires, power brakes and bike, all chrome, only 143 anticipated condition could P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) In Crochet Street, retail store, 700 square steering. $600. Call Pete 649- 7 A . /! magazine bench; trunk, exchange material for dis­ FOUR ROOM apartment, feet, good location. Paid W. miles. $550, Call 646-3636. eclipse your present plan. Work in harmony towards the heat, hot water, appliances, 2570. Don't fret, things could work bowling ball bag. shoes, 10; mantling and removing Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. same goal as your mate. What TV set, tape recorder. 643- material. 643-6006 or 647-9771. central location, parking, 1972 YAM AH A Enduro, 250, out better than if you'd you both want can be obtained 4374. security, lease. $205. 649-3340. new engine job, low miles, Automotive Service 66 programmed them yourself in the near future Dogs-BIrda-Peta 43 " g . J”,Lw°'’"r^dPo"'4%"e%^S helmets, tires, other extras. M AN CH ESTER - Six rooms, separate front room offices. E LM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SAXAPHONE - ;ood for transmission white walls, Road equipped, $375. or best first floor 2-family. Attractive 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. sun specialists, factory Dawn IS breaking on your Your beginner. $50 Call '46-3569. DOG-CAT BOARDING excellent condition. Gone offer. 649-9901. financial horizon today Money and spacious, carpeting, back to school. 646-0207 trained, one day service, 114 bathing/grooming Complete refinished floors, new kitchen, MANCHESTER - Main could loosen up with the ad­ MOVING TO California modern facilities. Canine Weekdays after 5:30 p.m...... Rockville. 871 Birthday everything must be sold or garage, parking. $260. Street, one, two and three weekends all day. Automotive Service 66 1617. vent ol an untapped source of g^iven away, furniture, stereo Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon monthly. 646-5200. room offices available. Call income Sept. 23, 1976 Road, Manchester. 646-5971. A year ol exceplional promise TV, dinette set. bikes and Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 4535. 1972 TOYOTA, Corolla, 2-door IS in store, especially in areas books and other mis­ 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex, sedan, $1,500 or best offer. Something big is in the offing Born Loser — Art Sansom YOUNG B LU E front Amazon appliances, enclosed where you can assert yoursell cellaneous. Call before 11:30 Call 643-4905. Although others are involved, a m , 646-5397. parrot, hand tamed, starting backyard, basement with ATTRACTIVE Four room - creatively Using your keen im­ the mechanism for achieving agination can (alien your bank to talk, with gold tone cage, washer/dryer hook-ups, office. Central downtown success will lie largely in your 1975 PONTIAC, excellent con­ account 1 REFRIGERATOR - Good $400. 742-8723. private entrance in driveway location, in professional hands no pets. Security and dition, 30,000 miles, moving N'T Y a ' I'V E condition. Westinghouse, $80 building with parking, heat, references, 649-9258. and air conditioning. must sell. Call after 5 p.m., Call 643-9424 F R E E to a good home, seven Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel ®l9r6 6yNtA, me i ' ALM O ST months old collie/shepherd Available November 1st. Call 649-8008. M AN CH ESTER - Six room TO THE IT. ^ FOR SALE - Bell & Howell mix. Call 646-7648. 649-2865. three bedroom Duplex. 1968 DODGE Coronet, good ■■ "Honey, all my suits with vests are at the 35mm SLR and ca.se. $100. E U P (OF Excellent condition. Two second car, has new exhaust s c r o u n g in ' Also Royce Union 10 speed children permitted. MANCHESTER - 122 East cleaners. May I borrow yours?" Garden Products 47 system, battery and brakes. GARBAGE CANS hike, new in April $100. Call Convenient location, $235. per Center Street, 530 sq. ft. first THAT" floor, modern office. Ample Good running condition. $500.; PONTIAC SERVICE AGAIN, HEV, , ■ 646-2758 after 6. LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick month. Paul W. Dougan, ' I r i V Realtor, 643-4535. parking. Merritt Agency, 646- 1970 Duster, 340, automatic, SYLVESTER ? Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick vour own - tomatoes, peppers, 1180. excellent running condition, WE BlIY and sell furniture - hot peppers and eggplant, by have to see it to believe it. Cash on the line. One piece or the basket, Spencer Street, LO V E LY six room duplex, y f R E SE N T Y O u y \ three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, GLASTO NBURY 4,000 feet in- Motor has been rebuilt, has 6,- 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. GREAT CAESAR.M AT LEAST YOU an entire houseful. M6-6432 Manchester-next to K-Mart 000 miles on it. Asking $2,000. insinuation /) appliances, garage, all elec­ dustrial space first floor, TkEY'RE ABOUT To I M155EP TilE Furniture Barn, 345 Main Plaza - Bring your (own con­ 646-8430, 647-9098. tric, central location. $280. overhead Crane suitable many FLATTEN THE 0VYL5/SPEECHES.' THE Street Beside Douglas tainers. Also butter and sugar purposes. $1.50 foot, heat and Monday through Saturday Motors Available October 15th, 646- CLUB FOR A FEW \ CITY CULTURAL corn, by the dozen or by the electric included. 633-7511 1968 GTO, automatic 4288. PALTRY T a x PaiARSllcoWlTTEE HAP ‘ bag 15 doz.l. 649-7287. transmission, mag wheels, C r o c h e t ^HAK-HAFF.' — I / A ROETRY REAPING T.AG SALE - Three family - $900 firm, call after 5 p.m., September 25th 26th Ski BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - ROCKVILLE - 94 Village 646-5141. Service 5H0ULP HAVE SONE ) THEN IT UNVEILEP SMALL boots, lawn roller, bicvcie, ac- Fresh apples, pears and fresh Street. Two apartments, first STRAIGHT To THE / A BLUEPRINT FOR floor, five rooms plus laundry cordian, household, etes, 9-4, sweet apple cider, 260 Bush OFFICE SPACE WHITE H(3U5E, bu t! THE KIPPIE PARK' Ace — Wirfh MEDIUM 35 Gardner Street room. Second floor, four sun­ 1972 COMET, lour door sedan, This Funny World Hill Road, Manchester. FOR RENT 64,000 miles, good running I HATEP TO LARGE ny small rooms, redecorated. While You Walt condition. Best offer over $1,- USE P u a ' T.'\G S.ALE - 72 Linden Street. Security deposit required. 250 square feet, center of PICK YOUR own tomatoes 250. Call anytime, 646-5097. SAMS JUST BECAUSE ONE IS A BUM, .Manchester, Conn 9 to 4. Call for appointment, 684-4331. Manchester, air conditioning and SEAFOOD YOU WILL ASSOLUTELY and peppers Bring your own parking Call 643-9S51 Call now for C»ESN'T MEAN ONE CANNOT Saturday and Sunday Sept. containers. 2i Angel Street, GROTTO POSITIVELY GUARANTEE '25th. and 26th, SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Three 1967 FORD Galaxie - 4-door ENJOY THE NICETIES OF Manchester Hardtop Power steering. 5 6 7 5 bedrooms, centrally located. ,- , your appointment SERVCE NO ERRORS IN CENTER? Good running T.AG SALE - September 24th, $250 heat included. Call ...... Powc. ‘’ ’'al'es A fiipcU-t GREEN MOUNTAIN condition. $325. Call 633-5808. s h e l l . 25th. 26th Gas range, golf LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. Wanted to Rent 57 slltlll iT.H'hi't potatoes - at Thompson's llliike clubs, pt'ddle .sewing machine, pn fcrl I'liill-t'lm si'r. Green Mountain Potatoes. 46 1974 BUICK Century Luxus, .shop vacuum, Venetian blinds FOUR ROOM Apartment, WANTED TO LEASE - N o . .■i67,'i ha.s f u ll c r o ­ Clarke Road. Bolton. 643-7276. 80 Santina Drive. available October 1st, heat Garage type building, 2,000 sq. air-conditioning, power chet ilirootm ns fni Sm all. and water included, also has ft. or more, for automotive steering, am/fm radio, one 6 4 6 - 4 3 2 1 .Medium aliil l.aine Sizes WINE GRAPES - premium repairs by leading national owner. Excellent condition. % i.fP in e lu s lv e . t a g SALE - Rain or shine, large yard and garage. Call quality French hybrid. after 4 p.m , 646-4644. company. Will pay up to $1 - 528-8625 mornings. to O lO tS. itn d 7Jt lo i M cli «a|. this Saturday and .Sunday, An- Burgundy type, 25 cents per 200. per month. Call Bou-Faro lira, plui 25{ lor potlife and tniues. furniture, pottery, etc. Company, (401) 724-8182. P A R K handllni. lb. 643-0325.' MODERN ATTRACTIVE 1970 LINCOLN Continental 454 Parker Street DAY FOR AN NE CABO T apartments - heat, hot water, Mark III. Loaded with power MpaKhoptor Evpninu Horpid Antlquea Mlac. lor Rent 58 extras, new paint job, must M A N K IN P x GARAGE SALE - items lor 48 and appliances, included, gar­ 1150 Avp. ol Ampricaa age available. Three rooms, see, firm $2350. Call 646-5250 ______1 Npw Yofk, N.V. loose everyone, hunting, camping VERNON - Two car garage. Lynch Motors Inc. W ANTED Antique furniture, $195. Four rooms, $235 . 646- Route 83, near K-Mart Shop­ supplies, ice skates, golf 1973 C H E V Y Vega, 2-door, M n l Hama. A dreii Mith 7ip clubs, clothes, dolls, 2 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 7268, 643-4884. ping Center. Ideal for small Short Ribs — Frank Hill CODE and Stala Numaar. other antique items. R. hatchback, clean, one owner ItidgewiHHl Street, Saturday. business man. Call 646-7684. 1976 ALHl’.M plus Special Harrison. 643-8709. car. Low mileage, can be seen Q uilt Supplement of pat­ 10-3 ____IB______at Brown's Tire Shop, 333 HAVE FIVE .MlNunES. ■AND SET CXiT OF TOWN tern pieces and directions ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ RENTAL OFFICE Main Street. 646-3444. fo r 7 quilts. Price .. $2.00. FIV E F A M IL Y Tag Sale, niture, oriental rugs, pain­ DAMATO ENTERPRISES □AUTOMOTIVE PONTIAC \ •ISO THESE DOOKS «I t l .ZS EdCH Saturday, September 24th 9 to Ijrgc vancly o( Apartments and 1973 VOLKSWAGEN, stan­ tings, pewter Windsor chairs, Tuwnhuuses tlirnusbout No. fl-H I-B L U E RIBBON QUILTS 3, household items, craft dard shift, new brakes, new Ctntalna ila tic n Ipvaly q u illi. supplies, and kits, Avon desKs, pottery, weathervanes, M.$nchestiT baskets Ron Dionne, 643-1691. fftnta/ Offict opon dallf 9-5. Autos For Sale 61 tune-up. great buy at only 1976 M c N ti« lit SyMt .lM 9 22 HP O U T -B O U T S ON PARaOE bottles, steel desks, 9 Shallow- BIrpcIlant Ipr ilata tn qnilti. Sol. 10-3, SundOf Yf-$ $1880. Call 646-3325 between 5- HP. B 'llB - CRRNOMOINER'S FLOW. brook lame. Manchester. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Bp.m ER BUIITS. IB la ic in a lin i quillt. W ANTED ■ Complete estates, 646-1021 “I Kuppose 1 couid grt by on but clocks, phonographs, steins. Bankrupt? Repossessed? NP. B - t ll ^ AMERICA'S FAVORITE T R U M PET ■ with case, used, 240 New State Road it would simplify mattem il >ou earoed more.' RFBNRNS. A R iaptilul leleclion. Will buy outright or sell on Honest Douglas accepts 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III excellent condition $130. or I k t-120 - MARE A tlFT Mam MANCHESTER lowest down, smallest convertible, runs well, body best offer Call 649-6400 consignment, anv quantity. eWSf Tor Trippda and lamily. 644-8962. payments. Douglas Motors, good, two new tires, $500. 6 ^ 345 Main. 2758 after 6 <> _ in PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 22. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed , Sept 22, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE Science today: Lend a hand to their On Ideas ahead of their time young counterparts second thought ROBERT MUSEL a system of dropping one- Patent extensions are Alexander Graham Bell By Jan Warren LONDON (UPI) - ton torpedoes from planes. very rare. made practical the concep­ ‘T ve talked to the fathers or An American named tion of a telephone which By GREG PEARSON family and are lost in the crowd In the past, she has recruited big James Butler had a great The trouble was that at the sisters from the Voluntary Action mothers of little sisters and most time there was no plane Heal patented the idea of another American named Herald Reporter —they don’t get the attention they idea way back in 1867 — a Program at Manchester Community found positive change. The girls were that could lift a torpedo making glass by the float Drumbaugh had tinkered should,” she said. jet airplane. He patented it Mrs. Talbot said she has 26 girls College and from the high school. behaving better at heme, were get­ and waited for the offers to that size and no torpedo process in 1902. Sir with, some five years Jennie Talbot admits that the first ting better grades, or were just plain Amnesty is a wonderful word I that could hit the water Alastair Pilkington earlier. Whoever heard of year of her Big Sisters program in who are waiting to be matched this She feels the first two years of the pour in. September with a big sister. program have been beneficial ones. happier.” she said. They didn’t because without exploding. perfected the floating of Drumbaugh? Manchester was "a little slow." Eventually the U.S. molten glass on a liquid New Scientist mentioned But, now, as the program enters its Last week, in a carton in the town property without fear of ques­ Butler was one of that band storeroom of our Mississippi home, tion or reprisal. of inventors who conceive Navy through expensive bed in 1953 after seven a patent application by a third year, interest continues to grow experimentation did years and $7 million worth German chemical firm steadily, my husband found a book belonging "Whoopee? I’ve been saved,” I a genuine advance for to the Mary Cheney Library. cried to my husband. ‘T m going to mankind before there is develop plane-carried of research. (BASF) for an ingenious Mrs. Talbot, who is an assistant torpedoes. Fiske sued and Hedl thought up an idea. method of raising sub­ ”Hey,” he said waving the book in mail the book to Jane and ask her to any way of making it com­ coordinator in the town Youth Ser­ the air so the whole family could see lost. Sir Alastair made the merged ships by pumping sneak it into the library box after mercially practicable. vices Department, started Big it. "Who stole this book from Georges Valensi was theory work. That’s the big expanded plastics into dark on Amnesty Day.” There is a chance, of Sisters in September 1974. The Manchester? It’%a collection of short course, that Butler might luckier than most. He was difference in the patent them. The German patent program was designed to provide an "Well!” said my husband. "Is that granted a patent in 1939 for world between the stories by Goodman Ace.” what you teach your children about have known of a patent examiner refused the older female companion for young “Not me,” said Sara. color television receiver dreamers and doers., facing up to res^nsibility? ” granted two other application on the ground girls who are motherless or do not "Not me,” said Kate. circuitry — before there P ilk in g to n ’s specific he had once seen a movie That night I heard more police Englishmen, Stringfellow receive the parental attention that "Goodman who?” asked John. sirens and saw not one but two and Henson, in 1842 which was any color TV to method is protected by cartoon in which Donald they should, receive. His patent, which scores of patents. "Well,” said my husband, "That scowling librarians. In thevjnorning I described a heavier-than- Duck raised a sunken boat "The first year was so-so,” she leaves your mother and me and I resolutely wrapped the book in brown air plane. They were ac­ should have expired in 16 with Ping Pong balls. said. "I was learning a lot, I made years, was extended to 1971 KNOW it wasn’t me.” paper, tied it with string, and ad­ tually reputed to have mistakes, but 1 learned from them.” ”I don’t understand,” I cried. ”I dressed it to the Mary Cheney flown a model 60 years so he could receive some And with that learning, the reward for his work. • ntw M rw tf iptcit/ t9»tun— returned all my library books before Library. Then I drove to the post of­ before the Wright brothers. tor croch9t lo vtn program expanded and improved. By we left. Good heavens, 1 must owe a fice. But in 1842 there was no last June, there were 64 “matched” fortune.. 3 or 4 dollars!” "You forgot the return address, ” engine that could propel ‘south maid" big and little sisters. My husband flipped to the back of said the postman. such .a plane so crochet cotton Mrs. Talbot interviews all girls the book and looked at the library "It is to Uncle Sam,” he said han­ Stringfellow and Henson who volunteer to be big sisters. She card, ”A fortune is right,” he said. mercerized • test color ding me a pen. were only expressing on also talks to the younger girls who “This book was due on Dec. 9,1968!” So I signed my address and by their patent what a U.S. Government Gains mads by ).p. coats, a top quality cottoni' have joined the program and are I didn’t sleep very well that night. I doing so publically confessed to the Federal Court of Appeals State and local governments 16 colors In atockl 550 yard seeking an older "sister." kept hearing police sirens and fact that I had illegally harbored an called “a prophetical have been the biggest source Jumbo sized balls After the interviews, she pairs up several times the scowling face of a overdue library book for 8 years. possibility." of new jobs during the early the older and younger girls in Mary Cheney librarian interrupted Would you believe that the It's fairly easy to think of 1970s, The Conference Board regularly Boosts spay-neuter clinic Our Price matches she feels will be workable. my dreams. She shook her finger and Manchester Herald came to my those, said the magazine reports. Employment in this B9t rescue^ again that night with a sen­ area rose by about 2.5 million "L ast year, I had very few said "shame, shame, shame!” state Rep. Aloysius Ahearn, right, makes a pitch for donations to the spay-neuter clinic for New Scientist in a situations where the two didn’t get ”I don’t know what to do,” 1 con­ sitive witorial on Amnesty Day? The cautionary tale for inven­ between 1%9 and 1975, out of a cats and dogs, a pilot program which he helped to pass into law. After listening to Ahearn’s total increase of some 7 “where a along," she said. fessed to my husband the next mor­ writer said if someone’s conscience tors. It's very hard, million. Even in 1975 — when doUar'i When such a failure occurs, Mrs. ning. "At 4 cents a day I must owe bothers him enough to make him explanation of the program, Robert Perkins of 172 McKee St. made a donation in the though, to bring them into over-all employment fell off worth tt Talbot re-matches the volunteer with over three hundred dollars. This may return town property, he’s not really special container being held by Barbara Terlikowski, a volunteer worker for the program. commercial use. — state and local the mTraeta of mo’mrtTetf | d o lla rr a new little sister and the younger be the one time when honesty is NOT bad. He is not, in the writer’s words The Federal Court deci­ governments added a half The collection stand was in front of D&L’s at the Parkade on Saturday. Donations may be Jowritown manchester girl also gets a new big sister. the best policy.” "an incorrigible thief or a vandal.” sion came in the suit of million lo their work forces Now, I knew I wasn’t any of those sent to Society for Animal Rights, P.O. Box S, Trumbull, Conn. 06611. (Herald photo by The big and little sisters meet That very evening in The Rear Admiral Bradley (• terrible things, but the editorial Barlow) regularly during the school year. Manchester Herald (we are Fiske who in 1912 patented Mississippi’s first subcriber) I read made me feel better. After reading This gives the younger girl an oppor­ it, I went to bed and to sleep. tunity to talk to an older female — an about Amnesty Days, those two days in September when people can return And I haven’t heard a police siren opportunity she misses at home. or seen a scowling librarian since. GREAT VALUE$...GIIEAT USDA CHOICE MEAT "Quite a few of the little sisters are At PINEHURST.N.your Meat Store kids whose mother up and left the household. They need a female who More of those 6 lb. Perdue "Oven Stuffer” Roasting Chickens, Pinehurst they can talk to about those things Sausage Meat, a savings of 20' lb. on Shurfine Bacon at G1.49 lb. and another sale they can’t talk to their fathers on Land of Lakes Butter at 99' lb, (see below). about,” Mrs. Talbot said. "Some of the little sisters have both a mother and father, but, for some reason —they’re in a super-big Compare Pinehurst Quality...Compare Pinehurst a ^ e & p / e FINAL WEEK Price...and save on these great USDA Choice Meat Mrs. JenniB Talbot, at left, assistant coordinator of the town Youth Services Department, Great Value Values ...All our meat is top selection of USDA Choice. explains the Big Sister Program to Arlene Berube of 57 High St., who has volunteered to serve PERDUE as a big sister. (Herald photo by Pinto) FEATURES - FOOD - FAMILY LIVING Selected BOTTOM ROUND FINAL PRICE REDUCTIONS - DOORS aOSE SAT., SEPT. 25 CHICKEN POT ROAST * 1 .1 9 BREASTS BOTTOM ROUND CENTER CUT Your neighbor’s M A S T or SWISS STEAK ,. *1 .3 9 k i t c h e n AFTER 102 1 By Betty Ryder RUMP OVEN FREEZER PlEASER YEARS Whole Packer Cut BEEF ROAST .. *1 .3 9 22 lb. Average (includes Eye and EYE ROUND OUT OF BUSINESS OUR BUILDING Rump Oven Roast) With the advent of fall we have Dash pepper B O n O M OVERROAST ..*1 .9 9 several holidays to look forward to. 1 cup chicken broth due to downtown redevelopment Rosh Hashanah is the first. 1 egg yolk, slightly beaten This is the perfect time to utilize ROUND LEAN 2 this, chopped parsley - K fall vegetables and flowers and to In a large saucepan bring water ROUND GROUND ,. *1 .3 9 play up the autumnal color scheme of and salt to a boil. Add cauliflower; orange, gold and brown. bring to a boil. Cover and cook over WOLMER & CASE I L COMING The High Holy Days, opening with medium heat until tender, about 20 to USDA CHOICE LEAN Rosh Hashanah, will begin this year 25 minutes. Remove from saucepan. JEWELERS lb. on Saturday and end 10 days later Place on serving dish. Keep warm. SHOULDER CLOD .. *1 .2 9 with Yom Kippur. During this 10-day In a small heavy saucepan blend m MAIN 3T.. WILLIMANTIC d o w n A ^ i Stoulfar’s Oven or Pot Roast period of religious observance, together peanut oil, flour, salt, SPINACH SOUFFLE families will be gathered together for nutmeg and pepper. Cook over low NOODLES ROMANOFF TENDER LEAN feasting and quiet celebration. heat, stirring until mixture is smooth 4 9 3 - 3 0 0 1 CORNSUFFIE On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, and bubbly. Remove from heat and BROGCOU AU GRATIN CUBE STEAKS ,. * 1 .7 9 serve a festive autumn menu of gradually stir in chicken broth. MACAROM AND CHEESE Orange Honey Chicken and Return to heat and bring mixture to a Cauliflower Creme. boil, stirring constantly. Remove LEAN LIQUIDATION OF OUTSTANDING VALUK! All At The Low Price Of The colorful chicken dish is made from heat. Pour some of hot mixture GROUND CHUCK . 99* by brushing chicken pieces with a into egg yolk. Blend well. Pour yolk 5 9 « mixture of peanut oil, honey, orange mixture back into broth mixture. ^ ^ each pkg. peel, ginger and salt before roasting. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. d ia m o n d RINGS No Limit Cauliflower Creme is an elegant dish Stir in parsley. Pour over that tastes as good as it looks. The cauliflower. Makes 4-6 servings. STONE RINGS __ freat Value recipe consists of a whole head of BETTY CROCKER cooked cauliflower drizzled with a DIRMOND creamy sauce that is flavored with GINGERBREAD nutmeg and chicken broth. Sweet Potato (lake e a r r in g s & PENDANTS SAVE ON Top off your dinner with Sweet 2 cups unsifted flour MIX Potato Cake. This moist, golden cake 2-1/4 tsps. baking powder LAND O LAKES® BUTTER is laced with cinnamon, nutmeg and 1/2 tsp. baking soda Name Brand With Any Other $7.50 Purchata Buy cloves and studded with chopped 1/2 tsp. salt 1 ^ . Land of Lakes pecans. Peanut oil is used as the 1 tsp. ground cinnamon W O O O E N j W O t JEWELRY 2/99^ shortening. 1 tsp. ground nutmeg B u t t e r .,99*.. 1/2 tsp. ground cloves For Men & Women Nsstle't Orange Honey Chieken 4 eggs, separated s t S s 1/3 cup peanut oil 2 cups sugar CHOCOLATE MORE GREAT PINEHURST VALUESI 1/4 cup honey 1 cup peanut oil WATCHES MORSELS 1 this, grated orange peel 1-1/2 cups shredded raw sweet 12 oz. pkg. SUGAR . 5 lbs. Only* 2 tps. ground ginger potatoes GOLD MEDA Dash salt 1 cup chopped pecans igiirNITURE f ix t u r e & JEWELRY 1 (3-1/2 pound) chicken, cut-up 1/3 cup hot water * 1 . 0 9 FLOUR Orange slices Confectioners’ sugar Combine peanut oil, honey, orange QIant Size peel, ginger and salt. Arrange TIDE WHISK W gal. Only chicken in baking dish and brush with Combine flour, baking powder, ONLY DELMONTE CRUSHED honey mixture. baking soda, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg Roast at 350 degrees 1 to 1-1/2 and cloves. Stir to blend well; set PINEAPPU aside. * 1 . 3 9 15W-OZ. can 2 / 7 9 * hours, or until done, basting oc­ everything MOST GO! box casionally with honey mixture. Gar­ Beat egg whites in small mixer bowl until soft peaks form , set aside. With Any Othtr $7.50 PurchaM nish with orange slices. Makes four servings. in large mixer bowl combine sugar Values You Cannot } « o [J To SHURFINE and peanut oil. Beat until well OFF blended. Add egg yolks one at a time, beating well after each addition. Mix gal.^ OPEN 9:30-5;30 DAILY THURS. TIL 3 ICECREAM (!uiilifloHer in sweet potatoes and pecans. Alter­ 1 cup water nately blend in dry ingredients and BAKING BUHERNUT cpiNerH 1/2 tsp salt hot water. Fold in egg whites. Turn POTATOES SQUASH 1 medium head cauliflower, batter into a greased and floured 12- 79*5iba. 72«ib washed, outer leaves and stalk cup Bundt pan. removed Bake at 350 degrees about 55 Today...As Always...Better USDA Choice Beef At 2 this, peanut oil minutes, or until done. Cool in pan on 2 this, flour wire rack 10 minutes. Turn out onto 1/8 tsp. salt rack to finish cooling. Sprinkle with PINEHURST GROCERY INC. confectioners’ sugar. 1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg A festive autumn menu on the eve of Hosh Hashanah Read Herald Ads 302 Main 81., Manchaatar ______Opan til 8 Thura. and Fri., Sat. 8 til 8 ...•>x-...v.-.-.-.-.-.v.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-»x-x-;-x-x-x-x-X'X:Xyxs:X:W;ww;;:;:wx-.'x-.\x<-x-:-x->x-x-x-;-x-x-x-:-xx-:-X'j-x-x-x-w»x^-x-x-x-x-; PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 22, 1976 Masons will go Forde-Russell Servicemen to Nantucket Ellen Holtt Russell of Topsfield, graduation from U. S. Air the University of Connec­ S. Air Force Academy. Mass, and Richard Hyde Forde of Navy Seaman Rect. John M. Miller, son of Mr. and Force navigator training at ticut. He w ill begin four years Friendship Lodge of Masons will spend the coming Manchester were married Sept. 4 at His father, Roger P. Cur­ of academic study and weekend making a return visit to Union Lodge on Nan­ Trinity Episcopal Church in Mrs. Willard A. Miller Jr. Mather AFB, Calif. He is of 47 Autumn St., has com­ remaining at Mather for ds, resides in Meriden. military training that will tucket Island, Mass. The local lodge traveled there in Topsfield. advanced training. lead to a B.S. degree and a 1973 and is known around the state as the Traveling The bride is the daughter of Mr. pleted recruit training at the Naval Training Center, A 1971 graduate of Joseph E. Hebert, son of commission as a second Lodge. and Mrs. Donald M. Russell Jr. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. lieutenant. Since 1965 the lodge.has made one fraternal visit a Topsfield. The bridegroom is the son Great Lakes, III. Ellington High School, Lt. Curtis received a B.S. Hebert of 22 Raymond Rd., Cadet Hebert is a 1976 year. Some of the places that have been visited are St. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Forde of A former student of Manchester High School, degree in natural resource South Windsor, has entered graduate of South Windsor Catharines, Ont., Can.; Boothbay Harbor, Maine; Ber­ 224 M ain St. 18 ou tx»|ar he joined the Navy in June conservation in 1975 from his freshman year at the U. High School. muda twice, Virginia and New Hampshire. The Rev. Charies Barton of­ 1976. The group of 100 w ill leave Friday at 6 a.m. from the ficiated. Manchester Police Station and will return Sunday The bride, given in marriage by Navy Airman Appren. evening. Worshipful Master Robert B. McBride will her father, wore a sieeveless organza Christopher J. Henry, son preside over the Entered Apprentice degree in full form gown designed with high illusion of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Friday evening when the lodges meet. The rest of the neckline outiined with lace Stop&9iop Brands can Henry of 78 Crestridge Dr., weekend will be spent renewing old friendships and appliques. Empire bodice accented Vernon, was graduated having a good time. with lace and A-line skirt bordered from Air Traffic Controller The Friendship Lodge Program ’76 Chairman is John with iace and terminating in a chapel School at the Naval Air DiCioccio Jr. who is heading the event. train. Her elbow-length veil of silk il­ to Technical Training Center, Jbring rood UU down lusion was attached to a Juliet cap. Millington, Tenn. She carried a bouquet of daisies and attend A 1974 graduate of yellow sweetheart roses. Rockville High School, he our Mrs. Victor J. Zoschak Jr. of .othai^ gettiiig your Stop&SlNqKiw(M^ joined the Navy in January Milton, Fla., the bridegroom’s sister, Of consumer concern 1976. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids "Always give the customer the best possible value" That's one of Stop & were Miss Barbara J. Conley and Shop's principles. It's one that surely applies to the products under our Stop & Navy G unner’s M ate 3.C. Miss Donna L. Burton, both of Shop Brands. There are more than 1200 of them ... and we sell them for less Edward Freeburg, son of Wenham, Mass. Save your money 5 - 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. than the nationally advertised brands. Switch to everyday-low-priced Stop & Jack M. Holik of South Windsor Freeburg of 285 Lynwood Shop Brands and you’ll see a worthwhile saving on your food order. Every was best man. Ushers were Burton S. by saving energy Dr., is participating in a item under our Stop & Shop labels is quality-tested and quality-guaranteed. Cut Green Beans Russeil and Donald M. Russell III, To all our Stop & S h o p -1 SVz oz. can major NATO maritime brothers of the bride, and both of Were your heating bills unnecessarily high last winter? Topsfield. exercise: "Team Work Were some parts of your house very cold even when the Jewish friends Miss Nancy Johnson of Walpole, ’76.” He is serving as a heat was on? Was your home cold and hard to heat on a May the Mixed Vegetables Mass, was in charge of the guest commander aboard the windy day? festival Stop & S h o p -16 oz. can destroyer USS Jonas In the Women’s Department If you answered ” yes” to any of these questions, you book. of the A reception was held at the Glen Ingram . at J. Garman, Clothiers should start planning now to save money and energy Potatoes Whole or Sticed Magna Estate in Danvers, Mass., A 1970 graduate of during the during the coming winter. But don’t wait long New Year d iU m O U K is t Stop & S h o p -16 oz. can after which the couple left for Ber­ Rockville High School, he This Thursday Night — many money-saving projects need to be done now bringa Formerly called Center muda. For traveling, Mrs. Forde joined the Navy in October before the cold weather sets in. lasting spirit Cut Chuck Roast wore a dark turquoise and white cot­ 1975, Freeburg’s ship is September 23rd. If your house is not properly insulated, by planning of peace to Our naturally aged beef is ton print sleeveless dress and jacket. homeported at Mayport, from 6 to 9 P.M. ahead you can save a considerable portion of your winter 4 - 1 Fla. fuel bill by using proper heating and insulting ideas and you and your USDA Choice beef. Naturally The couple will reside in Evanston, Sharon Photo ...Coffee and Dessert Will Be Served 1 1 1 . improvements. loved ones. aged for tenderness. Whole Kernel Mitchell Manseau, son of For instance, did you know that small holes around 6 ^ Mr. Forde is a graduate student at Mrs. Richard H. Forde Mrs. R. Manseau, 37 Ed­ We Are Really Excited About Northwestern University. Our Store Full of New Clothing!! doors, windows and frames can let as much cold air into Bone C orn Stops Shop-ISoz.can mund St., has enlisted in your house as a large, open window? To keep more cold in the U.S, Army for three And We Are Especially Delighted air out, check around windows, door frames and Volume 2 Underblade Chuck Roast 89s years to work with the 25th With The Re-Birth of chimneys. If you find cracks they can be filled with Funk&Wagnall’s Sun Glory Peas .Infantry Division in “The Cupboard” caulking. Caulking should be done in 45-degree-plus Boneless Chuck Roast Beef Eye Worthy adviser elected H aw aii. weather, so be sure this work is done before the College Now taking basi<' temperature drops. W ild *199 Sliced Beets « voi #1 49< training at Ft. Leonard Before caulking, clean away any grease, dirt or old Chuck Stewing Beef Stop & S h o p -16 oz. can I MvA Start your Set today Miss Ann Steeves of 91 Falknor Wood, Mo., Manseau will caulking. Most recommendations suggest the “ latex” receive specialized in­ Dr., has been elected worthy advisor type of caulking. It’s inexpensive and lasts five years or struction as a combat Chuck Cube Steak Tomato Sauce of Manchester Assembly, Order of Norman L. Davey, son of Mr. and more. Smaller cracks can be tilled with "cord caulking.” Encyclopedia Slop & S h o p -15 oz. can engineer before reporting FOR THE LADIES — The big news is — the doors to Rainbow for Girls. Mrs. Harold L. Davey of 51 Elsie D r., For larger cracks, caulking should be applied with a 59 to his Hawaiian duty sta­ Beef Chuck $1 Miss Steeves, the daughter of Mr. was named to the dean’s list for the “The Cupboard” are open once again!! Our more “ caulking gun.” Larger, deep holes should be filled first , Baked in our own ovens. Boneless Blade Steak lb. tion. and Mrs. Richard Steeves of Falknor spring semester at the University of with a rope-like material called “ oakum.” All of these —- Dr., is a senior at Manchester High Connecticut. exclusive Dressy Dresses, separates and fine woolens materials are available at hardware stores. Bruce C. Townsend, son School. He was an honor graduate of Also on a windy day, check for air coming through door English Muffins 3 - 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Other officers elected are Cheryl Manchester High School and is a are to be found behind “The Cupboard” doors!! Come and window seams. If you feel a leak, try using some Townsend of 211 Phoenix Regular or Split i 2 o z * ^ Ferguson of Marshall St., worthy junior at the university. “ felt hair” weatherstripping. For windows, tack the Sm all Peas St., Vernon, has entered take a peek! The Ladies Dept, itself, is again stripping along the edge where the window meets the Stop & Shop pkgs of 6 ^ ^ Center Cut associate advisor; Leslie Norris of Stop 4 S h o p -16 oz. can Hamilton Dr., charity; Karen his freshman year at the crammed full with our new imports from Scotland, casing. Tack weatherstripping around the door molding Buttertop Bread 2 89" Steeves of Faiknor Dr., hope; and U.S. Air Force Academy. to keep out cold air. The felt hair is inexpensive and has A 1975 graduate of Big Daisy Bread 3 * 1 Bartlett Fears Arlene Nelson of Grandee Rd., East Ireland, England and France. However this year, the been proven effective in stopping leaks. Rockville High School, H o r n 1*0 CoufMry Slop» Srwp q n ',o z c a Sliced or Halves-Stop 4 Shop- 16oz.can Hartford, faith. U U n U l S Style PtanorCnn ^ pkgs of 6 I The officers w ill be installed in Oc­ Drama workshop Cadet Townsend begins his styling is excitingly different!! The swing skirt, the Answer to questions of general interest w ill appear in Stop & Shop Lemon Pie 79" tober in semi-public ceremonies at four years of academic this column. Address questions to; ”Of Consumer P j ^ C h o p s Cut Wut Beans the Masonic Temple. begins Oct. 5 study and m ilitary training “Man Tailored” look in pant suits, the wrap skirt in Concern, Department of Consumer Protection, State Of­ Maple Walnut Cake 89" Stop 4 S hop-15’/z oz. can that will lead to a B.S. fice Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115. Sandwich Rolls 5»p«shop (LT Slop 4 SNDP Suoe'mtrktu A l tgM i re»*ry«C timates. MANCHESTER V/rTHERSFIEl.D WINDSOR ASK ABOUT OUR ______offi Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin TutnpiKo Windsor Shpg Ctr. “Everything In Slock Ready To Go" SAMUEL LTD. FORMAL WEAR fhs S3 L 30 Vernon Cxcle Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hillbtown Rd Route 159 263 Middle luinpike West Chatter Ozli Mall Silvei Lane L fo(be;s Si ‘FREE TUX POLICY' 37 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER Sam 10 pm MonSatSam4pm SUNDAY Other locations throughout Connoclicut For Samuel Ltd. Grooms 872-8085 • K-MART PLAZA, VERNON MANCHESTER 8 i.m 10 p.m Mon Sjt 9 z m 4 p m SUNDAY •EAST HARTFORD 8am 10 pm Mon Sat Sam 4 pm SUNDAY •VERNON ^DRAPERI^AL^RY^ Open Dally — Thura S FrI. Evsninga 111 t Phone 649-7901 ______Free parking. BankAmericard. Mastercharge. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 22, 1976 — PAGE THIRTY-THREE PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Sept. 22, 1976

Town Meeting ’76 set Oct. 2 Pinochle scores Sunspots, sea temperatures, and the drought cycle On Saturday, Oct. 2, all deal with the problems and mittee and the Democratic Manchester residents are challenges that face Women’s Club of Unit pricing law violations By PATRICK A. MALONE bia, a sister agency of the National this year,” said Dr. Norton year. I ’m not predicting that the worst droughts have come when invited to gather at Manchester. After lunch, Manchester. Manchester 604, Violet Dion, 576, Robert But again, he said, there is little COLUMBIA, Mo. (U P I) - Scien­ Weather Service. Strommen, supervisory drought will continue,” said Thomp­ we’ve had the least solar activity, but Manchester High School the workshops will discuss Other sponsoring Top scorers in the Schubert, 574, Gladys Seelert, conclusive evidence to explain tists who study the shifting cycles of Severe droughts in the Great meteorologist at the center. son, who has studied the relationship for Town Meeting ’76 to solutions to the problems. organizations include the Manchester Senior Citizens 569, Floyd Post, 566, Alice yet the droughts have persisted after whether it is just a coincidence or weather believe the drought which Plains states have occurred once " I would have to say w e’re nearing ol sunspots to drought. alleged by consumer group define local problems and The Manchester PTA Greater Manchester Pinochle Group game Sept. 16 Shorette, 585, Rene Maire, the period, of low solar activity. So it what the cause-and-effect connection 560, Hans Fredericksen, 557. has hurt grain crops in the Great the end of the highly unfavorable Every 11 years the spots which propose solutions. Council will make Town Chamber of Commerce, at the Army and Navy Club every 20 to 22 years since modem is still a rather controversial might be. ’Old group sponsors a game Plains states the past three years flare on the sun’s surface become The community forum Meeting '76 its fall general Manchester Grange, are Ernestine Donnelly, 624, weather record-keeping began and weather that we’ve experienced the question.’’ each Thursday at 9;45 a.m. at may be ending. quiet, and scientists have noticed “There are many theories out, but HARTFORD (UPI) - Several Fairfield CCAG said. will revive for one day the meeting. Collegiate Civitan Club, Walter B. Kohls, 614, Lyla usually last three to five years. last two to three years,, and we A similar correlation has been nobody has been able to really con­ Stceler, 605, Mabel Wilson, the Army and Navy Club. But they warn that the stable that alternate periods of low sunspot County supermarkets have violated the The 1972 unit pricing law was intended town meeting type of Numerous organizations Republican Town Com­ Scientists are studying several possi­ should look for somewhat better con­ noticed between temperature cretely tie down this relationship weather patterns which American activity corresponds roughly with a state’s unit pricing law, the Connecticut to make it easier for shoppers to compare government, which was are involved in planning mittee, Cosmopolitan Club, ble causes of the drought cycle, in­ ditions over much of the area, based changes in the Pacific Ocean and severe drought. Such coincidences between changes in ocean water Citizen Action Group said Thursday. similar products in different size abandoned by Manchester and sponsoring the event. Community Services Coun­ farmers enjoyed in the 1950s and cluding sunspot activity and changes on climatological records,” he said. drought in the Great Plains, accor­ occurred in 1934, 1954 and again this temperatures to precipitation CCAG Director Marc Caplan said his packages. U requires shelf labels in large about 30 years ago. FISH is handling transpor­ cil, Daughters of Isabella, 1960s also may be gone. in ocean temperatures. A similar prediction was phrased ding to Strommen. In addition, the year. changes,’’ Strommen said. organization's new Norwalk office supermarkets showing the price per unit The Manchester Area tation, the League of Catholic Ladies of Colum­ The predictions are based on “The drought which we have now more cautiously by D r. Louis M. European drought this year was But ’Thompson cautions; “While Whatever is the cause of the checked the unit price posting for 100 next to the total price. Conference of Churches, Women Voters, workshop bus, Professional Women’s climatological records which have in the upper Great Plains is one that Thompson, associate dean of associated with warmer water weather changes, the United States been gathered and analyzed at the really started in Texas two years ago agriculture at Iowa State University. there is some correlation, there Is no items in 10 stores of five supermarket ‘‘Unit pricing, when it is done properly, which organized the leaders, and the Club, Manchester Halloween is the evening temperatures in the northern Atlan­ WORLD ALMANAC known cause-and-elfect relationship is in a better geographic condition to chains. is essential to comparison shopping. But if Bicentennial project, has Chaminade Musical Club, Historical Society, Alfred FACTS before All Saints or All- Center for Climactic and En­ and worked its way into Kansas last " I would not be at all surprised to tic west of Scandinavia and colder cope with droughts than other coun­ year and was centered in the Dakotas see the next year as a near-normal and it may just be coincidence. The The group found 35 per cent of the unit the label is missing on even one product, been aw arded a $1,645 entertainment. G irl Scouts Stern and The Herald. Hallows Day, and is celebrat­ vironmental Assessment at Colum­ temperatures in the Bering Sea. tries such as the Soviet Union. prices missing or incorrectly posted in it's impossible to make comparisons with w ill be in charge of child ed annually on October 31, grant from the Connecticut The evening is informally ob­ Shop-Rite supermarkets and 27 per cent in sim ilar products,” said Mary O'Connor, care, and Church Women Humanities Council for the served in the United States CCAG Norwalk coordinator. A&P stores. Town Meeting '76, which United will take over the with masquerading, pumpkin The other chains surveyed were Wald- Caplan asked the state Department of will involve various hosting duties. decorations and chilcfren baum. 21 per cent wrong or missing, Consumer Protection to “crack down on humanities professors in Also participating in Sunpower visiting homes for a “trick or Duplicate The sun is 400,000 times as treat,” The World Almanac Great Meat Values on Meat Street U.S.A. Finast, 16 per cent and Stop and Shop, 13 negligent supermarkets all over the state workshops and other Town Meeting '76 are the bright as the full moon and bridge per cent. to finally make the unit pricing law work Jaycees, Jaycee Wives, says. Tales of witches and phases of the program. gives the earth six million ghosts are believed to have All five chains had ‘'substantial” unit for the people it was designed to serve — The program w ill open at Civitan Club, Retired times as much light as do all 4 originated in pagan times. price violations, the most common of consumers, not large food chains.” 9 a.m. with registration Teachers Association, the other stars put together. Center Bridge Club USDA which was total failure to post them, the Copyright O 1973 and coffee and doughnuts B’nai B ’rith, Lutz Junior Actually, most of the stars Sept. 17 at the Masonic in the high schooi Museum, Manchester that can be easily seen on any Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Temple — Paul Barton and clear night are brighter than cafeteria. Morning Community College, the Glenn Prentiss, first; Mrs, CHOICE the sun. foeef Roast workshop sessions wili Democratic Town Com- Samuel Pierson and Mrs. Paul Barton, second; Mrs. Jerome Dvornek and Robert Weeks, CHOCK niLLONUTS^ third. SUPERMARKETS • A V I 1 0 ’ nBottom Round Growing older INSTANT Tasty COFFEE DOC’S AT YOU Cake COLA OR HOSTESS Mnnehealer Bridge Club ~»229J Sept. 17 at 146 Hartford Rd. Boneless Beef ^ IMOOLETOWN I Chocolate | ROOT BEER ITWINKIES one dozen Large I Me WttXWC'ON ■< M I M ulti-P ack CET FULL SERVICE plus — open pair club cham­ U.S.D.A. Choice | By Lou Collin Q U lT O N iim Y Cupcakes pionship game, North-South; I roiavMHMi Z lllO T 'I.IS V a lu a White Eggs PKO. of 12 SNACK Marilyn Jackson and Jane MANCHISTER MANCHESTER Ft Y VI iTTuil CRACKERS Lowe, first; Cort Howell and lASTHAIITFOflOl 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN | Jane Kuhlen, second; Lou f FOOD B Start to run scared! Total the cuts in services to the L #•> Mvte leM Halpryn and Jack Descy, STAMP third. . . d O « aging that New York City ordered in the last few years. CUSTOMER F Note the spin-off in the suburbs and in the neighboring East-West: Betty Horton 12 PACK With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More. states of Connecticut and New Jersey. and Felica LaPuk, first; Joan Popsicles RHODES Byrnes and Sue Robinson, se­ Lim-i One Valid Sept 19-25.1976 H-492 More Finast Meat Values! Clarify the issues for those who say indifferently, lELUEETHl BREAD cond; Judy and Marty "Well, that’s New York City. We don't live there. It won't CHaSE Ground Beef.SVar?;8Vb’. ... „98* Briskets of Beef s 98t DOUGH Greengrass, third. happen here.” Wherever "here” is, tell them directly, SM IUD Over-all winners are Shell Steaks fo^~r.... .1.98 “ It will indeed happen here.” Your own elected officials 2 IS. PKI. OCl MONTE AUNT JEMIMA Sweti Ufa 5 l l b . Jackson and Lowe. Shells of Beef Untrimmed 1 iq also got the word, "cut social services!” Rib Eye Steaks ... .2.48 FRUIT PANCAKE TOMATO LOAVES The club will have a 6 9 Minute Maid In New York City the reduction of funds for the aging COCKTAIL SYRUP CATSUP qualifying Swiss knock-out Beef Skirt Steaks...... b1.38 was eight per cent. “ Oh, what's that?” you say scornful­ team game Oet. 1 at 7:45 p.m. Back Rump Roast tz 1 ly. Specifically, it meant that multipurpose senior .oT,;. $139 9 9 ^ at 146 Hartford Rd. Orange Juice Rump Steaks Steaks Boneless . . . .1.38 Sept. 16 at 385 N. Main St. — centers were closed. "Oh w ell,” you say, "the seniors Beef for Stew Boneless Beef , lb 1 • 18 can take a bus to centers which are still open.” North-South: Frankie Brown Beef Eye Round Roast 1^! and Jane Lowe, first; Anne Nepco . ibl a1 8 But the bus fares for seniors have been raised from 15 COLGRTE CHEESE CYCLE Corned Beef Brisket DRY DEES TOOTH PRSTE WHIZ ■ Ingram and Margaret Kropp, cents to 25 cents. “ Okay then let the aged New Yorkers DOB FOOD Turkey Cutlets M a r v a l...... lb 1.98 OVERNITE second; Liz C arter and Beef Rib Eyes wK’j.. 2’?. walk. It will keep them healthy.” Bad thinking there, $|14 I PUNCH Murray Powell, third. ■27 DIAPERS 8 8 < ’ With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More Fresh F o w l^ T tr’ ...... 58* brother and sister seniors. The cuts include a reduced a m Detergent | 4!1 East-West; Jack Bogue and BOX OF 12 Mot. Limit One Valid Sept 19-25.1976 H-493 police fo^ce. Walking may be dangerous to their healtlb- Bette Martin, first; Dick Cornish Hens...... 68* ___ BOX Fresh Hen Turkeys . their very lives. Senior citizens need police protection ZAREX ■ _ Vosburgh and Wilma JIFFY PAMPERS Fresh Chicken Legs...... 68* Meat Street U.S.A. Values! most. As for the firehouses closed and the firemen fired? ■Corn Muffin Mlx| | fruitfuvored|■ $ 1 4 8 Willoughby, second; Ronnie SYRUPS TODDLERS TOP NOTCH IS Staying home is dangerous, too. Toomey and Mary Tierney, Whole . . . . . M 8Vioi } 16ot I 12 Count $ | 1 9 NOT OPEN SU NDAYS! Chicken Breasts .98* Plumrose Sliced Ham. ’.“1.69 But suppose New Yorkers are sick? You may suggest, f PKGS.n ' BTL LOOK FOR THESE SIGNS.. third. ■‘The hospitals, the clinics are still there, aren’t they?” 69«J ’The club will have an open qt. jar Kraft Colonial Sliced Bacon. 1.38 THEY MARK ITEMS THAT pair club championship game Large Economy Family Pack No, that no longer is true. Throughout the boroughs MMSARI GENERAL Sept. 27 and 30 at 9 a.m. at 385 Smoked Sausage HifS( nni*r 1.38 11> m. auiraii HAVE BEEN REDUCED Miracie Whip public health facilities serving the aged have closed or ELECTRIC Grade N, Main St. Beef Loin Shell NIBLETS FILBERT’S I PERSONAL ^ O T T A G Q EVEN LOWER THAN OUR Polish Sausage Kuschnef 1 . 1.28 had reductions in personnel, from nurses to clerical staff. Inside Frost CORN OH. I I Sept. 13 at 385 N. Main St. - Boneless How obscenely the miseries mount up. If is unrealistic A IVORY LOW EVERYDAY PRICES! SMALL iMARQARINEl CHEESE North-South: Anne Ingram Nepco Knockwurst ,1.28 to talk about the eight per cent all over cut in New York 29« 2 1 Sirloin Steaks ELECTRIC 11 and Jan Leonard, first; Bette b. Pkg. SOAP SKIPPY Beef Steaks Quartarft iPolish Kielbasa Bognijt , , . b1.38 senior services only. The “ umbrella services" have been BULBS 4 BAR PEANUT Martin and Peg Dunfield, se­ Bone-In hit even harder. Voluntary organizations like the Jewish lEGGSI Sweet PACK cond; Phyllis Pierson and FKG.0F4 DOIEN Life BUTTER 6 9 * I Kirschner Franks .. b1.38 2 9 Geri Barton, third. Association for Service to the Aging, for example, have With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More. Boneless M AMMONIA East-West: Dick Vosburgh Shoulder lost up to 25 per cent of financial support. $ | 1 8 LimitOne. Valid Sept, 19-25.1976 H-455 In-Store Bake Shop! They and other voluntary organizations must reduce 5 8 « and Wilma Willoughby, first; U Cube or 3 8 ' Margaret Kropp and Lenore Enriched . . home health and home help service for aged who are han­ Top Blade Home Style Rolls . . . j o j 6 9 * PALMOLIVE Brooks, second; Midge Gor­ dicapped or disabled. There will be no emergency repairs PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SEPT 25.'1976. Ar BaM'.a ig i "vt 0»aei4«« Nor* So« « Oeew't 1 " I LIQUID don and Jane Lowe, third. Assorted Bagels. .. 6(0,49* of old peoples’ homes. There will be no strong voices to d e t e r g e n t IMKRIAl lb Available Only In Storaa With In-Store Bake Shopi challenge heartless landlords who skimp on heat and $439 LROARINEl Nile Time Novice Group maintenance. CLIP coupons & SAVE ’I.7S Richmond Sept. 17 at 146 Hartford Rd. In New York City the money of multiservice centers H A A tn S — Mari Rosk and Bertha Toweis run by other voluntary groups is down 22 and one-half per J&J Kachenski, first; Dick Vizard Best Wishes from Finast! cent. Community programs for the elderly are already BABY OIL I and William Calhoun, second; Y i I t . 0 . . S 4 2 9 We Take This Opportu­ reduced by 15 per cent and 20 per cent. And the end of Frank and Joyce Rossi, third. White & m sm m reductions is nowhere in sight. The group will have an open 4 $ i nity To Wish Our Many m M l 7 5 c t ■ Older Americans, please face facts. The building of pair club championship game Assorted Jewish Friends A Hap­ Peanut Buttor Skippv . . . . I rolls ■ housing for the aged has stopped dead in New York City Sept. 24 at 7:45 p.m. at 146 py and Peaceful New Peter Pan bu"':'...... and Stale. Will you be spared in your city, county or Hartford Rd. With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More. Year state? Pay Loss for Food at Top Notch! ill Limit One Valid Sept. 19-25,1976 H-456 Penn Dutch Noodles. Programs for older persons are in deep trouble. James Mancbealer Community Dutch Maid Noodles. T. Lynn, director of the Office of Management and College Budget, was asked, “Will the administration ask Green Beans F“;,nch°s’,"i.. TOP NOTCH Sept. 11 at 146 Hartford Rd. Congress to put a ceiling on automatic cost-of-living in­ TOTAL SERtflCE...TQTAL DIS60UMTI — Flo Barre and Ann DeMar- creases for Social Security recipients?” tin, first; Nina Dvornek and l»e«T” Lynn answered: "The administration will have to look ■ Cold Power 1■ AJAX 1 p»icne*» „ Jim Tatro, second; Phyllis P 08S 0^702 C l at whether we have the need to put a cap on various types 1 LAUNDRY 1 1 LAUNDRY RIVAL BEEF Pierson and Irving Carlson, Green Giant DETERGENT 1 1 LIBBY of programs ’ The budget director termed SSI, HEINZ 11 1 DETERGENT 1 DOG FOOD third. 1 4902. A A 1 1 CORN A Swiss team ACLB charity half gallon “Cumbersome and inefficient" He cited Medicare and KETCHUP 11 B O X ^ ^ 11 49 o z^ ^ ^ ^ 0 1 0 S s ’ | O 9 l a BOX 1 game will be played Sept. 25 Hi-C Juice Drinks...... '‘c’°'44* other health systems (for the aged) as “ programs with 1 BEEF 14oz. BTL 1 at p.m. at 146 Hartford Rd. Coca Cola/Tab runaway costs" 1 1 2 0 Z .C A N Tetley Tea Bags...... “ 1,28 W SWEET LIFE | What has already happened to the aged in New York 1 R IVER 1 COLLEGE INN 1 MUSHROOMS 1 Carnation Dry Milk... e City and State remains a basic tipoff. 1 RICE ■ STfUSl^itCCS 1 CLEAR BROTH With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More l3 7ot CAN My dear contemporaries, look to what remains of your [ 3 y | 1 4oz ^9 1 Limit One. Valid Sept. 19-25.1976 H-465 CoffeeMate . . __ ■ CAN ^ lor ^ 1 8 8 < comforts. Calculate carefully what the inflation is still 1 1 22^ Real Mayonnaise.... doing to our thin purses and our meager savings. Add up Smog session CAMPBELL 1 the money that has dribbled away because of increased r W SWEET LIFE 1 CREAM OF 1 HARTFORD (UPI) - Baked fresh the Finast IVay! taxes. Think of the extra costs of Medicare and medical MUSHROOM 1 SUNSHINE Finast Grocery Values... Proof... ■strawberry Connecticut will be among attention of all kinds. SOUP 1[ b u r r y ’s] 1 Tuscan 11 Preserve 1 CHUNKY It Pays to Shop the Finast Way! Pillsbury 18 northeast states to dis­ Big Round Top Believe this There will be no end to retrogression un­ scooter 1 Whipped 1 Brownie Mix 2 2 'i oz pkg 2 0 ^ 1 I 1 T, 6 9 ' 1 cuss common smog less we join together and act. We must say, "SJop it. Stop DOG Finast Vz gallon problems in New York Ci­ it now' " Our votes in the Nov. 2 election must be counted FOOD White Bread Duncan Hines .... . 59* CAMPBELL l2oi. lox 15oz. CAN Fanning ty. The all-day session for “ us." not against us 5LB BAG CHICKEN RICE iHAi t ■•nil among environmental of­ Ice Cream SOUP Finest Pie Crust Mix ‘ • 39* PICKLES , ficials at the Ford Founda­ 20 oz Beel Chunks i4 ' N'owsp.ipor Knli'rprisos Assn i 10 Sot . Cranberry Juice oc?arspIa, ,ga,99* 0 )q F o o d ...... can £ 9 Dinty Moore‘ ...... 79‘ CAN 19* tion will examine the Fresh Ivs Alpo Dinner '? .v3 yj problem of smog traveling Dole Pineapple...... 'ca°'49* Befit Milk99V.Fa,F,ee___ cm’ ’ 1 . 2 9 Armour Treet...... a. 88* hundreds cf miles to states Hot Dog Rolls Fresh . . 3 T 1 . 0 0 Appian Way Pizza...... where it did not originate. '^^r49* Kleenex ’ ...... ’49* AARP plans foliage trip English Muffins 3 T 1 . 0 0 Louis Sherry Preserves .... 98* Fresh Milk WHAT t l, . - — Bakery Hems Available Tues ihru Sal u.t.t.A. ^USDA ' ' u s o a ? mrHAT IS a u f f i l u Finast gallon carton M a n c h e s t e r G r e e n dicale a ohoice of Yankee M IM I 4 'PRIME ) CmOCE) ' c ^ ^ r Sunrise fresh Dairy Vaiues! Keebler Crackers House . . ’p\“ 6 9 * CNOICI V —— w (ciicE) Chapter of the American pot roast or seafood New- Mr. Dell Favorites! b i« l. Only >het a e e ii Me>*i irneKtOT ^ r» Assoeiation of Retired Per­ burg. br ew drpwlawAl le >itw<« 4 Vita Herring 'fZ T ...... 41.39 "W it ewr sund«>9t !• nwM* IfF^ff tn li sons lA.ARl’ i will sponsor M ainpi el •p p re ie l (4tm| b**t just Finast Deluxe 4444s. . '41.05 Boiled Ham a fall foliage bus trip along Eastern W O 80/ Q Q c Ctns Red Tokay the Mohawk Trail on Mon­ PTA installs Finast Yogurt“ ... V 99 Domestic VISIT OUR SERVICE DEll for J 's 9 9 day, Oct 11 Mrs. Donna Loferski of Breyers Yogurt...... 2 4s 69* Freshly Sliced The excursion will in­ Potatoes lb . 87 Walnut St. was installed TOP NOTCH clude luncheon at the GORTON'S KitKiirs you Hoods Rite Form...... t g a l 1.09 Grapes 1 recently as president of the CODFISH GRADE A Sweetheart Nest PEANUT HAM STEAKS -Roast Washington School PTA. VLASIC Tuscan CAKES WAYBEST SHOP-AT-HOME Hendries ...... “»’79* Restaurant in Shelbourne Kraft BUTTER 499 Other officers installed ORAHGE tO'iOt^S ROASTING 5 8 Our Shop-at-Home 20.'^ Si • Falls, Mass., a guided tour KOSHER CAN ijfo a j^ Italian Finast Frozen Food Values! are Mrs. Marilyn McCann, lb. I service lets you rr-ll^-..Beef to yOU’ 'OP'1 ,b of the Yankee Power and JUICE I Dressing I CHICKENS vice-president; Mrs Marie CHIPS Hall 3’ ,'lb. Average pick out fabrics New England Power 3202 JAR Kilsoek, secretary; and Gallon KRAFT 16oz. BOT confidently. You Finast Frozen atomic plant It time per­ Mr. Deli Fresh Salads Mrs Jean Lefebvre, MACARONI know you can trust DINNER Q-TIPS 98 mits, a stop at the Rowe treasurer 1 TO Count Watkins lor service Dinners Nepco Pastrami ‘’‘' 4 Historical Museum will be 7ot ^ 1 pFied Chicken, Mrs Ann Hussell and PKG*J|»«a8 lb and qualltyl included Meat loal, Veal, Swiss Cheese Don Costello were chosen 69* Call 643-5171. 11 oz The bus will leave the Turkey and k/1 ICI r lOI 11 4 Uicn Pol . to be the school's represen­ Ask lor one of our pkgs 3 8 Liverwurst-.' ... Community Baptist Church PAMPER ’ OP N O TCH SWIF T s TOP NOTCH Salisbury Steak tatives to the PTA Council. SWEET LIFE decorator con­ Mum Plants 6 Inch Pon . . ..3.59 parking lot at 9 a m OVERNICH1 LA ROSA BROWN & SfHVF U.S.D.A. (HOICC lilF McIntosh Apples 3 b.^69* Genoa Salami DIAPERS THIN SAUSAGE lONUiSS TOP sultants. There’s no Birds Eye Awake...... '',“'39* AARP members plan­ PURPLE Fresh Carnations.. do;2.79 P e p p e r s ...... 3 ^ 1.00 Golden Hearth I SPAGHETTI I FidVO” . ^ obligstlon to buy Available in Manchester arid Vernon Stores Only ning to go are reminded to The Manchester PLUMS 98* OR ELBOW M 19F MKI NtSUm T9f NTCH m and no cost tor es­ French F r i e s ...... '459* IN SYRUP AACRIM SIKII I Garden Values from Finast! Baking Potatoes ».-: .5 ,,1,79* Shrimp Salad...... make reservations by Oct Evening Herald I MACARONI I 1 LANDO’LAKES timates. Finast Spinach CfxjppPd . 5 4M.00 4 After that date, the trip 29oz CAN DYNAMO STEAKS BOILED 1 prints more DASH ALL 1-lb. PKG TOP NOTCH 1 AMER. CHEESE 20-10-5 Fertilizer.. '43.99 Fresh Carrots...... 5 4,1.00 Mr. Deli Mustard.. . . DETERGENT Liquid Laundry will be open to other AARP DETERGENT H iL lS H IR b I ARMS HARI 1 Green Beans'C;. 4 1.00 Manchester news Homt Laundry Siis Home Laundry Sue Detergent Peat Moss...... bale 3.59 Green Cabbage...... 9* Beef Knishes-' ... chapters in town KIELBASA than any other $A99 - $ j 0 8 $48 1 5^28 j *1 7 8 Ellios Cheese Pizza. ;'99* Please call Mr or Mrs $g99 DRAPERY GALLERY roib Olb $ i| 3 8 A. Steele, 643-6093, and in- newspaper. Prices effective September 19 thru September 25. 1976 in Manchester, Vernon. East Hartford We Reserve the Righi to Lirr'J O u d fi’' es PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 22, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept 22. 1976— PAGE THIRTY-FIVE There’s a sparkle vou can see. And, spirit vou can feel in ewery department when you shop at your great A^P! i* PRICE & PRIDE • PRICE&PRIDE PRICE & PRIDE PRICES PRIDE I • PRICE S PRIDE PRICE S PRIDE PRICE & PRIDEi UJ TOWARDS THE ^ •! II WITH 110 PURCHASE Q ------EXCLUDING TOUCCO PNODUCTS PURCHASE OF SAVE 18< AND ALCOHOLIC KVENAGES. SAVE 97< Our managers have a new sense of SUPER ANN PAGE OB CAMPBELL’S Fresh WITH 110 PUNCHASE EXCLUDING TOIACCO PNODUCTS service and a bright new jacket. AND ALCOHOLIC lEVENAGES That red jacket is a symbol of our store WILDMERE manager's renewed commitment to BONUS I Ground ■ o |°® WITH 110 PUNCMAK 3 ) I U J GRADE " A " you. Inside the jacket is someone you EXCIUDIIK TOIACCO carton I • 5 sir™ EE AND ALCOHOL AP-2 20 can go to if you have a question, if you Beef of one COUPONS AP-2 30 ANY PKG. OF 2 LBS. OR MORE have a problem, or if you have a special dozen need. Our manager takes responsibility lim it ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY. LIMIT OHE COUPON PEN FAMILY. ^ \ A S u n l r AP-2 vau d s ep y . i 9-z 6. i 97e 21 VALID SEPT. 10-Z5. 1976 for everyting that happens in the store. j o® LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. VALID SEPT. 19-26.1976 And takes pride in the improvements PRICE & PRIDE • PRIC E&PRIDE * PR'CE& p r id e • p r ic e & PRIDE_gj that have been made. A D V E R T IS E D IT E M P O L IC Y : Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each AEtP Store, except as specifically QUARTERS - WITH PARTS OF BACK BEEF CHUCK - BOHE-IH - BLADE noted in this ad. Fomx>ua fm^fhc>dua^. U.8. No. 1 i^h u c k . FAMOUS - WASHINGTON STATE SIZE "A” Turkey Red or Golden Russet IPotatoes Leas 29! Chuck Delicious^ ^ BEEF ROUND - BONELESS bi| Apples 3 9 m Tip Round $159 \ f o b m e b l y Steaks lb. U .S . No 1 - V k " MINIMUM oiBaks I FAMOUS “DRISCOLL” BRAND - FRESH FULLY COOKED - WATER ADDED Our store clerk really keeps things moving. OV California pint I They stamp and stock and keep the shelves neat and full. FIRST box A&P So you can have a wide variety of brands to choose ^ ■ from. And today's A&P stockers are better Smoked SMDKED CUTS i trained. They're happy to heip you find Strawberries any item in the store. Just ask B u n s ONLY them. You'll get a courteous $ 1 3 9 and helpful answer. Hams yS n 1 lb. 79! Green Cabbage Spanish Onions CONCENTRATED - LAUNDRY 30< 157 oz. FREEZER PLEEZERS BEEF CHUCK - BONE-IM - BLADE OFF pkg. FIRM& LARGE SIZE NEW ZEALAND All Detergent LABEL TENDER FDR SLICING w . lb. lb. 20-25 lb. sizos 7 - Bone v 'lb . ^GREATl Whole Lamb DELICIOUS CHILLED ^GREAP ^GREATl DAYTIME GREAT! DELICIOUS CBY-O-VAC - BONELESS RICH IN IRON BUY MINUTE MAID BUY VEGETABLE EXTRA ABSDRBANT FLAVORFUL $019 BUY BUY 8-12 Chuck Steaks lb Whole Rib Eyes lb. sizes lb . Sunsweet Orange Grisco Prune Juice Juice I Shortening quart 100 ct. quart 4 g t o i k S i a e 24 cl. |ar 'cartons can ■ pkg. JMITH COUPON BELOWi

CHICKEN WITH RICE OR CREAM OF MUSHROOM Gigantic 88^ Sale at A&P! GOLDEN QUARTERS-MARGARINE CampbeirsSoup PETER PAN CLEAR FOOD WRAP Mrs. Filberf s CARANDO - KOSCIUSKO KNOCKWURST OR GREAT Peanut Saran ^GREAT BUY 100 n. 4 8 8 ^ Butter Wrap. roll BUY 2 " 8 8 ^ Polish Kielbasa Capitol Farms Franks ;:99^ POLISH - REGULAR OR BEEF REFRESHING HI-ORI MARCAL A&P - LOOK-FIT - ALL FLAVORS SNOW CROP-FROZEN

ice hill Hillshire Kielbasa lb. Cod Fillets 99t JIumbo Towels gillon Orange Juice BONELESS - FRESH U.S.D.A. INSPECTED ITALIAN - STICK Hankies 2 r 8 8 ^ Miik coni. GREAT BES PACK - TRASH CAN REFRIGERATED - ALL VARIETIES 1 2 oz. Chicken Breasts Carando Pepperoni ^Vl Goke cans n n BUY 2 s 8 8 ^ Trash o o w Piiisbury U.S.D.A. INSPECTED MORRISON 6 SCHIFF ■ BOLOGNA OR FRANCO-AMERICAN 2 Liners 10.i^88^ Cookies FOR SALADS OR COOKING Fresh Chicken Lens 691 Beef Franks ,.r 99* Spaghetti PRESTO COFFEE LIGHTENER - FROZEN - RICH'S Grisco Oil Soda GREAT Sandwich happsHeuillear Coffee TO ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS 300 cl. 16 oz. BUY CAT FOOD 6V4 oz. $ 1 0 0 4 r 88^ pk| tr 8 8 ^ N.B. Rich 2 £ 8 8 ' Kal Kan ALL VARIETIES cans 0 btls. • ^ PRID£ • f'Mn ( \ PRIDE • • l-niLt 4 PRIDE • PRICL i PRIDE • | DREAKSTONE , Gifilte • PRICE & PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • • PRICE 4 PRIDE < PRICE 4 PRIDE* • PRICE 4 PRIDE* PRICE 4 PRIDE* a • P R iCL \PRIDE*PRiCL iPRiOE* 5 ... 99 " ------T3 "N. U ' UJ -0 ! . ? I S| S / ' lA U VARIETIES ■ \0 I a ■ GottageGheese EXCEPT PINEAPPLE) CORt. ROCKEACH AVE20< SAVE 15« rr I ' ■ \ n 5 / I 69^ Fish WITH COUPON IN AD -.1 SAVE 40« SAVE 10« SAVE 10° SAVE 40 ALL GRINDS BETTY CROCKER !l FLAVORFUL GENERAL MILLS GENERAL MILLS REG.. MAXI. OR SUPER DELICIOUS CHUNK LIGHT 6Vz oz. R C |( Maxwell IN OIL can W W Goodman’s Instant Tetley V I T N 'i r Gorn Kotex Niagara Bumble Bee Tuna PUKMK Goke House Potato EIC IIW N Total Tea TOBACCO Kix \\ Sanitary Spray or Tab Egg Noodles Goffee Buds Bags A ALCONOl Gereal Gereal Jumbo Waffles 69^ 2 u! ;| Napkins starch Soda Mb. cti 16Vt oz. pkg. 100 d . pk| 9 oz. pkj. l2oz. pkg. i ‘ 30 cl. pkg. 22 oz. coil. SIX-16 oz.N.R. blU. Mother’s g lIMlIOnfCOUrONrHIFIIMIlT M b. ;o UNIT ONECOUron PEDFItMIU LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PERFitMIlV “ LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FNMILT. LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PENFAMIIY LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMlir Garnation Dry Milk s i VnuOStPT 19 25.1976 VUIDSEPT I9T5.1976 VALID SEPT 19-25.1976 pkg. VALIDSEPT I9-Z5.1976 VALID SEPT I9 Z 5 .1976. r I VALID SEPT. I9 Z 5 .1976. VALIDSEPT.I9Z5.1976 VALID SEPT I9-Z5.1976 Oleo »r-z AP-2 MF(n APZ MANY MORE KOSHER FOODS MFfil HFM Dash Detergent» 0 1 8 0 ' AVAILAOLE IN THE STORES 1 PfUDE . I I.. 1 , pR||3£ m m m m • ‘ t N PRIDE • I'HK L > PRIDE ♦ | PRICES EFFECTIVE SPETEMBER 19-26.1976 ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR OTHER RETAILERS - - L •PRta 4PRlOE*PRiCt s PRIDE* F 'P R iDE'I "I'nin pride • PRiCt \ pride • | .('Hut ^PRlDE•Pnl^[ \PRIDE* 1 •pmci sPRIDE.PRin \ PRIDE • | ••I'liiU puk 1 >PRIDE«PHul\PRIDE«PHul \ PRIDE- NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS m CES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 19-25. 19^^ NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR OTHER NnAHERS