PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Tue».. July 6. 1976
Resistance to Carter persists COMPLETE COMPLETE GM The weather A UQUOR DEPARTIillT inside today COLD BHR REPAIRS Considerable cloudiness, chance of AND ■tnwm tonight. Low 65-70. Thursday Area n ew s...... 14 F am ily ...... 22 among New England Dems oCOLLISION variable cloudinesa, chance of showers, Business...... 3 Kitchen...... 21 WEDEllVa high in 80s. National weather forecast Classified ... .17-18 MCC dean’s list 29 •MECHANICAL map on Page 17. Com ics...... 19 Obituaries..10 Dear Abby...... 19 Second Thought 21 By STEWART POWELL patrician peanut farmer as they have ’’instructions” not just an ARTHUR DRUG WE SERVICE ALL QBNERAL. MOTORS Editorial ...... 4 SporU ...... 11-13 in regions such as the South. nouncements that are released. Phone 643-150S CARS AND TRUCKS DPI New England ‘‘I feel like a bride dreading to go to “I know Udali has released his 0 NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE Qonuino Porto Political Writer the altar,” said Margaret Lucent! of delegates on an individual basis,” Foetory Tninod AfadAantea Barre, Vt., now an uncommitted said New Hampshire state Rep. Resistance to nominee-in-waitlng delegate after false starts behnd ex- Katherine Hanna, D-Keene, 22, an Jimmy Carter persists among New Sen. Fred Harris, D-Okla., Sen. aide to Sen. Thomas McIntyre, D- Reagan aims guns at Carter Engiand Democrats bound for the Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn., and Sen. N.H. nationai convention in New York. Frank Church, D-Idaho. “But he’s p in g to stay a viable PLAZA DEPT. STORE Carter Chevrolet Opposition to Carter’s iikeiy The largest mass movement to candidate until he gets to the conven “W Htv A Notion To Plotoo- ■ „ 12M m a in S t. e MANCHESTER nomination continues in a six-state Carter occurred in Connecticut When tion so he can gave some policy input 0 0 region where party officehoiders Gov. Ella T. Grasso led a switch by on the platform,” she said. have compiain^ for eight years delegates pledged to Sen. Henry M. EA8T MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER At least one public statement by (Next to Prank’s Supermarket) in appeal for delegates Washington ignored the Northeast. Jackson, D-Wash. Her change of Carter ended chances of winning Carter won two of region’s five heart came after Carter held enough over some Wallace delegates in By ELIZABETH WHARTON wasteful Congress by putting an in primaries and ran fourth in its delegates to win the nomination. governors and said he was “very In Washington, a spokesman for Massachusetts who wanted action to GHSai H0$E MICESSOIIES CUSTOM WHEELS United Press International dulgent friend in the White House.” iargest state of Massachusetts. When Mrs. Grasso joined Carter at end court-ordered school busing. • Couplinga e Hom Mmdwa grateful” for the backing. "Many of Mondale said ’’obviously he is in Backers of the former Georgia a three-hour Boston fund-raising School integration was ’’one of the • Car Waah Noxxiaa e Jat Straam Nozxiaa Ronald Reagan took his bid for In Hershey, Pa., some 30 them did not support me during the terested” in the vice presidency and governor insist eieventh-hour opposi s m l Republican convention delegates to primaries, but that is a symbol, I blitz, the Democratic candidate men best things that ever happened in the • nna Pan Sprtnklar Spray Democratic governors, a few of would ’’seriously consider” joining tion wiii cost the region nothing if tioned a variety of governors who South,” Carter told a $250-a-couple the national television screens, and whom had engaged in a last-ditch think, of the strength of our party, the ticket if asked. To say more Carter is eiected president. had given him early support, but fundraiser 90-minutes aher arriving ACCESSORIES attacked probable Democratic can drive to stop Carter, Tuesday the diversity of it,” he told reporters. would be ’’presumptuous,” the "We’re not keeping an enemies list neglected to mention the Connecticut in Boston. He said as president he didate Jimmy Carter instead of his climbed aboard the former Georgia Carter said he would meet spokesman said. or anything like that," said Francis governor standing by his side. would enforce court-ordered own GOP opponent. President Ford. governor’s bandwagon and endorsed Thursday with Minnesota Sen. The first Carter interview of poten X. Meaney, chairman of the 51-year- In other New England states, desegregation. He said you don’t fix bad policies the man now assured of his party’s Walter Mondale to discuss the par tial running mates was with Sen. Ed old candidate’s campaign in the movement has been less dramatic, in by rearranging the bureaucracy, or nomination. ty’s second spot. The Plains, Ga., mund S. Muskie, D-Maine, who said Joyce London Alexander, co- meeting will be the second of several Massachusetts primary. part because recruiting delegates ’’discipline an irresponsible and' Carter had breakfast with the Tuesday that Carter, as president, Of the 3,009 delegates due at has taken a back seat as Carter and chairman of Carter’s 16-member being conducted. would give his vice president some of Massachusetts delegation, has found wm Madison Square Garden next week, his organization moved on to other the duties now being performed by 226 (about eight per cent) are from things. other delegates reluctant to switch. S e c re ta ry of S ta te H enry A. New England. Optimistic estimates “I tend to feel delegates’ general KEYSTONE Kissinger. by Carter supporters in the region in Carter has suspended personal feeling is that they’re not released,” President to entertain Queen He told refwrters that Carter does dicate he has firm backing by 109 telephone calls to delegates to raise she said. TRU SPOKE not like Kissinger’s ’’Lone Ranger” delegates. money and build bridges to different style, and added: 7 The attitude I’d-rather-fight-than- Within days of final primary vic segments of the party. ”In that context. Governor Carter tories in early June, scores of switch remains unusually strong in Some resentment exists. Rhode Island where a slate of uncom McGUD wants his vice president to take a delegates across the naton switched “He would do well to set aside 24 at Bicentennial garden party foreign diplomacy role so that the mitted delegates pledged to Califor to Carter. But New England hours and make 400-500 calls to nia Gov. Edmund "Jerry” Brown Jr. UPPUIWCE president would not have to put delegates across the naUon witched WASHINGTON (UPI) - President a ’’garden party” featuring the color stroke some people,” said one outdistanced the frontrunner. America fought a war to win in himself on the firing line in every political figure who asked not to be Ford unrolled the biggest red carpet pink for the Queen. dependence. crisis.” identified. “People like to be asked.” “Those of us on the uncommitted KNSEN of his administration today to host a It was in 1814 - while King George When he reached home from the Bicentennial visit from Queen ’The Fords flew in flowers from Forty-seven delegates pledged to slate are firmly committed to vote Hawaii and decorators from New in, Elizabeth’s great-great-great- governor’s conference, Carter got Arizona Rep. Morris Udall'across the Elizabeth II in the White House, for Gov. Brown,” said Frank Caprio, York to replant the rose garden for great grandfather, was still on the spruced up a bit for his big week at region remain unswayed. which the British once put to the I MCC a former city councilor in the feast. Decorators James Goslee throne - that British troops burned the convention, which begins Monday And Massachusetts backers of torch. Providence, ‘"rhe primary results of the Fernery and Betty Sherill of the White House and sent President in New York’s Madison Square ^^calendar Jackson and Alabama Gov. George BROWN’S TIRE SHOP Ford ordered a huge British Union were a mandate from the people. Un 333 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER McMillen, Inc., said the torrid James Madison and his family Garden. He got his hair cut and bis Wallace have avoided public pledges til such time as he releases us—if he Jack hung from the next-door famous teeth cleaned and checked Manchester Community Fourth of July weather had made the fleeing with what few possessions of support for Carter, awaiting does— we will vote for Gov. Brown.” Executive Office Building and had an they could gather. over. College offers this calen garden’s regular blooms unfit for a Ptione 646-3444 air-conditioned banquet tent erected Today, the White House mustered Nevada Sen. Paul Laxalt, Reagan’s dar of events in the interest over the entire White House rose gar queen. for the (}ueen and her husband. campaign chief, gave a good indica of the community. All the den. All the President’s men laid on all MCC sponsored activities Prince Philip, a roster of celebrities* tion of the tightness of the GOP race Bicentennial baby First Lady Betty Ford wanted the their pomp and circumstance for the for the Bicentennial dinner. by telling reporters some delegations listed below are open to the effect for tonight’s state dinner to be monarch of the country, from which ’They included Lady Bird Johnson, pledged to Ford might abstain on the public and many are free of Too young to know what’s so special about being a Bicentennial charge. - Alice Roosevelt Longworth, British- first convention ballot so they could In addition to publicizing baby, Christopher Charles Bourcier yawns as he snuggles in the born journalist Alistair Cooke, ac legally vote for their preference, events and activities in comfort of his mother’s arms. Young Christopher was the first tresses Helen Hayes, Julie Harris Reagan, on subsequent roll calls. dividually the college baby to be bom on July 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Rubber workers union and Merle Oberon, actor Cary Grant, In Washington, Ford was playing hopes that the calendar making his grand entry at 8:55 a.m. He is the son of Mr. and I^ s. and retired baseball player Willie host to Queen Elizabeth on her will serve as a reminder of Mays. Bicentennial visit to the capital. U urent Bourcier of 57 Hamlin St. He has a brother Laurent Jr., ’Ibe White House was besieged by Ris spokesman, Ron Nessen, told all that is available at 7, and a sister, Madeline, 5. Another baby was also bom at MMH rejects Firestone offer Manchester Community persons around the country, who reporters the President would be College. on July 4, a son, Jonathan Maurice, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. CLEVELAND (UPI) —Firestone’s than had been offered in the first wanted to attend, but the guest list ’’minding the store” during the The MCC staff looks Arcand of 11 Wapplng Wood Rd. in Ellington. He was bom at .’’take it or leave it” proposal to end year of a three-year pact. The was limited to 200.. Democratic convention, and plans no forward to seeing you on 6:20 p.m., and has a sister. (Herald photo by Pmto) the 78-day-old nationwide rubber Wckage would have given some 70,000 An after-dinner performance was further political trips until he flies to campus and at the various strike was-rejected by.. United’^ idti^ rubbto wvHfm 47 planfe ^.,for Eait Copn.,> July 17 in a bid lo r . events. Call 646-2137 for Rubber Workers Tuesday qight and closed by the strike a total increase Comedian Bob Hope and a prizemn- to that state’s GOP con further information on any the company brqke off negotiations, of $1.30 per hour over the life of the ning pop group called "Captain and vention. of the activities. the URW said. contract. Tennille.” Peter Bommarito, international riiursduy, July 8 president of the URW, said his un "One Flew Over the ion’s policy committe for Firestone Cuckoo’s Nest,” 8:30 p.m.. News summary got the contract offer Tuesday night Compllod from • and “unanimously” rejected it. He Town’s directors adopt Main Campus Auditorium. United Press fnfarnatfdoaf charged the company with “bad faith Friduy, July 9 bargaining” and "irresponsibility” Duplicate Bridge — Open in releasing an ’’unofficial” rejection weekend. No evidence to date has \ $1.75, Novice $1.50, 7:45 earlier in the day. indicated a connection between affirmative action plan p.m.. Main Campus Stu “What Firestone did; which was HARTFORD - Ben F. An the theft and recent bombings in dent Center. New England. very unethical, was release "One Flew Over the drews, executive director of the statements which were made unof By GREG PEARSON vote on affirmative'action was 8-0, submitted to the HUD office in Hart Connecticut NAACP, says he’s a Cuckoo's Nest,” 8:30 p.m.. ficially (Monday night). It did not Herald Reporter the speakers from the audience were ford within 90 days. candidate for the Republican Main Campus Auditorium. National make the offer to the duly elected The Board of Directors voted un far from all-approving. ”How many of the autonomous nomination to unseat Rep. policy committee” animously last night to accept an af Most who spoke against affir r i^ ts of the town can we give up William Cotter, D-Conn. Andrews Saturday, July 10 NEW YORK—Some 40,000 non Labor Secretary William J. Usery firmative action plan for the town of mative action were concerned with before we lose control?” James E. said he would retain his status as “ One Flew Over the medical employes at 34 private left the talks following “unof Manchester. federal intervention into local (Hiace of 579 Center St. asked. ’’Let a registered independent until Cuckoo’s Nest,” 8:30 p.m.. non-profit hospitals in the ficial” rejection, but both he and The plan maps out steps to be taken government. The federal Depart us have our local government and elected and then would change his Main Campus Auditorium. $ metropolitan area went on strike Bommarito said progress had been to Increase the number of women and ment of Housing and Urban Develop stop this nonsense.” SAVINGS affiliation to the Republican par today after marathon negotiations made during negotiations that lasted minority group members hired by ment (HUD), in giving a $301,000 Mrs. Betty Sadloski, 48 Hollister Sunday, July 11 ty- failed to reach agreement on a through the holiday weekend. the town. community development block grant St., said, ’"nie community develop "One Flew Over the new contract before a 6 a.m. The offer turned down by the union About 50 people attended last to the town on June 25, asked for an ment grant is something we can live Cuckoo’s Nest,” 8:30 p.m.. strike deadline. EAST WINDSOR - Officials called tor 15 cents per hour more night’s meeting, and, while the board adopted affirmative action plan to be without. We have to start standing on Main Campus Auditorium. today were investigating the se our own two feet.” c h e c k in g cond suspicious fire In as many CHICAGO — Secretary of State .Monday, July 12 Henry, Kissinger refuses to B.D. Pearl, 649 Main St., said, ’’Af days that gutted a tobacco sorting firmative action, with all the strings Baseball Ages 9-14, 9:30- bam. The fire was out of contml criticize the Israeli raid which noon, Mt. Nebo. freed hostages In Uganda, and attached, Is not good for us.” by the time firemen arrived at the Schaffer and Irwin make bids He called many projects funded by "Ladies & Gentlemen, barn where hay, tobacco and says It Is essential to form an in The Rolling Stones” and LOANS ternational agreement to stem federal and state grants equipment were stored. Monday "Let the Good Times terrorism. \ a “worthless,” saying, “We’re the Warehouse Point volunteer throwing mone;^%te9y.” Roll,” 9 p.m.. Main Cam fire statloD on Rte. 140 was r local Democrat support And Vincent Kdlly, 34 Adams St. pus Auditorium. SAN FRANCISCO Attorney ^ damaged by fire following a South, said, ’’When HUD starts •Non-credit community burglary. Melvin Belli says it is untrue that Weicker connections to major oil + By DOUG BEVINS Watergate and allegations that demanding things of us, I say it’s services course begins. se r v ic e s Jack Ruby met secretly with (Herald Reporter) companies. 27 OTHER Weicker accepted campaign con Fidel Castro in 1963 to plot Uie Irwin’s attack on Weicker concen time we drop them. If it means I Open on a space available WATERFORD— A government Democrats Gloria Schaffer and tributions from oil companies. basis. assassination of President John FROM BANKAMERICARD.)TO TRAVELERS CHECKS, study states 94 per cent of a Donald Irwin brought their Senate trated on the senator’s role in ------(See Page Ten) —— See Page Fifteen F. Kennedy. Belli, who knew sampling of the town of Waterford campaigns to Manchester 'Tuesday Ruby as a friend and a client, said FROM SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE TO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, residents would favor construc night, each of them spending more Ruby may have been In Chiba eix tion of the Millstone nuclear time attacking the incumbent BOLAND power facility if they had a choice months before the assassination Republican than discussing any. FROM DIRECT DEPOSIT OF PAYROLL CHECKS TO BANK BY MAIL today. ’The complex provides 50 but never met Castro nor would | issues. per cent of the town’s tax base. he have Joined in any scheme to ® OIL CO. kill Kennedy.' Mrs. Schaffer, secretarjteof the EST. 1935 state since 1970, and Irwin, former Regional Fourth District congressman and PASADENA, Calif. - U. S. former Norwalk mayor, each voiced FUEL OIL NEWPORT, R. I. - President scientists say radar studies in lengthy criticism of Republican Sen. 7 Ford will play second fiddle in the dicate they can be ”92 per cent Lowell Weicker during a Donocratic ^ T O M A TIC DELIVERY sure" of landing Viking i on a ^24 HOUR SERVICE public’s eyes this weekend when Town Committee meeting .at Illing be arrives for dinner in this relatively smooth section of Junior High School. historic seaport. ’The spotlight plains on Mars - but there still Irwin’s assault on Weicker was 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 0 THE TOTAL BANK may be some ’’hofrors” lying will be on (Jueen Elizabeth II, more violent and his rhetoric more 369 Center 8L making her first visit to the about. The landing attempt is lively than that of Mrs. Schaffer, but Manchaeter former rebellious colony of Rhode scheduled for July 17. Mrs. Schaffer’s comments appeared Island as part of a six-day to be welcomed more that Irwin’s. . Bicentennial visit to the East International The local Democrats have already Coast. The Queen and the Presi endorsed Mrs. Schaffer for the dent are to dine on the royal yacht MOSCOW - Two Soviet Senate nomination, and although the Britannia Saturday'evening. cosmonauU took an eight-hour committee endorsement isn’t binding rest early today in their on delegates to the July 18 state con BOSTON — ’The National Fire spacecraft racing toward an vention, it appears the local votes Protection Association said four expected rendezvous with the will be for her. persons in the nation were killed orbiting Salyut 9 space station. Mrs. Schaffer criticized Weicker’s and IS others seriously injured in voting record over the last six years, accidents involving fir«radcers BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian claiming he has done nothing to ad IIIATfll during the Fourth of July troops and civilians respondld^to vance legislation on the economy, weekend. a call to ’’take up arms and defend energy, the war on crime and other your homeland’’ pushed back lef matters. miisifli SOUTH WALLINGFORD, Vt, - tist and Palestinian attackers Mrs. Schaffer, calling attention to ^ ^ ‘VinoSatkeNhu' Vermont state police today were from most of the northern coastal Nominee contenders chat with chairman investigating the theft of about 20 Weicker’s votes on energy bills, said TOILET TANK BALL town of Chekka today, Seesaw SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER sticks of dynamite from a marble the senator has voted against iMii’Mir iitp. battles were reported in ^irut Connecticut and the region. Democrats Donald Irwin (left) and Gloria Schaffer talk with Democratic Town Chairman ths flaw si wsisr oNsr ssch fiwiiilAt* Manchester • east Hartford • south Windsor • bolton • andover • ASHFOfiD quarry here sometime' over the MFMRFR f .D.l C. and In the TaTZaatar camp also. ’’Maybe he has a constituency we Ted Cummings at Tuesday night’s committee meeting to hear the candidates. Both Irwin *1* AT HAHDWABB aTOma don’t know about, in Houston or in and Mrs. Schaffer are seeking the nomination to run against Republican U.S Sen Lowell :W5;¥5«Wifff!-K-C«-X Tulsa,” Mrs. Schaffer said, alleging Weieker this fall. (Herald photo by Dunn) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 7. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 7. 1976- PAGE THRRB; C o n v e r t E lected ' “Halo” frain James Coleman has been New p o r t B i ^ B l J o in , fir m Local man wins $1^035 f'-' ■■ iisitil- Business ic'.il .ii;, elected an assistant vice A Manchester resident was one of Hilda Cameron of West Haven, '' ' |1 HI K .11 I K III ,1 til and the consumer president of the trust divi Sidney Green of lottery’s televised drawing, broad Harrison's Edward H. Gowett of 45 40 persons who won a runner-up prize brought the total amount of weekly At) Manchester has joined the cast ’Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. over sion of Connecticut Bank Doane St., Manchester, has in the Connecticut Lottery’s new 12- prizes to five miles of money, or $51,- Century 21 Jackston- WFSB-TV, Channel 3. and Trust (O., Hartford. accepted a position with week bonus game, “Miles of 725. Matching stubs may be ac Jobless claims down He is an account officer in Avante agency as a real es Money." Players whose bonus stubs match the Los Angeles sales of tate salesman for all types cumulated and entered at any time CBT’s investment manage fice of the Anaconda Co.’s Anthony Di Ninni of 655 W. Middle the week’s lucky color may qualify ment department. of property. for the drawings remaining in the Claims for unemployment compensation filed In Wire and Cable Division. Tpke. won $1,035, representing one for remaining drawings by filling out bonus game. Tickets returned to "This book” oald Iho we*r€ f lo o d , U*b tru e , A 1969 graduate of Cen tenth of a mite of dollars. ro^AiutPHONE TAtici 643-2711 m pucwg rovii ao aalooman, “will do half 2.3 per cent to a weekly average Green, a Manchester matching stubs and returning them. agents by Monday of any week will Manehaator'a moat eomploto tral Connecticut State Walter Leary of Talcottvilte also Specially marked canisters for stub your work.” ”nno,” said Of 3,858 for the two-week period ending June 26, the state Gowett was previously resident for 18 years, is a be entered in the next Thursday’s ■oHy, -111 Uko two of Statlonors SInoo 1945 Labor Department reported. College, he joined the trust won $1,035 deposit are available wherever drawing. employed as an auditor past president of the thorn.” The total consisted of 221 Initial claims and 3,637 con division in 1969 as an ac Those, with the other 38 prizes for lottery tickets are sold. The deadline for entry into the final DE8I8NER SCRAPBOOK count administrator in the with the corporate office of Manchester Lodge of B’nai tinued claims. Included in the totals were 720 claims for B’rith. the same amount of money, plus the The “Miles of Money” weekly "Miles of Money” drawing is Sept. "This printing test pattern U Huaband to wifo. >y C.H. Olbsen estate settlement depart the Anaconda Co. in New $10,345, a mile of dollar bills won by "Darting, wo don’t havo ^ I M aht Doatgns extended benefits and 706 claims for emergency compen York City. color is drawn on Double Play, the 2 0 . part of The Herald quality con ment. He was elected an trol program in order to give to mova to a moro •Hooo a Datslso a PotIto nowors sation. In Manchester, 38.8 of the persons filing claims He is a Korean War oxponsivo aparbnont — were women. assistant secretary in 1974 veteran and has attended you one of the finest WashaMo Covors, Itoflllablo He is a 1970 graduate of newspapers in the nation. Tho landlord Just ralaod and assumed his present Boston University. In the comparable period of 1975, the Labor Depart- Manchester High School tho ra n t” ment reported a total of 3,873 claims in Manchester. responsibilities early in 1976. and a 1974 graduate of , Too Good To Be True? Statewide claims increased by 1.6 per cent in the latest 'r -r ■,; He, his wife, Harriet, ECHS teachers elected to GHCEA Investigate For Yourself, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Bryant College. and their son, Mitchell, reporting period to a weekly average of 118,304. A year James Coleman ago, the comparable figure was 130,679. and their family reside in Edward H. Gowett Sidney .Green live at 27 Milford Rd. Norene Petro, a physical education St. Thomas Aquinas in New Britain, asociation that a president has been a - i O E i Vernon. teacher and coach at East Catholic South Catholic in Hartford, elected to a second term. 0 s m s FOR MEM HARRISON’S STATIONERS High School, was elected recently as Northwest Catholic in West Hart Other officers elected are Tliomas \ M J I TwnoAs Cam Main ntraot Manchaator a Pbon, $4$.7g n IRS reoorts secretary of the Greater Hartford ford, and St. Paul in Bristol. Neagle of Northwest Catholic, vice- tax refunds Catholic Education Association Mrs. Robert E. Gaudreau of president; David P. McCreesh, a (GHCEA). Wethersfield, a science and Latin and English teacher at St. The Internal Revenue The GHCEA is a professional mathemaics teacher at St. Thomas Thomas Aquinas, treasurer. Service has refunded $458,- Ladies’ 1 & 2 Piece group which represents the lay Aquinas was re-elected to a second McCreesh has served as the 966,237 to Connecticut faculties of the five Hartford term as president. ’This marks the association’s treasurer sinqe its taxpayers since January, Swimsuits SAVE Archdiocesan high schopls including first time in the 10-year history of the organization in 1966. District Director Pete J. Ovw 40 TMn w Um u WM IwWH Medina reported. T h eater Open 24 Hours Dally ’The money has been paid Reg. INVITATION 8.99 & schedule FOR EMER6ENCY SERVICE 1,087 taxpayers and the T O B I D . M R G A I N ★ M A T IN E E S SAVE OH average refund was $421, 10.99 * 6 - * 8 Medina said. Solid colors or prints Off Our Reg. Low Prices On Sealed bids will be received in Wednesday l He said Connecticut on acetate and nylon the Office of The Director of $ 1 .5 0 TOD M©bil Bikinis and one- ^^UNTIL2:30P.IW , HEATING OILS taxpayers designated $701,- UA East 1 — "Midway” General Services, 41 Center piece fashions. Street, Manchester, Connec 616 for the Presidential S to le . aMola 2:00-7:00-9:00 OIL BURNER A Machine Wash and Wear UA East 2 — “Murder By ticut until July 28, 1976 at Campaign Fund when Death" 7:10-9:10 11:00 a.m. for the following: HEATING INSTALUTION filing their forms 1040 or Tennis Fashion UA East 3 - "Murder By LEAF PICKUP 1-84 EXIT58-silver LANE-ROBERTS ST. STEAKS 1040A. 8 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 Death" 2:00-7:25-9:25 MACHINES (3) • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 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------...... - , ------^ ^ 1.- I I . **♦* < r-T '■ W N M a M IH W .--.|T-)iMiJJjy j 'i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, C Supreme Court to review Whan Quality Abaayi Exeeadt The Priea! | Florida death sentence case Carolina were struck down but those z ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The sentence without appropriate appeal 121S*AMEATOWN SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD Supreme Court Tuesday accepted a in Florida, Georgia and Texas were procedure or leeway fot* judges and upheld. is death sentence case from Florida in juries to exercise mercy. In another action Tuesday, the In its brief order the court said which the defendant challenged e a t c o n o m y u t le t failure of the prosecution to disclose court struck down Oklahoma’s Chief Justice Warren E|. Burger and M E 0 capital punishment law, vacated the Justices Byron R. White and William I IM B C i Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurt., FrL 9 to 9| a confidential presentence investiga I InSSIw i Sat. 8 to 6 • (Cloted All Day Monday) A/V tion report. death sentences imposed in six cases H. Rehnquist wouid not have found The appeal was brought by Daniel and sent them back to state court for the Okiahoma iaw a vioiation of the Lssfl, Tsndsr Wilbur Gardner, sentenced in Citrus further proceedings. Oklahoma’s law 8th Amendment’s ban on cruel and County in 1974 for the beating murder corresponds to those of North unusual punishment but would simp BONELESS of^his wife, Bertha Mae, in their Carolina and Louisiana, invalidated ly have returned the case to the Court traiier home. on grounds they provide for man of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma for SIRLOIN TIP ROAST datory imposition of the death Gardner contended the action in a further proceedings. ¥> capital case constitutes a denial of the constitutional right to effective assistance of a lawyer and the right to a fair hearing where the triai Hijacker surrenders judge declines to accept a jury PALMA DE MALLORCA, Spain Government sources in Tunis recommendation of life sentence and (UPI) — A 20-year-old Libyan man originaily reported the piane was • 1ANY .3 SIZE PIICI 3 . hijacked by a group of dissident instead imposes the death sentence hijacked a Libyan domestic airliner, Flno For Tho Outdoor RoUosiorlo partiy on the basis of the report. but surrendered to Spanish Libyans belonging to an opposition The court last Friday upheid the authorities in Palma de Mallorca. movement known as ‘‘Vigiiant constitutionaiity of Florida's death Police said 86 persons aboard the Youth.” sentence statute against the claim airliner escaped unharmed and the The news agency said the youth SUCED that it violates the ban against "cruel plane retu rn ^ to Libya about four commandeered the Libyan Arabian SLICED and unusual punishment.” hours after it landed. Airiines Boeing 727 five minutes AMERICAN But various subsidiary ciaims are The national news agency Cifra in- after its takeoff on a flight from Tripoii to Benghazi. PASTRAMI expected to be made on behalf of dentified the hijacker as Mustafa Florida’s death row inmates and Hasdiumagid, 20. It said he forced his way into the CHEESE those in the 16 other states where There was no indication as to cockpit with two smail caiiber pistois Birthday almost overlooked and demanded the plane be flown to convicted persons are awaiting Hasdlumagid’s motive. The news With all the accent on the nation’s Bicentennial, execution. agency Europe Press said it Tunis. The laws of Louisiana and North appeared he was mentaliy deranged. But officials at the Tunis airport one birthday was almost forgotten. Debbie Can blocked the runways and closed the non takes a closer look at a plaque com 9 9 ? facility. memorating the birth of the Republican party SAVE .50 Lb. 2 M. UmH S 0) Manchester Hospital notes on July 6, 1854 in Jackson, Mich. (UPI photo) ir ti 7 Young Tonder Discharged Friday: Harry Bridge St.; Rosalie Grwb, 42 Mumford, 15 Trebbe Dr.; Vi Coventry St.; Angelika Lerch, vian Bahies, Amston; Valdis Stafford Springs; Marie Whit BEEF LIVER Bervalds, 236 School St.; man, Route Rd., Coventry; Arthur Anderson, 333 Bidwell F r a n c e s M o rriso n , 104 RECORDS V TAPES o s Z S _ St.; Perry Slater, 193 Porter Orchard St., Ellington. u j ^ St.; Michael Kutcher, 291 Discharged Sunday: Jean Wetherell St.; Amelia Dion, Palmer, 12 Centerfleld St.; 56 Grandview St.; Ruth Men- Hazel Roy, 63 Charter Oak ditto, Willington; Marion St.; Carol Freedman, 54 Allen, 117 Bolton Rd. Carter Dr., Tolland; Sylvia BOOKS lb. S S ' W o Also, Harold Bayer, East Levesque, 18 Northview Dr., Hartford; Lauren Troy, Broad South Windsor; Grace Sward, 4 lbs. M.OO Brook; Carolyne Bellows, 27 Lawrence St., Rockville; Skinner Hill M ., Andover; Emily LaBreck, 221 Bunker Ronald Gebel, 103 Talcottville Hill Rd., Coventry; Alice fALL RECORDS AND TAPES! Rd., Vernon; Shawn Slattery, Bane, 38 Maple St.; Michael Tandar, Loan East Hartfoid; Mary Brozna, Cunningham, 143 Summit St.; BY THESE ARTISTS Elast Hartford; Joyce Poitras, Judy Day, 18 Randy Rd., RR 1, Coventry; Mary Jones, Ellington. Also, Janet Loranger, 70 •THE CARPENTERS LONDON Glastonbury; David Miller, 54 | P ( ^ v 3 o r | | ARMOURS "A Kind of Hush” Leland D r.; Roy Franklin, 48 Seneca Dr., Vernon; Deborah Erie St.; Edward Ambach, 70 Denino, Hartford; Nina CutDROIL From Top Kinneman, Wellswood Rd., BLACKMORE’S RAINBOW PEPPEROM Pond Lane. R ound Discharged Saturday: Peter Columbia; Robert Lyon, 262 "Rainbow Rising” Scrobko, 80 H ouse S t.; Blue Ridge Dr.; Ronald Veronica M cKnight, 655 Onofrey, 311 Nevers Rd., CARLY SIMON Taicottviiie Rd., Vernon; South Windsor; Christopher "Another Passenger" QQO 0 4 on Theresa Wiiinauer, Brewster Gagsz, East Hartford. St., Coventry; Sarah Fawcett, Discharged Monday: JAMES TAYLOR Jacqueline Nowicki, Lebanon; "In The Pocket" SAVE $1.00 LSI East Hartford; Donald Miller, lb. East Hartford; Cecile Caron, Sharen Posocco, Stafford 1 A Real Taata TraaU 64 Bolton St.; Robert Loomis, Springs; Alexander Levedahl, Storrs; Dana Kneeiand, 113 Mansfield Center; Marilyn Wells St.; Catherine Coyne, Trecartin, East Hartford; East Hartford. Muriel Marks, East Hartford; Lam and Tauty For Tha Outdoor Also, Denise DeMartin, 110 Lisa Balesano, 150 Oak St.; 1 a r m - M l Bool Tolland Rd., Bolton; Karen Carol Archambault, Swamp FRESH QROUMD Fasano, 80 Palmer Dr., South Rd., Coventry; Celeste Zace, ROUND Windsor; Usillo Agostineiii, 96 Warehouse Point; Elsie Ur- banowski, Enfield. GROUND HAMBURG Oahdale trip openings Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Cedar St., still has openings AA6 0 ^ 5 for its trip to Oakdale Theater in Wallingford. The group 1 wm view a special children’s theater performance of lb. L \ The Emperor s New CTothes.” The museum has 10 Lba. or Moio 69^lb. c h a ir e d buses for these popular Oakdale performances ^ for the past two years. O m - ^ The bus will leave the museum at 9:30 a.m. and return M Cantor Cut i i i S s M S at about 2 p.m. Participants can either bring a bag lunch SofM foaa, Com. or purchase a snack at the theater. 0 0 •POCO Performances especially appeal to children in Grade 3 CUDE and below, although older youngsters enjoy them also. "Rose of Cimarron” CHUCK Anyone U years old or younger must be accompanied •AMAZING RHYTHM ACES STEAK by an adult. Prices, including transportation are $2.50 for STEAK members and |3.25 for non-members. "Too Stuffed To Jump” Registration must be made by calling the museum on .w or before July 14. •STEELY DAN "The Royal Scam" $135 JgS W|| •CRUSADERS l A | f Ona Prioo, One K lnd- George was there "Those Southern Lights 1 . - - THB BE8TI Fine For Tha Barbaqua 1 -George Washington showed up last week to do some teaching at the University of Connecticut School of Den tal Medicine. He was resplendent in a red, white and blue colonial un- FMVOURnira ifoim but without his powdered wig - and with natural American stock Up At ThBBB rather than wooden teeth. Classics nnv LOW m oioi The most revealing eceounl Washington was actually Dr. Salvatore J. Squatrito Jr (HaosliHillMilit) I k a t w S ° « .1 r * of Glastonbury, a dentist with offices in Manchester who The Spirit of'76 ye t... by Bob Woodward and teaches part-time at the dental school as an assistant Carl Barnataln, authors of 4 I . clinical professor in periodontics. "A ll The Prosident's Uen" Wottom 8fo r Tli,„ H ' • i f . 5 : 0 ^ 6 1 S o i hindquarters O “ s s l i l i FRED’S Music for files & drums: Richard STARSAND Fennel and Ihe STRIPES FOREVER I EasImanWind , The stirring marches ” S i FRUIT LAND Ensemble. 2 L P S e to i John PhUip Sousa. y / ' W 239 MAIN ST. (formerly Burger Chef) 9 9 * . New, Exciting ISO Lbt. AvarNM t FRESH FRUITS '*^C» PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 7. 1976 MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. July 7. i97g — pa g e NINE - ^ J 6 million requested' Agency reviewing IP N ^ Ul O (D O ~ W hospital’s budget i l " m n Hospital’s 116 tnlUion budget for Cl (/) a 1976-77 IS one of 35 hospital budgets in the state that _ r e t o t an increase which will affect patient costs. a 0) 0) ra e Connecticut Hospital Association says the new 9 Q w m £ budgets which must be approved by the Commission on o A ( l i Hospitals and Health Care (CHHC), seek an average 9. o m m?Q. q-o (D in higher costs from patients. w ? o j o 0) CHA president Herbert Anderson said the price In- ■o B) C 5 > creaM was caused by higher wages and benefits for ® c ■ o ho^ita workers, higher costs for supplies, food and ! 2 | Q - c ^ « ra ~ m ^ lcal malpractice insurance. The 35 hospitals had mw ^ | o price increases this year averaging 9.6 per cent Manchester hospital’s budget is an increase of IJ 6 * m ^ i m per cent over last yw r’s. th ere is a 10.6 per cent Increase aCT T1 in revenue, a hospital spokesman said, and a volume OMrease of 1.9 per cent. ’The volume decrease is due to 5 ~ m S ' O “>e snort term stay policy at the hospital. The spokesman said the budget also reflects increases I k l l m costa of fuel oil, electricity, postage, fringe benefits l a g and malpractice insurance. The largest increase is in * o W non-sa ary expenses by upwards of about |831,000. Of the E u -A m Q) )16 million budget, the spokesman said 9.2 per cent is in >< w w 'CJ1 r - salary and wages. 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July 7, 1976— PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries J Schaffer and Irwin make bids (Continued from Page One) energy conservation' and Connecticut; Each can "which encourages people solar heating. didate hedged, with Irwin to work.” Irwin said simp Dairy Queen wins first Irwin called Weicker “a On streamling the first refusing to discuss the ly, “ Do away with the Mrs. Lilian B. Holway dies, quick change artist and federal bureaucracy; Nts. issue because he’s not bureaucracy and institute second-story man Schaffer suggested zero- seeking state office. In a a negative income tax.” masquerading as a knight base budgeting and so- roundabout way, each in On health insurance; in shining armor.” called sunset laws “to dicated support for a Each candidate showed long active Republican A question-and-answer in Little League tourney make the government change in the current tax support for a national plan, session after a IS-mlnute Mrs. Lilian B. Hoiway, 70, of 143 behave.” Irwin said the system. to be administered by the Manchester Republican Club com Survivors are a stepson, James M. presentation by each can Adeiaide Rd., iong active in cutbacks have to start with On welfare: Mrs. private sector. mittee, and president of the State Holway of Elkridge, Md., a grandson didate dealt with issues Repubiican affairs, died Tuesday at Republican Club. Congress itself, but one Schaffer called for a system First blood in the annual and a granddaughter. ranging from tax reform to senator could do little — her home. She was the widow of Recently, Mrs. Holway received a Manchester Little League A memorial service will be held national health insurance. “The initiative has to come Phiiip Holway. citation from the Repubiican Saturday at 1 p.m. at St. Mary’s Some of the comments in from the president.” RUSINE8S SUITS baseball double elimination National Committee and a service Mrs. Holway was born Nov. 26, Episcopal Church with the Rev. cluded; On busing for school in AIRWAY tournament on championship 1905, in Newton, Mass., the daughter award in recognition of her service to Stephen Jacobson officiating. Burial On tax reform; Both can the state Republican party. tegration: “Forced busing entries was drawn last night by of the late Aimee and Mildred will be at the convenience of the didates were in favor. Mrs. doesn’t solve anything,” TRAVEL AGENCY FOR RENT Mrs. Holway was also a member of 457 CENTER ST. the Hartford Road Dairy Handley Brochu. She lived in family at Woodlawn Cemetery, Ac Schaffer called for legisla- Mrs. Schaffer said, main NAVY BLUB the Cosmopolitan Club, Child and e46-2S00 y iiT E D Queen entry. Manchester about 35 years. ton, Mass. tioh “to give the average taining that money spent Family Services, Auxiliary of the She was an honorary life member There are no calling hours. American an even break.” on busing should be spent Manchester Memorial Hospital, The Queens upended Moriarty of the Manchester Republican The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Irwin said refonns would for quality education. American Association of Retired Brothers, 5-3, with a fine comeback Women's Club which she joined Center St., is in charge of be complicated. Irwin said that what he’s Persons, and a National Master of Complete at Waddell Field. many years ago when she was chair arrangements. On energy policy: Mrs. seen of busing in Connec the American Contract Bridge Travel Service Thursday night at 6 at Buckley man of the Coventry Republican ’The family suggests that friends Schaffer said a comprehen ticut seems alright, and he Field, the American League cham League. wishing to do so may make memorial I mI In n Tm WHIm I h ” Town Committee. She was the first sive policy is needed and wouldn’t advocate change pion American Legion will cross bats She was also a member of the gifts to the Emphysema Foundation, treasurer of the Connecticut Council higher gasoline prices unless there’s a better with the Queens, regular season Manchester Country Club and the Hartford County Office, Talcott of Republican Women’s Clubs when aren’t the answer. Irwin plan. International League kingpins. Ellington Ridge Country Club. Notch Rd., Farmington, or a charity it was formed in 1952. She was a suggested developing coal On a state income tax in Playing before a large crowd, national representative of the She was a member of St. Mary’s of the donor’s choice. resources, voluntary Episcopal Church. Moriarty’s, National League winners, started off fast by scoring NOTICE all three runs in their first at bats. Probati Court is open for Two bases on balls and an error, conferences with the judge Richard E. Cartier Mrs. Antonio J. Silva be in Veterans Memorial Hillside followed by three passed balls, and Cub Scout camp to open from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M.’ R ichard E. C a rtie r, 43, of Mrs. Odethe (Carvalho Silva, 52, of Cemetery, East Hartford. Bob Filloramo’s single enabled the Windham St., Willimantic, died on ’Thursday nights. Nigbtj MB’s to shoot into a 3-0 margin. 37 Salem Rd., East Hartford, former Friends may call'at the funeral Camp Johnson in Bolton The daily schedule in Tuesday in Windham Community telephone number; 649- The Queens got on the scoreboard receptionist at the Pioneer Inter home tonight from 7 to 9 and will open for the first two- cluded athletic events, Memorial Hospital in Willimantic. 0446. SAMUEL LTD with a run in the third inning without national Corp. of Manchester, died ’Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. week session of day cam swimming, hiking, nature fwNl Wnt.-Ilia’i (MHm Mr. Cartier was bom in Williman William E. FitzGerald i benefit of a base hit. Monday in Hartford Hospital, Hart ping for Cub Scouts July 12 activities, handicrafts and K-Mart Plaza, Venion tic where he lived all his live. judge of Protate. Three runs in the fourth inning by ford. Mrs. Lydia M. Luginbuhl to 23. special camping skills. 172-gOIS Survivors are his mother, Mrs. (Herald photo by Dunn) the Queens wiped out the deficit and 7 Mrs. Silva was born in Fall River, VERNON — Mrs. Lydia Marti Two other sessions, July The camp fee is $55 per (Herald photo by Dunn) Ethel K. Cartier; a son, Kevin Bill of as it proved the final run that crossed Mass., and lived in East Hartford 24 Luginbuhl, 82, formerly of 41 Grant 26 to Aug. 6 and Aug. 9 to 20 two-week session, which Queen’s Chris Dobb watches high pitch Hampton; three brothers, James the plate was the game-winner. years. St., died ’Tuesday in a local convales will also be conducted for includes bus transporta Ball sails over Queen's Rick Longo’s head Moriarty catcher Paul Tucker latches onto baseball Cartier of Willimantic, Thomas Car- She was employed as a receptionist tion, program supplies, in Matt Cusson started the rally with tier of Coventry and Arthur Cartier cent home. She was the widow of Greater Hartford boys by Bob Cowley of MB’s slides into base safely by the Pioneer International Corp. of Frederick Luginbuhl. surance and a beverage. a single to left. Chris Dobb drew a of Hebron; and four sisters, Mrs. Long Rivers Council, Boy WE WANT SM UL Manchester for 12 years. Mrs. Luginbuhl was born Feb. 5, Scouts of America, Inc. Mrs. Ann Madsen of Walk and after two outs, both via the Mildred Isham of Columbia, Mrs. Survivors are her husband, two strikeout route,- a pickoff attempt at Moriarty’s loaded the bases in the run-down play. winner, and Mike Eddy were both 1894, in Ellington and lived in the The program is offered Manchester, assistant fifth stanza but could not score. Dorothy Vertefeulle of Willimantic, sons, a daughter, a brother, a sister, area all her life. roundtable commissioner third went astray and Cusson scored. Brian Galligan was the only player brilliant. Each fanned 13 batters. Mrs. Ethel Mansfield of Manchester from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Queens added an insurance run with two hits and Carone was a and a grandchild. She was a member of the Apostolic Monday though Friday. of Algonquin District, and Chris Holmes then tied into a pitch to Galligan scattered three hits and and Mrs. Mary Fitts of South FOREIGN CARS in the fifth on one-base blows by Scott defensive standout at shortstop for Eddy was reached for six. The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 prominent cub scouting his liking and deposited it over the Christian CSiurch in Ellington. Carone and Billy Silver, a walk to Willington. a.m. from the Callahan Funeral leader, is the camp direc Herald angle right centerfield fence for a 4-3 the winners. Queen 001 310 5-6-1 Survivors are a son, Roy E, Lugin Rick Longo and on a subsequent The funeral is Thursday at 10:30 Home, 1602 Main Sf., East Hartford, tor. IN TRADE ON Queen edge. Rival pitchers Galligan, the Moriarty 300 000 3-3-1 a.m. from the Potter Funeral Home, buhl of Tolland; a daughter. Miss B. with a Mass at 9 at St. Christopher Shirley Luginbuhl of Rockville; three Additional information 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, with a Church in East Hartford. Burial will Fire Calls and reservation Earl Yost Mass at 11 at St. Joseph’s Church in sisters, Mrs. Olga Bahler of be in Veterans Memorial Field, Ellington, Miss Ella Marti of Vernon, applications may be 1976 CHEVETTES Willimantic. Burial will be in St. Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Sports Editor and Mrs. John Bahler of Tolland; Muiirlieitter secured from Long Rivers Joseph’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral Council, B.S.A. office at 70 Friends may call at the funeral three grandchildren and six great Tuesday, 3:13 p.m. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. grandchildren. Forest St., Hartford, phone Now 7« ChovoHo, f home tonight from 7 to 9. —Gasoline washdown at 341 door, 1.llltraon^M,4 Broad St. (Town) 5251112. Pair of home runs The funeral is ’Thursday at 1:30 apoaid tranamlaolon, p.m. at the Apostolic Christian Tuesday, 5:47 p.m. —Out body aido moulding, Clifford R. Storrs Napoleon O. Carrier Jr. Church. Burial will be in Ellington door grill on fire at 573 E. radio, Cartar Caro, Tim Walsh and Mike Roux. Sixth Clifford R. Storrs, 84, of 62 Napoleon 0. (Carrier Jr., 58, of 22 Center Cemetery. Middle Tpke. (Town) tik . No. 42M. Back-to-hack wins INVITATION place in the same tourney was gar National League Mansfield City Rd., Mansfield, d i^ Nassau Lane, East Hartford, died There are no calling hours. Tuesday, 10:01 p.m. Versatile Rich Riordan has nered by the Holiday Lanes in the ’Tuesday in Windham Community Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital in The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 —Delayed ignition of oil TO BID annexed his second straight Gover burner at 162 Broad St. Girls’ Junior Division. Girls who took Memorial Hospital in Willimantic. Hartforf. He was the father of Roger The Manchester Board of nor’s Cup Golf Tournament at the heat Ballard, Legion East Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in (Eighth District) BALE PRICE part were Lisa Cox, Sue Gergeron He was the father of Algird Sholes of N. Carrier of South Windsor. charge of arrangements. Education solicits bids for Manchester Country Club. Riordan W L Pet GB Manchester. Mr. Carrier lived in East Hartford Health Department Supplies trimmed Larry Gazza in the finals. and Jeannie, Julie and Nancy Cur Philadelphia 52 24 .684 — 25 years and was employed as a Tullund County for the 1976-1977 school year. tin...Can the Boston Red Sox catch By LEN AUSTER Pittsburgh 43 33 .566 9 Mr. Storrs served as an engineer Bids will be received until Riordan is a hard-hitting outfielder the zone and 5-12 over-all. Manchester runner was second base welder at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Tuesday, 10:55 a.m. —Box ’3240 the New York Yankees? The guess Herald Sportswriter New York 43 40 .518 12 Vk on the New Haven Railroad for 52 with Moriarty’s in the Hartford Hard-throwing Dawson fanned nine when the locals had two on and one GOP head 3:30 P.M., July 13, 1978 at here is no because of lack of con years until his retirement in 1963. Division of United Technologies in alarm at East School, Vernon. “Yew Smell Car Heedguerterg- Twilight Baseball League and is a and also issued just one free pass as out in the fourth Inning. But Dawson St. Louis 34 44 .436 19 (Rockville) which time they wiR be sistency and internal problems. Nine Manchester hurler Bruce Other survivors are his wife, a East Hartford for 25 years. backs DeFazio publicly opened. The right is standout with Bogner’s softball entry East Hartford ran its Zone Eight bore down and got Bob Healy on a fly Chicago 33 46 .418 20 Vk daughter, three grandchildren and Other survivors are his wife, a' Tuesday, 8:14 p.m. games at the halfway point in the Ballard and East Hartford Montreal 25 47 .B«I 25 —Gasoline washdown on Rt. reserved to reject any and all in the Silk (Sty League...Coach of the ledger to 8-1 and over-all standard to to center and fanned Frank nine great-grandchildren. daughter, his mother, a brother, two bids. Specifications and bid season are a lot of games to make up, counterpart Tom Dawson each Repubiican Town Chairman 140, Ellington. (Crystal Lake) carter Groton Track Club, which had 13-5. East Hartford faces Enfield Livingston swinging. sisters and two grandchildren. forms may be secured at the the Red Sox trailing New York by The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. Thomas F. Ferguson today an Tuesday, 9:15 p.m. several outstanding performers in allowed three hits in last tonight while Manchester is off until Jeff Backofen collected two of Business Office, 45 N. School that number on July 4. The American at the Potter Funeral Home, 456 ’The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. nounced his endorsement of Lucien —Crystal lake called on 1229 Straet Mandwtliir # 64M464 the girls' track events during the night’s Zone Eight Legion Friday when it entertains Rockville Manchester’s three singles. Defen Street, Manchester, Connec League West should be a wide open West Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial will from the (Callahan Funeral Home, P. DiFazio, Republican candidate for mutual aid to structure fire in MCC Relays a week ago, is John Cton- at 6 o’clock. sive standout for East Hartford was 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Opan Evaninis IN t . Tkursday « • race and a word of warning is not to baseball game at Eagle Field. ' W L Pet GB be in Hillside Cemetery, Mansfield. the 1st Congressional District seat Stafford. toulis, former UConn defensive third baseman DeFelice who made a ___ Business Manager count out the Oakland A’s. The talent Unfortunately for Manchester, two It was a scoreless tie until the Cincinnati 50 31 .617 ’There are no calling hours. Mass at 9 at the Blessed Sacrament now held by Rep. William R. Cotter. tackle who later played with the New sprawling stab of a Ballard first in is there in abundance...Boston of the blows off Ballard went for four fourth when George Frothingham Los Angeles 45 37 .549 51k CTiurch in East Hartford. Burial will “Mr. DiFazio and his family are York Giants in the National Football ning blast down the line, regained his Lobsters’ general manager Bob bases as the zone-leading visitors blasted a one-out 340-foot round- San Diego 42 39 .519 8 well known across the whole district. League...While many were disap feet, and pegged the runner out by a Gilbertson has resigned to pursue took home a 2-0 victory. tripper over the four-foot high Atlanta 38 42 .475 111k Earthquake fun4 passes $9,500 For many years, his family resided pointed with the estimated atten half step. Righthanded batter Mike other interests. Speaking of the The loss for Ballard was his se plywood fence in leftfield. Tony Houston 38 43 .469 12 on North Main St. in Manchester,” dance of i,500 for the MCC Relays Furlong was hit just above the ear Lobsters, they will be at the Hartford cond, both by 2-0 margins to East DeFelice added an insurance marker San Francisco 33 50 .398 18 Proceeds from a recent day’s several songs for the group. Dominic Ferguson said. “He has staged at Memorial Field, one can flap by a sailing Ballard fastball in Civic Center tonight to face the Hartford, compared to four vic in the fifth with a 350-foot belt to ap liquor sales at the West Side Italian Squatrito, attorney, also sang. demonstrated his interest in govern recall when the Five Mile Road Race the seventh but the helmet proved its Pittsburgh Triangles. Two of the tories. He struck out seven and proximately the same location. Kitchen owned by Michael Massaro Also attending the event were Dr. ment and urban affairs.” Summe'i Fttb/iic Safe was revived in 1945. There were eight worth as Furlong was unhurt and did biggest names in tennis, Evonne walked one. Manchester is now 5-4 in Farthest advancement for a Tuesday’s Results L and Stephen Massaro were donated John X. Basile, chairman of the DiFazio, who is from Hartford, runners and a crowd of perhaps 200. not have to be replaced.. Chicago 4, San Diego 0 to the Venetian Earthquake Relief Venetian Earthquake Relief Fund, FAMOUS DAN RIVER Last year’s race attract^ nearly 1,- Goolagong and Vitas Gerulaltis, will sought nomination in the district in Atlanta 4, Pittsburg 2 Fund, Inc. Inc., and his wife, members of 1974, but has never held public office. 000 ru n n ers and 15,000 sp ec be with the Triangles. Play starts at 7:30...Amby Burfoot reports he Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia 1 Later that evening, the Dubaldo UNICO and their families, directors Ferguson said, “He has convinced tators...Jayne Surdyka, the Hartford Prints trains by running 60 to 70 miles a Cincinnati 10, Montreal 7 Brothers Orchestra provided music of the relief fund, including Sam J. me that he can and will run an Dud( SbUds girl, who won both the three mile and HUGE SELECTION St. Louis 13, San Francisco 7 for singing and dancing and con Filloramo, Raymond F. Damato and exciting and determined race to win CATAMARAN mile runs, hopes to get into coaching, week. The 29-year-old distance Houston 1, New York 0 (10) tributed the money for their services Nathan G. Agostinelli, and townspeo the 1st Congressional seat. He is an A tremendous assortment of These rich and beautiful solids track or swimming, after graduation runner reports his present training Fidrych now celebrity pace is just (o relax. to the relief fund. ple. original thinker with great com prints including crepes, sheers will accent any new sportswear next June. The little attractive Referred to as a typical Italian To date, there is a total of 39,500 in and pongee. 44" wide. petitive instincts, and a man who outfit. 44" wide. blonde will enter her senior year at Today's Games night by one of the guests, there were the relief fund. the University of Florida in Notes off the cuff loves to communicate with people.” Machine wash - Tumble dry Machine wash - Tumble dry ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) - San Diego (Freisleben 6-3) at guitars, mandolins and folk singing Those wishing to do so may send September. During the past spring Stan Hilinski and Tom Prior plan to Also endorsing DiFazio is David Polyesters, Nylons & Blends Mark Fidrych says he will Chicago (R. Reuschel 7-6) by some of the guests. their donations to the Venetian Polyester/Cotton Blend she was undefeat^ in dual track get in a practice round today at Cohen, Republican nominee for the never get used to the publicity Cincinnati (Zachry 7-3) at Mon Mrs. Gemma Dubaldo, 87, sang Earthquke Relief Fund, Inc., ^ x meet competition in the mile...After W ing^ Foot in New York before 4th District Senatorial seat now held R EG U LA R LY $1.98 A YARD REG U LAR LY $1.98 A YARD treal (Rogers 2-6), N 803, Manchester, Conn. Friday night’s games, four weeks of entering the Anderson Four Ball he’s receiving. But he might as by Sen. David M. Barry. Los Angeles (Sutton 7-8) a t play will remain on the regular Tournament. Hilinski teamed with well try. Tom Gorman in 1969 to win the Philadelphia (Underwood 4-1 or Reed schedule of softball entries in As long as the Detroit" Tigers’ 6-2), N Recreation Department play. prestigious Anderson event. Bob righthanded pitching sensation con San Francisco (Montefusco 7-8) at Hilinski and Prior tuned up on the tinues to chat with the baseball, YARD Qualifying rounds due weekend at the Manchester Country St. Louis (McGlothen 7-7), N BEST BUYS stomp around the mound and keep Pittsburgh (Reuss 7-5) at Atlanta F Qualifying rounds for the Qub Club with the former shooting a one the hitters off the bases, he’s going to . under par 71 and Prior a 73...New (Ruthven 10-7), N G.E. — FRIGIDAIRE Championship at the Manchester pick up attention. New York (Koosman 8-6) at Country Club will be staged Saturday York football Giants will launch tteir threat Summer Prints Fidrych walked into all of that Houston (Andujar 4-4), N and Sunday. Defending champion is 52nd season in the NHL Thursday attention this week at Arlington LOWEST PRICES EVER! John Herdic...Coach Lou Holtz of the with training camp opening at Pace. Stadium. It wasn’t as if it was his New York Jets expects 82 players to University in Pleasantville, first trip to Texas. He had outpitched American League report to the Hofstra University N.Y...Alan Rodonis is the owner- Bert Blyleven here a month ago. WALLPAPER PRINTS. |39 training camp Friday. An additional driver of a street stock car which But since then he has made an im E ast DAINTY FLORALS ft NOVELTIES...... | YD. 42 veterans are due to check in July made Its debut at Stafford Speedway pressive appearance on national W L Pet GB Our Own 16...Dan Smachettl and Ron Soucier, last Saturday night and came home television and has become a selection New York 47 29 .618 - in third place. 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Ellison is now NEEDS year-old team consisted of 'Tom Fidrych has endlessly signed West Important Product Walsh, Phil Foreman, Dave Barlow, at the Neipsic course W L Pet GB 7 autographs before each Texas- Detroit game. And, while he was Kansas City 48 30 .615 - Stephen Pearl ihowlng Uie air conditioner specials to Mrs. Salem Nassill Texas 44 32 .579 3 Cor their new location nest to B.D. Pearl tS o n Appliance doing -that, he talked non-stop with Double Ibtits Oakland 40 40 .500 9 SOLIDS a NOVELTIES the ever increasing crowd of reporters and broadcasters. Minnesota 36 42 .462 12 ChooM from a wide selection of comfortable, stylish knits. He has let loose with such tidbits Chicago 35 42 .455 121k HOT WEATHER IS HERE - JME TO DUY! There s Jacquards, Ponte Romas, Crepe Stitches and many Moriarty nine California 34 49 as; .410 161k more to see. —“The batter wants to burn me FROM Tuesday’s Results : ^ L i,!.L i, Machine wash • Tumble dry - 58" wide just as bad as I want to burn him. It’s a real war out there.” J Kansas City 3-4, New York 1-7 ^7574 CSalanese FORTREL®Polyester masters MCC -" T h e most people I ever pitched Baseball glamour boy, Mark Fidrych Boston 4, (^icago 0 slmpH€ify before in Evansville was 3,000. Now, Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 2 PRICES EFFECTIVI JULY BUi THRU JULY 17th F Texas 3, Detroit 2 I’m pitching before 50,000. Wow” Continuing their mastery over town foe Manchester Communi Before Tuesday night’s Texas- still in awe of the scene. —“Being selected to the all-star Cleveland 7, California 3 ty College, Moriarty’s tacked a 3-1 loss on the Collegians last Detroit game, while Fidrych was " I’ll never get used to all this,” he Oakland 2, Baltimore 0 game is a reward for a player and, signing autographs near his dugout, a said. "What I’m going through right night at Moriarty Field in a Hartford Twilight League game. obviously, I am proud of the reward. stocky teen-aged boy reached now is really a trip. It’s something Fast-balling John Seraflni allowed r»i i i i ^ But the all-star game is just one Today’s Games four------scatter^° ...... hits,...... two singles andDivision lead. through the crowd and ripped that I’ll always remember. Right Chicago (Johnson 6-7) at Boston aOOD SILECTION VET SO-FRO FABRICS game and I have to worry about the A walk, Chotiner’s single and two Fidrych’s cap off. The youngster ran now I’m a happy person and I plan to triples by Tom Kearney and Tim season, too,” (Pole 44) E$U941 Flaherty, in besting Mark mlsplays accounted for the tie- through the stands and escaped with stay that way.” Kansas City (Hassler 0-6) at New QuaHty Sarvico Fidrych’s antics, combined with Bolaievlch. The latter was reached breaking and cushion markers. the cap while Fidrych y ell^ a few llie thing that interests people out York (Hunter 10-7), N • Gomrino Parts the fact he throws the ball over the lor three hits, all singles, two coming The MB’s have now won nine of 12 • obscenities at him. side of Detroit the most about Detroit (Lemanezyk 1-1 or Bare 3-5) plate, keeps it low and has a 9-1 off the bat of Steve Chotiner.- starts while MCC is 2-8 and fourth in Fidrych appears to be the fact that at Texas (Blyleven 6-9), N BUM CORNERS TRi-Cin PLAZA record, have made him one of the SH PPIN CENTER Each side talllbd one run in the the standings. But the Detroit hurler calmed he keeps track of the attendance Minnesota (Singer 6-3) at B.D. 0 8 V f f lN O N ^ Sdraflnl didn't hurt his league most entertaining folks to come down and finally accepted the inci fip res when he pitches. But he says &SOI first inning and it was all gooseeggs along in quite a while, Milwaukee (Augustine 2-5), N until the sixth when the MB^s leading ERA. He entered play with a ' dent as part of his growing fame and he does not do that to use as a tool 64.MAI.SPEARL9TBEET T E L 6M.EI7 I OPEN DAILY 10-8 OPEN DAILY 10-9; SAT. 10-6 Fidrych has become so popular Cleveland (Waits 2-3) at (!)alifomla MANCHESTER countered twice to wrap up the deci 1.19 mark. began slplng autogaphs again. when it comes to negotiating a con T E L 646-7728 , T E L 878-0417 that some fans apparently even want (Drago 2-6), N sion and maintain their American Moriarty’s hold a 2-0 season edge Despite his new stature, the 21- tract to replace his current $16,600 pieces of his clothing as souvenirs. Baltimore (Cuellar 4-9) at Oakland over MCC. year-old from Worcester, Mass., is one. (Mitchell 10-7), N ■'» ■ > PAGEiTWELVE MANC|1ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., July 7, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 7. 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN RSox score runs A.S.A. Dodgers confident Softball ) Taiwan IOC Shutout |Nicklaus British pick SOUTHPORT, tenders because the con practice, carding two 67s p la y and Bob Valk two apiece as BOSTON (UPI) - TONIGHT’S GAMES England (UPI) — The tinuous sunshine has and a 68. Fogarty Bros, bested verdict set Chrl* Evert scored a Cirruil* v*. Steak Out, after beating Phils shutout in the women’* 105th edition of the changed the Royal Nicklaus, the 9-2 favorite and Jenkins wins 6:15 —Fitzgerald Lynch Toyota, 5-2. Gion- Birkdale course from a in the betting for the $13,- friddo homered. Seven single* and combined $135,000 British Open Coming up July 10' NEW YORK (UPI) with Don Gullett finishing Cull* 4, Padre* 0 rrudun v*. Frank’s, OTTAWA (UPI) - External Affairs Minister tiger into a tame tabby. 500 first prize, says he 7:30 —Fitzgerald different players had one with Kristien Shaw for a golf championship 11 and July 17, two — Remember the up- Steve Stone and Bruce Allan MacEachen ______6-4 win in the women’s The experts also say, if never has p lay ^ well at BOSTON (UPI) — It was one ting the runs with which to work. "I had good control,” he said. statewide Women’ Reed V*. APrinting, hit each for Lynch'. says the athletes from liravea 4, Pirate* 2 Sutter combined on a doubles to lead the begins today with any player is going to make Royal Birkdale and it is of those nights when even the "1 had a couple of no decisions, "And I didn’t have to tax myself in a A.S.A. slow pitch soft' Seabees’ famous 8:45 —Fitzgerald Taiwan are barred from Canada until the Inter Andy Messersmith, three-hitter for Chicago, Phoenix Racquets to a record-high a fresh entry in the record about time he did. unexpected turned out right for pitched about seven innings last couple of innings. They went out fast. ball tournaments will World War II motto; Angel* v», NEFire, IvASI'ERN national Olympic Committee guarantees they aided by Mike Marshall’s 1 which scored its second 27*21 win over the temperatures and a books, the man is going to the ^ s to n Red Sox. Saturday in Milwaukee and ran out of That's always a help when you’re be held simultaneously “The difficult we do 1/3 innings of shutout 6:15 —Ruliertsun Scoring in all but the seI will not compete at this month’s Summer Olym- be Jack Nicklaus, who g a s," Jenkins said. "Then, I had a 3-2 pitching.” straight shutout. Bill cond inning, Boston Lobsters prediction of record- Ferguson Jenkins tossed a four-hit at Fitzgerald Field and immediately; the im relief, scored his seventh Madlock drove in two runs M uriarty’* v*. pics under the banner of the Republic of China. Tuesday night. heads the 27-man U.S. Rookies drill loss in there somewhere. I’ve pitched Manager Darrell Johnson said it Mt. Nebo. Cliorelie*, 7:30 belted the 72s, 16-4, last low scores. shutout and won his seventh game possible takes a little victory in his last eight for the Cubs with a single ' External Affairs Depart- Evert, winner last assault among the field of THOUSAND OAKS, well." had to be one of Jenkins’ better — Ruliertsun night at Mt. Nebo. For The tournament record Tuesday as Boston defeated the longer?” decisions and raised his in the first inning and a ment and HX) officials are 155. Calif. (UPI) — Dallas Cow He got all the runs he needed in the games. The tournaments are Dirk** V*. Gus's, 8i45 Rockwell, Vinny Vivenzio week at Wimbledon, aggregate of 276, which Chicago White Sox, 4-0. record to 9-6 for Atlanta. doubie in the third to help trying to find a solution to try unless the IOC helped attract (he first Nicklaus, who won the boy rookies worked out fourth inning. Carlton Fisk, fighting "Anytime only one runner goes the Wuiiien's Major Well, Steve Garvey feels Run-scoring hits by Jim —Kuliert*un had four hits, Ron Peters Palmer set in 1962 and Tom Open in 196(5 and 1970 on the Jenkins had spent all Monday a slump in which his batting average pretty much the same after hand'Alan Foster his fifth the diplomatic dispute at guarantees they will not capacity crowd (3,792) twice . Tuesday, -beyond first base. I’d say that's an ‘i.S.A. Tournament and Wynn and Tom Paciorek I'ieriiev'* v*. LSBarrel, two homers and a double, Weiskopf equalled 11 years way to a world-record 16 afternoon charting the Chicago has dropped almost 30 points, led off the Los Angeles Dodgers setback. closed door mratings in claim the name, use the at a Lobsters home .emphasizing speed and lineup in preparaton for the game, excellent ballgame,” he said. “This i'unien's Class “A sent Messersmith off to a 6:15 -Nelio Tim Guard. Jim Pagan! later, is going to be blasted major tournament vic with a single and was moved to se one was good, but Fergie pitched a defeated the Philadelphia (iard* 13, Giant* 7 Montreal, but the Canadian anthem or flag or other game since 1974. strength testing, in their but the White Sox foiled his plans by A.S.A. Tournament. 2-0 lead in the first inning. David'* <*. Tommy’*, and Joe Tarvano two hits out of existence according tories, has conquered the cond by Butch Hobson’s base hit. better game out in Milwaukee. We Phillies, 5-1, Tuesday night Two-run singles by Ted apiece and Rick Field con government is unbending symbols of the Republic of first full day of pre-season revamping the lineup. Jim Rooker, who yield^ 7:.'to —.Nelio to most of the leading con 7,001-yard, par-72 course in training. Fisk scored on a single to right by lost, but he held the Brewers into the for their second straight Simmons and Hector Cruz tributed a solo round- in its position. External Af China. "It was completely different," said The teams that will aii four Braves’ runs, was were the big blows of a De.Mulay v*. Oil Heat, fairs spokesmen are confi Doug Griffin, with both baserunners seventh before he got tired.” be eonipeting, nine in victory over the National 6:15 —Nike tripper. Eight different Despite the negative Jenkins afterward. "But they took the loser. seven-run, first inning, dent the IOC will allow world opinion directed at moving up on the throw home, and Johnson mentioned he felt the Red the major tourney and ^ague's runaway leaders A*troK 1, Mel* 0 'Spurlsman v*. players had one hit each two power hitters out of the lineup so Rick Burleson’s grounder got in the Eastern Division. which routed Ed Halicki Canada to impose its con Canada for its stand, one Sox were slowly gaining some nine in Class “A”, are Reliever Skip Erunomv, 7:30 —Nike for the 72s. I figured I'd just have to stay close through a drawn-in infield with Hob The Dodgers still trail and sent St. Louis on its ditions for Taiwan’s par External Affairs momentum in their pursuit of the the top women’s soft Lockwood’s three-base CRT V*. MCC Vet*, and not give up too many runs-. I was son and Griffin scoring. the first-place Cincinnati way to victory over San ticipation in the games. spokesman said it was a New York Yankees for first place in hull teams in Connec error on Wilbur Howard’s 6:15 —Keeney W ((MEN’S REC all set to pitch one way against the The other Boston run came in the Reds hy 5‘A games in the F ra n c is c o . IOC P resid en t Lord matter of foreign policy on lineup I saw Monday and then the American League Eastern Divi lietit. bunt leading off the 10th in Rolieat* V*. Cougar*, Fourteen runs in the se fifth when Carl Yastrzemski singled sion. West but when you can Michael Killanin said he which Canada would not everything changed.” ning and Jerry DeVanon’s 6:15 —Cheney Tech cond inning were more and Bobby Darwin tripled. The winner of the beat the Phillies two in a Draftees signed expects to make a formal give ground. 'UIIESAUI "The consistency is starting to single provided the Astros than enough as the Moreover, the Red Sox got him Jenkins pitched to only 30 batters Class tourney will row you feel ready to hunt statement on the status of show up again,” he said. “You can with the only run of their ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The Leopards pounded the some runs. Jenkins said he had and threw only 96 pitches, handcuf eompete in the National bear with a switch. REC the talks by week’s end. pitched well enough to win his last see it in the little things. Fundamen game with New York, who St. Louis Blues Tuesday Tigers, 29-3, last night at fing the White Sox with his breaking roiiriiument in York, "Beating the Phillies has Garman’s plated 10 runs In Taipei Tuesday, presi five decisions, but he hadn't bwn get tally, this club is starting to play ball. left 15 runners stranded. announced the signing of Cheney Tech. For the pitches. I'm sure we can keep it up.” a., o\er the Labor Day to give us confidence,” their first three draft in the second inning but Leopards who had 29 hits. dent Shen Chi-min of the weekend. The winner said Garvey, “because J.R. Richard allowed eight could add only one more as national Olympic Com hits, walked 10 batters and choices. Dotty Brindamour and runnerup in the they have been the best it dropped a 13-11 duke to mittee said, "Our attitude twice pitched out of jams Center Bernie Federko homered and had three major tourney advance team in baseball this of Saskatoon and left wings Hartford National Bank singles, Paula Sullivan and remains firm and un to Regional competition year.” after filling the bases on last night at Keeney Field. changed, we will compete ^ S a a & S a v 'm walks enroute to his eighth Brian Sutter of Lethbridge Gerry Tracy each had four in I’itlsfield, .Mass,, and Reggie Smith and Steve and John Smrke of Toronto For the Bankers, Don hits and Chris Carpenter under our national name— then on to the National Yeager each tripled and win for Houston. Jon Lewis singled and' the Republic of China.” Yanks to welcome break Matlack pitched nine agreed to multiyear pacts and Rosemarie Lovett PEE WEE oiirnument in Chat Garvey contributed a key homered, Rick Mendes Shen said he plans to lead ■P h scoreiess innings for the and will report to the team three apiece. Carole Craw Jeff Kennedy’s fourth lugiioogu, Tenn., Sept. hit-and-run single as the Sept. 15. singled and clubbed a ford had two safeties for his delegation to Montreal period goal at the 40 second / / 3-6. Mets. grandslam homer and this week. NEW YORK (UPI)-W ith a sixth with Charlie Moore aboard. Jim hard-luck loser Jim Palmer, 10-8. Dodgers scored five runs the Tigers. mark snapped a 2-all tie to little bit jof rest and relaxation Slaton went 5 2/3 innings for his ninth off Larry Christenson in Tony Gooding singled MacEachen said give the Cosmos a 3-2 win Indians 9, Angels 3 Teunis eonipeting in win. the third inning and went twice. Nick Dellaripa had SENIOR GIRLS Tuesday night, however, over the Wildcats last night Billy Martin feels the New Player-Manager Frank Robinson the tournaments will be three hits and Barry Nixon, A’g 2, Orioles 0 on to win behind the six-hit Hagler June Bugs lam^ that if the 44-member at Illing. Briln Feshler York Yankees will be as good homered and singled for two early I'epresenting Westport, Tim Bycholski and Jim' Sport Premium Vida Blue, back to early-season runs that helped Dennis Eckersley pitching of Doug Rau. Mike basted Nassiff Arms, 34-8. delegation from Taiwan scored the two goals for as new. .Milford, Fairfield, New McNickle two apiece for arrived in Canada before form, fired a six-hitter while Gene win for the first time in six weeks. Schmidt hit his 22nd homer Nella Leigher had three the Wildcats while Dave Haven, Niantic, in the first inning for the German's. Bycholski had a the diplomatic dispute was The Yankees, admittedly tired Tenace drove in both Oakland runs, Robinson slammed his third homer home runs and Kris Riordan and Mike Chirguin 4-Ply Nylon Blackwall .Maiieliester, Vernon, three-run homer. resolved they would not get after their recent road trip, split a as the A’s won their third straight to of the year. No. 586 of his career, in Phillies’ only run off Rau. Gustafson three singles for tallied for the Cosmos. doubleheader with the Kansas City go over the .500 mark for the first \\ illimuiitir, Plainville, The Reds defeated Mon the June Bugs. For past the airport. the first inning and singled in another Bridgeport and NIKE Mike Hassett knocked in Royals Tuesday night, winning the time in nearly two months. The win treal, 10-7, Atlanta beat Nassiff's, Doris Heid- "If they are coming to three goals and David Kel run when Cleveland added two runs erideii. Denny Vendrillo drove Sizes for Foreign, ^ nightcap 7-4 after losing the opener 3- was the first since June 6 for Blue, Pittsburgh, 4-2, Houston savage and Phtty the games to compete as ly one as the Tornadoes Long Lasting in the second. Eckersley, now 47, home the winning run in Sports, Small Cars 1 to the combined three-hit pitching now 7-7. Tenace singled home Don scored a 1-0, 10-inning vic Frankovitch each had representatives of the applied the whitewash departed in the sixth after yielding a .Maiieliester will have the last of the seventh to OEM Styled Muffler of Doug Bird and Steve Mingori. Baylor in the fourth and drew a tory over New York, tliree hits and Cindy Cox Republic of China, they brush to the Lancers, 4-0. two-run homer to Tommy Davis. representative in each give Pero's a 7-6 win over Reg. 23.99 Ea. ^ New York dropped the first two bases-loaded walk in the eighth from Chicago whipped San and Barbara Blackwell two would not be admitted,” Kevin Sombric and Jay tournament. David’s Farr's last night at Nike games of the series, billed by many Diego, 4-0, and St. Louis apiece. MacEachen stated flatly. Moir were best in defeat 560x15,1.81 F.E.T. ill eompete in the Field. Frank Lalashius and Q97 as a preview of the American League outslugged San Francisco, Veal's Variety Store out He said if necessary for the Lancers. 1.87 F.E.T. .Major Tournament and 13-7, in the other NL Vendrillo each had two hits InstallatInstallation 600x15, playoffs, before rebounding to beat rispinu's in Class “A”. lasted Trader World An Canada would refuse to Kansas City in the nightcap. games. for Pero’s while John Mace grant the Taiwanese Durable double wrapped, zinc Add $2 for Whitewalls tiques, 14-12. For the MIDGET coated lock seam case Is safer, Ri'iIh 10, F\po8 7 had three blows and Rich "What we really need is some time w winners, now 8-1 for the athletes clearance through John Burke, Dan quieter. Let us safety check Play begins Saturday Anderson undecided Ken Griffey, George Migliore two for Farr’s. airport immigration. “It off,” said Martin. “The All-Star iiioriiing at 9 at .Mt. season. Joanne Weiss and Guachione and Jammie your car's system today. break couldn’t come at a better time Foster and Dan Driessen Sue Roth each had three would obviously have to be Sizes to fit most cars. .\eho and 10:30 at INDY McKee each scored once to for us.” led a 14-hit attack by hits and each homered, solved before they came to lead the Matadors to a 3-0 INSTALLATION INCLUDED. No Trade-in Needed ''ilzgerald Field with a driving in two .runs each Ernie VVelskop hurled a "We’re still pretty tired from on All-Star starter game slated every 90 Francine Lateano and Canada, or as they came win over the Stings in playing a night game in Cleveland for Cincinnati, which dealt six-hitter as Lathrop Agen Tracy Norwood each had in, because after that it liiiiiiites with seven men som e cy topped Jim’s Arco, 7-1, Southern Division play last SUMMER DRIVING Sunday, a day game here Monday (UPI) — Sparky Anderson says he is going to former teammate Clay three hits and Sheryl would be too late.” night at Manchester High. games being played at Kirby his sixth loss against last night at Nike Field. ACCESSORIES and a doubleheader tonight,” said wait until Sunday before announcing the starting pitcher for the aril field Saturday and Wilhelm four. Trader Canada has told the IOC David and Don Gaston Premium Chris Chambliss, who belted a three- one victory. The Reds, who Wally Wallenberg had it will not allow Taiwanese National League in Tuesday’s All-Star Game in Philadelphia .Sunday. Saturday, July World now stands at 7-2 for were best for the Stings. Auto nin homer to key a five-run, eighth took advantage of five ,HABlTOiU) NATIONAL three hits for, the winners the season. athletes to enter the coun- both tournaments while Joe Ruggiero had Sean Kerans scored and Belted 2-1-2 inning rally in the second game. Montreal errors to score (The laM)rite Person) BiUVK Bredan Gorman played Cup Holder Anderson picked Randy Jones of ill play at Fitzgerald four unearned runs, broke two for Jim 's. Lathrop “If we get our concentration and with the rliamps being Middle 'Dimpike Office, 320 Middle T\im'pike West well as the Sounders some rest there is no reason we won’t the San Diego Padres, who has won open the game with a five- trailed until the sixth when Whitewall 15 games already, Tom Seaver and r o w II e il Saturday Manchester Green Office, 621 Jliddle 'Ru-npike East it scored four times, ad blanked the Wings, 1-0. 3 FOR keep up our winning ways.” League Leaders run burst in the seventh in Lori Wilson and Daren Jon Matlack of the New York Mets, night. ning. Rawly Eastwick, se North Manchester Office, 220 North Main SL ding three more in the After Sandy Alomar and Jim Sears were best for the Andy Messersmith of the Atlanta cond of three Cincinnati First Manchester Office, 595 Main SL seventh Goolagong plays Mason walked to start the eighth in Wings. Braves, Rick Rhoden of the Los pitchers, was the winner ning of the second game, Tom Hall Batting Tommy Wood tallied Reg. 39c Ea. replaced Kansas City starter Steve Angeles Dodgers, John Montefusco DLSTY A78X13 of the San Francisco Giants, Woody at Civic Center three goals and Billy Busby and allowed a bunt single to Scott Hansen had three Reg. 29.99 National League Fryman of the Montreal Expos and hits and Rob Nicola two to Masse one as the Cougars Attaches over car window F.E.T. 1.75 AB H Pet shutout the Olympics, 4-0, frame. Holds cup or can; Ken Forsch of the Houston Astros as lead the Keggers to a 4-2 Two of the biggest names Oliver, Pit 276 101 .366 his pitchers. in Northern Division ac assorted colors. SIZE F.E.T. REG. win over Savings Bank of in professional tennis, SALE Crawford, St. L. 217 75 .346 Naturally, how those pitchers are tion. Paul Marble and Todd Manchester last night at Flvonne Goolagong and E78xl4 2.27 34.99 Rose, Cin 328 111 .338 used during this weekend will deter Robertson Park. John Stavens also played well *28 Griffey, Cin 283 95 .336 Vitas Gerulaitis, will dis for the winners while R.J. Litter LEAGUE^ mine who will start and see the most Nordstrom and Bruce play their wares tonight F78xl4 2.43 35.99 *29 Morgan, Cin 209 70 .335 action on Tuesday. AGWA' Reynolds each had two hits Jones and Tommy Mikoleit with the Pittsburgh Basket w. 2.60 Foster, Cin 287 96 .334 The betting, of course, is Anderson for SBM. played well for the Olym G78xl4 37.99 *30 Montanez, Atl 325 104 .320 Triangles against the pics. Two goals by Jim Travel will reward Jones with the starting Boston Lobsters. H78xl4 2.83 39.99 *33 Cey, LA 257 82 .319 Frattaroli lifted the Caddy role inasmuch as Randy is the CANDLELIGHT The occasion will be a Maddox, Phil 249 78 .313 league’s top winner for the first half of Holiday Lanes came up Falcons to a 2-1 win over G78xl5 2.6S 38.88 *32 Madlock, Chi 276 87 .312 World Team Tennis the Toros. Jay Hall and the season with his 15-3 record and a with four runs in the third H78xl5 2.87 41.99 Geronimo, Cn 234 73 .312 'meeting at the Hartford Steve Haddock performed 77 *35 2.51 earned run average. It will be to take a 6-3 decision over Civic Center starting at Reg. well for the Falcons while L78xl5 3.14 Jones’ second All-Star Game. Crispino's last night at 7:30. 3.49 43.99 *37 Mickey Rivers, loading the bases. American League goalie Kevin Burnham, 2 The dean among the pitchers is Robertson. Steve Longo Goolagong and 6 toss away plastic trash bags, 2 ply polyester, 2 ply fiberglass belts ' Roy White then blooped a single to AB H Pet Seaver, a Iwo-time Cy Young Award had four hits and Bill Mike Morris and Chris Brett, KC Gerulaitis are fresh from tissue compartment; top holds cups. give impact resistance, a smooth ride. center field for two runs and one out 315 112 .356 winner, who will he making his ninth Peoples and Dennis Sarli played well for the later, Chambliss drove his 10th Me Rae, KC 290 98 .338 Wimbledon play, the Toros. Litter Basket, Reg. 1.6 9 . 1 .17 All-Star appearance. But Seaver has Wirtella two apiece for former reaching the finals homer into the right field stands. Le Flore, Det .334 been struggling, at least for him, Holiday while six different Bird improved his record to 9-1 Munson, NY .323 of the women's play before JUNIOR with an 8-5 mark and a 2.92 earned players had solo hits for losing to champion Chris with victory in the opener. He Carew, Min .320 run average. Crispino's. Kelly MeSweeney and FOR FASTER STARTS. BETTER GAS MILEAGE allowed all three hits as Mingori Rivers, NY .318 Evert and Gerulatis Eric Juttner each scored Anderson said he was pleased with springing the biggest upset Flvunne Goolagong came in to preserve the victory with Lynn, Bos .315 the eight men he picked. Mike Mahone hurled a two goals and Chris two innings of hitless relief. Staub, Det .310 when he ousted Jimmy pairing otf against Carmel added one as the Tune Up Special "I know I had to be guided by the five-hit shutout as Blue Connors. Elsewhere in the American Chambliss, NY .303 Gerulaitis. Hurricanes downed the fact that where no player was picked Moon blanked Vito’s, 11-0. Kerry Reid, quarter- League, Texas edged Detroit, 3-2, Hargrove, Tx .303 Two doubles-men’s and Minutemen, 5-1, last night for Small Cars or by the fans I had to select someone Steve Cianci, Rod Coffin finalist at Wimbledon, is Milwaukee put away Minnesota, 6-2, from each club to make the team and Pete Bezzini each had women's—and a mixed at Illing. Kevin Moran Oakland blanked Baltimore, 2-0, and Home Runs slated to oppose Goolagong doubles match will com tallied for the Minutemen. Coin Dispenser Foreign Cars representative,” said Anderson. “In two hits for Blue Moon with John Alexander Cleveland clubbed California, 7-3. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Kingman, this case, though, I think I picked the while five different players prise the program. Noah Shaw’s overtime for Tolls Rangers 3, Tigers 2 NY 27; Schmidt, Phil 22; Foster, Cin best eight pitchers I could.” had safeties for Vito’s. goal gave the Yankees a 2-1 9Q99 Joe Lahoud, who had contributed 17; Monday, Chi, Morgan, Cin and For Rhoden. Montefusco and win over the Earthquakes. ^ I INCLUDIINCLUDES LABOR Cedeno, Hou 14. only three hits since being purchased h^sch it will be their first All-Star CHARTER OAK John Frese also scored for ______' ANDAND LISTED us PARTS byTexas a month ago, doubled home AMERICAN LEAGUE: Bando, Game. Fryman was narned once Glen Construction scored Local basketball the winners while Mike We inspect spark plug wires for contact, the game-winning run in the eighth Oak 18; Hendrick, Clev 15; before and Messersmith was picked in all but one inning as iP ' Hellandbrand tallied' for install new AC or (Champion spark p ugs, inning after a walk to Toby Harrah, Yastrzemski, Bos 14; L. May, Balt three times previously. the Earthquakes. .took a 17-5 victory oyer SENIOR I new points and condenser; set dwell and Steve Barr, who came over to the and Rice, Bos 13. Wilson Electric last night SENIOR III tune engine to Mfr. specifications. We c21 Rangers in the Jenkins trade with at Fitzgerald Field. Biff Jim Conners tossed in a Tim Blxby had 12 points CJSA check re v valve and adjust carburetor, game-high 31 points to lead Boston, snapped a personal four- Grimes hit for the cycle and Dwight Kearney eight Manchester’s "A" team Crockett Agency to a 56-54 ifn^ed. . game losing streak with a route Pitching Swiacki dead (homer, triple, double and as the Nymrods topped overwhelmed (Tieney, 12-1, going six-hitter. Mosi Vietories single), Jim Mistretta had win over Glen Construction Walker’s Warriors, 41-34, last night at MCC’s Cougar last night at Charter Oak Brewers 6, Twins 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE; Jones, SD STURBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) — four hits, Mike Mistretta last night. Don Stevens Field. Dan Wilson scored Park. Mike Crockett added Robin Yount homered, drove in a 15-3; Matlack, NY 10-2; Lonborg, Former professional football player homered and singled twice, dropped in 12 markers and three goals, Greg Smayda pair of runs and scored twice to and coach William Swiacki, 53, was 14 markers to the winning John Kildish 10 For the three, Ken Anderson and Phil 10-4; Ruthven, Atl 10-7- , , 'mst coiu» ;— Steve Segrist had three hits spark Milwaukee to its third win in Messersmith, Atl 9-6. found dead at his home today, police and .Paul Pryor, Dan total while Jim Wehr Warriors. Darrell Hooey two apiece netted 14 tallies for Glen. four games. Yount opened the third AMERICAN LEAGUE: Tiant, said. u n lik e Gronian and Glen Weeks Phil Conderlno and Vin- and Paul Wicks and Keith Gary Carlson pumped in with a single and scored the first of Bos, Tanana, Cal and Dobson, Clev State and local police declined two apiece for Glen. Bob nie Kwash had 10 and nine Stauffer one each for 20 p o in ts and M ark three runs in the inning and hit his se 10-5; Hunter, NY 10-7; Palmer, Balt comment on the details of Swlackl’s I’carlman had three hits points respectively as Manchester which now cond home run of the season in the 108. death. and Andy Lorenzen two to Dumais 14 as the Eagles Manchester Finast out- sports a 5-2 record. pace Wilson’s. swamped the Indians, 89- scored RR’s, 35-25. Mike Manchester’s "B” entry 12 Volt Heavy Duty 25. John PIsch tossed In 13 Long’s six markers paced returned to the win column markers for the Indians. the losers. FOR ^ Auto Batteries FtnCHtR GUSS to. SOMns SILKCri'V with an lUl rout over CARS, BOATS, RapHrad... Behind a 20-hit attack, Somers last night. Jeff CAMPERS, TRUCKS, BUSES Ovtr 28 VMra of Exporlonco O F M ^ T E R Bogner's toppled Crockett Lombardo registered the GOOD (24 MONTH)* O H 4 0 S lU t Agency, 14-7, last night at Baseball three-goal hat trick for Our Reg. 29.99...... if a I Fitzgerald. For Bogner’s, Manchester with Joe Electronic Siren r H* »■ ■ * '"‘*®*» O'M* ■ MIrroi* - QIom Dave Viara had four hits, Foran, Rob Saunders and BEHER (36 MONTH)* 0 7 ^ 0 Furnituro Topt - PIciuro Framing - FIrepItet k ALUMNI JUNIOR all but one iiiiiiug in taking Door MIrrora ■ Modleino Cablnota ■ Spoclat Work Dave White three homers Brian Shea each adding All Auto Compasses Burglar Alarm System Our Reg. 34.99...... i b f and eight HBIs, Mark Mari-Mads scored three a 13-9 d u k e o v e r two goals and Tom Roach Reg. 1.39 to 5.99 runs in the top of the sixth Manchester Credit Union for the tux « » « p - a Monette two hits including and Bill Frattaroli one Our BEST (60 MONTH)* Q ^ 7 0 Collactor’e Heme a four-bagger, Mike Jordan inning without benefit of a last night at the West Side apiece. Reg. 0 7 6 0 Oanith Plalee contHrt Our Reg. 39.99...... W 1 tanchester 6 4 9 " 4 5 2 1 three safeties and Randy hit to gain a 5-4 decision Oval. Dave Quesnel had The "A” and “B” teams 34.99 d m m I Preeldentlal thaVs Inn Smijh, Mike Reardon and over Parkade Lanes last two hits including a have scheduled exhibition 9 9 ^ ™ 3® ^ Install it yourself or we will install Oecanlera Siren emits a loud blast when vehicle for him, Run '^plowitz two apiece. night at Cheney Tech. grandslam homer for the tilts Saturday afternoon at Wide assortment of reliable for $3. Prepare for vacation driving. Nuline Florists with Shawn Spears compasses. is tampered with. Easily installed. *Se« Clerk lor DeUllt ReprdduoUone Rick Goss and Jeff Peck Dave Parks and Ray Manchester High. At 1 EtUimtas aiadly sivm each had three blows and Tilden each had a pair of adding a double. Spears o’clock, the "A” team will 0pMiTliurt.tFi1.tll9P.M. Tom i|Crockett two in hits For the winners while struck out 10 and walked face Brookside of Platllca In Slock WEDDING Sal 8 P.M. For That Very Special Day - cluding a two-run homer Wayne Bray and Mike six in taking the mound vic Springfield, Mass., 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: McKm •A" • 3/16” . 14” JMWAV Coulombe each had two tory. Losing hyrler Jamie S4 SL, Mmehester SEE THE SPECIALIST... for (;rockett. Stock Shecta or followed at 3 by a match MANCHESTER (On Canter Street) 37 OAK ST., MANCHESTER 541 mCKUliD IB, MINCHEITEI blows for I.,anes. Gallagher struck out eight WED. thru SAT. Cut SIzoe 6 4 3 -5 1 2 3 between Manchester “B” Open Late Every Night Phone 649-7901 Jitii Flaherty had three and walked 11. Krause had and the English Soccer Tolland Turnpike EiceptSet.'tiieP.M. hits and John' Gionfrlddo six hits and Credit Union team . Admission is freei ■ ( Krause Florist scored in five. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn.. Wed., July 7, 1976 MNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., July 7. 1978- PAGE FIFTF.F.N Haiirlipatpr iEiipning Hrralii Road crew firemen Mrs. Evans keeps bees and watches weight Town’s directors adopt About town 1 Public works bill vetoed (Continued from Page One) Tolland Also speaking for the plan was without a black, Puerto Rican or to get pay Inga Evans of Old Farms Rd., Tolland, is a beekeeper have to pay a higher tax. I’ll pay It.” Mrs. Lee Ann Gundersen, who is ^uuilsh-speaklng member. ’There are Area news and also a Weight-Watcher, an unlikely combination but chairperson of the Human Relations reasons for this, but the major one is Prayer meeting will be held Others opposed to the affirmative Andover El'mgton Hebron South Windsor Commission. Ford and Congress Bolton it works. action plan feared the proposal would we have not received any qualified tonight at 7:30 at the Presbyterian iJoiKn Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon Mrs. Evans lectures for the Weight-Watchers and is a lower qualifications or create a quota “We just celebrated a Bicenten minority applicants,” Weiss said. Church on 43 Spruce St. The Board of Selectmen Tuesday living testimony to the program having lost 50 pounds and system. nial. It seemed a lot of what was said “We are not doing as adequate a job voted 2-1 to pay members of the road calls herself a "Weight-Watcher on maintenance.” “The most dangerous thing we can about our country talked about equal as we should exposing openings to the The First Church of (Sirist, Scien face new showdown crew who respond to fires in town “Beekeeping gives me an additional thing to do when I opportunity and justice for all,” she entire community.” tist, will have a service and during the regular work day. do Is to start hiring by quotas,” Mrs. am not lecturing....another reason to keep me out of the Sadloski said. said. Board member Vivian F er^son testimony meeting tonight at 8 at the David Dreselly, first selectman, kitchen,” Mrs. Evans said. “Affirmative action is nothing to said she felt “more, positive than church, 447 N. Main St. The meeting Martin swimmers and Leon Rivers, selectman, were In Joseph Sweeney, an attorney and WASHNGTON (UPI) - President bigger and bigger giveaway She uses the honey she harvests in limited amounts in fear. It is merely an expression of in negative” to the plan, but was con is open to the public. favor of paying the volunteers. member of the Human Relations Ford and the Democratic majority in programs.” her cooking. She said she only gets stung about four times tention. It affirms what we have been cerned about some wording. She Norman Preuss, selectman, op Commission, said that the affir Congress are engaged in a new veto Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- a year. talking about, saying we are going to proposed two changes in the The Rev. Norman E. Swensen, posed the decision. mative action plan does not set u6 a fight over public works jobs. Minn., called Ford’s veto “bad to meet Gold Stars "Actually bees sting mainly when they get bored and quota system. give equal opportunity to all. It language of the plan, both of which pastor of Trinity Covenant Church on At this time the road crew includes Ford won the last battle on that economic policy, callous social East Hartford Vs. Martin and Aug. 22, town swim they panic if you make a fast movement.” doesn’t say the most qualified person were adopted by the board before the Hackmatack St. will conduct a Bible two men who are also members of ‘"The plan stands for a policy of issue. But the Democrats believe this policy and an apparent attempt to meet. Mrs. Evans said bees are well organized with the queen is not going to get the job,” she said. final vote was taken. study tonight at 7:30 at the church. The first park department summer the volunteer fire department, Dan fair play. It says the town will reap time they have the edge. Both sides woo c(inservative delegates to the John Cummisky is the Drennan bee the mother of all. The queen just leaves the hive once Town Manager Robert B. Weiss In other action, the board tabled a swim meet will be Thursday night at ny Rattazzi and Lance Dimock. praise its hiring practices to make accuse each other of playing Republican National Convention.” Pool swim team coach and Nick to mate and after being fertilized lays about 2,000 eggs a said, “Affirmative action does not proposal to hire an administrator for Calvary Church at 647 E. Middle the East Hartford High School pool. They will not be allowed to respond sure there is no buiit-in bias. The election-year politics over America’s The House voted to override the Latino is the diving coach. day. the Rehabilitation Loan Program. Tpke. will have a midweek service of Swimmers and divers from Gold to stand-by calls, must have permis plan simply says minority and non provide for reverse discrimination. seven million unemployed. February veto, but the Senate fell Julie Lussier and Lisa Lussier Mrs. Evans blames her large gain in weight to the fact The plan means we will expose the D i^ to r of Human Services Alan praise and Bible study tonight at Star Pool at Goodwin Park will take sion from the road foreman, Rattaz- minority members will have an equal 7:30. The President Tuesday cast his three votes short of the necessary on the Martin Park team in the coach the Gold Star swimmers and that she grew up as a German Hungarian in Hungary and opportunity to apply for a job,” existence of a vacancy to as wide a Mmon, who brought the proposal 52nd veto, against a $3.95 billion bill, two-thirds. zi, and must report directly back to after World War II, grew up in Austria. She said she before the board, was told to return season's opener. Ted Lindquist is coaching the diving f'"-! Sweenev said. section of the population as possible. which Democrats claim would create A vote on the new bill cannot come work. didn’t eat much in a displaced persons camp after the In August with more information The People’s Group, singles, will Divers will compete at 4 p.m. and team. ■"The best qualified person will still “ Frankly, I think it’s a damn or preserve up to 350,000 jobs. before the Congress reconvenes July The volunteers do not have to war but made up for it when she came to the United about the program and the proposed meet ’Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mott’s races will begin at 6 p.m. The defending town championship accept the pay. get the job,” he said. shame we have a police department It would provide $2 billion' for 19 after a two-week recess, but there team from Lord Pool is coached by States at age 20. position. Community Hall at 587 E. Middle The rest of the summer schedule is The Board of Fire Commissioners public works projects ready to start were several indications that the out Ann Aas and Mark Senerth. Diane Besides being a lecturer and beekeeper, Mrs. Evans is Tpke. All interested singles, as follows: Tuesday, Drennan vs. said they supported the volunteers within 90 days, designed to create come could be different this time;/ Routsis coaches the divers. also an avid skier and a member of the ski patrol. divorced, widows and widowers, and Lord: July IS, Martin vs. Drennan; getting paid but felt it was a per Mrs. Inga Evans and a few of her workers jobs mainly in the construction in — Both houses passed the scald- Martin's swimmers are coached by single parents with children, are in July 19, Gold Star vs. Lord; July 20, sonnel problem and the decision Development act labeled ^deceiving’ dustry. down bill by more than two-thirds Steve Bates and Kevin Yungk. Patty vited. Refreshments will be Gold Star vs. Drennan; July 22, Mar should be made by the selectmen. It would give $1.25 billion in budget majorities, 70-25 in the Senate and Jones is the diving coach. available. tin vs. Lord; July 29, Lord vs. Dren By GREG PEARSON referendum, but only Hartford has come directly to the community aid to local governments hard hit by 328 to 83 in the House. All the swim meets are under the nan: Aug. 2, Gold Star vs. Lord; Aug. made use of it. rather than first going to a state recession to keep them from having — Unemployment rose from 7.3 per direction of Steve Hrubala, park Herald Reporter Members of the Manchester Vic 3, Drennan vs. Martin; Aug. 10, Dump study committee formed Calling the City and Town Develop He said the act has “gimmicks” development agency. Post said. to reduce services and lay off cent in May to 7.5 per cent in June. department aquatic director. tory Gardens will meet ’Thursday at 7 employes. Drennan vs. Gold Star; Aug. 12, Lord ment Act “deceiving,” Rep. Russell which may end up hurting the town “I foresee major developers get — Supporters of the bill have p.m. at the Community Baptist And it would provide $700 million Giants tops Bolton selectman. L. Post Jr. of the 62nd District told and helping the industries the town ting into agreements which help smoothd over a jurisdictional dis the committee and turn over their in Church. for water treatment plants in 33 Dreselly said he wanted once again the Manchester Board of Directors would be trying to attract through them but may get the community pute which cost them several votes in A seven-member solid waste dis formation. states, which feel they were February. to go on record as saying the last night why he is opposed to the use of the act. into trouble,” he said. Bills owed engineers in League posal study committee was ap Morris Silverstein, in a letter to the shortchanged in an earlier allocation available, property zoned land owned act. ()ne such “gimmick,” he said, was He is also opposed to a revenue — The budget aid to localities pointed by the Board of Selectmen selectmen, said he did not want to be of anti-pollution money. Bolton Tuesday. by the town is nil. “I don’t oppose the act for its pur the proposed tax abatement the act bond concept proposed in the act. He would be distributed more widely considered for the committee. permits. ’The town could abate taxes Ford vetoed a $6 billion version of than in the previous version, perhaps The members are Paul Cassidy, The town plan should reconsider poses. I oppose it because people said when private industry doesn’t Town Council issue After a playoff game, the Giants for an industry for up to 20 years, the same bill in February. The giving it more appeal. 7 believe it is a panacea. I thiiik it’s find a move to the community attrac team of the Little League finished Mary Gallant, Jim Rogers, Jim zoning with respect not only to a dis He said he thought the committee Ribicoff cable reasons he gave Tuesday were the year-old project not yet complete. going to create bigger problems than thus making it more attractive for a tive enough, revenue bonds may be Coventry the season in first place with an 8-5 Marshall, Bill Rady, Leland posal site or transfer station but also was unnecessary and a needless WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. same as then: The bill would create Bills to date equal $9,625. it solves,” the Republican represen business to locate in the community. used as a “sweetener” to create even LINDA LOVERING record. Stoppleworth and Norma Tedford. a dog pound and a new town garage, waste of time because the selectmen Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., con at most about half the number of jobs Also there are the Pucker St. and he said. tative said. “ Tax abatement is a deal. ’The a better deal for the industry. He Outstanding bills was the central The team was coached by Harvey The charge to the committee will have done 99 per cent of the work and gratulated the Israeli government on claimed; the average cost per job Flanders River Rd. bridge projects. The board, which is considering community goes to a business and noted revenue bonds were used in Dateline 1776 issue of Tuesday’s Town Council Harpin and managed by Richard be written by David Dreselly, first The selectmen plan to meet with it just needs to be wrapped up. the rescue of more than 100 hostages would be $25,000 and they would not Bills are $812. presenting the act in formal referen says, ‘You’ll pay less taxes for giving New York City projects which went meeting. Rose. from an airport in Uganda. ‘"The peo be lasting jobs; the peak impact By United Pres* International The Lakewood Heights Survey and dum, had heard Peter Kelly, a Hart the community something,” Post “sour.” ’This is part of the cause of About $11,000 in unpaid bills are Team members were: Tom ple of Israel have reason to be proud would not come for 18 months, when LANCASTER, Pa., July 7 - A local Mapping bills are $1,459. ford attorney who supports the act, said. “The people who will make up New York’s fiscal problems, he said. owed the town engineers, Griswold Marshall, John Hughes, Norman of the government and nation,” it would overstimulate an already authority reported that the town Council Chairman Jesse Brainard at an earlier session. the difference are the people who ‘"The whole act constitutes further and Fuss. Harpin. Richard Smith, Ronnie Ru- Ribicoff, one of three Jewish recovering economy and cause infla militia were having difficulty in asked Town Manager Frank Connolly Party picking a councilman Post said four towns — Hartford, always pay 100% of their taxes — the involvement of government with During the audiencb of citizens, deen, Doug Bates, Charles Anderson, members of the Senate, said in a tion. coping with British prisoners-of-war for a report on all bills owed to New Britian, New Haven and homeowners.” Tom Wells asked aboiu “checks and Ernest Pierog, Allen Potter, Alfred what should be private industry. It cable Tuesday. “I congratulate you “The signs are unmistakable,” sent to the community because so Griswold and Fuss. Brainard also South Windsor cilmen will also play a part in who So far five persons have shown an Bridgeport — have passed the act in ’The act also allows developers to provides for a way of manipulation in balances ' regarding aOthorization of Cavedon, Richard Rose, Doug Moore the party chooses. and the brave men responsible for Ford said. “’Four months before a many Americans had gone to New asked the finance committee for a The Democratic Town Committee interest. They are Charles Francis, back rooms where government and projects. Councilman Robert and Glenn Beecher. the successful and thrilling rescue,”' national election. Congress is moving Jersey because of the invasion threat formal policy on authorization of is now working to replace Coun "The council should have some say John Norman, Tony Vitiello, John Olmstead said “Written authoriza Tying for first place before the private enterprise can make deals,” he wired Israeli Prime Minister full speed ahead down the road to that the prisoners were out projects by Griswold and Fuss. cilman David Cohen.who resigned his about who is chosen since we have to Archer and Bob Stingle. Post said. tion for all projects cannot be found. playoff were Cardinals. They were Yitzhak Rabin. numbering their guards. seat on the Town Cduncil last week. work with the person,” said coun The executive committee Lutz sets two events The Town Charter provides no coached by Dye Hooper. They The eight-membey executive com cilman Edward Havens. members are : Robert Hornish, town Circus Day and Wild West Day are two the "saloon.” specific provision to cover I'Vrleral fu n d s finished the season in second place Audry Wasik, party vice chairman, with a 7-6 record. mittee of the party, will interview in chairman; Mrs. Wasik; Sydnie Cote, s p e ^ events being sponsored by the Lutz Both events will be from 2 to 4 p.m. arrangements for the town In other business, federal funds for terested candidates during the next said nominations will be open to the On both occasions, there will be a engineer." Other teams, their standings and party secretary; Richard Nicholson, Junior Museum during July. • • • • • the proposed Flanders River Rd. two months. . floor at the party election. party treasurer; Mary Nicholson; Circus Day will feature face-painting, special “members only” booth as well as R ejects billed for include the coaches were Indians 6-6, Hank Thurs thni Sat replacement bridge have been ap In September, the committee will "The committee will make Robert Myette, town council games and activities as well as popcorn free food tickets for anyone coming Coventry Lake Dam project, a three- proved. Ryba, and Yankees, 4-8, Sam Teller. recommend a nominee to the party. recommendations but anyone else member; John Archer, Third and soda for sale on July 14. dressed in an appropriate costume. It is expected Democratic coun- can be nominated and voted on,” said District chairman; and Robert The public is invited to attend both July 8-10 Mrs. Wasik. On July 28, Wild West Day will give Dumbertanif farms Stingle, Fourth District chairman. events, free of charge. visitors a chance to discover exhibits on For further information regarding gold panning and branding. ’There will be summer activities at the museum, call Rockville Hospital notes other activities and root beer for sale in 643-0949. Chaminade Club names officers Admitted Friday: Edward Farnham, Admitted Saturday: Brenda Chase, South St., Rockville; Janet Gard and Merrow; Eva Cottier. Elm St. Rockville; Vernon Ave., Rockville; Linda Russell, Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert of 8 Hemlock OiminiUee chairmen are Mrs. Mary daughter, Glastonbury; Michael Johnson, Dr., Vernon, was elected recently as Jeffrey King, Center Rd., Vernon; Sophie Frederic Rd., Vernon. South St.. Rockville; Arnold Rashall, Stewart, program; Mrs. Gladys Hatfield, Krajewski, Windermere Ave., Rockville; Births Saturday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Stein Rd., Ellington; Herman Walker, president of the Chaminade Musical Qub. membership;- Mrs. Betty Marco and Mrs. John Parris, Warehouse Point; Rauol Darrell Chase, Vernon Ave., Rockville; a Grove St., Rockville; Dorothy Whatley, She succeeds Mrs. Louise Herring. Dorothy Simmons, hospitality ; Mrs. Ruth Rosario, Southbridge, Mass,; Herman son to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Russell, Smith, calling; Mrs. Willa Nolan, cheer; Court St., Rockville. Other officers elected are Mrs. Helen Walker, Grove St., Rockville. Frederic Rd.. Vernon. Mrs, June Tompkins, publicity; Mrs. Ruth Admitted Monday: Patricia Burnaum, Bumford, vice-president; Mrs. Eldna Discharged Friday: Ernest Alsert, Discharged Satiirday: Sophie Staum, librarian/historian. Mountain Rd., Rockville; Henrietta Krajewski, Windermere Ave., Rockville; Enfield: Rachel DesJardins, Williman- Johnston, secretary, and Mrs. Gladys Brooks, Terrace Dr., Vernon; William tic: Roger Fecteau, Spring St., Nielson, treasurer. The board members will meet Sept. 27 Nathaniel Samuels, Ward St., Rockville; at the home of Mrs. Lambert. Butcher, Franklin Park, Rockville;Linda Labon Allen, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; Rockville: Thomas Lusa, Enfield; Chernusmek, Stafford Springs; Edith Virginia Byington, South St., Rockville; Robert Nicholas, Broadbrook; Mary Lou Conklin, Broad Brook; Glen Cosslsta Diane Chesley, Lake St., Vernon; Nancy Weber, Windermere Ave., Rockville. PRESENTING. Lakeview Dr., Coventry; Nancy Green Dunker, Virginia Lane, Tolland; Diane Birth Monday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. and son, Stafford; Mary Ann Insalaco, Graner, Somers; Richard LaVoie, Blast Barry Prentiss, Sandy Beach Rd., Cumberland Ellington. BY ANSON Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland; Jennie Kissels- Hartford; Antonio Tarantino, Stafford tein, Hillcrest Dr., Rockville; Frances L Springs; David Traver, South St., Discharged Monday: Lucille Barkley, FRET Lakso, Snipsit View Hgts. Rockville; Rockville; Andrew Williams, Stafford Middle Rd., Ellington: Loretta Gillis, W. The latest and most complete Margaret Leckner, Penfield Ave., Springs. Willington: Frank Planinsek, Sunset selection of men’s fashion... Ellington; Claire Olson, Tolland Ave., Admitted Sunday: Eleanor Ballard, FLAVORED Terrace, Vernon: Anthony Rogers, South D r a k a i Rockville; Matthew Smith, Strawberry Enfield; Ann Prentiss, Sandy Beach Rd., Terr., Vernon: Allen Schaefer, Hale St., BODY JEWELRY Lane, Manchester; Carl Tyler, Regan Ellington. Rockville: Arthur Schofield, Grant Hill DRINKS & Rd., Vernon. Discharged Sunday: Mark Boure. Rd., Tolland. Devil Dogs A DEVIL OF AN IDEA Rockville High School honor roll FOR YOUR LEISURE ATTIRE The collection Includes hand c [/ilK'i; Seniors Marsha Miller, Janice Plante, Laurie Sophomore some neck and wrist accessories high honors Quinn, Joan Redfield, William St. Jhan, honors Stephen Spencer, John Summers, Anette In quality crafted chain, leather 15 ox. Bal. Sheila Anderson, Jane Andrews, Jackie Candace Abalr, Marge Beatrice, Deb African Trading Beads and even Bouchard, Kenneth Couture, Kathy Tatro, Karina Urtans, Debra Vogel. bie Brouillet, Herbert Bucklln, Stephen Crowley, Pamela Cunningham, Della Bureau, Sandra Camara, John carved Camel Bone from India Curtis, Lynn Davenport, Karen Dome, Chapdelaine, Daniel Cook, Richard t a a b ^ m l A m * Kris Dorne, Per Embertsen, Kathy Juniors Davis, William Dlpietro, Michael TAKE A LEISURELY LOOK TODAYI Falby, David Fecteau, Keith Fritz, honors Dlubac, ’Thomas Donahue, Brian Fur Amateur gymnastics in Martin Park Michael Genovesl, Kenneth Hammel, Desiree Atamian, David Babcock, bish, Joann Gerber, Jennifer Gledhlll, Cathy Howe, Sharon Jackson, Douglas Stephen J. Baker, James Beatrice, Gary Gresh, Mark Guertln, Robert Nice 'N’ Lite Margaret Beebe, ’Thomas Bell, Stephen BREAD Knittel, John Leary, Debra Lively. Hagerty, Laura Herbst, Lynne Holbrook, Smoor l^idgette Hickey, 7, of East Hartford lets her hair fly as she does a Quick soin on a bar in Diane McCabe, Suzanne McManus, Bilow, Diane Brlerley, Thomas Bronson, Mark Kane, James Karvoski. 20 oz. loaf Allison McMillan, Heidi Meier, Catherine Jill Bullock, Dan Callahan, Crls Jackie Koehler, Kent Kuyumjlan, San 9|7 Main Street Manchester ^ weekend. Although every part of the large Menard, Debra Miller, Jill Moulton, Nan Campbell, Colleen Coolbrlth, Nancy dra Undstrom, William Michaels, Mark Homo long Weekend, only the open.house at the restored H u g S t cy. North, Karen Oellers, Robert Couture, Jo-Ann Cropley, Chi Dang, Lori Mocadlo, Richard Moody, Ronald Nolan, MILK House Sunday and Monday saw large crowds. (Herald photo by Barlow) ^ Orlowskl, David Pfalzgraf, Valerie Poz- DeCarll, Julius DIebter. William Olson, Cynde Parker, Roy zato, Scott Price, Paul Rogalus, Leopold Amy Dresner, Matthew DuBeau, Keith Poulin, Russ Prechtl, Nancy Rey, Allen 99% Fat Free Sans, Sandy Schneider, Janet Slavik, Edwards, Kurt Ehrhardt, Steven Rlberdy, Cynthia Rothwell, William Flaherty for Morgan mittee chairmen are: Pauline Foxe, membership; Frank Paul Surdel, Bruce Townsend, Nancy Eitelman, Chris Fielding, Steve Fisher, Schaufler, Marc Shaken, David Singer, Maryclalre Fleming, Daniel Fleury, John Vazzola legislative; Hazel Dombek, publicity; Paul Von Hone, Karensue Wendus, Gayle Gregory Taft, David TherUque, Robin I k Mr VERNON — Former Mayor and Town Chairman Leo Wilcox, Annette Zottl. Fortier, Christine Gaskell, Theresa Tierney, Tammy Ware, Stefanle B. Flaherty Jr. endorsed Chester W. Morgan for the Smithwick, nominating; and Henry Driver, trips. Seniors Giidden, Ralph Goff, John Gorecki, Wermter, Nancy White, Mark Zanella $ Democratic nomination for state representative from the Karen Hattin, Linda Haufe, Sheryl 1.19 Openings for life savers honors Huelsman, Paula Jones, Mary Koehler, Freshmen 56th District. “Chet is a practical, down-to-earth guy who hjbh honors will listen to the voters," he said. opeuiugs for the advanced Susan Backofen, Nancy Bailey, Daryl Kunz. LE ° g a llo n ’Tara Burke, Jon Burnep, Mary 0 4 m i 1 ™ “” ® Thursday at 8 p.m. at Stephen Baskowskl, Patricia Beatrice, Ray LaVallee, Edward Lavoie, Mth the Vernon Elementary and Henry Park pools Roseanne Bill, Diane Bisson, Jayne Patricia Lockwood, Karen Machnlk, Coleman, Douglas Dugan, Eric Fisher, Funds for emotional problems Bonan, Todd Bousquet, Karen Chartier, Michael Madden, Linda McCarthy, William Fox, Barbara Hesse, Crls Inguantl, Cindy Johnson, Gretchen SALE EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Justice Com- ^ l ^ e r s certificate or its equivalent. All classes will Colleen Connor, Sandra Cordelra, Cindy James Melan, Mary Beth Michaels, CASH 7 Kemp, Kim Klbbis, Robert Lessig, Donna evaluation and Coughlin, Sue Dahling, Jerry DeCarll, Elizabeth Michaud, Kathv Montanye, STARTS trwtment of emotional problems here. ’The grant is one Leo Fitzpatrick, Scot FYost. Lisa Moody, Lynn Morigllonl, Sharon Miller, Rosemary Quinlan, Brenda IGARHY Robinson, George Roccatagliata, Hetdl THURSDAY, of M announced last week, A total of $704,000 was given Sharon Ganges, Randall Gifford, Moses, Michael Munroe, Nancy New A principal announcement Kenneth Grous, John Hayes, Jennifer comb, Patricia O’Brien, Sue O’Coln, Don Schneider, Linda Strnad, Denise Sullivan, lU S IL E S JULY 8 support the Connecticut Hopkins, Linda Jzyk, Lisa Kerr, Carole na Pasternak. Alan Tledt, William ’Tuppeny, Barbara at 10 A.M. BEEF & MEAT Justice Academy in Haddam. - ’^®u®®" o.®' Education plans to appoint a Von Hone, Gail Zanella. rw iL principal for ^ ton Elementary School and Bolton Kloter, Noreen Krowka, Michael Vincent Pinto, Kevin Quinlan, Dena Kukulka, Lorraine Lafranee, Barbra Risley, Doreen RItzen, Brian Rizner, Freshmen Wolff attends ^!*/®'" ^ meeting Thursday at 8 p.m at the Lamme, James Lang, Susan Lotas, Don Patricia Sadlak, Robert Samson, Robin ^ Ito n Elementary School general office. The board will hqnorfr^ VERNON - Gregory S. Wolff of Wolff-Zackin na Marquis, Maryann Mitchell, Peter Sargent, Wendy Saternis, George FRANKS also ®l®ct officers’ discuss policies, ratify teacher con ’Thomas Bauckman, Caroline Brandt Nickerson, Peggy Nolan. Schtebel, Andrea Skowronek, Barry Robert Brown, Linda Carlson, Diane tracts, and discuss capital projects. Taylor, Carol Taylor, Miqhael TTirner, to attend the Million Dollar Round Table Meeting. Wolff Johanna Pantanello, Larry Paterno, Colangelo, David Cook, Wilma Crockett HERB’S H O W IT W ORKS: a resident of Manchester, fulfilled the requirements to b^ Dumping old text Barbara Phillips, Christopher Pinto, Ver Jane Werfelman, Shawn West, Kathy Ted Diebolt, Barbara Dougherty, Denise pound ^ LOLLIPOP na Pitman, Eileen Quinlan, Joanne Whitaker, Pamela Youngerman. E X A M P L E - Select one Item for $30.00... a qualifying menober of the organization which is an in- Fleury, Susan Ganey, Laurna Giidden HEBRON — ’The Board of Education will meet Ramondetta, Dawn Ramsdell, Andrejs ...then select another item of equal price ternational association of top life underwiters. Wolff is a Philip Gonsalves, Barbara Green, Doris ‘I*® Hill Ravins, Joseph Rice, Betty Rockx, Lelsa Gunther, Lu-Anne Haas, Suzanne or less and pay $31.00 for both, plus tax. Ice Cream dirwtor of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and is appointments, disposal of St. Onge, Andrew Saunders, Kim Holmes, Barbara Jackson, Don Joslln Inotont active in the Hartford Life Underwriters Association.. old textbooks, the breakfast program survey, a substitute Schumann, Cathy Tliomas, Elizabeth Sophomores , Ronald Joy, Diane Kelley, Andrew AARP officers ^ teacher pay rate, and the 1975-76 surplus. Tliomas, Elizabeth Ugollk, Sue Zukas. high honors Krassowski, Cindy Kuehn, Roderick BATHINQ SUITS Childrens Flavor of tho Month Gihad to get movies Donna Anlello, Kim Bloniarz, Nancy Kunz. tfic DRESS liplonJceTea4 | « Q VERNON - Adelard Lavigne has been elected presi Chartier, Brenda Cleveland, Cecily Lori Untocha, Carole Levitt, Janlne SHOP Hoff HEBRON- ’IJe outdoor movies shown this summer by Jurtion dent of the ’Tolland County Chapter 1241, American high honors Cloutier, Sandra Goldsmith, Michael Lewie, Joanne Lewis, Eileen McKone Asswiation of Retired Persons. Other officers are- Hill m H*® Cilead Oottler, Paul GrochowskI, Nancy Claudia MoflU, Curtis Orkin, Lynn Par 10 gockots u m £i3- Hill ^hool, not the Hebron Elementary as printed in ’The Mark Anderson, Valerie Boynton, Elwin Einsiedel, vice president; Lucile Carlson Herrick, Linda Huelsman, Paul Inguantl, sons, Michelle Poirier, Michele Proulx Herald Tue^ay First movie is “Wild Counted to be Mary Cassells, Brenda Crockett, Chris Patricia Maurice, Phillip Miller, Suzanne Sheila Rowe, Michael Saternis, Ellen ^ retary ; and Ralph Wilcox, treasurer. Directors are-’ Shjwil next Wednesday, y lu oe Daigle, Candy Davidson, Dwight Day, Niemann, Mark Pedersen, Claudia Pinto, Margaret Richards, Gertrude Edwards Arthur Schumey, Dawn Shuey, Susan Skillen Little League picnic Gayle Diebolt, David Dow, Michael Judd John Polhemus, Laura Saccuzzo, David Linda Small, Valerie Stigas, Peggy Route IS, Tatcottvlllo, Conn...... ; • • Moitor chorg* ^ w a r d s Lester Bartlett’ John Dombek, Julius May Robert Kukulka, Denis Lambert, Mary Sanborn, Cynthia Shaw, Donna Smith, Sullivan, Anita Svirk, Jamie Uzell r r i ...... 1 M « . . HEBRON - ’The Little League picnic will be Saturday ^ Ruth Parker, Robert Richards, and George Weber. Com- Lambert, Arthur Lamme, Edward Steven Smyrskl, Mark Torres, Matthew Lorraine Vellleux, Anthony Waggoner! ■ I k ...... 11104180 *'"«rt«cird We reserve the right to limit quantities. from 1 to 5 p.m. at Grayville Falls Town Park. Laskowskl, Robert Malkin, Jeff Martin, Wvtas. Mark Wehrll, Susan Wellner. 1 I PAGE SIXTEEN— jWANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed,, July 7, 1976 M ^ HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 7. .676- p a g e SFVF.NTir...R, Cat*s detour H ip WmtHl 1$ H ip W»nttd Youth’s condition serious totaled 13 Nomat For Solo 23 Homaa For Salo || AVON has territory openings NOTICE - Now hiring steady BOLTON - Ranch with first 2t079 miles in the Porter Street area. Tlus work. Starting to take floor family room with bullt- ibUICNESTER $ might be your opportunity to applications for full time ins, fieldstone fireplace, three following motorcycle crash GREENVILLE, Ohio make the money you need- employment. A number of job bedrooms, dining room, walk VICINITY (UPI) — A Siamese cat Wmc Herald beautifully. Call 523-6401. for openings to be filled. Phone out basement, garage, large 2-3-4 bedroom homes. For named Fujui has returned information. private lot. $49,900. Phllbrick further information call Anthony D. Declantis, 18, of i86 E. Middle Tpke. It appeared nothing Hospital in Hartford. There were no Agency, Realtors 646-4200. to his home after inadver CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Lawrence F. Flano Center St. was in serious condition was missing after a break into charges. PART TIME Office person MANAGEMENT positions tantly taking a 2,079-mile, Realtors, 649-5371. today at Manchester Memorial VIttner’s Garden Center at 1 Tolland qualified in typing, filing, ac are now open with Electrolux CAPE - Seven rooms, Vernon two-week trip across the counts payable and some when you qualify. While featuring 17’x23’ first floor Hospital, suffering multiple injuries Tpke., but intruders trampled billing. Call 646-5844 between 9 training you will receive $120. family room, two fireplaces, from a motorcycle crash Tuesday Anthony B. McAwley, 27, of 442 W. United States. PHONE 643-2711 MANCHESTER - Four room several plants in a greenhouse, police Middle Tpke., Manchester was a.m. and 12 noon. Glidden- per week. Other opportunities four bedrooms, central vac, Ranch, excellent starter or night on Charter Oak St. said. Fujui was reunited with Durkee Co. An Equal Oppor to $250. per week. Phone 528- garage, treed lot. $46,500. arrested Tuesday at his wife’s apart FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD retirement home, convenient Police said Deciantis was badly his owner, Gene North, a tunity Employer. 0606. ™ibrick Agency, Realtors, location, $31,900. Hayes Cor hurt in a 10:42 p.m. accident near 170 South Windsor^ ment on South St. and charged with ■ A 42-year-old sales engineer, 646-4200. poration, 646-0131. disorderly conduct. He was held last Saturday. Charter Oak St. No other vehicles Residents along Windsorville Rd. INDEX Lost and Found overnight in lieu of $100 surety bond The cat’s trip began BRICK DUPLEX - living OWNER MUST Move - Three were involved. Police investigation called police Tuesday about 9:15 p.m N O T IC It room, kitche, formal dining possible four bedroom Split for appearance today in Common when he climbed inside a LOST - Passbook numbers 3- was incomplete and details weren't to report a large payloader was being 1 - Lott and Found room, three bedrooms, rec level, two plus baths, deck, Pleas Court 19 in Rockville. plumber’s truck. Z-POfion*li ADVERTISING 15783, 120967, 11-01367, 9-6872, room, 2-car garage, excellent available today. driven down the road in a reckless 3 — AnnounctmDnt* 108071, Savings Bank of patio, shade trees, many FOREMAN condition, $51,900. Philbrick extras. Excellent A passenger on the motorcycle manner. "I had a plumber out to 4 t- Enltrttlnmtnt RATES Manchester. Application Ronald J. Holmes, 36, of 100 West the house to fix the kitchen 5 — Auctloni * made for payment. For Our Maintenanca Department Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. neighborhood. Mid 40’s. Call operated by Deciantis apparently Police found the machine at the to assist our Plant Engineer. owner, 643-0705. wasn’t hurt seriously in the accident. St., Rockville was arrested today at sink on June 19th,” North FINANCIAL 1 day , 104 wofd par day MANCHESTER - Quality end of Gordon Dr. nearby. They 8 — 8ondi>8tocki*MoMgigtt 3 days . .94 word p«r day LOST - Savings Passbook No. 1:07 a.m. at his home and charged said. The driver said he 9 - Ptrionil Loans iMust have knowledge of electrical, plumbing, carpentry,! built, eleven room Ranch, Douglas 1. Graveline, 15, of 94 School could not find an operator. 6 days . word ptr day 038-1-00711-1, Hartford with first-degree reckless endanger- heard a squeal and a thump 10 — Inturanca .64 |and instrumentation. Apply: ' large living room with St. wasn’t treated at the hospital, The machine belongs to the 26 days . .74 word par day National Bank and Trust Co., CUSTOM CAPE ment, breach of peace, and in several blocks from the 8MPLOYMINT fireplace, four bedrooms, first authorities said. Mitchell Trucking firm of Brookfield 15 words. 82.00 minimum Manchester Green Office. floor family room, two hatbs, On Sage Drive. QuaUty terfering with a police officer. North’s home. He stopped 13 — Halp Wantad Application made for pay St. Police are investigating. 14 - Buiinaaa Opportunitiaa Happy A d a ..... $2.18 Inch CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. large rec room with fireplace, built in 1971, a must see The arrest followed a complaint and saw the cat running up 19 — Situation Wantad ment. An 11-year-old bicyclist, Allan R. 31 Coopw Hill StrMi game room, office. 16’x32’ home. Spacious from a passing motorist who told the street. pool, bathhouse, garage, large Shaer Jr. of 229 W. CenWr St., was Charles A. Gagnon, 26, of Windsor iOUCATION LOST - Dogi medium size MancHoatar, Conn. 06040 carpeted foyer, front to police a man was sitting in front of North thought he had lost 18 — Pfivala InatrucUoni treed lot. $58,500. Phllbrick back living room with treated at the hospital for minor in Locks suffered abrasions and a possi 19‘— Schools-Claaaas collie type, brown, gentle Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. juries after he was struck by a truck 100 West St. with a rifle in his arms, his pet, but then received a 20 — Initructlona Wantad female, wearing flea collar. fireplace, formal dining ble broken arm when the motorcycle police said. Reward. Call 6«-0224. room, family room off Tuesday afternoon, authorities said. he was driving on the entrance ramp telephone call from REAL RirATE SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus When police arrived at the home, ■ Sjwkane, Wash. 23 — Homaa for Sala kitchen, 3 or 4 The accident — at 2 p.m. at Thomp 24 — Lota-Land for Sala Paraonala 2 restored antique Colonial in of the Bissell Bridge Tuesday at 12:58 Holmes allegedly pointed the rifle at Manchester. Fifteen rooms, bedrooms, with a huge son and Hale Rds. — involved a truck p.m. ran off the road. It struck a "I thought someone was 25 — Invaatmant Proparty them. But he put his rifle away in his pulling a hell of a big joke 26 — Bualnaaa Proparty three full baths, nine master bedroom, 2 full driven by Bruce C. Grotta, 26, of guard rail, tipped over, and dumped 27 — Raaort Proparty ANYBODY witnessing an ac WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS fireplaces, other features too baths, 2-car garage, all home and returned to police. 28 ~ Raal Eatata Wantad YtWi Spruce St. Details weren’t at first,” North said. “But cident on Hudson and Main numerous to mention. $1M,- Gagnon. Police held Holmes overnight in Street, Saturday morning 12 to 14 Year Olds on approximately 1 1/3 available today. He was taken to Mount Sinai they finally convinced me MIIC. 8IRVICI8 000. P h ilb ric k Agency, acre treed lot. lieu of $1,000 surety bond for court 31 — Sarvicaa Qffarad would they please come tocanvaufortha Realtors, 646-4200. that my cat was in the 32 — Painting-Paparing forward and call 646-0724. today. state of Washington. You 33 — Building-Contracting Manchester Police issued nine 34 — Roofing-Siding MANCHESTER MERRITT summonses for alleged traffic know, a couple of thousand 35 — HahlHb^Plumbing nkiiiiiu ” Wins Lions Club scholarship miles is unbelievable. He 36 — Flooring Nuproduetion Andover Realtors 646-1180 violations throughout town Tuesday, 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga □ FINANCIAL EVENING HERALD Custom built in 1975. Eight including the arrest of Gary C. Jeannine LaBreck shows Daniel B. Mosler, a member of the Manchester Lions Club, a never went 30 feet out of 38 — Sarvicaa Wantad Mon., Tuet., lV9d. 5-8 P.M. rooms, 2 fireplaces, 10 Mikus, 32, of 103 Congress Dr. Five persons die the yard before.” MI8C. FOR SALE ADVERTISING Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 8 acres of land. A fine home brochure describing some of the courses she will take with the help of a scholarship she has The cat, identified by an 41 — Articlaa for Sala CALL 647-9946, 3-5 P.M. Ma n c h este r - Fair owner , Mikus, charged with driving while 42 — Building Suppilaa for the country gentleman. willing to trade full dorm ei^ just received from the club. In her hand she holds a check for $300 to further her studies DEADLINE FORTY SHARES Manchester 7 under the influence of liquor, is address tag around his 43 — PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. July 7. 1976 M^C H E S T E R EVENING HF;RALD, Manchester, Com. Wed., July 7. 1976- PAGF. NINPmnrtu Horn** For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 2 3 Sool Estoto Wontod 28 Articloo lor Solo 41 Articloo lor Solo AntwBf to Proviout Puzzt« 41 Autoi For Solo S I Autoo For Solo S I Autoo For Solo SI "M/kHeHIITH------ALL CASH for your property Dogs WELL CARED for 7-room SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - WE BUY and sell furniture. Charles M. Schulti Cape with enclosed porch, NEW LISTINGS within 24 hours. Avoid red Leading manufacturer has ACROSS 59 Currant tape, instant service. Cash on the line. One piece or aluminum sided. Fireplaced TWO (2) SUPiR UlTINQt Hayes redwood pools left over from an entire houseful. M6-M32. HARRY STICKELS Dear Abby happanings THAT WONT LAST LONG ON Corporation, 646-0131. living room, large master 1975 season Half Price. Furniture Barn, 345 Main 1 Dog sound DOWN bedroom, nice lot. Only $36,- TODAY'S MARKET. Guaranteed installation & 5 8hrW bark 1 Rafusato Street. Beside Douglas 8 Bird dog mova ------p 900. Keith Real Estate. 646- FOR EST HILLS 117,fOO SELLING your house? Call us terms, call toll free 800-228- Motors, 4126. 649-1922. Rtfrfth youTMlf this- tuimiMr first and we'll make you a 1976 ask for Monte, day or By Abigail Van Buren 12 LHy plant 2 Away from wind 13 Island (Fr.) with Ihit 16i92' Inground pool cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, evening, seven days. SUBURBAII MOTOR CAR 3 Lion sound r which gooc with ihit Rral clato, Realtor, 643-1577. GE Refrigerator, good condi s o TOLUND TPKE., MANCHESTER, CONN. 14 Maks muddy 4 Dog houaa MANCHESTER - New homes tion, $50. Call 649-2029. 15 Lank 5 Surrandar - Raised Ranch, family room, Immoculato Colonial. All largo DARK LOAM - Five yards, rooms, 4 bodrooma, living room, 16 Wapiti 6 Entira 2-car garage. $47,900; four IMMEDIATE Cash for your $30., plus tax. Washed patio 1972 DOOQE RAONACO 4 Dr. H.T., 000 17 Spanish iar dining room, kllchon, flrat floor COLONIAL SOFA - Brown 1971 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 8aa 7 Small long* property. Let us explain cur green, bleck vinyl roof, 9 e/trene., radio, DEAR ABBY: In a recent column, you stated that A n n . 18 Found on hairad dog bedroom Colonial, family, family room with flraplaca, 2V^ tweed, $50. Call 643-9415 after green, with matching vinyl roof. Vinyl In 2 ' WWII boats (ab. 1 41 Improve room. 2-car garage. 2 1/2 batha, carpeting throughout, at* fair proposal. Call Mr. 643° p/eteerlng, factory air conditioning, new M® Mother's Day, was from corncobs 6 Qot up 2 1 Landing placa 42 Tolophono 3 p.m. terior, automatic, V-8 angina, power 20 Foot part 9 Qay song baths. $54,900. Have several tic fan, 2 car garago. Priced for Belfiore, 647-1413. white walla, low mllaaga, beauty, com Philadelp^. Please retract your statement She was ftom for shipa (coll.) Urafton, W. Va. 22 Conclusion 10 Entira 2 lots, will build, your plans or quick sale. TOP SOIL, clean, $6 i pare. ataaring, power brakaa, factory air con »Arm bona 43 Flunk ler yard TAG SALE Saturday July 23 Maldan nams (Oarman) 3 I Moist mass 44 Odtf (Scot) ours. Nutmeg Homes, Inc, MEADOW LANE $19,500 MAY WE BUY your home? delivered, call 528-4H ditioning, tilt ataaring wheal and new PROUD WEST VIRGINIAN t / 10th. Moving, must selell •1798 24 Soap IIKIndoftfda 3 ! Larga tarrtar 45 Levs god 646-2321. or 643-9177. Fuiiy air conditioned aounda Quick, fair, all cash and no whila wall llraa. substHuta 19 Compass p^nt h t \ household items and fur dog 47 Nostril _ r ^ l \ / f \ great? But, that Isn't all. Truly firoblems. Call Warren E. RENT Color television with 1971 AMC HORNET 88T 2 Dr. 8adan, •2098 DEAR PROW: I’ve had an avalanche of protest bom 27 Msadow 21 Trim 3 > LIvar axcratlon 48 Elldtsd elegant and tastefully decorated lowland. Realtors. 643-1108. option to buy. $9.99 a week niture. 384 Woodland Street, 28 Baby dog 24 Solar disk 3 > Thaatar sign COLUMBIA - Route 87. Three Manchester. tllvar-gray, black vinyl roof, 6 cyl., IKoudpnd Irate West Virginians since the column appeared, 49 8osp*frsms bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Raised Ranch has 2500 aq. ft., 4 delivered to your home. 1971 OLD8 DELTA 99, 2 Dr. H.T., blue and I offer the following; 31 Larga cask 25 Mongral dog 4 I Cartain bar bedrooms, living room, dining a/trana., radio, p/ataarlng, now white 32 Halpar (ab.) 26 Single things Oarman 52 Egyptian god dining area opens to large CASH for your property. Call Because you're renting, no with black vinyl top and while vinyl In MIee Anna M. Jarvis established Mother’s Day to honor 33 Labor group room, kitchen with dishwasher, us first if anxious to Sell. MOVING - Must sell colonial walla, nice economical auto. covered patio, vegetable gar range disposal, family room, 2Vt credit checks. Free service. terior, automatic, power ataaring, new S* •*“ “®U>er, Mrs. Anna Reeves Jarvis, of (Bb.) r r r r - r 6 1 r " r IT Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss den. wooded lot. Privacy. Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or Cali Turnpike Television Ren- couch, tent, 4 bar stools, old •1498 r baths, 2 car garage with electric hope chest,' toboggan, por radlala. Rune Ilka a dream. Grafton, W. Va. 34 Summar (Fr.) Asking $39,500. Call owner, eye, just around the corner from 649-1922 Uls, 649-3406. 35 Mad dog might li 12 i r table stereo, two picnic 1970 MAVERICK 2 dr. 8adan, blue, thrllty •1498 Mlaa Anna M. Jarvis sent diore than 677-8091. Highland Park School. Priced to do this tables. Call 649-7046. IS 16 i r YES... t CAN HAVE sell. SELL YOUR house through J. GRILLS - Propane or natural 6 cyl., a/trant., radio, white walla, vary 10,000 canmUons troni PhiladelphlSl, where she Uved, to be 38 Enllstad (ab.) I'M SURE THAT ANY INDEED THEY WILL... BUT I 1973 FIAT 129 4-Door Sedan. pMced on her mother ■ grave. THEM TODAY... REPUTABLE GALLERY BOLTON - Four bedroom Watson Beach Real Estate gas outdoor grills. Call Alex clean, original auto. 37 Opposita of IS iS NOW TH6 fVMNTINOS AgE WOULD RATHER VOU DO IT, .MY 40" ELECTRIC stove. Cheap. days (ab.) 2i BUT I MUST PAY WILL ADVANCE YOU DEAR FRIEND... AND I WILL Cape with dormer. One and V FM Company. Professional real Zimnoch, 243-0892. •1398 DIatIngulahad blue, radial Uraa, radio, 4 t 9? Mother*a Day aerviee waa hdd RIGHT HERE... IN THE A TRIBUTE... OF THE A^ONey... TO Call 643-4674. 38 Tax agaric 22 UNITED STATES... A T THE SHARE MV GOOD FORTUNE 1 2 baths, rec room, 2 F R EC H ETTE t MARTIN, INC. estate service for nearly 50 apaod tranamlaalon. Extra claanl in Grafton at a little Methodlat church, which haa alnce ONE HUNDRED ------you 1970 AMC HORNET, 2 Dr. 8adan, 6 cyl., become a ahrine. (Bb.) MEXICAN EMBASSY/ THOUSAND fireplaces, garage, one acre REALTORS-MLS 646-4144 years. Call our Manchester of 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA, •1208 39 Laathar thong 24 26 26 22 s r DO1.LA0S1 plus. Phone 649-4125. fice for an estimate of value $2300. Sears Kenmore atandard trana., new tiraa. A lt^ngh Mother’s Day waa eeUbUabad to honor Mrs. 41'Pub drink without obligation. 647-9139. washing machine. 3-years old, Building Suppileo 42 •998 Anna Reeves Jarvis, her daughter, who conceived the idee, 42 Bafora (prafix) IT CIRCA 1775-Early settlers $150. Baby crib, $20. Fan, $10. waa in fact bom Philadelphia. 43 Product froth home. Here's a ho..ie for the 48 Larga hunting ST P.S. - SELLING your home? 643-9878. NATURAL STONE for 8 4 9-2070 OPEN 8 TO 9 antique minded. Beautiful 049-7608 “I S " f * ■ PMlwWpUa Uwyer to determine dogs J7“ We would be pleased to list it. retaining walls, veneers, whether Miss Jarvis’s legal reaidenee was Grafton or 50 Equippad (Fr.) center chimney with 3 patios, etc. Pick up by the Call Phillips & Stevenson ELECTRIC STOVE - Avocado Philadelphia, but I’m betting on Philadelphia. 51 Finland city working fireplaces, pegged--i,. Realty,...... 643-6090.. g.reen, 30" Sears. Self- pound or delivery by the ton. 53 Bibtlcai waad beams. Five rooms l;."" ...... cleaning oven, lift up top. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, 54 PraM 43 Apartments For Pent 53 Business lor Pont 55 TRIUMPH TR250 1968. New DEAR ABBY: Where did the absurd practice of tipping IT IT JT MANCHESTER modern heating, plumbini 649-3163. 55 Boy's F t years old. Excellent top, 80 per cent restored. waiters begin? It is ridiculous to be expect^ to add b etw m and electricity. $36,000. Keitf A hand full of cash is butler condition...... $135.. 649-5034. TWO BEDROOM luxury nicknama 35“ 5t 62 A BEST BUY Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- FOR RENT - Connecting or Asking $900. Call 742-7437. 16 and 20 per cent to the bill just to have the food brought 58 Nativa matsis than a garage full of stuff. Townhouse located in S4 66 Exquitit* tiRvan room, 1922. • separate front room offices. from the kitchen to the table. 57 Randarad hog B6 DINETTE SET-Early George H. Griffing, Inc. Highland Park section of 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. CORVAIR MONZA 1966. New fat Ihrao-yoar-old Colonial American style. 42" round Manchester, wooded and engine, starter, generator. If the food is exceptionally good, the COOK should be 58 Marinar's Si U u Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer pven something extra, not the waiter. And then there’s also 1 localad In a daalraabla Lots-Land For Sale 24 formica top table with 122' SCREENED LOOM private. For information call TWO - Professioonal Offices - Asking $400. Call 742-7437. diractlon raaldantlal araa of □ MISC. FOR SALE leaf, 4 mates chairs. 646-4224. • Sand a Braval * Fill 646-1616 or 646-8008. the captain and the maitre d’, who do nothing and expect a INCWSPAPCR ENTERPRISE ASSN ) First floor, excellent business tip. Manchaatar on a ona acra WE HAVE A challenging "B” Andover location, all facilities, 1970 FORD Econoline super zone lot, centrally located, for LEATHER PADDED Bar TOLLAND - UConn area - van. Going into Army, must Employers should pay their hdp a living wage instead of traad lot. 35' in-ground Articles lor Sale 41 742-7886 parking, rent reasonable. 649- pool, large oHIca or study sale. It is 96 x127’ ap with matching swivel stools. Norwegian Wood Apartments, 1680, 649-3549. sacrifice. $875. Call 871-2046 , relying on the generosity of their customers. proximately. Priced at $12,- Excellent condition. Call 6 ^ fully equipped kitchen, shag anytime. Tipping is a ripoffl Furthermore, it's demeaning for a Ideal lor prolattional par ALUMINUM sheets used as 5540 between 5 and 6 p.m. carpet, patios, picnic tables, son. Other faaturaa too 000. Call 649-5261, John H. BROAD STREET - Modern person to have to put his hand out for an "offering,” Lappen, Inc. for details. printing plates. .007 thick, master TV antenna, laundry 1969 BUICK, fully equipped, Win at Bridge numerous to describe. 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 lor Dogs-Birds-Palo high-rise office building, all SICK OF TIPPING WASHING MACHINE, $75; facilities, amplepie parking. utilities and parking, air, low mileage. Call 643-8646 $92,000, reduced from $1. Phone 643-2711. mahogany breakfront, $100,; positively no pets. 1 LEBANON - Near route 32. Its. Immediate carpeted, will sub-divide. after 5. DEAR SICK: Since the word "tip" means: "To insure f t $165,000. Call ^ twin bed, foam m attress hard- DOG-CAT BOARDING occupancy, 872-2735 Thirteen attractive 2-acre lots bathing/grooming. Complete Rentals start at $100 per prompt service," it would make more sense to tip BEFORE Take advantage of iead with 200 feet frontage. Also CLEAN USED refrigerators, W used, $75.; frame available. DUBALDO-LESPERANCE ranges, automatic washers, modern facilities. Canine month. 646-8422 , 646-5764. 1968 FORD GALAXY. Stan the meal then after. one acre lot with 125 feet fron Folding screen, $8; bar stools, FOUR R(X)MS - wall-to-wall dard shift. Good condition. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s 4 for $20; other household Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon carpet, large bath, sun porch, I agree, tipping has gotten out of h an d -U you’U forgive 6 4 6-0505 tage. For appointment call Road, Manchester, 646-5971. • TWO adjoining offices in cen Asking $450. Call 649-8725. collect 1-295-9272. Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- items. All good conditlon^M^ $14(). $70. security. Pay your the pun—but if moet restaurants paid th ^ waiters and 2171. trally locate!] building, air- 6690. own utilities. 872-9427. 1971 FORD Station wagon, 351 waitresses what they needed to make ends meet, they NORTH TWO KITTENS - one black conditioned, with plenty of couldn’t stay in b u ^ ess. *AQ parking, call 649-5261, John H. automatic, power steering, “We were sure of game and and white, one tiger and white FIVE BIG rooms, pantry, V96S looking for good homes. Call Lappen, Inc. to inspect. good condition, 649-5182. rubber. If you rose with the ace bath, $180. $90. security, wall- DEAR ABBY: I havp an alcoholic sisUo' who lives in the 9Q10862 649-6480. AQ>5 and went after just nine to-wall carpet. Pay your own 1970 FORD Country Squire same city with m'y elderly mother. My mother lives alone, tricks.” utilities. 872-9427. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence SHELTIE PUPS (miniature LTD. Air AM/FM/F M stereo,! and she hasn’t been wdl for the last few years, but she is The qiade finesse had lost. KEEP SMILING good mechanical condition. very proud and will not allow anyone to live with her. WEST EAST . colliesl, healthy, plump balls 456 MAIN STREET - Three AJ 972 AK54 East had shifted to a heart of fun will be ready to leave KEEP HAPPY Needs some body work. $1200. My sister very often n t s drunk a n ^ h on es me at 2 or 3 MV HELMET'S SOT A RADIO, lSAVVy„.TO m eanwhile... th a t arypTANALYsr room heated apartment, V 1074 VKQJ83 and South had come up two TOO- SO WE CAN TALK IN CASE mom in two weeks. AKC Call 646-2443 after 6 p.m. or even 4 o’clodi in the. morning. This is upsptting, of AVOID BEINS FOR S.U.B.HNTELLISENCE IS WORK.- security, $175 monthly. Call ♦ A 7 ♦ 94 tridts short. Of course. If the OF TROUBLEl and TAKE THIS heard BY ANY registered, 742-7839. c o ^ , but I don’t dare get an unlisted number b ^ u s e I'm IN6 LATE.... 646-2426, 9-5. Trucks lor Solo «10642 *873 spade finesse had succe^ed SUPEK5EN5ITIVE SREAT SCOTT... 82 abaid my mother may need me, or my sister might want to ENEMY BUSS SOUTH (D) South would have made four PIP m a k e a FREE KITTENS - box OFFICE SPACE call me to tell me that my mother is sick or possibly dead. EH? APARTMENT for Rent - DODGE 1976 Vans - 34 to * 10863 notrump, not just three. M5TAKE IN DE- trained. Call 646-2092. remodeled, $220. per month. FOSRENT Telling my sister NOT to call me when she's loaded does V A 2 choose from including 1/2, no good. I’ve told her a dozen times, but she forgets. A match-point player might Call 646-5355. |2S0 iquare feet, center o(| 3/4, one ton - Dodge Truck ♦ K J 5 3 well have considered that AKC Registered Pekinese I Manchester, air conditioning and I Is there a solution? * A K J puppies. Adorable and Center, 265 Murphy Road, spade finesse. Even at that Services Offered 31 Services Ottered LARGE THREE Bedroom I parkins. Call SU-MSI. ' ANXIOUS SON North-South vulnerable 31 Painting-Papering 32 Pooling-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 reasonable. Call 646-3429. Hartford, 527-8246. game he would have noted apartment. Centrally located. that he bad been lucky to get a CASH PAID for your older, Utilities and appliances not in DEAR SON; If thwe la. I’m not able to coma up with it. West North Esil South PRIVATE ART Lessons by ROOFER will install roof, Molorcyclos-BIcyclos 64 spade lead, not a heart, and unwanted or junk ears. FREE TO Good home. AKC cluded. No pets. $225.646-1858. Readers? 1 N.T. certified art teacher and ar siding or gutters for low dis- registered, 10 month old BOLTON NOTCH - Visable gone up with the ace of spades Immediate removal. Windsor tist. For information call 649 c o ^ t price. Call Ken at 649- Pase 3 N.T. Pass Pass Auto Haul. 242-2549. ig PROfESSIOHAL PAINTING i Chihuahua, great with kids, highway location, showroom, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - P a n to insure his contract. 5547. IMMEDIATE Occupancy - office building, storage Specializing in low cost ■?: r '"W o ' ■ Exterior call 649-6574. Large 4-room apartment. Opening lead — 2 * REWEAVING burns, holes. rriu Eitifiiates - Fully Inwed buildings. Four commercial coverage for over 10 years. NEED CHEAP Labor? BIDWELL Home Improve Utilities extra, appliances in industrial acres. 1-223-4460. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. i 649-0095 Sporting Goods 46 Binding authority. Crockett By Otwtld & Junes Jacoby Average driveway sealed, $20. ment Co. Expert installation cluded.. First floor. $175. 633- Agency, Inc., 643-1577. Astro-graph Window shades, Venetian Average lawn mowed, $5. Jl; 647-1887 g of aluminum siding, gutters 6026. Alley Oop — Dave Graua blinds. Keys. TV for rent. COLLECTORS Guns for sale - NOW RENTING Space in the North glared at South and A Canadian reader wants to House painting, any other odd and trims. Roofing installa Manchester mini-Mall. Will 1973 HONDA ST 90. 400 miles, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- jobs done at the same low Call 646-5875 after 5 p.m. THREE ROOM apartm ent aaid, "If there were luch a know the meaning of the ex 5221. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• build to suit. Special half price $275. Boys Raleigh 3-speed For Thursday, July 1 ,1976 thing at a llcenie to bid pression "One p<^ Is worth rates. Call 646-6868. HOUSE PAINTING - Qualil 9109. with heat, hot water, cooking WE SO Ay e ! i t 's t o n g u e ..rTHESE HEA1HB4S Garden Products 47 rates prior to fall grand bicycle, $30. 644-2587. obtnimp, I would try to have two finesses.” work, reasonable prices. Cal gas, stove, refrigerator, wall- opening. 643-1442. ARIM (March 21-AprN It) SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) HOME TO, OF VOU^ LASH IS A p o w e r fu l / t h e n l e t MUST LEARN THEV I VILLAGE.' MIGHT c h a n g e C&MTREE Service - Free es DRIVEWAY SEALING - for estimate. 646-1800. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, to-wall carpeting. First floor, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Honor agraements today, even Be grateful today lor gains youra revoked.” You shouldn’t try to see PERSUADER, MY ( IT SPEAK., c a n n o t l e a v e timates, discount senior MULCH HAY - $1.50 per bail centrally located. $175. Adults 1972 YAMAHA RT2 360 En- though your second tho^hts "W hat could I have your opponents’ cards, but THEIR MINDS, DON’T CAPTAIN.' i TO t h e m ! o u r 03MPANY UN Quality workmanship, roofing, storm windows, aw ttosorl Property duro. Street legal. All plastic which coma through others. YOU, PEDRO? citizens. Company reasonable rates, free es at farm, Vernon. Call 875-7308. only. No pets. Security IndIcats you could have done done,” replied South. "I could some players hold their bands TIL I , FRANCISCO PAINTER NEEDS work. nings. Quality workmanship, Will deliver minimum ten For Pont 56 fenders and tank. Good condi Though these might be less TORRAS, SAY THEY Manchester owned and timates, and done at a frac free estimates. Fully insured. deposit. Call 646-7690. better had you bargained mors than you anUcIpalsd, Ifs the not help losing the spade so sloppily that you can't help operated. Call 646-1327, Residential and commercial, bales. tion. Must sell. 644-0661. shretivdly. c a n ! tionr. .. of ■ a contractor’s •price. Vacation homes and cottages. 872-9187, 649-3417. LAKE KANASATKA - best they can offer. flneise.” seeing them. Once you have Brett Jones, 646-0136. 20 years experience in interior FOUR ROOM House near "No one waa holding a gun seen them you can refuse los WILL TILL your garden for $7 PICK YOUR own stringbeans, Moultonboro,' New RUPP Mini Bike - Very good TAURUt (AprH 20-May 10) SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dae...... exterior. Painting and SPECIALIZING cleaning and hospital. Garage. Adults. Hampshire. Lakefront cot Render full service for what to your bead and ordering you ing finesses and just take win per hour. Ca"all anytime, 742- Painting-Papering $3. half bushel. 25 cents lb. condition, $80. Cail 872-< 21) Screen carefully 32 paper hanging by the hour or repairing chimneys, Deposit and references. 649- tage, sleeps five. Completely you're paid to do today. You’ll proposibons presented to you. to lake It,” continued North. ning ones. 8532. Natsisky Farms, 644-0304. 7231. flat rate. Estimates by ap roofs,new roofs. Free es furnished, screened-ln porch, 20 ” BICYCLE for two. Best think more of youreslf If you Certain key parts may be un PAINTING. Quality fast ser pointment only. 649-0495 after timates. 30 Years Experience. sundeck, private beach, float, resist the Impulse to cut bor- clear. Don't act until sure of the QUALITY Refinishing - 199 Antiques 48 offer. Excellent condition. ners. vice at low rates, free es 6 p.m. Howley, 643-5361, CHARLES APARTMENTS - dock. Great fishing. Call after 4 p.m. 646-5090. facts. Forest Street, Manchester. timates. References. 5 years Deluxe 4 1/2 room Custom upholstering, caning WANTED Antique lurniture, Conveniently located in Lakes QIMINI (May 21-JuiM 20) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. experience. Paul 643-6595. Building-Contracting 33 YANKEE ALUMINUM - townhouses. One and 1/2 Region area. $175. weekly. Don't go against your prudent and repairs. Free estimates. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or baths. All appliances, 2 air 1973 HONDA 350, excellent It) Your Insights are sharp to Bomfs World siding, gutters, doors, win Available August 14-21 and 21- condition, $600. Call 649-4997 judgment on rieky ventures. day, but your methods leave ft 'V Free pick-up and delivery. INSIDE - Outside painting. other antique items. R. conditioners, carpeted, heat 646-8574. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - dows, awnings, free es Harrison, 643-8709. 28. Call Cromwell, 635-0457 after 5. Taking foolish chances could much to be desired. Try to ex Special rates for people over Remodeling, repairing, ad timates. Fully insured. 35 and hot water, patio, sound after 4:30 p.m. ••••••#•••••#••••••••••••• lighten your purse con ecute ybur Ideas as cleverly as 65. Fully insured. Estimates ditions, rec rooms, porches Oakland Street. 649-1106. proofing. Washer and dryer Campors-Trollors siderably. you concelysd them. The Flintstonaa — Hanna-Barbera Productions ANY TYPE fence erected, given. Call 649-7863. ANTIQUES Wanted - hook-up. Storage, basement repaired or painted, pipe and roofing. No job too small. American furniture, oriental MISQUAMICUT Four and 1/2 Mobile Homes 68 CANCKR (June 11-Jul|f 22) If AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-P*b. IS) Call 649-3144, garage. Some available with rooms heated. Walking dis clothes line posts. Call 742- rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind fireplaces and two car gar you do something nice for lov You know what you want done ...ALL YOU , PAINTING - interior and tance to beach. $1% weekly. 1973 ELKART Traveler, 30’, ed ones today, don't make HOW CAN 7598. exterior, paperhanging, Heating-Plumbing 35 sor chairs, crocks, jugs, ages. 646-0800, 646-1540. today, but you may be fusy In YOU'RE w a n t TO DO An y o n e CARPENTRY - Repairs, Families only. Call 643-0491 or 5th wheel, 18’ awning, $6,500. them feel obligated. They’ll re expressing your views. LAZY./ excellent work. References. weathervanes, primitives. seeeeeo# IS EAT BE s o _ MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, remodeling, additions, gar Ron Dionne, 643-1691. 646-1472. Will consider selling truck. sent It If they think you're Concentrate on com DUMB/ AND , Free estimates. Fuiiy in SEWERLINES, sink lines, throwing It up to them. SELF- WORTHLESS?! concrete, steps, sidewalks, ages, roofing, call David cleaned with electric cutters, Call 974-0142 after 9 p.m. municating dearly. SLEEP/ sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Patria, 644-1796. CENTERED patios, and stick chimney. 4431. by professionals. McKinney FURNITURE - Rugs, pain RENTAL OFFICE □ AUTOMOTIVE Lto (July 11-Aug. 22) Treat PISCES (Fab. 20-Maroh 20) / Call 875-4973 after 6. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, OAMATO ENTERnilSn 18’ CAMPER trailer - single with strictest confidsnea that Your poesIblllHes lor succaas WES ROBBINS carpentry axle, excellent condition. PAPER HANGING Expert, pany, 643-5308. lamps, etc. Now accepting Urgs variety of Apartmanta and which Is meant for your ears today look very promising. remodeling specialist. Ad consignments, for July auc Towobouiaa throuabout Eleven years old. $1,500. Call alone. You could spill the However, steer clear o( peopia BRICK, block, stone, Your average paper, in Autos For Solo 61 d a t a ditions, rec rooms, dormers, NO JOB too small, toilet tion. 644-8962. Mancbealar. 742-8930. beans If you're not very careful. who have no real Interest or fireplaces, chimney repairs. averag e room , $25. Mr. built-ins, bathrooms, R te ls l OfXot open dally l-l, Richman, 646-3864. repairs, plugged drains, sat te-s, Sunday li-s NEED CAR? Credit bad? VIROO (Aug. 21-Sepl. 22) contribution to make. No job to small, save. Call 644- kitchens, 649-3446. Wanted to Buy 49 8356 for estimate. kitchen faucets replaced, B49-1D21 Bankrupt? Repossessed? Spend any small surplus G.L. McHUGH Painting - repaired, rec rooms, 240 Nmv Slato Road Honest Douglas accepts you’ve accumulslad on your LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - ATTENTION Veterans - family today. It will be much your GENERAL Remodeling and Interior - exterior painting. bathroom remodeling, heat MANCW8TER lowest down, smallest new homes custom built, modernization, etc. Free es Wanted German WWII bats, payments. Douglas Motors, For Her more apprsclalsd than If you painting, interior and Quality professional work at remodeled, additions, rec b i r t h d e y reasonable prices. Free es timates gladly given. M & M uniforms, daggers, medals, 345 Main. blew It on passing fancies. exterior. Free estimates. rooms, garages, kitchens etc. Call 872-7522. July t, 1S7S References. Reasonable timates. 643-9321. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871, URRA (la p l 13-OcL 21) Don't remodeled, bath tile, cement WE PAY $15 for complete prices, 649-7831 or 569-4169. work. Steps, dormers. make concessions under Rewards In your work or career WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality FRANK SCOTELLA Plum- BOLTON-Quiet 1 bedroom junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland pressure. If you think what's will come through your own ef Born Loser Art Sanaom Residential or commercial. bing - repairs and remodeling. towiihouse. Appliances, Auto Body, 528-1990. interiorterior and exterior, painting1 ’ ’ Call 649-4291. □ REN TALS being asked Is unfair, back off forts. The size of the return will HOUSE CLEANING services andid paperhanging. ■ . -JFully in- Vanities and hot water carpeting, private. Walk-out quickly. Stand up lor your be proportionate to your effort offered. Hourly rate $2.50. surered, Cali 649-4343. heaters. Prompt service on basement. No pets, adults on PARTS Department now open rights. and experbse. Call 649-4414. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Booms lor Pont emergencies. 643-7024. 52 ly. 649-5371. Saturdays. Complete line of -S' Carpentry and general con Chrysler parts. Chorches HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, tracting. Residential and Bug* Bunny — Heimdahl and StoHal BROKEN GLASS of all types .. .. ^ ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly FIVE ROOM Apartment in Motors. 649-3646. exterior. Aiso odd jobs, chain commercial. repaired. Low prices. Whether it be a ...... rooms, single $56., double is9. two-family home, centrally saw work and hauling, loam, small repair job, a custom "rws llWe beauty Is so sophisticated that It has IT References. 569-4169. lus tax, continental located, appliances, no pets, 1975 FORD Mustang II Ghia, gravel, whatever. Call Ed 871- built home or anything in Flooring 36 MOW WAS YER MEAL, 2158. breakfast, maid service, color $215. monthly. One month V-8, automatic, custom in h a 'p r^ CQirtpany without ANY outside between, call 646-1379. TV, utilities, parking. Call, ELMER NEED CHEAP LABOR? FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, security. Available August terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. 0H.n^WlRl6HT HOUSE PAINTING - College 646-2300. 1st. 646-0493. 646- 5763, or 649-2813. Average driveway sealed, $20. CEILINGS and Walls. New or floors like new, no waxing, Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick uow„»«pin-ai Average lawn mowed, $5 ] students, interior and (specializing in older floors)! exterior. Reasonable rates. old, texture ceilings, sand Apartments For Pent 53 BOLTON - Quiet one bedroom 1969 CHEVELLE Malibu - House painting, any other odd Ceilings and inside paintini EAtCHOTHW's'^ Free estimates. Wayne 649- finished swirl, spray or stuc townhouse. Appliances, Rebuilt engine and transmis jobs done at the same low co. Drobiak Dry Wall Com John Verfaille, 646-5V50, 646-571 875- yyp; jj^v E customers waiting rates. Call 646-6868. 2131'or Jerry, 649-3834 after 5 2222. carpeting, private. Walk-out sion, $400. 1967 Galaxie 500, p.m. pany, 646-8822. for the rental of your apart basement. No pets, adults on $150. Must sell. 643-5949 after 6 « V/K6 HE j HWE MAPE A ment or home. J.D. Real ly. 649-5371. p.m. AVERSE FREE-J WA4 f WATCHW^ GREAT AAl^AKE' Estate Associates, Inc. 646- THROW ilHOJTER UNTIL ^ THE ^^^FOREj PROFESSOR" FRANK AND ERNEST 1980. STORRS - UConn area - PEUGEOT 304 - 1971, dark HiS S T Y L E W T ^ Deluxe one and two bedroom green with tan interior. Price Bill, i t o l p HIM, i ^ hsymakes LOOKING for anything in real apartments, appliances, $1000. Call 646-8134. “t r y lo o kin g warmY the FRANK and ERNIE estate rental - apartments, carpeting, no pets, adults on AT THE BASKET^ ^ This Funny World homes, multiple dwellings, no MP ly. $130. monthly and up. 649- 1954 CADILLAC - Four new VfHEN VOU • L’ll Sport — Wirth FoR PEOPLt I fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 5371, 429-4000. tires, new points and plws, mnmos Associates, Inc. 646-1980. new exhaust pipe. $250. Cali MITH ? A D \ ROCKVILLE - Four rooms, 647- 9257. TW MEAT WAS I'LL KNOCK 10 30 LOCUST STREET - Second first floor carpeting, parking, io u g h - t h e coffee PER CENT O F F YER' SGH o o l . o f U A 4 J 0 U A & B floor, four room apartment, adults, security, utilities 1968 FORD LTD station W kSCOLO. CHECK IF YAlLL H A v e OVR I heated, security, K20. 646- extra. $150. 643-9743. wagon. Excellent condition. KEEP VEK \OCE 2426, 9-5. $450. Call 649-3834. FAauury ^XTRA-PlpM HOPtLo ^ DOWN/ MANCHESTER - Attractively Homos lor Pont 54 1970 ixiDGE CHALLENGER, I t ’5 f i l l o d w i t h ' paneled, four rooms, stove, 318 V-8 automatic, P.S., P.B., refrigerator, carpeting, MANCHESTER - Five rooms, new paint and tires, cragars. references. No pets. $170.646- $300 per month. Children Asking $1600. Call 872-46S1. 3167, 228-3540. ¥ ) accepted, no pets. Call J.D. 8181-C £ I Real Estate, 646-1980. 1974 HONDA CIVIC MANCHESTER - Mature cou hatchback. Silver, low l-Syri. LEAST WINTHROP ple wanted for this clean 4 DUPLEX - Near town center, mileage, excellent condition. A pretty slip-on pinafore By DICK CAVAILI with matching panties is iT iS <5000 room apartment in attractive three bedrooms, kitchen, $2200. Cali 649-9134. 4 family brick building. Heat, sure to please herl APVICEf I'M FEATURES - FOOD - FAMILY LIVING REGAL'S SUMMER SALE mi Just keeps rollin’ along By BETTY RYDER “In 1960 I bought a Harley'David for the day, have lunch there, then Family /Travel Editor son; then this one in 1963,” she said drive back. It was about 99 miles and When Audrey Durey of 138 Lyness pointing to her blue and white we’d take the scenic route. It was St. says she has to "scoot” — she “Topper.” lovely.” means it. Audrey and her husband, Roy, have A personable woman with gray Audrey, who will be 62 In October, been avid riders for some time. hair and sparkling eyes, Audrey says drives a 1963 Harley Davidson “ My husband and 1 drove to of herself, “I know I look funny to “Topper” motorscooter and has been Montpelier, Vt., crossed Lake some people driving around town. for 16 years. Champlain on the ferry, went Sometimes when I’d go by Bennet ■ r ^ “It all began when my oldest son, through the Catskills and came back Junior High Schoql, the kids would > John, had an old Cushman motor home. It was a 600-mile trip and we whistle and yell 'get a horse.’ I’d yell fIRE HERE right back, ‘I’ve got one in the scooter. I tried it out and had more enjoyed every minute of it. dam fun,” she said. "We used to go to the Catskills just backyard.’” It’s not an unusual sight to see Audrey whiz along to the Senior Citizens Center where she enjoys playing bridge. The “GREATEST SALE ON EARTH" Is taking place "The first time I droye' to the Center, some of my friends there right now In Downtown Manchester...So, couldn’t believe it,” she said. Staying active must run in the Hurry, Hurry, Hurry. Step right up and family because Audrey’s mother. Ivy Siddeli of 6 Goslee Dr., still goes to into S0/H6 of tho finost clothing you*vo the Center most every week to play bridge. 7 "Mother doesn’t go on a scooter, I ever worn.,.AII at Amazing, Astoundinalv usually pick her in the car. y LOW, LOW PRICES!. The Dureys are natives of Iowa. ‘‘Ironically enough, I was bom in Manchester, Iowa, and my family later moved to Clinton,” Audrey said. BOTANY 500 The couple has three children, John of Middletown, Larry of Manchester, and Mrs. Betty Erismanq of Rockville. They also have two BY PHOENIX grandchildren. Incidentally, being interviewed by The Herald is not new to Audrey. It PALM BEACH happened 24 years ago on Nov. 21, //''/ y 1952. SUITS "I was a preliminary winner for Audrey zooms down Lyness St. heading for home. REGULAR TO *145 REGULAR TO '115 this region in the fourth nationwide ” We keep busy. Last year we Roy of Mountain Rd., and Nadine Pillsbury recipe contest, and the bought a mobile home in Tarpon Malcom who lives in the Teresa Rd. have to be very alert. I always wear photographer came to take my pic Springs, Fla., near Clearwater and . apartments. “Nadine is also a my crash helmet," she said. ture. John, who was only five then, spent about four of the winter months member of the Senior Citizens During the winter, the motor •V came bouncing in from school, so the there. We both work on handcrafts,” Center,” she said. ■ scooter is stored in the basement of her home but when the good old photographer included him in the she said pointing to a pair of plaques As for cycling today, Audrey feels summer rolls around, out it comes photo,” she said. hanging on her living room wall. it is a lot more dangerous than it was and off she goes. . Roy Durey, who was a general The Dureys have been married for when she started riding. Jay Fedora, at center, and Dennis Smith, employes of the A good natured woman, Audrey foreman at f ta tt St Whitney Division 42 years. Audrey has a brother and “The traffic is worse now. You Town of Manchester, public works department, chat with of United Technologies Corp., retired sister also residing in Manchester, doesn’t mind the kidding she gets and 9090 three years ago. the curious looks she draws as she Audrey Durey about her motor scooter, during their lunch break. (Herald) photos by Dunn) "He doesn’t ride anymore. He gave rides around town. his cycle to my son,” Audrey said. “People are always asking me ‘aren’t you afraid?’ I always answer back, 'if I were afraid, I wouldn’t be CHOOSE FROM SOLIDS, PATTERNS, STRIPES...2-PIECE, TRIOS, riding.’’’ “Now isn’t that a silly question?” V A WIDE SELECTION OF COLORS IN REGULARS, LONQS, SHORTS, Your neighbor’s kitchen she said. ______X-SIZES TOOl f , By Betty Ryder Its outdoor cooking time again and' L remaining ingredients equally among crabmeat (canned'may be used) the right season to take advantage of the packages of fish, using the soup 1 egg the good supply of fresh fish. last. Bring the foil up over the fish Vt cup beer SPORTCOATS If you haven’t caught any recently and seal the edges, making double 1 cup all purpose biscuit mix SUPM-FANTASTIC IS THE SELECTION OF and your favorite supermarket folds in the foil to confine the juices. juice of 1 lemon doesn't have fresh seafood, the Place the packages on the grill inside Vk tsp. garlic salt YEAR-ROUND SPORTCOATS BY FAMOUS frozen product works just as well. the smoke oven. Cook in a slow oven, Vi tsp. parsley flakes p l a i d s , c h e c k s , s o l i d s . This smoke-cooked meal-in-one is 300 degrees, for 15 minutes; open 6 drops Worcestershire sauce it e m s a r e s e l e c t e d tasty when cooked on the backyard packages by cutting a crisscross in Fat or oil for frying REGULAR TO *60.00. SIZES GALORE! grill. the top of each package and fold the STO CK? in c l u d e e n t ir e $3990 Smoke cooking is a slower process Remove all cartilage from foil back. Continue cooking for 10 to than ordinary grill cooking, but the 15 minutes longer or until the fish crabmeat. In a bowl,.beat egg; add SHORT SLEEVE ~ ------results are worth the added effort. flakes easily when tested with a fork, beer; stir in biscuit mix. Add Cooking with smoke adds additional and the ingredients have a smoke seasonings and crabmeat and mix LEISURE SUITS flavor and is especially g o ^ for flavor. Makes 6 servings. gently. cooking fish and shellfish. Any out U you’re looking for a new and DRESS & LEISURE SHIRTS door barbecue equipment with a hood SHORT SLEEVE different recipe for those crabs In heavy skillet, heat 2 to 3 Inches may be used. you’re going to catch this summer, fat or oil to 375 degrees. Drop batter Audrey looks over a copy of The Herald dated Nov. 21, 1952, ' With the hood, the beat is above as into hot oil by 2 tablespoonsful and LONGS, SHORTS...Rtgular to *52.50. $ ^ try “Critter Fritters” made with which Includes an account of her being named a preliminary 2 9 well as below the food; it should be bmr. fry until golden brown. Makes ap There she goes. SPORT KMTS kept moderate to low, depending on % pound (8 ounces) cooked proximately 12 fritters. winner for this region In a recipe contest. LONG SLEEVE MEN’S OOUBLEKNIT the food and the recipe, Wet hardwood chips over the heated ceramic tiles (electric or gas grills), SLACKS or over the glowing charcoal lower WESTERN & LEISURE SHIRTS the temperature and produce the 100% POLYESTER...MACHINE WASH & smoke. (Use an oven therometer BELTS & TIES WEAR. PATTERNS OF EVERY KIND. Rog. to with a charcoal grill.) On second thought *20. To begin your smoke-cooking adventure, try Flsh-Vegetable PLUS A Medley. SCREEN PRINT By Jan Warren BERMUDA SHORTS TAHK TOPS . A foil package is the container for ^ FOR 1 DOLLAR the food, going from mill to serving RBQ, TO *15 BIQ SELECTION O S S R T EE SHIRTS REQ. TO *8.00 m X U plate and keeping the food smoky hot CREWS, W. BERRYS while cutting down on clean-up My Matterhorn REQ. TO *7.00 ■ chores. Editor's Note: During the “WARNING.” The kids pulled me by There, about 300 feet straight up Choose your favorite fish fillets the sign very fast, but not before I and accent their delicate flavor wiU month of July while Jan Warren Is was the top of Mount Washington. saw the words, “experienced The American flag was flying on the 7 getting settled In her new home in CASUAL SUMMER deviled ham...a new taste combina climbers only.” tion. Canned whole potatoes, onions, Mississippi, The Herald will rerun roof of the hostel building. It was a some of her old columns. Jan will Within a half hour, the one vigorous glorious sight. However, between us CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE WITH MASTER CHARGE OR BANK AMERICARD and mixed garden vegetables make thing about me was my protests and this entree a complete meal-in-one. begin .writing again on the first and the top lay a field of huge rocks SHOES Wednesday in August. they came with every breath. that stretched as far as you could The sauce that enhances the mixture “How did I let you talk me into is condensed tomato soup, see. There was no escaping them. Mountain climbing Is something 1 this? I ache all over! I’ll never make “Look,” I said to my family. “I’m • CrtjM Solec • Dtartlaytra CHANGED 2 pounds fish fillets, fresh or frozen would be perfectly content to just it!” 2 tsps. salt going to make it, but at my own pace. read about In the National “You’re doing fine,” encouraged • Batas Fioatara • Sllp-ona Vt tsps. pepper I don’t want your comments. I don’t •TlaShoaa.MoatsfxM WE’VE Geographic. My fulfillment in life my husband. “Just hold on there till want your help. So leave me. All of 2 cans (4Vi ounces each) deviled doesn’t depend on reaching the top of you get your second wind.” • Rag. to $31.98 ham , you!” anything, particularly a craggy Now my second wind was no CHANGED 1 can (1 pound) whole potatoes, An hour later I slowly pulled REGAL mountain peak. hurricane, but it did come and gave myself over the last rock, took a drained But, faniily life is made up of com me s t r e n ^ to pull one leg ahead of brief look at the view and collapsed 1 can (1 pound) whole onions, promises, so when my family the other. I moved like a robot, DISCONTINUED CONVEBSE M E N ’S S H ^ drained on my back. decided to climb Mount Washington, walking to the count of 20 and resting “ I did it!” I said dramatically to 1 box (8 ounces) frozen miVed gar I did the sporting thing and agreed to to the count of 20. Once I re s t^ den vegetables my husband who was standing close The Complete Men's Store" go with them. As my son said to en against a pile of rocks that had a 2 tbsp. lemon juice ' by. "I came, I saw, and I conquered SNEAKERS courage me, “It’s no big deal, Mom, wooden cross on the top. my mountain! EVERYONE should 1 can (10-V« ounces) condensed only 6,288 feet.” “That cross means someone died tomato soup have this experience once. Now I can IT’S OUR 36th...LET’S CELEBRATE. llie morning of our climb dawned on this very ^ t , ” explained John. • Joggor Stylos Thaw frozen fish. Cut into ser go back down there,” I said gesturing bright and sunny and the kids Finally there came a point when I below, “and relax and be me again." • Navy Coach AND ving size portions. Cut six pieces enthusiasm was contagious. I started knew that unless a thii^ wind was M» ***'N BTRIIT.^ANCHBaTIR heavy-duty aluminum foil, 12 by 12 “Nonsense!” responded my hus • All Laathar Coach MONDAY thru SATURDAY 1:30 lo 5:30 TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON out with vigor in my step, swinging coming. I’d had it. I simply couldn’t band. “Now that I know what a good MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 lo 3 Inches each. Grease lightly. Place Values to *25 THURSDAY 3:30 to 3:00 00 my arms at my sides. go any farther. At that precise mo- climber you are. I’ve got plans for us. SATURDAY lOKIO Ie 5:30 ' fish oi^each piece of foil, ^ason with About 500 yards up the trail we 'ment, the kids pointed up the moun There’s Mount Katahdin, Mount salt and pepper. Spread deviled ham came face to face with a sign that an tain and shouted with awe in their on top of each piece of fish. Divide Fish-Vegetable Medley Rainier, Mount Mitchell, Mount nounced in startling red letters. voices, “That’s it. The top!” Whitney...” 1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., July 7, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. July 7. 1976- pap.k- t u ip |u t y ' THREE Lindstrom-Parker Ba navige-Daley AARP unit “ DC ShopRite Coupon ShopRite Coupon installs Toward th S ^ c h a se of $2.00 or Mora ^ Victoria Anne Parker of The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Stanley Lindstrom of Tobyhan- Barbara Lynn Daley and Glenn in our Manchester and Keith H. Lindstrom Leroy F. Parker of 50 Wiiiiams St., na, Pa. Bernard Banavige, both of officers OnadIRolollwShMU of Vernon were married June 26 at and the late Leroy F. Parker. The The Rev. W. Vincent Cronin of St. Manchester, were m a rri^ June 26 at St. Isaac Jogues Church in East bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Isaac Jogues Church celebrated the the home of the bride’s parents. Mrs. Lillian Juneau of 74 2 5 ^ SERVICE Hartford. nuptial Mass and performed the The bride is the daughter of Mr. Spencer St. was elected ScotTowels 0 « l double-ring ceremony. TTie church and Mrs, Victor J. Daley of 305 recently as president of 0^ OELIOEPT. Wnk s pwdisM sf $5.00 or iws was decorated with gladioli. Mrs. Charter Oak St. ’The bridegroom is Manchester Green Chapter (Ill WITH THIS Coupon it snyShopRHe Market. Coupon 0^ St any ShopRite Market. Ann Kiniry of East Hartford was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard No. 2399 of the American Umlt one per family. G O U r O N organist and Miss Ellen Arendt of Banavige of 287JBurnham St. Association of Retired Per ^ COUPON E j J C a '! a 7i76. » Expiree Sal., July 10, 1976. Manchester was soloist. The Rev. Newell Curtis of Center sons (AARP). The bride, given in marriage by Congregational Church performed Other officers elected her uncle, Charles Edgecomb of the double-ring ceremony. are George Taylor, first California, wore a sheer organza and The bride, given in marriage by vice-president; Dr. lace gown designed with fitted bodice her father, wore a white satapeau A- Richard Olmsted, second with V-insert, highrise waistline, line gown trimmed with Venetian vice-president; Beatrice long fitted sleeves with trumpet lace and designed with Empire MacAlpine, secretary; cuffs, full circular skirt with Watteau bodice. Bishop sleeves and ruffled Mary Rice, treasurer. train. Her two-tiered fingertip- train. Her veil of bridal illusion, Directors elected for one length veil of imported silk illusion which was made and designed by the year are George Taylor, was trimmed with lace and attached maid of honor, was attached to a Dr. Richard Olmsted, to a lace Camelot cap. She carried a matching lace headpiece. She Beatrice MacAlpine, Mary bouquet of carnations, baby’s breath, carried a bouquet of miniature car- Rice, Elsie Minicucci and Open Sundays! and stephanotis. -nations, yellow puff pompons, baby’s Rose Shea. breath and purple statice. Directors elected to Miss Lynn Parker of Manchester Miss Janet Wilson of Manchester serve two years are Mr. was her sister’s maid of honor. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids and Mrs. Alfred Steele, and r % ■'' Bridesmaids were Miss Lisa Parker were Miss Laurie Banavige and Miss three years, Lillian Juneau and Miss Marguerite Parker, both of Kathy Banavige, both of Manchester and Walter Mozzer. i A M T o ; PM Manchester, and sisters of the bride. and sisters of the bridegroom. The installing officer 9 00 4 00 Gary Halt of California served as Donald Costello of Geneva, N.Y., was Mrs. John Gregan, best man. Ushers were William formerly of Manchester; and Robert ■’ . < 4 past president of Connec- Smith of New Jersey and Greg Ship- Major and Yven Blais, both of East tlcut No. 604, East man of Indiana. Hartford. Chapter, AARP; chairper A reception was held at the home son of the (k)nnecticut Joint A reception was held at the Tobac of the bride’s parents, after whiqh -i NRTA-AARP legislative co Valley Inn in Windsor, after which the couple left for Jamaica. committee, and lobbyist the couple left for Bermuda. For for AARP In Washington. traveling, Mrs. Lindstrom wore ’a The next meeting of the yellow pantsuit. They will reside in Manchester Green (Chapter 7 Manchester. will be Sept. 9 at 1:30 p.m. / in Fellowship Hall at Com Mrs. Lindstrom is employed as a Mrs. Glenn B; Banavige munity Baptist Church] 585 licensed practical nurse at E. Center St. Probate 1ST CUT Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. Judge William FitzGerald BONE-IN Lindstrom is employed at the Pratt will be the speaker. His & Whitney Division of United topic will be on some of the Miseia Photo Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. mttuammmma pitfalls of neglecting to Mrs. Keith H. Lindstrom B ir t h s make a will. BEEF CHUCK BONELESS ▼ BEEF CHUCK BONE-IN Refreshments will be served. UNDER BLADE POT ROAST I UNDER BLADE STEAK BEEF CHUCK BEEF CHUCK TASTY a CUT FOR SHOULDER STEAK I Coyne, Rachael Catherine, Goodin, Ryan Neil, son of PAHIES JUICY BONELESS Farm tours planned dauj^ter of Norbert and Catherine Kenneth L. and Catherine Hlldock BONELESS BEEF CHOCK LONDON BROIL * 1 ? ’ Hewlett Ctoyne of 35 Famham Dr., Goodin of 425 Avbry St., South Wind gBEF^NO , BONaESS. FOR SWISSINQ East Hartford. She was bom June 30 " Sidewalk CUBES FOR STEW sor. He was born June 25 at = CHUCK BOnOM ROUND STEAK at Manchester Memorial Hospital. M an^ester Memorial Hospital. His $-j59 BEEF CHUCK BONELESS Her maternal grandparents are Mr. sign-ups dEEFROUND, BtW aESS ------BARBARA RICHMOND Niemann dairy farm on In Hartford County, the Each host farm will Nassiff Photo maternal grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. David Hewlett of TIP STEUC HerAld Reporter Jobs Hill, Ellington, will farms to visit will be: provide tour guides to in The engagement of Miss Debbie R. Mrs. Stephen R. Hlldock of ’Tucson, 9 Berkshire, England. Her 'paternal planned BEEF ROUND.MM BONELESS ------‘ "City folk’’ who think open its doors to the public. Hastings Farm, Hill St., sure that guests get a full Adler of Manchester to Michael S. Ariz. His paternal grandparents are grandfather is Leo F. Coyne of UNDER BLADE STEAK milk, eggs, vegetables and Coordinators for this tour Suffield, dairy; Mulnite view of what it takes to Kaprove of East Hartford has been Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goodin of Wilson. * ”. fruit appear by some Wethersfield. She has two sisters, Manchester’s Sidewalk 1 will be Henry Lanz and Farms, Graham Rd., produce their food and to announced by her parents, Mr. and He has a brother, Erik, 3. magic in the super Edward Luginbuhl, both of Mrs. Sheldon Adler of 29 Diane Dr. Sarah 5, and Clave 3. Sale on Thursday, July 15, Pork Poultry Wlndsorville, nursery and answer questions of both will Include more than 80N8 Hi EQUAL ^ Vkal ^ L a m b markets, will have the op Ellington. tobacco; Accornero Farm, children and adults. Mr. Kaprove is the son of Mr. and AMOUNTfOFMLOW.^ Caron, Chad Steven, son of David food, drink and good buys. ■ LAOEACSOER CHICKEN portunity to tour some area In Hebron the Melvin Mrs. Fred L. Kaprove of 19 PORKIOM CHOPE lEGSRUMP Clark Hill Rd., South The bureau said the 500,- L. and Cecile Bouthillier Caron of 64 There will also be two PLUMPS IP fi OF farms to actually see Strickland poultry farm on Glastonbury, orchard; and 000 acres devoted to Northfield Dr., East Hartford. EtTOsiio, Nunzio, son of Sabato LEGS where most of their food Bolton St. He was bom June 29 at booths set up on the ASSORTED CHOPS MEATY 7 9 OF VEAL BONEJN ■ A M R n e w ZEALAND East St. will explain about Yankee Milk, Milk Lane, agriculture produce 40 per The bride-elect was graduated and Rosanna Modugno Esposito of ‘TJ U tln P FROZEN WHOLE » r . ‘ products do come from. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His sidewalk where residents raising poultry. Coor Newin^n. At the latter cent of the state’s milk from Manchester High School in 1973 179B E. Middle Tke. He was bora PORK LOIN,LOm, BONE4N, FOR BARBEQUE CAOE BLADE CUT IMPORTED NEW ZEALAND, FROZEN A statewide farm open maternal grandparents are Mr. and may register to vote. dinator will be Edward farm visitors will see the needs, 100 per cent of the and from the University of Connec June 21 at Manchester Memorial SHOULDER VEAL CHDPS house, involving 41 Connec Mrs. Romain Bouthillier of One booth will be in front »n* SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 1 ? Foote of Hebron. processing of milk, the requirements of New ticut in 1976. Hospital. His maternal grandparents COWITRY STYU RIBS *11* CHICKEN BREAST 9 9 ticut farms, will be con Brooklyn. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Modugno of of Bernie’s Pizza, 699 Main CUT SHORT NEW ZEALAND. FHOZiai Potato grower ’Thomas churning of butter and England-grown fruit, 30 Her fiance was graduated from PORK LOIN, BONE4N WMTE A D A M ducted July 17 and 18 from are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Caron of St. and will be manned by ShopRHe B O N aESS, klEAT LaChance, Colton Rd., such. per cent of the vegetables Klngswood School in 1971 and from East Hartford. His paternal grand RIB VEAL CHDPS *1*.* SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS Bo}{g° 1 to 5 p.m. The tours will be Moosup. He has a brother, Nicholas parents are Mr. ai^ Mrs. Nunzio people from the registrar IMPORTED NEW ZEALAND, FROZEN Somers, will be assisted by The tour will also include in season, and 90 per cent the University of Connecticut in 1975. CENnR LOIN CHOPS Why Ply More? sponsored by the Connec- 9; and two sisters, Renee 14, and Esposito of New York. of voters office. ’I^ se TURKEY PAN ROAST f e * 2 ” Mrs. Horace Pease of farms In Litchfield, New of the eggs and poultry The couple is planning a November RIB LAMB CHOPS ticut Farm Bureau Christa 12. cond booth, at 923 Main St. PORK LOIN, BONELESS LDIN VEAL CHDPS Sumers, with the tour of London, Windham, and meats. wedding. ShopRtte BONaESS A U WHITE MEAT »1S* IMPORTED NEW ZEALAND, FROZEN Association, Inc. and eight In front of the Savings FOR PEPPER OR STEW his acreage. New Haven counties. The bureau also revealed County Farm Bureaus. Bank of Manchester, will BLADE ROAST LOIN LAMB CHOPS *1Z* Chuck Smith’s Circle R The Farm Bureau said that Connecticut farmers TIfflKEY PAN ROAST fe*2*® BDNELESS VEAL CUBES * n * The farm bureau said be run by members of the Variety Meats______ZEALAND, FROZEN farm will provide a tour Connecticut farmers have have invested about $900 FRESH, CUT FROM THE SHOULDER close to 40 per cent of what' League of Women Voters. FROZEN RACK OR LOIN OF LAMB and information concer learned to use every bit of million In capital items ShopRHe or OEM SMOKED, BONaESS *!*.» Connecticut residents con Both of the booths will be CUBED VEAL STEAKS ning the raising of beef cat technology available. Tliey such as land, buildings, POHK SHOULDER HfRL WATER AD D ED • 1 " ,b. *1 1 * Buy Big A Save____ sume in the way of food is registering voters from 10 TURKEY WINGS b. ------UNTRIMMCO tle. His coordinator will be have, brcause of costs of equipment and livestock. H L LS H IR E “ 59< FROZEN, BREADED OR AVERAOE WEIGHT produced by some 2,900 a.m.-8 p.m. MO LBS. b. Y * Louis Malkus of Storrs. production which have Manchester area POLISH KILBASSI FROZEN _ _ CUBED VEAL STEAKS Connecticut farm families Ten members of the 8 9 '. BONMN. lEEF LOIN fum ) tABa Also on the tour will be risen faster than the selling residents interested in CLASSIFIED WORD i-sportiweer FROZBi SKINNED A DEVBNEO UNTRIMMED AVERAGE WT, 1M7 LBS. iSW b . M * * who own and utilize 500,000 the dairy farm of Douglas ADS IN THE h e r a ld ] League of Women Voters WITH POCKET FOR STUFFING price of their commodities, further information con CALOORIHOmNOt were recently sworn in as ■ BEEFLIVEH TURKEY ORUMSTICKS . 5 9 I umrtmmad (xjte Dertvotf: Boneleea acres. and Wilbur Porter RFD 2, 6 to 25 DAYS BREAST DFVEAL Roeato. 8 t ^ C>» Mm fu$5T)^ $e$g L found ways to produce cerning the tours should 6 9 '. The bureau said Connec M A N C H ifm assistant Registrars of Hebron. Mrs. Marilyn more food per person call the Tolland County 6e per .word per day ticut farmers have in voters so they could legally Porter will be coodinator employed...to the benefit Fresh Produce creased their products to Agriculture Center, Ver 643-2711 register people. of this tour. of state residents. non, 875-3331. FroienFood meet the growing demands All tours will be free of of the state’s more than 3 charge and interested per We bought out BING CHERRIES CHOCK FULLO’NUTS COFFEE IMITATION MAYONNAISE million residents. ^ A L L PURPOSE GROUND ORANGE JUICE sons are invited to visit as KRAFT Of the 41 host farms, five many of the farms as they tho ontiro going out ShopRite are in Tolland County. The wish. a $ 4 5 9 M e d ic a l Q Q c of businose Stock of 5 9 ? 3 6 -o z. 2 I 2 I ""*"***™*"**'''"*****"‘*“'‘'‘^ ...... certificates fi T 5 9 * ^ cans Recent college graduateiTj r e q u ir e d Cantalopes RIPE iKh<.59' ShopRite PaperPlatesiWMo Peanuts DRY ROASTED ^ ^ '9 9 ® All Manchester students CALIF. U.S. Lemonade .s:6 s8 9 ' Potatoes .7■ 'B"$IZE ShopRite ( who wish to participate in 5a 69' 2 0 -lb .$ O 1 9 NORMAN MILLER! Briquets PA LM BEACH Potato Chips 69® Charcoal bn Chicken JOHNNY junior and high school HIIU BROS. REGULAR FASHION FIVER athletic programs next Peaches JUICY 3 -8 9 ' OR EUCTRIC PERK i-ib.$p9 MARIO ADDABBO Club sis^?R%^^sr — te99® - wuB. w ' w ’ Coffee "BUY'BUY NOW NOW AND AND SAVE" SAVE" CM X CARSON RO0. $130.00 year are r^uired to have a lYEUOWA Broccoli - S " 3‘*8 9 ' • medical certificate of par- SquashsTREEN 2 .3 9 ' 27 Walker St. ti<^ation. Soda ’’TS’.sa"'" v 4 9 ' Lighter F lu id a a * !” Pound Cakexs ‘irB B ' M.S. degree N o w *7 5 ® ® GREEN STANLEY SAVE % „ % Inis doesn’t mean that Peppers FANCY computer science 50 80 .3 9 ' * r e o u l « <« _ every child has to have a Shasta SS* 8 1 cookie corner-______BLACKER JOHNNY CARSON A Cod Fillet STANLEY BLACKER physical. DRESS SUCKS OFF HIS PRICES Non Foods ALL VARIETIES Rensselaer L a ig t Q n u p 'Ilie student’s doctor may Rice..?®™ ■«*!** ViennaFingeis 76' Donuts WELCH'S SUITS SPORTCOATS sign this certificate if the Polytechnic Rag. 10 $110.00 Appetiser Institute P tg , to Most Curront Summor Fashions physician has seen the stu FOAM PICNIC CHEST Dairy Case $145.00 50% O ff dent within the past year 50% Off $7.80 to $13.80 Now S27.N to SSSJM and if, in the doctor’s opi TURKEY ROLL ShopRite PIES FLEISm ANN’S MARGARINE nion, the student is 50-qt. $ 0 6 9 LONGACRE FKtNCH APPLE, lEIM N HOUROOK SHORT SLEEVE Exampfos of Bargains CfKNMO From medically able to par size MEnNOUeiXLOZ.I. BLUEBSmV, DRESS SHIRTS ticipate In school sports. WHITE MEAT A f P U OR COCONUT CU8TMW (200Z.) If In the physician’s opi MICHAEL J. LaFRANCIS KnUroltook Polyostsr Slacks • Cool Calctitta Shorts 9 9 nion, a physical exam is --- II ffog. $15.00 WOO quart GEM NOW...... recommended, an appoint cans ShopRite WHITE 20-OI- f i Q c MOTTS GRADE RL.*1S^ OURS * 6 a6 6 • Slacks 99< Bologna (STORE SLICED) Bread "NOPRES.AOOCO'' IMVM 0 7 DAWN A Bolton ment may be made with Medium Eggs FRESH DOZ. 7 HeaHhtBeeutvAhh B.S. degree BOSTONIAN LEISURE SHIRTS eiUier the student’s doctor Seafood ^ShopflHe psychology 8oHd or Paney Csp Sloovs~Gottoii • Long or Short Sleeve or the school physician. DcllDcIte magna cum laude SHOES *27*<* Blouses or Shirts Appointments with the SHAVE CREAM ALL NATURAL . $700 T-Shirts school physician will be FILLET OF FLOUNDER Saint Leo College All Ltalhar (JCE CREAM S i ShopRite BACON Rag. to $42.00 schedule the first week of COLGATE OURS • Few Quiana Blousos school. ‘FRESH D widths only Savatori *3.33 REGULAR or i.|b $ 4 4 9 Certificate of participa TTIESH 8UFOOO AVAIL IN STOMS VWliT LEATHER y S B W C E DB»T». «TANTINO WED. JULY T IM THICK pkg] I TIES long, Black 0 Pantsuits tion forms are available at ShopRite BELTS any Manchester FROZEN 2-lb. Q Q C KNIT SHIRTS Polyester Sown, pediatrician’s office or at .59' Fishcakes HEAT'NURVE pkf. riE LS« ?lw 50%*" o gowns the Town Health Depart GeniFranlc'i&“ a 79' 50% O ff 5 0 % RLi'SS OURS *13.33 ment. . $4.28 to IS.00 $2.80 to 84JI0 On the first day of sports jtot f®*®"'# the right to Imitth* purchase of sales to unite of 4 of any sale items, except where otherwise noted.’’ STEPHEN M. JOHNS $3 to $7.80 • Drassos practice In the fall, *Wakefem Food Corporatton 1976 students may pick up the Ml Mm c M m From Rag. Stock - m i SalM FMal Lady Manhatlen • Co-Ordinato letters and permission Greenwood Dr. noralSMrts cards to be signed by their M. M. degree parents granting permis- 807 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 214 SPENCER STREET JpUiard School MART PLAZA VERNON Sion for athletic participa •I!L * 1 8 - o u r s * .! MANCHESTER of Music 5 • Blaisrs tion. The cards will also MANCHESTER • 072-8008 give information as to OPEN 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. OPEN M0N.-FRI. 7 A.M. - MIDNIGHT OPEN DAILY THURO. A PHI. TIL t whom to contact for PHONR ira-oois emergency treatment In S m i k U d I An ipprox. $12,000 Stock to sell for approx. $4,600. Mr the event a student Is in Formal Wear • Men i Clottiing BOTH STORES OPEN SUNDAYS 9-4 Mlllar’i last atora was In the Fox Run Mall. QIaatonbury,* jured during an athletic PRICES EFFECTIVE AT SHOP-RITE STORES LISTED program and the parents ABOVE Conn. cannot be reached. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR • - PAGE TWENTY-FIVF. Secre/ Ballot volve “a kind of inquisitorial MEXICO CI’TY (U P I)- Jose Lopez Portillo, the Town checks der to shoulder along an open voter's name and return address. Enrique Valencia of the columns unearthed by In the year 1795 a court in power unknown to the principles wall. Anyone could peek. Although no ulterior motive was Looters are making off handpicked successor of of our government." National Institute of Q f South Carolina was handed a But a court ruled later that this proven, the ballots were rejected. with archeological President Luis Echeverria Morley have found their Consumer Concern swim pools political hot potato. A local can Ever since the nation's begin procedure was so vulnerable to “Absent voting would be large treasures from thousands Alvarez, recently called Anthropology and History way to Mexico City’s nings, the secrecy of the ballot didate, defeated for the town corruption that the votes could ly useless," said the court, “if of pre-Colombian Indian the looting "a crime said SO stone columns anthropological museum. THE council, claimed that some of the has been recognized as our ulti not be counted. secrecy is not maintained. If out for safety mate political safeguard. And, ruins in Mexico and the against culture” and said covered with Mayan scrip t' Some pieces of stonework votes asainst him had been mis Voting machines have reduced siders may see how the individual Mexico’s ancient have been taken out and MACAP facts fa m ily ! I ! counted. His proposal was simple; with minor exceptions, how a citi the possibility of connecting a voted, many voters will refrain money-short government more funds will have to be have been stolen from the zen marks his ballot continues to used in home construction Twenty to thirty swim Call the voters to the witness specific ballot to a specific voter. from voting rather than tun the is unable to hire enough spent to safeguard the In Calakmui site on the Not many consumers are MACAP is sponsored by stand, put them under oath, and be—in the eyes of the law—no But problems may still arise in risk of such a possibility.” security guards to put a dian ruins. Yucatan peninsula, dis and even road-building, he ming pools buiit without LAWYER A one's business but his own. treasures looted aware of the assistance the Association of Home make them tell how they voted. absentee balloting. stop to the thefts. covered in 1933 by Dr. said. But mainly they’re permits have been dis by Will Borriiird Secrecy applies not only to tes A public service feature of the offered by the Major Appliance Manufacturers, election official, upon re Officials of the National Right now, one man Sylvanus G. Morley of sold. In some cases the covered so far this swim timony in the courtroom but also ceiving some absentee ballots, American Bar Assoeialion and Appliance Consumer Ac Gas Appliance Manufac But after due deliberation the to procedure in the voting booth. the Connecticut Bar Associa Institute of Anthropology sometimes has to watch Washington’s Carnegie thieves transport the stone season, according to es court said no. Forcing such a dis transferred them from the blank tion Panel (MACAP) in turers Association and In another case, voters marked tion. and History say most of the pieces away in helicopters timates made by Chief closure, said the court, would in inner envelopes to the original over an archeological site Institute. Valencia said helping solve consumer National Retail Merchants their ballots while standing shoul outer envelopes—containing the artifacts end up in the and small airplanes. Building Inspector Francis © 1976 American Bar Association spread out over several that only a couple of the complaints. Association. hands of U.S. citizens. acres. J. Conti and Zoning En Three Individuals from forcement Officer E m en Southern New England are R. Macheil Jr. included on the panel of 10 Pools built without per members. ’They are: Dr. mits, as well as those that Elsie Fetterman, do not conform to safety SWrrCH TO FOOD M ART.. .YOU’LL LOVE THE CHANGE! professor of Family regulations, continue to be MANCHISTIB FOOD MART Economics, Cooperative a major problem for the Extension Service, Univer town Building Department. WALDBAUMS sity of Connecticut, Storrs; Last year, 50 pools that had Edwin P. Palumbo, been built without permits executive director, Rhode were found, and in 1974, the Island Consumer’s Council, first spring after Macheil Food M art Providence, Rhode Island, was hired, 200 such pools and John Rose Jr., at were uncovered. OPEN SUNDAY torney, Hartford. WALDBAUM'S Conti said the 1974 figure MACAP accepts com is so high because before plaints and receives com that time the department 9 A.M . TO 4 P.M. You S ave *5.16 ments from appliance had never had the man owners. The panel power or time to search for Food Mart and more with our coupons and specials! reviewed a total of 1,077 non-permitted pools. Short files during 1975. ly after Macheil was hired, Major appliances with a house-by-house survey Our outstanding all week specials begin with 10 super Food Mart coupons that save you which the panel is con was undertaken. But, even FOOD MARTS EVERYDAY LOW PRICES more cash everyday and send you home with a bigger bundle for less money! cerned are dehumidifiers, now, the department is not dishwashers, disposers, able to adequately search gas incinerators, for such pools, Conti said. humidifiers, home laundry Although the number of YOU SAVE TWO-FOID AT FOOD MART EACH AND EVERY WEEK equipment, ranges, pools discovered without Food Mart Fresh Grade“A’White refrigerators and freezers, permits has fallen, Conti room air conditioners, and Macheil are still con U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE trash compactors and cerned about the problem. water heaters. "There has been a big in To register a complaint flux of pools in the last with MACAP first contact, three years, Conti said. fOP LARGE EGGS in this order, the dealer Since 1973, there have been service agency and the 431 p o o ls b u ilt in JULY 10. LIMIT ONE DOZ. • ONE COUPON PER FAM IIy ! company headquarters of Manchester. t j fice. If unsatisfied, write to “These are only pools ■ ■ T M Food Club MACAP at 20 North with permits. How many STEAK Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. were put in without per Food Club 60606, or phone collect mits, only the Good Lord SIEAK (ROUND) 5 lb . bag 312/236-3165. and the neighbors know,” STEAK ROAST Include the name and Conti said. brand of appliance, ad When a non-permitted dress of dealer and service pool is found, Macheil s m 6 0 SUSAR agency, date of purchase, writes to the people and s 4 7 S s « 3 S WITHPRIOR PURCHASE O f JIO.OO OR MORE AND THIS model and serial numbers, SUGAR COUPON AT POOD MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY tells thefn the proper steps ■ • LB. eWITH THIS m COUPON W I JULY 10. LIMIT ONE 5 LS. RAG - ONE COUPON PER factual description of the for registering the pool. problem and efforts to Then, the building depart resolve it. Copies of ment inspects the pool to Top Frost receipts are helpful. make sure safety OUR BEST Top Frost - Vz Gallon Carton regulations have been met. BREADED Answers to questions of Conti feels part of the Veal Patties general interest will blame lies with the pool Beef Patties ^2,99 appear in this column. Ad salesmen. “The sellers are dress questions to: “Of afraid if they tell people a HEAM ^ Consumer Concern” Dept, n OUNCE tOTTLI 6 9 Sunsweet Prune Juice ;L FLAVORS • GAL. C A R T O N ^ building permit is Heinz Ketchup Chef Boy-Ar PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,. Wed., July 7, 1976 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 7, i»76_ p a p . r TWENTY-SEVEN / We’ve ReaRy Trimmed Meat 4r n i m COME SEEi ADVERTISED ITEM PDLICY Each ol (hast advertliad llama la required to be readily available tor Prices This W eek... COME SAVEi aala at or below the advertlied price In each ASP atore, except ae ipeclllcally noted In thia ad. / m BEEF ROUND BONELESS [iUPE ADVERTISED ITEM PDLICY A&P Beef M b. pkg. Burr Corners Each of these advertised Items Is re Franks quired to be readily available tor sale at or below the advertised price at 1135 Shopping Plaza Tolland Turnpike, Manchester In this ad. FRESH U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Bottom CONTAINS; $ 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Box-0- 3 BREAST OTRS. MYLES IIBSY 3 LEG OTRS. NEXT TO CALDORS DELI MANAGER 3 NECKS.3 WINGS Chicken 3 SETS OF GIBLETS 49«J Round STORE SLICED Manchestor, 2?®“ “ ■ > Ba i FEATUBE STOKSlffl^l Corned Beef Cooked k Roasts Connecticut h ' f " *4 ’/2 lb. m f/M Boast Beef STEVE PIERCE U.S.D.A. INSPECTED BEEF LOIN - TOP BUH PRODUCE MANAGER THOMPSDN '/2 lb. FRESH LUSCIOUS Seedless Fresh Boneless OUR STAFF’S Jumbo AMERICAN SLICES Chicken GREATEST GREAT Sirloin PLEASURE IS TO 000000 ON A SERVE YOU! Cantaloupes Legs GRILL COME IN AND SAY KEVIN O'CONNOR PINT Steaks SWEET DAIRY CLERK BOX (POPULAR STEAKHOUSE CUT) “HELLO" Now lb. JUICY CHEESE FOOD SLICES WHITE OH COLOHED S u n d a y s |CALiFDRNiALDNGWHiTE 9 a.m. 'til ea. iPotatoes I 5 p.m. 6 9 « ALASKAN iFresh Green Peppers 49^ SALAD SIZE SPAGHETTI PASTA ROMANU cs3r Cooked iRed Tomatoes RIPENED 6 9 ^ 16 oz. i/ Shrimp S a u c e d ; pitg. ■Fresh Sweet C o rn B 'j^l"" > 4 9 8 9 Pl(3- ^ |Red Radishes s (FROZENI WITH COUPON BELOW *51% I WITH COUPON ALSO REGULAR. SUNNYBROOK VARIETIES ELBOW. OR ZITI y i‘ BELOW GRADE "A" DERATED-PAPER PLAIN OR OAniC-KRAFT SOAPFIUED BICMT IIU .j POLY BAG-MIX V Coronet Napkins Barbecue Sauce 10M.4 39 LARSON'S VES-AU SOS Pads [ Nestea Iced Tea 10 h i m . I FRESHUKE-SHOESTRING C O P f f l ID u . OISHOHEROENT Mixed Vegetables K IIN Carrots or Beets Ahoy Liquid 91 All EXCEPT CREAM RUEO-FNOZEN ' MH. i Aunt Jemima Waffles 2 ,4^ 99^ SPANISH STYLE-ASP CREAMY I Stouffer’s Cupcakes 'i,*' 79 ^ kOu.4 HOWIE FRASER Tomato Sauce Cain’s Mayonnaise ^'99^ Marvel Ice Cream x99^ A U VARIETIES FIRST CLERK BICENTENNIAL JAR ■ INSTANT * Jumbo Scottowols 2'1*99® Sklppy Dog Food CREAMY OR CRUNCHY Maxwell House Coffee DovoSoap FOR8AUD80RCOOKINO INSTANT COFFEE JIf Peanut Butter WHITE OR COLORED DISPOSABLE m m m i Stella-D'oro Oil Borders 8100108*9' liM®* Drydee Diapers T 'ST “ DAVE OROWN LAMBRECT FROZEN DETERGENT BATHROOM Eight O’clock ASSISTANT MANAGER STEVE MELLAR DETERGENT CANNED MEAT MANAGER Cheese Wisk Scott JANE PARKER Dove Yukon Pizza Liquid Tissues' Liquid Soda aairon $ ^ ) 9 9 10 oz. ON THE PURCHASE OF 1 0 > ^ 9 9 ' coni. | | ^ 4 ' " “ 9 9 ^ !2oz.£ 2 0 C jar OELICIOUS c o n l.Q JI^ 4 - 8 9 ^|2 4 i“i.^3‘ 50‘ OFF W HITE OR ASP OR HYGRAOE - DOMESTIC ALL LABEL COLORS REGULAR WITH COUPON r ^ 13‘ OFF LABEL VARIETIES ALL FLAVORS | « I I U N VALUABLE COUPON BELOW • N K M K tS tn VALUABLE COUPON Canned Ham ' rMwiT"'" MEIN VALUABLE COUPON 1 ---- 1VALUABLE COUPON | ! W W U ^ SUNNYBROOK VALUABLE COUPON pkg:. JOHNSONS JOHNSON MF9N MFON 3 lb. can REGUURORA.D.C. FEMININE SANITARY 5 OZ..-REFILLS ol6 I. Medium \ I f\CE 0 PRIOeI Baby Hills Bros. : e a PRIDE • WITH COUPON BELOW Stay Free Dixie MfCR a\CEaPRID£l VALUABLE COUPON E'a PRIDE , Eggs Powder A RICH BLEND OF COFFEES '^AN. Coffee Maxi-Pads Cups ------\ culiieleotdezto 14 or. cool. MAN. DOMESTIC CANNED - ASP OR - — LIMIT ONE tOUFOHrEI F«MllV. , Z-lb. eiN 48cl.pk|. j UMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY. lOOrtpkl- V*IIQ JULY 4 10. 1976_ _ _ J W H V i l O i S limit one coupon pen family. Eight O’clock VALID JULY 4-10.1976. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. F O B UMIT ONE COUPON PEA FAMILY. • , £ ! ! Hi _HilOJiaY_4^1U«6_^____J i p JED |M E6i VALUABLE COUPON Instant Coffee'll FLOTHRU ’ ni«« * ’ nirar * VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON ib. can l Em h e r '* rdFON”" A 3 D Upton ALL VARIETIES ALL FLAVORS I ALASKAN SALAD SIZE 32 SAVE 50< Tannery Black Flag SAVE *2®" Jeli-0 Cooked IIMII ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY 33 Tea Bags VALIOJULY 4 10.1978. Cleaner Insecticides Gelatins W % 1 LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY. r T . M Ml l i w p I Z iz . juito; iSoz. liRvId la Shrimp VALID JULY A ID. 1976. l i l i f l l I C33W LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY. ______ANY SIZE CONT. FIVE-Soz.pkgs. LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY. i m m I fro zen m i . pk|. ______J p I-~ wili f ’ I l ' M UMIT ONE COUPON PENFAMIIT. _ ^ ICE a PRIDE • PRICE a PRIDE • PRICE a PRIDE • PRICE ' VALID JULY 4-10.1976. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. a i K I C 7 0 B LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMUY. g i S t PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 4 10. 1976 AT MANCHESTER ONLY _____ VALILJIlLYilO;.l9T6. J j l _ _ _ ^ ______...... ___ ^...... lO JU U jL 10^l£6_^...... __ _...... NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY A-loriDlTliTTisToiMUHITY ANoiclHiTY" ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS NOtT e SPON^LE fT r TYPOGRATHiArETRis ITEMS FOR SALE HOT AVAFAilElo OTHETRETliTEUETs OR WHOiB a IENS PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 7, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., JulV|7. 1976— PAGE TWENTY-NINE Answer Man finds the action in the Big Apple m M C C dean’s list Shriners to visit hospital Sunday ARNOLD SAWISLAK Alabama will turn up in the Kong by scaling the wall of will sweep the convention traffic jam will develop in .\3ISrON Louise Theroux, Michael J. Jordan, Robert B. King, Ted TOLLAND spread of Kudzu. The columnist will suggest that quali/led but deceased Thibodeau, Lynn T. WASHINGTON (UPI) - drunk tank and charge that the Empire State Building. hotels that a draft move midtown Manhattan as the , Gary C. Porter Labowskl, Mary Ann E liz a b e th W. B row n, Omar Shrine Club will visit the Carter headquarters will the candidate is soft on Democrats on it. The Villeneuve, Lynn M. Vlolette, The Campaign Answer he was accosted by three ment is being formed for Lalaihult, Peter M. Leber, Paipela Cough, Steven F. Shriner’s Crippled Children’s They will say that the of reporters and camera announce that the governor Kudzu and warn that his s u s p e n s e will rise Lynn A. Walnum, Susan Jane Man, festooned with friendly young women Teddy Kennedy, Hubert A.NDOVER George E. Lee, Lynn Lehman, Conlombe, Lisa Gottier, Hospital at Springfield, Mass., Sun ficer who cajoled the man crews rush from hotel to is sympathetic with the de campaign may founder on Thursday morning when Welsh, Deborah Ann badges and buttons and while taking his regular Humphrey, Eugene Cheryl Osborne, Robin Mark L. LePaiv, Beverly Charlene Ann Grade, day afternoon. down at great risk, to hotel running down these mand, hut will ask the the issue. someone in the Carter Whitehead, Jeannine Wright, iugging a briefcase bulging after dinner stroll through McCarthy or Milton Shapp. Williams Liebman, Bonnie Lindsay, Charlene Mastromatteo, John himself reported that the reports. delegation to withhold ac Question: Well, what suite sends out for a coin. Tracey L. Wring, Maryann R. with platform pianks and Times Square. He will say The reporters will pur Meg Lucas, Anthony T. Mutty, X3iristine L. Reilly, . The July visit has been annual for delegate obviously had Question: What about the tion until he can issue a about the vice presidential However, by lunchtime, Zawilinski Lupacchino, Genabeth A. credentiais cbailenges, that they took him to a sue all of the above men HOLTON David P. Zashut more than 20 years. something in his tea platform? Any excitement position paper on the nomination? Isn’t that the candidate will call a Marchel, Sharon L. Marks, dropped by on his way to quiet little cafe on a side tioned to their hotels and Linda Bailey, Arlene P. ELLING'rON besides ice cubes. there? problem. something that will get news conference and make Kathleen Martin, Guido R. Cochairmen are John Rieg and the Democratic convention street for iced tea, and that be told that there is nothing Fiano, Philip Groves, John F. Question: But what The China Lobby will people steamed up? his announcement. I am Leonard D. Bourret, Vic Massimei, Laurie A. McBrler- Fred Gaal; the chairman emeritus is to give us a preview of next someone must have slipped to the reports. But by that Answer Man: Of course. Lelner, Donna M. Mqus, toria R. Meintire, Sharon J. VERNON about the convention issue a statement Insisting Answer Man: That will not sure what he will say, ty, David T. McCann, Richard Harold Barnsley, who served as week's festivities. something into his drink. time, a new rumor will be On Monday, the Tennessee Donald Pelletier, Marie B. Wleliczka N. McConville, Nancy J. H ow ard A. A nderson, itself? Won’t there be any that the candidate also be the big show. By but I can predict what the master of ceremonies for many Question: Answer Man, circulating that a draft is or Utah delegation will an Peters, Valerie B. Robinson, McCooe, Nancy McOrath, Patricia A. Avery, Raymond suspense about the state his position on Wednesday morning, the Michelle D. Simon, Cheryl A. GLASTONBURY years. do you anticipate any con nounce that its members reporters will respond Mary S. Meason, Ronald Bazzano, Monica Bloniarz, The police will respond nomination? under way for Jerry Quemoy and Matsu. A list of the top five con Stephens Linda Alfano, Donna M. troversy or excitement at will insist that the plat when he has disclosed his Melnik, Duane L. Mitchell,. Margaret W. Burctuliids, that the fellow was found Answer Man; You can Brown, Morris Udall, television network will tenders will grow to 67. choice. Beebe, Richard Blaschik, Pat Kathleen Mae Carlson, Bar For entertainment, the Shriners Madison Square Garden George McGovern or form be opened for amend Mary L. Montany will have ’’Tominick the Great,” a trying to reenact the count on |t. Sometime produce an instant This will be reduced when Question: What will they COLUMBIA sy Ann Brosky Eller, Barbara bara Ann Chamberlin, next week? Richard Daley. A huge ment in order to consider a Robert Moulton, Devora L. youthful magician who will dress in climatic scene of King Tuesday morning, a rumor documentary on the Kudzu one of the lists is found to say? Lynn E. Browne, Karen A. Fiszel, David C. Foran Jr., Mull, Evie C. Muller, William Timothy R. Cyr, Ben Aviv Answer Man: Oh, yes. I plank denouncing the the Bicentennial theme of red, white problem and a newspaper have the names of several Answer Man: "WHO?” Keegan, Anthony M. Mauro Robert W. Haesche, James M. J. Munroe.-John P. Murphy, Damari, Laurie J. Duell, expect several issues to Hunt, Sherrill L. Koezur, Philip A. Nadeau, Patti Jane Leslie J. Filiurin, David L. and blue. His assistant is Noreen arise immediateiy. First, COVENTRY Daniel G. Kowalchik, Anne B. Nlcolazzo, Fred L. Nukis, Flamino, April Lee Fortier, O’Laughlin. Tomlnick’s real name is there wiil be ioud protests Louise A. Bigelow, Susan G. Loper, Vat A. Loper Jr., Bridget O’ConnelL Maryanne Philip R. Gagne, Paula Ann Thomas Carbone and he lives in West from the Oregon or New MEAT STREET U.S.A. Bohr, Renee Y. Cloutier, Kathleen Ann McGuire, Pappas, Raymond C. Parr, Galligan, Robin L. Getz, Simsbury. Hampshire delegations Cynthia J. Eaton, Don Donald G. Melanson, Judith Richard Pezzulo, Gloria M. Rosaleen H. Gill, Janice Ann that they have been Federowicz, Glenn E. Gillon, M. Moriarty, Valerie Plante, Sharon E. Plaqte, Gorecki, Jean H. Griffen, The Manchester Junior Women’s Robert Gottier. Jeff Ostrander, Susan F. Jane Polowitzer, Ursula Daniel P. Hamm, Claudia J. Club wiil accompany the Shriners assigned rooms in a hotel Ouellette, Joanne Palazzi, Johnson, John C. Johnson, that obviously had last Jamaitus, Sherrill Kotowskl, Quental, Sheila J. Regan, and will put on a puppet show and two Keith R. Palmer, Joyce E. Mary Philinger, Maureen Frances G. Ricci, Ricbaiid C. Marion Krupa, Juanita J. Len- original plays, "Come Swim With been used during the 1924 . tocha, Adelaide Martin, Neil Philbrick, Melvin C. Pierson, Riley, Joseph Supino, Daniel Risley, Douglas B. Rivard, Me” and “The Signing of the convention and since had Robert J. Scarchuck F. Teveris, Jacqueline Whip Marianne L. Roback, Norman E. Matthews been occupied by devotees ple Veronica Mello. Peter Declaration of Independance” as R. Rodrigue, David W. Roller, seen through the eyes of animals. of 50-cent wine. Fresh Whol^ EAST HARTFORD HEBRON Anita H. Rosen, Sandra L. Menard, Robert M. Meriam, Albert F. Mimo, Edith A. The delegation chairmen Jacquelyn Barbie, Nancy Rosen, John M. ^Ivatore. Marilyn G. Allain, Donald Mimo, Robert S. Peck, John Hospital tours are available from 2 will demand meetings with Bargesser, Robin Ann Barles, Richard Sandbach, Stephen SUPERMARKETS Belanger, Marianne J. Moore, F. P erry , Toni M. Pike, p.m. At 4 p.m., and if the weather is the national chairman, the C hickens Anita C. Beaudette, Louise A. Edward A. O’Coonor Jr., Sue Savino, Daniel H. Schultz, C. Deborah L. Rich, Sharon favorable, the children will be mayor and Jimmy Carter. Bilodeau, Christopher- G. Mary Oliver Lee Scott, Barbara A. Senna, Roshka, Kathleen J. Schooley,' wheeled or walked to the patio for Blake, Judith A. Breen, Gail Kevin M. Shea, Lester C. They will be offered sub 2V2 to 3 lbs Jaim e L. Smith. Linda A. the entertainment. If unfavorable Ann Brielmann, William M. .MANGHESTER Silver Jr., Michael K. $imcox, stitute quarters in Jersey Land O Lakes Sorensen, Sandra M. Connors, Daniel W. Corcoran, Barbara Simmons, George weather prevails, the show will be in City, which they will Split, Qtrd. Grethe R. Adoff, Edward Strycharz, Judith M. Szalon- Debra M. Creeden, John R. Smith, Richard A. Smith, the auditorium-schoolroom. reject, vowing never to Butter Ambach, Francis Armen- tai, Thomas W. Wilkinson, or Cut up Dailey, Steven W. Demeo, Charles Sorden, Derrick M. come to another national tiano, Barbara C. Avery, Thomas I. Woronowicz. There will be a cookout of ham- Ib Kathy E. Desjardin, Suzanne S t. T h o m a s , R a e A. convention in New York Susan C. B aker, A ndrea Tominick the Great burgs, hot dogs, soda and ice cream. 4 5 * Donofrio, Kevin R. Donovan, Balboni, Timothy A. Belair, Strickland, Terrance Sullivan, and anywhere else east of Quality Meals Denise Ann Dube, Lynn Marie Richard Bennett, Arthur F. Emma C. Swetzes, Martin the Platte River. from the Best 3 9 Ferris. Myra Jane Fiorey, Bodin, Edward A. Bombar Szeber, Carol M. Tarascio, Second, a delegate from Meat Men,In the Paul F. Fleury, Robot F. dier, Henry J. BotUceUo, Leo A. Tedone, Michael J. Futtner, Carol A. Garrison, Kristine M. Bourret, Jane M. Thibodeau, Shirley Thomas, BusInessI Ann J. Goode, Mary Jo Goode, Briggs, Cheryl A. Cantrell, Joan Thompson, Judith D. 116 EAST CENTER n e w g a m e w it h u s ? MHS give§ ______Richard A. Guerrini, Heidi L. Kim Cardello, Maurice P. Thrasher, Andrew J. Tierney, * o™ Perdue Fresh (Split, Qtrd. or Cut up 55‘ m) Gustafson, Susan M. Harvey, Castonguay, Antonio M. Elaine A. Tsokalas, Kendra new student Tina M. Hodyl, Lynne Ann Caxide, Jeffrey T. Chirgwin, West, Addie J. Wheeler, Mark $240,000 IN GISH PRIZES Peter Pan S ' ...... '“?79* Huntington, I^chael Hyson, Kimberly Ann Cbmura, Mark R. Wheeler, Janette F. Wodal, information nast Fresh Whole Chickens Richard A. Ivey, Linwo^ J. N. aavette, James W. Clif Stanley G. Wojeoski, Wayne f '"(formeriy W ) 7 OVER 100,000 TOTM. PHIZES ^ New students who will be Pillsbury Flour...... 5 bag 79* Fresh Chicken Breast Quarters w n i s S S 'i b Jackson, Wayne A. Jameson, ford, Kathleen M. Coffey, R. Wright Jr., Sandra L. Susanne P. Jubb, Richard Zinsser attending Manchester High Peter K. Cordner, Peter S. Betty C ro cker ...... '“^ 5 9 * Large Eggs Lachapelle, Deborah J. School next year should Cram, Cathy A. Cuneo, Judith { * ^1000^** WINNER I Lapre,Louis J. Letendre, San B. Deiere SOUTH WINDSOR report to the high school Grade A Leg Quarters bS, Hi-C Fruit Drinks...... 'ca“43* dra Low, Martin Lydon, Ann Cynthia L. Dodson, Dale Kathy A. Armstrong, Bar administration office for Boneless USDA Choice for London Broil E. Marsh, Barbara J. Mayo, Alan Duby, Lyle F. Eastman bara Ann Betancourt, Robert NOTHING TO lUY TO ENTER^ registration and to the Rtehard C. McEvltt, Belinda II, Martha L. Eddy, Carole B. Blake Jr., Helen C. guidance office for 5 9 P. Miller, Lauralee Millis, With This Coupon & Purchase of S5 or More Enderlin, Jennifer A. Fagan, Bradshaw, Thomas Cameron, Beef Shoulder Steak Raphael Murasso, Janice A. programming of courses Limil One, Valid July 4-10. 1976 H-380 Judith M. Fava, Thomas J. Frederick J. Decasperis, JOIN THE between the hours of 8:30 Boneless Beef for London Broil Murphy, Virginia A. O’Brien, Fazzina, Scott Fowler, Mark Susan M. Donlin, Sue Etonlon, and 11 a.m., and 1 and 2:30 Ann M. O’Rourke, Lodger P. E. French, Ralph L. Raymond Durette, Bette REVOLUTION With This Coupon A 7.80 Purchase j^WHh This Coupon A 7.50 Purchase'^WIth This Coupon A 7.50 Purchasal p.m. Pelletier, Gail C. Perry, Gezelman, Peter Gilgosky, Frledberg, Mary K. Ham J; AQAINST Beef Top Round Leslie A. Placenta, James P atricia A. Gineo, Jon B. mond, Scott F. Horsfield, _ SWEET Lire Students must present a Pinette, Lain Pinney, Patti SW EET LIFE HIGH FOOD year-end report card or Boneless Beef Rump or Graham, Royal S. Graves, Mario E. lerardl, Sharon SW EET LIFE Jean Poulin, Anne E. Quinn, Peter Greissle, Cheryl A. Lacaprucia, Joseph P. have a transcript PRICES Patricia Rayball, Renee J. Grllfing, James B. Crimea, Langton, James E. iSODA 69 forwarded to Manchester All Flavors Top Round Roast Roberts, Barbara T. Rollins, Gall M. Gutzmer, Marianna McCartney, John H. Murphy, BREAD OLEO High School before Donna L. Scavetta, Rosanna Hickey, Susan C. Hitt, George Eric P. Nelson, Daniel J. 4QT. One par customer A One Per CustooMr| One Per Custenier registration. For students Boneless Beef USDA Choice ■ V. Singarella, Carolyn R. Hobkirk, Joanne E. HowaM, Palmquist, Lauren J. Shelto, VsM My 7-10 0NLy9 < LOAF V iM M y M O I ViN M y 7-10 en terin g G rade 12, a Finast Soda Smith, Veronica Stanek, Nancy L. Hughes, Karen V. Diane Sherriffs, Melvin C. 19* transcript is required. Diane Stent, Diane E. Hutt, Linda Irish Stead Jr., Mlcbarel R. Stod Students entering Grades Eye Round Roast I b f Stepanek, Susan Sumsion, Martin Johnson, Diana R. dard, William Van Sicklln. 11 and 12 will be tested Hills Bros. Coffee...... ;:^„1.69 Boneless USDA Choice Sept. 7 at a time to be an Glad Lawn Bags...... "5®95* 28 CtGCOU....14 gal.69' nounced. r llling honor roll btls I Beef Chuck Pot Roast 9 9 l S W iE T LIFE Students entering Grade Glad Trash Bags Family . . ^20^ 1.99 ...... 10 will be assigned, by Ground Round Lean , ...... b1.19 GRADE 7 LEMONADE or mail, to one of the orienta B a g g i e s ...... ‘’5o79* GRADE 8 Robert Wilson, Lisa Wilt, iC Large Economy SectlonI P o H i a c D tou hd Round Extra 4 A A Laurie Bashaw, Marjorie Angela Zocco. tion and testing sessions on f d lll\7 0 Lean “Where Available ” ...... lb I t Z v Matthew Adamy, Russell FRUIT PUNCH Flnast Frozen Food Values! Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! Botteron, Alex Britnell, An Bagshaw, Shari Bauer, Alana GRADE 9 2/89 Sept. 1 and 2. 4 drew Browne, David Canuel, Beef Round for Kabobs ml.69 Bemtsen, Lynne Bono, Fred Gretchen Adamek, James Vi gal. Tropicana Chiffon Combo Chickon Pak Full Joan Colbert, Patricia Cone, Bossbardt, Jennifer Brewer, Adams, Sharon Anderson, Cut . . • lb Beef Sirloin Steak ^ ... ml.89 Dean Cook, Pam ela Cox, Catherine Brown, Suzanne Roy Badeau, Carl Baker, Legs, Thighs, Theodore Ciunmings, Susan p / ; Orange Juice Porterhouse Steak ir.',, m2.49 Brown, Linda Celinskl, Adrien Baracco, Joel Margarine Breasts and Dauer, Margaret Donovan. Catherine Connors, Phyllis Baranowski, Susan Breen, Wjngs Hamburger Steaks l^'iS.79 Also Lawrence Dupont, Cordera. Cary Coffin, Mark Copeland, 7 9 S Pamela Edberg, Sara Elman, Also Julia Denigris, Carol Tracy Culbertson, Kevin Loin Veal Chops Milk-Fed • • Ip 1.79 Diane Ferguson, Michael Donovan, Lynn Douville, Davicb. Soft l l b * ^ Flanagan, Kathleen Foye, Whipped pkgs ■ Beef Cube Steaks Rib Veal Chops...... pi.69 Robin Felletler, Teri Also Elaine Deszo, Susan FRESH, NATIVE 2 c a n s 8 9 Deborah Gadoury, Sandra Ferguson, Linda Fraher, Everett, Christine Fedorchak, BONELESS or Top Blade Shoulder Veal Chops.. Gray, Karen Gustafson. Michael Fraser, James Brenda Flaherty, Carey WHOLE 29 ml.49 Also David Gutman, Sandra 1. When mowing grass on Lemonade Finast . • ...... Z l l ° . n . 0 0 Steaks Boneless Gallagher, Kelly Gaouette. Flanagan, Janet Fowler, Beth Orange Juice Richmond ■ • ■ ■ • gal 59^ Veal Cutlets Jezouit, Doreen Jordan, Eric 1 CHUCK ROAST an incline with a walk- Beef USDA Choice m2.99 Also Patricia Gronda, GaUup, Steven Gauthier, CHICKENS Sara Lee ca”“ ...... X 9 9 * Ib Juttner, Alyson Kechejian, James Grzymkowskl, Robin J behind mower, the mow Cream Cheese F in « , ..... X'49* 1 Jones Bacon ___ lb l./W Richard Gelling. Edward Kenefick, Timothy Gustafson, Carrie Hagler, er should: Q a i i C Q A A Jones Brown & Serve Also Dana Gilbert, Susan Finast Spinach...... 5 1.00 Finast ■ . • cin Fresh Chicken Livers. m59* Kenefick, Shelly Killian, A. Move horizontally Cottage Cheese 1.25 w C s U d d y t? MinuleBreaklaslLinks • • « X89* William Halldtn, Lesley Gould, Andra Grasis, Dwight 1 l 9 Ingrid Krumins. Harrison, Robert Hesselbach, SWHTUPI along the lace of the Tasti Fries ...... 3p”ag°M.OO Chicken Thighs...... Hahn, Toni Hite, Karen Hutt, Biscuits Buttermilk . , ...... 8 X 1 .0 0 m89« Smoked Butts Freinch • • • • ml .69 Also Larry Krupp, Kim Christopher Hoyng, Tracy incline, or Michael Isko, Karen Johnson, MISNROOMS...... „ 3 / ’ 1 .0 0 Chicken Drumsticks. m99* In-Store Bake ShopI Lajoie, Robert Lebreux, Hummel. Cynthia Kenefick, Suzanne ^ ■ Ib. Ib .^ B. Up and down the in Diane Lessard, Marla Levy, Also Carol Hurlburt, Laurie cline. Sherbet N atural" Killian, Sharon Kingsbury, Coronet Chicken Breasts oXt. m99* Cake Donuts Cinnamon • • ■ , 40,69* Douglas Lucek, Susan Johnson, Paul Johnson, Jane Peter Krupp, Cynthia P M I P U P U ilS...... ,.» 4 / * 1 .0 0 2. A TV receiver can be Finast “ 9 9 Mackiewicz, Philip Mallnoskl, Jordan, Susan Katz, John Kel Ice Cream gl, | Chicken Breasts Boneless , Labonte. built into a wall safely. b1.89 French Hard Rolls...... 4o,69* Debra Martin, htory Martin, ly, nmara Labrenlci, Francine Also Michelle Legault, P J K O V t S ...... „ J 9 ‘ □ True □ False Chicken Hot Dot Available Only In Stores With In Store Bake Shops Brenda Mayo, Lorraine Lateano, Julie Lohr, Edward Edward LenUeux, Joyce X89* McGintick. V FROM THE DELI GEM ^ Lomnlcky, Penny Lutzen. Lessard, Jennifw Lodre, l4)rl Also Lori McDermott, iJniU h — ANSWERS— Also Doreen Maillet, Laurie Lumpkin, Colleen NEOOfNETCNOP...... * 7 9 ' W). SLICED SLICED McDowell, Sharon McGarty, Martens, Patience Martin, MacGlllvary, Paul Marie Jr., COLONIAL J* ssuoicjoqBT sjaiuMJopun Aq Margaret McNamara, SeM 3S!/\j9S Aiajes qqqnd Joanne McCarthy, Laurie Rhonda McGarry, Loren POLISH LOAF % McVeigh, Gary Melendy, 7 ROAST BEEF e se papjAojd McClelland, Karen McLaughlin, John McNary, NHISH...... *2/49‘ %lb. \ Keith Merritt, Richard McConnell, Dolores Michl, Michael Meredith, Donna PANNINQ'B ' 'A|ajes qoj Bottom Round Mlkoleit, Paul Ostrom, Dawn Brenda Moquin, John Mum- Monaco. aqi op ueo padxo {euoissoj Pagani, Sandy Paglulca, ford, Elizabeth Neuhelt. Also Michael Mumford, BNEUtOUTTERnCNlES ....»»44' $ 1 9 9 Denise Plante. HEINZ -ojd e A|uo iio||e|{)U3A poo3 Also Mary Neuhelt, Sally Maureen O'Connell, Joana S3J{nb3J 3J0J3J3li) i>dd JOMOd or Shoulder Roast Also Scott Reading, Neumann, Ellen Ostrout, Oshinsky, Kelly Ray, Jerome BMBEOUESMICE...... „ „ 4 9 ' |e3|j)33|3 JO sjjeM psjpunq jeja Jonathan Rubin, Julie Ryan, Annette Packard, Laurie Smith, Ronald Stavens, ■ Joanne Sartor, Michael -A3S SSUinSOOO J3A{303J 383 Palarinl, Debra Piatok, Valerie Sterling, Debre Savidakis, Mark Schauster, •J3A3 3qi 3S1VJ Aiqsqojj mterim Heather Plagge, Diane Poplk, Stevenson, NateUe Swift, Julie Shea, Carolyn Sherman, Bruce Randall, Ellen Rap- Z Clark Taylor, Sylvie Boneless Alison Smith, Terri Smith, paport, Steven Retch. J3M0U aqj o| p3|| s{ jeqj Thlvierge. Leslie Smith, Deborah Also Elena Rock, Susan 3doj 3 JO pua aqj pjoq eujp Beef Also Jennifer Thomas, Soloway. Roth, Burton Rubin, Lisa St. -ui aqj JO doj aqj jb uosjad' 3 Darlene Tierney, Cynthia Also Melissa Spiel, Klmetha Pierre, Michael Savidakis, Violette, Karen Wait, Martin OEM aABq 'daajs sj ||{q aqj jj y Stevenson, Jennifer Sullivan, lb IN I Catherine Seavey, Patricia Weinbaum, Charles Wickman, Mark Sutcliffe, Denise Swift, SARSEQUE T Baked Fresh the Finast Wayl Shirer, Pamela Sloan, Shelley Cheryl Wilhelm, Judith FRESH MADE Brian Toland, Theresa Twl- DAISY ROLLS...... Stevenson, Risa Strickland. Wilson, Michael Wilson. ,n« { with natural Ingredients ble, Andrew Wickwire, Tom ORE IDA Also Denise Thibault, Cara Also Scott Wittmann, Jen % CHUCK Mr. Dali FavorltesI my Williams, Paul Zepp, Ber ITALIAN Thompson, Michael Thrasher, nifer Woodbury, Jill Big Round Top nard Zimmerman. Cindy Tinney, Anita Tychsen, Zatkowskl, Allan Zimmer CRISPER.,...... 20 0 1 .' I 9 ) Chicory and Escarole.. 25* k STEAK SAUSAGE Southern ^Cooked Ham man. i TASTE 0 SEA I 2 Inches | Red Radishes...... "■29* White Bread and up lbs Peaches Fresh Scallions... 2 bunch., 29 $ 1 2 9 \ FLOUNDER DINNER Social Security CELESTE I'/ilb ^ ^ . New Yellow Onions.. 3Xf bag 598 Sandwich $ 4 1 9 Red Ripe Pkg Imported ^ 1 Ib. ^ i'4ib< .«n Favorite Q. I’ve had a maid come Q. When I retired-in May lb. Roasted Peanuts___ bag I • I 9 Freshly Sliced H considered. Since your RAVlOU...... I S o i. ' in twice a week for the past Tomatoes A n n i o e Slate Red a 4 3 - ^ 1 at age 65,1 had no plana to total 1976 earnings would Q IN O 10” OeliciousUSNo 12'/«” Min O lbs 1 n U O few months while my wife work any more. My ear be $1,240 over the limit, Swiss Cheese i'n p ° > ie 4 . . . 799* had been sick. Do I have to nings through May Here $620 (half of $1,240) would CHEESE PIZZA..:...... Frankfurt RollsEbXo 2"fn .00 report her wages? l l o i . ' Italian Hot Ham ...... m'1.29 $2,500. Now I have a be wlttiheld. L SWEET LIFE HOODS English Muffins... . 3 7 *1.00 A. If you pay her $50 or chance to earn $1,500 from Q. My mother, who has FRESH GROUND 4 IIM Yon German Bologna Dell • . 769* more in cash in any three- August through D u m b er, Medicare, was hospitalized POPSICLES...... IITM 1 5 'off Lemon Pies...... X'59* month calendar quarter, at a rate of $ ^ per month. W ith this coupon on H ) pkg 100 'iin this Bakery Items Available Tues. thru Sat Only Kahn’s Liverwurst ac .. m99* April 17 and came home 1 BACON 0 PACK W ith this coupon on ( l) 23 02 cln you must send a report of How will my Social Securi May 4. She was HAMBURG f Know? Dixie Cup For Your Health S BaeutyL the wages, along with your Bisquick ____Funny Face Fresh Salads and Macaroni , m39* ty benefits be affected? rehoipitalized May 28 and W hen the time Available Only In Stores With Mr Oeli Oepts share and her snare of the ESKIMO PIE SUPREME A. A beneficiary under 72 is still there. Must she pay \fm ^JJalid Refill July 4-10. H344 Sodtal Security con comes when you Scope It;:',, * 9 0 0 Sealood FavorltesI who earns over 9,760 will another deductible of $104 w o n 't miss the tributions, to the Internal have $1 withheld for each for the second time in the PRODUCE Mouthwash b"' Revenue Service within a $2 of earnings over ^,760. hrapltal? lb. UNO CHERRIES ...... ib.SR« T boat, sell it with a Turbot Steaks F roien • , ib 8 9 * t month after the quarter 84, J |7 t Regardless of total annual A. Since less than 60 days CALIF. NECTARINES ...... ^ 3 * Want Ad. . tub»47 ends. Thus, the report for Wnh Ibis coupon on IU 16’h oj pkg j W ith this coupon on (1) S ib bag Crest Toothpaste.. Cooked Crabs Frozen • m49* earnings however, a full had elapsed between the FARM FRESH CU KES ...... 3/ M h ^ ^ Wiihihiacouponon(l)2lbcan 1 6 o , ,f A Q the quarter ending June SO benefit is payable for any Betty Crocker Johnsons S h a m X ..... bii i.O e fro z e n • two confinements, your I Gaines Jumbo Smelts m59* is due July 31 (Aug. 2 this month a person does not ...... ■lo/wSo i^^M ashed Potato Buds ! Wexweil House mother is still in the same YELLOW flOLD ONIONR ...... 2/4S« 67 GilletteBK...... 789* Fio,gn . . , year because July 31 falls earn over $230 and is not Red Snapper b1.19 Medicare hospital in l ® ^ ^ _ V a l i < ) July 4-10,1^347 ra'iffli Coffee on a Saturday). Call your active in self-employment. surance benefit period and IRS office to get a copy of Earnings both before and Prices elleclive July 4 i .iru July 10 l l dops not have to pay i 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 . 1976 in Manchester. Vernon, and E. Hartlord ONLY ^ wrfiTsTrve ule the reporting form. after retirement must be Right to Llrhli Quantities Not hesponslble For Typo^rephifcai Errors another deductible. *^¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥♦¥¥¥¥*¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥^¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥^0 i