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PAGE TWF.NTV - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. July 20. 1978 Gaming commission asks immunity for/witnesses ■ - ,t- hears me to expose the il­ Goldfarb said the com­ Ziskis first went to the ■ WETHERSFIELD. counsel draw up new im- Superior Court Judge Sheridan said. mission's Imunity clause PME, WEBBER, The weather Judge Aspell ruled the legal goings on at tracks all commission in October Conn. lUPI) - The state munity regulations to fully Mary F. Aspell last week doesn't guarantee Ziskis ruled Ziskis was right and commission's immunity over the country,” 1977 to c la im th a t MS0N& gaming commission will g u aran tee w itnesses He said the commission wouidn't be prosecuted professional gamblers Continued hot and humid with hazy sunshine ask the Legislature to. protection^ LSo he could not be forced to statute protects a witness iater. cuims,Bic. today. High temperatures 93 to 99, 34 to 37 C. from federal prosecution “has been misguided and received help from jai alai adopt immunity laws to submitted to the 1979 testify. biased against me” in the .“This puts an end to the officials in winning heavily Warm and humid tonight. Lows in the 70s. Partly but does not ensure “that fully protect witnesses Legislature when it con­ The gaming com­ proceedings involving him. proceedings as far as through a mathematical Investment flanrlff atf r lEiiPitiitg Mrralft sunny continued hot and humid Saturday. A summoned to talk about il­ venes in January. mission's counsel, Assis­ the state would be He said he wanted to Ziskis is concerned,” he betting system. Securities chance of a few showers or thunderstorms in the legal gambling in Connec­ Last spring, a Newington tant Attorney General prohibited from using testify with full Immunity said. A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 afternoon. Highs in the 90s, Probability of ticut. gambler. Harvey Ziskis, Richard Sheridan, told the leads from a witness's in order to tell the “whole precipitation 10 percent today and tonight 30 per­ panel Wednesday they testimony to prosecute him ROBERT C. Home delivered copy 15 cents The commission decided refused to testify before truth." HEAVISIDES cent Saturday. Southwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph Wednesday to go to the the commission about could appeal the decision. or others." Vol. XCVII, No. 247 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, July 21, 1978 today tonight and Saturday. Ziskis, who attended the But his lawyer, Inquiries Newsstand copy 20 cents Legislature instead of allegations of players But he recommended “the appeal not be initiated" public session, said outside Alexander Goldfarb, said Invited fighting a judges ruling fixing matches at the Hart­ later he won't allow Ziskis TOY LADIES that the agency's immuni­ ford Jai Alai arena. Ziskis, because it could take more the meeting room he still Party Plan Needs Dealers In This Area To than a year before it could wants to testify before the to testify before the com­ ty laws are un­ a former employee at the mission and plans to file Show Toys & Gifts Now To Nov. Earn *50 278-2100 constitutional because they fronton, said he would not be resolved. commission. suit against anyone who ac­ or More An Evening. No Experience or 10 ConeUtutlen Plau do not provide adequate testify because the gaming “It would be better to Ziskis, who said he does cused his client of being Hartford, Conn. not gamble now and has a Investment Needed. Call Collect '(814) protection to witnesses. panei's immunity statutes ask the Legislature for the party to the alleged player­ full-time job, said it is “im- 266-8721. The commission passed did not fully protect his tools necessary" to provide fixing scheme^______Hancock agents a resolution directing its rights. adequate statutes. Connecticut news briefs picket in town Xerox damage limited Killetl in crash JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - Two times with fringe benefits. The only ratios, a better dental plan and better HARTFORD lUPi) - U.S. District John Hancock Insurance Co. was men. one from Connecticut, were killed dental insurance John Hancock health benefits. Court Judge Jon 0. Newman has reduced DOOR BUSTERS struck by 6,000 unionized agents Wednesday en route to South America today offered its agents was a mandatory . The last Hancock agents strike in the total amount of damages SCM Corp. when their twin-engine Aerostar crashed 1969 took three weeks before their can collect in its antitrust suit against . The members' of the Insurance with a cost of $3 a week for a family, just short of Jacksonville Airport. Workers International Union, AFL- which was to be taken out of the representatives and management got Xerox Corp. to $114 million. Thomas Joseph Gordon, 47, of together to negotiate. SCM had sought $1.5 billion from Xerox CIO, voted Thursday, 2,243 to 1,478 agents' pay. There was no guarantee “The men want to stay out as long in its suit, charging Xerox monopolized Shoreham. N.Y., and Peter Frank Mollo against a new contract. Agents in that the rate would remain the same, as they have to, in order to get what the office copier market. A nine-member Jr., 27, of Stamford, Conn., both most major U.S. cities voted, but and if the cost of the insurance rose, experienced pilots, were on their way to agents in several Southern slates the agents would have to pay 50 per­ they want," Campitelli said. federal jury last week found Xerox had South America to pick up and repair violated some antitrust laws, but did not you’ve seen bedrooms like this tor with a no-strike clause did not, cent of the cost, Samiotis said. No He said the strike will have im­ uphold all of SCM's claims and limited another plane. Manchester agents . carrying signs rate schedule on what the insurance mediate eftects. People who want possible damages to around $220 million. Charged in fraud with such slogans as "1959 paycheck would pay for various dental services coverage for the company won't be able to buy any insurance, and delays Newman reduced that figure to $114 WALLINGFORD (UPI) - Roger A. hundreds more! can't match 1978 prices," started is available. The dental insurance is million Wednesday. SCM could win ad­ Agents picket Hancock office picketing in front of the John Han­ so mandatory that agents with den­ could be seen in existing claims. Palmer. 25, has been charged with But a spokesman for John Hancock ditional damages in a separate hearing. assuming the identity of Conrail co­ cock office at the Parkade this mor­ tures still have to participate in the During the picketing of the John Hancock alternate negotiator, display the posters they plan, he said. noted that the strike affected only the worker and using it to obtain thousands of ning. ‘Sambo' to slay In Boston, home office of the giant 6,000 district agents of the company, dollars in credit in the other man's name. Insurance Co. office at Manchester Parkade have been carrying. (Herald photo by Rlch- Gus Samiotis, alternate negotiator MIDDLETOWN (DPI) - Sambo's this morning, agents Gerald Allen, left, John mond) and a member of the firm for more insurance company, most other not agents selling group insurance or Assistant State's Attorney Warren A. independent agents. Restaurant has no plans to change the Gower said Wednesday investigators in Hayes, office chairman, and Gus Samiotis, than 15 years, said the "the company employees including underwriters John Feeley, director of the com­ name of the fast food outlet in this town the state's Economic Crime Unit were refuses to acknowledge the fact that and bookkeeping staff will not strike. pany's public information, said despite opposition by some who say the still trying to determine the dollar amount inflation is eroding everybody's Rick Campitelli, public relations name has racial connotations. management personnel would staff that Palmer allegedly stole in the scheme. paycheck." “I'm sure they realize spokesman for the union based in "Once we're open and operating, by and this but when they negotiate with the Washington, said in an interview the district offices around the nation. large, people have indicated it's kind of Palmer, a West Haven resident, was "We don't expect any real serious union they won't acknowledge it. there are several reasons for the silly to make such a to-do about the charged with larceny and forgery and disruption in service," Feeley said. They feel that if an agent wants to proposed agents strike. name,” David Severson, spokesman for freed in $1,000 bond. Carter disclaims The union and company make more money, he should just “We're basically working on a the chain, said Wednesday. Drug destroyed sell more," Samiotis said. commi.ssion," Campitelli said. "We negotiators had reached a tentative The Sambo's Restaurant chain based in HARTFORD '(UPI) - Agents for the Another complaint, Samiotis said [eel the agents are not being compen­ agreement June 29 after, a month of Santa Barbara, Calif., has more than 1,000 Department of Consumer Protection have as spokeman for the other local sated enough." Agents want more contract talks. No new talks have outlets in 47 states. The company sajls the complied with a court order and destroyed agents, is that the firm is behind the bonuses for better casualtv loss been scheduled, Feeley said. word Sambo was derived at from the 30,000 tablets of Calcium Pangamate 15, names of the firm's founders — Sam Bat- vendetta on USSR belter known as Vitamin B-15, tistone and K. Newell Bonhett. The tablets, bottled in 230 containers, the accord. laughter. To reveal income were recently discovered in the posses­ By HELEN THOMAS But he said again that the On other subjects, Carter said: HARTFORD (UPI) - The president of sion of the Total Fulfillment Corp., a mail UPI While House Reporter crackdown on freedom will not stand —He will submit a directive to order company in Stamford. Attorney CHOOSE CONTEMPORARY OAK WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite Health, Education and Welfare Agreement averts in the way of his quest for a new Bridgeport Jai Alai Inc., which made $2.8 million in the fronton's first year of opera­ General Carl Ajello and Consumer You can now fill your bedroom with tough talk on both sides, President strategic arms agreement between Secretary Joseph Califano on Protection Commissioner Mary Heslin streamlined beauty at fantastic low prices. A Carter says he has not “embarked on the two nuclear superpowers. national health insurance before the tion, has agreed to provide the state with contemporary suite built with oak veneers, copies of his federal income tax returns. filed suit, against thg^company, clainjing a vendetta” against the Soviet Union And he expressed the hope that end of the month, but “Congress will Total Fulfillment was illegilffatterniftihg oak solids and wood products. Features obviously not have time to take ac­ Detroit lawyer A. Robert Zeff went serpentine shapes on drawer fronts, transi­ over human rights and plans no American athletes would not post office strike along with the state gaming commission's to distribute and sell the drug. tional styling headboard and mirrdr. further reprisals for the time being. withdraw from the 1980 Olympics in tion on it this year.” —He will not decide whether to request in the panel's effort to enforce the Says Ella losing But during a prime-time televised Moscow as another retaliatory move. financial disclosure law. said Randall Includes triple dresser, vertical mirror, and broadcast news conference The resignation of Dr. Peter sign or veto tax legislation if it in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Postal Jim Lapenta, secretary of the coor­ Union negotiators declared they HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican State chest and headboard. Night atand optional. Thursday, Carter defended the cutoff Bourne as Carter's drug adviser, cludes a capital gains tax cut until Service and union negotiators dinating committee for the unions would sign no contract without it. Garry, the commission's chief financial Chairman Frederick Biebel says Gov. examiner. of a Sperry-RandUnivac computer to which he accepted with regret only a the final package is on his desk, but reached tentative agreement early negotiating the pact. He described They also gdined a Postal Service Ella Grasso's credibility has dwindled to the Soviet news agency “Tass to few hours before the news con­ said he still opposes such cuts on the today on a new contract for 570,000 the wage package as "a slight im­ agreement to continue a provision the point where she's lost support of at Proposes track — protest the recent conviction and ference, saddened the president and ground they would create a postal employees. provement over the last one.” for cost-of-living increases on the ^ WATERBURY (UPI) - An Arizona least one state Democratic official in her prison sentences given dissidents his feeling was reflected in his “millionaires’ windfall.” The tentative pact provides for The negotiators had resolved an sarrie formula as the old contract. developer whose family owns six dog bid to win renomination. Anatoly Shcharansky, Alexander solemn, hesitant mood. —He said “we are building momen­ wage increases of 2 percent, 3 per­ array of major issues Thursday "Every single one of the tracks in Arizona and another under con­ Biebel referred to an announcement Ginzburg and other dissidents. Bourne quit following allegations tum” in fighting inflation. “I’m doing cent and 5 percent over three years. afternoon and evening, com­ employers' take-away demands were struction in Las Vegas has proposed Monday by Democratic National Com- “We have taken all the action that I that he listed a fictitious patient's all I can,” he added, noting that it The wage issue was the only major promising on some issues that withdrawn." Lapenta said. He also building a $25 million domed track In mitteewoman Mary Sullivan, who said she intend to take for the time being,” name on a drug prescription for a would take a partnership among -the one that was still unresolved when previously stalled negotiations and said the work rules still allow postal would not support Mrs. Grasso at the state Waterbury. Carter said. woman assistant in his office. Carter administration, the people and negotiators “stopped the clock" to threatened to deadlock them. officials to manage their operations. David Funk Wednesday claimed the Democratic convention July 29-30. “We have expressed our dis­ Congress to cut inflation. extend the contract, which expired at The threat of a rash of regional Four major unions represented the "The governor's credibility has declined called him a "close friend” and said domed building would be the largest . • pleasure in a very moderate way,” he would have no further comment —He is convinced members of 12:01 a.m. today, while the talks con­ strikes', if not a nationwide walkout, Postal Service's 570,000 craft to the point that she no longer has the con­ enclosed structure in the Western he said. “I have not embarked on a on a matter under investigation. Congress will not go home to face tinued. had appeared serious enough before employes. The Postal Workers, Hemisphere at 682 feet in diameter — two fidence of her own party's leadership," I vendetta against the Soviet Union. The president told reporters a con­ election without acting on his Civil Union workers had promised for these breakthroughs for the Army to Letter Carriers and Mail Handlers .feet larger than the New Orleans Super- Biebel said Wednesday in Detroit, where alL Bedding We cannot interfere in their internal troversial comment by U.N. Am­ Service reform bill, and predicted it days to stage a major strike if they make contingency plans to help carry negotiated jointly and the Rural dome. he is attending a meeting of the | affairs.” bassador Andrew Young that “hun­ will he passed because "it is so badly did not have a new contract when the the mail. Ldtter Carriers conducted parallel Funk told the Waterbury Zoning Com­ Republican National Committee. NOW ON SALE! Despite his moves to cut off com- dreds, perhaps even thousands” of needed.” old one expired. But the nearly stalled negotiations but separate negotiations. mission he would not seek a license from Mrs. Sullivan said, because of campaign I ""puter sales and closely scrutinize political prisoners are in American The tentative agreement came that had been under way since last Union leaders, who had at no time the state gaming commission until zoning advertisements in the May 2 New Britain EARLYBIRD ------\ further transmission of oil-search jails was “unfortunate ... and em­ r about 4 a.m. EDT. Postmaster April began to move again late joined publicized strike threats by on the 108-acre site is changed from delegate primary, she would vote for Lt, [ SPECIALS technology to the Kremlin, Carter General William Bolger had joined Thursday when Postal Service their locals, had already sent word to Gov. Robert Killian. barrassing to me.” Inside Today residential to industrial. TWIN SIZE SET stressed several times that the “He knows I disapprove of his the negotiations about 2:30 a.m. negotiators agreed to continue a “no­ the locals not to call for walkouts un- United States would “like to have ...... 8 ‘"Lhis wage package is respec­ layoffs" clause contained in the old statement and do not agree,” said Area towns ...... Scc Pape Ten $77 better relations with the Soviet Carter. “I don’t believe he will make Classified...... 15-19 table. It is not inflationary,” said contract. Union.” a similar statement again.” Comics...... 9 ...... 7 But at the same time he repeated: But he called Young a “very East Hartford...... SET Editorial ...... 4 “We have a deep commitment to the valuable’’ member of the ad­ ...... 14 enhancement of human rights, not Entertainment ...... GROUP INCLUDES 3 6 ' W Table ministration, said he has been par­ Family...... 6 Grasso seeking votes only here, but around the world.” ticularly important in dealing with Manchester...... 2, 10, 20 extends to 76” Carter said the Soviet Union had African nations, and said he had no Obituaries ...... 10 signed the 1974 Helsinki Agreement, intention of censoring him. Sports ...... 11-13 TRESTLE TABLE with 2-8” Loots yet now is punishing and jailing dis­ fflSHMIIE! The Purt-fect Rclu-un Chjir “It would be almost a full-time job State news...... 5 to preclude primary V """"Curtis Mathes“ * sidents who monitor compliance with for me if 1 tried,” he added, evoking ______Th» Mo»l tip«nil*« T«l«vliion S«ti in Am trko ... ond Oprn W«ll Worth H. JVall Hugging Convenience. HARTFORD (UPI) - For the first who unsuccessfully challenged her he has already started taking out • TWO FALMOUTH ARM CHAIRS time in the state’s history, Connec­ for the Democratic nomination four radio and television ads for August. TAKE YOUR PICK! 2 5 ”:sTWlN s p e a k e r • FOUR FALMOUTH SIDE CHAIRS NOW ticut Democrats come to their state years ago. But Mrs. Grasso is equally con­ COLOR convention today in the uncomfor­ The partnership was arranged by vinced she will have enough support • TARLE TOPS AND LEAVES ARE HIGH Timing questions plague table position of having to choose the late Democratic State Chairman at the two-day convention at Hart­ CONSOLES between a sitting governor and her John M. Bailey, probably the most ford's Bushneil Auditorium to stave PRESSURE LAMINATE STAIN former running mate. powerful man ever to wield influence off a pi iniary challenge fr m her water improvements study But Gov. Ella T. Grasso, one of the on Connecticut's political scene. second-in-command. •HEAT AND SCRATCH RESISTANT. nation’s two women governors, will After Mrs. Grasso, a two-term con­ The gubernatorial balloting should be trying for more than a mere vic­ gresswoman, soundly defeated be wrapped up rather quickly Satur­ By JUNE TOMPKINS as to how the $1.5 million cost to due in April) tory over her bitter rival, Lt. Gov. Killian in a primary in his hometown day. But the fight for the number two Herald Reporter replace the wooden water pipes into “If we can’t make it, we’ll have to Robert K. Killian. The incumbent of Hartford in 1974, Bailey convinced slot on the Democratic ticket could The mayor's Water Study Com- Glastonbury will be funded. have a separate referendum,” will be out to win four votes for every the loser to step aside and take the take all day. Your choice Reinhom said. He added that he held rnittee is beset with unanswered “I think we have to go to Glaston­ one her second-in-command can No. 2 spot on the Democratic ticket. Mrs. Grasso recently broke with Weston and Sampson to blame questions and the fear that the bury with eoungh money included on muster. But Bailey died shortly after Mrs. tradition and announced she would because they had run into more Pine or Maple Finish projected $14.8 cost of the town's the referendum to take care of To avoid a September primary and Grasso, the daughter of Italian im­ not endorse any of the candidates .-J- problems than they had anticipated. water distribution system may rise Glastonbury,” Jay Giles, director of end Killian’s candidacy, Mrs. Grasso migrants, took office as the first running for lieutenant governor. The town hopes to have a woman ever elected goveernor in her with inflation, and the possibility the public works, said. must garner more than 80 percent of The early favorites in the crowded November referendum so it can meet own right. Ever since, Mrs. Grasso item may not make a November There are about 250 families in the the voles cast by the 1,357 delegates race are Democratic State Chairman the timetables established when and her second-in-command have referendum. Cedar Ridge area of Glastonbury who will attend the party’s and House Majority Leader William ins lou A review of the draft report sub­ who receive water from the stricter federal requirements for nominating convention. been fighting. O'Neill, Senate Majority Leader • Qw(t he mitted by the consulting engineering Buckingham Reservoir before it is drinking water go into effect. She says she can do it. Killian, the The seemy dispute peaked last Joseph Lieberman and State Comp­ d u w l s firm of Weston & Sampson in Boston filtered in the Line Street plant. Weston & Sampson have yet to first lieutenant governor in Connec­ month when Mrs. Grasso was forced troller J. Edward Caldwell. • i K i er revealed that the estimated cost Giles also recommended that release its detailed final report, ticut history to challenge a sitting to take the witness stand to testify None of them is expected to have which, according to Young, might be Imir lie doesn't include an expected in­ before residents are asked in a governor of his own party, says she about‘1' campaign advertisements enough support to sew up the nomina­ in a couple of weeks. The town Board niM 4 YEAR WARRANTY flationary rise. November referendum about can’t. preceding the May 2 New Britain tion on the first ballot. of Directors plans to meet Tuesday (kMIiiii FREE REMOTE CONTROL This smartly styled Catnapper recllner ' At one point, committee member whether to approve issuing bonds for And while the state’s No. 1 and 2 Democratic primary that linked her Others hoping to win the party’s se­ mli( Is styled to add elegance to any room, John Rivosa, chief of the Manchester the improvements, they should be with the Water Study Committee to Democrats will be vying for their name to a popular local lawyer who cond slot include John Dempsey Jr., ($100.00 VALUE) discuss the draft summary and had nothing to do with the election. • lin set sized to suit the especially tall man Fire Department, asked, “If we get told of anticipated rising costs in the party's gubernatorial endorsement, Mrs! Grasso’s campaign manager 4 next five years that would cover such placing the item on a referendum. A Superior Court judge ruled the on 0( off PLUS MOO TRADE Ij who Insists on fotal comfort. all these improvements, will this at least 10 candidates will be battling and the son of a popular former 111 fROM take care of everything?” things as water main replacement. to secure the lieutenant governor slot advertisements were deceptive, but governor; James Kennelly, House tout usy SAVES YOU Robert Young, water treatment Committee member Philip Rubin Concerned with possible postpone­ on the ticket. did not warrant the new primary Speaker and Bailey’s son-in-law; also said that the Weston & Sampson ment of the project, committee About half that number — all Killian was seeking. Later, Mrs. Sen. Robert Houley, cochairman of CHIII' ■ A manager, replied that Manchester will have a better circulation system report should contain a listing of the member Patrick Donlon said he can’t women — will be fighting tor the Grasso said, “I pray to God to give the Legislature's Appropriations $2 oqoo) of Manchester pipes that may need replacement in see postponing improvements to the me the strength to forgive him ( and better water, "but we'l(,probably secretary of the state nomination. Committee; John Downey, an ex-CIA Furniture Showcase SAVE WHILE have future expenses.” the next few years. distribution system' and running into There appears to be little competi­ (Killian) for what he has tried to do agent who spent 20 years in a Chinese As the committee studied maps With the various requests for ad­ problems “like we had last tion for the treasurer, comptroller to me and my family.” prison; and three mayors, Edward funmmiirfontsiNCt iw STOCK LASTSI prepared by Weston & Sampson ditional information and clarification summer.” He referred to a nearly and attorney general nominations. Killian, who says his boss has not Bergin of Waterbury, Robert John­ 273 W, MinOLE TPKt P/Mtf Shop Eoriyil which showed the new water dis­ from Weston & Sampson, and the two-week period when town residents But that could change when the spoken to him in over a year, is con­ son of West Haven and Arthur Power OPEN tribution system, members were time it will take to prepare it, com­ in a certain area had to boil their delegates get down to serious vinced he has considerably more of Berlin, W»d 9-6 concerned that the maps didn’t show mittee chairman Harry Reinhorn water because of contamination. wheeling and dealing on the conven­ than the 20 percent — or 272 votes — There is also a crowded field of Thun, 9-9 the distribution lines that serve warned the committee not to be The committee agreed that the tion floor. needed to force a statewide primary candidates hoping to become the FrI 9-8 pressured because of a late report, in SAT 9 5 TIL 9P.M. Manchester water customers in proposed new $7 million water treat­ There was never any love in Mrs. among registered Democratic voters secretary of the state nominee. Budget To order to meet the November referen­ ment plant in the Globe Hollow area Grasso's political marriage to on Sept. 12. Glastonbury. See Ten 36 Months The committee also was concerned dum date. (The engineers’ draft was be the first item for construction. Killian, a former attorney general The lieutenant governor is so sure

■ - y .’ : 1‘AGK TWO - MANCHKSTKH EVENING Hh^HALU. Manilicslci'. Conn . I''ii . July 21, 1!)7H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. July 21. 1978 - PAGE THHKK Town and CHIF Science today dicker contract , Old medical tool resurrected by psychiatrist The Town of Manchester and a the town will take to keep its Com­ A By MARY ELLEN HASKETT quickly while patients are asked to be related to brain disorder,” he medicine to screen patients for because it can be used by people who perception for 60 years. munity Development funding. further testing, but in psychiatry we have never seen patients. However, its use as a clinical tool firm it expects to hire to monitor the BALTIMORE (UPI) - A Johns determine in what direction the said. The federal Department of don’t have many tools.” For instance, a first-year medical has been limited due to the expense local rental market have not reached Hopkins Hospital psychiatrist has letter E pasted in the back of the lens Folstein has crafted four of the Housing and Urban Development has He said his instrument indicates student at Hopkins, has been testing and large size of earlier models and a contract agreement. resurrected an old medical Instru­ is facing. devices and tested its validity in given Manchester $60,000 of the early signs of various psychological emergency room patients with the the needs for a controlled laboratory The town's hiring of a firm to ment and remodeled it for use in Folstein, director of general clinical tests on 170 psychiatric and grant, but the remainder is being disorders because visual perception device. setting. monitor the rental market is one step screening psychiatric patients for hospital psychiatry at Hopkins, has neurological patients. withheld and will not be given to the is slowed in patients with such dis­ Folstein said a number of Folstein found a reference to a it must take to receive its $483,000 preliminary indications of the causes used his new tool to help distinguish The tests confirmed the remodeled Community Development grant. town unless certain steps are taken eases as (ielirium. strokes, physicians and psychiatrists in the hand-held tachistoscope in literature of their psychological problems. between psychological symptoms of tachistoscope's ability to distinguish by July 31. hallucinations, and memory lapses. United States and Australia have from 1939 and reconstructed it to The town had proposed to hire the Dr. Marshal Folstein. with the help psychiatric disorders, drug-related patients according to symptoms of These steps include the monitoring ■’If perception is slow, the problem meet modern demands, resurrecting Connecticut Housing Investment of Dr. Neil Pauker, took a 60-year-old delirium and brain damage resulting depression or schizophrenia and expressed interest in the device. But of the rental market and the hiring of is probably related to some struc­ he expects a wait of about five years it from the obscurity into which it Fund for $5,000. A contract agree­ old medical tool, called the hand-held from strokes, tumors or other dis­ delirium, and between two types of an equal opportunity coordinator for tural brain disease or intoxication," before it is widely used while doctors had fallen. ment between the town and CHfF has tachistoscope,- and refashioned it eases. brain disorders — cortical and sub­ housing. That position is expected to Folstein said. “ For instance, you can decide whether they find it as useful “ It’s not patented, anyone can not vet been reached. with a modem camera shutter. “ We don’t know why it works, but cortical neuropathology. If CHIP decides not to monitor in be filled soon, town officials have feel fairly certain it is hallucinations make one, " he said. "We re using it Folstein's device is a simple­ this test of perception can tell you “ The thing that we’re interested in as he does. Manchester, it is not clear what steps said and not schizophrenia." Various models of the now in research and the emergency looking tool with a wooden handle whether people are, or are not, is methods of psychological He sai,^^the device also is tachistoscope have been used in psy- room while we collect more data.’’ that supports the large camera thinking with normal speed and clari­ screening,” Folstein said. “Blood rholnpical researrh rnnrprninp Bloodmobile will visit iir; shutter. liie shutter opens and closes ty, or that emotional problems may tests and Pap smears are used in economically important to hospitals

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The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be members of North United Methodist in Manchester for its monthly visit Church and the United Methodist Wednesday from 12;30 to 5:30p.m. at Church of Bolton, along with South United Methodist Church. members of South Methodist, are Donors who have made ap­ being encouraged to support the pointments are asked to keep them. blood program by being donors. Walk-in donors will be welcome. Current blood supplies at the Red Donors are asked to use the Cross Blood Center are at a very low Camp, these youngsters, celebrate 11th birthday parking area across Hartford Road level and it is imperative that each from the church. Parking in the community do its part to help meet The 60 children from Hartford and Manchester along with possible by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Patten of 33 Mather St., driveway off Main Street is not per­ Bloodmobile quotas. Red Cross of­ their teen-age counselors at Manchester’s Interfaith Day who donated funds for the party as a 30th wedding anniver­ mitted. ficials said. Camp celebrated the camp’s 11th anniversary Thursday with sary gift to each other, and Leo Juran of the Fairway store on KENNEL CLUB LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT In a cooperative effort to help in­ Appointments for the Bloodmobile may be made by calling the a birthday party. Two campers, Lee Lester, left, and Vincent Main Street, who also contributed to the party. (Herald photo crease blood donations during by Pinto) RESTAURANT Pizza & Grinders summer months when collections arc Manchester Red Cross office, 643- Westberry, who became 11 yesterday blew out the candles on FM MMC W COeXTUS M > COWTIU mwspwjn 471 HARTFORD RD. (CO r . Mc K e e s t .) MANCHESTER traditionally at a very low level. 5111. the large R^’-thrlny e,nbr The party including gifts, was made Tf L ira-rsar WED. thru SAT. 643-6165 ROUTE 13 • ELLINOTON RESERVATIONS Sfeohs^Seofodd'ltollen Am*rtcon Specialties^ T H I S A D 18 W O R T H News briefs Manchester police report /Stealing was secondary lb. 10II$1DI *6.95 6 4 9 - 0 0 7 9 9 C ( ACC HALF GRINDER OR '*nr~m m ir'"fiTii ini'TT-frri'iiif[rris)W4wimjMijiiiMi|jiMM»a.jMiiiMaiiiw.siM«MriinTrrisn^^ .— AT VANKEC KENNELi, 'A MAILE EAST OF lOLTON LAKE, RT. 44A,, lO LTO N A home on Adelaide Road was The thief o r^ieves who entered a been finished, and a quarter-pound of IIEIU. eWDON BIEU >5.75 i £ Manchester Police Thursday IJ.S. protests In Cairo, Egyptian Foreign ham and cheese haif been used to AlHwe Itww IndudA Silad Bar • \ S m m Minister Ibrahim Kamel said follow­ arrested a town resident who had es­ broken into and two bank books were Locust Street |ome Thursday ap­ A r r WHOLE GRINDER OR MOSCOW (UPI) - The United taken, police reported. A jar of parently were w ore interested in make sandwiches, police said. / up talks would be useless unless caped from the Norwich State Orr MEDIUM PIZZA States has filed a "strong protest" quarters, also reported missing, was eating and cooling off than in w Israel comes up with more flexible Hospital. Also, a dog had been let out of one T h ui^ayt Good Thru July 29 over the attack of an American found outside the home by police. stealing. proposals, as urged by both Egypt William T. Shillington, 35, of 875 of the rooms in the house and a cat T7il (UidiM Night - DrInkk'A Prlca) | i BOOD FOR ORDERS IN THE RESTAURANT ONLY f i diplomat by a Soviet policeman on Main St. was charged with escape Police reported an attempted ■ Braakfast 6:30 AM Italian Rsalaurant Opsns 11:00 and Vance. The break into the home was had been let into the house, police HUE Thun. - David Abington ‘ / the grounds of the U.S. Embassy. from custody, police said. He was break into a Campfield Road reported to Manchester Police at said. HOHZON ONE COUPON PER PARTY Second Secretary Raymond F. Brezhnev responds reported missing from the hospital residence, but no entrance was ALS^ PRI. a SAT. “CORONA” ' VISA* Smith, the American observer who gained. 6:48 p.m. by the owner. IMILE FROM VERNONm ^ C L E 01 I OPEN SUNDAYS TIL PM MOSCOW (UPII - President July 12. The unexpected house guest (or RT. 10 JUST OFF EXIT 96 OF 1-66 P O S T P O A D 9 stood outside the courtroom during A check was stolen from the But, nothing of value was taken, VIRNON PLAZA Leonid Brezhnev, in his first known He was under arrest at the time of guests) did not even have the i , the trial of dissident Anatoly his commitment, police said. Court mailbox of a Durant Street home, the owners told police. Shcharansky, was jumped from public statement on the controversy courtesy to clean up. A knife with OUR DELICIOUS ITAUAN FOOD date is Aug. 7. police said. A bathing suit, valued at mayonnaise on it was found in the behind Thursday by a policeman over the trials of Soviet dissidents, The owners did find the air- Manchester Police also reported $20, was taken from the clothesline of sink, police said. IS EVERYTHING YOU after entering the embassy grounds. called the West “ hypocritical " for a Cornell Street home. conditioning unit on. They also told the following arrests: Smith was not injured but during defending Anatoly Shcharansky and Police also reported an attempted police that it appeared the shower ggsM S • Gordon M. Derby, 21, of 12 Ver­ ALWAYS WANTED IN GOOD FOOD!! the scuffle a sleeve was ripped from Alexander Ginzburg. theft of gas from a Colonial Roaef ad­ pqH b'^^n iiPoH A hnor and a soda had 99« COCKTAILS 7 DAYS A WEEK non St. charged with second-degree n il I his coat. Brezhnev's remarks were included dress. 875-4125 American sources said Smith, 37, Thursday in an official Tass news failure to appear. l l i l i of Philadelphia was entering the agency summary of a meeting he had • Ted M. Williams, 20, of 125 Main north wing apartment complex of the with Czechoslovakian President St. charged with improper use of i 111 h embassy when one of the five Soviet Gustav Husak in the Crimea, where registration plates and operating a militiamen normally stationed out­ the Soviet leader is vacationing. motorcycle without a motorcycle Siltation basin relocation license. Court date is Aug. 1. side ran after him, jumping him It was the first time an official CNMElE-raiTliaUNa a h er ic an cuisine SUNDAY DINING i from behind. Soviet publication has referred to • Robert J. Ahern, 62, of 869 Main "The entire incident occurred on Brezhnev in reaction to the Western St. charged with breach of peace. Our Specialties Include Court date is Aug. 7. Police said that started off Briarwood Drive embassy property and therefore con­ outcry over the trials of Shcharansky SEAFOOD ■ POULTRY they found a man on the ground on By GREG PEARSON L?AMEnCA"S STEAK EXPERT stituted an intrusion onto embassy and Ginzburg. STEAK DISHES ______C 1977. PV Stwh. he Shcharansky, a 30-year-old com­ Main Street. He was brought to the Herald Repiirler Neighbors have complained about the end of that street, is close to the grounds,” the U.S. Embassy said. "A new location for the siltation basin. LUAU DINNERS strong protest is being lodged with puter scientist, was convicted of hospital and then told by an officer to Work has started on relocating a odor and mosquitoes at the present I basin. These problems are apt to Noise from the work has been loud the Soviet Foreign Ministry." treason last week in connection with go with a doctor. When this siltation basin off Briarwood Drive in iGOeXTiyL LOMNE a ao nc nUND d iu k s y-i happened, the man tried to hit the develop in a stagnant body of water and dust has created house-cleaning Mr. STEAK his dissident activities and contacts the Manchester West subdivision. problems as well as making it hard to Mitchell paroled with Western reporters. police officer, police reported. Jay Giles, director of public works, but can be controlled, Giles said. U1E DNDS M SMGXS keep a backyard swimming pool /J said today that he has asked the He has recommended that the AT Mr. Steak we offer a complete line WASHINGTON I UPI I - Unless General slain Police said that they received com­ developer. Society for Savings, con­ clean, she said. SpsdsI Fsmilf DInnsn E m y Sundsy plaints early this morning from developer of the subdivision to con­ the U.S. Parole Commission changes MADRID, Spain (UPI) - sider building a detention basin at the "One Friday they didn’t work. It Butlnasaman A Shoppars of aged U.S.D.A. Choice Steaks. Sea residents in the Golway and North sider also creating a detention basin reHmi^dnt its mind, former Attorney General Terrorists driving a taxi cab shot and was a blessing," she said. Spaclal Lunehaona 11-3 Dally Main streets area who said that they at the new site. site of the new siltation basin. That Food? Fresh seafood dinners are also our John Mitchell will spend Christmas killed an army general and his aide in hasin is being built on the developer’s Joyce Farrell of 271 Briarwood . heard gun shots. The area was in­ Neighbors in the area, however, (axcapt Sunday and holldaya) in a federal prison in Alabama — tbe a Madrid suburb today in what of­ property at the corner of Briarwood Drive lives closer to the new site last Watergate figure to be freed. vestigated, but nothing was found, are concerned about the proposed specialty as well as combination dinners of frV , s a t ., s u n . ficials said was the first direct attack plan and expressed displeasure that and Lamplighter drives. than anyone else. She said that she wa cATia TO PAtmaa, BANOuara and The commission Thursday granted police said. aociAL oA m nN aa. on the military since the 1936-39 civil they are not being kept posted about The detention basin would hold had been told several different your favorite seafood and steak. Our SPECIAL parole for Mitchell effective Jan. 19, A woman told police that her stories about the new work by maiavATiONB and takb out oaoina war. what is happening. water for a period of time during 1979, which would mean a 19-month wallet was stolen while she was shop­ different town departments and the CALLS4S-ie2l children’s menu contains a wide selection Brig. Gen. Juan Sanchez Ramos, The Manchester Board of Direc­ rainy periods. It then would drain the DM term. 64, and his aide, Lt. Col. Juan Perez ping in a West Middle Turnpike water slowly into the Folly Brook. developer. of quality foods. FRESH SALMON The nation's former chief law en­ supermarket. The missing wallet and tors originally approved a detention 1 OPEN MON.-THUaa. Rodriguez, were shot to death as they A downstream business, the An­ "I think the people around here 11 •.m . • 1 a im . WITH RICE PILAF forcement officer was convicted of basin on town-owned property behind TUREEN OF SOUP sat in their official car outside its contents were valued at $16, drew Ansaldi Co., has sued Society should have a say,” she said. FM. AND (AT. conspiracy and obstruction of justice some of the Briarwood Drive homes. 11 u n . ■ 2 u n . FOR THE MONTH OF JULY EXTENSIVE SALAD BAR Sanchez' home waiting to be driven police said. for Savings because it feels runoff She said that a representative from ASSORTED BREADS for attempting to cover up the 1972 Neighbors later protested the S U N D A Y 11UIL - 10 |u n to work, police said. Their chauffeur from the subdivision has led to in­ Society finally did visit her this break-in at the Democratic National proposal and said that it would be a was not injured. creased flooding in the Folly Brook week. She did complain about dust WE ARE OFFERING THIS SUNDAY SPECIAL Committee's headquarters in the safety hazard, particularly for A police sergeant who witnessed area. The detention basin is seen as a and a street sweeper was at the site * Watergate complex. Water main children in the area. 7 .4 5 COMPLETE the attack said two terrorists, a possible solution. Thursday. The commission, in a rare state­ A new siltation basin is being built young man with a mustache and a Giles said that Society has not yet Maria Nenortas of 208 Briarwood " Tiiis’ COUPON offers’ ^ savings' of one h a lf’ " HAPPY HOUR DAILY WITH ment explaining its decision, said because the present basin, also woman in a green skirt, pulled up to break fixed decided on the detention basin Drive, who has been a leader in the COMPLIMENTARY HORS O'OEUVRES Mitchell must stay in prison until behind the same group of homes on IH m R PER PERSON ON ANY REGULAR PRICED DINNER. ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE the curb in a taxi cab. A water main break occurred Briarwood Drive, is no longer effec­ proposal. He will have a report on the neighborhood protest, said that the January because he spent five They got out and walked over to Thursday during reconstruction of siltation basin in its new location still months on furlough for an operation tive, Giles said. status of the issue at the Aug. 1 board OFFER GOOD ANY SUNDAY FOR THE MONTH OF JULY Sanchez' car, pulled out pistols and American Legion Drive in will be a hazard. to correct a ballooned artery and The old basin either will be filled in meeting. Excluding Childrens Menus, and Specials. OLCNLOCHEN fired several shots at close range. Manchester. or used as a backup to the new one, Some of the neighbors who are Children sometimes swim in the Exclusivaly At replace a disintegrated hip. Two of them hit Sanchez in the head. The break occurred at about'2:30 existing basin, and there are LS s he said. near the new site are not pleased Mr. STEAK of Mancheater IIWiiOIMNTFR!«GtASniNWRY Wins $250,000 Revamp delayed p.m. and was repaired by 8 p.m., A siltation basin must have water with the recent work, which started mosquitoes and algae growth during 244 CENTER STREET •ctsMMJfrisM hr smI petltt 633*3832 Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer ad­ in it all the time to allow silt to drop about two weeks ago. the summer, she said. LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) - Laura Giles said that the new basin, like WASHINGTON (UPI) - President ministrator, said. out. "You’d think when they were doing O'Neill, a Miami airline employee, Carter has shelved plans to Water was shut off at the something they’d notify people in the the old, will be fenced in, and he also Thursday won a $250,000 jackpot, “That’s just something that has to reorganize government border in­ American Legion building, the Atlas- area about it,” Edna Maxwell of 114 expects that landscaping will be done believed to be the largest slot be done to control siltation in a sub­ spection operations this year. White Bantly Oil Co. building at 331 Main Linwood Drive said. Her home, at around the site. machine payoff in the history of division,”' Giles said. TOMMY’S PIZZARIA House sources said Thursday, putting St. and the Dillon Ford building at 319 Nevada. off a showdown over a plan with Main St. while the repair work was Casino employees at the Las Vegas questioned popularity. done. Hilton said Mrs. O'Neill, 52, The plan, which primarily would The town is reconstructing the appeared to be slightly dazed when affect the agencies responsible for road, a small one off Main Street. she first learned the size of the law enforcement controls at the Subsurface material apparently has FaaturlnK Authaiitlc Potynaaian and Y if i jackpot. murmuring in borders, would involve Treasury, in­ settled in the past, causing the road t ) Cantonaaa SpadaMaa astonishment: cluding its Alcohol, Tobacco and and sidewalks to crack. Dillon Ford /^ENMVMMNGINTNENEW "A quarter of a million dollars ... a Chefs specials for the week... Firearms control section, the Im­ also has reported that it has had quarter of a million dollars ... a jia i i|1 i”Peacock Room” migration and Naturalization Ser­ problems with the wall of its building UAUTY quarter of a million dollars. I can't vice, Customs and the visa policy spliting. TORTOLIM BOLOCyESE...... 4.95 Luncheon Specials believe it." section of the State Department. The water line on Legion Drive ( onkvd .41 DvuIp and rmered ivilh a rirh thick bolofnexe "I never played too much — mostly "Tommy” "We were ready to go with it," said also has broken in the past, also ap­ just nickels ' ^ from ^ 1 . 9 5 one person directly involved in the parently because of this settling of OSSO Bi r.CO MIL.iyESE . ..5.50 sliced Iriider young real »hnnk» cooked in seanoned Weekdays 11-2 Disagree* on talks drafting of the reorganization plan. subsurface. loiunlo sauev irilh rice. The plans were reconsidered, The town is hoping to correct the A Also . B.4KED SCALLOP S.iVTfE...... 5.95 Egypt and Israel, disappointed however, after a delay was requested problem by rebuilding the area, a job i EXOTIC POLYNESIAN over the lack of progress at the Leeds 1 1 i a i n o t r C C t , .Smn/Mlnv .Srnl/ii/rn aniifppfl idlh oninna. rnuiArooma nnrf by Sen. Abraham Ribieoff, D-Conn., that is expected to take a couple of GlflStOnbur\* 633 1691 ^^***’" /h h'/iHi’ ir/m* xen-ed over loaxi pointt. I DRINKS Castle conference, say they have not and Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas, ac­ more weeks. UANTITY i- SPECIAL FAMILY yet agreed to the follow-up round of The water break apparently oc­ RAl.\BOir TBOI T ALMOyOiyE .6.50 and TRY OUR FAMOUS ^ cording to several White House 10 oa. htiriclt'ap Irrnil serred irilh tlirered almondx in n DINNERS talks urged by Secretary of State sources. Each is the chairman of the curred when a piece of town equip­ btillvr xaiire. PUPU PLATTER Cyrus Vance. respective congressional committees ment accidentally struck the water TEyOERLOiy TIPS PIZZIOL.4 ...6.75 .> e After returning to their respective which must review reorganization line. ( huiikx of Ivndvr beef xniileed with frexh riiHahrooma. capitals Thursday following the two- plans. THAT’S ALL IME NEED TO SAY] ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR ririifUiP. green peppers trilh sherry trine. CHOUSE OF CHUNGS Featuring Authentic Polynesian and day meeting with Vance at a castle '■ -J LOUNGE NIGHTLY BROILED SWORDFISH STEAK ..6.95 outside London, the Israeli and Egyp­ 2(I$W.CENT[II ,ai7EJ*HTER Hippy Haul dally fiaai« 9 M. ill tii diinli 7 Jr Fresh sn ordfish steak dipped in hiiFlpr nnrf broiled golden s j. Cantonese Specialties tian foreign ministers both disputed Blood pressure elinic set bronn. ‘ 649-4958 Vance's assertion that new talks ^ 363BROAD ST. MANCHESTER* would be held in the Middle East in The monthly blood pressure clinic pointment lor physical assessments, 646-6661 646-2550 two weeks. of the geriatric program sponsored diet counseling and discussion of A ll e nireci irrv a a u ilh la la d, poiaio and Asked about Vance's announce­ by the Manchester Public Health health concerns. MANCHESTER v tg « ia b l(, Of salad and side o l spaghcitl ment he would be returning to the Nursing Association will be.Tuesday Wednesday mornings, Mrs. Saich Middle East in two weeks for the from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.'tn Cronin and Mrs. Mills are at the Senior talks, Israeli Foreign Minister Hall, Mayfair Gardens, North Main Citizens Center, and on Thursdays, Moshe Dayan replied, "this is Street. It will be held right after the they are at Westhill Gardens from Vance's problem. noon meal is served there. No ap­ 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Ready for occupancy Aug. in«“" "We did not fix a time, nor make pointment is needed. Anyone wishing more information rn,,. Every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon on this free health program for suggestions nor announce a new ^ Several of the new elderly housing units in tion repairs and adjustments are being made round of talks in two weeks' time," at Mayfair Gardens, Phyllis Saich, senior citizens may call the Dayan said. GNP, and Margaret Mills, CHA, will Manchester Public Health Nursing Spencer Village are shown before tenants are before tenants may move in. (Herald photo see people over 60 years of age by ap­ Association at 647-1481. expected to move in Aug. 1. Several construc­ by Chastain) ...... IUUIM8.-"''**" numitunisneiain'*"'*^' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MaiiclicsU-r. Conn.. Kri.. .Iiilv 21. I!I7H - I’AGK PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Miinclicstor. Conn.. Kri.. July 21. 1978 Get a slice of the pie Hartford city architect resigns ilandirBtpr By ANDREW TULLY that reducing them eventually would increase tax revenues by creating Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - To play more jobs and boosting productivity. soothsayer is to live dangerously, but Founded Oct. 1, 1881 A working man pays taxes, a jobless after criticism over roof collapse GIGANTIC it seems reasonably safe to predict Mambef, Audil Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International man doesn’t. Similarly, a health The resignation of Manpower director that Congress ultimately will pass HARTFORD (UPI) - 'Hartford’s city limited,” Reed said. His resignation is effec­ Ronald Isler, who has held the job for one Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. legislation substantially reducing the economy boosts the take from sales architect has resigned a few days after a tive Aug. 18. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. year, is effective July 31. tax on capital gains. and other taxes. report criticized him and several other of­ A City Council committee investigating the cause of the Jan. 18 roof cave-in issued a Isler was named to head the agency after Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkmgton. Managing Editor AAA ficials for failing to have the Hartford Civic President Carter made a mistake Center coliseum roof inspected. The roof report last week after six months of hearings. federal officials threatened to withhold fun­ by indulging in demagoguery to On that subject, another viewpoint The roof collapsed a few hours after 5 , ^ ding. The program is responsible for 27 towns MID-SUMMER collapsed in January. O p in io n V'VvVS,* denounce a stiff capital gains tax cut is submitted by William Bonner, The head of the city’s troubled Comprehen­ sports fans had left the arena. No injuries and the city of Hartford. as a gift for the executive director of the National sive Manpower Program, which funnels were reported. However, federal officials said some Taxpayers Union. Bonner notes that millions of dollars in federal funds, also The report was critical of Reed for his roles problems continued. They specifically com­ rich. In fact, plained about record keeping and reporting although there are some groups whose resigned Thursday. City Manager James in not hiring an independent inspector to kqep positions are improved by high Daken said the resignations were not related watch while the roof was under construction. deficiencies. millionaires Early this year the program lost $5 million Zeroing on terrorism capital gains taxes, namely, the or requested. The inspection was left to the construction would benefit, so managers, the William L, Crow Construction in employment funds because the jobs weren't would a lot of biggest businesses and the biggest Walter Reed, city architect for eight years, Although Italy seems to be and the U.S. Senate is moving said in his letter of resignation he felt it was in Co. An engineer for the firm, Philip Dalrym- filled quickly enough. And last month, city of­ moderate-income banks. ficials said the agency was facing a $400,000 the favored battleground of on one of them. his best professional interests to quit. ple, testified the company thought its job was Several Senate committees Americans, and Says Bonner: "To big business, "Although my future plans are indefinite, only to supervise testing by other firms. deficit by Sept. 30. terrorist groups at the mo­ Congressional with a single purpose have high capital gains taxes provide a unless I leave now, they will be severely ment, they also are active in a mail reflects hefty support from that way to cut off competition. Up-and- Ibugherthan passed legislation which would half dozen other European sector for such a tax break. coming entrepreneurs are not able to Connecticut news briefs require the president to com­ nations and throughout the These correspondents make the get the equRy financing they need. As pile public lists of countries NAACP wilt complain continent of Africa. To a lesser point that the wealthy are not the a result, big businesses stay big and degree terrorists of one kind or which provide haven or only people who invest money for little businesses stay little. I’leads innoccnl aNew England another reveal themselves otherwise assist terrorists. profit. Millions of non-rich citizens “Not only does the situation help of New London police HARTFORD (UPI) - Hassan Jan- This list would be reviewed by own stocks and bonds and otherwise protect big businesses from competi­ mohamed, 38, of Middletown, former comp­ from time to time on this side troller of the Bushnell Memorial, has pleaded both the legislative and have stakes in the economy. They tion, it also provides a considerable he said, “But if we do not feel the complaints of the Atlantic as well. NEW LONDON (UPI) - The NAACP is innocent to charges he embezzled $90,000 from pay capital gains taxes, too. boost to the big banks. While taxing are handled fairly, we will go to court.” w in te r* executive branches with a preparing complaints about allegations that the concert hall. Thus they don’t much care what a capital gains and doubly taxing Free societies frequently view of cutting off aid or police used excessive force in two separate in­ A $200,000 suit has been filed against the city Janmohamed was released Thursday in Jennite J-16'® is the driveway sealer proven capital gains tax cut would do for dividends, tax laws ailow businesses by two men who alleged they were beaten by find themselves ill-equipped to taking other sanctions. cidents that caused injury to minors, including Hartford Superior Court on $3,500 bond pen­ lough from Alaska to the Sahara. millionaires so long as they also get a to deduct interest on borrowed police after being dazed in an accident. ■That’s why it’s specified by more architects Those who support bombers one 12-year-old. ding a jury trial. defend against the terrorists slice of the pie, however thin. money. This makes debt financing NAACP State Treasurer Clarence Faulk Paul Ross, 22, of Montville, and I^nnie and engineers than any other sealer in the world. 'I Dixon, 26, of New London, alleged a police of­ DmiundH raises particularly vicious brand of and assassins are no better AAA relatively cheaper to businesses than Thursday would not give details on the com­ ficer beat Ross and choked Dixon until he was HARTFORD (UPI) - Fifty-five Superior attack. There are positive than the perpetrators. That There is another point. Profits on equity financing. In 1976, businesses plaints until they are filed, but said they were investments, whether in Wall Street received six times as much in a way of testing the effectiveness of the unconscious. Court reporters are demanding their $18,000 measures which can be taken. recognition is long overdue. A jury acquitted Ross of interfering with an Je n n ite J-1 6 iwn' or in real estate, are not buried under borrowed money as in equity capital. citizens complaint system in New London. salaries be upgraded because under the July 1 officer and a breach of peace charge against the cellar. They are banked, AAA “If they can prove to us the policemen acted court merger they now have to work five in­ F because it lasts. properly, we will withdraw the complaints," Dixon was dropped. stead of four days a week. reinvested, or spent. In any case, this "Generally, banks will not lend to A spokesman for th Connecticut State Other editors say: money provides capital to stimulate entrepreneurs. Instead, the money Employes Association said Thursday the REGULAR M IX Reg. 8.50 N O W ? * 7 0 the economy. And when the economy goes to large, well-established com­ reporters, who transcribe court proceedings, A few short years ago a president humble bone in the man’s body. And, is stimulate — when there are more panies, already rich enough to Vitamin content questioned were able to earn an average $'7,000 extl-a a SAND MIX Reg. 9.60 N O w 8 *8 0 named Richard Nixon fled yet, history may bear out that he was jobs and increased productivity — guarantee repayment. The banker, year by doing free-lance work on the fifth day. Washington in disgrace, a direct astute in the field of foreign affairs — everybody benefits. like the bureaucrat, is a risk- , 6 . d ..v < » a , K a l e - .s a product olMa.n,en,nc, Idc PO Do. add WodCIc. Ot,io4.69l result of the Watergate scandal. He much more astute, perhaps, than Mr. in ready mixed orange juice Strikers arrested I Jennite J- To be sure, people invest capital in averter,” was roundly despised by the vast Carter, NORWICH (UPI) - Two of 150 oil company A division ol Preniief Indusif lal Cofporalion The robot revolution hopes of making money. They don’t As any small businessman or HARTFORD (UPI) - Exactly how much values don’t diminish as rapidly as in fresh majority of Americans. employees picketing service stations that use Don't think for one minute that would-be small business.Tian can big “C” there really is in orange juice sold in and paturized juices,” Mrs. Heslin said. But now that the gentleman has Robot Revolution. ask for condolences if they suffer fuel from their firms were arrested Thursday millions of people didn’t pause to By DON GRAFF testify, Bonner is right on the mark. ready-to-drink containers is being questioned Assistant Attorney General Robert Langer for allegedly throwing unidentified objects at made his first public speech since his ★ -A losses, but they would like to retain remember that Nixon was not all bad It sounds like something out of But a capital gains tax cut at least by Connecticut’s consumer agency. said the questionnaires were in effect sub­ an oil truck from an overpass. resignation, some think it may be the Within the next few years, Delphi more of their winnings when they’re — in fact, he might have been one of science fiction, but it’s actually a . lucky. And the more money Uncle would encourage the small investor Laboratory tests show the vitamin C content poenas and failure to respond could mean James Irons, 34, of Voluntown, was charged start of a new Nixon career as elder advises, new generations of robots • legal action or forfeiture of charter rights of the great presidents had it not been very well-educated guess at what the Sam lets them keep, the better the to gamble some of his profits on the in pure orange juice and orange juice concen­ with reckless endangerment, throwing an stateman and adviser. and other mechanical devices with trate in ready-to-drink containers “decreased the companies to sell their products in Connec­ for his bungling of Watergate. industrial near future will be like. chances they’ll reinvest it in savings prospects of the entrepreneur object at a motor vehicle and criminal mis­ Nixon, himself, said, “To the ex­ sensory sophistica.tion ap­ dramatically over the shelf life of the ticut. The four-day workweek — or as or General Motors. seeking to expand, say, his small chief. Lois Michaud, 36, of Bozrah, was tent any people in politics, be they Can Nixon come back? Probably many may prefer to think of it, the proximating human capabilities in machine shop. If enough investors products," said Consumer Protection Com­ charged with conspiracy lo commit the same not, but let’s not forget that time Democrats or Republicans, follow three-day weekend — is racing up on assembly work will be developed and Most economists now agree that are found, that machine shop can missioner Mary Heslin. crimes. They were released pending a hearing heals many wounds. Meanwhile, it If the vitamin C content of a container of my views and get advice in areas I us, it appears. introduced into basic manufacturing lowering capital gains taxes would provide new jobs — and more income Track delay asked Monday n Norwich Superior Court. may been interesting to see what orange juice is low, Mrs. Heslin said may be competent in. I'll provide it." processes. dampen inflation. Many others claim taxes for the Treasury. Bal slaying Ah. the good old Nixon approach — history does with Jimmy Carter. We have it on the prescient authori­ Thursday, it could adversely affect consumers MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Race track HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hartford Superior sauev and sure of himself. Not a Vi'ofinsorkct (R.l.) Cull: ty of the Delphi By 1990, at least half of the direct who rely on the product to obtain the daily developer Ronald H. Mooney’s attorney has minimum requirement of vitamin C. Court jury has convicted Aristarco Quevares, Forecast, a look labor presently involved in small requested more time for his client's plans for into the near parts assembly will have been She also is worried about possible mis­ 45, of Hartford, of negligent homicide for Thoughts leading or deceptive advertising by tlie in­ a $55 million horse race track in Middletown. killing his girlfriend’s brother with a baseball future of employ­ replaced by programmed automa­ Attorney Harold F. Keith Thursday has And, while one more government dustry about orange juice’s effectiveness in bat after an argument. The conflict between smokers and ment trends by a tion. Production patterns also will asked the Planning and Zoning Commission The jury Thursday also acquitted Quevares study gives evidence that physical treating flus and colds. extend for one year the developer’s zoning ap­ non-smokers gets hotter. joint research have been changed to eliminate There is a very beautiful song The patriarchs, the prophets, the Mrs. Heslin said 18 leading orange juice of first degree and second degree proval for the track. He said Mooney has en­ OWENS Latest fuel In this spreading fire harm can come to non-smokers from teams of the repetitious simple tasks by workers. which says: “Be not afraid; I go people of Israel, Mary and Joseph, manslaughter charges in connection with the producers and processors iiave been sent countered unanticipated delays in making comes from a government study that the cigarette smoke of others, the U n iv ersity of Instead, individuals in a streamlined before you always. Come, follow me, the apostles and disciples of Jesus: questionnaires or “investigative demands" slaying. CORNING says the smoke from other people's feds continue to subsidize the tobacco Michigan and the workforce will perform a variety of and I will give you rest." all heard and heeded the loving financial arrangements. In testimony, Quevares admitted he hit that must be returned by Sept. 22. Mooney’s delays, caused by his inability to cigarettes can be a hazard to the growers. Society of Manufacturing Engineers. taks that have not or cannot be How often we all need to message. She did not name the 18 producers, but said Alberto Romano, 36, over the head with a bal FIBERGLASS If smokers wish to ignore the war­ In just 12 years, the study predicts automated, in some cases following remember those words! There are so “The Lord is my light and my they were the leading producers and line up financing so far, have cost him his July 10,1977, but said Romero was threatening health of those with certain physical state gaming license and state Traffic Com­ nings and puff, that is their business. many situtations in our lives when salv,ation, whom should I fear? The processors of orange juice in the country. him with a knife. Romero fell downstairs after disorders... a 32-hour workweek will be standard the production of an item from start mission certificate for road work on the But if the smoke from the cigarettes in unionized industries. And it will be we are timid, fearful, hesitant, un­ Lord is my life’s refuge; of whom The investigation does not include frozen he was hit in front of the door of the third-floor CEILING TILES These results throw one more to completion. project. harms others, that becomes the in large part because of the advent of sure ... Then we need to recall how should I be afraid? (Psalm 27:1) orange juice because tests show "nutrient apartment where Quevares was living with thorn into the prickly problem of ★ A ★ business of all. a new stage in industrial develop­ often, how regularly the Lord Sister Katherine Panalitis, Romano’s sister. cigarettes, already linked to cancer, The new industrial era isn’t likely CND fetter ceilings begin with better celling products. We have em all. Gnd Newport (M.) Daily Express ment which might be called the reassured those he called: “Fear heart attacks and a myriad of other to be problem free, however. Delphi not, for I am with you.” (Isa. 43:4) St. Bartholomew Convent Earphones Lighting fixtures. Lighting panels. Tools. And beautiful ceiling pan^s in all ailments. foresees a shortage of technicians sof\s of special perttems. At all sorts of special prices. Here s how little a with the skills necessary to service carried 12'xl4' room can cost: ______Andrew Younei. all the new computer-controlled lightning ssoo. robots and automated equipment. Yesterdays sal only PREFINISHED PREFiNISHED The 32-hour workweek could thus 2’x4’ WHITE LINCOLN, Neb. (U PD - LAY-IN PANELS WHITE GRID WDDD GRAIN turn out to have some un­ A 22-year-old woman, REWARD Carter’s unguided missile Owens Corning SYSTEM GRID SYSTEM programmed and not so desirable struck by lightning while 25 years ago his eighth term in Eighth District. By FEE RODERICK racists, " and South African Prime Carter dumped him? characteristics, such as a high rate listening to music through ON TUESDAY JULY 18, 1978 -Storage Esprit fi95 12’ M.R. 2.1D 10 years ago 12’ Main WASHINGTON - Andrew Young Minister John Vorster is “very much The standard answer here is that of robot absenteeism and a lot of Planning Board blocks liquor law stereo headphones in her BETWEEN 8:30 A 8:30 P.M. Pebble 2.5D 2’ C T. .45 This date was a Sunday; The bedroom, is reported in chests a) 2’ Cross Tee has dishonored his country and the over the hill intellectually and in Young is fulfilling a needed role as overtime for their human repairmen changes. SOMEONE IN THE PORTER ST. Sculptured 2.75 4’ C.T. .9D every other kind of way.” president’s “point man” — taking on those long-three-day weekends. Fire Chief John Merz is named for Herald did not publish. good condition at Bryan undcriMdor fc fc / 4' Cross Tee cause of freedom everywhere. He upright Plastic 10’W.A. 1.45 ★ ★ ★ controversial stands on sensitive Memorial Hospital. OAKGROVE AREA SHOT AND 10’ Wall should resign as U.N. Ambassador or Authorities said Virginia r«g. $1.66 Panel 2.95 be removed from, office. In a Playboy interview, Young issues as Carter’s lightning rod. He is CRITICALLY WOUNDED A GERMAN Angle 1.25 especially important, so goes the Keathley was in bed SH FPH FR n But the burden of his removal lies called former presidents Nixon and listening to the stereo not with Congress, which attempted Ford “racists ... not in the rationale, in gaining acceptance for Carter: A Success in Bonn through earphones about 2 A $S00‘.00 REWARD WILL BE *y*m to impeach him following his incredi­ aggressive sense but in that they had the United States in Third World a.m. Thursday when light­ PAID TO THE PERSON OR PERSONS IMf ble remark that there are “hundreds, no understanding of the problems of countries, especially black Africa. By HELEN THOMAS the main shopping boulevard after he fit! on the cccasion of Carter’s visit. ning followed the wires thing colored peoples anywhere.” Later, in But Young’s approach too often has Also, unlike John F. Kennedy’s SUPPLYING INFORMATION TO THE maybe even DPI While lloUBe Reporter had visited the wall. into the house and struck MANCHESTER POLICE DEPT. OR thousands of peo­ the cause of equal opportunity, he included soft-pedaling the com­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President According to German cor­ famous trip to Berlin wall in 1963, an her. THE TOPPING FAMILY - 046-3541 liM ple I would call added presidents Johnson and munist threat in developing nations. Carter has made promises at the respondents, there was a tremendous estimated 85 percent of the East Ger­ She received second- FLUSH DOORS political prisoners Kennedy to his list of “racists.” And his naive views have not been Bonn economic summit he hopes he impact from the president’s address mans were able to catch Carter’s degree burns, police said. LEADING TO THE ARREST A Lauan. Sturdily con- in U.S. jails " The But Young’s crowning achieve­ lost on many of those leaders. can keep. But Congress holds all the at the war memorial, his look with visit on television. CONVICTION OF THE PERSON OR atructed. Full ranga of burden lies with ment to date has to be his latest ★ ★ ★ cards. binoculars over the wall into the East Perhaps the highest compliment on PERSONS RESPONSIBLE. Jimmy Carter naivete, spilled out in a French “Andrew Young says it does not Carter convinced the leaders of the German “human wasteland” and the Carter’s give-and-take performance ONE DAY ONLY! " ... The respon­ newspaper interview just hours matter if African states go Marxist- giant industrialized nations that he "town meeting” he held with a cross at the town meeting came from West A t low a * . . '9 . 8 5 sibility for the before Secretary of State Cyrus because they want to go on trading expects to cut down oil imports and of Germans, young and old, quizzing German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, conduct of Ambassador Young rests Vance met with his Soviet counter­ with America,” President Mobutu to raise the value of the dollar on the him. who has been very sparing in his 11 am-5 pm with the president of the United part in Geneva to express concern Sese Seko of Zaire said last year. “Is world market. He says he gave no Carter reaffirmed all the pledges praise of Carter in the past. Schmidt SAT., States," noted Rep. Charles Wiggins over Soviet treatment of dissidents. that the position of the Carter Ad­ formal commitments on his other op­ of all presidents before him since told an interviewer that if Carter had JULY 22 (R-Calif.) in floor debate. "If we are Predictably, the Kremlin eagerly ministration? If it is, we should be tions if Congress again fails him. World War II that the security of been running for public office in to heap criticism on Mr. Young, we seized Young’s views to deflect world told about it, and we will then be in a From the president's standpoint, West Germany and West Berlin Berlin, he would have been elected. should perforce heap that some attention away from the trials of position to arrange for our own sur­ the summit was a success, with its would be defended against any com­ AAA criticism on that individual who Alexander Ginzburg and Anatoly render on better terms today than limited objectives of getting all par­ ’The president’s appearance was a munist attack. And that sat very well DIMENSION LUMBER maintains Mr. Young in office and Scharansky. tomorrow.” ties to do more to speed economic with the Berliners particularly. spectacular showcase for TO END TAPING “These words are noteworthy, In the past, Carter obviously has fails to supervise his conduct.” recovery. Invited to visit East Berlin by an democracy. With the people asking PROBLEMS FOREVER! 2x4-8/0 Feelings are running high against since they come from a member of hesitated to remove Young, the most ■AAA elderly German woman. Carter in­ questions which had not been cen­ ECONOMY visible black in his administration, Young, however, and some members the Cabinet and therefore signify an On the personal side, there is no dicated that despite the pitfalls that sored beforehand. Carter’s candid At Iasi, there's a new way to gel prolessional GR. studs $1.35 of the House were in no mood to wait official admission that political for domestic political reasons. He question that the five-day journey to was not beyond the realm. answers — even the “I don’t know” drywall finishing — without a professional's costs! You just trowel it on. Sand lightly or not it out, as they have in the past, to see persecution is widespread in the has an opportunity to cut his losses, West Germany, which included a AAA on the question of when the wall at all. And paint! No taping. No aligning. No if Carter would take action to defuse United States,” said the official and introduce some welcome state visit, was exhilarating for him. ’The Eastern bloc attitude was in­ would come down — was impressive. problems. Comes ready to use. Stays flexible. his unguided missile. A mqtion to im­ Soviet news agency Tass. leadership at the White House, by He felt good about it and was teresting. Traffic was slowed down He had been primed beforehand to YOUR Makes the job go faster, better! peach Young was killed on a “ The sophisticated machine of moving decisively this time. satisfied that he had made points at Checkpoint Charlie before and look out for Iwoby trap East-West procedural vote of 293-82 tabling it. political repressions in the United Andrew Young is a national em­ while at the same time not conceding during his visit to Berlin. But the questions. State Department officials ★ ★ ★ States is being perfected with every barrassment and a liability that economic weakness. communists still wanted to put their said openly that they were nervous EARS PIERCED 7.75 par gallon In Connecticut, Congressmen passing year,” it added. America and the free world cannot over the prospect of questions com­ He drew a crowd of what was es­ best face on the situation, and had GRAVEL MIX William Cotter, Christopher Dodd, ★ ★ ★ afford. ing from left field which might cause Pair of Hypo Srhonlc MA8TERCHARQE timated as one-third of Berlin when painters using cranes late at night, SAVINGS OH USED EQUIPMENT PRE-MIX CEMENT Robert Giamo, Ronald Sarasin and Pressed on the issue. Young dis­ international repercussions. But VISA *Hcri|)|»8 League INewHpaprrH 1978 his motorcade passed slowly down whitewash the wall, erasing the graf- Mixed to the proper ratio, Toby Moffett voted to kill the im­ tributed a statement saying he had Carter was at home with the press AND FLOOR MODELS T H E I Ju»t add water and it’s peachment motion. Congressman never “equated the status of political SCOOPS ______larPoKSmiyd conference style format which he has Stewart McKinney did not vote on the freedom in the United States with used so often. • LAMM MONIRS ready to use. *2.60 w k9Him Hi HY m m . miMf M i m M lb. bag motion. that in the Soviet Union. I know of no Mi' TEU< Ol nnnn Ym On such occasions, Carter displays •RmMGMOWIR$ nsn 00 wur Tor iPyi«ff. W. H. ENGLAND The bill of particulars against instance in the United States where ma pd You mmY a flair for handling tough questions For Only Carter’s close friend and fellow persons have received penalties for im k AiMts PIP... and gives articulate responses. He TRAaORS 6 4 9 - 5 2 0 1 Georgian is long. monitoring our government’s posi­ 1 also has a chance to project his per­ •TnUR$ ’AND MORI Your ears pierced by a trained professional using a Shortly after his nomination in 1977 tion on civil or human rights.” sonality and at times displays a quick precision instrument. (Persons 6 to 18 must be accom­ he called the Cuban forces a Young’s clarification fell far short sense of humor, which does not come panied by a guardian. A consent form must be signed at the COMPANY “stabilizing influence" in Angola — a of repudiating his assertion that across in his prepared addresses. CAPITOL EQUIPMENT counter.) This clinic meets all stale requirements remark he has never retracted. there are hundreds or thousands of Thus, in people contacts abroad. Rather than cement relationships political prisoners in this country—a Carter seems to have touched a MANCHESTER, CONN. ROUTE 44A, BOLTON NOTCH with allies. Young has gone out of his charge that is simply untrue. chord. The German people, no OPEN M0N.-FRI. 7;30-8;00, SAT. 7:30 TO 4:00 way to Insult them. Britain, accor­ Given the damage Young has done matter what Schmidt's attitude may « M AW ST. ______Cjr r m ding to him, ' almost invented to so many facets of U.S. foreign be, reacted favorably to the visit by racism the Swedes are “terrible policy, it must be asked: Why hasn’t an American leader. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mumhcslcr, (’mm.. F it, .lulv 21. 1976 - I'AGE SEVE.N PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Frl,, July 21, 1978 ■ ------' n i l i » i i — fc m a SLRB agent would bar Blackstone Henry-DesRosier Births secretarial complaint supports Pozzalo, Jesslra Anne, daughter EAST HARTFORD -A n dgent for bad faith: The union said the board Elizabeth Jayne DesRosier and Kenneth Joseph Henry, of Gary T. and Lynne Camelli Poz- both of Marysville, Calif., were married June 18 at St. the state Labor Relations Board has went into bargaining session with its Marcella zato of 8 Strong Ave., Vernon. She mind made up to eliminate the job John's Catholic Church in Carmichael, Calif. was born June 23 at Manchester recommended that the board dismiss The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Memorial Hospital. Her maternal a 'Secretarial union's complaint evaluation system. Ruth DeCozio, president of the EAST HARTFORD -Mayor DesRosier of Carmichael. The bridegroom is the son of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. agqinst the Board of Education. 1 Ip a letter released Thursday, John Local 435 of the Office of Richard H. Blackstone Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry of 54 Arnott Road. Edward Carnelli. of 11 Plano Place. clarifjed comments made during an The Rev. John Marshall of St. John's Catholic Church W.'Kingston.* an agent for the state Professional Employees Inter­ Her paternal grandparents are Mr. interview by saying he supports the board, said the complaint would be national Union, said Thursday that officiated. and Mrs. John Pozzato of 1 Echo, bid of Democrat Marcella Fahey for The bride wore her mother’s wedding dress. Mike An­ dismissed unless there were an the union will appeal the decision. Drive, Vernon. Her paternal great- the Third District state senate seat. drews of Reno, Nev., was soloist and Marge Gland of V t ? ' objection by either the union or the The union will ask for a full hearing grandparents are Mrs. C. Pierce of before the state Board of Labor In an interview with The Herald. Auburn, Calif., was organist. 1 Echo Drive, Vernon and Mrs. state board. Blackstone had said about Mrs. Denise Zeigler of Carmichael served as maid of honor. The union had objected because it Relations, she said. Manuel Pozzato of West Palm Beach, Fahey, “I haven’t labeled her. I Bridesmaids were Mrs. Helen Ricchette of Marysville, % Fla. Her maternal great- said the Board of Education acted in Miss Lisa Schmidt of Carmichael, and Mrs. Debbie make no judgment at this point." grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. P. East Hartford He added. “1 am not a liberal. And DesRosier of Killeen, Texas, the bride's sister-in-law. Nerni of Hartford and Anthony Junior bridesmaids were Miss Anna Miller and Miss I'm more comfortable with people Carnelli of Rocky Hill. She has a Police report Tammy Miller, both of Carmichael. Miss Bobbi Miller of who are not. I'll have to wait until sister, Amy Elizabeth, 18 months. Mrs. Fahey has presented herself to Carmichael was flower girl. High School Kevin Dougan of Manchester served as best mah. East Hartford Hillside St., East Hartford, was the public on the issues before I Li-RlumI, Mary Krnnren, daughter , *.-y V.jr-v.— V . • '/’. Si;. Hawaii. They will reside in Marysville. brothers, Richard, 7, and Corey, 5; Mr. and Mrs. John Ellison of 287 McCarthy is Mr. Ellison’s nephew. failure to obey a stop sign. Burnside Avenue, you may notice this new ensure that everyone will know where East Both Mr. and Mrs. Henry are serving as airman first Woodbridge St. marked their 50th conduct, threatening and iriterfering His court answer (late is Aug. 4. liberal. and a sister, Patricia, 2V2. The Ellisons have four granchildren. sign identifying East Hartford High School. Hartford High is located. (Herald photo by class in the U. S. Air Force stationed at Beale AF B, Calif. wedding anniversary on July 14. They The Ellisons have resided in with a police officer. Harry Masiehok, 52, of Hartford Mrs. Fahey is running against' iw r . and Mrs. Kenneth J. Hen r y were married July 14, 1M8 at the Manchester for 12 years. Prior to Police said McCollough was was charged Wednesday with dis­ The wooden sign stands in the front driveway Blake) Republican Minority Leader Esther Iturkanip, Ti-rcKu Lynn, daughter B. Clarke for the state senate seat. of Kenneth Burkamp Jr. and Linda Church of the Nazerene in that time they lived in Vernon for 39 hitchhiking when a police cruiser orderly conduct in connection with a Harvey of 108A McKee St. She was Manchester. years, stopped and an officer told him to ‘disturbance in court. He was Wives prefer to go it alone born July 10 at Manchester Memorial They were honored by their son and move along. Police said he became released on his promise to appear. Hospital. Her maternal grandmother daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ellison is retired from Pratt & loiid and threatened the officer, while No court date was given. Whitney Division of United is Christine Pelletier of Enfield. Her Wilbur Ellison of Rising Sun, Md., refusing to move along. L au rie A. L ew is, 17, of 52 C&W Catering gets Carnival Technologies Corp. in East Hartford; paternal grandmother is Virginia along with other friends and He appeared in court Thursday and Kingsbury Ave., Tolland, was The couple spends the winters in Burkamp of 122 Park St. She has a relatives, at the home of Mr. and had his case continued until Aug. 7. charged Wednesday with reckless Dieters don’t need ‘help’ Mrs. John McCarth'' of Vornon. Mr. Florida. (Herald photo by Chastain) ■ He was released on a written driving. She was involved in a two- will open brother, Rocco, 3. promise to appear. car accident on Route 83. Her court restaurant license By Dr. Richard Stuart Whatever the husbands' behavior and retard progress toward SliarpIcy, David Janira, son of date is July 25 in Rockville. on Monday behavioral objectives. grandmothers are Ruth French of Mrs. Linus A. Heisserer of Scott Ci­ There was a burglary in the Farm DR. RICHARD STUART is psy­ motivations - whether they are fully James D. and Jane French Sharpley Coventry ment inspected the firm’s equipment When wives understand these prin­ Ridge Street and Raymond Bowen of ty, Mo. His paternal grandparents, Drive area. Police said the thief cut a By CHRIS BLAKE Mrs. Kniep said Wawer's truck chological director of Weight supportive of their wives or of 125 South St., Bolton. He was born Helen David of 1220 Main St., there last week. ciples, they can often help their Burnham Street, South Windsor, are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph G. Jamaitis; screen on a bathroom window and llcnilil Rcporlcr was parked outside of Mt. Carmel Watchers International. Inc., and struggling to wreck their spouses’ ef­ July 11 at Manchester Memorial "Who does he know in the Town EAST HARTFORD -St. Rose husbands interact with them in a new released the latch. It happened Coventry, and her son Theodore EAST HARTFORD - A catering Hall today with the doors open. author of "Act Thin-Stay Thin " (Nor­ forts — two tactics can help wives Hospital His maternal grandparents of 45 Westwood St. His maternal Hall to get away with this," Mrs. Church kicks off its sixth annual car­ way. As an added advantage, the new Jumailis, Jon Joseph, son of great-grandmother is Mrs. Lovia during the past two weeks when the David of the same address were both firm which has drawn the ire of "This is disturbing to us that we ton). attempting to win the weight-loss are Mr, and Mrs. Maurice French of Lawrence J. and Emilie Jane charged Thursday with disorderly Kniep said. "Who knows him?" nival with rides, games and contests styie of interaction can also carry Diebold of Oran, Mo. His paterrtal family was on vacation. A coin Roberts Street residents who charge have a restaurant in a residential Monday evening, July 24, at 6:30. Wives would rather go it alone than battle: 82 Ridge St. His paternal grand­ Heisserer Jamaitis of 20 Linwood conduct. First, wives should redirect their over into relations with their great-grandmother is Mrs. Mai^! collection worth $25.50 was reported it with illegally operating out of the zone, " Mrs. Kniep said today. Would mayor like il? The carnival will be held every have their husbands’ help in losing parents are Mr, and Mrs. David Drive. He was born July 11 at Police said the two were involved "W hether he's catering in Mt. husbands’ efforts along these three children. Jamaitis of Manchester. He has a missing. Mt. Carmel Hall was granted a "Other citizens who live on other night next week from 6:30 to 11 p.m. weight. This is the conclusion of a re­ Sharpley of Prince Edward Island, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His in a domestic disturbance. Both were Carmel Hall or out of Mt. Carmel lines: When husbands become construc­ sister, Teri Marie, 5V2. restaurant license for its office at 29 streets in East Hartford should in the church parking lot, with an cent survey 1 conducted of attitudes Canada. His maternal great- maternal grandparents are Mr. and Vernon released on their promise to appear Hall. I don't see the difference." toward weight-control programs. 1. Husbands should be encouraged tively involved in their wive's Frances St. realize that the same thing can added matinee from 2 to 4 p.m. Joseph Delaurentis, 22. of 30 in court in Rockville on July 25. Mrs. Kniep said she does not More than three-fourths of the to set a good example by eating the weight-loss efforts, they can often According to Clem Wawer of C&W happen on their street," Mrs. Kniep Saturday. believe that Wawer's daughter women who reached their goal proper amounts of carefully chosen become their spouses’ best allies. Catering, the firm was granted a said. ' There will be 10 amusement rides operates the business. weights through participation in a foods. Changing a long-standing pattern restaurant permit by the town's "Would the mayor like it if and 37 parish-staffed booths, offering "I think it's marvelous that he weight-control group said their 2. Husbands should offer their of interaction is not easy, as we all Health Department for an office at 29 someone living next door to him was food, arts and crafts, tag sale ar­ know. Therefore, it is important to Three will face Frances St. keeps coming up with all of these dieting was simplified by their wives gentle reminders of their new operating a restaurant?" ticles, plants, home-made baked stories.” she said. "He should write husbands not being involved. eating program. Helping their wives build outside social support for The office is in an R-4 (residential) Mrs. Kniep said the next step for goods, bingo, and other games of a novel." Moreover, the women ranked the remember to plan for constructive attempts to change both problem zone, which prohibits restaurants, the Roberts Street neighbors is to chance. e.ating can greatly aid long-range eating and stressful marital interac­ ^HEALTH vandalism counts but allows an office to be set up Ilcullli I)C|(I. OKM it desire to please their husbands sixth show their displeasure with the situa­ Nearly 500 parishioners have in a list of seven reasons for wishing success. tion concerning management of food. ■ Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. VERNON —Three Rockville High ■authorities. within a home. Mrs. Kniep said that Robert tion at the polls next year. volunteered their services to help That's the second tactic for wives Wawer said the firm, run by his to lose weight. The list was headed 3. Husbands should be ever ready School students, two of them Lt. Edwin Carlson of the special Schultz, head of the town's health of­ “We were considering getting ..a make the carnival a success. by desires to improve personal to compliment their wives' seeking to lose weight. juveniles, were arrested Thursday on services unit of the Vernon Police daughter, Margaret Wawer, stores fice in the department of health, told writ of mandamus against the town.^j The conclusion Saturday night will appearance and health and to prove successful efforts and to ignore their Choosing a friend who will lend a Superior Court warrants charging Department and Harold DeLisle, all of its equipment in a truck. He her Thursday that Wawer's equip­ she said, "but why should we spend include the raffle drawing for a 1978 to themselves that they could do it. eating lapses. word of encouragement and a sym­ them in connection with the acts of juvenile officer, made the arrests said, "We do the job on the premises. ment was inspected at Mt. Carmel money out of our own pockets to take Mercury Monarch and other targe While only one-third of the wives This third step is contrary to most pathetic ear or joining a weight- vandalism discovered at Rockville following an intensive investigation. "If we were going to cater a party Hall. the town to court? We're taxpayers prizes. who succeeded in losing weight said people's normal interaction style. It management group are two ways to High School early Wednesday mor­ The incident happened early in the at the Elks Club, we would bring the Schultz told Mrs. Kniep that the of the town." Ben Jurewicz and Edward Hastie they would have wanted their can be taken only with considerable get this constructive support. Both Female hormone cream equipment there and cook the food Mrs. Kniep said the town is not en­ are the general chairmen lor the car­ ning. morning. The vandals smashed about catering business was given a permit husbands to attend weight control effort. Sadly, we are all far more friend and group provide oppor­ there," he said. to operate a restaurant, but not at forcing its own ZBA ruling. this. The tissue changes in the cream is relatively about it. I’m sending you Gerald A. Santos, 16, of 27 Old 9() windows, and also broke light nival. classes with them, slightly more than likely to take positive actions for tunities to practice redirecting DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 He said his daughter has run the Frank N. Barone, the director of small. Therefore, it is com­ The Health Letter number . Town Road was charged with second- fixtures, doorknobs, ceiling tiles, Mt. Carmel Hall. They are aided by a staff which in­ half said their husbands had been granted, letting them pass without husbands' actions. These sym­ am 53 and just had my are apparent on examina­ business since July, 1977. inspections and permits, said his paratively safe. If you have 5-12, Menopause, Other,' degree criminal trespassing and was smoke detectors, thermostats and Roberts Street in the Mt. Carmel cludes: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sonn- helpful during their dieting. One- comment, while coming down hard pathetic outsiders can also offer a lift yearly check-up. tion. Any number of "This is a lot of baloney that he department "is keeping an eye on itching and burning caused reailers who want this; released on a $1,000 nonsurety bond other items. Police said the office area is zoned R-3. It is a residential tag, accounting; Mr. and Mrs. Dan third of the women said they had also on even the smallest mistake. when progress seems particularly Everything was fine, the creams that contain a operates out of his truck," said Mrs. Mt. Carmel Hall." by a deficiency in female issue can send 50 cents for appearance in Superior Court 19, was ransacked and papers strewn zone and business use is prohibited DelMastro and Mr. and Mrs. Neil received help from their children. But remember that any time we difficult. blood was normal and my small amount of the Susan Kniep of 50 Roberts St. - He said, "The job of our depart­ Pap test was O.K. It's been female hormone and can hormones this mild treat­ with a iong, stamped, self- ' Rockville, July 25. about. A baseball bat was found at unless a special variance is obtained Cleary, accounting; Mrs. Ann Car- These findings suggest that, while pay attention to another’s behavior — Indeed, whether husbands help or Mrs. Kniep is one of the residents ment is to enforce the zoning tolono and Mrs. Lois Hawrau, arts 10 years since my last be applied locaily will ment will prove to be of addressed envelope for i t ' The two juveniles were charged the scene, police said. The school’s from the Zoning Board of Appeals. constructive Interest from family even to criticize it — we strengthen hinder, this kind of added positive who has said the firm has operated Wawer applied for such a variance regulations." and crafts; Mrs. Judy Burke and period. I don't have any relieve the condition. That considerable benefit to to me in care of The , with first-degree criminal mischief alarm system wasn’t operating at the members may help some worrien to that behavior. That makes it more force can often mean the difference out of Mt. Carmel Hall for the past and was denied in March. He said in He said the restaurant permit for Mrs. Doris Frazier, baked goods; problem. is what your doctor is you. Manchester Evening and third-degree burglary. They time, they said. lose weight, others succeed despite a likely to recur. Thus, even negative between success or failure in two years. Aprii he would move his firm out of 29 Frances St. “does not allow him to Jack Pelligrinelli, bingo; Anthony The doctor advised me to trying to do for you. If you’re worried about Herald, P.O. Box 1551, _ were referred to juvenile court lack of this support. Indeed, many of attention can bring on problem reaching goal weight. the hall and continue to cater parties operate his catering business out of use a cream called You should know that the your medicine 1 think you Radio City Station, New ' Donatelli and Elaine Thibodeau, car the women in the survey indicated there." amount of female hormone should talk to your doctor York, NY 10019. that take place there. raffle; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lucier, that their husbands actually in­ Dienestrol to balance the Barone said his department will hormones. After reading ■fhe neighbors say he still operates soda: Nathan Cyr, donut machine. terfered with their weight-loss ef­ South Windsor High School honor roll the catering firm out of the hall. continue to'watch Mt. Carmel Hall. Dottie Welch, fish bowl; Frank forts. all the caution signs my husband doesn’t want me Mrs Kniep said the health depart­ Cbffev. food booth; Jared Fogel, The survey, summarized in my smash-a-beer-can; Bill Moffett, ice to use it. I don’t want to Sheryl Omara, Michael frey Bird, Pauline Hjarne. Bcrghuis. Lynne Boucher. book "Act Thin-Stay Thin" (Norton), cream; Ray Lajeunesse. have any itch or burning. Seniors Oreilly, Cheryl Pane, Richard Elizabeth Hosking. Chervl Nancy Bradley. offers some insight into how and why Parker, Amy Piechowski, Stephen Brazier, Marc maintenance; Bob Emerick and Joe DEAR READER - High honors Hulstein, Helen Kallai. Bruce many husbands were not helpful. Bernard Prusaczyk, Keith Brisson. Anna Cameron. Since it's been 10 years Carol Billig, Timothy Karasik, Pamela Kean, An­ Cyr, electrical; Regis Langlais. con­ Husbands are far more likely to Bell Street Stables Pugliese, Angela Reffel, drian Kebalo, Eugene Keen, Peter Carlson. David Clegg, since your menopause oc­ Blinn, Theresa Campanelli, struction; Dick Console and Jack comment on their wives’ dieting Paul Cottle. Kara Haddadi, Karen Roberts, Denise Steven Kochman, Katherine Dennis Culhane, Theresa Skylab doomed Griffen, game wheels; Rick Lazaren. failures than to praise their dieting curred it's probably true Wooded and Open Martha Hanchuk, Margaret Rodier, Melody Romeo, Susan Krawski, Polly Lane. Deskus, Penny Dodd. that you are low on female Rosenzweig, David Thomas Dorman. Deborah penny pitch, successes. They are also unlikely to Janowiec. Paul Lange, Cynthia Maryann DiCiccio, pick-a-number; hormones. And in that trails and turn out areas Schroeder, Edgar Sewall, Lariviere, Jon Mahoney, Drost, Margo-Ann Duclos. curb their own overeating to aid Sue Marsh, Alison Mason, Linda Leone and Jan Sheehan, pic­ length of time you may Lorna Perkins, Susan Platt, Laurie Sherman, Kimberly Michael Mangino, Diane Phillip Dunham, Stephen to fall to earth their wive's food-management ef­ tures; Mary Muro, pizza; Carol Gar­ forts. well have changes in your Alison Plumley, Donna Siegmund. Marquis, Elizabeth Durrenberger, Kryzana Box stalls for rent Jill Sievers, David Singer, Duszuny, Marion Dziama, ble and Mrs. George Cullen, plants; Few husbands deliberately try to vaginal vault. Shapiro, Melinda Simao, Jan McGuinness, Colleen "Every day we play with, we find with complete cere Anne Sirois, Helen Snelgrove. Mark Eliasson, Donna En- HOUSTON (UPI) - The director Sally Donatelli, Mrs. Barbara sabotage their wives' efforts. Rather W hen a w o m an is Snyder, Jill Snyder, Ellen McTeague, Christine Mealy, something else wrong," Kraft said. Hayrld* PartiM Avallabla, Lori Sousa, Mary Toce, Sherilyn Melnick, Karen drelunas. of the Johnson Space Center says the Mag'notta and Mrs. Johanna Nagle, they are often unaware of what they deficient in female hor­ IMiitaker. "The equipment is failing. Put that with or without buffat lunch. Jeanne Trusch, Christina Meyerhardt. Nicole Farris, Cathy Fran- 84-ton Skylab space station is sponsors; Meg and Denise Archam- are doing and of the impact of their mones the cells change and Honors together with the pressure of money Pair of Whitt Parefiarona avaffabfa Turnbull, Betty Vicenzo, John Montano, Janet Morse, zosa, Cynthia Frazier, Laura destined to fall to Earth as early as bault. sponsor signs; Bill Geary. Bill behavior upon their wives. Some she may develop itching Dianne Allen, David Christopher Wasik. Gagnon, Kevin Garvey, next spring because of equipment and the schedule of the space shuttle, paracfoa and afiowt. Macy Moulton, Howard Foley, and Joe Geary, supplies and husbands simply enjoy overeating and burning because of lor Aregood, Donna Bancroft, Christine Wassenar, Lisa Robert Goldman, Sarah Grif­ the engine problems we've been Murphy, Thomas Nadeau. failures and lack of funding, inventory; Mary Jurewicz and Arden Full-tlma tchedulad leaaona with Ex-LIppIzzan Stallion Rider John Beck, Marlene Whalen, Elaine White, Rose having — we're going to solve those with their mates and do not wish to Belliveau. David Beltramello, James Nesteruk, Lisa Parent. fiths, Alan Gudrian, Donna "Unfortunately, I think that Skylab as Instructor: “Carl J. Workhoven” Wodal. Debbie Young, Cindy Hanchuk, Mark Harding. but not overnight — and the timetable Hodgdon. tag sale. lose that companionship. David Blume, Catherine Doreen Peak, Laura Pugliese, is going to die," said Dr. Chris Kraft Talk to Bob or Carl 6SS-0221 Zalucki, Nicoleen Foran, Donna Harris. Kimberly Linda Gillis and Teresa Kelly, Other husbands feel that excess Bohls. Richard Bolstridge, Ellen Rowe, Gloria Russell. in a copyrighted interview in today's for the shuttle is questionable itself, After 8 p.m. call 659-0201 Justin Sullivan. Hatch, Debbie Hearn, Kenyet- tickets and advance sales; Jean weight prevents their wives from Susan Botticello, Sarah Cheryl Russo, Lisa Russo. editions of the Dallas Morning News. "All those factors make Skylab ta Hendon, Cynthia Hopkins. Gemme. wishing well; Sister Jean widening their social and work op­ Burnham. Jane Cantara, Juniors Peter Russo, Julia Sabia, Paul “We are going to have to live with very, very questionable. " Susan Hyman. Ann Johnston. Kieltyka and Barbara Magnotta. car­ portunities. They fear the stability of Almanac Carol Carbonneau, Laurie High honors Sanborn. Laurie Santerson, the fact that Skylab is going to die a Flight controllers Thursday, after 524Bell St. Glastonbury^ Jane Schiumo, David Frank Joslin, Emma Kallai, nival worker coordinates; Bob their marriages will be threatened if Carlo. Charles Anderson, natural death." an overnight incident in which an on­ about 35 miles southwest of Schmidt, John Schneider, Diana Kalnins, Jeffrey Donahue. Judy Donahue and Rob their spouses lose weight. By United I’resH Interiiutional Cynthia Carlson, Honpra Margaret Bond, Michele NASA has tried with mixed success board computer burned one-fifth of The artic tern winters In the Marilyn Schneider. Kelley, Holly Kenyon. Donahue, publicity. Still other husbands have entered Today is Friday, July 21st, the Washington, D.C. Garney, Nola Carney, Andre Croteau, Thomas Favreau, the craft's remaining attitude control Antarctic and summers in Gary Shelto, Susan Simao. Lori Knafel, William since June 11 to keep the orbiting year into unspoken contracts with their In 1873, outlaw Jesse James held Charbonneau. Sharon Collins, Annie Flocco, Kenneth Fon­ fuel, canceled re-streamlining The carnival is held each 202nd day of 1978 with 163 to follow. Greenland and Alaska. Earl Smith, Susan Sobolov, Krawski, Dean Kremidas, laboratory in a flight profile Rose wives. The husband is permitted his up the Rock Island Express train at Catherine Cook, Diane taine. Deborah Gobetz, Susan maneuvers and turned to their flight (with proceeds going to St. The moon is between its full phase Diemers, Allen Denyer, Laura Dawn Soucy, Kathi Carleen Kueza, Wanda Kulis, minimizing the outer atmosphere's personal excess, such as heavy social Griffin. Aria Harrison. Mark Lacaprucia, Coleen simulators. Church and school. and last quarter. Adair, Iowa, and escaped with three- Devney, Kathleen Dillon. Sprengelmeyer, Joyce St. drag on its 240-mile-high orbit, which drinking, in exchange for granting '' Nature Has A Gift For You... Nancy Kenway, Debbie Lacasse, Richard Laneri, A NASA spokesman said the set­ The morning star is Jupiter. thousand dollars. •Robert Doer, David Cyr, Steven Thomas, Jill has deteriorated faster than his wife permission to overeat. Kidd, Nancy Banning, Thompson. Christopher Larocco, Marcia back convinced officials they were In 1930, the U.S. Veterans Ad­ Durocher, Mary Duval, Scott Michael Mazor, Barbara Or- expected. When the wife curbs her excessive The evening stars are Mercury, Donald Veilleux, Jamie Lassman. insufficiently prepared to take con­ Mars, Venus and Saturn. ministration was established. Eliasson. David Elliott, sino, Clifford Parker, CJieryl Officials hoped to keep Skylab eating, the husband often fears he PLANTS YOU CUN Richard Falcinelli, Margaret Wall, Susan Walsh, Michelle Julie Leathers, David trol of Skylab. Those born on this date are under In 1961, Air Force Captain Virgil Pierce, Robert Shaffer, Warner. Lisa Wojtyna, Labreux. Michele Lenkeit. from slowing down and burning up will be expected to forego his self- Ficaro. Richard Fiorita, Scott Denise Woodman. in the Earth’s atmosphere until a Fire calls indulgent pleasure. the sign of Cancer. American author Grissom became tbe second Freeman, Karen Friedman, Deborah Wood, Joy Zdanis. Robert Leone, Alan Lobaugh, • Honors Darby Long, Thomas Lucia, space shuttle crew next year can Finally, some husbands seem to Ernest Hemingway was born July American to rocket into space. His PLANT ANYTIME Lisa Fritzen. Sophomores Karen Allard, Eric Andrus, Thomas Luty, Bridget boost it higher or crash it harmless­ enter into undercover battles to sub­ 21st, 1899, Mercury capsule ride lasted 16 Catherine Futtner, James High honors Cheating charged IjjasI Hartford J O ' ' Jayne Appleton, Kelly Marouski. ly- vert their wives' self-improvement On this day in history: minutes. ANYWHERE Goodwin, Deborah Grogan. William Baker, Cyndy Thursday. 10:26 a m. —Medical call to Keith Hagelin, Marie Halpin, Ashlow, Lisa Bambara, Don­ Tina Mattera, Patricia However, Kraft said the craft may BAGUIO CITY, Philippines (UPI) efforts. The husbands are attempting A thought for the day: Ernest Barret, Gregory Beaulieu, McAndrew. Dennis 82 Burnside Ave. In 1861, the first major military Robert Hatch. Bryan Heath, na Bannon, Renee Beebe, not maintain its orbit long enough to *1- The tempest in a yogurt cup moved to insure that they will not be sur­ Hemingway wrote: "The world is a Marie Boltramello. Sharlette Caruthers, Gary Mclnemev^ Enno Maijers, Thursday. 10:50a.m.—Brush fire at 197 engagement of the Civil War oc­ all D&L stores II thoy’ro pottod, thoy’ro plintablo, ovon Timothy Hennegan, Renee allow a shuttle crew to guide it to a into the battle of the binoculars today passed by their spouses in personal fine place and worth fighting for.” Dawn Benson, Robebt Caye. Michael Cecchini, Tony Mereure. John Merrill. Plain Drive. SiirrosR curred at Bull Run Creek In Virginia, In Mld'Summar. Tha planta you-wani IN Hermosillo, Sheila Hjarne. Susan Deskis, Donna safe crash landing. when the Soviet delegation to the Thursday. 10:55 a.m. —Medical call to Susan Hopkins, Charles Huls- Billig; Rae Ann Blazawski, Dean Miller, Mark Moynihan, CONTAINERS ara “IN SEASON” any Todd Bordonaro, Colette Durocher, Nancy Ferwerda. Soren Olesen. He said NASA’s policy has been to world chess championship charged 382 Burnside Ave. tein. allow the craft to fall to Earth in an K aaaaon... Bosse, Drew Boucher, Jody Phyllis Flocco, Jane Kevin Oneil. Nancy Otten, that challenger Viktor Korchnoi may Thursday, 11:24 a.m. —Medical call to Stop t.. Sheralyn Johnson, Elizabeth Hildebrand. uninhabited area. CLOSED Brazalovich, Laura Callahan, Mary Painter, Jocelyn Patter­ have used the glasses to send coded 45 Smith Drive. Johnston, .Christine Kalajian, Cindy Horsfield, Cathy “The likelihood that it is going to Thursday. 12:46 p.m. —Medical call to a BIRD BATHS ;Kathy Kelley, David Ken- Lisa Carbonello. son, Thomas Perrault, Todd signals. the pots Lisa Carey, Lise Caron, Krivick, Mary Lavoie, Picard, Sandy Platt, Glenn hit something or someone is very Korchnoi, a Russian defector, Gorman Park. a CONCRETE MUMS •drick, MarW Kocum, Lori Deborah Leonard, Renee Thursday, 4:40 p.m. —Water pipe burst Stop next winter’s SUNDAY IKremidas, A)iane Krivick, Susan Carroll, Donna Caruso, Privette. low," Kraft said. “That's sort of like touched off a furor Thursday when he Lizotte, Maria Mainelli, Nori at 482 Burnside Ave. potholes and erosion i/e\ PLANTERS PLANT NOW FOR 'Steven Kuras, Gina Lacafta, George 'Caye, Donalcl Stephen Ranney, Julie being hit by lightning or as Dr. protested that a cup of yogurt served w Charette, Theresa Cheever, Mandell, Kathy Marryat, Raulukaitis, Carlene Ricci, Thursday. 4:54 p.m. —Medical call to n o w with Copeland's Luggage BLUEBERRY FALL BEAUTY iMichelle Laliberte. (Robert) Frosch, the administrator to world champion Anatoly Karpov a NmUnTtOwMlim Carole Marsh, Lynda Martin Park. finest: super-rubber­ July 23rd ; Patricia Lane, Ronald Lauren Clapp. Susan Riddlesworth, Elsie of NASA, has said, it's sort of like For Cniiting or Fljrbig — Morioiir'i H u Just N E H IN B Mary Clark, David Cook, Mawhinney. during a.match served as a signal to Thursday. 9:13 p.m. —Car accident on ized Latex-ite Super- .•Lanier, Victoria Lenkeit, Reardon, Selina Roaix, being hit by a meteorite — and that ’Hm U im g t For Youl C lioou Irom thou Kenneth Cormier, John Criso. Sharon Miller, Linda Stephen Roback. Elizabeth call a draw after the 24th move. Route 2 westbound. Seal, the hl-test • CACTUS (Robert Lizotte, Sheila doesn’t happen very often in man's Foomnio nwMU: Sanwonito (tm carry a com- Wanda Cyr, Brenda Damo^, Parent. Valerie Patrick. Lori Russell. Ann Sampson. Lisa World dhess official Lothar Schmid Thursday. 9:50 p.m. —Medical call to driveway sealer that SELECTIONS •1.59 Maguire, Carol Mahoney, Pelikan. Glenn Pugliese, Dino history. Engine Co. 2. plata IbMl, Atlantic, Vantura, Airway gml for INVENTORY Albert Marques, Denise Elaine Demers, Paul Denno, Sedlock. Theresa Serafin, dismissed that allegation as a "joke " out-pertorms the 3 lor $4.52 Ricciardone, Beverly Schako, "It's not a good situation, we Thursday. 9:58 p.m. —Medical call to Saward. a INSECTISIDES Marques, Rosemarie Martoc- Douglas Denyer, Karen Douglas Sherman. Frank and Soviet officials called it high-priced brands Deskis, Genevieve Doer. Craig Stelling. Anne Stingle. Simao. Melissa Sinkus. accepted that risk when we put it up “ridiculous." McAuliffe Park. while It saves you ci. liaiWaakWHMARLOW’S « Enrylhtni since io n l PUNT U n C M U K 1 CMIJFUMia 1 NOCCOU NONI Luanne Mawhinney, Dale Maureen Donlin, .Gloria James Throwe, Laura Jane Smeallie, John there, and now we’re making a good Viktor Baturinsky. chief of the Today. 2:25 a m. —Medical call to 55 money! This week­ ' Williams, Carol Zeitz. ;McGraw, Michael Donofrio, Kathleen Donovan, Sprengelmeyer, Lori Striebel. -college try." Soviet delegation, then Tollanti St. end . . . GO GET Available DOWNTOWN MAIN S TR U T, MANCHaaTCN - 649-5211 OKU DAILY A SUNDAY 1 AM TD 0:30 PM Mark Durrenberger, Karen Honors Today, 2:36 a.m. —Medical call to the F R U FARKINO FRONT AND REAR OF STORE • McGuinness, Maureen Mealy. Susan Sweet, Gary Theriault. Kraft made his assessment after countercharged that Korchnoi's THE TOUGH ONEI Skid-Realatant MASTER CHAROE CARDS ACCEPTEDI Fasano, Denise Gagnon, Gregory Vale, Cindy Wasik, policee station. •hop DSL Saturday and ^Corinna Meijers, James Lisa Anderson, Anne scientists, using onboard computers, aides in the spectators' area may be OPEN e DAYS • THURS. NITES HI 9:00 Catherine Gantick, Pamela Aril(lsen, Carrie Ashkenazi, George Weremchuk, Christine Today. 7 a.m. —Medical call to 34 Monday tor Summartima aavingal WHITHAM NURSERY I Monterose, Kathy Moriarty, expended some of the space vehicle's sending him signals by moving their |ooi»Ei.A JB rri "GROW WITH US" I Kimberly Marrow, Barry Giangrave, Debbie Grondahl, Carole Bancroft, Gary Beau­ Whalen, Susan Whitlock. Springside Ave. OOIHPJVIWC, IJVO. precious maneuvering propellant binoculars. Today. 8:25 a.m. —Medical call to 1327 Rout* 6 Bolton 643-7802 ; Newton, Nina Noryk, Patricia 1 John Hall, Christine mont, John Bednarz, Jeffrey Mark Williams. Robin I Willow St, Cheshire, CT. 06410 i Hallowell. Donna Heath, Jef- Thursdav to control the lab's roll. Burnside Ave. roooooOTOQOQiiionoooocionnnnfTnnnTtnnnnrmnrrfTff Ocoin. / Benoit. Robin Benson. David Wiskoski. ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle I’AOI-: KIGHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HEHAU), Mam lu’S lfr , Conn.. Fri.. July 21. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. KrI.. July 21, 1978— PAGK NINE 7 P 1 Summer time t Normandy B D C l [ 7 TT R N K 1 t | j_ E (ebbr.) invasion day EIQQ 0 | 3 1 E T Y | E n 0 4 Preen 2 Fodder tower □ □ O 0 h i H 0 8 E L 1 Charles M. Schultz 9 Loud clamor 3 Aquatic bird □ D D A Town told HUD approves IDQD n E R M 1 L [a N 12 Small cube 4 Proteinase n C E D E E T 13 Enthusiastic 5 Hurrah, for a QDC] D A £ . 1 8 1 Dear Abby 14 Trojan short 8 E 8 3 A R 8 mountain 6 Year of 0 YES, WE'RE THE BMUV YES, WE'RE TRVIN6 TO OH.NO...HE WOULPN'T preliminary grant request Y 7 \ f \ T E M 3 R A 15 Southern science (abbr.) 0 7 ( 0 0 1 N 8 1 D T THAT RAN THE AP IN FINPANICE HOME FOR BE A LOT OF TROUBLE,., By Abigail Van Buren state (abbr.) 7 Actor Ferrer 0 A L e G 5 8 D 1 E 16 Biological divi- 6 Plea T THE NEWSPAPER... A P06..AaUALLY, HE'S NO, HE AMUSES HIMSELF DEAR ABBY: I’ve never seen this problem in print E L L 1 [ g T 8 E 1 A By BARBARA RICHMOND He said the $600,000 would allow budgeted for sidewalks in the current sions 9 Coaster L 1 E E j j 0 ^ A E T T E THE BROTHER OF QUITE WELL... the town to move forward with budget so if the grant comes through before, but you have no Idea how much it means to those of 17 Crafty 10 Not employed 8 SI T i g L V E R OUR OWN P06... ^ Herald. Reporter us who are faced with it. 18 Egg part (pi.) 11 Negatives several projects, some which have that should pretty much take care of 29 Above 46 Female VERNON — Mayor Frank McCoy My husband thinks his car is a plaything. It is 20 Ox harness 19 Sunflower been waiting a long time. that program. • 30 Arch (Scot.) relative was informed Thursday that the un^Uevable how immature he becomes when he gets (Pl| state (abbr.) He also said the money would allow He said most of the programs in­ 22 Assistance 31 Very (Fr.) 50 Neat town's preliminary application of a behind the wheel. 24 Few (Fr.) 21 Possessive 34 College the town to take advantage of some volve the Rockville section of town. For example, he’ll pick out a car on the road and try to pronoun 51 Dustbowl $600,000 Small Cities Grant has been 25 Capital of degree (abbr.) victim state funding which would be Others applied for included continua­ “race" with it. Or hell drive with no hands on the wheel, Austria 23 Injury 37 Main idea approved by the Washington office of 52 Immediately available for some of the projects. tion of the owner-occupied residen­ and steer with his KNEES. Or if he sees a pedestrian 26 Rush in 24 Baking tin (2 39 Vast period of Housing and Urban Development. slowly crossing the street, he'll speed up and aim his car 32 Author following One of these, which was on the tial rehabilitation program, drainage wds.) time Notice came from the office of right at him and stop abruptly to “scare" him. He also tries Fleming 55 Atomic preliminary application, would be improvements on Rau and Spring 25 Small bottle 41 Obelisk Congressman Christopher Dodd. to frighten other drivers by seeing how close he can come 33 Madame particle the drainage project on Snipsic streets, drainage improvements at (abbr.) 26 Othello villain 43 Skimpy Vernon, as a town of less than 50,000 to them without actually Mtting them. Believe me, we’ve 56 Cereal grass WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Street. This was listed at $100,000 on the Grove Street housing project for 35 For each 27 Adams' 46 Water main population was eligible to apply for had some pretty close calls. grandson 67 Scottish cap the application. the elderly, and renovations to the se­ He even does these things when our three 36 All excited 47 Horse funding under the program. 38 Snake 7 9 ID 11 Another project that would also Jmpressionable youngsters are in the car, and they seem to ’ 2 3 4 6 6 6 Because the town’s planner and cond floor of th e ' senior citizens 39 First-rate receive stale funding is the im­ enjoy it. If I say one word to him, he flies into a rage, so I (comp, wd.) IZ 13 14 two other members of that depart­ center. provements to the intersection of just sit there and tremble in silence. 40 Not winning ment had resigned, before the HUD had established grant ceiling 42 Atonement 15 16 17 Grove and E. Main streets Can you help me? __ preliminary application was filed, amounts with a "single purpose” ^ ^ SHOW OFF’S WffE 44 Look at (Amerbelle corner.) The federal fun­ IS 19 20 21 the town ^was given assistance in grant to be $250,000; a "comprehen­ DEAR WIFE: If the moot you can do is "gsemble" when 45 Recent (prefix) ding for this is estimated at $85,000. 46 Prattle preparing the application by the state sive” grant with a single year’s fun­ your husband risks the lives of his family—as well as his 22 23 24 And the other, also receiving state ding of $600,000; and a multi-year 49 Composer Office of Policy and Management own and strangers'—you have a bigger problem than you Dvorak 7i 26 27 28 29 30 31 assistance would be the acquisition and its Intergovernmental Relations funding to a maximum of $1.2 million think. 53 Written of the Burke Road playground area at $400,000 a year. Call the traffic division of your locai police department avowal of a 32 33 34 35 Division. debt tor which $50,000 was included in the and report the boob. Give them his license number, and the 37 39 In receiving the news Wednesday The town is in the process of hiring 54 Soils 36 36 application. a new planner and the mayor said he description of his car, and let them know approximately Mayor McCoy said he was a little when and where they can find him. Of course, they cant 56 Type of jacket 40 41 42 43 One of the major projects the 59 Criticize cautious in evaluating it until the full expects this will be within the next touch him until they catch him breaking the law, but if he Small Cities grant would accomplish severely 44 45 application is filed and approved. But few days. The mayor said completion drives as you say he does, theyH soon nab him. would be the repair and reconstruc­ (colloq.) he added that he has good reason to of the full grant application will be DEAR ABBY; What would you do if your husband came 60 True 46 47 46 49 50 51 52 tion of the sidewalks in the Rockville the prime objective for the new 61 Contemporary believe that the money will be home with lipstick on his shirt, trousers, underwear and S3 S4 55 56 57 58 area fo which $200,000 was requested. planner. painter forthcoming. some on his neck, too? Also, Sheldon has hairs on his coat, Mayor McCoy said the town also and they were a color like nobody in our family has. (Looks 62 Noun suffix 59 60 61 63 Adversary "SO WE BROUGHT HA HA.' HE JS like a redhead.) , 64 Nevertheless 62 63 64 i, THIS FUNNV- FUNNV LOOKING.' Shown with Connecticut Senator Lowell Intern Program. The students are, left to I questioned him, and he swore up and down he didn t WHAT'S HIS NAME? know how any of this stuff got there. lNEWSr*»{H (NTERgRiSE kS$K) LOOKING (TOG Weicker (R) are several high school students right, Martin Borawski of East Hartford; Sheldon works in an office with just one woman. I’ve O /E R TO CHEER from the Manchester area who have just Cathleen Gantick, and Lisa Fournier, South Firemen’s beerfest starts never met her, but he says she’s as homely as a mud fence. VOU UP. returned from a week'fn Washington, D. C. as Windsor; George Roccatagliata, Vernon; and I want to trust him, but with all this evidence, how can I? SHELDON’S WIFE Win at Bridge participants in the Congressional Summer Lise Caron, South Windsor. tonight; continues Saturday DEAR WIFE; First Fd find out if this “mud fence" has red hair. If she hss, Fd suspect that she was close enough Conservative piay scores to Sheldon to transfer the above-mentioned evidence. BOLTON — The annual beerfest, a tent for everyone's enjoyment. Bolton Woman’s Club, Bolton Lions (P.S. Any man who comes home in that shape can plead to the queen of spades, try sponsored by the Bolton Volunteer Food and drink, including beer, Club and friends of the department. “amnesia" and get away with It.) NORTH 7-21-A unsuccessfully to get a club Selectmen hear complaint Fire Department, will be tonight soda, hot dogs, hamburgs, DEAR ABBY; My mother-in-law is so superstitious it’s discard on his fourth spade Money raised from the event will 4 A J8 and eventually lead a club from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. and Saturday knockwurst, hot pastrami on rye, and be used to, purchase capital equip­ not even funny. I don’t mind if she believes in all those 4 K 10 7 5 2 from noon to 2 a.m. at the site of the crazy old-fashioned superstitions, but now she’s starting in 4 6 4 3 toward dummy’s king only french fries will be sold throughout ment fpr the d^artment. to have the hand collapse. about boat launch area Bolton Riding Academy on West the festival. on me! 4 K9 I have been married for seven years, and I m exmeting This declarer was our old Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Street (Route 85). Tickets wili be sold at the gate. Corf'ieclioo ' WEST EAST friend pessimistic Pete. my first baby in October, and this crepe-hanger 4 Q 10 9 7 There will be dancing to the music There is no charge for parking. In the pljoto of Bolton firemen set­ 4 53 Pete assumes all finesses between the backboard and the glass mother-in-law of mine keeps insisting that it is “bad luck" 4 4 4 96 WHAT‘9 the OPEN R E A tlZ E P T IF THE BOAT OR THE By DOWA IIOLLAM) She said. “I am tired of paying tax of “Mainstreet,” a rock group, from Thomas Behling, fire department ting up the equipment for the are going to be wrong and W H ATF J RA FT W AS BU66BD - front. to buy even a rattle for tne baby until it gets here. (She * J 10 9 8 2 ♦ A75 that suits won't break. Then M A T T ER? JTHAT DOOR'. I llrri)hl ro rr(‘M|ion(l<‘iit dollars for the benefit of people who 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday the "Blue volunteer, is chairman of the event. beerfest (in Thursday’s Herald) the says "the devU" might be displeased if 1 talk too much 4 J8753 4 A Q 10 2 VOUR UNCLE A4U5T KHOVt Ms. Martens said, “The real pur­ he tries to guard against could care less how they treat areas Horizons,” a fifties rock group, will He is being assisted by other identification was inadvertently about my good luck—and something might happen.) SOUTH BY NOW THAT BOMB ON BOLTON — A complaint pose of my letter is to ask whether which are opened for the enjoyment these misfortunes. THE CRUISER DIDN'T questioning activities at the state be featured from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. members of the department as weli switched on. It should have read that I am furious, Abby. Some of my friends want to give me 4 K642 Pete did draw trumps. anyone in the town government is of all’’’ a baby shower, but with all this silly superstitious talk. I’m 4 AQJ83 boat launch area on Bolton Lake was There is a wooden dance floor under as the Women’s Auxiliary of the Carl Preuss was in the center and Then he ruffed dummy’s last sufficiently interested in what goes She said perhaps the influence of afraid to let them. 4 KQ read at the Board of Selectmen's Bolton Volunteer Fire Department, Tom Behling in the rear. diaiiond. Now he was ready on in the so-called recreation areas to the selectmen can get the Depart­ I am healthy as a horse and would like to prepare for this 4 64 to go after spades. He didn't meeting Tuesday. make sure they are properly policed ment of Environmental Protection to baby I’ve waited so long for, but I hate to go behind my Vulnerable; Both finesse. Barbara Martens, who has been a mother-in-law’s back. Instead he led a low spade or are they more interested in being do its job and the state police to Dealer; South lake area resident for about 25 years, What should I do? __ and put in dummy's eight. able to say for posterity and re- make it a policy to patrol the area. EXPECTING IN TEXAS West North East South East was on lead with the said, "lam writing to call your atten­ 14 election that during their administra­ Upon receipt of the letter First Proposed ordinance would ban DEAR EXPECTING; TeU your mother-in-law that YOU nine and was dead. A dia­ tion to the flagrant absence of any tion and through their influence cer­ Selectman Henry Ryba contacted Pass 34 Pass 44 mond, if East had one, would patrol regimen to this area while at aren’t superstitions, and you prefer to be prepared for the Pass Pass Pass tain improvements were made in Resident State Trooper Robert give South a ruff and dis­ the same time we have accepted healthy baby you have every reason to believe you will card. A spade lead would Bolton to allow people to have a place Peterson who in turn contacted the have. Then go ahead and prepare, and good luck. wonderful free money from the allow South to establish his for recreation. state police in Colchester who in turn Opening lead; 4 J United States government to build fourth spade and, of course, She said, “I am really incensed will follow up with night patrols. A alcoholic beverages in parks a club lead would be suicid­ Alley Oop — Dave Graue yet another area on the lake (Indian that this flagrant disregard for peo­ Astro-graph al. Notch Bark." copy of the letter also went to the ple and property is allowed to con­ By BARBARA RICHMOND members were questioned as to hadn’t resolved that question. HAVIN T'SPENO -T>V VE6, BUT I ) EEC A ^ HES Ms, Martens said young people are DEP which is responsible for the By BERNICE BEDE 080L By Oswald Jacoby tinue while town government of­ area. hours that should be established if Councilwoman Marie Herbst said NIGHT OUTSIDE THESE I 1X310 KNOW 7 S . - there until all hours of the night lleriihl Ri-porirr and Alan Sontag VWNJ-S HAS REALLY S WHY IT, DEATH OFTHE ficials, including the police depart­ Ryba said. “ It is being taken care the proposed ordinance passed. she could see problems with cutoff SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Go If West had opened a club, SHAICEN PtXR OL'TASS! I SHOULD.' TCXjMAN.HUNTERS- talking loud, squealing tires, setting The Town Council, Wednesday A New Mexico reader VVHYi ment and state police, seem to have of but we don't know about these night, voted to consider an ordinance Giulietti said 10 of the members said hours, issuing special permits and somewhere today where you the bad lie of the cards off fire crackers, dogs bark all hours little if any interest in preserving no liquor should be allowed after 7 such. “If you’re going to ban can see and be seen. The would have left South with wants to know the best way and motorcycles and trail bikes places until somebody tells us. This which will prohibit any liquor in the spotlight will be on you. You'll no way to make his very to play A Q 10 X opposite 98 7 what has been on the lake for many p.m.; one said after 6 p.m. and two something, ban it and enforce it,” love being in its glare. travel up and down the dam at a fast is the first I heard of any problem." town parks, and set Aug. 1 at 8 p.m. sound four-heart contract. X X in order to win four tricks years." felt it should be left up to the Recrea­ she said. She added that no loop holes SAGIHARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. in the suit. pace. Selectman Aloysius Abeam for a public hearing on the proposal. July 22,1978 21) Cupid has his eye on you But West made the normal Ms. Martens said, "Rest assured planned to contact Ms. Martens per­ tion Commission. should be left. today and so does a secret lead of the jack of diamonds. This is a standard safety She said a sign board outlining The ordinance, will basically be the Joint ventures look promising play. Cash the ace. If neither the situation will also exist at the sonally to discuss the situation on The committee also agreed that The committee said it was told that (or you this coming year, pro­ admirer. He may arrange a East took his ace and regulations for the area had pages same as the one drawn up by former rendezvous you’ll find rather king nor jack drop lead new recreation'area unless steps are , violation of the ordinance should 90 percent of the people in the area vided all parties concerned returned the suit. Irom a girly magazine slipped behalf of the board. town attorney Martin Burke but will have somelliing of equal value pleasant. At this point in time a toward the queen-10. This, taken by the police" not allow exceptions to the rule by bring no more than a $100 fine. The where the drinking occurs at Henry to offer. Skin Involvements CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) careless declarer would gets you four tricks some 83 committee also suggested that the Park, are non-residents whose towns where too much Is expected of There are no situations you per cent of the time. issuing any special permits. you. can't handle today if you keep draw trumps, lose a finesse The council had considered ban­ person applying for the permit be prohibit alcohol in their parks. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your your wit and sense of humor (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. 1 mind Is extremely receptive to about you. Look for the funny, ning liquor or any alcoholic made responsible for compliance The committee also said, in an in­ "HBerry’s World" with the rules and regulations. formal report, that there is also worthwhile new Ideas today. sunny side. Four Dem delegates will go beverages in town parks except if a Expose yourself to Informative AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions special permit was issued and if the The whole m atter of problems in drinking by those under age. with conversationalists, lecturers — Your possibilities for personal the town parks, especially Henry some as young as 12 years of age par­ or even a good book. Find out accumulation are very interest­ police department was kept advised more of what lies ahead for you ing today. Gains may come as to whom the permits were given. Park, was brought to light again this ticipating. by sending for your copy of through unique channels. to state convention tonigbt summer after residents in the area The informal report said that Astro-Grapn Letter by mailing PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A committee appointed by Mayor 50 cents lor each and a long, Seek the company today of one Frank McCoy reccommended to the complained about the drinking and keeping in mind that 90 percent of self-addressed, stamped enve- you deem lucky. There's a COVENTRY — The Democratic the noise late at night. They those in attendance at the park I to Astro-CSraph, P.O. Box good chance you could share Richard Cromie, a long-time sup­ the state ticket. council that an ordinance, with the Town Committee will send four petitioned the council to do gatherings are from out of town, that Radio City station. N.Y. equally in this Individual's ben­ porter of Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, The group also backed State special exception, be adopted and 10019. Be sure to specify birth eficial happenings. delegates to tonight's state conven­ something about it. it is interesting to note that it costs said he would continue to push his Senator David Barry for re-election that the permits should be i.ssued by sign. ARIES (March 2f-Aprll 19) Your Councilman Stephen Marcham, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Not only unselfishness is extremely be­ tion in Hartford to choose a guber­ man for the top post. The fourth from the 4th District. Francis Cur- the Recreation Commi.ssion ’ or a the town of Vernon about $600 a week who made the motion to adopt the or­ to “maintain the peace." do you manage things well coming today. It's particularly natorial candidate to head this fall's delegate, council chairman Jack nan was endorsed for re-election as designee and that the name on the where your sell-interests are appreciated by a loved one ticket, but their support will be dinance with no exceptions, asked . It was generally agreed, the com­ Involved today, but you're also whose interest you're looking Myles, is undecided. High Sheriff of Tolland County. permit be given to the police. divided. the committee if special permits mittee said, that activitiy at the park very capable in sorting out out for. A “straw poll" of town committee In other business, the Democrats Councilman John Giulietti, complex situations for otners. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Mak­ At a recent town committee were issued, who would be con­ such as softball games, and with no members showed 11 behind Grasso, elected Bruce Stave, Judy Halver­ speaking for the committee VIRdO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Al­ ing snap judgments regarding meeting, chairwoman Ruth Benoit sidered a viable person to' receive restrictions on alcohol consumption, though you may take a circui­ people you meet for the first 10 favoring Killian, and one un­ son. and James Kelly to seats on the Wedne.sday night said the committee and State Representative Robert one and Giulietti said the committee is what attracts the large crowd. tous route to arrive at decisions time today would be a mistake. decided. Three members said they town committee. Richard Goodwin today, your judgment is sur­ It could be someone you'll Wal.sh said they will endorse Gover­ were for State Senator Robert prisingly keen. Associates ap­ become very fond of if he or nor Ella Grasso for re-election. But was backed for appointment to the preciate your answers but are she Is given the chance. Houley, whom the town committee town’s Parks and Recreation Com­ confused by your methods. GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) lormcr town committee chairman has already endorsed for any post on mission. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Through use of your resource­ Friends are willing to go to bat fulness and Ingenuity you Area bulletin board for you today, so don't be should be able To maneuver hesitant about requesting yourself into something oppor­ favors, especially if they relate tune careerwise today. Synchronized swimming Special meeting to your career or finances. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Taxes due Board appropriates $2,945 VERNON —A synchronized swim­ HEBRON —The Regional District Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and Stoffal ming program for girls who are age 8 Board of Education will have a SOUTH WINDSOR -South Wind­ sor taxpayers are reminded that the 11 and have completed the in­ special meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. LE'S SEE.TH' BREAST “/ say let's handle our water policy like first instailment of the real estate termediate level swimming course in the library at Rham High School. EONEfe CONNECTED T TW' everything else - forget forceful action and tax, the personal property and the en­ go with good rhetoric!" for work on soccer field will start Monday at the Vernon Items on the agenda include: Ap­ SHOULDER„^NE,., Elementary School pool on Route 30. pointment of a board clerk; discus­ tire motor vehicle tax, on the Oct. 1, HMM.' Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick 1977 Grand List, is due by Aug. 1, BOLTON — The Board of Synchronized swimming consists sion and action on the appointment of audience asked, “How come you peo­ engineering costs necause he leels Edward C. Moniz, collector of AND SO, MY FELU7W OK, BOYS, HIT I THOUGHT Selectmen has unanimously ap­ ple don't know what we are talking of swimming to music and perfor­ either a construction manager or a there are discrepencies in it. ming stunts and routines both in­ revenue, said any tax not paid by C im E N S. r DECIPED , THE STREETS' HE w an ted proved spending $2,945 for about?" general contractor for the Rham WE CAN NO LONfiER ’ REMEMBER, A YONINIG Special meeting; dividually and in groups. All levels of Aug. 1 will become delinquent and in­ engineering work for the soccer field The field will be used for soccer Junior High School building project. WAIT FDR THE GREAT NOT A C A R WAIVER SO experience will be welcome and at terest will be charged at the rate of behind Bolton High School. during the spring, part of summer The Board of Selectmen will have a The board will also appoint some WHITE f a t h e r in W V E S u n t i l WE CAN HAVE the end of the summer a program one percent per month with a In May many oi those involved and the fall. About 150 townspeople special meeting July 25 at 7:30 p.m, region residents to serve in an ad­ WASHINGTON.' WE^ THE m a j o r eSARAGE will be presented for the public. minimum of $2 interest from the due with school or town soccer programs are involved in various soccer at the Community Hall to discuss visory capacity on the Building Com­ M U ST A C T FINIS H E 6 SALES AT date of July 1. PEMANPINfi THE CWLS approached the Board of Finance programs. revaluation. A water safety aide program is mittee as well as determining the BOLPLV TO The collector’s office is in the SH A P E OUR LOW ER with a request for $50,000 for The field is not playable at the pre­ On July 14, the two lone bids also being presented by the Recrea­ duties and responsibilities of the Haathcllff This Funny World Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Ave. It will O m PESTiNV.'v TA)4ES renovations to the field. sent time. Joseph Fleming, high received for revaluation were tion Department. This is open to Building Committee. Iir The finance board said the project opened. United Appraisal bid $38,700 those age 14 and older, boys or girls, The building committee will meet be open for payments Monday school principal, said he would not 1 SPRAINED MY must be approved by the Public and Appraisal Consultants of Connec­ who have completed the swimmers at 6:30 p.m., before the board through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 HEV, SYLVESTER. allow the school physical education A D IN O SA U R ANKLE AND I'M Building Commission before it acted. ticut bid $31,200. course and the basic water safety meeting, to review its duties and p.m. department to conduct any classes on BONEiS MISSIN/ AWAITING DELIVERY The board said it had never received the field. Hank Philips, a representative of and rescue (junior life saving) responsibilities for presentation and Church picnic courses. HAVE YA SEEN J O F A , a formal request for the funds. Resident Larry Pesce said there is United Appraisal, attended a recent recommendation to the regional HEBRON —The picnic for all town rro CRUTCH .' , -s t The Public Building Commission not a decent field in this town and you selectmen’s meeting to answer any The aide program trains in­ board. residents, to be sponsored by the e said it wanted action by the have to start somewhere. questions the board might have about dividuals to help others with swim­ The committee members will also Gilead Congregational Church, is MATTER selectmen before it acted. Selectmen Ernest Shepherd said he this company’s bid. ming lessons. Participants will learn begin a review of the design develop­ scheduled for this coming Sunday. The funds are being requested by would like the school board to share He suggested tbe board check the how to play games with beginners, ment phase of the building program. The picnic was originally scheduled the Board of Education as a capital its sports committee report with the current and past clients of the com­ organize classes for instruction and Reminder for last Sunday but was postponed expense. If the project is approved, panies for their relationships.' give hints as to correct swimming selectmen. VERNON —Town clerk Henry due to the weather. ^^L>ONFUSlON the town will be reimbursed 25 per­ The board plans to look into the strokes. These classes will meet A T THE And First Selectman Henry Ryba Butler reminds all dog owners that The affair will start at 12:30 p.m. '''’HERE COMES ONE OF -ftiEM NOW.'’ cent of the cost by the state matter before Tuesday’s meeting at Monday through Friday, July 24-28 ■COMMAND advised the school board represen­ dogs six months old must be licensed at the Foote picnic grounds on Route FLAT? S( hool board member Andrew Pin­ which time a decision will probably from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Vernon tatives to review the estimated during the month that they reach that 94. Cooking fires will be provided. TIRE CO. to said it should not cost more than be made. Elementary pool. Those interested ’ age. Those attending should bring their $40,000 to renovate the field. He said should leave their name at the pool or own food and eating utensils. Swim­ talk to the pool director before 10 Licenses must be renewed each Short Riba - Frank Hill it could cost less depending on the Ha r t f o r d (Up d - police are ming facilities will be available and amount of volunteer help. Diamond a.m. Monday. June thereafter at an annual fee of I . looking for a couple who might have been $7.70 for a male or female dog and there will be a baseball game. THINK I'UL i Ve in v e n t e d Gil Boisoncau, school board Il4‘l8t witnesses to a $34,000 diamond beist at New phone JU ST CUTTHPWUSH ALLKSATOR SHOES. member, said one of the top $3.50 for a neutered male or spayed TWE SW AM R . Michael’s Jewelers in Westfarms Mall. HEBRON —A Manchester female dog. Hex Sign! \( priorities of the school board sports West Hartford police, who weren’t notified telephone line has been installed in If the license is not renewed'during committee was to have more fields Many of the native homes _ of the theft until late Wednesday, said the inci­ the office of the superintendent of the month of June the law prescribes in town. He said, ‘The town is badly on the Dutch Caribbean is­ dent appeared to be a professionai job. Police schools for Rham District 8. additional penalties of 25 cents for a land of Aruba are colorfully in need of fields because there is an said four of the store’s most expensive rings The new line will allow toll-free license issued during July; $1, decorated with hex signs. overlapping of many programs." were removed around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday by Tbe signs are a vestige of the calls to be made to and from Hart­ August through October; and , 0 i ‘ Nope.'...rri5 o n ly t h e d o o r m a n . time in which the early in­ • (A )/ (( The selectmen had many questions somone who cut the adhesive holding the glass ford, Rockville, Glastonbury, Wind­ about the field. One young man in the November through February; and $3 habitants of the island be­ plate case together and then lifted the glass. sor, and Windsor Locks. The new additional after Feb. 28. lieved they would Ward off number is 643-4210. evU spirits. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MaiUihester, Conn.. Fri., July 21. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mahchcsloi'. (!onn., Fri.. July 21. 1978 — PA(iE ELEVEN *~ ~ ~ Obituaries Pereda backers Mrs. Lawn-nrr S. Green** I’alripk J. Sh**a Moore rebounds to pace Brewers Mrs. Clara Green, 60, of South Patrick J. Shea, 89, of 94 Carman Boston Red Sox Thursday night, start by two hours and 23 minutes. when Moore dropped the ball. scored three. We have more incen­ and got Carl Yastrzemski on a fly to Gate, Calif., formerly of Road died Thursday at Manchester attempt coup MILWAUKEE (UPI) - snapping the visitors’ five-game win­ Manager George Bamberger said tive this season.” right to end the game with the tying Manchester, died July 2 at St. Fran­ Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ Catcher Charlie Moore ’The crowd was 35,044 and this pushed ning string. season attendance for 49 home dates he started Moore because he has hit Moore got back one of the runs runs on base and record his fifth cis Hospital, Lynwood, Calif. She was band of the late Elizabeth Hegerty LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) - casts by his backers identfied him , save. “wanted to come back” after The win gave Milwaukee a split in to 995,512, compared with 846,880 a well against Boston starter Bill I^e with his fourth homer of the year in the wife of Lawrence S. Greene. Shea. Followers of Gen. Juan Pereda led a personally as the leader of the coup • giving away two runs the night and because professionals “ are going the second, and his two-run single “ 1 can’t remember when Eddie The committal service was July 5 Mr. Shea was born 'May 4, the two game series with the Red Sox year ago. coup attempt today in the cities of attempt. ! to have bad nights and good nights." highlighted a four-run Milwaukee was any better,” Moore said. "He in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whit­ 1889 in Ireland and had lived in before in a tirade at home and pulled them back to within eight “I wanted to come back from what Santa Cruz, Cochabamba and Sucre Both army and air force units were Boston jumped off to a 3-0 lead in fourth that put them in front to stay. was quick and sharp and his slider tier, Calif. this counry for 64 years, coming from to install Pereda as president-elect in plate, and come back he did. of first-place Boston in the Eastern happened last night,” said Moore, involved in Santa Cruz, newsmen, whose hot head Wednesday night cost the first inning on a run-scoring dou­ Rodriguez relieved Andy Replogle was really moving." Rodriguez Mrs. Greene was born in West Springfield, Mass., to make his what they called a nationalist Mewre socked in three runs and Division. reported from the city. They said the The Brewers missed reaching the Milwaukee two runs In a Boston ral­ ble by Jim Rice and a two-run homer with none out in the second and struck out George Scott, Butch Hob­ Massachusetts and had lived in home in Manchester seven years ago. rebellion aimed at international com­ guided reliever Eddie Rodriguez units occupied all public buildings- million mark in attendance by less ly. While he argued with the home by Carlton Fisk. allowed only one run until the ninth son and Frank Duffy in the fourth. Manchester for many years before Before retiring in 1954, he had been munism. through 7 2-3 innings of shutout and strategic sites and the Aviation than 5,(XM) and it was probably due to plate umpire over one runner being "In the past," said Moore, “we when he was chased by a two-run Lee was the loser and is 10-4. moving to California. employed for a number of years at The government of President Hugo pitching to lead the Milwaukee Military Academy, the strongest in’ the rain which delayed the game’s safe, another Boston runner scored would have laid down after they single by Rice. Bob McClure came in Rodriguez is now 2-3. She is also survived by two sons, the Gilbert and Barker Mfg. Co., Banzer proclaimed a state of siege the country. ) Brewers to an 8-6 victory over the William L. Greene of Whittier and West Springfield. He was an Army throughout the country, suspended The Santa Cruz forces were joined; Phillip C. Greene of Norco, Calif.; veteran of World War I, civil rights and all student activities. by the powerful Manchego armored two daughters. Mrs. Doris Tautkus of He is survived by a son, Jerome There were no immediate reports regiment which rolled into the city; Rockville and Mrs. Laurel Miller of Shea of Manchester; a sister, Mrs. of fighting. from Montero, 30 miles away, to join i Long Beach. Calif.; two brothers, Hannah Bass of Springfield, Mass.; Yanks, Guidry stop Twins cold The Taracapa armored regiment, the rebellion. ) Charles Spiewak of Rockport, Mass,, and five grandchildren. one of the most powerful in the coun­ Perede followers seized radio) record by one. loaded the bases, and Jackson com­ and Anthony Spiewak of Worcester, The funeral is Saturday at 11;30 try, sent tanks and armored per­ BLOOMINGTON, Minn. stations in Santa Cruz and the other; “I just feel fortunate to be part of mitted a balk to allow Rivers to Mass.; four sisters, Genevieve a m. from the John F. Tierney sonnel carriers to strategic sites in rebel cities to broadcast demands; (UPI) — New York Yankees’ this team," Guidry said. “It's nice to American League score. The rally ended when Munson Hensenski, Elizabeth Szymzak and Funefal Home, 219 W. Center St., La Paz and to the La Paz Inter­ that Pereda be recognized as Presi-; pitching stopped the Minnesota know the team depends on you. If the was caught trying to steal home. Ann Ducharme, all of Webster, with a mass at St. Bridget Church at national airport. dent, head of a "nationalist move-i Twins coM for the second club can get me a couple runs early, I Fred Stanley doubled in the Mass., and Celia Mroczek of Dudley, noon. Burial will be in St. Bridget Army units in the capital sur­ ment determined to respect the' Figueroa stop his club 2-0 the night seventh and scored on Mike Heath's Mass.; and 10 grandchildren. straight game Thursday night know what my job is, ” Cemetery. rounded the presidential palace, results of the presidential elections.” ; It was cool Thursday night, but before for their first shutout in 78 single and the Yankees scored their Friends may call at the funeral and Ron Guidry gave up only closing off access to the public. Other In the city of Cochabamba, the, Guidry said he has been working on games. final run in the ninth on a single by Mrs. Kv*‘lyn M. Otto home Saturday morning before the soldiers surrounded the general third most important city in the; four hits for a 4-0 victory. Rivers. some change-up pitches to help him The Twins have now lost eight VERNON — Mrs. Evelyn Marie time of the funeral. army headquarters in the Miraflores country, press dispatches said the’ Guidry improved his record to 14-1, Designated hitter Jose Morales through the scorchers. Before the straight on the heels of an eight- Rosenberger Otto, 84, of 325 Kelly area of the city. broadcasts said the goat of the up­ the best in the majors. He struck out All-Star break, there was concern he collected two singles for the Twins, Road died Thursday at a Manchester Mrs. Garolin** II. Addison** Despite the general excitement the game winning streak, and it rising was to repudiate international eight and walked three and posted his was tiring and he was given an extra while Guidry mixed it up to hold bat­ convalescent home. She was the EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. city appeared calm. communism and install Pereda as third shutout and seventh complete happened before the biggest crowd of ting champion Rod Carew hitless in day of rest in the starting rotation the season, 30,660. widow of Joseph J. Otto. Caroline H. Addisone, 76, formerly of .V Banzer called an emergency ses­ president. game. this time around. four trys. Mrs. Otto was born in Watervliet, 1350 Silver Lane, died Thursday at a sion of his cabinet and loyal military Another series of broadcasts said That’s the stuff stars are made of, “1 feel 1 can get the job done,” he Guidry got those early runs he likes In other American League games, N.Y., and had lived in the Greater Manchester convalescent hospital men to consider the situation. There the city of Sucre had joined the but Guidry, a leading candidate for said. when Twins rookie Darrell Jackson. Kansas City nipped Texas, 2-1, and Hartford area for the past 21 years. after a long illness. She was the were rumors he had offered to resign revolution. the Cy Young award, said only; Yankees Manager Billy Martin 2-3, was hit for two in the first inning. Milwaukee halted Boston, 8-6. She is survived by a son. William J. widow of Charles Addisone. but these could not be confirmed. As Bolivia, a remote and mountainous, “Somewhere along the line said he didn’t have anybody warming Baltimore at Chicago was postponed Otto of Clearwater, Fla.; a daughter, Back-to-back singles by Willie Mrs. Addisone and her husband they met, the national radio network country, has had a history of dis­ everybody’s a star.” up, but, he added, “I had guys ready because of rain. Mrs. Irene C. Parisen of Vernon; a operated Charlie's Fruit and repeated e'very hour its announce­ orders and instability since its libera­ “My only goal at the start of the to get loose because I never want to Randolph and Mickey Rivers and H(!yi)l!* 2, ltaiip*‘rs 1 brother, Fred Rosenberger of Troy, SheHl wear it nine weeks ment of the state of siege. Laying down on job Thurman Munson’s ground single to Vegetable Stand on Silver Lane from tion from Spanish rule in 1825 and season was to pick up where I left off get Caught with my pants down." Pinch-hitler Steve Braun’s two-out N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Marks ol 1935 until his death in 1955. She then Actress Judy Came is at home with her parents, Har and Pereda won 50 percent of the vote frequent conflicts with its neighbors, Milwaukee Brewer first baseman was on his back as he caught last year,” he said. He was 16-8 as a "He's a good pitcher, what can you left produced the first run. single in the ninth scored Willie Schenectady, N.Y.; eight went into the nursery business and Kathleen Botterill, in Chapel Brampton, England, near in presidential elections July 9 — the especially Chile, Peru and Paraguay, Boston’s Jerry Remy’s pop up bunt in fifth inning of last night’s e rookie and opened the season with 13 say?” said Twins Manager Gene An error by third baseman Larry Wilson and backed the six-hit grandchildren and 18 great­ Wolfe on Lou Piniella’s grounder owned and operated the East Hart­ Northampton. Judy broke her neck in a car crash in Penn­ first presidential elections in 12 straight wins to break the Yankee Mauch, who had watched Ed pitching of Dennis Leonard, 11-11. grandchildren. ford Nursery until her illness in 1968. years and one aimed at restoring rain-delayed contest. (UPI Photo) The funeral is Saturday at 2;30 She was born in Hartford and had sylvania a month ago and has a 20-pound steel brace bolted into democracy in Bolivia. The National p.m. at Taylor and Modeen Funeral lived in East Hartford most of her her temples, and has to wear the steel cage for another nine Election Board cancelled the elec­ Home, 135 S. Main St., West Hart­ life. She was a member of St. John's weeks. She made her name on the American television show, tion results Wednesday night on Standings ford. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Episcopal Church. “The Rowan and Martin Laugh-in.” (UPI photo) grounds of widespread fraud. Pereda Cemetery, Hartford. She is survived by one son, Charles himself asked for the cancellation on Speier stops thinking and hits Friends may call at the funeral Convention J. Addison of Bolton, a daughter, grounds opposition fraud would lead run homer, to help the Expos beat the In other National League games, National League American League home tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs. Beverley M. Feeney of the country into “chaos and NEW YORK (UPI) - Yogi a month ago was one of the Montreal Barn**y W**rnik*)ff Fire damages Continued from Page One Braves, 7-3. Philadelphia outslugged Cincinnati. Vt 1, 1Pol. GB l'.U!*l Manchester; three grandsons and Expos more productive hitters, had B arney W ernikoff, 72, of 47 violence.” Berra once got laughs when he “It’s a long time since I’ve done 8-6, Pittsburgh nipped Los Angeles, 7- Philadelphia 49 ’39 .557 — w L Pet. GB Josepli Murtineuii two granddaughters. Pereda’s closest opponent was an average of .243, down from .280. Downey Drive died Thursday at the old courthouse said, in a serious vein, that he anything offensively,” Speier said. 6, in 10 innings, St. Louis defeated Chicago 47 44 .516 3>/z Boston 62 29 .681 - The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. lormer President Hernan Siles Connecticut’s current Secretary of EAST HARTFORD — Joseph Mar- Community Hospital at New Port couldn’t think and hit at the He reasoned he had been thinking "It’s gratifying for me. It’s the first San Diego, 3-2, and New York swept Pittsburgh 46 44 .511 4 Milwaukee 54 37 .593 8 at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Zuazo, who received 22 percent of the the State Gloria Schaffer has been tineau, 75, of 101 Connecticut Blvd. Richey, Fla. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A same time, but Chris Speier time I’ve ever hit for the cycle.” a double-header from New York, 7-4 Montreal 47 49 .490 6 Baltimore 51 42 .548 12 Home, 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will votes. Rebel broadcasts demanded nominated for a post on the Civil too much about what he was doing died July 19 at St. Francis Hospital He lived in Hartford most of his smoky fire of uncertain origin ripped Speier’s hitting helped Woody and 5-4, in 11 innings, San Francisco- New York 41 56 .423 12'/2 New York 49 42 .538 13 be in Hillside Cemetery. he be deported and accused him of Aeronautics Board in Washington. has found out there is plenty of wrong, so, he tried extra hard to and Medical Center. life, moving to Manchester 10 years through the third floor of Rhode Fryman to his fifth victory in 12 Chicago was suspended by darkness St. Louis 38 58 .396 15 Detroit 46 45 .504 16 Friends may call at the funeral trying to form a pro-Communist Those who want to take her place truth in that statement. block things from his mind. It He was born in Quebec, Canada, ago. He was a retired partner in the Island's century-old Family Court decisions and tagged Jamie Easterly with two outs in the top of the eighth Cleveland 43 49 .467 19‘/2 and had lived in East Hartford the home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. coalition government in Bolivia. include Barbara Kennelly, a Hart­ On entering Thursday night’s game worked and he hit for the cycle and inning with the Giants leading, 9-8. former Peddler’s Junk Co. in Hart­ building today, collapsing part of the drove in six runs, including a three- with his sixth loss in eight decisions. Toronto 33 59 .359 29'/2 past 25 years. Before his retirement, The permanent La Paz garrison ford City Councilwoman and the with the Atlanta Braves, Speier, who IMiillicH 8, Reds (i West ford. floor and injuring two firemen. House speaker’s wife; Rep. Patricia L Pet. GB WOMI he was a machinist at Pratt & J o 8 **pli L.A . Lu^uc** apparently was remaining loyal to Greg Luzinski’s bloop single in the w Survivors are one brother, Frank The three-alarm fire was dis­ .600 — W L Pet. GB Whitney Division of United Banzer but in the city of Santa Cruz, Hendel, cochairman of the San Francisco 57 38 Joseph L.A. Lagac^ ,66, of 209 Wernikoff of West Hartford; two covered shortly after 8 a.m, by sixth inning drove in the tie-breaking 2>/2 50 41 .549 - Technologies Corp. He was a the second largest city in the country L eg isla tu re ’s G overnm ent Ad­ Cincinnati 54 40 .574 Kansas City Hilliard St. died Thursday at his sisters, Mrs. Mildred Miller of employees arriving tor work in the run and led the Phillies to victory. 50 43 .538 1 member of St. Mary's Church in East and the apparent center of the ministration and Policy Committee; Pros assault charming course Los Angeles 54 41 .568 3 California home. He was the husband of Mrs. Cincinnati’s Pete Rose singled in the Manchester and Mrs. Lena Levine of five-story courthouse, a block away IIV2 Oakland 48 46 .511 3 V2 Hartford. Lena Dubreuil Lagace. rebellion, armored units and the Rep. Natalie Rapoport, an assistant fifth inning to stretch his hitting San Diego 46 50 .479 West Hartford; and several nieces from the Statehouse on Capitol Hill. House majority leader; Sen, Audrey .452 14 Texas 46 46 .500 41/2 Survivors are his wife, Germaine Mr. Lagace was born March 26, most important garrison of combat matched the par-71 figure. Despite down after last week’s win still streak to 33 games. Atlanta 42 51 and nephews. The blaze was brought under control Beck, cochairman of the 52 .441 15 Minnesota 39 50 .438 10 (Beaulieu) (Hebert) Martineau of 1912 in Brooklyn, Conn., and had troops in the city appeared to have PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - the muggy 90-degree weather, the existed, Nicklaus said he was aiming P ira lrs 7, l)i>d|*ers 6 Houston 41 The funeral is Sunday at 11:30 a.m. in about one hour. Legislature’s Finance Committee; Chicago 39 52 .429 11 East Hartford; three sons, Raymond lived in Manchester for many years. united with civilian and political The Whitemarsh Valley Coun­ greens were holding and the recently for the $50,0(X) first prize and his third A wild throw by relief pitcher in the chapel of the Weinstein Mor­ Fire Chief Michal F. Moise said the Gloria Clark, Fairfield County high Seattle 33 62 .347 19 Hebert of Glastonbury, Roland Before retiring, he was employed at groups to back Pereda. try Club is a charming old cut rough made getting out a breeze. championship here Terry Forster on Frank Taveras' tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart­ fire apparently began within third- sheriff and Barbara Weinberg, a riuirsilluy'h Hi'suits rsday's ROHtlIts Hebert of Manchester and Donald Pratt and Whitney Division of United Pereda was believed to be in Santa “The course is set up fairly easy " I’m here to play golf and I’m chopper in the 10th inning enabled Tim ford. Internment will be in Congrega­ floor offices of the state Department former campaign worker for Presi-'" course with a winding creek, New York 7, Houston 4 Baltimore at Chicago, ppd. Hebert of Southington; four brothers Technologies Corp., East Hartford, Cruz but none of the frequent broad­ this year,’’ Nicklaus said after quite happy to be here,’’ said Phil Garner of Pittsburgh to score tion B’nai Israel Cemetery in South of Education. dent Carter. tight fairways and greens that N.Y. 5, Houston 4 and two sisters in Quebec, Canada, and was a member of the Pratt and Nicklaus, who concedes he wouldn’t Kansas City 2, Texas 1 Windsor. shooting four birdies on the last five the winning run. Reggie Smith Pittsburgh 7, LA 6 and eight grandchildren. Whitney Aircraft Club, He was a resemble postage stamps, be here If it wasn’t for the event’s New York 4, Minnesota 0 Memorial week will be observed at holes to close in on Green. “The homered for Los Angeles. St. Louis 3, San Diego 2 The funeral services will be Satur­ But the PGA’s best touring pros designated status. "I’m in a good Curiliniils 3, Piiilrc.s Milwaukee 8, Boston 6 communicant of St. Bridget Church. the home of Mrs. Mildred Miller. 46 greens are slow. I don’t know why the 2 San Francisco at Chicago, susp, day at 8:15 a.m. from the Newkirk & He also belonged to the American I About town staged an assault on the course in rough was cut but it certainly makes position and I have no problems." Run-scoring singles by pinch hitter Todiiv's Giinifs Downey Drive. dark Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Al Steffert*s gas grill Thursday’s first round of the $250,000 Among those at 67, it was Lietzke Tony Scott and George Hendrick off California (Tanana 13-5 and Frost Association of Retired Persons. Memorial donations may be made it easier." Philadelphia Golf Classic that Montreal 7, Atlanta 3 2-2) at Detroit (Wilcox 6-8 and Ave., East Hartford, with a mass of He is also survived by three sons, to the Hebrew Academy of Greater “The course is outstanding,” said who looked as if he was going to take Rollie Fingers in the seventh inning rivaled anything ever seen here Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 6 Christian burial in St. Mary's Church Daniel Lagace of Tolland, Gerald Hartford, 53 Gabb Road, Bloomfield. The Manchester Proper­ Green, who holds the tournament over first place, The Canadian Open carried the Cardinals. Reliever Bud­ Billingham 8-5), 2 at'9 a m. Lagace of Sarasota, Fla., and Philip ty Owners Association will previously. record of 17-under, set in his 1974 champion birdied the first three dy Schultz got the victory. Oakland (Renko 3-4 and Broberg 9- Burial will be in Mount St. Lagace of Dayton, Ohio; two have their picnic Sunday at DISPLAY MODEL CLEARANCE Hubert Green led the way in the triumph. “The greens are holding holes and added another bird at No. 5 Mel!* Astros 4-4 T<»day*s GaiiWH 7) at Toronto (Moore 4-1 and Benedict Cemetery in Bloomfield. brothers. Hector Lagace and 1:30 p.m. at Coventry designated event with a 6-under-par very well and some holes are very to go four under, but couldn’t catch John Stearns drove in four runs Houston (Nieitro 6-7 and Williams Underwood 5-8), 2 Friends may call at the funeral Theodore Lagace, both of Postal Lake. For information and 65, British Open champion Jack easy playing.” the leaders. wtth a bunt single and a bases-loaded fl-0) at Philadelphia (Ruthven 6-8 and Seattle (Abbott 3-7) at Cleveland home tonight from 7 to 9. Manchester; four sisters. Miss Anna reservations, call 742-7910. Nicklaus had 66 and eight players, in­ Leading money winner Andy Bean “I felt like I was still on vacation,” double to lead the Mets in the opener. Christenson 6-8), 2 (Clyde 5-5), N Memorial contributions may be Lagace and Sister Marie Alice Cimliniied from I’ugr Onr cluding top 20 money winners Hale was in the crowd of 11 players at 68 Lietzke said. “I had taken the last New York pulled out the nightcap on Cincinnati (LaCoss 0-0) at Mon­ New York (Beattie 2-4) at Chicago made to the American Cancer Socie­ Lagace, both of Manchester, Sister Irwin, Ben Crenshaw, Bruce Lietzke while No. 2 money man Tom Watson two weeks off and my mind was still pinch hitter Joel Youngblood’s dou­ treal (Grimsley 12-6), N (.Barrios 5-9). N less directed. First Church of Christ, SALE and Bill Rogers, finished with 67. Baltim ore (Flanagan 13-7) at ty- on the lakes. I was kind of playing ble with one out in the 11th. Atlanta (Hanna 7-61 at New York Imelda Lagace of the Daughters of Scientist, will have its and the always dangerous Lee A federal judge earlier in the day In all, 57 golfers broke par over the along in a daze but I missed a four- (Espinosa 7-8), N Minnesota (Erickson 9-6), N the Holy Spiril, who is associate regular meeting, including Trevino were among 13 at 69. Giuiils 9, Cubs 8 refused to issue a temporary 6,687-yard course and another 19 footer on the fourth hole that brought Chicago (Roberts 5-4) at San Fran­ Boston (Eckersley 11-2) at Kansas Malu'l B*‘rry pastor of St. Martin de Porres parish testimonies of healing, Admitting the possibility of a let- Jack Clark’s run-scoring single in restraining order against a FREE 20 lb. PROPANE TANK me back to earth.” cisco (Knepper 11-5), N Cilv (Gura 7-2), N VERNON - Mabel Smith Berry of in Gadsen, Ala., and Mrs. Beatrice Wednesday at 8 p.m, at the the eighth inning put the Giants threatened strike, but federal of­ with every grilll Also bunched at 67 were Mike St. Louis (Martinez 4-3) at Los Milwaukee (Travers 6-4) at Texas 28 Reservoir Road, formerly of Avon Wilkins of Worcester, Mass.; and church, 447 N. Main St. The ahead of the Cubs, and the game will four grandchildren. ficials said they were prepared to Morley, David Graham, local club have to be resumed in San Francisco Angeles (Hooton 9-7), N (Medich 4-4). N and Simsbury, died Thursday at a meet scattered walkouts if theyoc- meeting is open to all. The funeral is Saturday at 9; 30 pro Dick Smith and rookie Jim July 28. Clark also hit a two-run Suliirday'h Games Vernon convalescent home. curred. aCaat lr*>n Lobsters triumph a.m. from Fitzgerald Funeral Home, Nelford, homer. Saliinlay’!* Ganics Seattle at Cleveland She was born in Portland, Maine, Postmaster General William F. Qrataa 0 Bumara and resided in the Rockville area lor 225 Main St., with a mass at St. a 34000 BTU'a Cincinnati at Montreal California at Detroit Bridget Church at 10, Burial will be Bolger, in a letter to workers this • tlalnlMt tlM l two years. a Caat aluminum SEATTLE (UPI) — Tony Roche held his serve at love in over­ Pittsburgh at San Francisco Baltimore at Minnesota in St. Mary's Cemetery, Putnam. week, warned strikers would be com­ Fire calls b u m ar Survivors are a son, Joseph S. caaa time doubles play to give the Boston Lobsters a 28-26 World Atlanta at New York, N Boston at Kansas City There are no calling hours. mitting a crime and could face felony • aluminum ahall Houston at Philadelphia, N Oakland at Toronto, N Hamlin of Convene. Maine; and two prosecution, lose their government a Radwood atand Team Tennis victory over the Seattle Cascades Thursday night. The family suggests that any Manchester • 25,000 BTU St. Louis at Los Angeles, N New York at Chicago, N daughters, Mrs. Virginia Babcock ol jobs and forfeit health and life in­ Martina Navratilova, this year’s Kachel and Cuypers were edged by Rockville and Mrs. Bertha MacDuf- memorial gifts may be made to the Thursday, 12:54 p.m. SAVE *20 Chicago at San Diego, N Milwaukee at Texas, N surance coverage. —truck, fire at 72 Tolland SAVE *20 Wimbledon champion, teamed with Emerson and Holliday, 7-6, in a fie of Newbury. Mass. American Cancer Society, 237 E. Center ,St. Vincent Sombrotto, head of the Turnpike. (Town) Terry Holliday to defeat the thrilling tiebreaker, won on a well- Funeral services will be Saturday New York City letter carriers, called Thursday, 3:48 p.m. —false Cascade’s Betty Stove and Brigette placed Emerson volley with the at 2 p.m. at the Hay & Peabody Bolger's warning a "clumsy attempt alarm at Parker and Lydall Cuypers, 7-5, in the opening match of score 5-4. Young overcomes Funeral Home, 749 Congress St.. ! Lottery J to coerce and intimidate postal streets. (Eighth District) the evening. Gorman and Kachel brought the Portland, Maine. employees.” Thursday, 8:49 p.m. —false Navratilova went on to trim Stove match to 27-26 with a 6-3 win over alarm at 78 Alton St. (Eighth Burial will be in Pine Grove Army officials confirmed that up 6-3 in the women’s singles. Emerson and Roche, but failed to Cemetery, Falmouth, K^aine. HARTFORD (UPlI — The winning District) FALCON mistakes to lead to 90,000 troops could be ordered to Player-coach Tom Gorman broke force a match-deciding super­ number drawn Thursday in the Today, 9:09 a.m. —acciden­ Friends may call at the funeral keep the mail moving should Presi­ tiebreaker by dropping the overtime Connecticut Daily Lottery was 886. tal alarm. Box 68, Illing Super Twin Burner Roche in the first game and went on INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Two “dumb mistakes" and an ailing home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. dent Carter declare a national The winning weekly numbers are 12, Junior High School. (Town) to take the men’s singles set 6-4. game. The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, emergency. thumb didn’t prevent two-time winner Donna Caponi Young Rockville has charge of local 144, and 147793. The lucky color is Today, 11:19 a m, —truck •Twin control But no troops or units were put on fire at 59 Bissell St. (Town) • 35,000 BTU from taking a 2-stroke lead into today's second round of the U.S. arrangements. green. •A lu m in u m c o m an alert status. • Stalnlaaa Staal Sports briefs Women’s Open golf championship. ARKLA •Cast Iron Bumar B u m a r am i G ra ta ROPER Young, the Open champion in 1969 holes for this event by Cynthia Hill in Texas cools • A*ijuatabla Flama Reactivate Jones Woods recalled and 1970, but winless since 1976, fired 1973 and Kathy Ahern the following At Pero's Kathy Says! C o n trol a record-tying 3-under-par 68 year. SEATTLE (UPI) - The Seattle to 99 degrees TORONTO (UPI) - Outfielder Al Thursday over the stifling hot Country YOU CAN RUY YOUR Mariners Thursday reactivated out­ ■'ll lu..' Ill . I nii.-iiT and I DRIVEW AYS Woods was recalled from Syracuse in Club of Indianapolis course. DALLAS (UPI) - The d a i l y n u m r e r s h e r e , fielder Rupert Jones, who underwent the International League by the keep it taped,' she said. "I was Weather Service reported AMESITE OR HOT MIX an appendectomy June 17, and made Toronto Blue Jays Thursday to More temperatures in the mid-90s playing so well, I felt it was just a the temperature reached SEVEN DAYS AWEEKNOWI room for him on the roster by replace Tommy Hutton who recently and high humidity were predicted for m atter of time before I would win a only a gracious 99 degrees ALL WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS — NATIVE — FRESH SAVE designating right-handed pitcher was sent to the Montreal Expos. today. Only the low 50 and ties tourney.” Thursday, breaking a 18- autwr# augw Com, Orawi a •26 Tom House for assignment. Woods, who started the season with qualify for the final two rounds GUARANTEED Ytiknr atint, PH ., Bh *., P l n u ^ , PHohH, Plioiw, The veteran Los Angeles pro, 12th day spell of 100-degrees- a ’ aphnoh, DIU a«W Oraww, NKHtlllH, Blna OhMTiM, House, 27, is now off the active the Blue Jays, was leading the Chiefs Saturday and Sunday. on this year's money list and with abasketball the top amateurs at this stage, and mph breeze. 6 9 < .. 59< OFF'. year old Minter, who crushed the She tapped in a 6-foot putt on 18 for a 1 1 OPEN DAILY 6 A.| N. TO • P.M. • 8UNDA Y8 e A.M. TO 8 F.M. TONIGHT TIL 9 Coach Dan Belluomini Thursday an­ Janet Coles. In that carefully con­ lanky Italian with repeated punches birdie-3 and a 68. 1 •WsSsUT/fHtiraM. Sumtajr pfui LotftfT ricktts • SAT. TIL 5, MON. TIL 9 nounced the appointment of Mike ceived environment, the JoAnne Carner, winner at Dublin, IE KINO TUBS. 4 WED. TIL 5 to the head in a pulverizing 12th- Brown as his top assistant. Three weeks ago al Noblesville, temperature reached only Ohio, last week and second in ear­ THUR8. TIL 9 round barrage that left Jacopucci For the past four years, Brown, 27, Ind., she cut her left thumb on a can, 99 degrees. But at the Love OF Blasts out of sand 646-0437 dazed against the ropes. Jacopucci has been an assistant at the Universi­ requiring four stitches and forcing nings, was in a group at 73, while Field airport a reading of ODUCEI" “IF V09 HAVE A MASTEH (3IAR(^. VISA. BAHKAMUHCARS was rushed to Bologna when he fell Rookie sensation Nancy Lopez blasts out of the sand on the ap­ Jane Blalock, the tour’s No. 3 money PEI10: ty of Cincinnati under Gale Catlett. her off the tour for a week, 100 was recorded and DAVIS CONSTRUCTION CO. 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER AMEH1CAN ttPRfSS. CAHTl BUHCHl OH DIHtRS ClUB into a coma after the end of the fight. winner, with two victories and two In addition to his coaching duties, proach of the 15th green in first round play in 26th U.S. Women’s “The thumb is great,” she Dallas-Fort Worth (3IRD, THU you MAY QUAIIFY FOH $500.00 WOHIH OF He immediately underwent a three- seconds in her last four tourneys, MANCHESTER > a 643-6364. 647-9997 X Brown coordinated the Bearcats’ Open. Lopez wound'up with bogey oh thl* hole and three strokes proclaimed following Thursday’s residents found no relief in IKSTAKT CKOFT." hour operation to cqntrol a massive was buhehed at 74. 647-9998 k? recruiting program. round, which tied the lowest initial 18 the 1-degree difference. cerebral hemorrhage. back at even^par 71. (Ut^t phino) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fii.. .Inly 21. I«7B - PAdE Tlllin’EEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ July 21, 197B Gray shuns his agent Slusher Double cheers for Mets ning of the nightcap. “We didn’t have Pujols was hit by a pitch from Mike NEW YORK (UPI) - Or­ such a good first half of the season Bruhert, pitcher Floyd Bannister dinarily three double-headers but something like this could get us in sacrificed and Rafael Landestoy and negotiates own Pats’ pact in four days would take its toll the right frame of mind for the se­ singled home both runners. on almost any team. But their cond half." Bannister, who has been suffering is joy in Flushing today Youngblood’s double, which from various ailments throughout followed a one-out single by Mon­ the season, was unable to hold the SMITHFIELD,SMITHFIELD R.R . I.1. (UPI) Sullivan meet, without the agent. They missed New England’s fibstfihst "We are very pleased that Leon because the New York Mets ^ * .*• .ir P.ratr ronnrtpHIv rallpH Sliishpr fhrpp rpoiilar RPflsnn OAITIPS. hpfore 3 has arrpntpdaccepted our offer of a contract tanez, wiped out three homers by the Mets in check. They batted around in — Leon Gray, the second half Gray reportedly called Slusher three regular season games, before a have made the best of such a iCKfST, during the course of the session and player-management relations com­ extension," Sullivan said. “The Astros, who have hit only 45 all year. the bottom of the second to score of the New England Patriots’ read him parts of the proposed exten­ mittee in Washington ordered them offensive line has been an important fate by sweeping their first Art Howe connected in the fourth and four runs and take a commanding 7-2 lead. Steams’ bases-loaded double discontented duo last year, has sion. to return. factor in our team’s successes and twinbill since June 5 of last sixth innings and rookie catcher 4 shunned the agent who was at Gray and Hannah, both all-pro Hannah, Billy Sullivan maintained we strongly believe that Leon’s con­ year. Bruce Bochy hit his first as a major capped the inning. leaguer to put the Astros ahead 4-3 in “I wanted to leave Bannister in his side during his year-long linemen during the 1976 season, throughout the talks he would trade tinued commitment to the Patriots Thursday’s 7-4, 5-4 sweep of the walked out on the team before its last neither Hannah nor Gray, and that will greatly help our efforts to return the seventh. there as long as I could,” explained contract dispute and Houston Astros extended the Mets’ The first-game win didn’t come too Astros Manager Bill Virdon. He s 1977 preseason game in the contract both should either sign or sit out the to the playoffs this year.” mini-winning streak to three games KKCtlfSltl negotiated his own extension. much easier for the Mets. They took had some physical problems and he extension dispute. cnnenn Hannah signed last month. and before you laugh, consider this: Gray, an offensive tackle, agreed a 3-1 lead in the first inning when really wasn’t pitching that bad. He they haven’t won that many in a row to terms with the ciub Thursday Steve Henderson hit a two-out triple was just coming in a litle high and I since May 29. thought he might be able to pitch his /'■ night. The pact calls for an extension “It’s our first double-header sweep and scored on a bunt single by John through 1981, and was negotiated Stearns before Montanez hit his 13th way out of it. He needed the work. -j'W - this year and that's got to be a good mainly between Gray and team vice Manchester Legion nipped homer. But when he walked Montanez after sign," said Joel Youngblood, whose president Charles Sullivan, son of But.the Astros tied it in the second Stearns' hit, I knew I had to pull game-winning pinch-hit double off /l wheiW^ave Bergman ted of with his him." owner Biliy Suliivan. One earned run was allowed ground out by Ray Gliha. with no one stroking more than one. reliever Joe Sambtto scored Willie The deal closed probably the Windsor Locks regained the lead in Kervick was the winning hurler, second of four hits, rookie Maurice For Bruhert, who went six inings but two unearned markers Montanez with one out in the 11th in- before giving way to Skip Lockwood, Patriot's most arduous task since the the home third and scored what walking six and fanning four. Kane Chuck Fairbanks era began in 1973. It crossed the plate and that was the victory was his first since April m proved to be the winning run in the fanned six and walked none in a fine also represents a victory for the enough as Windsor Locks 18. Lockwood pitched three shutout fifth, both as a result of errors. outing. Sullivan family, which maintained to nipped Manchester Legion, 3-2, .... innings of relief as did winning Skip Perron bunted his way on base m: American Little League All-Star team the end that Gray and guard John pitcher Dale Murray in the nightcap. in Zone Eight baseball action in the third and all hands were safe pm ?-:-'-’ Hannah, the second half of the all-pro M oriarty’s bow Following players were named to the Bruce Marandino. Back row: Head Coach last night in Windsor Locks. when Skip Edmonds’ sacrifice was tandem, would play for the Patriots, American Little League All-Star team from Mike Heffron, Joel Sullivan, Jim Hare, Brian Manchester now stands 12-6 in the hobbled. Rich Harrison sacrificed Jumping to an early lead. Herb’s or play with no one. the runners along. With two out, held on for a 7-3 triumph over clubs in loop. Front row: (L-R) Ray Lata, McAuley, John Paggioli, Rick Pawlick, Ken The deal's consummation was ac­ zone and 19-12 overall. A non-zone EH Basketball Kane tried to pick Perron off third Moriarty Bros in Twi League action Chris Petersen, Peter Adamy, Danny Wright, Krajewski, Assistant Coach Skip Mikoleit. complished without agent Howard clash slated tonight against but threw wild. Perron scoring. last night in Bloomfield. Slusher. Chuck Sullivan talked with Torrington has been canceled with The first round of East Hartfora Paul Tetreault, Rob Roya, Glenn Boggini, (Herald photo by Chastain) Joe Cassandra reached on an error Herb’s scored one in the top of the Slusher Wednesday and told Gray the the Post 102 entry slated to see action summer adult basketball league has in the fifth, stole second and was second and three more in the third. agent was "very beligerent" during Saturday against Rockville at Henry been completed with Maple Cafe sacrificed to third. He scored on Ed­ The Gas Housers came back with a Champion and runnerup the conversation. Park at 6 o’clock in a makeup tilt. holding sole possession of first place. monds’ check swing roller to second. three-run burst in the home fourth, a Gray, a former all-pro, then asked Nancy Narkon (left) recaptured the Women’s Club Cham­ Manchester staged a mini seventh­ pair on Mike Johnson’s triple, but In a showdown with East Coast Rec swimmers do well in competition Sullivan if he could have his own Windsor Locks, 9-8 in zone play, pionship at Manchester Country Club yesterday over Nancy Par- - UXiKAA- Realty, Maple led by Mark Plefka, inning rally but fell a run short. Mike couldn’t push across any more. meeting. The conference lasted six scored its only earned run off t :___ nnrl rvin/vh Vtittor Dill .121. ciak. (Herald photo by Pinto) Dave Malick and Top Coppinger Manchester hurler Gregg Kane in the Linsenbigler singled and pinch hitter Bill Chapulis had a pair of blows Manchester Rec Team taking second and third place team each and placed third. The team was hours, during which Gray called Eric Gauruder walked. Blake pulled out an 89-80 victory. Slusher once as a "courtesy call, " opening inning. for the MBs, now 7-13-1 in the loop. awards. The team of Marcy and Beth Robert Michaud. Roger Whilham, struckout but Mike Freiheit singled Plefka, averaging 29 points per swimmers competed in the said team spokesman Pat Horne. John Samociuk stroked a two-out game, couldn’t be stopped from National Junior Long Distance MacDonald, Bridget Anderson and Bill Halldin, and Pete Listro. “But effectively. Gray negotiated single, swiped second and scored as loading the bases. Uphold verdict Clare McDermott was secon'd ; Wen­ Mel Siebold won the Masters (40-44 That brought the dangerous Gliha Narkon again wins . ... scoring or off the board. Championship last weekend in his own contract," Horne said. Kevin Kervick sliced a single down RALEIGH, N.C. (U P I)-T h estate Standings: Maple Cafe 4-0, East dy Stedman, Dana and Debbie (plough age group) two-mile swim, breaking to the plate. But, you can’t do it Charlottsville, Virginia. Charles Sullivan said he told Gray the third base line. Court of Appeals Tuesday upheld a Coast 4-1, Yankee Cafe 3-2, Augie & was third. \ the old meet record by three every time and he grounded into a that as long as Slusher. a central Manchester knotted it in the top of jury verdict saying that Joe Rays 1-2, Hose Co. 1-4. Foran Bros. 0- The girls swam three miles each The boys’ team swam four miles minutes. forceout at second, Linsenbigler Club Championship figure in the year-long Hannah-Gray the third. Dave Blake singled and Caldwell, a star with the defunct scoring. Ken Brasa flied out to right 4. dispute, was part of the negotiations reached second safely on an Carolina Cougars of the American DidnH get there Next week’s games: Monday — it would be difficult for him to con­ attempted steal as he bowled over ending the game. Basketball Association, is entitled to Gliha had two RBI to top Capturing the Women’s Club Championship at Manchester Hose vs. Yankee; East Coast vs. duct talks. the second baseman, who dropped a monthly pension of $600 under the Manchester. Each side had five hits Country Club for the third year in a row yesterday was Nancy Steve Byam of Carter Chevrolet slides in but didn’t beat throw Maple. Tuesday— Yankee vs. Foran, Gray then asked that he and the ball. Blake scored on an infield contract he had with the team. Maple vs. Augie & Ray’s; Narkon with a 5 and 3 win over Karen I^arciak on the 33rd hole of a i the Medics’ Mark Holmes took peg and applied tag in time on The Cougars maintained the figure attempted steal. This was one of few things which went wrong Wednesday — Hose vs. East, Augie’s in the contract, signed in 1970, should a 36-hole playoff. vs. Foran. MODEL END Softball have been $60 a month and the $600 Narkon, who won the golf cham­ defeated Alice Ansaldi to win the Tuesday as Carter’s captured 1978 Town Little League Tourna­ All games are played at Martin figure was a mistake. The payments, pionship the previous two times by First Flight of the Ladies Club Cham­ ment crown with 9-4 win. (Herald photo by Chastian) Park at 6:30 and 8 o’clock. from the Munchak Corp. when lopsided margins, was only 1-up after pionship. Rose LaPolt topped Elsie RFC had three mis and Eric Kusche and Rich Kuzmickas chipping in two Caldwell turns 55. He is now 35 and 26 holes but proceeded to take the Crockett for the crown in the Second Behind an 18-hit attack, DeMoiay Tom Neville two apiece for the blows apiece. bankrupt. 27th, 30th, 31st, 32nd and 33rd holes to Flight and Bert Groman beat Marlys tripped Hartford National Bank, 10-9. Angels. John Spencer, Don Corcoran and clinch the championship. Dvorak for the title in the Third Jal alal raaulta Jal alal antrlaa last night at Keeney. " Standings: North End Fire 10-1, Dan Walker each had two hits for the Borhon robbed In other flights, Cora Anderson Flight. Jim Clifford tripled, doubled and Suburban Floors 8-3, CBT Blue 7-4, Painters. ripped two singles, George McAuley Vittner's 6-5, Trash-Away 6-5, B.A. Standings: Postal Employees 9-2, CINCINNATI (UPIl - Cincinnati Thursday Evening ■mi cut iKum snn pouts Friday Evening Reds’ relief pitcher Pedro Borbon SlotiCncnnOI 7.00 3i0 Z M MUKICMIS ntgiiiSKUJ UMi (ME SM(US and Don McAllister each stroked Club 3-8, Lombardo’s 3-8, Angels 1-10. North Methodist 8-3, Alliance Prin­ Sports briefs ") FIST 6MK POOHfS SCVEN POMTS 1 Oom Ecenarre 4.40 2.60 7Ei(MESHCUS told New port, Ky„ police when he U N 7.N 7i0 7P«ni 7PNTTS 7 p a m 7PNTTS three hits. Bob Culvey and Dean ting 7-4, Army & Navy 7-4, Rockwell 4 (Berrka I Omio 4.U LlniMiilla l.PcU 1. Enva The 79s will be here soon so take advantage of our awoke in his motel room Tuesday he 2URepa 9.N ftO (M U 1-5 2IN 1 . C M I Anderson two apiece and Tony IM)V 5-5, Second Congo 4-7, Dean Machine SZetiiQttsiol 9.20 PcrfecU S-1 50.40 L PiU I M I l U IZ a M i lAzca found his wallet on the floor near the trimming their camp roster to 63 V M i 2-1 40.40 TrifecU 5-1-4 126.40 lE im N iM IM lOdhH Ifa a rU e a l model clearance deals and save money on a new 1978 Colletti singled and belted a game­ Scoring in all but one inning, Thrif­ 3-7, Belliveau 0-11. Jackson sidelined Perfecti t-2 I47.N i M M i T 4.3m 4. C M 4. Maui door and $1,300— 13 $100 bills — was players. T riM i 1-2-S 771.N TTNTII (ME SHOES SEVEN POMTS lU t e M S. (anc i SriarU winning three-run homer in the sixth ty Package trounced Center Congo, 6 1arier IS.U 9.60 4.N iSanU ISarnUU missing from the wallet. KENT, Ohio (UPI) - Linebacker Most of the veterans are scheduled SCCM (ME NOUS $ » » POMTS IM M I S w iU ite U c a l I.M a r Chevrolet. Wa’ve got a great eelectlon. inning for DeMoiay. 20-8, at Nike Field. CHARTER OAK 2M ci 4.40 S.N 7 .6 n 1 (M I 7. MiT 7. 3cc) Robert Jackson of the Cleveland .7bc»bpa lfi.20 S.40 4.20 3 EUtrie 940 7 . ( » M i Police said the door had been to report to the camp at William 4 Pete Ousie I 9.N 6.10 L i i Im* I M i r l LAab Henry Perkins had four hits and Kevin Hanlon was 5-for-5, Scott Three runs in the seventh inning ( M U 24 45.20 SNSOarcUEmiam M B i t Uttmn S N M o scraped and it appeared someone had Browns will be lost to the NFL club - 6 Kvretii Carei S.40 SN Cam Keith Shaver and Jon Neuner two Jewell College at noon Friday for PcrfecU 6-2 147.30 2a4(MEMM£S Sth(MEIONUS lltk (ME DONUS MONZA Hanson had four hits and Ed White, proved to be the difference as An- for at least 10 days because of torn ( M l 4-7 S2.20 TrifecU* (-2-3 574.50 U i (ME (ONUS broken into the room while Borbon physical examinations and issuing of Pfffecti 7-4 l» i0 TPOm 7P0MTS 7P0MTS apiece for the Bankers. Butch Kinney and Jim McNickle nulli’s nipped Oil Heat, 12-11, at aeVENTH (ME OONUS SEVEN POMTS 1. PMaCana 7P0MTS STATION adhesions in his left knee, the same TrilicU 7-44 1.24rN l.B cS ar^ 1. (araaUUMc 1. Enan (aranaadl three apiece for Thrifty. Barry Nixon Fitzgerald. slept. The motel, manager said Bor­ equipment. They are scheduled to (EUrrioM 12.20 8.20 6.N lUfiUrtmm IM U p T lM i IMaaiCaraa one operated on last year — that TiW (ME MXMiS SEVn POMTS 2 Enm HarcoUi 6.N 4.40 1 QMca I Sahciliin WAOON bon often stays at the motel when the begin working out Saturday morning. 4 Itererri OUve 14.40 7.20 S.20 IJ m U a l 1 JifjtoM SnOMIMM 1 ZabaU HireaMa (:\M >i,i;i.i(;nT added a homer for the winners. Lon Annulli and Jeff Quirk each 4 Hendl Eceium 4.00 4. M M i bmn M 4. CknU JaiUr Reds are in nearby Cincinnati. forced him to miss the entire season. Rookies and some veterans rep o rt^ *3BeC«ei 5.U 4.N ( M U 24 46.40 4. tea M ar Fogarty Bros, behind a 17-hit Al Snyder, Clarence Switzer, A1 had three hits, Duffy Leone homered 1 U lirtwcii 3.(0 i Ariip I Mar I LUM S a iU iliM 5. CaanNci I EcMarn Jackson, who injured his knee for camp July 9. PcrfecU t-2 181.U iB c O in U I ItamNlfiinMMI iAaU O dm barrage nipped Moriarty Bros., 9-8, Edwards and Darius Kirk each had and tripled and Mike Parrott, Mike ( M l 34 4120 TrifecU 1-24 546.N iMrta Wmc Bulls signing Wednesday when he slipped on grass PcrfecU 4-3 1S6.N 7. Eiiiip l hpa 7.ZMM 1 I 7 .3m Sahactiaa TWElfTN (ME DONUS SEVEN POMTS i U S M i Incni MV I 7 .M « N M i NiUrU $cr(U with a run in the seventh inning last two blows for Congo. Quesnel, Geno Pietriantonio and TrtfecU 4-3-1 S77.20 N K P m ia r tn i L JaacEcaaam CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago during a routine exercise drill,was Recall pitchers 8 Enma lacier 13.N ll.W 140 (NS fact CnMni S N S Z a M C M I S N S A te a M night at Fitzgerald Field. Standings: Bob & Marie's 9-2, Scott Leone each had two hits for An­ FOIMTN (ME SKUS STVEN POMTS 2 EUrrio M U 160 3.U M(MENNUS NOVA Bulls signed free-agent forward examined Thursday by Dr. John 4 bfy 1S.20 10.U 4.60 3N (MS MINUS 12Hi (ME DONUS DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit 6 Uey Ocfwa 340 im n 7PNm ftkCNEIONUS 7P0Mn Dave White. Rich Marsh and Ron Nassiff Camera 9-2, Thrifty 8-3, nulli. Pietriantonio tied it up with a TRie 6.40 4.40 ( M U 2 6 51.20 7P0MTS 2 DR. SEDAN Marcelous Starks, a graduate of Bergfeld, the club’s physician, who 1 U 4.60 1. He M l I I t t e r iM M c 1. Ema kUaU with rugged cast Iron 4 Includes w/walls, Seplowitz each had three hits and Turnpike TV 6-5, Regal Men’s 5-6, safety and Scott Leone won it with Tigers announced 'Ihursday they had PerfecU 6-2 15130 lU M IG h in liM il I M e a lS c r f U 1 (arciUU UrUr cyl. engine, auto trenB., Murray State College who averaged said torn adhesions are a common oc­ ( M U 24 3120 TrifecU 6-24 70190 1 CamWa M arM w/covers, p. steering, called up right-handed pitcher Kip IZ a M M U rl IfiancUblipa 1 i M i Sakattfan w/wBlIs, radio, BS mids. auto, trans., St. No. Merrill Myers and Steve McAdam Telephone 5-6. Center Congo 1-10, another blow. PeHccU 4-2 1K.20 1 tea IrUaSa St. No. 1970. • 4 1 3 2 • 4 3 7 9 32 points and 18 rebounds a game currence after such orthopedic sur­ TrHMU 4-2-1 324.N KMBU 321112 iM iS iM U i 4. tea Cim 4 . I M C M I 4. QaaraUa I Ockaa 1794. two apiece for Fogarty's. Myers Nelson’s 1-10. Bob Simler had two hits including a Young and lefthander Ed Glynn from ATTEWMKE 5,140 I iMcni CM I IZME mmcti 1 Ucj (ariM a i while playing pro basketball in gery and that ligaments in Jackson’s nnM (ME (ONUS snn pomts 5. Alb SabaitUa homered and McAdam drove in the their Evansville farm club to replace I Nnl bpi ithUrUM grandslam homer and Dick Klein, 2tarrttH $(totiM 7.40 4.10 3.40 7. Iny EccMrrc IbmmUiSm 7. Atb Ecanain France the past two years. knee appear to be OK. ' 1 Be Eceavre 6.N 4.(0 7. IrMaSraMoi winning run. NIKE Ray Brann and Craig Repoli each the ailing John Hiller and rookie i O M I v M 1 |ncar» ( M 1 2 M M c r LAzuHarcaMa Starks, 6-foot-8 , 225 pounds, was 7 b tu n a SenU (.60 SNS NwtcM ScriU SNSUhvUrl SNSEakaUCna Paul Frenette and Leo Williamson Wilson Electric scored early and contributed two blows for Oil Heat. Trim roster Stpve Baker. ( M U 1-2 40.N Pair injured SNS E/wa Odica graduated in 1974 from Murray State. Hiller was placed on the disabled PtrfecU 2-1 9S.70 each had two hits and Ron Laliberte held on for an 8-4 triumph over Standings: Tierney’s 8-2, Lastrada Trifecb 2-1-7 305.40 FULLERTON, Calif. "X KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The list earlier this week because of a drilled a two-run homer for Moriar­ Cherrone’s at Nike Field. Pizza 7-4, Jaycees 5-5, F arr’s 5-6, ’ snrv (ME DooHis s a a pomts (UPI) — The Los Angeles ty’s. Gary Burr was 4-for-4 and Tom Highland Park Market 5-6, Oil Heat Kansas City Chiefs placed on waivers pulled thigh muscle, while Baker was S M iT ccsirre I N 5.N 3.N Thursday draft pick defensive end 6 CknU M 19i0 4.60 Rams reported two rookie Bowling Ferlazo and Bob Segal each had two 5-6, Annulli'4-7, Cooper Package 4-7. basketball! optioned to the American Association ' 4 Arri Sir|U 4i0 Earl Bryant and 11 free agents in ( M U 34 29.N free agents, tight end Ray Erupting for seven runs in the fifth blows for Wilson’s. Bob Ferron had team Thursday, Perfect! 34 102J0 Jolla of Cal State Los HOME BEACH - CHEVEHE inning. Crispino's topped Allied Prin­ three hits and Rick Goss, Pete Denz CRGKL WESTERN DIVISION TrilecU 344 1,030.20 Lively 451, Jean Archam- MALIBU SeVERTR (ME SMGUS SCVDI POIRTS Angeles and defensive Sheila Price 201-188-536, 2 DR. SEDAN ting, 9-5. at Robertson Park. and Jeff Peck two apiece for Formal’s Inn girls’ team wrapped F arr’s 87 (Bill Gorra 17, bault 484, Pat Thibodeau 4 Z M 17.20 (.20 7.N tackle Eddie Catoe of Debbie Mazzone 179-489, 4 DR. SEDAN Mike Riccio. Mike Crispino and Cherrone’s. Goss homered. up its fast pitch softball season with a Butch Suntava 16), 1 Si Um 4.N 3.20 University of Southern 500, Bette Copeland 466. Equipment Includes radio,• 3 7 9 7 V-6 engine, auto, trana., Bob Guerin each had two hits for the Standings: Wilson’s 8-3, Flo’s 7-4, 13-12 squeaker over East Hampton Albatross 38 (Sam 6 (araneni 4.U Lee Bean 204-510, Jane hw/wallB, 4 speed trana., 8. w/covers. radio, auto, trans.. BS • 4 7 0 7 ( M U 14 4S.N California, were injured in Toomey 176-473, Marilyn r mlds., console. St. No. 2011. mlds. St. No. 1637. Supremes. Doug Leonard, Bob Westown 6-5, Lathrop 6-5, Gus’s 6-5, last night at Cheney. Harrison 16). PcrfecU 4-1 UJO a scrimmage against the CAPTAIN - Diane Plaster and Rich Parzych each had Acadia 6-5, Cherrone’s 5-6, Walnut The Penguins were outhit, 11-5, but Raunchy Relations 62 TrifecU 4-14 96740 Hewinson 186-472, Shirley DOITH (ME OONUS SCKN POIETS Oakland Raiders at Santa Eldridge 178, Sandy Adams P a c io tti 191, B arb ara two blows for Allied. Barbers 0-11. made the most of six walks and a (Carl Bujaucius 17, John 6 DHarte SeOntUn 21N lO.N 4.N Rosa, Calif. 181, Viv Price 465, Eleanor Sullivan 473. porous East Hampton defense which Reiser 14), Cheney Tech 41 1 bca M 6.N 4.M Standings; Fogarty's 18-3, Moriar- 6 (eermca I (vMendi 11.40 Jolla suffered a broken FEI.INE was charged with 11 errors. (Brian Connelly 14, Scott ( M U 1-6 59.20 OUR USED CARS ARE ty's 15-6, Peter's Showcase 13-7, PcrfecU t-1 169.20 jaw and Catoe sprained an Standings: Crispino’s 8-3, MCC 6-5, Lynne Cully clubbed a two-run Cable 9). Standings; F arr’s Zipser Club 11-9, Crispino's 11-10, TrifecU 6-14 1.752.N ankle. The Rams also said Wendy’s 4-7, Lastrada Pizza 3-8. 2-0, Fuss & O’Neill 2-0, Vito's 7-14, Multi Circuits 5-16, Allied homer for Formal’s, which finishes rookie free agent, safety PRICED TO SELL AND 7-1 in the league and 16-3 overall, Albatross 1-1, Bears 1-1, DRIVEWAYS Printing 3-18. Nominate James Skip Sharp of Kansas, EASTERN Pam Cunningham won her third CTAC 1-1, Raunchy walked out of camp COLLEGE PARK, Md. Scoring in all but one inning. Army game of the season without a loss, Relations 1-1, Average Wednesday. He was placed GUARANTEED TO PLEASE IM S IA (UPI) — The athletic com­ ^ lo n ia l & Navy easily upended Belliveau striking out five and walking three. White 0-2, Bake 0-2. on the reserve list. Bunching its runs in the first two Paint, 17-6, at Mt. Nebo. She was given fine defensive support mittee of the University of frames. CBT Blue outlasted the Ron Allen, Wayne Gagnon and Bill as the Penguins had only one miscue. EASTERN DIVISION Maryland’s Board of h a vin g , 77 PINTO *3895 76 NOVA *3595 Angels, 7-4. at Robertson. Belekewicz each had three hits with Regents has nominated 77 NOVA *3950 Hatchback Cpe. 6 cyl. A/trans., radio. Standings; Fogarty’s 2-0, 4 Door. 6 cyl., A/trans., P/steerIng, Squire Sta. Wagon. 4 cyl., 4 speed A1 Falco hom ered and Don the former pair each homering for Carl James, executive Option Sakata trans. P/steerlng. CCWFE Moriarty’s 2-0, MCC 2-0, ALL WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED radio. Nicholson and John Colello each the Servicemen with Tony Falcetta, Eight runs in the first inning and Running Rebels 1-1, Dairy director of Sugar Bowl, to MILWAUKEE (UPI) - chipped in two hits lor CBT. Pal Irish Bob Gagnon, Gary Wieliczka and five more in the second proved to be M art 1-1, Indians 0-2, be the school’s next Second-baseman Lenn FREE ESTIMATES Ttl. 528-4362 Sakata, who played only 30 77 MERCURY COMET '3995 75 MALIBU *2875 75 VOLVO *5599 all it needed as Formal’s Inn Kingsters 0-2, Tull 0-2. athletic director. vinyl root, games this season, was op­ 2 Door. 6 cyl., A/trans.,'vinyl roof, Cpe. V-8, A/trans. 4 Dr. 6 cyl., A/trans. , women’s team whipped Newington, The full board is rustproofed. P/steerIng. expected to approve tioned to the Milwaukee I 13-4, at Fitzgerald Field. *3495 Baseball ‘ Kathy Langley had three hits and ( Soccer ) James’ appointment at its Brewers’ minor league COOPER ST. PACKAGE STORE; 70 VEQA *3195 75 DASHER three RBI, Doreen Downham two meeting today. If ap­ club in Spokane, Wash. Estate Wagon. 4 cyl., A/trans., air 77 NOVA *3950 2 Dr., 4 cyl., A/trans., radio. safeties and three RBI, and Dawn pointed, James 49, would Sakata, 25, batted .192 condition, P/stearIng, P/brakes, 4 Door. 6 cyl., A/trans., radio, Jl NIOR LEGION Jim Grout ripped a single and tri­ MIDGET P/ateerlng. Pawlich and Karen Kachnowski each succeed Jim Kehoe, who is with 78 at bats and had radio. 76 DATSUN *3845 Three runs in the top of the sixth in­ ple to pace Liggett’s. Bob Piccin also South: Sting6 (Dave Kel­ B-210 Cpe. 4 cyl., A/trans., radio. drove in two runs for the Penguins. retiring Sept. 1. three RBI. ning lifted Newington Wetheral past U7o11 fQr thg urinnorc TVira0 ly 2, John Janenda, Tom Daryl Ryan was the winning hurler, 76 PONTIAC *4095 77 MONTE CARLO *5495 the Manchester Junior Legion, 12-9, different players had one hit each for Janenda, Kurt Hovan, lOOt 77 CAPRICE *5445 giving up five hits while striking out Qran LeMans. V-6, A/trans., air con­ Cpe. V-8, A/trans., bucket seats, AM- in JC-Courant Senior Division play Mari-Mads. Jamie Gembala), Apollos 0 *■ . 4 Door Sedan. V-6, A/trans., air con­ eight. dition, vinyl roof, radio, P/steerIng, FM, P/S, P/B. last night at Eagle Field. (Kristin O'Connor, Amy P/brakes. dition, radio, P/steerlng, P/brakes. Manchester, now 4-6 in the league Cain played well). 71 QREMLIN *1648 and 7-7 overall, had tied it in the bot­ Matadors 8 (Dan asv'AW'-'-* TRUCKS ^oO^ (TERTS 75 BUICK CENTURY *3695 2 Dr., 6 cyl., a/trans., radio. tom of the fifth ining on a grandslam Little Miss softball Guachione 3, Danny Paris at o' 75 DODGE VAN *39751 homer by Bill Hearlth. It was No’ Cpe. 6 cyl., A/trans., air condition, 2, David Sim ler, Julie vinyl roof, radio, P/staerIng, B-200. V-6, A/trans., radio,| Hearlth’s second roundtripper of the ,<\ce s 77 FORD QRANADA *4695 Nodden, Peter Harris), P/brakes. 4 Dr. Sedan. Air condition, V-8, P/steerIng. evening and fourth for the season. n^uuii in ihe Liiiue miss SoiLoall doubled for Lynch. Michele McQuade Furies 0 (David O’Brien A/trans., P/3, P/B, radio. Dave Bottaro started on the hill for League last night at Martin School had two bingles and Tracy Allely and played well. 76 CHEV. Vz TON *C7S01 the locals, only his second mound 73 BUICK CENTURY *2445 6W ft. Fleetside. 6 cyl., A/trans., | saw Crispino’s trim Hour Glass Melissa Coulombe each doubled for North; Suns 6 (Niki 73 MALIBU *2105 P/steerIng, radio. appearance since back in Little Cleaners, 11-5; Nassiff Arms belt Lastrada. Luxus Cpe. V-8, A/trans., air condi­ Cacace 3, Andy Boggini, tion, AM-FM radio. Cpe. V-8, A/trans., radio. League, and pitched credibly for 4 Wonder Bread, 13-1; Lynch Toyota Jill Fyler had four hits, Kim Glenn Boggini, John arc Dual Punotc 76 DATSUN *3 8 9 5 | 2/3innings. Dave Parks, who relieved top Lastrada West. 16-4; Army & Morhardt three, Diane Adamy Bodyk), Hawks 0. SEMCHUaHTand 76 HONDA CIVIC *3395 Pickup. 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio. in the sixth inning, absorbed the loss. Navy best Westown, 10-4; and homered and Maria Preston and INFUTEAU 180 77 TOYOTA *4805 Falcons 2 (Tim Haddock, njiOREtCEirr jOporotM from tny 12V Celica Cpe. 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio. 4 cyl., 4 spd. trans., radio. Hearlth paced the Junior Legion Willie’s stop B.A. Club, 17-2. Cathy Warwick each tripled for Mike Hassett), Warriors 0. ' LANTERN iiQhtor outM and BEACH PARTY? with a single, two homers and seven Colleen Cunningham and Chris Roy Army & Navy. Patty Gallagher had $ 1 6 . 9 9 pum pt up to 160 P8I RBI. each had two hits for the Supremes. three hits including a double and PEE WEE $ 8 9 .9 9 SEE ME FIRST Manchester is at Middletown today Teri Gallahan had three hits and Kristin Cool a pair of safeties for West: Eagles 3 (Jeff Oomm Ml t ‘g ■■IHi 10% OEF ON OASES in an exhibition tilt and has a double Debbie Poland a grandslam homer Westown. Staniunas, Adam CHEVROLET, •PATIO LIGHTS $ 6 .0 0 up Why Shop at ■ Otoro Whoro You’ro Juot header Saturday afternoon against for the Cleaners. Stacey Spears had a grandslam Wichman, Marco Anothor Dollor Rockville al Eagle Field. Lauri Luzzi homered, Jill Pyka homer, three-run homer and two Ferraro), Flyers 0. dMI IK ilc i aRoup „ SHOP WHERE VOU’RE A FRIEND stroked four hits and Patty Sabia and singles, Margaret Hanley had a Bears 3 (Danny Packer inaa RTER OFF ALUMNI Jl NIOR Penny Burgess three apiece for grandslam homer, double and single 2, Sandro Squatrito), Jets m i M L Behind the four-hit pitching of Nassiff’s. and Debbie Blake six hits for 0. FREEDEUVERY NEW OWNER 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 George Hanlon, Liggett Parkade Pam Foreman ripped a grandslam Willie’s. Heidi Liggett, Renee Ander­ East,: Tioers 0, Tor­ FARRIS CMPM6 GELLUt 64M 208^ STEVE RROWN blanked Mari-Mads, 3-0, at the West homer and Denise Mazzoli, Sherry son and Kim Wright each had two nadoes 0. O p « n D u t y 57 COOPER ST. OPEN MON. thru WED. Ml 9 PM - Saturdays *«l 5 Side Oval. Linton and Wendy Swanson each safeties for B.A. Stars 0, Kicks 0. anaHiar.«i MPM I'r MANCHESTER

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchcslcr. Conn,. Kri . .lulv 'Jl, l«78 I'AdK I'TI'TKKN 1;a(ik o T ! [ t r i^ w jvi\ n( m s im i \ i m n(! iiihiaU). M;iiicIk’.Dau Bargain “i.()VKaii(ii)i:vrir pope but to improve and reform the very system of papal be publicly opened. The right Individual will work with the development of Social Ser­ Tuesday. July 25, Waddell. 9:30 IM Ml IMk-Tm M| 2Slli WATT selection. is reserved to reject any and vices and Children Youth Services to develop a.m.; Verplanck 11 a m. Kill KrliWIirm M Ihefrii EAST HARTFORD all bids. Specifications and bid curriculum, provide Instruction and administrate a ARUUMOUNTPICTUK program to train present and prospective foster NAME MAIL TO: Wednesday. July 26, Buckley. 9:30 European u \ to iM i 1 -UKIVL IN 116 M *a forms may be secured at the a.m. . Bowers. 11 a m. Police dog fired, Business Office, 45 N. School parents. Salary $4,400 for 4 montha. Fringe benellta Include: ADDRESS Thursday. July 27. Salter's. 9:30 Street, Manchester, Connec­ -mBBADNKWS ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Group Life and Health Insurance and State Retirement a m,; Swanson 11 a.m. Holiday he was a coward Programs as well as vacation and sick leave. Starting CITY Business Manager. Friday, July 28. Green, 9:30 a.m.; Uad^fMhip of j^EMi IhileflArtists date August 2B, 1978. P.O. BOX 591 Monslgner Edward J. ORLANDO, Fla, (UPI) sniffing drugs, finding 046-07 STATE Valley St , 11 a m. plus To apply send resume by August 15, Including Manchester, Conn. 06040 Any group interested in scheduling Lori Veal and Kevin Crowley. OOTO — With La Dgr, the police evidence. And he’d always references to: Dean James O. Tatro, Division of Com­ a performance for the first week in HOBERT MITCHUH schnauzer, it was all sniff chew on me in training. munity Services, Manchester Community College, 60 ZIP B A M H M ills EXAMPLE: August should contact the SAM of­ PAN and no bite. But he knew that wasn’t Bldwell Street, Manchester, Ct. 06040. Manchester the real thing. When it INVITATION PHDNE 15 W ords (or 6 Days fice, 646-5206. Biathalon I results PLUBI A Pgrgmouni Pictuf* f So good .was he at Community College Is an Equal Opportunity Employer tracking he was named Of­ came to the real thing he end Adheres to the Principles ol Affirmative Action. acted cowardly. TO BID □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *8.10 Some people run to keep in shape. Winner of the Men’s Division was , C O M W H Y ” ficer of the Year, but when The Bolton Board of Educa­ Dark Star shining Others swim. Real athletes run the it came down to the pinch Greene said \hie dog Kevin Crowley with a time of 25 V ,. iGl tion will receive bids for the SAM Biathalon, a two-mile run he wanted to be elsewhere. would just sit and bark, or Those who reached inter-galactic minutes and 15 seconds. Second place follnwing: FILL IN DNE WDRD PER RLANK — MINIMUM 15 WDRDS EAST WINDSOR He was retired, police said run and hide, wheti ordered highs at "Star Wars" have only to followed by a half mile swim. went to Rob Tanner at 25 minutes Repair and resurface ilSHOllUS DRIVEIN h23 3f)N Wednesday, for downright to bite suspects 5 climb Mt. Nebo lor a close encounter Competitors in the Biathalon I held and 26 seconds and third place was parking area and Southend PRINTING 1 2 3 4 of a similar kind Tuesday at 8;30 at Globe Hollow on the evening of taken by Dave Lemieux at 25 minutes cowardice. driveway at Bolton Center School. p.m. Wednesday, July 12, battled a new, and 32 seconds. *1399, O ct. 2nd MANCHI Mmi • 649*5491 La Dur was returned to • MULTILITH OPERATORS - All shifts. 6 7 8 9 10 slightly longer running course II .M UNIIL2 300N his trainer after 13 months INVITATION TO BID Curbing at Bolton High The film "Dark Star" tells the Lori Veal won in the Women’s Divi­ -ranee _ . vatic SATUflOAV ANPSUNPAT______JIU CUYBUHOH Must be experienced. f on the police force when he The Board of Education of the Town School in front of High School, 15 story of a scoutship that has been designed to eliminate busy South sion with a time of 29 minutes and 20 taly SwitzerLa of Vernon. Connecticut will receive 11 12 13 14 Lourdes Paris Rorne Florence Neil Simon's tracked a robbery suspect Brandy Street. Bolton. • BINDERY MACHINE OPERATOR - cruising for 20 years in outer spare. Main Street. The new course, drawn seconds followed by Suzy Sinatra scaled bid.i for: Pisa Bok>gna Padua Venice “IH e C h e a p to a garage and then Air Cnnditiohinf;. Sealed bids will be received Second shift. Must have some experience The ship must .seek and destroy up by Recreation Director Mel with a time of 34 minutes, 10 seconds. San Marino Loreto Assisi lifflBanjed Bids will be received at the office of until 1:00 p.m., Friday, July 16 17 16 19 20 Siebold, leaves Globe Hollow, heads Lucerne Einsiedetn Zurich refused to go get him. the Sunerintendent of School^ Park on folders & cutters. "unstable " planets who.se existence Since Women’s Division action was plu6 many iipiniul rit utwirw and Scnonl Streets. Rockville. Connec­ 29. 1978. at which time they east on Spring Street, turns south on "I ended up going ticut until 12:00 noon. Thursday. July poses a threat to other ships sent limited, no third place award was will be opened. The right is Apply in person or call 643-1101. 21 22 23 24 25 Gardner Street, goes west on PUPAL lUDIENCE through cabinets, crawling 27. 1978. and then at said place and from another earth. given. An ouditne* with Hit Hslintti, lime publicly opened, read and reserved to reject any and all Company paid liberal benefit program. An Carriage Drive and after a lengthy Pop* Pawl VI, li tckwdwlod. a* vail around everywhere and recorded. bids. Specifications and bid “Dark Star" becomes an amusing Wes Fedorchak came in with the «• s cotnprahaniiv* lawr af Vgit* equal employmenl opportunity employer. 28 27 28 29 30 stretch on Dartmouth Road heading can City That* «f« only a f*w of doing Dur’s work," the2V4- SpecUtrations and proposal forms forms may be obtained at look at technological advancement. fastest running time of 11 minutes ih* hign ipaUl Wilts st call Nifay may be secured from the office of the northward, finally ends back at W tfowr d*»alucatiim. Mencheeler. Conn. 06040 IDRBYPUBB c = r‘1 Trainer John Greene Angelo Demina Raymond A. Allen. Jr. necessarily easier, than the old off at 6:30 p.m. at Globe with pG ittw Brian Narelle. and was directed by PLEASE CAIXTHEAIIEI said "He’s super at Supervisor of Ilulldings •Supt, John Carpenter. Admission is free. route, and that the traffic situation registration on location proceeding PORSCHEENTWES & Grounds 047-07 everything else; tracking, nw-o? All town ordinances will be enlorced. was much more satisfactory. the race. The public is invited. MANCHE.STH:R e v e n in g h e r a l d , M.iiichr.slcr. Cdtin . Kh.. July 21. 1978 - PAGE .Sl.\ I ' I KIA PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAJJ^. MwicliCTtfii;, Conn,, Fri.. July 21. 1978 23 Homaa For Sala *2 3 Inaaalmant Proparty 38 ^ Situation Wanted IS Homaa For Sale 23 Homaa For Sala FOUR FAMILY HOUSE - In- * MANCHESTER - 7 .’Xiom, 3 TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL MANCHESTER - Eight WILL CARE FOR Con­ Rooms Raised Ranch. 4 come $800 a month. Tenants • valescents, days or weekends. bedroom Cape on large lot In RANCH - Quality home, dou­ pay own utilities. Price M5.- nice residential area. ble landscaped lot. Excellent bedrooms. Beautifully Experienced, with references. decorated. Many extras! OM. Financing available. Call Please call 872-9785. Fireplaced den, garage, gar­ location. $45,000. No realtors 4234711 in Willimantic. EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET Edwards Realty, 644-9000. H e ra ld den space. Call Katherine please. 64^3026. ErOUAL HOUSING E Q U A L HOUSING Bourn, 742-8646. J. Watson 26 RESPONSIBLE Mother will MANCHESTER VICTNITY - Bualnaaa Property care for children in my home. Beach Co., Manchester Of­ MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing bedroom Colonial. First floor 5W-room, Aluminum Sided Call 646-1076 • 5 to 8 p.m. only. Ranch. Large lot for garden A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Opportunity. family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car ready to go. Call today. 203- garage, $72,900. Call Arthur or and privacy. Fireplaced living MEDICAL SECRETARY - room. Full cellar, 3 bedrooms. 677-8116. b y Seeking em ploym ent in THREE BEDROOM Con­ Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. dominium - 2 full baths, 2 half Watson Beach Co., Only $44,900. Group I, Keith Manchester area, after Real Estate, 646-4126. MANCHESTER - For sale SUE PHONE 643-2711 August 1. AS Degree, 7 years’ baths, family room, all Manchester Office, 647-9139. commercial building and experience in medical field. appliances, air conditioned, Equal Housing Opportunity. liquor store. Call for details, wall-to-wall. Fully decorated. MANCHESTER 5-room PICTURE YOURSELF PECK FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Call 649-9974, after 5 p.m. Ranch aluminum siding, 4 Marion E. Robertson, Choice location. $44,500. Prin­ MANCHESTER - 6 Room Realtor. 643-5953. Real Estate cipals only. 646-7799. Cape. Oil fired hot air heat. appliances. Immediate oc­ 18 cupancy. Convenient to shop­ Editor Business Opportunity 14 Private /nifrucNons Fireplaced living room, Hal Estate Wanted 28 IN ONE OF THESE FINE HOMES ADVERTISING COLUMBIA-We have just porch, 1 bath, detached 1 car ping. $43,500. Call 6444/727. ADVERTISING REMEDIAL READING and RATES SERVICE BUSINESS - With listed a clean 2 bedroom, 5 , small lot, convenient ALL CASH For your property, DEADLINE $800 a week income available math; individualized work room Ranch near center of n. Owner 633-8927 or program, (lst-8th grade) hy B Investment Property 25 within 24 hours. Avoid Red “THERE'S NO HOME LIKE THE HOME YOU OWN” 1 d a y __ 1U word per day < in this area. A cash business. town with a country setting 281-4322. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 12:00 noon the day before 3 days ... 10c word per day Minimum investment master’s degree teacher. 568- for $38,900. Petreus Realty, publication. EIGHT FAMILY HOUSE - In­ Corporation, 646-0131, 6 days .... 9c word per day required. 203-627-0550. 203-481- 8075. 742-6270 or 228-3777. WATERFRONT - 3 bedroom come $850 a month. Tenants Deadline for Saturdaj^ and 26 days . .. . e« word per day 9544. home. Oil fired hot air heat, Monday fa 12:00 Noon Friday. 19 pay own utilities. Price $65,- SELLING your house? Call us 15 words $2.00 minimum Schoola-Claaaea NO BROOK, fireplace, porch, double lot 000. Financing and manage­ first and we’ll make you ICENTURY 21-TEDFORD REAL ESTATE Happy A d s...... $2.30 Inch TO FULFILL the last stage of CONSERVATORY - or UOO’ X 100’). Lake Chaffee In cash offer! T.J. Crockett FOR THE BEST - Manchester ment availale. Call 423-6711 in Now that the hot days have arrived the thoughts PLEASE READ our expansion program, we TENNIS COURT - it’s all Ashford, 40 minutes Northeast Willimantic. Realtor. 643-1577. will he looking for 2 full-time Gymnastic School 3 to 5 house. Just square honest of Hartford. Excellent for of everyone seems to be the best ways to stay cool. YDUR AD real estate salespeople. Call pupils per teacher. FREE in­ value. 6 rooms, 1 car attached year round living or vacation SPACIOUS RANCH F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- troductory lesson with this ad. garage and large landscaped home. Owner. 633-8927 or 281- If you’ve got your own pool or a cottage on the Classified ads are-taken over 3 or 4 bedroom home with a first floor 2121. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. lake you’re ail set. If not here are some suggestions the phone as a convenience. lot. Ranch on bus line. 4322. The Herald is responsible tor Convenient to schools church, family room, formal dining room , to keep in mind when the temperature rises. only one incorrect Insertion shopping. 3 bedrooms and a MANCHESTER - Garrison fireplace, lots of wall to wall carpeting, and then only to the size of the snug Den with fireplace. Colonial in Forest Hills area. 1) Whenver possible turn your air conditioner original insertion. Errors which Bonus: stove, refrigator, dis­ chain link fence, vinyl siding, plus on before your rooms heat up. This will keep them do not lessen the value of the 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms, hwasher, disposal and 40o lb. cool & will reduce the work your unit has to put out. advertisement will not be cor­ FACTORY OPENINGS capacity freezer to the Quick- fireplaced family room, 2'A A ONE YEAR LIMITED rected by an additional inser­ baths, 2 car garage. Call to-Jump buyer. $46,900 for the HOME WARRANTVi . 2) Keep shades & curtains pulled on the sunny tion. whole works! Group 1, Keith Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- “EXCEPTIONAL” “DONT PA SS ME BY ” side of the house. Established growing company needs 3233. J. Watson Beach Co. Seeing is believing. Call today for an appoint­ Because you’ll be sorry. U&R built Raised Business Opportunity 14 Real Esatate 646-4126. Better Hurry! 3) Keep your windows & door closed to keep out machinists, engravers, N.C., and Bridgeport Manchester Office, 647-9139. ment. One of the nicest spots in Bolton. Ten Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 or 3 bedrooms, set on Equal Housing Opportunity. the heat and the cooler air in. operators. We make specialized machinery that ANDOVER - Six-room gorgeous acres. 3 ponds, 4 bedroom Colonial. I Vi acres of professionally landscaped SMALL ENGINE Service DUUKHARD A ROSSETTO 4) Try to keep the house ventilated — either by Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Corporation - expanding offers challenge and variety. Good starting rates Contemporary under con­ 2 fireplaces, sun room, plus a three room grounds, with great privacy and a view. $iB6,- struction. Fireplaced living MANCHESTER DEAL FELL using an attic fan or keeping vents open. d e a le r n e tw o rk . No and company paid fringe benefits. Call us lor the rented home for income, too. Lots of privacy. 500. MANY PEOPLE only dream experience necessary. room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, through. Must sell! 6 room 5) Try and cook-out to avoid heating up the of owning their own business. Complete training program. best opportunity. garage, spacious lot. Quick older Colonial with loads of house from the stove. Perhaps it's time for you to $500. investment required to occupancy. Call Arthur or charm. Painted and 6) And if all else fails — think cool! pursue that dream. I have start your own business. Ideal Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. remodeled. Make an offer. over 1.000 businesses for sale lor retired or part time. N O B LE & W E S T B R O O K Watson Beach Co., Only $41,900. East coast realty 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 by owners. Many for D etails on request. Mr. Manchester Office, 647-9139. 528-9668, evenings 528-4916. minimum down. For free Barker. ESCAA Field 20 WESTBROOK STREET Equal Housing Opportunity. brochure write: Interstate Training Division, Box 619, EAST HARTFORD - Quiet Business Marketing. P.O. Box Wading River, New York. EAST HARTFORD HEBRON AREA - Impressive neighborhood surrounds this 1888. Pueblo. Colo. 81002. 11792. An Equal Opportunity Employar 7 room colonial. First floor tastefully decorated 5 room playroom or office. Screened Colonial. Fireplaced rec- porch, garage, additional un­ room. East Coast Realty 528- It’s an innovation that allows you to STAR your “LOVELY, LAR6E. “MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW” attached, oversized garage, 9 ^ , evenings 646-7603. classified ad tor extra attention value. Simply LIVEABLE, LUXURIOUS” To see this U&R built Raised Ranch in this Located in Bolton, just a couple of minutes approximately 8 acres, taxes tell your ADVISOR that you want your ad distinctive Mt. Sumner area of Bolton. You’ll, $1,064. Robert Associates, 228- from 1-84. Features 3 bedrooms, fully be 'enchanted with everything from its IMMEDIATE 9274. STARRED. The only additional charge is for the applianced kitchen, fireplace, huge family fireplaced family room and eat-in kitchen to space the STAR occupies. There are two room, deck, 2 car garage. You owe it to its private wooded lot and large outbuilding. SECDND SHIFT different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the yourself to see this beautiful home, set back Asking $62,500. OPENINGS DRIVER next time you have a really important message from the road for privacy. Asking $68,900. ■.)«/' / to sell. PRODUCTION OPERATORS ■...... ON SECOND AND THIRD CARHER NEEDED Your Choice . SHIFTS HERE’S WHERE TO FIND We are growing fast, and are now starting a NEEDED The “Herald” has a Large 24 ★ Super 42 A HOME THATS RIGHT, second shift. Applicants must have previous Point Star For the following positions: Rente Dpen in BDltDn. Point Star ^ FOR ANY SIZE FAMILY!! production metal working experience, using Highland Street, 75* per day *1.50 per day FOREST HILLS .( DRILLING SCREENING drill presses, millers, lathes, grinders, etc. GoDd Dpportunity ter a (Plus regular word ad rate) Quick occupancy on this immaculate U&R built 8 -UFO” Hours are 3:3D to 12 p.m. Air conditioned, am­ Somerset Drive PLATING QC INSPECTION mature, responsible room Colonial, with many fine features such as a 1st “UNUSUAL FIND OFFERED ” FABRICATION ple parking and good fringes. & Candlewood ”8000 ORACIOUS Hardy will you find a home with the brealhlakinR beauty person. floer-fepily room with huge stone fireplace, formal and ({ualitv that this home posse.sse.s in addition to 8-plus Drive Area, dining room, eat-in kitchen with plenty of cabinets, I’M SPACIOUS” rooms. 2'z baths, 3 fireplaces. 3 garages, 2 patios with Apply • Four bedroom Dutch Colonial Ranch, large wrought iron fence, and profcssitaal landscaping, add the Manchester. S h e H e m l i b and canned good closet, 4 large bedrooms, all with linal Uiuches. 16 acres, windingayook, in-ground pool. 4 HIGH STANDARD, INC. panelled fireplaced living room. Very unique room in law suite and pnvarv. dSIthe total is somethine CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING double closets, 2 V2 baths, 2 car garage, lovely treed sjwcial at $98,500 ' 50 HARRISON STREET 31 Prestige Park Circle CALL TOM with many unusual features, set on a nice lot Please Call lot. Asking $77,900. MANCHESTER East Hartford 647-9947 of matured trees. Located in Bolton just a couple of minutes fPom 1-84. Only $49,900. between 10 am and 4 pm Manulacturlng/Marketlng Sporting Firearms 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 643-2711

REALTY CO., INC. 643-2699 ^ Hobart D. Mivdock, Raattor EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET “INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE” " EQUAL HOUSING A gorgeous piece of property on state “GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY” kOUAL HOUSING highway, with a high traffic count. Features Three Family Colonial, 3 car garage, large large building presently rented for package lot. New heating and water systems. Asking store, over 4 acres of land with 50 feet ease­ $41,500. HOUSE OF THE WEEK ment to the three back lots. Priced to sell at 646-8250 -vw r v r - only $55.000. BASTERISI

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“OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS” BUY "THE PERFECT BUSINESS SPOT” UILD7BUY1 In bast Hartford. 2,500 ft. 1st floor space, Greenhouse 23x50, w/workshop & furnace, in with 12 ft. garage doors, 18 ft. ceilings. Great Andover on 3 gorgeous acres. Custom built potential for a small factory, woodworking, Ranch featuring 3 bedrooms, 3 car garage, printing, or shop of your choice, plus a second fully applianced kitchen, pantry, cabinets, NOW floor thats perfect for office rentals. Asking unusual offering and priced to sell at $63,900. $105,000. FORT] We Don’t Just Show Your House UY? BUILD? 6 - 6 D U P L E X to home, NEW LISTING Very large rooms, excellent starter home. We Show It Off. Excellent business opportunity. High Volume Dairy ownership an Good inedme potential. Priced to sell in Store on main thoroughfare. Includes two coolers really begin $40s. We’re The Neighborhood Professionals three freezers, and all fixtures. Owner financing Dick ZImmar 647-1139 available to qualified buyer. Call for details. Priced for quick sale at $35,000.00. REAL ESTATE Associates Ask About Our Guaranteed UILD7BUY? Inc. 6 4 6 - 1 9 8 D TEDFORD REAL ESTATE Home Sale Program 647-9914 or 423-8958 IF WE CANT SELL YOUR Liue! Let Us Feature Your House Here PROPERTY - W EIL BUY IT!

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS UY? BUILD? PACKAGE ST6RE Wall aatabllahod • good location 1977 Oroaa - $129,214 BARROWS 1978 Eat. Qroaa - 1142,000 (0 moa. - $99,805) WALLACE Sale Price - $48,900 + atock COMfANY MANCHESTER PARKAOE

SOUTH WINDSOR *69.900 BUILD 646-7833 Custom built 7 room. 2'-i bath Ranch. Oversized double garage. Two iW H eygnm gH T O \ fireplaces, ultra modern kitchen, circular driveway. In-law apartment mcBiMMncMBmn arranaement possibilities Build or buy with a Home Improve­ New Listing WHERE ELSE??? VERNON- >55,500 Let the tenant pay the mortgage on this spotless Can you find a three-bedroom Cape with a beautiful Three Family, living room, dining room, eat-ln ment Loan or Mortgage from Heritage. yard located In a desirable neighborhood for only Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! NEW LISTING! 7 room, 3 bedroom im­ 1 n W« are yiMur ■ward-winning REtO rM|l N ttto kitchen and heated porches on each floor, also 139,900, Walk to achoola, shopping and bus. Call for brokdf backed by over 19 ytara ol tx p trlin e # maculate CAPE located on a quiet street all separate utilities & maintenance free appointment today. ______and Mrvioc to Iranticmd pMpIo and com- with first floor family room, fireplace plus aluminum siding. Don’t teaiti ( IIKM in; \SS()( IATKS panlaa. One call pula ua to work markaUng your propart; hart and flnding’ naw oroparty Iw you an oversized two car garage. Call now for GET MORE with GALLERY Of HOMF5 .,---- anywhm For Real Sorvict... HEBRON >43,900 your private showing! IfA R T F O R D $47,900 ■' ' r ' h J 453 BURNSIDE A VENUE ''A- Cell ua today anytfmo Immaculate 6 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced Heritage Savings r Seven room. 4 bedroom center entrance Colonial. Fireplace. P/k baths, '^EAoT HARIEORD CT. 06108 " J i i (iw (w/heatolater) living room, formal dining room, beautiful treed lot Quality ronstrucUon with plastered walls, etc. aM$Bm (Manni a amaa im w ii a B aoB (w-uii) Gallery o f . iSEMTRy Immediate oerupanev & U hih A ssih id I inn • Sin ce IS9I eat-in kitchen, aluminum siding, garage, on % acre m n s H JREAL ESIATC S EM IS IMNNHSM Serving tne Gftjaler Hctriford Anm Mt'mbt'f'. mI E,D,Taddri,Prtsidtnt landscaped lot. ' Homes PASEK REAL ESTATE C0.y INC. LENDER Haitford Vernon ,jn(l ManUiesK?r Multiple S IS realty company Th« Barrowt A Wallaet Company 'tsi 000 a U R N S ID E A V E . Ser Vices H0U99: EA9T HARTFORD 29 ConnocUcut B M .. E n t Narttonl. Manchester • Tolland • Coventry MEniTT B S P Sundays Cloatd Dally 1:30 - 1 pun. r B 9 — 1|N ifficM ti MTN It 'Sallajii.-lp.m . 169-7475 _ 646-1180 2 8 9 - 4 3 3 1 ■-■it. ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., July 21. 1978- PAGE NINETEEN

PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD. MaiH'hesler. Conn.. Fn.. July 21. 11I7H FRANK AIM ERNEST Autoi For Sate 51 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 81 Rel Estate W intjtl 21 ArUeltt tor Stta 41 Homes f o r Bade 21 Hohim f o r Sale 2 3 IMMEDIATE Cash for your UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub THBiff TPENDBX property. Let us explain our Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, R E A U r e a l t o r s U U •i 11 : H iiiii rii fair proposal. Call Mr. Brownies, nurses. East MU$T HAvft Bcifiore. M7-I4I3. Catholic School. 649-1225, 1 0 A MtlTOr MAY WE BUY your home? TWO 300 AMP Recti/iers - au5T COMt Quick, fair, all cash and no Good condition. Good for problems. Call Warren E. plating, or welding. Call 649- HOUSE SOLD IN. Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m, WOULD LIKE TO buy four NCR CASH REGISTER - WORD bedroom older Colonial - Reconditioned, with many S trv /C 0 t O f f e n d 31 Services Offered 31 Pelnling-pepering 32 BuHd^ConlreeUng 33 Preferably In the Porter Sreet totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., PET-MINDERS 'litAVC^ 7 -j,/ area. Please call private par­ 228-3957. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR CARPENTRY - Repairs, DANIEL F. REALEs REALTORS ly. at 647-1567. Going away on vacation? Painting - And odd jobs. Two remodeling, additions, gar­ MOLDED FORMICA top and We will oare for your pet in experienced College students. 646^4525 ages, roofing, call Dvid 175 Mifci atr— 1‘ LOTS WANTED - Private par­ paneled bar with two shelves the familiarity of his own BUILDING Maintenance and Please call 568^4641. Patria, 644-1796. Autos fo r Sale 81 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 ty desires A or B zone lots in and four stools.$I75. 646-6028. home. Reduced rates for Repair Service - painting, HONDA 1965 305, Super Hawk, Manchester Quiek cash, top more than one pet at one remodeling, carpentry, or PAINTING - Interior and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD -6 PONTIAC 1970, 2-door, 1976 PACER Dir.Loaded! price paid 643-8012 after 5 TWO PAIRS of bucket seats whatever, commercial and KEEP SMILING Catalina, small V-8. very clean, low mileage, $375. address,. 049.1352 exterior, paperhanging, New homes custom built Apartments For Rent 53 cylinder. Automatic. Air con- Clean. 21,000 miles. Private p . m . from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 residential. 667-2367. excellent work References. ditoning. am/fm. 12,000 miles. Economical transportation. owner. Factory air. Priced to 649-2416. pair white. Exeeflent condi­ remodeled, additions, rec K E E P H A P P Y Free estimates. Fully in­ rooms, garage, kitchens ROCKVILLE - Four rooms in Perfect condition. Call 228- $750. Call after 5 p.m. 643- sell. Call 649-3053. tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. C&M TREE SERVICE - Free COMPLETE LAWN CARE 2259. 1970 HONDA CV 450-Stock. estimates, discount senior sured. Martin Matson, 649- remodeled, bath tile, cement renovated building. Stove and 0861. SERVICE. Mowing, edging, 4431 Trucks lor Sale 82 Excellent condition. Luggage citizens. Company work. Steps, dormers, refrigerator. Adults. No pets. rack. Windshield and mis­ M C PMER, 6, K/T, P/S, A/C, MH-FIII ...... >3195 Household Goods 40 SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, shrubbery trimmed, weed and residential or commercial. □ AUTOMOTIVE ' CHEVY IMPALA WAGON. PLYMOUTH - GRAND sand, stone, fill, processed Manchester owned and pest control. Reasonable Security. References. No FURY, 1976, loaded, steel cellaneous parts. $500 firm. operated. Call 6461327. PAINTING - Interior / Call 649-4291. utilities. $175. 643-9743...... 1965. 283 engine, runs. Best 1971 CHEVY CEYENNE REKRIGERATORS - Washes, gravel. For deliveries, call rales. 647-9260. EXTERIOR. best offer. Call 649-7630 after 6p.m. belted radials. 4 door, Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win­ 742-9515. ITS AMC PIGOL 6, stand 3 spwd, wsw...... >2395 ranges, used, guaranteed and George H. Grilfing, Inc. An­ Autos For Sale 61 excellent condition. Call 646- ROOM ADDITIONS. Workmanship! Quality Paint! FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - dow. Call 289-7274 after 3 p.m. clean New shipment dover. 742-7886, MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ Lowest Prices! Dan Shea, 646- GENERAL CARPENTRY, 5805. • 1974 HONDA CB 360- 3,000 Dormers, kitchens, garages, Repairs, Remodeling, Excellent location. 2 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1970 CHEVY WAGON - damaged. GE and Frigidairc. tory service on color and 5424. Automatic. power 1971 JEEP CJ-5, 4 cylinder, 3 miles. $600 firm. Call 646-6325, M K GNEMLIN, (, stand. 3 speed, wsw...... >1895 DARK LOAM Hblivered - 5 rec-rooms, suspended ceilings black and white TV, Stereo, Garages, Additions, Porches, bedrooms, finished recreation Premier 1976 - blue with wood between 4 and 6 p.m. Low prices. B.D. Pearl and room, 119 baths, carpeting, brakes/steering, air. hitch, MAVERICK 1971 standard 3- speed. Call 643-2869. Son. 649 Main Street. 643-2171. yards. $34. plus tax Also sand, and roofing, 528-8958. phonograph. A81B Electronic, Decks, Rec Rooms, grain, luggage rack, slant 6,’ speed. very good condition. EXTERIOR PAINTING - Hatchways, oofing. Gutters, dishwasher, appliances, low mileage, power steering air shocks. Does not bum oil. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• gravel ana more stone 643- 1160 New Britain Ave., West Average House $200. 5 years’ $895. 6464)280. $1,050. Call 649-8787. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• DATSUN D21D, 4 spaed, AM-FM, radials...... >2295 9504. LAWN MAINTENANCE. Hartford. 561-0655. Formica, Ceramic Til. Call hookups. Adults. ^ 0 . 646- and brakes, electric rear win; Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ experience. Quality Work! 6297, 643-7023. Campars-Trellera tion. orange background with Reasonable and dependable Dan Moran 643-2629. dow defogger, standard shiftr 1971 PLYMOUTH STATION college veteran now accepting References. Call Steve at 646- Must be seen to be ap­ TOYOTA 1969 - Some repairs, HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1973 Mobile Homes 65 9T4 VW DASHER 4 Dr. 4 speed, X-Tre Nice...... >2495 white floral print Call after 4 ONE PAIR A.NTIQUE Satin CARPET INSTALLATI6N - 4966. WAGON - From Maryland, no p.m.. 646-1168. drapes- Austrialian valance- jobs in your area. Call 289- Stair Shifts. Repairs. Caniels. FARRAND REMODELING - ROOM GALORE - Carpeted, preciated. 649-9868. Best offer, 1973 Chevy VMi VMa, rust. Clean, good condition. FX-1200 - 871-2511. 4535. 3-bedroom, near transporta­ 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot Jade. 144x84, $45. Touch and Steam Cleaning. Free Specializing Cabinets and For­ $450. Moving, must sell! Call $1100, Power brakes, power Travel Trailer - Stove, 9T4 DODa COLT HT, 4 speed, vinyl reef ...... >1895 EXTERIOR HOUSE mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, tion. Has washer, dryer and 1974 MUSTANG GRIA - . 646-8362. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville DO YOU SEW? BRAID sew sewing machine with Estimates. Call 649-6265. PAINTING - Professional steering, air conditioning. 15 refrigerator, heated. Full RUGS’’ New fabric remnants Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon REWEAVING burns, holes. Room Additions, Decks, m ore. Only $200. R ental speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new mpgh. Large Powers Utility 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Zippers, umbrellas repaired. results without the cost. Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. shower, and toilet. Tandem for sale For $5.00 really fish tank witli filter and HOUSEWORK GOT YOU Repairs. Phone 643-6017. radials, (2 snows), excellent FOR SALE 1967 DODGE Body. 1W bed. No rust. 9T4 PLYMOUTH WAGON, 8, A/T, P/S, wsw...... >1T95 Window shades, Venetian Years of exprience. Fully in­ 7021. condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. Convertible, needs wiring wheels. Call 688-0383. packet it in a shopping bag. aceessories. $.35. 2 Rupp snow DOWN’’ General cleaning, sured. For free estimate, call Excellent condition. $700.1965 811 Main Street Manchester, 9 mobiles-40 hor.se power, best blinds. Keys. TV for rent. steam extraction carpet harness, front windshieltT 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very 2 529-7009. Dodge D-200 Pick Up. $300. LAKE RIGHTS Go with this 9T4 o n . IMP IMPINGE, 8, A/T, P/S, A/C, AM-FM .>2395 am-5 pm oiler. Call 568-6559. Marlow’s. 867 Main St. 649- cicanng. floor waxing & strip­ REAL BARGAIN - First WE PAY $10. for complete first $100 takes it. 1974 VEGA Runs well. No mst. Call 646- good condition. Must 5221. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 floor, 2-bedroom, 2-family junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland WAGON excellent condition, sacrifice. $890. Please call lovely 3 bedroom front kitchen ping. window cleaning, carpet R.J. MAGOWAN & SONS - 7295. 7:30 a.m. Mobile Home, set up on 3/4 WE BUY & SELL Used Fur­ TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, & upholstery shampooing. house. No lease required. Just Auto Body, 528-1990. > $1000. Call 646-1478. 649-2094. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ Third Generation. Painting & BIDWELL Home Improve­ $200. Rental Assisters, 236- acre lot. overlooking the lake. 9T4 GHEV CIO PIGNUP, 8. A/T, P/S, 2 T e rn ...... >2T95 niture, One piece or entire sewing machine, and tent Professional/Insured. Free Paperhanging Free CAPRI 2,000, 1974 4-spred. Excellent financing available. tics. garages, yards cleaned, ment Co. Expert installation 5646, small fee. 7028. 1972 CHRYSLER - Full i962 j e e p CJ 5 - In good con­ 1968 TRIUMPH household Cash on the line. 110x161. May be seen at 108 Estimates. Call Estimates. Fully Insured. Low mileage. Good Condition. Asking $7,995. The 3/4 acre lot Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Scott Drive, Manchester, all moving, trucking. Loam lor DOMESTICARE at 643-1945 of aluminum siding, gutters power. Excellent condition. 4 dition. May be seen at 41 New tires. Call after 6:30 p.m. BONNEVILLE 650 - Very 9T3 OLDS TORNADO, Fuli Power, A ir ...... >2395 sale. Lawn service. No job to Telephone 646-1959 and trims. Roofing installa­ door hardtop. Call 289-2543. 1 Homestead Street, good condition. New top end. is availabie for purchase. day Saturday. 528-6944.______Please call Broker. 376-0911. GE ELECTRIC STOVE - Self- big or small. 568-8522. A-1 TREE SERVICE - Will tion and repairs 649^95, 871- Manchester. Call 295-0376 after 5 p.m. 9T3 OLDS 88 4 DIL, A/T, P/S, A/C, wsw...... >1895 cleaning. excellent eondition. SINGER SEWING MACHINE cut and clear unwanted or Building Coniracting 33 2323. Homes tor Rent 54 1973 CHEVY IMPALA-4 door 1972 DATSUN 510-4 door $250. Kelvinator refrigerator, and cabinet. 9x15 brown rug COMPLETE CARPET & Tile dead trees. Please call and — sedan.power steering, power BUICK LE SABRE 1973-Air, sedan. 4 cylinder engine. SUZUKI 1975-GT 250 Street installation and repairs. Free SPECIALIZING cleaning and brakes, CB radio and antenna. power brakes and steering. Bike. Good condition. Low frost-free, good shape $50. GE with pad. bathroom sinks and receive our Low Estimates, WES ROBBINS carpentry Pu r ch a se o p t io n . Rustic Bucket seats, new brakes, Automotive Service 66 9T3 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, Full Power, Air ...... >1995 matching Washer & Dryer, faucets. Call 649-3331. estimates. Call Pat, at 646- 649-3571. remodeling specialist. Ad­ repairing chin- roof, new 2-bedroom, just 25 minutes Good condition. Call 875-2732. 43.000 miles. $1650 or best new clutch, good tires. mileage. $525. Call 643-8816. 3745. after 5 p.m. roofs. Free estimates. 30 offer. 569-2522. ’ after 6 p.m. excellent condtion, $150 each. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, from Pratt and Whitney. Call Excellent condition. $1500. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- 568-6303. FOR SALE - William and A-l LIGHT TRUCKING - built-ins. bathrooms, years Experience. Howley, for details. Rental Assister, DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS 649-9430. 9T3 PLYMOUTH FURY 2 ML NT, 8, A/T, P/S, A/C. .>1T9S ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ 643-5361. CHEVELLE 1970 - 23,000 1972 HONDA 500 - Chopped sun specialists, factory Mary Sterling by Lunt. Four, Appliances, furniture and kitchens, 649-3446. 236-5646, small fee. 7421. Mr. S Automotive World. 289 trained, one day service. 114 SEARS white stove with con­ lour piece place settings, five tics and cellars cleaned. pianos moved. Cellars, attics, Oakland Road (Route 30). miles on rebuilt V-8 engine. VW 1971 Super Beetle, springer front, hog wheel. All Reasonable rales. Call 646- ROOFER WILL Install roof New shocks and exhaust. chrome. Mint condition! East Main Street. Rockville. 9T3 CHEV MONTE CARLO, 8, A/T, P/S, AM-FM, wsw >2695 tinuing cleaning oven, u.sed 4 teaspoons, one serving spoon and garages cleaned. For all CUSTOM CARPENTRY - SINGLE h o m e - 6'9 Rooms. South Windsor. Speed/Van automatic, clean, low 871-1617. months. Excellent condition, and three other pieces. Call 1943 fr free estimate. your Light Trucking needs. homes. Additions, Repairs, siding or gutters for low dis­ Appliances. Available Sept. 1. Accessories. 644-9395. $1200 or best offer. 569-2522. milaeage, must sell to settle $1525. Please call 646-3828. $250 or best offer Call 643- 742-8991 after 3:30 p.m. daily. For the Lowest Prices, call Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, count price. Call Ken at 647- Two children, one pet. $350. estate. $1,350. 649-2416. 9T3 m m APOUO 4 ML, 8, A/T, P/S, wsw, v'myl .>1995 1166 ROTO TILLING - Established 649-3571. 345-2009. 1566. Call 643-7757, or 646-7761. PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT - 1970 FORD TORINO SQUIRE WASHER - and like new Gardens & Flower beds. Good running condition-. WAGON, Very good condition. 1971 MG MIDGET- No rust. EARLY AMERICAN dryer. Pool table, coffee Reasonable. Call 646-7644, A&W PAINTING - Quality TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Automatic transmission’, $850, 643-2514. Wire wheels. Tonneau covers, 9T3 PINTO WAGON, A/T, redie, wsw...... >1T9S after 5:00 p.m. bucket seats and console. DINING ROOM SET - Table table, lamps. Telephone 569- workmanshio. Interior and Carpentry and pneral con­ Healing-Plumbing 35 oiticea-Stores for Rem 55 am/fm cassette, tri-axial 72", plus 2 leaves, 2 Captain’s 3547. exterior. Fully insured. $850. call 742-7054. 1971 MERCURY Monterey, V- speakers. Michelin tires. BRICK, BLOCK. STONE. tracting. Residential and 9T3 OPEL WAGON, A/T, radio, roof rack...... >1695 and 4 Side Chairs. Hutch and Wayne 649-7696. ' commercial. Whether it be a SEWERLINES, sink lines, 8, good running condition, $395 Excellent running condition. • SALES base, all solid maple. Can be ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot Fireplaces, concrete.Chimney MANCHESTER STORE for THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full or best offer. Call 646-2946 Service bound, must sell! Clioose fiom CatelullySelecled Models repairs No job loo small. small repair job, a custom cleaned with electric cutters, Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 .seen at 184 Farnham Road, padded bar with railing and MATURE WOMAN available built home or anything in by professionals. McKinney power, sun roof, excellent after 6 p.m. $1400. 742-9515. In Slock. An Excellenl Inventory! 9T3 COMET 2 Dk, 6, A/T, P/S, wsw, vinyl roof.. .>1895 South Windsor, Route 5 to formica top. $400. 643-5968. Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ square feet. 643-5681. condition. $2500 > FIRM. 633- timates. to babysit one child in between, call 646-1379. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Available July 1st. Sullivan Avenue, first left. Mayberry Village area. Call pany, 643-5308. 1816 evenings and we^ends. Rye Street, left at stop sign, SINGER SE’vVING Machine. 973 PONTIAC CAT 2 DR HT, 8, A/T, P/S, wsw . . . .>1295 289-6592 days or early CARPENTRY & Masonry - MANCHESTER - MODERN ^ COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER ^ • SER VIC E Farnham Road Saturdav or With maple cabinet. 6 years QUALITY CARPENTRY By evenings. Harp Construction Additions, Additions and remodeling. NO JOB TO Small - Toilet OFFICE 400 square feet. Main TOYOTA CORONA 1970- Peugeot (rained technicians Sunday. 1 to 5 p.m . or calf 568- old Buttonhole attachment. 1 Free estimtes. Call Athony repairs, plugged drains, Automatic. Good running con­ '^Top Qualit]i Ldiw st System «lralie Service ^ 3560. Asking $1500. year guarantee $125 firm. roofing, siding, decks and gar­ Street, H/AC included. Call 972 MERCURY MARQUIS HT, A/T, P/S, A/C, P/Win .>1595 ages. Call anytime, 643-5001, ELDERLY WOMAN willing Squitlcole, 649-0811. kitchen faucet replaced, 646-2469. dition. $500. Call 646-3149,, •Engine Tune Up •Front End Service Call 644-2967 to babysit for working repaired, rec rooms, anytime. • PARTS WE BUY & SELL Used Fur­ •Shock Usorber Replocement •Professional Rustproofing GRAVELY TRACTORS - mothers in my home. South FIRST CLASS Carpentry - bathroom remodeling, heat ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot Genuine Peugeot Replacements 972 MPEIHAL 4 ML, Loaded, Air, Recorder ...... >2195 niture One piece or entire FULL SIZE BED frame, Windsor area. 528-2478. Remodeling and Additions. modernization, etc. Free 1969 FORD GALAXIE Xli hou.sehold. Cash on the line. spring and mattress, 2 years Sales, Parts, Service. store on busy street. Large •Quality Used Cars Morneau Lawn & Garden Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Estimate gladly given. M & M d isp lay w indow s. $125 Runs or for parts. Body needs Furniture Barn. 646-0865. old. $75. Kitchen set 4 chairs years experience! For Free Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. work. Call 742-9845, after 6 M u f f l e r 972 IMEV IMPALA 2 DR. NT, 8, A/T, P/S, wsw . . .>1695 and table, crome frame, Equipment Inc., 423-6351. Pelnling-pepering 32 monthly. Lease required. Lee Stores, Conn., 1 mile north of Estimates, call 646-4239. & Lamont Realty, 875-0000. p.m. R egal C e n t e r excellent condition. Best MANCHESTER PLUMBING offer. 647-9443. Mansfield Center. Ml MAIN tTRCn. MANCHESTEA FQRD-PEUGEOT. 972 BMCK ESTATE WAG., A/T, P/S, A/C, wsw . . . .>1095 J CHEVY VEGA GT 1974, I MISC. FOR SALE CUSTOM HOMES, Additions & HEATING-Repairs. MANCHESTER, Main Street. MON-FRI. •-•. WED 111 •. SAT 9 AM • 3 PM QUALITY PAINTING and recreation rooms, roofing, Remodeling. Pumps repaired engine needs work, body in SWIM POOL Distributor dis­ WILL HAUL away free of Modern offices available 400, •46.3113 ______^R^^olum bi^dW illimantic charge all scrap metal and old Paper Hanging by Willis siding QualiU Work! Best / replaced. Free estimates. 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat very good condition. Best 972 FORD GAL 4 DR HT, 8, A/T, P/S, wsw...... >1095 Articles lor Sale 41 posing of new 31’ long above­ Schultz. Fully insured, Prices! Bud Talaga, 742-8732, Electric drain-snaking. 24- offer, after 6 p.m. 742-7786. ground pools complete with furniture. Will also clean and air condition included. cellars and attics. 644-0209. references. 649-4343. or 646-4501. HOUR SERVICE. 646-0237. 646-2469 or 646-2755. ALUMINUM sheets used as sun deck, fencing, filler. 1972 COLT. Automatic. Needs 972 FORD TOMNO 2 DR HT, 8, A/T, P/S, wsw . . . .>1695 printing plates. .007 thick. Includes full installation. CLEAN, SPACIOUS, 30x48 work. Make offer. Call 649- 23x32 ”. 25 rents each or 5 for Asking $639 Financing 3704 after 5 p.m. $1, Phone 64.3-2711. May be available. Call Harry collect street level business or office. 971 PLYMOUTH FURY 2 DR HT, 6, A/T, P/S, A/C . .>1195 picked up A M. only. 203-236-5871. Articles lor Sale 41 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Convenient front and side RENTALS street doors. Heat, air con­ 1973 PIN TO WAGON- EVEREST JENNINGS SUBLET - Four Room Apart­ HEAT PAID, also includes ditioning. Low rent. 649-4680 Automatic. Radial tires. 50,- i r m i e r 971 COUGAR NT, 8, A/T, P/S, vinyl reef...... >1995 0 000 miles. Call 646-2209. Premier Wheelchair-Original Rooms for Rent 52 ment Immediately! Stove, laundry hookups, parking and or 649-3549. TA G SA LES cost $676. Excellent coadition. refrigerator, and heat. Please appliances. Only $150. Rental 971 OLDS 88 4 DR HT, A/T, P/S, A/C, wsw...... >1195 A good buy at $300, 646-2676 THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - call 646-3643, anytime. Assisters, 236-5646, small fee Resort Property For Rent 56 OFFICE SPACE Bircti House Women. Central­ 7026. DATSON SAYS TAG SALE -Saturday. Sunday TAG SALE - Saturday 10 to 4, TRAINS-CompletesetTRIX- ly located. Downtown MODERN FIVE-ROOM FOR RENT 971 PINTO 2 ML, 4 need, radio...... >895 oiiy '' TWIN (English HOI Model Manebester. Kitchen Duplex with garage in a quiet LOW INCOME? Check this HAMPTON BEACH, NEW 10a.m -2 p m,. 50 Farm Drive Stoiiy Road. Bolton, off Route HAMPSHIRE - 2 bedroom (from Hartford Road take 6, Coi Couch, weights, plants. railroad, 5 engines, tenders, privileges. Call 649-2358. neighborhood. No children large 6 room. Avaible right |2S0 square (eel, center o(| 30 freight cars, cabooses, and no pets. Security. now. Only $200. Rental summer home. Walk to ■ Manchester, air condltionina and I 971 DATSUN 510 WAOML 4 speed. Beauty ...... >1495 Fro.spcct to Farm). Lots of In­ clothes, hi-fi. ■parkins. Call 643-9S5I ' GO! everything. Available 7/22 to e O -O N VACATION teresting olde junke, plenty of track and switches, BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - Available August 1. Call Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. TAG SALE. ■ One day only, many buildings. $50 takes it Gentlemen only, kitchen anytime 649-1220. 6719. 7/29; also some weeks In 00—wHh OATSUN summersr sale priprices now. 970 OLDS TORNADO, Full Power, A/C, Tape...... >1795 all. 649-3676. 1-4 p.m. August. $250 per week. 871- L Saturday, July 22. 9 to 4. Rain privileges. Central location, YARD SALE Thursday. 2117, or 643-1591, ask for Tony. QO-FURTHER-Most DATSUNS RUN ON LESS EXPENSIVE REGULAR GAS. Friday and Saturday. 8 a.m. or shine. 17 Dougherty Street. references and security ALL BILLS PAID - Charming STUDENT SPECIAL. Heated till dark. Odds and ends and Manchester. VEGETABLE WASHING required. 643-2693, one-bedroom. Has off-street 2-bedroom, with appliances. 970 CHEV IMPALA 2 DR NT, 8, A/T, P/S, wsw . . . .>1495 some furniture. 633 East MACHINE with motor. Will parking, no lease. Only $135. Won't last long. $175. Rental CAPE COD - West Dennis. 3 DRIVE Street. Hebron. TAG SALE - Saturday July 22, wash 4 to 5 bushels of turnips ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING Rental Assistors, 236-5646, Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. bedroom house. Comfortably DOUCE DART GT HT, 8, 4 speed, Buckeb ....>1495 Electric stove, refrigerali3r. at one time. 64,3-4676. room. Gentleman, shower, small fee. 6724. furnished. Private yard. F-10SP0NTWA60N. Front Hheel TAG SALE - Saturday & Sun­ Maytag washer, baby clothes, bath, private entrance, free Available August 19th. $225 A drive, regular gas engine, 4 day. July 22 & 23. 9 to 4. 7 kitchen table, etc, 44 Pioneer paking. Apply 195 Spruce MIDDLE AGE WOMAN LANDLORDS list your home per week. Call 649-8760. speed trans., roof rack, tinted 965 THUNDERBMD NT, Full Power, aatsic ...... >2195 desires compatable female with Rental Assisters free of Lexington Drive. Riding Lawn Circle, Manchester. Building Supplies 42 Street. glass, big cargo area, elw. rear Mower. Miscellaneous, roommate to share apart­ charge. Many qualified Wanted to Rent 57 COOLONE! 966 OLDS TORNADO, FuH Power, Glatsic ...... >2495 TAG SALE - Friday. Saturda' NATURAL STONE for LIGHT HOUSEKEEPIING ment. Call 649-0891 after 6 tenants waiting for details. defroster, dealer prep t freight NEIGHBORHOOD TAG and Sunday. Moped bike, Ll ROOM - Fully furnished. p.m. Call 233-8738. COUPLE WITH One child 1976 VW DASHER retaining Walls, veneers, needs 5 or 6 room duplex or included. Stk. ||I2129. List SALE. Friday and Saturday. records and player. Many patios, etc. Pick up by the Stove, refrigerator, linens 2 dr„ 4 cyl„ 4 sp., fac. 966 MERCEDES BENZ 230, 6, 4 speed, AM/FM . . . .>2295 provided 801 Main Street. 649- 3 ROOM APARTMENT on A P P L IC A T IO N S NOW house. Reasonable. 649-8952. 4320'* July 21.22. 10 a m to 4 p.m. 7*1- more. 17 Volpi Road, corner pound or delivery by the ton. alr-AM-FM radio. Silver 73 Saunders Street. East Hart­ of Carter Street. Bolton. 9879. Main Street. Available August TAKEN - New 3 & 4 Room Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. WANTED TO RENT - Four or ford. Sewing machine fur- 649-3163. 1, $160 month. Heat included. Apartments. Dishwasher, air- 962 GHEV IMPALA GONV., 8, 3 speed, Massic...... >2500 mluro, clothes, all sizes, bric- TAG SALE - Moving West. FURNISHED ROOM - Cen­ 1 month security. Call after conditioner, stove, refriger- five room apartment - * 4 1 9 5 a-brac and many more items. Everything Goes! Furniture. tral location. Kitchen 6:00 p.m. 644-2314. tor, carpet. No pets. Available Reasonable rent. Retired cou­ ple. Call 649-8708. • 4 1 9 5 * Antiques. From July 22 to privileges. $120 monthly. Call Sept. 1, 643-7757, or 646-7761. 1976 c m GHU 970 OLDS 88 4 ML, A/T, P/S, wsw, Beauty ...... >1495 Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 643-8011. TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX - ESTATE SALPT Saturday & July 25. Bolton Lake area. V-6, automatic. P.S., •CONN. O A U g TAX, TITLB A REO. EXTRA Sunday, July 22, and 23. Fur­ P^ollnw signs from Route 44A, $200 without utilities. No DUPLEX CENTRAL COLLEGE STUDENT Atten­ 970 VW BEETLE, 4 speed, I M paint woHi ...... >795 niture. glass, tools, jewelrv, to Cubles Drive. DOG-CAT BOARDING Apartments For Rent 53 children, no dogs. Call 646- LOCATION - Available Aug. ding MCC looking for an at­ sunroof, fao-alr., stereo fishing gear. 150-156 High bathing/grooming.Obedience 6232, late evenings. 1. One child, one car, no pets. tractive room with kitchen W hlte^ Street. Manchester. TAG SALE - July 22. 9 a.m. to prtection classes. Complete LOOKING for anything in real $225 month Plus heat and privilges. Call Torrington 482- USED CARS 966 CHEV 1 TON ALUM VAN, 12* body, 6 cyl., 4 $peed>1395 4 p m.. 175 West Center modern facilities. Canine estate rental - apartments, MANCHESTER 4-room utilities. Security and 6159. TAG SALP^ Saturday & Sun­ Street. Manchester. Fish Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon homes, multiple dwellings, no apartment residental area. references required. 649-5462. • 3 9 9 5 Road, Manchester. For reser­ 1976 DATSUN B210 197S MTSW 710 1570560*1 971 GHEV IMPALA WAGON, 8, A/T, P/S, A / C ...... >1495 day. 9 to 4. MOVING' Many tank, lamps and mis­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Newer two family house. $225. 1975 VOLVO Swinger, Sp. Coupe, ilant 0. auto., PS, 4 household items. 365 West vations please call 646-5971. Asociales, Inc. 646-1980. No utilities, no pets. Security T H R E E ROOM 2nd MOKTOMES Bssutlful of>9 owimr car with only 10,000 Station Wagon. Sold naw and Mrvicad by new tires, AM-FM stereo with tape, 30,- cellaneous original mllas. 4 spatd. buckats, slivtr ut. 4 apaed, roof rack, radio, body tida Street i Houle 85) Bolton. Rain deposit, lease required. Call APARTMENT - With heat, Mara hofiwainwra h m put tlwlr 24SOL Wagon. 4 cyl„ 000 miles, gold metallic, matching in­ truat In Cam e Cam Campany blua matalllc, matching Intarlor. Stock molding, charry red-black intarlor, Stock terior. Stock #2004-1. 959 JEEP TRUCK W/PLOW, 6, 4 WD, 3 speed...... >1495 or shine. TAG SALE - July 22 and 23.10 POODLES - Guaranteed tiny Don’t store things you Vinnie 646-4144 (days) or Bob hot water, stove, refrigerator, tar M yaara. Law Maraal rataa. auto., P.S., fac-air, AM #2105-1. #2116-1. to 4. Antiques, glass, china, toy puppies and stud services can’t use. Sell them 643-9310 ( 5-9 p.m.) carpet. $200, Third floor. Cen­ 10 yaar laana. Cradll un- radio. Maroon. TAG SALE - Furniture, odds furniture, upright freezer, at lair prices.1-423-8789. fast with a hard­ trally located. Adults only. No naaaaaan. Call lyd H. Cmn, 967 SCOUT 4 WD, W/PLim, 4, 3 speed...... >1595 070-40II 2nd martgaga n ends. Saturday & Sunday. roaster oven, household working Classified Adi 5 ROOM APARTMENT no pets. Security deposit. Call •3391 •349S •3193 10 a m to 6 p m. 40 Auburn items, blankets, games, FOR SALE - Siamese kittens. children no pets. Call 643-0902. 646-7690. 967 CADILLAC SED DEVUIE, Full Power...... >595 2 Hoad. Manche.ster. paperbacks and much more! $25.00. Call 647-9868. 44x10 FOOT MOBIL Home. In 143 Barry Road. Bolton. Working single person TAG SALE - Wicker rocker, Livestock 44 only. No pets, animals or A MINI-ESTATE HOW ABOUT 1976 MUS7IWG 11 968 UNaiHUtt MUSTANG iriinv.,CONV., 5,8, i 3 speeu,need, uaiiicGlatsic ...... ’>2395 uss clocks, glass, miscellaneous. GIGANTIC TAG SALE - children. Call 643-2880. imnmoimi 1975 BUCK SKYIARK 2 Or. HT. 4 cyl. auto., PS, radio, rally Votira z Or. Sol. Coup*. 6 cyt., nito., im, 2 Dr. Sport Coupe, V-6, automatic, PS,. wheats, Froat White, red Int., accent 21 Ridge Street. Friday & Saturday July 22. 9 a.m. to 3 RIDING LESSONS indoor A BEETLE? radio. 4 now Urao. 13,(X)0, Fotan Qreon. riding ring. Western stock elr cond., radio, Maroon Metallic, while etrlpea. 24.000 ml. #2079-1. Saturday. 8 to 3. p.m. Dishes, curtains, sterling 149 OAKLAND STREET. 1976 VW OiSTOM SEDAN IZ117-1. . interior. #2042-1. 971 FORD LTD CONV., 8, A/T, P/SP/S. Scarce ...... >1695 seat, saddle seal, and hunt Four rooms, heated apart­ silver pieces, pine bar, skiis, cyl„ 4 sp„ AM radld, TAG SALE Saturday. 10 a.m. ski rack. knicK knacks, golf seat. All levels 228-9817. ment, $240 monthly. Security. lo ld .^ _ _ 974 OPEL MANTA NT,.44 ^ ...... *1995 269 Parker Street. Moving, clubs, fondue set, VW bike 646-2426. ’3495 •3195 *3795 variety of everything. rack, furniture, bedspreads, Boats-Accessorles 45 and lots more, too much' to •MANCHESTER MAIN 971 OLDS CUTLASS 4 DR HT, 8, A/T, P/S, vinyl roof >1595 TAGS SALE - Saturday 10 mention, 144 Charter Oak 1974 FURY - I6V2-I00I STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ • 3 2 9 5 a m to 4 p m.. Ill Highwood Street, Manchester. fiberglass,tilt trailer, with ment, healed, hot water, Drive 3 speed bicycle 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy appliances, no pets, parking, 1974 VW SUPER IEETIE 15fSMtM.IMIIIIMU 157! MTSlM 5215 engine, 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 197$ wnm Hotchback. two li Oie c « your doughW 971 BUICK LE8ABNE 4 DR NT., 8, A/T, P/S, A/C . .>1495 (man's) reconditioned, $50. TAG SALE - Silver Dollars 99 security. 523-7047. Sunroof,4cyl.,48p..AM >620 Sbortbod. 4 opood. 36.000 ono ?hlk model, 4 dr. Mdtn, (the tuby Un- y-8, luto., P3, k/6, bucket m ta . wonts. Auto.. AM-FM ttoroo. radio, body Other household items and cents, furniture, games tools, horse Johnson outboard, radio, Red. oww mUM. tpctonr Tormoou cow. 4 •Ida moldingo. only 22,000 mllos, i $300,228-0475 or 228-9550. nee AM-FM iterio, illvor blua mtlAlllc, colootlol bluo meUlllc. motching Intarlor. i bric-a-brac. collectibles. 140 Strawberry ATTRACTIVELY Paneled truck UtM. nwmw yoHow. I20Z0-2. matching Intarlor and vln$4 roof. Stock 973 FORD RANCHERO GT P.U., 8, A/T, P /S ...... >2795 Lane. Manchester. Saturday / Two room apartment. Stove, Stock 12111-1. TAG SALE - P'rom noon to 6 Sunday. SAIL FISH - Alcort refrigerator, heat, electricity. • 2 9 9 5 972 OLDS TORNADO HT, Blue, Loaded ...... >1895 p m.. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 6 Fiberglass. Daughter’s prize Adults, references. No pets. 571 Porter Street •3495 ^ 3 3 9 5 p m Sunday. 77 Main Street. TAG .SALE - 109 (kileman po.ssession. Super excellent $175 . 646-3167, 228-3540. - 1974 VW SUPER K E 7 U •3395 care! Canvas cover. Nylon Road. Manchester July 22 “An Address of Distinction” Sunroof, 4 cyl., 4 ap„ AM 974 FORD ELITE NT.. 8. A/T. P/S. AM-FM ...... >2695 TAG SALE - Something for and 23. 10 a m to 4 p.m sail Telephone 643-8837. ATTRACTIVELY Paneled everyone 9 a m to evening at •Moving to Florida four room apartment. Stove, Very rarely does a choice property such as this become available. Custom designed radio. Gold. Very Low Im ODEBM u p -t o -d a t e SEBVICEFACiLITIES ■ FAC TBAINED WECHhNICSl 37 Kensington St. (off Porter Antiques 48 refrigerator, hot water. No and custom built for the present owners in 1955 to provide their growing family with mileage. Street). TAG SALE - Saturday, July pels. Adults. $165 . 646-3167, comfortable living quarters in a rustic environment. ------Cara ArHvIng Daily—invMtory Changing uuiy 22 10am to5nm 1480.\eip- 'A A.N’TED. Antique furniture, 228-3540. The house itself has 8 rooms in all. Two fuli baths and two half baths, three bedrooms • ^ 7 9 5 TAG SALE - July 22. 10 a m sic Road. Glastonbury glass. pewU-r, oil paintings or up, a delightful kitchen, dining room, living room and family room on the main Hoor. Big TERMS EASILY AHMNOED - TBADES WEICOWE to 2 p.m. Clothing, echo Engli.sh sadle. .Spinet Piawj. other antique items R FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - "Rec” room in basement. chamber, ^nd wah-wah, furniture, toys, much more Harrisrrn. 643-8709 Excellent location. 2 In addition to the house, there is a suite of offices that has a private entrance off the 1973 VW CUSTOM SEDAN) OWNER MANAOED - NO HfOH PREtaURB aALBaMAN microphone, miscellaneous bedriwms, finished recreation slate patio. This area could easily be incorporated into the living space of the house, kept 4 cyl„ 4 sp., AM radio, 1 Cormier household 163 Eldridge Wanted to Bur TAG SALE - 10 years’ ac­ 49 room. 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, as is, or become a game room, etc. to choose from, blue I Street. Manchester cumulation including washer, dishwasher, appliances, hook­ yellow. HARRY STICKELS OPEN 9 TO 9 studio couches, electric CASH PAID Immediately - ups Adults $290.646-6297,643- One of the many joys in occupying this property is the privacy that it affords. There broom, umbrella, crib, no for gold jewelry and 7023 are two acres of hardwoods and evergreens that shelter the house. Another plus is the TAG SALP^ - Saturday. 9 a m. clothes July 22.23,9 a m Ui4 diamonds Licensed broker excellent private water supply. • 2 3 9 5 to 1 p m Odds and ends, old. lor over 1/2 century Savitl Off the living room is a lovely patio with its dominating fireplace and the gazebo Motor Solos, InCi SUBURBAN MOTORS p m , 546 Hilliard Street. EA.ST HARTFORD available new collectibles 29 Coolidge POM G Jewelers. 35 creating an atmosphere for casual living. It is practically impossible to list all the dis­ Street (off Thompsfin St.) August 1st. Three bedroom so TOLLAND TPK. TAG SALE - July 22,23. Large Asylum Street. Hartford, 527- fluplex in newer two-family tinctive features found in this residence, so why nbt make an appointment to see for TOLLAND 285 Broad Street, Manchester variety, juvenille, household, 0163 home. Includes stove, base­ yourself. Please allow enough time. DATSUN DATSUN MANCHESTER (OR ManohMtar-TaloottvIlla Town Una) miscellaneous. Reasonable. ment. back yard, 1 1/2 baths, Call us, it wiil be a pleasure to show you through. TAG SALE - July 23,.-Sunday. Rain dale, following weekend WANTED - IXJDGE MAIL COUNTY VW P.8. Watch Rw Special Bnnouncwiieiit-ComliHiSiKmt 34 McKee Street 10 a m to 5 wall to wall carpeting. Heat Phono 643-4165 8 4 9 -2 0 76 56 Lenox Street (between TRUCK - Righthand drive. not included. $300 monthly. T. J. CROCKETT, FfEALTORS RMrt( S3, Tilcottvilli p.m. Much miscellaneous, East Middle Tpke. and East Any condition. Please call 742- something for everyone! Security and references. No 643-1577 • 4 9 - 2 6 3 8 ii. IklUV Ccnteri 9:30 a m - 5 p.m. 7308 anytime. pets. 649-6354,