PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 2, 1976 Manchester 4-H members The weather Inside today win awards at country fair ARE YOU GETTING THE Ara news 10 Family ..............6 Becoming mostly sunny, high upper Dear Abby .. 11 Obituaries .12 BEST PR IC E 60s to near 70. Clear, cool tonight, low Fxlitorial ...........4 Sports 8-9 Several members of red, 5 white, junior grand Sandra Bowes, 35 blue, 7 Susan Ferguson, 3 blue, The ^*Little Shop'* with in 50s. Fair, warmer Saturday, in­ ‘T fc e Bright One" champion, flowers; 2 blue, red. Junior Grand Cham­ Manchester 4-H Clubs won arts and crafts; 1 blue, 1 creasing cloudiness late in day, high in LVE PAGES Plus The Herald's Classified Exchange awards at the recent Hart­ arts and crafts; 2 blue, pion, arts and crafts; 3 white, home arts; 1 blue, big fashion ideas... ON YOUR 70s. National weather forecast map on P L iS i EXCHAhjGE MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPT. S, lO T - VOL. XCV, No. m pric;f,i FimiEN cfnts ford County 4-H Fair at vegetables; 1 blue, booth; 1 white, flowers; 1 red, record books. Page 2. red, record books. Bradley Field, Windsor record books. The Creative Crafters 303 Em I Canter St., Mancheater Locks. Chris Nelson, 1 blue, in­ Debra Merritt, 23 blue, 2 award winner is Jean. PRESCRIPTION?: dustrial arts; 2 blue, Compare in Arthur's Consumer'* Baste n Bake Club red, junior reserve cham­ McDermott, 9 blue, Open Mon. thru Sal. 9:30 to 5:30 members receiving awards record books, pion. arts and crafts; 7 5 red, 6 white, senior grand Open Book, the prices of thou­ are: Billy Steele, 1 blue, 1 red, blue, 2 red, 7 white, champion, arts and crafts; Open Thursday Eveninoa III 8:00 sands of prescription items are available at the flip Deborah Black, 1 blue, 2 industrial arts; 1 red, reserve champion, 1 biue, foods; 1 blue, 1 red, of a finger, for all the world to see. Yes, we deliver. News record books. flowers; 2 blue, clothing; 1 blue, 2 red, ' ‘♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a a a a e a a #♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Dole invades Southland red, 1 white, arts and At all Michael Wagner, 1 blue, vegetables; 1 blue, record vegetables; I blue, record crafts: 1 blue, whatever he could for the campaign. photography; 1 blue, industrial arts; 1 blue, books. books; first place, age 13- ARTHUR DRUG STORES summary By DEAN REYNOLDS a strategy session for today. record books. The Manchester 15, and grand champion in Uniletl Press Internotionul But even as the attempt to unify In a speech 'Thursday at ^lisbury, clothing; 1 white, foods; 1 the wings of the party proceeded, a red, I white, guinea pigs; 1 Paint and Pencil 4-H Homemakers Club award Poster Contest. N.C., Dole acknowledged that the Club winners are: Read Herald Ads Gerald Ford, accused by some of late Gallup Poll showed Ford had GOP had neglected certain areas and white, home arts; 1 blue, writing off the South to Jimmy drifted farther behind Carter, 52 to 37 record books. types of voters, but then said, "We s ta te Carter, is making a two-pronged at­ per cent nationwide. are going to have to attract the Diane Black, 1 blue, 1 tack gainst that charge in the calm Ford, who met with liberal red, arts and crafts; 1 blue, LITCHFIELD — A reduced blacks and the Spanish-speaking and immediately preceding the stormy Republicans at the White House clothing; 1 red, 3 white, charge of manslaughter has for­ others to the Republican Party to election campaign. Thursday, was to announce today the flowers; 1 red, foods; I mally been filed against Peter A. give people everywhere in all walks First, Ford sent running mate time and place for his traditional red, photography; 1 white, Reilly in the 1973 slashing death of life some reason to be attracted to Robert Dole to the Southland as a campaign opener, and reports in­ home arts; 1 white, of his mother, Barbara Gibbons, the Republican Party.” show of his concern that the dicated it may involve a speech at his vegetables; 1 blue, record 51, in their Canaan home. Mondale visited Kansas City, Mo., criticism is unwarranted. Dole, with alma mater, the University of books. However, Robert L. Beach, assis­ before his departure for Georgia and the help of his wife Liddy, a North Michigan. told an organization of state Lynette Choman, I blue, tant state’s attorney for Litchfield Carolina native, stumped the In a dispia’y of the GDP’s Southern legislators that they “should be given clothing; 1 blue, foods; 1 County, indicated the possibility Oarolinas and Georgia this week effort. North Carolina Gov. James a bigger role in the federal-state blue, record books. the case may be eventually promising that the GOP is seeking to Holshouser, after meeting with Dole, relationship.” Anna Marie Moriarty, 1 dropped. broaden its base, even to the home said the ticket will do well in the In third party activity Thursday, blue, 3 red, vegetables; 3 country of the Democratic presiden­ South despite Carter, adding “I don’t an unlikely alliance emerged. blue, arts and crafts; i NEW HAVEN - Connecticut tial nominee. blue, flowers; 1 blue, think there's any question that come Lester Maddox, the American Superior Court Judge Samuel J. Second, Ford managed another clothing. Nov. 2 you will see North Carolina in Independent Party presidential Tedesco, a former lieutenant show of party unity Thursday with Maureen Moriarty, 1 red, the Ford-Dole column. " nominee, and Peter Camejo the governor scheduled to be the announcement he had enlisted 2 blue, 1 white, garden; 1 Socialist Workers Party candidate sentenced next week as a con­ Ronald Reagan’s support in a Carter, like Ford, running a low blue, 2 red, 3 white, arts both denounced the planned debates victed felon, has lost his bid to telephone conversation. The Presi­ key campaign over the last few days, and crafts; 1 blue, foods; 1 between Carter and the President. keep him from possible disbar­ dent, mindful of Reagan’s Southern plans to open his race next week at blue, clothing; 1 blue, "We want to see the Ford-Carter ment. A federal court has refused appeal, said the former California Warm Springs, Ga. He and running record books. debate take place,” Camejo said, to intervene in the case. Tedesco governor and defeated rival for the mate Walter Mondale dined together Donna Tibodeau, 1 blue, "But we think the debate shouid be was convicted of falsely GOP nomination agreed to do in Plains Thursday night and planned clothing; 1 blue, foods; 1 notorizing a liquor license broadened to inciude all viewpoints.” blue, demonstration; 1 renewal application for a club blue, dress revue partici­ which was partly owned by pant; 1 blue, record books. members of his family. Karen Bensen, 1 blue, 1 Development Act referendum red, clothing; 1 blue, HARTFORD - Three record books, newspapers have asked for a full Timothea Kargl, 2 blue, 1 court hearing on the press bar im- turned down by directors red, arts and crafts; 1 blue, osed by a judge in the clothing; 1 blue, record proceedings against a defendant in By GREG PEARSON that allows a town’s governing body books. Board member Jack Goldberg the Donna Lee Bakery murders. I In Manchester, the Board of Direc­ Handy Crafters 4-H Club lleruld Reporter suggested that the board take a tors) to establish revenue bonding fP'orkers resurface Hillstown Rd. award winners are: "wait-and-see” attitude about the Concerned about taking decisions issues for borrowing capital without David Black, 3, blue. R e g io n a l act. away from the voting public, the approval by the voters. Workers from the town Highway Department spread stone on Senior Grand Champion, "Manchester is in sound economic Board of Directors unanimously Zinsser said that this conflicts with industrial arts; 1 blue, 1 BOSTON — A moment of silent health. My position is to wait a little Hillstown Rd., just past the intersection of Woodside St. This is rayer or meditation in agreed Thursday night not to make the town charter, which specifies red, photography; 2 red, the City and Town Development Act bit and see how some of the larger part of the armor coat paving process in which the road is Massachusetts public schools that all bonding issues must be voted vegetables; 2 red, 1 white, a referendum question in the Nov. 2 cities use this tool. It’s like a Yankee covered with an emulsion substance and stones are spread over does not infringe upon personal on by the public. He then asked Town arts and crafts; 1 blue, election. tradition — Wait and see how the the sticky oil. The area is then rolled to give the street a new foods; 1 blue, record books. religious beliefs, according to a Counsel Victor Moses if the City and panel of U. S. District Court Passed in August 1975, the act was Town Development Act would —Sec Pugp "Two paved coat. (Herald photo by Dunn) Kevin Carriere, 9 blue, 8 developed to help Connecticut cities red, 12 white. Senior Grand , udges. overrule the town charter. Moses and towns attract industry. It grants said that it wouid. Champion, photography; 2 broad borrowing powers to blue, record books. BOSTON — Sen. Edward M. "That’s the biggest thing that municipalities and allows com­ worries me about this act, ” Zinsser Robert Ferguson, 2 blue, K en n ed y , D -M ass., says munities to offer speciai tax America’s fight against crime said.