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Future up to Carter and Lance Hearing suspended WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. statement today seemed to indicate telegrams since Lance began his Percy said he is convinced "more Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., Lance would try to weather the defense on national television than ever" that Lance should step declared today Bert Lance's future is storm. Thursday morning. down. in the hands of “ two men — the presi Ribicoff said he was suspending for Of these, Powell said, 2,025 backed "1 think if the name were sent dent of the United States and Bert two weeks the hearings into Lance’s Lance, 245 opposed him. forward today as a new nomination, Lance.” Carter said public opinion fitness to hold high office, and would Powell gave no indication when there would be little likelihood,” of has shifted strongly to his embattled make no recommendations during Carter would hold an expected news Lance's being confirmed, Percy said. budget director. that period or issue any report on the conference this week where the "The corollary would be, 1 think, During 20 grueling hours of committee’s findings thus far. president is expected to make his it s best under the circumstances for testimony last week before the T don’t know what to write a decision on keeping his long-time him to step aside so the nation can Senate Governmental Affairs Com report on," Ribicoff told reporters friend and close political adviser. get on with its business." mittee, Lance maintained innocence before today's scheduled meeting. Ribicoff and Percy both said in Percy noted that while the Senate of wrongdoing in personal banking Asked what he thought about telephone interviews Sunday they has no power to remove Lance from and financial matters before Lance's future, Ribicoff replied, “ At have not retreated from the stance office. President Carter has in entering the government. this stage, it’s between two men — they took at the White House on dicated he will make a decision on Ribicoff, chairman of the com the president of the United States and Lator Day. whether to retain his budget director mittee Governmental Affairs Com Bert Lance.” “ 1 haven’t changed the opinion that and longtime friend after hearing mittee, and Charles Percy of Press Secretary Jody Powell said 1 expressed before, said Ribicoff. Capitol Hill opinions Illinois, ranking Republican on the Carter feels that Lance enhanced his 'T m not going to make any ad “ We are now giving our advice," panel, said Sunday Lance should situation before the committee, ditional comment. My position has Percy said. resign. But he refused, and Carter’s citing 2,270 telephone calls and not changed since then." Most members of the 17-men Governmental Affairs Committee have not yet expressed an opinion on Lance’s ^ h o u r testimony. But two who have are Sen. Thomas Hearing gets under way Eagleton, D-Mo., and Sen. William Roth, R-Del., on opposite sides of the issue. Both said Sunday on CBS-TV's Face the Nation they thought Lance on massage parlor rules would keep the job. By GREG PEARSON Eagleton said he “most certainly" irreparable harm if enforced at this ning. Counsel for Hartford and assumes that Lance will remain in Herald Reporter time. Manchester will have about two his job and hopes the committee Happy birthday A court hearing for an injunction Judge Joseph Goldberg, who is weeks to file theirs, according to the hearings will end soon because they against the massage parlor or presiding over the case, met in his attorneys. A decision should be made have become "a three-ring circus." Mrs. Alice Foote listens as Jim Rizza of 31 Lockwood St. sings dinances of Hartford and Manchester chamber for an hour with attorneys some time in October, Moses and Roth also said “ the current intent “ Happy Birthday” on the occasion of her 109th birthday celebra began today, and early indications representing both parties — Atty. Tapogna both indicated this morning. of the President" appears to be to re tion Sunday at The Meadows Convalescent Home. (Herald photo are that a decision on the requested Joseph Kazzano, who represents the The early testimony concentrated tain Lance. But he said he still has by Dunn) injunction will be made sometime in massage parlor owners, Atty. on the Hartford ordinance, which is serious questions about the former October. Anthony Tapogna, Hartford’s city similar to Manchester's. Georgia banker's ethics. The trial is being held in Hartford’s counsel, and Attys. Victor Moses and Court of Common Pleas. Thomas Prior, town counsel and Attorneys questioned Laurene Cor- Massage parlor owners from both assistant counsel, respectively, for dilico a research analyst for the State Hebron^s Alice Foote Hartford and Manchester are the Town of Manchester. * Board of Higher Education. She said seeking the injunction against the Both sides were ready to proceed that the state files show no school in recently enact^ ordinances, which this morning with the trial. the state licensed for training of Moshe Dayan to be 109 Wednesday require licensing of the parlors and "We both want a decision right masseuses. schooling for the masseuses. The away," Moses said during the brief Massage parlor owners from plaintiffs say that the ordinances are recess after the in-chambers session. Manchester and Hartford were atten greeted Mrs. Alice Foote, Hebron’s oldest She still indulges in her favorite unconstitutional and will cause Fazzano filed his brief this mor ding today’s proceedings. resident, was honored Sunday by game, bridge, with her family. “ But by Vance family and friends at The Meadows she doesn’t care much about bidding Convalescent Home in Manchester anymore," Mrs. Edward Foote said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Israeli on the occasion of her 109th birthday. The Meadows Convalescent Home foreign minister Moshe Dayan flew in Manchester has been Mrs. Foote’s Miami hotel bombing tied to Washington today to begin perhaps Her real birthday is Wednesday, Sept. 21. home since she broke her hip at the crucial Mideast peace talks with As far as anyone knows, Mrs. age of 101. President Carter. Foote is the oldest living woman in Dayan flew from New York and Connecticut and may be the oldest was met at National Airport by Mrs. Foote taught school in the to militant Cuban exiles Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and living person in the state. Hebron area for several years and Her granddaughter-in-law, Mrs. MIAMI (UPI) — Bombs apparently Damage at the Fontainebleau was who died in a (Juban jail during a other top-ranking State Department was a reporter at one time for the officials. Edward A. Foote of Hebron, says Gilead News. set by militant Cuban exiles exploded described as negligible. hunger strike, sent UPl’s "com that although she is generally in good at four of the Miami area’s best Four Ambassadors Night manager munique" last Tuesday a warning Reporters were not permitted on She received cards from President the airport landing ramp and could health, the matriarch of the Foote and Mrs. Carter and from several known hotels before dawn today, Jeff Crane said he didn’t even realize they would escalate their terrorist not question Dayan about some family is not quite as interested as state officials. blowing out windows and spattering there had been an explosion. He acts and demanding the release of 17 mysterious detours he made over the she used to be in some things, like the She has two sons, Robert, 86, in dirt near pools and in lobbies. heard a noise, but thought it was anti-Castro political prisoners news, for instance. Her eyesight is There were no injuries. from the parking garage or boiler allegedly being held in the United weekend on his way to Washington. Hebron, and Arnold, 78, in Florida, Scheduled to fly from Brussels to pretty good but she doesn’t write and several grandchildren, great The Pedro Luis Boitel Comman room. States, Mexico and Venezuela. letters anymore. The friends of her does, an anti-Fidel Castro organiza “ Then I smelled it— it smelled like They demanded the International New York Friday, Dayan instead grandchildren and great-great went to Paris and then abruptly flew generation are gone. grandchildren. tion of Cuban exiles which claimed burned wire — and other people Red Cross investigate the “ inhuman responsibility for two similar bom heard it,” he said. “It was a small conditions and abuses that 20,000 home to Tel Aviv Saturday for an bings in Washington Sept. 7, claimed explosion. It must not have been a political prisoners are subject to in emergency meeting with Prime responsibility for today’s explosions. very large bomb.” Cuba, ” and called for a United Minister Mehahem Begin. His mis Kent gym started The blasts came just hours before The Boitel Commandoes, who take Nations investigation of human sion was the subject of much specula a planned march through Miami by their name from a political prisoner rights in the Caribbean island. tion, but there has been no explana KENT, Ohio (UPI) — A tractor Coalition which is opposing construc Cuban exile groups to protest the tion. with a scoop shovel today began up tion of the $6 million facility, stepped thawing relations between the United rooting trees at the construction site in front of the truck but was moved States and Cuba. for a proposed gymnasium annex at aside by KSU security police. Securi The first bomb went off at 2:03 Kent State University near where ty police also forced about 25 a.m. at downtown Miami’s Dupont Today’s news summary four students were shot to death demonstrators away from the en Plaza. It was followed at 2 :09 a.m. by during a 1970 anti-war demonstra trance. a blast at the Fontainebleau in Miami tion. Members of the coalition want the Beach, at 2:20 a.m. at the Sheraton Compiled from Unltod Press Intornatlonal The heavy equipment was brought site declared a national historic land Four Ambassadors in Miami and to the site on a tractor-trailer rig es mark. • about an hour later at the Eden Roc have controlled city hall since 164 persons May 28 blames the corted by six KSU campus police Opponents of the gjunnasium, in at Miami Beach. State 1952. nightclub’s owners and lack of en cars. cluding the coalition, have just about The explosions at the two down NEW HAVEN - Doctors at forcement of fire codes by the ’Two girls protesting construction exhausted early legal means to stop town Miami hotels — the Dupont and Yale-New Haven Hospital feel state fire marshal's office. of the gym cried when the trees were ping construction. They still have Four Ambassadors — were both in Regional they will have to perform an uprooted and screamed, “ You will requests pending before the 6th U.S. the swimming pool areas and caused exploratory operation on Mrs. have to answer for this later!” Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincin the most damage. The bomb at the BOSTON — Extended outlook SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Film Mary Lemons of Virginia to see if One demonstrator, who identifie<) nati and U.S. District Court in Eden Roc scatted dirt in a circular for Southern New England, director Roman Polanski's sexual there is any chance she can Wednesday through Friday: Par himself as a member of the May 4th Cleveland. driveway leading to the building. adventures with a 13-year-old girl breathe on her own again. She was tial clearing Wednesday. Fair may cost him a jail term, proba paralyzed from the neck down in Thursday. Chance of showers tion or eventual deportation an automobile accident and it is Friday. Highs mostly in 60s depending on the outcome of his hoped that installation of a Wednesday and rising into 70s by appearance in court today for Dayan ordered attack on ship diaphragm pacemaker might Friday. Lows will be from mid 40s sentencing. repiace the respirator she now to low 50s Wednesday and needs to breathe. Thursday and mostly in 50s NEW YORK - Rep. Edward according to classified files Friday. Koch, a five-term congressman HARTFORD — Appiications for and Gov. Hugh L. Carey's per BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The 1967 States Sunday. the Community Renewai Team’s BAR HARBOR, Maine - The sonal choice, and New York 9 The incident came three days after weatherization program are now Israeli attack on a U.S. naval vessel Israel’s June S strike across the Sinai The unexpected cloak-and-dagger second attempt within a month to Secretary of State Mario Cuomo — which killed 34 Americans — was Peninsula, which caught the Arabs detour to Paris and the sudden return available from the CRT office at cro ss the Atlantic Ocean by squared off today in a runoff elec personally ordered by Defense by surprise. A United Nations cease to Israel prompted speculation that 1445 Main St., Hartford, or from balloon is scheduled for Tuesday tion for the Democratic party's the social services departments in Minister Moshe Dayan because the fire stopped the hostilities June 10. Dayan met a top Arab official in the when Dewey Reinhard and Steven mayoral nomination. The winner the 29-town greater Hartford ship was “ jamming Israeli com The Palestinian committee ob French capital in a possible Stephenson, both of Colorado will face state Sen. Roy Good-, area. It is designed to help the munications,” and was not a mistake tained the information last June, breakthrough in Middle East peace Springs, Colo., lift off in their man, the Republican nominee., poor, elderly and handicapped as claimed, according to newly- which the CIA said was efforts. silver and black helium-filled and Barry Farber, the Conser-' reduce utiiity costs through in- “ Eagle.” released CIA documents. “unevaluated” for accuracy, after vative nominee, in November. suiation, weatherstripping, and The classified documents concer pursuing the Navy Department, the other energy saving devises. BOSTON — The battle over ning an American tragedy in the Six State Department, the National Dayan was to negotiate a peace whether state funds should be Day War were obtained through the Security Council and the CIA for five treaty with Arab leaders as Israel’s NEW HAVEN - Biagio DiLieto used to pay for abortions in F r ^ o m of Information Act by the years. foreign minister. Dacey suggested in International says if he can’t force a new Massachusetts resumed today as American Palestine (Committee. A Author Norman F. Dacey of releasing the documents that Dayan Democratic primary against the Senate considered overriding copy was made available to United Bridgeport, the committee’s national be tried in the United States as a Mayor Frank Logue, he will not a veto of the bill. In the House, LONDON - Scotland Yard Press International. chairman, said he chose to make the “ war criminal.” Dacey recalled that Israel claimed the daylight attack support either the incumbent or some anti-abortion members are today sought Keith Joseph May, CIA reports public Sunday so the dis a week after the Liberty attack. 25, and Joyce Mclnney, 27. both of June 8, 1667, against the com closures would coincide with Dayan’s the Republican challenger in the threatening to block a state pay Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Los Angeles, whq are suspected munications ship USS Liberty, was a scheduled visit to New York. November election. This ap raise over the issue. the Senate Foreign Relations Com parently ends some speculation of of kidnaping Kirk Anderson, 21, a tragic mistake caused by its But Dayan held a round of secret mittee he thought the Egyptians had warplanes and torpedo boats con Democrats defecting to GOP Mormon missionary from I^ v o , talks in Paris and then abruptly flew attacked the ship. Secretary of National fusing 1^ with an Egyptian vessel nominee Frank Mongillo, who Utah, who once scorned Miss home to Israel Saturday for an Defense Robert McNamara testified Mclnney's love and kept him near brael's 12-mile limit in the emergency meeting with Prime needs Democrat support to win FORT MITCHELL, Ky. - A he thought it was the Russians. The because Democrats outnumber shackled and handcuffed for three Mediterranean. The toll included 164 Minister Menaham Begin and other Navy later conducted a court of in lengthy report on the Beverly wounded. Republicans 7-1 in New Haven and days. He was released Saturday. top officials. He flew to the United quiry into the incident. Hills Supper Club fire which killed PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandierttr, Conn., Mon., Sept. 19. 1977 M A H ^^TK R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon . Sept 19. 1977 - PAGE THREE-A Zoning board to conduct ( About town ) Mason to suggest (45th wedding ^****NMMMNt«3MKaM9MMMnMMMNWIMMM The Emanuel Church property committee, housing board and the five hearings tonight executive board of Emanuel Church housing study Mr. and Mrs. John W. Keller of Manchester enter Women have scheduled meetings for Alan Mason, director of Human ment and private funds. The firm tained members of their family and a few close friends tonight at 7:30 at the church. Services, will recommend to the will also be asked to do seminars for with cocktails and dinner at Cavey’s Restaurant on Sept. single-family dwelling on a parcel stock or retail sales in connection The Manchester Zoning Board of Citizens Advisory Committee for the citizens advisory committee to 9 to celebrate their 4Sth wedding anniversary. without street frontage that already with a home-conducted occupation. Appeals (ZBA) will conduct five Emma NetUeton Group of Center Community Development explain what factors are involved in The couple was married on Sept. 9, 1932, at Trinity contains an existing two-family Dumond has been conducting a public hearings tonight, including one Congregational Church will have a Wednesday night that a housing study a housing study and program. Lutheran Church in Fort Wayne, Ind. home. The parcel is at 93 Lake St. golf club repair business from his for a variance that would permit a potluck Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the be conducted in Manchester by a The firm would work closely with Guests included their daughter, Mrs. Holly Keller Gerald P. Dumond has applied for home at 95 Strawberry Lane, accor group home on Pearl St. Robbins Room of the church. Hartford-based consulting firm. the coiiunittee to develop housing Gantner of Coventry, who was Coventry correspondent a variance to permit maintenance of ding to the Town Planning Office. The Capitol Region Education The Board of Directors set aside pplicies and ways the policies could for The Herald for seven years, and two granddau^ters, The public hearing will begin at 7 Council is seeking a variance to per The administrative board of North $5,000 from the town’s $300,000 Com be carried out in the town. Mason Gretchen and Amy Gantner. p.m. in the Municipal Building's mit a building at 130-132 Pearl St. to United Methodist Church will meet munity Development grant for a A native of Rochester, N.Y., Mr. Keller was associated said. The engagement of Miss Donna Hearing Room. be; used as a group home for ten Business tonight at 7:30 at the church. , housii^ study tU s year. The committee will se t the with the Eastman Kodak Co. for a number of years The engagement of Miss Gail A. Mary Salvatore of Manchester to students who have emotional or ^ Mason will recomend that policies. before going into business for himself in 1943 in Bay City, The engagemrat of Miss Holly Sue Kleinschmidt to Joseph M. Cappuc- John E. Paty of Colchester has been social handicaps. directory Concordia Lutheran Church coun imagineers, Inc. be employed to con Mason said he will be looking for a Mich. ’ Hearing set Harrison o f Manchester to Robert C. cio Jr ., both of Manchester, has ^ n announced by her parents, Mr. and Manchester Sports Center Inc. is cil will have a stewardship "cottage duct the study which would involve draft proposal on the study by Mr. and Mrs. Keller retired from business in 1954 to Sander of Blast Hartford has been an announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Salvatore of 166 High SOUTHINGTON (UPI) - Two seeking a special construction of a meeting" tonight at 7:30 in the four or five different phases. December. devote themselves to photography and world travel. They available nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kleinschmidt of 73C , St. men face hearings Tuesday in the separate building at 24 Adairs St. to church room. Mason said the work would involve moved to Coventry in 1964 and to Manchester In 1971. The consulting firm would be paid Mrs. Donald E. Harrison of 45 Ambassador Dr. Mr. Paty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. shotgun slaying of Douglas J. house an existing motorcycle studying housing as it exists in on a per hour basis up to a maximum Dto. and Mre. Keller are planning a three-month world The Greater Manchester Chamber Frances Dr. Mr. Cappuccio is the son of Mr. and John Paty of Colchester. Driscoll Jr ., 28, of Gieshire, outside business. Another exception is Concordia Church Women will Manchester as well as looking at the amount of hours. If the firm goes cruise including a visit to mainland China. (Herald photo of Commerce has available a new Mr. Sander is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cappuccio Sr. of 512 The bride-elect was graduated a Southington cafe. needed for outside storage of have a potluck Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. needs for housing, and financing fac over the hours they estimated, then directory which includes information Mrs. Warren C. Sander of North Taylor St. from Manchester High School and Joseph F. Whiteley, 24, was merchandise, and a variance is at the church. The congregation is in tors, such as availability of govem- the town would only have to pay the on 124 industries and firm s in Palm Beach, Fla., formerly of South 'The bride-elect was graduated attended Manchester Community arrested in Hartford about four hours needed for reduction of the south side vited. maximum fee set, Mason said. Manbeester. Windsor. from Manchester High School in (Allege. She is employed as a dental after the 1; 30 a.m. shooting Friday yard to 20 feet. Representatives of Imagineers will The Chamber also has an updated The bride-elect was graduated 1975. She is employed at Aetna Life & assistant in the office of Dr. F.W. and chargeid with murder. Neil E. Chorches Motor Inc. has also The Kiwanis Gub of Manchester be present for Wednesday's meeting list of associations and clubs in Grand jury from Manchester High Si^ool in Casualty Insurance Co. Spaulding in Manchester. Walstrom, 26, of Southington was applied for a special exception for will meet Tuesday noon at at 7:30 p.m. in the hearing room of f College notes } Manchester. 1977. She is employed as a cashier at Her fiance was graduated from Her fiance was graduated from picked up a short time later and expansion of its new car dealer's Manchester Country Gub. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — A grand the Municipal Building. The com The "Industrial Directory for Shop-Rite Supermarket. Manchester High School in 1973. He Bacon Academy and Norwich charged with conspiracy to commit license. The firm has asked for a jury is scheduled to convene Sept. 28 m ittee will be asked to act on Manchester" offers a brief descrip Her fiance, a 1973 graduate of East is employed at J A G Home Improve Regional Vocational Technical murder and carrying a shotgun in a variance to permit a building addi Manchester Square Dance Gub to decide whether a murder indict Mason’s recommendation at that Roy C. Amidon of 15D Forest St. was graduated from tion of the services and products of a Catholic High School, is employed at ment. School. He is employed as shop motor vehicle. tion within 4run Manchester." he said in response Mrs. Paul Ostashen of 137 Croft Dr., NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Police say tractive to business, accor MliNnMIR speaker. T do not believe it is necessary to to a proposal by Demoratic can H enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps an estimated 12,000 to 15,000 persons ding to a top Republican imiiui ftW'iiowiir $7,500. 109.77 10 years 5,692.40 13,172.40 change the Town Charter. After all, didate Joseph Sweeney that outof- Rabbi Ofseyer is a graduate of Reserve for a period of six years. took part in the second Connecticut leader. you can't legislate morality. The town zoning boards decide cases in Columbia University and the Jewish He departed for 12 weeks of Coastal Awareness Day. Former State En changing of a work or two in the volving town officials. Theological Seminary where he training at the Marine Corps Recruit $10,000. 146.37 10 years 7,564.40 17,564.40 The festival, held at Gateway Lan vironmental Com TBwn Charter will not correct the "All we need is practical people earned a bachelor of science degree Depot in San Diego, Calif., on Aug. 9. ding in New Haven Harbor Saturday, missioner Dan Lufkin said situation." he said. with practical solutions," Diana from Columbia, a bachelor of Upon completion of basic training $15,000. 219.55 10 years 11,346.00 26,346.00 followed a similar one held earlier As a possible solution. Diana has said. Saturday a Democratic m m religious education from the y ^ UmtrtJAilill and formal school training, he will be this summer in Mystic. governor and Democratic- Teachers Institute of the Seminary, a recommended the appointment of an assigned to the Marine Corps $25,000. controUed legislature were bachelor of sacred music from the 365.92 10 years 18,910.40 43,910.40 ROGER MOORE Reserve Center in Hartford. creating "an environment Cantors Institute, a master of JAMES BONO 00/ He was graduated from Howell which is making Connec THE S P Y W H O Hebrew literature, ordination as a THE CONIUECTICUT BANK Rabbi J.S. Ofseyer Cheney Regional Vocational Training AND TRUST COMPANY Theater schedule 1 Pbm $49-5491 | ticut increasingly unat LO VED M E rabbi from the Rabbinical School, School in Manchester in 1976. * • / 'i.- f*»—--5- • a^ATHEATRES EAST | tractive to new Business." 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Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 19, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-A N ancy Carr M A C C m w s Execulive Director ^ ' Open forum L J g f R ™ AFPOINTMEIITS ARE AVAILABLE iiaurtipatrr You cmrimlnly cmn . . . fin d roU m f Manchester — A City of Vlllags Charm TUESDAY D n FRIDAY. WALKINS SATURDAY experience in working with Duties: Coordinate the ■MinuMsuaiMnMi* ■M$Mmi Founded Oct. 1, f8S1 MACC opportunities HUMAN NEEDS FUND DIRECTOR — (Service to people, some knowledge of work of local agencies and HAY-FEVER Mtmbtr. Audit Burtfcu of Ckculation Mtmbcr. Umttd P rm Inttrnttionat for Christian service families in crisis state and community service clubs in collecting, Protests proposed rates MACC has been able to Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, situations.) Duties: resources (can be learned sorting, packing and freely offer help to many SINUSSoffarsrs Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. his first 25 KWH than he is for the be paying a fairer price for his Receive requests, inter on the job), patience, un delivering Thanksgiving Mwrw’i ^m 4 $•, pW la«W«« fmt f 8 m ix —0 r — According to HELCO’t “New 3. Next 100 KWH 4.95 cenU per lonely and troubled people car*' tT N A -C U A t Oacanfaiiaa* *r*« m 4 rw*v **•*. V*« «aa W r STNA view requestees, deter derstanding, ability to keep and Christmas baskets and 1V€ Raymond F Roblnion. Edilor-Publlthtr Harold E Turkington. Managing Editor Rates Resulting From Settlement,” KWH. next 75 KWH, 240 per cent of what a energy needs.” (In Re Detroit because of the loving and »*8li*i ad m 4 •* C U A t *» r 9 m *a»*i4»a 4 n % t*w N». m O - mine eligibility and need, all information received gifts to needy families. WraM m 4 claar *8 nasal dwwi cas**at, Oa* *al aaad lar a »«sK**g8aa. 8**rfacaaa consuiner pays for the second hun Edison Case No. U-4257 (Sept. ’^arW car*' t*W*t frvas la I haws rata* n ataniM i 8y aahar. Try a •***? the monthly rate under Rate 1 for 4. Next 500 KWH 4.36 cents tier Co., caring Christians who have confidential. Average of 7- Opportunity; To share dred KWH, 273 per cent of what a 12,19737 — Interim Rate Order) ’The offered their time and make disbursements. Work Ir* «. Mia aaW prewar* *1 caafsiaaa. Opinion ^ — Residential Electric Service is as KWH. closely with agency social 10 requests a week. Time the joy of Christmas with consumer pays for the energy block Commission summed up its policy: skills to serve their follows; 5. All over 700 KWH 3.46 cents per workers (town and state requirement varies. the poor and lonely. between 200 KWH and 700 KWH, and brothers in need. 1. First 25 KWH 11.92 cents per KWH. “Today, the rate structure must be welfare-public health SEASON SHARING Requirements: Ability to KWH. 344 per cent of what a consumer pays designed to enhance basic policy Please call the MACC of nurses, etc.). COORDINATOR - organize and make 457IW*$trMt ’This means that the consumer is fice, 649-2093, if you would for his monthly energy exceeding 700 objectives in areas of consumerism, Opportunity: To provide (Thanksgiving and Christ decisions, laugh when HMCSESra 2. Next 75 KWH 6.13 cents per paying more than 194 per cent for like more information ^Junk’ telephone calls KWH. environmental protection, public material aid and Christian mas program providing everything falls apart. Can 1 4 7 -iin KWH. about any of these This is like asking a Cadillac owner health and safety and conservation of food, clothing, and toys to work from own home or ministries. caring to individuals and People who dislike “junk and toilet bowl cleaner. to pay 20 cents for a gallon of gas natural resources...Promotional rate families in crisis poverty-level families, hot MACC office. Time mail” ^ unsolicited adver Now this man is not just oline while asking a Volkswagen structures are out of date from both situations: meals and gifts to shut-ins, requirements: 5 to 10 hours a week from Nov. 1 to Jan. tising delivered at cut rates by going to feel his privacy was owner to pay 69 cents for a gallon of an economic and social point of view. SECRETARIAL Requirements: Need gifts to patients in con Read Herald Ads valescent homes). 2 0 . the post office — are really invaded. He’s going to want to gasoline. Society cannot be served by utility WORKERS - OFFICE The promotional rate structure MANAGERS — Duties: going to hate what comes next: commit mayhem, but he’ll rate designs that act to increase the which allows for declining rates for difficulties already being Answer phone, receive junk telephone calls. only have a poor dumb recor increasing consumption is outmoded experienced. To promote ever- messages, relay requests Marketing experts say ding to shout at. and outdated. increasing usage and waste of elec to proper coordinator. higher postal rates and possi Ever one to protect the Recently, the Michigan Public Some typing, mailing, ' i I tric energy, or any energy for that filing. Service Commission flattened the ble cutbacks in deliveries are public (and to get himself matter, is self-defeating” (Case U- Opportunities: Be residential rate structure of one com 4257) causing some companies to some publicity). Rep. Les Conference “presence" to \ u e plan to make their sales Aspin of Wisconsin says he is pany and completely eliminated ’The PUCA should strive to get the community. Act as key volume discounts for residential Northeast Utilities to flatten its rate Ub pitches by phone. introducing a bill in Congress person in keeping work users of dnother. In these structure. Such an effort would be in functioning. Automated equipment to protect citizens from what proceedings, the Commission stated line with the National Energy Act Requirements: Need SEE OUR LATEST FLYER already exists that will let he calls “the ultimate invasion for the record that flat rates for being proposed by President Carter. transportation to MACC of firms dial thousands of homes of privacy by advertisers.” residential usage “are in the public If the proposed rates are allowed, fice, East Middle Tpke. 2-3 FOR EXCITING VALUES o c\ — a hours weekly, an hour, play tape-recorded Aspin’s measure would give interest,” in part because they will Reddy Kilowatt will become Reddy messages praising their telephone subscribers a chance provide “an economic incentive to Kill-A-Wallet. IN EVERY DEPARTMENT f conserve electricity...(and) the low Respectfully submitted products and then record each year to notify the phone TODAY'S THOUGHTS income and low use consumer...will Aldo J. Rovero COORDINATOR - Media customer orders on tape. company that they do not wish 47 Rentschler St. ministry; column appears Even an unlisted phone to receive such unsolicited East Hartford daily in The Manchester number will be no protection phone calls. Herald. Men’s against such calls. The equip Companies that use the Duties: Scheduling and 0 , Tully views challenged sending reminders to area Sweat Shirts ment can be programmed to automated equipment would To the editor, Why does he imply that blacks and clergy and church assigned AND dial every combination of have to get from the phone I have never met Andrew Tully but females are backward and less in lay people. Opportunity: To keep the numbers in a specific company a list of persons not I have no doubt in my mind that he is telligent than white males? Also, Sweat Pants Good News alive in local telephone exchange. to call. They could be fined up a white man. His recent column on why is it important to separate us all SAT scores achieved by white men, newspaper. YOUR CHOICE Deluxe Clearly junk calls will be to $1,000 for calling a name on into categories? Requirements: No blacks and females leaves me the list. I don’t believe that one test can special training required. more annoying than junk mail. chuckling. If a person doesn’t like mailed Aspin’s bill may be possibly show the true picture of All work can be done at HtUerPik His quote, “It is no surprise that someone’s intelligence and I don’t home. Need phone. Ap advertisements, all he has to premature, since junk calls blacks score 100 points below whites; believe Mr. ’Tuily thinks so either, proximately one hour a Oral do is deposit them unread in are more of a future threat it is no surprise that females score 52 but it was a good chance for him to week over all. points below white males,” is a sur Irrigating the wastebasket. But he is un than a present nuisance. bolster his good old male ego. Reg. 4.99 45 Pc. China prise to me as I wonder why it’s no likely to refuse to answer the However, if the practice A man with Mr. ’Tully’s attitude FURNITURE BANK surprise to him. Acrilan acrylic-cotton blend. Appliance telephone, since the call might becomes widespread, probably thinks he was conceived in COORDINATOR - (New W$srd0t0d: Wm$nt$d for ong futy0s/'s Dinnerware Set He says that except in incorrigible a test tube. Program — Service to the notmd w0Sf, nfund or rwptocwmwnt wfwi b« important. something like Aspin proposes rwfumtO with l$g tnd $d$i fJjp to Wonsjoro cases blacks and females do not Ciao, needy.) Duties: Match up SERVICE FOR EIGHT Our Reg...... 28.97 Imagine, if you will, a fellow will have to be done. deserve opprobrium if you are a true M*fn«MArDept Oak Grove Nature Center (Photo by Dunn) Madeline Cain donation of furniture with SALE P R IC E ... 23.70 taking a nice hot bath while Advertising certainly has a educator. 86 Lockwood St. families requesting help. Eight 5-piece place Water Pic Rebate. 2.00* he’s alone in the house. The place in American life. But if Manchester Keep up to date file. settings and 5 serving Opportunity; To aid low phone rings, he races down the companies stoop to calling peo Prim e dishes. 12 asst, sets Extra large water reser income families or those per store. No Rain hall trailing soapsuds because ple at all hours, disturbing the Northern voir; 4 let tips store out of Panama treaties: hit by disaster. Checks. sight. Calibrated dial tor the call could represent an sick, waking up babies, Requirements: No YOUR precise let pressure. 137 emergency. Then, when he causing dogs to bark and special training required. DOWN FINAL All work can be done at Reg. 69.99 answers, he is importuned to strong men to curse in frustra A matter of math Reflections GIFT DEPT 'See Clerk for Details. home. Need phone. About VESTS COST buy a combination floor mop tion, then junk phoning must be WASHINGTON - The hoopla here 1-2 hours a week, Hal Turkington curbed. from what was called, with good Lee Roderick Reversible reason, “the week of Panama” has The Herald's Managing Editor HONOR COURT dissipated. Now it’s a matter of arm- COORDINATOR - (Chris III sho Washington Correspondent oU‘ twisting and arithmetic as President tian service and support 10^ 181* Carter tries to convince at least 67 Most citizens opposed for alcoholics and their Rip-Stop shell and lining, pe' One Nine Three Seven at Nathan Sneaky pool senators that the two treaties he Recent public opinion polls in Counselors, lifeguards, kitchen families). Duties; Recruit 5 snap closures. Choice o( Hale, and schedule hostess ser signed with Panamanian dictator dicate that about three-fourths of help, buglers —they did have some colors; XS thru XL. Shower Massage No other year the same. vice for weekly Honor Omar Torrijos are in the best in Americans oppose turning over time to themselves. We’d walk down Sometimes the The money must have done Every pal a comrade true. Court (held Monday by lUUerPik terests of the United States. ownership and control of the canal. A to the center of South Coventry to • Denim Look ^ What ’ere the name, the school, or evening. Circuit Court 12). government’s left hand really the job, because not long after One treaty would transfer full con national poll in April of this year by Frink’s for a soda or an ice cream; fame. or, we’d wander down the road to the Opportunity: To educate does know what its right hand that the same country applied trol of the Panama Canal to Panama Decision Making Information, for community to the tragedy Kodak Film Complete General Electric One Nine ’Three Seven at Nathan public beacl\. and the roller skating doeth. to an agency of the Commerce by the end of this century, cancelling example, found 75 per cent of of alcoholism. Provide ' ‘ ‘ 2 3 = . 6 ; , with Prepaid Processing* Bright Stik 3 % Hale, rink at Waterfront Park. a 1903 treaty granting the U.S. respondents favoring continued U.S. {Christian caring support Deluxe hand-held model puts fun in A certain country in Califor Department for. $1 million in Sunset and evening glow. Nylon and chambrav taffeta blend sovereignty forever over the vital control, with 16 per cent favoring tur There would be one day in between system for alcoholics. shell. 5 snap closures, open slant your shower. Easy to install. 4SM3 public works funds to build a But it’s the inspiration most, nia, we’re told, recently link connecting the Altantic and ning it over to Panama and 9 per cent check-out time for one camp group Requirements: No pockets: SM-L-XL. swimming pool. ’That makes us love it so. special trainii^ other than received a federal grant of $7 Pacific oceans. About 70 per cent of undecided. Only 59 per cent, and check-in time for the next group. StnclKif Goods Oi(it. 12 borderless silk prints Fluorescent 25" unit—no special ★ ★ ★ insizeC126-12orC110-12. million in drought relief aid. The department threw cold the 500 square-mile Canal Zone would however, specifically said the Senate ^’That meant time for housekeeping caring for those with wiring needed, just plug in. WOW! ’That’s 40 years ago!! special affliction. Need ‘Procoisinf b, Indepetidefit Lib water on the second request. revert to Panama as soon as the trea should disapprove a canal treaty chores in the cabins. The Town of Coventry is con phone. Work can be done original ty is ratified. A second treaty says negotiated by the President. Most of the campers came from from home. Approximately Blanket Sleepers %to %OFF sidering buying the Salvation Army’s 49 87 the cfmal will be neutral territory “in The question now is how that Camp Nathan Hale off Lake St. near underprivileged families, many from one hour per week. koi/i’ Monsanto Wear-Dated blend, non- times of war as in times of peace.” balance of opinion will shift as the the Nathan Hale monument in Coven Hartford; but Manchester Kiwanis skid soles, zip closure, applique t e c h n ic a l t e x t ! Almanac Carter administration pulls out all trim. S-M-L-XL. Reg. 4.99 Poll results try. It was once known as the Fresh Club annually sponsored campers at the stops to convince Americans that Early polls of the 100 U.S. senators Air Camp. Nathan Hale. the treaties are in the national in Watch Your by the NBC and ABC television Regardless of its name, or its ★ ★ ★ J u s in e ^ b o o k s By United Press International soldiers met in the battle of terest and are not a sign of weakness networks indicate at least 22 and as future ownership, Nathan Hale Camp She sailed away on a lovely Today is Monday, Sept. 19, the Chickamauga, Ga., during the Civil in the face of threats from left many as 27 senators now oppose the will be no more. ’The Salvation Army summer day 262nd day of 1977 and 103 to follow. War. The rebels won the following treaties, and another 40 to 43 are un leaning Gen. Torrijos. Another factor day. has purchased property in Ashford on the back of a crocodile, FAT-GO The moon is approaching its first decided. ’Thirty-four negative votes is the possibility that Panamanians— “You see,” said she, “he’s as tame Andy G’*bb quarter. In 1881, President James Garfield for a new campsite. L i , , r ,1)1, 111'- would be needed to defeat the perhaps with Torrijos’ blessing — as he could be,” while sailing ...I.- II.- Nf.W ‘-AT GO \ Flowing RIvors The morning stars are Saturn, died in Elberon, N.J., of gunshot ’Those lyrics opening this Reflec treaties when they come to a vote in will commit terrorism in the Canal down the Nile, pl.it' fj 'tl "•') 'I itif"’ II |U’,t The Large—Deluxe 2®« Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and Mars. wounds inflicted by a disgruntled tions column are words to the theme . t- : .*.• ;i ! !i- • . t’'i‘ ‘! tiu ■■V. the head counts by NBC and ABC A commitment inside, and the smile on the the Big Brothers movement in Cin they had been discovered plucking bugler in 1937. Wfuu , fi |i ^ U ■ I'!:l il ’;i ■' I • [il- tr • may show more Senate opposition In signing the treaties. President crocodile. 1', ‘. ll".' • .1 .Vit'l At •'!! 1 1 ' Resonant 4" speaker, eiternal cinnati in 1903, was born on Sept. 19, chickens for cooking in their rooms. Don’t let camp bugler fool you. 1h,. t., ,t ; : . ,r:i- antenna terminals Neat, compact. Colorful flames, easy to lighi than actually exists. Scripps League Carter said they “mark the commit ★ ★ ★ ★ 1879. The Communist delegation was in . There was more to it than rising ear found only two of 32 senators ment of the United States to the ’That was one of the many songs DON’T DELAY On this day in history: New York to attend a United Nations ly in the morning to blow “reveille” got FAT-GO today. definitely opposed to the treaties — belief that fairness, not force, should that were sung each night at the <198 In 1777, American soldiers won the meeting. on the bugle, or “To the Colors” for both Utah Republicans, Jake Garn lie at the heart of bur dealings with campfire. Each cabin had charge of a first Battle of Saratoga in the A thought for the day: German raising the flag, “Mess Call” for the and Orrin Hatch. Eighteen others the nations of the world.” ’The ad campfire and they performed skits, Revolutionary War. poet Frederich Wllheim Nietzsche chow lines, “Retreat” in late after . | 9 8 said they are undecided on the issue ministration also fears that defeat of had amateur hour, and sang. In 1863, Union and Confederate Mid: “In revenge and in love, woman noon for lowering the flag, “Tattoo” — although three are definitely the treaties may well spark renewed and, finally, “Taps.” Along about 9:30, it would be “Tat is more barbarous than man.” 1 9 8 leaning against the treaties — and 12 violence in the Canal &ne. The bugler had his share of KP too” and everyone got ready to head are prepared to vote for them. Critics of the agreement, who have peeling spuds and beans; he took a for the cabin and sleep. We can still We’ve got Barry Thought In Connecticut, both Sens. Abe launched a massive campaign to regular turn at the wateriront doing remember the final song; Ribicoff, Democrat, and Lowell defeat the treaties in the Senate, con lifeguard duty; he had a class in arts ★ ★ ★ ★ the lough Manilow Weicker, Republican, are for the tend, however, that the U.S. cannot and crafts; and at night he shared Now run along home and jump into treaties. afford to relinquish control of the bed. “Those who follow Christ and This is His promise to us, and then responsibility with the campfire canal for both economic and military become part of His kingdom will be will we understand the “why” of suf DecisioilB five months away program. Say your prayers and cover your reasons. About 70 per cent of all head. raised up from death; whoever sees fering and injustice, and live in peace ’The poll that counts, however, ob ★ ★ ★ 1 98 the Son and believes in Him shall and love in His kingdom. viously will be the one in the Senate cargo passing through the canal We watched as many of those This very same thing I say unto either is bound for or originates in you. have everlasting life, and I will raise Frances R. Idzkowski chamber, and that is at least five buildings were erected 40 years ago. the United States. And, while large him up on the last day.” (John 6:40) Churcli of the Assumption months away. Meantime, members Our cabin was near the big pavillion You dream of me, and I’ll dream of of the Senate will be besieged on the aircraft carriers can’t be accom that served as a community hall. you. X - |u issue from many quarters — the modated by the canal, the rest of the ★ ★ ★ One of our camp workers sharing |COPBAND Compact Refrigerator White House, pressure groups on the U.S. naval fleet can. Without the use the cabin, found it rather difficult to We’ve been dreaming -dreaming Yesterdays political right and left, and aroused of the vital waterway the United arise in the morning; we managed to of camp up in Coventry, at with Freezer Section constituents. States would need a larger, two- give him an assist, though. Wonderland in Sharon, Mass., and lateX'ite SUPBMEAL Ideal for home, dorm or It is those constituents — the ocean navy. A laborer working on the pavillion Star Lake in Butler, N.J. As a youth, Manchester’s 1926 antique fireladder The Super-Tough office. Space saver shelt on $< 25 years ago American people — who hold the key Such are the considerations faciitg usually left his wheelbarrow in front we didn’t know much about door; adiustable temperature truck for $999.99 and offers it to Lutz Town wins praise for budget to the ratification or rejection of the U.S. Senators as they contemplate of our cabin. We’d tie ropes to the Manchester in the summertime, Driveway Saver control. Walnut-look top. system. Junior Museum. treaties. Congressional elections will the future of the Panama Canal — a wheelbarrow and extended them to because all of it was spend at camp Reg. 139.70 ■SJfSISTISfSll.,.,,, 1 » Pioneer Parachute hosts Industrial Victor Swanson, president of the be held next year and the seats of 33 canal symbolizing American power —from about 8 years old to Eighth Utilities District, reads a the legs of our friend’s cot. Dtlivtr, optiontl at iitri charft. Safety Council. senators will be up for grabs. If there and technological supremacy which graduating high school. Manchester letter from the Public Utilities Com T’was a funny sight in the morning Town receives a $7,000 check in will continue to exert considerable mission denying the district’s is a strong outpouring of back-home to see our laborer friend pushing the Sister Ruth has to share some of f THREE EASY WAYS TO C HARG^ ALL SALE PRICES federal aid grant for school sentiment against relinquishing the influence over the future of the these reflections, because she knew MANCHESTER VERNON operations. request for an injunction against the wheelbarrow; he couldn’t figure it Hardware 1. CALDOR CHARGE EFFECTIVE canal, the treaties may well go down Western Hemisphere regardless of 10 years ago privately owned Manchester Water out, at first why it was heavy to all the words to the songs; she was a 877 Main StrMi 2. MASTER CHARGE 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-CIty Shojiping Center • MONDAY •TUESDAY Co. to defeat as senators eye the fall the outcome of the treaties. push when it was empty. That joke camp counselor. Tal 643-8428 3. BANKAMERICARD •WEDNESDAY John B. Barnini purchases STORE HOURS: Dally 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.«Saturday 9I a.m. to 9:30 p.m.eSunday 10 a.m. to ^ p.m.V election. •Scripps League Newspapers 1977 lasted only a couple of days. ’The lapse of time hasn’t dimmed ★ ★ ★ the memories. PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Sept. 19, 11)77 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puiile MANCMESTER e v e n in g h e ra ld . Manefaester. Coon.. Moti., Sept. 19,1977 - PAGE SEVEN-A 1 Macao coin 1 Fcffltic ULIL'J ■ UULOI ] ■ (id U C i □nlnaanlQHnu 4 Fsiewsllt rulMiv* nnci ■ nnnniD nnnn Charloa M. BchuHz Sklenar to oversee ( Cpniunction 2 WcMhcrcock nnnan nciii onn MCC calendar (p)l 3 It indtbwd to DHH n o n Dear Abby 12 Autoworkers' 4 Suptfvitoit [jHtjciHan Hm-iUd union (shhr.) 6 Shirp btrfc niDC] n a n n n n a n David Call campaign Manchester Community College Saturday, Sept. 24 13 Word of 6 Su m (Fr.) Auditorium. □ B u n n n a n d q c i IN5TEAP OP u;ATCHIN6 offers this calendar of events In the By Abigail Van Buren honor 7 Frtgnwnt ninnno nnuatino INSTEAD Of U/ATCHINS INSTEAD OF WATCHIN6 THERE'S A LOT MORE Wednesday, Sept. 21 Duplicate Bridge — Open, 1 p.m., 14 Safety sgency 8 Summer hit TV SOU SHOULD Be interest of the community. All the DHPi a n n TV VOU COULD BE TV SOU COULD EVEN 06 t h a n “ Dave’s election to the Soccer, MCC vs. Springfield Tech Hartford Road Campus, Room 102. 16 Compass 9 Perm igtncy TO LIFE NOT MCC-sponsored activities listed utiu non dciuuu ReADlNOABOOK! 5TRAK3HTENIN6 UP Manchester Board of Directors, I CC, 3:30 p.m.. Cougar Field. B aseball, MCC vs. H artford point (tbhf.) nQQnDciDciFiHnon PIAVING OUTSIDE! iuatchingtv ; Robert Sklenar of 81 Hamilton Dr. below are open to the public and 16 Ship’s pole 10 Otmonttritivc ■ J!------^ 10 Ol-VNU I feel, is the first step toward a more *Intemational Dinner — 6 p.m.. UCONN, 1 p.m., Mt. Nebo. has been named campaign manager many are free of charge. For further 17 Paradise pronoun □ a a n l Q D c i D responsive and responsible town Student Centef. Sunday, Sept. 25 DEAR ABBY: In streMing the importance of cpeaUng dwsiler by David Call, a Republican can information, call 646-21S7. 11 idtnticil government,” Sklenar said. Movie — “Charlie,” 9 p.m., Main BasetMlj, MCC vs. SCSC, 1 p.m.. up for oppreeeed minoritee, you publiaiied a quota and 18 Examines 19 Mtchtniim ttrong pointt 49 SmtII pitutu Monday, Sept. 19 asked if anyone knew its o r i ^ . 20 Having M a didate for the Manchester Board of Campus Auditorium. Double Hrader, Mt. Nebo. 21 Potition 32 Smoky 49 Ktyttont Gay/Straight Rap — 7:30 p.m.. The original quote was somewhat different. Its author wiil 23 Zoomt tngint 35 Group of Directors. Thursday, Sept. 22 Shrine Concert Band — 2 p.m., state (tbbr.) Sklenar was active in South Wind Women’s Center, Main Campus. was Martin Niemoeller, who served aboard a German 22 Over (poetic) 26 Nigtritn point! *Lunch — Noon, Student Center. ' Bandshell, Wetherell St. U-boat during World War I. He later became a Lutteran 24 German tribetmtn 38 Bott tidt 60 Acquire by sor' politics before moving to Tuesday, Sept. 20 articia QlfTr Un>l«d Ptttu't I've “Medical Self Help” — informal Monday, Sept. 26 minister. When Hitler roee to power, Niemoeller o p p o ^ 26 Kind of 39 D tuil labor 26 Burdened Manchester three years ago. Lunch — Noon, Student Center. •lipptr 41 Scorcheebrted 62 Affable About town discussion — 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Breakfast — Student Center. him and was promptly thrown hito Theresienstadt—a Nazi 26 Sooth "Menstruation/Menopause” — in 27 Stcondtry Other members of the campaign Center, Main Campus. Gay/Straight Rap - 7:30 p..m. concentration camp. At this camp 76,000 Jews (of which 33 Singer ivss 43 Norte poets 53 College committee are: Alfred Kargl, formal discussion — Noon, Women’s 16,000 were children) were eent to their death. At Um time 34 RaHiks rodent k IiooI Port of Rome tthletic group Bl-Foealt — By Ruth Marcua Women’s Center, Main Campus. 28 Portion out . treasurer; Peter Call, deputy cam Center, Main Campus. of the liberation, only 100 children had survived. 36 Htwaiitn Sacred bird of 64 Suppoie Friday, Sept. 23 *A11 luncheons and dinners are volctno. 30 Poreirm bone *' paign treasurer and publicity coor The Joy Circle of Community Bap ^International Dinner — 6 p.m.. When Pastor Niemoeller was released, he was aaked, the Nile 57 Went before ♦Dirmer — 6 p.m.. Student Center. held in the Food Services Dining Mtunt _ 31 Bellerine't dinator; Robert Von Deck, activities tist Church will meet Tuesday (Sept. Student Center. “How did Che world let this happen?" He reeponded: Duplicate Bridge —. Open and Room. Reservations should be made “In Germany, the Nazis first came for the Communists, 37 Bullfight 1 2 3 4 1 6 7 1 1 10 11 »^o-Fl9ST i 'l l coordinator; and Paul Moss, issues 20) at 12;30p.m. at the home of Eldith Speaker — Bill Baird, Abortion and chttr Novice, 7:45 p.m., Hartford Road in advance at the Main Office at and I didn't speak up because I wasn’t a Communist. Than CARf tV /W / coordinator. Perkins. Birth Control, Main Campus 36 Europttn 12 13 14 Robert Sklenar Campus, Rooms 102, 103. Hartford Road, 646-4900, Ext. 205. they came for the Jews, and I didn't apeak up because I c ip iu l FUTME BRIDE OUERTHE wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I 39 Don Ju in 'i II tl 17 THRESHOLD- THEN mother i r u - . didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then tl tl 2t DOWN they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up because I 40 Btrriert 1 s c r b a a a / was a Protestant. Then they came for me, and by that time 42 Rapture 22 BEPOfB there was no one left to speak for me." 44 Sptnith gold ■ How sad that only 32 years have passed and many of us 46 General 2S 21 27 30 31 32 \txiH oa Eltenhower ■ have already forgotten that lesson. Let this serve as a 47 Oltegrtemtm 31 1. YtiuRSEU; reminder. 61 Alter 1 ■ SAN FRANCISCAN 66 Honey 37 ■ ■ SID/ productrt 40 41 43 DEAR SAN: Thank yon and the hundreds of other 66 Towering ■ Ib%«^e9r*d tae readers who sent me their versions of that brilliant quote. 66 Expert 44 The same sentiments were ezpressed by Thomas Paine 59 Doetn't exitt ■ Iconi.) 47 41 41 SO S2 J3 S4 Priscllla’a Pop - Al Vtrmoor (1737-1809), a revolutionary, whoee writings greatly 60 Angered ■ influenced the political thinking of the leaders of the 61 Automotive to- IS SI S7 SI American Revolution. ciety lebbr.) SI 10 61 WHAT ARE ALL THE POOR GUY SO I THREW He said, *;He that would make his own liberty secure, 62 Deprived ol (Pr.| THOSE BUBBLES^ CAUGHT A COLP/ IN SOME must guard even his enemy from oppression, for if he 63 Conjunctionlt •2 13 14 IN YOUR FF!OG Jd Banking k ii^ back the day violates this duty, he estabUshes a precedent that wOl 64 Edible tuber If POP- ALKA-FIZZ.^ reach to himself." iWIWSRAFfN INMRPRlSI AISN) S T i And that, my friends, is what human rights are aU about. DEAR ABBY: I have been meaning to write this letter Win at for years, but 1 never got around to it until now. I want you that niade singer and fostec. to know that a letter in your column signed TOO LATE 4 NT bid shows caused me to visit my mother every day during her last two years in a nursing home. imum you want to be In six, so expert Blackwood users all I will always feel indebted to you. Dear Abby, (or NORTH * A«f play that an immediate raise motivating me to do something that now permits me to live of partner's notrump opening with a clear conscience. » A J7 9KJI0 3 Is not Blackwood." J. E. K., JR., AMERICUS, GA. AQJ8 Oswald: "Today's hand shows this bid at work. North Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawranco DEAR MR. K.: Thanks. Your letter made my day. WEST EAST raises to four with sixteen *10 9 8 *JS32 pointt. South might well pass MAY I SPEAK CONFIDENTIAL TO'^FRIENDLESS” IN DE QUEEN^ V8843 V952 with seventeen, but decides to V E S -T E L L h e r 1 HAP F yVILL PO. TO TtSH A(?AtR, AN UR9ENT c a l l FROM I MR. SWEPOWSKV; ARK.: You can make more friends in one week by «()84 «t73 bid six on account of his two becoming interested b other people than you can in a year PLEASE? THIS IS HER CAPTAIN EASY AND I'M *97 2 *A63 tens and because he has con FIANCE- WLAPBK FLYING b a s t TONISHT- of trying to get other people Interested in yon. SOUTH ID) fidence in his play." SWEDOINSKVI BUr I'LL PHONE HER *KQ7 Jim: "South knocks out the TOMORROW FROM VKQtO ace of clubs and counts eleven McKBE INDUSTRIES! « A62 * K 10 5 4 easy tricks. He will need a Both vulnerable diamond finesse for the twelfth one and will have to Astro-graph guess which way to take it. If West North East South By BERNICE BEDE 080L 1 N.T. his confidence in his own play Pass 4 N T. Pau 6 N T. is justified he will take it the Pau Pass Pau right way.” Opening lead — 10* . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jen. 19) By Oswald & Jatnet Jacoby Think (or your sell today, even An Ohio reader wants to though people you truly respect Oswald: "In Its simplest Alley Cop — Dave Qraua may try to tell you otherwise know if it is good policy to form any four-notrump bid la play that the queen will be in Qaijatts/ Your Insight Is probably far played as Blackwood. This is better. back of the jack. *8spt. 20. 1977 HEYJNCW AH'M AFRAID rTS SBT- simple, but it is also rather in Today's hand shows the I C O T ANYTMINfl XT /TLB C ) MY BOYf Ig BAHLINICA You will mix with influential per AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) If effective since it makes it im ALL TS A Y sons this coming year and you at all possible, don't associate [ueen in front of the jack, so possible to use four notrump ;at a declarer who followed THIS DEAL should cultivate them. But little with shirkers today. Align as a strong bid in notrump. 5 people in key places will do yourself with those who have a that theory would lose his much more for you than the zest for the job and you'll please Jim: "A conspicuous exam slam. We have never seen any bigwigs the boss ple is the raise of a notrump evidence that her ladvship opening bid to four notrump. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Try knows where the jack is. Your partner opens one Hence, it is equally likely to to be with a small group ol close notrumj). You have fifteen or friends today, rather than with a be on either side. VIRQO (Aug. 23.8ept. 22) large gathering ol mostly sixteen points and a balanced (For a copy ot JACOBY Friends are likely to oppose your strangers You'll be much more hand. If your partner has a MODERN, sand S1 to: "W/n at views today If the issues aren’t comfortable with Intimates. minimum notrump four will Bridga." d o Ihia nawapapar, too important, it’s better to go be safe, but you don't want to P. O. Boa 489. Radio City Station. along with them rather than to ARIES (March 21-April 19) Sup press an urge to gamble on be in six. If he has a max- Naw York. N Y 10019) make waves Find out to whom '.VK»SI-APtHtNTF.It«HSEASSN . — »-f* ’ you're romantically suited by career matters today Substitute a logical approach lor any In Berry’R World.______sending for you copy of Astro- Graph Letter. 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Merritt Thompson Mrs. Lillian S. Devaux Mrs. Viktoria Matys He leaves two daughters, Mrs. i f. MamiMfter pollc* report M n. Lillian Sturgeon Devaux, >7, VERNON—0. Merritt Thompton, HEBRON — Mrs. Viktoria Vera Miller and Mrs. Ruth Marshall, Olxe HcralCi Obituaries formerly of Avon, died Sunday in a 70, of 111 Middle T|*e., Mansfield Pawllkowski Matys, 82, of both of the Amston section, with Glastonbury convalescent home. She Depot, former owner and operator of Harrisville Rd., Woodstock, died whom he made his home. SECOND Robert J. Coleman, 24, of 49 day. They were released on $100 non • David L. Wetherell. 19, of 79 Muriel C. Meyer Harry M. Sampson w u the mother of Albert Devaux of Thompson’s General Store and feed Saturday in a Woodstock nursing Funeral services were today at SECTION Edward St., was arrested early Sun surety bonds for court Oct. 3. Cushman Dr., charged with reckless Manchester. business in Mansfield, died Saturday noon in Colchester. Burial was in the day on charges of third-degree • Richard N. Nadeau, 24, of 160 ROCKVILLE - Miss Muriel G. EAST HARTFORD - Harry M. home. She was the mother of Mrs. MONDAY, driving, operating an unregistered in Windham Conununity Memorial Congregation Ahavath Achim assault and threatening in connection Meyer, 55, of 21 Court St. died Satur Sampson, 70, of 262 Naubuc Ave., She lived in the Hartford area all Mary Daubeneck of Hebron. Eldridge St., charged with breach of motor vehicle, misuse of plates and . her life. Hospital, Willimantic. Cemetery, Colchester. The memorial SEPTEMBER 19. 1977 with an incident at his home. Police day in Rockville General Hospital. Glastonbury, died Sunday in Hart Mri. Matys came to this country peace Sunday afternoon in connec no eye protectioon while driving his He was the stepfather of Mrs. period will be observed at his home. said he assaulted and threatened a tion with an incident at a gasoline Miss Meyer was bom in Rockville ford Hospital. Other survivors are 3 other sons, 2 from Poland in 1913 and lived in motorcycle on Woodbridge St. Satur Donald Johnston of Vernon, Mrs. Memorial contributions may be station on Main St. Court date is Oct. where she lived all her life. He was a supervisor for the Dew daughters; 14 grandchildren and 25 Woodstock the past 50 years. woman with a pellet gun. He was day night. Court date Oct. 4. John Lee of Tolland and Mrs. Eugene made to the Congregation Ahavath 3. She was a communicant of St. Ber Construction Co., East Hartford, for great-grandchildren. Other survivors are another held in lieu of $1,000 bond for court • Thomas A. Bombardier, 19, of 56 Bloniarz of Rockville. Achim Synagogue, Colchester or • Russell Allen Jr.. 24, of 195 nard's Church. many years before retiring in 1973. The funeral is W e^esday at 2 p.m. daughter, three grandchildren, five appearance today. Grissom Rd., charged with reckless Mr. Thompson was born in United Brethren Synagogue, Hebron. Spruce St., charged with breach of Survivors are her mother, Mrs. Survivors are his wife, a daughter, at the Hangen-Ahem Funeral Home, great-grandchildren and three great- ( About town driving Saturday night. Court date is '111 Main St., (Rt. 4), Unionville. Mansfield where he lived all his life. great-grandchildren. Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford, was Earl E. Weaton, 18, of 74 Cooper peace after an incident Saturday Sept. 27. Loretta Shea Meyer of Rockville, and a b ro th er, a s is te r and four He was a corporator of the Tolland in charge of funeral arrangements. two brothers, Earl Meyer of grandchildren. Burial will be in West Avon The funeral is Tuesday at 8;30 a.m. The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club St., was arrested Saturday night on night on Brookfield St. Court date is • William F. McClelland, 17, of 90 Cemetery, Avon. Savings Bank and the Willimantic from the Smith and Walker FSineral charges of third-degree criminal Oct. 3. Lake St., charged with evading Warehouse Point and Clement Meyer The funeral is Wednesday at 10:30 Savings Institute. William A. Smith Retirees Group,will have its first of East Hartford. a.m. at the Abbey-Robacker Funeral Friends may call at the funeral Home, 148 Grove St., Putnam, with a meeting of the season Wednesday at trespass, third-degree burglary and • Norman J. Marcel Bosse, 20. of responsibility and operating a motor Other survivors are his wife, a COVENTRY - William Albert second-degree larceny. The criminal South Windsor, charged with breach The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 15 a.m. Home, 2534 Main St., Glastonbury. home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Mass at 9;30 at Most Holy Trinity 10 a.m. at the clubhouse, 200 Clement vehicle without a license after his car p.m. daughter, 3 sons, another step Smith, 46, of Woods Lane died Satur of peace and possession of liquor on from the Burke-F6rtin Funeral Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Church, Pomfret. Burial will be in Rd., East Hartford. Coffee and trespass charge was in connection struck a utility pole guide line on E. daughter, a sister and 19 day at the Charlotte Hungerford with activities Saturday night when town property in Center Park Satur Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, Park, Rocky Hill. Barlow Cemetery, West Woodstock. doughnuts will be served before the Center St, Sunday morning. Court grandchildren. Hospital, Torrington, as the result of day night. He was released on $250 with a Mass at 10 at St. Bernard’s There are no calling hours. Mrs. Berdi Scara There are no calling hours. meeting. Later, bingo will be played. he was observed at DeCormier date is Oct. 4. The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at a parachuting accident. nonsurety bond for court Oct. 3. Church. Burial will be in St. Ber The family suggests that friends COVENTRY — Mrs. Gertrude D. The family suggests that friends Motors, 285 Broad St. The larceny the Potter Funeral Home, 458 He was the husband of Mrs. Joyce • Rosemary Moore, 19, and Reggie nard's Cemetery, Rockville. wishing to do so may make memorial Scara, 65, of Rt. 31 died Thursday at wishing to do so may make memorial The Weaver High School Class of and burglary charges are in c onnec- Police reported that a truck and 22 Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial will Carlson Smith. tion with a break and theft of a car Moore, 18, both of Hartford, charged Friends may call at the funeral gifts to the Heart Association of her home. She was the wife of Berdi gifts to the Memorial Fund of Most 1952 will have its 25th reunion Oct. 22 tires were stolen from Capitol Tire be in Storrs Cemetery, Mansfield. Mr. Smith was bom April 6,1931, in from Moriarty Bros, last weekend. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., Scara. Holy Trinity Church, Rt. 44, Pom at the Sheraton-Tobacco Valley Inn, with breach of peace in connection Co,, 324 Broad St., Friday night and Friends may call at the funeral fret. Manchester and lived in Coventry the He was held in lieu of $500 bond for with an alleged assault on a young were later recovered on Cooper St. Hartford, or to a charity of the Mrs. Scara was bom in the Bronx, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Windsor. Class members who have donor's choice. N.Y., and had lived in Coventry the past 35 years. court today. woman in front of the 7-11 store on A radio and a ring were reported Mrs. Valentine Kacenovskis The family suggests that those John O. Jackson not been contacted are asked to call past 22 years. He was employed as a special Center St. Saturday night. The stolen from a Love La. home Friday Mrs. Valentine Kacenovskis, 79, wishing to do so may make memorial or write Faith Orenstein Helene, 43 Raymond Fusco Other survivors are a son, Russell John 0. Jackson, 69, of 202 Grissom agent of the Intelligence Division of Carlyle Rd., West Hartford, 232-9950. Other arrests over the weekend in woman suffered minor injuries, night. formerly of 74 Spencer St., died EAST HARTFORD — Raymond gifts to the Ashford Baptist Church, Rd., formerly of 38 Meekville Rd., the U.S. Treasury, Hartford-Norwich police said. Court date for both is Saturday in a local convalescent Scara of Coventry, and a sister, Mrs. clude: A theft of 29 cases of soda and two Fusco, 8, of 107 Graham Rd. died Rt. 89, Ashford, c/o the Rev. Howard died Saturday in Manchester Region for 15 years. • Leo J. Rickis, 17, of 87C Rachel Oct. 3. home. She was the widow of Karlis Wilhemina Rurtph of Chaplin. The local chapter of Parents tubs acre reported stolen from Friday in Yale-New Haven Hospital. E. Jensen. Memorial Hospital. He was the hus He was a member of the Connec • Anthonye S. Esposito. 31, of 125 Kacenovskis. The funeral and burial will be in Anonymous will meet Tuesday at 7 Rd. and Edward A. Anderson, 19, of Garden Grove Caterers on Garden The youth was born in Hartford and Arthur L. Tolf band of Mrs. Edna Irwin Jackson. ticut Parachute Association in East Hartford, both charged with Downey Dr., charged with speeding Mrs. Kacenovskis came to New York City. p.m. at Center Congregational Grove Rd. Friday night. There was was a third grade student at South Mr. Jackson was bom in Glaston Ellington, U.S. Parachute Associa breach of peace in connection with an on W. Middle Tpke. Saturday. Court Manchester 27 years ago from Lat The family suggests that friends Arthur L. Tolf, 65, of 61 Teresa Rd. Church, 11 Center St. no sign of forced entry, police said. Grammar School in East Hartford. wishing to do so may make memorial died Sunday at his home. He was the bury and lived in Manchester the tion, the Pops Qub, and the Uriel incident on E. Center St. early Satur date is Oct. 4. A home on Tolland Tpke. was via. past 40 years. Survivors are his parents, Michael gifts to the American Heart Associa husband of Mrs. Emily Hermanson Lodge of Masons in Merrow. Manchester Grange will meet reported broken into, but nothing was She worked as a domestic until her Before his retirement, he was a and Pauline Lamesa Fusco, both of tion. Tolf. Mr. Smith was also a U.S. Navy Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange Hall. taken Friday night. retirement 10 years ago. East Hartford; two brothers, tobacco grower in the Manchester veteran of the Korean Conflict, and a There are no known survivors. The Potter Funeral Home, 456 Mr. Tolf was bom Oct. 12,1911, in A purse was stolen from a Doane Michael Fusco Jr. and Giancarlo An West New York, N.J. He lived in area for many years. member of the First Congregational Band concert performers Owner backs down The funeral is Wednesday at noon Jackson St., Willimantic, is in charge The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday St. home Saturday night and part of tonio Fusco, both at home; his pater Manchester for most of 30 years Other survivors are a son, Robert Church of Coventry. Easy listening music won its battle at the Latvian Lutheran Church, of local arrangements. Steve Ross of 73F Ambassador Dr. (right) and Gene Saska of at the Senior Citizens Center for joined the Mutual Network and would the contents were found scattered on nal grandmother, Mrs. Isabella J. Jackson of Rutland, Vt., two He was a non-commissioned of against rock 'n roil and radio station Winter St. Burial will be in East living some of the time in Far lunch at 12:30 p.m. Members will like more adult programming such the lawn of the home. No money was Fusco Carpino of Italy; his maternal brothers, Raymond Jackson of ficer with the 1109 Transportation Northfield, (left) play their French horns during a concert at the WINF, through the efforts of its Cemetery. Mrs. Shirley Valente mington. bring their own sandwiches. Dessert as Jean Colbert does. (Miss Colbert taken. grandparents. Joseph and Mary Talcottville and Burton Jackson of Co. of the National Guard Reserves Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on the Manchester Com and beverage will be served. Officers general manager. Jeff Jacobs, will There are no calling hours. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Shirley Before his retirement last fall, he has a talk show "The World Today" The West Side Recreation Center Petrone Lamesa of East Hartford. was assistant chief in the quality Bolton; two sisters, ITielina Fiedler of Norwich. munity College Campus off Wetherell St. The concert Sunday will be elected. continue its popular program format. on Cedar St. was broken into over the The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Valente, 54, of 254 Franklin Ave., of Groton and Alice Cusson of Bolton, on Monday, Wednesday and The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. review department at Pratt & He was also a graduate of Univer was presented by the 102nd Connecticut National Guard Band. At a press conference called by Thursdays.) weekend, but nothing appeared to be Main St., is in charge of from the D'Esopo East Hartford Hartford, died Friday at a Hartford and two grandchildren. sity of Connecticut. arrangements. Whitney Aircraft Group, East Hart (Herald photo by Dunn) The Manchester Chapter of the new station president, Vincent Levin missing or disturbed, police said. Funeral Chapel, corner of High and convalescent home. She was the The funeral was today. Burial was Other survivors are a son, 9 daughter of Mrs. Ora Burke of East ford, for 37 years. He was a member Disabled American Veterans will son of New York, who had early in Mrs. John .Alex Carter Sts., East Hartford, with a of the Quarter Century Club of Pratt in Buckland Cemetery. Lawrence R. Smith of Coventry, and meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the August advised Jacobs that the sta Mass at 9 at St. Rose's Church, East Hartford. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 his parents, Louis and Victoria EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Maria Other survivors are four & Whitney Aircraft. American Legion Home. tion would change to a rock ‘n roll Hartford. Burial will be in Italy. He was also a member of Emanuel Main St., was in charge of Subisky Smith of Coventry. Membership sessions format, Levinson said he was Bicyclist injured Pappagallo Alex, 54, of 48 Elm St., daughters, a brother and eight Friends may call at the funeral arrangements. The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at overwhelmed with the public East Hartford, died Saturday at grandchildren. Lutheran Church and its choir. Manchester Chapter of the DAV Kevin Messenger, 9, of 55 Fairfield on Spencer St. They were Peter R, home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The family suggests that friends the First Congregational Church, response to retain the current for Hartford Hospital. She was the wife The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. Other survivors are two daughters, planned by local LWV Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at St., was admitted to the Manchester Tierney, 60, and Bella Tierney, 58, of John Alex. Mrs. Janice T. Brown of Alexandria, wishing to do so may make memorial Main St., Coventry, with the Rev. 7:30 p.m. at the VFW home. Past mat. INorman A. Baumann from the Maple Hill Chapels, 382 gifts to a charity of the donor's Memorial Hospital with multiple in both of South Windsor. They were She was born in Hartford and had Va., and Miss Nancy C. Tolf of Bmce Johnson officiating. Burial The League of Women Voters system, and local study items to be commanders will meet after the Levinson said, "We have reviewed EAST HARTFORD — Norman Maple Ave., Hartford, with a Mass at juries received when his bicycle ran treated for multiple injuries and Lebanon, N.H., and three choice. will be private. (LWV) of Manchester will hold two determined by the interests of the regular meeting. the public response to Jeff Jacobs' lived in East Hartford for the past 25 Albert Baumann, 76, of 115 Highview 9 at St. Augustine Church, Hartford. into a car on Fairfield St. Sunday were in satisfactory condition today. years. She attended St. Mary's grandchildren. Ike Goldstein There are no catling hours. membership meetings and welcome- members. plea to retain the current good music St., died Friday while on vacation in B urial will be in Cedar Hill Friends may call at the family’s back coffees Tuesday. The League will also continue its about 6:10 p.m. He was in satisfac Police said the Tierney vehicle was ^ u rch . East Hartford, and was a The funeral is tonight at 7 at HEBRON — Ike Goldstein, 96, of The DAV Auxiliary will conduct a program format for radio station Castine, Maine. He was the husband Cemetery, Hartford. home on Woods Lane today at 9:30 Members may attend the morning voters service work and its observer tory condition today. struck by a car driven by Richard A. member of the East Hartford Friends may call at the funeral Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church 182 Old Colchester Rd., Amston sec bingo at the Rocky Hill Veterans WINF, and have decided that this of Mrs. Doris Sherman Baumann of p.m. coffee at 9:30 at the home of Janet corps, whose members attend Police said the boy's bicycle drove McGinnis, 28, of East Hartford, Emblem Club 341. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. tion of Hebron, died Sunday in a local Home Tuesday. Members will meet response was so overwhelmingly in off the curb into the street, colliding East Hartford. The family suggests that those O’Connor, 63 Wyneding Hill Rd., or meetings of local governmental which was making a turn off Spencer Besides her husband, she leaves There are no calling hours. convalescent home. at the hospital at 7 p.m. favor of the present programming with a car driven by Richard Mr, Baumann was born in Holyoke, wishing to do so may make memorial the evening coffee at 8 at the home of bodies. St. McGinnis and Neil A. McGinnis, three sons, Ronald J. Alex, Donald J. The family suggests that friends Mr. Goldstein was bom in Russia that it is in everyone's best interest Berthiaume. 27, of 64F Imperial Dr. 13. also of East Hartford and a Mass., and had lived in the Hartford Helen DeLeon gifts to the Disabled American Joanne Susag, 46 Adelaide Rd. The League of Women Voters is a Alex, and Dennis J. Alex, all of East wishing to do so may make memorial and lived in Hebron most of his life. Manchester WATES will meet to continue with this good music for There were no charges. passenger in the vehicle, were area most of his life. He was a tool EAST HARTFORD — The burial of Veterans, 450 Main St., Hartford. Anyone interested in the work of nonpartisan, volunteer citizen and Hartford: a daughter, Mrs. Cynthia gifts to the Hymnal Fund of Emanuel He had owned a dairy farm in the Tuesday at the Italian-American m at" treated for minor injuries at the designer with various firms in the Helen DeLeon, of 33 Clayton Rd., The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 LWV is invited to attend. political organization open to all peo Two other persons were admitted A. White of East Hartford; two Lutheran Church, or the American Amston section since 1900, retiring in Club for a mystery ride. Weighing in As to other proposed changes at the hospital and discharged. There was Hartford area. who died July 17, was today at Mt. St. Main St,, is in charge of Activity plans for the year may in ple — men and women — of voting to Manchester Hospital Saturday sisters, Mrs. Antoinette Brown of Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., 1955. will be from 6 to 7 p.m. Top losers for station. Levinson said, "We have no police action. He was active in the U. S. Power Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. arrangements. clude studies of energy, the cities and age. League members work to en morning as the result of an accident East Hartford and Dorothy Pap West Hartford. He was a member of Congregation August were Margaret Martin and Squadron and was a member of the Newkirk and Whitney Funeral urban crisis, the use of nuclear courage participation in government pagallo of Vernon; her stepfather, The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Ahavath Achim of Colchester and the Sue Davenport. Baldwin Bridge Yacht Qub of Home, 318 Burnside Ave., was in Main St., is in charge of energy in Connecticut, school finance among all people. Angelo R. Tulisano of East Hartford; Saybrook. charge of arrangements. United Brethren Synagogue of and two grandchildren. arrangements. in Connecticut, the state judicial Besides his wife he leaves a son, Hebron. UTC union sets The funeral will be Tuesday at 8:15 Custom-Made James C. Baumann of Colchester; a Rotary Club a m. at the Newkirk & Whitney daughter, Janice B. Baumann of Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Area police report Draperies & Bedspreads East Hartford, and two grandsons. pact proposals East Hartford. There will be a Mass to hear talk Funeral services will be Friday at of Christian Burial at 9 a m. at St. charged Sunday with disorderly con 11 a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney South Windsor Union employes of United Technologies Corp. have ap of S Mary's Church. Burial will be in the Joseph Fernandez, 38, of duct. They^were involved in a distur on genealogy proved-proposals calling for job security and double-time Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., bance at their home. Court date is Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. East Hartford. Calling hours will be Wethersfield was in serious condition pay when contract talks begin next month with Connec Friends may call at the funeral Oct. 12. Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital ticut's largest private employer. home today from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 today. He was admitted to the Susan Jones, 18, of 20 Ridge Rd., About 1,200 members of District 91, International ^/rcs p.m. p.m. Burial will be in the Spring Grove Cemetery, Hartford. The United Way hospital Sunday with multiple in South Windsor, was charged Sunday Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, met juries suffered in a 10:50 a.m. acci- with failure to drive right. She was in Windsor Locks, East Hartford, Wallingford, Mrs. Mary C. Putnam ■dent on Main St. in South Windsor. involved in a one-car accident on Middletown and Southington, union spokesman Lou Fernandez was riding a bicycle and Elm Hill Rd., Talcottville. Kiefer said Sunday. 20% OFF Mrs. Mary R. Putnam, was struck by a car driven by Pearl Ms. Jones was treated at Rockville The union has 16,000 members, while federal law E FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY! 76, of 1202 S. 96 Tacoma • •• No tJu s tF o r Levack, 73, of 535 Main St., South General Hospital. She is to appear in requires it to represent another 4,000 UTC employees un Ave., Tacoma, Wash,, died Windsor, police said. court Oct. 7. der its jurisdiction who are not members. The giant firm Sept. 4 at Allen Moore City 99 Police said Fernandez and another James Paul, 16, of Park West Dr., employs 30,000 other Connecticut residents in white- Hospital, Tacoma. She was bicyclist were riding in the Rockville, was arrested Saturday on collar jobs. the widow of Robert Put northbound lane. Ms. Levack was a warrant charging him with third- Kiefer said the bargaining stance approved by the nam. The‘tH her Guy! driving in the southbound lane and degree burglary. He was released on members contained proposals to strengthen job and union Mrs. Putnam was born swerved to avoid a child who came his promise to appear in court Oct. security. He said the workers approved proposals seeking Jan. 9, 1901, in New York out of a driveway, also riding a bicy 28. double-time pay for overtime work instead of the present City and lived in Through these agencies. The United Way continues to work for cle. time-and-one-half. P Coventry Manchester many years every one of the half-million people in sixteen Greater Hartford She was charged with reckless Also approved were cost of living increases in the base before moving to Tacoma driving and is scheduled to appear in Sandra J. Day, 19, of Twin Hills salary, increased vacations and sick days and fringe eight years ago. communities. United Way agencies work for you — and the Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart Dr., Coventry, was charged early Donald Mathewson benefit improvements. Survivors are two sons, "other guy" — in good times as well as bad. So help yourself: ford, Sept. 27. Sunday morning with disorderly con The district is made up of five locals that cover Pratt Richard J. Putnam of duct. Police said she was interfering Donald Mathewson of 712 Dart Hill and Whitney plants in East Hartford. Middletown. Tacoma and Robert P. make your pledge to The United Way of Greater Hartford. Vernon with officers while they were in Rd,, Vernon, will be the guest Southington and North Haven, and the Hamilton Standard speaker at the Manchester Rotary Putnam of Glen Rock, Dana Burgess, 24, of 105 High St. vestigating an accident on Main St. Division in Windsor Locks. She was released on a $100 nonsurety Club, Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the N.J.; a brother, Charles American National Red Cross, and Carol Burgess of the same ad Pratt and Whitney is UTC’s biggest subsidiary and the Greater Hartford Association For Retarded Citizens, Inc. dress, both of Rockville, were bond for court Oct. 11. Manchester Country Club. Ryvic of Willimantic; a Greater Hartford Chapter world’s largest maker of jet engines. sister, Mrs. Blanche Co- (HARQ Mathewson will show a film en American Social Health Association Only the East Hartford, Middletown and Southington nant of Storrs; six The Hartford Dispensary titled "Strength of the Hills” which Boy Scouts Of America, Inc. contracts expire on Nov. 27 but a 30-member union grandchildren and one Hartford Neighborhood Centers illustrates the vast storage areas in Long Rivers Council negotiating team plans to work for a common expiration great-grandchild. Hartford Jewish Commuruty Center the mountains around Salt Lake City. Boys' Qubs Of Hartford date for North Haven and Windsor Locks in the new A graveside service will Hockanum Valley Community Councii, Inc. 8th District directors The mountain caverns are used to agreement. Camp Fire Girls Hockanum Valley Child Day Care Center, Inc. be held Wednesday at 1 store the numerous genealogical Kiefer said talks to renew three-year contracts for all Capitol Region Conference Of Churches, Infoline records kept on microfilm belonging p.m. in the veterans sec five locals will begin next month in Hartford. tion of East Cemetery, Social Service Department Jewish Family Service Of Greater Hartford to discuss sewer status to the Church of Jesus Christ of Manchester. Catholic Family Services La Casa de Puerto Rico The Eighth Utilities District Board the agreement had not been com Latter-day Saints. Holmes Funeral Home, JUST FOR YOUl Center For Voluntarism Legal Aid Society of Directors will meet today at 7 p.m. pleted, according to Gordon Lassow, Mathewson will explain the ' A". 400 Main St., is in charge of Big Brothers O f Greater Hartford Lutz Junior Museum at the district firehouse. Main and district president. church’s genealogical program and arrangements. AN INVITATION TO Voluntary Action Center (VAQ MaiKhester Association For Retarded Citizens (MARQ Hilliard Sts. The other sewer issue involves a answer questions. Read Herald ads p Retired ^ n io r Volunteer Program (RSVP) MarKhester Public Health Nurses Association The status of two sewer issues request by two district residents Mathewson is employed in quality New super CHARLES OF THE RITZ Child And Family Services O f Cormecticut, River East Homenuker-Home Health Aide Service, Inc. relating to the district will be dis seeking damages from a sewage control at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft ...and Roc-Ion "Rain-No-Stain” Linings. ea st h a v en (UPI) - including Hartley-Salmon Child Guidance Clinic Salvation Army cussed. backup into their homes on White St. Group, East Hartford. BEAUTY CLINICS Draperies can only be as good as Ihe Former New Haven School Community Child Guidance Clinic O f Manchester, Inc. Services For The Elderly One issue involves a request by the in June. The matter has been sent to Community Council O f The Capitol Region Sheldon Community Child CuidarKe Clinic town for district permission to install the district’s insurance company for fabric they're made of Superintendent George AT D&L MANCHESTER And Waverly is the fabric that's most Connecticut Junior Republic South Windsor Public Health Nursing Association a sanitary sewer trunk line along the second time to determine Barbarito today is to begin famous tor looking nev/er years longer , Call and make your appointment Connecticut Trails Council O f Girl Scouts, Inc. Tolland-Windham Legal Assistance, Inc. Union Pond and into Bryan Farms whether the company will pay for the a three-year term as head with a choice ol hundreds ol decorator today for this very special beauty Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council area. The town and the district are GENERAL MOTORS AUTO REPAIRS of East Haven schools. United Services Organizations, Inc. (USO) damages. Lawrence Noone, district designed patterns and plains, casemenis Cormecticut Yankee Girl Scout Council working out an agreement concer He succeeds the post clinic at D&L Manchester only, on The Urban League O f Greater Hartford, Inc. director, is expected to report on the and sheers All Scolchgard protected, loo vacated by Jerry Bar- Monday, Sept. 26, and Tuesday, Council on Social Work Education Valley Homemaker Service ning the new line and, as of Friday, status of that issue. Direct Aid • C O liL fT E MECHMKItL SERVICE Roc-Ion linings insulate against baresi, who resigned to Sept. 27. Charles-of-the-Rltz con Valley NET, inc. summer heal and winter cold take a similar position in Drug Information Assistance Line (DIAL) Visiting Nurse Association O f Hartford and protect against water spoiling, sultant Ms. Ginger Buchman will East Hartford Public Health Nursing Association, Inc. New Fairfield. instruct you personally on your Winding Trails, Inc. • GOLUSHM RENRS staining and mildew Family Service Society Women's League Day Care Center A Savings Bank Life Insurance 9 skin care and makeup needs. Ad Farmington Valley Association For Retarded Matching badtpraadt available too. IN MEMORIAM YMCA Of Metropolitan Hartford mission price Is just $5 and may be And Handicapped (FAVARH) YWCA Of The Hartford Region • MITOPIUNTIK Come in and see all modeslly priced In loving memory of Herbert Children's Policy Donnelly who passed away September applied toward any Charles-of-the- Farmington Visiting Nurses Association Youth Employment Service 19, 1973 Rltz makeup purchases. Just helps a little one CALL 295-9940 This day do we remember, The United Wny of Greater Hartford includes the monfcfr agencies of: • LOW COST SERVICE RENTALS A loving thought we give. phone our RItz counter today 643- for personalized For one no longer with us. 9568, extension 328. Do It todayl The Farmington Commuruty Chest go a long way shop at home But in our hearts still lives United Way of Manchester • GENUII CM PARTS service! Billy, U ura and Family APPOINTMENT TIMES: Simsbury Community Fund MONDAY, SEPT 26: Tri-Town United Way 2:30 PM and 8:30 PM • FACTORY TR AKD MEGHAMCS Marlboniigb Conntr; Barn This . :st pattern is W I SERVICE M i RENERM. MOTORS CARR AND TRUCKS? part of The Herald quality TUESDAY, SEPT. 27: C M ! US FOR AN APPOINTMENT control program in order to 10 AM and 2:30 PM give you one of the finest OR ITOP IN FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. newspapers in the nation. THANKS. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CALL 64G-6464 I k.r-iLJli4J JHE OLD COUNTRY STORE l» r lr AM riM * PurmlaAlafw Vte TW ■ I I a Tha Savings Bank of Manchaatar lir a Unibed Wby oP Creaber HarbPord TWO GREAT LOCATIONS The United Way of Greater Hartford, Inc., 68 South Main Street, West Hartford, Connecticut 06107 • (203)521-1860 Lifa Inauranca Dapt. Chevrolet 923 Main Straat Business Route, Old Mistick Village CARTER Marlborough, Conn. Mystic, Conn. Manchaatar, Ct. 06040 Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Mon."Sat. 10*6 Tai. 640-1700 122C MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Fri. ’till 9 Sun. 1-6 Fri. ’till 9 Sun 1-6 PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 1». 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mincfaeittr, Conn., Mon , Sept l», 1977 - PAGE THREE-B Andover board Bolton Democrats meets Tuesday Veteran Bobcats Opening game The Andover Board of Education discuss FOI laws will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at An dover Elementary School. The Apparent violations of the state Bolton’s Herrick Memorial Park. evening will begin with a tour of the upsets in NFL Freedom of Information (FOI) Act Wes Brown, A team quarterback s c ^ l . for the Tigers, was outstanding, provoked some discussion at a The board will act on a reiignation, Friday night meeting of Bolton’s scoring a touchdown on a 30-yard run spoil East debut NEW YORK (UPI) — There has been quite a bit of talk about an aiqwtntment, several policies, the and completing six-out-of-six passes. Democratic Town Committee. breakfast program, the Public the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals facing each Other tottchabwns were scored by ‘In some instances, we (the Health Nursing Association and By LEN AUSTER ting blocked and couldn’t contain. wide margin ot 351-115 yards. Blume other in the Super Bowl next January, but both clubs were upset Democrats) may be running afoul of Chris Morianos (20-yard run), revised bus routes. HrralH Sporlawrilrr South Windsor has a good team but in 17 carries outrushed the Eagles in their season openers Sunday. the Freedom of Information Act,” Richard Rose (10-yard and 25-yard we made them look even better. ” himself with 119 yards. Bobcat The Andover school board is con The helmets and pants were At Atlanta, it was supposed to be a said Daniei Harris, a committee runs) and Zac Jenckes (9-yard run). Five times South Windsor had quarterbacks were four-for-nlne for I’alriols 21, (Jiirfs 17 sidering a breakfast program and bright start for an ex-Alabama member. Extra points were tallied by Greg different, silver grey instead of possession the first half and scored 88 yards while Eagle QB Ken Brasa Jess Phillips barged 11 yards for woulOke parental In^t before its quarterback but no one expected that Harris said it's important for the Febton, Morianos, Bucky Taylor and blue and white, but East ' on four for a 27-0 halftime lead. Slick was eight-for-21, all eight receptions the game-winning TD and Darryl meeting Tuesday. quarterback to be Scott Hunter in town and the Democratic party to Jim Wilson. Parents are asked to return the Catholic’s 1977 season-opening handling quarterback Mark Milkie by split end Mike Freiheit on slant- Stingley marked his birthday with adhere to the letter of the law as best Tom Mulcahy and Charlie Ander football performance was os scored twice on runs of one and one ins. stead of Joe Namath. Hunter, two TDs in New England’s victory questionnaire (included in last playing because Steve Bartkowski as they can. ' son performed well on defense. week’s issue of "School Days") by tensibly the same as a year yard with tailback Dave Hlume ad East’s next tilt is Saturday after Jim Boudreau over Kansas City. Selectman Aloysius Ahearn, a The 2-0 Tigers travel to Hebron ding two more on two six-yard noon at 1:30 at Rockville High, a 26-7 has a knee injury, completed lO-of-17 Hears .30, Lions 20 Tuesday. ago when a 2-8 record was passes and went over for the game- Democrat, said no one believes in Sunday. compiled. bursts. loser to Hall High in its opener. South Waller Payton rushed for 159 yards The Bolton Bulldogs defeated the Bulletin board clinching touchdown to lead the open government more than he does. The Eagles couldn’t have done The Bobcats chalked up two more Windsor faces Saturday afternoon at and two TDs and Steve Schubert had He said there have been some over Cromwell Falcons, 20-0 in senior The Dandy Doers 4-H Club will TDs in the third stanza on a five-yard 1:30 at home Northwest Catholic, a Falcons to a 17-6 upset of the Rams. a 70-yard punt return — a club record worse as they were manhandled by Hunter directed a 76-yard drive sights and slight violations, but pony football Sunday at Herrick meet tonight at 7:30 at the Knowlton run by Milkie and one-yard plunge by team its never beaten. — for a score in Chicago's win over South Windsor, 42-6, Saturday night early in the third quarter, capped by they're not the greatest crimes in the Memorial Park. home in Hebron Rd. fullback Greg Daugherty. Slntif>lirf>: Cheney Detroit at Mt. Nebo before a crowd of 1,200. Touchdowns were scored by Mark Andover Elementary School his own 1-yard plunge to give the world. The Bobcats, with a veteran cast, East averted the shutout with a EC SW Oilers 20, Ji'ts 0 To some extent, the violations are Hopper (on a 35-yard pass from Steve students will be dismissed Thursday 44 Offensive plays 53 Falcons their second score. were pinned back by the opening touchdown against the Bobcat Don Hardeman. Dan Pastorini and unexcusable, but understandable, Everett), and John Mancarella (a 3- at 1 p.m., not 12:30 p.m. as incorrect 9 First downs 17 The Rams, favored by two kickoff but it didn’t phase them one reserves more than halfway thru the rookie Rob Carpenter each scored on Ahearn said. He said it was the yard run and a 30-yard pass from ly reported in Ihursday’s Herald. 23-62 Rushes-yards 44-263 touchdowns, got their only points in Reception at Vernon church bit. Like a hot knife through butter, final quarter. A 32-yard gallop by Ar- downs 1-yard plunges and Houston’s defense 88 selectmen’s responsibility to make Everett). There will be registration Tuesday nie Carter on a draw on which he 53 Yds. passing the first quarter when Namath. stifled New York's offense to lead The Rev. James W. Knorr, pastor of the Vernon United Methodist Church and the Bolton South Windsor rambled 94 yards in 15 115 Total yards 351 making his official debut in a Los sure every town board complied with Other outstanding Bolton players at 7 p.m. at Uie elementary school made a nice cutback was the key the Oilers over the Jets. Houston plays and never looked back. 8-21 P a s sin g 4-9 Angeles uniform, threw a 27-yard TD the law. were Mike Bieu, Mickey Chemerka, United Methodist Church, was honored Sunday at the Vernon church in celebration of his all-purpose room for girls interested play. Three plays later Carter fell scored twice after interference calls "Humiliating," was the lone 2 . Fumbles lost 1 pass to Harold Jackson. “As Democrats we have seen 48 Mike Ouellette, Steve Holcombe, 43rd anniversary in the ministry. Gathered around him are members of his former church in beam ing Brownies and Girl into the endzone for the score. against cornerback Maurice Tyler. description offered by East Coach 0 Interceptions by 0 Bolton Meanwhile, in Cincinnati, Larry years of sloppy government and now Shannon Young, Alan Butkus, Ray Scouts. Girls in Grades 2 through 12 in Providence, R. I. He is explaining to them plans for future alterations of the church sanc John LaFontana, “We were just get Statistically, South Windsor had a 6-28.2 P u n tin g 2-44.0 Purkrrs 24, Saints 20 are eligible. Poole ran 12 yards for a score and are seeing an overwhelming amount Myette and Mike Holbrook. tuary. (Herald photo by Dunn) 80 Yds, penalized 26 Two goals by Jim Boudreau four Willard Harrell s 75-yard punt Bolton’s strong defense kept Don Cockroft kicked field goals of 41 of confusion," Ahearn said. minutes apart snapped a 2-2 tie and return and Lynn Dickey’s 15-yard Cromwell from crossing Bolton’s 30- and 25 yards to send the Cleveland "There’s an awful lot of work to do. gave CJieney Tech a 4-2 soccer win We’re doing slow and we will make yard line until late in the game. Browns to a 13-3 upset over the Top seeds advance over Bolton High Saturday at the punchless Bengals. mistakes. I will say with no modesty, Bolton’s senior ponies now have a Beavers’ field. the selectmen are working like hell, R epeat ace Highly favored Cincinnati, losing NFL 2-0 record. Sophomore Mike Fraser got Ahearn said. Bulletin board Vernon adult school expects many Mol t alholic al Ainal is still a need for a police officer to last minute Saturday to boost the Brown 3-6, 6-4, 7-6; Castleman- Manchester High taking honors in Varsity Three and East Catholic fifth place yards for a score midway through mittee to look into the town’s youth from youth groups that there is no Usello was alone at the time of the accident. He lived at I.t Ii. 7:30 deal with youth matters. Elis a 10-9 win over Brown. Silverman def. Britnell-Kelley 8-0, 6- sudden-death overtime to lift Dallas and social problems. place to meet and no facility intended 26 Allen Dr. in Varsity Four. • h r M <■ \ I «■ (• li a I “It was the most spectacular goal 1. fifth with a total of 128 behind over Minnesota. Staubach’s run The committee is expected to for them. Manchester took home a handsome ‘'rniiiiar). 3:1 .'5 A committee was formed 10 years line stand I’ve ever seen in all my Torrington which had 66. East Hart climaxed a 47-yard drive, Heisman report back to the council by Deputy Mayor Robert Myette has trophy for winning Varsity Three W iii(Uor al Rorkxillr ago to study the needs of the town’s years of coaching. Someone prayed ford High was third in this bracket at Trophy winner Tony Dorsett carried February. also said that the town’s youth officer with a low total of 45 points. St. Ber i II (I r I.or k > a I youth, according to Community Ser awfully hard for us, ” said Cozza. nard was second with 95 with 87. East Hartford’s A1 Jardin took in four times for 11 yards in his NFL The committee will consist of one should not be a policeman. Thomas vice Council member Howard Fitts. Freshman Navy tailback Steve Dramatic win ’'oiilli \\ iiiil'or councilman. Social Services Director Hart, who has been commended for Greenwich, the team to beat the Silk dividual honors with East Catholic’s debut. Callahan ran for 87 yards and scored PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - It’s Broncos 7, Cardinals 0 Holloii al Hork> Hill Peter Santarpia, Police Chief John his performance in his dual role, is a Fitts said a meeting place for Another convenient Heritage office. In Towners for the 1976 Class LL title, John Clifford second. Other Eagle touchdowns on two big plays to lead a back to the tour wars this week for Otis Armstrong churned around I'orllanil al CoM'iilr^ Kerrigan and representatives from member of the police department as young people was made available at Frank’s Supermarket on East Middle third with 131 points. scorers were senior co-captain Rick 38-7 rout of Connecticut. It was the Judy Rankin and JoAnne Carner, end for 10 yards and the game’s only I. a > I H a III p I o II a I the Community &rvice Council, the well as the town's youth officer. that time, but many problems Turnpike. Open 8:30 am 'til 9 pm Monday Ed Lemieux was top Indian Walsh in 12th place in the field of 98, D i s c o u n t second lopsided loss in a row for who won the LPGA National Team score and Denver’s defense made it It ham Council for Aging, the Visiting Hart, who has held the position resulted and the various spots were through Saturday for your shopping and thinclad with a third place finish with Pete Kiro 37th, Dave Kittredge 38th UConn, which bowed to Lehigh 49-0 Championship Sunday with a stand up against St. Louis pressure Kiiffirlil al Ellinglon Nurses Association and the school since 1972, has agreed that the job of abandoned. banking convenience. Wes Fedorchak fifth and Dave Locke and Kevin Skehan 39th. last week. dramatic sudden-death overtime vic seventh. The trio improved their Over 130 ran in a jayvee race with as the Broncos beat the Cardinals. (,IHI.S I lEI.I) HOCKEY Meredith Payton’s five yard tory over Betty Burfeindt and Pam times over a year ago by 45,63 and 59 Manchester’s Bob Michaud 11th, SUr kicker Jim Bakken missed two Eiifirhl al M:iiirhr«lrr. Manchester Glastonbury touchdown run after teammate Mike Higgins in the rain. seconds respectively. John I.ahda Paul Johnson 12th, Joe Grzymkowski field goal attempts and had two more Walsh intercepted a Springfield pass Camer rolled in an eight-foot bir Bonds sold for bridge work was 13th and Dave Timbrell 17th, the 13th, Bill Perry 17th and Doug Meek blocked. \\ riliir«ihi\ 260 No. INaln S t R ix Run MaiMali S avin gs in the fourth quarter gave Central die putt on the first extra hole as i?Liiaii. issiH wHim ■ Simv AV/ fifth Indian 59 seconds behind 30th. Colts 29, Seahawks 14 kOCIEH Keller praised her work as con Brainard also was told that the Connecticut a 12-10 victory over the Burfeindt missed a four-foot birdie Coventry EASTHMTFORD Lemieux’s time of 14:29. Bert Jones' 21-yard TD pass to Kpringfirhl Tri'li al tributing to the ability of the town to Flanders River Rd. bridge, for which Chieftans. The win boosted Central’s try to claim the team title for the The Coventry Town Council has In the Varsity Four race. East was Roger Carr with less than six borrow money at such low interest. the town appointed $50,000 for 11SO BunMlde Ava. • 801 SHvar Lane Where the better way tour’s top individual money winners. \|< ( . 3:30 sold $640,000 in public improvement record to 2-0. Stingers stung minutes left- to play boosted Council Chairman Jesse Brainard repairs last year, would be eligible Mike Butler rushed for 78 yards in They picked up $12,000, but it doesn’t I liiir-ihn bonds to Colonial Bond and Roosevelt said he had been in touch with Robert VICTORS VICKS VAPORUB gets better all the time. PRAGUE (UPI) - Baltimore out of Seaatle’s reach. The for federal funding. The government seven carries, including a 66-yard count on the official money list, and Player knifed KOCCEk and Cross, the low bidder in a field of Victor, a state highway engineer, is expected to finance 70 per cent of World champion TD pass came after Seattle cut the COUGH DROPS touchdown to pace the Coast Guard they didn’t care too much about that PEKING (UPI) - Jadranko Topic l.lllngtoii al Slafforil. six companies which applied for the who said the Parker St. bridge needs an estimated $128,000 for a widened Nag . Chany • SVa Czechoslovakia scored an score to 22-14 when safety Autry Nm . Piloa .10 1WOZ. Academy to a 29-15 win over RPI. anyway. of the North American Soccer Beamon returned a blocked Colt punt bonds. painting and the Hop River Rd. and reconstructed bridge, and the OUNLOWPmci easy 8-2 victory over the RIO. League champion New York Cosmos 17 yards for a TD. bridge needs ground work to prevent remaining 30 per cent would be PMCI Cincinnati Stingers of the The bonds represent the town’s erosion. shared by Coventry and (Columbia. .S2 1.11 was slightly injured in a knife attack World Hockey Association remaining indebtedness on a total of Brainard said the Pucker St. OUR LOW Sunday, informed sources said. Saturday in the Rude $749,612 for repairs to four bridges at bridge would receive new planking V I C K ^ PMCI Firsts for Cougars The sources said Topic, while Pravo Cup Tournament. Parker St., lacker St., Hop River after decking was removed. Although Blood pressure check taking an evening walk with The Czechs jumped off to DECOUPAGE Stephanie Powers, who is making a Rd. and Flanders River Rd. the supporting trusses need The Coventry Public Health Nur a 3-0 lead a fte r two Town Clerk Elizabeth Rychling, & film here with William Holden, saw straightening, Victor said that the es sing Association will offer free blood in soccer victory periods, then scored five CARTER USED CARS an attacker coming at him with a who is also town treasurer, said sential structure was good. The ad pressure screening Tuesday from 1 times in the last period. ★ COMPLEmY RECONDITIONED WORK SHOP knife and ducked quickly, He (Coventry had an excellent financial ditional repairs should cost about to 2 p.m. at Hill’s Pharmacy, Main Barry Legge and Jacques reportedly escaped with slight in ★ GUARANTEED IN WRITING rating. Town Councilman Robert $16,000. St. VICKS VICKS By DAVE ROBACK Locas scored for Cincin juries. Correspondent nati in the third session. ★ BACKED BY OUR 40 YEAR REPUTATION NYQUIL FORMULA 44 78 FORD S4180 ’There were many firsts for Manchester Community College’s 78 FORD 88880 Oran Torino Squirt 9 Pass Wagon aoz. 9 0Z. T-Bird Coupa. V-8. auto., air cond.. Sky mishap kills area man soccer team Saturday. 78 DAT8UN 82890 V-8. auto., air cond., power steering power ateerlng A brakea. power M O . r a i c i NLL PHASES TMKHf B-210 Hatchback Coupe. 4 cyl.. 4 & brakea. radio. Ver; low mileage R ia PfllCE windows & aeata. AM -FM Stereo MCC defeated Southern Connec provement,” Bolles commented. apead. AM -FM radio. car. HARWINTON (UPI) - State the airport when the parachute 500 feet and Joseph Gorski, 30, of 1.H radio, vinyl roof and many more ticut State College’s jayvees, 4-1, at The Cougars made it 2-0 in the se 72 FORD 81840 73CHEVR0I1T 82418 Police today are investigating why opened, police said. Simsbury jumped after Smith. OUNLOW extras plus low mileage. oun tow Tofiflo Coupa. V-8. auto., powar Caprice Coupe. V-8. auto., air con- PMCI p n ici Cougar Field for its first victory and cond half with Roberto Cicero taking the parachute of a Coventry man The windstream pulled Smith from After landing on Rt. 72, Gorski S5?-SS ataaring, radio, vinyl roof. 78CHEVELLE 83870 d.. power iteering A brakea. radio, first for Keith Holies as a college a Cliff Pinney cross and booting it Malibu Classic Station Wagon. V-8, opened in a plane flying over the the plane, about 800 feet up, state tried to help the Geisekings, but he TeraHTIAC 84890 vinyl roof home at 10:47. MCC’s second score of auto., power ateerlng & brakea. Bristol Reservoir and sent him to his police said. They believe Smith said the weight of Smith’s equipment coach. Oran Prix Coupa. V-8, auto., air radio. 71 CHEVROLET 81710 death in the water. struck the plane door as he was threatened to pull them into deep ★ PAPIER TOLE , The Cougars resume play the half came as James Bolles oond., powar ataaring & brakaa, Impala Sport Sedan. V-8. auto, radio, vinyl roof. Vary low mllaaga. TSCHEVROliT 84810 power steering A brakea. vinyl roof William A. Smith, 46, was flying Wednesday at 3:30 at Cougar Field released to Cicero before the mid- Monte Carlo Coupe. V-8. auto., air snatched out. water and they were forced to give ★ DECAL IT TRANSFER Low mileage. against Springfield Tech. field stripe who dribbled to Ciarcia 71 FORD 81788 cond., power steering & brakea. Saturday with two other parachutists Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Gleseking of up. SHAKEY’S GAME PLAN... Torino Brougham Coupa. V-8, ★ REPOUSSE With 7:37 gone in the first period, a and scored into the lower corner with radio, vinyl roof. 76 CHRT8LER 84tf8 on their way to Waterbury Municipal Harwinton saw Smith enter the Smith was pulled from the water VICKS MILK PLUS 6 auto., powar ataaring. radio, yinyl Cordoba Coupe. V-8, auto., air oon- charging Dan Rollet headed a Sal 18:52 gone. roof. 74 FORD 82980 d.. povrer ateerlng A brakea. atereo Stadium, where they were scheduled water as they drove along Rt. 72. about 9 p.m. Saturday with the aid of FORMULA 44-0 Oran Torino 4 Door. V-8, auto., air SHAMPOO Ciarcia direct kick into the upper Southern averted the blanking as Go for The World’s 77CHEVMLET 8AVE radio, bucket aeata. vinyl roof, jet to give a skydiving demonstration. They ran into the water to try to pull a police diver and rescue units from oond.. power ateerlng A brakes, black. Low mileage. Their airplane had just taken off him out. * OILY DATE; Starting right of the net beating Southern Paul Fernandez’ baseline shot C ip rlM Coup*. V-8. auto., *lr con radio, vinyf roof. Very low mileage. Plymouth and Waterbury. NbfIMAt Greatest Pizza* 'd., poww «t**f Ing 1 bf*k**, pow*r 72 CHEVELLE 81H6 from Johnnycake Airport in Harwin- Police said the plane was too low to Police have termed Smith’s death a oz. TlNTtD goalie Keir Staiano for a 1-0 lead. Ten bounced loose before the goal line window* 4 ***t. AM-FM 8t*rao 72CMEVR0in 82148 Malibu 4 Door. V-8, auto., power Impal* Sport Sadan. V.8, auto., air ton, a tiny northwestern Connecticut • OZ. minutes later Rollet rifled another with Ed Comiskey booting it past radio and many, many mora axlra*. steering, radio. allow the other parachutists to jump. an accident. N ia n i c i WATCH YOUR cond., powar ataaring braKat, town, and was about a mile south of t.it WEDa, SEPTa 28th shot that eluded Staiano but hit the goalie Mike Gerber with less than 10 TOOLDtMOIILE 84180 77 CAMARO RAVE However, the plane rose to about 1,- See obituary on Page 8-A. rag. pitoa FAVORITE radio, vinyl roof. IM crossbar. minutes left. Cutlaaa Suprama 4 Door. V*8. 77 CHEVROLET 84010 LT Coupe. V-8. auto., air cond.. OUR LOW auto., air cond.. powar ataaring & power steering A brake#, power “We played a sloppy first half but MCC’s final goal was identical to TEAM Nova Coupe. 8 cyl.. auto., power PMCI OUR LOW brakaa. radio, vinyl roof. Low vrindowa A Jockt, AM -FM radio and steering A brakea, radio. Like new. Rockville hospital notes PMCI then opened the game up in the se the third with Ciarcia collecting his ON OUR mllaaga car. many more extras. 5 WEEK COURSE cond half with a 100 per cent im second score and Cicero the assist. A Good Place to Buy a Car-or Truck! Admitted Friday: Peter Browne, Staf Walter Murphy, Hillside Ave., Vernon; bara Schultzman, Ellington; Julie Zbyk, 7 FOOT ford Springs; Helen Burke, Ellington; Pllnio Pena, Peabody, Mass.; Daniel Tolland. r * Gale Burt, Regan St., Rockville; Vicki Speulveda, Peabody, Mass. Discharged Sunday: Nerys Alcantara, TIME; 7;00 P.M.-8;30 P.M. COLOR TV Neff, Tolland; Elizabeth Meade, South Discharged Saturday; Calvin Darby, Peabody, Mass.; Peter Browne, Stafford G ILLETTE Rham hooters top East Springs; Gale Burt, Regan St., NTCHUM St., Rockville. Stafford Springs; Mrs. Lorayne FEE; *6.00 (In advance) WHILE ENJOYING Discharged Friday: Wesley Clark, Doubleday and son, Vernon Ave., Rockville; Richard Cooper, Mt. Vernon nonfci— MTsei■----1 DRY LOOK Broad Brook; Katherine Duff, Ellington; Dr., Vernon; Clemence Cyr, Thrall Rd., Two goals in each half gave Rham out of reach. Williams made it 4-2 at YOUR FAVORITE BEER Rockville; Mrs. Patricia Field and son, NiaUL*R CARTER High a 4-2 decision over East Rose Dupre, Storrs; Mrs. Rose Tolland; Beatrice Jarry, Broad Brook; Vernon; Dorothy Hayes, Maple St., M- IX. HOLD the 31:32 segment of the second half. MONDAY NlQHTI ONLV Ellingwood and son, Ellington; Mrs. Linda Kozak, Grissom Rd., Manchester; Rockville; Joseph McCaffrey, Laurel St., Pwipinwt Catholic in soccer action Saturday at Rham outshot East, 23-15. lO Z. Pj^PAUL’SPMNT Cougar Field. The Sachems are Un Janice Favreau and son, Ellington; Leo Valerio Latkofsky, Broad Brook; Larry Rockville; Vicki Neff, Tolland; Cecile SWOZ. ”1 was pleased with our perfor ANY PITCHER Martin, Skinner Rd., Vernon; Anton Skoglund, Maple St., Rockville. Ray, Campbell Ave., Vernon; William RoaoJi RIO PM C I beaten in two starts while East is 1-1. mance against an outstanding 00 Remenik, Loveland Hill, Vernon; Ray Birth Saturday: A daughter to Mr. and Romanowski, Leona -Dr., Vernon; 13S 816 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER. CONN. Scott Cahill put the visitors on the CHEVROLET OUR LOW team," noted East Coach Tom Malin, OF BEER n mond Sorenson, Sufficid; Annette Syl- Mrs. William Henderling, Tolland. Kathleen Shields, High St., Rockville; OUR LOW board twice in the first half at 12:51 REGULAR PRICE PMCI 649-0300 “but I’m still worried about mental i vain, Claire Rd., Vernon; William Vesy, Admitted Sunday: Burlin Goolsby, Judee Toti, Franklin. PMCI and 13:45. errors on defense. We were able to DOMESTIC OR IMPORT Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon. Tolland; Greta Hare, Ellington; Births Sunday: A daughter to Mr. and LIMITED CLASS SIZE Kevin Williams cut the margin to Admitted Saturday: Nerys Alcantara, Florence Kupchunos, Regan Rd., Ver Mrs. Albert Amaio, Tolland; a son to Mr. cut their lead to 2-1 but carelessness BEQINNEEB WELCOME 2-1 with an unassisted tally at 11:08 in the goal ared broke our backs Peabody, Mass.; Margaret Amaio, non; John Marcinka, Windermere Ave., and Mrs. Peter Hany, Ellington Ave., but goals by Pete Maneggia and 1229 MAIM ST. 846-6464 MANCHE6TER Tolland; Lynn Henderling, Telland; Rockville; Albert Ruops, Tolland; Bar- Rockville. when we started to generate some lyGPuotichousc Cahill, the latter’s third completing good play.” lOUTE M VERNON CIRaE 875 0793 the hat trick, made it 4-1 and put it ’i PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Co m .. Mon , Sept. 19. W 7 TOWN OF MANCHESTER □ NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE f At a meeting on Monday, Losr-i M Mack Earl Weaver best manager in baseball today September U , 1977. the Plan- ’ Bemett SekoM n i^ and Zoning Commission 6434)139. She H e ra lh m a ^ the following decisions: By M ll.T RICHMAIN he done lately? By lately, I mean the some entirely unforeseen cir- Now there are some saying Weaver team on some kind of crusade the “I just want you to know we’d.un MARK DAVIS E T A L -tD - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING present season, and if you take a look cumsUnce they didn’t, why, then □ EMPLOYMENT possibly may have given the Yankees rest of the way in. derstand if voo don’t want to go out 13) NEW YORK (UPI) - For at the American League East stan certainly the Red.Sox. would. the pennant eventuallv by forfeiting there," W«. ■ '''■ said to MacPhail, D EN IE D an application for dings you’ll see what Earl Weaver The Orioles? Forget them. Nobody last Thursday night’s game at Toron and he mea.:i ii. a change of zone on the north HUp WaNlatf u my money, Earl Weaver is the Basically, it's an old ploy, but has done. gave them a chance. to. With the Blue Jays leading the side of Center Street— 519 and PHONE 643-2711 best manager in baseball He has taken a ball club, which was you'd be amazed at how often it SALES P O an O N - Straight Well, it hasn't turned out that way Orioles, 4-0, and coming to bat in the 531 Center Street. oommissioDS, leads fumisned today, win. lose or forfeit. works. MacPhail did go out. The booing he FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING given virtually no consideration at all. Here it is almost October, and fifth, Weaver pulled his players off JOSEPH GORDON - (G- to homeowners. CaU 242-5402. Name me anyone better. ’ \ took was even more then you’d before the season started, one which, the Yankees still haven't been able to the field after third base umpire 21) When it comes right down to get for one reason or another, was forced shake the second-place Orioles, who Last Saturday, Lee MacPhail, the expect. DEINIED an application for PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The INDEX Marty Springstead refused to order a a change of zone on the south Air Force recently anoounced ting the absolute most out of a to give up such established stars as lost to the Red Sox American League president, official ADVERTISINB NonccG tarpaulin removed. The tarp, side of East Middle TOmpike new openings for individuals ballplayer, which, after all, is what Reggie Jackson, Bobby Grich, Mike Sunday. 10-4, but ly backed up umpire Marty 1 LOM md found covering the Blue Jays’ pitching Weaver walked over to the - 622. 630 and 636V East Mid with prior military service. If RATES 2 — PwaorWe managing is all about. Earl Weaver Torrez. Don Baylor, Wayne Garland Springstead with regard to the you have been out for less 3 — Xnnouncomoolt still could do it. mound in their bullpen, was located microphone and tried to quiet the dle Turnpike. stands by himself at the top and and Ken Holtzman, and projected it than 5 years and are looking 1 day . 1U «*ord por day 4 — Entortoinm«rit being 3‘'2 games 12 feet outside the bullpen and Orioles' forfeit. ARNOLD UWRENCE ET weiWIklM* tOTOCMI • leaves everybody else behind. squarely into the thick of the fight for crowd. for "A Great Way of life’'; 3 d a ^ i Or word par day S - Auctions back with 13 more Weaver felt it constituted a hazard to AL - (L-13) 6 day* 9c word par day Forget that'since he took over the contact the Air Force im Fine opportunity t.o FINANCIAL the division title. to play. his players. DENIED an application for 26 dayc 8c word par day mediately. Call 646-7440. manage progressive health IS words $2 00 mimmum 6 Gonos. SiocKB- Mortgogoa Baltimore Orioles 8Vk years ago, a change of zone on the north 9 — Paf»on«j Loont "Everybody On Sunday, which was Brooks 'Let him talk,’’ he urged the angry and beauty aid chain of H a ppy A d s 12 30 incO 10 Iniuianca they've won five Eastern Division This was a title everybody side of Porter Street — 581V For period ending 7 a m . Tuesday. Sepi 20 Monday night gave the pennant to There was the obvious risk in Robinson Day in Baltimore, STEADY WORK - Reliable, over 385 stores. Volume titles, three American League pen automatically deeded over to the Oriole fans. hard worker, who wants EMnOYMINT will find thundershowers over the Pacific Northwest, the the Yankees before forfeiting the same but there was one MacPhail was on hand to make a Porter Street. discount store requires 13 H#ip Wantod nants and one world championship. steady employiDent, good in — northern Rockies and most of the Northeast as well as parts Yankess after they spent $5 million th e s e a s o n fringe benefit which the canny presentation to the Orioles' popular HOCKANUM VALLEY strong manager merchan 14 BuSthird baseman. Before Earl Weaver doesn’t miss a trick. diser experienced in drug, tremendous preoccupation with im Adopted Zoning Regulation 2 only. EDUCATION temperatures include: iapproximate maximum readings in picked up Bucky Dent. Last year, the Weaver. “1 didn't He felt his players might get so fired MacPhail went out to make the He plays on your strengths, your supermarket or any mediacy in our society and the amendments to Article II. 18 Pi-vaia intuxtiong parenlhesisi AtlanU 66 ( 83i. Boston 58 i68i. Chicago54 i69i, Yanks won by 10‘/2 games. With the give it to them. My up. so determined to win if that game presensation. Weaver knew he would weaisnesses. your emotions. He NOW accepting applications related field considered. 19 — Senoots-Otuoa Section 7 as advertised con 20 >nsliuctK>na Wantod Cleveland 54 ( 69), Dallas 65 i86l, Denver 47 i78i. Duluth tt prevailing tendency to gloss over a kind of talent added, they figured to with the Blue Jays was taken away be booed unmercifuly for the deci manages the same way and there is for full time employment. Intfv la w a Tuaaday - (531, Houston 70 i68i. Jacksonville 71 (85i, Kansas City 52 ballpayers didn't cerning the deferment of CaU 5235869 between 9 and 2 man's past record and ask what has win by maybe 20 this tim e, and if by WHWKR from them they might become a no one anv better at what he does. Saptambor 20th, REAL ESTATE i74). Little Rock 61 (841. Los Angeles 63 (72), .Miami 74 i87i, either." sion he made Saturday. public improvements — Elffec- only. 23 Hom«» fo r Saif 9-9 only — Minneapolis 45 ( 64), New Orleans 73 ( 85), New York62 ) 73), XXS:XSSXWX<-XWWX-X<-X<<‘X-X-X-X«X-X-X-X5-X»X-X-X‘XTOX«Xof Sal* CARRIERS deficits, and attention day in his honor at San Blue Cross and Ufe insurance. 42 — BJiid>ng Suppiias problems. Diagnostic evalua- but I'm pleased just tying the DeCinces, who replaced the retired Chicago 78 72 .520 15 Mi Swan and Bob Myrick com LOREN J. A N D R E O - (A- WANTED - Serious hard CONCRETE LABORER-Call hitter Ted Cox turned the regret: they didn’t Franci'^co, hit a two-out bined in a four-hitter. Amerbelle Corporation. 104 875-1103 after 6:00 p.m. YOUR AD 43 — Pats -B'ids- Dogs iion 336, tutoring from 34 record " Brooks Robin.son, clouted a three-run St. Louis 78 72 .520 ISVa 16) East Main Street, RockviUe.e. working, for established 44 — LivtSlOCK hour Call 649-2428 ( 3-6 p.m.) lirhelight on himself with a clinch the National siiife.,; in the ninth to drive — Boats 6 Accdasoi as home run that helped erase a 2-0 Montreal 69 80 .463 24 APPROVED a plan of sub Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 progressive Country Band. Oaaaifiad ads a rt takan ovar 45 The Red Sox, who remain 4‘/2 Steady work. 643-1630, after IMMEDIATE OPENING-For tha phona as a convanianca 46 SpoMing Goods crisp bat to become the League’s Western in the winning run for the division containing 3 lots on — tor games behind first place New York, deficit and give a record regular New York 60 91 .397 34 p.m. An equal opportunity receptionist and switch board Tha Haraid 4 racpontJbla tor 47 Gardan Products CERAMIC LESSONS- Giants and all but end the the south side of Bush Hill employer. 5:00. 48 — Antiquas Supplies, firing. Now's the resurgent Red Sox newest bat feel they must sweep a two-game season crowed of 51,789 fans Division title at home operator, (or front desk posi only ona incorract mgarlion and 49 - Wantad lo Buy Manchester and Road, west of Bell Street. than only to tha tiza of tha time to plan holiday gifts, etc. ting hero. Reds' pennant hopes. Bob LEGAL CUSTODIAN - Part time mor tion in our manufacturing series with the Yankees beginning something to cheer about. when they had the RN, 3 to 11 shift. Supervisor. original msartion Errors which RENTALS West Knepper went the distance A copy of these decisions nings, 3-12. Submit Inquires firm. Must be able to type, East Hartford areas A-B-C- Kiln. Days, even Cox, a 22-year-old making his Full or nart time lor 90 beds do not lessen the value of the 52 Rooms lor Rant tonight in Boston. chance. NOTICE has been filed in the Town and develop an excellent rap _ to cMIvar tha Monday thru Friday. S68-9U1, Run-scoring singles by Rick W L Pet. GB S.N.F. nease call Mrs. KeUy to: Property Committee, advertisement will not be cor 53 Apartmants >0' Rani 568-2962 major league debut, lashed three Reggie Cleveland pitches for The good news was up Clerk’s office. Center Congregational port with customers. Wnl 54 Homaa lo r Rant Manchaatar EvanIng Burleson and Cox in the sixth inning Los Ang 91 59 .607 — f National TOWN OF MANCHESTER D.N.S., 2894673. rected by an additional inser 55 _ BuSmatl for Rant singles and a double Sunday to tie a Boston against Ed Figueroa. Planning and Church. No phone calls work with our busy sales and tion snapped a 4-4 tie and Boston's four- Cincin 80 71 .530 11V2 there on the scoreboard — The Planning and Zoning 56 — Rasort Proparty for R#nt Harald major league record, as the Red Sox “It’s going to be tough,” said League Zoning Commission please. accounting department in a 57 — Wantad lo Rant run ninth inning was only icing on a Houston 75 74 .503 15 Mi the Cincinnati Reds had Commission will hold a public BOOK A TOY 4> GUt Party. new office building. Contact 56 - MiSC for Rani C all □ REAL ESTATE rallied for a 10-4 win behind the relief Stanley, 7-7, who tossed three-hit ball Ronald Gates, Generous hostess awards. victory cake. San Fran 69 82 .457 22 Vz lost to the San Francisco for his 10th victory against hearing on Monday, October SECURITY PERSONNEL. Multi Circuits Inc., 50 AUTOMOTIVE 6 4 7 -B G 4 G pitching of rookie Bob Stanley and for five innings to get the victory. Secretary Demonstrators also needed. Harrison Street, Manchester. San Diego 65 86 .430 26Mi Giants, 3-2, Sunday and all eight losses for the Giants. 3, 1977 at 7:30 P.M. in the Dated this 19th day of Over 400 needed. Over 400 Many part time positions HUp Wantwf 13 61 Autos tor Sal# Homaa For Sala 23 Bill Campbell. "The Yankees are playing un The win helped the Red Sox, who Cardinal!! 12. Phillie!> .5 Hearing Room of the available. Must be over 18, 62 Trucks for Safa Atlanta 57 93 .380 34 the Dodgers needed to September, 1977. newest most-wanted items. 63 — Haavy Equipmant for Saia Cox, who batted .334 at Boston's believable and they don't have to blasted the Orioles for 15 hits, enjoy have a car, ptone, be able to _ mathematically clinch the Keith Hernandez’s Municipal Building, 41 Center 042-9 For further information, TYPISTS 64 Motorcycfas-Bicydas S h e H e r a l b COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Pawtucket farm club, joined Cecil play the Orioles again, but we do. Baltimore’s tribute to veteran third Street, Manchester, Conn, to pass State n>Uce Registra M tncriM tw ConiiTiunlty CoN« « Maks tppaewnt lor two lyptng 65 — Campars-Tftiiars-Mobiia Farm, with three story bam. Sunday's Results title was a victory over the grand-slam homer capped write SANTA’S PARTIES, 0 Homas Travis and Forest “Spookv' Jacobs “I think we will have to win the hear and consider the Box P, Avon, Conn. 06001 or tion. Call Monday through pouuont. To bo conddarod tor thaaa poaNlont. appileanu muat hava Butler-type building. Power baseman Robinson all the more. Atlanta Braves. The cham a nine-run second inning, Friday 233-2165. Elqual Oppor 66 Automoiiva Sarvica in the record books for banging out rest of our games,” he said. Chicago 6^, New York 3-6 following petitions: caU collect 1-6734494. •uccaaalully compMad tha Stata of ConnacUcut Typin II aximlnadon 67 Autos for Rani Laasa (iaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaS plant, and other out buildings, Robinson, who holds a record 16 pagne was waiting but the which paved the way for tunity Employer. OSUS RBUIIUTATHM plus Three Lovely Homes. the most hits for a nine-inning big “All we can do is win games and Pittsburgh 7, Montreal 5 WILLIAM THORNTON - AND ALCOHOL COUNSaOR Gold Gloves for fielding excellence Dodgers were wanting and Bob Forsch to win his 18th PUBUC BUILDING PI06RAM (17% hours per wMkj Offers invited. B/W Realty, league debut. Atlanta 9, Los Angeles 8 SUBDIVISION - PARKER DENTAL ASSISTANT for RESPONSIBLE root against the Yankees," said during his 23-year big league career, they bowed to the Braves. game. Lou Brock went 5- COMMISSION orthodontist. Experienced MEDICAL ASSISTANT with RESPONSIBILiTIES 647-1419. ^"It’s a great feeling and a really San fran 3, Cincinnati 2 STREET (T-22) bookkeeping and ^ in g ablli-abUi- Propvc corrMpondonco. lnformatlon*l mitorlAls and fornit* and In- 13 BABYSITTER Wanted for 7 Oriole manager Earl Weaver. “When drew the largest regular season 9-8. for-5 and Garry Templeton BOLTON, preferred. Send resume to H ip W tn m big thrill." said Cox. a 6-foot-3, 190- you've got three games to make up, Monday's Games Application for subdivision Box 2356, Vernon, Connec- U. Monday, Tuesday, Btructkxial matarlalc; maintain ctudant fUac and admlaak>n fllaa; raa- and 4 year old. Highland Park btfered by the single game attendance in his club's And so the Dodgers, who had four hits and four RBI CONNECTICUT pond to rouUna inqukiao from studanta and proapacOva ftuwild pitch in a offers an excellent opportuni counadlng uaa; praptra forma and maintain racorda ralatlng to a Consideration given to experience required. Good m o d ern , 8 ro o m , 4 STREET (T-23) casional shorthand. Four-day SENIORS - Low net — John Wilks for better clubs Cleveland 67 83 .447 26 Dodger Manager Tom three-run ninth, which meeting with minimum of ty for the right person. fadaraliy-grant-hjnOad program; raapond to talaphona Inqulrtaa about preference of days and safaiyi, current paid training bedroom, air conditioned Application to discharge I6.00 per meeting. $2.75 per week. Two-girl office. Reply all phaaaa of collaga community sarvicaa programs; p^orm othar openings. U.S. Army enlist 76-7-69, 75-7-68, 69-68-137, Joe Novak M ilw 63 89 .414 31 Lasorda. "These are the enabled the Pirates to beat Box NN, c/o Manchester Superior typing skills hours — 4 to 40 hours ranch. storm water into a designated hour for work done outside of required, prior legal taaka that may ba aaalgnad. ment required. Call 643-9462. 80-9-71, 78-9-69, 71-69-140. greatest fans in the world the Expos. Kent Tekulve Herald. WORK SCHEDULE available weekly. Live-in CIRCA 1711 — Unusual DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit Tigers’ role as a “spoiler " ap Toronto 51 97 .345 41 inland wetland and water meeting. experience preferred but not B EST 12 - Class A - Joe Wall 44-5- 6:30 a.m. > 4:30 p.m.. Tuaaday through Saturday from Saptambar companions also needed. and early antique and it would have been a raised his record to 10-1 course in conjunction witn a Apply by letter to: essential. Opportunity to RN or LPN-11 to 7, full or part 39, Jim M oriarty 44-5-39, Joe Novak parently is limited to themselves. MECHANIC WANTED - through May. Malpractice coverage, Colonial. Champhered thrill to have brought them while Steve Rogers’ fell to proposed subdivision — east Edward F. DelSlgnore Experienced necessary. CaU develop into paralegal posi 6:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m.. Monday through Friday during Juna, July and time. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest West bonding, and working nut Street. 45-5-40; Class B — B ill Skinner 48-7- The 'Tigers have piayed 13 games run of the season the following in- the pennant here. " 16-14. Gary Carter hit two side of Parker Street and Chaimnan - Gem Langan, VW 6334261. tion. S m replies to P. 0. Box Auguat summer beams, beaded SALARY: $226.74 bl-waakly men's compensation pro clapboards, corner cup 41, C D, McCarthy 49-7-42, Pete Mails against the Baltimore Orioles ning. The three RBI gave Jackson 100 W L Pet. GB Jeff Burrouglis, Willie homers for the Expos. north of the intersection of Public Building 3203, TalcottviUe. vided. board. featheredge and 49-7-42, Jack M offatt 48-6-42, Dave Boston Red Sox and New York for the season. Kan City 93 55 .628 — Montanez and Brian Cubs 6-0. Mels 3-6 Bent Street - lOllV Parker Commission PART "HME SECRETARY - To apply, sand a ratuma to: Jamas 0. Tatro, Oaan of Community Sar Bulnou Opportunity 14 Dependable person witti prior babysitter- raised panelling plus Kozlovich 48-6-42; Class C — Stan Yankees during the month of “It’s been a tough, tough, tough, Texas 83 66 .557 10V4 Asselstine drove in two Chicago's Rick Reuschel Street. Bolton Town Hall vicaa. Mail Station 5. Manchaatar Community Collaga, P.O. Box 1046. AD & ASSISTANCE office experience. Knowledge housekeeper . Manchattar. C t 06040 SMALL ENGINE Service much much more. Prachniak 50-9-41, Alex Eigner Jr. 50- September — and have won just two . tough year, “Jackson sighed later, Chicago 83 67 .553 11 runs each for the Braves, allowed four hits in six in STONE AND GOLDBERG - 222 Bolton Center Road Intelligent, reliable adult for of NorttMMtom Detroit won two games of a six- of transcription equifunent a Maachaafar CommuiWry CoOaga /• an aqua/ opportuft/fy/aflirmatfva Corporation -expanding dealer History tied to Deerfield 8-42, Norm Narkon 52-10-42, Joe acknowleding the turmoil the Minn 80 71 .530 14% who dealt reliever Mike nings in the opener to boost SUBDIVISION - GARDNER Bolton, Connecticut must. Hours 9 a.m. to noon, 5 four and six year old boys. aetfofi ampto|rar. ConnactIcul, Inc. network. No experience Massacre of 1704! 10 rms, Lynch 52-10-42, Jack McCallum 50-8- game series against Baltimore at the Calif 71 77 .480 22 Garman his fourth loss. his record to 20-8 and STREET (S-22) 06040 days a week. Please send Tuesday-Friday, full day or 357 Em I Canter SL necessary. Complete training Yankees have gone through. “This is afternoons. Own transporta- 2 baths. 2 fireplaces, 42, Herm Dvorak 51-9-42, Bob start of the month but lost four in the toughest season I ’ve ever had.” Oakland 58 89 .395 34% Jeff Burroughs hit his 40th become the major, leagues' Application for subdivision 0294 resume to Box TT, c/o Manchaatar, Ct. program. 1500. investment walkout basement . approval. Creation of 59 lots Manchester Herald. Uon. 6434261. required to start your own Gustamachio 53-11-42; Low gross — Boston last weekend. Royals 8, .Mariners 3 Seattle 58 93 .384 36% homer for the Braves while second 20-game winner. 343-9515 w/work shop, carriage on approximately 43 acres on business. Ideal for retired or Stan Hilinski 74, Blind bogey — Dick New York completed a three-game Garvey. Dusty Baker and Reuschel also drove in shed. Rookie Clint Hurdle drilled a 425- the west side of Gardner part time. Details on request. McMahon 110. weekend sweep Sunday with a 6-5 foot homer in his second major Sunday's Results Ron Cey homered for the three runs with a double SALESPERSON Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field 1786 COLONIAL with An verdict which protected its margin Street — Residence AA zone. SURPRISE YOUR tique Shop surrounded by SWEEPS - Class A — Gross — Rick Chicago 6-7, California 3-3 Dodgers, Buzz Capra won and a triple. Steve Hender- Training Division Box 619,, over the second-place Orioles. STONE AND GOLDBERG - Expanding Oil Company haa an Immadlata opaning HUSBAND with the extra Wading River, New York. 2 acres and a Spring fed Clough 72, Net — Vic Daley 76-9-67, j Texas 5-10, Minnesota 4-8 money you earn as an Avon Jim M oriarty 76-9-67; Class B — This means the only season A m e ric a n INLAND WETLANDS - YOU $AVE OVER tor an aggraaalva aalf-atartar to contact raakfanttal 11792. pond, house features 3 I New York 6, D etroit 5' GARDNER STREET (S-23) fepresentative. The flexible fireplaces, exposed Gross — Ray Gordon 77, Net — Pete Tigers have spoiled this month and light commarclal haallng oil accounta. L e a g u e Boston 10, Baltim ore 4 Application to construct hours won't interfere with LOCATE YOUR BUSINESS beams, extra wide floor Teets 80-12-68, Bill Sullivan 79-10-69, their own, although they have ^Beautiful dayU Exparlanca prafarrad. Salary plua commlaalon and your home life. Interested? Toronto 7, Cleveland 4 certain modifications in a car allowanca. Apply in paraon batwaan 10:00 a.m. - on Main Street. Rents $50 and boards and some original Dave Kozlovich 81-12-69, Bill Skinner chance to maintain their fourth-place Call 523-9401. up monthly. Join Carvels. league at-bat and John Mayberry Oakland 3, Milwaukee 1 designated watercourse in 3K)0 p.m. at stenciling on walls and 82-13-69; Class C — Gross — Bob standing this week against fifth-place added a three-run shot to stake Den conjunction with a proposed Miniteman Printing-15 others. Kansas City 8, Seattle 3 Brooks Robinson The Manchester Mall. 811 floors. 347.900.00 Copeland 84, Net — Stan Prachniak Cleveland. nis Leonard to his 18th victory. subdivision on the west side of Bulnaw Opportunity 14 Main Street. 87-18-69, Bob Gustamachio 90-21-69. “They come in here loaded, in first Gardner Street. FOGARTY BROTHERS OIL COMPANY \\ hile Sox 6-7, .Angels 3-3 Today's Carnes BALTIMORE (UPI) - various charities. CAPE — 6 rooms, living BEST 15 - Class A — Frank Kier- place and full of zip and we still play Oscar Gamble hit his 31st homer 319 Broad St., Manchoattr room, dining room, 3 Toronto (Garvin 9-16) at Oriole fans-paid tribute Robinson, who voluntari ZONING REGULATION nan 57-8-49, Marsh Warren 61-9-52, them two one-run games. And we S?£A\:!> bedrooms, new kitchen AMENDMENT (Z-38) and Jim Spencer his 18th to give Baltimore (R. May 17-12), N Sunday to favorite baseball ly retired August 21, KO DAK DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID Ray Evelhoch 58-5-53; Class B - should have won the first one,” son and living third-base The Commission proposes cabinets and counten, full Francisco Barrios his 14th win in the New York (Figueroa 15-9) received a congratulatory EVEREADY WANTED H O |^ O N Tony Pietrantonio 60-10-50, Ray Gor Detroit Manager Ralph Houk said. opener. Wayne Nordhagen capped a legend Brooks Robinson by to amend the Zoning basement, treed yard. 333,- at Boston (Cleveland 9-8), N letter from President IS HERE WE8TINQHOU8E ALBUMS 900.00 don 60-10-50, Pete Foster 66-13-53, Dave Kingman and Reggie Jackson four-run Chisox third inning in the turning out in record Regulations, Article II, Sec on our Cleveland (Bibby 12-12) at Carter which read: “Only tion 13.05.01 to read “When a Pete Mails 66-13-53; Class C — Tom drove in five of the six Yankee runs nightcap with a two-run homer. regular-season numbers as Indlvlduil. Mala o r Famala. naadad full or pari-tima to distrlbuto Detroit (Wilcox 6-1), N real talent can withstand site is developed for Industrial world famous Kodak film and othar photo products through BOLTON CENTER - Turner Sr. 67-18-49, Alex Eigner Sr. with a home run apiece but Bucky Rangers 5-10, Twins 4-8 Oakland (Blue 14-17) at "Thanks, Brooks Day" the test of more than 20 use the developer shall con company aatabliahad locatkma. M aks this your yaar for In* Colonial with spectacular 74-23-51, Alex Eigner Jr. 62-11-51, Dent and C liff Johnson tried to give The second-place Rangers kept one dapandanca. $4995.00 Invaatmant. Quarantaad 12 month view. Eight rooms. 2 Chicago (Kravec 8-8), N was celebrated before the years on the playing field, struct sidewalk and curb to UN's %75 hourly Hank Murphy 77-26-51, Fred Tracy the game back to the Tigers with con percentage point ahead of Chicago in marchandlaa rapurchaaa agraamant. baths. 2 fireplaces, 2-car Texas (Alexander 15-10) Boston Red Sox enjoyed a a feat you enhance by an Town standards along alt SEPT.HIMTir SPEGUL! 67-16-51; Low Gross — Rick Clough, secutive errors in a five-run Detroit trhe AL West as Toby Harrah hit his 10-4 cakewalk. impressive list of honors sides of the developed site garage, on beautifully ninth. at California (Ryan 19-14), N LPirs *4.40 houtly CALL Mr. Martin (ToX Xraa) l-SOO-MS-IZOOor CoUact AI14-ZM-17I1 landscaped level lot. 359.- Dave Kaye 76. 25th homer in the opener and drove in “It's been a beautiful 23 and achievements. You which abut a public highway, Monday to Frld^, • ajn. to t p.m. - tat. t a.m. lo 1 p.m. l.t.T. SW'EEPS ■- Class A — Gross — Sparky Lyle threw just two pitches Excellent fringe benefits and an opportunity to ex 900. a pair of runs in the nightcap. years, it's been a beautiful earned a reputation for unless such requirements are OrWrHa; FIRESTONE PHOTO CO., Dave Fraser 74, Net — Ed Wilkos 76- and earned his 24th save by getting Blue Jays 7, lnX«X-: yachting. of application for subdivision referred to as the “Mouth of the Bailor, Tor 440 141 .320 short speech while fighting sales managerial and con Center. Now's the time to “FALL” landscaped lot. 371.000.00 The "auld mug”' was safe in its South” but now are accepted as a Brett, KC 525 163 .310 plan approval, unless sulting capacity. Experience EARN $1000 or more into music. Children aged 5 back tears. “I’m hajipy I specifically waived or (11) (i» (14) (10) Wl NIID LiaTIHQS NOW! hallowed niche at the New York great skipper, Ted Turner. Fisk, Bos 488 151 309 helpful but not necessary. Call RELIABLE HARD WORKER demonstrating name brand on, adults. Days, evenings, Injured hat signed with Baltimore. deferred by the Commission toys and gifU (Fisher-Price, THINKIM or SILUNO YOUR Yacht Club, at least for another three Page, Oak 454 140 .308 Mr. Cronin, 872-7382. Who wants steady employ Saturdays.■days, rFree n loan Instru yaoruTvi jsAu tooayi PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Everything they ever told for any good reason". ment. Very good income. Call Playskool, Fenton) with ment. 6464557. years. Treasure House party plan. Pittsburgh Steelers have placed cor- — .1 ^ me was the truth. It's been Copies of these petitions have MAID FOR CLEANING 872-4515, between 10 a.m. and With skipper Ted Turner at the Magic number ( 10) (ir) (10) (10) (ZO) Part or full time. No coat for nerback Wintford Gaines on the in Home Runs RICHIE ALLEN HOLPS THE , one big party for me. I been filed in the Town Clerk's ROOMS. Weekends. Call 644- 2 p.m. An Equal Opportunity PIANO Instruction ■ Begin helm. Courageous breezed across the 15(M. Manchester Motel. Employer. kit. Also booking parties. Call ning, intermediate, a d van ^ . jured reserve list to make room on NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Green National League: RI6HT HANPEP HR MARK | wish I had 20 m ore." Office and may be inspected 80RRYI NO PHONE ORDERS, NO REFUNDS. 242-5830 or collect person to PHILBRICK finish line 2 minutes 25 seconds ahead FOP THE PHILS AN P THE * Donald Charlamb; B.M. their roster for All-Pro Mel Blount, Bay’s John Brockington became the Foster, Cin 48; Burroughs, during office hours. Ad (VW M wwdt — aifiilir Pile* person for Miss Carol, 491- of the challenger Australia, ending a WHITE SOX. WHAT OTHER EXPERIENCED WINDOW PART T IM E Mature respon Hartt, M.M. ^stman. Call 24th player in N F L history to pass the Atl 40; Luzinski and Robinson didn't want this 2100. ______6434386. who ended an eight-week holdout last lopsided test of boats, sails and men. SLU|SERISA2-TEAM Planning and n m e ...... CLEANER. Must be sible individual to take over week and rejoined the team. 5,000-yard rushing mark in Sunday’s Schmidt, Phil 36; Garvey, special day in his honor experienced. Steady work light duplicating and mis AGENCY When the two sleek 12-meter LA 31. Zoning Commission UMCSS...... Ctty...... itate...Jip Code. Good pay. CaU 649-5334. cellaneous odd lobs. Ap CONSTRUCTION-H.S, Grads, PIANO INSTRUCTION by Gaines suffered a severely game with the New Orleans Saints. A. JIM 6ENT1LE since he was feted in 1964 Ronald Gates, ages 17-35. No experience ReaHors yachts entered the crowded harbor Brockington, who started the game American League; Rice, proximately 20 nours per experienced, creative .sprained ankle in the Steelersv final 0. FRANK ROBINSON the same way. That was Secretary PNOM NO...... *... .CUlSSfflCimON...... CLEANING WOMAN week, hours flexible. Must required. Good salary, teacher. All levels. Sample after the fourth and final race, pan- with 4,999 yards, broke the barrier Bos 38; Bonds, Cai and C. WILLIE M'COVEY current paid trainings pre-season game with the Dallas demorfium reigned in staid old New the season he won the Dated this 19th day of OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 20th.. 1977 WANTED. Two days a week. have own transportation. Call lesson free with September Cowboys .Sept. 8. with a 5-yard run up the middle in the Nettles, NY 35; Scott, Bos American League's MVP September, 1977. Must provide own transporta 646-6655, between 10 and 12 openings. U.S. Army enlist registration. Gretchen Van port. ment required. Call 843-9482. 646-4200 ( .second quarter. 32; Gamble, Chi 31. . iUia,j011fc'J0M9Ue award. 041-9 tion. Please call 643-6973. a.m. Why, 647-9751. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Sept. 1 9 ,1IT7 - PAGE 8EVEN-B
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m i MITM COUMUL Country living with all the conveniences included; 4 OTHER RVER-CHIIROE5 bedrooms, family room, fireplace, 2M, baths, stained ^ i r woodwork, carpeting, aluminum siding, 2NiW MATON DUTCH Magnificlent view of Connecticut Valley highlights this m • • • • ThmiAi O-n OtJAUA 4 bedroom Colonial with wldeH>pen family room/kitchen combination, 1st floor bedroom, fireplace, deck, 2Vk baths, landscaped acre, carpeting, stained woodwork, ' Dogo-BIrdO’ Polo 31 Autoo for Soh 01 Auloo for Solo 01 aluminum siding, 2-car garage, appliances, storm wln ^ Aportmonto fo r HoM ss OlHooo-Sloroo lor Ront SO ** '• Shawl Mogic Homoo tor Ront S4 dows/doors. - $M,500. Leto-LonS lor Solo 24 OOLUMBIA-IS acres. Approx. DOG-CAT BOARDING bathlng/groomlng. Obedience TWO BEDROOM First floor MANCHESTER - AttracUve 2 1965 PONTIAC CATAUNA- HEW H U M C H Etm COUWIAL Encased brook with stone foot-bridge divides back yard 7 open hay ftelda. Circa 1840. BUILDING LOT For Sale - protectloo claiset.Oomplete apartment In three family bedroom townbouee available OFFICE SPACE Witb extra engine and and makes a distinctive setting for this 3-bedroom Ten room Colonial, four Henry Street. Nedr schools. tranamlsaion. Needs muffler. modern facilities. Canine boose. Hot water Inclnded on in the Coach Houae on OtU home. Other features include: Fireplace, carpeting, bedrooma, 2 baths, formal No brokers. CaU 6464S28. FOR RENT flSO. a u after 6, 647-1284 . dining, den, laundry with Holiday lone, 200 Sheldon ly. No peti, security required. Street. 1 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, IMi baths, stained woodwork, appliances, carpetinf, base- ISO iquirc (cet. ccnl«r of appliances, huge ptav room, Road, Maoebester. For reaer- sa o a month. C u alter 5 appliances, storm windows/doors, and much more - Houtohold Goods 40 mMt. No pets, one chUd. $315. Mandwitcr, tir condlUonlng ud 1967 DODGE DART. Running big bam with excellent hay vations please call 0465971. p.m., 6484883. pukioi. Call 6U«S 1. $43,500. Includes heaL hot water. condiUon. Needs work. $150 or Incr-cffl storage, other out buildings, 2 REFRIGERATORS DACHSHUND puppies.iei. AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1st. Blanchard It Rosaetto, Inc., best offer. CaU 6468361. Located in the Verplanck School dis car garage, excellent for UNIQUE MMKHEtTEII DUPLEX Colonial Salt Box design provides .a large country Located in the Bowers School area is Washers, ranges, used, AKC, Red imooto, home Four room Duplex. $175 per 8462481. I r O C F A L L j l horses. Asking $88,000 but kitchen and fireplaced living room not found in most 2- trict is this- completely remodeled 6 guaranteed and clean. New M A N C H E S T E R - A p 1986 MUSTANG. Needs some this 7 room Ranch, 2 full baths, oak want your oHers. Zanottl raised. Champion sired, affec month. Securi^. Utilitiee and family homes. Also: 3 bedrooms, carpeting, appliances, shipment damaged, GE and WELL MAINTAINED Fur- proximately 680 souare feet of work, but runs weU. $100. 746 floors, kitchen with built in oven & room Cape, featuring a spacious Realtors, 649-0272, 2269485. tionate, Ideal peti. 5684068. appliances not included. 526 1V4 baths, storm windows/doors, stained woodwork, Fripdalre. Low prices. B. D. nlshed large Victorian prime m c e In local bank. 9423. living room, fireplace, up to date aluminum siding, and low maintenance lot. - $65,900. range, disposal, 3 bedrooms, and a Pearl and Son, 649 Main Colonial with four or five b ? 5 Includes beat, air con COVENTRY-BASIC FIVE 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK - 4 spacious rec room with built in bar. kitchen, new roof and a 16x32 in-ground Street, 643-2171. Main Street, FOUR ROOMS-Flrst floor. bedrooma, fireplace, formal ditioning and carpeting. ROOM Cape. Paneling, some Qanton Produeta 47 speed. 30,000 miles. ExceUent 643-2171. Near schools and ihopplng. dining room, centrally Blanchard It Rossetlo, Inc. Immediate occupancy. Offered at swimming pool. Many extras, im carpeting, three bedrooms, condlUon. $1395. a i l 6465511, $175 moothly, plus uh lUes. locatM. Working Adults. 048-2482. $44,900. mediate occupancy. Offered at $39,- decent lot, walking distance to APPLES, peaches, and pears. after 4 p.m. DRESS MAKER Sewing R eferen ces and security Monthly rate IM. Security MANCHESTER - $33,900. Six shopping. $26,0(f0. Zanottl Bottl’s Fruit Farm. 280 Buah M 77 FORD RUVEMCK 900. Machine - Cabinet model, $ ^ deposit required. Call OAi- and references required, a u U K 4 Realtors, 6460272, 228-9485. Hill Road. Manchester. 1971 FORD LTD - AutomaUc, 4-Door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, room Cy>e in excellent condi and an antique trunk, $M. or s o b , alter 61I p.m. 6460425. Wontod to Ront 07 What is your Property Worth? tion. Storms, screens, beat offer. Both In very good power steering and brakes, power brakes, radio, whitewall tires. LEBANON-Slx room starter APPLES-Plck your own, air conditioning, excellent aluminum siding, convenient condition. 643-7287. LARGE SIX ROOM SMALL F IV E ROOM Two WORKING COUPLE SEEKS We will inspect your property and suggest an asking Ranch. Sliders to sun deck. organicalW grown. $2.50 condlUon. $1500. 6460109. location. Must sell. Offers DUPLEX. Central location. hedroom home on lake. Half October or November oc caroeting, full basement with bushel. Chestnuts also price. (No obligation.) considered. Lombardo & WE BUY AND SELL fur- No pets. SecurlW. hour east bf Hartford, a i l for cupancy In clean Duplex sliders to acre plus lot. $29,- available soon. Look for sign, 1972 SAAB. Automatic ts Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!!! Associates, 649-4003. niture. Cash on the line. One References. Available Oc- appointment, 04613(8. apartment, Manchester. No I FORD (RMUN $35951 900. Zanottl Realtors, 649-0272, 84 Hackmatack Street, transmission. O ^ ln al owner. piece or an entire houseful. tobw 1st. $ S 5 a month. 846- cmldren. Have snuU tame 4 Door. 8 cylindar, automatic, powsr staarlng, air REALTORS - MLS GLASTONBURY. 228-0485. Manchester. 64348S8. 59.000 miles. Front wheel 6460293. Furniture Bam, 345 1924 or 6462289. SIX ROOM CAPE. CentraUy dog. Sue, 6467748 anytime. conditioning, radio. PASEK M anchester Country Club Main Street beside Douglas located. Aluminum siding, va drive, MicheUns. Elxcellent 2 8 9 - 7 4 7 5 area and across from LEBANON-Eight room BRANDIED PEACHES, condiUon. 6468372. Motors. MANCHESTER-Maln cant, $325 with a security Minnechaug Golf Course. Contemporary, ultra imodem Spiced pears, apple butter, □ AUTOMOTIVE Streeet. Two room apart deposit required along with 608 BURNSIDE AVE. - EAST HARTFORD throughout. 2 baths. double jam s, marmaladM, conserves 1974 Pinto wagon. Four speed. 1 75 FORD GRIWIUM $32951 Lovely Ranch, 100x200 lot, two ment, heated, hot water, references. UtiUtles not In Mcmben National Aaaociation of Rral EiU le Boards and Connecticut car garage, many extras, low THE HAYES CORP. fleld'stone fireplace, □ M I8C. FOR SALE and Indian Chutn^. Orders Needs some work. $1500. 646 4 Door. 6 cylindar, automatic, power staarlng, air appliances, parking, no peti, cluded. T.J. Crockett, Aaaociation o( Realton, Inc. Also member of the Hartford Board ot gSO’^s. L o m o a rd o & fireplaced rec room, four taken. 8494101. Autoa For Solo 01 1116 or 6464214. conditioning, radio. Realtors. Manchester and Vernon Multiple Llatlns Service. huge bedrooms, rap-around security. 5^7047. Realtor, 6461577. Associates, 649-4003. 41 d eu , huge c a m rt, asking Arttclot lor Solo 1965 RAMBLER Station 1975 FORD GRANDA-Blue, TWO BEDROOM Townhouse, MANCHESTER - New $M,900.Zanottl Realtors, 649- Wagon - Running condition. excellent condiUon, am/fm a l u m in u m sheets used as m baths, dishwasher, dis I tOFORDEUTE $4095 P listing. Seven room Cape in 0272, 2269485. $150 or best offer. CaU after 6, stereo. $2800. a i l 742-5261,' printing plates, .007 thick, posal, laundry hookups, $29,500. SIX Room Cape. move-in condition. Four 643-8536. evenings. Yellow with vinyl roof, 8 cylinder, automatic, power 55 East Center Street neatea, inunedlate occupan OflteM-Sfores tor Ront 50 Heatolator fireplace, enclosed bedrooms, living room, dining Ux32”, 25 cents each or 5 for 5706 Wontod ID Buy 49 steering, air conditioning. porch, large lot. Good buy. COLUMBIA $1. Phone 643-2711. cy. a i l 5261708 days. room, kitchen, IVk baths, full l a Manchester • 646-0131 Root Cototft Wonlod 20 ATTRACTIVE Four room of NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1964 OLDS 98. Minimum rust. Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Now LiiUaf — IT icrei, RAT rctldentU) soot, 1500' rotd fron* shed dormer and more. Mid 111 pay Bankrupt? Repossessed? Four door. Interior mint. 1965 MANCHESTER-EzeeUent for fice. Ground level, central la* derelopen welcomed. W,- $40's. Lombardo & ALL CASH For your property, UNIFORMS uivirunraa WANTEDYYAmr-u - i-uoCub $80 for 120 Basal OU lor 12 Honest Douglas accepts MG 1100. Minimum rust. Very retired couple. Four room location, professional I FO R D PM TO MANCHESTER - Seven room Associates, 649-4003. within 24 hours. Avoiu Red Scouts, ^ y and Girl ScotU, Bass, a u 247-0842. lowest down, smallest good condlUon. 6464840. 7 2 $10956 apartment. In quiet huUdlng, parking and utiUtles. Ranch. Large family room, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Brownies, nurses. East This lovely crocheted payments. Douglas Motors, Wagon. Blue, 4 cylinder, 4 spaed, AM radio. neighborhood, near shoMing. a U 6 9 - W . two baths, garage. Immediate MANCHE8TER Corporation, 6460131. Catholic School. 6461225. shawl spells romance. WANTED - L.C. Smith, 3 9 Main. GOOD HOME WANTED for occupancy. Bowers School. New Uitliic^ 16 room, iluminuin Wrap yourself in lux OSSmoathly. 8464344. Bided four umlly, ccntnl location, EAST HARTFORD-Two $38,900 New on market. Over Parker, Fox, hlgrade, FOR RENT • Store and of pampered 1974 Gran Torino Low $40's. Hayes Corporation, all appllancea, |ood Income apartments plus store. sizM Cape (25x34) with two SELLING your bouse? Call us SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, ury. The latest in fash excellent condition ^ tg u n . WE PAY $15 for complete Brougham Super condiUon, I76PRIT0 $3195 P 6466131. processed gravel, stone, sand ion. fices. Heat, ianitor, parking. prodDcer. 166.900. Excellent Burnside Avenue rooms baths partially finished first and we’ll make you a $100 reward resulting As low as $100 per month. 646 junk cars. t!aU Joey, Tolland 30.000 miles, loaded, (jtdl 286 3-Door Runabout Bllver, automatic, power staarlng,, up. Fireplace, large kitchen, and fill. For delivery call No. 5706 has full cro purchase. Henry Yeska, Sr. Auto Body, 5261900. location. Owners apartment cash offer. T.J. Crockett, chet directions. 5334. 7805 nights. radial Urea, decor group, low mileage. Only MANCHESTER - Rockledge immaculate. Ideal Tor Real plaster walls, garage and a George H. Grifflng, Andover, t o 1, Nazareth, Pa., 18004. EAST HARTFORD Realtor, 6461577. TO SIDES, lUS 7M It Utk |H- new executive listing. Elm t THE Estate or Insurance offices. private setting. T T. .J. Crockett, 7467m . 1970 MERCURY augar XR-7 IMS, Ihil 25< Isr psitsts ssS 1975 'V.W . SCIROCCO. room Custom built Otlomal 8 li vnit, Mtory apartment 3800 SQUARE F E E T - Heat, boildlng, all Iwick, fully rented, Lombardo It Associates. 646 Realtors 643-1577. IMMEDIATE Cash for your WANTED-Furniture, old toys. HIUHISOIM air conditioning. Mostly - 54,000 mUes, 351 Cleveland Excellent condition. Four Cape. Two full baths, central TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - DCparate utUlUea, convenlrat loca- 4003. property. Let us explain our Bisque dolls, steins, clodts, carpeted. 2 offices Included. engine. ExceUent running speed on floor, am/fm stereo, 4-Door Badan. Brown, nutomatic, power staarlng, air conditioning, fully tiOQ. 964.900. Good condition. Good for ttM ■UNNrrr $39,900 Seven room Colonial fair proposal. Call Mr. swords, guns. Outright M OKM Downtown location. Adjacent condition. New shocks and Z ib ari, 33,000 miles. $3,300 or equipped first floor family plating, or welding. Call 646 ManctMSiw EvMlng Hsratd powar brakes, radio. COVENTRY-Perfect sUrter with IVk baths, fireplace, BeUiore, 647-1413. ’ 11M Am. oE Anwricas purchase or consignments. brakes. Asking $1950. a i l 646 best offer. Call 6466912 room, English pub rec room. MANCHESTER to excellent parking. 643-6306. or retirement home. Six knotty pine rec room...owner 3439 from noon til 6;00 p.m. N«« Veili, N.V. 10011 Call 6444962. 4484. weekends anytime or F^fe^onally landscaped lot Four Family, central location, ful 2-BOMOQM room, three bedroom Cape in bought new home, anxious to MAY WE BUY your home? OFFICE AVAILABLE ■ weekdays after 5 p.m. with abundance o f stone walls ly rented. iMludef 6 Bay Garage. POOL EQUIPMENT-Ampro Prist Naas. SOSrtti nItS ZIP Reduced to 162.000 quiet country setting. Excep go. T .J. Crockett Realtors, Quick, fair, all cash and no IP n T W IT S ExceUent Main Street loca- TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- and trees. $79,900. Hayes a b.p. sand filter. Very good CODE sH Itrit NsaStr. Galaxle 500. V-8, automatic, power steering, powar SOLUTIONI tional value at $tf,S00 Call 6461577. problems. Call Warren E. Uon. 440 square feet, heated 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 1974 DA’TSUN 710 - 2 door Corp. 6460131. condition, $30. Also fadd er, 1977 ALBUM with a bound- brakes, air conditioning, vinyl top, radio. GLASTONBURY Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646 Howland, Realtors, 6461108. and air condiUoned. $200 per car. Asking $2550. 0464938. sedan. 4 speed standard vacuum etc. Call 649-0493. in “All-Season Gift Book” New listing - Beautiful 5*^ Room 3233. J . Watson Beach Co., $46,000 Raised Ranch In quiet of 24-pagesl Price... $2.00. □ R E N T A L S month. 643-8396. transmission, new muffler, MANCHESTER - Suburban <180 Stop In and Toot Drive Condo. Rec room, custom bar. Manchester Office, 647-9139. residential area. Six rooms ByiLDING LOT Wanted. For PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, new brakes, new battery. 39,- value. Attractive e i^ t room XUO TNUC soon AT (US EACH. 942.500 Equal Housing Opportunity. plus rec room, IVk baths, two family house, or more. FURNITURE GALORE. por month STORE OR PROFESSIONAL four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur 000 miles. $2250. Am/fm Split Level home with over- Ns. 6110-siuE sitooN oimra. To Your Mortgage Needs! 100x140 lot, bU trees, real Call 6465273, after 7 00 nm dBeds, u o s , oureaus,bureaus, lamps, Ciataln ilitssa Itssly qsins. ban Motors, 6462076. radio, a u 6465652, after 5 Tho Excitingly NEW su«d two car attached gar MANCHESTER after 7.00 p.m.,, gUsswire, mis Rooms tor Ront 02 Includes wall to wall office space for rent. Parking $37,900. One of the nicest value. T.J. Crockett Ns. 6117-to u rs ON PAAAOE. , p.m. age. Fireplaced living room, 1 Four Family close to shopping & MrteUii, far iWtsa osIHs. ' carpeting, heat, hot water adjacent to building. High You May Ba Eligible For A C.H.F.A. seven room Condos in the tors, 6461577. WANTED: Two family. cellaneous. Used A Bit Fur 1976 HORNET Four door, air, 1/2 baths, family room. Level schools. Fully rented, four car gar- Ns. 6l10-0AANIM0THEa'S n0«- THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur traffic area, a i l 6461442. area. Rec room a beauty. End C Bowers School Area. Have niture, 679 Main Street, East It SUILTS. 10 fSKlaallss oillt, and parking. automatic, power steering, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• one acre treed lot. Immediate age. Secondary financing 7^h% Low Intoroat Mortgage. Call, Hartford. 2868480, Tuesday- nished rooms. Kitchen available, low down payment. 961.* unit, 2Vk hatha. T .J. C r ^ e tt, LEBANQN-2V4 acres, 8 room excellent buyer. Call Julian Nt. 6110-AMEAICA'S FAVOAITE EAST HARTFORD^nose to 1- ’Two new snows, 12,500 n!lUes. Trucks for Sale 62 occupancy. Only $45,900. Saturday, 11-5. A70HANS. A laastifsl latseUM. privileges, centrally located, 900. Or Btop In Today To DIacuat Realtor, 643-1677. Colonial, circa 1830, Realtors, 6411^190. parking, men only. Deposit; 643-1961 84, 1-91, warehouse with of $3,300 or best offer. 2867035. Keith Real EsUte. 6464126. 1^ t-IN-MAn A DIPT. Umt CHEVY PICKUP with C.H.F.A. Financing With One Of w/fleMatone fireplace, den, Alfb far frIaaOs ato faaiuy. CaU 69-2368. fice. 2100 square feet. Ideal FIESTA BAR FOR SALE-With built In V* VERNON ABOUT HALF ACRE LOT- formal dining, m baths, four WE WILL BUY Your home. for distribution. Contact Held- 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA ap. V4 ton, good condition. SIX ROOM Cape with am/fm radio. 8 track and Five Family, never a vacancy. Our Eleven Full Time Professional Located on Cedar Swamp bedroonu, huge porch, 2 car Immediate sale. Fast, ef BIRCH HOUSE-FurnIshed mann Tool Supply, 2862727. Excellent body, excellent dormers - Living and dining New heating system. Reduced 964.- stereo turn table, bar stools, Road in Coventry. With deep garage, bone ibelter and pad- ficient, professional service. room. Kitchen privileges. engine. Real Peach! Just add room, kitchen newly 900. Conaultants. bar signs, and many extras in 1969 CHEVY VAN. $350 firm, drilled well. Him elevation. dock. SSoMttl Realtors, 646 Arruda Realty, 644-1539, 526 CentraUy located. Parking. love and some new brakes, renovated. 3 bedrooms, Inquire at Aliena Market. 0272.1269485. cluded. dall 6^5479. Artfctoe lor Solo 41 a u 0462690. a i l evenings, 6464461. fireplace, full basement. MANCHESTER Frechette, Martin & Rothman, Inc. 9395. Women only. Deposit. CaU Auloo For Solo SI Autoo For Solo SI Garage. Very clean. Priced Five Family. Tenants pay all 6462358. utilities. Secondary financing DARK LOAM • 5 yards, $32.00 reduced. Charles Pontlcelll & Auto* for Solo 31 Auloo for Solo 01 Auloo fo r Sato 87 Autos For Solo 01 Moforcyctos-Sfeyc/as 04 Son, 6461540, 6460800. available. Low down payment. Realtors plus tax. Gravel, fiU, washed LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING 964.900 F sand and stone. 6469504. room. FuUy furnished. Stove, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville MANCHESTER. Forest Hills. refrigerator and linens CHECK OUR INVENTORY 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Ten room, U&R Raised EASnRN 263 Main St. Manchester BARGAINS! Manchester proridra. 801 Main Street. 646 rack. $1,750. 2864042. Ranch. High on a hill, private REAL ESTATE CO. /Mom l E R S / Lion’s Gub tag sale, Sunday, Phone 646-4144 September 25th, 10 a.m. to 3 landscaped lot, excellent 648-S250 potential for in-law Quarters p.m., McDonald’s, West Attractive sleeping room. Catalano's Motor Salos or large growing family. Center Street. To rent a space Private entrance, OPEN EVENINQS HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 Make us an offer, this must be caU 6469966. shower/batb. Free parking. and SUNDAYS FX-1200 - Built by factory sold. Asking $71,000. Lombar Apply IM Spruce Street. liuA Street 646-63221 do It Associates, 649-4003. CHAIN SAWS-New and used. engineer. Branco heads, Please Excuse the Inconvenience Replacement chains and $22 per week, C entrally Manchester, Conn. '” “ “ “ 1 Barnett clutch, aluminum repairs on all makes, apitol located. 146 a n te r SUeet. rocker rollers, Mlkunl car Equipment Co., Inc., 38 Main Please call 649-0013. bureter, balanced blu^rlnted Street, Manchester. 6467958. 1973 PontiM firand Prii motor, transmission. 871-2511. BUSINESS & SERVICE A T.. P S., P.B . Air Cond., Vinyl Top LADIES FULL LENGTH Buckets, Console ★ ★ dark ranch mink coat. Petite Apartmonta For Ront 53 (Triple Black) size 7. Excellent condition. HONDA - CB TOOT - 1975, Moving SouUi, want to sell Im- 57,000 Miles WE HAVE customers waiting excellent condition, many m ediwly. Best offer. 61^7407 for the rental of your apart mittlS, extras. Exceptionally good anytime. ment or home. J.D. Real performance s/nce purchased Estate Associates, Inc. 646 new. $ ^ . a i l 64658M after GIANT APARTMENT 1976 Fold Torino EMe 1980. 4;30 p.m. COMPLEX tag sale. 44-50 A.T., P.8., P.B., Vinyl Top, Air Cond Church Street, East Hartford, DIRECTORY LOOKING for any [in real (Baby Blue) TWO 1977 Mop da. $825. Must (across street from church). Sortleoo OHorod estate rental - ap tmenta, 22,000 Miles seU. a u 6462 31 Sorrieoa OHorod 31 Painting-Popporlng 32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 Six famUies seUing clothing, homes, multiple dweU ings, no furniture, etc. Saturday and fees, aCaU u J.D.J d . Real Qtate CtiM TREE Service - Free es OSSA 250 Pioneer, Excellent BIDWELL Home Improve Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Associates, Inc. 6461900. timates, discount senior 1970 PoniiK Citilina Statioii Wafon condition. New tlre> chain ment (^. Expert Installation citlxeni. Company J.P. LEWIS It SON-Interlor sprocket. $400. 647-9037. GROUND FAULT $40, IS” BEAT THE COMMUTE! A.T., P.8., P.B., Radio, Air Cond. Manchester owned and and exterior painting, of aluminum siding, gutters D * a PH TD IU F H Y , and trims. Roofing Installa Dynasty Mags $80, three operateS. a u 6461327. 6 6 paperhanging, and Cromwell area’s most (Light Groan) CUSTOM WORK • WIDDINOS ] tion and repairs. 6494495, 876 aiumbla girls’ bikes; two prestigious and luxurious ipars- • AD • PHOTOS remodeling. Fully insured. 1105 ei.oooMiioa *1105 9109. 26”, one 20”, $15. a i l 646 studios. One, two and three MobiiHa Mlom as 68 CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur • PUBLICITY 6469658. 1816 Bolton. niture repaired, reflntshing, bedroom apartments from A (ww C o n n fl In HORACE Tetrault - Siding, But We’re Expanding to Serve You Better! $160 to $289 per month. a U 18’ CAMPER trailer - single SALES A SERVICE, INC. * touch-up work. House calb Contmmltl Fhotofniihy IS MY FULL TIME axle, excellent condition. Fhciu 649-S160 roofing, storm windows, aw ICE CREAM CONES, a in s . today, 632-1300. Only IS Toyota CoHci and service caUs, pick up and BUSINESS. Fast service, Fish antiques, children 1975 Eleven years old. $1,500. CaU 318 Main SL, Mandiastar 566288? days ■ or nings. Quality workmanship, mlnutu to downtown Hart delivery, quality work, insured. Bob pmwned items, custom bras, A.T., Buckets, Console, Radio 742-8930. after 5. free estimates. Fully insured. ford. jobin. Proprietor, 6469027. 872-9187 , 6463417. YEAR END PRICES IN EFFECT ON pianos. Instant printing. The (Sharp Red) Manchester Mall, 811 Main ARE YOU SelUng your mobile CLUTTERED ATTICS It SEVEN R(X)M Apartment - 27,000 Mllee borne? Buyers waiting. Please aU ars? WIU haul unwanted RELIABLE WOMAN will BuHdIng-ContractIng 33 SPECIALIZING cleaning and Street. 24 Locust Street. Security. Compora-TroHort ALL 77’S LEFT IN STOCK! caU Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- Items for you reasonably. CaU babysit in my own home. repairing chimneys, roofs, AvalUble. a U 6462426,9 to 5. UobllNto Homoo gg Automotivo Sorrleo 00 8288369. 6461616, or 5660322, for free Good references. Days, WES ROBBINS carpentry new roofs. Free estimates. 30 ESTATE SETTLEMENT- 1972 (Ms Torando evenings, weekends. CaU 566 remodeling specialist. Ad Years Experience. Rowley, Plcture frames, stretchers, RESPONSIBLE FEMALE M ASTER C RA FT CAMP ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- estimates. A.T., P.8.. P.B.. Air Cond., 3796. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 6465361. — Sample Buy < canvasses, books, prints, wanted for two bedroom with TAG SALE - Save hundreds of TRAILER — Sleeps 0. gun specialists, factory dollars on display models. If ail BRICK, BLOCK, Stone built-lns, bathrooms, china, glass, furniture, same in Windsor Locks. CaU P.W. & P.Beata ExceUent condition. $850. trained, one day service, 114 you have been thinking of Fireplaces, concrete. HOUSE CLEANING. Mon kitchens, 6463446. ROOFER WILL InsUIl roof 1977 MERCURY household Items, antiques, after 6 p.m., 6278303. 6461372, or 6460343. East Main Street, Rockville. *1205 *1205 buying a mobile home, no Chlmnev repairs. No Job too day, Tuesday, Thursday. siding or gutters for low dl6 and much more! Tuesday, ...... ” ••••••*,*1*...... 11 871-1617. MARQUIS better time than right now. AutomoUro Sorrieo 00 small, save, a i l 644-m6 for Manchester area. References, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY count price, a i l Ken at 647- September 20th., 10 a.m. til BOL’TON - ’Three room apart- Carpentry and general con 1566. dark. Wednesday and ment. Heated, range, Shop and compare. Our prices estimates. own transportation. Call after 1974 (Ml inety-QlU 4 1^. H.T. 5, 6469431. tracting. Residential and Thursday, September 21st, refrigerator. Venetian blinds, and quaUty can’t be beat. 4-dr. pllltrsd hardtop. 400 angina, automatic. P8, ODD JOBS, Cleaning ceUars conunerclal. Whether It be a and 22nd, 10 til 6. Hebron no pets. References. $230 A.T., P.8., P.B., Air Cond., P.W., P .8 n « Immemate parking available rcoupon offerl small repair Job, a custom PB. AIR CONDITIONED, vinyl banch aaat, ataal Avenue corner of Harvest monthly. 0465903. throughout the state. Trades .and attics. Moving large battad radial whitawalla, rear window dafrottar, (Dark Blue) built home or anything in Lane, Glastonbury. welcome. ExceUent financing appiiliuces, alsi^toM or l< ^ PalnUng-PapporIng 32 HoaIfng-PlumbIng 35 tintad glaaa, custom paint atripaa, f7M66. 47,000 Milan I Oil OWNERS: deU'ivered. 6461775 or 6469532. between, call 6461379.. FOUR AND 1/2 room apart available. Sample buy new 14 PAINTING - Interior and SEWERLINES, sink lines, T A Q S A L E S ment. Furnished or unfur foot wldes, choice of two or I "iNr. OoiNlwranGh Has three bedrooms, not a VINYL REPAIR - We can fU exterior, paperhanging, CARPENTRY It Masonry - cleaned with electric cutters, nished. Adults. No pets, no 1974 Merevy C «ii (2000) I A Tune Up Special sofas, chairs, cars etc. No excellent work. References. Additions and remodeling. ^ professionals. McKinney uUUtles. Security deposit. a U stripped down model.del. Was need for expensive rec- Free estimates. Fully In Free estimates. t!all Anthony Bros. Sewage Disposal PIHCEMCLUDES 6465729. 4 Bpped, Buckets, Radio $12,495, tag sale price $10,990. I ForYoul Squlllacote, 649-0811. TAG SALE - 3 family. Many Parts, supplies, accessories, covering. 5865878. sured. Martin Mattson, 646 Commpany, 6465308. (Rich Gray) I 4431. S799 DEALER PREP & FREIGHT items. September 17th., aiw FIVE ROOM Newer Duplex - fuU tUne service department. W« Install new spark 43,000 Mllaa CARPENTRY - Repairs, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet 18th. 23 Bausola Road, off Bath and a half, laundry Plaza Homes, 13M Wilbur plugs, points, condenser. REWEAVING burns, holes. Bat am ine dwai and QUALITY PAINTING and remodeling, additions, gar repairs, plugged drains, Lake Road, Andover. room, completely carpeted, a o s s Highway, BerUn ’Turn- Uppers, umbreUas repaired. ■Uming. Adjust carburetor Paper Hanging by Willis ages, rooofing. Call David kitchen faucets replaced, air conditioned, d ish w a s^ pUte, BerUn Connecticut, 1- I Window shades, Venetian ! Idle tpaad and fuel Scnultz. Fully insured, Patrla, 646im . repaired. Rec rooms, TAG SALE - Double g lw - disposal and appliances. $186 CadiyM Coupt MVOe bUnds. Keys. TV for rent. Uc. September 17th and i8ui. 9 1972 mixture. Check all air and references. 6464343. bathroom remodeling, heat monthly. Will accept two I Marlow’s, W Main St. 646 to 3, 41 Forest View Drive, Fully Equippad ■ fuel flltera. CARPENTRY, CUSTOM modernization, etc. Free MANY MORE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS! children, no pets. Available DO YOU WANT to sell your 5221. Vernon. Sleeper couch, pine HAVE YOUR a p e / Ranch HOUSEIS-Addltlons, garages, Estimate gladly given. M & M November 1st. Security and (Mad. Blua) mobile home? Qualified tables, beersign and clocks, painted for $lS0-$200 by roofing, and siding, lutchens. Plumbing & Heating. 6462OT1. references required. O il 846 1*2595.00 65,000 Miiet *2505.00 buyers waiting with available ED’S LIGHT Trucking - oak sideboards, old a U a n and attics cleaned. scheduling now. Professional bathrooms, and repair work of “ Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln-M ercury Dealer*' 8347 or 646SM after S p.m. financing. This Is our special considers any Job. 289-9287, all kinds, a i l Robert Jarvis photographs, antique mirror. ty for fast Immediate action. Trees cut. Free estimates. PLUMBING and Heating - V8 INaiNBS) evenings or weekends, Don. for estimate, 643-6712. Dikes and toys, toboggan, MANCHESTER - Two 1973 Ford LTJ). Squire Wagon Connecticut Mobile Home (V-t BNOIMS) 6461943. ______Fast service. Reasonable sleigh, trapes and rods, glass rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 646 bedrooms to sublet. Available A.T., P .8., P.B., Air Cond. Brokers, a name you can PUIS tO% DISCOUMT DM SaEATNU CUSTOM CARPENTRY - tub doois, guitar, camera and November 1st. $235 monthly. trust. F ^ l special ttaiee only. ODD JOBS DONE - a iU rs , PROFESSIONAL Painting: 6567. (Vary Boautllul Groan) Interior It Exterior, Commer- Homes, Additions, Repairs, tripod, ana much more. Security. References. Heat, Just arrived from factory. attics, garages, yards 3S,ooo cleaned, moving, trucking. cl^ It Residential. Free es ablnets. a il Gary Cushing, hot water. Appllancea. No *2405 Mila:, *2405 New 14 foot wides, two or Loam for sale. Lawn service. timates. Fully Insured. 646 3462009.______iw o w iB W SuHdlng Supplloa 42 pets. 6465729, 6461317. three bedroom, matching 1 HEWS/ appliances, easy financing 4879. ____ K --- J No job too big or imaU. 566 LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 8522. SOLAR HEAT NATURAL STONE for MANCHESTER - 4 room CHARTER OAK New homes custom built, Toot Drive The _ G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- retaining walls, veneers, first floor apartment, near remodeled, additions, rec u n HPT! 79% ■$ TOW - _____ BOIOK-OftLIIIC. Interlor exterior painting and patios, etc. Pick up by the Waddell School. Appliances, LAWNS MOWED, $5 and up rooms, garages, kitchens WToiaTacwTt ^ H a W M B 1977 Saab 9L-5 Door wallpapering. Quality- LINCOLN MERCURY ^ n d or delivery by Uie ton. basement. 1230 monthly. choose from. Preown^ and Hedges trimmed, $10 and up, remodeled, bath tile, cement nw MM MNNIT professional work at WDOmPATMIIT Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, References. Security. Hayes new. Please caU Connecticut ^guw , fall cleanups. Now is work. Steps, dormers. reasonable prices. Fully In QAUSA1M.IMUCT 315 CIHTII ST» M ARCMSTII; CONH. M3413S 64981H. Corp., 6460131. I ^ c Brokers, 1-4161(M. JmS l!i$S the time to fertilize your Residential or commercial, mSsm lawA. 647-9M0. sured. 64S-9ni. OMN M M m Y l i i m TNUMMT a i l 64)1-4291. 4 1 3 -7 IM 1 M PAGE EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept- 1», 1*77
‘“•SSiS naa UN IN IN Gibbons Assembly makes plans IM .N - a For Jai alal raaulta __ ktkk IIIUH ssa NaM al-tW N for annual harvest supper THMiMIHHN TMbakT-MNNN Homo Delivery omni IlN IN IN Gibbons Assembly, the event are asked to Sdunlav Matinrr Mm tanka t IJ I I lN 1 » UN IN UN IN IN Phone 647-9946 mn mn UmNaUnM IN IM IN IN Catholic Ladles of Colnm- bring silverware. Prospec iru T.W 4J« IN 44Maai teitt U N 7.M I N 4*a»*f*|i l4aMa laaaana IN bus, will open the season WATER WEIGHT S-jNIMtll U N 4 N 2-fdim [tintlTl 4 .N I N WMaMMMI minI it SSSi kHakMHIN tive members are IN I M i i ta n k a IN fartiakt4fiHN Sept. 27 with Its annual 14 r« fid PaMaMUIMI Titiali IM N4tN Titaala IM tllU l welcome. After supper, MMaMHIM ___ 2U I21.N Titacti M-1 HUN harvest supper and get- PROBLEM? NiM i 4-] IM N M ic ta 4-2 124 N Ttana Mka IIN IN IN th e r e will be a brief u si IrilKU •'M tni N TriMi 4-M S2I1U arte UN IN IN together starting at 6:30 24aaaMal. rlam|>arkln...... 1 4 .9 9 Today, 8:40 a.m .—Faulty alarm at 148 and sheers All Scolchgard protected, loo 9 9 9 at Pitkin St. Roberts St. Reg. $12.99 The Muuler. Sears best Muffler 4 9 ? r » • ItoPlETE KCHIINCAL SERVICE Roc-ton linings insulate against FTla9V% 4R»rr. rar*. rlami>« ratra...... 1 9 .9 9 Installed summer heal and winter cold and protect against water spotting, • COLUSIOH REPJURS staining and mildew SAVE *5, Sears \ Savings Bank Life Insurance SteadyRider Shocks Matching bedtpreada available too. THEWORLD’S Children's Policy • JUITO PIUHTMG Come in and see all modestly priced Regular 9 9 9 CALL 295-9940 114.99 helps a little one • LOW COST SERVIGE RENTJILS TracllMWK eaeh (or personalized Snow Regular SALE Plus RadlaJ/WW Price PRICE F.E.T. Sears Best heavy-duty shocks! go a long way shop at home GEST BR78-13 $39 33.13 2.00 Fit most cars, pickups and vans. • C EillE CM PARTS service! ER78-14 $47 43.33 2.41 Installation available. FR78-t4 $52 43.33 2.54 $4 OFF. Heavy-Duty PLUS Shocks- GR78-14 $S6 ■3.43 2.89 Regular $10.99 ...... 6.99 ea. • FACTORY TRARED RECRAMCS HR78-I4 $60 34.33 2.88 Karlbonnigli Country Barn SEWING 53 OFF, Sears Heavy-Duty Shocks GR78-1S $ 8 * U .I 3 2.79 WE SERVICE R U BENERAL MOTORS CABS AND TRUCKS? Regular 4.99 HR78-1S $83 33.73 2.96 17.99 ...... ea. CAU Ul NR AN APPOINTMENT JR7S-19 $86 33.43 3.13 16 OFF, Sears Booster Shocks OR STOP IN FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. LR78-1S 17 0 33.33 3.28 Regular 129.99 pr...... 23.99 pr. V * ' Installation of shocks available, extra 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CALL C46-C4C4 JH E OLD COUNTRY STORE .Auto tterT ice atailahle l u l , Ab M u r . r .u k u ,. IVr TW tim mt A t i llw tA at nioHt larger Seam Stores SINGERSEWING CENTERS AND PARTICIPATING APPROVED DEALERS The Savinge Bank of Manchastar TWO GREAT LOCATIONS Life Inauranca Dapt. C h e v r o l e t f IN MANCHESTER BRIDGEF>ORT.CONN HAMDCN c o n n URANGC.CONN CASrriELOMALL. I4ASS WATtRBURY CONN W HARTFORD. CONN Business Route, Old Mistick Village Sears Whtr* Amwtea ahopt W SPRINGFIELD. MA&& MANCHESTER, CONN MIDDLETOWN CONN 923 Main Straat PFTTSPIELD MASS DANBURY,CONN GRCENP1BLO. MASS KEENE. NH WESTFIELD. MASS CARTER Marlborough, Conn. Mystic, Conn. 856 MAIN STREET Appliancn Abe At TIm m Seen S te m Manchastar, Ct. 06040 AMHCMT (M0LCV MANfOIIO INinUi MM1DCH MOaTHAUPTON OLOtAViaOOa aonviUf KAItMIAIOC* »Aat WUllHANriC- Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Mon.-Sat. 10-6 643-4305 Saliafacliun Cuaranitvd or Your Money hut k Ki>4>4<$ aM llffkt 'A)aTH4Mm)N Tal. 646-1700 122C MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Fri. ’till 9 Sun. 1-6 Fri. ’till 9 Sun 1-6 Prices c^tiorral at participating dealers • A Trademark of THE SINGER COM PANY