“1. The weather Inside today I t * * ' ' Variable cloudiness with chance of Area n ew s...... 11 Editorial ...... 4 showers tonight and Tuesday. Lows Classified____ 12-14 F am ily ...... 6 tonight around 80. Highs Tuesday In low ■ Dear Abby ; ____15 Obituaries...... 8 70s. National weather forecast map on Page 13. ’ - ' C om ics...... 15 Sports...... 9-10 SIXTEEN PACES TWO SECTIONS i '- m WRlCEt n p n ^ N CBXTS w^- Democrats convene tonight NEW YORK (UPI) - Democrats members of Congress. Of the seven, Wednesday night. The convention of bitter party strife — the convene tonight for a four-day he said, ‘"Three are top of my list.’’ will ratify his choice Thursday after­ festival of love and newfound har­ The seven are Sens. Frank Church Democrats present for opening night noon during the final session. on prime time television tonight a mony climaxing when they give their of Idaho, John Glenn of Ohio, Henry Additional delegate votes con­ presidential nomination to Jimmy M. Jackson of Washington, Walter pair of keynote speakers heavy with tinued to shift into Carter's column symbolism. Carter, a shrewd newcomer from the Mondale of Minnesota, Edmund S. as the convention opening ap­ They are Glenn, the Ohio senator Deep South and a stranger to most of Muskle of Maine and Adlai E. Steven­ proached. them. son III of Illinois, and Rep. Peter who was the first astronaut to orbit Running second — as he did in most earth, and Rep. Barbara Jordan, D- Hours before Democratic National Rodino of New Jersey. of the primaries — was Rep. Morris Chairman Robert S. Strauss gavels All would give Carter ticket Tex., the first black woman elected Udall of Arizona with less than 350 to Congress from the South. the party’s 37th national convention geographical balance and a link to in bend votes. Udall says his name probably And to underscore the unity theme, to order at 8 p.m. EDT in Madison the Washington political establish­ will be placed in nomination to as if to Square Garden, the only suspense ment that has never known him. the 5,034 convention delegates and satisfy his supporters, but he likely alternates also hear welcoming >e found centered on Carter’s choice of a run­ Carter, who said Sunday he had will withdraw immediately or allow speeches by New York City Jewish bile you ning mate. changed his mind three or four times his votes to shift to Carter before the mayor, the state’s Irish-American The former Georgia governor said about his favorites, promises to first ballot ends. only that "so far as Iknow,” his can­ governor and woman lieutenant observe tradition and withhold an­ Before giving Carter the nomina­ governor, and the Democratic didate for the vice president nomina­ nouncement of his decision until tion — and their hopes for reclaiming tion would come from among seven National Committee’s black vice iTou saw after he is nominated late the White House after a long decade chairman. the Old well un- Delegates surveyed on vice president ly h a s ds from itennial will be Whoever Carter wants. Carter gets is the )irector NEW YORK (UPI) - Labor loves nounce that whoever Jimnw likes, "I don’t have objections to any of Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, 2 >t-rider, Walter Mondale, Westerners favor they like. the frontrunners,” said Lily-Roland Wyoming, Nebraska and Vermont ted his Frank Church, John Glenn is the man "The presidential nominee should Hall of Anderson, S.C.But she had “a lean strongly toward Church, ob­ horses in parts" of Dixie — but whoever make his own choice and I don’t think hunch it will be Glenn.” viously because it would put a Carter wants. Carter gets. geography should be an issue one The six U.S. senators — Mondale of Westerner comfortably close to the dels) of From Alaska to Florida and New way or the other,’’ said state Minnesota, Church of Idaho, Glenn of seat of power. 4 of the Mexico to New York, a UPI survey of Democratic Chairman Minoru Ohio, Henry Jackson of Washington Mondale drew backing from New ing held Democratic Convention delegates in­ Hirabara. state, Edmund Muskie of Maine and York, Iowa and the labor-oriented Adlai Stevenson III of Illinois — and :zyk of dicated today the party’s grass roots "I’d be glad to have any one of state of Michigan. Labor delegates leaders will happily make their bed them,” said Georgia Gov. George Rep. Peter Rodino of New Jersey all from other states also joined in sup­ am iliar with Jimmy Carter’s choice to run Busbee, chairman of Carter’s have scattered support at the conven­ port of Mondale — the most liberal of *ratt & for vice president. homestate delegation, after Carter tion. the seven and a strong labor ally on )tor-in- The Hawaiians, armed with cases announced Sunday he hed narrowed But most of the 39 state delegations Capitol Hill — while voicing dislike of island beer and juicy pineapples, the vice presidential field to seven surveyed showed no concensus for for Glenn, who last year voted 1 silver, came more than 5,000 miles to an­ men. “Carter is a winner.” any of the seven. against a construction industry s Mint, Kristen canH make up her mind picketing bill. vailable "But it’s his (Carter’s) choice, and the Old In state chairman battle Kristen Margarido, 5, of 50 Woodland St. tries to decide which of we respect his right to make it,” con­ Id be to the many hand crafted neck pieces she likes best. Maybe this one ceded one labor leader. t Baker Carter has strong backing down Hart- with a painted giraffe will do. These were some of the many items on display and for sale Sunday at SAM Crafts Fair held in Local committee members South and many of the detegations are willing to go with his choice. Center Park. (Herald photo by Dunn) UPI’s Tallahassee Bureau Chief, favor Rep. William O’Neill Barbara Frye, reported more than a iall, an Among Connecticut delegatea dozen “favorites” have cropped up of the among the state’s 81 delegates, but the spirit of compromise also reigns Audrey Wasik from South Windsor, LeDuc or Paganetti, have announced summer By GREG PEARSON among the pahns. and ’Third District representatives how they will vote. Glenn drew goodly support from lilatelic Muskie most mentioned . The battle is brewing for the state Democratic party chairmanship, and Mary LeDuc, 162 Homestead St., and “We won’t yet publicly state what the Ohio, Texas, Kentucky, Alabama ng. local people who have a voice in the Eugene Paganetti of East Hartford. we are going to do,” Mrs. LeDuc and Mississippi detegations. But he as Carter running mate matter are leaning toward the in­ The Fourth District members, said. She did say, however, that she also drew the charge of cumbent, William A. O’Neill. Sullivan and Mrs. Wasik, are already felt O’Neill has done an "exceptional “lightweight” from several sources. NEW YORK (UPI) - There is no prisingly he would like to see Jackson O’Neill, a state representative pledged to O’Neill. On June 9, at the job” as party chairman. “Whoever Carter picks, everybody consensus among Connecticut’s get the second spot on the ticket. from the 34th District who also Fourth District convention to elect "I think Bill did a very fine job in in the delegation will go for,” said Democratic National Convention "I would would like to see Jackson serves as House majority leader, has members to the State Central Com­ the transition after John Bailey’s Maryland delegate Jack I. Bregman delegates on which of the men Jim­ the nominee,” he said. been party chairman since the death mittee, those in attendance urged the death. It took a rare person to get in of Bethesda. “But some of the pople my Carter is considering for the vice iitz sin Labor Commissioner Frank San- of former chairman John M. Bailey backing of the incumbent O’Neill for there and do what he did,” she said. think Glenn is a lightweight and if the presidential nomination they favor. taguida, an uncommitted delegate the chairmanship. She said she is not interested in the delegation were going to split, it As the state’s 51 delegates held in April 1975. Gov. Ella Grasso dlepolnt who switched to Carter at the urging Sullivan and Mrs. Wasik both said compromise candidate Healey, who would be on Glenn.” their first caucus today, there was no picked O’Neill for the role, and the of Gov. Ella T. Grasso, said all the State Central Committee agreed with they will follow the urging of their may be an important factor in the Muskie drew support from his unified feeling In the Connecticut ids speculation didn’t matter and the the governor’s choice, electing district members and vote for final vote. “I don’t think that’s the homestate of Maine and from next L delegation about a vice presidential f game delegates preferences should not be a O’Neill. O’Neill. answer,” she said. “I think it has to door neighbor Massachusetts. Illinois nominee, although Sen. Edmund factor In Carter’s decision. Sullivan said he recently received a be either O’Neill or Kelly.” was solidly for Stevenson and he also Muskie of Maine was perhaps the In the past 15 months, however, c Rocky “1 believe it’s up to the nominee. It Mrs. Grasso has apparently become phone call from Mrs. Grasso’s hus­ Mrs. LeDuc also said, "I could got backing from New Hampshire. most frequently mentioned possibili­ should be his choice,” he said. disenchanted with O’Neill as party band, Tom, asking him to vote for work with either on (O’Neill or In the California delegation, eds. — ty. Kelly. He has decided to stick with Kelly.” currently committed to diehard In addition to. Muskie, Carter has head. She now appears to be suppor­ country Mrs. Marion Newberg of O’Neill. Mrs. Wasik said she has Sullivan, Mrs. LeDuc and Mrs. presidential hopeful Jerry Brown, narrowed his choices to Sens. Walter ting Hartford Democratic Town Middletown, who was elected to vote received no phone calls from Grasso. Wasik all felt the race is very close there was strong vice presidential Mondale of Minnesota, Henry Chairman Peter G. Kelly for the X battle for Morris Udall for president, is also state chairmanship. She called O’Neill "popular” and and only Sullivan would even take a support for black Los Angeles Mayor y of a Jackson of Washington, John Glenn for Muskie, the party’s 1968 vice "approachable,” but she did add that stab at the final outcome. “I feel Bill Tom Bradley. of Ohio, Frank Church of Idaho, The Democratic State Central presidential candidate and an un­ “some of the pro-Bill feelings are O’Neill is very close to winning,” he “I'm flattered,” said Bradley, Adlai Stevenson III of Illinois and Committee, made up of two Irums successful candidate in 1972 for the representatives from each senatorial anti-Ella feelings.” said. Paganetti, who is now attending “but it is unlikely that I would drying Rep. Peter Rodino of New Jersey. top spot on the party’s ticket. Neither of the Third District State the Democratic National Convention, selected. He’s looking for the "I personally would like someone district, will make the final decision "I got to see him several times Central Committee members, Mrs. could not be reached for comment. Washington connection.” from the Northeast. I’d be very com­ between O’Neill, Kelly and a third, ’s com- when he was running for vice presi­ “compromise candidate,” New icraft fortable with Muskie,” State dent in 1968 and I think he has all the Democratic Chairman William Haven County Sheriff Henry Healey right qualities,” she said. Jr. of Derby, on July 19. O’Neill said Sunday. . William F. Bell, of Fairfield, a Henry Parker, the state treasurer Local members of the State Cen­ teacher who was one of Carter’s ear­ tral Committee are: Today’s News Summary and highest elected black official in ly supporters, wore a Mondale but­ -10 a.m . the state, was a Jackson delegate un­ ton, but said “ Whoever he (Carter) Fourth District representatives Compiled by United Praia Internetlonei through til switching to Carter. Not sur­ comes up with is all right with me.” John Sullivan, 89 Finley St., and State BOSTON — Anti-Britisher He gave her a $100,000 Rolls iturdays demonstrators marred Queen Royce. HARTFORD - A Windsor Elizabeth IPs visit to Boston Sun­ irned at builder is reported to have been day with signs such as “Get out of NEW YORK - Sen. Frank y when Connecticut GOP on the spot given a lion’s share of contracts Ireiand.” However, hundreds of Church said before being inter­ for state vocation schools under thousands turned out to see her viewed by Jimmy Carter as a HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Biebel has spent the last year a shutout is to convince party leaders questionable bidding procedures. during her motorcade through the possible vice presidential n am es its d e le g a te s to th e rebuilding the Connecticut GOP, now a split GOP would mean worse § Competing bids allegedly were city. nominee today he would be in­ Republicap National Convention virtually jwwerless on a state level, results in November than a Rfeagan $■ submitted by three firms related terested only if the job includes an Saturday with party leaders e x pand e c despite t e d his ------— private leanings candidacy. 55 to the same contractor. Jack FITZWILLIAM, N. H. - A tor­ important role in government. to deliver all 35 to President Ford at' toward Ford didn’t take a public “The party leadership ought to | DiMartino, who was not available nado late Sunday uprooted trees the risk of dividing the sUte GOP. stand until last month. face the fact there is some Reagan | for comment. and knocked out electrical and Connecticut Republicans had But he has abandoned any pretext support here,” Black said “It’s a S telephone lines in this small town hoped to avoid the bloodletting of impartiality and says he doesn’t decision they have to make as to how | FAIRFIELD — A Vietnamese bordering Massachusetts, accor­ International between supporters of Ford and see why Reagan should get any far they are willing to go in taking a | mother and her American hus­ ding to the National Weather Ser­ delegates, although he admits the 2 Ronald Reagan that has split the chance of splitting their party in the 5 band plan to file civil suit in vice. The tornado struck at 11:30 BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian former California governor has some GOP elsewhere, but under heavy fall to help Gerry Ford.” | California today to get back her p.m. No one was injured. A child and Syrian troops tighten their support. White House pressure party harmony two sons, who are in the process was hit by lightning, but not stranglehold on left-wing and ■The party leaders’ 'alleglence to has become a secondary concern. Footdragging possible | of being adopted by a Fairfield seriously hurt. Palestinian forces in battles Ford stems from his more moderate Connecticut’s state convention, “Conservatives might not go out ® man. across north Lebanon and Beirut. along with a similar gathering to ideology and out of fear a Reagan and work or the party as strongly in S nomination will mean defeat for name Utah’s 20 delegates Saturday, November if they don’t get a fair | HARTFORD - Vandals have National ends the selection process nationally. their state candidates in November. shake in selection of the delegation,” ' :§ destroyed the vegetable garden — NEW YORK - Gov. Hugh Ford to appear “No, I don’t think he deserves any he said. ^ TEL AVIV, Israel — President and in'some cases the hope — of Carey has called for arbitration in Idi Amin of Uganda reported Ford has scheduled an appearance delegates,” Biebel said. “I’m not The delegates will be named by many elderly residents in the Bet­ the spreading hospital strike in praises the Israeli raid on at the convention, while an worried about alienating anyone. “If local representatives selected earlier ty Knox Apartments. The vand^s New York City. Entebbe airport and says he has appearance by Reagan is under con­ you’ve got the votes you go and get in the year without any examination came Saturday night or early Sun­ broken off relations with Arab sideration, his aides say; If they both them and President Ford has the of their presidential preference, but day and virtually uprooted the votes. I’ll be glad to give Reagan 20 LONG BEACH, Calif. - Pat guerrilla organizations. appear it will be the first joint they are veteran party workers garden. Plans are to replant and per cent of the delegates if he’ll give Nixon's doctors say her life is no appearance of the campaign. expected to follow the leadership’s have security guards watch the longer in danger and they hope to Neither apparently will have the 1,- the President 20 per cent of the wishes. g garden. California delegation.” learn the amount of immediate LISBON, Portugal - The U. S. g 130 needed for nomination, but if Three delegates will be named § stroke damage later this week. Embassy has begun S Ford wins all 35 it will put him within California precedent from each of the six congressional § Regional arrangements to bring home the S a hondful of the magic number. Reagan won all 167 California districts, but the rules insure a can-' ^ PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - body of 34-year-old Vietnam g didate with the barest majority can | Connecticut GOP Chairman delegates last month despite Ford’s Frank Sinatra and Barbara Marx veteran executed Saturday by an « Frederick K. Biebel, a Ford sup­ get all three. Even Reagan sup- i | AUGUSTA, Maine - Gov. getting about 40 per cent of the James Longley has come out in were married Sunday at a Angolan firing squad, Daniel S porter, says his poll of party primary vote. porters say it is unlikely they have a ceremony kept secret from Gearhart and three British g members shows 79 per cent for Ford, majority in any district. favor of President Ford and im­ “It’s still an uphill fight, frankly plied the Republican Party would everyone but the 130 guests and mercenaries were convicted :s 11 per cent for Reagan and the rest whether we break into the delegation The remaining 17 delegates will be | surprised each other with an earlier of being mercenaries by a ^ undecided. named by the convention at-large and .g be committiiig suicide if it is a longshot,” said Charles Black, nominates Ronald Reagan. exchange of cars as wedding gifts. revolutionary tribunal. Reagan’s supporters say they have Reagan’s deputy campaign manager. the Reagan chances there are 5^ mpre support, but can’t prove it. He admits his strategy for avoiding thought even slimmer. K *i*;*X ' I \

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 12, 1976 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. July 12, 1976- PAGF. THRF.Bt Arts Council plans Anti-abortionists, gays MCC calendar events for elderly stage Sunday rallies PONDEBOSA TUES. ONLY! Manchester Community all that is available at pus A uditorium , MCC 8:30 p.m,, Main Campus The College offers this calen­ Manchester Community Summer Students free. Auditorium. The elderly will be enjoying special VISTA volunteer, Mason said. NEW YORK (UPI) - The opening dar of events in the interest musical events in their housing College. Moicest Meats In Town\ Also, the council is investigating today of the Democratic national pose the Supreme Court decision of the community. All the The MCC staff looks Tliuruduy, July 15 Sunduy, July 18 projects, and the town's playgrounds the possibility of a small theater convention, expected to be a five-day legalizing such operations in many MCC sponsored activities "The Sunshine Boys,” "The Sunshine Boys,” Fresh, Lam, Ground may be visited by a traveling theater forward to'seeing you on group that would travel the local tribute to Jimmy Carter, was instances. listed below are open to the campus and at the various 8:30 p.m.. Main Campus 8:30 p.m,. Main Campus group If the Manchester Arts Council playground circuit and present short preceded by two rallies designed to Most of the protesters then public and many are free of Auditorium. Auditorium. can complete its plans. events. Call 646-2137 for CHUCK entertainments for the children. coincide with the political show — but marched to the Garden, carrying charge. further information on any Friduy, July 16 Chairman Allan Mason said the not choreographed to please its star. Muiiduy, July 19 There are small grants available signs which read "Jimmy Carter; In addition to publicizing of the activities. Duplicate Bridge — Open council has decided to sponsor Rlght-to-life activists and sup­ “The Candidate,” and from the State Commission on the Abortion Isn’t Anything to Smile events and activities in­ and novice, 7:45 p.m., Main P A n iE S special events at the elderly housing porters of gay rights staged separate Moiuluy, July 12 “Cool Hand Luke,” 9 p.m.. Arts, Mason said, that would aid the About,” and “With Christians Like dividually the college campus Student Center. (10 lb. Limit PIm m «) units at Mayfair Gardens and rallies Sunday at Madison ^ u a re ♦Baseball — Ages 9-14, Main Campus Auditorium, council with initial expenses in­ Carter, Who needs Pagans?” hopes that the calendar "The Sunshine Boys,” Westhill Gardens beginning with a Garden, the convention site, to de­ 9:30-noon, Mt. Nebo. MCC Summer Students cluding publicity and performers’ The march, which Mrs. McCor­ will serve as a reminder of 8:30 p.m.. Main Campus free. musical event probably in August. fees. mand repeal of laws which they say mack did not join, fell far short of "Ladies and Gentlemen, Auditorium. ♦Non-credit community Mason said it might be a string stifle their respective causes. earlier predictions ranging up to 130,- The Rolling Stones” and HIGHLAND PARK MARKET quartet or small group of members A committee has been formed to Neither demonstration drew as "Let the Good Times .Sudimliiy, July 17 services course begins. 000 participants, but groups from as Open on a space available 317 Hlghlaml Street from the Manchester Civic contact Manchester High School of­ many participants as its organizers far away as Oregon, California, Roll,” 9 p.m.. Main Cam­ "The Sunshine Boys,” Orchestra or the Summer Pops basis. Manchester • 648-4277 ficials about the availability of the had expected. Florida, Texas and (Canada were Rihicoff Orchestra. The event would be school auditorium for use by various Police estimated about 8,000 an­ represented. arranged with the cooperation of the arts, organizations. tiabortion supporters gathered in On the lower side of Manhattan, donations Central Park to hear presidential gay rights supporters marched up­ Ladies’ candidate Ellen McCormack, who town from Washington Square Park reviewed Bounce SHOP CALDOR AND SAVE! has campaigned almost exclusively to the Garden, chanting, “Two, four, TuiseTops Fabric Udall delegates remain on the right to life issue and has five six, eight; separate church and delegates to show for her efforts. state.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Softener Arm & Hammer “It may take us many years to win The coalition cailed for repeal of Common Cause, the Baking Soda committed to their man citizens watchdog group, Our our struggle against the powerful laws which prohibit sodomy and Reg. judges and the powerful legislators passage of gay civil rights legisla­ says Sen. Abraham A. Solids, stripes, space dyes: 1.09 1 6 0 Z . I NEW YORK (UPI) - The 16 who have decided that it is con­ Ribicoff, D-Conn., got nylon and cotton. One size Reg. Stolberg told a party of Udall sup­ tion. jits all. - Box of 20 sheets INS SODA 55c Connecticut delegates pledged to porters. venient to allow one million unborn They too, had reservations about more than a quarter of his Morris Udall at the Democratic Stolberg, however, said he children to die every year,” said Carter. 1974 c a m p a ig n c o n ­ Misses’ Polyester Playtex Handsaver tributions in chunks of $500 National Convention say they’ll vote recognized "Gov. Carter is the Mrs. McCormack, a mother of three . "Delegates who enter that building or more. Gloves for the Arizona congressmen unless Democratic party’s first choice. We from Merrick, L.I. to anoint their king in peanut oil,” Knit Shorts Royal Herbal Shampoo The large donations ac­ he releases them. have no desire to be divisive. We Referring to the Constitutional said Gay Teachers Alliance Our counted for $258,214 of the "That’s why we were elected, recognize the need for a united guarantees of Americans, Mrs. spokesman Marc Rubin, “think they Our Reg. $993,826 Ribicoff's cam­ Reg. Reg. because of Udall, the candidate and Democratic party.” McCormack said, "An inalienable don’t need us. They wrote us out of 89c 69c paign received and put him 2.99 his positions on a range of issues," State Rep. William Collins of right cannot be taken away by Jim­ the platform. seventh from the top in Girls’ Cool Set-on waistband, pullons Irving Stolberg, leader of Connec­ Norwalk said he would "vote for my Carter.” “Not one gay vote should be cast Carlan 3-Yard Certificates presented Common Cause’s list of with stitched crease: 1018 ticut’s Udall partisans, said Sunday Udall if his name is placed in The anti-Carter mood resulted for their candidates,” he said. K nit Tops Self-Adhesive Paper recipients of large Miss Breck Hair Spray night. nomination and unless I am from the former Georgia governor’s Manchester Community College President Ronald H. Denison, “Within the privacy of the voting donations. Skooter Skirts, Udall, who finished a strong second otherwise instructed, and even then I statement that he personally was Our 11 Oz left, presents a certificate of completion and his congratulations booth each of us can be a gay ac­ Ribicoff, chairman of the Reg. 19 in Connecticut’s May 11 primary, has don’t always do what I am told.” against abortion but would not op­ tivist.” Cooi Shorts & Reg. to Angel Santol of Hartford upon graduating from a bilingual powerful Senate Com­ 1.67 I said it is likely he will have his name More than 500 Udall delegates and 1.23 W W All Types m ittee on Government 2-Pc. Swimsuits Washable designs lor quick cover up put before the convention Wednesday campaign workers shouted their con­ social services training program at the college. Witnessing the Operations, was easily night, although he acknowldged Jim­ tin u e support at a reception he gave event is Mrs. Eleanor D. Coltman, co-director of the program. Hartford officials frown elected to a third Senate Fantastic Cleaner my Carter has the nomination them, in all probability the only func­ Johnson’s t e r m ' in 1974 o v e r wrapped up. tion of the convention week where Vz Gallon Refill babv Republican Buddy Baby Powder, 24 oz. But Stolberg said leaders of the 330 Carter buttons wouid be out­ on Baker’s fishing plans Men’s & powiier delegates Udall claims are pledged Brannen, a black airline Our numbered by those for other can­ MCC bilingual program pilot. Women’s Ifj Reg. 159 to him would meet with the lanky didates. Leading Common Water Buffalo 1.99 5?) congressman today and it was con- HARTFORD (UPI) - Mark Baker What accidents could befall him Some young workers wept openiy Cause's list was Sen. Jacob ceiveable the situation could change. says Hartford authorities are taking wasn’t certain. Toe Ring Sandais in the realization the end of a cam- completed by students Javits. R-N.Y., for whom Stolberg said he would attend that p a ip trail that carried Udall to a all the fun out of his plans to go Baker finally arranged to have the contributions of $500 or All leather, handcrafted Famous Make meeting. fishing in the Main Street sewer. insurance paid for by the Pace Train in India: 5-10.7'12. The Vacationer's Friend series of second place finishes — but more accounted for $715,- "Connecticut has pledged 16 Sonia Bockus of 57 Crestwood Dr. beginning of improved social ser­ Baker, 22, a Yale graduate student Foundation — a privately funded Inside Frosted never a primary victory — was at 679 of the $1.07 million his Our Reg. 3.99 Pocket Camera delegates to Morris Udall and we in­ hand. was one of 14 bilingual students who vices for Spanish-speaking people in in drama who likes to wear a T-shirt Light Bulbs igroup that puts on curbside music 1974 campaign received. tend to carry out that pledge, when graduated recently from a training central Connecticut. that says “Village Idiot,” is a mime and art shows. No other Connecticut Pkg. o( 2, Reg. 68c the roll is called Connecticut will program sponsored jointiy by Most of the graduates wiil work as artist who wants to put on his fishing Now Baker is negotiating with count 16 votes for Morris Udall,” Manchester Community College and paraprofessional employes of social show for downtown shoppers and congressmen were on the PKG. OF Hartford police to allow him to Common Cause list, the Catholic Family Services of service agencies in Hartford. workers. obstruct the street while he per­ Simple drop in cart­ He already plays a noiseless, published lust week in its ridge loading. |ust Hartford. The event marked the Funding for the program included forms. ^ F O R potnt and shoot a community service grant to MCC transparent violin for lunchtime newsletter. ' In Common." ( Pinochle scores J But Baker says if he ever gets to go Assorted wattages. factory fresh. Rowayton women dies from the State Commission for crowds, but the fishing expedition is fishing on the Main Street sewer, it of accident injuries ------Correction----- Higher Education, and grants to CFS monopolizing his imagination these will be anticlimatic compared with Native Tree! G.E. YELLOW BUG LIGHTS 20 Exp. Fujicolor Color Print Film from the Hartford Foundation for days. ' There are 865 species of Top scorers in the Manchester ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - the bureaucratic gauntlet he’s had to 60W, Pkg. 012, Reg. 1.50...... 110-20, Reg. 1.29 The Herald has discovered that it Public Giving and other private Baker first went to City Hall to trees native to the continental 99* Senior Citizens Pinochle Group game Helen MacLennan, 56, of Rowayton, run. 126-20, Reg. 1.29 made two incorrect captions in its sources. secure a permit for using the street, United Slates, including a few lOOW, Pkg. of 2, Reg. 1 .92...... 1.19 135-20, Reg, 1.49 last Thursday at the Army and Navy Conn., died at Strong Memorial "It’s so interesting to see how peo­ imports that have become Happy Birthday U.S.A. edition of Some of the graduates who took the but the Public Works Department ple react to something strange,” he Club were Ellen Susse, 640; Betty Hospital Sunday of injuries suffered July 2. naturalized so that they now Ladies’ Fashion ______Daniel, 601; Paul Schuetz, 570; year-long course will make their decided its jurisdiction stopped at said. "That’s really what my profes­ reproduce themselves in the in a two-car crash in January, of­ The A1 Gentile Orchestra played at street level and Baker’s fishing line ACCESSORiES MU Audrey Durey, 557, Esther Anderson, ficials said. skills available to the Hispanic com­ sion is about.” wild state. The oldest living the Bicentennial Ball; another munity through direct service, was going to be under it. trees in the world are reputed 556; Arvid Peterson, 553; Olive Mrs. MacLennan suffered multiple Rockwell orchestra was listed. person-to-person work in a variety of His next stop, the Metropolitan to be the bristlecone pines, •Beach Bags CORY Houghtaiing, 542; Archie injuries Jan. 9 when she drove her 8-Digit Tile Yankee Pedlars Drum and social services agencies. 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Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International TVo tractor trailer trucks Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Reader urges second look passed safely on either side Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. of a 4-month-old baby that To the editor. towns like it will be Uklng on Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E Turkinglon. Managing Editor was ejected from a I’m not one to look a gift horse in problems that the City of Hartford crashing car into the mid­ Opinion the mouth, but when Hartford Coun­ with its huge tax base has been either dle of Interstate 84, police cilman Carbone makes what looks unwilling or unable to handle. said. like “an offer you can’t refuse” I And if the local proponents have Maurice Rose, of Water- suggest you take a second look at any real clout in Washington, I would bury, was reported in good whatever it is he is promoting. expect they might be able to secure condition at Waterbury Bankers challenge In this case, it’s the federal such a guarantee from the legislators Hospital. revenue sharing program that looks who came up with this program at His mother, Shirley F O O D L A N D ^ to all the town like a federal gravy the start. Rose, 18, was in guarded IRS use of records Edward S. Shaw train. The thrust ot the federal condition. She suffered in­ 485 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER revenue sharing program, briefly. Is 1087 Main St. juries received in the 4:30 A recent survey by the message. “At the same time to relocate poor from the central p.m. Saturday crash. cities end into the suburban towns. American Bankers Association we recognize the government’s Police said the driver of As an incentive to cooperation, the Manchester got Army Reserve Band presents concert the car, Jeannia Clark, 22, STORE (ABA) of just 22 large banks need to curb crime.” It points federal government will pay for not also of Waierbury, was not HOURS: 4 . The Democrats: 1 9 4 8 only the cost of building the homes The 76th Division U.S. Army Reserve Band presents a Friday night concert for a group, THESE SPECIALS GOOD M0R.-SAT., M Y 12- found that they receive some out, however, that searching ‘snowed’ injured. Mon.-8aL for these people, but a substantial 17th. GOOD ORLY WITH A S 5 M PHRCHASE W 12,000 summonses for through your banking records In the hectic, unsettled postwar year of 1948, some things To the editor. of listeners at Second Congregational Church. (Herald photo by Dunn) The car had swerved to 8 am -9 pm could still be counted on — sunrises and sunsets, the Yankees sum of cash to be used at the discres- THE STORE ~ m u RKUDRIO A R V JF THESE Taxpayers of Town of Manchester; the side of the road, SUNDAYS customers’ records from the “is like leafing through your taking the pennant, the GOP defeating the Democrats. sion of the town fathers. Re: Firehouse in Buckland striking a guard rail and a S ain>B pm SPECIAL ITEMS OR BEER AHD d C A I i t e Internal Revenue Service in a personal diary. It can reveal Well, maybe the Indians or the Red Sox would win this year The catch is this; once those people but everybody in his right mind knew that the Republicans I quote from the Manchester Man arrested after unusual chase bridge abutment. single year. who you know, where you go, could nominate a wax dummy and still beat Truman. are out here, the liability, of the Herald, page 1, 6/30/76 “Town Fire President Harry S. Truman would be the candidate of federal government ends. The in­ William M. Pugliese, 27, Both were taken from the owned by Gordon Sullivan Under present law, not only what you like, your doctors, Chief Rivosa said that he intends to Manchester police course, for what other Democrat had the nerve to run’ The creased services, especially police, of 15 Wadsworth St. was owners’ properties. Monument federal but state and local your political leanings, what man the station with one engine com­ of East Hartford. ’The car reported the following country was tired of the New Deal, or wars both hot and cold. fire, educational, and recreational arrested Saturday A stolen CB radio was dedicated pany, which would be supplemented was parked at the comer of arrests; government officials are em­ your religious and fraternal af­ They were waiting in line for new cars and houses and all the are going to fall back on the following an unusual chase also reported to police. 'The things they'd done without for years. They'd swept the by squads from other town Spruce and Charter Oak • Greylen G. Williams, MILFORD (UPI) - A NO COUPONS NECESSARY powered to require a bank to filiations are...” taxpayers of Manchester. And from scene, according to radio and a brass fitting for Republicans into control of Congress in 1946 for the first time firehouses. An engine company con­ Sts. when the theft oc­ 19, 37J Bellevue Sq., Hart­ monument has been where I sit, those increases look like Manchester police. a helium tank, total value show them records of private The ABA calls for public sup­ in 16 years. sists of two men and one engine curred, police said. ford, charged with third- dedicated in honor of six they could be substantial. Further, Police received a call $170, was taken from a car individual’s banking transac­ port of the Tax Reform Act, Harry Truman was about the only man in the country who pumper.” black soldiers from thought otherwise. Even if Henry Wallace, the 1940-44 vice the increase of revenue coming from from the Shop-Rite super­ degree burglary and third- PBISONAL SIZE SAVE 48< This statement alone shows that a Milford who fought in the tions — without the knowledge now under review by the president, had siren-songed the left-wingers away to form the those future citizens in the form of market concerning two degree larceny in a stolen new firehouse in Buckland was un­ Revolutionary War. About of the individual. Summonses Senate after passage by the Progressive Party, and even if the South bolted over civil tax dollars doesn’t look like it will be men and one woman who Area police report purse incident. Court date rights, Truman knew, if no one else did, that the majority of necessary to the tune of $300,000 and is July 26. 100 persons attended the that great. were reportedly concealing can range from information House, and the Right to people hadn't made up their minds by a long shot. the taxpayers are paying for it. Sunday dedication IVORY I suggest a further step on the part meat products while in the ford, was charged Satur­ • Joseph J. Hasch, 49, about a specific transaction all Privacy Act of 1976. Legisla­ As expected, the big battle when the convention began in This is one time the people of VERNON 516 Bush Hill Rd., charged ceremony in front of the Philadelphia in July was over the strong civil rights plank the of the federal government to achieve Manchester got “snowed” and not store. Gordon T. Neddow Jr., day with improper passing the way to a request for the goal of equal opportunity. Why with operating under the First Baptist Church. tion embodied in these acts liberals wanted. The South made an unsuccessful attempt to one thing can be done about it. Police became involved 24, of 30 Nye St., Rockville, after being involved in an not some sort of ongoing subsidy for accident on Chapel Rd. influence of drugs or records of unnamed persons, would, among other things: have the old two-thirds balloting rule reinstated. (Roosevelt How much more are the people of in a chase scene with a suffered leg and facial in­ the municipalities that incur added Police said Corsair, alcohol. Court date is July the so-called “John Doe Sum­ — Assure that bank had managed to get it dropped in 1936.) Manchester going to get shoved down vehicle carrying three juries in a car-motorcycle When it became clear that they could not have their way, 35 cost as a result of the program, par­ 30. K i t s their throats? suspects. Police said they accident Saturday night on driving a motorcycle, SOAP 4-PACK mons.” customers are notified by all southern delegates, true to the spirit of 1860, walked out. They • ’Theodore B. Reed, 30, ticularly for abnormally high in­ Mrs. A.C. Lehmann followed the car down Lake St. attempted to pass a truck LIMIT 8 BARS Because it believes this government agencies later met in Birmingham to form the Dixiecrat Party and creases. driven by James Tryon, 19, 22 Centerfield St., charged Ovw 40 Ytm tf UntietM fanrlci nominate Gov. J. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina for presi­ 38 Grove St. Hartford Rd., and while Vernon Poiice said Ned­ situation is “totally opposed” requesting their records. dent. Otherwise Manchester and other Manchester they followed, packages of dow collided with a car of Glastonbury as he was with speeding in connec­ Open 24 Hours Dally making a left turn. Corsair to a tradition in American —Give bank customers the In Philadelphia, Truman won the nomination handily on the meat and other uniden­ backing out of a driveway. tion with an accident on E. FOR EMERGENCY SERyHX first ballot with 947*'5 votes. Kentucky Sen. Alben Barkley was tifiable objects were It was driven by Frederic was taken to Manchester Middle Tpke. Saturday banking in which an in­ right to challenge in court the named his running mate. SAVE 68< thrown out the windows of Mohl, 60, of 12 Mosher Dr., Memorial Hospital for afternoon. Court date is dividual’s private financial government’s attempt to ob­ Now ensued one of the hardest-hitting, one-man. give-'em- the qar. treatment. His court date July 27. LEMON FRESH hell campaigns in American history. In 31,000 miles of travel Vernon. © I records are handled with the tain their records. Passersby recovered Neddow was admitted to was set for July 20, East • Melvin D. Stein, 45, 69 HEATIN6 0ILS ( and over 500 speeches. Truman told the people about his "Fair Hartford. Oakland Rd., Wapping, utmost confidentiality, the — Require that ad­ Deal. " The Republican candidate, Thomas E. Dewey, hardly Reflections $75.06 worth of m eat, Rockville General condescended to acknowledge that he was opposed at all police reported. Hospital’s Intensive Care charged with operating an OIL BURNER ft association has launched the ministrative summonses be Bruce Saxton, 23, of 1281 unregistered motor vehicle JOY nTLT:ii On election night, the headlines were all set, the stories Pugliese was ap­ Unit and is reported in HEATING INSTALLATION banking industry’s first issue- specific enough to protect the were ail written; all that was needed was to fill in Dewey's Hal Turkington prehended and charged Main St. and Raymond following an accident at 22 OZ. vote totals. stable condition. ’The acci­ 643-5135 oriented advertising cam­ Managing Editor with reckless driving, Murphy, 25, of Ellington the intersection of Deming lU ijilh inRTTI BOTTLE rights of individuals not under But a strange thing happened. Although nobody knew dent is still under in­ 315 C«nl«r St. Mtnehester 59« failure to obey an officer’s Rd., both of South Windsor, and Avery Sts. paign. investigation — that is, put an anybody who actually voted lor Truman, he won. Not only vestigation. signal, operating without a were charged with LIMIT 2 BTLS, that, he won decisively, carrying 28 states to Dewey's 16. SOUTH WINDSOR DETERGENT “The potential for abuse is end to the practice of “John license and third-degree operating motor vehicles "TOWN OF MANCHESTER Thurmond took 4. Truman even presented the Democrats with Daniel Groobert, 17, of obvious,” reads the ABA’s Doe Summonses.” control of Congress again. “This report is directed to the peo­ larceny. Court date for the without lights after an ac­ From the photo you can see that 134 Ludlow Rd., Whatever they thought of the “Fair Deal," it appeared that ple of Manchester in the hopes that larceny charge is Aug. 2 cident Saturday on Vibert the original Memorial Field plans Manchester, was charged the American people preferred spunk to platitudes. they will find herein a means are a far cry from the present layout. and court date for-the traf­ Rd. LEGALNOTICE NEXT: Year of Turbulence whereby partial retribution may be fic charges is Aug. 3. No Saturday afternoon with Police said both men The school was planned to face improper passing and The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ paid the 5,000 citizens who served other arrests have yet been were riding motorcycles. day, July 19,1976, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Room of Brookfield St., the play fields in a twice with failure to drive LEMON FLAVOR WITH SUGAR SAVE M .40 Thong on other foot their country when their help was more westerly part of the property, made concerning the inci­ Saxton was treated and the Municipal Building to hear and consider the following sorely needed. dent. ip established lane after released at Manchester petitions: and picnic areas along E. Middle being involved in three It has been a long time since receivers, automobile parts "Fully realizing that statuary and Tpke. Memorial Hospital and Item 1 No., 516 the Japanese were considered Dateline 1776 architectural monuments furnish but A stolen automobile was different accidents, police Murphy was admitted, Shell Oil Co.—Request Special Exception in accordance with and cassette tape recorders. In said. Article IV, Section 6.01.02 to construct island canopy over -. * ' I 'I'n-r »iitiiiiii"M • "H*»s(anMu mute testimony to sacrifices so real found badly damaged Sun­ police said. Both are LIPTON to be mere copycats of Parking was planned north of the some extreme cases, foreign as have been recently performed, the day in a sand pit on Parker The first accident was at scheduled to appear in existing gasoline pump Islands, with variance to allow 35 foot 10 PACK school and the northwest part of the Western technology. Now the products were patterned townspeople last winter chose a com­ St, police said. The auto, 4:30 p.m. on Gordon Dr. court in East Hartford, front yard — 161 Tolland Turnpike — Business Zone II. ENVELOPE property. Item 2 No. 518 ICE TEA shoe is on the other foot. By L'niled Press Inlernalional mittee to direct them in the develop­ which belongs to Kwang when Groobert struck a July 20. exactly after Japanese The proposal had taken into con­ Franchise Realty Interstate Corporation — Request Special 18 OZ. ment of a fitting memorial — one Hwang, 56F Spencer St., parked car, police said. According to the country’s originals, even up to the name sideration the topography of the land, Exception in acjcordance with Article IV, Section 8A.01.01, 6A. MIX PHI^DELPHIA, July 12 - A tion which were adopted in which wouid live and breathe the had bran reported stolen \ t 5 p.m. he was charged Brian J. Mills, 17, of 335 LIMIT 2 Ministry of International the 60-foot ravine where Bigelow 02 and 6A.03.02 for approval of a restaurant for outside building of manufacturer and produc­ committee headed by Pennsylvania’s November. It called for a union of spirit of youth. late last week. with failure to drive es­ Hilton Dr., and Steven Brook flows (it still does, in a food consumption and variances required therewith; variance Trade and Industry, there tion number. John Dickinson, who had abstained colonies “never to be divided by any "As a result this report is born. It tablished lane after he Marsh, 16, of 817 Ellington culvert I. They planned to build of Article IV, Section 9.03.04 and Article H, Section 7.11 to use were 91 instances last year of from voting for the Declaration of act whatever” but reserving to them carries with it a promise to the went off Buckland Rd. and Rd., both of South Windsor, Japan’s own developing bleachers right into the bank at the Three bicycle thefts common parking off the leased site; variance of Article IV, Sec­ Independence, submitted to Congress the right to their own laws, rights future youth of Manchester. It struck a sign. were arrested Friday on tion 13.1.06 to permit freestanding ground sign of 100 square feet foreigners deliberately Asian neighbors were the football field. The same was true at were reported to police a draft of the Articles of Confedera- and customs. suggests a means whereby her Sunday. A bike owned by And at 5:57 p.m. the warrants charging them and permission to have said sign higher than 18 feet; variance SAVE 98< copying Japanese designs, the southwest corner of the lot where worst offenders. Taiwan ac­ veterans and her boys and girls will same charge was lodged with third-degree burglary of Article II, Section 7.15.03 (f) to use septic system— Norther­ an outdoor ampitheatre was con­ Ronald Fields was taken trademarks and other counted for 37 cases, followed when he went off Oakland and third-degree larceny. ly side of Tolland ’Tumplke-Caldor Shopping Plaza (west end) MAXWELL HOUSE have the facilities stimulating sidered. from in front of a Main St. healthful and joyful growth and the Rd. and knocked down a Police said the charges Business Zone III. features, including radio by Hong Kong and Korea. Those are the original plans; they drug store, police said. Item 3 No. 519 usueful entertainment of their highway sign, police said. stem from the break into changed over the years of prepara­ ' Value of the bike was place Acadia, Inc. — Request variance of Article IV, Section 13.1.06 99 Thought for day leisure time.” His court date was set the concession stand at ALL GRINDS o ■ d tion until the town voted to build the at $75 by police. to erect free-standing sign of 280 square feet, 35 feet high -103 ★ ★ ★ for July 20 in Common Veterans Memorial Park. high school. Discussions on the Also taken was a bike Tolland Turnpike — Business Zone H. Almanac That preface is in a report known owned by Donald Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ ’Two juveniles were also Item 4 No. 520 school really got going in 1951; con- ford. as A General Development Plan for Sumislaski valued at $60 apprehended in connection Harold Davey — Request variance to reduce east liide yard to Be cool. The new morality. Do your . struction began in 1955 and the school COFFEE CAN one objects to using it in terms of MEMORIAL FIELD, and was the and one owned by Peter with the break. No court 4 feet for purpose of erecting garage - variance of Article II, LIMIT 1 own thing. Times have changed. opened in the fail of 1956. By United Press International American writer Henry Thoreau someone else. beginning of the field and a new Bushnell valued at $10. John Corsair, 21, of 323 date was given for Mills Section 4.01.01, Minimum Side Yard — 51 Elsl^ Drive — Parents don't understand. It’s a trip, Peace on a personal level will Edson M. Bailey, then school prin­ Goodwin St., East Hart­ Today is Monday, July 12, the 194th was born July 12, 1817. This is the Manchester High School. The report and Marsh. Residence Zone A. liberal, conservative, etc., etc. never come till one is willing to cipal, used a fine-toothed comb in Item 5 No. 517 day of 1976 with 172 to follow. 37th birthday of American actor- came out in September 1946. What verbal quicksand our young preparing the plans for the school; he A & P Tea Co. — Request variance of Article IV, Section The moon is between its full phase comic Bill Cosby and the 77th for accept responsibility for his every Chairman of that committee was must wade through to build stability act and its effect upon himself and on didn’t want those plans to become 13.1.06 to permit additional free-standing ground sign of 75 FROM OUR PRODUCE DEPT: and last qarter. entertainer Milton Berle. my dad; other members were and integrity into their lives; to others. Long ago Immanuel Kant embroiled in public controvery as did CB helps clear the way square feet, 25 feet high — 1135 Tolland Turnpike — Business SAVE >1.20 The morning stars are Mercury On this day in history: achieve any real balance between William Ferguson, Louis Genovesi, Zone III. wrote what has been called the great the Waddell School on Broad St. MANCHESTER (UPI)- ding a party in Manchester way,” he said. “We had a and Jupiter. In 1862, the U.S. Medal of Honor their physical, mental, and spiritual Donald Hemingway, Horace Moral Law. In effect it was — The high school was built for $5 Gary Vaughn knew he was when Mrs. Vaughn began few smokies (state Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan­ The evening stars are Venus, Mars was authorized by Congress. beings. That balance is important, Murphey, Fred Rogers, Thomas J. ning Office. and Saturn. whatever you do, judge first whether million, and it was called one of the going to be speeding so he having labor pains. Vaughn troopers) call us and they In 1933, a new industrial code was but delicate and it’s becoming harder Rogers, Joseph Russell and Charles U.S. NO. 1 you would be willing for everyone to finest schools in the East. It was built c a ll^ up state police on his broadcast his predicament All persons interested may attend these hearings. Those born on this date are under established to fix a minimum wage of and harder to hold. It seems to me "Pete” Wigren. Ex-officio members gave us clearance all the do that thing, it will be eternally for 2,400 students, and it eliminated car’s Citizens Band radio over his CB radio as they way. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS the sign of Cancer. 40 cents an hour in the United States. that in all the “now” language were Archie Kilpatrick who was on Bernard R. Johnson, EASTERN SHORE NEW BAG valid. double sessions that began in 1952. and informed him of his headed for the hospital. responsibility — my own responsibili­ The Herald staff. Town Engineer “They were trying to Chairman Mary Haldeman And would you believe the town plans. “I had CB’ers all the way find us, but we were going ty — is the phrase that is pretty con­ James Sheekey and Town Treasurer Paul J. Rossetto, St. Mary’s Episcopal purchased the Old Golf Lots for “10-4,” came the answer from East Hartford either too fast for them to catch spicuous by its absence although no George Waddell who later became Secretary Church the town’s first general manager. $25,000? All 41 acres? from the "smokies,” the moving over or leading the up,” said Vaughn. Dated this 12th day of July, 1976. POTATOES CB term for police, in­ dicating there was no problem. 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GOOD ONLY WITH A $5 WSTITilTE PURCHASE IN THE STORE < NOT INCLUDING ANY OF ttni Mdar ■ ua, la l pm, •akedtrlamlalpm Lo(^inthe S^Ebook. THESE SPECIAL ITEMS OR BEER & CIGARETTES. 111 Ash Slraet IT'S TWE ORIGINAL t r a f f ic FWnEfiN CM IM m E MMIm NMi NO COUPONS NECESSARY! FOR THE MAIN^CEAlTER(ST??£&r^ INTERSECT/ONg T d s s s l f l l . Ert. 4 H Southern New England Telephone PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 12. 1976 . R V MA?jQ6jlSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 12, 1976— PAGE SEVEN ,, Fleet blessed Dickman-Callis School building group STONINGTON (UPI) — water to commemorate About 10,000, persons *°st at sea. Priscilla Callis of Manchester and The bride is the daughter of Mrs. The Rev. James Demetriade of to meet with PTAs gathered for the 22nd a n -' This printing test pattern it William B. Dickman of East Hart- Stella Tatem of 25 Sunset St. The Hartford performed the double-ring nual blessing of the fleet P^rt of The Herald quality coo- ford were married July 11 at Greek bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ann ceremony. The church was decorated saw Bishop Daniel Riley of program in order to give The Board of Education’s building School officials want to work with Orthodox Church in Hartford. Kostia of East Hartford. with baskets of gladioli. and sites committee will meet the Norwich diocese bless ®’’® 1*** flneat, parents to establish priorities in the and annoint lobster boats "®w»Papers In the naUon. ■ The bride, given in marriage by tonight with Parent and Teacher event the state/ reduces its reim­ and draggers. Each bo&t her brother, Stephen B. Callis of Ver­ Associations (PTA) from the Bentley bursement, or the local appropria­ non, wore a gown designed with high and Washington ^hools and other was sprinkled with holy tion does not cover all of the planned • water Sunday as it passed 3 S S neckline. Empire bodice trimmed concerned parents to discuss the renovations. with lace appliques, long sleeves, and progress of proposed renovations at th e b is h o p ’s b o a t lace-trimmed skirt terminating into the schools. A demographer was hired recently Rosemary. The boats a chapel-length train. Her chapel- They will meet at 8 p.m. in the to study student enrollment projec­ formed a circle around length veil was attached to a lace- board room at 45 N. School St. tions for the two schools. His report Fishers Island Buoy and threw an anchor into the trimmed, floor-length mantilla. She The two local projects were ap­ is expected to be completed by carried a cascade bouquet of yellow proved by townspeople in a referen­ September. Such a study is required roses, white daisies, baby’s breath dum last November, but voters set a before school reimbursement and stephanotis. local spending limit of $1.4 million. applications are processed. The Build Glamorous Longer The estimated cost of the total results of the population projections / Mrs. Marie Rozanitis of project was $2.37 million, with the could pinpoint the areas of the Noils in Minutes with Wethersfield and Mrs. Lori Callis of V difference to be made up by state projects which could be eliminated, Vernon, the bride's sisters-in-law, grants. However, the state is not or could indicate which, if any, local were matrons of honor. Bridesmaids expected to act on approval of reim­ schools may have to be closed Sto-Long were Mrs. Fran Dube of East Hart­ bursement funds until late next sometime in the future because of nail formula r I?/.- ford, Miss Patricia Ondriecka of winter. declining enrollment. y . a Ledyard, and Miss Marcia Generis of Manchester, the bride’s cousin. Miss • Works in minutes • Makes long, glamorous nails w ' Christine Rozanitis of Wethersfield, the bride’s cousin, was flower girl. Ford revamping staff harder than your own • Repairs broken, jagged and Ronald Dube of East Hartford i!s8^ peeling nails WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dropping his former aides to President Richard Nixon. served as best man. Ushers were • Looks as natural as your own television adviser and dividing powers Tlie action followed weeks of White George Parker of Broad Brook; Alex • Can be shaped, filed and Callis of Manchester, the bride’s held by his senior aide. President Ford House discussion and a Sunday session by polished brother; and Peter Rozanitis of shook up his image-making staff in Ford in his dining room and on the golf Wethersfield, the bride’s cousin. preparation for battling Ronald Reagan course with some of his closest political • Discourages nail biting and perhaps Jimmy Carter. • Helps protect while your Mark Rozanitis of Wethersfield, the .'.X V advisers; former Defense Secretary bride’s cousin, was ring bearer. Out went television adviser Robert Melvin Laird, deputy campaign manager own nails grow out Mead, blamed by presidential press Stuart Spencer, House (30P leader John A reception was held at Veteran’s secretary Ron Nessen for spoiling last Rhodes of Arizona and White.House chief Now Sta-Long can bo found at any Memorial Clubhouse in East Hart­ week’s nationwide telecast of Ford’s of staff Richard Cheney. ford, after which the couple left for Sheltered Workshop acquires new sewing machine White House dinner for (}ueen Elizabeth. "There was a lot of engaging political Hydrants shedding colors Spain and Morocco. For traveling, conversation,’’ James Cannon, director of ARTHUR DRUG Mrs. Dickman wore a three-piece Aaron Cheerman, owner of the Manchester Sewing Machine Center, at right, gives Susan Counselor Robert Hartmann, with Ford the White House domestic council, told Main Street’s fire hydrants are beginning to regain that quality of white pantsuit. They will reside in Pariseau, a client at the Manchester Sheltered Workshop a few tips on using the new since his days in Congress, lost control of reporters after sitting,in at the lunch. similarity. The hydrants had been painted in different multi-colored 40 West Main St., Rockville East Hartford. sewing machine he has donated to the workshop. Looking on is Lewis Stein, workshop direc­ all written presidential statements but More staff changes were coming, White designs, but, here, Water Dept, workers Don Irving (left) and Chuck 942 Main St., Manchester will still supervise speech writing. House officials said, adding that all of Barrera Jr. are shown returning one hydrant to its former yellow color 144 Broad St., Windsor Mrs. Dickman is employed in the tor. Clients will be trained in the use of the machine which is equipped with a needle guard. Ford promoted former assistant speech them tried to solve what intimates judge (Herald photo by Pinto) 190 Farmington Ave., Hartford laboratories at Manchester Stein said acquisition of the machine will open up new opportunities in securing sub­ writer David (Jergen to serve as White is Ford’s chief political problem; im­ Memorial Hospital. Mr. Dickman is contract work for the workshop. The workshop, located in Lincoln Center, is owned and House communications director under proving his public image by getting across currently attending Manchester operated by the Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens. It is interested in securing Nessen and handle written presidential to voters his achievements since Community College and is employed sub-contracts for light assembly work, collating, preparing advertisements for mailing, ad­ statements. He replaced Margita White, a succeeding Nixon 23 months ago. Busher Photo at ITT Continental Bakery. Swedish-bom Californian nominated to , The action also reflected Ford’s con­ dressing and stuffing envelopes, etc. Interested persons may call Stein at 646-5718. (Herald the Federal Communications Commis­ photo by Pinto) fidence in public and private that he will Mrs. William B, Dickman sion. defeat Reagan for the Republican nomina­ William Rattigan, returned to the White tion at next month’s Kansas City national WANT COMPANY TONIGHT? House as Gergen’s assistant. Both are convention. 35th anniversary Curl-Genovesi A bout tow n HOW ABOUT...

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Perry of 290 Cynthia Louise Genovesi of Manchester WATES will Auxiliary will meet tonight Center in the teen center Scott Dr. were recently honored at a Ellington and Rod D. Curl of Red­ h ave a sp la sh p a rty at 7;30 at the post home. annex. All area men in­ surprise party in honor of their 35th ding. Calif, were married July 9 in Tuesday at the home of wedding anniversary. The party was terested in singing four- Redding. Mrs. Roxanne Lannon on part barbershop harmony hosted by their children, Kathleen M. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Taylor St. Weighing in will Manchester Chapter of are invited. Odell of Glastonbury, Elisa’oeth A. and .Mrs. Louis V. Genovesi of 6 be from 6 to 7 p.m. the Society for the Preser­ Perry of Manchester, John F. Perry Moser Dr., Ellington. The Members are reminded to vation and Encouragement 1 . # of Vernon, and James L. Perry Jr. of bridegroom is the son of Mr. and bring their own box s - M s g o i of Barber Shop Quartet Saybrook. Emanuel Lutheran Mrs. West Curl of Redding. lunches. Singing in America, Inc., The Perrys were married at St. Church Council will meet The bride was given in marriage by will meet tonight at 7:30 at tonight at 7:30 in the board ''»eoo,U®o^.v James Church, Manchester, June 10, T he VFW Ladies her father. the Manchester Recreation room. 1941. They have nine grandchildren. .Mrs. Lucille Genovesi of Ellington 4 Attending the affair were many was her daughter's matron of honor. friends and relatives. Fritz Kilmar- Suzanne Curt of Redding was flower ’ • ' O t t e r - tin of Hartford, best man, and girl. HSA bylaw subcommittee ^ILL s Josephine Morse of Manchester, Richard Hinkle of Redding served •fierre maid of honor, were also present. as best man. Rodney Curl of Redding Music .was provided by Michael was ring bearer. to meet Tuesday night Fendell of Manchester. A reception was held at the Red 22lKon The Perrys were presented a jade Lion Inn in Redding, after which the An ad hoc bylaw committee of subarea Hebron, Raymond Newman of Glaston­ statue in remembrance of the occa­ couple left for Lake Tahoe, Nev. F of the North Central Health Systems bury, Barbara Gagne of Marlborough and sion. Agency of Connecticut will meet Tuesday They will reside in Redding. Audrey Leclerc of East Hartford. at 7:30 p.m. in the hearing room of the Mrs. Perry is the former Estelle Mr. Curl is a touring pro with the The committee will review the tem­ municipal building. M. Odermann of Manchester. She is a Professional Golfers Association porary bylaws of the HSA and submit past president and member of the IRGAI.______Members of the committee are Roger their suggestions to the bylaw committee Manchester Square Dance Club; and Talbot and Ellen Gerhard, both of of the agency’s Board of Directors for a past member of the Manchester Manchester; Dorothy Cope of South Wind­ consideration when it revises the bylaws Woman's Club and Catholic Ladies INVITATION sor, John McGuire of Andover, Wendell for permanent adoption. “H, Guild. TO BID Wickersham of Bolton, Thomas Ford of Mr. Perry is a past president and member of the Manchester Square The Manchester Board of Dance Club and was a charter Education seeks bids for the A ll This Month on member of the Manchester Lodge of Student Insurance for the Elks. He had been active in various 1976-1977 school year. Sealed phases of Manchester town develop­ bids will be received until 3:30 Dairii CABLE TV^s most ment including supervision of the P.M. July 28, 1976, at which building of Manchester High School, time they will be publicly ____ HartfDrd Ruad / opened. The right is reserved Queen exciting new channel — . . 1. completed in 1956, Currently, he is to reject any and all bids. employed by Ellerbe Associates in Specifications and bid forms Mr. & Mrs. James L. Perry charge of new construction at the may be secured at the ilospital of St. Raphael in New Dick Black Studio Business Office, 45 N. School S. DAIRY QUEEN ^^HOME BOX OFFICE” ilaven. Mrs. Rod D. Curl Street, Manchester, Connec­ ticut. Raymond E. Demers, ------Business Manager SPECIAL OFFER TUES. & WED. 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What deep, FR EE With Every Pair Of Draw “FASTBACK” '"''o'ved? What pitfalls should you FRiSBEE »*'9«tlng a community that [/'■ lltralghtl “ * Drapes—! Sale Starts Tues., July 13th; SCOTT DAN 8ABBY BOB JIM TOM DICK for only SUNDAY, JULY 11 (3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.) at the Ends Thurs., July 29th ID un'iSniw’ WINDSOR LOCKS E II.C t VN irSff ** **!• Sheraton Inn, Summer Store Hours; Cell tor Home Appointment WMT WRINOHEW “ " ' TIES., WED., THURS. 25 GreatBT Hartford CATV, Inc. **'• Sheraton FREE ESTIMATE8 801 Parktr 81. •ManchOBter u y S S LlS ? **’ Trumbull 8t. at Civic Center Plaza, In tlAnTFORD and FRI. 9 to 5:30 P JL W E A LS O f e a t u r e IF UNABLI TO ATTEND, PLEAOI WRITE TO: P.O. Saturday 9 to 1 PJL • CuBtom Slip Covers RETAIL VALUE information TitniuoitS by Cotony MobS* Honw CommunHlM, Ine. • KIrseh Rods *1.50 (Evenings by Appointment) • DolniBr»» Wood Woven SHadoo .1 646-6400 PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn„ Mon. July 12, 1976 Andrew M. Porter Andrew Morgan Porter, |3, of 225 Maple Row, Thunderstorms roam the East Obituaries I Northbrook, 111., died early By United Presi across New York, Penn­ International Pennsylvania’s Jefferson 150 feet into the air and "II ■"> ii»^ Saturday morning at home. sylvania, Ohio, Indiana and County and electrocuted dropped her in a neighbor’s Record round Powerful thunderstorms He was the son of Lewis Virginia. fireman Roy Le Reinald, Forty days after roamed much of the East yard, police sajd. Morgan Jr., formerly of The combination of 47, of Knoxdale. Three Sunday, spawning tor­ tying the Manchester Manchester, and Helen winds, lightning and other firemen were in­ Only two teams remain in nadoes and flash floods. Another twister hit Country Cluh course title while a win by the Hartford a strikeout. Bob Cowley lined a single Neal Cheney, 82, dies; Viney Porter. twisters killed three per­ jured. Dubois, Pa. There were no’ At least five persons record for women the Town Little League Tour­ Roaders would force another tilt. to right. He was born March 28, sons In New York and two A tornado hit Jefferson reports of major damage were killed and six others nament as Hartford Road The Queens started the scoring jn Falkowski scored and as the ball 1973, in Chicago, 111. in Pennsylvania. County, demolishing a or injuries. golfers, Nancy injured, one critically. Dairy Queen eliminated the second inning without benefit of a got past the rightfielder Popik was retired official Other survivors are his Lightning struck the mobile home at Big Run Narkon went oiit and hit, getting a runner across on a sister, Alicia Michelle The storms whipped Knoxdale Fire Hall in Moriarty Bros, with a 5-4 proceeded home. A wild throw home Neal A. Cheney, 82, of Borough and killing Shirley Police said Walter erased the existing walk, wild pitch and two passed descendents formed the Porter, at home, and his allowed Cowley to come all the way Sunny Brook Village, New Lowmaster, 47. Jasincki, 24, B atavia, standard with a one- come-from-behind win Satur­ balls. Moriarty’s came back with around. silk manufacturing paternal grandmother, State Rd,, formerly of 89 and Nellie Smith Anderson. ford; two brothers, Officials said the woman N.Y., and Ruth Ann day afternoon at Waddell four runs in the top of the third. dustry in Manchester. Mrs. Lewis Morgan Porter under par 35-37-72. The Hartford Roaders knotted it In Brookfield St., retired He lived in Manchester Sylvester Anderson and was watching television McGill, 22, Elba, N.Y., Field. Mike Savidakis walked, took se­ Other survivors are a Sr. of Manchester. The record was es- the fourth scoring three times. chief clerk of the for about 20 years. He was John Anderson, both of- when the winds ripped were killed by lightning as cond and third on a wild pitch and son, Wendell H. Cheney of Funeral arrangements Dairy Queen, with one loss in the Galligan led off with a homer which M anchester Board of employed as a welder at Holyoke, Mass.; a sister, apart her dwelling. The they watched a softball tahlished Saturday passed ball respectively, and scored Shrewsbury, Mass.; a are incomplete. double elimination process, now hit the top of the centerfield fence Assessors, died Saturday in Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Mrs. Helen Schubach, also twister lifted the victim game at a Batavia park. while the 17-year-old on a passed ball. Matt Falkowski daughter, Mrs. John D. The family suggests that faces unbeaten American League and bounced over. Steve Shrider and a Windsor Convalescent Division of United of Holyoke, and- two was playing in a four- singled to right for the first hit off Sherman of Windsor friends wishing to do so champ American Legion tonight at 6 Jeff Chmielewski followed with Home. He was the husband Technologies in East Hart­ grandchildren. son^e with Helen at Buckley Fild. A victory by the Queen starter and winner Brian back-to-back singles and each moved Locks, and six may make memorial gifts ford. of Mrs. Mary Lillian grandchildren. Fire calls Legion,^which already owns a 9-3 win Galligan. Jeff Popik walked putting up on a passed ball. Shrider scored on to Manchester Memorial He was a past president The funeral is Mutty, Florence McCulley Cheney. They ’The funeral is Tuesday at over the Queens, would give them the runners on first and second and after a wild pitch and Chmielewski came Hospital. of the Army and Navy Wednesday at a time to be Barre and Lynn celebrate their 56th wed­ 1 p.m. at the Holmes NANCY NARKON home as the attempt to get Shrider Club, and a member of announced. Burial will be Prior. ding anniversary last Oc­ Funeral Home, 4(X) Main Manchester Dilworth-Cornell-Quey in the veterans section of tober. St., with the Rev. Winthrop Saturday, 2:58 p.m. — Oil washdown at Summit and Previously, one over on the back James J. Anderson Post of the American East Cemetery. Strant Sts. (Town) Mr. Cheney was born in Nelson of Center spill at Frank’s Supermarket. Narkon, the finest side in establishing James J. Anderson, 59, Legion. Friends may call at the (Town) Sunday, 10 a.m. - Water Barre, Vt., and lived in Congregational Church of­ young female golfer Select of 58 Pine St. died Sunday He was an army veteran John F. Tierney Funeral Saturday, 5:10 p.m. —Grass rescue drill at Union Pond. the low standard. Manchester for 53 years. ficiating. Burial will be In to come out of Legion gunned down SOUTHPORT, He retired In 1959 after night at Manchester> of World War II, and a Home, 219 W. Center St., fire at rear of K-Mart. (Town) (Eighth District) She birdied the first, East Cemetery. Sunday, 1:01 p.m. — Rescue 35 years of service with the Memorial Hospital after communicant of St. James Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 Saturday, 7:17 p.m. - Auto Manchester in years, fifth, 10th and 12th England (UPI) — There are no calling suffering an attack at his Church. to 9 p.m. fire at 315 W. Middle Tpke. call for child who fell from shared the course Unable to stay on the win­ local marker with a single but Ed Johnny Miller, town, the longest of any hours. (Eighth District) bike. (Eighth District) holes. hoine by centerfielder Jeff Saunders. Neal A. Cheney home. He was the husband Other survivors are two The family suggests that ning track, the Manchester White was thrown out at the plate, town employe’s service at The family suggests that Saturday, 9:54 p.m. — Fire Sunday, 1:17 p.m .— Fire in low with Patty Torza The record-setter, White then lined into a doubleplay en­ having paid his dues that time. Mr. Cheney of Mrs. Catherine Hibbert sons, James D. Anderson those wishing to do so may American Legion baseball one of three Manchester runners cut ding the threat. friends wishing to do so Anderson. in dumpster at K-Mart. chair in garage at 52 Hamlin Natalie and Joan a member of down. with a couple of near began in 1920 in the town’s and Michael J. Anderson, make memorial gifts to the (Town) St. (Town) team bowed to Zone Eight foe Jim Marcil led off the East Granby post commander. For may make memorial gifts Mr. Anderson was born King at par 73. misses, is now a engineering department. both of Manchester; a Heart Association of Sunday, 2:46 a.m. — False Monday, 7:52 a.m. — Water Manchester High’s East Granby’s runs came on three sixth with a towering homer to many years he served on to Center Congregational Jan. 10, 1918, in Holyoke, Narkon had tied the East Granby by a 7-3 count memher of the select In 1927 he was transferred daughter, Kathleen M. Greater Hartford, 310 alarm at Box 45 (Town) problem at 72 Essex St. varsity this spring singles, two stolen bases and defen­ center and two more runs followed. several state Church.' Mass., the son of Frederick Sunday in East Granby. to the assessor’s depart­ Anderson of East Hart­ Collins St., Hartford. Sunday, 3:15 a.m. - Gas (Town) mark on Memorial and a June graduate, sive lapses by Manchester. cluh of golfing greats organizational com­ Manchester, 6-5 in the zone and 7-13 Ingraham had two hits and Tom ment. Day, May 31. The Post 102 entry came back with to have won the mittees. last month took part over-all, entertains zone foe South Jones, Hanlon and Gliha had RBIs He was a former chair­ 1^ 0 runs in the top of the fourth. He was a combat am­ Narkon was two in' th e Junior Windsor tonight at 6 at Eagle Field. for Manchester. Hanlon went 5 2/3 in­ British Open. man of the town’s Three walks and an error plated one bulance driver in France i under par for the The winners plated four runs in the nings giving up five hits, walking The 29-year-old Memorial Day Committee. Women’s Western run and left the bags jammed with with the 5th Infantry Divi­ first nine and was bottom of the third to offset one three and striking out four, but was Californian strolled He was a founder of the sion during World War I. Open in Houston. none out. Kevin Hanlon, who took the hurt by lack of defensive support as marker by Manchester in the top of loss, singled to center scoring one but to a six-shot victory 2 Manchester Veterans of He was a direct descen- p Arthur's the frame. Ray Gliha drove in the three errors resulted in three East Foreign Wars, Post 2046, dent of John Cheney of Brad Ingraham was gunned down at Granby runs. Saturday. and was the group’s second ^ OflliC STORES 3i-S?C-S!¥?S;¥JCISMH-SffSCWtfSSSftISS Massachusetts whose ‘< T Zygmunt Borekjo Mrs. Armand Laltanzio I AHMIMSTOK AVf HAI-'TK)H|; V 8» ‘111? MAIN ST , MANCHl s n H THNN ( , ; 'it,,,i. Jones Fidrych Zygmunt Borejko, 81, of SOUTH WINDSOR - Soccer squads split I'MUHOAUST I'.INDSOH COf;N r,S- Booted put of Games 11 McCann Dr. died at Mrs. Constance Simmons 40 MAIN ST ftO(. K V IL I E, CONN 3/f) 0203 PHILADELPHIA later he was gone from the who seldom walks a batter home Saturday. Lattanzio, 67, of 21 Grace MONTREAL (UPI) — “This is an extremely buy tickets, but we can Winning one and losing with a shot to the lower (UPI)'- It’s tbe kind major leagues. and while his pitches look He was born Dec. 14, Rd. died Saturday at St. The Republic of China unfortunate day in always hire one last Saturday at right hand corner o f‘the Even if he dosn’t get a delectable, batters have 1894, in Poland and lived in Francis Hospital in Hart­ of pairing that Arcb team retained its name, Olympic history,” said automobiles. Manchester High were net. Sweeperback Bob Nur- batter out, though, Fidrych trouble connecting solidly. Providence, R.I., many ford. She was the wife of / Ward bad in mind for its flag and national Killanin after the “We shall not return Manchester’s Connecticut mi and goalie Mark is bound to please the years before moving to Armand J. Lattanzio. The selection of Fidrych Executive Board bowed Junior Soccer Association bis "dream game" crowd, which is expected anthem and got booted home without a fight. Copeland excelled for the Manchester in 1951. Mrs. Lattanzio was born HEALTH & BEAUTY BUYS to start for the AL will un­ to 'political pressure (CJSA) entries. SUNDRY BUYS when;be founded tbe to number more than 60,000 out of the Olympic We shall fight to the “A” team. Before his retirement in in Waterbury and lived in doubtedly take some of the from the Canadian bitter end.” All-Star contest in 1933 and include a host of Games. But it promised The “A” team 1966, Mr. Borejko was a the Hartford area more heat off Johnson, who has to fight back. External Affairs Depart­ The “B” team surprised nothble dignitaries, in­ overwhelmed Springfield, tool maker for Pratt & than 55 years. Iff as part of tbe Chicago been the target of the ment. its English opponents A- cluding President Ford. A Five days of non-stop The Executive Mass., 5-1, while the “B” scoring early with Tommy Whitney Aircraft Division She retired after 25 years POLYESTER NYLON World’s Fair. critics for some of his A T a iw a n se hyperactive youngster who Board’s decision has to team was bested by the Roach tallying an un­ of United Technologies in with the Connecticut State Randy Jones versus selections to the team. talk ended Sunday spokesman said the talks out loud to the be ratified at the 78th Nova Soccer Club of East Hartford for many Police in 1970 as an office Mark Fidrych. Baltimore’s Jim Palmer, when Lord Killanin, team is awaiting orders assisted goal. But the Nova htdMl PAINT BRUSH baseball and runs around Congress session of the Manchester, England, 4-2. years. employe. What better matchup the AL’s top winner, was president of the Inter­ from Taipei, “but we Club showed its talents lilwnpool A QUALITY BRUSH THAT’S MADE the infield congratulating IOC, which begins its Leading 1-0 at the half, He was a member of the She was a communicant could there be than bypassed by Johnson as national Olympic Com­ expect to be told to before the crowd of 400 teammates for good plays, three-day meeting the “A” entry broke it open Slavic Society of the of St. Margaret Mary O r FOR ALL PAINTS baseball’s two most were Oakland’s Sal Bando, mittee, announced the challenge the Canadian scoring three picture- ‘"The Big Bird", as he is Tuesday. Never in the in the second half with four perfect goals, all the result United States, and a com­ Church, South Windsor. 1 ^ 8 6 exciting pitchers and the league’s leading home nine-man executive government’s decision 8 called, has succeeded in history of the Olympics, goals. Three straight goals, of excellent short passing. municant of the Church of Other survivors are a biggest gate attractions of run hitter, and Board will recommend to bar us entry into the MUK r 6 s drawing large crowds which were revived at two fine individual efforts the Assumption. son, Thomas J. Lattanzio the season showing their Milwaukee’s Henry Aaron, the exclusion of the country. Nicky Tatton, Ian Tettler wherever he has pitched Athens in 1896, has the by Tom Orlowski Survivors are three sons, of West Hartford; a SHICK PIUS stuff to the guys in the baseball’s all-time home Republic of China team “We cannot get in by and Paul Turner gave the this season. His 9-2 record membership voted sandwiched around a Dan John Borejko of Tracy, daughter, Nancy A. Lattan­ “other league” before the run king. Palmer was es- when the Games open air because no U.S. air­ visitors a 3-1 halftime and major league leading down a recommenda­ Wilson 20-yard scoring edge. Gary Warner scored Calif., and Joseph Borejko zio of Wakefield, Mass., PLATINUM OUR REG. $3.99 President of the United pMially critical of John­ July 17. line will permit us to ROSE MILK 1.78 earned run average in­ tion from the Board. drive, made it 4-0 before in the second half for the and Henry Borejko, both of and a brother Thomas J. APPOLLO States and tbe largest All- son, calling the Red Sox’ dicate there is nothing Springfield’s Bill Berg cut Manchester; two Simmons of Hartford. HERBAL Star Game crowd in more skipper “an idiot." English while Bill Frat- DOUBLE-EDGE flakey about his ability, the deficit. taroli marked for the daughters, Mrs. Frances The funeral is Tuesday at SKIN CARE CANNON MARK II than two decades? however. New hope for Ciahts, Astros locals. Surowiec of Manchester 9;15 a.m. from the ESSENCE That confrontation The AL, which has lost 13 That was as close as RAZOR BLADES CREAM Jones, too, has been of the last 14 All-Star con­ and Mrs. Anna Peck of D’Esopo East Hartford TOWEL SETS ALARM CLOCK became official Sunday Springfieldinghi could come as Striker Jeff Lombardo PKG.OFS KEYWINO 30 hr. something of a curiosity tests, will start Rod Carew N E W - YORK (UPI) treal Expos, helping East Hartford; two Chapel, 30 Carter St., East SHAMPOO 8 02. PUMP BOTTLE CHOICE OF: when Darrell Johnson, ning. St. Louis took a 5-0 Manchester halfback (Jreg and midfielder Robbie but not because of any of Minnesota at first, Bob­ While the Philadelphia Houston move to within brothers, Frank Barclay of Hartford, with a Mass at 10 4 FOR BIG 16 OUNCES 4 Wash cloths in assorted colorid st^as MOVEMENT manager of the American lead on a solo homer by Smayda capped off a 30- Saunders played well for REG. $1.29 emotional behavior. Tlie Phillies and Cincinnati one-half game of third the Bronx, N.Y., and at St. Margaret Mary 2 Terry dish towels in assorted checks. PLASTIC CASE League, named the colorful by Grlch of Baltimore at Keith Hernandez, a three- yard dribbling exhibition the “B" team. 26-year-old southpaw, who Reds look past ’Tuesday place. Eugene Borejko of New Church, South Windsor. 4 Ribbed terry cloth dish towels in 21-year-old Fidrych to secondj Toby Harrah of run homer by ex-Dodger has been attracting from 10 night’s All-Star game to Phils 3, Padres 0 Jersey; a sister, Mrs. Burial will be in Mount St newest stripes start against the National Texas at shortstop, George Willie Crawford and a solo to 15,000 more fans to the the glitter and glory of the Greg Luzinski broke up a Helen Roszhowski of Benedict Cemetery, 5 Knit dish cloths in stripes M A C League in the 47th mid­ Brett of Kansas City at homer by Bake McBride. park whenever he pitches, playoffs, the San Francisco Astoria, L.I., N.Y.; six Bloomfield. summer classic Tuesday third, Thurman Munson of scoreless pitching duel Don Sutton picked up his is considered unique Giants and the Houston with a three-run double in Crispino’s gain grandchildren and three There are no calling n ig h t a t V e te r a n ’s New York behind the plate ninth victory with three in­ LIMIT 4 REG. $2.29 because he wins without Astros try to turn their great-grandchildren. hours. LIMIT 2 LIMIT 2 Stadium. and Ron LeFlore and Rus­ the sixth inning to help Jim nings of one-run relief. being able to throw a springs of despair into the ’The funeral is Tuesday at The family suggests that Jones, the winnlngest ty Staub of Detroit and Kaat gain his ninth victory Braves 9, Mels 8 major league fastball. He summer of hope. A softball finals 9;30 a.m. from the John F. friends wishing to may pitcher in the majors with Fred Lynn of Boston in the and Philadelphia maintain Willie Montanez drove is a sinkerball specialist ’The future for those two Tierney Funeral Home, 219 L'ORE’AL 16 victories, had previously outfield. its 10-game lead over home six runs, including a L make memorial gifts to the t^Sergeanfs^^ National League also cans Pittsburgh in the NL East. W. Center St. with a Mass American Cancer Society, been nameid by manager three-run, two-out double Crispino’s advanced to the finals in the Connecticut looked brighter Sunday at 10 at the Church of the 292 S. Marshall St., Hart­ EXCELLENCE PERMANENT Sparky Anderson to start Luzinski’s blow followed ih the eighth inning to bring ASA State Women’s “A” Division Softball Tournament WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY SENTRY IV when a pair of young right­ Assumption. Burial will be ford. for the National Lague. Weekend' an infield single by Dave Atlanta from behind to vic­ with three victories last weekend. handers came up with out­ in St. James Cemetery. SHAMPOO-IN COLOR DOG or CAT COLLAR, ENTER YOUR NAME All-Star Game rules Cash and bunt singles by tory. standing pitching perfor­ Larry Bowa and Mike The Manchester entry Friends may call at the Mrs. Dorothy C. Clark WITH YOUR PURCHASE 0F2- - AT THE END OF ONE WEEK, EACH STORE prohibit a starting pitcher ELLINGTON RIDGE Belter Nine- 'A Ship’s Wheel 1; Zanzibar ■ U - v mances as both the Giants Schmidt. Kaat allowed did it the hard way, coming funeral home today from 2 Mrs. Dorothy Carlson WILL DRAW FOR ONE OF THESE $44.95 DOG from going more than F errigno 37-5-32, Lou 14, Ship’s Wheel 9; Sun­ GET A COUPON FOR A $1.00 . Net- A - Dave and the Astros scored from behind each time. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Clark, 54, of 304 E. Hudson 29 leanfs HOUSES. EITHER WAY YOU WIN... Reg. $2.98 three innings and chances McGonigle 74-5-69, B - Bill B e c k e r 38-5-33; B - nine hits in pitching his Baseball day’s results: Reliable 6, REFUND FROM shutout victories. 29th career shutout. Crispino's downed Zan­ Ave., Port Richey, Fla., MR 9 1 ^ COLLARS THIS WEEK JUST ... are neither pitcher will Masse 76-11-65, C - Elmer K earney 38-7-31, Will Zanzibar 5; Cornell 9, Mrs. Mary A. Kington L'ORE'AL Ed Halicki, a 6-foot-7 Pirales 8, Reds 5 zibar of New Haven on formerly of Manchester have a dramatic effect on Riggott 80-14-66, D - Stan Roberto 38-6-32; C Hebert COLT INTERTOWN Reliable 8; Cornell 11, ROCKVILLE - Mrs. sidearming fastballer who Pedro ^rbon hit Tom­ Saturday, 4-3, and Sunday and Vernon, died Sunday OUR Reg. $2.25 THAT’S EXCELLENCE ^ 4 the game’s final outcome. Loucks 91-22-69. 40-8-32; D - Musco 41-10-31, Jeff Berman tossed a Seven Seas 5; EB-Len 8, Mary A. Kington, 77, of 55 appeared to be on the my Helms on the left elbow conquered Cornell Carr of night at her home. She was LIMIT 2 But no matter. It’s an in­ Crlem- A - Brian Smith Mick Olender 42-11-31, two-hitter to lead the Reliable 4. Grove St. died Friday in a threshold of greatness with the bases loaded to Fairfield, 15-14, and EB- the widow of Ernest Clark. M.39 triguing matchup and it’s 68-8-60, Sal Rossitto 688-60, Loucks 41-10-31. Kickers Manchester Merchants to local convalescent home. when he pitched a no-hitter force home the tie­ Len’s Army & Navy of Mrs. Clark was born in the kind of thing the All- Jim Kearns 67-7-60, B - 79, 80, an 8-4 win over Manchester She was the widow of against the New York Mets breaking run in the eighth New Britain, 7-6. Action resumes Saturday Manchester June 9, 1922, Star game is supposed to Masse 66-11-55, C • Jim Ladies Four Ball- Gross Crispino’s yesterday at Harold F. Kington. ROLODEX PETITE last season, hurled a two- at noon at Fitzgerald Field and lived in Manchester be abwt. Chett 69-17-52, D - Don - Diane Kearns, Jo Chupas, inning and pinch-hitter Moriarty Field. ’The funeral was today. hitter in San Francisco’s 2- Rennie Stennett followed Cathy Linsenbigler drove with the “A” Division and and Vernon before moving LISTERINE Wiley 79-26-53. Bonnie Pentiss, htorilyn A1 Hutchinson, Berman in the winning run in the Burial was in Grove Hill THE PERFECT FHE 0 victory over the Chicago with a two-run double to Major Tournament finals to Florida 10 years ago. Belter Nine - A - Peracchio 37-39-76; Net - and Craig Ostrout each had bottom of the seventh Cemetery, Rockville. The ' In getting the nomina­ Cubs. pace Pittsburgh. Despite to be played. Results from Survivors are her OUARTS BB!? FOR TELEPHONE NUMBERS Uparilit McGonigle 36-3-33, B - Alice Bantly, Faith a pair of blows for the against the New Haven White-Gibson-Small "t.j tion, Fidrych will become Meanwhile, the Astros the loss, the Reds take a the Major Tournament mother, Mrs. Elsie Peter­ AND ADDRESSES Masse 37-6-31, C - Riggott Palozej, Diane Kueza, Sue Merchants while Wayne crew with Carol Corcoran, Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., only the second rookie in are on the verge of such a six-game lead into the All- were; Saturday — Brown’s son Hllliker of Andover; BmmL 38-7-31, D - Loucks 42-11-32. Salad 26-24-50, Jackie Crit- Ostrout and Wayne Parker Anne Gracyalny and Rockville, was in charge of history to start an All-Star transformation, thanks to Star break. Don Gullett Tire 7, Plainville ’Trust 6; two sons, Ernest J. Reed of Kickers 73, 76. ton, Dora Kellner, Maty- hit safely for Crispino’s. Marlene Donnelly- each arrangements. $ 1 2 9 game. The first was Dave 23-year-old Joaquin made his first start for Cin­ Barry’s Package Store 0, Bolton and Franklin D. Net- A - Babe Salad 77-7- Kearney, Ellen Dickinson contributing two hits. Deb­ The family suggests that PKG. CONTAINS Stenhouse of Washington, (pronounced Waa-keen) cinnati since June 20 and Bruce's 3; Brown’s 7, Reed of Andover; a 70, Russ Ferrigno 80-10-70, 27-24-54. Kickers 77, 73. friends wishing to do so COUPON FOR 35d who started the second All- Andujar, who last year pitched six innings. Joan leads way bie Caouette’s sacrfice fly D a v id ’s 4; W elcom e daughter, Mrs. William t.: B - Bill Meagher 78-12-66, C I.adies- A - Jan Harrigan in the bottom of the may make memorial gifts TOWARDS NEXT PURCHASE Star game of the .1962 appeared to be well on his Aboard 6, Niantic 0; Tri- (Joanne) Williams of - Dick Hermanson 85-16-69, 88-19-69, B - Dora Kellner MERIDEN (UPI) - seventh against the New to the Diabetes Association LIMIT 2 REG. $2.95 season. Unfortunately, that way to becoming a career Dodgers 9, Cards 6 Town 9, Willimantic 5, Erieville, N.Y., and 10 iM D - Loucks 84-22-62. 99- 26-73, C - ElUe Marsh Joan Joyce hurled a four- Britain team proved to be Plainville 6, Niantic 2. Sun­ of Connecticut, 17 Oakwood proved to be the high point 100- 34-66. minor leaguer, never Reggie Smith highlighted grandchildren. BIUEII i BUCK NIIO BUND Best 17- A - Ferrigno hitter and struck out 14 the margin of victory. day’s results: David’s 8, Ave., West Hartford. of^Stenhouse’s career. having won more than a seven-run, seventh inning The Holmes , Funeral MEN’S MILO COMPRESSION 73-10-63, Salad 71-7-64, Jeff Criers- A - Harrigan 74- batters to lead the Connec­ Barb Brody had three hits Barry’s 5; Plainville 12, Mrs. Kington lived in EFFERDENT $1. Homiz • After posting a 10-4 record eight games? with a three-run homer, his Home, 400 Main St., is in TIPARILLOS Sanborn 71-7-64; B - Jack 19-55, B • Kellner 84-26-58, ticut Falcons to a 4-2 vic­ and Gail White two in this Willimant 4; Welcome 8, Rockville all her life. 4 TRANSISTOR with a 2.73 earned run Kearney 71-14-57, Meagher C - Marsh 84-34-50. Sunday, Andujar third in as many games tory over the Southern charge of funeral BY ROBERT BURNS win. Tri-Town 5; David’s 6, She was a member of SUPPORT HOSE DENTURE CLEANSER TRANSCEIVER average for the first half of 72-12-60, John Potter 74-14- Heller Nine- A scattered nine hits to pitch against his former team­ arrangements which are California Gems in the Bruce’s 5; David’s 10, ’Tri- Union Congregational OVER THE CALF the 1962 season, Stenhouse 60. C - Lou Hebert 79-15-64, H arrigan 44-1034, B his third, shutout of the mates, as Los Angeles incomplete. BOX of 96 TABLETS PKG. OF 5 LITTLE nightcap. of a women’s Saturday’s “A” results; Town 6, Bruce’s 4, Plain- Church, Rockville. BLACK or BROWN finished the year with an D - Sal Musco 75-20-55, Kellnqr 48-13-35, C - Marsh season and give the Astros wiped out a five-run WALKIE-TALKIES TIPPED CIGARS professional softball Reliable Fire Equipment viUe 2, Bruce’s 7, David’s Survivors are a brother, 11-12 record. ’Two years loucks 78-22-56. 50-17-33, Therla Moser 52- a 1-0 victory and a four- deficit. Bill Buckner had a doubleheader. The Gems 26, Seven Seas 4; Carr 16, 2. Fred Mehr of Hartford, In Memoriam 19-33. Kickers 75, 72. game sweep of the Mon­ two-run double in the in- In loving memory ol Jerry S. won the opener 7-3. two sisters, Mrs. Minna Williams Jr. who passed away July II. 2 offordonL Steppe and Anna Mehr, 1M7. both of Rockville, and a Always a silent heartache. sister-in-law, Mrs. Harriet Many a silent tear. n o ^ OUR REG. $2.25 Schweitzer, also of But always a beautiful memory LIMIT 2 - Of one we loved so dear. All-Star game ‘great big nothing’ Billy Martin Rockville. somesom6 genuine substance to rnnitmi hara _ ai.a *u^ ^ Mom, Dad, contest here, but about the out there pitching for the it, when everybody could late Casey Stengel. never been to one. You got- Kenneth P. Schofield Slsferi and Jodi PHILADELPHIA only ones left who take the All-Stars Tuesday night first-timers as the Twins’ Fame at Cooperstown, relate to Carl Hubbell "Casey would always say ta go,”’ Martin DIAPARENE BEN GAY (UPI) — There was a game even half-seriously and you know you’re gonna Butch Wynegar and his N.Y. next-month. Kenneth P. Schofield, 66, ALLEREST DESENEX striking out Babe Ruth, ‘who wants to go?"’ Martin remembers. "So I went to PLEDGE REVLON time when you could any more are the fans. Cer­ have to start for your own own Mickey Rivers. Rookie second baseman of 11 Holmes St., East In Memoriam BABY Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, remembers. “Some of the Washington and sat on the Hartford, died Friday at OINTMENT call baseball’s annual tainly the players don’t, team Tliursday, are you guys like Gil MacDougald, Willie Randolph also was memory of Jamea H. TABLETS SPRAY-ONf-ON SPRAY A1 Simmons and Joe nor do any of the managers bench most of the game. I St. Francis Hospital in Wright who paused away July 11,1»71. ORIGINAL OR GREASELESS INTIMATE gonna bust your back?” Bill"ill Skowron'• and a couple to have represented the WASH CLOTHS 24'j WAX AS YOU OUST eau da toilatta All-Star game a spec­ Cronin in succession, and got to hit only once and “For them. It’s super,” Hartford. He was the 1.'25oz. who aren’t directly in­ Years ago, yes. Today, no. of the others who hadn’t Yankras in the game, but Veers may come PKG. OF 70 FOOT POWDER tacle and nobody to Ted Williams rattling volved. grounded out to Roy says Martin. “Everyone and years may go. Reg. Scant , 7 o i . That’s why All-Star games he was scratched by a knee father of Arthur E. 6 02. 2X01. one of R ip S e w e ll’s been picked would say McMillan, my buddy.” ought to be in an All-^tar Schofield of Manchester. Tears may do the same; would laugh. It used to “To me, It’s a great big today aren’t what they they’d like to go, but I injury. But love Is ever present ‘‘ephus’* balls five miles nothing,” says Billy Mar­ game at least once.” Other survivors are his with the mention of your name. be an intensely were years ago. never wanted to. Although the All-Star downtown for a titanic tin, the Yankee’s manager. With the Yankees 9ti- wife, another son, two exciting, eagerly an­ Billy Martin won’t be game has little or no Wife home run. “It doesn’t prove a damn Rivers is only one of six games up in the American stepsons, three brothers, ticipated event that here for tomorrow night’s “Nellie Fox always beat appeal at all for Martin, he 'Reg. $1.35 Somehow most of the thing. Ail it amounts to is Yankees on the American League East, Martin could two sisters, and three Reg. $1.15 Reg. $1.39 All-Star game. Neither will concedes it’s still a fine In Memoriam .$1.89 not only fascinated the drama has disappeared me out for the All-Star League squad. The others be managing the All-Stars grandchildren. the two league presidents the majority of other In loving memory ol Mary J. Haugh from the All-Star game, game. I’d finish second to vehicle (or the fans fans, but also had trying to outdo each other. managers, most of whom are pitchers Jim “Catfish” this time next year. “If I The funeral is Tuesday at who passed away July 11,1(67, and with it, much of the in­ him all the time. It didn’t because it’s like a big Hunter and Sparky Lyle, ever manage in an All-Star 9 a.m. at the Callahan significant appeal for "The All-Star game will be back home bother me. I always ad­ holiday outing for them. A tender smile upon her face, terest as well. doesn’t represent a team catcher Thurman Munson, game. I’ll manage the only Funeral Home, 1602 Main A softly spoken voice. th e players and relaxing. m ired him . He was a Baseball’s beautiful peo­ effort. It’s only a bunch a first baseman Chris way I know and that’s to St., East Hartford. Burial Unselfish and companionate SAll sfflffi to day and runs thru Saturday N^qht' managers. Martin never cared to helluva competitor.” Was this woman full ol grace G liQ /U ^9t withs your ple, the very best per­ He says it’s also a great Chambliss and pitching win. But I still say the All- will be announced. Individuals pushing_ thejr take part in the All-Star These are our memories ol our That was way back, formers it has to offer, will thing for the players’ pen­ coach Bob Lemon, serving Star game is a great big Mother BANKAMIUCARO or ■BankAmericard ■-■'If lltMOUANmilSlIMilfi) m.uH.k inmim , own ability, and the guy game during his active Friends may call at the more than a quarter cen­ be showcased for the whole Finally, Stengel made sion fund, which derives as honorary captain of the nothing. It doesn’t prove funeral home today from 2 who pushes least „is the__ career, most of which he Sadly missed by MASTER CHARGE CARD tury ago, when the All-Star nation to ogle at in Martin go to an All-Star revenue from the All-Star ■■'t HiSfRVLTHf rnGHITOiiMiroiiANMIl, pitcher. He’s got nothing to spent playing second base American Leaguers. that one league is better to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m Daughter and game had some meaning, tomorrow night’s All-Star game in 1956. game, and for such All-Star ' ' I '...... viiic ti„ r gain by pushing. If you’re for the Yankees under the Lemon is to be inducted than the other, only the “Casey said to me, ‘you into baseball’s Hall of World Series proves that.’’ ^------PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 12. 1976 MffiCHESTm EVEMNO HEBXLD. L ., M„„ M , „ (^Standings '^Consistent concentration 20-win season Summer Country Club Handiratpr Eurtt ing HrralJi National League BEST 12- Class A program Ku8t Red Sox cast —Serge S S Sartorl L 40-2-38, * Figueroa goal W L Pet lacking in Steve Matava 43-3-40, Stan under way Phil 56 25 .691 Mcfarland 44-4-40; Class B i Area news Pitts 46 35 . 568 10 NEW ORK (UPI) — Ed Figueroa, off to the BOSTON (UPI) - centrate,” said said Manager Darrell win against eight losses, —Marsh Warren 44-6-38, Bolton i Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor NY 46 42 Yastrzemski after the Red John Pickens 45-7-38, Bud best start of his career, has a season goal which iTO 9niA Boston Red Sox, Johnson. started out shaky, giving 'Die summer recreation program Holton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon St. Louis 36 46 Sox 6-4 win over the Belinger 43-5-38; Class C I2J 21^ hovering around the Yastrzemski took some up consecutive doubles to revolves around ethnic pride. got under way today at Herrick Chicago 36 48 Minnesota Twins Sunday in —Carmin Filloramo 47-9- of his own advice in the Steve Braun and Roy “I’d like to win 20 games towering two-run homer. Memorial Park. Montreal 25 52 .325 29 " ’^rk this season, sun-baked Fenway Park. 38, George McLafferty 48- fifth inning after Twin’s Smalley to give the Twins a because it would make me The second-inning blast, The six-week program will be held need more than bats "The concentration doesn’t loser Bill Singer inten­ 10-38, Dick Rassett 48-8-40; the first Puerto Rican 20- \\f»i 1-0 lead before'the first out his eighth, was one of the daily from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ac­ and gloves to earn a stop after you get to the tionally walked Fred Lynn, of the game. Low gross —Serge Sartorl game winner,” the 27-year- W L plate.” 69; Blind bogey —Bob longest home runs ever hit tivities include many arts and crafts, *Kifi repeat World Series who had homered and “I felt good at the begin­ old Yankee right-hander in Yankee Stadium, lan­ sports and games. Cincin 53 33 Yastrzemski said all of Larmett 102. No profit at fair 547 g~ engagement - they singled earlier. ning — real strong in the said Sunday after hurling a ding in the last few rows of LA 47 39 the Red Sox will have to SWEEPS- A -Net If raining in the morning but dry by The Boston captain con­ bullpen. I got a couple of three-hit, 5-0 shutout over the right field bleachers. noon, the program will start at noon. San Diego 43 44 ^494 lovi " e ^ their brains and put a little bit extra into —Serge Sartori 69-4-65, Ed centrated — and belted a pitches up, that’s all,” he the Chicago White Sox No one has ever hit a fair If the propam opens at 9:30 a.m. and Houston 42 44 .488 11 their concentration. their concentration if they Wilos 76-7-69; Gross—Stan if law says no beer line drive double off the said. before a Jacket Day crowd ball out of Yankee it begins raining, the program will Atlanta 40 45 .471 12‘/4 Consistent concentration hope to catch the Yankees, Hilinski 72; B —Gross wall in the deepest part of of 53,160. Stadium. Rivers added a close at noon. San Fran 35 52 .402 18 Vi is something the Red Sox, who hold a comfortable -Reg Curtis 79; Net-Bud South Windsor beer tent, where there is also nightly center field, driving in the Figueroa’s victory two-run double. However, parents are requested to second in the American 9*/2-game lead over Boston. Belanger 76-10-66, Mort musical entertainment. Red Sox fourth run. Lynn tied it in the first leaves him halfway toward Gamble, who stood pick up their children as soon as The Town Council will hold a Siimluy's Keaulis League East behind the “You have to say on each Rosenthal 79-12-67; -G ross “Without that,” said publicity Carlton Fisk followed with with his homer deep into his goal, with a 10-6 record, watching at the plate for 30 possible when it rains. worksession Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 5 New York Yankees, seem play ‘this ball’s coming to —Dick Hassett 82, Net chairman of the fair, John Woodcock, a grounder to short, the right field bleachers. including three shutouts. seconds after belting his the caucus room of Town Hall. San Francisco 2, Chicago 0 to have lacked all season, me,”’ he said. —Larry Bates 82-16-66, Ed Soft drinks will be sold. There is a "we couldn’t carry on with the fair.” driving in another run to Denny Doyle drove in two Last year he won 16 and tape-measure job, said: low registration fee. They will discuss the proposed Philadelphia 3, San Diego and it has cost them ball Hayes 85-16-69. Fair committee members ad­ 0 make it 5-2, all the runs the runs in the third with a lost 13 with the California “ Every now and then I get Karen McCooe is the staff director. amendment to an ordinance allowing games. The Red Sox have been Red Sox needed. Angels, a second-division a temporary permit which will mitted they aren’t sure how the Atlanta 9, New York 8 "When you get a couple single to put the Red Sox MATCH PLAY vs. PAR- a hold of one.” troubled with spotty “Guys are going to have ahead to stay. club. He and All-Star out­ enable concession stands and the sale problem suddenly came about. The good offensive years and Class A —Lynn Prior 2-up, fielder Mickey Rivers of alcoholic beverages in a public fair has operated annually for some "I just ran out of gas,” Isabelle Parciak even; Added star Maintenance guys are going to have bad said Jenkins. were acquired during the park. time with cencession stands and the mean give them away. You favorites ■ to repeat as the offensive years, but the Class B —Nellie Johnson off-season for Bobby PH1LADE1,,PHIA (UPI) The matter has come before the beer tent as well. have to go out and make “He pitched like hell un­ even, Edna Wadas even. — Second baseman Phil man sought American League American Lague pennant ones that do have bad years til he got tired,” said John­ Bonds. council and the Planning and Zoning However, the antiquated town or­ them (other teams) work REST 16- Class A—Net Garner of the Oakland A’s dinance does exist which states that Fust winner. still have to contribute,” son. “It’s always easier Is he surprised by the Bolton Commission recently, when Wapping n , „„ for it,” said Boston captain "There’s room for im­ he said. —Cora Anderson 77-23-54; Yankees’ success? was added to the American Fair Association members realized no alcoholic beverages may be W L Pet UB Carl Yastrzemski. when the weather’s cooler League All-Star team Sun­ provement. We have to im­ Ferguson Jenkins, who Gross —Eidna Hilinski 79; “No, I could tell in spring The Town of Bolton is seeking a (Herald photo by Dunn) that the ordinance could pretty much brought to or consumed on town NY 50 31 rather than when its hot Class B —Net —Mary Lou parks. snn QiA Ihree or four prove our hitting and went 8 and two-thirds in­ training that we had day to replace injured person for maintenance of all town wipe out all hopes for a profit at this Boston 40 40 like it was out there Pierro 82-34-48, Olive GOP Women of Coventry plan hake sale 1 A1 / foster when you con- defense — we have to,” nings to pick up his eighth pitching and good hitting, rookie Willie Randolph of buildings and grounds, excluding year's Wapping Fair. The fair is scheduled to run Sept. 10 Baltimore 40 42 .4oo lU‘/2 today.” Fagan 90-37-53, Gross—Jan schools. so the big lead (O'A-games) the New York Yankees. Jane Wdles, at left, and Clara Hladky, committee members of the Republican Women’s To date most of the money at the to 12. It will have an old-time country Detroit 38 41 .481 11 Schotta 81. Garner, who earned the ’The newly created position has a fair theme. Cleveland 38 41 .481 11 doesn’t surpise me,” he Club of Coventry check out posters and goodies as they prepare for the club’s bake sale to annual fair is made at the popular said. A s starting second base salary range of from 83 to »4 per hour Milwaukee 34 44 .436 14‘/2 SELECTED NINE- for a 35 hour week. til k ® ^ P *” ' grounds of Coventry High School. Proceeds Aaron basking in spotlight Figueroa was supported job as a rookie last season, Class A —Eiiiar Lorentzen will serve as backup to Experience in various trades is will benefit the high school’s Student Fund. Arline Ferguson is committee chairman. W e»l 30-4-26, Bill King 30-2-28, by Oscar Gamble’s of the season and 754th in the seventh inning. king Billy North swiped se­ starter Bobby Grich. required including carpentry, plum­ W L GB NEW YORK Erwin Kennedy 30-2-28, Park still closed lifetime, came after the cond base in the first in­ bing, electrical, grounds keeping, Kan City 51 31 ,622 - (UPI) — It was a Elsewhere in the Ted Backiel 32-4-28, Jim Brewers won the first ning to set up one run and equipment maintenance, welding, Texas 44 38 .537 7 scene right out of that American League New M oriarty 32-4-28, Steve Vernon expected these reports will be in game, 6-3, behind the four- York blanked Chicago, 5-0; drove in two others as the .-O. janitorial, and heavy equipment. Bicentennial cookbooks ready Oakland 44 41 .518 8V2 Matava 31-3-28; Class B Tuesday or Wednesday and the area glorious, beer-soaked hit pitching of Jim Slaton Boston put away A’s completed a three- They should also have supervisory The swimming area at Valley Falls Minnesota 39 44 —Mort Rosenthal 31-6-25, will be reopened as soon as possible .470 12'/2 pennant year of 19 5 7 , and then rallied to tie the game sweep of the Indians. experience. "We are very pleased with the Park will remain closed until further Chicago 37 45 Minnesota, 6-4; Detroit Bert Carlson 31-6-25, Roger Coventry Ordered books may be picked up at after the problem is corrected. Hank Aaron stood nightcap in the ninth inning edged Kansas City, 6-5; North, who scored three fE*VE Applications may be obtained at complete book. It’s a tribute to test reports are received from the California 35 52 .402 18 V2 Macaione 32-7-25; Class C the town clerk ’s office during Vassilopoulos said the routine tests on run-scoring singles by Oakland drubbed times, singled home two the selectmen’s office. They must be Rose *!’owler, Coventry Bicenten­ Coventry to create a cookbook of this state health department. there grandly, basking —Ray Rem es 34-12-22, business liours. The books will be on shows a concentration of coliform Cleveland, 9-3,. and runs in the second with two IT! returned by Friday. nial Commission member, said today size and content. Marily Richard­ The man-made lake at the park .Stimluy's Results in the cheers of some Hank Murphy 38-15-23, sale at the Artifacts Show July 17-18. organisms in excess of that which is Baltimore stopped Califor­ out. Paul Mitchell, 5-5, was The selectmen plan to chose a per­ the Coventry Bicentennial Cookbooks son's artwork and Sandy Staves for­ was closed Saturday after Charles Boston 6, Minnesota 4 2 8 ,0 0 0 Pete Griffiths 33-10-23, The books will be available at considered acceptable for bathing. Milwaukee fans nia, 3-1. the winner with 3 2-3 in­ son by their meeting July 20. are available for sale. mat have combined to make a Vassilopoulos, the town’s sanitarian Detroit 6, Kansas City 5 Carm Filloramo 33-9-24, Whipples Restaurant, the Booth and Recreation officials said coliform after another Tigers 6, Royals 5 nings of shutout relief from The 181-page book contains 307 cookbook with personality and officer said a water test had shown a Milwaukee 6-5, Texas 3-4 Larry Bates 32-8-24, Jerry colonial recipes, some of them Dimock Library, the Porter Library, is an intestinal organism but there dramatic game­ Rusty Staub grounded a Paul Lindblad. warmth,” she said. build-up of bacteria. Oakland 9, Cleveland 3 Passm an 34-10-24; Low authentic. ’There are 17 sections each B and G Cleaners and also from Mrs. hadn’t been any reported cases of il­ winning home run. two-out single up the mid­ Road oiling The book is dedicated to the past- The recreation office said it is New York 5, Chicago 0 Orioles 3, Angels 1 gross—Erwin Kennedy 74; beginning with an imaginative and Fowler, 742-9362, Sandy Stave, 742- lness by persons using the area. present, and future residents of Baltimore, California 1 Even if the uniform, the dle to score John Wocken- Reggie Jackson drilled a Blind bogey —Paul Boris beautiful sketch of Coventry scenes. 7654, or Lib Motycka, 742-7134. fuss from third base in the Coventry. team and the situation two-run first inning homer 101. underway There are 100 books available. were different, the 12th inning enabling and Terry Crowley singled About 300 were previously ordered. Baums at convention Trio deadlocked delirious Milwaukee fans Detroit to slow Kansas home Ken Singleton with SWEEPS- Class A Here’s Just A Few Samples of Our Big South Windsor NEW YORK (UPI) - The SPRINGFIELD, Pa. sensed the significance of City’s runaway effort over an insurance run in the —Gross —Erwin Kennedy Selection of 1976 Chevrolet Cars and The road oiling is now under way. fight,” says the relieved Mrs. Baum. Area briefs Democratic National Convention is a (UPI) — ’Three ladies com­ Aaron’s one-out, 10th- second place Texas in the eighth, enabling the 71, Net —Dave Kaye 72-5- The following will be surface If there had been a chance of a Trucks. If You Don’t See What You Want family affair for Devra Baum. She’s peted today in an 18-hole inning homer which gave AL West. With the score Orioles to best Angel 67, Einar Lorentzen 75-7- treated this year: Main St., Foster ^RobertHeins knockdown, dragout battle, Lester Bernie Carbo and Robin Here — Stop Out — Chances Are We Got just glad it won’t turn into a family playoff for the U.S. the hometown Brewers a 5- tied 5-5, Wockenfuss began strikeout ace Nolan Ryan. 68; Class B —Gross —Bud Rd., Burgess Rd., Strong Rd., West Baum says his wife would have gone Yount. Itl fight. Women’s Open cham­ 4 victory over the Texas the 12th against loser Steve Ryan, 7-10, fanned 12 and Belanger 77, Net —Bill Rd., Nevers Rd., Miller Rd., Foster Bua tour planned Committee member to California to get away from it Rangers and a sweep of The Brewers, still last in Mingori with a walk and Her husband Lester is a Jimmy rather than come to the Democratic pionship — Sandra Palmer, went the distance, spacing Ogden 76-10-66, Bert St. Ext., Dart Hill Rd., Lawrence COVENTRY — The Coventry SOUTH WINDSOR - Dorothy greets queen Sunday’s doubleheader. So, the AL East with a 34-44 advanced on a sacrifice Carter delegate, while her mother National Convention with him. JoAnne Carner and Lady nine hits. Ex-Yankee Dave Carlson 78-11-67; Class C Rd., part of Graham Rd., Abby Rd., Senior Citizen’s Club plans a bus tour Cope, is a member of an ad hoc too, did baseball’s all-time won-lost mark, also came and an infield groundout. and sister are pledged to Morris Baum, who has been fighting his in­ Luck. Pagan, 2-3, went 7 2-3 in­ —Gross —Dick Hassett 83, Barber Hill Rd., Neiderwerfer Rd., to Stanley Park in Massachusetts for bylaw committee of subarea F of the home run king. from behind to win the ■A’s 9, Indians 3 1976 (2IEVETTE 2 DOOR Boston Udall. laws for his wife’s political support Both Palmer and Carner, nings to get the win for Net —Hank Murphy97-29- Deming St., Smith St., North King Tuesday, July 27. To learn more, con­ North Central Health Systems. Agen­ '"rhe home run I hit in opener with a five-run rally Major league stolen base IncludBt 4 spM d tram., radio, aide mida., whitawalla. When Queen Elizabeth stepped She’s been in the middle of more during the past year, understands. who battled each other Baltimore. 68, Larry Bates 84-16-68. Carter Care. St. No. 4268 St., and Ferry Rd. tact Fred Miller, 742-6658, evenings. cy of Connecticut. back and forth Sunday to 1957 against the St. Louis The public works department ashore at Boston Sunday from her than one argument during the past “We’ve had a few disagreements finish with 72 hole totals of Cardinals, which won the ^ 0 0 urges motorists use caution on the Koffee Klatch yacht, Britannia, she was greeted by year around the dinner table at her already. It’s just as well there won't Vernon, Conn., home. 292, eight over par, men­ pennant was my biggest newly oiled roads. COVENTRY — The Ladies an honor guard commanded by a be a fight over the nomination. It “My sister and my husband have tioned luck a lot when they thrill here,” said Aaron. Association of the First Bolton man. would only give us an opportunity to never agreed on anything for talked about their final “But I’d have to say this “Sure I read the ad Best Congregational Church will hold its Lt. (j.g.) Robert E. Heins Jr., son the argue,” he says. 1976 VEGA SPORT COUPE more than 20 years we’ve round. one ranks second.” monthly Koffee Klatch in the vestry of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Heins of 15 been His wife’s sister is Esther Aaron’s homer, his ninth Equipped with auto, trana., whitawalla, radio, side It you have newt Rosewood Lane, commands the married,” says Mrs. Baum, “They Newberg, a veteran campaigner who mIda., Carter Care, 5 year engine warranty. St. No. Wednesday from noon to 2:30 p.m. tor thoao towna, call The public is invited. Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor fight all the time. was the executive director of New Tallwood" — car in the world for under 4684 Fortunately, the family feud never GROSS and NET ANOOVB - 643-2711 Guard which is stationed in Alexan­ York State’s troubled Democratic FOUR BALL Le Petit Cabaret dria, Va. reached the “Drop dead’’ stage, she Party before signing on with the TOIR.NEY- A Flight (Donna Holland) says. -G ross -R on Basile 75, TO l RNEY- Gross -J im * 3259 **** EAST HARTFORD - The show After the ceremonies in Boston, Udall campaign. And Carter’s early victory in the Net —Norm Wood 75-11-64, McDonald-John Warren- $3,500 and all that. But BOLTON • 043-2711 group, Le Petit Cabaret, will appear the honor guard took part in a parade Mrs. Baum’s mother, Marion presidential sweepstakes has Tony Kreipovich 78-11-67; Russ Davidson-Bob (Donna Holland) July 23 and 24 at South at Worcester, Mass. Newberg of Middletown, Conn., is a 1976 VEI» STATION WAGON restored some semblance of family B Flight -G ross -P au l Keating 68; Net -Walt COVanOT - T42«7B Congregational Church on Forbes St. Lt. Heins is a 1962 graduate of longtime member of the Connecticut Saverick-Pat Rose-Steve Well equipped with auto, trana., whitawalla, radio, at 8 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Martin Manchester High School. togetherness. White 75, Net -J a y Smith Col. Jonrn Lomport. Son Anionio Ibaol (Unda Lovtring) Democratic State Central Com­ Kirsch-Bill Kirsch 71-17-54, you know what did it to wheel rings, aide mida. Carter Care, 5 year engim Luther King Youth Fund. They are “I’m glad there’s not going to be a mittee. 80-13-67, George McAlees warranty. St. No. 4449. 82-13-69, Jack Nicholson 82- Ken Jarvis-Tom Conran- LAST HAOmOO - 28N4283 sponsored by the Twenty Plus (Shalla Tullor) 13-69; C Flight —Gross Joe Grout-Don Flavell 76- Organization of East Hartford. -S tan Skiba 87, Net -B ill 22-54, John Goiangos- me. Pulling onto the expressway * 3477 **** OUNOTON - 043-2711 Tickets will be at the door. Houle 99-33-66, John Bernie Banavige-Pat (Barbara Richmond) Noise ordinance sought Paradiso 74-19-55. Charter dlacuaaion McVeigh 90-21-69. 1976 MONU 2-1-2 HEMON - ^2^9M1 BOLTON — The Board of East Hartford subcommittee asked Ponticelli to He also said there are gaps in the Includes auto trana., radio, whitawalla, rear daloggsr, (Evelyn Croaton) zero in on the noise abatement or­ present code and some sections need and taking off sport mirrors, whasi mida., Carter Cara, 5 year angim Selectmen and the Charter Commis­ Atty. Barry Ponticelli recently SOUTH wm osoo - 044-1304 sion will meet tonight at 8 at the dinance. He is preparing a draft to polishing. warranty. St. No. 4576 spent several days at Town Hall define what is a bothersome noise. (Judy Kuehnel) Town Hall to discuss the proposed reviewing the town ordinances. THIS WEiK’S charter. A tentative draft of the ordinance SPECIAL like a shot!’, * 3990 **** TOLLAND - 043-2711 He met with Mayor Richard will be in the council’s hands soon. Rockville (Barbara Richmond) K of C meeting Seeks re-election Blackstohe and all department The draft will also be available to the tB o s ^ on June 1975 Rood 8 Track mogozines VBINON - 343-2711 heads. He also discussed problem public by July 15. Hospital notei BLUE M A X consideration of hundreds of 1975 cars. 1976 NOVA CONCODRS 4 DOOR state Rep. Richard C. Willard (D- with the present code with the or­ (Barbara Richmond) Maurice Council members and the public Admitted Friday; Denise Perry, Staf­ A real luxury modal with all Concours equipment plus Knights of Columbus will meet 11th Assembly District), of East dinance sub committee of the Town will have two weeks to study the PA STE W AX Council. ford; Susan Voisine, Stafford. Pre-uft«ntd claanar/wax auto, trana., steal whitawalla, radio, power alsering, Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the church Hartford recently announced his in­ draft to be fully informed of the con­ tide mida, T glass, Carter Cara. SI. No. 4412 Discharged Friday: Joseph Anselmo, Contains Imported Car- tention to seek re-election this fall. The most pressing concern, said tent before the public hearing. Charter Rd., Ellington; Alfred Ayers, nauba wax lor superior You d think people would buy on economy cor for 00 He has served four consecutive Council Chairman George Dagon, is The hearing is August 3 at 7:30 Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; Susan long-lasting glaze iheen. its economyr But not with the Rabbit. In loct ^ terms in the General Assembly since noise. p.m. Brownell, Merline Rd., Vernon; Nell 70% of the people who bought Rabbits *4396 U stM .80 Hebron Lions steal he was first elected in 1969. He chairs "This Is an immediate problem so He told the council recently “To D’Agata Jr., Loveland Hill Rd., Vernon; said it was the test drive that finolly con- , the Regulation Review Committee the solution should be immediate,” get a good finished product I don’t Suzanne Doering, Governor’s Hgwy., NOW viiKod them. Imogine that. An overall 1970 CHEVEUE CUSSIC COUPE and is on the Judiciary Committee Dagon said. want to rush. There are many areas South Windsor; Bessie Dumas, Windsor; economy cor peo^e buy because of the Has V-8, auto, tram., powaV atsering S brakes, air con- Bolton club charter and the General Law Committee. He Although the complete code won’t Eva Cottier, Elm St., Rockville; Lloyd way it drives. to study and each should be studied Lemek, Goose Lane, Tolland; Thomas d., steal whilawalla, wheal covara, int. wipers, radio, lives with his family on Russell Dr. be ready for review until fall, the carefully.” Maybe it was the unique suspension rear apaakar, T glass, side mida, deluxe bells. Carter Bolton ”we can do them one better” at­ Jusa, Enfield; Tara McLaughlin, Lewis system. Or the front-wheel drive. Or the accelero- Cara. St. No. 4689 titude. St., Rockville; Bertha Orlicky, Stafford tion that got them. We don't know. But we do know Larry Converse, president of the Besides the charter, Hebron also Springs; Richard Sander Sr., Windsor- INC. if you're out to buy a cor you should at least test 00 Mlton Uons Qub, recently led a “borrowed” Bolton’s bell and had it ville; Stefan Skowronek, Newmarker m iL drive a Rabbit before you moke up your '5054 delegation of club members to engraved, “Stolen by Hebron Lions Rd., Vernon; Helen Sucheckl, Earl St., 130 CMtor S ti Mwiehtttor mind. Hebron to retrieve the club’s Club, May 15,1976.” It was returned. Rockville. M3-1B81 It's a lot belter than listening to your charter. Births Friday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. w*i > Amtrte* I At last report Bolton was in full n^ghbor praise his Rabbit, while you | 1976 IMPALA SPORT SEDAN Ned Elwell, Faith Dr., Vernon; a Ernie Reed, president of the possession of all Its items with the kick yo u r^ f for not even giving it Loaded with goodies Ilka V-9, auto, trana., power Hebron Lions Club, had notified daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Denis Hebert, a chance. ataaring a brakaa, atoal whitawalla, wheal covara, AM- exception of Latullppe’s “money Jackman Rd., Hebron; a son to Mr. and Bdton iU charter had been stolen. pouch.” It disappeared during a re­ FM radio, rear apoakar, air cond., T glass. Carter Cara, The delegation included Norm Mrs. Renald Voisine, Stafford Springs. remols mirror, door edge gda. St. No. 4710 cent meeting. Admitted Saturday: Claire Aldrich, Tom McVeigh, Loren Otter The Lions meet regularly the first Diane Dr.. South Windsor; EUiel Chafee, 00 and Marshall Latulippe. and third Tuesday of each month at Stafford Springs; David Connor, RFD 2, ’^ 1 '5163 “Borrowing” is common practice Vito’s Restaurant at 7:30 p.m. Ellington; Sophie Krafewski, among Lions clubs because it brings Anyone Interested in joining the Windermere Ave., Rockville; Bonnie club delegates together. It creates a club may attend the dinner meetings. Lucas, Burke Rd., Rockville; Thomas 1976 REHSIDE PICKUP Martin, Kingsbury Ave., Tolland; Gordon ’A Ion modal with V-8, aulo. trana., power ataaring, Neddow Jr., Nye St., Rockville; Cora radio, powor brakaa, rear slap bumper, gaugaa, W.C. Newell, E. Main St., Rockville. NOTICE mirrors. St. No. 4688 Discharged Saturday: Clarence Gove, REGAL MUFFLERS 00 Deaf worker wants Hartford Tpke., Vernon; John Herome, NOW HANDLES The Rabbit. Windermere Ave., Rockville; Katherine *4338 Marohn, Elm Rd., Tolland; Kenneth APPLIANCE outside interpreter McCarthy, Deming St., SouUi Windsor; MAG WHEELS Thomas Mullen, Dobson Rd., Vernon; Randall Munn, West View Terrace, , and HEADERS EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - A Thursday the person can only spell Rockville; Carl Peirolo, Stafford 'AT GREAT SAVINGS deaf employe involved in a salary words by using the signs for in­ Springs; Florence Sampogna, Pinney St., Tbu got to drive dispute against Pratt & Whitney Air­ dividual letters. Ellin^on; James Taylor, Union St., craft has threatened a discrimination Rockville. TO YOU CARTER He would prefer an interpreter who suit because the firm refuses to bring Births Saturday: A daughter to Mr. and Sold on a Caah A Carry in an outside interpreter. can keep up with the fast-paced talks Mrs. Richard Perry, Stafford Springs; a by using combinations for spelling Donald LaRoche of Stafford son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brunelle, Baala r words and phrases in sign language Snlpsic Lake Rd., Ellington. CHEVROLET Springs said the refusal amounts to a He has worked at Pratt & Whitney Admitted Sunday: Empson Aborn, COAST- i denial of effective communication TO tobetieveit for 11 years as an Inspector of jet Three men stake out park bench Maple St., Ellington: Marcella Colom- COAST t Suggested 1976 retoil price $3,499 Eost Coast P.O.E. Tronsportation, locol foxes, and dealer delivery chorges odditionol. ©W Iksw ogen of Americo. with company and union officials engine parts. baro, Esther Ave., Rockville; Blanche FtegallSSSr Phone 646-6464 taking part in the grievance Cote, Gall Dr., Ellington; Lee Oliver, »V «//.. rMtruUnrr nlun, procedures. Barbara Brasel, executive director mu''® bench in Talcott Park, Rockville during Friday’s after- Brook St., East Hartford; Elizabeth of the Agency for the Deaf and Corner ot Breed A company spokesman said the ® P'*"' is the only one that stays Rochette, Olive Lane, Rockville. Ted Trudon, Inc. 1228 Main Street, Manchester paring Impaired, said other firms Regal c7?,7: end Center Street M«,..e,i,. 0 eon. - 0 pjn. firm has a person who can adequate­ Discharged Sunday: Patricia Phone 040-2112 . . . | i s r . it nave been willing to call in outside in­ Tpke, Rte. 83 Often evening$ til 9 • Thurtday 'til 6 ■ Saturdays ly interpret the procedures in sign ^Tancis, 7 2 , of Davis Ave., and Rdalard Irverg, 7 9 , of Park St. Moren- Burnham, Enfield; William McCarthy, terpreters when they have labor til s language, but LaRoche said Deming St., South Windsor; Kathleen Talcottville troubles with deaf employes. (HerJw ph^o^by f e w ) discussions of baseball, women, or anything else. McGuire, Ellington Ave., Ellington; Louis Styers, Spring St., Rockville. *• rs PAOB TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July H. 1976

M/^ H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. July 12. 1076- PAGE THIRTEEN Hoibts For Bala Four persons killed 23 Homaa For Bala U Homaa For dofo 29 Homaa For Solo 23 NE!w LISTING - Very clean MANSFIELD - Excellent and neat 6-6 two-family starter home with three Duplex. Centrally located on bedrooms in country setting, in weekend accidents beautiful lot In a nice 329,000. Call B/W Realty, 847- M«K*esterRoad,GIast«»-, neighborhood. Two separate United Prett Inter- day in Mystic when the car in court Aug. 20. H e ra ld M19, Wxt bury. Three bedroom! heallni units.,M5,900. Keith Highway crashes took in which she was riding Ralls and another I Ranch, carport, lot size ap- Real Estate, 649-1922, 646- MANCHimn CLIP four lives in Connecticut struck a telephone pole. passenger, Richard CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^oxlm ately 150x300’. 4126. A BEST BUY this weekend. Police said the driver, Brooks, 21, also of Mystic, race: '45,000. ExceUent Exquititg tlovgn room, John Ralls, 21, of Mystic, financing available. Call SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 1/2 Michael R. lanantuonl, were treated and released room Ranch near cul-de-sac. Ihroo-yoar-old Colonial 1 2 / 28, of Milford, died when was charged with second at Lawrence and Memorial PHONE 643-2711 Rrt. 32, 646-1700, 94. Acre land, pool, patio. locatod In a daalraabla have the car he was driving degree manslaughter. He Hospitals in New London. Assumable 4 3/4. By owner. raaldanllal araa of discovered FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOURAD 289-7019. crashed into another vehi­ was released on a |1,000 Harold Brewer, 19, of Manchoatar on a ona acra so many rare cle on P latt Street in bond and is due to appear Wallingford, died Saturday. Ga r r is o n colonial on traad lot. 38’ In-ground M A I L T O : beautiful wooded lot, large CIRCA 1775-Early settlers pool, largo ofllco or study pieces Milford at about 3:49 a.m. Lost and Found ADDRESS 1 Panonala 2 Halp Wantad 11 fireplace, home. Here's a home for the Idaal lor prolosslonal por- right Sunday. 12 x23 game room, music antique minded. Beautiful here in the FOUND - Young, smoke room, or fourth bedroom, center chimney with 3 aon. OUiar faatursa loo CITY Iieral5 Three men, passengers ANYBODY witnessing an ac­ Ciassified AdsI CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING colored female eat. Call 643- cident on Hudson and Main wall-to-wall throughout, working fireplaces, pegged numarout to daacribf. in the car, were in ju r^ in 9617. PAPER 192,000, roduood from Street, Saturday morning rosewood paneling central beams. Five rooms with 1 STATE P.O. BOX 591 the accident and taken to would they please come R o u n vac, built-in barbecue, sliding modern, heating, plumbing BiesjXM. CaH MANCHESTER - Seven room Milford Hospital for treat­ LOST - Dog, medium size forward and call 646-0724. S n . "I?®” - Ragstone paUo. and electricity. 3 % ,^ . Keith DUBALDO-LESPERIUICE Ranch. Aluminum siding Manchottor, Conn. 00040 ment. Reported in serious collie type, brown, gentle AVAILABLE Call today for details and in­ Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- means carefree living. i ZIP_ condition was Wai-Ip Lee, female, wearing flea collar. MAYMRNY YILLAQI spection of this choice 1922. 646-0505 Fireplaced living room, for­ EXAMPLE: WE ARE Reward. Call 646-0224. offering. 369,900. Phllbrick mal dining and family room. ARIA ■ PHONE 27, of New Haven. In fair t Stockade fence. Must be seen. 15 Words for 6 Days □ FINANCIAL for Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. condition were Wai Tung LOST - Gray and white long Happy 29th Anniversary MANCHESTER - Four room Priced in the 330’s. Call Lee, 21, of New Haven and haired large cat, flea collar. M ancheiter THREE FAMILY for invest­ RAISED RANCH Ranch, excellent starter or collect Rainbow Realty, □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *7.20 John W. L ee, 24, of In vicinity of Main and North Bonda-Stocka-Uortgagaa 8 Evening Herald ment minded family who retirement home, convenient Newington, 666-3371. Main, Manchester. Name - • wants rent free and extra in­ Country living on this location, 331,900. Hayes ^ r - Milford. CLOSED poration, 6^131. t Baby Gray. 646-1637. Reward. FORTY SHARES Manchester MOM & DAD TOBIN YOU’LL impressed when PiMMOontoot come. Principals only. Owner, 200x200 Irood lot with FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS M ark R. E isen , 29, State Bank stock for sate. 649-1919. you walk into the large foyer Between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Dava 648-0872 ahado and fruH trsaa. Has OWNER MUST Move - Three Brooklyn, N.Y., was killed 0 MONDAY AND TUESDAY^ LOST - Black and white male of this seven room Colonial. 1 cat in vicinity of Waddell weekdays. Call 549-4500. family room and 2-ear possible four bedroom Split So many extra features in this 2 3 4 5 at*12:ti a.m. Sunday when From your loving family, IMPECCABLE is the word to garags. Living room the car he was driving School. Call 649-6318. describe this seven room level, two plus baths, deck, home we can’t list them. Call Help Wantad 13 Kathy, Chris, Amy, Kerry, Charlie, onhanood by hugs patio, shade trees, many for full details, 343,900. Cen­ north on Interstate 91 near 9 JULY 12th and 13lh ft LIVE IN Companion - Light home featuring a 17’x23’ first B 7 B e to LOST - 1976 Manchester High housekeeping. Wheel chair Buater, Kim, Qrampa, Tippy and Morris floor family room with IMdstonsllraplaos. extras. Excellent tury 21, Jackston - Avante, Rocky Hiil hit a guard rail, School class ring. At Mt. PHONE FROM home to ser­ gentleman, cares for self nreplace, four bedrooms, neighborhood. Mid 40’s. Call 646-1316. threw him and and then Nebo. initials BLS. wrapped vice our customers in the completely. Salary, pleasant fireplaced living room, cen­ owner, 643-0705. 11 12 13 14 n ------rolled over him, state TO PREPARE FOR OUR with blue yarn. Reward. Call Manchester area, flexible home. Prefer older person, tral vac system, garage, treed F.J.SPILECKI ^ 649-6246. hours, super earnings, 249- Rm Not I4M 1B1 MANCHESTER - Charming police said. couple. References. Call 228- lot. 348,5<)0. Phllbrick Agency, 19 17 7773. 9292. Realtors, 646-4200. three bedroom Ranch with 1 ik 55 His fiance, Valerie Chic- LOST- Passbooks number 129- 1/2 baths, first floor family 3 vak, 25, of Whitestone, 800017-0, 29-004754-2. Connec­ SALES POSITION - Straight Happy room, fireplace, fenced-in STARTING to take 21 3! 23 'i4 5!------— N.Y., also was thrown $ GIGANTIC S ticut Bank & Trust Company. commissions, leads furnished applications for full-time To 35th Anniversary yard, and more. Priced in the from the car but she es­ Application made for pay­ to home owners. Call 242-5^. employment. Call 872-4515 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. NEWUSTINGS ment. between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. Maude and Archie JIM and EVELYN 29 5 T 28 53------caped with only minor in­ MACHINIST - First Class - National Weather Forecast ft INVENTORY ft An Equal Oppootunity Never a dull momanti STENHOUSE MANCHESTER 1.— “Homy BIroort toys It juries. She was treated and **’% V n OF VERNON*** Experienced on lathe and Employer. K s s iw y Gl A t m released at Hartford BOARD OF EDUCATION Bridgeport. Interviewing 10 Congratulations ill. A groclous Colonlol In 31 i2 33 5!------NWHAIMHUmCHa hospital. a.m.-4 p.m. Overtime and AVON has territory openings I love you both, 0 most plootoni benefits. Dynamic Metal toUl taka amallar home In nolghborhood. 1 & in the Porter Streetarea. Tals Irada. 39 Marianne Menhart, 18, of CLEARANCE “Satchmo” ST ST INVITATION Products Company, Inc., 422 might be your opportunity to a 33------Groton, was killed Satur­ North Main Street. and *40,000 Lorgo ontroneo toyor with make the money you need- KEEP SMILING Twortmalnlng beautifully. Call 523-9401. lor TO BID I’LL SHOW you how to earn (Omar) KEEP HAPPY opon ololroiso, living above average earnings in FM room, toroonod poroh off Officials silent The Board of Education of the Sales field. For details call IM EsMi CgiNgr tho tomiol dining room, on transfusion Town of Vernon, Connecticut Buildisco, 249-0077. WANTED: Dental assistant - 64M 144 llrol'lloor toundry off tho « SALE will receive sealed bids for full time. South Windsor. t modornixod oot-ln BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - KEYPUNCH MACHINES Must have training or THE SPMN6S DIRECTOR - Non-profil com- experience. 742-7805. kllohon, 1 good tliod Classified Word Rates Bridgeport Hospital of­ Bids will be received at the of­ nriunity oriented agency. Part- Help Wantad EXCELLENT HOME for bodrooiiit, lorgo modor- ARE COMING' o p e n a t 13 Private Inatructlona 18 ficials Sunday refused to ' 6:30 AM WEDNESDAY^ fice of the Superintendent of time. Must know social, PLUMBER - Licensed economy minded. Seven room nliod full both, fixod religious and welfare com­ SWIM LESSONS Uught by THE ^ V 1NC5 say whether a Jehovah’s Schools, Park and School preferred. Minimum five RN'S and LPH's Cape located on non-traffic ololrwoy lo third floor Witness has received blood Streets, Rockville, Connec­ munity. Send resume to P.O. years experience. New con­ certilied water safety instruc­ street. Large modern kitchen, Box 773, Manchester, Atten­ If you art looking for a ■torogo, ploolor wollo, full ARE C0MIU6 I transfusions ordered by a ticut until 12:00 noon. struction. 643-2636. challanfling work aiporlanco tor, children or adults. 643- detached garage and deep booomoirt, dty utUHloo, ARE LOW I MANCHESTER ^ tion ERC. flllad wltti rawarda Including, but 9018. treed lot. (Jnly 333,900. Keith 1 day to 2 days...... 10c per word per day judge even though they are WEDNESDAY, JULY 21st, boyond thoaa that art monatory, nloo ohodod loL wolking Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- 3 days to S days...... 9a per word per day against her religion. STORE . 1978 and then at said place and REFRIGERATION service wo want to }oln you. Wa aro a Schoolt-Clataaa 18 1922. diotoneo to all Mhooto, STORE time publicly open^, read, largo convalaacont facility that 6 days td 25 daya...... 84 per word per day Janice Goodwin, 22, of technician - must be amphaalaaa and rawarda lull boMmont, carport and recorded. ENJOY SELLING? t------m m Jm tem cm * 26 days or m ore...... 74 per word per day Stratford, was seriously in­ tflr experienced, permanent year proftaaionallam, and wo nood WELL CARED for 7-room and nowor aluminum ONLY Specifications and proposal 'round job, come to work for aavtrai mora good nuraao to Good fo r Cape with enclosed porch, •Ming. $2.00 minimum — No copy changes jured in a fall through the us, you'll never have it so One of Connecticut's round out our highly quaUflod ro r penoQ vnoing Y a.m. Tnatday, July 13. During Monday forms may be secured from largest Real Estate firms and dadicatad taam. P l ^ caH aluminum sided. Fireplac^ floor of a float in a July 5 the office of the Superinten­ good. Call Woodcock for an intorvlow or coma In to ONE YEAR’S night, showert and thunderitomu are expected in pwis of the living room, large master has openings for sales per­ northern Atlantic coast, and the upper Mississippi valley and Tho ehoroolir of o parade. P t W * dent of Schools, Park and Refrigeration, 644-1511. MEADOWS bedroom, nice lot. Only 336,- boiuUful oktor homo In on Hospital officials sought sonnel in our various of­ COMPUTER northern Plains regions. All other areas should expect fair 900. Keith Real Estate, 64^ School Streets, Rockville, fices. Experience is CONVALESCENT HOME oxcollont nolghborhood Or Call One of Our RN's and/or LPN’s wanted 333 BldwtH SlTMl OPERATIONS weather. Mlnlnum temperatures Include: (approximate 4126, 649-1922. a court injunction allowing Connecticut. for full time or part time on 11 preferred, but not mokoo Hilo on oxcollont it to perform the The right Is reserved to reject MaiKhMtor, Conn. maximum readings in parethesis) Atlanta 68 (86), Boston 60 S -SHVIIVIONS m. to 7 a.m. shift. Apply to necessary. We will train. 647-1111 EXPERIENCE (71), Chicago 59 (78), aeveland 49 (69), Dallas 73 (90), Denver MANCHESTER - New homes viluo of 842,600. transfusions because the any or all bids or any part irectors of Nursing, Salmon Call today for an appoint­ - Raised Ranch, family room, Friendly Ad-Visors at & Many companies 56 (89), Duluth SO (72), Houston 73 (90), Jacksonville 73 (94), 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 woman had refused the when such action is deemed in Brook Convalescent Home, 2-car garage, 347.900; four Q MANCHESTER PARKADE ment Sc interview. consider CPI’s 6 month Kansas City 70 (88), UtUe Rock 72 (91), Los Angeles 64 (70), treatment. Superior Court the best interest of the Board off House Street, Glaston­ We are an equal opportuni­ TRUCK DRIVER for new bedroom Colonial, family bury. Phone 633-5244. Computer Operations Miami 77 (89), Minneapolis 66 (88), New Orleans 71 (90), New of Education. ty employer. route - must be neat room, 2-car garage, 2 1/2 2 . - “Noorly Now” (1974) Judge George A. Saden course equivalent to York 61 (74), Phoenix 78 (101), San Francisco 53 ( 74), Seattle 52 baths, 354,900. Have several Retort Property Charles Brisson appearing, ambitious, and olght-room Colonial In 27 Real Estate Wanted 28 Real Eatam Wanted' 28 Real Batata Wanted 28 issued the order last week. GAL FRIDAY - Reception, 1 year of on-the-job (87), St. Louis 67 (89), Washington 61 (79). lots, will build, your plans or Business Manager BARROWS a WALLACE reliable. Opportunities for ad­ ono ol Monohoilor'a SOUTHERN New Hampshire typing, telephone and general vancement. This is a sale experience. ours. Nutmeg Homes, Inc, ALL CASH for your property IMMEDIATE Cash for your office duties. Career oppor­ Mwwhntar Hwtlonl nieoot orooi of nowor ■ Two hours from Hartford, CASH lor your property. Call 648-7833 728-8818 oriented job. Must have class 646-2321, or 6fs-9177. within 24 hours. Avoief red property. Let us explain our tunity. Good working con­ That’s why, over the two bedroom Cottage, 125’ us first it anxious to Sell. II license. Uniforms fur­ last year, CPI has tape, instant service. Hayes fair proposal. Call Mr. Keith Real Estate. 6464126 or ditions. Many fringe benefits. MANCHESTER - New homes Manchssltr lake front. Jealousied porch, nished. Good benefits. placed more than 80% Corporation, 646-0131. Belfiore, 647-1413. 649-1922 Center Street, Manchester Applications accepted - Raised Ranch, Family room, MANCHESTER 8 Largo living room, tormol sun deck, modern kitchen, location. Salary 3110. 40 hour HIGH SCHOOL Graduate - To between 9a.m.-3:30p.m. App­ of its graduates in two-car garage, 347,900. Four dining room, ool-ln fireplace, picturesque setting, week. Equal opportunity work with a group of con- computer operations CHARM and 334,000. Call 644-1877. SELLING your house? Call us SELL YOUR house through J. ly in person. Klock Company, bedroom Colonial, family KICMITr Mtehon wtth diahwoohor MAY WE BUY your home? Watson Beach Real Estate employer. Send resume and enial women on a permanent 1368 Toliand 'Turnpike. An careers. room, 2-car garage, 2 1/2 LOCATION 2-3-4 bedroom homes. For and dlapoaol, Aral floor first and we’ll make you a Quick, fair, all cash and no refereniferenc ces to Box RR, M/2 hour work week. Good cash oiler. T.J. Crockett,. Company. Professional real f equal opportunity employer. Basic Grants and baths, 354,900. Have several further information call toundry, tomlly room wtth IHffi WE HOPED YOU UTOV? problems. Call Warren E. estate service for nearly 50 Manchester Herald future, good pay, fringe lots, will build your plans or Whan you bland a char- Realtor, 643-1577. Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. Federally Insured Stu­ mlng 7-room oldar Lawrence F. Fiano ratood hearth flroptooo, Phone 643-2711. years. Call our Manchester of­ benefits. You will do varied PART TIME help in haying. ours. Nutmeg Homes, In ' c ., WAN'TED - Reliable mature "jack of all trade” office dent Loans Available. 643-9177. Colonial with a huga Realtors, 649-5371, tour bodrooms, 214 bathi fice for an estimate of value Apply in person, 384 Bidwell without obligation. 647-9139. babysitter in my home for two work. Call Mrs. Mather at 525- Street, Manchester. tra a d lot in a fina (abewor only off mattor children while mother works, 2100. MANCHESTER - Three naighborhood it adda up bodroom), 2-oor boto- Charles Drive area. Call after COLUMBIA - Route 87. Three monl gorogo, natural ACT NOW - N T TO A OMAT bedroom townhouse con­ to a graat buy at $39,900. six, 646-3302. HELP WANTED - Mature dominium. Finished rec bedroom Ranch, fireplace, woodwork, fully eorpotod, WAV OP ura THIS SUMMUL dining area opens to large bookkeeper. Apply in person, COMPUTER PROCESSING room. 2 full baths, plus two M IS , lOUCATION, TNAlWHa. covered patio, vegetable gar­ ond aluminum aiding. WELDER - Heli-arc, must be Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main INSTITUTE half baths. Plush carpeting, POR INUOTMINT DITAH.S den, wooded lot. Privacy. familiar with round tubing, Street, Manchester. CALL AIR p o nei air conditioning. Private end Additionally, tha high part time, call 646-4838. 640-7440 9 AM-8 PM unit. 337,500. Warren E. A.sklng 339,500. Call owner, COUNTER HELP - full time MON.-FRI. Howland Realtors, 643-1106. Dordon 677-m. looaUon on a vory ptoo- RN or LPN, 3-11 p.m. shift. nights, 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Apply aonl eul-do-aoo olrooi J IllAshStreet * Full or part-time. Laurel Bess Eaton Donuts. 150 PERSON wanted for MANCHESTER - Six room R—ltor 643-2174 BOLTON - Four bedroom mokoo thla o good value Q Manor, 649-4519. housecleaning and infant I East Hartford, Conn. 06106 I Cape with dormer. One and •1187,900. Center Street. ^ 528-9211 Ext 303 J older Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, care. Must have experience garage, nicely treed 94x130 1/1 baths, rec room, 2 with children, references, and corner lot. Only 335,500. MANCHESTER - Quality fireplaces, garage, one acre own transportation. 33. per Braithwaite Realty, 649-4593. built, eleven room Ranch, plus. Phone 649-4125. hour. Flexible hours. Write large living room with Box SS, Manchester Herald. □ REAL ESTATE fireplace, four bedrooms, first 3 . - “Qollghttully Setvicaa Otlarad______« Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 RoolIng-SIdIng-Chimnayu MANCHESTER - Fair owner MANCHESTER 7+ ROOMS docoralod Ranch” on a WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS willing to trade full dormer^ floor family room, two baths, CASH PAID for your older, large rec room with fireplace, NEW LISTING plooaani eul-da-aao ANY TYPE fence erected, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - BIDWELL Home Improve­ DENTAL ASSISTANT and or Homaa For Sale 23 six room Cape with fireplace, AttrscUv* alunOnuin tktod Capu unwanted or junk cars. 12 to 14 Y«8r Olds receptionist. Both full time, game room, office. 16’x32' BtroM. repaired or painted, pipe Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ment Co. Expert installatioo 1 1/2 baths, and garage, plus in nlc« rMktontial s t m . Thrsu Immediate removal. Windsor clothes line posts. Call 742- ditions, rec rooms, porches to canvass for tlw experienced. Send resume to EAST HARTFORD - GUston- cash for two-family or will pool, bathhouse, garage, large budroomt, dsn, formal dining Auto Haul, 242-2549. of aluminum siding, gutters roMn, flrtplacad living room, 2 7598. and roofing. No job too small. and trims. Roofing installa­ Box TT, Manchester Herarld. bury Line location. Spacious sell outright. Call Dubaldo- treed lot. 358,5«). Phllbrick batha, g a r ^ . Plus apacloua roe AnaoMI buitt, flraptooad Agency, Realtors, 645^200. Call 649-3144. tion and repairs. 6 # 6 ^ , 875- MANCHESTER seven room Tri-level, wall-to- Lesperance, 6480505. room. fSO.UO. llving room, lorgo oot-ki REWEAVING burns, holes. NEED CHEAP Labor? ACT NOW Demonstrators. wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, CaH Arthur or Buzanna Bhorta, Utohon, eoromlc bath, 2 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 9109. Sell name brand toys and gifts SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus 046-3233 Average driveway sealed, 320. CARPENTRY - Repairs, EVENING HERALD modern kitchen with badroomo, attic atorago, Window shades, Venetian Average lawn mowed, 35. remodeling, additions, gar­ (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen­ appliances, air-conditioning, restored antioue Colonial in ^ J. W4TS0N BaCH CO. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Mni., rim ., Wtd, 8-1 P.M. ton). Earn 31000 or more plus Manchester. Fifteen rooms, ffaa/tora u i8 torga tomlly room, attrac- House painting, any other odd ages, roofing, call David roofing, storm windows, aw­ large family room, full base­ IOkM v Rflsi Hum Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Patria, 644-1796. free kit with Treasure House three full baths, nine Uvo toundry room, amoll 5221. jobs done at the same low nings. Quality workmanship, CM l 647-8846, 3-8 8.M. ment. Priced to sell In the low ffgua/ Housing OpportuoHf ofllco or guoot bodroom, rates. Call 646-6868. party plan. Also booking par­ 50’s. Shown by appointment. fireplaces, other features too free estimates. Fully insured. numerous to mention. 3130,- 1-oor boiomonl gorogo WES ROBBINS carpentry 872-9187, 640-3417. ties. Call collect person to Owner. Call s M o i. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ remodeling specialist. Ad­ person for Miss Jean, 203-491- 000. Phllbrick Agency, wtth tool doooto, niooly timates, discount senior 2100. Realtors, 646-4200. JUST REDUCED - 61/2 room ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SPECIALIZING cleaning and BOLTON - 331,900- AttracUve londaoopod lot, briek citizens. Company built-ins, bathrooms, Dutch Colonial, excellent con- Manchester owned and repairing chimneys, five-room Ranch, family ditlon, new kitchen, front, ptootar wollo, ot- Painting-Papering 32 kitchens, 649-3446. AVON • ‘‘I hadn't worked in 20 troetlva Waot aldo oul-do- operated. Call 646-1327. roofs,new roofs. Free es­ room, fireplace, paneling, bathroom, good residential timates. 30 Years Experience. years. Now I’m earning good aluminum siding. Hutchins oIrooL and vory good HOUSE PAINTING - Quality money...I’m an Avon neighborhood, convenient to •00 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Howley, 643-5361. Agency, 646-3166. condition. WILL TILL your garden for 37 work, reasonable prices. (?all new homes custom built, FOREMAN representative.” Selling Avon everything. Only 337,900. M. ^ ^ h o u r. Cfall anytime, 742- MANCHECTER A VICINIH H. Palmer Realty, 6484321. for estimate. 646-1800. remodeled, additions, rec For Our Maintenance Department might satisfy you, too! Call BOLTON - Ranch with first YANKEE ALUMINUM - 523-9401 for information. 6MLB Ono of tho nicor Ronohoo rooms, garages, kitchens siding, gutters, doors, win­ to assist our Plant Engineer. floor family room with built- INSIDE - Outside painting. remodeled, bath tile, cement MOVE right Into clean six on tho roeont markoL fair­ QUALITY Refinishing - 199 dows, awnings, free es­ ins, fieldstone fireplace, thrM $3B|800 — Clsftn as 8 wMsds t or 4 btdroom room Colonial, new bath, new Special rates for people over work. Steps, dormers. iMust have knowledge of electrical, plumbing, carpentry, NURSES AIDES - wanted for Capa, irallle^lraa loeaUen, faniatUe roo room, privoto ly prieod ot $42,900 Forest Street, Manchester. 6s. Fully insured. Estimates timates. Fully insured. 35 bedrooms, dining room, walk­ kitchen, wall-to-wall Residential or commercial. Oakland Street. 649-1106. |and instrumentation. Apply: full-time, part-time, all shifts. out basement, garage, large M. Custom upholstering, caning given, (lall 649-7863. Call 649-4291. Call Mrs. Selby, 647-9196. carpeting, garage, many and repairs. Free estimates. private lot. 349,900. Phllbrick extras. Nice location. 337,900. YOU HAVEN’T heard the Agency, Realtors 646^200. $42,900 — GpoUiso 7<40om Colonlol roody for Call 649-2536 after 3 p.m. Free pick-up and delivery. PAINTING - interior and TIMO'THY J. CONNELLY ACT NOW - Turn spare time Immodloto ooouponoy. KItohon with built Ino, 646-8S7L exterior, paperhanging, lowest price until you let A&T CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. Ptoaoo ooll Dovo Odogard Carpentry and general con­ Siding give you a free es­ Into 33$! Be a S a n ta ’s CAPE - Seven rooms, Mngslaod'moolor bodroom, roo room, vory quM or John Joy Immodlatoly, excellent work. References. 31 Cooper Hill Streot ' ' Demonstrator, earn comml3- MANCHESTER - two NEED CHEAP Labor? tracting. Residential and timate. Complete exterior featuring 17’x23’ first' floor ilfGils bedroom Ranch, closed sun- Im H of our roeont lloUngo Free estimates. Fully in­ commercial. Whether it be a Mineh«6t6r, Conn. 06040 3ions up to 30%- or - have a Average driveway sealed, 3^. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- finishing. Guaranteed and in­ family room, two fireplaces, porch, beautifully landscaped, wore ooM In tooo than a small repair job, a custom Toy Sc Gilt Party In your four bedrooms, central vac $47,500 -NowHoUiHLlnoomoproduoIngaiMnlly Average lawn mowed, 35. 4431. sured. Call 646-7835 or 643- home and earn free gifts! Our large lot, owners, no agents. wook. Thooo aro oound House painting, any other odd built home or anything in 1798. , treed lot. 346,SOo! on dood ond obrooL pooolbllHy of oubdMdbig proporly. 646-3208. between, call 646-1379. 29th year! Call or write San­ ck Agency, Realtors, homoo In prime jobs done at the same low PAPER HANGING Expert. TTiis week’s Lottery drawing will be held on ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. B $48,500 — Country ootUng lo whom you will find rates. Call 646-6868. 646-4200. nolghborhoodo at Your average paper, in CEILINGS and Walls. New or Friday at 7:30 PM on WFSB Channel 3. Don’t 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. Hdt woH kopi 7-room tfomo, fMohod roo room wHh roollotle priooo - wo average room, 325. Mr. miss it! old, texture ceilings, sand RESEJUIGflER/COORDINATOR BRICK DUPLEX - living llruplooo, douMo gorogo, woodod M . MANCHESTER •xpoot ttwm to aoU qulok- MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, Richman, 646-3864. finished swirl, spray or stuc­ Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 room, kitche, formal dining concrete, steps, sidewalks, Heating-Plumbing 35 Msnotis^ Cywuinlly Odlega aaaka a rMtarcher/ooordkMor at $54,900 - Now lloUng, mNeeUo Colonlol on ooro co. Drobiak Dry Wall Com­ room, three bedroomsTrS RMS I APPEALMG HOME patios, and stick chimney. WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality pany, 646-8822. Fregreme wMi buslnees end IndueUy. OubleoM# SMALL ENGINE Service phM,iooluroolnoludohugoooi|>olodllvlngroom,lor- Call 875-4973 after 6. interior and exterior, painting SEWERLINES, sink lines, mi8 poeWcn lennlneleeonA^ 1677. '■oo'n. 2-car garage, excellent 6 room Ranch with Florida cleaned with electric cutters, Corporation expanding dealer condition, 351,900. Phllbrick mol dininn room, oof In Utohon, fonfooHo bom to book room. Fireplaced liv. and paperhanging. Fully in­ A M w l^e dagrM 18 rsquktd. end a Mealer'e degree I8 pnitarnd. llroptoood tomlly room, ABB’o, doublo gorogo, olum. GENERAL Remodeling and MASONARY - Brick, block, by professionals. McKinney TWO yeye et wperlenei IW higher educidon •dfflM M lM .w wd- network. No experience Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. room, above ground pool, 3 _ iDEGARb sured. Call 649-4343. stone, plastering and con­ necessary. Complete training sldlng.Amuohmoro. painting, interior and Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ nilnlefteiy etbuelneee end Ifiduetrlellrtliiliigprogrenie ere required. bedrooms, 2W baths, rec ^ ^ R E A L T Y exterior. Free estimates. crete, fireplaces and pany, 643-53^. WIN THE * MILE program. 3500. Investment HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, chimneys. New and repair. E. 10000 $$0,500 — Contor hoH Colonlol In pork llko room with bar. Surrounded References. Reasonable required to start your own ^ 6 4 3 ^ 4 3 6 5 exterior. Also odd jobs, chain Richardson. 643-0889,6494)608. business. Ideal for retired or BOLTON sotting. Pooturoo Inoludo bom to book Hvlng room, for­ by shrubs, trees Sc flowers. prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. saw work and hauling, loam, NO JOB too small, toilet running. art time. Details on request Twelve room older mal dkilng room, Utohon wHh brooktool bor, 8 BITS, In- NHL mma umranr gravel, whatever. Call Ed 871- repairs, plugged drains, Colonlel. 3Vk betlio, don. ground pooL gmaga, outbuHdlngt. Atoo Inoludod I BROKEN GLASS ol all types 2158. kitchen faucets replaced, Return stubs with Lucky Color match to any Lottery*^ K!r. Barker. ESCA Field Lota-Land For Sale Training Division Box 618 pool.Onoooro|8t,NO. building tola of rooord. BA8R0W8 A WALUCE 24 repaired. Low prices. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 repaired, rec rooms, agent and you 11 be entered in weekly bonus drawing Arr^n6enlen>lehdve^»lell(lQllt^ervlcdlr^Wn6^ro6r^nlee»elull8d Wading River. New York References. 569-4169. HOUSE PAINTING - Interior bathroom remodeliiu, heat LAWRENCE F.FIANO WE HAVE A challenging “B” modernization, etc. Free es­ Develop o o o p e r i^ irrengem em t between the ooHegc end 11792, "MMors S4B4S71 or exterior. Free estimates. ROOFER will install roof, bujbwM^pravIdlM zone lot, centrally locahSl, for PRIVATE ART Lessons by Call 429-2948. siding or gutters for low dis­ timates gladly given. M & M sale. It is 96'xl27’ ap­ certilied art teacher and ar­ count price. Call Ken at 849- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. t'lu s^ weekly nmner-up prizes of $1,035; AeaM o ttw Conn. Cemniunlly oodegee m develeping soopereOve MANCHESTER - Variety proximately. Priced at 31I- pregrerovilth lxielneeeielenieeltlieeducellonelendW nlii^^ Store - Excellent oprortunlty MANCHESTER - New listing. tist. For information call 649- PAINTER NEEDS work. 2456. Of wnpieyera and amptoyaia. MANCHESTER - Three 000. Call 649-5261, John H. 5547. FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Details available wherever Lottery tickets are sold. low investment. Call B/W bedroom Colonial with formal Cute seven room Cape. Lappen, Inc. for details. Residential and commercial. bing - repairs and remodeling. ^ u i l e ileiY rangeIIIJW P.gitJOO . depending on quelllkwllotie. Realty, 647-1419. Aluminum siding, fireplace, Vacation homes and cottages. Applloillona muM be reealved by Auguii 1, i n i . dining room. Patio with stone NEED CHEAP Labor? Vanities and hot water •end a ona^iage retume. ol eduoalloiwl baokground end warki fireplace in backyard. Two- SENTRY wall-to-wall carpeting, rec LEBANON - Kick Hills, near 20 years experience in interior . Average driveway sealed, 3^. heaters. Prompt service on tipananea: car garage. Convenient West Real Estate Services room with bar, 70x310 lot, Route 32. Beautiful 2-acre lots and exterior. Painting and emergencies. 643-7024. desirable location. Low 340’s. Average lawn mowed, 35. paper hanging by the hour or Or. RotoartR Nnn □ EDUCATION side location. Priced to sell with 200 feet frontage on cul- House painting, any other odd Daan of FawuHy Principals only. Owner. 849- flat rate. Estimates by ap- 336,500. Wolverton Agency, V ^ ConnacMcut Blvd, de-sac also one acre lot with jobs done at the same low K’s Always The MILESOFMONEY Menohaeltr ConununHy Collage Realtors, 649-2813. 1872. 125 feet frontage. All lots have iintment only. 649-0495 after F. 0 , lo x 1046 Vamon- 872-7311 Eaal HatKord — 289-4331 rates. Call 646-6868. p.m. Right Time Connecticut Lotteryls New Bonus Game. Minoheeter, O t 00040 Private Inalruellona 18 been perc tested. Build Im­ r Flooring 38 MANCHES't'ER - Super clean, EAST HARTFORD - Bright mediately. Five miles „ _ REALTOR - MLS and shlney describes tbis 7 DRIVEWAY SEALING - DOMESTIC PAINTING - 111 SUt. law: you must be 18 yea™ or oldor to purch^e or «ll Lottery lickel.. REMEDIAL READING and large six-six duplex, Vtrnon Board ol Rssitors, Manehtilsr Board of R ultort beautiful view. Commute Quality workmanship, FLOOR Sanding - Refinlshlng, MwiaheeWr Community CoHsge math; individualized work aluminum siding, separate room Split, with two full easily to UConn, WilUmantic, Interior, exterior, served four floors like new, no waxing, Is en equel ogportunMy ampMar Martlord Board of Rtallors baths, family room, two car reasonable rates, free es­ years apprenticeship ip WANTUS and suMOftbse to the ennepaa program, (lst-8th grade) bv furnaces, 2-car garage, 354,- Norwich, Manchestei'. Home timates, and done at a frac­ “ ors). ol afflrmallve Mdon. Masters degree teacher. 568- 900. Warren E. Howland arage, priced to sell. Low design services available. Call England. Have certificates __ jngs and inside p; )’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419, tion of a contractor's price. for proof. For free estimates. 8075. Realtors, 643-1106. S collect 1-295-9272. . Brett Jones, 646-0136. John Verfaille, 646-5^ I U ic c Call Brian Henry, 647-9720. 2222 ■ I . 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