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FIFTEEN CENTS i f - nu»vn VOLUNTI Carter pushes tax plan It which would soak rich m 1- By ELIZABTH WHARTON Despite the low profile Ford main­ income taxes for Americans making I'nitril Press International tained Saturday and Sunday, aides lore than the median, and Dole Jimmy Carter is using a whistle- denied he was spending time c^led that program a “major stop campaign train trip to push his preparing for the confrontation They blwider" said it isn't necessary for him and "soak the rich" tax policies some of ’hat means that everyone his opponents claim will also mean that Ford is doing even less than he maijllng more than $14,000 a year soaking the poor. would to get ready for a regular w oi^ get a tax increase." Dole said. President Ford spent a quiet Sun­ White House news conference. Carter pledged Sunday he would day afternoon filming a television Carter is leaving his campaign never raise taxes for working class commercial with a group of farmers train tonight to return to Plains, Ga , families, but said he wanted to at a Maryland farm some 50 miles but his aides said Tuesday and eliminate tax loopholes for the rich, from the White House. Wednesday are earmarked for big business and special interests. Aides on both sides claimed their relaxation rather than intensive study. Without spelling out specifics of his candidates are not in training for the tax program, he did indicate that a debates, which begin Thursday night. Despite heavy rain in Kansas City. imps, $15,000 annual income might be the Mo., Sunday, large and enthusiastic dividing point at which he would start were crowds greeted Carter there and in imposing tax increases. make Kissinger St. Louis as he continued to call for Tm not going to add a tax burden lually programs to raise taxes of the “rich, on working families and the middle led to big corporations and special interest income categories — a $15,000 in­ WU groups." Olice reports come," Carter told reporters at the pooh- But Carter still did not give details St. Louis Airport. progress of his tax program Republicans “The Democratic party never they charge would mean a tax increase stage burdened low and middle income LUSAKA, Zambia (UPI) — for at least half the people of the people with higher taxes," he said it his country. Secretary of State Henry A. Wearing a beige leisure jacket and 1 has- Kissinger said today he believes GOP vice presidential candidate open-collared white shirt. Ford isehe "considerable progress" has been Robert Dole said Carter should "get motored to nearby Frederick, Md , that L]M volunteers prepare window display made toward black majority rule in out of the race" if he doesn't know and spent more than an hour at a luine, Rhodesia as a result of his meetings the median income in the United dairy farm, talking to owner William States. Mrs. Diane Goodwin, a volunteer at Lutz Junior Museum, and her daughter Jennifer, 5, do in Pretoria with the prime ministers B. Crum and about eight other local some final arranging in a window display at Watkins Store of exhibits on which the museum of white-ruled Rhodesia and South Carter earlier had proposed higher farmers. volunteers have worked. The museum Volunteer League will have an open house for new Africa. t St., members Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the museum. Anyone interested in the volunteer program Kissinger spoke as he arrived in Lusaka shortly after noon to brief rhere is invited. A demonstration on home decorating will be featured. Refreshments will be ilers’ Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda Motorcyclist killed DSPS served. Children are welcome if accompanied by a parent. (Herald photo by Pinto) on his weekend talks with Prime il im- Ministers John Vorster of South in Coventry crash Jerry Africa and Ian Smith of Rhodesia. "I brought to South Africa the con­ EAST HARTFORD - An East Sun- siderations that had been developed Catholic High School in 1968, He also Hartford motorcyclist was killed graduated from University of : will together with the presidents of black Court asked to intervene early Sunday when he apparently Connecticut where he later received ciety Africa," Kissinger said, “I believe failed to negotiate a curve on Rt. 31, his master's degree. ifully that considerable progress has been in Coventry, police reported. He worked for the Bio-Medical Ser­ made towards these objectives and I Thomas F. Anton, 26, of 130 Third will now present these conclusions to vice of the University of Connecticut in Rhode Island count Monroe St., was riding his motorcy­ Medical Center, Farmington. ig up. President Kaunda to see what cle when it veered off the road at the further steps need to be taken." Hall, PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - At­ The board faced a midnight scheduled U.S. District Court curve and hit trees and a wall at Other survivors are a sister, Mrs Newsmen aboard the Kissinger .cut. torneys for auto dealer Richard deadline tonight to certify a nominee hearing today on Lorber's request. about 12:30 a m. He was pronounced Donna Mindes of Foxboro, Mass., plane were told his 7V4 hours of talks Lorber today filed a request for a in the close, disputed race between dead at the scene, and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. with Smith had produced “major federal court injunction, seeking to Lorber and Gov. Pilip W. Noel, "We're asking the federal court to Coventry town officials said Sun­ Mary Aksina of East Hartford. progress" and that on the basis of prevent the state Board ot Elections Lorber appeared to be the winner let them continue counting and not day the curve has been included The funeral will be Wednesday at those talks “significant progress from certifying a Democratic U.S. after Tuesday's primary but Noel certify until they decide what to do among sta te D epartm ent of 8:15 a m. from John F. Tierney toward full negotiations on majority Senate nominee while he presses his took the lead Saturday during coun­ with those ballots," said Charles A. Transportation improvement Funeral Home, 219 W Center St., rule in Rhodesia is now possible." his challenge on hundreds of ting of absentee ballots. Hirsch, a Lorber aide. projects for several years It was Manchester, with a Mass at 9 at St. U.S. officials aboard the plane said absentee and shut-in ballots. Chief Judge Raymond J. Pettine The Lorber camp last week said it listed recently as a top priority of Christopher's Church, East Hart­ Kissinger has no plans to return to would seek a repolling of all absentee proposed improvements submitted to ford Burial will be at 1 30 p.m. at St. and shut-in voters after complaining South Africa during his current shut­ the state by the Windham Regional Anthony's Cemetery. I awrence. quire of the way the board handled dis­ tle and there would be no need, or Planning Agency. Mass. point, in his going to Rhodesia. puted ballots. Mr. Anton was born in Springfield, Friends may call at the funeral From the airport, Kissinger went As counting resumed today, Noel's Mass., and lived most of his life in home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. News summary margin was 86 votes with about 600 immediately to the Zambian State East Hartford. He was the son of The family suggests that those House to meet with President Kaun­ absentee ballots to be opened and 100 Mrs. Laura Olender Anton and the wishing to do so may make memorial da. The talks were expected to last Compiled from United Press International machine vote totals to be checked. late Francis Anton. gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ all afternoon. Board Chairman Harry F. Curvin He was graduated from East ty, 292 S Marshall St , Hartford said he was confident the remaining State today in Suffolk Superior Court in work could be completed before mid­ the bank robbery-murder trial of night. HARTFORD — Jury selection former Brandeis University Lorber, who spent nearly $400,000 CSEA accuses state of stalling in Gary Schrager's trial for honors student Susan Saxe. Two in personal funds on his "anti- allegedly murdering six persons more men were added during a politican " campaign, said he would in the Donna Lee Bakery almos rare Saturday session to the four “go to the courts or do whatever is the filling of 300 job openings two years ago enters its second women and two men previously necessary to insure a fair election" if selected from 200 candidates. week Tuesday with only three the final tally showed Noel a winner. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ come down off her surplus clouds and "The layoffs of state employes jurors seated. Some 190 have been ticut State Empioyes Association deal with reality and hard facts con­ were never needed and that was excused. National today said it was getting the run­ cerning jobs and promotions in state proven, " he told reporters around from officials when it sought service." He said his group knew of 240 of the STRATFORD — Police said a WASHINGTON — An optimistic to force the filling of vacant state Mrs. Grasso let go 505 workers as workers who the state had rehired device they described as a possi­ report of the International Officials seek jobs, part of her austerity program last and at least 60 laid off workers who ble pipebomb was discovered Sun­ Monetary Fund says the western cause of chute CSEA President A1 Marotta told a winter to deal with the projected had since taken jobs with private in­ day by two young boys near the world has recovered from its news conference more than 200 of the cash shortage and another 147 per­ dustry rear door of a Stratford syn­ worst recession since the 1930s, malfnction workers let go earlier this year when sons lost their jobs when Cedarcrest He said that left about 150 of the agogue. They said they did not but still faces the danger of the state faced a projected $80 furloughed workers about whose ELLINGTON (UPI) - Efforts con­ Hospital in Newington closed earlier know if the device as found was renewed inflation. The Sunday million deficit were still jobless and status the union was not clear tinued today to determine why both this year actually capable of being set off report cited consumer confidence the main and reserve parachutes must be immediately rehired. or if it contained explosives. as the key factor in the recovery. failed to open in the fatal plunge of a He said authorizations for at least woman skydiver. 300 positions were stalled in the SAN FRANCISCO - A bomb Department of Finance and Control, STORRS — The state's Civil Susan Alley, 25, of Springfield, today blew up the back doorway the agency that handles budgetary Defense Preparedness Training Mass., an experienced parachutist Program is to expire after 13 of the South African consulate matters. with such force it shattered win­ who had jumped hundreds of times years because the federal govern­ previously, died Saturday during "The governor's own com­ p.m. ment refuses to fund it any longer. dows in homes across the street. missioners in many departments No in ju rie s w ere reported competition sponsored by Connec­ Gov. Ella T. Grasso and com­ ticut Parachutists Inc. have underscored the immediate p.m. although Consul-General Anthony need for additional staff, " he said munity leaders have written Federal aviation officials, in addi­ ay, 9 Congress protesting the cutback Drake and his family were inside Marotta said he had met with Gov the four-story home in the Pacific tion to state and local police, were but to no avail. The program runs looking into the incident Ella T. Grasso and she had told him until the end of the month. Heights district. to see Finance Commissioner Jay 0. Officials said Miss Alley jumped Tepper. Marotta said Tepper had from 3,000 feet and died when both DETROIT — With four days of assured him since July the positions Regional her parachutes failed to open. The preparation behind them, the would be filled, but there had been no Ford Motor Co. and the United meet was ended for the day following SOUTHWICK, Mass. - Three the incident. action Auto Workers today faced the "We are well into September and New Hampshire teen-agers were Authorities said the accident was first formal bargaining session he (Tepper) still has seen fit not to killed Sunday night on Rte. 202, the first in the seven years the club since 170,000 workers struck the approve the requests," Marotta said and Warren Rothman, 48, of has used the Ellington airport. Simsbury, Conn., was to be No. 2 automaker six days ago. The Marotta said Mrs Grasso "must arraigned today in connection "probing sessions" may pave the with the accident. Rothman was way to intensive bargaining that charged by police with operating could hold the dispute to less than under the influence, driving to en- three weeks. dager and leaving the scene of a Turkish crash kills 154 personal injury accident. International ISPARTA, Turkey (UPI) - A groups The plane carried a crow of MANCHESTER, N. H. - STOCKHOLM, Sweden— A non- Turkish Airlines Boeing 727 flying seven Striking teachers resumed Socialist coalition apparently has almost at rooftop level smashed into " There were no survivors. ' an air­ picketing at Manchester's 30 scored an upset victory in a mountain in rugged southwest line official said public schools today in defiance of Sweden's parliamentary elec­ Turkey Sunday and exploded in Witnesses said the plane flew too a court injunction ordering them tions, ousting the Social flames, killing all 154 persons aboard low over Isparta. 30 miles north of back to school. The 950-member Democrats from power for the — mostly German, Dutch and Italian the crash site, Tree limb knocks out power first time in 44 years. tourists. ""It was flying dangerously low Manchester Education Associa­ Hartford Electric Light Co. crews work to restore power to area tion Sunday night voted Airline officials speculated engine over the city, almost touching the TOKYO — North Korean Vice overwhelmingly to reject the trouble may have caused the plane, rooftops, " a witness said " A few of Manchester blacked out Saturday afternoon when a tree fell President Choi Yong Kun. 76, the city's latest contract otter The on a domestic flight from Istanbul to moments later it hit the mountain the wrong way and hit power lines on Thompson Rd A HELCO country's No. 2 poiitical figure strike began Sept. 7. the Mediterranean resort of Antalya, and was gutted in flames " spokesman said 110 electrical customers lost service for 90 after President Kim II Sung, has to crash into 4,500-foot Karakaya "We still do not know the cause of minutes and another 57 customers were without power for two died after a long illness, the of­ Mountain just 30 miles short of its the disaster, but eyewitness accounts BOSTON — With half the jurors ficial KCNA news agency said destination. hours and eight minutes. The affected area was bounded on the tapped, jury selection resumed indicate that the plane may have today. Officials said only 23 of the 147 developed engine trouble in midair, " east by Preston St , on the west by Love Lane, on the south by W. passengers were Turks. The others an airline official said Center St. and on the north by Falknor Dr i Pboto by Eric Lar­ were Gorman, Italian and Dutch tour son) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mar^hesler. Conn . Mon.. Sept. 20, 1976 — PAGE THREE Police report Band shell fund now $14,250 Future of binding arbitration Lawrence E. Taylor, 19, of Hart­ night with breach of peace. He was Offices were entered in the break The Bicentennial Band Shell Fund heading the public . phase of the fund campus, it will be a town and not a ford was arrested by ^tonchester held on a $100 cash bond for court into the church at 385 N. Main St., Drive has raised $7,250 in the past drive, is making her own contribu­ college facility. Either the newly Police Saturday night on charges appearance today. poiice said, but it appeared that eight days and money is still coming tion —replicas of the Declaration of formed steering committee or a new for town workers hinges on suit stemming from an alleged attempt to • Peter D. Toal, 21, of Fairfield, nothing was stolen. The break was in from various sources, bringing the Independence, which will be commission will handle scheduling cash a stolen check at a local super­ charged Sunday afternoon with discovered Sunday. total known cash receipts and firm available at various local stores. The for the use of the shell, and the driving whiie his license was committments to $14,250. college will have to get in line to use market, police said. The Glenwood St. home was ran­ price will, be $1, and the whole dollar By GREG PEARSON Tayior was taken into custody at suspended and misuse of marker sacked in the break discovered Sun­ Ted LaBonne, general chairman of will go the to the band shell fund. the facility along with other local final decisions on contracts that might greatly affect the far out that they'll get hurt by a binding arbitration PONTIAC SERVICE Herald Reporter community. the Shop-Rite Supermarket on piates, at Spruce and Bisseli Sts. He day, police said, but the only items the drive, also reported that The Sept. 12 afternoon of entertain- organizations. decision,” he said. Spencer St. and charged with was held on a $200 cash bond for reported missing were a bottle of donations to the special gifts division ment and ground breaking Though local organizations will A pending case in the state Superior Court may Atty. William Zeman, who represents several labor un­ James Taylor, head of the Manchester Police Union, attempted third-degree larceny, court appearance today. liquor, some change and several ($250 and up) of the drive now total ceremonies at the band shell site on always have priority, the long-range eliminate binding arbitration for municipal employes. ions in the case, said that his clients feel that binding ar­ said of binding arbitration, ”I don't think we need it. We 8 A.M . - 8 P.M . fourth^egree larceny (possession of • Henrietta Shusta, 30, of 50 Court credit cards. $5,000 and there have been 12 the Manchester Community College dream of LaBonne and others is to Local town and union officials have varied feelings on bitration is needed because municipal employes do not always seemed to get together with the town before we stolen goods), third-degree forgery St., East Hartford, charged Saturday Other thefts reported over the donations of sponsor-size gifts ($100 campus s added $250 to the fund. It make the sheli a fund-raising how the outcome might affect Manchester. have theTight to strike. had it. If it's declared unconstitutional, we're back to Monday through Saturday and criminal Impersonation. night with fourth-degree iarceny weekend included two reports of to $250). Plaques bearing the names also was heartwarming to see people Tanglewood type of operation, The court case was triggered by a state law that went He said that without binding arbitration and the right to where we were before. " He was held over the weekend on a (shoplifting) at Shop-Rite Super­ Citizen Band radios stolen from of these dnors of both these type gifts of all ages sitting there enjoying the bringing professional talent to into effect Oct. 1, 1975. The law established a four-step strike, the unions would be placed at a disadvantage in The unions Fuller and Taylor represent are both bargaining. $2,500 surety bond and was to appear market, Spencer St. Court date is automobiles and about 10 reports of will be attached to the band shell same thing, L a^nne said. Manchester. This would enable the procedure for labor negotiations when a contract agree­ presently in labor negotiations with the town for the 1976- today in Common Pleas Court 12, Oct. 4. stolen bicycles. when it is completed, LaBonne said. Though the shell will be erected on shell to be operated at no cost to the ment between a town and its employes cannot be “If there was a deadlock, the town could just sit on the 77 fiscal year. Both are in the fact-finding stage. Service East Hartford. Individuals and organizations are Manchester Community College taxpayer. reached. Binding arbitration, where an outside party ap­ matter and there would be nothing the union could do. Even though his union is now in labor negotiations with Burglaries reported to police over spontaneously doing things for the pointed by the state selects between the last best offers You have to have equality of bargaihing powers, " he the town, Taylor had words of praise for the town's past Welfare deficit said. While You Walt Other arrests made or summonses the weekend included a break into band shell project, and it’s going to made by the town and the employes, is the fourth, and performance in labor dealings. issued inciuded: the Second Congregational Church HARTFORD (DPI) — Connecticut be the people of Manchester working Cotter admits donations final step in the procedure. ("The first three steps are Robert Fuller, head of Local 991, which represents "The Town of Manchester has always been good to us. • Robert Nichois, 21, of 142 Spruce and a break into a home on Glenwood Social Services fiscal officer Murton for something that will build the band negotiation, mediation, and fact-finding.) Manchester’s Public Works employes, agrees that the un­ They've been willing lo negotiate and talk. That's all it Call now for St., charged at his home Saturday St. B. Bauer has estimated a $11.2 shell, not town taxes, he said. The binding arbitration step has been challenged by ion would need additional bargaining power if binding ar­ takes,” he said. million deficit in the present welfare Fund-raising projects include the from aides were illegal eight state communities — Berlin, Danbury, East Hart­ bitration is outlawed. Harold Pohl, who head the union representing your appointment budget because of continued un­ raffle being conducted by the ford, Newington, Norwich, Southington, Westport, and “We would have to have some protection," he said. "If Manchester's fire fighters, said, "The town without bin­ employment and rising medical Exchange Club and the pipe band HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Cotter’s staff and a $500 contribution Waterbury. binding arbitration is declared illegal, we would have to ding arbitration for its employes would become more of a Town labor negotiations costs. concert and dinner dance next Satur­ William R. Cotter, D-Conn., Sunday from the campaign fund of House According to Atty. George Hastings, who represents have something else.” -dictatorship" He says officials had anticipated a day. LaBonne also said that the admitted contributions to his cam­ Majority Leader Thomas O’Neill, D- the towns, they feel binding arbitration should be He feels that binding arbitration offers an arrangement The fire fighters are also presently in negotiation with 646-4321 drop in unemployment when the Women's Division of Manchester paign by his paid congressional staff Mass. were illegal. declared unconstitutional because it allows an outside that can benefit both sides in a labor dispute. the town. They recently received a fact-finder's report to be discussed tonight department drafted its budget and Country Club has raised $100 for the were illegal but said he only recently DiFazio, who also appeared on party, who is not answerable to the electorate, to make "I really don’t think anyone is asking for anything so for their case, a report that ruled in favor of the town on did not plan on increasing hospital Bicentennial project. became aware of the violation. "Face the State,” has asked federal most issues. costs. Miss Katherine Giblin, who is During an interview on the WFSB- agencies to investigate. Pohl said that his union had a binding arbitration clause The Board of Directors wiil meet TV program, “Face the State,’’ Cotter said O’N eill’s office before the state law was established. Thus, he feels the at 7 tonight in the office of Town Thus, the press and public will not be Cotter said, “They (the con­ “assured me this fund, which is ad­ final decision on the state law won't affect the fire permitted to attend. Lynch Motors Inc. Manager Robert B. Weiss to discuss tributions) total up about $1,200 for ministered by independent people, fighters. Manchester is currently Social Security benefits paid Toyota-Pontlac municipal labor negotiations. Sphinx Temple Shriners 1974. They (staff members) have falls within the purview of the law.” Asst. Town Manager Charles F. McCarthy Jr., who Weiss requested the meeting to negotiating with three unions — contributed to my campaign." He described O’Neill as “the next does much of the labor negotiation work for the town, review with the board the process in­ police, fire fighters, and Local 991, When asked if there is a law speaker of the House” who is “not to 10^800 Manchester residents called the legislation that established binding arbitration which represents the town’s Public volved in negotiations with town win regional trophies against a candidate’s employes con­ the kind of man who is going to take a case of “overkill. " Works employes. PONTIAC empioyes. Recently passed legisla­ tributing to his campaign. Cotter chances and do anything illegal.” Social Security benefits severely disabled, or dies. the nation’s basic method monthly Social Security He said part of the reason binding arbitration was in­ Weiss said that he wiil update the tion has caused a number of changes Sphinx Temple Shriners have three Sphinx Temple Band provided a said, “TTiere is a law. In 19741 wasn’t DiFazio charged that 10 of Cotter’s were being paid to 10,800 There were 6,350 retired of providing a continuing checks. stituted was to prevent employes from working for long board on the status of these in the negotiation process. new trophies to add to their collec­ concert Friday at noon on The Plaza aware of it until July when a member 15 paid staff members are employed Manchester residents at a workers and 670 disabled income when family ear­ About 22 million persons periods without contracts. Noting that this problem has negotiations, but the meeting wiii Because of the subject matter of tion. They were won this past of Place Ville Marie in Downtown of my staff wanted to contribute to full time at other jobs with the result rate of $2.2 million a month workers receiving monthly nings are reduced or stop 65 and over, nearly all of only affected some communities in the state, he said, concentrate primarily on a general weekend at the 40th annual conven­ the meeting, Weiss has requested an Montreal that attracted more than 2,- another congressman whom he ad­ that only five workers give full time at the start of 1976, Sal Social Security benefits. because of retirement, dis­ the nation's aged popula­ "The remedy provided by binding arbitration is way in discussion of labor negotiations. executive session with the board. tion of the Northeastern Shrine 000 spectators. mires. He called it to my attention.” service to the 1st Congressional Anello, Social Security In M anchester 2,000 ability or death, Anello tion. have health insurance excess of the problem" Association at Montreal. More than 500 Shriners and their “Since that time, I have notified District. manager in East Hartford, beneficiaries were under said. under Medicare. Another He called the idea of a non-elected person coming in The Sphinx Temple Band was ladies were in attendance from my staff there are no other con­ Responding to DiFazio’s claim he said today. age 65; 8,800 beneficiaries Nine out of 10 workers in 2.1 million disabled per­ and making binding contract decisions "fundamentally at judged best band in the Northeast; Sphinx, staying at the Le Chateau tributions to be received,” he said. voted consistently for a federal spen­ Monthly Social Security were 65 or over. the United States are ear­ sons under 65 also have odds with our form of government. " New group for gifted the Motor Patrol won second place, Champlain hotel. General chairman Cotter said he has not returned the ding deficit of $72 million. Cotter said benefits are payable to Of the total retired ning protection under Medicare. less than a half percentage point was Turkington. contributions because the Justice his vote helped Congress reduce the workers and their number, 2,824 were men Social Security. Nearly 1 to meet with board from first, and the Drum Corps won During the business meeting of the Department claims there is a serious dependents when the and 3,526 were women. out of every 7 persons in third. deficit to $50 billion and that half the Northeast Friday afternoon, a new question about the constitutionality deficit resulted from a new tax that worker retires, becomes Today, Social Security is this country receives Illustrious Potentate Harry G. temple, Tunis of Ottawa, Ont., of the law. The newly formed Manchester Shalett of Ivoryton accepted the is beneficial to most citizens. capital of Canada, was granted "Every contribution, every expen­ Both men said they opposed busing Our 4th Great Store...Months In Preparation Association for the Gifted wilt meet The group is being formed to en­ Drum Corps trophy. The band trophy diture made by my campaign has Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Board of sure that all Manchester children membership into the Northeast. to achieve school integration, federal was presented to Chief Rabban Hal Tunis was chartered in July during been filed with the clerk of the House Education meeting room in the old with exceptional academic or Turkington of Manchester, an assis­ funding of congressional campaigns the Imperial Council Sessions at Kan­ of Representatives and with the and the use of federal money for Public records Robertson School building at 45 N. creative talent receive appropriate tant conductor. The Motor Patrol secreUry of state. There is nothing Schooi St. educational opportunities. Future sas City, the 179th tem ple in abortions for welfare mothers. trophy was presented to its officers Shrinedom. to hide,” Cotter said. ^espathjT^s Dr. Aifred Tychsen, assistant plans include contacts with school DiFazio said he was in favor of i f f ¥ at the annual meeting of the The charter illustrious potentate of Republican Lucien DiFazio, a Worranly deeds Cote and Diane L. Cote, Marriage lirenses superintendent for curricuium and systems in other towns to investigate Northeastern Motor Patrol Associa­ building the B1 bomber and Cotter Tunis Temple is the Rt. Hon. John G. Hartford attorney challenging noted he voted to delay such funding Jacqueline C. Bostrom to property at 37 Academy David Williams and instruction, will discuss criteria used existing programs for gifted tion. Cotter’s bid to a fourth term, has William M. Overton and 0 1 1 colonial (§)howcase in the identification of gifted and students. Diefenbaker, the retired prime to give the next president a chance to St., $52,500. Cynthia Gstell, both of Presentations were made Saturday minister of Canada. charged the contributions from Deanna D. Overton, both of Robert A. Parrott and talented students. A business At the Oct. 21 meeting, at a place review the situation. Cromwell, Sept. 25 at South , night during the Northeast dinner at Easton, Mass., property on Carolyn R. P arrott to meeting wiil follow. to be announced, there will be a guest Polish Partitions United Methodist. the Queen Elizabeth Hotel that was StlOWCAM CtUIMAi t 2347 I | ^ 9 9 c M o it 4 T u M jB 9 C ^ I Minchattar Evening Htrald Timrod Rd., $73.70 con­ Terry Lee Right, property All interested parties are invited to speaker from the state Department For 118 years, between 1795 KM CPTM- m e ukMi-l>owT> tr ^ Richard Schmidt, 17el attended by seven Imperial Council •MT Mun*oa • MMk rm m m m ■■ • |.8b HIT 91 -fOUOW BURNSIOI SIGNS veyance tax. attend. 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I Elizabeth Palmieri, Federal lax lien tion of Poland from the map Suggested Carrier Rates of Europe and not until after ZEFFIRELLI’S Payable In Advance Manchester, to Francis J. Internal Revenue Ser-I World War I did it reappear. “ROMEO & lUUET’ Single copy...... 15a Nixon book Maloney and Kathleen F. vice against Richardj I Theatre schedule W eekly...... 90a Maloney, property at 139 RtgMar For PQ • 7:00 A 9:30 One m o n th ...... 13.90 to be very Gagliardi, Familyl Three month! ...... $11.70 Avery St., $44,000. Catering Service, $1,267.67.^ Six m o n th !...... $23.40 Bawdy Adventures of Tom George W. Garman and judgment lien F8EE MICROWAVE OVEN UA hast 1 - “Sherlock Showcase Cinema 4 — "The ALL THE BEST .. One y e a r ...... $48.80 vivid tome Jones " 7:30-9:30 Mall Rate! Upon Requeat Lois B. Garman to Robert Holmes' Smarter Brother” Outlaw Josey Wales” 2:00- WALTER MATTEAU Alfred W, Cavedon Jr.. 9:00; “ Dutchess and Dirt Vernon Cinema 2— “Ode to hjtehoolstuliy if- | Subacrlbera who fall to receive A. Parrott III and Carolyn Bolton, against George A. 7:00-9:30 J sliowcss# dnMTM I “BAD NEWS BEARS” their newapeper before 5:30 p.m. FRANKFURT, West Water Fox" 7:20 Billy Joe " 7:20-9:15 jtcsrdnowli PQ *7:10 - »M should telephone the circulation R. Parrott, property at 42 Negro, property on VernonI UA East 2 — "Woodstock" Burnside 1 — "Romeo & THE BEST OF ALLlE department. 647*9946. Germany (UPI) — Former Gerard St., $44,000. St. ' 7:30 Juliet" 7:00-9:30 Manchester Drive-In — President Richard M. Quilrlaim deed Burnside 2 — "Bad News Nixon is writing a “very UA East 3 — "Harry and Reopens Friday Sept. 24 Society for Savings, CELEBRATION AND SALE! Walter Go to New York" 7 10- Bears” 7:10-9:00 vivid” volume of memoirs Showcase Cinema 1 — "The 8:00 "Airport 75” ALL DAY TUESDAY Hartford, to Vincent Vespa 9:10 Showcase Cinema 3 — that will shed light on the Man called Horse" 2:00-7:15- First time on TV! SEPT. 21-OCT. 26 Jr., East Hartford, proper­ H id Y4MI Vernon Cinema 1 — "The "Silent Movie” 2:15-8:00-10:00 9:40 Watergate scandal that ty at 364 Nutmeg Dr., $15,- The Area’s Mott Complete drove him from office, ac­ After serving Eastern Connecticut for iiiOvti'’, 000. prodia.i ' 1' over 50 years, with the best names In MON.-TUES. cording to his publisher. Building permit Know? BOTH CINES Charlton Heston Howard Kaminsky, There are terrific American Traditional Showroom 99« iMii Karen Black Dr. Daniel Purcell, pool American Colonial & Traditional fur­ LEGAL president and publisher of Watch Your hi'.lil ,1 .iti at 238 Blue Ridge Dr., $3,- bargains, in good, niture, at fair prices, Despathy’s Is com­ NEW COMEDY sl.M I .I’.l M ..nr ,il Warner Books, said "The NOTICE Ihrt'ii. rll:, r 500. serviceable home ^COLONIAL SHOPPE -^TRADITIONAL GALLERY ‘THE BAWDY book will deal with ing to VERNON. There will be MANY The Registrars of Voters of (,,.,.,1. r' ! • Herman Yules, 99 E. furnishings of all ADVENTURES OF FAT-GO Watergate and a lot of the Town of Coventry, Center St., tool shed at 185 GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Connecticut hereby give TOM JONES’ (R) Lo m ugly exceaa weight with the kinds in the Want 4LMAPLE HOUSE 44THE FAMILY ROOM questions surrounding E. Center St., $900. throughout the 3 floors of Despathy’s notice of a session to be held SHOW N 7:30 1 t:30 sensible NEW FAT-QO diet plan Watergate.” Ads. on Tuesday, September 28; Nothing sensational just steady Joseph Then, roof repair COLONIAL SHOWCASE. weight loss for those that really "We expect the first 4FTHECLOCK SHOPPE ^CARPET CORNER 1976, 9 a m. to 5 p.m. at the at 62 Grandview St., $825. want to lose. draft of the book to be Registrars' Room, Town Of­ Earl Cowles, chimney A full 12 day aupply. finished at the end of the Heralb fice Building, Main Street Ask LIggetl Rexall drug store repairs at 89 Wells St., (Route 31) for the purpose of* ^ year,” he said. "It will be $600. about the PAT*QO reducing plan more than 400,000 words. SAVE NOW ON BEDROOMSeOINING ROOMSaLIVING ROOMScOCCASIONAL ITEMS correcting the registry lists and start losing weight this week. I 643-2711 “ODE TO We will then edit the and preparing the preliminaryp Money bapk in full if not com ­ •CONVERTIBLESeRECLINERSeACCESSORIESeEVERYTHING FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOME lists of all electors entitled to BILLY JOE” ,po, pletely satisfied with weight lose manuscript to about 200,000 from the very first package. vote at the election. SHOW N 7:20 « t:1S Speddl words and hope to publish Juliette E. Bradley 649-9333 DON’T DELAY it in the autumn of 1977 Margaret E. Jacobson V get FAT-QO today. throughout the world,” RENEFIT DANCE First District BUSbrazier* The book is tentatively AMERICAN LEGION HOME Gertrude A. Haven called "Richard Nixon’s Ritva K. Wisenall Memoirs.” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,1976 School District A N D FRIES 7:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. "I saw Nixon one month FREE BUFFET • COCKTAILS AVAILABLE TOWN OF MANCHESTER All lha paopla In Manchastar and surrounding araas art Invilad lo ago and he read about 50 O N L Y g g , Proceed* fo Walt Joynar For RepreienteOve aaa tha motion pkluras of lha davastad aarthquaka araa In Udina, pages to me,” Kaminsky I Maly. Tha placa la Plano's Raslaurant, Bolton, Connacticul, Campaign , said. "I myself have seen I fhurtday, Saptambar 21,1976,7:30 P.M. Dr. John X. R. BasHa will ba i DONATION $3.50 PER PERSON legal I thara lo show lha pkluras and narrata. about 200 pages dealing A Scrumpdillyishus BIG BRAZIER* Tickets Available At Door Or By Calling notice Pkasa halp by sanding your contribution today to ... with his last 10 days in of­ : A . ■ ■ and crispy BRAZIER fries are fice and it is very strong, 646-3275 • 649-0036 hard to beat any time! Committee to Elect Walt Joyner. Leslie Beelcher, Treai. The Planning and Zoning Venetian Earthquake very vivid and personal.” This Tuesday a BIG Commission at a meeting on Relief, inc. September 13. 1976 adopted BRAZIER and a heap of Box 803, Manchesteri Conn. 06040 fries-for only 69(!-is amendments to the Zoning Know your Jeweler! Regulations as follows: the best tasting bargain Here are five Nathan Q. Agoatinalll, Raymond F. Damato in town! diamonds of the same size— each ARTICLE II. SECTIONS 2 and Sam Fllloramo, DIrectori 10:00 Van Dyke At your nearest and 7 Onp ol IM(> vvofitl is 'A carat - at Add: "The traditional out­ luniiiosi .mil most & Com pany participating DAIRY vpfsjiiie iH'f'DMf QUEEN. BRAZIER store vastly different door sales of Christmas trees ers he.iiJs up .1 New Series!. and wreaths shall be per­ Iasi unpfcd'i'i of course. prices. Before mitted only during the months show' Joining you buy, you of November and December." on openingmi SaluaWv N.g^ should know why. ARTICLE II. SECTION Chevy Chase 13.15.02(b) Flip Wilson! Add to Hotel and Motel Ihe Let us explain following: ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE "witb not less than 16 ren­ the quality CLOSED MONDAY table sleeping accom­ modations" TUES.-WED.-THURS. SPECIAL difference. ARTICLE II. SECTION 6 TRY SOMETHING DIFFERENT Delete and repeal Paragraph 6.02.02(b) of Arti­ cle II. Residence C Zone, and COMPLETE replace with: "The building shall not contain residential DINNERS ONLY units or be used (or residential YOUR CHOKE OF purposes.” Dairii Paces subiect Jo change All amendments effective BEEF PUZAOU OR CMCKEN JERUSALEM September 27, 1976 Queen Notice of these decisions has HAPPY HOUR been flled in the Town Clerk's TUES. THRU FHI. office. 6 : IN THE lOUHBE 80« PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CALL FOR RESERVATIONS AND DIRECTIONS brazier. Jewelers A Silversmiths Since 1900 Ronald Gates. DU Co.p lClCop„i9h, 19,6 Am D O tv .p SecreUry • 646-3161 • 9SS MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VILLA LOUISA RD„ BOLTON, CT. 684 HARTFORD ROAD • 242 8R0AD STREET Hartford • Westfarms Mall Dated this 20th day of NBC September. 1976 EBBBBmaaeBeaBee! WHNB-TV ______MANCHESTER •p a g e f o u r - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Sept. 2Q, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976- PAGE FIVE HaiulifBtpr Surutitg HpralJi Congress taking pretty good care of itself Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - A nonprofit Congress cost $498.3-million. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 costs in fiscal 1976 were for salaries research outfit. Tax Foundation, and related expenses for members But Congress has not stinted its Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press international Inc., has handed the Ford camp a tid­ Andrew Tully | and their staffs. There are 22 per servant-agencies. The Architect-of Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. bit of a campaign issue in a report the Capitol got $74.5-million in 1976, Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. cent more legislative branch showing that Congress spent nearly employes than there were in 1970. compared with $24.4-milIion in 1970. $l-billion “on itself’’ in the last fiscal cent while the total U.S. budget was It costs $1.2-million to operate the Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E Turkmgton. Managing Editor rising “only” 90 per cent and the CPI The Congressional staff alone has year — almost triple what it spent in Botanic Garden, whose chief func­ rose by 47 per cent. grown 44 per cent since 1970, com­ Opinion 1970 and more than five times what it tion is to provide flowers for Nit-picking? In a sense, yes. pared to a mere 12 per cent growth in spent in 1960. Congressmen and their wives. The Congress’ budget is less than one per the total civilian labor force. This item is food for Republican Library of Congress budget rose to cent of that mountain of dollars Congressmen have received three orators because it is added evidence $147-million in 1976, from $43.9- awarded the Pentagon, and only pay raises since 1960; they now earn for their florid charges that the million in 1970. Budgets for the about one-fourth of one per cent of a respectable $44,625 a year, plus Democrats are spendthrifts; after General Accounting Office and the total federal budget. But one thousands of dollars in allowances. New study blames all, the Democrats have had Government Printing Office rose might expect a more moderate ap­ Tax Foundation claims that staff exclusive control of Congress for 22 from $63.5-million to $137.2-million, proach to spending from elected salary levels are high by almost any straight years and for 40 out of the and from $40-million to $147-million criminals for crime representatives than from standard.” It is right. The average last 44 years. Voters don’t have to be Senate employe makes $15,000 a in the same period. JOIN OUR FU l FESnVlIL bureaucrats, if only from fear of told that the minority does not set It is depressing. Any way you look voter reprisal. Every buck ap­ year; the average House employe spending policies on Capitol Hill. at it, the Congressional establish­ What has been called a missiveness and ‘‘understan­ propriated on the Hill contributes to $14,000. There are a lot of bright peo­ In any event, working stiffs should ment has become a bloated, money­ major new study of the causes ding’’ for a much more the high cost of living. ple on the Congressional payroll, but view with some annoyance Tax Foun­ eating Colossus while the average in­ of crime amounts almost to judgmental approach in inten­ Besides, Tax Foundation reports their average pay still looks big com­ dation's findings that while the over-, dividual struggled to get up the rent heresy by today’s crazy stan­ sive sessions of “moral inven­ that most of the increase in the high pared with the national per capita all federal budget increased 305 per money. Sure, the Executive Branch dards. tory.” Instead of trying to cost of supporting Congress was due average income of just over $5,000. cent and the Consumer Price Index Of course, there is this: Congress is also a big spender and should be “The Criminal Personality,” allay feelings of guilt, they (CPI) rose about 93 per cent since to “the substantial growth of- legislative branch employment as spent "only” $426.3-million in fiscal cut down to size. But Congress is by psychiatrist Samuel attempted to bring out a 1960, the budget for the legislative 1976 for everything from salaries to responsible for this scandal, too, branch increased a whopping 441 per well as significant increases in Yochelson and clinical psy­ criminals’ latent disgust with salaries and other costs.” stationery for its members and because it voted every penny of the chologist Stanton E. Samenow, himself, at the same time in­ cent. From 1970 to 1976 alone, employes. Legislative agencies billions that sired and nurtures its Congress' budget increased 168 per To cite chapter and verse: More actually blame crime on dicating a willingness to work than half of Congressional operating created by Congress to serve brat downtown. with him. SAWNCS criminals instead of society. The authors in fact state flat­ In the process they dis­ WHAT WAS that ly that the belief that mental covered that there is no such Almanac A6A(N,S0NNy9 illness, a poor home environ­ thing as a “first offender.” r V i e l l ,M A V B E ^ O U D o I M l i ment or other factors outside “The criminal gets away By I'nilecl Press fnlernaliunal I SAID§ BUT I d o n ’ t ! the control of the individual with far more than is ever Today is Monday, Sept. 20, the DOYOJ TI4INKWEMEE0 I LIVE WITHIN E45K are responsible for criminal known by anyone else,” they 264th day of 1976 with 102 to follow. MASS TRANSPORTAT/ON? WALKIN’DISTANCE If behavior are “ simply say. “By the time he is ap­ The moon is between its last quarter and new phases. OF THE CHURCHg excuses.” What is needed to prehended, he has more than The morning stars are Saturn and combat crime, they say, is not likely committed hundreds, if Jupiter. so much society’s improve­ not thousands, of offenses.” The evening stars are Mercury, ment or conventional therapy It is not clear how many St. Venus and Mars. Those born on this date are under but an offender’s “conversion” Elizabeth patients were the sign of Virgo. to an entirely new lifestyle, successfully converted from George Bird Grinnell, American along with a rigorous moral crime. Also, the question of writer and explorer of the West, was education. how society is to accomplish born on Sept. 20, 1849. This is actress Sophia Loren's 42nd birthday. They reached their con­ the wholesale rehabilitation of On this date in history: clusions, which is the opposite the tens of thousands of In 1519, Portuguese navigator Feri- of the one with which they offenders in its prisons, where nand Megellan began a voyage to find began, on the basis of 15 years a western passage to the East Indies. they are in daily contact with In 1873, financial chaos forced the of irivestigation of criminal fellow criminals, remains un­ New York Stock Exchange to close. lawt. offenders at St. Elizabeth’s, a answered. It remained closed for 10 days. government-run hospital in But it is encouragingly to In 1881, Vice President Chester Washington. Arthur became the 21st American learn that some criminologists president following the gunshot death The researchers at first used are beginning to realize that of James Garfield. traditional psychiatric there is only so much society methods, but eventually can do, and that the true realized that the criminals rehabilitation of the criminal were making fools of them. personality must proceed from They then abandoned per­ the criminal himself. Reflections Hal Turkington Slipstick slides out Managing Editor

You might call it the “Case Some manufacturers of slide mles have stopped making A young journalism student came of the Vanishing Slide Rule,” Britain and Manchester then in a 1936 occasional volunteers, are good peo­ •Cape. Cod vacation with his into the old Herald editorial room, on but there is no mystery to what ®em entirely. Others are Pontiac than I do now in a better car ple with good motivations and, for Catherine, generally in September. the second floor of the Bissell St. on far better roads. the most part, are effective. has happened to the instru­ hanging on only by virtue of the building, on a September morning in Alex is a handyman, too. There are I had been told many times that a One of the most interesting things shelves and drawers in our ment that once was as fact that some schools still 1951. He was looking for a job, and good reporter learns to know his to observe is the way some people get gameroom at home that are a Girelli there was a vacancy on the staff. community. As soon as I got the job, necessary to mathematicians teach their students to use drawn into public affairs because produet. He designed our editorial of­ "Go out thece, find an empty I tried to assimilate Manchester in and engineers as a knowledge slide rules, and there remains they come forward to protest or op­ fice during a Herald expansion typewriter, and write your almost one gulp. 1 took a map and a market for simple rules pose something specific and end up program in 1966. of formulas and theorems. obituary, ' he was told. drove around town again and again, so involved generally that they The ubiquitous electronic Costing under $2. He did; he wrote about the death of deliberately getting lost so I could When he purchased his Norman St. become long-time public servants. home in 1969, he began a renovation calculator has cut sales of slide But if they quit teaching the city editor of The Herald; he find out exactly where I was and how ★ ★ ★ 6ET A FREE wrote about the man who, today, IS I got there. I read and reread the program that he thought would take rules to 20 per cent of what usage in the schools, says one Now that you've heard the obser­ three years. Most of the work is done the city editor of The Herald — Alex town charter. vations of Alex, 1 have some of my they were 10 years ago. The executive, you can say goodbye Girelli. A city editor, too, is supposed to now. but the handyman in him never . 4-PIECE PLACE SEHING CF own. allows a project to really ever electronic variety, many of to the whole business. He got the job, know his community thoroughly; Had he not chosen journalism, Alex ■‘He was the only reporter 1 ever become final; there is always some which are called “slide rule If you have a slide rule, but. deskbound, I doubt that I will would have been an excellent IMPCRTED STONEWARE FROM hired," said Alan Olmstead, the ever again have the detailed room for improvement. calculator,” are not only though, don’t throw it away. teacher; he has often been leader of Those handyman traits spill over retired editorialist and columnist of' knowledge of town that I developed staff discussions about the news, how simpler to use but are Like so many other things that The Herald. in my first years here. into the journalistic Alex, too; he THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER to handle it, report it, display it in the chooses his words carefully to tell frequently faster, more ac­ have succumbed to the march So next Friday, Sept. 24, Alex I was plunged immediately into the makeup of the paper, and photo con­ Girelli will celebrate 25 years the story correctly, without fear of of progress, it will probably be kind of work generally called “civic tent. curate and cheaper than the covering, editing, and commenting affairs reporting.” Despite changes bias in his reporting because of a a collector’s item some day. about the news of Manchester and its He’d rather be closer to the news, misplaced adjective or an improper old-fashioned slipstick. in emphasis in newspaper content reporting upon it rather than com­ surrounding towns. over the years, 1 still regard that verb. His concern is that you can im­ Save two ways at our fall festival of savings. Deposit $50. or We asked Alex about letting this menting upon it; but he can comment prove your story; you can improve SET A FESTIVE TABLE kind of reporting as the most vital upon it. His "teacher" was Alan Yesterdays column call attention to his anniver­ service a newspaper performs for its your reporting. more to a new or existing regular high interest savings account, Included in the accessory pieces sary, and he agreed. We said that, Olmstead, and he became Alan's ★ ★ ★ readers. stand-in on the editorial desk when, rather than an interview, why didn't Welcome to The Herald 25-Year and take home FREE* a 4-piece place setting of durable English are attractive in-glazed designer In those days, more than two during his last few years at The he jot down his observations about decades ago, th ere w ere no Club. Alex; there are four of us in stoneware. dinner plates in vivid color that 2,5 years ago scholarships at Hartford School of Manchester, about changes that he Herald, Alan did escape from the "politics” as such on the surface. It newsroom and the chores of Tolland that select circle — Earl Yost, in Mrs Katherine Bourn is elected Music. has seen in those 25 years, and his This 4-piece place setting is oven and dishwasher proof and will give any table a festive was a one-party town and one heard a Tpke. farming for the solitude of a sports, Sheldon Cohen and Dick president of the Hartford County 10 years ago own reflections. These paragraphs Moquin in production, and me. that follow are his. lot of variations on the joke about includes a dinner plate, salad plate, cup and saucer. It comes in look. These plates are avail­ Federation of Democratic Women’s Democrats caucusing in a phone Winslow Manchester resigns from ★ ★ ★ Clubs booth. beautiful Doverstone Stoneware and is crafted in Staffordshire, able for $5.35 including tax the Eighth District Board of Direc­ In those days, there were almost as tors. Patrolman Winfield Martin an­ many reporters for every available It came as a shock to many news ■' ■ /■' England. for a set of 2 every time you nounces his resignation from the Manchester Community College's job as there are today when I have a sources that I was not a registered Additional place settings may be purchased tor just $5.35 deposit $50. or more to Manchester Police Department after Regional Council empowers develop­ big stack of applications from young Republican and that peculiarity put 26 years service. ment committee to begin talks with people who have more talent and my creditability into immediate including tax, or you may choose from a full collection of attrac­ your savings account. Local musicians, Miss Clara the town regarding acquisition of ad­ better training than I did then. I was question. The center of gravity of Skrabaez and iiruno DuBaldo. win ditional land adjacent to the Nike site very lucky to find The Herald. leadership and responsibility was tive accessory pieces available at bargain prices, each time you ALL PRICES INCLUDE campus. Some years afterward the situation clearly in the Republican party, and add $50. or more to your savings account. 7% CT SALES TAX was to reverse itself. I remember it has been very interesting oyer the reading, to my amazement, at one years to see Manchester develop At the Savings Bank of Manchester we pay the highest in­ time that there were ten jobs for with two viable political parties. ‘ Offer limited to one free place HOW THEY STAND every journalism school graduate. George Waddell was general terest allowed by law on all our savings accounts, so come into setting per account. Free offer I didn’t exactly "find ” The Herald manager when I came to Manchester any of our 13 convenient offices and start saving today. good for limited time only. On at that I missed It. My wife and I but Dick Martin soon succeeded him drove right through Manchester and and was manager for most of the gun kept going west. We remarked, as we time I was out on the beat. drove along E. Center St., that this From him, I learned a lot about control was a lovely town. municipal government, and he was I had cause many times in later constantly urging me to enter public TELEPHONE 646-1700 Gerald Ford years to remember that reaction service as a career. He, himself Jimmy Carter moved from journalism to public ad­ Ford favors prohibitions on the manufac­ Carter favors registration of hand when natives or old-time residents ture or sale of •Saturday Night guns ■ would say that Manchester had ministration, and the attitudes and Specials '■ NfwYou Tirrs«s 12 26 75 changed, making it clear that the outlooks that lingered from his P '«ss >pi»«sa Carter also favors banning of changes were all for the worse. While former profession made him easy for At the same lime, Ford is "unalterably ■Saturday Night Specials" and prohibi­ some things have happened that I a newsman to deal with. Of course, it opposed to the registration of gun owners tion of gun ownership by anyone con­ wish had not. I've never changed my also made It easy for him to deal with and the registration of guns.” victed of a crime involving a gun and by mind about Manchester; I still think newsmen, so it balanced out, SflVMGS BRNK OF MRNCHESTER Chf tiian SC'Onc* Momtof 6' 15.'76 those not mentally competent He op­ it is lovely. MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F.D.I 0 Ford proposes mandatory sentences poses other restrictions on manufacture A newspaperman is traditionally lor offenses involving use of a handgun, and possession My job-hunting tour took me as far supposed to start out as a skeptic and banning the import and sale of cheap •• from NiliOftAi Council to Control west as New Britain where a kind develop into a full-fledged cynic as handguns, strengthening current laws Ha«(jgur>* 2 26 ?6 gentleman at the New Britain Herald his career matures. 1 reached the regarding the sale of handguns (no , Carter reiterated that he favored asked me if I had stopped at first stage fairly early, but I have specific measures specified!, and in­ registration of handguns, prohibition of Manchester. There, he told me. the made no progress toward the second. Alex Girelli and the late Town Manager Dick Martin discuss creasing the number of federal firearms the sale of cheap handguns, no confisca­ paper had lost almost a century of town administration in front of the Municipal Building on a fall investigators tion of guns now owned by people, no I’ve concluded that, with a few experience with the death of Thomas exceptions, people who serve local morning in 1956 -- Alex in his overcoat and Dick, as usual, SiataoMi'aUn.onFictSi'Ml M 9 76 Registration of rifles and Ronald Ferguson. government, whether as professional I made better time between New ac ing one. The photo was taken for a fea*ure story during The A administrators, career politicians, or Herald s 75th anniversary celebration. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERi^LD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, jfonn.. Mon , Sept 20, 1976 — PAGE SEVEN r Teen pageant set for April In the service 25th wedding anniversary B irths 60th The Miss Connecticut personality and beauty. National Teenager Teenager Pageant will be There is no swimsuit or Pageant to he held on Aug. Lopez, Jennifer Ann, and Margaret McDonald Army Pvt. Rodney A. Kicking, daughter of Fernando and Bay, Kelly Marie, held on April 29, 30, and talent competition. 5, 1977 in Atlanta. Ga. The whose wife Cynthia lives on Swamp Loftus of 314A Deborah daughter of Michael W. May 1, 1977 at Frances Each contestant will par­ Connecticut winner will Wedding Debra Ann Dion of 199 Dr., Coventry. He was bom Rd. in Coventry, recently completed Homestead St. She was and Christine M. Carley Maloney High School in ticipate in the Volunteer receive a $300 cash Sept. 14 at Manchester seven weeks of advanced individual born Sept. 13 at Bay of Sam Green Rd., Meriden. The Holiday Inn Community Service scholarship, other prizes training at Ft. Benning, Ga. Memorial Hospital. His Coventry. She was bom in Meriden will be the host Program of the National and an all expense paid trip Manchester Memorial maternal grandmother is Anniversary Pvt. Hicking entered the Army in Hospital. Her maternal Sept. 14 at Manchester hotel. Teen-ager Pageant. The to compete in the National April, Helen McDonald of Memorial Hospital. Her Young ladies between 13- Community Service Pageant in Atlanta. The grandparents are Mr. and Brewerton, N.'Y. His patqr- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butterfield Mrs. Bernard A. Diori of maternal grandparents are 17 years of age as of Jan. 1, Fh-ogram promotes teen in­ First and second runner- nal grandmother is of 133 Vernon Rd., Bolton, celebrated Thomas McAuley, husband of Mrs, Glastonbury. Her paternal Mr. and Mrs. William 1977 (bom on or after Jan. volvement and participa­ ups will receive $100 each their 60th wedding anniversary on Judy McAuley of 66 Spruce St., Mildred Loftus of Carley of Boston, Mass. 1,1959) are invited to enter tion in volunteer civic and in cash scholarships. grandparents are Mr. and Syracuse, N.'Y. His mater­ Aug. 30 in Rawlins, Wyo., with their recently reported for a three-year Her paternal grandparents and may write for further community affairs. A Mini- Mrs. Fernando Lopez- nal great-grandparents are daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and assignment with the Army Security Herpero of Madrid, Spain. are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene information to Mrs. Modeling Charm Course Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bay of Sam Green Rd., Official Tonguei Mrs. Robert (Louise) Gerlach and Agency which provides com­ Her maternal great- Annette Looper, P, 0. Box will be given during the The official language in all their family. ' munications and electronics support Briere of Tupper Lake, Coventry. Her maternal 31043, Raleigh, N. C. 27612. week of the pageant. W grandparents are Mr. and N.Y. He has a brother, but three Lalin-American HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Shortly after their return they to Army units throughout the world. greandmother is Mrs. Contestants are judged The Connecticut Pageant republics is Spanish. Brazil Mrs. Vincent Farrand of Joseph, 6; and a sister, 317 Highland Street were honored at a party hosted by 1 1 Afber completing basic and ad­ 130 Woodbridge St. Her F lorence M aguire of on scholastic achievement- is th e official state uses Portuguese; French is Jane, 12. spoken in H aiti: English is Manchester • 648-4277 their son and daughter-in-law. Dr. vanced training at Ft. Jackson, S.C., paternal great­ Boston. leadership; poise- preliminary to the Miss and Mrs. Robert Butterfield, at their and Ft. Gordon, Ga., McAuley plans spoken in Guyana. 1 1 grandmother is Mrs. Fran- home in Bolton attended by friends to serve as a radio teletype operator. cisca Garcia de Valtierra and relatives. of Madrid, Spain. The couple has another son, James > Timothy Baker, son of Mr. and I t A. Butterfield of San Diego, Calif., 12 Mrs. Robert Baker of 187 Wood- Zahner, Dalton John, Shop Caldor This Week For A Rainbow Of COME IN grandchildren and 3 great­ bridge St., was recently sworn into son of Emery L. and Susan * PICK UP grandchildren. the U. S. Army for three years for Peters Zahner of Cider The couple was married on Aug. 30, training as a correctional specialist. YOUR Mill Rd., Ellington. He was COPY OF 1916 in Chicopee Falls, Mass. They He is now taking a seven-week born Sept. 13 at lived most of their life in Springfield, basic course at Ft Dix, N.J. and will Manchester Memorial OUR VALUE also receive advanced instruction Mass., moving to Bolton six years Hospital. His maternal PACKED ago. before reporting to his permanent duty station. grandparents are Mr. and CIRCULAR Mr. Butterfield retired from the A Mrs. John H. Peters III of Strathmore Paper Co. in West He was graduated from Manchester High School in 1975. 54 Davis Ave., Rockville. Springfield, Mass. 16 years ago. Mrs. His paternal grandparents Butterfield, also retired 16 years ago, are Mr. and Mrs. John E. having been employed by Forbes i Zahner of Cider Mill Rd., YOU'LL RECOGNIZE Wallace in Springfield for 25 years. Marine Pvt. l.C. David Moriglioni, THIS FASHION son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ellington. His maternal SPECTACULAR The couple received a card of con­ great-grandmother is Mrs. gratulation from President and Mrs. Moriglioni of 45 Montauk Dr,, Ver­ BY WORLD Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butterfield non, is participating in a major Pearl M. Peters of South FAMOUS MAKERS! Gerald Ford and from Bob Steele, Windsor. He has a sister, •Long Sleeve WTIC radio personality. NATO maritime exercise “Team Work ‘76.” Keely Lynn, 17 mos. Pullovers Fine He is serving as a mmber of the Long Sleeve Prue, Christopher Mock or lull turtlenecks, Leather 2nd Marine Division. back zipper; sizes S. M. L A former student of Rockville High Mr, and Mrs. Lee F. Dandeneau Michael, son of Michael Men’s Shirts Handbags and Margaret Carney Prue School, he joined the Marine Corps in YOUR CHOICE Reg 19.99 Engaged July 1975. His unit is homebased at of Willimantic, He was YOUR CHOICE 35th wedding anniversary Camp Lejuene, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Dandeneau of silver and a floral centerpiece money born Sept. 14 at 51 Morse Rd. were honored at a sur­ bouquet. The tiered anniversary cake Manchester Memorial prise party on Aug. 7 at Bayview, was made by Mr. Dandeneau's Hospital. His maternal Saco, Maine on the occasion of their sister, Mrs. Dolores Lindbom of $ Miss Bernadette Hagenow, grandparents are Mr, and Salinon-Matchett 25th wedding anniversary. Dover, N.H. 7 ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs. William L. Carney of Reg. 7 99 Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Salmon of The couple was married on Sept. Mr. Dandeneau is the general Hagenow, 29 Whitney Rd., began a 42 Cornell St. His paternal Vernwood Dr., Vernon, announce the 10, 1951 in St. Dominic's Church, manager of Parker Industrial X-Ray three-year Army assignment and is grandparents are Mr. and engagement of their daughter, Laura Portland, Maine, with the Rt. Rev. Laboratory Corp. in East Hartford. now taking basic training at Ft. Mrs. Clarence L. Prue of • Poly/Cotton Superb styling of luxur L. Salmon, to David E. Matchett of Msgr, Joseph Houlihan officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Dandeneau are Jackson, S.C. Willimantic. His maternal Rugby stripe Knit Reg. 4.99 Ea. lous leathers, with ex­ Southwick, Mass. Hosting the party were the couple’s members of the Church of the She will receive specialized in­ great-grandmother is Mrs. Wide choice ol sporty stripes quisite detailing, top Mr. Matchett is the son of Mrs. four children, Fred, Stephen, Assumption in Manchester. collars and embroidery S XL quality hardware, many struction as a helicopter repairman Norah M. Coupe of 42 •100% Polyester Carmen Matchett of Suffield. Michelle and Teri, all at home. Some beautifully lined after finishing her seven-week basic Cornell St. The bride-elect was graduated 50 friends and relatives from Connec­ Knit Pants course at the South Carolina post. •Solid & Fancy from Rockville High School and ticut, Vermont and New Hampshire Basic Mares, set-on waist Miss Hagenow is a 1976 graduate of KEEP SMILING Monlslream, Brendon Knit Sport Weaver Airline School, Kansas City, attended. Solids, patterns, sizes 10 to 18 East Catholic High School. Christopher, son of James All nylon or poly cotton Soft Mo. She is employed by Society for The couple received many gifts of KEEP HAPPY ^jeometnes abstracts S XL Tanned Leather Savings, Hartford. N. and Barbara Geer of SHEER KNEE-HI Marlborough. He was born Her fiance was graduated from HOSIERY Handbags West Springfield (M ass.) High Sept. 14 at Manchester •Fancy Print Memorial Hospital. His & Woven Dress School and Wentworth College, maternal grandmother is Poly and blends scenic Boston, Mass. He is employed by lone on lone stripes Edna Wark of 85 Wetherell Reg. Loctite Corp,, Newington. 14 17 32 35 T St. His paternal grand­ 14.99 The wedding will take place on Oct. parents are Mr. and Mrs. 30. Edwin M ontstream of Marlborough.

L o f t u s , M atth ew Michael, son of J. David A b o u t to w n NO-IRON WORLD ALMANAC FACTS Men's or Ladies’ Church Women United will meet Solid & Print 5-Function Tuesday at 9:30 a m. at Concordia Pastel Sheets Lutheran Church on Pitkin St. L.E.D. Watch TWIN FLAT or FIHED Interested women are invited. Plans for the Town Meeting 76, which the YOUR CHOICE m group will host, will be formulated. CAtMSSS’ Reg. i93 cmcei Friends of the Dinosaur Park will $ - 3.99 meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at OUR LOWEST Mott's Community Hall 587 E. Mid­ Now. dream in mix n match bone, blue or yellow Poly- PRICE EVER! dle Tpke. ester/cotton blend irons [ColemaPikl in the washer •Sony AM/FM Table Radio Reg. 39.95 2-Mantle Lantern or Paul Bunyan is a mythical FULL FLAT QUEEN FLAT PKG. OF 2 Pedestal base, modern, compact Extra large speaker Mr. and Mrs. John Rukus hero of huge dimensions, or FIHED or FITTED PILLOWCASES 2-Burner Camp Stove Quality all the way' Cir who accomplished many fan­ Cuilry module made by tastic tasks. During the Hughes Aircraft Corp GLOBE Reg. Mr. and Mrs. John Rukus of 282 daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and 1920s, James Stevens’ stories Choice ol white or yellow 7,99 Spring St. were honored at a surprise Mrs Robert Maiorana of Worcester, popularized the lumberman YOUR YOUR metal linisb. buffet dinner on Aug. 1 at the Travel Service Bunyan became a national Mass. Many other friends and 555 MAIN STREET symbol for bigness, strength, CHOICE CHOICE Ramada Inn in East Windsor in relatives attended. EACH 643-2165 ingenuity and exaggeration REG.19 99 observance of their 35th wedding an­ The couple was married Aug. 2, that reflected America s niversary 1941 in St. Catherine Church in Broad motivation to undertake EXCEPTIONAL WORLD FAMOUS The party was hosted by Mrs. Brook. immense tasks. The World VALUE! The sportsman's lavorile - and Coleman s FOR PERFORMANCE' (h'vr 30 1 ears •Panasonic AM/FM Rukus' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mr. Rukus is general superinten­ Almanac says. best sellers, rugged and dependable I nirei i'xfnTivnrv CopyriQhi ' 1973 Blended Digital Clock Radio and Mrs. Charles Gilson and family dent and assistant treasurer o f Aiilhtirim l iigpnt in .Miindu'sli'r Newspaper Enterprise A itn Mobil Lighted clock face, walnut gram of East Windsor and by the Gilson's Cheney Bros, in Manchester. I'T .ill Airlines, |{;ulrtMils and Polyester/Acrylic Coleman 4 LB Acrylic Special 10W30 St«'.im.slii|) l.inos cabinet Wake to music or alarm Sleeping Bag, Reg 17 99 1 3 '^ Blanket Motor Oil

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Depot Road, Coventry r Phona 643-4425 Daily iOa m to9 30p m 742-7494 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9am to930pm PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976 M ^l^HESTER EVE^NING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Sepl. 20. 1976 — PAGE NINE MCG Parking lot changes calendar Cheer Detergent TOMATO SOUP !“ 'BATHTisSUiE’''’'' About town Co-chairmen named for fun night I WHITE CLOUD - WHITE OB ASSORTED create some problems Mrs. Ellen Zinsser of 176 Ralph Rd. Manchester Community lO^OFF ■ CAMPBELL'S College offers this calen­ and Mrs. Marion Mercer of 174 j 10% OZ. The new arrangement for the another employe said. She said that dar of events in the interest LABEL ROLL H S Ludlow Rd. have been appointe to co­ j CAN CANS Municipal Building parking lot has traffic out of Linden St. and the near­ The housing board of Emanuel chair “Fun for Funds”, the of the community. Ail the 490Z.PKG . . p a c k created some traffic problems for by Health Department parking lot Lutheran Church will meet tonight at MCC sponsored activities 1 Republican Town Committee social exiting motorists, but the town is also complicates the traffic snafus. 7:30 in the church library. WITH PRIOII PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND .THIS event for the 1976 campaign season. listed below are open to the WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS I looking into possible cures for the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss public and many are free of COUPON AT FOOD AAART. GOOD THRU SAT.. SEPT. 35. I COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT . SEPT. 35. COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT 35 “ Fun for Funds”, a cocktail party, LIMIT ONE PKG. • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ! LIMIT 8 CANS ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. situation. said that shrubbery in the area will A neighborhood coffee hour will charge. LIMIT ONE 4 ROLL PACK ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY buffet dinner, and dance will be Oct. The lot was recently expanded and be trimmed to make it easier for take place Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at In addition to publicizing 16 at the newly redecorated Ma a new exit road was built west of the exiting motorists to see. the Community Outreach Center, 64 events and activities in­ Mia’s at 748 Tolland Tpk. fire house, une previous exit and en­ ’The town is also looking into a traf­ Church St. Mrs. Zinsser and Mrs. Mercer have dividually the college trance road, between the Municipal fic control signal for the spot. hopes that the calendar said that all of the candidates will be Building and the fire station, was Police Chief Robert D. Lannan said Manchester Newcomers Club will will serve as a reminder of present but that there will be no cam­ changed to an entrance only. that a traffic light at the exit from meet Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at the ail that is avaiiable at paign speeches. The new exit, which is directly the parking lot would have to be paid Community Y, 78 N. Main St. Evelyn “During the evening,” Mrs. Manchester Community Win M Play Quik Cash! All Food Mart Stores across from Linden St. has two lanes, for completely by the town. The state ,000 Might will discuss “Adult Sexuality.” College. Mercer said, “there will be aucyions one for those turning right and one would not chip in on the cost because Husbands are invited. for merchandise and fun prizes,” The MCC staff looks for those turning left. This presents a the parking-lot work was a town- forward to seeing you on ^ *170,000. IN CASH PRIZES! Mrs. Zinsser stressed that the par­ problem, according to some initiated project. Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, campus and at the various WALDBAUM'S ty is open to the public and that OPEN Municipal Building workers, Weiss said that he is still con­ will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Teen events. Call 646-2137 for eu ARANTEED 66,000 WINNERS! reservations could be made for because, if there is a car in each sidering a traffic light at the site, Center Annex of Manchester Recrea­ further information on any even though the town would have to tables of ten by calling her or Mrs. lane, it makes it hard for both tion Center. The meeting is open to Mercer, t . i l k of the activities. N I R I ' S HOW YOU CAM BE A WIMMEBI motorists to see oncoming traffic pay the full cost. all area men interested in singing Ellen Zinsser Marion Mercer Turndiiy, Sepl. 21 Food M a rt Just stop in ot your friendly Food Mart and pick up your free Quik Cosh Card. Erase the gold spot on the front SUNDAY along Center St. Also under consideration are traf­ four-part barbershop harmony. Breakfast — 9-11 am ., of the card with o pencil eroser. Underneath you will find one, two, or three tetters. Save these letters until "I think it’s really a big problem to fic signals in nearby areas that would Student Center. you con spell one of the words on the back of the cord (Thousond, Hundred, Twenty, Ten, Five, or One) . . . 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. get out of the lot, especially at noon help alter the flow of vehicles on Parents Anonymous will meet ••Luncheon — 11:30 then toke the cords to your Food Mart manager for your cosh prize! and 4:30,” one town employe who Center St. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Concordia LVOy SV10VLI0 VY a m., Student Center. works in the Municipal Building said. A few employes in the Municipal Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. Group to hear missionary ••International Dinner V (The Municipal Building closes at Building complained that no police HNGYOU — 6 p.m.. Student Center. Food Mart helps make Shenandoah • Grade "A " 4:30 in the afternoon.) officer has been at the lot recently at ’The Sunday School staff of the The Inasmuch Ladies Fellowship, the community ser­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE 4:30 p.m. to help direct traffic. Weiss Soccer vs. Eastern your menu planning U.S.D.A. CHOICE Another worker said it now takes Church of the Nazarene will meet vice arm of the Church of the Nazarene, will have a said that if there is an officer SEE O N TV? Connecticut (JV) — 4 p.m.. her five minutes more than it used to tonight at 7:30 at the church. supper Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the church. easier with a great available at the time, he is assigned VJeigh! vValchers* moetmgsean Cougar Field. FRESH to get out of the lot. Mrs. Arlene Swain, a missionary to Ecuador, will help make ytju the boss selection of food for "Somebody’s going to get killed,” to the spot. W cdnendiiy, .Sept. 22 The administrative board of North speak to the group at 7:45 on the role she plays in helping In-slead of that templing TV the Jewish New Year! her husband , the Rev. R, Alfred Swain, in building the ajinmerciaJ or that Inend" who can't ••International Dinner United Methodist Church will meet take no" for an answer — 6 p.m., Student Center. TURKEYS ROAST tonight at 7:30 at the church. Church of the Nazarene in Ecuador. ’The Swains will be EMPIRE KOSHER LARGE END ■ (6&7) spending six months in Manchester before returning to We have more Thursday, Si-pl. 23 TOMS -1 6 TO 20 LBS. AVERAGE than 5,000,000 B a r b e c u e 13 l b s the mission field. Breakfast — 9-11 am .. LB. hou rs of classroom T u r k e y s SHOULDER Officers of the fellowship are Florence Gardner, presi­ expenenc'e Student Center. Parents of girls interested in EMPIRE dent; Wanda Morrison, vice-president; Beatrice I to help you ••Luncheon — 11:30 joining Brownie and Girl Scout I d o It a m., Student Center. KOSHER PULLETS 95' B f Archeological surveys troops at Keeney St, School will meet MacAlpine, secretary; Gladys Swain, treasurer; Dorothy 2 3 Fish, chaplain;. Heading the various committees are Find out At ’Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the school 'a VJeighl Watchers Friday, Sept. 24 KOSHER TURKEYS 89' LB. Ruby Stred, gifts; Mamie Swain, sunshine fund; Elsie Duplicate Bridge — Open cafeteria. Registration fees will be m eeting GEFILTE FISH **«*»l"> 99' made on new road site collected, and leaders will discuss Wray, hospitality. & Novice, 7:45 p.m,, HR HEN 10 TO 14 LBS. C O < troop plans. All women are invited to attend Tuesday night's event 102 & 103. GEFILTE FISH »oke.ch hozca. *1.09 1 .1 9 ROAST a at the church. TURKEYS ^ 7 I YT Saturday, Sept. 2.5 Professors and students will be ticut Department of Transportation. Dr. Frederic Warner, director of Baseball vs. Housatonic GEFILTE FISH rTaniscmewiti mV *1-49 checking the site of the proposed CC — 11 a m., Mt. Nebo. Interstate 291 between the Bissell the Survey and a professor of Hal Schnerr of Air Kaman will be U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE GOODMAN'S EGG NOODLES^J SB' Bridge in Windsor to Interstate 86 archaeology at the New Britain guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club $7.00 first meeting, Duplicate Bridge — BONELESS BONELESS BONELESS Waldbaum's N. Y. Style Deli! Open, 1 p.m., HR 102 & 103, near Caldor's this fall for Connec­ college, said that the grant was made meeting Tuesday noon at Manchester then $3.00 weehty MATZO MEAL MANtSCMEWITl 33' for the field work in accord with Church school begins New Members Welcomed At All Time*. Movie — "The Reincar­ DOMESTIC $ i Q Q ticut’s archeological past, before Country Club. His topic: “Role of ® YCX/RE THIS aOSE TO LOSING WEIGHT1 CHUCK CHUCK Shoulder the bulldozers rearrange the federal regulations that require poten­ General Aviation in the Business nation of Peter Proud,” 8 MANISCHEWITZ MATZO VI 49' The fall session of the friday School at the Church of BOILED HAM lb | landscape. tial construction sites to be checked Community.” p.m., MAUD, MCC ROAST STEAK Christ, Lydall and Vernon Sts., will begin Sept. 24. For Information Call: GOLD'S BORSCHT )I OUNCE JAR 39' Roest Members of the Connecticut for archaeological value before the 928-5188 (Putnam) or 442-5170 (New London) or students free. UNDERBLADE UNDERBLADE ROAST BEEF FRESHLYSLICEO LI. •2.09 Archaeological Survey, start of construction. This program offers a two-hour nursery school write Route 169. Pomfrat Canter, Conn. 06259 Monday, .Sepl. 27 MEMORIAL CANDLES in i u ». l e « ,»16' CHEDDAR CHEESE.:;.,i*.1.89 headquartered at Central Connec­ ’The Survey has located several experience each Friday for 3‘>^ and 4-year-old children, Clinton Mystic Stom YANKEE The Manchester WATES will meet Breakfast — 8-11 am .. mm oe other archaeological sites in Connec­ the fall term will continue for nine weeks. The program is Colchester New London Taftville CHOPPED LIVER FROZEN t 01 CONTAINER 79' ticut State College, will perform field Danielson Norwich Vernon Student Center. • l . l » • l . » » AMBROSIA CHEESE - *1.89 ticut in the past two years, un­ Tuesday at the Italian-American offered without charge as a service to the community. archeological assessments at five Club. Weighing-in is from 7 to 8 p.m. East Lyme Old Saybrook Willimantic ••All Luncheons and I n y Q A I P n o v a SCOTIA FRESHLY V . S I C Q For further information and to register children, in­ Gales Ferry l m \ J / K O M L C OR ALASKAN SLICED Lt 14 0 9 major highway construction sites un­ covering early historic and pre­ PawcatucK Westerly. R.t. dinners are held in the Top losers for August were Debra Groton Putnam U.S.D.A. CHOICE U S 0 A. CHOICE OONELESS FR ESH MAINE der a $10,000 grant from the Connec­ historic communities in all parts of terested parents may call Mrs. Margaret Wimmer, 872- Food Service Dining CHOPPED LIVER - 79' Babcock and Faith Machie. Middletown Rockville TOP CHUCK STEAK - *1.29 W HOLE FOW L Vv????.’ -4 9 ' the state. 2445. Call Now For Class Most Convenient For Youl Room. 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N / Obituaries Voter awareness drive About town Eagles unimpressive ^ High hooters launched by local LWV The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday Emma Nettleton Group of Center at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Congregational Church will have 4a J . A. White, 63, dies; Today marks the first day of a Center. ’There will be a kitchen social potluck Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the after the meeting. in opening setback ^ Robbins Room of the church. gain revenge week set aside for increasing voter Congregational Church in Orange. Members are asked to bring place awareness of the upcoming election. The national organization of the founder of glass firm Friendship Circle of the Salvation settings. At 7:30, there will be a By EEN AlSTER Mayor Matthew M. Moriarty Jr. League of Women Voters will be linebacker Rich Harrison and the yards for the score. Army will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. business session in the Federation By LEN AUSTER BOLTON — Joseph A. White, 63, of the Tallwood Men’s Club, issued a proclamation declaring the sponsoring the three debates other by a poor pitchout. The green- The Eagles had one good scoring Herald Sportswriler at The Citadel. Manchester Room with Mrs. Joseph Johnston dis­ Herald Sportswriler Notch Rd., owner of the J.A. White Manchester Sportsmen’s Club and week of Sept. 20-25 as “League of betweeen presidential candidates shirted Indians finally broke through bid in the second half, reaching the Maybe the 1975 State Class AA soccer championship sits in the Policewoman Linda Washburn will cussing “Patriotic Dissertation.’’ If the opener was an indica­ Glass Co. of Manchester, died Sun­ the Columbia Fish and Game Club. Women Voters Government Week." Jimmy Carter and President Gerald in the second canto following an in­ Northwest 5, but a Dave Kisner Wethersfield High trophy case. But Manchester High tasted talk about her work. Refreshments tion of things to come, East day in Manchester Memorial Other survivors are a son, Joseph The League of Women Voters of Ford. The first of the debates will be terception by John Turner at the aerial was picked off by linebacker will be served. The executive board of Manchester Catholic’s football team could sweet revenge Saturday with a come-from-behind 3-2 victory Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. A. White Jr. of Bolton, and two Manchester will celebrate the week Thursday night and is expected to be East-42. Dan Walsh short circuiting the bid. over homestanding Wethersfield before a good crowd of 350 in Anna Mae McNeill White. sisters, Mrs. Robert \o n Deck of by posting displays of voter informa­ telecast nationwide. PTA Council will meet Tuesday at 8 be in for a long season. The Six running plays and a personal “We have a lot of work to do. The The Manchester WATES will have the ‘76 debut for both CCIL clubs. Mr. White was born April 21, 1913, Bolton and Mrs. Frank E. Weir of tion at the Municipal Building and The main purpose of the League of p.m. at 45 N. School St. Eagles couldn’t generate much foul infraction moved the ball to the main problem is the young kids who a mystery ride after the meeting Two juniors, Greg Smayda and Bill in Coventry and lived in Manchester Manchester. the Mary Cheney Library. The local Women Voters Government Week is one from where fullback Bob made errors. But I was pleased to Tuesday, at the Italian-American offensively and were throttled for many years before moving to The funeral is Wednesday at 11 League will also co-sponsor a special to increase public awareness of the Marques dove over for the TD. The see they see their mistakes and were Finnegan, played instrumental roles The locals swarmed in front of the Club. Weighing-in will be from 6 to 7 by Northwest Catholic, 18-0, for the Silk Towners as they finally Boiton 20 years ago. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, voter registration session at need to register and vote and to GOP begins process conversion attempt went wide left. trying to correct them,’’ noted Wethersfield net and with the ball p.m. Saturday at muddy Father’s overcame the speedy Eagles who He was the founder, owner and 400 Main St., Manchester, with the Manchester High School on Thursday further educate citizens in the elec­ Northwest came roaring out of the LaFontana. loose and ready to be booted home, to select nominee tired in the late going. Smayda operator of the glass firm. He was a Rev. David Campbell of Bolton from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. toral process. The idea will be to Field in West Hartford in the halftime lockerroom and stormed 55 fullback Dave Peterson grabbed it The Polish Woman’s Alliance scored two goals, one on an indirect member of Bolton United Methodist United Methodist Church officiating. Local activities will be focus on the league’s slogan, The Manchester Republican vacan­ ‘76 debut for both HCC clubs. yards in nine plays capping the Northwest outgained East, 204-110, calling for a penalty shot Smayda Group 246 will meet tonight at 7:30 at getting 138 yards on the ground. kick and on a penalty kick, and Church. Burial will be in Bolton Center supplemented by a statewide con­ “ Democracy Is Not a Spectator cy committee will meet tonight to “The veterans played well and the march with a nine yard Tim Hickey calmly stepped up and sent it home. the home of Mrs. Michalina Mr. White was also a member of Cemetery. ference on “ Coastal Area Sport” begin the selection process for a inexperienced people made mis­ to Turner aerial. Defensively, the In­ There were nine turnovers with East Finnegan got the game-winner at the Inspired. Manchester pressed the Kurlowicz, 34 W. Center St. 8:07 mark of the final quarter. Manchester Lodge of Masons. In There are no calling hours. Management,’’ sponsored by the During the week, the Herald will state senate candidate from the takes,” commented East Coach John dians put the clamps on the Eagles losing the ball three times via attack and kept constant pressure in fumbles and twice on interceptions. Nail-biter ’’I’ll always take the first win, ” Scottish Rites bodies, he belonged to League of Women Voters of Connec­ carry information daily to help area Third Senatorial District. LaFontana, “It’s about what we allowing them just three second half the Eagle end. It paid off. Left Manchester Jaycees will have an the three bodies in Hartford, and the ticut. The conference will be held residents become involved in the The Republicans had originally expected. But we showed some first downs. Quarlerhack Sieve Grogan happy Coach Dick Danielson stated, winger Matt Schardt sent a long The family suggests that friends open orientation meeting for all East’s next tilt is Saturday at Connecticut Consistory (32nd Tuesday at the Orange election process. nominated Dr, Frederick W. bright spots” The Indians concluded the scoring ■’Especially against the team we cross to the opposite wing where wishing to do so may make memorial prospective members Tuesday at Rockville High. The Rams in their of the New England Patriots degree) at Norwich. Spaulding, a Manchester resident, as Northwest wasted two early late in the third period following a have to beat for the title. ” Darrell Hooey gained control. He gifts to the Bolton Scholarship Fund 7:30 p.m. at 45 Concord Rd. More in­ opener stopped Hall High’s 18-game sits on helmet and bites He was also a member of the their candidate for the Third District scoring opportunites, one stopped by fumble recovery at the East 32 with Manchester got on the scoreboard tipped it to Finnegan who defly formation may be obtained by calling two-year winning streak by a 27-0 Sphinx Temple of Hartford, the Inc., in care of Mrs. Herbert John­ seat. Spaulding, however, withdrew John Murray darting the left side 22 fingernails while walehing first at 5:08 with Smayda blasting manuvered around one defender and John D. Scott Fran Salewski, 644-1950, or Tom an interception by sophomore count. Omar Shrine Club, and Tall Cedars of son. treasurer, 35 Carter St., Bolton, on Aug. 25 from the race because of his mates on ^'indRor at moving to Manchester two years ago. and lived in East Hartford 15 years. gifts to the Windsor Locks Lions Club Yale, which has opened against with Taras Kueman left-footing Field at 3 30 against Conard High of on Skinner Rd., Vernon. itulHor L o c L h He was a member of the He worked for Brewer Mobile Ambulance Fund. UConn since 1968, already has a loss, home a grounder with the West Hartford in another CCIL en­ Homes, Inc., in South Windsor for 10 Mr. Scott was born in Ludlow and Saturday, 11;05 a.m. —Truck fire at Fans, band sparked Navy a 14-6 error-filled defeat at Brown. (diem*y Tech at Cromwell Pentecostal Church in Kezar Falls, Tolland Green, Tolland. Task force to organize left to catch a 12-yard scoring toss Manchester defense somewhat lax. counter Maine. years before his retirement in 1964. lived in Windsor Locks 20 years until It took one half for Navy’s sharply from John Kurowski for the first They haven’t lost an opener since The lead didn’t last long as the In­ The title is Wethersfield's. Saturday, 3:04 p m. —Traffic accident 1973 when the Huskies did it in Larry Other survivors are 3 daughters, He was a World War I Army moving to East Hartford a year ago. at Rt. 30 and Vernon Ave., Vernon. The first Citizens Task Force the University of Connecticut also dressed corps of Midshipmen and the score in the third period. Tuenday dians tied it less than a minute later But revenge is sweet. veteran and a member of St. Mary’s He worked for Holo-Krome Screw Middle band to get together at Naviaux’s first year as UConn coach. Mrs. Pauline Laggis of Manchester, Saturday, 4:45 p.m. —Rescue call at studying declining school population projects a substantial decline in stu­ Freshmen Dwayne Dennis and SOCCKR Church in East Hartford. Co., West Hartford, for 25 years Memorial Field in Storrs last Satur­ UConn is 0-2, coming off what Mrs. Doris Sanborn of Milton, N.H., Ellington Airport, Rt. 83, Ellington. in Manchester is to begin its work dent enrollment in the future. Dr. Steve Chafin added six-pointers in Co nurd at He is also survived by a sister, before retiring in 1960. day afternoon. Taking a cue from its might be called a moral victory, and Mrs. Avis White of Westboro, Saturday, 8:34 p.m. —Traffic accident tonight, with an organizational Steahr’s report, released last week, the final stanza on 13 and 15 17-yard ManeheBler,3;30 Mrs. Lucy Boynton of Manchester. He was a World War I Army at Buff Cap and Slater Rds., Tolland. followers and musicians, the Navy runs when the UConn defense leading Navy 3-0 until the third MCC hooters lose N.H.; 13 grandchildren and 19 great­ meeting scheduled at 8 p.m. at the says that Manchester schools will East Cat ti olio at The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a m. veteran and past commander of the Saturday, 9:49 p.m. —Traffic accident football team got untracked over the quarter and finally giving way 21-3, grandchildren. Board of Education offices, 45 N. never again reach the 10,000 enroll­ appeared to tire. Bristol Eastern,3:15 The funeral and burial will be in from the Callahan Funeral Home, Goodale-Raymaker Post 56, on Rt. 195, Tolland. final 30 minutes of play against Another first year man, fullback But it’s still a loss. Nevertheless, Sunday, 12:41 a m. —Traffic accident School St. ment figures recorded in the early UConn’s performance indicates it Prince Tech at Cheney Conway Center, N.H. The Holmes 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a American Legion, Glastonbury. The 17-member committee, first of 1970s. Connecticut and avoided a major up­ Larry Klawinski led all rushers with in ‘heartless’ start Mass at 9 at St. Mary’s Church. Survivors are 3 sons, George W. on Rt. 31, Coventry. (South Coventry) set on the football field in scoring a will be hard to handle and it remains Tech,3:15 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., is in Sunday, 10:33 a m. —Bus fire at Union two planned advisory groups, is to This year's enrollment, reported 65 yards. The Middies gained 244 BIooin f id at By DAVE ROBACK charge of local arrangements. Burial will be in Veterans Memorial Scott of Windsor Locks, Ernest J. 21-3 come-from-behind win. yards on the ground. to be seen if Yale has gotten over its and West St., Rockville. study the short-range (five-year) im­ by Kennedy last week, is 9,607, about opening-day jitters. Rockville Correspondent Field. Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ Scott of Manchester and Roy J. Scott Sunday, 10:54 a.m. —Dumpster fire on pact of anticipated drops in student 200 less than last year. Once the Annapolis men in navy Defense, by cornerback Ted ford. uniforms and band members in white In other games. Central Connec­ South Windsor at “We didn’t have our hearts in this contest," commented of East Hartford; 2 daughters, Mrs. South St., Rockville. enrollment in Manchester schools. The first Citizens Task Force, Walton and tackle Paul Mariano, Gary E. Miner Marion S. Hearn of Miami. Fla., and got together for the second half the ticut defeated Springfield, 28-13; Bulkeley Manchester Community College soccer Coach Jim Dyer after Friends may call at the funeral Sunday, 11:46 p.m. —Traffic accident The task force, although charged whose report is expected by Dec. 15, sparked for UConn, especialy es­ Bolton at Parish Hill ELLINGTON — The funeral for Mrs. Katherine S. Harrison of combined efforts seemed to ignite Coast Guard shut out RPI 17-0; AIC his squad dropped a season-opening 3-1 duke to Rhode Island home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Rt. 74. Tolland. with looking at the short-range will be asked to take a hard look at pecially in the first half. Coventry at Portland Gary E. Mine, 27, of 76 South Rd., Colchester, and 13 grandchildren. Today, 8:31 a.m. —False box alarm at the gridders as they raced out of the There were a lot of tattered yellow overcame Southern Connecticut, 27- Junior College Saturday at Cougar Field. Joseph P. McTeague effects of enrollment drops, is the immediate school building 7; and Western Connecticut beat Rham at East Hamp* who died Saturday in a car crash on U S Envelope Co,, Rockville. dressing room for the final half straw skimmers littering the stands ”lf you are to win it’s necessary to EAST HARTFORD - Joseph expected to also study the long-range program. The committee’s advice Marist, 36-6. ton E. Main St. in Vernon is Tuesday at 9 Three seek before 15,906 spectators, plus several as the excellent UConn Marching have your heart in the contest. We Patrick McTeague, 77, of 5 projections for student enrollment. may mean some changes in plans for The UConn-Yale tilt tops a full East Granby at a m. at the White-Gibson-Small thousand non-paying viewers on the Band entertained with several didn’t have the desire to come back Rham hooters Rochambeau Elmdied Saturday at A second committee, not yet ap­ renovations and additions to Bentley slate of action Saturday as all nine Ellington Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., variances East bank outside the stadium. numbers as the crowd headed home. when we were down and that hurt St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. He pointed, will do further study of the and Washington Schools. Connecticut varsity teams will see CROSS COLNTRY Rockville. Graveside services will be Up until that second half kickoff, The skimmers, 3,000 in all, dis­ us, " continued Dyer. down Catholic was the husband qf Mrs. Mary San- from ZBA Barry to speak long-range impact. The two school projects have been action. at 1 p.m. in Branch Cemetery, Connecticut had clung to 3-0 edge on tributed free, bore the inscription in East Evidently Rhode Island did as it Dominating play, Rham High comb McTeague. Appointment of the task forces was approved by Manchester voters but Wesleyan is at Tufts, Trinity visits Cutholic/Manchester at Colrain, Mass. The Zoning Board of Appeals will The Democratic Club of the strength of a 32-yard field goal by white on a blue band, “Sink Navy.” scored at the 1:13 mark of the first blanked East Catholic, 4-0, in soccer Mr. McTeague was born in recommended in May by School Supt. are being kept on the drawing board Bowdoin, Southern Connecticut hosts Rockville 3:15 Friends may call at the funeral conduct three public hearings tonight Manchester will meet Tuesday, Sept. Greg Sinay in the second period. This wasn't to be on Saturday. half with Jose Rico blasting home a action last Saturday in Hebron. It Providence, R.I., and lived in the James Kennedy, when he told the due to lack of state financing. Montclair State, Central Connecticut home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at 7 o’clock in the Municipal 21 at 8 p.m. in the First Federal UConn won the first half. Navy the FIELD HOCKEY shot to the right side beating goalie was the season opener for the Hartford area many years. school board that a continuing travels to Maine, the Coast Guard Mr. Miner was born in Colrain and Building’s Hearing Room. All three Savings Bank at 344 W. Middle Tpke. second and the Middies, in their first Matvbfwt**** Conard, Mike Gerber, Sachems while East now stands at He was a conductor for 50 years for decline in births and increasing “out­ -Thought- Notes off the cuff docks at WPI, Maine Maritime com­ lived in Ellington since 1952. concern private residents who are Sen. David Barry, who is seeking Connecticut appearence ever, went 3:15 MCC knotted it on some sloppy the .500 mark after two outings. the former New York, New Haven & migration" may cut student enroll­ Tom Kelley, pitching coach with es to New Haven and Western He worked as a carpenter for S&M seeking a zoning variances for their re-election in the Fourth Senatorial Healthy love is an open hand..,.not back home a winner and a .500 season defensive work by the visitors. Corio opened the scoring for Rham Hartford Railroad. ment by 1,200 in the next five years. Tidewater in the International Connecticut welcomes Curry. Wednesday Framers of Stafford. properties. District, will speak to the group. The clutching fingers. at least until Saturday’s trip to Ann Goalie Gerry Nepstimer was expec­ in the first period. Gardiner scored in He was a World War I Army A long-range study by League, wound up the year by ■Yale Coach Carmen Cozza said the SOCCER Survivors are his father, Arnold E. Howard Ravegno is seeking a meeting is open to the public. Earle R. Custer, Pastor Arbor to face No. 1 Michigan. ting a pass from a teammate but the second stanza and Long and veteran and a member of St. Mary’s demographer Dr. Thomas Steahr of pitching one inning in the season lumbles, three in the firt half alone, h Miner of Ellington, and his mother, variance from the ten-foot minimum North United Methodist Church Connecticut, on the other hand, is E(!S<; JV at MC(], MCC’s Scotty Green intercepted and Bunker tallied in the third canto to Church. finale. The former major league lost the game for the Eli. Brown took Lorraine Girard Ogle of Santa Ana, side yard requirement. He wants to 0-2 and treks New Haven Saturday to 3:30 tied it at 6:54. complete the goal-making. (No first Other survivors are 3 sons, Ray­ righthander got into seven games, the first fumble and Billy Hill Calif.; two brothers, Thomas 0. build an addition at the rear of his I oppose Yale. A tripping violation resulted in a names were noted on game report) mond W. McTeague of East Hart­ had a 0-1 won-lost record in 23 in­ scampered 11 yards for a touchdown Friday Miner of Wiilington and Bruce A. house at 89 Oxford St. penalty kick which Rico converted East’s next tilt is Tuesday at ford, John F. McTeague of nings. He fanned 17 batters...Jack two plays later. SOCCER Miner of Santa Ana; and a sister, John A. Tierney wants a variance | with two minutes left in the half Bristol Eastern Newington and Jerry McTeague of No ground game Redmond, tennis pro at the Yale’s only score came with less Manchester at Pennev, Mrs. Edward Waite of Rockville. allowing him to increase the area and Rhode Island collected its final tally South Windsor; 2 brothers, James While it was an improvement over Manchester Racquet Club, defeated than a minute in the half when Brown 3:30 width of two legal nonconforming four minutes into the second half McTeague of Rocky Hill and Ray­ lots. The land is south of 102 Overlook the opening loss to Colgate, UConn Phil Coons to win the Greater Hart­ gave up the ball on a fourth down at East Catholic at St. James J. Yuska with Tauitian Vartan’s corner kick Battle lines mond McTeague of West Hartford; 2 Dr. just didn't have any ground game ford Open Tournament Men’s Divi­ its own 15 and quarterback Stone Thomas Aquinas, 3:15 SOUTH WINDSOR - James J. being directed home by Steve sisters, Mrs. Mildred Jahne and Mrs. Both Ravegno’s and Tierney’s FINAL WEEK against a club that has a bonifide All- sion by scores of 6-7, 7-5, 6-2. In a bat­ Phillips skirted left end for three Chenev Tech at Rham, BOSTON (UPI) - The battle lines Yuska, 82, of 268 Nevers Rd. died Helen Tierney, both of Hartford; 15 Poltras, are clearly drawn in both the Ivy Friday at Manchester Memorial properties are located in a Residence American candidate in Jeff Sapp. tle of 15-year-olds, Kim Murphy of yards into the end zone. 3:15 grandchildren and a great­ Rhode Island outshol MCC. 13-10, League and Yankee Conference Hospital. Zone A The Navy middle guard was simply East Hartford defeated Cherrie Dow Central sprung back from its Newington at South grandchild. with Gerber making eight saves Brown has established itself as the Mr. Yuska was born in Lithuania Dr. Gil Boisoneau is seeking a side tremendous, leading a defense that of Manchester for the Women’s Divi­ opening loss with Andy Asermely W indsor The funeral is Tuesday at 10:15 yard variance that would allow him a FINAL PRICE REDUCTIONS - DOORS CLOSE SAT., SEPT. 25 held the home team to just 33 yards sion title, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3. Former local scoring two touchdowns as Central Portland at Bolton MCC’s next tilt is Wednesday at Challanger to Harvard's third and lived in Colchester before Cougar Field against the Eastern a m. from the Callahan Funeral side yard of approximately seven rushing, minus two in the second pro basketball player Joe Kubachka built a 14-0 first quarter lead on a Cos ent ry at East straight Ivy title, with Dartmouth moving to South Windsor 25 years Connecticut State College JVs Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, feet. half. Nick Giaquinto was held to 12 bowed in the Men’s 45 (and over) pair of fumble recoveries. Defensive Hampton rated the darkhorse ago. with a Mass at 11 at St. Mary’s He lives in a Residence Zone C, yards in 25 carries and Darryl Division finals to Mort Appleton, 7-5, end Pal Mediate tallied a touchdown He was a retired machinist and a Church. Burial will be in Veterans CROSS COIMRV which requires a ten-foot side yard, Schwartz picked up just nine yards in 4-6, 6-3. Finals were staged at the on a fumbled punt snap in the end member of St. Margart Mary Memorial Field, Hillside Cemetery, Conurd at Manchester, uniess a variance is obtained. 17 ball carrying calls. local courts...Werner Cacase of zone for the Blue Devils. Church. East Hartford. 3:15 He leaves no known survivors. He is planning to build an addition Quarterback has been a sore spot Manchester, Don Berger of Rockville St. Paul at East Friends may call at the funeral at the rear of the pr'em ^s anlig E The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a m. at AFTER l l for the Huskies over the past few and Paul St. Lawrence of Mansfield Cutholie, 3; 1 5 Runners fare well home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Center Sti St. Margaret Mary Church Burial seasons and there was little improve­ have ^ e n elected tri-captains with (Ihenev Tech at Vinal will be in Wapping Cemetery, South ^ FORCED vruRC ment Saturday although Bernie the Eastern Connecticut Slate Tech, 3:15 Competing in the seventh annual Wolcott Invitational Cross Windsor. YEARS Palmer hit on 13 of 29 passes. College soccer team this fall...Tom (Conard at Mancliester Country Races, both East Catholic and Manchester High showed Friends may call at the Dillon Navy's underclassmen provided all Wall eagled the sixth hole at Caponi success (girls). 3:15 well. the scoring, sophomore end Phil Funeral Home, 53 Main St., Hart­ OUT OF BUSINESS ^01 Manchester Country Club Saturday PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - FIELD HOCKEY East placed third with 109 points in In Memory Of ,0UR BUILDING McConkey crossed over from right to using a seven iron. ford, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. due TO DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT ^ Former two-time Women’s Open S i 111 s h II r y at Varsity Two trailing Greenwich (47) won with a time of 9 36, 15 seconds Joseph A. White, Sr. champion Donna Caponi Young says Manchester. 3: 15 and Sacred Heart i88i Manchester better than the previous record. In Memorlam IS she is going to lay off making predic­ took third with 76 points in Varsity Dave Kittredge placed fifth Salii nlay In luvin}? memory of my wife, Kan- The J.A. White Glass Co. tions in the future. One behind Xavier (39i and Bethel M anchester's Glenn Elosdorf nie Robinson, w’ho passed away 31 Bissell Street, Manchester Falcons triumph again "One thing I’ll never do again as EOOTRALL 175) There were four varsity races placed third In Varsity One with a September 20, 1974 WOLMER & CASE COMING MERIDEN, (IPI) — The Connertieiil Ealeoiis defeated long as I play golf is predict a Penno at Manchester. with teams chosen by lot. 14 16 clocking Matt Schmid was JEWELERS Gone from us but leaving memories, WILL BE CLOSED the San Jose Sunhirds, 2-1, at Faleon Field in Meriden Sun­ playoff, " said Young, after she 1:30 In Varsity Two, East's Eric I.ecko 11th. sophomore Ed Lemieux 17th. Death can never lake away nipped Clifford Ann Creed by one East (Catholic at Memories that will always linger Wed., Sept. 22 688 MAIN ST., WILLIMANTIC DOWN^ day night to take a 3-0 lead in the hesl-of.se\ en, W omen’s came home first with a lime of 14 47 George Trian 22nd. Wes Eedorchak While upon this earth we stay stroke on the second hole of overtime Rock^illc, 1:30 with teammates Luke O'Conner and 23rd and Dave Locke 30th Indian Professional Softhall World Series. South Vi iiulsor ut ______Husband. Daughter and Family Sunday to win the LPGA Portland Steve Colbert taking third and lOlh Coach George Suitor was pleased by 413-3001 Joan Joyce allowed only two hits and striiek out 17 in I.adies Classic. Northwest Catholic respectively Brett Jones was 47th the performance noting, "niiw the pitching the victory. and Kevin Skehan 48th In the boys and I know we are in good posi­ freshman race. Eagle John Clifford tion for the state title in November "

LOViTHATIOICATl STOlie RINGS Two big wins change Colt owner’s attitude LM ■ luiGi ntiMin OIWOHD „ NEW YORK (UPI) duel of 1975 playoff clubs. Minnesota's shot al a win burst against the Jets as quarterback Jim Plunkett with a knee injury yard 'I'D pass from Billy leneptmn return for a 34 ::l , 2 4 URRINGS & PtHOWTS — It’s strange how a Jones threw TD passes of late in overtime ended Denver scored the biggest six times for losses. 31, Brov^MM 1 t Kilmer who also had a score by Tom Hayes to couple of big wins can 68, 2 and 65 yards to the when Kay picked off Fran win in its 16-year history, Cowimss 24, Saints () Terry Bradshaw, given live-yard TI) pass to Frank defeat Tampa Bay The SALE! Name Brand change a club owner's speedy Carr and finished Tarkenton’s pass. Armstrong scored on a 15- Scott Laidlaw scored se­ good field position by an (irant and a 12-yarder to e.xpansion Hues have yet to with 301 yards passing as l.iuMH 24. Falcons 10 aggressive Pittsburgh •lean Eugett score in two games attitude. yard run and tight end cond period TDs on run of CLEARANCE ON ALL REMAINING „ JEWELRY he rallied Baltimore from Joe Reed, benched Riley Odoms' 15-yard run 10 and one yard to carry defense, threw two Til l.a^li-« 20. (»i.inlH 7 Oiler. 13. Bill. 3 1976 MERCURY BOBCATS EXCEUENT WOODtHW*** Two weeks ago. as a 20-14 halftime deficit to earlier in the game, saved highlighted a 23-point se­ Dallas over New Orleans passes to John Stallworth Mike Boryla passed 21 Skip Butler kicked Held SELECTION For Men & Women Baltimore floundered in their second victory of the the jobs of Coach Rick For- cond quarter burst Jets Preston Pearson recovered as the Steelers erupted for yards to Harold C ar­ goals of 54 and '28 yards and SAMPU lUYt NEW 1976 MNRCU ACURT & CHOICE OF exhibition play, owner season. zano and General Manager all 31 points In the second michael for one score and Don Hardeman ran 19 fftOM S T M H lK S a fumble in the endzone for ■OICAT MPC 3-DR. RUNAIOUT COLORS Robert Irsay stormed into Oakland is at Kansas Russ Thomas when he another Cowboy score and half to overtake Cleveland plunged a yard for another sards lor a TD as Houston } 3 llttr 4Kyt , engm*. 4.ip«*d trentmilUon. honi diK WATCHES the Colts’ dressing room City tonight. threw a 32-yard TD pass to Roger Staubach threw for The Browns took a 14-0 as I’liiladelphia stunned downed Hutfalo Butler's brx)k#i, n ik A plnton irtcring, h«gh both bwck«1 Pro football lohd Holt igmilon, locliti ponti . window fioinii . ond and read the club the riot ItaiiiM 10, M k iiig s 10 linebacker Ed O’Neil off a '239 yards. halftime lead on two Brian the Giants and brought ■■>4 yardcr was the longest $ j i H t r * pilloi bnghi moldlngi, w h tti cevtii. t u act. Coach Ted A blocked field-goal fake field goal and lifted I’alriots 30. I>i>l|iliiii« 14 Sipe TD passes before Jack Dick \'ermeil his lirst NFl, of his career and a tough 2995* Marchibroda was so in­ attempt by Minnesota cor­ Detroit over Atlanta Lions Steve Grogan threw for Ham s blocked punt and victory The Eagles built a Oiler defense limited the a n t iq u e s a f e , m a k e a n OFFER! owner Phil Iselin was ’Pmt enlvd«i Am W' censed he offered his nerback Nate Allen and an I 4 t«| 1m owner William Ford said hospitalized in stable con­ three TDs and ran 13 yards Jack Lambert's fumble 20-0 lead before New Bills' star running back. resignation and Irsay end zone interception by he would fire Forzano and dition after suffering a tor another as New recovery got the Steeler ^'ork's Craig Morton threw 0 J Simpson III just 38 M O R I i accepted r H E R S Los Angeles linebacker Thomas if Detroit lost to heart attack al halftime England shocked Miami offense moving seven yards to Walker sards on 16 carries But quarterback Bert Rick Kay in overtime the Falcons. Rookie James Bears 10. lOcrs 12 Grogan hit Andy Johnson lt(-il>,kiri^ 3 I. ^t-aliiiM k- 7 Gillette for a .score in the 1 .iriliii.il. 20. P.iekt-r. It Jones came to his coach's HERYTRIHG MIIST GO! spoiled scoring chances as Hunter sealed the win with Walter Payton scored on on TD passes of 15 and 29 Mike Thomas scored two linal period .lim Bakken kicked five defense, Marchibroda was 31S CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER the Rams and the Vikings a 39-yard Interception runs of 20 and seven yards yards, threw four yards to TDs and ran for a personal t li.iryer^ 23. BiH-rant-*-r« field goals and Terry .Met­ PHONE 643-513S rehired and Sunday Irsay lied. The Rams' Jim return for a TD just 51 and Chicago special teams Russ Francis for TD and high of 143 yards and Bill 0 calf and Steve Junes added ConnwlKul, O dtil t.ncoJn A4tfcuf, Dealt' values You Cannot K was all smiles and on Bertelsen plunged a yard seconds after Reed's tie­ set up 12 points as the capped his finest day as a Kilmer threw for three Tom Frilsch kicked ( linehing TD runs in the handshakes after Jones’ for a TD with 1:55 left in breaking pass Bears beat San Francisco pro with his scoring run TDs to lead Washington three field goals and San last period to spark St OPEH 9:30-5:30 DAILY THIIRS. ill ® three touchdown passes to regulation to tie the game. Broncos K>, Jets 3 to run their record to 2-0 The Dolphins suffered past Seattle Thomas. NEC Diego broke the game open l.ouis past Green Bay Mel- Roger Carr lifted the Colts Tom Dempsey’s 30-yard Otis Armstrong's 94-yard another major loss when Rookie of the Year last in the final minutes on a 46- call ran two sards and to a 28-27 victory over the Payton carried for 148 field goal in overtime was effort sparked a club- yards and the Bears' cornerback Tim Foley was season, scored on a five- yard TD run by Hickey .lories thri>e after Bakken Cincinnati Bengals in a blocked by Allen and record 543-vard offensive defense dumped 49er knocked out for the vear yard run and caught a 10- 'I'oung and a 36 vard in- gave ihe Cards a 15-0 lead. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon , Sept 20. 1976 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976 League Leaders Hunter wins 19th hole ^Gentle Ben^ JOIN HOLIDAY LANES Standings Redlegs near playoffs National League NEW YORK (UPI) in the first inning and one pitched a six-hitter for the filled triple was the big National League American League BARRINGTON in the second for a 4-2 vic­ Country Club JUNIOR DUCKPIN East — On a day when the Dodgers. Steve Garvey and blow of a five-run ninth­ AB H AB H tory over the San Fran­ Ed Goodson each had three inning outburst which Madlock. Chi 486 166 200th game EUie Crockett fired a FAIR W L Pet GB Cincinnati Reds Brett, KC 601 202 golf champ Phil 89 59 .601 - cisco Giants. They will hits and two RBI as the carried the Cardinals to Griffey, Cin 533 177 liolc-in-one on the eight clinched at least a tie mathematically eliminate Me Rae, KC ' 484 162 BOWLING PROGRAM Pitts 85 63 .574 4 Dodgers hammered out 16 their victory in the first Rose, Cin 621 204 Carew, Min 567 186 hole using an eight iron. NOW for th e National Los Angeles from the hits, John evened his Maddox, Phil 520 171 MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Jim “Catfish” .She was in a threesom e KINGS MILLS, Ohio (UPI) — It was not the New York 79 70 ,530 low game at Montreal. Ellis Bostock. Min 449 145 Chicago 69 81 .460 21 League’s Western Western race the next time record at 10-10 Valentine broke up a Morgan, Cin 449 146 Hunter, a pitcher who has met and broken many with Mike Croekett and “Golden Bear” in his own winner’s circle Sun­ through they win a game or the Le Flore, Det 506 159 League St. Louis 68 81 .456 21W Division, Ray Burris Astros .’1-3, Padres 2-2 scoreless tie with a run- Montanez, At. 612 194 Lynn, Bos 506 159 records during his 12-year career, Sunday James Pike. day but “Gentle Ben” Crenshaw, a quiet PGA Dodgers lose one, Pinchhitter Jerry BEST 15 - Class A - %WED. Montreal 51 97 .345 38 pitched a seven-hiter ■scoring double in the eighth added another impressive but rather obscure Now West Pete Rose led a rat-tat- DaVanon’s single drove in Dave Kozlovich 63-9-54, tourist who speaks with his putter. that gave the Chicago inning of the nightcap with statistic to his name. sen ' Cincin 96 55 .636 — tat 10-hit Cincinnati attack the winning run for the Erwin Kennedy 57-3-54; positive about your putts. Forming Woodie Fryman pitching He tossed a five-hitter to Soft-spoken, easy-going 22 Los Ang 84 66 . 560 11W Cubs a 1-0 victory over Astros in the ninth inning “I just try to take one Class B — Jim Breen 61-13- If the negative creeps in, • his second shutout of the lead the New York Crenshaw, beginning to eiosEo the Phillies and Dave National of the opener and saddled hitter at a time, one game 48, Roy Riggott 62-10-52, there’s no way that putt is Houston 75 77 .493 21W year for the Expos. Yankees to a rain- play more and more like Openings San Fran 70 82 .461 26W Kingman drove in five 21-game winner Randy at a time and one season at Mac LaFrancis 66-14-52, Jack Nicklaus, golf’s going in." CIRCUIT League HT- shortened 2-1 victory over a time. If you start COIOI-TV Available San Diego 68 83 .450 28 runs with two homers Jones with his 14th loss. Mort Moriarty 66-14-52, "Golden Bear,” captured North agreed there was the Milwaukee Brewers thinking ahead, you don’t (iitgrlai Atlanta 66 86 .434 30W with three doubles while Cliff Johnson drove in two Ben Delmastro 66-14-52, the $150,000 Ohio Kings nothing negative about to lead the New York and thus became only the INSTANT Gary Nolan and Rawly runs with a homer and a pay enough attention to Bob Vonderkall 64-12-52, Crenshaw’s putting. Sunday's Results Mets to a 7-6 triumph fourth major league Island Open with a final- lE T U Y TROPHIES AWARDED THROUGHOUT THE Eastwick combined in a double and Bo McLaughlin what’s important right Bob Genovesi 62-10-52; "Without a doubt, Ben is St, Louis 9-0, Montreal, y.p pitcher to win 200 games round 66 Sunday. over the Pirates. four-hitter that dealt John pitched a four-hitter as the now. For that reason, I Class C — Vance Baker 74- the best putter I’ve ever YEAR PLUS RANQUET AT THE END OF THE Houston 3-3, San Diego 2-2 We are very pleased to an­ before his 31st birthday. The missed opportunity Montefusco his 13th set­ Astros completed the •nr 40 Tnn 1 Um i o M M U n tm never set goals.” 26-48, Vito Agostinelli 67- The win was the 24-year- seen,” praised North, 26, of New York 7, Pittsburgh 6 nounce the appointment ol Ed The only others to reach POST TIME 1 30 by both Philadelphia and back against 15 victories. sweep. With that, he set himself 18-49, Fred Nassiff 67-17-50, old Crenshaw’s third this Gainesville, Fla., who is YEAR PLUS ADDITIONAL TROPHIES FOR Chicago 1, Philadelphia 0 Open 24 Hours Dslly Doucette to our new PONTIAC the 200-victory mark PARI-MUmi RACES Pittsburgh meant the The Dodgers defeated Curds 0-0. Expos 7-1 a goal. Low gross — Erwin year and move him into se­ still winless on the tour. Los Angeles 8, Atlanta 1 FM EMERCOKY SERVICE sales staff. Ed brings with him before turning 31 were Cy ALL Phillies retained their Atlanta, 8-1, Houston swept Ted Simmons’ bases- 'T d like to see a New Kennedy 73; Blind bogey— cond place behind Nicklaus Finishing third, three Through-WED SOT 22 Cincinnati 5, San Fran­ Young, Christy Mathewson four-game lead in the NL over 20 years of Pontiac York Yankee ring on my Paul Dutelle 99. in the 1976 money winnings strokes off the pace, was Dilly Doubit Cluis US cisco 2 San Diego by identical 3-2 and Walter East heading into the final scores, and Montreal Yarborough wins experience. And he Invites all his hand — to see the SWEEPS - Class A - race. The $30,000 first prize veteran Tom Weiskopf, Today's Came Johnson. pV-ViS GALA MIDWAY two weeks. Each has 14 scored a 1-0 victory after M@bH friends to stop In and see the difference between that Low gross — Stan Hilinski pushed Crenshaw’s ear­ who surprisingly has yet to Pittsburgh (Candelaria 15- DOVER, Del. (U P I)-If HEATING OILS Hunter, who and FARM EVENTS Present This Ad For ONE FREE Game of games left to play. losing to St. Louis, 9-7, in new Pontlacs for 1977. Ed will be and an Oakland ring," he 74, low net — Erw in nings to $256,321. Nicklaus, win a tournament this 6) at New York (Lolich 8-13) Cale Yarborough was a tu rn e d Bowling. One ad per person... Burris, who hasn’t other NL games. here dally. said, referring to the Kennedy 73-3-70; Class B — who made $4,668 for his year. quitter, he might have OILBUIWER A April also Q-CDIIDQ1I2IIDUBQC American League yielded an earned run in his Dodgers 8, Braves I coveted World Series Low gross — West Day 81, sixth-place tie here, had Ed Sabo of Juno Beach, watched Richard Petty HEATING INSTALLATION MIkt Lynch ^became the last 27 innings and has a 10- Bill Buckner drove in award. low net — Bob Vonderkali $266,437. Fla., and Danny Edwards East drive into the winner’s cir­ l71st pitcher M e d ic in e S b w HOLIDAY LANES 3 record since the All-Star three runs with a two-run Hunter struck out five 82-12-70; Class C — Low Crenshaw, a three-time of Edmond, Okla., were L Pet GB cle Sunday at the Delaware 643-5135 "to win 200 break, didn’t walk a batter 315 C«nt*r St. ManchMt»r, and did not walk a batter in All-America at the Univer­ four strokes back and tied FREE - NIGHTLY New York 55 .626 - homer and a run-scoring 500 Grand National Stock LYNCH MOTORS INC. games. gross — Jack McCallum 91, 39 SPENCER STREET and struck out five in dow­ 345 CENTER STREET Toyota ■ Pontinr five and one-half innings sity of Texas, played six for fourth. Baltimore 68 .544 12 single and Tommy John Car Race. 648-4321 What about low net — Vito Agostinelli FREE PARKING MANCHESTER ning the Phillies. Jerry while improving his record straight days of brilliant Nicklaus, who designed Cleveland 73 .510 17 shooting for 86-18-68. ON FAIR GROUNDS Morales gave Burris the to 16-14. It was the golf at the par-70, 6,837- and is part owner of the Boston 76 .490 20 300? LADIES ABCD - Jan ACUTE T only run he needed when he Yankees’ fifth straight Leonard-Cell Perry-Hilda yard Jack Nicklaus Golf course here, was five ^ CAEAT lAAAINCTON, mss. > Detroit 81 .453 25V2 "I'm trying triumph and 11th in their Center course. He had a Milwaukee 63 85 .426 29‘/2 hit his 16th homer in the se­ Kristof-Susie Passman 22, strokes behind and tied for • 4 6 -a ia s cond inning. Jim Lonborg HUNTER last 14 games. Karen Parciak-Cora practice round of 66, won sixth with Kermit Zarley, West of It because Jim Mason doubled with the Pro-Am with a 65 and Kan City 87 63 suffered his 10th loss Anderson-Eileen Plodzik- Bob E. Smith and Bruce .580 - against 16 victories. it’s a long way off," Hunter two out in the second in­ then put together a 69-69- Oakland 81 69 .540 6 Elly Smith 22. Lietzke. Asked if he thought the said. "To tell you the truth. ning to drive in both New 67-66—271 in the tourney. Minnesota 77 75 .507 11 SELECTED NINE - Phillies were "playing ner­ I rtever thought I'd be York runs. Carlos May and It was Crenshaw’s California 69 82 .457 18‘/2 Class A — Dave Kozlovich Houk rehired vous." Burris replied; "1 around long enough to get Oscar Gamble had both brilliant putting that Texas 68 82 .453 19 31-5-26, Tom Zemke 32-5-27, DETROIT (UPI) - The don't think so. I don’t 200. If my arm holds up, 1 singled before Mason’s helped him edge Andy Chicago 63 88 .417 24 Terry Schilling 31-4-27; Detroit Tigers think Ralph FICE A WINNER AND notice anything different might be around long game-winning blow. Class B — Mort Moriarty North by one stroke in Sun­ enough." Jim Slaton, now 14-13, day’s exciting finish. Houk has done a good job, Sunday's Results about them. You have to Anyhow, he says, he’s 34-7-27, Tom Atamian 33-^ regardless of what the Cleveland 5-3, Baltimore give credit to our club for went the distance and took 27, Bill Skinner 33-6-27, Leading by just one shot not one to set goals. going into the final hole, standings say. They have 4-2 beating them. We just the loss. Nick Carlo 33-6-27, Mac Crenshaw sank a pressure- given him a new open- Texas 9-3, Oakland 1-14 played good ball” LaFrancis 34-7-27; Class C ended contract un­ Minnesota 7, California 5 Kingman hit his 36th and I deem it the duty* packed 14-foot birdie put — Todd Peck 35-11-24, John that negated North’s six- precedented in baseball Kansas City 6, Chicago 5 37th homers as the Mets Roger Nelson Rieder 39-15-24, Phil footer for a birdie. history. New York 2, Milwaukee 1 rallied from a 6-2 deficit to Sullivan 33-8-25; low gross "Puttig by far is the best “You’ve got to be happy Boston 6, Detroit 1 beat the Pirates. John — Ray Evelhoch 73; Blind part of my game,” when somebody has that Stearns also homered for bogey — Charlie Whelan kind of confidence in you," Today's Games saves Royals Crenshaw said after his Texas (Blyleven 12-15) at the Mets, who dealt Dave of every man to devote 101, Nils Shenning 101. victory. "Putting is mostly Houk said Sunday after Giusti his fourth defeat SWEEPS - Class A - signing a contract that California (Ryan 14-17), N NEW YORK (UPI) — The road to the new Royals mental, about 90 per cent despite homers by Willie Gross — Stan Hilinski 72, probably puts him in the New York (Holtzman 13- Stadium has been a rocky one for Roger Nelson, Kansas of it. You have to think Stargell and Omar Moreno. Net — Dave Kozlovich 76-9- $1(X),(X)0 class. 9) at Milwaukee (Beare 1-1) City’s No. 1 selection in the expansion draft in 1968. N The Reds made winning 67; Class B — Gross — look so very easy as they After an 11-6 record with nings, and 5-4, Boston Boston (Cleveland 8-9) at a certain portion Frank Lipinski 80, Net — jumped off with three runs the Royals in 1972, Nelson topped Detroit, 6-1, and Mort Moriarty 82-14-68; Detroit (Roberts 14-15), N was shuffled to the Minnesota whipped Class C — Gross — Joe National League, the California, 7-5. Rogers 84, Net — Phil minors and ultimately to Rangers 9-3, A'» 1-13 Sullivan 83-15-68. oblivion. Sal Bando drove in three NEW o f^ in c o m e ^ But when Manager runs, two of them on his Whitey Herzog called on 25th homer, in leading the Tallwood the sore-armed, right­ A’s to victory in the night- PAR BATTLE - A - hander Sunday, Nelson Gross — Tony Steullet 65; 1976 responded with 5 2-3 in- ,f A m o r ic a n Net — Bill Wood 55, Gary nings of three-hit relief | Devins 55, Henry Wayner <^ieritable pu^iKises; that helped the Royals to a L09QU0 55; B — Gross — Jim come-from-behind 6-5 vic­ Tymon 20, Net — Dave tory over the Chicago cap after Jim Umbarger Richardson 60; C — Gross White Sox. had handcuffed Oakland on — John Warren 10, Net — TRUCKS The victory, coupled four hits in the opener Jim Aufman 65; Kickers — Indians 3-5, Orioles 2-4 that it is his further duty* with Oakland’s 75, 80, 76. doubleheader split with the Ray Fosse singled home WOMEN’S MIXED AT Rangers, left Kansas City Boog Powell with the win­ SCOTCHBALL - Gross - six games in front of the ning run with two out in the Becky-Ron Basile 42 A’s in the A m erican 13th inning to give the In­ (matching cards), Betty R0I» BOnOM PRKXS League West. The two dians a doubleheader Dziadus-Ed Wilkos; Net — sweep over Baltimore. to see it so iqii^ed as clubs meet in Kansas City Sally-Jack Whitham, Joan- BRAND NEW 1978 for a three-game series Red .Sox 6, Tigers I A1 Hopper; In the woods — LUV PICK-UP beginning Tuesday and Dwight Evans led Boston Carol Bromley; In the trap meet three times next with two doubles and a tri­ — Corinne Anderson; week in Oakland. ple in four at-bats as the Shortest drive — Phyllis "Being called up was Red Sox defeated Detroit Grdenick; Longest drive — like dying and then going to for their fifth straight win. to do the most good.** Kay Johnson, Closest to the heaven,’’ said Nelson, The Red Sox collected a pin — Warren DeMartin. signed by the Royals after dozen hits as they achieved THOMAS JEFFERSON Includes 4 spd. Irens., radio, rear step bumper. Carter Care. 3 to he was cut by the A’s late their longest winning choose from. last season. streak of the year. 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CQMy, PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon , Sept 20, 1976— PAGE FIFTEEN Development groups Fatal alarms people iUanrl|rfilrr EitpuingHpralft Events at Rham Area briefs Hebron Honor Society for the 1976-77 school will meet Sept. 27 KAREN BISKUPIAK year: Heslin, state commissioner of the Coventry President Laurie Spooner; Vice Free music lessons Vernon is also open to the general public. "Two days before election, his op­ "I shudder when I see the Kendall “A girl was hit going to the bus five Following a successful season at Deoartment of Consumer Protection, Gustafson, the mayor said, is very LINDA LOVERING ponent Dorothy Miller, stated there child waiting for the bus. years ago and is still crippled today. Area news President Karen Krewson, HEBRON—The school system is will speak on the role of her depart­ The Economic Development Com­ Rham High School, the Trigon knowledgeable in the area of The death Sunday of an East Hart­ Andover El'ington )-)ebron South t/Vindsor Treasurer Cindy Foley, Secretary offering free instrumental music mission will host a special meeting were funds available for tbe repair of "There was an accident Monday of "They no longer have the bus stop Players have announc^ the first two ment.' Mrs. Sylvia Gottlieb of Shop economic development. He said he Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon Laurie Berk, and advisor to the lessons to Grades 4 to 6. An Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial ford man on Rt. 31 has alarmed anew the curve. But there was no priority Labor Day and the Friday after that there. But it isn’t stopping the productions of the fall season will be Rite Foods and Mrs. Adeline Shell, tries to help to get Industry into the the residents of the area. listing of it. a car plowed into a truck across the probiem." “Indians” by Edward Kopit and the group, Mrs. Delia Adorno. Instrumental Music Night will be auther of “Supermarket Counter­ Building with Evald Gustafson, Tuesday at the Hebron Elementary president of the Hartford Economic towns or helps towns to set up in­ Several, including the woman who "That was the last we heard and street." Chief Kjeliquist humorous satire, "Cemeteries Are a Driver ed power” , will also speak. To learn dustrial parks. He said he also has a found the young man's dead body in School at 7 p.m. An instrument Development Corporatlo, as guest that was seven years ago. Thomas Stevenson Coventry Police Chief Robert Grave Matter,” more, call 875-3331. vast knowledge of the unemployment her driveway, spoke out this morning The fall driver and traffic classes salesman will be present to discuss speaker. "The town has put up radar to no Thomas Stevenson of Tomm’s Five Kjeliquist said today, "We have not Trigon hopes the audience will “be -at Rham are to start within two situation in Connecticut. about the deceptive and dangerous avail. All the neighbors have com- Nathan Hale Day amused by the antics of a young girl sales and rentals. Mayor Thomas Benoit said the and Ten store of Rt. 31 and a Rt. 31 finished our investigation. The blood weeks. Sign up for the course will be meeting has been called by the EDC The mayor said he has served on section of road where he died. (See piained. who keeps failing in love with the curve resident said, "I know the analysis wili not be avaiiable for six in the office. Emphasis will be on Dental program at his request. Members of the several panels with Gustafson in con­ story page 1.) "I have called Congressman corpses in her father’s funeral Soccer program legislature appropriated the money to eight weeks.” developing a proper driving attitude various town commissions have been nection with the Capitol Region Mary Zutiner (Chris) Dodd and we are waiting for home.” Tickets may be purchased HEBRON—The schools’ physical to repair the road eight years ago. I Both the poiice and the town observed Tuesday and making the student a competent, HEBRON—The local Board of invited to attend the meeting which Council of Governments. The woman who found the body is him to call back. And we (the was there. manager's office have recommended from any member, at the box office safe driver. education class is offering an after­ Education is again offering the free Mrs. Mary Zunner of Rt. 31. She has neighbors) are getting up a petition." "I think that the state has to the state Department of Transpor­ Coventry member of the Town Council will be or by reservation. To be eligible, students must be 16 school program in soccer for all in "Swish and Spit" dental program to there. The public is invited. Grades 4 to 6. It begins today at lived there 28 years. Rita Zuzel rescinded the money and declared tation that this curve be corrected. The Coventry Bicentennial Com­ The players have also announced by Dec. 31. The course will include 30 all elementary school children here. Historical society to meet "This curve has had so many ac­ that John Dixon, a sophomore, was Hebron Elementary and Tuesday at Rita Zuzel, a Rt. 31 resident for 12 this area not a priority. There was no reai other solution mission is sponsoring an observance Voter making session hours of classroom and six hours of It involves rinsing student’s mouths Through History that was presented cidents that we (she and her husband elected to be chairman of the Trigon Gilead Hill. Students must provide Bolton years, said, "I’m very concerned "It's a bad comer. It’s a blind cor­ other than to correct the curve, the of Nathan Hale Day 6:30 p.m. There will be a voter making ses­ driving time. once each week with a sodium earlier by the Rockville Historical and the area residents) are afraid for Players Governing Council. He has their own rides home. They should The Bolton Historical Society will after all the accidents. ner with driveways and the beach. chief said. Tuesday at the Hale Monument. sion Saturday at the Town Hall on Rt. Michael Sadlon and Edward Steele flouride solution under the supervi­ Society. the children that walk on this road, " appeared as a soldier in "Mid­ sign up with Coach Paul Steiner. "I’ve written to all the represen­ "Ten years ago, I fought for a stop Poiice have used radar but radar The Fife and Drums, American 31 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Margaret will be the instructors. sion of a classroom teacher. Local hold its first meeting of the new year The slides begin at Snipsic Lake in she said. tatives and called them. I’ve light there. Instead they put up a cau­ can cause as many problems as it Legion, Historical Society, and a Jacobson, Republican, and Juliette summer Nights Dream” and has had water supplies do not contain Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Herrick major roles in "One Flew Over The Rham is bigger Rockville. The progress of the river In the summer, a great many area received promises and promises. tion light. might solve, he said. Bradley, Democrat, and Elizabeth R. Live in concert flouride. Memorial Park. through Connecticut towns will be children walk on the road on their Rychling, town clerk, are the Board Cuckoo’s Nest,” ”1776” and ”I Never A record number of 1,295 students A slide program entitled "Camera Saw Another Butterfly.” SOUTH WINDSOR-The Young shown. way to the beach on Coventry Lake. of Admissions and are in charge of are attending Rham this school year. Christmas volunteers Cruise Down The Hockanum River" Coffee and refreshments will be "We’ve had two cars hit, a tenant’s His major function as chairman Staff will number 137 and will Wives Club will present a live con­ will be presented. the session. served. car hit, and two cars in the Thomas will be program development and serve in the following areas: one cert with John Morgan Saturday, HEBRON—Carol Even of St. The slides were taken by the Snip­ Students can be busy coordination. Teacher Ronald Nov. 6 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at St. Peter’s Church is seeking volunteers The meeting is open to the public. Stevenson’s driveway hit." teacher-nurse; one director of sic Camera Society. They are part of Those interested in joining the BHS The high school will be offered stu­ Ouellette will also serve again as guidance; four guidance counselors; Margaret Mary’s Church Hall, 80 to make the annual Christmas A bad memory a larger program entitled A Walk may call Kerry Carey, 649-7430. dent enrichment experience in about director of drama at Rham. one speech and hearing clinician; one Hayes Rd. Morgan plays the summer Church Bazaar items and do work. "It happened between 12:30 and 1 To help, call her at 646-6827. 30 activities such as volleyball, golf, psychologist; one librarian; 2 assis­ circuit at the Cape and spends the in the morning. We heard no brakes. tennis, stitchery, bridge, fishingi Adult education winter at the ski lodges with music of PTO schedules open house It sounded like a tree fell. tant principals; one principal; six of­ rocketry, advanced sewing, year­ A brochure for adult education the ’50s, protest songs of the "60s and St, Peter's school "I got my flash light and went up fice staff; fourteen aides; one part- Elem entary School and Bolton book, driver education, student coun­ programs at Rham will be dis­ rock of the ‘70s. To learn more, call Bolton there. There was a motorcycle that time nurse; seven cafeteria staff; HEBRON—St. Peter’s Episcopal Center School. He will give a brief cil, skiing, library science, and tributed throughout Andover, Donna Gaetano, 644-1247. The Parent Teacher Organization looked like it had been parked by our one custodian-maintenance chief; Church will again conduct a full Sun­ talk. others. Marlborough and Hebron this week. open house will be Wednesday at 7 car. seven custodians and 89 classroom day school program. A pre-school There will be an introduction of all Activities will meet Tuesday and They will be at post offices, town teachers. Tax warning class has been added for three and p.m. at the Bolton Elementary staff members and parents will have "And there was a young man lying Thursday from 12:45 to 1:41 p.m. at halls and stores. School all-purpose room. in the driveway. TOLLANE)—Residents must file four-year-olds. Regular classes will an opportunity to meet with the the beginning of October. The courses will run for 10 weeks Dutch student Its business meeting will be " My husband called the police and their personal property reports begin next Sunday. To learn more, teachers in their classrooms. Skilled and talented volunteers in­ beginning early in October and will call Judi Babin at 646-5232. followed by tbe introduction of an ambulance. They arrived im­ Students are welcoming Dick between Oct. 1 and Nov. 1 or be Refreshments will be served. terested in instructing and advising be two hours, in length one evening Quist, a foreign exchange student charged a 10 per cent penalty. Richard Packman by Raymond Parents will be asked to support mediately,” she said. more groups are to contact the high each week. Allen, superintendent. "His helmet was found in the from Middelburg, The Netherlands. Assessor Walter Lawrence said all the PTO by joining. Calendars will be school at 742-7346. Classes are beginners typing and Club heads meet Packman is principal of Bolton neighbor’s driveway next door. Dick is in the Youth for Understan­ persons filing for land reductions, on sale. shorthand, karate, basic automotive VERNON—A meeting of ail tri­ "We would do anything to ding Program and lives here with the farm, forest, and open space, for the repair, woodworking, sewing, in­ town area club presidents has been straighten out the corner but we Carl Gustafson family in Hebron. He first time, must submit an applica­ vestments and others. set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the don’t know what to do. We’ve tried Burritt will be at Rham for the year and is a tion before Oct. 31. To learn more, Club plans herb garden Anyone who has taught or feels Stop and Shop meeting room in the K- everything.” member of the senior class. call Lawrence’s office. qualified to teach should call the The soil is now being tested and She is a proponent of I-84’s comple­ Dick has been active in scouting Mart Plaza, Rt. 30. Moderator will be Bolton may build principal’s office at 228-9451 to learn and is a royal scout in the Robert Tedoldi, president of the will be prepared this fall for spring tion. But she said it would not help Mary Heslin speaks The major project of the Bolton more. Netherlands, the equivalent to an chamber. The purpose is to introduce planting. the accident rate here as the ac­ VERNON—Consumer Day will be Woman’s Club conservation com­ Eagle scout in the States. local club heads to one another and Donations will be sought. cidents occur mainly to local people, Thursday, Sept, 30 at the Tolland mittee for the coming year will be an next year Honor Society He enjoys choral music, discuss common goals. To learn The committee will meet Sept. 28 she said. County Agricultural Center on Rt. 30 herb garden at Bentley Memorial The following students have been photography, sailing and sports, par­ more, call 875-1166. at 8 p.m. at the home of Carol I^ren- The motorcyclist was a graduate of Hebron starting at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Mary Library. elected officers for the National ticularly basketball. zini. the University of Connecticut in The Burritt Mutual Savings Bank nearby Storrs. notified the Board of Selectmen its Sharon Kendall plans to build a local branch office Sharon Kendall, a Rt. 31 neighbor have been curtailed until next year. Croston to head of Mrs. Zunner for over seven years, The bank cited difficulties with said, ’’Over the past three weeks, fulfilling a needed J4 million deposit Girls State work there have been three accidents in­ goal before constructing the es­ counties. cluding Saturday night’s. timated $1(K),000 branch. The bank Hebron ARE YOU GETTING THE Mrs, Croston, a Wall St. "Last year a young man was killed opened a local office in January 1974 which is housed in a temporary Evelyn Croston, presi­ resident said Geraldine on the curve. BEST PRICE ^ trailer on Rt. 66 in Darby’s Plaza. dent of the American grant of Rt. 66, unit "This summer there were Legion Auxiliary, has been secretary and district first numerous accidents. Last February Water is fair appointed Girls State Vice-president, will serve a pickup truck went 150 feet in the ON YOUR The state Health Department chairman for the Fourth on the District Ways and air. Nobody was killed then but no notified the selectmen that a water District which includes Means Committee. one knows why they weren’t. sample from the Amston Lake beach Tolland and Windham PRESCRIPTIONT^^ a ’The other fatality I know about area has resulted in a 3(X) count of Com pdfr in A n h u i’s was a few years ago When a woman chloroform organisms. This Opi'n Book, ihu p n u s ot Ihou went head on itAo a tree. , represents a fair rating. Junior Women hold potluck " When A1 Apearn (D-35t)rDistrict) The selectmen awarded a tax sands o) pifSCMplion ii. ms die av.nl.ible ul i Id ’ llip was running for state representative, abatement to John Walcott in the of a fingei, for all the w uiId lo set Yes. wu di liv i I called him "and he looked at the Hebron asked to bring either a gar­ amount of $12.60. Wolcott had over­ At all curve. He was Mually horrified and paid the tax statement. The Junior Women’s den item or canned goods campaigned abom it. Lions’ barbecue smoke to aid eyesight Club will meet Tuesday at or preserves to help a the Gilead Congregational needy family in town. ARTHUR DRUG STORES Russ Davidson of Andover, a member of the Bolton Lions Club amounts of corn-on-the-cob, beer, s,oda, shells and salad. It Democrats meet harrfordjmanchester rockville Swim classes Church Social Hall. The Tonight at 8 a Fund formed this year, applies his special touch to the making of required 20 of the Lions to manage the well-attended affair. No EAST HARTFORD — The Second meeting will be a potluck Membership Tea will be Windsor EAST HARTFORD — Registration barbecued chicken Sunday afternoon. The Lions held the food was left by 6 p.m. Also leading the event were Dave District Democrat Committee will supper with members’ held at the home of Diane for the first session of indoor swim­ barbecue at the Bolton Heights Farm on Rt. 85 to raise funds for meet tonight at 7:30 at the Wichham husbands as the guests. Bates on West St. in ming lessons will be at Penney Minicucci, Elmer Wilson, and Don Bombard. Next planned eye care and research, said Charles Minicucci, a cochairman of Library. Chairman John McCooe “Share a Dish” is the Hebron. All interested tonight at 6:30. Sign up at EHHS is event is the second annual Bolton Horse Show in the spring. women are invited. the event. Over 400 chicken halves were eaten along with great said any interested Democrats in the theme and members are Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. (Photo by Lynn Alemany) district are welcome. Refreshments will be served. I'OREAl PREFERENCE H AIRCO LO R Rockville hospital notes OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI O VERNIGHT Police to join forces OUR REG. $2.59 SPRAY DISINFECTANT OVEN CLEANER Vernon Admitted Friday: George Brigham, N. Rd . Ellington; Edmund Plourde. Old Ponies and midgets not. Park St., Rockville; Dale Drum, Farm Rd.. Tolland; Richard Sementa. atlas bantlii 8 0Z. The town of Vernon has the power Farmstead Lane, Rockville; Charlotte Valerie Dr., Rockville; Mary Toller, Ed­ $189 to enter into a Mutual Aid Pact which Signing of the pact doesn’t bind any • 24 Hour Emergency Service town to respond to any given call for Matheson, Snipsit Lake Rd., Tolland; mund St., Manchester.' win in Lebanon WITH the Capitol Region Chiefs of Police Milija Paquette, Brimwood Dr., Vernon; Admitted Sunday: Robert Bigelow, • Burner Sales & Service Association has been discussing with assistance and any town joining may 8 0Z. FREE withdraw from the agreement upon Cheryl Walter, Talcottville Rd., Vernon. Hoffman Rd., Ellington; Della Bloch, • Clean Heating Oils Police Chief Herman Fritz, Town At­ Brandy Hill Rd., Vernon; Dr. Frank Bolton offensive line blocking of John 60 days written notice to the other Discharged Friday: Elizabeth Dor­ torney Martin Burke said. man, Rt. 3, Coventry; Steven Dzen, Bruch, Storrs; Peter Denisky, Hillside The Bulldogs senior pony football Dzienis and Chris Holbrook. towns. 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 ARRID Chief Fritz said the Capitol Region Barber Hill Rd., South Windsor. Mrs. Dr., Ellington, Jacqueline Doucette, team and the Tigers midget team The Bulldogs junior pony team was Call Ua For Your Homo Haatlng Council of Governments (CRCOG) In the event that a responding town Cheryl LaPlante and son, W. Main St., West Hartford; Walter Edwards, West won football games in Lebanon Sun­ victorious by virtue of a forfeit by requests payment for services, the And Air Conditioning Naoda... ROll-ON will call for a meeting of the chief Rockville; Mildred Lemek, Elizabeth St., Rd., Ellington; Judith Mehl, Somers; day. Stafford Springs. town must make written request for DEODORANT executives of the towns soon with the Rockville; Kenneth Poliquin, Vernon Melissa Morgan, Blueberry Circle, "hie Bulldogs beat Lebanon 34-0. The Tigers defeated the Lebanon payment and the town to whom the Ellington; Patrice Niewinski, Orchard hope of having one agreement signed Center Heights, Vernon; Ronald Wendus, Touchdowns were by Bob Bogner, midgets 56-6. services were rendered must make Range Hill Dr., Vernon St., Rockville; Gregory Ransom, West to cover all police departments in the John Mancarella (two), Chris Touchdowns were scored by Chris 9 9 c capitol region. payment within 90 days of the Admitted Saturday: Lynn Barter, Buff St., Rockville, Helen Steward, Enfield. Discharged Sunday; Karen Cheney, Godreau on a runback of an in­ Morianos, Charlie Anderson. (1& M Fritz said the major part of the request. Cap Rd., Tolland; Audrey Schindler, SCRIPTO Duxbury, Mass. Somers Rd., Ellington; Elaine Farris, tercepted pass and Bob Peterson on a Zachary Jenckes, Bucky Taylor, REG. $1.75 2.5 OZ. pact concerns letting the chief of Chief Fritz will further discuss this - local daparturt timos - proposal at the Town Council Diserged Saturday; Kim Bloniarz, Reed Rd., Tolland; Ralph Franklin, pass reception from Mark Ouellette. Greg Spear, and Vinnie Morrone. BRICK-OVEN police of a town comply with a Park West Dr., Rockville; William Gehring Rd., Tolland; Stephen Gay, West Points after touchdown were Extra points were scored by 9:15am 12:15pm 3:45pm PENS request for aid from another town, in meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 in the 5:45pm 8:45pm Cosgrove, Sunset Ave., Rockville; Hartford; Mrs. Donna Moriarty and scored by Chris Everett and Shannon Anderson, Jenckes, Jimmy Barcomb — local daparturt tlmts - the event the town’s chief exeuctive Memorial Building. for Wiltimantic, Danitlton and BAKED BEANS Clarence Duff, Massick Home, daughter, Stafford Springs; William Young. Bocked punt credits were and Lee Schiavetti, Fumble 8:30am 10:40am 2:30pm P L A Y IN G ^ is not available. Providtnet. with onward or con­ 21 OZ.CAN Rockville; William Hufichak, Webster Prescott, N. Park St., Rockville; Mary given to Mickey Chmerka and Shan­ recoveries were by Tommy Peters 4:45pm 7:45pm necting strvict to Newport, Fall DRISTAN Requests would be for emergency for Watarbury. Southbury, Dan­ West, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; Mrs. non Young. Lebanon fumbles were and in Wes Brown. River, New Bedford, Cape Cod aid only. Examples are natural dis­ Madeleine Yee and son. West Willington. bury, Yonkars, Ntw York City points, Boston & Logan Airport CARDS2 9 recovered by Mike Holbrook and Phil Gil Boisoneau, head coach, said asters such as ice storms or tornados Births Sunday; A daughter to Mr. and You'll tee more. en|ov more - m e time, teve get and trevel in F U L L C O M F O R T TABLETS where assistance would be needed to Students to sell candy Mrs. Thomas Mbhl, Somers, a daughter Pellerin. Mark Pellerin, Brown, Schiavetti prevent looting. Andover to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilkinson, Snipsic Steve Narsavage, head coach, said and Morrone deserve special men­ The Andover Elementary School Collecting tops Lake Rd., Ellington. special mention should go to the tion. Arrest powers in the requsting Stop ii SPONGE MOP Grade 4. 5 and 6 students will sell or phone for tchedulet & tickets to ell points OUR REG. $1.45 c i ^ l i k e UNDERVTOOD towns would automatically go to of­ To obtain playground and physical BOB’S MOBIL STATION 8 8 ‘ ficers responding to a request under candy through next week to support fitness equipment for Andover « 7 Hirtford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Ptimw 646-7348 CHICKEN OR the Mutual Aid Pact Another exam­ the Grade 6 special program. Elementary School, the Parent Archer appointment expected (one block from Keeney St. exit of Interatete 84) SPREADS ple might be a hostage situation Substitute bus drivers are needed. Teacher Organization is collecting MACLEANS FLOURIDE /,/ / ROAST BEEF where a S W A T, team is needed, Call the school for an application. fiM” box tops from the cereal. Post. They South Windsor materials are excluded from the Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Town Hall. STATIONERY Fritz said. Donations to the school library in­ will be collected through April 15. Hartford dump such as hazardous STOP THROWING MONEY TOOTHPASTE eoz John Archer is expected to be of­ M, 24 SH E E T S, 16 E N V E L O P E S The chief said some towns have clude a felt flower backdrop from ficially appointed to the Town Coun­ wastes, crank case oils, paints, liquid PEPPERMINT OR M ILDM INT/^^/ previously signed such a pact but to OUT THE WINDOW! Pat Shea and a three-year subscrip­ Interested residents may bring box cil when it meets tonight at 8 in the plastics, explosives, acids, caustics, the best of his knowledge, Vernon did 5;ci tion to National Geographic World. tops to the school. Town Hail. sewage, construction materials and REPLACE OLD WORN-OUT DRAFTY Archer won the council seat over numerous other items. H you have news WINDOWS WITH ECONOMICAL NEW REG. $3.49 has some vacancies in its daytime p.m. at the Andover Elementary "Charles Francis in a 34-29 vote of Only vehicies owned and operated tor these towns, call Aluminum Prime Replacement 2/ 99' Amateur Art Show 89c EA. and evening pre-high school review the Democratic Town Committee by the town and readily identifiable, WHILE THEY LAST VERNON—The annual Amateur School all purpose room. Anyone in­ ANDOVER - 648-037S SMOKE ALARM BY WATER PIK and high school equivalency prepara­ terested in helping who cannot attend iast week. The v a c a n t was l«{t by or vehicles carrying permits issued (Donna Holland) BEIGE ALL-NUDE Art Show sponsored by the arts com­ tion classes. Morning classes are at by the town will be permitted to SOUNDS A LOUD AUDIBLE WARNING may call Elaine La House at 742-7261. the resignation of-David Coh'en BOLTON • 648-0375 WINDOWS GUM DROPS mittee of the Vernon Junior Women’s the Adult Learning Center and bring refuse to Hartford. eariier this year. \ (Donna Holland) fealurfng me AT THE FIRST SIGN OF FIRE BEFORE Club will be Oct 2 in the Tri-City evening classes at Rockville High Harvest Smorgasbord Plaza from 10 a m. to 4 p.m It is NET funded PANTY HOSE YOU MIGHT EVEN SMELL SMOKE. School. Both start next Monday, BOLTON — The United Methodist Refuse agreement ' COVENTRY • 742-8088 W eather open to all in the Vernon area .All Also expected is the transfer of $2,- Sept. 27 To learn more, call 872-9405 Church will have a Harvest In other business, the council is (Linda Lovering) Breaker REG. $1.00 matted or framed works in any 000 from the contingency account to or 875-1960. Smorgasbord Saturday, Oct. 2 at the expected to give authorization to EAST HARTFORD - 288-4283 Saves up to 50% on wasted medium are welcome Prizes will be the Community Service Council to heat, adds aKCilmg new. SPEARMINT, ORANGE, church. The first sitting is at 5 p.m. Town Manager Paui Taibot to enter (Sheila Tuller) beauty comfort Matnta- given To enter, call 872-8650 into an agreement with Hartford keep the NET program alive. nance tree. wiH rtoi ctvp. no SPICE Potluck luncheon and the second at 7 p.m. For reser­ ELLIN8T0N - 643-2711 more pamitng enabiing South Windsor to dispose NET is a program aimed at heiping Will noi warp or buckle vations call Ron Grose at 643-8390, (Barbara Richmond) sash will rtol slick 1%OZ. BAG REG. 15c EA Country foods sale BOLTON — The senior citizens will refuse there. runaway children. The program REG. $54.95 Elaine Potterton at 649-3868, or Betty HEBRON - 228-0488 meet Wednesday at noon at the Town According to the contract allows counseling and temporary TOLLAND—There will be a Cake. DeMartin at 646-0406. housing for troubled children. (Karen BIskuplak) Pie and Preserves Sale on the green Hall for a potluck luncheon. Seniors presented to the local council at a The Community Service Council, SOUTH WINDSOR - 844-1384 Saturday starting at 10 a m It is attending are asked to bring a hot workshop last week, but yet to be ap­ m dish. The local visiting nurse will at­ Confirmation class proved by the Hartford Council which sponsors the program, (Judy Kuehnel) sponsored by the Tolland Historical L ' _J______S/Llf storfs fo day and runs thru Saturday Niqhi' tend also. BOLTON — The United Methodist trucks may dispose of refuse for a fee received a $2,000 cut i'n budget this TOUAND - 643-2711 U W feClBA* Society and will benefit the Benton Church confirmation class will begin year. G U a/u^9tY,^with youf Homestead The society’s Bicenten­ during the first year of $5,028 per (Barbara Richmond) [master charge] ank mericard SALE ITEM QUANTITIES I IMITI D If) SHff.K IN ' li ; : Sunday, Oct. 3 at 10 a m. Parents month. Monies, however have been CALL OR WRITE ARWEN NOWI[ o r B A nial float will be on display Breton family VERNON - 643-2711 > w>ih»fieoa. CoTM M1M ••I • 8 *»* SANK AMEBICAtO with children in Grade 8 and up in the granted through Title XX, which wili H A im o e o aM A '.’."E RESERVE THE RIGHT TO I IMIT f;U.’.'. M I il The fee is set only for as long as (Barbara Richmond) MASTia CHARGE CARD ANDOVER — An organizational program are asked to call the Rev. South Windsor operates its own land­ go into the town general account. Openings left meeting to aid the Breton family in David Campbell. Attendance at the fill. Sewer meeting 333-1663 529-7443 VERNON — The adult school still its time of need will be Tuesday at 8 11 a m. service is obligatory. Under the contract certain The Sewer Commission will meet J PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Mon . Sept 20, 1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN

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Sell quality Avon room, stone front, panelM call us LAST. Mr. 13 School Street, across from n n 1 b«dio«iii uorti In m nqiii^ family room with bar, 2-car Just listed. Immaculate 7-room Garrison S h e H e r a t h products while the kiddies are Schools-Classas 19 ELLIN6T0N — O ldir Cap* Cod within walking dlilanca Rothman, Frechette & Apsrimanis For Rent 53 the Rec. brick end s lm (crdcn ■pirtmcl garage, lovely wooded lot, in school. I'll show you how! to baach, many poiilbilltiat. High 20a. j Colonial. First floor family room, 2-car Martin Realtors, 64<64I44. bulMIng. Told dccirie. tceh •pM - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Call 523-9401. THE HANS Christian many, many extras. Priced garage, patio, flreplace, aluminum siding. WE HAVE customers waiting ROCKVILLE - 94 Village nwnt h M III own IndliW ud w U rin M . Andersen Montessori School for quick sale at $62,900. VERNON — 6 room Capa, 3 or 4 badroomt, aat-ln $54,900. for the rental of your apart­ Street. Two apartments, first Adulti. No eiti or dope. I room, 1 LUBRICATION Help needed - is accepting applications for Arruda Realty, 644-1539, 528- ment'or home. J.D. Real floor, five rooms plus laundry •tory unll, t170, IW room dohiio im- immediately for second shift. 9395. kitchan, bam board panalad rac room, privata lot, all II, lltO , JW room, I ilory nllh the current school year. Pre­ paid ulllltlaa. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- room. Second floor, four sun­ nroploco, M IS . Nooono non loi We have openings lor school and kindergarten. WARREN E. 1980. ny small rooms, redecorated. experienced lubrication help □ MISC. FOR SALE topi. IS-Ocl. I OGCuponey. Coll PHONE 643-2711 Bolton, 44A, 646-5727. $36,900 MANCHESTER — Naw Hating, axcellant atartar or ratlra- Security deposit required. Jimrr I QoiMy, I7S-0IM FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD for greasing trucks and LOOKING for anything in real Call for appointment, 684-4331. trailers. Starting rate, $3.75 South Windsor. Lovely 5V4 mant homa, aat-ln kitchan, larga living room, many ra- h o w u n d room Ranch, Brick cant improvamanta. Only $33,900. estate rental - apartments, MODERN ATTRACTIVE hourly. Uniforms and tools Homes For Sale 23 REALTOR Articles lor Sale 41 homes, multiple dwellings, no SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Three furnished. For appointment fireplace wall, like new 8 4 3 -1 1 0 8 apartments - heat, hot water, Help Wanted 13 MANCHESTER — Naw Hating, 6 room Capa in quiat fees. Call J.D. Real Estate bedrooms, centrally located. call 688-2233. carpeting, IVk baths, car­ ALUMINUM sheets used as and appliances, included, gar­ INDEX MANCHESTER - Immaculate country aatting, firaplacad living room, aat-ln kitchan, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. $250. heal included Call age available Three rooms, CARD GALLERY - Assistant port, patio, many nice printing plates, .007 thick, N O T IC fS custom built five room ranch, 3 or 4 badrooma, larga country lot. LaPenta Agency, 646-2440 $195. Four rooms, $235 646- manager trainee - mature, PART TIME - Sales - If you sunporch, patio, landscaped features, well landscaped MANCHESTER - Seven room, COLONIAL • 22’ living room m 32''. 25 cents each or 5 for ROCKVILLE - Accepting — Loit and Pound ADVERTISING are area professional $1. Phone 643-2711. . 7268 , 643-4884 — Paraonait responsible, flexible hours. lot, 120x320. Marion E. yard. MANCHESTER — Two-year-young cuatom Caps, fronl- full shed dormered Cape, with fireplace, large country applications for one bedroom, SIX ROOM Apartment - New salesmen in the day time and kitchen, king-size master — Announcamanti Apply in person only, Robertson Realtor, 643-5953. to-back firaplacad living room, formal dining room, 3 three or lour bedrooms, $i27 per month, two-bedroom. Wall to wall carpeting, gar­ ROCKVILLE - Two bedroom, — Entariainmani RATES Manchester Par' want to sell at night and make newer kitchen, living room, bedroom. 1 1/2 baths, CLEAN USED refrigerators, anchester Parkade. badrooma, maatar la kingalzad, pluah carpeting E 3 &MOw| $161 p er m o n th , th re e bage disposal, stove and immaculate first floor apart­ — Auctions more than your day job ..it's U&R REALTY CO., INC. rec room, new aluminum screened porch, walk-out ranges, automatic washers, bedroom, $174 per month refrigerator Two family 1 day 10c word per day throughout, owner wanta action. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's Mow I ment, convenient location, FtN A N C IA L MATURE HOUSEKEEPER, fun and easy!!! Call Mr. 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 siding, $35,900. Philbrick basement, treed lot, garage. Rent includes all utilities, house, nice location, one-car 3 days 9c word per day Douglas, 525-9134. ON M KEEN $45,500. Philbrick Agency, Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- uri W| AO«« f OIOCAST 9 appliances, parking, one — Bonds-Slocks-Mortgagas two days per week own Robert D. Murdock Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. wall-to-wall carpeting, and garage $275. per month, heat child, no pets 643-9743 — Panonai Loans 6 days 6c word per day IN COLUMBU MANCHESTER — Excallant Income property off Middle Realtors. 646-4200. 2171. — m suranca transportation. South Windsor R e a lto r parking Call 1-237-8859 for in­ not included 528-4219 26 days 7c word per day area. Call 644-2183 after 7 p.m. SALES PEOPLE - Older Turnpike. Dead-end atreat, many poaalblllllsa. formation. EHO. 15 words $2 00 m inim um DARK LOAM - Five yards, For period ending 7 a m., Tuesday, Sept. 21. During Monday FOUR ROOMS, second floor, EMPLOYMENT multi-million dollar company SPACIOUS 9-BEDROOM CAPE - Bowers School - large MANCHESTER - Deluxe two Happy Ads $2 15 inch MANCHESTER — Four bedroom Garriaon Colonial, night, shower activity is in store for parts of the south Atlantic new bath, stove, $165 Central — Halp W anted RN's-LPN's - wanted for full with young ideas has openings eat-in kitchen, living room $30., plus tax. Washed patio THREE ROOM apartment, — Business Opportunities MANCHESTER - Five room, kitchen with bullt-lna, llreplacad living room, and pool sand, gravel, stone. states and Tennessee valley as well as sections of the lower bedroom Townhouse available October 1st, couple — Situation Wanted time or part time 11 p.m. to 7 for people who are looking for VICTORIAN A Smart Cape with fireplace, formal dining stove and refrigerator in­ two bedroom apartment, first aluminum and brick exterior, 3 ysara young, cuatom apartments, private en­ preferred, no pets. SccuriW a m. shifts. Apply to Direc­ a future, in sales and manage­ T 9 ite fiill]i decorattd and room, three bedrooms, 643-9504. Rockies. Elsewhere, generally (air weather should prevail. cluded, $190. per month, trances, lull basement with EDUCATION floor, two-family. Good loca­ and references Call 649-7727. tors of Nursing, Salmon Brook ment, Opening due to in-house meticuloiuly nu'aitaiiied. Three car built by quality builder. aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum reterences required. — Private Instructions tion, garage, $185. per month. ELECTRIC GUITAR without washer and dryer hook-ups. — Schools-Classas Convalescent Home, off promotions. This company carriage house with storage area. age, treed lot, immaculate readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 62 ( 79), Boston 59 (74), Chicago Philbrick Agency. 644-4200 Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- MANCHESTER - Naw Homea. Several modela to pool and patio Includes heat, ONE AND one half room — Instructions Wanted House Street, Glastonbury has more financial success Many eitras. Principals only. condition. $39,500. Philbrick amplifier. Excellent condi­ 45 ( 65), Dallas 59 ( 77), Denver 47 (76), Duluth 37 (52), Houston appliances, carpeting, and air 4535. chooaa from. Equipped kitchen, llraplaced family tion. $35. Call 643-6294, apartment for rent Heat, hot Phone 633-5244 stories than any other in New Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 66 (81), Jacksonville 67 ( 88), Kansas City 49 (71), Los Angeles 63 MODERN two bedroom conditioning,""-'"-j. $275K75 per month PEAL ESTATE England, no limit on what you rooma, maintananca-lree exterior, double garage, all evenings. water, appliances Main — Hom es (or Sale (74), Miami 73 (87), New Orleans 68 (81), New York 60 ( 75), Townhouse, heat and hot No pets Snown by appoint­ Street location, first floor. Lois-Land lor Sale can earn. Call Doug Baskin. TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, new roof, city utllltlea, pricaa atart In high 40'a. MACHINIST - able to set up FOR APPOINTMENT CALL Phoenix 71 (99), San Francisco 54 (71), Seattle 53 (74). St. Louis water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, ment onlyly Damalo Enter- References, security, lease. — Investment Property and work to blueprint with 525-9134. gutters, nice yard, near DIRECT FROM OWNER HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc, — Business Properly 423-7701 or 423-5026 48 ( 68), Washington 61 (80). dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, pnses. 646-I02I $135 Call alter 6 p m only minimum supervision. Apply P&WA. Call after 5, 569-0903. 6500 miles on engine, $600. $240. Call 528-1708 days. — Resort Properly * 3 5 ,9 0 0 Extras. Call 872-9427 after 5 646-3911. — Real Estate Wanted in person. Triumph Manufac­ STARTING to take DUPLEX HOUSE - five applications for lull time TOLLAND - Four bedroom Manchester, six-room Cape. p.m. MI9C. SERVICES turing Company, 55 Elm Excellent condition, 3-4 bedrooms, rooms, two bedrooms, vicini­ FIVE ROOM apartment, se­ Street, Manchester. employment. Call 872-4515 MANCHESTER - Santina Raised Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. — Services Offered large eat-in kitchen, fireplaced HAND MADE wooden baby RENTAL OFFICE ty of Parkade shopping cond floor. East Hartford. — Psiniing-Paparing between 10 a m. and 12 noon. Drive. Five room expandable Beautiful large in-ground living room, large enclosed yard, center 525-0031 — Building-Contracting SENTRY W x lM (t, Arllclaa tor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 Call 289-1154. LANDSCAPE laborers, full An e q u a l o p p o r tu n ity Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, pool. 3/4 acre lot. $49,900. cradle, Bomberger slide DAMATO ENTERPRISES — Roofing-Siding I' U rge vanely of Apartments and time or part time, Grantland employer garage, treed lot. Hutchins Warren E. Howland Realtors, Real Estate Services ______649-8415 projector, metal cases for — Heating-Plumbing 643-1108. 35mm slides, Rockwell 10" FURNITURE - Kingsized DOG-CAT BOARDING Townhouses throughout FOUR ROOM Apartment, FIVE ROOMS, heat, hot — Flooring Nursery Inc., 643-0669. Agency, 646-3166. Manchester available October 1st. heat radial saw. Call 649-1290. bed, queen sized headboard, bathing/grooming. Complete water, parking, large — Moving-Trucking-Storage MATURE dependable person, REALTOR-MLS 2 8 9 -4 3 3 1 Rcnffl/ Office open delly 9-5. and water included, also has — Services Wanted dressers and chest with modern facilities. Canine backyard, references, securi­ GAS STATION attendant part time nights, 2. 3 or 4 EAST HARTFORD - Five Lots-Land For Sale 24 Sat. 10 J. Sunday 1 1 3 large yard and garage Call ADVERTISING room Ranch, full basement, WE BUY and sell furniture - matching mirror. Call 643- Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon ty, no pets, $225 per month MISC. FOR SALE needed full time, i^ply in per­ nights. Work is primarily 9459. 646-1021 after 4 p m , 646-4644 643-0053 or 643-5747. — Articles (or Sale DEADLINE son at Gorin's Sports Car making pizzas and grinders. carport, patio, treed lot, $34,- MANCHESTER FIVE ACRES beautiful level Cash on the line. One piece or Road, Manchester. 646-5971. — Building Supplies 900. Warren E. Howland, GREENWOOD DRIVE - Just an entire houseful. 646-6432. 240 New State Road — Pets -Birds- Dogs Center, Tolland Turnpike, Apply in person. Mr. LaPizza land just north of Leesburg, FOUR ROOMS, cellar, attic, Homes for Rant 12 00 noon the day before Realtors, 643-1108. listed. Gorgeous Cape with 1 Furniture Barn, 345 Main SINGLE BED, Nutone wall DACHSHUND - miniature, MANCHESTER 54 — Livestock Talcottiville inside David's Restaurant. CHOICE PARCEL Florida. Few orange trees. central residential No publication 1/2 baths, new heating 27 LEXINGTON DRIVE Street. Beside Douglas exhaust fan, bathinette, eight months old, black and — Boats & Accessories Call for appointment, 646-2090, Of wooded land in Porter- Nice neighborhood, $13^00. children, pets. Heat extra — Sporting Goods system, tiptop condition all on 9 room Raised Ranch. 3 Motors. wooden high chair, meat tan. AKC registered, spayed FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, Deadline (or Saturday and GAL FRIDAY - Experienced Owner. Low taxes, 644-0734. Security, references, mature — G arden Products Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday Highland St. triangle. 2-3 a 213' lot. Plenty of trees. full baths, aluminum slicer, baby car seat, ice female. Call 649-7457. living room, dining room and — Antiques shorthand, typing, ARE YOU a good worker? If married working couple acre portions of larger High thirties and worth it. T. s i d i n g , appliances, DRESSES and SUITS - For skates, push mower 647-9706. MANCHESTER - one two oaths Garage, parking, — Wanted to Buy bookkeeping, payroll etc. Call so, we have a position MANCHESTER - New Raised BOLTON - Two acre building preferred $150 649-9158. $385 , 646-0067 available for you in a big and tract may be available in J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. carpeting. 50's. site. Large trees, brook, nice sale. Size 16, excellent condi­ AKC English setter puppies, bedroom apartment, second RENTALS 872-8533, after 3 p.m. Ranch, seven rooms, ap­ SAKO 30-06 RIFLE - growing company. Call 872- $30,000 range. Call today. tion. Cafe drapes, two pair. have first shots, 10 weeks old, floor, downtown Main Street. — Rooms for Rent proximately one acre and an high area. $13,000. Lawrence (Finnebear) Redfield 4X $145 per month. No children, — Apartments lor Rent PLEASE READ 4515. An equal opportunity 649-9815. one male, four females. Great HARDWARE and plumbing 8-room Colonial, one and 3/4 STRONG STREET - Tremen­ F. Fiano, Realtors, 649-5371. Scope. Sako 222 Rifle, Weaver or pets Paul W Dougan, — Homes (or Rent YOUR AD store work lor receiving, employer. show, pets, hunting. Call 742- — Business for Rent acres. Both have 2 1/2 baths, tout HOiKiic omnwm dous Colonial on a real deep J.D. REAL ESTATE SEWING MACHINES - White 6X Scope. 649-9573. 6710. Realtor, 643-4535 — Resort Properly lor Rent stocking and sales. Apply in level lot. Eight big rooms in ELLINGTON - Standish Classified ads are taken over two garages, up to 10 inches BARROWS & WALLACE automatic zig zag, 1976 model, — Wanted to Rent the phone as a convenience person. The Barrett Plumbing all, 11/2 baths, custom built in Street - Excellent location, — Misc lor Rent insulation. Choose your colors kUdESTa Km. WK uvn unclaimed layaway. But­ SEWING MACHINES - 1976 AKC Cocker Spaniel, seven FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch, first The Herald is responsible (or Supply, 331 Broad Street. NEWSPAPER 1936, two-car garage. Must be ASSOCIATES AA zone, city water, adjacent for interior and rugs. Middle il5 HM518 Call Joan Everett tonholes, stretch stitches, Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. months old, moving must sell. floor, adult couple, no AUTOMOTIVE only one incorrect insertion and Manchester. seen to be appreciated. to golf fairway, starting $13,- DATSUNS $50's. A participating buildeh $48.50. Singer Touch and Sew, children or pets Call 649-6987, then only to Ihe si2e of the CARRIER 646-1980 or 646-0607 hems, fancy designs, etc. Call 643-5407. 61 — Autos for Sale in the home owner's warranty Tremendous value at $49,900. 900 per lot. Call 646-5757. After originally $389. now only 62 — Trucks (or Sale original insertion Errors which PART-TIME Minicurist too WANTED 5 , 649-3423. Never used. Originally $469, 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale plan lor 10 years of nationally ■ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- now $179.60. 20-year $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call FOUR ROOM apartm ent, do not lessen the value of the join a rapidly growing IN ROCKVILLE AREA YOUNG BLUE front Amazon 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles advertisemeni will not be cor- insured protection. Charles 1577. warrantee. City Sewing 236-1123, Dealer. heat, hot water, appliances, 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile TO DELIVER TWO NEW HOMES - Up on parrot, hand tamed, starting WE’VE GOT progressive salon. Call 643- Reel Estate Wanted •ected by an additional inser­ Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, East Eldridge Street. A seven 28 Center, 244 Farmington to talk, with gold tone cage, central location, parking, Hom es tion 2483. Ask for Pat or Linda. }/nnrhenit‘r 66 — Automotive Service 646-0800. room Cape ready for occupan­ MANCHESTER - Buckley Avenue, Hartford, 522-0476. COMMERCIAL Kirby $400. 742-8723. security, lease. $205 649-33W 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease H v r a ld School area - Six room Cape, ALL CASH for your property vacuum, one year old, MACHINIST - At least five cy and a seven room Dutch GLASTONBURY Colonial. These are quality fireplace, large lot, custom within 24 hours. Avoid red WANTED - boy baby clothes, excellent condition. Table, ap­ REWARD - For the return of MANCHESTER - Six rooms, THE CARS!; years experience Self­ Minnechaug Mountain, HUGE COLDNIAL built home with aluminum tape, instant service. Hayes proximately 30'x3'. Call 646- first floor 2-family. Attractive starter, able to work from homes, the very best of size 2T or 3T in good condi­ one female black/tan Calico, Call John Humphrey elegant home for enter­ with nearly 2.100 sq. (t of living siding. Asking $35,900. Shorey Easy to crochet in four Corporation, 646-0131. 5875 after 6 p.m. and spacious, carpeting, blueprints. Burke Tool and everything. Come see for tion, and chest of drawers in 1/2 Siamese, Persian 872-6142 taining, 16' brick bar in yourself, we defy comparison. area, 4 bedrooms on the second Realty. 872-8578. sections, this attractive good condition. Call 643-9262. doublepawed with white feet refinished floors, new kitchen, ir B-210S ★ PICKUPS ir Zsi LEGAL □ NOTICES Machine Company, Bunker fireplaced family room, deck floor, kitchen with pantry, walk-up cape will see you thru SELLING your house? Call us garage, parking. $260. Hill Road, Andover, Connec­ After 5:30 P.M. Call, we will open them and 6-month-old kitten. No plus patio on lovely wooded attic Full basement with a recent MANCHESTER - By owner - chilly days in cosy com­ first and we’ll make you a 24' ROUND mesh winter pool Building Supplies 42 monthly 646-5200 ticut. 742-7837. your can browse through at heating system Only $37,900 fort. questions asked. Wearing red ★ W AGONS ★ NOTICE lot. 70's.B/W Realty, 647-1419. Immaculate four room Con­ cash offer. T.J. Crockett, cover, good condition, $25. your convenience. High 50's. No. .*j615 has crochet NATURAL STONE for collar with bells Name- P ersonals T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- FIRST FLDDR dominium with full basement, Realtor, 643-1577. Call 649-7313. Cindy. Please apply 43 NEW FOUR room apartment, ADMISSION OF ELECTORS AFTERNOONS 1-6, Monday- directions for Sizes retaining walls, veneers, EXPERIENCED - Payroll 1577. FAMILY RDDM carpeting, air-conditioning, Small, Medium and Large Brainard Place, Apt. 2, Mr. 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, SAMPLE BUY TOWN OF BOLTON, CONN. WANTED RIDE - Corner San- Friday lor snack bar. Must be BLUE RIDGE DRIVE all appliances, pool, tennis IMMEDIATE Cash for your patios, etc. Pick up by the 18 or over. Apply in person. clerk. Mature individual to With a fireplace, glass sliders and (8-18) inclusive. ZENITH console color TV, and Mrs John Wiseman. fireplace in living room, in­ tina Drive and Keeney St. to Colonial set on 1 Vi acres of and many advantages to property. Let us explain our 21 ". Excellent condition, $125. pound or delivery by the ton. dividual basement, washer Notice is hereby given that Tallwood Country Club. Route handle complete responsibili­ MANCHESTER - New listing. large deck Three generous TO ORDER, Sind 7S( for eich pat- Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Manchester Memorial wooded land, four Immaculate 4-room Cape on bedrooms, formal dining and living carefree living. Call 646-5223, tirn^^^plus 25$ (or potUgi and lair proposal. Call Mr. Call 646-1736. AKC SHELTIE - Tri-color and dryer facilities, heat and the Board ol Admission of 85, Hebron. 646-1151. ty of large automated payroll Belfiore, 647-1413. 649-3163. Hospital, 7-3:30 p.m. 643-5381. and insurance programs. If bedrooms, first floor fami­ quiet street. Ideal starter or rooms, kitchen with custom oak after 3 p.m. female. Good with children. hot water included $285 per Electors of the Town of Bolton qualified, inquire at 60 ly room, with fieldstone retirement home. Enclosed cabinets. First floor laundry with ANNC CABOT CEMETERY PLOT for three Before 5 p.m. 643-6894. month Call Mr Peterman, will be in session in the Com­ 720 SHARES Manchester NURSES - RNS or LPNS, 11 separate rear entrance, double ManchMtwf Evanlng Htftld MAY WE BUY your home? BUILDING to be torn down 649-9404 or 644-8659. p.m. to 7 a m. shift, full or Hilliard Street. Manchester fireplace, formal dining porch, park-like private graves. Rose Hill Memorial munity Hall, 222 Bolton State Bank Stock for sale. For garage and more. Mid 50’s 1150 Av«. of Amoricat Quick, fair, all cash and no Park, section 10, worth $900. Plenty of good lumber, suf­ part time, pleasant working on Tuesday, September 21. room and living room, 2Vi backyard Room for expan­ Now York, N.Y. 100M ficient material to frame and L ive sto ck 44 Center Road, on Saturday, information. Call 649-8679 or sion. Keith Real Estate, 649- bdlton problems. Call Warren E. Will sell for $750. Call 644- 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex, conditions in small skilled baths, and double garage. BUVKNARD&ROSSOTO Print N im i, Adress with ZIP Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. clapboard a large house. Will September 25, 1976, from 646-3414 after 8 p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT - For 1922. Oversized six room Ranch. 0390. THREE LARGE - sanitary appliances, enclosed nursing facility. Call Mrs. Asking $64,900. Realtors-MLS 848-2482 CODE and Style Number. exchange material for dis­ backyard, basement with 1976 Honey Bee 10:00 A M to 2:00 P.M., in ac­ Klett, DNS at 289-9571. orthodontic office, Spacious living room, for­ 1976 ALBUM plus Special box stalls available at newly DANCING - Every Friday 3 BEDROOM RANCH SELL YOUR HOUSE through MAJESTIC - Electric and oil mantling and removing washer dryer hook-ups. cordance with State Statute experienced preferred, send MANCHESTER - Super three mal dining room, three Quilt Supplement of pat­ material. 643-6006 or 647-9771. opened Maplewood Stables in Night at Manchester VFW Available for immediate bedroom townhouse con­ J. Watson Beach Real Estate combination white stove. Bolton. Large riding ring, also private entrance in driveway, Sec, 9-17, for the purpose of SINGER COMPANY - has an resume to P 0 Box 2356, Ver­ bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, tern pieces and directions Company. Professional real Post Home for members and non, Conn. 06066. occupancy, large carpeted dominium, family room, for 7 quilts. Price.. $2.00. Excellent condition. Oil sec­ trails nearby. 649-0429 after 4 no pets. Security and admitting all persons who are guests. 208 East Center opportunity for a mechanical­ enclosed sunporch. 2 baths. estate service for nearly 50 appliances, pool, tennis, many JUST LISTED - Manchester - ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.25 EACH. tion cast iron storage drawer p.m. references, 649-9258. ly inclined person who will be living room with fireplace, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, years. Call our Manchester of­ qualified to be Electors of the Street. advantages to carefree living. No. G-116-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. and covers. Chrome flue in­ working in our repair depart­ SECRETARY - Clerical Ac­ I'-i baths, covered porch $37,900. Colonial in very good one acre lot. Only $42,500. fice, 647-9139. George H. Griffine, Inc. Town of Bolton. curate typing and figure ap­ $37,9(X). Warren E. Howland condition, formal dining Contains tUteen lovely quilts. cluded. $125 . 643-2642. Boats-Accessories 45 MANCHESTER - Six room ment, Some electronic and garage, only, $41,000. No. Q -117-Q UILTS ON PARADE. SCREENED LOOM The qualifications are as titude in small Manchester of­ Realtor, 643-1108. room, large living room, three bedroom Duplex experience helpful but not Directions (or sliteen quilts. PLANNING TO SELL? - Our • Sand • Graval • Fill Excellent condition. Two follows: Applicant must be a necessary. Will train Apply in fice. Send resume to Box H, kitchen with pantry, three U&R REALTY CO., INC. No. Q-118-GRANOMOTHER'S FLOW­ LUDWIG - five piece 21' GRADY WHITE BUUKHARD&ROSSOTO ER QUILTS. IB faiclnating quilts. counseling can help without, professional drum set, with children permitted United States citizen, eigh­ person, Singer Company, 856 Manchester Herald. bedrooms, sewing room or Andovar fibreglass with 155 h.p. OMC Realtors-MLS 648-2482 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 No. Q-119-AM ERICA’S FAVORITE of course any obligation. hard cases and one 19" sym- I/O and trailer. Cuddy cabin Convenient location $235 per teen (18) years ol age and be a Main Street, Manchester nursery, dishwasher, drapes AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. 742-78B6 □ FINANCIAL $33,500 Robert D. Murdock Odegard Realty, 643-4365. bal. Excellent. 528-3468. and head. Excellent condition. month Paul W Dougan, resident of the Town of Conn. An equal opportunity WANTED - Mature woman and curtains, large two-car for daytime sitting with young Immaculate three garage, nice level lot with R e a lto r $4,500 643-7432. Realtor, 643-4535 Bolton employer. Insurance 10 child. References requester MANCHESTER - Just listed, bedroom condominium. covered patio. Odegard Real- Dated at Bolton, Conn, this MEAT COUNTER help Call 646-3711. aluminum and brick raised Complete appliances in­ ty, 643-4365.‘ 3-4365 16’ PENNY AN runabout, fully BOLTON - MANCHESTER town line, two bedroom apart­ 13th day of September, 1976 $10,000 INSURANCE for your wanted. Apply in person. ranch on well treed lot. Eight cluding refrigerator, GRACIOUS DUTCH Colonial - equipped, 40 h.p Evinrude *PIU8 Freight & Dealer Prep. William J. Houle Highland Park Market, 317 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS-in rooms, two fireplaces, two MANCHESTER - Beautiful Six plus elegant rooms. engine, electric start and shift ment, carpeting, electric son (daughter) for $30. an­ carpeting, air conditioning, kitchen, fireplace, quiet Patricia A Rady nually, if you qualify. Risk Highland Street, Manchester. our drilling, fabrication, silk car garage, $50,500. B/W 2t5 baths, one-car garage. tree lined lot, 7,500 sq. ft. of Architecturally delightful with tilt-trailer. $900 , 646-0297 screening, plating inspection Realty, 647-1419. land on bus line. Two or three central hall to captivate your after 4 p m. neighborhood, references Registrars of Voters Management Associates, Box Minimum down to required $230 monthly, 643- Catherine K Leiner 108, Buckland Station, 06040. LUNCH BUS Person - and photo departments on all qualified buyer. bedrooms, modern kitchen decorating imagination. One required between the hours of shifts. Experience desired, MANCHESTER - This lovely with plenty of cabinet space. and 1/2 baths, hardwood 5983. HURRY Town Clerk 12-3 mm. Cavey's Restaurant, but will train. Ambitious eight room Colonial is Living room with fireplace. floors, modern kitchen, LOVELY six room duplex, 45 East Center Street. applicants apply at Multi- situated in one of U&R REALTY CD., INC. One car garage with attached fireplaced living room, family Garden Products 47 □ EIWIPLOYMENT Manchester's finest areas. three bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, Manchester. Circuits, Inc, 50 Harrison 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 breezeway. Being sold by room and workroom. 2-car For Best Selection Street. Manchester. ■ 9 to 4 Four bedrooms, large eat-in owner by appointment only, at garage, private formal gar­ LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick appliances, garage, all elec­ Robert 0. Murdock tric, central location $280 Help Wanted 13 p.m. 646-4100. kitchen. Mid 60's. B/W Real­ $42,000 or best offer. Call after den, terrace. All this plus your own - tomatoes, peppers, TOWN OF MANCHESTER BURGER ty, 647-1419. ______R e a lto r 5 , 643-6981. desirable location (185 Henry not peppers and eggplant, by Available October 15th, 646- 4288 PHONE FROM home to ser­ KING WANTED - Girl or mature Street). Must be seen to be ap­ Services Ottered 31 Services Offered 31 Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 the basket. Spencer Street, woman to share apartment in MANCHESTER - Lovely preciated. High $40's. Owner. Building-Contracting 33 Manchester-next to K-Mart vice our customers in the Needs several persons FIVE ROOM Duplex - Three De CORMIER three bedroom Ranch for easy LEGAL Manchester area, flexible Manchester Call 646-2929 646-8134 Principles only. CASH PAID for your older, DRESSMAKING - Alterations Plaza - Bring your (own con­ lull or part time over 18 between 9 a m and 4 p m. care living, fireplaced living G.L. McHUGH Painting - NEW CEILINGS and tainers. Also butter and sugar bedrooms, living room and hours, super earnings, 249- unwanted or junk cars. done in my home, reasonable. Interior, exterior painting, to work days or room, dining area plus eat-in HEBRON - Seven room Immediate removal. Windsor archways installed, ceilings corn, by the dozen or by the kitchen. Heat [ncluded, no MOTOR SALES INC. NOTICE 7773. MANCHESTER Call 646-4019. quality professional work at resurfaced, unique and com­ pets $240. per month 647-9461 evenings. Please apply Business Opportunity 14 kitchen, convenient to schools Raised Ranch. AAA area, Auto Haul, 242-2549. bag (5 doz ). 285 BROAD ST. 643-4165J and shopping, priced to sell at owner must sell, bought new reasonable prices. Fu/ly in­ mon ceiling textures. Drobiak after 4 p m. The Planning and Zoning SALES POSITION - Straight In person, 467 Center YES WE HAVE HOMES IN THE 30$ NOEL'S CARPET Service - sured, 643-9321. Dry Wall Co., The Ceiling and commissions, leads furnished SMALL ENGINE Service $38,500. B/ W Realty, 647-1419. home. $42,900 Offers invited. REWEAVING burns, holes. Cleaning repair and sales. BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - Commission will hold public Street between 2 and 5 Corporation expanding dealer $33,900 — Cape with five rooms, large lot, garage. Curley Realtv, 347-8339. 342- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Wall People, Manchester. 646- Fresh apples, pears and fresh to home owners. Call 242-5402. Free estimates. Pick up and PAINTING - Interior, hearings on October 4, 1976 at p.m. ______netw ork. No experience 2288. Window shades, Venetian 8882. sweet apple cider. 260 Bush EAST HARTFORD - West­ delivery. Call 742-8885, An­ exterior. Paper hanging and 7:30 P.M in the Municipal ACT NOW - Turn spare time necessary. Complete training $38,900 — Industrially zoned, 6-room Cape with large blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Hill Roao. Manchester. brook Street. Six room Cape. sheds. dover Plaza, Andover or 646- carpentry work. Call 643-4453. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 Building to hear and consider into $$$! Be a S a n ta 's program. $500. investment One car garage and rec room. RANCH - Seven rooms, three Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 3468, Bolton, Conn. Demonstrator, earn commi$- CREATIVE COIFFURES, 695 required to start your own bedrooms, modern kitchen, L 5221. PICK YOUR own tomatoes the following petitions: Convenient to bus, shopping $39,900 — Bungalow style Cape with garage, central PAINTING - Interior - ROOFER will install roof, $ions up to 30'’'r- or - have a Main Street, Manchester, business Ideal for retired or shaped living and dining LOAM - Screened or un­ and peppers Bring your own LAURA A BELFIORE, ET wants experienced hair­ and park, etc. Aluminum lo ca tio n . exterior. Paperhanging, siding or gutters for low dis­ Toy & Gift Party in your part time. Details on request. siding. $34,900 By owner. Call room Large paneled family C&M TREE Service - Free es­ screened, driveway gravel, containers. 21 Angel Street, AL - ZONE CHANGE - dresser, full - part time, room in basement, garage, References. Fully insured. count price. Call Ken at 649- Manchester. home and earn free gifts! Our Mr. Barker. ESCA Field 649-6711. $37,900 — Good sized Colonial, very clean, aluminum timates, discount senior decorative stone, landscaping, GREEN ROAD & Wednesdav-Saturday. 742- Training Division Box 619, patio. 300' deep lot $39,^. citizens. Company For free estimates. Call Brian 2456. 29th year! Call or write San­ siding, oversized 2-car garage. backhoe work. 742-7833, 649- Henry, 646-4161. WOODBRIDGE STREET ta's Parties, Avon, Conn, 8333 , 649-5524. ask for Miss Wading River, New York. Philbrick Agenev. Realtors. Manchester owned and 2178 evenings. GREEN MOUNTAIN Louise RANCH - A "Must" House lor BIDWELL Home Improve­ To change the zoning from 06001 Phone 1-673-3455, 11792. Children - four bedrooms, un­ $37,900 — Duplex with 12 rooms, 4 baths, new gutters, 646-4200. operated. Call 646-1327. potatoes - at Thompson's Business I to Business II for a ment Co. Expert installation Green Mountain Potatoes 46 ique playroom, paneled living new wiring system. FIREPLACES (LIVE) Save of aluminum siding, gutters MOTHER who enjoys BRICK DUPLEX - living WILL TILL your garden for $7 Building-Contracting 33 Clarke Road, Bolton. 643-7276. parcel of approximately 1 25 Call SECRETARIAL CLERK - room, dining room, kitchen, on fuel, installed existing and trims. Roofing Installa­ acres developed as a shopping with accurate typing and children will care for vour laundry room, two baths, and $38,500 — Great location lor this 7-room Colonial, room, kitchen, formal dining per hour. Call anytime, 742- homes or new Guaranteed room, three bedrooms, rec 8532. tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- A n tiq u e s 48 center at the corner ol Green CHIEF BEAUDET shorthand skills Full time for child in my home days. West loaded with built-ins. Low 40s. clean, many amenities, garage. craftsmanship. Santivasci & NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Center Street area tall 646- room. 2-car garage, excellent 9109 Road and Woodbridge Street High school graduates take small busy office in Owner, 646-8852. Son, 646-0683 , 569-0180. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 2108 $41,000 — Vacent 7-room Capa, owner anxious. New condition, $51,900. Philbrick MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, ditions, rec rooms, porches WANTED Antique furniture, — 305-321 Green Road a long look at your future. Manchester Reply Box 100. HORACE Tetraull — Siding, Buckland Station, professional rec room, treed lot. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. concrete, steps, sidewalks, TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - and roofing. No job too small. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or The NAVY provides job patios, chimney and fireplace. roofing, storm windows, aw­ other antique items R RAYMOND & MARY Manchester. Conn. LICENSED MOTHER will Cleaning cellars and attics, Call 649-3144. experience and education provide experienced child HIGHLAND ESTATES $48,900 — Custom Ranch, vacant, 4 bedrooms, rec SOUTH WINDSOR - Im ­ Call 875-4973 after 6. nings. Quality workmanship, Harrison, 643-8709. POUTRE - ZONE CHANGE moving large appliances, also free estimates. Fully insured. 646-7888(6752.______KENNEL - Part time after­ care in her home, Buckley Executive type 10-room room, larga treed lot, Bowers School. maculate three bedroom stone and loam delivered, 644- CARPENTRY - Repairs, - SUMMIT STREET Ranch. Newly decorated, 872-9187 , 649-3417. noons and Saturdays Ideal for School area Manchester. 646- Raised Ranch, deluxe GENERAL Remodeling and 1775 , 644-9532. remodeling, additions, gar­ ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ To change the zoning from appliances, fireplace, garage, painting, interior and WE WANT honest reliable retired person in good 4096 kitchen and family room $92,900 — Central location on this modernized 5-5 ages, roofing, call David niture, oriental rugs, pain­ "Residence B" to "Residence full basement, 1/2 acre. exterior. Free estimates. SPECIALIZING cleaning and tings, pewter Windsor chairs, persons who can meet people physical condition. Maintain area, oversized dining Two Family. 2-car garage and loft. DRAPERIES - custom made - Patria, 644-1796. M" for a parcel of ap ­ MANCHESTER - Small store, Owner. No agents. 644-2327. References Reasonable repairing chimneys, roofs, de^s, pottery, weathervanes, and make friends for our premises, bathes dogs room and sitting area. very reasonable. Work new roofs. Free estimates 30 proximately 1 1 acres at 55V inquire 1-5 p m Canine ample parking, great poten­ $92,900 — Brand new 7-room Raised Ranches, off prices. 649-7831. guaranteed. Call anytime un­ WES ROBBINS carpentry baskets Ron Dionne. 643-1691. business Good income oppor­ Living room with cathedral Years Experience Howley, Summit Street as shown on a tunity, call 872-4515 between Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon tial, Call B W Realty. 647- Keeney St. Family room, 2’A baths, 2-car garage. SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus til 9 p.m , 649-4266. remodeling specialist. Au­ ceiling and fieldstone restored antique Colonial in 643-5361 plan included with the peti­ 10 a m -12 noon. An equal op­ Road. ManchesterMancl No phone 1419 QUALITY Refinishing - ditions, rec rooms, dormers, WANTED - Complete estates, $53,900 — Brand new 7-room Colonial, huge lot, Manchester Fifteen rooms, Custom reupholstery, 199 tion portunity employer calls please, fireplace. Large paneled RICH LOAM for sale, stone built-ins, bathrooms, clocks, phonographs, steins Situation Wanted 15 rec room with brick carpeting, fireplace, patio, deck. three full baths, nine Forest Street, Manchester kitchens, 649-3446. ROOFING and Gutters - GAF Will buy outright or sell on free. Call 646-3109 from 8 a m. roofing, Alcoa gutters, free AMES AND MANNING, ET ESTABLISHED Realtor has fireplace and built-in bar. fireplaces, other features too Caning, repairs. Very to 5 p.m. consignment, any quantity PORTER - Convalescent $94,900 — Highland Park School, 7-room Raised numerous to mention. $130.- estimates. Call anytime, 646- AL - ZONE CHANGE - Home seeking full time, opening for highly motivated FORMER TEACHER will Three or four bedrooms, 2 reasonaWe. Free estimates. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 644-8962 Ranch, ,2'A baths, 2-car garage, fumlly room with 000 P h ilb ric k A gency, 646-8574. 0466. HARTFORD ROAD porter, experienced with floor salesperson with real estate babysit week days in her baths, 2-car garage, two LRI Pasquale F. Lavorato, new homes custom built, care helpful but facility license Ask for Mr Bissell, home in Highland Park area. flreplace, real nice yard. Realtors, 646-4200 hypnotist-beneficial results, remodeled, additions, rec ANTIQUE DINING Room set To change the zoning from large extra rooms in lower BRICK-Block, stone, Healing-Plumbing 35 - Glass china cabinet, 6 chairs, willing to train Apply in per­ Philbrick Agency. 646-4200 Call 646-4515 level framed for future for anxiety, study problems, rooms, garages, kitchens "Residence AA" to a Business $99,SN)0 — Brand new 8-room Colonials off Keeney St. GARRISON COLONIAL - fireplaces, concrete, chimney remodeled, bath tile, cement buffet $300 Call 528-3468 1976 PONTIAC son. to Meadows Convalescent use Asking $75,500. overweight, smoking, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Use of category "Business I" NURSE - Wants Private Duty 4 bedrooms, family room, Hreplace, 20 Agency. 646-4200 any odd job (big or small) INSIDE - Outside painting. commercial. Workmanship SALE 816, 828-830 and 836 Harllord $88,000 — Bolton. Unbelievable Is the word on this 9- kitchen faucets replaced, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly S custom interior A more KITCHEN HELP - Convales­ Private Instructions 18 649-4316. Special rates for people over guaranteed 646-0683, 569-016(7 PRICE 3 0 8 9 Roadi as shown on a plan in­ PAPER ROUTE room (custom built by owner) log home. 2,500 sq. It. ol repaired, rec rooms, rooms, single $56., double $69 cent Home seeking part lime MANCHESTER - Offers in­ MANCHESTER - (Juality 65. Fully insured. Estimates plus tax. continental cluded with the petition vited on this expanded six living space, 2-car garage with loft. Interesting! Call to built seven room Cape, EXPERT TREE Removal bathroom remodeling, heal 30 hours per week, pot REMEDIAL READING and given. Call 649-7863 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY modernization, etc Free es­ breakfast, maid service, color room Ranch in the Insp ect. featuring plaster walls and and land clearing - free es­ Carpentry and general con­ Copies of these applications washer Apply in person to AVAILABLE math: individualized work timates gladly given M i M TV, utilities, parking Call, ■EAT YOUR REST O U l POLICY TO RE Meadow's Convalescent Manchester Green area. First many built-in additions. timates - fully insured. Call PAINTING - interior and tracting Residential and have been filed in the Town Wickham Apt. area program, ilst-8th grade! by Plumbing St Heating, 649-2871 646-2300 NEVER KNOWINGLY UNOERSOLDI Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Masters degree teacher. 568- floor family room, three Fireplaced front to back All Stale Tree Expert Com­ exterior, paperhanging, commercial Whether it be a Clerk's office for public in­ East Hartford living room, den. formal pany. 742-6591 spection Manchester fo r 8075. bedrooms, one and 1/2 baths FM m ESTATE (XNTER excellent work References small repair job, a custom CLEAN PLEASANT - rooms dining room, 9x12 enclosed fireplaced living room. Priced Free estimates. Fully in­ built home or anything in F lo o rin g 36 for rent Linens provided PLANNING AND MANCHESTER in the mid $40's. Zinsser Agen­ 646-4144 porch, three bedrooms up­ HAVE TRUCK will travel. sured Martin Mattson, 649- between, call 646-1379 PONTIAC-BUICK > ZONING COMMISSION PART TIME - Lubrication Light trucking, call 643-0359. Close to everything Call 546- cy, 646-1511 stairs, 1 1 2 baths, basement 4431 3109. OPEL-DATSUN-FIAT-LANCIA Ronald Gates. help wanted nights and EVENING HERALD Drop in lor a cup ol coffee, no obligation. rec room, attached 2-car gar­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, weexends, experience helpful. MASONRY - Brick, block, floors like new. no waxing, Secretary Please ConlacI; HANG GLIDING lessons - by TWO FAMILY, central loca­ age. Large treed lot. affords ELECTRICIAN - All types of PAPER HANGING Expert stone, plastering and con­ BEDROOM, share 1 1 2 baths 289-6483 o p e n eves t il io 18 years ol age or older Apply FRECHEHE AND MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. wiring, electrical improve­ (specializing in older floors) loh M r. H atak appointment call, 875-1964. much privaev. $38,500 D a te d this 20th day of Moriarty Bros 315 Center St!, tion, nice lot, four rooms each 263 Main St., Manchester Your average paper, in crete, fireplaces and Ceilings and inside painting and kitchen privileges with 647-9947 Northern Connecticut School floor, good condition. $43,000. Philbrick Agenev, Realtors. ment and repair work Free average room, $25 Mr chimneys. New and repair. E owner and one other tenant Route 5, East Windsor September. 1976. Manchester of Hang Gliding 646-4200 estimates Call 646-5253 John Verfaille, 646-5750 , 872- 646-2426, 9-5. Richman, 646-3864 Richardson. 643-0889, 649-0608 2222 Security 649-7630 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 20, 1976 Fm* and EniMi ______AutOB For Salt 91 Autoa For Salt B1 A u to s F o r S a lt SI Autos F o r S a lt 61 Answer to Previous Puzzle Poets MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Sept. 20, 1976— PAGE NINETEEN X Charles M. Schultz AHTIQU£------new paint, radial tires, 30 ARIES (March 21-Apr(l 19) He might not even make six if three. 1974 1965 CHEVY Impala, Super 1975 CORVETTE - automatic, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If GLASTONBURY 4,000 feet in­ 1974 FORD 1975 miles plus. $1,200. Call 643- You’ll have a chance to correct everything went sour dustrial space first floor, sport, good condition. $250 or power steering, power brakes, 9276. Trucks lor Sale 62 your mistakes today, if you act a friend denies your request to­ MAVERICK best offer Call 646-2981, day. perhaps he has no other Anyway, he won the club lead We open our lowest spade. overhead Crane suitable many GALAXIE 500 MALIBU 12,000 miles. Must be seen. promptly, Don’t sweep errors Partner is marked with some Qraan 2-Door, anytime. under the rug. They'll return to choice. Indirectly, he will try to played dummy’s ace of hearts purposes. $1 50 foot, heat and Yellow. 4 door ledan, 2-Door Hardtop. 6 Reasonable. Dealer, 643-2791, 1968 DODGE Coronet, good 1971 8-CYLINDER, custom high cards. Maybe they in­ automatic, power deluxe/90 C hevrolet. All haunt you. work out something more and lost the heart finesse to electric included. 633-7511, automatic, powar cylindar, automatic, second car, has new exhaust beneficial. clude something like five ataaring, economical 6 1972 COMET, four door sedan, 1973 GRAN PRIX all power, aluminum box with roll down West, who played a second 649-7287 •tearing, air powar steering. Low, air-conditioner, four new system, battery and brakes. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) spades to the ace or the king- cylindar angina. 64,000 miles, good running door, modified for both low SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. club. South was now sure of conditioning. low mileage. condition, asking 1,350 Call radials, am/fm radio, vinyl Good running condition. $500.; You're both resourceful and jack. 1970 Duster, 340, automatic, level and platform level extravagant today. Unfor­ 21) You're better off to be a anytime, 646-5097. roof, 27,000 miles, $4150 or loading, newly built engine lone wolf today. If something of A u fo s F o r S a fe 61 best offer. Call after 5, 646- excellent running condition, tunately. that which you gain with special rear end gearing will have a hard time equalling importance Is in the balance, Barry's World *2795 6958. have to see it to believe it *2895 *3695 1968 MUSTANG - Good condi­ what you've wasted. you’re the one who can tip the Motor has been rebuilt, has 6,- for in-city stop and go tion. $700. 8-cylinder. Call 643- delivery. Dual rear tires, good scales favorably. 4503. 1968 MAROON GTO - Good 000 miles on it. Asking $2,000. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 1 646-8430, 647-9098. condition, approximate net CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. condition. 400 cubic inch, 350 Coincide your views with close capacity 2 ton. Excellent vehi­ 19) A new inspirational ap­ The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - hp, automatic transmission, associates today. It won’t com­ 1968 GTO, automatic cle for city deliveries or can promise your position to make proach may be necessary to Good running condition. New­ radial tires, power brakes and be converted to camper. get those under you off dead- steering. $600. Call Pete 649- transmission, mag wheels, a few minor concessions. DILLON SALES & SERVICE INC. ly rebuilt engine, $400. Call $900 firm, call after 5 p.m., Asking $2500. Will not refuse a center today. Use your Ingenui­ 644-1242. 2570, CANCER (June 21-July 22) 646-5141. reasonable offer. Spot cash. ty Your expectations are apt to ...IP We believe you can obtain AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) THAT'S FORD nearly full bank financing on exceed realities today. Think t r u e r H E 643-2145 big but also think practically. You'll be involved in a venture SHOULD such an excellent value. Call today that looks like a loser to J O IN U S 319 IViain St. Manchester Crestwood Products Corp. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The all but you and another party. O N T H E 528-9471. E ast H artford, ace-in-ihe-hole you feel will The two of you can make it pay. e n d a n g e r e d Conn , 10 a m .-5 p.m . come through for you today SPECIES Weekdays only! may be trumped, but an area PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) In BuylhisO pel. you least expect could be the your first glance al things today profitable one. you are prone to overlook im­ Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 portant (jetails. A second look VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) gives the true picture. MOTGRCYCLE Insurance - Your destiny has been under Harry Stickeh Sayr — Specializing in low cost control of others the past few coverage for over 10 years. days. Today the reins are in Your MOD SOU) BUGMNS G e l Binding authority. Crockett your hands. Handle them wise­ ^ 1 lu. nacEi TO SOI Agency, Inc., 643-1577. ly and with imagination. Birthciay NO HOKSnSE OM UNTaS LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) You Sept. 21, 1976 c m TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville may not be too resourceful to­ Exciting vistas will open up for Born Loser — Art Santom 1972 MUSTANG 1977 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and day unless your back is to the you this year. Much of value G rin d * H.T., gold, tin , vinyl roof, wall Then, your ability to im­ and personal profit can be S cyl., i/lrini., AM/FM itiroo, rack. $1,750. 289-4042. p/ilt«rlng. whit* will*, * r**l provise will surprise even you. gained through new friends. n K T DOES b**uly. 1973 HGDAKA, road and trail ®i 976 by NE A Inc I JU S T bike, all chrome, only 143 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and StoHel SHE iXJN'T IGOOW *2395 miles. $550 Call 646-3636. M EAtO.I iMHEk) TO 1973 COMET "How long have you been planning the 4 Door S *din , gold with brown PONTIACS 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, 250, POU'T V s t o p ! President's trips this way?" vinyl roof. 8 cyl., a/tran*., new engine job, low miles, p/tl**rlng, fac air condlllonlno. helmets, tires, other extras. BU65YS KMOtlU HOW and whit* walla. Eitra nic* thru oul. Road equipped, $375. or best BEANERY TO SPELL offer. 649-9*1. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick *2395 BANANA'.?/ NOW ON DISPLAY Campers-Trallers 1973 DODGE 0100 Mobile Homes 65 I RECALL t h a t CERTAIN YOU'RE Th in k IN OF Craw cab pickup with 8 loot PERSONS ABOUNP HERE HIS BROTHER PlPsY body, jump aaata. 8 cyl.. a/trina., AT SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES radio. p/Bt*«ring, whit* walla. A 18' CAMPER trailer - single WERE s k e p t ic a l o f MV "THE GUY WHO varaatlla unit. R **| claan. axle, excellent condition. EFFORTS TO SAVE THE OWLS s ap LAKEFRONT *2595 Eleven years old. $1,500. Call CLUB FROM THE BULLPOZER' PROPERTY 742-8930. -w HAKKAFF'"WELL ITSO^ HAPPENS CON5RESSMAN 1974 TOYOTA A $4,995 two bedroom, mobile t Long bad pickup, a/lrana.. radio, BACKSLIDE IS TAKING A Ace — Wlrth This Funny World buckat aaata. work or plaaaura home fifteen minutes from p e r s o n a l INTEREST.' thia la a nIc* on*. Hartford with financing *2795 available. Unbelievable but true only at Plaza Homes. THAT CLUCkIs b e e n h e 's m y m u s i c LYNCH Complete selection of new and LISTENIN’ T' YA PER t e a c h e r . . . I S T I L L 1972 TOYOTA pre-owned 12' and 14' wide Crown Mark II, 4 door aadan, AN HOUR.' HE MUST O W E H I M R 9 R M Y gold, 6 cyltndar, a/tran*.. radio, mobile homes on display. whila walla. Compar*. YEAR END SAVINGS ON ALL 1976 TOYOTAS IN STOCK — Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur BE A REAL MUSIC ■1 L A S T *1695 BUY NOW & BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE — SAVE MONEY Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ LOVER.' , V L E S S O N . ' WASN'T NOWI pike, Berlin, Conn 1-828-0369. ^ NOT BACKSLIDE^ necessarily .' -4; THE congressman 1971 V.W. WE NEED 30 used mobile WHO GOT LOST Oranga with black Intarlor. atick ahifl, radio. An ailra claan car homes, all sizes, please call ON HIS WAV TO Plaza Home Broker, 1-828- WASHINGTON? *995 0360.

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