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Carter woos kingpins
By DEAN REYNOLDS state of Georgia today, talked of it in elected president of the United United Press International Delaware Tuesday. States,” and pledged to “ do anything Through much of the primary cam “Jimmy Carter does a disservice I possibly can” to help. And after paign Jimmy Carter avoided the when he keeps saying, ‘I will not Carter told union members the ad Democratic Party power centers, mention or talk about Richard ministration is “limited in ability relying instead on the so-called Nixon’,” Dole said. “ He’s already and timid in leadership.” Meany “ grass roots.” That's changing now, done it. He’s already raised the doubt called Carter “ the man,” and said as is the Republican reluctance to in the minds of the American his election won't come “ a minute discuss Watergate. people.” too soon.” Carter, who says he has spent too Dole stressed- that he wasn’t in President Ford attacked Carter much time recently with party volved in Watergate, and that Gerald today for his posture on worldwide leaders and influential contributors, Ford, not Nixon is the candidate of U.S, troop withdrawals. nevertheless visited traditionally the GOP. “ I don’t think we need to go In a speech to the National Guard Democratic strongholds and their back into the past,” he said, ” ... R ’s Association, the President criticized kingmakers Tuesday, a fact the Republican Party was not Carter for saying, in his acceptance involved. Gerald Ford was not in speech last month at the Democratic Meanwhile, Republican vice volved.” convention, that he favored presidential candidate Robert Dole In Washington, Kennedy emerged withdrawing overseas forces if it faced Watergate head-on and ac from his meeting with Carter to say would not endanger this country’s cused Democrats of linking Presi it is “ important Gov. Carter be security. dent Ford by implication to his dis credited predecessor. The Democratic presidential Rightists and leftists nominee met with AFL-CIO presi dent George Meany and Sen, Edward Kennedy, leaving with endorsements clash near Beirut Sara Robinson, guidance counselor at Manchester High School, administers tests to not-so- from both before courting support at eager new sophomores at this morning's orientation session for incoming students. The fundraising dinners in New York- BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - president-elect Elias Sarkis’ City. Rightists and leftist forces clashed peace parley in Damascus. new Class of 1979 is taking tests, receiving course schedules and meeting with counselors with rockets and mortars today in Clashes along the confrontation today and Thursday in preparation of school opening next Wednesday, Sept. 8. While Carter has said he will not suburban Beirut and in the moun lines of Beirut’s southeastern sub bring up the Watergate scandals of tains northeast of the capital. urbs and in the mountains northeast Richard Nixon’s administration, the Lebanon’s warfronts remained of the capital claimed at least 87 subject continues to surface, and comparatively quiet, however, as dead over the past 24 hours, accor Dole, who is visiting Carter’s home both sides awaited the results of ding to the combined figures of Antibusing protesters clash militia groups. "That’s a normal toll for a light day when nothing much is Anti-boycott amendment happening,” said a leftist official, his with police in Louisville cynicism a reflection of the level of violence which war-weary Beirutis added to tax measure have come to take tor granted over 17 By JOHN LESAR about 200 persons set bonfires along answer the questions before school months of strife. United Press International the highway and refused to disperse starts on a staggered basis Thursday WASHINGTON (UPI) - A House- legislation despite the administra The capital’s Christian and Hopes for a peaceful resumption of after the march. and Friday. Today, parents were en Senate conference committee has tion. Parsky replied, “ It is rather Moslem residential quarters bustled school busing in Louisville, Ky., The crowd retreated to a shopping couraged to visit the schools their served notice it will vote to impose shocking to hear you talk that way.” with activity as pedestrians, street vanished in clouds of tear gas center across the highway from the children will attend to meet teachers tax sanctions on companies that Sen. Russell Long, D-La., chair vendors and motorists enjoyed a sun Tuesday night. school, the scene of similar violence and administrators. cooperate with the Arab boycott of man of the conference, cut the ny day’s respite from the artillery An antibusing protest erupted on last year. Over the last four days, a “ rumor- Israel, despite strong opposition exchange short, and told Parsky, and mortar fire. the eve of the second year of j busing Some demonstrators picked up control” center has answered about from the Ford administration. “ We’re going to pass an anti-boycott In the late morning, however, desegregation program. canisters and tossed them back at the 1,000 telephone Inquiries a day. sporadic shelling sent three shells But Dayton, Ohio, officials moved policemen. The court-ordered busing plan is The boycott issue was only one of amendment.” into West Beirut. a public awareness program on Six persons were taken into police aimed at making each school reflect hundreds of issues in the huge tax Long told the staff to carefully Leaders of both sides were busing into high gear hoping to avert custody. Two were later released a systemwide racial division of 48 per revision bill, including an extension draft an amendment limitftig the tax awaiting a briefing by Sarkis, who similar problems when schools there without charge. cent black and 52 per cent white. of tax cuts. The committee is sanctions to secondary and third- returned Tuesday night from one-day open Thursday and Cleveland of There were 638 arrests between working to complete the bill — a level boycotts only, also limiting the The Cleveland school board talks in Damascus with Syrian Presi ficials prepared an appeal of a .school Sept. 4,1975, beginning the fall term, compromise between House and effect of the sanctions to the business Tuesday authorized ah appeal of a dent Hafez Assad, desegregation order. and Jan. 1, 1976 in connection with Senate versions of the bill — by actually connected with the boycott. desegregation order leveled against Both Sarkis and the Syrians played Today, some 20,000 black and white antibusing demonstrations in Thursday. The sanctions involve loss of the the system by a federal judge. down the visit, issuing no joint state children, 2,000 more than last year, Louisville, mainly in an area south of The committee staff was ordered foreign tax credit, foreign tax The court, ruling on a suit by the deferral and benefits under Domestic ment. ^coun ts in both the Syrian were bused to better mix their races the city limits. to draft an amendment denying some and Lmanese media were skimpy in the Louisville-Jefferson County Ohio’s first court-ordered busing NAACP Tuesday, found the city and foreign tax benefits to companies International Sales Corporations. state school boards guilty of Illegally Similar legislation for a ban on any and v ^ u e , leading observers to area’s 165 schools, desegregation plan begins Thursday that cooperate in international gu ess-tS la lk s were inconclusive. Tuesday night, police fired tear gas in the 41,(X)0-student Dayton school fostering school segregation. Both boycotts after the White House U.S. firms participating in the Arab boards denied the allegation and boycott against Israel was approved Sources close to the neogitation to disperse antibusing protesters system. About 13,(XX) students— most refused to offer compromise reported earlier that rightist and lef among the 1,000 persons who of them in the elementary grades — charged the ruling would end the con language of its own, saying the Inter Tuesday by the House Internationhl cept of community schools. Relations Committee. tist forces are close to an agreement marched along Preston Highway will be bused. nal Revenue Code was no place to on an Arab League peace plan that near Southern High School. Police A citywide, school-sponsored conduct foreign policy. By a 27-1 vote, that panel urged the Despite the appeal, the city and full House to make it a violation for could end the 17-month-old civil war. said the gas was used only after systentTif visits by volunteers to the state must formulate a plan for "Use of the tax code here would homes of students, was designed to any American company to refrain desegregating the Cleveland schools. not affect the boycott and would from doing business with Israel in harm our international interests,” order to continue dealings with Arab Assistant Treasury Secretary Gerald nations. L. Parsky told the committee. State surplus reported r Opponents of the House measure Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., believe Arab nations, particularly News summary accused Parsky of acting “ as a flack Saudi Arabia, might retaliate by to be $34.7 million for the Arabs on this issue,” and said giving lucrative business contracts to COMPILED FROM UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Congress would pass anti-boycott other nations. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut, approach as only putting off the State finalized contracts and only three faced with a projected $80 million problem to another day. have serious deadlocks. budget deficit only 10 months ago, Officials said the $114.7 million tur HARTFORD — Unemployment Volcano may erupt will close the books on the last fiscal nabout in the state's fiscal status was compensation claims in Connec year with a $34.7 million surplus, partly of an upturn in the state’s ticut dropped .1 per cent between National state officials said today. economy and cutbacks in state spen the first and second halves of WASHINGTON - Wayne Hays The figures were to be made public ding. August, Labor Commissioner within three days has decided tp resign from later today by state Comptroller State officials have said the budget Frank Santaguida said today. Congress within next week, accor Edward Caldwell. surplus from last year can be used to There were 123,896 claims during “ The prediction is that there will ding to a source close to the Ohio POINTE-A-PITRE, Guadeloupe The total is about $5 million above help close an expected gap in next the two weeks ending Aug 21, a be a major eruption in three or four Democrat Hays reportedly too (UPI) — Smoke and steam spouted that in the most recent report made year’s spending plan. State officials drop of about 23,000 when com days,” Tazieff said. "It could take despondent and depressed to de thousands of feet into the murky by administration officials. Officials say they ^ e optimistic they can end pared to the year before, he said. skies above La Soufriere volcano several forms. We just don’t know.” have been projecting a surplus since the present fiscal year with a sur fend himself against sex-scandal Both Tazieff and Tomblyn were allegation lodged by Elizabeth today, increasing scientific specula May for the fiscal year that ended plus. WATERBURY - The retrial of tion the volcano will erupt within the among five scientists slightly injured June 30 Although a budget surplus is Ray, feels a House Ethics Com when the summit of La Soufriere Murray R Gold in the so-called mittee probe would hurt his wile next three days. Last November Gov. Ella T. traditionally thought to be a political exploded Monday in a shower of ash Yom Kippur murders of his Resignation would end the panel's French volcanologist Haroun Grasso went on statewide television ~ especially in an election year and stones. former wife's parents was jurisdiction over Hays and the Tazieff, leading a team of scientists to warn of an impending $80 million ■ Mrs. Grasso has come under some Hundreds of earth tremors rocked scheduled to begin today in case would be dropped studying the simmering mountain, deficit and said austerity measures criticism for the seemingly chaotic the volcano for two days after the Superior Court found “ impressive billowing steam would have to be taken. Among them status of Connecticut’s finances laden with gray ash” spraying from explosion, slacking off only briefly was the layoff of 500 state workers. But Mrs Grasso, who has pledged j HARTFORD - Hartford WASHINGTON - FBI Director fissures nearthe 4,9(X)-foot summit. Tuesday morning. to continue the cutbacks she in policemen have ratified a three- Clarence M Kelley has Colleague John Tomblyn, director Tomblyn said the volcano Mrs. Grasso also recommended — stituted when saying the state was year contract to end a 14-month acknowledged to Justice Depart of the Seismic Research Unit at the registered “ about 323 tremors and the legislature passed — use of a faced with a deficit, has told ment investigators that he University of the West Indies, said between 10 a m. and nightfall” and series of one-time-only revenue battle with the city that include a reporters she will not apologize for a accepted gifts from subordinates, the column of steam was jetting 6,(X)0 the seismic energy increased sources to meet the cash shortage. parking ticket blitz and picketing. surlpus. but said he is willing to phy for feet into the air during the night. dramatically. Some lawmakers have criticized this The vote was 211 to 65 in favor to the contract which provides an them if it is determined that any overall 18 per cent increase and federal regulations were broken averted the layoff of sleven policemen GADSDEN, Ala - Three Adverse ruling on school funding firemen were killed and 28 per Regional sons injured Tuesday when a 50,- 000 gallon gasoline tank exphxled may lead state to personal income-tax BOSTON — Crime cost United ■’like an atomic bomb as a crowd States business more than $23 6 of 100 watched firemen battle a billion last year, up about 50 per lire at a service station The blast schools unless funding was approved. Connecticut — is unfair because HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut The Connecticut case—Horton vs cent over figures five years ago, leveled the station and scorched has much in common with New The state is presently appealing a children in poorer districts do not get \ Meskill — has been pending for according to an expert in in pavement, trees and grass across Jersey and that could mean the Hartford Superior Court ruling that the same advantages as those in almost two years and lawmakers on dustrial security. About $6 billion the street about 200 feet away beginning of a personal income tax to funding education primarily by local wealthier districts. both sides of the touchy income tax of the total was lor private securi fund education, says state Education property taxes is unconstitutional. "The issues are similarly framed question say an adverse ruling would ty systems. Arthur J Bilek of Commissioner Mark R. Shedd. An adverse court decision is legally and constitutionally,” said substantially increase the pressure Pinlcerlon's, Inc , told the International Shedd said Tuesday he expected expected to set the stage for a battle Shedd. He said he saw no difference for an income tax American Society of Industrial MITLA PASS, Sinai — Tixlay the state Supreme Court later this over tax reform when the legislature between the cases that would result An income tax or statewide proper Security Tuesday fall to declare unconstitutional the convenes in January ' X in a different verdict. "This is the ty tax appears to be the only new marks the first anniversary of the "1 suspect the state may lose its three-year Sinai peace accord present method of funding local same issue that brought the New avenues of raising money open, with PROVIDENCE, R 1. - School schools which would create a need appeal. That’s the way these cases signed by Egypt and Israel and Jersey legislature to its knees. almost all sides agreed the current bells ring in Rhode Island next for hundreds of millions of dollars in have gone in other states,” said 170 American men and women ■ 'The methods of finance in the two levies have reached their limit Wednesday with the threat of new state revenue. Shedd who has long opposed the pre spent It in routine monitoring 1^ states have been similar, " he said Shedd said he favored an income teacher strikes ’considerably New Jersey — which had a similar sent funding system. operations from several sur "The two situations are not identical, tax if the state was forced to raise diminished from a year ago Only problem — passed a personal income Courts in both states have ruled veillance posts in the barren but there's an expeT^ence in New the extra revenue because it was eight'of 39 communities have not tax earlier this year only after the funding schools primarily by local desert Jersey that can be informative to the most equitable lor the most courts threatened to close the state’s property taxes — as now done in us” people. MAI^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . Wed , Sept 1, 1OT6 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 1, 1976
Harris’ sentenced Task Force to study School board accepts five resignations Scraa n t FLETCHER CUSS CO. Rapalrad... Five resignations were ment Center in Warwick, degree from Eastern system for three years, Riverside (Greenwich), years before taking a leave O n U M E S T E R accepted, two leaves of resigned effective im appointed a resource room of absence in January 1975, R.I., and at the Mt. St. Connecticut State College Over 25 Yairt of Exporlonco | 11 years to life enrollment impacts absence were approved mediately. She has teacher at Illing Junior is a graduate of Skidmore John School in Deep River, and her M.A. degree from and six appointments were LOS ANGELES (UPI) - William The Harrises turned the traditional accepthd a position at St. High School. Miss Buscher College and holds a Conn. the University of Connec Aulo - Plata - Window Olaaa - MIrrora - Qlaaa The Manchester Board of Educa the century. The demographer, made by the Manchester Furnitura Topa - Pletura Framing - FIraplaea k and Emily Harris, again reviling the opportunity for "last words” before Joseph College, West Hart Is a summa cum laude master’s degree from St, • Miss Nancy Moore of ticut. She taught for four tion has named a 17-member citizens Thomas E. Steahr of the University Board of Education Mon Door MIrrora - Madicina Cablnata - Spaelal Work judge and American justice and scor sentence was passed into an opening ford. graduate of the University Joseph College. Stafford Springs, appointed years in Portland, Ore. task force, the first of two planned of Connecticut, is nearly finished day night. ning clemency as revolutionaries to for 20 minute speeches, turning their • Mrs. Joan Hoverman, of Connecticut and com a part-time (one-half) advisory committees, to study the with his report, Kennedy said this The personnel actions a teacher at Buckley • Ivan Klimko of elementary music teacher. Collactor'a Mama the last, were sentenced to 11 years backs on the judge to address week. pleted student teaching • Mrs. Ruth Tucker of short-range impact of anticipated were: School for eight years, a requirements at Warwick, R.I., appointed Miss Moore holds a Manch6$ler649-4521 Oanlah Pfataa to life in prison for a Symbionese reporters and spectators. Named to the task force were Manchester, appointed to Praaldantlal drops in public school enrollment. • Mrs. Carolyn Boucher, leave of absence for per M an ch ester’s Bennet an elementary school bachelor's degree from the Liberation Army crime spree with "We are going to prison, not Rqger Bagley of 66 Dale Rd., Robert teach language' arts at Dacantara The task force, charged with a second grade teacher at sonal reasons starting Junior High School. social worker, the second University of Connecticut Patricia Hearst. because we are a threat to people but Blanchard of 52 Princeton St,, Illing Junior High School Nullna making recommendations on the Verplanck School now on Sept. 8. • Mrs. Karen Decker of male social worker in the and student taught in They still face trial for kidnaping because our ideas are a threat to the Patrick Brown of 91 Washington St., part-time (two-fifths). Raproductlona next five years, will begin its work leave of absence, resigned • Mrs. Barbara Murphy, Tolland, appointed a part- school system. He holds a Manchester Schools. Miss Hearst, the newspaper heiress way society is organized,” Harris wfth an organizational meeting Sept. Robert H. Franklin of 63 Arvine PL, Mrs. Tucker, a graduate of effective immediately. She a Robertson School teacher time (two-fifths) special bachelor’s and master's • Mrs. Judith Nelson of Open Thun. A Fri. til 9 P.M. they helped convert to their cause. said. Harriet Haslett of 78 Blue Ridge Dr., Emmanuel College, has PlatMca In Stock 20 at 8 p.m. at the school had taught in Manchester for eight years, a leave of degree in social work from Columbia, appointed a Sat. tl| S P.M. "Bring on the jugglers and the dan The Harrises were coi^victed on education teacher at taught in Lynn, Mass., and W" - 3/18" - W" headquarters, 45 N. School St,' Joei Janenda of 42 Timber Trail, for three and a haff years. absence for personal Manchester High School. the University of Connec third grade teacher at cing bears and get this charade five counts of kidnaping, auto theft Appointment of the task force was Richard Marshall of 189 Shallow- East Hartford. She recent- S4 McN66 St, Manclwstcr Stock Shaafa or • Gary Caldwell, a first reasons starting Sept. 8. Mrs. Decker, who taught in ticut and has done such Bowers ' School. Mrs. (OK Contar SIraat) over," Harris demanded in a last and armed robbery for stealing cars suggested in May by Schooi Supt. brook Lane, Jim McAuley of 92 Croft Jy served as a long-term Cut Sliaa courtroom attack on Superior Court and money at gunpoint as they fled year social studies teacher • Miss Nancy Buscher of Manchester for several work at the Lakeside Treat Nelson received her B.S. substitute at Illing. James Kennedy, when he told the Dr., Marilyn McCann of 151 McKee at filing Junior High Judge Mark Brandler before across the city with Miss Hearst school board that a continuing St. 111 sentence was passed Tuesday. after the heiress peppered a sporting School, resigned effective decline in births and an increasing Also, Lee McCray of 280 E. Middle im m ediately. He has "1 could not stoop so low as to ask goods store with bullets to free trend to "out-migration” are likely Tpke., Eugene Montany of 289 Judge Brandler for mercy,” Mrs. Harris from a shoplifting arrest. accepted a position in the to reduce the student enrollment by Ferguson Rd., Beldon H, Schaffer of athletic department of Harris declared in her final state Miss Hearst faces trial on the same 1,200 students by 1980. 118 Porter St., Dr. Walter Schardt of ment. charges in.4^s Angeles, beginning Marist College in New Also suggest^ then by Kennedy 31 Eastland St., Alfred Sieffert of M Y o rk (H & "I'm a revolutionary in a court Jan. 10, and is also to be the star was hiring services of a Kennedy Rd., Kathy Spohn of 24 where a judge in a few minutes is witness'against the Harrises at their • Mrs^^ulia Hayes, a demographer to study population Hartland Rd., Robert Stone of 60 science teacher at going to take great pleasure in trial ih Oakland for kidnaping her. trends and make more accurate Butternut Rd. and M. Philip Susag of Pre-Labor Day Sale Manchester High School locking me in prison." Although the Harrises disdained to enrollment projections to the end of 46 Adelaide Rd. Mrs. Harris called the judge a ask for leniency, their attorneys did for two years, resigned “vengeful maniac” and Harris called so, arguing they had no previous effective immediately. She him "a vain, authoritarian, record and did not hurt anyone. has accepted a position at i Below Glade solid egotistical, vindictive, prejudiced Harris maintained their crimes were Restitution arranged East Catholic High School Dealer Air Freshener and crotchety old man." "totally nonviolent.” fin Manchester. • Cost General • Mrs. Janet Schaedler, Electric for damage to school a third grade teacher at Automatic 3 7 f . Bowers School for six .'7; School and law enforcement Can Opener arrested for the breaks and thefts, years, resigned effective authorities have arranged to recover Removable cutting ' Grant to help pay cost police said. immediately. She is Clear Plastic the full value of school equipment Cooperation among police, school assembly for easy moving to West Palm cleaning Automatic''! Shoe Storage Box stolen or damaged in two burglaries authorities and the Juvenile Court Beach, Fla. operation; cord 12V2” x63/4"x33/«"| Andrulot puts in last shift into the Keeney Street School in of instructor at OTC led to an agreement with parents of • Mrs. Jean Zurbrigen, a storage 4EC32 Bill Andrulot, second from right, tells one last story to fellow March, School Supt. James Kennedy the youths, Kennedy said. Full learning disabilities con says. The Manchester Board of Educa tor, whose position will then be Park Dept, employes Ken Irish, left. Bill Wagner, second from restitution for the school's losses has sultant to the school S 4 9 * tion has received a $900 state grant to financed by the Board of Education. The burglaries, which occurred been arranged, he said. left, and Park Superintendent Ernest J. Tureck, right. Andrulot m u u m i YOUR Sweater Box help offset the cost of hiring a han Plans for the job were included in the over the March 13-14 weekend, Kennedy said the Keeney Street rReg. dicapped person as a part-time is retiring and Tuesday marked his last day of work after almost resulted in the theft of audio-visual School case is a continuation of CHOICE 16"xll"x6'/:" center's 1976-1977 budget. -I (Each vocational instructor at the new The training center is nearing com 40 years with the Park Dept. (Herald Photo by Dunn) equipment and other items valued at Board of Education policy to seek n o o / r t »«<>?!; Reg. Regional Occupational Training pletion, School Supt. James Kennedy $2,436, Kennedy said. full restitution for damages and /O loYiPnees General 2.87 1 . 9 9 Center. said Monday night, and will be ready Some of the equipment was losses when the responsible persons SCHICK Electric Center Director Norman Fendell for students when schools open next recovered when four youths were are apprehended. Stalin's place Flexamatic Shaver told the school board Monday night Wednesday, Sept. 8. Theater schedule 3-Speed in history Swivel Bar Stool that one of the aims of the center’s The school board has scheduled a Our Portable Mixer program is to employ the han UA East 1 — "Obsession" "The Bad News Bears” 1 : 00- dwindles down OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF meeting at the training center to take 7:15-9:15 3:00-7:15-9:15 Reg. 2 2 9 7 Speeds lor 'stir', dicapped to help teach the han 29.97 a tour on Sept. 27, and a public open UA East 2 — "The Summer East Hartford Drive-In — Chestnut Hill open house MOSCOW (UPI) - Dic PADDED OR TUBE 'be^'and'whip'. Reg dicapped, so the grant was awarded house is slated Oct. 17, a Sunday. of 64" 9:00; "Let the Good “Summer of 64” 7:30; "Let tator Josef V. Stalin's of Thin, flexible foil head ad|usts to (acial Beater eiector 1380 contours. 32 Schick line blades shave by the state Department of Educa State Education Commissioner Mark Times Roll" 7:00 the Good Times Roll" 9:05 ficial place in Soviet releases beaters Black enamel metal tion. Shedd will be the guest speaker at the UA East 3 — "Harry & East Windsor Drive-In — set for Thursday night history dwindled Tuesday. PATIO FURNITURE even problem beards extra close. Wide lor cleaning. trimmer (or burns, beard, etc. 4400 4(^24 (ramewith natural The $900 grant will cover the first open house. Walter Go to New York” 7:10- "Gator" 7:30, “Return of the The new edition of the • All Webbing&TubingFurnitureRepairKits wood seat and hack three months salary for the instruc- 9:10 Pink Panther" 9:35 Chestnut Hill Preschool will have Language'T3SX7Bl»pment Kit, creative Great Soviet Encyclopedia Vernon Cinema 1 — "The Manchester Drive-In — "At open house Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in rhythms, and movement and sen cut his entry by more than •ALL BARBECUE TOOLS ------Amtrak lakes over Omen" 7:30-9:30 the Earth's Core" 8:05; “The Luther Hall of Emanual Lutheran sorimotor skills. half. As the result of an agreement Vernon Cinema 2 — Land that Time Forgot" 9:30 It praised Stalin's war AND ACCESSORIES Elmer’s Glue PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Amtrak “Gator" 7:15-9:20 Showcase Cinema 1 — Church, 60 Church St. Teachers in tfie morning classes today assumed control of almost all reached among Amtrak, Conrail and Interested parents are welcome to role and described him as a Burnside 1 — "Murder By "Drum" 2:15-7:30-9:40 are Mrs. Carol Mahlstedt, teacher- •ALL PATIO TRAYS & ACCESSORIES m i Reg. train movem ents in the busy railroad labor organizations, Amtrak Death" 7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinema 2 — join the staff and parents of already- director; Mrs. Linda Wiley and Mrs. prominent Communist is responsible for all trains on these theoretician, but criticized •ALL FURNITURE & GRILL COVERS 1 09 5 9 * northeastern rail corridor. Burnside 2 — "Gator" 7:10- "Outlaw Josey Wales" 2:00- enrolled children in a sampling of a Helen Pendleton. Afternoon teachers 8 07 squeeze bottle, The territory covers 565 route routes, including Conrail freight 9:10 7:10-9:40 typical day at the school. New are Mrs. Sandra Miasage, teacher- his political “mistakes and •ALL INSULATED PICNIC BAGS always sticks. miscalculations,” in miles of track recently purchased trains and commuter trains provided Rockville Showplace 1 — Showcase Cinema 3 — parents may enroll their children for director; Mrs. Joan Minor and Mrs. CLEARANCE ITEMS NOT IN OLD SAYBROOK. NORWICH, MIDDLETOWN from Conrail from Amtrak. The by various state agencies. “Treasure of Matecumbe” "Silent Movie" 2:15-8:00-10:00 the fall; some openings remain. Rosemqry Smith. cluding excesses in forced 10B1C 1:00-7:00; “ Apple Dumpling Not all items in all stores. No Rain Checks stretches of track are between The territory does not include the Showcase Cinema 4 — Parents should dress casually. The For further information, call Mrs. collectivization. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Sept. 1. 1976 HanrlirBlrr Hrralh An owlish editor’s notebook By FLOYD ^^ARSON School hoard sets Manchester — A City of Village Charm . One of the funnier jokes we read tion and leave believing they have Disease.'' testament of Howard Hughes was meeting schedule Founded Oct. 1, 1881 the past week is in the current solved all the nation’s problems? We hope that once this has been ac found. Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International Reader’s Digest, We liked it because complished someone will take the •it points out how the best of While we are rambling a bit we According to news reports, a new •RECORDS Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, time to track the source of the name The Manchester Board of Education, bureaucratic intentions often go Training Center, Hillstown Rd. and Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. think it is interesting to note that so for the malady. Almost every other grade school reader lists our char continuing its practice of conducting one astray. far. this year two of the nation’s disease has been named after its dis ming Gov. Ella T. Grasso in section meeting each month in one of the town’s Wetherell St. •TAPES Raymond F Robinson, Editor-Publisner Harold E Turkmgton. Managing Editor It seems that in Australia, the major trade unions — the defenders coverer but in this case it has been devoted to "American Women Con schools, has approved a tentative schedule • Oct. 25 —Waddell School, 163 Broad bureaucrats hit on the idea of using a to the downtrodden working class — named after the victims. We guess tributors to American Life.” The of meeting locations for the 1976-1977 St, Opinion song to educate the aborigines about have chosen Las Vegas for their its origin lies with some sharp hotel honor is well deserved, however, the school year. • Nov. 22 —Nathan Hale School, 160 •BOOKS birth control — a sort of down under national convention sites. Maybe the press agent who realizes that Legion male species ought to look to the The school board meets twice a month Spruce St. • Jan. 24—Verplanck School, 126 01cott Sesame Street approach. The only prosperity of union leaders will sift conventions come and go, but future. —on the second and fourth Mondays — and hitch was that the women believed down to the membership some day. We recall our grade school reader St. Sale/WEDNESAAY THRU SATVRAAY Hard facts of detergents booking hotel rooms must go on on the fourth Monday the board travels to they were achieving birth control by forever. had space devoted to Florence a school, makes a tour, and devotes part • Feb. 28 —Keeney Street School, 179 merely singing the song. Those nonphosphate Researchers at the University of Nightingale and ^m ost all of our of its session to public comment. Keeney St. impairs the dewrinkling per • March 28—Manchester Green School, Connecticut Health Center in Far By our calculations, last Monday feminine classmates, who didn’t get All of the second Monday meetings are detergents which were in formance of permanent-press On the other hand maybe that isn’t mington are playing a major role in was an important date — it marked married, went to nurses school. Will in the school board room at 45 N. School 549 E. Middle Tpke. troduced in 1970 and which finishes and destroys the effec- really so funny after all. How many the efforts to track down the source six weeks since the last last will and the Class of 1986 gals enter politics? St. • April 25 —Headstart program at South Americans go to the polls each elec of that mysterious "Legionnaires’ School, 247 S. Main St. some localities have made tivness of flame retardant. The tentative schedule for fourth Mon • May 23 —Manchester High School, 134 mandatory are helping to stop Do you know what the going rate is day meetings (all at 8 p.m.) is: As for washers, limestone for confirm ing a suspicion in E. Middle Tpke. • Sept. 27 —Regional Occupational the pollution of the nation’s buildup in pumps, hoses, Washington, D. C,? lakes and streams. Unfor nozzles and filter devices can Well, how does $250,000 grab you. tunately, they are also causing eventually put them out of ser Our source is the House Ethics Com more damage to fabrics and mittee which indicated Monday that Washington window: vice. In one hard-water area in it has a suspicion who leaked a secret automatic washers than the Midwest, washers were CIA report to newsman Daniel anybody anticipated. found to have as short a life as Schorr but may never reveal the The reason is that water three or four years. name because it lacks hard evidence. The committee asked for another More surprises coming supplies in most parts of the About the only effective $100,000 to finish its inquiry which is country contain some hardness thing a person can do about it in addition to the $150,000 the House By CLAY F. RICHARDS middle of the divided reorganizing the federal minerals. Nonphosphate is to install a home water gave it to make the Schorr investiga WASHINGTON (UPl) - Republican party. He government. In the first detergents react with this softening system — also no tion. President Ford and Jimmy picked Dole, a middle post-Watergate electi^, If it is any consolation, the panel Carter are showing all the American, for his running the battle will be a., good hardness to produce limestone, small expense, though its in had originally wanted $350,OOp when signs of preparing for a mate, James Baker, a clean, but hard-fought con which does all sorts of nasty itial cost may be outweighed it started its investigation in April, gloves-off slugfest for the Texan but not a staunch test. things. y by its long-term benefits. presidency. conservative, to run his In a year when an un For example, it makes Either that, or be consoled There is an interesting suit in In addition to trying to campaign, and Mary known former Georgia volving the question of whether reverse his image of being Louise Smith, an Iowan as governor walked away fabrics, especially cotton, stiff with the thought that the price lawyers, whom the state constitution fuzzy on the issues. Carter GOP national chairman. At with the Democratic and rough. It causes abrasion being paid in shorter clothing makes "officers of the court” is pounding away on the his Vail summit he sum nomination and an incum in the washer which can and washer life is buying all of therefore members of the judiciary Ford administration’s moned both Vice President bent president almost was reduce the life of clothing by us a cleaner environment. branch of government, can serve as record. Ford has decided Nelson Rockefeller from denied nomination by his state representatives and senators in against taking a passive the left and former Texas own party, there are more more than 15 per cent. It also the legislative branch or hold offices role in the campaign and Gov. John B. Connally surprises yet to come. in the executive branch. will not stay home working from the right to give him The real problem will be evident at being President while counsel. when and if the case is ever tried. The economic issue others do his stumping. The head-on confronta This printing lest pattern is Shouldn’t the judges disqualify In the week since the tion in the four debates is part of The Herald quality The economy of Manchester, national Republican ad themselves from judging fellow “ of Republican Convention shaping up as the decisive control program in order to of Connecticut, and of the na ministration’s hands-off policy ficers of the court?” Is the attorney- narrowed the field to Ford factor in the campaign. give you one of the finest general supposed to defend the newspapers in the nation. tion will be a factor in the up and Carter these events Ford will rehearse with a is creating more jobs each day, lawyer-legislators or prosecute have happened. Jimmy Carter stand-in coming elections. This is a this type of program doesn’t them? Where will the lawyer- — Ford agreed to face-to- before facing the Georgian political truism, but what have the political punch of a defendants find lawyers to represent face debates with Carter. before the television lights. makes it a bit different this them who aren’t defendants? His risky, but bold, deci The issues will boil down public works project. We better stop here lest we jeopar year is that the economy is sion, was a signal that to Ford’s record as presi The Republicans will find it dize the legal profession’s right to a Ford will stand on his own dent over the past two recovering but under different hard to explain the fact that fair trial by giving this ease too much as a campaigner. If he can years versus Carter’s thus circumstances. more Americans are working pre-trial publicity. However, we can’t hit as hard in the debates far hazy stand on such In the past there have been resist one parting shot: It is a case as he did .hi his ringing major items as today but more Americans like this that sure makes a lawyer recessions and the ensuing acceptanc(^ speech ih Kan want work today also. run for his loophole. sas City, he, will be no variety of government plans — As the countdown toward lightweight in the contest. both Democratic and election continues, each new Today’s cornpatch special for — The latest G ^ u p Poll Labor Day: A noted Chinese speaker showed Ford pulling within SUMMDI “nNAU” Republican — to accelerate economic indicator report is was making a lecture in this country recovery. 10 percentage points of going to be watched with in to a service club when the lights went Carter, after being down 23 But in 1976, the recovery is terest. out. The speaker said, "Everyone per cent a month ago. As raise your hands." This was done and LAST 3 DAYS largely one that is coming Today, it would appear the expected the gap between the lights went on. The speaker went about from within the private Democratic problem is to the two had narrowed. on with, “ Old Chinese proverb say, — Carter began a series sector with only nudging “ I’ve been working on the railroad...’’ (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Many hands make light work’” create the image that the of speeches hitting the SPECIAL OFFER rather than pushing from the economy recovery we are now issues head on. He spelled federal government. enjoying could have been and out a specific plan to grant This is frustrating to both can be accelerated by a blanket pardon for Viet Questioning Russia’s good faith gets votes nam draft resisters — and PEWnR political parties in many ways. Democratic-inspired programs. did it before an American For the Democrats, tlwre is WASHINGTON - Jimmy Carter to shed their belligerance and oppor and mutual defense" with that Legion convention, an that nagging fear (that, The Republicans, on the didn’t get where he is by being a tunism in times of crisis in the government. audience he knew in ad Andrew Tully Mideast, and to lesson political and perhaps. President F ^ is dumb politician. Now, as the He went further along the Ronald vance would boo his posi TANKARDS other hand, must hard sell the Democratic Party’s Presidential military pressure on their Eastern Reagan line. He said in effect that in tion. right in his feeling that 'the jeetlhdmic recovery as being nominee, he is smart enough to quote European satellites. As it is, Moscow certain circumstances a judgment — Ford sent Sen, Robert economy, if left reasonably sounder and longer lasting Ronald Reagan — without credit — on knocked holes in the Ford ad continues to poke a meddelesome might have to be made to "interfere Dole, his running mate and alone, will recover, and this than that which can be Gerald Ford’s foreign policy. ministration’s relations with the nose into any situtation where profit in the electo ral process of a one-man "Truth squad” He had told Pierre Salinger of the beckons. sovereign nation." That comes close recovery will be much more Soviet Union. In short, questioning after Carter. The Kansas produced by federal interven French newsmagazine L’Express the Russians' good faith once again is Obviously, Gerald Ford would like to what I consider certain practical senator told the same sound and permanent than ar- tion that if elected he would be "much a vote-getter. to induce Moscow to behave. But and proper activities of the CIA American Legion conven tificially stimulated The irony could be the Ford tougher’'^lhan either Ford or Richard despite all the speeches and con which have appalled so many leading tion the administration ferences, and Kissinger’s to-ing and government-fed recovery. Administration might be turn Nixon in negotiations with the Soviet And Carter is dead right when he Democrats. does not advocate blanket Union. He said that while he would claims that the policy of detente with fro-ing, the Russians remain only a Carter was speaking-to the voters pardons —and he was The over-riding of President ing over the reins of a federal continue trade and other both the Soviets and the Red Chinese shade less recalcitrant than during when he said “ I would never again cheered. Ford’s veto of the public works government in '‘January that relationships with the Russians and has been mostly a public relations the bad old days of the Cold War. get military involved jn the internal — Carter responded by bill was a political hedge in for the first time in decades is seek arms limitations, he wants ploy both by the Nixon and Ford ad Washington has seemed too easy to affairs of another country unless.gur going to the heart of Ford that the time element is such Moscow to live up to the Helsinki ministrations. There have been some please; a tougher policy is suggested own security was directly political base — blasting master of inflation because of agreements on human rights. minor accomplishments, but for the if only because it hasn’t been tried. threatened.” That was a departure that there will probably be the administration’s farm a solid non-subsidized eco That sounded familiar because most part efforts toward accom Carter offered Salinger, John from the Reagan line, but it was the policy at the Iowa State very few jobs actually filled nomic recovery. Reagan was saying the same things modation have smacked of show biz Kennedy's former flack, an example kind of pledge an awful lot of people Fair. Carter said he would before the November election, The Republicans may lose right up the moment they called the — an act to follow the acrobats. of how he’d like to operate. He wanted to hear. not impose any more em roll for the nomination at Kansas pointed out that the democratic At any rate. Carter was getting bargoes on foreign sales of but there will be a lot of talk votes on economic issues, not This is not to say that detente City. nations of Europe kept Portugal down to specifics, and that’s what a American crops — a policy should not be pussued; after all, its about the jobs to be filled as because the course taken is I do not say that Carter has latched from going Communist when they an Presidential campaign is supposed to he said has been leading to purpose is to keep the peace. But the cities, towns and states scram wrong, but because it is un- onto a gimmick. He has always been nounced that if it did so they "would be all about. What is needed now is decreasing markets for the way to keep the peace, as Carter ble to qualify for the federal dramatic and, sad to say, critical of Henry Kissinger’s “ Lone sever or at least redifce the potential more of the same, and let the votes farmer. Ranger” diplomacy. But it cannot suggested, is to peruade the Russians relationship for comiqerce and trade fall where they may. bounty. American voters tend to be — Ford is steering a have escaped his notice that Reagan narrow course down the This will be frustrating to more impressed by rhetoric got as far as he did because he the Republicans for while the than results. Today’s thought P
The imporlunre of going What are the values we hold dear? wrong train it doesn’t matter how Nightwork in the right direelion What is the meaning and significance fast you run down the aisle in the op- House votes All Tankards are English made, Finding the abundant life on earth of life for us? Certainly the comfort , posite direction.” may be more personally necessary and security we enjoy is a far cry Let us renew our values in and more aid have glass bottom and a pt. capaci IRWIN SHAW from that of two centuries ago. through the heritage of faith which than discovering life on Mars. ty. Three letter monogram Author of During this Bicentennial year There are times when we must not originally shaped their establish for blind only look back, but also determine "Rich Man. Poor Man” Americans are given many oppor ment. WASHINGTON (UPI) - engraved FREE on all Tankards. where we as a people and nation are tunities to reflect on the roots of our Rev. Alex H. Elsesser The House has voted SuspensetuI tale of the esca headed. Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a ; heritage. Frequently in the Community Baptist overwhelmingly to in pades ol 2 con men in minister put to death in Hitler's Ger foreground is the phrase, "Life, Church crease federal payments to Washington. Rome and Pans many wrote: “ If you get on the ENGLISH PEWTER TANKARD liberty and the pursuit of happiness." the needy blind, elderly, These' are values for which our and disabled by more than Founding Fathers fought for and died rsl Pub. $32 million a year. Select Your College from List How to Prepare for for ALMANAC It approved a bill im Reg. $13.95 proving the Supplemental “ Barron’s Profiles of 1.95 College Entrance YOUR By I Press Interiialionat Security Income program American Colleges” Examinations (S.A.T.) Today is Wednesday, Sept. 1, the marty thousands of others. in more than a dozen ways, CHOICE Herald yesterdays 245th day of 1976 with 121 to follow. In 1939, reacting to Germany’s in including extending it to Publ. Publ, The moon is between its first vasion of Poland, Great Britain and Puerto Rico, Guam and the List List France served an ultimatum on FEST quarter and full phase. Virgin Islands. 6,95 4.66 4.50 2.96 25 years ago The morning stars are Jupiter and Adolf Hitler but it was ignored and Under the bill, some of a The new 10th edition, revised (ERHARD SEMINARS two days later the Allies declared Help prepare for exams to Beethoven Glee Club opens its 27th Saturn, person’s income and gifts and up dated. This is the most TRAINING) war on Germany. achieve higher scores season. The evening stars are Mercury, would be excluded from widely used college selection Amazing new life training By Barron s. In 1975, Israel and Egypt initialed Double sessions in several grades Venus and Mars. the equation that deter guide. movement an agreement calling for Israeli are slated for the Manchester Green Those born on this day are under mines a recipient’s need. withdrawal from a small slice of the School. the sign of Virgo, Some payments would be Sinai Desert in return for Egyptian Philip Nelson purchases Bidwell’s Journalist James Gordon Bennett increased, and benefits political concessions and substantial 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: soda shop. was born Sept. 1, 1795. could continue under cer MANCHESTER pledges of financial support from the NOW thru SAT. School calendar calls for 183 daysi On this day in history: tain circumstances for United States, Ddliy 10 a m to 9 30 p.m. in the 1951-52 school year. In 1807, Aaron Burr, vice president patients hospitalized out A thought for the day: Britain’s Smoor 1145 Tolland Turnpike SEturdEy 9 i m to 9 30 p.m. 10 years ago of the United States under Thomas side the United States. wartime leader Winston Churchill The House also voted to 917 Main Striset Former Town Director Harlan Jefferson, was acquitted of charges sent this message to Nazi dictator require that federal cost- Manchester Taylor is named campaign manager of treason growing out of an alleged plot to set up an independent empire Adolf Hitler, "We (the British) will of-living increases go for Vincent A. Genovese, Republican “ VoK (.nil llv .Sure At S h o o rs" 'm sorry, sir. I’m afraid I’ve accidentally crushed those poor murderers. in the nation's South and West. have no truce with you or the grisly directly to recipients in ad- candidate for state representative gang who work your wicked will. You diton to what some states from Manchester’s Assembly In 1923, Japan’s worst earthquake killed 150,000 persons and injured do your w'>rst...and we will do our provide as a supplement. District 18. best." PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 1, 1976 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Wed., Sept 1, 1976— PAGE SEVEN
Many residents sign presidential petitions Order of Rainbow for testimony meeting and ser- schedule 'Thursday in the Bradley needs to upgrade About town Girls, will meet Thursday vice tonight at 8 at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 at 8 p.m. at the home of church. 447 N. Main St. The p m. The Fellowcraft Manchester residents Monday was the deadline the entire state will be office as soon as the dependent candidate Dime Bernard, 170 Scott meeting is open to the degree will be conferred have signed petitions for fty: submitting the petitions kept. Each candidate must signatures were checked. McCarthy, the former U.S. Dr, public. with Robert B. McBride, presidential candidates to the town clerk’s office, submit 14,093 valid He did say the U.S. senator from Minnesota r’ive Point Club of Tem Labor party, which is run who nearly captured the ple Chapter, OES, will worshipful master, Eugene McCarthy, Lyndon and Tomkiel said sup signatures to appear on the First Church of Christ, ning LaRouche for presi Democratic nomination in • facilities, says Preissner meet tonight at 7:30 at the presiding. Officer dress is H. LaRou'che Jr., Roger porters of McCarthy, Nov. 2 ballot. Scientist, will have a Friendship .Lodge of LaRouche, MacBride and dent and Ronald Wayne 1968. home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masons will open its fall summer formals. Lea MacBride . and Gus Unless the State of Connecticut Hall. Hall did have petitions in Tomkiel said it was im Evans for vice-president, Backers of McCarthy, baggage claim area needs con strongly that improvements have Bernard, 170 Scott Dr. gets "on the stick” and upgrades its Town Clerk Eldward J. before the deadline. possible to give accurate has five times as many however, said Tuesday that siderable updating. been made and said still further im Members are asked to facilities at Bradley International Tomkiel reported Tuesday estimates dh how many, signatures from he will not obtain the "An airport like Bradley should provements are on the drawing bring articles for the Airport in Windsor I^cks, commer that his office has received His office must now signatures each party Manchester residents as needed number of have boarding bridges so passengers board. _ cJjjpt^'s fair. about 250 pages of petitions verify the signatures on the gathered in Manchester. any of the other minor par signatures to appear on the cial airlines may leave Connecticut would be protected in inclement “ During the year 1975-76, we from minor party presiden petitions and then send Petitions have come in to ties. ' ballot. and use Westover Air Force Base in weather." handled 2.6 million passengers com The Disabled American tial candidates. Each page them to the secretary of his office for the past two According to Tomkiel, The fourth minor party Chicopee, Mass., Herbert Preissner, As for Westover attracting com pared to 2.4 million a year earlier," Veterans Auxiliary will contains enough spaces for state’s office, where a weeks and have been sent Communist party presiden candidate who has former airport manager, said today. mercial airlines now using the Wind he said. / meet tonight at 7:30 at the 30 signatures. tabulation of signatures for to the secretary of state's tial candidate Hall and run received support in Preissner, who served as airport sor Locks facility, he believes it’s "We've done an awful lot of work VFW Home. ning mate Jarvis Tyner Manchester is MacBride, manager for 10 years up to a year ago possible. there to improve the baggage area. have received the second- the Libertarian party can when he was moved to Brainard “ I feel it could be a serious In fact, we have an architect working The United Methodist highest number of didate. His running mate is Field to establish a state division of problem. Forty per cent of outbound on drawings for it now. We have es Women of North Church in signatures, followed by in David Bergland. safety and education, retired yester passengers have to pass right by tablished a duty-free shop, a flower vites all circle members McCarthy backers planning day after 16 years as a state employe Westover to get to Bradley,” he shop, and the Federal Aviation Ad and interested women of for “personal and professional claims. ministration (FAA) is putting in new the church to attend a go back to school reasons." I challenge of petition laws Preissner says he thinks Bradley navigational systems," he said. meeting Thursday at 7:30 “If the State of Connecticut doesn't should be designated a Port Authori As far as the possibility of p.m at the church to get a little more aeronautical Massachusetts luring air traffic HARTFORD (UPI) - Laybourn, court action will circulators who must be at ty or else be entirely divorced from finalize plans for the Sept. thinking they are going to lose out to Connecticut backers who hopefully put McCarthy’s their jobs and do not have the Department of Transportation away from Bradley, Reish doesn’t feel 18 crafts sale. your Westover,” Preissner said. (DOT). it's a serious concern. failed to place independent name on the Nov. 2 election the time to travel to local Long an advocate for the need for John RaisSi, airport manager at presidential candidate ballot. clerks’ offices. William Keish, director of com The advisory board of better passenger facilities at munications for DOT, commenting Bradley, when questioned about the Eugene McCarthy on the Laybourn said signatures Manchester Assembly, Laybourn said the state Bradley, Preissner said, “The poor facilities there, said. I'd rather b a llo t p lan a c o u rt will continue to be obtained on the facilities at Bradley, feels will be challenged for un not comment.” challenge of the state’s on petitions for McCarthy Gallery petitioning requirements. reasonable requirements Landry heads that force petition cir in the event the court Campaign aides to the challenge is successful. Mam Floor Watkins Bros. 935 Mam St. Manchester former Democratic culators to personally Tech parents deliver the petitions to senator from Minnesota Town seeks federal fund grant Clarence Landry has each town clerk who must said Tuesday their petition been elected president and verify each signature. drive for the needed 14,093 Theunis Werkhoven has signatures fell short by He said the requirement, i LAST THREE DAYS I been elected vice president about 3,000. which has been challenged ♦ ♦ for Outreach Visitor program of the Parents Organiza But, said campaign coor- in other states, placed a tion at Howell Cheney dinator Richard K. tremendous burden on the Regional Vocational M anchester's D epartm ent of them to receive any needqd services. Mason said. T e c h n ic a l School in Brando filming Shoor Human Services has applied for Mason said. The door to door out Both services are designed to Manchester. federal funds to hire an out- reach will cover the town’s census assist the elderly who at the moment Other officers of the MANILA, Philippines mediately went to I MID SUMMER CLEARANCE ' \ reach/friendly visitor for the town’s tracts with the highest number of are unaware that services exist for organization are Mrs. < U PI) ■ — Two-time Pagsanjan, a resort town elderly. elderly first. Mason estimates that their benefit. Mason said. Robert Harrington, cor Academy Award winning 40 m iles southeast of : BUY NOW AND SAVE! Alan Mason, director of the Human 4,300 doors will be knocked on and, The goal of this outreach/friendly responding secretary; actor Marlon Brando, Manila, where final scenes I Services Department, said an based on prior experience, about 1,- visitor project. Mason said, is to Mrs. Teresa Grejdus, shunning newsmen and of the movie will be shot. application for $9,748 has been sub 000 elderly will be located. locate as quickly as possible the recording secretary; Mrs. photographers, flew into Filming of “Apocalypse mitted to the North Central Connec The friendly visitor service will hidden elderly in the community and Edward Custer, treasurer; Manila at dawn Tuesday to Now" started in the Philip ticut Agency on Aging to hire an ad provide regular visits to the homes of to win their confidence so that their Landry and Werkhoven, star in a Vietnam war pines early this year under SklOOR ditional outreach worker to assist the the isolated elderly so that their needs may be assessed and services state delegates, and David movie, “ Apocalypse director Francis Ford Cop present VISTA volunteer. needs may be monitored, he said. It provided when possible, and to Custer, alternate, Now." is estimated that 450 friendly visits pola, who, with Brando, 917 Main Street, Manchester ▼ Approval of the grant is expected provide friendly visitor visits to Mrs. Custer has also Brando, 52, who last also teamed up in the to be given in October with the hiring will be made to about 90 individuals. those needing such a service. been elected treasurer of visited Manila in 1956, im- movie “The Godfather” ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i of the individual in November at a the Statewide Vocational salary of $10,098, Mason said. Technical Schools Parents Landing site pinpointed The outreach servicp will seek out Association, which and identify the hidden and isolated Area police report represents parent groups Laura Luzzi points to a map pasted on a poster to St. John, N.B., Can., to elderly persons in the town and help from Connecticut's 16 Bob Beaudette, manager of the North End Top Notch (left), and Carl technical schools. Silver, assistant rec director. (Herald photo by Dunn) Vernon the cars was moderate. Ms. Taylor Ford nominates Michael Revett, 21, of Windsor was released on her promise to Locks, was arrested ’Tuesday on a appear in court Sept. 29. Rock concert two for FCC posts warrant charging him with first- Joel Spectre, 24, of 164 E. Main St., Balloon goes to WASHINGTON (UPI) - President degree robbery and third-degree nets $100 Rockville, was charged Tuesday with downtown Manchester Ford, in a com prom ise with larceny. Revett was the third person operating while his license is under for King fund Congress, is nominating both a suspension. He was released on a charged in connection with a 1973 HARTFORD (UPI) - A New Brunswick Republican and a Democrat to the $250 non-surety bond for court Sept. robbery at Mr. Donut on Windsor recent rock concert held to Federal Communications Commis 29. Ten-year-old Laura Luzzi of 32 Wells St. her huSband Donaid. The balloon was on sion. Ave. He was released on a $2,000 non raise funds for the Martin is the winner of the second annual the shore of a lake in St. John, just inches surety bond for appearance in Com Luther King Fund cost $1, back-to-school Ford nominated Joseph R. Fogarty Thomas Brody, 20, of 59 Ward St., "Balloons to the Moon” contest sponsored from the water. mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Sept. 500 to stage but netted only of Middletown, Conn., Tuesday tor a Rockville, was charged Tuesday with by Top Notch Foods and the town Recrea Laura, a fifth grade student at Nathan 29. $100 in contribtions, accor seven-year FCC term. Fogarty, a operating while his license is under tion Department. Hale School, was among those whose ding to the sponsor. Democrat, has been the Senate suspension. He was released on a She wins a $25 gift certificate from Top names were tagged on the 500 balloons Samuel Harrison, 59, of 31 Upper Al Abend, who helped set Commerce Committee’s com $250 non-surety bond for court Sept. Notch. released July 1. The tag also informed Butcher Rd., Ellington, was charged up the show, said Tuesday munications counsel since 1965. 29. Her balloon was found and returned by finders that they, too, would be awarded Ford nominated for a two-year Tuesday with breach of the peace in the $1,500 was donated by housewife Cindy Davis of St. John, who prizes from Top Notch, if that balloon term Margita E. White of McLean, connection with an incident at Henry South Windsor two firms to help pay for discovered it while on a fishing trip with travelled the farthest. DRESS Va,, former director of his White Park. He was released on a $200 non James Hobin of Nutmeg Lane, police protection required House Office of Communications. surety bond for court Sept. 29. East Hartford, was charged Tuesday by the city and for sanita Earlier Ford had nominated Mrs. with failure to obey a traffic control tion facilities. Abend, an White for a seven-year term and Carol Taylor of 107 Dart Hill Rd., signal after being involved in a two- employe of Aetna Life and Fogarty for the two-year unexpired South Windsor, was charged with car accident at the intersection of Rt. Casualty, said most of the Carter at an impasse term. He withdrew these to make evading responsibilty after she 5 and Rt. 30. donations from the concert way for Tuesday’s nominations. allegedly left the scene of an acci The driver of the other car was Sunday in Bushnell Park EVENT! dent on Dart Hill Rd., Vernon. The John Hornat, 16 of Oakland Rd., came from youngsters in Without the compromise, political on abortion issue sources said. Ford had slim chances driver of the other car was William South Windsor. Hobin is scheduled to the form of “ nickels of getting Congress to approve Mrs. Lair of Crestridge Dr., Vernon. No appear in Common Pleas Court 12, dimes and quarters." 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Discharged Monday: Mary 27 Laurel St., East Hartford; Rd., Bolton; Jose Rivera, Stephen Schneps dream: G. Squatrito, 585 Center St.; Speranza M, Kipp, 63 Hertford; Edward F.' Manchester Edwin G. Adams, 122 Benton Homestead St.; Charles Ramsey, l34 Smith Dr., Elast hospital notes St.; Russell J. Upton Sr., Solarz, Glastonbury; Marion Hartford; Frank M. Storrs; Harry J. Adams, 110 Winter, 46 Hawthorne St. Thibodeau. Mechanics Falls, Palmer ^shoo-in’ for Young Award Lake Rd.. Andover; fteven G. Aiso, Michaei D. Atlas, 63 Maine; Pamela Lerch, 38 Malinosky, Briston Rd., Woodstock Dr.; Barbara J. Benton St. To he the state clown Sposito. 52 Steele Crossing Coventry; Melvin H. Mather, NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim finish of his career with a 13-4 record Grich, rapidly becoming the Orioles' Miller retired Hal McRae for the Brewer* 0-6, Twin* 4-3 Boog Powell and a sacrifice fly by final out of the inning. "I saw a lot of sad clowns— a lot of performer and the audience. Palmer, on the verge of since June 15, raised his season mark team spokesman. “He has all the Minnesota’s Dave GolU pitched a George Hendrick. Jim Kem went 1 ^ By ROD CLARKE Bank Charges Welcome to 19-11 Tuesday night when he beat credentials and, with due respect to lonely clowns. I saw one sitting alone Inhibitions disappear when the red becoming a 20-game winner no-hitter until Bill Sharp singled with 3 Innings to win his ninth game for WOLCOTT, Vt. (UPI) - Stephen the Kansas City Royals 4-3 with the other candidates, is the right man.” Ken Singleton led tjie Orioles' at in his trailer, eating a can of cold nose goes on. for tite sixth time in the last one out in the seventh inning of the the Indians with Dave LaRoche Schneps has a goal in life. He wants help of Dyar Miller's late-tnning tack with a pair of run-scoring spinach. I said, T m not that kind of "When I put my make-up on, I can y.A. news Palmer, the AL’s leading winner, opener and wound up with a two- picking up a save. to be like the Morgan horse, the her seven years, also is a "shoo- relief. Palmer, who won Cy Young singles as Marty Pattin suffered his person’.” be as crazy as I want, and they won’t hitter for his 11th win. Jim Slaton Anaeli 6, Tiger* 9 mit thrush and the red clover. in” for the American League’s Awards in 1973 and 1975 would be the lltfa setback against six victories for El Schnepo starts his perfor put me away for it. Most people have pitched a five-hitter and Von Joshua NolanSolan RyiRyan struck ‘ out 11, raising After all, Schneps reasons, if Ver first AL pitcher to win three should Kansas City. John Mayberry had mances with only a white face. The a lot of that in them," Gy Young Award. three hits for the Royals. singled in two runs in a five-run his major league-leading total to 2S2~ mont can have a state animal, a state Q — For an individual That, at least, is the opinion of he be chosen by the Baseball Writers j seventh inning as Milwaukee rallied bird and a state flower •— why not a full transformation takes place Sometimes, El Scnepo finds Manchester American League and went the distance to gain his 11th who enters on active duty Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver and Association again this year. to capture the nightcap, win for California. Terry Humphrey state clown? before his audience's eyes. someone in the audience who appears Parkade Texas defeated Boston 8-3, with an undergraduate and Orioles second baseman Bobby Grich "He's a shoo-in for it,” said indian* 4, White Sox 2 Five days a week, Schneps — a First the eyebrows are painted timid and shy. Open Weds; Milwaukee beat Minnesota 6-3 after a and Rusty Torres drove In two runs graduate degree, are there who dismiss the credentials of Mark Weaver. “He definitely should win It. Designated hitter Rico Carly each In a fou^run sixth inning which teacher by profession — works as a whatever color the crowd wishes. “I let them wear my nose. You’d Thurs. & FrI. 'NItesi " 4-0 loss, Cleveland topped Chicago 4-2 any provisions in VA Fldrych of the Detroit Tigers and Ed I can’t say l^w he's going to do In the walked against reliever Dave counsellor for a federally funded A child asks, “What is clown?” be surprised how much they loosen allowed single runs in the first and in 101 innings, California topped enabled the Angels to rally for the regulations which allow Figueroa of the New York Yankees last month of the season but right Hamilton forcing in the tie-breaking victory after the Tigers took a 9-2 manpower training program in “Close your eyes,’’ says El up. They do all sorts of things they seventh innings before yielding three Detroit 6-3 and New York shaded Schnepo. "Close them tight and don’t wouldn’t dream of without the nose.” that individual to receive as “no competition." now he deserves it.” straight singles which brought in Oakland 2-1, in other American run in the 10th Inning and Cleveland lead in the top of the inning. Tony north-central Vermont. cash settlement for his or Palmer, enjpying the strongest added two more runs On a single by But nights and weekends, he paints peek. Schneps thinks the time is ripe for "I don’t see any competition,” said Miller with two out In the eighth. League games. Solatia hom er^ for the Angels. "All right, open your eyes.” Vermont to become the first state to her GI Bill educational his face white, dons the time-honored benefits? rubber nose, changes his name to "El The big red nose is in place. The establish an official state clown. youngster is delighted. A — There is no provision Schnepo” and tries to make people He took a step toward that goal for a cash settlement in laugh. "I become a clown right in front of recently when the Vermont Council their people, so they know I’m lieu of the GI Bill "Laughter is the world's correc on the Arts agreed to pay half his $50 human,” he said. allowance for a veteran tive medicine,” he says. fee for any non-profit organization who doesn’t use the Nettles homers, Yankees triumph Words aren’t important to El Schneps, 31, got into clowning that hires him to perform. educational benefits. more than two years ago when a Schnepo’s act. One of his most Herald angle satisfying performances came He also wants the governor to Q — My husband passed friend gave him an application to the OAKLAND (U P I)-T h ere’s sas City for the second straight day, There will be a classic pitching recently in ^ sto n for the National declare “state clown day” in state away five years ago and an famous Clown College in Florida. a side to Graig Nettles not too so they are still eight back with only matchup tonight when Catfish Congress of the Deaf — with two government, when bureaucrats and application for burial Earl Yost It took him six “very intensive” 31 games left to play. Hunter goes against Vida Blue. “interpreters” using hand signs to politicians dress and act funny. benefits was never filed. many people know about, and hours to fill out the four page form. Alexander improved his record to Willie McCovey, once one of the communicate between him and his Could I file a claim for Sports Editor it comes as a refreshing "It became the most extensive Sorry to burst your bubble, El burial benefits now? 10-8 while Stan Bahnsen, who gave up game’s most feared hitters, makes self-analysis I had ever undertaken,” audience. change in an era where Schnepo, but there are those who A — Application for the eight hits in 6 1-3 innings, took his his A.L debut at age 38 for the A’s as he recalls. "The application ask ^ Schneps concedes being a clown is athletes in general are being fourth loss in 11 decisions. their designated hitter. something of an escape, both for the think that’s been going on for years. benefit must be made questions I had never really spent within two years from the criticized for their open greed. time thinking about.” date of the perm anent Tuesday night, the 32-year-old in Schneps then travelled to burial of the veteran, or photo was carried in The Herald. fielder from San Diego, Calif , drilled Providence, R.l, for an interview Joyce due tonight within two years from the One call was most unusual. his 23rd home run with a man on in with the "dean” of the Clown College Dog track and jai alai date of correction of Due tonight at Fitzgerald Field The female voice on the other end the seventh inning to lift the New and an audition with the Ringling military records. with the Connecticut Falcons is the of the line, who did not identify York Yankees to a 2-1 victory over Bros. Bamum and Bailey Circus. Q — My VA pension world’s greatest all-time fast pitch herself, said she was so impressed the Oakland A’s. owners labeled greedy "They liked me, but asked what I benefits as a child of a softball pitcher, Joan Joyce. with the champion’s hair style that Obviously, he was pleased his was running away from, because a iiii I The Waterbury woman will lead deceased wartime veteran llll"! she would appreciate the name of the homer won the game and helped lot of clowns are running away from were terminated due to my the Falcons here to take part in a beauty parlor and the hair stylist who move the Yankees a step closer to WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - A want to drive at night” But Mrs. realty," he said. marriage. My marriage money-raising fast pitch exhibition did the work. the A.l. East title, Connecticut state gaming com Morris said "it’s time for the state to "But if I have the ability to make V now has been terminated. I starting at 7 o’clock. “Of course. I’d like to win the missioner has labeled as "greed,” ef its foot down," on extra racing people laugh, forget their problems have returned to school Joyce has demonstrated over the 4 home run title, and For obvious forts to add matinees to the stati for a while, and smile — then I don’t and have not yet reached years, more than a decade, that she’s Trio of drivers f resons, but if I can’t, I hope Sa' Ban- (IRAK; .NE'ITLES dog track in Plainfield and the Irs.'(Morris was also critical of thinh I’m running away from my 23rd birthday. Am I the No. 1 female pitcher in the world. Three Manchester men are driving do wins it because of the situation Bridgeport jai alai arena. Keelan's warnings of nearby out of anything — I’m running toward again eligible to receive Before helping from the Women's in street stock car competition at he’s in,” Nettles said. I said, if I don’t win the homer title. Gloria Morris of Willimantic state racing competition. She something.” VA benefits as a child? Professional Softball League, Joyce Stafford Speedway this summer. Bando is one of seven A’s who have I'd sure like to see Sal take it." engaged in sharp exchanges with suggested that he might end up But the "dean” felt Schneps, with A — Yes, as long as you led the Raybestos Brakettes to one Butch Gerich, former Cheney Tech not signed 1976 contracts and will 31 games left to play. operators Tuesday as the com “ being your own competition" his masters degree in education, meet all requirements as a world crown after another. athlete, pilots the car he sponsors. become fre agents at the end of the Tuesday’s loss to the Yankees was mission’s racing subcommittee because of his admitted interest in wouldn’t be serious enough about a child. Contact the nearest The Falcons have already won the Butch's Mobil, and Richie Smith season. At 32, not too many clubs will a bitter pill to swalow, as manager tabled the matinee requests for a proposals to build a track In career with the circus. So, having VA office for complete in chauffeurs the car running for be offering Bando big money Chuck 'Tanner said, but Doyle vote next week. Springfield, Mass. been judged "overqualified” to be a formation. Reggie’s Mobil station...Annual New although he is certain to get offers Alexander took complete charge. He 'T m more concerned with the The woman commissioner angrily clown, he decided to go it alone. Q — Are veterans of England Whalers golf day a^, more lucrative than the one A’s gave up only three hits, two of them greed that 1 see manifested by the told Zeff he was "out of order" in “I’ve always had it in me,” he said. World War I eligible for GI Ellington Ridge Country Club will be owner Charlie Finley has put on the Bando leads the race at the mo licensees of this commission than I claiming that matinee patrons will “It was just a matter of expressing it home loans? held Monday, Sept. 27 with Mark table. ment with 24 but Reggie Jackson and am about anything else," she said. go to illegal bookies to place bets if and letting it out. A lot of nice things '3 '4* A — No, but certain Kravitz in charge...Doug Dumas, "I’ve always admired Sal as a Nettles each have 23, so the race Plainfield dog track owner Edward the jai alai matinees are not con have been happening ever since.” World War I veterans are better known as Honest Douglas in player and a man," said Nettles, figures to go down to the last day. Keelan asked permission from the tinue. That first summer, Schneps eligible for low downpay his everyday auto business, and a "We’ve played golf together a few The bigger race for the A’s— the commission to add a Thursday Outgoing Commissioner Paul developed his character and ment loans insured by the baseball buff for years, takes time to times in celebrity tournaments and A.L. West—seems to be slipping matinee to the current Tuesday and Silvergleid, whose resignation perfected his act, working both as a Federal Housing Ad write and voice his displeasure with our wives have played tennis away with each passing day. While Saturday daytime performances, and became effective today, disagreed clown and a leprechaun with a ministration. the remarks American League um together, so we are more than the Yankees remained a solid 11'/ts Bridgeport jai alai owner A. Robert with Mrs Morris and said he saw summer show. pire Ron Luciano made about players passing friends. In my book, he’s a games in front in the East, the A’s Zeff wants to continue Monday, nothing wrong with the owners wan Would he like to be a full time GOTTLIEB JOYCE and managers. No doubt the big, fine person and deserves the best. As lost a chance to gain ground on Kan- Wednesday and Saturday matinees. ting to make a profit. clown, arid give up his regular job? always clowning arbiter has a right Keelan told the subcommittee one Mrs. Morris said the commission ’’Sure, if I could make a living so I Eastern Division this season and will to his opinion but not in published reason he wanted the extra matinee should seek to strike "a healthy could handle all the ramifications of IHSTRUCTION IN be odds-on favorites to gain the loop form. Luciano called one player a was for senior citizens "who don’t balance between entertainment and being a clown — of being ‘up’ 24 hours title in the upcoming playoffs. drunk, said a successful manager Catholic runners report raising revenue.” a day,” QUALITY TRUMPET PUYING Joyce is slated to pitch an inning or was no good and a troublemaker, Being a clown is hard work, two against a team comprised of labeled a high-priced star a cry baby By LEN AlISTER returnees from that squad to head Schneps says, Stephen Schneps wants to be the official local umpires. and put one of the brightest young the '76 team. ”It’s a very, very difficult thing to Herald Sportswriter state clown of Vermont. He works days G ordon S . S mith All proceeds will enter Brown’s players in that same category. With a tough schedule and three of Cheney Tech soccer got under way do. It’s hard to always smile, always Tires Fund to help meet expenses for Luciano’s remarks were published yesterday with Coah Manny Gon- Injuries hit Pats as a manpower training counselor in studio at: its top five runners back is the East laugh, always feel your goal is to a trip to Chatanooga, Tenn., to take nationwide and it’s surprising that calves putting 20 through kicking make other people laugh. Wolcott, but spends his nights and 181 Oak St. Tel. 649-7573 Catholic High cross country team. 2 6 part in the National Women's Slow Lee MacPhail, American League Coach Dave Kelley put 25 prospects drills. He expects the ranks to grow FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — Coach Chuck Fairbanks read the Schneps went to a circus to see how weekends under greasepaint trying to Manchester, Ct. 06040 by appointment only Pitch Tournament this weekend. president, didn’t take action by to 45 by Monday as many prospective medical repdrt about his once and future New England Patriots the clowns lived when they weren’t in through their paces Tuesday in make people laugh as "El Schnepo.” Member: American Federation of Musicians The Tires had hoped to face the suspending or even firing the out players are still on vacation. The the center ring. preparation for the upcoming season. and it was nothing short of dismal. (UPI photo) WD’S* Falcons but amateurs are barred spoken Luciano...Dumas writes, "1 The Eagles, in an upset, captured Beavers begin their second year in "Just when we thought we had take exception to liberties that Show- the Charter Oak Conference Sept. 17 from competing against pros, even in the 1975 Class B title. Luke O'Conner, something good going, this happens. ” Corbett, 1974's top draft pick, has boat Luciano takes with respect to at Cromwell High. benefits. Steve Colbert and Eric Lecko are Fairbanks said Tuesday learning the returned to Newton-Wellesley downgrading of specific ball players specifics on wide receivers Randy Hospital for more examinations for a [ligWDB* and holding them up to ridicule. SaU Thurt. - Sun. Unusual request Vataha and Steve Burks, guard Steve neck injury which has already taken Further than that, I fail to see how, Corbett and offensive tackle Leon ••••• S«pt. a thru 5 Following her recent triumph in two operations. 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John Garside, Joe Camposeo, Bob The Phils carried a 2-1 lead into the highlight a three-run, sixlh-inning Umps slated to play are Carl on a leadoff walk by Jeff Burroughs, fly and Jerry Reuss scattered four Parizeau, Dave Turkinglon, Wilson eighth inning only to see the Astros outburst to help Frank LaCorle post Silver, Bob Kemp. Jim Herdie, John a Grieve double and Roy Howell's hits to hand Randy Jones his 10th in At all 10 Youth Centre Stores Deakin and Ray Camposeo. stage a two-run rally against ace his second win in nine decisions Rick Moffitt, Dave Dooman, Rudi Wittke, two-run double off the left field wall 30 decisions Jones gave up five hits, West Hortlord, Wethersfield, Manchester, Enfield, Bloomfield, Tickets will be available'yat the reliever Tug McGraw to win their Monday hit a two-run homer to ih< f ^ h i >0 lunM I John Quaglia. John Durrenberger, two walks and one run in seven in Avon/Simsbury, Bristol, AAeriden, Chicopee, Springfield field entrance. -----' Boston got one run back in the bot sixth game in a row. nings power the Chicago attack V 'V PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 1. 1976 . y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept 1, 1876 - PAgIe THIRTEEN Siderowf off Standings
g a m e , wins National League American League EbhI East W L Pet GB W L Pet GB LOS ANGELES (UPI) —Dick Siderowf, the British Phil 83 47 .638 - New York 79 49 .617 - Amateur champion from Westport, Conn., was sweating Pitts 72 57 .558 lOW Baltimore 68 61 .527 lUA profusely when his first round match in the U.S. Amateur New York 66 64 .508 17 Cleveland 66 63 .512 13(4 was over — and it wasn’t just because of the heat. Chicago 60 72 .455 24 Boston 62 68 .477 18 “It was pretty hot but Detroit 61 69 .469 19 St. Louis 56 70 .444 25 LAJ V i. that wasn't the problem for Montreal 43 81 .347 37 Milwaukee 58 69 .457 2OV2 me,,, he said. “ I just just won it on the 20th,” played awful and 1 don’t said Giles. West West know how to explain it." W L Pet GB W L Pet GB Siderowf two-putted Kan City 78 53 .595 - S5S A suave stockbroker, Cincin 84 49 .632 - oS a Siderowf picked off the from 15 feet on the 18th Los Ang 74 56 .569 8W Oakland 70 61 .534 8 British Amateur crown for hole and won his match Houston 67 68 .496 18 Minnesota 64 69 . 481 15 the second time in his '^•’en Barge failed to make San Diego 63 70 474 21 Texas 60 71 .458 18 CO career at St. Andrews in ® four-footer. But the AtlanU 59 73 447 24W California 58 74 .439 20^4 June. winner scrambled in with a San Fran 56 76 424 27W Chicago 57 74 .435 21 CO S S 2 He was extended to the 12-ove-par 82. Tuesday's Results C9 final hole Tuesday before Tuesday's Results E Atlanta 5, Chicago 3 turning back Mike Barge of “That was a long four- Minnesota 4-3, Milwaukee S = ° Pittsburgh 3, San Diego 0 Fargo, N.D., 1-up as the footer for him," Siderowf Los Angeles 5, Montreal 1 0-6 76th U S. Amateur got un said of Barge’s putt. “But I O £ ® u. New York 6, San Fran Texas 8, Boston 3 der way at the Bel-Air don’t know about my ItS rag cisco 2 Baltimore 4, Kansas City 3 Country Club in 90-degree chances. I thought they Cleveland 4, Chicago 2 (/) T Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 5 O (y)UJ (/) O temperatures. were good when I came ( ) Houston 3, Philadelphia 2 10 That allowed him to es here but I didn’t hit a California 6, Detroit 3 fairway all day. 1 don’t O 1. flJO cape the same fate as Vin- Wednesday’s Games New York 2, Oakland 1 h - O .C CM ny Giles, the 1972 U.S. look at myself as the man Chicago (Bonham 8-10) at Amateur and 1975 British to beat now or yesterday, Atlanta (Ruthven 13-13), N though. Wednesday's Games Amateur king who came San Diego (Strom 11-13) at Texas (Perry 12-11) at hereas one of the “There are simply too Pittsburgh (Kison 10-8), N Boston (Jenkins 12-11) [>unn photo favorites. The 33-year-old many good, young college Los Angeles (Sutton 16-9) Kansas City (Bird 116) at Giles, of Richmond, Va., LU players entered” at Montreal (Dunning 2-5), Baltimore (Flanagan 0-4), N Rec Women^s League softball winners was ousted by Don Reese N Cleveland (Bibby 9-5) at on the 20th bole when Siderowf is one of only 14 San Francisco Chicago (Kravec 1-1), N Winner in the Rec Women’s Softball League was the Leopard entry. Scpiad memliers, Reese sank a seven-foot men who have won the (Montefusco 13-11) at New Milwaukee (Colborn 8-13) front row, left to right, Arlene Fazzino, Dotty Brindamoiir, (lathi (ialliip, Paula birdie putt. British Amateur twice and York (Koosman 16-9), N at Minnesota (Singer 10-9), "To beat such a great Sullivan, Jeanne Suhie, Joan Lindsay. Top row, Donna MIodzinski, Simone (lalhoun, he’s attempting to try to Cincinnati (Norman 12-4) N player as Vinny," said the at St. Louis (Rasmussen 5- Chris Carpenter, Maureen Schofield, Rosemarie Lovell, Dot Rrindaniour. (ierry join the immortal Bobby Detroit (Roberts 12-13) at beaming Reese, “is almost 10), N Tracy. Jones and three others as California (Tanana 14-9), N ^ < 2 like winning the tour Philadelphia (Kaat 11-9) the only players to pocket New York (Hunter 14-12) • to nament” ^ (Tl both major amateur titles at Houston (McLaughlin 2- at Oakland (Blue 13-11), N "I played real well but he 2), N the same year. = t/J
Rick Ley was $100 poorer CO lU Sports briefs Legion baseball review ^ o era 5 S o Gain readers r a |5 0) E 13 NEW YORK (UPI) — ;00 Fotiu ^policeman^ Clippers name Wilson A survey by Boy's Life Q ra BALTIMORE (UPI) - The Magazine h Ii o >v h the fasleBl'groHing sports Ballard top star « Baltimore Clippers of the Southern W*Q Hockey League named Larry Wilson among its male teen-age m Tuesday as general manager-coach readers are tennis and 'ers wanted for the upcoming season. Wilson, skiing. V coach of Richmond the last four Skiing zoomed 50 on mound, at bat per cent and tennis 23 n e w YORK (UPI) - You know how 11 Is with cops. You never “ E f ™ per cent over a similar By LEN AUSTER survey in 1973. But ten can find one when you need him. Same thing with the New York assigned to “off-ice” management of Herald Sportswriter Rangers. For nearly 10 years now, they’ve been looking all over ihe team after the Clippers switched nis ranks only eighth on the list of sports to play for a “policeman,” one with enough muscle to make sure they SHL earlier this Final statistics of the Manchester American Legion baseball CO or do and skiing is 23th. won’t be pushed around on the ice the way they’ve been for so team showed Bruce Ballard the leading hitter and pitcher. The many years. Lamping and hiking Proposal tabled led with 94 per cent, Post 102 entry placed fourth in Zone Eight with a 12-11-1 record The Rangers figure they've finally I’m fast, I do my job. Last year, followed hy: sw-imming and was 13-21-1 over-all. CHICAGO (UPI) — Pro football found the man they’ve been looking when Rick Ley and I were with the (87 per cent), fishing management's latest contract Ballard in zone outings hit at a .386 for in Nick Fotiu, a strappiing 6-foot- Whalers, we were having a few (82 per cent), football Gliha was the team’s second leading • proposal has been tabled by National clip on 27 hits (team high) with 70 at 2-inch, 215-pound left wing who beers and we got to talking. He said I (74 per cent), basket batsman with a .308 average. He had Football League player represen bats. He had 15 RBIs, five doubles played with the New England .wasn’t so fast ... he had beaten Dave ball (72 per cent), 36 hits in 117 at bats with two triples, tatives and the players’ group has and two triples, all team-leading Whalers of the WHA the past two Keon ... and all this. I told him I’d baseball (71 per cent), two homers and 17 RBIs, the latter called for continued bargaining. figures. Outside the zone, however, years. race him for $100 the next day, me tennis (49 per cent), figure tying with Ballard for the Failure of the player represen he didn’t fare too well, batting .167, Fotiu comes from Greek-ftalian and him. We each put up $100 and shooting and bowling, team leadership. tatives to take a stand on the con for an over-all clip of .330 which was Jeff Backofen was third best with a stock. You say his name Foe-tiyou, raced the length of the ice. I beat him (42 per cent each). still good enough to lead the club. with the accent on the front syllable, by six feet. Dave Keon, bull— . ” tract. which was understood to in .292 batting average (31 for 106) and Pitching-wise, Ballard posted a 9-3 and he comes from Staten Island Fotiu remembrs how he used to go clude limits on the size of team paced the team in runs scored with record against zone foes with 146 which makes him the first native to the Rangers’ games as a kid and squads, probably meant the owners 18. Bob Healy was the stolen base strikeouts in 82 2/3 innings. He New Yorker ever to play or the how everyone would advise him to would have to establish squad size at leader with 10 and drew 19 bases on allowed 40 hits, walked 35 and yielded Rangers. forget it when he’d say he wanted to a meeting scheduled in New York balls. 20 runs, 14 earned, for a 1.52 ERA. They signed him as a free agent* be a hockey player. He refused to today. Manchester in zone play had a .256 Left-hander John Varca, out of mostly because general manager and forget it, though. Orr returns team batting average but could Bolton High, won two zone contests coach John Ferguson, who used to be “I went to Rod Gilbert’s hockey muster only a .171 clip in exhibition Barnett resigns MONTREAL (UPI) — Superstar compared to six losses with Pete chief policeman himself for the Mon school in New Hyde Park and learned defenseman Bobby Orr has rejoined tilts for an over-all .231. Over-all, its NEW YORK (UPI) - Dick Daigle notching the other zone win. treal Canadiens, felt the Rangers a lot there,” he says. "I played the Team Canada lineup after a two- defense pulled off nine double plays CA Barnett, who helped the New York Daigle at the Matt Moriarty Tourna r need one badly, even if the NHL hockey every chance I got. In Staten com part to 18 for the opponents. day rest confident his sore knee will ment aggrevated an injury in his finally is starting to pass new rules Island, we played roller hockey in the Knicks to their first National Basket Manchester stranded 246 runners on not keep him out of the Canada Cup pitching arm and couldn’t hurl the hoping to curb violence. streets. I’d go to Brady’s Pond when ball Association championship as a base compared to 235 left on base for hockey tournament opening rest of the campaign. Fotiu doesn’t go for the word the ice froze over. I was 16-17 years player in the 1969-70 season, resigned the opposition. Thursdav. Ever-improving outfielder Ray "goon," but the Rangers certainly old and I remember how I’d be Tuesday as an assistant coach for "personal reasons." didn’t go out and get him because he carrying my skates, my gloves and skates like the male lead in the Ice my stick and how I’d have my pads Barnett leaves the Knick organiza Hale recalled AMlMCiW and FOREIGN Follies. and everything else on traveling on tion fter 11 years, the first eight as a LOS ANGELES (U P D - Car Carpete starting guard. The fifth best scorer "I led the North American League the city bus. People would laugh at The Los Angeles Dodgers in penalties with 379 minutes three me. One day me and my friend, Bob in Knick history, Barnett tallied 15,- Tuesday recalled out CARPET seasons ago when I was with the by Bliss, were on the bus and four 358 points in 14 seasons. He played in fielder John Hale from 300 straight games at one stretch MERCHANTS Cape Cod Cubs but I never dropped guys started laughing at us. We thein Albuquerque club of with the Knicks 1310 Tolland Turnpika my gloves first,” says Fotiu, who opened the door to get off and they the Pacific Coast League 646-6868 reported for advance training with said something to us. Something bad. and placed catcher Elbe the Rangers Monday at Huron Park, We got back on and gave ’em a Biggs ivalks out Rodriguez on a 15-day dis KODAK-POLAROID DAYS OF RACING Ont. abled list. beating right there on the bus. Then NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Verlon AGENCY "Tough? I never say I’m tough. Hale, previously S e p t . 2 t h r u 11 we got off again and played hockey. " Biggs, a 12-year veteran cut last DISCOUNT PRICES Anybody can beat you in a fight. You When he was 19, Fotiu won the week by the Washington Redskins, scheduled to rejoin the (Including Sunday! just go out there and if someone Police Athletic Leagues left the New Orleans Saints training Dodgers on Sept. 7 after ARTHUR DRUG POST TIME 2 P.M .... RAIN OR SHINE wants to fight, you fight. I’m a team heavyweight title in Staten Island camp Tuesday without signing a con the minor ieague season, guy. If one of my teammates gets In and was encouraged to pursue a tract. met the team in Montreal trouble and needs help. I’m there to boxing career. Biggs had discussed a possible con for Tuesday night’s game help. Nobody in New York has ever "Fighting wasn't in my mind, tract with the Saints but never against the Expos. The 23- year-old Hale hit .322 with A hand lull of caah la seen me skate You watch me skate. hockey was, ” he says. signed He showed up for one batlar than a garaga ^ Northampton, Maas. workout and reportedly left because 12 home runs in 103 games full of atuff. with Albuquerque. of a knee problem. w r w • Squad fai^es cut mss
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A f a u w u b idMUUU MANCHESTER EVENING HEFtALD, Mancheiter, Conn., Wed Sept 1, 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 1. 1976 , Business JobleBs claims up and the consumer Claims for unemployment compensation filed in Manchester increased 7.3 per cent to a weekly total of 4.- 672 for the two-week period ending Aug. 21, the state AMESITE Appointed VP Lalibor Department said. Donald B. Eden of Vernon has been Statewide, jobless claims remained almost unchanged, appointed assistance vice president with 123,896 weekly for the two-week period. DRIVEWAYS of the Savings Banks' Association of One year ago, the Manchester figure was 4,514 and the Nu Down PoymenI low Monthly Pnymfr.U Connecticut in Hartford. statewide total was 146,447, the Labor Department said. Eden, former assistance The latest Manchester total consisted of 4,472 con secretary, joined the association in tinued claims and 200 initial claims. The total includes 1963 as an adm inistrative assistant. 735 extended benefits claims and 900 emergency compen A graduate of Syracuse University, sation claims. Seasonal closings were blamed for 274 of Eden is a member of the Vernon the local claims. Town Council and chairman of the town's Bicentennial Commission. Aural Mliundentanding Before scientists understood NOTICE seasonal changes, astronomers believed that the sun, in its ap Probate Court is open for Loans cycles parent "path across the conferences with the heavens," paused over the judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 Manchester Honda is one of Tropic of Capricorn (on Dec. 21 P M. on Thursday nights. several areajirm s which has loaned or i i by modem calendars) and Night telephone number; motorcycles to Central Connecticut again when it reached the 649-0445 State College, New Britain, for a Tropic of Cancer (about June 21). Ancient astronomers nam summer motorcycle safety course. William E. FitzGerald ed each moment “solstice," The course, sponsored by the Judge oLProbate . from the Latin "sol," (sun) and Motorcycle Safety Foundation, was "sistere," to stand still. for high school driver education in structors.
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Wed., Sept. 1, 1976 School open Wednesday Haurl|p0tpr ^\mm^ Hrralb New Gerber plant to employ 100 Andover Staff changes open the first day of school. ______The Board of Education Hot lunch for students South Windsor will cost 50 cents and milk sidiary of Gerber Scientific Instru Attorney Stanley Leven presented future development of the site, and B y DONNA HOLLAND appointed four new five cents, reduced meals JUDY KUEHNEL ment on Gerber Rd. site plans for the $1 million facility bechuse of the natural contours of the Andover Elementary ■*1^achers. They are Joan will be 15 cents, adult The South Windsor Planning and The new piant wiii produce which is expected to employ 100 per land. School students, 275 this Penney in Title 1, Madeline automated garment cutting Area news lonata as school psy lunches will be 75 cents and Zoning Commission Tuesday night sons. The Planning and Zoning Commis year, begin the school year Andover El'mgton Hebron South Windsor milk, 10 cents. All ice approved the construction of a new machines used to cut fabric for use in The new structure will face the sion was concerned about added traf Wednesday, Sept. 8. The chologist, Marjorie Johns Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon cream will be 10 cents. 60,000 square-foot plant to house the garment and automotive in parkway and will be shielded by a fic on Kelly Rd., however. Attorney school day is from 8:30 un in art and Paul Sales, Wednesday the menu in Gerber Garment Technology, a sub dustries. double row of pine trees. Leven assured the commission that if Grade 4 and 5 combination. til 2:30 p.m. cludes hamburger on a The planned location of the that became a problem working Upon their return to Dr. Robert Breer was roll, French fries, orange building is forward, toward Gerber shifts could be staggered. school the students may appointed school physi juice, fruit and milk. East Hartford woman Rd. from the existing building The PZC approval is conditional, cian. not recognize their prin- Thursday it is spaghetti, housing Gerber Scientific Instru assuming approval is granted by the capal. He will be dressed David Turkington, Grade tossed salad, bread and ment. engineering department for drainage MCC inVernon resumes as himself. 6 teacher, was appointed to butter Jello and milk. to head day care center Officials said the location was as well as the installation of a light at act in the absence of the Last year David Kravet Friday it is tomato soup, Vernon Because of the fire marshal's determined in order to utilize the entrance to Kelly Rd. A group of eight credit courses will five semesters, a student can meet dressed as an angel for principal. be offered evenings this fall at Ver the requirements of an associate Sharon Holcombe was grilled cheese sandwich, w Angela Pelletier of East Hartford ruling that the day care use is a con existing parking facilities, enable Halloween, a wizard for non Center Middle School. The degree in general studies as well as a appointed classroom aide carrot sticks, peanut has been appointed as director of the tinuing use due to the fact the the school's production of butter brownie and milk. -.and courses are part of a special five- high percentage of the requirements and cafeteria helper. Hockanum Vaiiey Day Care Center's children are of school age, it will be The Wizard of Oz and Un up to the Board of Education to cor Plunkett appointed to SWHS semester sequence begun last spring in over 30 other transfer and career cle Sam for the Bicenten Cafeteria new program for kindergarten-aged by the Community Services Division children. rect several fire code violations cited programs offered by MCC. nial program. Teachers meet position. of Manchester Community College. Classes will begin Thursday, Sept. The cafeteria will be then some The program will be conducted in by the state and local fire marshals. South Windsor H^ did his undergraduate work at The eight courses are: business Teachers begin the the Northeast Kindergarten To date about eight children have The Board of Education Tuesday 9, and will continue through Jan. 9. Providence College and graduate law, systems design (data school year with an orien (Polliwog) building. The Board of been enrolled in the new day care night appointed Greg Plunkett as Each course will meet one night a work at the University of Hartford processing), introductory composi tation day Tuesday. Education, Monday night, approved program but more are expected to be associate principal of South Windsor week from 7 to 9:40 except the data Child center opens HARTFORD MTIOKAL and University of Connecticut. tion, introduction to literature, There will also be orien an expenditure of $350 to make some enrolled before the program starts High School. processing course: that will meet (The favorite Person) SAI^IK He was formerly departm ent elements of modern math, introduc from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. tation and training sessions improvements to the building. Sept. 8. The program will also be Plunkett will replace Robert Horan South Windsor* for school bus drivers and Middle Tumpike Office, 1120 Middle'ninipike West open to Grade 1 children from the chairman qf math at Ellington High tion to oceanography, applied psy Mail-in registration is in effect ■The state fire marshal's office has who left the system to take another School. The Child Care Center will be open Monday, Sept. 13. substitute drivers. Manchester (jfeen Office, 021 Middle Tlinipike Kiist Northeast School. chology, contemporary social now. Walk-in registration at the MCC ruled that the building is a “con problems. This program is a service to the town through the Com The Parent Teacher North Manche.ster Office, 220 Noith Main St. tinuing use,” and therefore the same Ms. Pelletier is a 1975 graduate of main campus at 60 Bidwell St., munity Service Council and is also open to the residents Each is a three credit course Manchester will be this Saturday Association is sponsoring a Fii'st Manchester Office, .*)!)■) Main St. fire safety codes apply for day care Connecticut State College with a Parents patience sought of surrounding towns. luncheon for those atten bachelor's degree in education. She except for data processing which is from 9 a.m, to noon, Tuesday from 2 or kindergarten use. four. Monday, Tuesday and Friday the center will be open ding the orientation. The day care center will occupy has worked as a teacher's assistant Coventry All school lunches are up five to 7 p.m., and Saturday, Sept. 11 from from 9 a m. to noon. Wednesday and Thursday hours are By completing a selection from the 9 a.m. to noon. one classroom of the building which in the day care center's pre-school School officials are asking parents cents. Except for Kindergarten, the from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. 40 courses that will be given over the To learn more, call 646-2137. was constructed in the 1800's. The program for the past few months. to be patient with any busing delays school lunch program begins The care center is at St. Peter's Church on Sand Hill . center for pre-schoolers is operated She has also been a substitute in the first days of school which begin Wednesday. Rd. in a wing of the First Congregational teacher in the Manchester School here Wednesday, Sept. 8 with a full Primary grade children should Though the Child Care Center is licensed as a Day Care Church. system. day for all students. wear tags as supplied by the schools. MCC in South Windsor begins and Nursery School by the state Department of Health, it Bus schedules were published in The superintendent is still seeking is a service for mothers of preschool children to allow The Herald Saturday, Aug. 29. qualified substitutes. To apply, call them time to meet their needs. The school is available to South Windsor Eight evening courses will be Board meeting rescheduled Corrections and additions to them 742-7317. children two months to 5 years. The children will be School office hours are: CHS, 7 A new program of credit courses offered each semester at the high been placed early on the agenda as a will be published this Friday. divided into age groups and children over 18 months will Hebron a.m. to 4 p.m.; Nathan Hale, 7 a.m, will begin here this fall by the Com- school in a proposed five semester courtesy to the expected large Schools and hours will be: Coven use the planned curriculum. WESTERN REEF to 3:30 p.m.; Robertson, 8 a.m. to munity Services Division of series. The Board of Education has audience. try High School, 7:45 a m. to 1:41 The center plans an open house next Wednesday at 7:30 3:30 p.m.; and Coventry Grammar, Manchester Community College Courses to be offered this fall are: PHONE 643-1184 rescheduled its September meeting The COC is composed-of two p.m.; Capt. Nathan Hale School, 8 p.m: for parents to visit the school and meet the teachers. 63 TOLLAND TPKE. 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (MCC) and the South Windsor Adult introductory composition, effective Starting a library addition Compltt* Lin* of from Sept, 9 to Thursday, Sept. 16 at members each from the school a m. to 2:25 p.m.;Robertson School, To learn more, call the Community Service Office, 644- MANCHESTER 8 p.m. in the library of the Gilead Hill 8:40 a.m. to 2:50 p.m.; Coventry Education program. speaking, general psychology, in 2509 G r o c tr iti Si P roduct boards in Andover, Hebron and troduction to data processing, 1 Hours: Mon., Toes, Wed. 8 to 8 W£ RESeSVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT School on Rt. 85. Grammar, 9 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. Mrs. Mildred Raymond takes the first step in breaking ground Marlborough the the board of Rham j Thurs. 8i Fri. 8 to9 The item expected to draw most Students at Nathan Hale are asked business environment. Saturday for the addition to the Wood Memorial Library at 783 QUANTITIES High School. isal. 8i Sun. 8 to 6 OPEN SUNDAY 8 to 6 SPECIALS THURS., EHi. ft SAT attendence by residents concerns the to report by grades to: Grade 5 to Teacher contract signed Courses to be offered this fall are: Main St., South Windsor. She is president of the library associa Gym class scheduled The Rham board will meet Mon NOTICE; Coupons mutt be presented for extre stamps Cent(9l Office Committee (COC) of day, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Rham cafeteria, Grade 6 to Room 9, Grade Andover Introductory Composition, Effective tion. With her is Mrs. Edith Vibert, librarian, and Thomas Baz- South Windsor in the longevity payment after 15 Speaking, General Psychology, In Regional School District No, 8. It has library. 7 to LGI Room, and Grade 8 to Room A two-year teacher contract for the years of service from $200 to $250 and troduction to the Study of Society, zano, the addition's architect. The addition planned for comple The Recreation Department will begin a 10-week ses i OPEN ALL DAY 28. coming school year and 1977-78 the board's payment of increases in Intermediate Algebra, Anatomy and tion by September is expected to double the book display area of sion of gymnastics Sept. 21. between the Andover Board of Monday, LABOR DAY, Sept. 6 health insurance premiums which Physiology, Introduction to Data the library founded by William Wood in memory of his parents. Registration for this program will be held at Timothy Education and the Andover Educa may occur during the life of the con Processing, Business Environment. Edwards Middle School Sept. 16 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. This DOUBLE S A H GREEN STAMPS EVERY Youth Services board approved tion Association was signed Monday. (Photo by Merle Tapley) tract. Classes will begin Sept. 9 and con program is open to children in Grades 4 to 10. Late The announcement came from Also included are routine registrations will be taken on Sept. 17 and 20 at the ______WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY reactivated when the town hired Hockanum Valley Community Ser Beatrice Kowalski, chairman of the tinue through Jan. 9, Each will meet Vernon modifications of terminology and one night a week from 7 to 9:40 p.m. Recreation Department. (iharles Allen to head it. vices Council; Capt. John Bundy of board, and Ellen Davis, president of An eight-member Youth Services contract language. at the high school, 161 Nevers Rd. All classes will be held at South Windsor High School BONELESS STEAK SALE! The committee, appointed for one- the Vernon Police Department; and AEA. 1-86 widening delayed Advisory Board has been approved year terms, consists of the following No more funds will be required Mail-in registration is under way. Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at 7 p.m. For further in Ernest Mack Jr., a citizen-at-large The new contract provides a 5.7 per from the town to implement the con The indirect source permit is required by the 'Town Council on recommen members: Beverly Cochran, super Walk-in registration on the main Vernon formation call Karen Fellows 644-2511 daily between 9 member. cent average salary increase for the tract this year. Much money has for any project which will attract dation of Mayor Thomas Benoit. visor of social workers in the Vernon campus of MCC will be this Saturday Delay in issuing an indirect source per and 4 p.m. SIRLOIN Bonein, When schools open next week two first year and a 6.3 per cent average been saved by replacing teachers generators of pollution. The board will oversee and School system; George Furbish, from 9 a.m. to noon, Tuesday from 2 mit for the proposed widening of 1-86 will Rockville High School student salary increase for the second year. DOT had planned to advertise bids for evaluate the activities of the Youth member of the Town Council; who resigned with teachers at much to 7 p.m., and Saturday, Sept. 11 from delay the project's being put out to bid, representatives will be named to Other changes include an increase lower salaries. construction work sometime in August but TIP STEAK Services Bureau which was recently Richard Godek, representing the 9 a m. to noon. state Department of Transportation Dog catchers complete the eight-member board. now feels it will be late September or Oc To learn more, call 646-2137, (DOT) officials said Monday. tober if the indirect source permit is The widening project is to extend from Boneless issued. TOP PTO plans Santa Workshop the Ashford-Willington line to the Dobson go hunting After bids are opened the DOT has 45 Rd. area in Vernon. Several local hearings Reed players go to Ohio Hebron been very successful at both elemen days to review them and this would Bolton ROUND STEAK have been conducted and many voiced tary schools. II yhu have news probably delay the start of the project un objections to the issurance of the permit Andover The Hebron PTO met Monday Plans are under way but donations tor thlese towns, call til early next year. A house-to-house, street-by-street search for unlicensed night to discuss this year's Santa of materials as well as workers are and questioned the need for the project. dogs will begin this month. CUBE STEAKS By DONNA HOLLAND Workshop, said PTO President urgently needed, Mrs. Bielecki said. ANDOVER - 64 6-0375 The search will be conducted by Ronald Matthewson, The 1976 State Champion of Class A Lorraine Bielecki. To offer help, call Doris Roche for (Donna Holland) state canine control officer, and Elmer Wilson, local dog Fast Pitch Softball is Reed Construc The East Haddam PTO were in Two residents favor walks warden. GROUND CHUCK Gilead Hill School or Sally 80LT0N - 646-0375 kindergarten, can be e @ tion of Andover. i! k vited to attend because they are in Whitehouse for the Hebron Elemen Vernon issue is not dead yet." Catherine Leiner, town clerk, urges the owners or Having the state championship in terested in the project which has (Donna Holland) expected to walk within a keepers of any unlicensed dogs six months of age or older tary School. Thomas Quick and The council took its ac margin along the side of Ib> its hand Reed is now preparing to COVENTRY — 742-9375 tion after 22 of the 25 to license them. Her office is open daily from 9 a m, until ^PATTIES ‘ travel to Hamilton, Ohio to compete Jerome Flemming, the road. 2 p.m. and each Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. M (Linda Lovering) residents of Merline Rd. residents on Discovery Rd. Flemming said on stor DOUBLE S 8i H GREEN STAMPS WITH THIS PURCHASE in the national tournaments. Trash can judges announced offered strong objections Mrs. Leiner reminds those owners that as of Oct. 1 a During the state championship EAST HARTFORD - 286-4263 spoke at the Board of my or rainy days that new state law governing license fees for unneutered male and an active cultural arts volunteer. (Shelia Toiler) Education meeting Mon to sidewalks at a recent Discovery Rd. is a mess playoffs in Plainville the local team South Windsor Entrants in the contest are to council meeting. They dogs will become effective. BONELESS BONELESS won three consecutive games to re ELLIN6T0N - 643-2711 day night to oppose a Town with children all over and A license for an unneutered male dog will cost $4,50 in The names of the judges fbr the return their painted cans to the Rye Council decision against claimed the children tain its title. (Barbara Richmond) mothers in cars picking up September, $8.70 in October and $9.70 in November, ^S H O U LD E R SHOULDER trash can painting contest have been St. Park on Thursday, Sept. 9 sidewalks on Discovery walking to school do not children. He said with announced by the contest sponsors, Reed beats Dugs between 4 and 6 p.m. Anyone not able HEBRON — 228-9617 Rd. walk within the lines sidewalks it would be a lot the South Windsor Young Wives Club iliCLOD A A C LONDON f 19 In its first game against Dug's to bring their can then should call (Pat Sullivan) However, the men were painted along the road for safer Dugout of Stratford the Reed team and the NuWay Tobacco Co. Mrs. Daria Plummer at 644-8403. told by Police Chief Her th ^ purpose and probably Sidewalks are beiffg in The adult panel will consist of Mrs. SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1384 BROIL 1 ■ ' scored three runs in the first inning. The cans will he judged Friday, man Fritz, who was also at w uld not walk on the stalled along Merline Rd. W ROASTS T T i k . Diane Smith and Brian Manion, both Sept. 10 and put into service for the (Judy Kuehnel) sidewalks either. Dug's retaliated with two runs. the meeting, the Traffic but not continued onto Exchange Club set dates BONELESS Doug Willette, Reed pitcher, then of South Windsor, and Miss Candy Wapping Fair Friday evening. TOLLAND • 643-2711 Authority will reconsider Quick expressed concern Discovery. South Windsor shut out the opposition for the Hachadorian of Manchester. Awarding of prizes will take place - (Barbara Richmond) the council action. for the safety of The school board's Mrs. Smith is a well known local remainder of the game while his after the parade Saturday, Sept. 11. Chief Fritz, who heads kindergarten children and transportation committee The Exchange Club artist and has been very active in the VERNON - 643-2711 CHUCK FILLET teammates scored 14 more runs. Award sponsors also include the S the authority, said the said “We want either chairman, Mrs. Joann released its meeting man Bob Hunter, 644-8313. cultural arts events of the town. She (Barbara Richmond) Joey Crete's grand slam home run and R Sanitation Co., Tobacco Valley question of the Discovery walkways or to have the Worthen, said her com schedule for the r,gmainder Scheduled meetings and I FRESH EXTRA LEAN chaired the South Windsor Art Show was the highlight of the game. Rubbish Removal, and Community Rd. sidewalks is coming children bused to school" mittee will await further of 1976. The meetings will program chairmen are: for the past several years. Waste Removal. back to the authority, “the He said he doesn't feel word from the Traffic continue to be held Sept. 14, Gil Garcia; Sept. Manion will be a senior at South And Celeste that children, who may Authority before taking Tuesdays at The Lounge 28, Ed Very with special IGROUND ROUND 9 9 a Windsor High School and is a 1975 The second game belong to Ted only be 4Vz when-they start any action on the request. Cafe on Sullivan Ave. at speaker from the Whalers; Kachanowski, Reed pitcher. He recipient of a Golden Key Scholastic LaLeche League meets 6:30 p.m. Oct 12, Tony Fasano; Oct. WHOLE WHOLE pitched a one hit 3-0 win over Celeste Award in art. Information about the 26, Andy Kreller; Nov. 9, ""BOTTOM ROUND SIRLOIN TIP Restaurant of Waterbury, the 1974 Miss Hachadourian is the art South Windsor Discussion leader will be Kathy Church women begin year local community service Bill Ryan; Nov. 23, Rapp state champions. teacher at the Ellsworth School. She The La Leche League of South Wilson. club may be obtained by Fitts; Dec 14, Mike Mar- ROAST 1 1 9 holds a degree in art from the Windsor will hold its first meeting of All women who are interested in Peggy Wampold before the requested to bring items calling membership chair- m W V I l 1 0 9 Bolton tocci. Roam, Steaks, Eye Round, ^ |b. Steaks A& Roasts | lb* And (]loud Nine University of Northern Colorado. a series of four Wednesday, Sept. 8 at nursing their babies are invited as meeting. ancKpin money for a silent For further information auction. Cube Steaks & Gr. Round Av.Wt. 25 30 lbs. Av Wt. 14-17 Iba. Reed won the 1976 state cham The children's panel will consist of 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert are their babies. Women need not be The Episcopal Church call Mrs. Lathrop. Av Wi 26-30 Ibi. ■ " pionship Tuesday by defeating Cloud Tom Arey of Tolland and Tom Zbell Herdic, 106 Benton St., Manchester. pregnant or even have a family to at Women of St George's will SIRLOIN . . . Nine of New London by a score of 11- and Mrs. Jan Champagne of South La Leche is Spanish for “ the tend. begin the new year with a PRE-SEASON SHORT LOIN 1 . Windsor. milk," A non-sectarian, non-profit La Leche League began in a meeting and Chinese auc St. Maurice Ladies COAT SALE OF BEEF 1 1 9 HIP 1 ® ’ Willette and Ledgard Bedard Arey is elementary art instructor- organization, the league's purpose is Chicago suburb 20 years ago when tion Thursday, Sept. 9 at 8 The Ladies of St. shared the pitching victories as their Doug Willette, 22-game winner with the Reed Construction fast and department chairman in the to help encourage “good mothering one mother who had successfully FROMTAMOUS YOU GET 10-12 Porierhoui# | ||^ p.m. at the church. Maurice Church will begin I vw/full Teryferluins * OF BEEF J t teammates came through with time pitch softball team of Andover, sends home a strike during the local schools and is a well known ar through breastfeeding." nursed her baby helped another who Small items such as the 1976-77 season with a MAKERS AvWt 25 30 lbs 6-10 Sirlom Steaks tnf/full Tenderloin ly hitting. team's first game on their own, new ball field in Andover this tist. One of his paintings hangs in the The group will meet the second wanted to breastfeed. This is still the paperback books, note potluck supper Monday, WOOL d ra u a i ■ Peter Maneggia, team manager, Town Hall. basic approach, although the league FREEZER DEPT. August. He may pitch the team's first game for the U.S. cham Wednesday evening of each month. A paper and jewelry are Sept. 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the said this year his team proved to be Zbell will be a sixth grader at the series of four meetings will discuss, is now international in scope with pionship Thursday night. (Herald photo by Barlow) needed for the auction. church's parish center. the finest ever with an overall record Eli Terry School. He also has a pain informally, different phases of more than 2,000 groups helpinping Items may be used as long All women of the parish m HINDS OF BEEF SIDES OF BEEF m of 46-5. ting hanging in the town hall and has breastfeeding. Topic for first thousands of womena in the Uqjfell ^ l With or Without Hoods as they are in good condi are invited. Those atten iC Maneggia said' he has confidence naments. The Reed team leaves for Ohio won numerous ribbons for his work. meeting is Advantages of States, Canada, and overSO-ofotlother tion. ding should bring a dish of Many Different Styles the team will proudly represent About 60 states will be represented tonight and is scheduled to play a Mrs. Champagne is a local artist Breastfeeding to Mother and Child. countries. Contributions may be their choice. Coffee and PAMT:Camel - Rust - Grey lb. Connecticut in the national tour- game Thursday night. lb. in the tournament. To learn more, call Kabiy^ilson given to Ruth Lathrop, dessert will be provided. li '/. M inH altn 99‘ su^iltiFila at Green - Dusty Glue Vi Hind also available at same pnee Vi side also available at same price | at 649-7414. Roshka resigns Hazeltine Bjorkman and Those attending are also Reg. $C0.00 Charter revision Hunter course VERNON — Paul Roshka, a Democrat on the Town m ' ROUNDS OF BEEF C SOUTH WINDSOR — The eight-member Charter Revi TOLLAND — A five-week Hunter Safety Course will Council, has resigned from that board because he will be sion Commission has been granted an extension of time, A hand hill of cash It Consists Of: Top. Bottom Eye Round, Sirloin Tip, Rockville start Sept. 8 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the all purpose room moving out of the state soon. Roshka is the second lb. by the Town Council, to complete recommendations on banar than a garaga Stew. Gr Round AvWt. lOOIbs hospital notes at the Parker School. This state course is mandatory for Democrat to resign within the past few weeks. Glen full of ttuff. town government changes. "The commission has until the person who wishes to hunt and who has not had a " ' ...... NOW ‘30™ to ‘35" Feb. 19, 1977. Roberts announced he will leave the board as soon as he HUNT'S SPAGHEHI ^ Admitted Tuesday John license to hunt with firearms in any state or country can be replaced. i Danofrio. Crystal Uke Rd , September dance within 10 years from the date of application. It is also for With (airway’s wonderful Ellington; Donald Ratlin, persons aged 12-16 who may hunt only if they successfully LONG SUEDE COATS EAST HARTFORD — The Junior Woman's Club of solactlon of all the Pleasant View Dr , Vernon. East Hartford will hold a dance called "The Grand complete the course and are accompanied in the field by TRIMMED WITH LEATHER i SAUCE .3 /1 >9* I Mark Inzero. Hamden; Opening " Saturday, Sept. 11 at the Italian American a licensed hunter over 18 years of age. A $1 fee will be LAST THREE DAYS Important littia thingsl • Button Front with Tie Belt and Hood Charles Munford, New Bri charged to cover the cost o / ^ k s and ammunition • Black or Brown [ CHICKEN OF THE SEA ■ tain; Jocelyn Pierce, Stafford Home, 464 Tolland St. It will mark their fifth year in • note boohs Springs; Joyce Schneider existence Music will be by the Blue Horizons. Set ups Nickolas Servetas, National^ifle Association training • luneb boxes counselor and hunter sai^y instructor, will lead the Gail Dr . Ellington. Lori be provided. To get tickets, call 568-1564 or 568-7640. • school begs Reg. $140.00 NOW > 1 TUNA Zi 9 I Spielm an, West R d , classes. Sm o OR • book covers 69.00 1 l U U M HIr m Ellington; Patricia Wearne, f eterans warned PZC meets tcuttght «Ssds a pencils Glenn Dr., Tolland KLEENEX FACIAL # C ■ A BOLTON—Catherine Leiner, town clerk, reminds HEBRON—The Planning and Zoning Commission will MID SUMMER CLEARANCE • pens a flilers Discharged Tuesday: Lucy hold a special meeting tonight at 8 at the Town Office Baldracchi, Stafford Springs, veterans of any war period to file their DD 214 forms with “wa have avary lIttIa Ihlngr^ COM E IN... Carrie Goguen, Enfield: Bar her by Sept. 30. The form must be filed for them to Building to review and act on the proposed revised zoning BUY NOW AND SAVE! bara Martin, Kingsbury Ave , qualify for tax exemptions. regulations and maps. It has been working on them since See Our Fantastic Collection of Coats TISSUE . 3/>1@ Tolland; 'Robert Nurmi, July 1971. ichere a Broad St., Manchester; Park summer to end ^ Wedgewood displayed dollar'i At Great Savings Caroline Persche, East tiill worth • FUR TRIMMED • LEATHER » AND MOREl______SOUTH WINDSOR—The Recreation Department has BOLTON—Historic Wedgewood plates are now being Meadow, N. Y : Frank Rizy, set Friday as closing date for the summer season at Smoor a dollar! Sunnyview Dr , Vernon; displayed at the Bentley Memorial Library. They depict David Wallbillich, Gerald Dr , Veteran's Memorial Park. The park is now open for scenes of Boston about 1896 and are owned by Gladyce CALDOl SHOFFINO CINTM UestuuCAAt Vernon. swimming daily from 11 a m to 6:30 p m. for anyone who Bissell, a former Bolton teacher. Library displays are 917 Main Street, Manchester MANCHESTER can stand the cold. arranged by Friends of the Library. t PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 1, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Sept. 1, 1976 — PAGE NINETEEN Help Wanted IS Momae For Sole 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 2$ Homes For Sale I j Homes For Sale 23 Where Quality Ahcayt Exceedt The Prleel RECEPTIONIST - Excellent opportunity in Manchester 71 BELL STREET- Im MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, MANCHESTER - South end Bolton $58,800 UNIQUE STARTER Home - maculate custom built five dental practice. Heavy public diuininuTn siding, 2-car gar- six room Ranch includes EXTREME PRIVACY W a duplex with six huge clean contact, bookkeeping, light " H Om CE HOURS room ranch, sunporch, patio, ,®®Parate lumaces, im- NEW LISTIN6 heated Florida room, three rooms on quiet street. ISational Weather Forecast la n d s c ^ e d lot, 120x320. One of the finest custom She Heratti typing. Minimum two years Nondiy-Friday 8:30 AM. to 5KK) P.M. 120x320. maculate condition, $54 91X0 Immaculata SW room bedrooms, nice kitchen with Separate furnace and utilities. Marion E. Robertson Realtor, Uiilt eight-room. 4 $Q.900. Keith Real Estate. office experience with public Phene H o in ; S M L lo 5 P.M. Warren E. Howland! Ranch. Rroptaca, garaga. dining area, walk-out base 643-5953. Realtors, 643-1108. ment, garage, deep treed lot. bedroom Colonials located 646-4126. MEATOWN contact. Math aptitude. Family room, walk-out Prefer some post high school • Saturday...8 AM. to 12 Noon Now $41,500. Wolverton Agen in one of Bolton’s nicest 1215Industrial Park NURSES AIDE, 11 .m. - 7 ford. laundry room, two baths, and Plaza. Experience to trial a.m. Laurel Manor. all 649- ^ lb. area). 649-8218. balance, payroll, receivable, □ REAL ESTATE loaded with built-ins Low 40s MANCHESTER - Offers in LATHE HANDS, 50 hours, 4509, 649-4519. Owner, 646-8852 One Kind, One Price, j paid holidays, excellent in and quarterly tax return. vited on this expanded six THE BESTI COMPANION - Full or part Some typing and data room Ranch in the lb. time for elderly lady. Not ill. surance benefits. Metronics, DENTAL Surgical assistant - Homes For Sale 23 BRICK DUPLEX ■ living Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. processing helpful. 35 hour Manchester Green area. First Lovely home. Reply Box C, light typing required, to work PAPER ROUTE room, kitchen, formal dining floor family room, three week, fringes,, parking. Call 30-35 hours weekly in oral sur MANCHESTER- Unique op Manchester Evening Herald. 289-8201. ■ room, three bedrooms, r*c bedrooms, one and I 2 baths WE WANT honest reliable geon’s Rockville-Vernon of portunity to buy half newer room. 2-car garage, excellent FOR YOUR persons who can meet people fireplaced living room Priced RIDE NEEDED from fice. Experience desired. AVAILABLE five room Duplex, three condition, $51,900 Philbrick and make friends for our DELIVERY ani Order Clerk - OFFER in the mid $40’\ Zinsser Agen Grissom Road, Manchester to Resume to Box EE, Wickham Apt area bedrooms, oak floors, walk Agency, Realtors. 646-4200 cy, 646-1511 FREEZER, or business JBood income oppor for wholesale distributor. Manchester Herald. out basement, bus line. $29,- Federal Building, Hartford, 8- tunity, call 872-4515 between Immediate opening, must East Hartford 4:30. Call 646m%. 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- MANCHESTER - Six room COOKOUTS 10 a m. -12 noon. An equal op- have good driving record. Full HELP WANTED - Morning lor 0131. EXPIRES time, steady worn. Phone 643- Colonial with fireplaced living portuntiy employer. cashiers and clerks from 8 MANCHlUTUn M r.aco WANTED - Ride for student 9147 for interview. MANCHESTER room, lovely bright kitchen, from Bolton Notch to a m. lo 3 p.m. Apply Frank’s MANCHESTER - Ffve RN, 7 a m.-3 p.m. and 3 p.m.- EVENING HERALD EXCEPTIONAL 2 FANLY three bedrooms, lormal Willlmantic, Monday-Friday. Supermarket. bedroom oversized Cape. Two SEPT. 27, 1976 dining room and more Price New Low Prices! 11 p.m. Enjoy working with a DRIVER NEEDED - Wood- Please Contact: full baths, aluminum siding, Extra special' One side 646-4425. bridge - Mather area, to MCC, MISC. FOR SALE reduced to $42,900 Zinsser skilled and dedicated staff at PART TIME - responsible Mr. Hatak rec room, dormer, fireplace. completely remodeled, 3 one way only, Tuesday and 41 — Articles for Sale Agency, 646-1511 REPEAT OF TWO SELLOUTS! Manchester Manor Nursing drivers needed by local 647-9947 $39,900, Ifayes Corporation, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD bedrooms each side, Home, excellent wage and Thursday, 10:50 class. Friday medical laboratory. 11:30 to 646-0131. 42 — Building Supplies H e ra lit benefits. Call 646-0129. 9:40 (or earlier) $2. per ride. 43 — Pels-BIrds-Dogs P.O. BOX 591 separate furnaces, private FRESHLY PAINTED 6 room HANGING WEIGHT LEGAL 2:30 or 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. 649- yard, a joy to look at and to Cape Treed lot. $36,900 Only Please call 643-7932. 9687. 44 — Livestock Western Steer RNs and LPNs - Top salary, 45 — Boats & Accessories MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 own Must be seen' $1 down to qualified buyer NOTICE Schools-Classaa 19 Schools-Classaa 19 CLASSIFIED INDEX: Will consider rental with op The Second Congregational excellent benefits and good RECEPTIONIST - Full time. SITTER for six year old in 46 — Sporting Goods working conditions await you. Answer phone, make ap 47 — Garden Products t«Mi M B K ir r a m m ' tion lo buy Pasek Realtors. SIRLOIN HIPS Church of Coventry, Ct. will Keeney Street District. Call 289-7475 receive bids for the siding of Skilled nursing facility has pointments, some typing and 646-8268 after 5 p.m. 48 — Antiques Dear Sirs: BARROWS 8 WALLACE minor bookkeeping. 49 — Wanted to Buy the church until September 13?^ full and part time openings on UMatsm mil n i n a the 3-11 and 11-7 shifts for Experience with medical or Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special I2MI1S ME EIGHT R(XJM Ranch, three OF REEF 1976, Interested bidders may REAL ESTATE Career. Must REAL ESTATE COURSE NOTICES RENTALS bednxims, 1 1 2 baths, three- staff nurses. Call Mrs. dental insurance forms help- have license, in process. Part REAL ESTATE money-saving rate of '4.00I obtain copies of bid forms, ful. Send resume and 1 — Lost and Found 52 — Rooms lor Rent zone heat, double garage, Ferguson, Director of Nursing timers considered. Ralph 23 — Homes lor Sale 53 — Apartments lor specifications and contract at 647-9194 references to Box DD, in MANCHESTER 2 — Personals finished rec room, beautilul Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. 3 — Announcements 24 — Lots-Land tor Sale Rent □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED MANCHESTER ■ Quality treed lot, family room, two documents by writing Second Manchester Herald, 25 — Investment Property 4 — Entertainment 54 — Homes for Rent built seven room Cape, fireplaces $51,900 Immediate Congregational Church. RD 4, 26 — Business Property TWO YARD Worker - 6 Weeks-Mon. & Wed. Evening* at 7 p.m. 5 — Auctions 55 — Business lor Rent featuring plaster walls and occupancy Ken Ostrinsky, Box 45, Coventry, Ct. 06238. 27 — Resort Property 56 — Resort Properly many built in additions Realtor, 643 1333 Positions open. Full time. Claeeae Start Monday, Sept. 13th. FINANCIAL 28 — Real Estate Wanted (3) Property Committee Apply in person, W.H. (or Rent (1) (Z) (4) (5) Fireplaced front lo back Willis Christman, England Lumber Company, 6 — Bonds - Stocks - 57 — Wanted to Rent living ruuin. den. formal IDEAL singles, relirement, or 1 09 Chairman R ^ te 44A, Bolton. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Mortgages 58 — Misc. for Rent dining room. 9x12 enclosed starter home Five rooms, ‘ 18 TO .22 LBS. AVERAGE . 9 — Personal Loans porch, three bedrooms up newly redecorated, two A FINE WAY TO GET ALL SIRLOIN STEAKI HOST or HOSTESS 134 EaatHlddla Tpka. - Room 125 10 — Insurance MISC. SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE stairs. 1 I 2 bath, basement fireplaces, garage, ouiet (Taka East Middle Tpka. to Brookflald 81. Park In atu- 61 — Autos for Sale (•) (n (8) (») (10) Personals 2 Personals 2 EMPLOYMENT 31 — Services Ottered rec room, attached 2-car gar street, yet convenient loca danl parking arsa.) 32 — Painting-Papering 62 — Trucks for Sale age I,argc treed lot. affords Another New Low! McDonald’s' needs Qualified 13 — Help Wanted tion. 649-7763 33 — Building- 63 — Heavy Equipment much privacy, $38,500 14 — Business People for Customer Relations • • • Contracting lor Sale Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Opportunities 64 — Motorcycles Conaldor an exciting course In Real Eatatal The 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng (12) (13) (14) (15) 646-4200 WHOLE TENDERLOINS PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 15 — Situation Wanted BIcycles-Campers (11) Positions, who are outgoing, friend courae covera the major araaa Including con 35 — Heating-Plumbing MANCHESTER EDUCATION 36 — Flooring Trallers-Moblle MANCHESTER Seven room, MINCNESTER HUE DEPARTIIIIEIIT tracts, mortgagaa, daada, financing, appraising, Homes ly, have a pleasant personality, and 18 — Private Instructions 37 — Movlng-Trucklng- full shed dormered Cape, OF BEEF 66 — Automotive Service J BOWERS Haling and law. Thia course mssta the minimum 19 — Schools-Classea Storege three or lour bedrooms, EltHTHnSTnCTAUXIUMV enjoy dealing with the public. 67 — Autos lor Rent (20) raquiramanta of the Connecticut Raal Esiata 20 — Instructions Wanted 3 8 Services Wanted (18) (17) (18) (19) newer kilehen. living room, Lease Commission. rec room, new aluminum SCHOOL siding. $35,900 Philbrick Days • Evenings • Weekends ______\, SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. Agency, Realtors. 646-4200 Dutch Colonial. Four BAKE SALE Full-time or Part-time Foe: *75 Ad over 20 words — Regular Price badroomt, tlraplaca, now COLUMBIA - Colonial Drive - bath, Immaculata condi — — — '*’ ■ Sunday, Sept. 19* 9-12 (Registration 1st evening dess at 6:30) N A M E...... Eight ro O b itu a r ie s Workers, town study plan George M, Cleveland Mrs, Helen A. Rick Donald White and Richard White, for maintenance at plant George M. Cleveland of 150 N. Elm Mrs. Helen Rick, 80, of 26 Jensen St both of Manchester. Town administrators recently met The ^Spirit of ^76’ still strong at 81 by Weiss, Jodaitis, Fuller, plant Jodaitis agreed that the meeting died this morning at a Manchester Mrs. White had been the cafeteria with workers from the sewage treat- St. died Wednesday at Manchester workers, and Director of Pubiic was worthwhile., “It is a good prac convalescent home. manager for the Glastonbury school Memorial Hospital. He was the hus inent plant and union officials to iron tice to let people get together and get By BETTY RYDER started taking lessons from him. write, add, multiply and subtract, I Mrs. Rick was born Sept. 2,1895 in system for the past 27 years. Works Jay J. Giles, was held Aug. 20. band of Mrs. Margaret M. Cleveland. out problems that arose following the things off their chest,” he said. Family/Travrl Kililor Looking tenderly at his Elias quit.” Philadelphia, Pa.,and had lived in She is also survived by another son, Weiss said part of the reason for the Mr. Cleveland was born in Andover proposal of a work plan for the plant. He said the town used to meet In Connecticut, he’s known as the Brown drum made in Windsor, Conn, Pete ended up working on Manchester for the past 28 years. a daughter, her mother, a sister, and session was to develop better com and lived in Talcottville for many The work plan established regularly with plant workers to dis “poet-drummer," and at 81, tears fill in 1838, Pete said, “I wanted to be machines, a skill he worked at most Survivors are a son, Henry Justice 11 grandchildren. munications between town officials years, moving to Hartford in 1935 and maintenance steps to be taken'by and the workers. cuss problems that might be his eyes when he recalls the days of outstanding. I was always a perfec of his life. of Jackson, Miss.; a daughter, Mrs. The funyal is Friday at 11 a.m. at to Manchester in 1946. plant workers on a regular basis and bothering both sides. Such sessions his youth and the years he has spent tionist. My father was German; In his young adult years, he went Stephn W. Shurkus Sr. of Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm “We’re trying to develop better He had been employed by the was set up by Frank Jodaitis, water have not been held recently, but drumming. always exacting and always punc into the machine shop business and Manchester; five grandchildren and St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose communications so that we can Connecticut Co. for more than 55 and sewer administrator. Jodaitis said he would like to see Peter Frederick Daniel Mietzner tual. He’d say ’Pete, if it’s worth continued in that line of work until he nine great-grandchildren. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill, maintain a reasonable schedule that years, serving first as a conductor of Town Manager Robert B. Weiss them reinstituted. of 24 Trotter St. was born on April 24, doing, it’s worth doing Well,' and retired in 1960 at 65. The funeral is Friday at 9 a.m. at Friends may call at the funeral is obtainable and agreeable to trolley cars on the Hartford-Stafford explained that the proposal “set up 1895 in Lyme and fell in love with the that’s what I’ve always tried to do” He was employed at Pratt & Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St, home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 various work objectivesprt a more for everyone,” he said. Fuller was less praiseworthy of the Springs run, and later when the bus Weiss called the sewage treatment meeting. Asked if he felt it helped the beat of a drum at the tender age of “I never had anything in my life Whitney Division of United service was inaugurated as a bus The Rev. Ondon Stairs, pastor of p.m. malized basis than they had been that got into my blood and right into Technologies Corp. in East Hartford Community Baptist Church, will of The family suggests that any staff hardworking and said, “They workers, he said, “No, it didn’t help five. operator until his retirement in 1964. done in the past.” It was then that he first heard the the marrow of my bones as drum during World War II and later at No ficiate. Burial will be in East memorial gifts may be made to the sincereiy want to do a good job, but us at all.” He did say, however, that He was a member of the former Jodaitis said the plan set up the he expects to hear from Weiss next old Moodus Drum and Fife Corps ming did," he said. ble & Westbrook in East Hartford for Cemetery. Glastonbury Visiting Nurses “most cost-effective way of perfor are inhibited by a lack of manpower.” Talcottville Pipe and Drum Corps. He felt the meeting was a satisfac week about the work plan. That practicing and decided that he Pete quit school after the eighth 18 years. Friends may call at the funeral Association. ming maintenance.” migrants to honor the country of Town. Va . in 1957, at the Eisenhower He also belonged to Second tory one that allowed for open discus would be the best time to judge the wanted to drum. grade and left home to seek work. “When war broke out, I was Congregational Church, St. John's home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Workers at the plant, however, felt "I hated school and leaving it was working at Pratt & Whitney and my their birth,” Pete explained. Parade in Washington, D C , in 1953, sion from both sides. results of the meeting, he said. When Pete was 11, he met Dr. Pete was a charter member of the Lodge of Masons of Hartford, the The family suggests that any William B. Williams the plan would create a work load too the best thing that ever happened to work exempted me from the service. and at the 175th anniversary of the Ulysses S. Cook, an old-time drum "Spirit of 76 ” formed in Manchester Amalgamated Association of Street memorial gifts may be made to the BOL'TON — The funeral of William large for them to handle. me. When I learned how to read and But, I didn’t choose to hide behind signing of the D eclaration of major with the Moodus Corps, and to lead the American float in that Electric Railway and Motor Coach American Cancer Society, 237 E, B. Williams of Toliand Rd., who died “There’s a generally shorthanded my work, so I quit and enlisted in the Independence in Philadelphia, Pa., in parade and is its only surviving Employes of America, the American Center St. Tuesday morning at Manchester manpower situation there,” Weiss Blue Cross requests Navy,” Pete said. 1951 and at several other historical member Association of Retired Persons and Memorial Hospital, is Friday at 2 said. This lack'of manpower caused Things went well and Pete events throughout the state,” in 1945, he formed the three-man His eyes, now a little tired, take on the Manchester Senior Citizens. He Paul Wupperfeld p.m, at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 some “uptight” feelings among the volunteered for submarine service workers about being able to meet the 21.8% rate increase "After all my training, they found "Connecticut Spirit of 76, " which a faraway look when he talks of the was a 50-year member of the Main St,, Manchester. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut The funeral of Paul Wupperfeld, plan, he said. Department, which pared down a out that I couldn't swim. But they lei was disbanded in 1960, Others ser Moodus Drum and Fife Corps Amalgamated Transit Union. Burial will be in Quarryville Blue Cross is seeking a 21.8 per cent formerly of 90 Grandview St., who Weiss said there have been 25.9 per cent request in December to me stay in as long as I did so without ving with him were Michael Barry, "It had, the distinction of being Other survivors are a daughter, Cemetery. rate hike for 96,000 direct payment drummer; and Joseph Ferguson, died Monday at Manchester numerous grievances filed from the a 15.9 per cent hike approved in V benefit of insurance. So I did. " I’ete great for many reasons They did Mrs. R. Wayne Newkirk of East customers, the second hike sought by filer John Barry was flag bearer. ■ Hartford; two sisters in law. Miss Memorial Hospital, is Thursday at plant. Robert Fuller, head of union February. said grinning. execution and rhythm and every blow the medical firm in less than a year. ■'During those years,” Pete says Sarah Monaghan and Mrs. Frederick 8:15 a m. from Holmes Funeral Local 991 that includes the plant Hikes in premiums for a number of Pete remembers the thrill of on the drum was struck — not The group is made up of self- with a tear spilling over his cheek. rebounded Petig, both of Manchester; three Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass at Faculty menfljer workers, confirmed that there have pians subscribed to by direct pay marching in the Homeland Day ■ We played at the commemoration of St. James Church at 9. been eight or nine grievances employed businessmen and ment members would range from 10 Parade in 1914 in Manchester grandsons, and two great WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A professionals who work for com the Battle of York Town in York Burial will be in St. Jam es emanating from the plant concerning per cent to 32.7 per cent. "This parade was for all im- grandchildren. former director of training at the panies too small to have a group —See I’ligc Twenty-four Cemetery. the work plan. The highest increase would be The funeral is Friday at 11 a m. at Harvard Law School International plan. The proposed hikes would not Friends may call at the funeral ‘There was a morale situation that applied to 26,000 customers under tbe Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Tax Program has joined the Univer apply to persons 65 or over. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. was developing,” Weiss said. “We in SP-100 plan, which covers full roam 318 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. sity of Connecticut Law School The latest request was submitted tervened so it wouldn’t get worse.” and board costs beyond a $100 deduc Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, Faculty. Tuesday to the state Insurance East Hartford. Mrs. Henry White Richard D. Pomp of Collinsville, The meeting, which was attended table. Righteous living Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Gertrude Frances Lowe former consultant for the Commis home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. St. Righteous living, ever helping. White, 61, of Glastonbury died Mon sion of Taxes, Republic of Zambia, At PInthunt John’s Lodge of Masons will conduct May It be our joy through life, day night at her home. She was the will serve as an asociate professor of At Plnehurtt Ever guarding one another a Masonic service Thursday at 8 p.m. At Plnehunt wife of Henry White and mother of law at the school. From the Ills 01 harmful strife. at the funeral home. F ir e c a lls SHURFME Fresh Perdue Prime Young Hen 8 to 10 lb. Silent talking with The Savior ICE CREAM Of the Strength He doth bestow; All Flavors, CHICKEN LEGS Counting all our blessings dally Bids to be asked on court facility rolland Counly r Made For Ua By Midst the hours that come and go. Tuesday, 9 p.m. — Chimney Special The state Public Works business from the Hart priority in the Common tain is “terrible” for peo SEALTEST TURKEYS While at work or when we’re playing. Pleas Pleas Court system. fire at home on Toomey Rd., When we re gay or when In grlet. Department expects to ford, Windsor, and West ple going to court. Bolton. begin this week to adver Hartford (Court 16) areas. But Manchester area at The New Britain cour May Hla presence flood our being, Today, 1:30 a.m. — Traffic IC Like a wave rolls o'er a reel. tise for bids of a new facili The Court 12 business torneys say the work isn’t troom is too far away and accident on Old Post Rd., ty fof Common Pleas Court wouldn’t be included in the going fast enough, and the it’s difficult to get Tolland. ' '/i gal. lb. . 5 9 ^ For He hath love and He hath mercy. 12 in either East Hartford Hartford building, which is transfer of jury trials to witnesses there, Diana And we all must take Hla hand,' or Manchester, Public at least five years away, New Britain is an in said. Then our burden will grow lighter Works Commissioner the chief judge’s convenience to the people. Court officials As we near the promised land. Robert Weinerman said spokesman said. Atty. Vincent Diana of acknowledge that the New G8EETING CARDS Banish hatred toward thy brother. The spokesman said Manchester, one of several FOR ALL OCCASIONS It’s Party Picnic Time today. Britain interim plan is bad, See Our Large Oliplay Love thy neighbor; hold no grudge: The proposed new facili pianning is going as fast as Manchester Bar Associa but it’s better than start your long Labor Day Weekend with food from Pinehurst ... the U.S.D.A God alone doth know our falling; ty would alleviate an “im it can and the new Court 12 tion members pushing for allowing a backlog of jury ARTHUR DRUG Choice Meat Store. We have specials on 1st Prize and Grote’s Franks ... wonder Judge not; then ye are not judged. possible situation” in the faciiity is the highest action on the new facility, cases to build up in East fully tender Steaks and a nice low price on Tobin’s Short Shanked Hams Then when life on earth has ended existing court facility in said the-move to New Bri Hartford. And we cross the waters deep. East Hartford and might Our Meat Manager, Frank Toros Will our record bear reviewing? be an interim solution to will offer U.S.D.A. properly aged As we've sown, so shall we reap. Porterhouse and Sirloin Steaks that problem s in Common P.F. Mietzner Pleas Court 13 of Windsor, are “fork tender." He has a feature on whole U.S.D.A. 24 Trotter St. according to a spokesman Manchester for the chief judge. CHOICE TENDERLOINS The East Hartford court Packer cut about 7 Iba., at Memories bring tears as Pete looks at a photo of members of the “Connecticut Spirit of ‘76. has been w orking in Pete Mietzner is still able to beat out a resounding march cramped facilities in the SAVE (Herald photos by Dunni on his old drum. East Hartford Police Sta « 2 . 8 9 lb. tion on Tolland St., and because of the lack of space, jury trials from TOBIN’S 1ST PRIZE East Hartford are now SKINLESS FMNXS being held in New Britain. 3 lb. Box Lota Part of the space problem stemmed from the July 1 closing of Court Your neighbor’s kitchen 12’s Manchester facility, formerly housed in the QROTE & WEIQEL By Betty Ryder Manchester Police Station, NATURAL CASINO officials said. The Judicial Department During this Sneciai Labor Day Factory-Sponsored Saje FRANKS and Public Works Depart 10 Lb. Box Lot ment have been looking for a new court site for more the coarsest surface of a grater to * 1 . 5 9 , . DELUXE Several calls were received last a cake-like bread that gets better as shred the unpeeled zucchini. If than a year, and the first CHOPPED week from readers who had tried and it ages. It’s delicious warm from the advertising for bids zucchini is extremely watery, place enjoyed the recipe for Easy Zucchini oven, but it stores well in the SIRLOIN it in a colander or sieve to drain narrowed the location to Sausage Bake. refrigerator for an extended period. PAniES while preparing the batter. three possible sites, two in One caller had improvised — The tiny green flecks of zucchini are In large bowl of electric mixer, East Hartford and one in leaving out the rice and using double almost concealed in this bread. Manchester. lb *1.69 beat eggs to blend. Add oil, sugar. • the zucchini called for. Another For menu planners who are But the Judicial Depart "cleaned up the kitchen ” with lef making an effort to cut down on molasses, and vanilla; continue ment changed its long- beating mixture until thick and tover ham cubes and corn nibletS' sugar. Zucchini Oatmeal muffins foamy. Combine dry ingredients and range planning for court With the along with the sausage. She says it should be appealing. There’s just ICE add to the egg mixture. Stir just until facilities and the Public gave a delightful flavor. enough unsulphurad molasses added Juices blended. Add zucchini, raisins, and Works Department Most basic recipes can be added to to the muffin batter to flavor rejected all three sites, Locked In zucchini shreds. nuts; mix gently to avoid further 8 LB. BAG or subtracted from to suit the in Weinerman said. Both dividual taste. crushing the zucchini shreds. Divide the batter between two East Hartford sites were Zucchini is a versatile vegetable Zurcliiiii Nul Bread existing warehouses; the 89« that shows up in many nonvegetable 3 eggs greased and floured 5- by 9-inch loaf Manchester site was a 'TOBIN’S lat PRIZE ways. These recipes I located for 1 cup vegetable oil pans. Bake in a 350 degree oven for building in the Pilgrim All patties available, fresh in lots of 1 to 100. A special SHORT SHANKED zucchini bread and zucchini muffins 1 cup granulated sugar one hour or until a toothpick "comes Mills complex on Oakland on 4 lb. boxes of frozen weren’t created to disguise the 1,3 cup unsulphured molasses clean.” St. HAM 2 tsps. vanilla After bread has cooled for about 10 Whole or Shank Hall vegetable, but to capitalize on the The change in Judicial HAMBURG PATTIES box*4.29 moistness and tender texture 2 cups all-purpose flour, unsifted minutes, remove from pans to finish Department planning may FRESHLY SLICED LEAN IMPORTED provided by this ingredient. '2 cup whole wheat flour cooling on wire rack. Makes two involve combination of the • 1. 49,. So, if you’re a gardner whose plot 1 tsp. salt large loaves. Windsor court with the BOILESHAM ...... ,..>1.29 Butt W $1.68. . lb. runneth over with excess zucchini, 1 tsp. soda Zurcliini Outmrul Muffins East Hartford facility. The TOBON'S lat PRIZE SLICED TO ORDER clip these recipes and count your '2 tsp. baking powder 1- ‘ii cups all-purpose flour, unsifted chief judge’s spokesman Curtis Matties Dependability and Beauty GERMAN BOLOGNA .b*1.49 BRAISING blessings. 2 tsp. cinnamon 1 cup rolled oats said the Windsor court, In the Zucchini Nut Bread, the 2 cups shredded zucchini 2- H tsp. baking powder now housed in that town’s at a speciai money-saving price. USDA LEAN FRESHLY CHOPPED SHORT RIBS zucchini and unsulphured molasses 1 cup raisins ‘z tsp. salt municipal building, suffers both contribute moistness. So this is 1 cup chopped nuts 1 cup milk from lack of space even GROUND CHUCK m 99* Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Use • Big Screen and Full Featured lb. 8 9 * 1 egg more than the East Hart ‘/r cup vegetable oil ford court. 100% Solid State Buy just the amount you want of Ready-To-Eat 3 tablespoons unsulphured molsses The spokesman said the • Twin Speakers Turkey Roll, Roast Beef, Mother Goose Liverwurst, HILLS BROS. ‘2 cup shredded zucchini court system needs a Hot Ham, Cooked Salami or Genoa Salami. Potato ‘ 1 cup chopped nuts (optionall facility which would Salad & Cole Slaw. COFFEE On Preheat oven to 425 degrees. provide more flexibility Use the coarsest surface of a and serve as an interim And It Has the Excinsive lb. • 1.89 grater to shred the washed, unpeeled site lor the Windsor court Curtis Mathes SHURFINE second thought zucchini. If zucchini is extremely as well as providing for CHASE & SANBORN watery, place it in a colander or growth of the East Hart sieve to drain while preparing the ford court. COFFEE By Jan W arren batter. FOUR-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY, TOO! In a large bowl, stir together dry in Common Pleas Court 12 "Hn WiTTait) that Assves Yn a) C n t m Depeedabiliti ter Years b C w i” ICE CREAM serves Manchester, East ib M .7 9 gredients Make a well in the center Hartford, Glastonbury, *Curtls Mathes will replace any electronic part Iree lor four years Stock up of the dry ingredients and add the South Windsor and - you pay only travel and service charges to your dealer. NATIVE milk, egg, oil, and molasses. Mix just at this until combined. Gently stir in the Marlborough. Common Vz gal. « The best kind of garden Pleas Court 13 serves Low Price! 89 POTATOES zucchini and nuts, if used. Windsor, East Windsor, Last year my husband and I wc>ck we've had sweet corn on our Fill well-greased muffin tins 2 3 Windsor Locks, East Gran 1 0 > 6 9 ^ planted a small garden in our back table every night full Bake 425 degrees for 15 minutes by, Granby,Enfield, SHURFINE OR yard. Our harvest was meager We How have we accomplished this or until done. Serve hoi with butter or Simsbury. Suffield and m a n p h e s t e r Mlfltll* Tpke. 8 * 1 ® ® Open Thurs. & Fri. had a few tomatoes, a few summer miracle’’ It was easy. We let George margarine Makes 12 medium muf H artland. Also in the ManchMttr FREE DEUVERY! SHASTA SODA 8 am 'til 8 pm squash, and about 10 funny-looking do it! George is our new neighbor...a fins. Judicial Department’s OPEN Saturday 8 ’til 6 round cucumbers. generous guy and an accomplished Either recipe keeps two weeks or long-range plan is a new WED.-FRI. 9-9 FREE INSTALLATION! This year we planted NOTHING in gardener longer in the refrigerator. Common Pleas Court C fn p ik e SAT. 9-5 our back yard, yet our harvest has The oly effort required of us during With school lunch time not too far facility to be built in Hart TELEVI.SION ^ APPUANfES Budget to 36 Montha FREE SERVICE! PINEHURST GROCERY INC. been bountiful. We’ve had baskets this gardening season has been that away, the muffins trimmed with a Zucchini Nut Bread and Zucchini Oatmeal Muffins ford and house court full of tomatoes, enough cucumbers not-loo-sweet white frosting arc 302 Main, Near the Armory • Easy Parking to make pickles, and for the past — Pag!* T\^cnt\-four great favorites wi(h the lunch- carrying set PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 1, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Wed , Sejt_L 1976 - PAGEJTWENTY-FIVE Primary workers Shop early for the long Glenney-Crocker AL team wnn coupon ana a *7 50 purchase ji< holiday weekend ... "'l" coupon and 1 17 50 pufciiAM ji? ranks to meet Thursday S t o p & S h o p second ALLSTORES JM Stop&Shop II Joan Elizabeth Crocker and Ens. All workers for the Republican primary on Sept. 7 will CLOSED MONDAY M i q ^ i u d s e Chunk ------William George Glenney IV, both of meet Thursday, Sept. 2 at 7 p m. in the Municipal Coventry, were married Aug. 28 at The Senior Rifle Team of Building’s Hearing Room. SEPTEMBERS 32 ounce jar feljg I l I I l a E j the First Congregational Church in the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey The meeting will be held to explain the election ~ 6V2 oz. can in oil Coventry. Post of the American procedures to those who will be working at the polls. All UBORDAY. All The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Legion of Manchester W A L D B A U M ’S moderators, assistant registrars, checkers, challengers, Purpose Bernice R. Crocker of Woodland Rd., and machine tenders are asked to attend. posted a score of 1,133 to Grind Coventry and the late William D. rank second in the nation in The primary for Republican registrar of voters will be Crocker. The bridegroom is the son the annual American the first ever held in Manchester for a registrar’s post. of Mr. and Mrs. William Glenney of Good Sun. Aug 29-Sal.. Sepi 4 Legion pistol matches. Fred Peck, who has been Republican registrar for 16 Limi! one can per customer Good Sun , Aug Z9-Sat S«pl 4 Silver St., Coventry. Food M a r t years, and Marion Mercer, who is the endorsed candidate Limit one can per customer 2 1 2 ^ :1 The Rev. Bruce Johnson of Coven In the individual ranking, of the Republican Town Committee, will face-off in the mwYi try performed the double-ring Charles Barrera Jr. of 67 Sept. 7 vote. ceremony at the military wedding. Hemlock St. was 9th in the Machines in all ten voting districts will be open from Dr. F. Cookson of Stoors was nation. Ronald Kittredge of noon to 8 p.m. All registered Republicans in Manchester 115 coupon and a $7 50 purchase iJA\ organist. The church was decorated 40 Norman St. was 11th; are eligible to vote. with yellow gladioli and carnations. Curtis Wilson of 2 Loveland The following pebple have been named moderators for Si The bride, given in marriage by Hill Rd., Vernon, 14th; the ten voting districts: One, H. Doris Coughlin; Two, Vsukay her uncle, David C rocker of John Mayne of 44 Benton Mary Jane Goss; Three, Kathleen Otter; Four, Roy Coke or Plymouth, Mass., wore a white silk St., 15th; David Barrera of Thompson; Five, Martha Montany; Six, William Murray Margarine III l6oz. 6 pack organza gown designed with Empire 89 Lenox St., 17th; Emil Jr.; Seven, Louise Cronin; Eight, Kathleen Thompson; 1 lb. package-Qtr. lb. sticks P ^I3 : A C b IIF No-return Bottles waist appliqued with Venise lace and Spehar of 99 Spencer St., Nine, Barbara Higley; Ten, Dolores Hamill. seed pearls. Bishop sleeves, and a 21st, and David Litrice of wiwnooo Peck selected the moderators for the even-numbered chapel-length train scalloped with 37 Margaret Rd., 23rd. IT'f FUNI IT'S FASTI IT'S FRIII THE IXCITINC districts; Mrs. Mercer selected them for the odd- matching lace. Her illusion veil was numbered ones. 4 pack edged in lace and attached to a Juliet NEW CAME AT YOUR FOOD MARTI In the Senior I^ to l In David Odegard is the chief moderator for the election. : 3 of375ct. cap of lace and seed pearls. She dividual Match, the scoring M f f t Q 1 1 carried a cascade bouquet of lilies, was as follows: Charles 2 1 3 & I 214 ' ^ I - | 1 ply rolls Good Sun,Aug. 29-Sal.Sept 4 S ill English ivy, and stephanotis. Good Sun Aug 29- S a l. SepI 4 Barrera, 1st in the nation; Limit one pkg per customer j I Good Sun , Aug 29-Sat Sept 4 Miss D enise F. B enoit of Limit one ctn per customer ^ Emil Spehar, 12th and Cur PLAY JI.OOO — I Limit one 4 - pk per customer Manchester was maid of honor. tis Wilson, 15th All other Vl 1^ Bridesmaids were Miss Donna members ranked in the Blue Shutter School •'"» coto $rot t« I— I . . Hawley of Tampa, Fla.; Miss Holly first 32 people that fired. Wl*>t ^ ‘ I *• I Pender of Coventry, the bride's C*l» 1**, I, ouii opens on Sept. 13 niece; Mrs. Lois Moore of Triangle, The next firing date is ov'c* f*$v fiTiTT '* M. f m, iMi * •••'*-'« iMi», » Va.; Mrs. Marcia VanCamp of Sept. 11. The Blue Shutter Play and Learn School will begin Greenville, Maine, the bridegroom’s *5 Of Consumer Concern N^NCHE^ T E R EV EJNING HERALD^ Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept, t, 1976 — F*AGE TW EN TY-N IN E STORKS (UPI) - The biologist Ralph M. Wetzel. during the Ice Age one peccary, a once thought have approached the Wetzel and several of his million years ago. animals on all fours. “The extinct relative of the pig students have been obser News for Senior Citizens Pinochle Buying furniture Paraguayan that has been found in In deference to its peccary will grunt at them ving their habits and historic standing, im and the fellows grunt right scores Paraguay, apparently will literaliy living with the At some time or another Answers to questions of peccary have to stay there. migration officials have back," he said. LAST THREE DAYS we all buy furniture. Most bristly animals found on Hello everybody! Well, I can chalk The Vernon Senior Citizens general interest will As far as the U.S. Im refused to allow Wetzel to They may be getting We need four or five more people for Memorial Hospital. Why not send a of us, too, face the same the m arshy plains of Pinochle Club had 15 winners appear in this column. Ad migration Service is con bring back specimens to used to humans, said up another part of my vacation. the second bus. It should make for a card to cheer her up. problem — how do we know to stay put western Paraguay several Although August isn’t exactly the and the M anchester Club dress questions to: "Of cerned, the hoofed mam UConn because of the Wetzel, since last year, wonderful day away from home, and what's good and what's years ago. best time to visit Florida, I really Golf seven winners in a pinochle Consumer Concern," mal won't be allowed in the possibility it could bring when the three-foot-high includes a buffet lunch along with ail game last Thursday during a junk; what's worth the Wetzel said the animal’s enjoyed it. Stayed with my sister in S m o o r Department of Consumer United States, much to the hoof and mouth disease animal, with canine teeth, the colorful sights and entertain A little action started on Monday get-together at High Meadow price and what isn't. family line dates back 50 Protection, State Office disappointment of Univer- into the country, as other would not let the students Boca Raton, and hit many interesting ment. morning with our golf league banging in Granby. Buying from a reliable Building, Hartford, Conn. million years and the pec pigs have. places from there, and even away at the East Hartford Course. MID SUMMER CLEARANCE sity of Connecticut cary thrived abundantly approach closed than 80 N e a rly 100 m e m b e rs store that enjoys a reputa 06115. Wetzel said his students yards. managed to pick a cloudy day to get Bow ling The low scores for the day were attended the event, and a tion for honesty and in in a little golf. Just received word from our good Joseph Quinn, 45; Frank Gallas, 46; smaller group played pinochle BUY NOW AND SAVE! tegrity is one way to avoid We stopped at Sea World, and friend Bernie Giovino from the Vince Porter, 47; A1 Petke. 48; Paul at the Army and Navy Club. problems in furniture Disney World on the way back, and if Parkade Lanes, and he would like to Beutner and Clarence Peterson, 49. Top scorers in this game were buying. Even when you Shop for the Long the slides I took come out they should hold an organizational meeting next The low net scores went to Joseph Vincent Borello, 599, Francis follow this recommenda be worth seeing. Vacations are great, Tuesday afternoon Sept. 7. He’s got DuPont with a 36, and Everett Miner, 573, Ray Durey, 554, tion, however, you should Joe Windsor, 551, and Bess S m o o r Holiday Weekencf but it's always nice to get back again. some new ideas and big plans for the Brewer with a 37. Moonan, 550 also follow some basic Open Sun., Sept. 5 I had a real pleasant surprise \^en coming season, and this marks the We send our heartfelt condolences The Manchester group spon guidelines. I walked into the building. 16th year for our league under the to Harry Jackson and family on the sors a game each Thursday at 917 Main Street, Manchester Know what you want. Closed Mon., Sept. 6 Everything is in real tip top condi guidance of Bernie and his loss of his brother, Henry L. Jackson. 9:45 a m. at the Army and Decide in advance what tion, and the downstairs looks so hardworking staff. We will start saving and making Navy Club Play is open lo all pieces of furniture you are LABOR DAY much different with the new floor. With the new season ready to start things for our annual Holiday Fair senior citizens. looking for and what styles Really nice not to have to worry right after Labor Day, Gloria wants which will be held on Thursday, Dec. The Vernon group will have L a s tn h g a game Thursday at 1:30 p.m you are interested in about steps down there. Our working to announce that we have a new 2. More about this at a later date. buying. Shop around and at the Vernon Senior Citizens crew of Ray Stewart and James entertainment committee. Celeste Center. look at various styles Nason sure put it all together this King and Irene Bourez are co- r ? C r : before making your deci past week. chairladies, and their helpers are An- r I® sion. ni«loJiBston, Ruth Shelton and Ted Set a limination on your Calendar Bourez. Guinness editors spending. This will prevent Our good friend Ivy Siddell has I guess there was a little com you from getting over your again volunteered to chair the bridge head once you decide to munications gap here, as I didn't give games. Ivy has been very instrumen face mammoth task make a purchase. Shop o f Sum m er! the word about this week's activities. tal in organizing bridge here at the around to get an idea of We did put a note in Monday’s About center, and for over four years has Town news, and for you who missed price levels. been doing a super job. We're looking By MfCHAEf, DE.NMGA.N BEEF ROUND ROAST, BONELESS it, we are open for tomorrow's social There are several ways ^ PORK SHOULDER, BONE IN forward to having a few more LINGFIELD, England (UPI) — A quick word to the Guinness to check the quality of the BOTTOM ROUNO FIRST CUT, BONE IN card playing and outdoor members join in the bridge games. Book of World Records, Stop the presses. The news is arriving UNDER BLADE, BONE IN r ARM PICNIC workmanship: 69t shuffleboard games. On Friday we We have some excellent players, and from Lingfield. Try leaning on the table BEEF CHUCK SHOULDER, BONELESS will have kitchen social games in the Rhett Stevens blew 192 smoke rings from one cigarette puff. $ ‘|2 9 F COUNTRY STYLE, BONE IN some learners, and put them all you are considering, or POT ROAST BEEF CHUCK BEEF CHUCK $ -|2 9 morning, and setback in the after together makes for a good afternoon George Walters played his accordion nonstop for 26 hours, 20 while seated in a chair r PORK LOIN RIBS noon. minutes and Ray Hatter, a real politician, made a speech that K O tH I R "Since I UarU'd serving /J an' G pickles, BEEF CHUCK. BONE IN of bridge. which interests you, try Our meals program won’t get We send our condolences to Mrs. lasted for 29 hours 12 minutes and 30 seconds. •ll^vPICKU? g my ups have doubled!" swaying back and forth to BLADE STEAK POT ROAST K WHOLE WITH THIGHS started until nearer October, so until All claimed world records. And if there’s anyone still not agog, UNDER BLADE S TEA K ^ S S f Helen Ponchak and family on the re 1 4 U? H 0111 O'I ^ test it. If the piece is ^ CHICKEN LEGS 77f then you will have to bring your own cent death of her husband, Frank G. consider: Pickles turn up in wobbly, the joints are BEEF CHUCK, BONELESS goodies to munch on. Sr. — London policeman John Asmus and movie stuntman John Next week Thursday, we have a the darnedest places probably of poor quality. UNDER BLADE STEAK P WHOLE WITH RIB CAGE Our friend and member Cecilia Waller who, dressed in suits of medieval armor weighing 60 Shake the piece gently to I trip scheduled to Sterling Gardens. Berry is a patient at the Manchester pounds each, rode their chargers 166 miles in 29 hours 55 minutes WOCM A CUCQNHIISUH lOSC IHANl) CllY N > H 10» see if any sides, drawers or t CHICKEN BREAST 99^ over five days. They sneered at the book's old mark of 146 miles. © ACfINVYlKMTiniOOnKMKNYY •|VM>NVIV1 T(M(>NV#k«g sm n panels are loose and take BEEF CHUCK. BDNELESS ( ^ $ 1 4 9 — Jo Long, a 25-year-old stuntman, who teetered upright and out drawers to see if they CUBE STEAK Isss) 1 lb. 1 SHOULDER, BONE IN unaided for 10 yards on stilts 25 feet inches high. slide in and out easily. UNDER BLADE, BONELESS SHOULDER STEAK, CUT FOR VEAL BLADE STEAK *1” — Keith Munns, 15, chewed 19 large pickled onions in two Check the finish to see BEEF RDUND. BONELESS minutes, then swallowed two more for a cameraman. that the surface is blemish- ^ $ 1 8 7 BONE IN It was all part of a mass attempt by hundreds of Britons to TDP RDUND STEAK 1 lb. BEEF CHUCK free and unstreaked. BEEF CHUCK VEAL RIB CHOPS better some of the bizarre recordsjisted in the Guinness Book of Squeeze the arms of sofa *T? World Records, the Bible of international bar room bragging. BEEF ROUND, BONELESS \ p~ y $ 1 8 7 Family income factor and chairs. If there is TIP STEAK POT ROAST LONDON BROIL BONE IN It's up to the editors of the annual world bestseller to decide if adequate padding between 1 lb. any of the exploits during the three-day "Screwball Olympics," wood and leather the fabric and wood you VEAL LOIN CHOPS for low lunch prices staged on a racetrack at Lingfield 26 miles south of London, shouldn't be able to feel the BEEF ROUND. BONELESS qualify as "superlative achievements" of 1976. frame. ^ $ 1 3 9 BONELESS TDP RDUND RDAST -ssa 1 lb. $‘|3 9 Cushions that are too VEAL FOR STEW A family’s gross yearly income sent to all homes in a letter to super together soft, mushy or limp won't BEEF ROUND. BONELESS will be the basic factor in deter parents. Additional copies are Non-credit courses set wear well, so test them for 39 VEAL BONE IN mining the eligibility of children for available at the principal's office of firmness and bounciness. TIP ROAST * 1 the national school lunch program each schoof^’:^plications may be Read the hang tag. This f LEG RUMP ROAST and special milk program, according submitted at *any time during the )in environment, skills tag is required by law on BEEF CHUCK, BONE IN, U.S.D.A. CHOICE to Mrs. Ann R. 'Tolman, head of the year. The information provided on all upholstered furniture. A SHORT RIBS ^BAliB^QU°” F PATRICK CUDAHY state education department's child the application is confidential and Two non-credit courses in Saturdays Irom 9;30 to 11:30 white tag indicates a new 5 h $ 7 4 9 nutrition unit. will be used only to determine environmental studies and a m. The instructor is r CANNED HAM can ■ piece; a yellow tag goes on BEEF CHUCK, BONELESS Families not meeting these eligibility. two others in vocational skills Winthrop Ford. second-hand or re r BEEF OR REGULAR criteria still can be eligible if faced will be offered this fall by the In the area of vocational CUBES FOR STEW .CKhCI * 1 ” upholstered pieces. The tag with unusual expenses due to par In certain cases, foster children Community Services Division skills, the college will offer bGEM FRANKS ;i79“ courses in Real Estate Sales also tells you the type of PORK LOIN, BONE IN ticularly high medical bills, shelter also are eligible. Foster parents of Manchester Community filling used. Techniques and Automobile $-|l ^ BEEF OR REG. costs in excess of 30 per cent of in should contact the schools to deter College. CENTER LOIN CHOPS come, special education expenses mine eligibility. The courses in environmen Sales Techniques. The real es tate course will serve as an LOIN ASSORTED, BONE IN ^COLONIAL FRANKS ;; 89*’ due to mental or physical condition of A determining official at each tal studies include Solar EQUAL AMOUNTS * a child, and disaster or casualty school will review all applications Energy and Introduction to introduction to the basic prin- " i f Sir lo in , b l a d e 1 ShopRHe ciples. methods and PORK CHOPS AND CENTER CHOPS losses. and determine eligibility. If a parent Ecology. Students in the Solar Duplicate i'/i-ib. $ 1 6 9 All those who believe their children is dissatisfied with the decision, it Energy course will learn the techniques of selling. Proven Fresh Produce MIDGET PORK ROLi pkg. 1 [Grocery may be eligible are urged to apply. can be discussed informally with the principles and methods of ideas for selling real estate bridge k Frozen Food will be presented by the in FANCY LARGE TTie following basic yearly gross in determining official or appealed utilizing solar energy in ShopRite ALL VARIETIES come guidelines include a family of either orally or in writing to a homes and buildings. They structor. Students will (.enh-r Bridge Club ShopRite one which include those 18 years of hearing official, who is usually the will gain sufficient acquire knowledge that will Aug. 27 at the Masonic Tem age living alone but still in school, help them to improve their PEACHES school superintendent. background to design a solar- regular low 64 c . ple — Sonja Gremillion and a SOBA and foster children, each of whom is If a family member becomes un assisted system for hearing performance as real estate shoe-town price y 1 0 . James Baker, first: Mrs. ORANGE JUICE counted as a family of one. The in employed or if family size changes, space, hot water and other salespeople. This course Jerome Dvornek and Norman come guidelines for the free lunch the family should contact the school applications. A broader aim starts Sept. 9 and continues Whitney, second: Mrs. Glenn program are for a family of one, $3,- to file a new application. of the course is to acquant for 12 weeks on Thursday Great combination...smooth genuine ieother on o wedge of Prentis# and Mrs. Marion 680; for two, $4,830; three, $5,980; Following is a list of the towns and students with the utilization mornings from 8 to 10 a m. poiished wood, A "super" look for foil, Haines, tlitr^ 3»H The instructor is Alfred four, $7,130; five, $8,190; six, $9,240; schools participating in the national of solar energy in every life. imported...in mellow Brazilian ton. Stitched moc front, padded Muncliesler Wl0s=99 i Werbner. ITAUAN FREESTONE 6.?1 seven, $10,200; eight, $11,150; nine, school lunch and special milk The course starts Sept. 14 and Bridge Club ShopRite collar and flexible sole for lite-stepping and comfort. VAN CAMP $12,010; ten, $12,870; eleven, $13,730; programs: continues for four weeks on Automobile Sales Aug 27 at 60 Bidwell St. - PRUNE-PLUMS Women's SVz-lO, M. 3..*1 FACIAL TISSUE twelve, $14,590; and $860 additional Tuesdays from 7:20 to 10 p.m. Techniques will cover all North-South: Erving and PORK & BEANS Manchester — lunch-public CALIFORNIA CHICKEN for each additional family member. aspects of salesmanship, in Helen Cross, first; Jack schools; milk only — Assumption, St. The instructor is Dr. Super $3 savings...now thru Labor Day ShopRile #8, #9, #35 For the reduced-price lunch cluding product presentation, Descy and Louis Halpryn, se BARTLETT PEARS 3..*1 COOKIES f°C"L ( OR WHITE ShopRite James, St. Bridget. Lunch and milk, Krishnan Raman. cond: Jeannine Raymond and SPAGHETTI program, the gross income Howell Cheney Regional Vocational The introductory course in selling from stock, selling LARGE Ellen McKeon. third. DUNCAN HINES ShopRite guidelines are for one-person •Technical School. ecology will strengthen finance, the delivery and 10 East-West: Fred and Kaye GREEN PEPPERS ZJ1 BROWNIE MIX APPLE JUICE families, $5,730; for two, $7,530; Andover — lunch-public schools. students' skills in observing point selling procedure, This Baker, first. Joan Byrnes and three, $9,320; four, $11,110; five, $12,- course starts Sept. 9 and con- FOR FRYING Bolton — lunch-public schools. living things on land, in water Lois McCumber. second; Bob I ShopRite 770; six, $14,410; seven, $15,910; tinues for 10 weeks on SHOE-TOWN ALL VARIETIES ShopRile SODA & Coventry — lunch-public schools. and in the air, and increase Stratton and Rita Holland, CUBAN EL PEPPERS 3..*1 eight, $17,390; nine, $18,740; ten, $20,- Ellington — lunch-public schools. their knowledge of the in- Thursdays from 7 to 9:30 p.m. third VEGETABLE OIL SomeThin LITE 090; eleven, $21,430; twelve, $22,770; Hebron — lunch — Region 8 and terelationships between The instructor is Maurice MAMCHFSTER V/rTHERSFIEl D WINDSOR No game is scheduled for Appetiier R tipb tfry Orang* Shop-Rito Shopp-nq Crnfpf Rnrlin Turnrike W.ri(3sof Shpg Ctr UBBY'S and $1,340 for each additional family local public schools plants, animals and their Moriarty. Spencer Si (Silver Lane) A H.iibiown Rd Route li9 Friday The next game will be GELATINS Ice Cream member. For information about costs Sept. 9 at 7 45 p.m. at 146 STORE SLICED DOMESTIC TOMATO JUICE "’'oa'n “ South Windsor — lunch-public habitats. The course will in Olher loctlioni Ihroughout Connecticut These same guidelines also deter and registration, call the Hartford Rd UUNDRY DETERGENT ShopRile FLAVOR KING schools. volve both field trips and mine eligibility for the special milk classroom laboratory work. Community Services Division Aug 27 at 60 Bidwell St. - COOKED HAM GIANT TIDE J III C F“"*'’^ vT ^ wbruitI -Rt' 14-oz.^ D C Tolland — lunch-public schools. Free parking BankAmencard. Mastercharge. novice game Arlene Long tflllU C PINEAPPLE-ORANGE Can program and school breakfast Vernon (Rockville) — lunch-public This course starts Sept. 11 of Manchester Community CARNATION lO-QT ICE CREAM and Sandy Sullivan, first; GOLD MEDAL^ILLSBURYWECKERS _ program. Application forms will be schools. and continues for 10 weeks on College at 646-2137 Dick Vizard and William INSTANT MILK F in ilR UNBLEACHED OR &lb. # Calhoun, second. Carole I r w u u n ______^ULAR bag ■ ff \ izard and Simone Calhoun, /2 gal I f Q Inara Larson and Mara For FINLANO lUPORTED, STORE SUCEO cont. W W tune, tied lor third. SWISS CHEESE IM ryC ase Non Foods No game is scheduled for CARANOO ARTIFIQAL CASING Friday The next game ill be ^N O A SALAMI ShopRite SCRUNCHY BEAR played Sept 9 at 7:45 p.m, at llOfANOt 146 Hartford Rd STORE SLICED ORANGE JUICE SO-FRO F iftie s Aug 23, at .ISSN. Mam St.- GEM BOLOGNA SCATTER RUG Polyesln A Nylon a lu K U fi jjc J d ^ U c i 'n n o tio n i North-South Lenore Brooks WHY PAY MORE? Blend Available'I'itz m C A Q Q and Marilyn Jackson, first; several colorscolois ™ ^ today’s Professionals HARD ROLLS Marge Warner and Terry i| V2-gal. non-shid1 rubber ” ^ ^ FRESH carton backing ??1 i I. 36 ^ r Daigle, second, Anne Ingram 5 5 each and Midge Gordon, third. ITALIAN BREAD I ShopRite REG. QTRS. A East-West Phyllis Pierson SCRUNCHY BEAR WIREBOUND ShopRite HAMBURGER OR double knit solids and Irving Carison, first; Flo MARGARINE Tomorrowts Techniques, Health & Beauty AidsI NOTEBOOK FRANK ROLLS PONTE ROMA 8, CREPE STITCH IN FABULOUS NEW FALL COLORS' Barre and Ann DeMartin, se ShopRile INDIV. WRAPPED cond: Muriel Monroe and Jan 12- o z .M * iC SCRUNCHY 100% Celanese FO R TR EL "^Polyester Leonard, third SINGLES OATMEAL, RAISIN A DEVILS FOOD pkg. SCRIBBLE PAD Graduate Programs in Education and Human Services begin September 8. All those colors you've been looking for in No game is scheduled for UGHT N UVELY ROYAL COOKIES 'b 'o t the past are now here. We've got 'em all I-abor Day The next game including Blackberry, Rust, Jade, Currant, will be Sept 9 at 9 a m at 385 COTTAGE CHEESE Snacks! Adminislration and Supervision 0 $ o Whisky Gold, Mulberry and so many more ^^YARDS ^ N Main St Counseling A variety of practical and innox ative Cookies! FRITO-LAY RUFFLES C A l M ancliCHter School Psychology courses designed for teachers and other Machine wash Tumble dry 60" wide d e n t u r e TABLETS BURRY’S BEST choc cmp POTATO CHIPS Vkg“ D 3 Reading Coiiiiiiunity College professional people in occupations REGULARLY SI.99 A YARD Duplicate bridge games wiil EFFERDENT COOKIES ShopRite ursasT Group Processes where learning, counseling and human resume Sept 11 at 1 p m at Elementary Education PRETZELS 3 S * 1 Aiso select from these great double knits They're in all the latest 146 Hartford Rd TOOTHPASTE NABISCO Secondary Education services are important. 1449-01. 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Ool 17 of his creation for one year The OPEN SUNDAYS BURR CORNERS TRI-CITY PLAZA a chef who produced unusual dis n MANCHESTER ^ VERNON 1 v i; | 1 U| ( CAl It RSS 214 SPENCER STREET L'ndergrjJuatc Lourscs m Arts and SliurlCs Business and Public Ad-fiunistratM'n'' rJuvaluin SHOPPING CENTER hes at a Sybaritic feast was Open 8:30 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. OPEN DAILY 10-g OPEN DAILY 10-9; SAT. 10-6 . „ , MANCHESTER Engineering ElcLtronu. Teihnology Art M u^il M c C A L L S crowned on a dais before the 9 TO 4 TEL. 646-7728 TEL. 875-0417 people. Open Mon-FrI 7 A.M. - Midnight; Sat. 7 A.M. -10:30 P.M. ^ 4 2 2 4 jR IC tS EFFECTIVE ONLY AT THE SHOP RITE STORES IISTFO ijtnut 1 ______4 ______^______f ______1 ______