PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 3, 1978 Jaworski convinced Tongsun Park was foreign agent WASHINGTON (UPl) - Leon Kim’s testimony. Park, Jaworski said, but, "in my committee has launched disciplinary ethics panel last fall that Kim “had Korean Embassy, furnished funds to Jaworski, ending his role in the Jaworski’s remarks came just view, Tongsun Park was a foreign action against four current House made arrangements to pass large Korean influence-buying probe, says hours after he officially resigned his agent, despite his stubborn denial. Kim Dong-jo to distribute to members for taking cash gifts from sums of cash to some members of the members of Congress,” he said. The weather he is convinced South Korean post as special counsel to the House I^ovlng that recipients of monies Park and failing to report them. House.” ‘How much of this fund was in fact Cloudy and humid with showers and a few businessman Tongsun Park was a ethics committee. He headed the in from him knew that Park was a Jaworski and his staff were Sworn witnesses testified that thunderstorms likely today. Highs 80 to 85 vestigation for more than a year. foreign agent presented real distributed? How much of it was foreign agent and his gifts illegal for stalemated in their efforts to get Park and Kim were "unfriendly com returned? What amounts were around 28 C. Gradual clearing overnight. Lows members of Congress. Kim, who operated out of the obstacles, some of which involve testimony from Kim Dong-jo. The petitors,” he said, each "eager to in the mid 60s. Saturday partly sunny and less Korean Embassy, "undeniably was a legal technicalities.” retained by distributees? How much In a speech Wednesday night to the South Korean government main win the accolades of the Korean of the total sum set aside ostensibly aiirl]PBtpr iEuMting Brralft humid. Highs around 80. Probability of International Platform Association, foreign agent and every con Park, a millionaire rice merchant tained Kim was covered by hierarchy for having conducted the for this purpose was sidetracked into precipitation 70 percent today 20 percent Jaworski said the other “bagman" in gressman knew or should have and Washington social figure, diplomatic immunity and refused all A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 most effective campaign ininfluen- the pockeU of Korean officials? tonight 10 percent Saturday. Winds southerly the case was former Ambassador known this,” Jaworski said, noting testified he paid about $750,000 to U.S. approaches to get his testimony. cing certain members of Congress.” 15 to 20 mph today becoming northwqst 10 to 15 the Constitution prohibits the accep members of Congress, most of whom These are the unanswered essentials Home delivered copy 15 cents. Kim Dong-jo and the investigation The former Watergate special "I am satisfied that the Korean only Kim Dong-jo can funish,” he Vol. XCVII, No. 259 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, August 4, 1978 mph tonight and Saturday. National weather would remain incomplete without tance of gifts from foreign agents. are no longer in office. The ethics prosecutor said there was proof laid government, largely through the said. Newsstand copy 20 cents forecast map on page 15. The case was less clear about out at the public hearings in the KCIA, which operated out of the Neighborhood threatened by old ehemical landfill was filled and covered with clay, but scheduled this week, one with Health NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (UPI) - Health Commissioner Robert Her husband, Gary, a truck paying the taxes. Whelan, who will meet today with the mechanic in Buffalo, said he’d like to The state health commissioner now the chemical wastes ooze from Commissioner Whelan and another Seabrook approval The residents of the Love Canal area residents, Tuesday advised pregnant sell their house, but “they can’t af said there was “growing evidence” the ground around the homes in the with several interested lawyers, who met Tuesday night outside a house would talk about possible legal with a "Disaster Area” sign in the women and children under 2 move ford to just leave it.” He said when of increased incidence of mis neighborhood. out “as soon as possible.” they bought the house three years carriages among residents of the "Some of the people on our street recourse. front yard, to organize, comfort and actually have chemicals In the protest — some even turned in The federal Environmental Protec ago, they were never told it was built area, although “there is no tion Agency has identified 82 in over a dump of any kind. evidence” of unusual occurrence of ground in their backyards,” he said. Hooker said in a statem ent mortgage receipts. “Others are getting sludge seeping affirmed by EPA Tuesday night that it was “deeply More than 350 residents, including dustrial chemicals, 11 of them Arlene Soluri, who is five months acute allergenic, neurological, der matological or respiratory illness. through the floors of their cellars.” concerned about the problem of Love the 97 affected families, met in front suspected cancer-causing agents, as pregnant, said her husband made her WASHINGTON (UPI) - The En “I lost a baby in February,” said Heisner, who is trying to organize Canal.” the Public Service Cn. of New “ I emphasize,’’ EPA Ad of Tom Heisner’s house on 99th having oozed from the ground since move to her mother’s in a nearby vironmental Protection Agency Mrs. Mary Heeney. “I believe it was the neighborhood, said Tuesday Hampshire, prime builder of the ministrator Douglas Costle said, “as Street to talk about the health 1976. community shortly after the noon today reaffirmed approval of an open because of the chemicals.” night’s meeting was to make the However, the firm denied “it has plant, which contends the environ I did in my original decision, that my emergency the state Health Depart "I had no thought of having a news. ocean cooling system for the $2.3 The Hooker Chemical Co. plant in residents aware of the alternatives. any legal obligations or responsibili ment would not be damaged by function and that of the agency as a ment declared due to the state of the defective child until this came out,” She said they can’t sell their house billion. Seabrook, N.H., nuclear taking ocean water for its cooling said Joanne Hale, who is expecting the city used to dump chemicals into Heisner, a building contractor, ty for the situation that has evolved whole, has been solely to determine decades-old chemical landfill on because of its location, but added power plant — a major victory for ad system and returning it 39 degrees her second child in October. that her husband wants to stop the abandoned Love Canal. The canal said two other meetings were completely outside its control.” whether the proposed thermal dis which their homes were built. vocates of nuclear power. hotter. charge will assure the protection and The action, a boon to the plant’s NRC spokesman Gordon propagation of a balanced indigenous builder and state government, helps McKenney said when his company population of fish, shellfish and DOT asks court 1 / clear the way for continued construc has read the EPA decision, "we will wildlife in and on the receiving tion of the twin-unit, ocean-front apply to the NRC as soon as humanly waters and to determine whether the facility that has become a symbol of possible for reinstatement of the con intake structure reflect the best for Route 7 OK controversy over nuclear power. struction permit.” He said if the per technology available for minimizing HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The Connecticut Department of The Nuclear Regulatory Corhmis- mit were reinstated, the next day the adverse environmental impact.” ’Transportation is going to court seeking permission to sion halted construction of New company would begin hiring back the “I have not considered nor may I build an 18.5-mile limited access highway between Hampshire’s first atomic power 2,200 workers left jobless by the con consider in the context of these plant July 21 to give the EPA time to Norwalk and Danbury. struction halt. proceedings whether construction of Construction of the road, proposed as Route 7, was rule on the cooling system and to give Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre, D-N.H., the Seabrook plant is desirable from stalled in 1972 by a federal court injunction. U.S. District the commission time to look at possi said flatly the NRC "will move im Ck)urt Judge Jon 0. Newman granted the injunction at the Now, ble alternate sites. mediately to lift the ban on construc See Page Ten request of a group called Citizens for a Balanced En The decision is a major victory for tion at Seabrook.” vironment and Transportation. A spokesman for the Onnecticut Department of Transportation said the state will ask N e ^ a n to clear the^ay for construction of the $210 million road. U.S. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams MEG rejects pact; Wednesday approved the necessary paperwork that could SBM has added lead to construction of the long-delayed highway. The opposing environmental group argued the Connec ticut Department of Transportation and the Federal money not at issue Highway Administration had illegally bypassed some federal requirements, includinj one that required an en vironmental impact study. The Municipal Employees and the way some things are sup taken effect July 1. Newman ordered that an environmental impact study a Factory Group,(MEG) Thursday rejected a posed to be Carrie out.” McCarthy said he could never be made of the proposed 18.5-mile road. proposed new two-year contract, not He said the people in the union feel remember so many changes which A draft impact statement was finished in 1974 and cir because of the pay raises offered, but that "what we’ve reached so far had to be made within a union con culated for public comment. The Connecticut Depart because of the technical language in doesn’t meet their needs. tract in one year because of technical ment of Environmental Protection in 1977 approved the volved in the contract, according to Charles McCarthy, assistant town matters prompted by both union and impact statement, saying it met all state requirements. the union president, Peter Henry. manager and the town’s chief labor town requests. Some of the changes'' Adams Wednesday gave his approval to the final ver The 54 members who attended the negotiator, also said he understood related to federal, requirements sion of the study. meeting of MEG, which represents that the problem with the contract needed because of the CETA (Com Rep. Stewart McKinney, R-Conn., hailed the decision 86 town clerical workers, rejected by was not the economics, but the prehensive Employment Training as a boon to the area’s air pollution problems and a wide margin the contract con technical matters. Act) workers employed by the town. economy. He said anything would be better than what the taining annual pay raises of 5.9 and 6 He said he felt it was too bad that McCarthy said that MEG has area has now in the way of roads. percent over two j^ears, the union members would have to negotate with the town on relistic Henry said, “The money really have a delay in getting their pay Troopers leave site isn’t the problem. It’s the language raises. The contract was to have See Page Ten of student’s murder NEW HARTFORD (UPI) - State Police have □ Governor offers Truce withdrawn their security Guards from the estate of Frank W. Jones Jr., but say they still plan to search the grounds surrounding the mountaintop where the body of a Colum □ bia medical school student was found. Trooper John McLeod, State Police public information in battle with Killian officer, said Wednesday police have finished searching Big tree damaged by storm the 10 acres at the top of Jones Mountain where Michael It provides you with Aranow, 26, of Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., was found dead HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Carbone Wednesday reaffirmed his convention, in which Killian narrow This large white oak tree on Primer Road school at 11:29 p.m. Town tree crews were Grasso has waved a truce flag at her support for Killian after charging the ly won 20 percent of the delegate early Sunday morning. all the banking Facts lost four big limbs when during Thursday cutting away the broken limbs of the oak tree State Police Capt. Richard Day, who is coordinating opponent, Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, governor had abandoned the poor and votes to force the first Democratic Fact night’s rainstorm. The tree, located on the which Tree Warden Ernest Tureck said they suggesting an end to any further per middle class to oppressive taxes. primary in history, Mrs. Grasso the investigation, said no guard was posted at Lookout Point Wednesday afternoon because the search of that The Factory has proiduced Keeney Street School grounds, fell onto the have been trying to save for many years and sonal attacks while they carry on “I’m not surprised at what he said referred to Killian’s type of politics area has been concluded. property of Raymond Ponticelli. Lightning will continue to try to preserve it. (Herald their primary battle. or how he feels,” the governor said of as being run from the gutter. her former backer. -State's Attorney Dennis Santore declined to say if the 23 Fact-filled brochures, hit nearby utility pole, shattering the glass photo by Pinto) In her bid to end what she called Last Saturday at a Democratic pic any more references to “gutter” Barbieri had said the governor nic in Madison, she was reported by lack of guard around the property and at the murder site insulator, and causing a power outage in the indicated police had obtained enough information early each explaining a particular politics, Mrs. Grasso told a Capitol “will get what she deserves,” but did reliable sources to have called this week. ' news conference Thursday, “This not pledge his support to Killian. Killian a derogatory name as she Santore said Wednesday night no one has been charged service offered by SBM. primary is not going to be a cause of But the governor looked beyond hesitatingly shook his hand. in the death, and no warrants have been issued. turmoil for the party. Nobody’s going Barbieri’s comments. “ It’s always When asked Thursday what she McLeod said police will search the rest of the grounds No other bank has ever given Sub settlement approved to find punishment in me.” good to have allies and his support is said to Killian, Mrs, Grasso said with Saturday. Mr. Killian was out of state and not always welcomed,” she said. Bar a smile, “I told him he was a naughty Jones. Aranow’s uncle and a former CIA agent, said its customers all the Facts WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Jerome H. Stolarow, director of settlement of the multi-million dollar available for comment. bieri was bypassed in favor of John boy.” When pressed on the comment, Wednesday he is considering calling a news conference to General Accounting Office has given procurement for the GAO, told the cost overrun settlement with Elec Mrs. Grasso also held out the olive Dempsey Jr:, Mrs. Grasso’s cam the governor said, ”1 shall have no “clarify misconceptions” about the incident, but not about its services in such a general approval to a proposed $484 committee Thursday he believed the tric Boat is considered the key to its branch to Arthur Barbieri, the New paign manager. more conversations on that matter.” necessarily to anwer questions about the incident itself. million settlement of a nuclear sub settlement was a “reasonable way to fate. Haven Democratic town chairman Mrs. Grasso said Barbieri “never A Killian aide Thursday said the He declined to describe the misconceptions. thorough and interesting manner. You’ll marine contract dispute with the approach” the dispute. In resolving the dispute, which at who is miffed over her failure to back discussed with me his interest in lieutenant governor "doesn’t want to Electric Boat Division of General one time included a threat by EB to him for the state party chairman. being party chairman. I had a per comment on it.” Rep. Charles E. Bennett, D-Fla., ^ind these unique brochures Dynamics (k)rp. in Groton. stop production on 18 nuclear attack But the governor was a little more sonal commitment to Mr. Dempsey Killian's son, Robert Jr., an at Congress’ fiscal watchdog gave its one of the committee’s most power submarines unless cost overruns restrained in her quest for peace in and I made it known.” She said the torney who has spearheaded his displayed at all SBM locations. blessings to the proposed contract at ful voices on Navy matters, also said were resolved in its favor, the Groton the case of Hartford Democratic final decision to name Dempsey father’s campaign, said Thursday, PENTLAND FLORIST a quiet, all-day session of the House he “would be very surprised if there shipyard agreed to absorb a $359 chief Nicholas Carbone. rested with the state central com “It's just unfortunate and best Armed Services Committee is any resolution (of disapproval) million loss in unfiled claims. She also said she would be mittee. forgotten.” He (Killian) told us just against the settlement." Will be closed for two And if you have any Thursday. Most committee members If the Senate agrees to support the agreeable to “four or five” debates Mrs. Grasso tried to put to rest, at to leave it alone. We’re not going to Bennett’s position on the proposed weeks beginning August 5 indicated they would go along with contract dispute proposal, it is with Killian under a format that still least publicly, the display of personal confirm or deny what was reported.” other questions about the settlement. expected to go into effect at the end has to be worked out. The governor antagonism between Killian and Mrs, Grasso earlier in the day through August 19. ------of September, didn’t describe what the issues might herself. banking, Donna will be. At the Julv 22 Democratic state He** Pag** Ten We will reopen on be delighted to give you The City of Hartford will file a Inside today companion suit to the one by August 21st. the answers. Just call her Travelers Insurance Co. in con Bureaucracy must be overhauled., nection with the collapse of the at 646-1700. Manchester Coliseum roof. He** page 2, Come ye one and all — be welcome at 5lh Annual The Town has received a long- Sports Carter tells federal employees range plan for improvements in The Glastonbury the sewer system which could ul Red Sox come alive and sweep WASHINGTON (UPI) - President “Bureaucracy must be controlled, Carter tried to overcome the reluc the president said, assuring the timately cost $10.2 million, but Yankees in two games ... Dodgers Carter, calling government that’s all there is to it,” Carter said. tance of government workers, saying group that the changes "will be for Antiques Festival some it may never need to be and Giants in wild game. See bureaucracy “almost uncon “Now it’s almost upcontrollable.” “the rights of federal employees will the advantage of the competent and carried out. See page 2. page 11. trollable,” said today his overhaul of Changes in the system proposed by be much better protected than under dedicated public servants.” Manchester Memorial Hospital tom Watson early leader in the civil service system could help the White House would help reduce “The people are ready for it Donna Cammeyer, Manager of SBM’s Fact has been asked to permit shooting the present system,” even though the Saturday, August 5 PGA ... Manchester's Don Gliha dampen the budding taxpayer the federal work force “because the changes would make disipissals throughout the country,” he said. ory. will answer all your banking questions. of scenes for a movie about a stu On the tree-lined Village Green, comer of Main and Hub- lands state head golf pro post. See rebellion. ultimate effect is that each person easier. Carter admitted the package, a hard Street, Glastonbury. Take Putnam Glastonbury dent with a terminal illness. See page 12. “You can’t blame taxpayers for that works for the federal govern Under his proposals, the Civil Ser central theme of his campaign and a Bridge from I-9I or Main Street Exit from Route 2. Look page 10. exploding unless something is done ment would be doing a better job," vice Commission fkould be replaced key portion of his administration's for directional arrows. about the federal bureaucracy,” the the president said. by a Merit Systems Protection Board strategy, "still faces formidable op Outdoor Antiques East Hartford president said in a broadcast inter Sitting with a group of eight pan and an Office of Personnel Manage position.” Show & Sale Index view. elists at a U-shaped table Thursday ment. "1 think the only way that this A tradition of banking excellence Esther Clarke criticizes U.S. DOT “The American taxpayers have the night. Carter told the audience of 400 That action probably will take legislation could be defeated this 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine charging it is unresponsive to the right to expect a return on their in it should not “dread ... change” effect Aug. U, since it appears year, having the overwhelming sup ...Where 100 antique dealers front throughout the ElasI Coast will gather to concerns of 1-84. See page 7. Area towns ...... 8, 9 vestment in government and now because his plan would not “hurt any Congress will not veto it by that port of the Congress, the show vou their wares: furniture, porcelains, glass, pewter, silver, iron C l a s s i l i e d ...... 15, 16, 17, 18 and w'oodenware. lole. maps and prints, paintings, documents, tolk art. they’re just not getting it.” competent or dedicated public ser overwhelming support of the The Savings Bank of Manchester C o m i c s ...... 19 deadline. potterv. tools, guns weapons, lighting devices, old journals and Carter, commenting in a taped in vant.” Only a “deliberate delay” in American people, is for deliberate newspapers, clocks, estate Jewelry, copper and brass, quilts, and much, East H artford ____ ...... 7 , 8 Other reform proposals, which much more' Manchester, last Hertford, South Windsor. Ashlord. Andoser, jnd Bolton Connecticut E d i t o r i a l ...... 4 terview broadcast on the NBC Congress could block the first major face floor action soon in the Senate delay to be pursued,” Carter said. Member lOK Spontored by the Gta$tonbuiy HlMtorleal Society inc. Homer Babbidge says he is Entertainment ...... 14 “Today” program, made many of the changes in the 92-year-old system, he and House, have encountered strong Civil Service Commissioner Alan Mh-irnn Plenty of Free Parking Adjacent to the Show flattered that his name has been F a m i l y ...... 6 same points in an appearance said. opposition, particularly the effort to Campbell and Rep, Joseph Fisher, D- Admiealoii, AduHt $1.80 mentioned for the presidency of M a n c h e s t e r ...... 2, 20 Thursday night in an hour-long ques Nearly 3 million Americans work cut lifetime preference for veterans Va., whose district includes Fairfax, Delectable Home-Prepared VICTUALS and DRINK Isn’t it time for you to be spoiled for a change? Come see us. the University of Connecticut. Her Obituaries ...... 10 tion and answer session at a high for the federal government, with an to a 15-year period. flanked Carter as he fielded a variety Available all day! pug)' 7, Ciinnec'liciil liriefH, S a m ...... 6 school in Fairfax, Va., a suburb of overall payroll of about $4 billion. “The only dread comes in because ( f .juestions from the panelists BETTY FORBES, DIrtcler S p o r ts ...... 11, 12, 13 Washington populated by thousands Two-thirds of them are covered by people are afraid to make a change,” before taking questions from the of federal employees. the Civil Service system. audience at large.
/ ^ ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 4,1978 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Aug. 4. H78. Hartford to file roof collapse suit HARTFORD (UPI) - The city of the city for “cumulative,errors in $24 million. Hartford plans to file a companion judgment" by city officials and Travelers spokesman Alan R. suit to the $14.3 million suit The private contractors that led them to Fletcher said the company named Travelers Insurance Co. filed Mon overlook design flaws which caused defendents based on reports com day in Hartford Superior Court the collapse. against seven firms involved in the piled by the Hartford City Council The Travelers filed negligence and construction of the Civic Center Committee to Investigate the breach of contract charges against Coliseum Roof Failure; the New KENNEL CLUB ..Coliseum roof. Bethlehem Steel Corp. of Penn York engineering firm of Lev Zetlin Hartford Assistant corporation sylvania, which product, assembled RESTAURANT Associates; and Douglas G. Peterson counsel Richard Shettle said and erected the space frame. Hi Hw M cooiTiu R • coHmn mnsHiH LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT Associates of Greenfield, Mass., WED. thru SAT. Thursday the city will ask for several Also named in negligence counts which Travelers paid to do its own million dollars in damages, but less are the Gilbane Building Co. of Hart RESERVATIONS Pizza & Grinders 471 HARTFORD RD. (Con. mcKee s t .) MANCHESTER than Travelers is seeking. probe. ford and Providence, R.I., general Fletcher said Peterson reached Travelers said Thursday it had contractors for the project; the 6 4 9 -0 0 7 9 643-6165 filed 24 counts of negligence and conclusions similar to the other in structural engineering firm of AT VAHXII KINNUI, » MAUI lA IT OF ■OITON lAM. RT. 44A, lOlTON___ ' S WMOI THi8 AD 18 WORTH breach of contract against the firms, vestigators on who could be blamed Fraioli-Blum-Yesselman, which c for the disaster. several subsidiary companies and designed the roof; Vincent Kling and • i The Lev Zetlin report said certain I 'L” ONE $ DOLLAR partnerships and 11 persons Associates, architects; Danos and top sections of the space-frame roof I imsa t o w a r d s t h e p u r c h a s e o f employed by the companies to Associates of West Hartford, TWO were inadequately braced and the recover money a consortium led by architects; Gulick-Henderson Walls rise at police station addition total loads the structure would have DAN’S/KITCHEN the giant insurance company paid to Laboratories of New York, which in ! DUMERS OR A LARGE nZZA to support were underestimated. RT.SO r o o t ROAD The walls are starting to rise on the new ad building have also begun and the project is the city for damages cau s^ by the spected the roof; and the William L. VUNON PLAZA The firm also produced pictures CAN DINE Jan. 18 cave-in. Crow Construction Co. of New York, Vs MILE FROM VERNON CIRCLE OR dition to the Manchester Police Station. Work progressing on schedule. The new addition is showing two sections of steel that Travelers' paid the city $11.3 construction managers. JUST OFF EXIT 96 OF 1-66 ■ a f i B GOOD AUG. 4, 5, 6 11 on the $750,000 federally funded addition and expected to be completed by January 1979 had bowed two months before an in million two months ago and $1 Shettle said the city will name the ONE COUPON PER PARTY | l spector hired by the city said a final renovations is 35 percent complete, accor and the rest of the project by March 1979. million more in advance payments same defendents. The city itself was OUR DEUCIOUS ITAUAN FOOD inspection showed no distortion or ! ■ * « OPWSmDAySTILSPMtSUNDAYS : ding to Capt. Henry Minor, project coor (Photo by Herald photo by Chastaiii)^ several months ago, the largest not named in the Travelers suit l CUT OUT CUT warpage. IS EVERYTHING YOU CO UPON dinator. Renovations on the interior of the old single claim in its history. The entire because its involvement in construc The council committee criticized civic center complex was insured for tion was minimal, he said. ALWAYS WANTED IN GOOD FOOD!! , F0R i399 Jet crashes in Argentina, Long range sewer plan ^®
PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 4, 1978- PAGE NINE Area bulletin board Area bulletin board itlMWIIIIWWIlliWiil>llll>ll'liro»'i''ini'rri.... -p - -||f ^ Cumpaign team Final registration Hartford to make sure'their dogs are He said Increased savings in land and 17 ambulance calls during the Tolland show VERNON — Chester W. Morgan Trying again month of July. VERNON — The Vernon Soccer licensed.* fill disposal costs and greater ear TOLLAND — A “Summer’s End (D) of Vernon, who has received the VERNON - The Northwest nings in the sale of newspapers would The ambulance calls included 10 to support of his party to seek a second, Association will hold its final The canine control officer-will visit Rockville Neighborhood Association Arts and Crafts Show,” will be held the homes of dog owners, assisted by be realized by broad participation in injured persons; four for illness; one Aug. 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the term in the General Assembly, has registration session ’Tuesday from 6 will try again, on Aug. 19, to have its the police explorers. the recycling program. automobile accident; and two routine parking lot of the Tolland VFW Post announced the formation of his cam to 8 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Building, second annual community block The owner or keeper of all dogs Ground breaking transfers. Home on Route 74, Tolland. No ad paign committee. Henry Park. dance which was rained out when Of the fire calls one was for a over six months old must license the mission will be charged. Charles Harlow, who guided Boys in Grades 3-8 are eligible to scheduled in early June. HEBRON — Ground has been smoke investigation, one was a car play. Girls ages 10^2 will also dog. Penalty is fine or arrest. ’The dance will be free and open to broken at the Martha Crow Phelps A baked goods table will be Morgan's first race In 1976, has been fire, one for a gasoline washdown, featured along with the work of many named general campaign manager. ^register the same night. Dog licenses can be obtained in the all. It will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the office of the Burritt Mutual Savings four for malfunctioning alarms; one artists from local and surrounding Harlow, himself a former state Each child must have a parent or tqwn clerk’s office at the Town Hall Shopping Bag parking lot in down Bank, Wall Street, Hebron. standby; and two mutual aid areas. Wooden gifts and toys, representative from Coventry, lives guardian sign the registraHon card. between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., town Rockville. 'The portable office now being used responses to Colchester. jewelry, stuffed animals, dolls, foil on Hayes Drive in Vernon. A $5 fee will be collected for ih- Monday through Friday. The caller will be “Toots” Toussig- has been moved to another location surance purposes. nant. Iif the event of rain the dance on the lot to make way for construc paintings, pine cone decorations and Town Councilman Leonard Jacobs, wreathes and children’s and baby I ; l Dog survey will be canceled. tion. The portable office will con The department is making plans 3' local attorney, has been tapped as clothing will be featured. tinue to serve patrons until the new for its annual family picnic which campaign treasurer. Serving as co VERNON — As of Sept. 1, the Saving reminder Also cut stone and silver work, finance chairmen will be Town Coun Road races town’s Canine Control officer will building is completed. will be conducted Aug. 27 from noon SOUTH WINDSOR - South Wind The new building will be a replica ceramics, pine tables, paper weights cilman John Drost and Leon-“Bud” VERNON — The annual road conduct a survey to determine the sor residents are reminded to save to 6 p.m. The affair is for members and oil and watercolor paintings will of one of the oldest colonial houses in and &eir families only and will be at Kennedy, a newcomer to local races, sponsored by the Recreation number of dogs who are unlicensed if their newspapers {or recycling by be offered for sale. Refreshments New England, presently located as a Kanter’s Campground in Lebanon. politics. Department, will be held for three they are six months old or older. bundling and tying them and putting will also be sold. landmark in Lincoln, R.I. Tickets are available from Karl Morgan has also named Rockville consecutive Thursdays starting Aug. A notice wilfbe left with all owners them out on the curb for collection The show is being sponsored by the 10. It will house five teller windows, a Berglund, Ronald Saglio, and Frank High school students Doug Dougan of unlicensed dogs telling them to during the regular refuse collection. ladies auxiliary of the Tolland VFW. The race will be run over a course manager’s office and a mortgage and Dan Morgan as youth coor comply with the regulations. The ’The newspapers will be collected by ClHford. Booth spaces are still available. For of about three miles surrounding closing room. Furniture will include dinators. Dan is Morgan’s son. owner will be given a five-day period a separate vehicle. Daniel J. Lodge of London Road information call 875-8643 after 3 p.m. Chosen to coordinate organization Henry Park. It attracts the top area to license the dog with the town both antiques and reproductions has been voted into membership of Town manager Paul F. Talbot, last from the colonial period. Ample support was Paul Kelly of Dobson runners as well as some premier clerk. Anyone not complying with the week, cited the savings to the town if the department and will serve at Co. Road. AAU runners in the state. law will be subject to a fine of $10. parking will be provided for a 3. all residents turn their newspapers in patron’s as well as a community Correspondent needed Morgan has designated Lou Mar- Awards are given for the best per for recycling. He said the town The department has chosen Chief tocchio, Edward J. Daly, and former formances over the three races with room which will be offered for the William V. Borst, deputy chief Fran COVENTRY — A correspondent is generates about 9(XI tons of newsprint use of residents on a scheduled basis. needed to cover the Town of Coven Councilman Joseph F. Merluzzo to categories to include open, masters, Don’t use gasoline each year. He said even at 50 percent cis Williams and Fred Speno, depart work on advertising and publicity. women, and boys and girls 14 and un HVD report ment president to be delegates to the try. If interested please call the participation the town could collect Manchester Herald, 643-2711 and ask During his first term in the der. to'start barbecue ■from recycling about 450 tons of HEBRON —The Hebron Volunteer state firemens’ convention scheduled Again this year the Dr. Flaherty for Sept. 22-24 in Wethersfield. for either Harold Turkington or Bar legislature, Morgan served on the ORANGE, N.J. (UPI) - With the newspapers per year. Fire Department made 10 fire calls Memorial Award will be presented to bara Richmond. General Law, Elections, Public cookout season going into full swing, the top i performer over the three Health and Safety and Finance com the National Bum Victim Foundation “CHARLIE” races. Points are awarded for each mittees. issued this warning: "Never use gas race apd then totaled. Subarea E.meeting oline to start a barbecue fire because Each race will start at the in- Sidewalk plans ELLINGTON - Subarea E of .the it can be deadly!” . tersection of Reed and Lewis streets ‘Charlie’ takes life easy; Health Systems Agency of North. Harry J. Gaynor, president of the at 6:15 p.m. Signups will be held Central Connecticut will meet Aug. 9 before post time. foundation, explained that when gas at 7:30 p.m. in the Ellington Town oline is pour^ on the briquets *'*or for Rockville Hall, Main Street. charcoal in a barbecue grill, i t ^ r walking to school. gets TLC from new family VERNON - The Sidewalk There will be a presentation on Grange picnic mediately starts to emit heavier- The first area includes Subcommittee of the Town By CHRIS BLAKE what they could do and the police "Charlie" was even too weak to try health servces offered in the area ANDOVER — Andover Grange will than-air fumes that drop to the Woodland Street, Oak Street, towns and an overview of the agency ground and accumulate around the Council, in a report given to the North Park Street, and llfruld Rt'porirr called the Humane Society. The to eat for the first two days in his new' have a potiuck picnic Sunday starting planning process. legs of persons near the grill. council, recommends that Prospect Street and Park and society said they could take it to a home but he did drink plenty of milk at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. sidewalk reconstruction in the EAST HARTFORD - Things veterinarian'^f the boy's family and is gradually getting his strength Cnrrespontlent needed Veronica Zemaitis. “Even in the brief interval it takes School streets. looked pretty bleak last Friday for a northwest section of Rockville would pay the bills. Otherwise the back. Of course, everyone knows that COVENTRY — A correspondent is to strike a match and apply it to the The sidewalks used by senior don’t miss stray cat in East Hartford but his be given first consideration. only thing the police could do was kill cats have nine lives. needed to cover the Coventry news. gasoline-drenched fuel, Jhe ac citizens include those on story has a happy ending. cumulation of fumes can get dense TTie committee said it has it. Charlie is caramel-colored and still If interested please call the Dog check Grove, E. Main, Franklin, . "Charlie" (the name his new fami enough so that, when the fuel is ig $43,(X)0 to spend on reconstruc Young Paradis didn't like that idea walks with a slight limp. But Scott Manchester Herald, 643-2711 and ask EAST HARTFORD - Police will West, and Maple streets, and ly has given him) was found last nited, the ground area adjacent to the tion of concrete sidewalks. Of so he decided to take the cat home thinks he's going to make it on for either Harold Turkington or Bar conduct a house-to-house inspection Windermere and Windsor Friday by Scott Paradis, 12. He grill can burst into a sheet of flame,” the total, $23,000 is in the and nurse it back to health. Now, just another of his nine lives. bara Richmond. at the homes of dog owners in East avenues. appeared to be half-starved and was regular budget and the other The committee said that a week later, “Charlie” is \Aell on his And oh yes, the Paradis have a dog Swinging for charity ... $20,000 would come from the in a very weak condition. way to recovery and is thriving under since the state is considering the bus! named "Champ" and even he has Young Paradis didn't know what to sidewalk development fund. the tender loving care he is getting taken a liking to the new family some changes on Union Street, do about the situation. He said he An old-fashioned tire swing drew a lot of attention at Henry Leonard Szczesny, town from his newly adopted family. member. Park Wednesday when children who are participating in the it would be prudent to await the caviled the police and asked them Two area towns are subject engineer, said that the bid for completion of tfi(Bse changes Vernon playground programs gathered at the park for their an the reconstruction came in at before repairing the sidewalks. nual carnival. Proceeds from the all-day event go to charity. about $11.50 per lineal foot. The committee also suggested (Herald photo by Pinto) TTie committee, headed by that the walks on W. Main Dempsey charges Killian of blood pressure survey Councilman Morgan Campbell, Street should be considered SCHOOL BUS said it discussed three areas of when the former envelope fac consideration for the expen Two area towns. East Hartford and pressure, educating them about the much more those people have tory on that street, is Town meeting to act diture. Besides the northwest reconstructed into apartments □ Hebron, are among 32 Connecticut backs statie income tax condition, and helping them seek and learned about high blood pressure project, it also considered the towns which will be the subject of a stay with medical treatment. through the Yale program efforts in for senior citizens. areas cited as in need of repair The committee also said it HARTFORD (DPI) - Newly- Thursday the governor is "dead set the legislature enacted one. But since survey being conducted for the next The researchers said that high the period between the two surveys^ three months by Yale medical on fund tansfer in the June 13 letter from the discussed the possibility of a elected state Democratic chairman then, the state Supreme Court has blood pressure is a symptomless con Dr. Ostfeld said they will want to against an income tax.” researchers. Hartford Insurance Co. Housing and Urban Develop John N. Dempsey Jr. says Lt. Gov. ruled the state’s method of financing dition, which if left undetected and know whether the people have He said the governor thinks the The researchers want to know how The insurance company ment (HUD) grant of $173,000 Robert Killian agreed to back a state public schools with a property tax is untreated can lead to heart attack, adopted changes in their lifestyle to COVENTRY — The Town Council dent Dean Wiley. About 21 miles of lack of income tax is an incentive for much other people know about blood listed 13 streets which needed for sidewalk reconstruction. income tax in return for the support unconstitutional, and ordered the stroke or kidney failure. According check for and control high blood will schedule a town meeting to road will be oiled at a cost of $36,000. business to move to the state. She repair. The committee said it They said it was felt that if this of another Democratic leader. ' state to equalize school funding. pressure. And they will be knocking to the joint program’s estimates, one pressure. transfer $25,000 from the sale of a Wiley suggested constructing believes levying such a tax would on more than 3,(K)0 doors around the found them to be of a minor grant materialized the com- Dempsey accused Killian of Cost estimates have run as high as out of eight'Connecticut residents has Connecticut is one of four states house on the old Cummisk property, drainage facilities along roadbeds as hurt the state’s efforts to lure in nature and they can be mittee would solicit making a deal with Hartford Deputy $400 million. state to find out. high blood pressure and many people which has been selected for a to Uie Cemetery Commission. The an alternative to constant oiling. He dustry to Connecticut, he said. repaired with bituminous con suggestions and comments Mayor Nicholas Carbone, who sup In a statement apparently aimed at Dr. Adrian Ostfeld, Yale Medical don’t even know they have it. statewide demonstration program qf commission has been charged with attributed much of the local road But, Fellows said, “I don't think crete patches by town crews from the Town Council and ports an income tax. Carbone Killian’s promise of tax reform, Mrs, School professor and principal in Survey interviewers will be asking this type funded by the National developing the remainder of that deterioration to insufficientd she says she’d veto it. I don’t think until the streets are scheduled residents of the town regarding Wednesday reaffirmed his support she’s so strong about what she would Grasso said, “Tax reform should not vestigator of the Connecticut High participants about their personal Heart, Blood and Lung Institute of property into a public cemetery. drainage. Blood Pressure Program says Yale for complete reconstruction. the areas to be reconstructed for Killian in his primary against do if she were handed one by' the mean an income tax, although all too health, life-style habits and diet. Any the U. S. Department of Health. About $5,000 of the money has been The council also approved staff doctors are coordinating a house-to- The third areas considered with that funding. Gov. Ella Grasso for the Democratic General Assembly. A lot of things often it does.” information obtained will be kept Education, and Welfare. earmarked for a design plan to be evaluations of road work in the town house health and high blood pressure right-of-way on three subdivision were those sidewalks used by gubernatorial npmlnation. have changed in four years.” Income taxes imposed elsewhere strictly confidential survey officials Since 1974 the program has prepared by the Barre Granite senior citizens and/or children Mrs. Grasso’s campaign press have ended up as “an additional survey in the more than 30 scien said. screened 356,000 persons in Connec Association, a Vermont firm. Com applications pending before the Plan Mrs. Grasso said in her 1974 cam tifically selected towns. spokesman, Lawrence Fellows, said paign she would vdto an income tax if burden for our taxpayers,” she said. It is planned to survey 3,200 ticut and 75,000 have been identified mission Chairwoman Sandra ning and Zoning Commission. The The survey is being conducted in households or about 5,200 people over wtth higher than normal blood Bastarache estimated the total con properties are located on Lewis Hill conjunction with the State Health pressure readings. Officials said -a struction cost at about $50,000 for an Road, on Snake Hill Road, and an Old the age of 18 and representative of all Planner project !■ i Department and the American Heart income levels and ethnic groups in large number of these people were initial 3'/i-acre cemetery on the 16- Eagleville Road. Johnson in Killian camp Association’s Connecticut affiliate. the state. not under treatment at the time thqy acre lot. Under procedures established last Yale officials said it’s part of a long At the end of the program the sur- were identified. In other business, the council ap winter, projects involving road work term statewide program aimed at must be reviewed by the council eye by board WEST HAVEN (DPI) - Gov. Ella lined up” to run for the Democratic Johnson's West Haven delegates veyers will return to those who have proved a road oiling program Grasso has lost another one of her finding people with high blood been interviewed to find out how recommended by street superinten before commission approval. 10th Senatorial District nomination had voted for Mrs. Grasso at the par The Board of Selectmen is The position could be full political allies, West Haven against incumbent Sen. Joseph ty's nominating convention two Democratic Town Chairman Fred considering applying for a time or half-time. At full-time Lieberman last week. weeks ago. it would cost about $7,9(X). It Johnson. ' Johnson said Mrs. Grasso called project not yet approved by the Two other Democratic leaders. Farmers Home Administra would require full supervision. Johnson switched his support Downey, who was a prisoner in China New Haven State Central Com [East Hartford public records! Coventry doctor The selectmen authorized Thursday to Mrs. Grasso’s opponent Vernon expects tion. for 20 years, and pressured him not mitteeman Arthur Barbieri and Mrs. Neath to pursue the situa in the Sept, 12 gubernatorial A project for a planner is to run. Hartford Deputy Mayor Nicholas Warranty deeds tion, obtain a preapplication primary, Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, expected to be approved in Oc- Johnson said, however, his "pet Carbone, have also said they will sup James Constantinouet al to Brutus A. Morgan et al, named for award to ^ r by the administration. It and any other available infor This year we will publish complete school bus schedules claiming she had interfered in his beef” was Mrs. Grasso’s use of port Killian. grant approval property on Millbrook Drive, conveyance tax $38.50. could be neither 75 or 100 per mation. in this edition. What a great place for a Back-To-School 10th Senatorial District affairs Republican E. Clayton Gengras of COVENTRY - Dr. Thomas J. Con disability with two professors from Barbieri was upset the governor Philip J. Surri to Michael Malinguaggio Jr., property cent reimbursable. Mrs. Neath said if someone without consulting him. West Hartford, as a government ad VERNON —The Town of Vernon is one step closer tq nor Jr., of Coventry, as has been the University of Connecticut. Ad. backed another candidate for on Whitney Street, conveyance tax $52.80. Selectman Joann Neath said, could look over our situation, Johnson, who is a member of the ministration advisor. "It’s an insult , Democratic state chairman, and receiving a grant of $600,000 to help it carry out several selected as the Veterans Administra Brickey added that Dr. Connors, Democratic State Central Com Richard T. Johns et al to Z. Corp., property on Taylor “ — there is a possibility the we might come up with a com to the Democrats in this state,” he Carbone disagreed with her tax Street, conveyance tax $52.25. programs outlined in the grant application. tion nominee tor the “Outstanding through his outstanding ac prehensive plan for growth at mittee, said he had former CIA agent said. policy. Handicapped Federal Employee” of complishments, exemplifies that it is planner could be set to work in Money Store, Comm. Inc. to Richard L. Begley et al, Governor Ella Grasso was inforns(ed this week that the planning in the areas of health, best or at least it may be a way Plan now for record selling John t Downey of Wallingford "all Vernon application and those from nine other Connep- the year award for 1978. ability and not disability that counts. property on Springside Street, conveyance tax $30.25. community facilities, transpor to survey all of our needs and This honor was conferred upon him As an expert in rehabilitation psy P.J. Salemi Inc. to Fred A. D’Angoha et al, property on ticut towns have received preliminary approval from the tation, education, recreation, le t input from the community and Record Profits... U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. by the Adminstrator of Veterans Af chology, and a dedicated consumer Burnham Street, conveyance tax $55. and preservation of land for and boards and commissions fairs, Washington, D.C. for his ability advocate. Dr. Connors has made a Reserve Your Space in The William L. Robbotti et al to James J. Wawruck et al, ’The preliminary approval means that the communities agricultural, commercial and concerned. Owning a dog a big responsibility are now eligible to submit specific plans for use of the to overcome limiting physical fac tremendous impact on the people in property on Main Street, conveyance tax $63.25. industrial uses.” Herald’s Annual Arthur Martin et al to Roland Fisher et al, property on HUD funds. Governor Grasso said. The 10 grants are for tors and meet the highest standards the State of Connecticut. Dr. Connors is married and his By WILLIAM T. BLASE up. Suddenly, he's too big and for more than a year before it bit him Sisson Street, conveyance tax $51.15. single-year programs and four other towns have receivqd of a federal civil servant. preliminary funding approval for three-year projects '•Dr. Connors is one of several han wife’s name is Maria. HARTFORD (UPI) — The state's knocking things over. The next thing and he put it away. He no longer William George,Cain et al to Leonard A. Aberg et al, totaling $1.2 million each. dicapped employees with the Hart chief canine control officer says ow you know, he’s on the streets getting boards dogs. property on Anita Drive, conveyance tax $61.60. ford VA office. He is employed as a Stockwell seeks ning a dog is a big responsibility and into trouble.” Making owners license their dogs Veronica Pooraza to John A. Smith et al, property on • Final approval will be granted once the plans are reviewed in Washington. The towns now have 45 days in counseling psychologist since 1975. a lot of people in Connecticut don't Golet says if a dog doesn’t get at the age of three months instead of Barbonsel Road, conveyance tax $53.90. August programs He has been instrum ental in Back-to-school which to submit the detailed plans to HUD. understand it. killed by a car he may be picked up six months of age might help make Richard A. Ivey Jr. et al to Raymond J. Boucher at al, GLASTONBURY - The Glaston Louis Golet says many dogs are Sit by the local dog warden and taken to some dog owners less likely to aban property on Crescent Circle, conveyance tax $49.50. The money, if received by the Town of Vernon, will promoting the hiring of several bury Mental Health Group is offering second term ting on death row because they were the animal shelter where the owner don their pets when they have out Carol L. Gesuelle to Robert L. Hawley et al, property finance an eight-part plan approved by the Town Council others with severe disabilities. a series of free, public “Drop-in picked up by dog wardens after being can redeem the pet after paying a grown puppyhood, Golet said. on Harmony Street, conveyance tax $41.80. several months ago. One portion of the money is ear Roger W. Brickey, director of the —Cool Off” programs for this month. HEBRON - J. Stewart members of the group to fill re Edition marked for sidewalk construction in the Rockville sectiod Hartford regional office, said that cent vacancies. ' abandoned or allowed to roam by un fine. He also predicted the imposition of Clarence L. Kinzy et al to Peter Genovese at al, proper All programs will be on Mondays Stockwell has been endorsed by of town. This amounts to $173,000. Meanwhile the town is Dr. Connors was also honored with a A letter of resignation was caring owners. It’s just as likely, though, the dog a statewide leash law and strict fines ty on Goodwin Lane, no conveyance tax. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Welles- the Democratic Party to seek going ahead with a portion of the project with town funds. citation for meritorious service in received from Marilu Dog wardens say the roaming and will sit there on the dog pound's for violations. Peter Genovese et al to Shirley Diaz, property on Chapman Tavern, 2400 Main St. re-election to the post of Judge Wednesday, August 23 Other proposed projects include correction of drainag? recognition of his exceptional con DeCarlvalho and accepted with stray dog problem concerns them death row awaiting a master who “The key to this problem may be Goodwin Lane, conveyance tax $33. On Aug. 14, a mini-workshop on of Probate, an office he has problems on Snipsic, Rau, Spring, and Grove streets; im tributions in furthering the employ regret by the committee. Mrs. Adverlieing Deadline Friday, August 18 because Connecticut's burgeoning will never show up. educating the public. People have to John R. Harvey et al to Rosario C. Lautieri et al, “Helpful Listening” will be con held for one term. provements -to the intersection of Grove and E. Main ment of the handicapped by the DeCarlvalho cited heavy dog population is already close to one If a dog is picked up he will be held be made aware that dog ownership is property on Whitehall Drive, conveyance tax $58.85. duct^ by Alexandrina Sergio, direc A a recent Democratic dog for every four persons. at the pound for 7 days, the statutory a big responsibility and an expensive James J. Kiernan et al to George W. Ferguson et al, streets, and acquisition of the Burke Road Playground President’s Committee on Employ tor of the group. The Rev. Michael caucus, Stockwell’s name was business demands upon her land. It’s also a four-legged fiscal grace period. If the owner fails to proposition— before they buy a dog,” property on O’Connell Drive, conveyance tax $41.80. ment of the handicapped in Stevens will speak and lead discus placed in nomination by Joan time as her reason for headache for many of the state’s 169 appear, and the dog fails to attract a Golet said. P.J. Salemi Inc. to Royce R. Pelletier et al, property on Washington, D.C. sion. Rowley who said that the party resigning. Ptan your bock-to-achool odvortliing now. Romombor that Tho cities and towns. new owner, it will be destroyed. Rurnham Street, conveyance tax $57.20. »S «o p While a freshman at Fairfield On Aug. 28 there will be a showing was fortunate in having a man Chairman Richard A. Keefe HoroM is your bosk sotting modlum. It roochos oil your primo University in 1958, Dr. Connors suf said the committee had It costs more than $1 million an Golqt. sgid ot,the,J5,9fl6 dogs im- Nenortas Vytenis et al to William J. Mathiau, property of the film “Happy Birthday, Mar of the stature of Stockwell. She torgots — poronts, toon ogors and young adults. All of whom received a thankyou note from nually to feed all the state's strays, poun4ed^ia 1977, more than 13,000 on Franklin Street, conveyance tax $27.50. fered traumatic quadriplegla as the vin.” Bob Newhart and Ann Francis said his personal qualifications the pots Governor Ella Grasso for the moko or Inlluonko'buying dodsions. p.ay for needed veterinarian services, w ere destroyed, 15,955 were Rolling Meadow Estates Inc. to John W. Rodgers et al, result of a shallow water diving acci star in this film which deals with have made him one of the best stop neid winter’s committee’s support during dog wardens’s salaries, and adver redeemed by their legal owners and property on Hartz Lane, conveyance tax $69.85. dent. middle-age trauma. A shorter film, judge of probates in the state. tising in the lost and found columns 5,196 were sold as new pets. Almost 8 0 days in 4 7 days Robert J. Boucher et al to Brian J. Limberger et al, potholes and erosion “When I Grow Up,” will also be The Democratic Town Com the recent convention and of newspapers, state officials es property on Garvan Street, conveyance tax $47.30. now with Copeland’s He underwent Intensive vocational shown. mittee has elected Patrick asked for help in her future Call Display Advertising Department 800 went to institutions for research NEW YORK (UPI) - The luxury finest: si/per-rubber- timate. purposes. liner Queen Elizabeth 2, which will Harold Newton Blinn et al to Joseph M. Dido et al, training consisting primarily of For further Information about Balisano and John Layok as endeavors. Ized Catex-ite Super- education. He received a bachelor’s programs and services offered by the That works out to about $35 per dog Middletown veterinarian Dr. Paul sail around the world in 80 days next property on Herbert Drive, conveyance tax $67.10. Seal, the hl-test in the state. Handler said people abandon their winter, will actually make the trip in Leo E. Houle et al to Joseph M. Brito et al, property on degree in history and psychology Mental Health Group or for referrals driveway sealer that through the State of Connecticut 643-2711 "Some people just don’t seem to dogs because “They move away, the 47 days of travel. Mohawk Drive, conveyance tax $59.40. out-performs the to area mental health resources, call understand that dog ownership i^ doe gets too big, they can't afford it Charles Holland to Garland M. Fitzpatrick et al, high-priced brands Division of Vocational Rehabilitation the office at 633-2832. similar to car ownership,” Golet said% ana nobody wants to sign the death QE 2 will spend 47 days at sea and property on Gould Street, conveyance tax $41.80. while It saves you sponsorship; a m aster's degree in with obvious exasperation. "If that decree! They don’t want having to 33 days in 24 different ports of call. Patricia E. Dotson to George Edward Lips, property on moneyl This week counseling from Fairfield Universi ty, and a doctor of philosophy degree dog does something wrong, put a dog to sleep on their con Passengers will visit cities in 16 Prospect Street, conveyance tax $37.40. end . . . GO GET Available Now you know somebody has to be responsible. That different countries. The ship will sail William P.’Ifelm to Frederick R. Tongen, property on THE TOUGH ONEf Skid-Resistant from the University of Connecticut in science.” Before their apprehension by the somebody is the owner. He said some people say they are 33,M4 miles on a circumnavigation of King Street, conveyance tax $38.50. rehabilitation psychology. “Sure, puppies are cute. But what the globe which will begin in New O O JPEr.V li.IffD His achievements, among nnany, law in 1435, the Scottish cannibal. "boarding” their dog when they William Brodeur to John P. McGrath et al, property on oosapA.iu'ir, xiwo. gtie Hcralii Sawney Beane, with his wife and 46 some people fail to remember is in leave it at the vet’s, but they don't York, Jan. 18, 1979. Forbes Street, conveyance tax $50.60. include a doctorial thesis on attitudes Mora people visit the Grand Canyon in Arizona than any Willow St., Cheshire, CT. 06410 children and grandchildren, had six months that dog is going to grow return. Handler boarded one stray Marie Cyr to Harold N. Blinn et al, property on Wood- towards disabled persons, and he is other natural wonder in the US., according to the US. murdered and eaten more than 1,(KX) Travel Service. bridge Avenue, conveyance tax $41.80. presently involved in another research project on attitudes toward people. MANCHEB’IgR_E\^NjNGJIEjRAlJ^ Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. Aug. 4, 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Aug. 4, 1978 Hospital asked RSox needed ^fix% The funeral is Monday at 1 p.m. at James F. Healey Sr. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, to be setting EAST HARTFORD -Jam es F. St. Petersburg. Entombment will be > I Healey Sr„ 90, of 3 Daley Court died in Memorial Park Cemetery, St. Thursday at an East Hartford con Petersburg. for movie scenes leave city on ^high’ valescent home. He was the husband The family suggests that any will depend upon what they require,” of Mrs. Lillian Fortier Healey. memorial gifts may be made to the Manchester Memorial Hospital NEW YORK (UPI) — The one of their most pleasant the defending world champion New may be used as a setting for some of he said. Mr. Healey was born in Worcester, Heart Association of Greater Hart Boston Red Sox, who “highs" of the season. York Yankees — the first game Mass., and had lived in East Hart ford or to the American Cancer the scenes of a major Hollywood mo The filming of the Warner "1 admit, I'd have settled for a decided in 17 innings after having ford for 60 years. He was a communi tion picture which will be filmed in Brothers-Jerome Heilman produc staggered into the Big Apple Society. split," said Red Sox Manager Don been suspended from the night before cant of St. Rose Church. Before The Carmon Funeral Home, 6 the Hartford area starting in tion of "Promises in the Dark” will Wednesday in bad need of a and the second game c a ll^ after 6 Zimmer Thursday night after his retiring 20 years ago, he had been Poquonock Ave., Windsor, was in September. start at Halt High School in mid- “fix," left It early today riding 1/2 innings because of torrential September according to reports. . troops completed a 7-5, 8-1 sweep of employed for 54 years as a charge of local arrangements. Additional scenes will be shot at thunder showers. locomotive engineer by the former West Hartford’s Hall High School The movie, which stars Marsha “We got lucky to be in a suspended Mason of ‘"The Goodbye Girl,” Ned New York, New Haven and Hartford Eudore A. Pierre and YMCA and In downtown Hart game," Zimmer continued. “We Beatty of “Network” and newcomer Railroad. ford. didn't hit well enough to be there but VERNON - Edore A. (Buster) Kathleen Belter, centers on a ter He is also survived by two sons, Pierre, 68, of 25 Faith Drive died ’The hospital will make no decision Herald they (the Yankees) helped us with Arthur J. Healey Sr. of South Wind on the use of its facilities for the film minally ill student’s approach to the two bases-loaded walks and two Thursday at his home. He was the death and the relationship with the sor and Judge James F. Healey Jr. of until after a meeting Monday mor wild pitches.” husband of Mrs. Myrtle Allen Pierre. physician who aids her in the angle Los Angeles, Calif.; three daughters, Mr. Pierre was born in Webster, ning when it will find out how much Indeed. The Red Sox, who once led Mrs. Mortimer C. Sullivan of East the film makers will want to do at the struggle. ’The production is scheduled the Yankees by as much as 14 games Mass., and had lived in the Rockville- to be released in 1979. Hartford, Mrs. Wiliiam D. Bagshaw Vernon area most of his life. He hospital, Andre Marmen, director of Earl Yost in the American League East, saw development, said this morning. “It of Glastontonbury and Mrs. Frances form erly owned the Drive In Sports Editor that margin dwindle decisively in re Hall of Bloomfield; a brother, five Package Store on West Street and cent weeks by losing 11 of 14 games. sisters, nine grandchildren and four Peter’s Package Store on Windsor- When they arrived in New York, great-grandchildren. ville Road. He was a Navy veteran of their lead was 6 1/2 over the Colt Leaguers 1978 championship entry The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 World War II and a membbr of Judges sue state Remember when ... man in his ticket allocation. Yankees, their hitters were not hit Back in 1942, the best seat in Champion in both regular season and White, Dave Chevrette, Chris Deciantis, a.m. from Newkirk and Whitney Rockville American Legion Post. “Would you be interested in seeing ting and their bullpen remained Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Before consolidation, he served as Yankee statium for the battle of suspect. In addition. Carl playoff play in the Colt League was the Mike Falkowski, Matt Tambling, Gary a few old major league baseball griding giants cost just $4.40, tax in with a mass at St. Rose Church at 9. a policeman for the City of Rockville. for salary raises ticket stubs?" Nick Angelo asked Yastrzemski, the Bosox’ elder Crispino Supreme entry. Squad members, Marineau. Missing were John Alosky and cluded. burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. He was a communicant of St. Ber statesman, was hampered by a back recently. Four years later, the price jumped back row (1. to r.) Coach Ray Camposeo, Mickey Coulombe. (Herald photo by Chas Friends may call at the funeral nard’s Church and a member of Our ailment which required a brace, and MILFORD (UPI) - Ten former Hartford, M. Morgan Kline of Bloom When the answer was yes, the long only 40 cents. Matt Petersen, Matt Gluhosky, Phil Walter, tain) home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Lady of Fatima Council, Knights of Mike Torrez, one of their two top Common Pleas Court judges who field, Thomas H. Corrigan of Hart time president of the now defunct Today a ticket to a Notre Dame Bob p.m. Columbus. He also belonged to winners, was suffering from an in Halldin, Bob Claughsey. Front, Dan became Superior Court judges July 1 ford, and Simon Bernstein of Bloom Manchester Twilight Baseball game costs three times that much in The family suggests that any Bishop McMahon Assembly, Fourth when the state’s two court levels flamed tendon in his pitching hand. field. League produced a dozen. keeping with the times. memorial gifts may be made to the degree, KofC, and was a member of merged are suing the state for higher Under present scales, a Superior One in particular caught my eye. It If ever the Red Sox needed to get American Cancer Society, 670 its honor guard. salaries. Court judge appointed before July 1 was a rain check from the 1936 All- healthy in a hurry, this was it. But it Prospect Ave., Hartford. He is also survived by a brother, In the suit, filed Thursday in who earn ^ $34,500 would earn $38,- Star games staged at Braves Field. Did you know? didn’t figure to happen in New York Clarence Pierre of Annapolis, Md.; Milford Superior Court, the judges 500 as of Jan. 1, 1979. Former Com The pavilion price was 85 cents, All nine starters for the American where the Yankees, despite their Crispino^s gain Colt Mrs. Margaret T. Bach and three sisters, Mrs. June Kiss of say they deserve salaries equal to League in the 1934 All-Star baseball ballyhooed managerial switch, had Mrs. Margaret Taylor Bach, 88, of mon Pleas or Juvenile Court judges which included an eight cent tax. Mansfield Center, Mrs. Cecile Gates judges who worked in Superior Court earning $28,500 will get a raise to Today, taxes on every All-Star game are now in the Hall of Fame? won 12 of 15 and appeared ready to St. Petersburg, Fla., formerly of of Thompsonville and Mrs. Marion before the merger. make their long awaited pennant Manchester, died Wednesday at $34,500 July 1, 1979, and $1,000 a year game ticket are higher than the en The players were A1 Simmons. Heinie Grammo of Monson, Mass. Time to select courses Louis Parley, an associate Manush, Babe Ruth, Jimmie Foxx, charge. Hartford Hospital. She was the raises until their pay reaches $38,500. tire ticket cost 32 years ago. The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. professor at the University of Joe Cronin, Charlie Gehringer, Lou For a while it looked as if that playoff championship David J. Eigner of 43 Woodstock Dr. receives help in selec That was quite a game, old timers widow of Holger Bach. from Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Connecticut Law School, is asking would happen too when the Yanks Mrs. Bach was born in Manchester ting courses from Roger P. Crevier of the industrial Gypsy moths may recall. Dizzy Dean of the Car Gehrig, Bill Dickey and Lefty Prospect St., Rockville, with a mass the court to approve the suit as a built up a 5-0 lead after four innings for the Supremes and the third and had lived in Hartford before technology faculty during a recent registration period at Cen NEW HAVEN (UPI) - About 5,300 dinals. Carl Hubbell of the Giants. Gomez. Continuing its mastery over their only run, Dave White singled, at St. Bernard’s Church, Rockville, class action on behalf of the 73 of the series opener Wednesday. But against no losses against the moving to Florida 24 years ago. She acres of woodland were damaged by Curt Davis of the Cubs and Lon their arch and inter-town moved up on a passed ball and scored at 10. Burial will be in East tral Connecticut State College. He is a graduate of Manchester former Common Pleas Court and That Garry Templeton, St. Louis the Red Sox chipped away at Dick Merchants. The latter posted a 12-6 nn-Jin. grrnr was a member of Sunset Rebekah leaf-hungry gypsy moths and oakleaf Warnecke of the Cubs outpitched Lef rivals, Crispino’s Supremes Cemetery, Manchester. High School and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Eigner Jr. Juvenile Court judges who received Cardinal shortstop, refuses to grant Tidrow for two runs in the fourth, mark. Lodge of Manchester. caterpillars this spring, the Connec ty Grove of the Red Sox and Two runs in the first inning proved Friends may call at the funeral lower salary increments. any interviews with baseball writers then added two more in the sixth wrapped up the Colt Baseball Matt Petersen tossed a three-hitter She is survived by three sons, ticut Agricultural Experiment Sta Schoolboy Rowe of the Tigers to give enough to win and the Supremes home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Parley, who drafted the suit, said who must first go through his agent. when reliever Rich Gossage came on League playoff title last night in setting down the Merchants while added insurance markers in the se Holger T. Bach of St. Petersburg, tion says. the National League a 4-3 win before p.m. the differing pay rates set by the Templeton, drawing a six-figure and issued a pair of bases-loaded at Mt. Nebo by defeating the his teammates collected nine. cond and fourth innings. Harold J. Bach of East Granby and John F. Anderson, chief en only 25,556 in a game that took just legislature last May are not justified walks. A sacrifice fly. by Carl The mound success was the Chris Deciantis lashed out three Sherwood J. Bach of West Hartford; tomologist at the station, said two hours to complete. It was the salary and leading the National Manchester Merchants, 4-1. by any “valid differences in respon Yastrzemski tied the game in the seventh against one one loss for base hits as did Mike Falkowski. two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn B. Swan Thursday there was nearly no fourth game in the All-Star series League shortstops in errors, is barely Thus, Coach Ray Camposeo’s club Love, understanding sibility, competence or experience.” defoliation a year ago. But in 1971, he which started in 1933 in Chicago. hitting his weight. eighth and, suddenly, the Yankees Petersen. The winners came up with several son of Clinton and Mrs. Helen B. had let their golden opportunity slip adds post-season laurels to its NORWALK (UPI) — Kjarten and Judges joining in the suit are said, 654,102 acres were attacked. Upper grandstand unreserved seat regular season championship. Only in the third inning was great defensiive plays, including one Lenard of Windsor; nine grandsons away. Jean Spurkeland say hundreds of per Rodney S. Eilson of Branford, Alvin The caterpillars munched hardest ticket prices at Yankee Stadium for Thurman Munson, New York The win was the 14th in 18 games Petersen in any trouble when the double play. and six great-grandchildren. Thanks to 10 1-3 innings of one-run Merchants broke thrnnnh to score sons have shown them love and un G. Rottman of Milford, Sidney S. in northeastern and northwestern World Series games in 1937 through catcher, hasn't broken to Yankee relief from Tom Burgmeier and Bill derstanding since their 9-year-old Landau of Stamford, Hugh C. Curran Connecticut, while the gypsy moth 1941 when New York made it a habit owner George Steinbrenner all Campbell, the Red Sox were able to daughter was slain last June. of Bridgeport, Harry W. Edelberg of preferred the eastern part of the of playing post-season games sold for season. He'll probably erupt one of maintain the 5-5 deadlock until the Lottery The couple said Thursday they Madison, Miiton A. Fishman of state with heaviest attacks in the $3, plus 30 cents tax. these days in the latest chapter in the AL curfew sent the game into would use the 314,000 in small Cheshire, William D. Graham of state’s northeastern corner. This is quite a contrast to today's Yankee fun house. inflationary prices. Speaking of the Yankees, the Thursday. Then, with Bob Stanley HARTFORD (UPI) - The winning donations collected by friends in Kari blanking the Yanks for three rhore in Spurkeland’s memory to help defray Angelo, in full retirement these rehiring of Billy Martin to manage daily number drawn in the Connec nings, the Red Sox won it in the 17th the cost of burying her in their native days and still one of the hard-working New York again in 1980 leaves one ticut lottery Thursday was 248. The inning when they put together singles Norway and establish a scholarship Seabrook members of the annual West Side Old wondering just what George Stein winning weekly numbers were 70,073 by Dwight Evans, Butch Hobson, fund. Meldnni I'homson said upon learning Timers' committee, had an "in" to brenner has in mind. The fewer and 138170. The winning color was Rick Burleson and Jim Rice. of the EPA decision. get tickets for appearances of Notre Sleinbrenner's in baseball the better blue. It was the first of those singles Continued from Page One "The NRC should promptly accept Dame on the football field against the major leagues would be. which most concerned the Yankees an overall environmental perspec the decision of the EPA and ailow the Army at Yankee Stadium and made inasmuch as Reggie Jackson, who tive.’’ resumption of construction at his way to the big city for several of For $500, you can play three holes Manchester police report J the games always played before of golf with — Arnold Palmer Sept. 18 had just fielded a foul ball, wasn’t yet li M llllllWIIIillll I HIHHIilHli IIIIIH IITUm i ilw illW Ilir " m It was not immediateiy known Seabrook immediately," he said. If sellout crowds. at the annual Greater Hartford back in his position when Evans whether Costle’s approval contained the NRC further delays work, “I dumped his base hit to right. A 50-year-old South Windsor man nection with disturbances at two any conditions which might call for suspect there will be revolution in the Jim and Mello, a bruising fullback Chamber of Commerce golf outing. was arrested in two separate in Center Street businesses. Police said with the Fighting Irish, in recent Six foursomes will play three holes "I was 10-15 feet out of position,” m^ifications in the cooling system. polling place of the state and the na said Jackson, "otherwise I would’ve cidents Thursday afternoon and he had entered the Dari-Mart Store, tion this fall," he said. “The stpidity years on the staff at the Mansfield each for the honor with proceeds to “All of our sky is bright and sunny caught the ball. As it was, I was on evening. Wladyslaw Krzeminski was 646 Center St. and panhandled $3 of further regulatory delays must be Training Center, is a close relative of help build a $45,000 press room at the today, every cloudy in New the jog." charged about 4:30 p.m. with from a store clerk. He later entered Hampshire has a silver lining,’’ Gov. stamped out at once.’’ Angelo’s and he included the local rebuilt Hartford Civic Center. operating under the influence of the A-1 gas station at 468 Center St. In the regularly scheduled game, liquor. He was stopped on Interstate and began harassing customers by the Red Sox hitters finally emerged Highway 84 after he entered the road demanding money from them, poiice from their collective slumps. Rice, from the Main Street entrance. He said. He was scheduled for court Split was RSox aim who had hit only one home run in 33 was released on a written promise to Aug. 21. Governor games, ripped an opposite-field two- run shot just over the right field wall appear in court Aug. “11 after NEW YORK (UPI) — Two games, 23 1/2 innings and several to "four or five debates. This will in the fifth inning to give the Red Sox processing and examination at Two youths were arrested early Continued from Page One million raindrops ago, a tired and slumping Boston team arrived Manchester Memorial Hospital. today in connection with an give the people a full opportunity to a 4-0 lead. Two innings later, Fred About 8:30 p.m., police received a attempted burglary. Ronnie L. proposed a fair campaign practices judge us side by side.” in New York. Lynn and Bob Bailey connected back- report that Krzeminski was causing Neron, 16, of Ellington was charged committee be formed to set up But she hinted time and her duties “ I’ll admit it,” said Boston Orioles ,‘5, Brewers 2 to-back with Lynn’s coming with two a disturbance at Arthur Drug Store with attempted third-degree guidelines that the contenders could as governor of the state would Manager Don Zimmer, “when we Eddie Murray hit his 21st home run aboard. on Main Street. Police said he was in burglary and possession of burglary subscribe to. preclude any more debates. Killian came in here I would have been with two out in the 10th inning, Meanwhile, Torrez, whom the Red an intoxicated state, was loud and tools. His juvenile companion was'a She said the Connecticut Civil has suggested six. one in each con satisfied with a split.” backing Dennis Martinez, 8-8. Jerry Sox lured away from the Yankees in abusive and broke a bottle on the also arrested on the same charges. Liberties Union and the League of gressional district. Instead, Boston looked very little Augustine, 10-10, was the winner. last winter’s free agent sweepstakes, floor of the store. Police said the two were seen by a Women Voters have been asked to When asked if there were enough like a team that had lost 11 of 14 I’igers W liile .Sox 4 went all six innings, spacing six hits Second best in Colt League play Officer Spencer Frazee offered witness attempting to break into a prepare a code, along the lines of the issues to sustain at least six debates games, upping its lead over the Ron LeFlore's two-out single with for his 13th victory. him a ride home and on the way Wetherell Street home about 1:30 federal committee. between the two, she replied, “I Yankees to 8 1/2 games Thursday the bases loaded scored Lance “It (the inflamed tendon) started Manchester Merchants took second place Tony Maselli, Coach Bob Lebreux. Front, night, by winning what amounted to a Parrrish with the winning run for Krzeminski grabbed him by the shirt a.m. They were stopped by police The governor said she could agree guess we ll find out, won’t we?’’ throbbing about the sixth inning and I in both regular season and playoff play in the Dave White, Steve Pyka, Scott Coleman, and neck and tried to hit him. When walking on Wetherell Street, double-header. Detroit. Bob Sykes, 6-5, struck out told Zim he might have to use the Frazee was able to get the police questioned and charged. The juvenile seven and gave up two hits in four in bullpen again,” said Torrez. “ But I Colt League. Squad members, top row (1. to Mike Clinton, Gary Coffin, Bob Lebreux. cruiser stopped, he jumped out of the was released to the custody of his nings of relief. wasn’t even sure I'd be able to pitch r.) Coach Tony Maselli, Jon Brandt, George Missing were Scott Lebrec and Dave Lauzon. driver’s door and after a short father and Neron was released on a Angels 8, A’s I until I started warming up before the Mandeville, Gordon Plouffe, Brad Ingraham, (Herald photo by Chastine) struggle, handcuffed Krzeminski and written promise to appear in court Meg rejects Paul Hartzell, 3-6, threw a three- game. I took some aspirins to help placed him in the back seat of the Aug. 14. hitter and rookie Ken Landreaux kill the pain arid 1 tried not to grip the cruiser in a seat belt. Henry said he will meet with the In the completion of Wednesday belted a two-run homer to win it for ball too hard and not overthrow it.” Police reported that in angther Continued from Page One Krzeminski was then charged with union next week to see vyhat changes night’s suspended marathon, Boston California. Rookie shortstop Jim The double loss in their own burglary attempt Thursday after Expecting show in Maine won, 7-5, in 17 innings. It was 8-1, Red assault on a police officer and noon on Lyness Street, a youth was basis. He said he is hopfull any the member would like. Anderson contributed a three-run ballpark was, to be sure, a cruel blow Controversy surrounds Sox, in the regularly scheduled reckless endangerment. He was held What, a snowfence in August? That’s what these workers were MEG is the first town employees double. to the Yankees’ hopes — especially observed by a neighbor attempting to differences an be can be resolved. game, called after 6 1/2 innings due overnight at police headquarters for enter a home. A cellar window was erecting in Rockland, Maine, on a hot August afternoon. Instead The contract will now go into group to take a vote on their con Mariners 6, Twins 3 after blowing the 5-0 lead in the first tract. The unions representing the to rain. presentation in court today. broken, but nothing appeared to have of snowdrifts, however, it will hold back crowds expected at the mediation, but a date for the next Larry Milbourne’s two-out single in game. But easy-going Bob Lemon, firefighters, police and public works In other games, Baltimore edged the ninth scored pinch-runner Craig who replaced hard-boiled Billy Mar been taken. The youth fled when he annual Seafoods Festival this weekend where thousands gather meeting between the union and the Milwaukee, 3-2, in 10 innings, Detroit Giant win over Dodgers In other arrests Thursday, Reddit town has not been set, McCarthy employees are still in the process of Reynolds. Roy Smalley had tied the tin as manager last Saturday, wasn’t saw that he was being watched, to see a new Maine Sea Goddess crowned and to eat lobster and negotiations. nipped Chicago, 5-4, in 10 innings, Andrews, 35, of Hartford was police said. said. game, 5-5, in the ninth with his 14th ready to concede just yet — despite NEW YORK (UPI) - It was That’s when I ruled it wasn’t a four losses. charged with breach of peace in con- other goodies. (UPI photo) California hammered Oakland, 8-1, homer. his 8 1/2-game deficit. and Seattle shaded Minnesota, 6-5. just an old-fashioned Dodger- catch. ” "I thought 1 made the catch, ” said “Nothing scares me,” said Lemon. An argument ensued as both out Herndon, who suffered a swollen left “We’re not conceding anything to Giant game Thursday night — fielders remained on the ground with a little hitting, a little pitching jaw. "f thought it was legal. That’s Nature Has A Gift For You . . . At Poro’s Kathy Says! them. They might win it, but it’s not Giant Manager Joe Altobelli finally all I remember ” Three-car crash going to be any day at the beach.” and a little controversy. being ejected. In the only other NL game NOW’S THE TIME TO ENJOY ^ Leaders Perhaps so, but after two of the The Giants won, 5-4, on a ninth "I told him (Quick) he was late in Thursday, Chicago defeated St. hurts two drivers PLANTS YOU longest days they’ll ever spend in any inning single by Darrell Evans to go Louis, 3-2, to move to within 3 1/2 NATIVE FRUITS A VEGETABLES city, the Red Sox can be content in one game up on Cincinnati and 3 1/2 games ot Philadelp’hia in the NL THE TOWN Batting American League; Rice, Bos 25; the knowledge that the Yankees — National League^ CAN PLANT _ WHILE IN SEASON Hisle and Thomas, Mil 24; Baylor, ahead of the Dodgers in the National East. Two persons sustained multiple injuries as the result of NATIVE— FRESH ----- National eague the team they know they have to beat League West. Bill Buckner's RBI single in the ANYTIME AB H Avg. Cal 23; Thompson, Det 22. — are closer to fifth-place Detroit an accident involving three cars on North Main Street at OF MANCHESTER NaUn Buttar a Sugar Com, Frtfh PineapplM, Plume, With two ou^ in the top of the ninth getting out there," said the San Fran seventh inning brought home the win Tomatoaa, Shall Baana, Hoi Bing CtiarrlM, NaotartfiM, Burroughs, All 323 104 .322 Runs Bulled In than they are to first place and trail and San Francisco ahead, 4-3, Lee 7:12 a.m. today. S Rad Pappara, Qraaii S cisco manager. “I guess he didn’t ning run as the Cubs beat the Car ANYWHERE pMchM, Watarmalone, Nad Rose, Cin 446 142. ,318 National League: Foster, Cin 81; by nine games in the loss column. Will be sending Interviewers to all Yallow Baana, DM Boalon B DaUdoua A Lodi Applaa, Wa Lacy provided the controversy by hit like that.” dinals for the 12th straight time this Alice B. Gagnon, 44, of 82 North St. was listed in serious If they’re polled, they’re plantable, even in Summer. Salad Boari LaMuoa, Cukaa, hava ragular charcoal • Dalhr (joncepcion, Cin 390 120 .308 Clark, SF 78; Winfield, SD 72; The Red Sox send lefty Bill Lee, 10- ting a long drive to left-center for homes in Manchester to conduct a Broc^ iJBa^ BaalOraana, lottary ttckala. Varmant Pura Garvey, LA and Montanez, NY 70, The homti cost Barr a complete year. condition with multiple injuries at Manchester Memorial The plants you want IN CONTAINERS are "IN SEASON" Mapla Syrup A Sugar. Whitfield, SF 343 105 .306 6, against Larry Sorenson, 12-8, in what looked like the last out. "I don’t know what to say.’ .said American League: Staub, Det 87; game victory and the right-hander Hospital. David W. Pearsall, 39, of 15 Wall St., Bolton Citizen Survey. any season. . . Bowa, Phil 420 128 .305 Milwaukee tonight in the opener of a Center-fielder Larry Herndon and Cardinal Manager Ken Boyer of his Rice, Bos 86; Thompson, Det 79; Hi departed after giving up an ensuing was still being treated at the hospital late this morning Clark, SF 398 121 .304 three-game series. right-fielder Jack Clark converged club’s inablity to beat the Cubs. 'I and his condition was not yet known. HARDWOOD CHARCOAL* DAILY NUMBERB Maclock, SF 306 93 ,304 sle, Mil 77; 'Thornton, Clev 68, hit to Dave Lopes. Randy Moffitt LAST CHANCE on the ball and collided just as Hern came on and got the last out before don’t know what the answer is.' Starting on Monday, Aug. 7, inter Valentine, Mtl 407 123 .303 don appeared to have made the Pete Vuckovich, 8-9, took the loss. • BIRD BATHS TO PLANT A VISIT DUB u j M m i b w a t BUMm im
t' h PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frl„ Aug. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frl., Aug. 4,1978 - PAGE THIRTEEN! Red hot putter key ^ Battle of Giants Brett not sensitive in Volvo tennis about blowing game NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (UPI) - It will not be a battle of the for Tom Watson giants. But it will be a battle. knows? The next thing everybody in By MILT RICHMAN went overseas on one of those USD the ballpark saw ’was his throw When top-seeded Eddie Dibbs about playing Eddie. It’s mostly been NEW YORK (UPI) - good-will trips with his brother, Ken, here when winning the 1973 U.S. assault, finished with a 78, and takes on fifth-seeded Harold Solomon sailing three feet over the head of who pitches for the Angels, OAKMONT, Pa. (UPI) - A a mental block the last few times George Brett kills you with hot putter made up for Tom Open; Ben Crenshaw, and veteran Masters Champion Player came in today, barring inclement weather, at I’ve played him.” first baseman Pete LaCock and Pittsburgh pitcher Jerry Reuss and Dave Hill, who went home rather with a 76. All bogeyed the opening some of his answers. Watson’s erratic driving and the $175,000 Volvo International Ten “You have to have a little more Mickey Rivers dog-trotting across Satch Davidson, a National League than play the course in '73. hole and it was downhill after that. nis Championships, the dual will patience playing against him,” said He doesn’t know how to lie. home plate with the Yanks’ fifth run umpire. he rode his luck on a course Watson, Stockton, Trevino and Defending champion Lanny feature two frequent opponents who Dibbs of ^Ion)on. “You have to wait Questions which might make other of the game. Two of the places they visited were made easier by torrential rain Miller were gut on the course early Wadkins, who has done little of note are among the smallest men on the for the short balls and put them ballplayers flinch never make him What about that throw, I asked Turkey and Germany, and even in to a one-stroke lead entering today, a big plus because the forecast this year, led a group of eight players Grand Prix tour. away.” bat an eye. He’s so frank, so up front George Brett, now that he has had those countries Brett heard U.S. today’s second round of the who posted 1-under 70s. Both men, neither of whom has lost “It’s.a question of who wins the big about everything with everybody, ample time to think it over. tourists second-guessing Kansas City “It was a little high,” he said, PGA Championship. Watson, who has a Masters and two a set at the Mt. Cranmore Stadium points,” explained Solomon of his some people get the idea he’s pulling Manager Whitey Herzog for the way British Open victories behind him, courts, registered relatively easy frequent confrontations with Dibbs, their leg. He isn’t, though. That’s keeping a straight face. he handled his pitchers in the eighth Watson and the other late starters f PGA J shot six birdies, including three-in-a- simply his way. Looking back now, how did he feel and ninth innings of the filial playoff in the field of 150 benefitted from the wins Thursday to move into the “I used to win them. Now he does.” row from the ninth, but these were quarterfinals. While both men are well-known for You’d think maybe he’d be a little about it? game. two heavy rainstorms that turned the was for some overnight rain, which partially offset by a couple of bogeys. sensitive over the way he botched up, “I felt as if there were 40,000 guns “I was amazed at the fan interest Oakmont Country Club’s 6,989-yard, The bigger of the two, the 5’7” 160- staying at the baseline and rallying will keep the greens soft. “I hit a few sloppy shots off the pound Dibbs of Miami Beach. Fia., for as long as their opponents’ threw the ball away, in the ninth in pointed-aTmy head,” he said. “It was over there," said Brett. “I also was par 71, championship course into one But for three of golfdom's tee," Watson said. “I found the rough Safe took just over an hour to finish off patience will allow, Solomon doesn’t ning of the final playoff game with sucl{a routine plav. I said to myself, amazed at their lack of knowledge. of normal proportions. They were superstars — Jack Nicklaus, Arnold six times, but I was fortunate to get a Jaime Filloi 6-4, 6-1 as he kept the think their duel will become a the Yankees in Kansas City last Oc plea^don’t hit me another one.” People were telling me ‘Your able to fly the ball into the green Milwaukee’s Robin Yount Palmer and Gary Player — Thursday good lie each time. Chilean running by firing his ac marathon. tober and wouldn't care to talk about BretV laughed. manager should be shot!’ They said knowing the bail would grip, jumped back to first base when was a complete washout. Unless all “But my putting was outstanding curate baseline artillery deep to the it. “When the inning started, I was he lost it for us, and that’s not true at something impossible in normal Baltimore’s Eddie Murray “It’s funny, but we’ve never really three stage brilliant recoveries ... it was the best part of my game.” corners. had any long matches except for He talks about it without the hoping all three balls would be hit to all. We won 102 games during the “Oakmont conditions." today, they are in danger of missing Stockton was delighted with his took late throw on pickoff slightest bit of self-consciousness, me,” he said. season with him having complete Watson shot a 4-under-par 67 to The flyweight 5’6 130-pound maybe two,” he said. the cut for the third round. round. He hit 16 greens and made bir attempt. (UPI photo) Solomon needed a few minutes more Also advancing to the quarterfinals though, and if the passage of nine Twice in as many years now, the control, but they never mentioned lead two-time PGA champion Dave Nicklaus, seeking his fifth PGA dies at the first, fifth and 13th against Pee Wee East Soccer Division winners months has made your recollection a Royals have finished first in their that. Besides, they didn’t know any of Stockton by a stroke. than the the other ‘bagel twin,' were third-seed^ Manuel Orantes of crown and 18th major championship, no bogeys. Dibbs, in ousting Tom Gullikson of little hazy about that ninth inning, division and gone right down to the the reasons Whitey did what he did in B rackett at 69 were: Lee Trevino, Spain, fourth-seeded Italian Corrado Championship laurels in the Rec Andy Lafferty, Tim Kennedy, Carl ballooned to an 8-over-par 79; "I had some trouble reading the Onalaska; Wis. 6-4, 6-4. then maybe it would be a good idea to ninth inning of the fifth playoff game those last two innings. I can assure another two-time PGA winner; John Barazzutti and ninth-seeded and Department’s Pee Wee East Soccer Division Mahlstedt, Dan Danger. Top, Coach Rob Palmer, who helped redesign the greens when it got dark, but I can’t Solomon, of Silver Spring, Md., go over it quickly once more. with the Yankees, only to lose both you all his reasons were completely ny Miller, who shot an astonishing 63 Head pro defending champion John Alexander, were garnered by the Cosmos. Squad Wilson, Scott Aronson, A. J.Marcantonio, Jeff course after Miller’s 1973 final-round really complain," Stockton said. knows he will have his hands full with who engineered Thursday’s big upset The Yankees trailed the Royals, 3- contests and wind up watching the sound." members, front row, left to right, Todd Nodden, Elizabeth O’Connor, Jeff Rothman, Come September and Dibbs, who is ranked fifth in the by edging second-seeded Brian Gott 2, in the top of the ninth and tied the World Series on TV. Lukas, Andy Gapon, Terry Scata, Kevin Chris Gagnon, Coaches Gerry Ganley, Kathy score on a pair of singles wrapped “It’s hard to explain,” said Brett. No contest there will be a familiar world and has been playing excellent fried in a 2 l/2hour match, 6-2, 3-6, 7- tennis recently. 6. Ross, Scott Marcantonio, Jim McCartan. Ganley. (Herald photo by Chastain) around a walk. Willie Randolph’s “We won 102 games last season, the PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Softball figure back on the scene as “He’s beeen playing really well Unseeded players to advance were Middle row, Dan McCarten, Nick Calvo, sacrifice fly drove in the go-ahead best record in the majors, but we Former Providence College basket- head golf professional at lately,” said Solomon, of his good Gene Mayer of Mindham, N.J. and run for the Yanks after which Lou were not the best in the ninth inning. ball star Dwight Williams friend and former doubles partner, Switzerland’s Heinz Gunthardt. Piniella hit an ordinary two-bouncer What can you say? The third time is Wednesday pleaded no contest to breaking the game wide open. the Black Hall Club in East INDY Fitzgerald Field. Lyme , Don G liha of who has lost just a dozen games in his Alexander will face Gunthardt, to third. a charm, or, if at first you don’t stabbing a fellow student last spring The success clinched the loop title Four hits were produced by Don succeed ... you know, any good Coming up with two runs in the Manchester. three matches this week. Solomon who bat Tim Gullikson of Onalaska, K>0(nD00R Piniella will never win any medals and was given one year of unsuper seventh inning. Telephone overcame for Wilson. Simmons, three each by Torn has lost only 18 games. “He’s also a Wis., 6-4, 6-4. Rec tennis tourneys for the 60 meters. He isn’t that fast. cliche. I’ll say this in ail seriousness, vised probation. Andy Gona and Dick Tanger each Devanney, Pete Davanney and Mike -^TOPICS a 6-5 Thrifty Package lead and The former assistant at little stronger than me,” Mayer, a 6-2, 2-6, 6-4 victor over Brett had all the time in the world. though. It's going to make us try a lit Superior Court Judge John had three hits for the winners and Tierney and Bill Allen, Jerry b y B ob B ra m ta r notched an upset 7-6 triumph last Black Hall is the head pro Solomon had Dibbs’ number until Bruce Manson of Los Angeles, will He could’ve counted the stitches on tle harder. Losing that last game to McKiernan dropped a companion Gary Burk, Tom Ferlazo and Mike OUTDOOR CONSULTANT night at Nike Field. Cosgrove, Tom Mac and Rich Rabe this summer at the Big two years ago, but the tables have meet Barazzutti, who upended Hank set to start Aug.l9 the baseball and still had time to get the Yankees cost us not only a lot of charge of carrying a concealed Scanlon added two more. Tanger had Thrifty snapped a 5-5 tie with a run each had two hits for the Marketmen. Canoe Golf Club in Atlan since turned, as the ‘Goliath’ of the Pfister of Bakersfield, (^alif. 6-2, 3-6, TR0LUN8 PAYS OFF Piniella at first. money but a lot of dignity.” weapon when Williams, 20, of Buf in the top of the last frame on a the only home run. Fred Schneider led the Oilers with two has won each of their past half- 6-4. Trolling ii well known u a Registration forms are now available Women’s Singles Aug.19-20. Maybe he got a little excited, who After the season was over, Brett falo, N.Y., pleaded no contest to Ed Litwin and John Stanizzi paced ta, Ga. sacrifice fly by John Madden which three hits, one more than Craig dozen matches. Orantes, who also needed three method that will often produce Men’s Masters, limited to players 45 assault with a dangerous weapon. the losers with two blows each. for Manchester residents to enter the an scored Ed White. Repoli collected. Previously, Gliha, a “He beat me in Cincinnati three sets to oust Chilean Hans lirger flih than arc ordinarily and over, will also be staged Aug.19-20. CHARTER OAK taken by castii^ nual Recreation Department sponsored The Phonemen struck back in their Standings - Tierney’s 9-3, LaStrada onetime baseball pitcher weeks ago 6-3, 6-2 and that’s the best Gildemeister, 4-6. 6-0, 6-3 will face adult tennis tournaments. Men’s Singles will be Aug.19-20 and if Starting off with an 11-run first in Troliing ii lometimci half as Gary LaForce homered and Pizza 8-5, Jaycees 7-5, Highland Park a t Manchester High, I’ve played him in a while,” said Poland’s Wojtek Fibak. referred to ai -greyhoundin|,'' Any amateur player 18 years of age or needed, Aug.16-27. ning, Highland Park Market toyed Bill Conway scored the winner op a Market 7-6, Farr’s 6-7, Oil ’Heat 6-7, served as an assistant at Solomon, “hut I still feel confident uy Mercury outboards' Tubing older is eligible. Mixed Doubles play starts Sept.9-10 with sacrifice. with Manchester Oil Heat in scoring . Annulli's 4-9, Cooper Package 4-9. experts, bkause the Tubing Interested parties may sign up at the Men’s and Women’s Doubles slated an easy 19-2 success last night at Farmington Woods and speed is fut compared to other LaForce, Conway, Dave Viara, Wee Burn Country Club in angUng methods. Rec Office on Garden Grove Road or by Sept.16-17. MODEL END Paul McNamara, Gene Gale and Irv Trip drive falls short They point out that speed is mail to the Recreation Department, 41 Sites will be announced at a later date. Foster all had two hits for the Darien and Pinehurst, the main advantage trolling has Center Street, Manchester, Current champions are Louise Ker- winners. LaForce struck two homers N.C. over casting since it allows a Deadline for entries will be noon on mode, women’s singles, Kermode and and Viara had a two-run shot. Rest helped LauraBaugh ruherman to cover a lot of area Fran Lombardo, women’s doubles; Earle in a short lime. Aug. 16. White, Barry Nixon, Butch Kinney, it whatever it is,” grinned the 5-foot- Best win of year The basic trolling technique There is a small registration fee for Custer, men’s masters; Custer- Kevin Hanlon and Craig Ogden p ac^ SUNNINGDALE, England (UPI) 4 Baugh, 28th on the money list with Balanced schedule calls for pulling a lure, such as a each event a player enters. Lombardo, mixed doubles; Tom Thrifty with two hits each. — Laura Baugh was hooked for a plug, spron or spinner, behind Five divisions are listed, starting with McDonald, men’s singles. $19,923. NEW YORK (UPI) - In an effort Standings - Bob & Marie’s 10-3, week and kicked'the habit. But her a bMt as you pass over likely That streak of birdies, giving to simplify scheduling for the 1979 Tub holding places. Thrifty 9-4, Nassiff Camera 9-4, self-confessed addiction did her good. for Penquin girls Baugh a one-stroke advantage over season, the American League has The lure u usually large since Turnpike TV 7-6, Telephone 7-6, The dimple-cheeked blonde from Vivian Brownlee, came with only adopted a more balanced schedule, 'you’re depending upon its Neipsic Club juniors win Regal’s 5-7, Nelson’s 3-10, Center Delray Beach; Fla,^.^took..time off according to an announcement Turning in its finest game of the season, Formal’s Inn backed action to attract a fuh from i19th hole The 79s will be here soon eo take advantage of our after a tough' spell on the women’s five putts. some distance away. Congo 1-11. “It’s been a long time coming. Friday by American League Presi the sparking two-hit shutout pitching of Karen Kachnowski with Neipsic Tennis Club (N) def. Weiss-Jackson, 6-2, CANDLELIGHT pro golf circuit, then Thursday shot a Tackle must be stout to stand B. Easterbrook-Jennings (N) model clearance dealt and save money on a new 1978 Sometimes I get going like I did dent Lee McPhail. up 10 the pressure a trolled lure Juniors have started their Tullwuml Allied Printing successfully got 4-under-par 70 in the $100,000 Euro an air-tight defense to blank Glastonbury last night in CCWFL def. Rice-Otfinosky, 6-2, R. today and something, not my fault, The 14 clubs will continue with a pEplacet on rod and litK. 1978 inter-club matches in Nine Blind Holes- Low past the Zipser Club last night at pean LPGA championship to stand play at Fitzgerald Field, 3-0. Anderson-A. Browne (N) def. Chevrolet. We’ve got a great eelectlon.______will happen. I get a bad lie or miss 162-game schedule, but each team A stiff-action rod, with 20- or super style, winning all gross, McDonough 53; Low Fitzgerald Field, 9-5, as big Joe Van Some of the glitter was taken away be returned following the playoffs. 30-pound test monordament Jefferson-W. Stedman, 6-1, C. some putt or something. will play the other clubs 12 times — three the first week of Easterbrook-Charendoff def. net, Ovian 61-35-26, Brewer homered twice. when the team fell short of its fund Saturday morning at 11, the locals line u not unusual in fresh MONZA “ But today I could reach six at home and six on the road — for water, and much heavier equip play. Blyciew-D. Miller, 6-5, B. 65-36-29. MALIBU 4 DR Ed Kowal added three hits and drive to compete in the National will get their first taste of playoff STATION everything with no problem. The a total of 156. The clubs will then play ment is used in saltwater The toughest match was Easterbrook-E. Jennings (N) Five Blind lloles- SEDAN Rich Beiekewicz a pair for the Senior Girls’ Tournament in Texas. competition at South Windsor. pace of the play was quicker loo, the remaining six games against trolling. the first against Hartford def. Jackson-DeBartlo, 6-1, Gross, McDonough 24; WAGON Printers. Kac4inowski notched her 11th Not all fuh will respond to a which was just great.” teams in their own division. Tennis Club in West Hart Lucek-Browne (M) def. Judin- Net, Lysik 32-13-19, Best in defeat with the bat were mound success of the season in the trolled lute. Favontc fresh Tournament favorite Nancy Lopez, Answer awaited ford. Playing on red clay Guiness (M) def. Lucek- Pahoulis 32-13-19, Johnson Bill Peoples, Mike Mistretta and final regular scheduled game. She water species include coho only one stroke behind first-round four shots off the pace at 73, rallied Weber enters NEW YORK (UPI) - The National 'salmon, walleye, northern pike, was a new and different Browne 6-4. 30-10-20, Goodwin 27-6-21, John Wiggin with two hits each. ■ The Neipsic Juniors played 'leader Sally Little of South Africa. magnificently on the back nine with struck out eight batters and walked Hockey League has given the New .lake trout, and occasionally experience for many of the Levine 30-9-21. Kickers 35. CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - Dick two as the Penquins raised their black bau. their third match of the week “I had played four weeks in a row four birdies, after collecting a triple York Rangers until Aug, 9 to approve players, but they won, 8 Has V6, Auto trans. w. Compact In size, Moriarty’s surprised Fogarty’s at and I learned earlier this year not to Weber, holder of almost every league record to 11-3 and 15-6 overall. In saltwater, anglers troll for with Pinebrook, taking 12 of 13 Soccer coaches value with rugged cast bogey six at the 38th hole. Professional Bowlers Association ti or disapprove the refinancing and sailTuh, marlin, tuna and even matches to 6, losing two in matches. walls, wheel coves, radio, Robertson Park, 4-1, with Paui get too tired after playing tour Doreen Downham singled in the se new corporate structure of the New tie-breakers. Playing for to meet Aug. 16 power steering, B.S. mids. Iron 4 cyl. engine, auto, Ostuni, Tom Juknis and Dave Oberg The 21-year-old New Mexican, who tle over his twenty year career, has cond inning, beat the throw to second sharks. trans., w. walls, radio, B.S. naments in the Far East,” said already has won seven tournaments York Islanders. SpedTic trolling tactics vary Neipsic were Bob Coons, St. No. 1633 •4731 each lashing out two base hits. entered the Bowimaster Open on a fielder’s choice, moved to third The East Hartford tnida., St. No. 1970. •4095 Baugh, who burned up the back nine this year, hit the righthand trap off ditu^ to • of fuh Jamie Roser, Craig Bob Valk and Dave White each scheduled Aug. 9. on Shirley Adams’ sacrifice and you'ree alter.i Department of Parks and of the 6,174-yard Sunningdale Old the tee, blasted out over the green Easterbrook, Brad Easter- were in the two-hit group for the Course with a streak of five birdies in PBA Hall of Fame member Weber scored on Sue Cushman’s infield out. Visit' with knowledgeable Recreation will have a IM PALA ..J.------CAPRICE 4 DR. SEDAN into an unplayable lie among the this week joined the other con Basketball aoglera to kam more about this brook and Elaine Jennings Kuhn acts soccer meeting for anyone Oilers. a row. The Penquins added two more runs from Glastonbury; and REC trees and had to play a drop ball from testants for the six-day, $60,000 productive technique. interested in coaching in STATION “Playing too much, you get into the original bunker. in the fifth as Donna Landmann Andy Browne, Steve NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim Ciiffored scattered five hits as event. Tournament sponsors said singled, Lisa Schwartz reached on a the fall league Wednesday, bad habits. So I read and lazed in the “My caddy wanted me to have a go WE-STERN Charendoff, David Disturbed over published WAGON DeMolay trimmed the Jaycee Biues Weber’s entry a “rare opportunity” misplay and both scored on Dawn GOlf CLASSICS Aug. 16 at 7 p.m. in the sun. Aiid I did some cooking, just like at hitting from the trees in case I did Bears 43 (Bill Anderson 25), Bake Browne, Lee Demarest reports revealing which last night at Keeney Field, 11-1. for Rhode Islanders “to watch this Pawlich’s double. Parks and Rec office at a normal person. It's really addic the same thing again. But there was 39 (Tom Bried 18, Scott Hanson 11) and Renee Anderson from clubs would be interested Leading the attack and going for ting. great professional in action.” Funds raised during the drive will Town Hall. no way I was going to do that,” said Albatross forfeited to Cheney. : Manchester. in Reggie Jackson if the More than 300 boys and the cycle - single, double, triple and “I’m only small so I need my iquipment fnwdes V8, Loaded with goodlea In Lopez, who set an LPGA record Neipsic defeated New York Yankees placed girls in grades 4-6 have cluding V>8, auto, trans., home run was Clifford. strength. I putted really well today. I Carr injured Minnechaug 12-4. Singles: him on waivers again. auto trans., power Mike O’Rourke, Tony Colletti, Dan earlier this year by winning five tour head coach at Central Kramer, 48, succeeds already been placed on air cond., power steering don’t know what happened but I like Coons def. Weiss 8-3; Browne Baseball Commissioner steering & brakes, radio, Hansen and Dean Anderson each con naments in a row. LOS ANGELES (IJPI)- Michigan University has Clay Stapleton who rosters. Coaches are 8. brakes and much more. def. Roser, 8-4; C. Easter Bowie Kuhn has put out a rear speakers, steel belt •65CC tributed two hits to the winning ef A pick-up game of basket been named athletic direc resigned in June after five needed for the 16-teams w. walls, St. No. 1904 St. No. 2006. ball will cost Los Angeles brook def. Roser, 8-5; B. directive to all American BB73 fort. tor at Vanderbilt Universi years as athletic director. Easterbrook def. Russman, 8- league, which will begin in Laker forward Kenny League clubs warning Larry Bates, paced the Blues with ty. 2; Charendoff def. Quinby, 8- th e second week of Standings Carr, the Laker’s No. 1 them against making such two hits. 0; Jennings def. Julie Spinier, September. OUR USED CARS ARE draft choice in 1977, three 8-3; Neipsic losses were information public. All interested adults are DUSTY Players placed on the Making 19 base hits count for 14 weeks in a cast. Brovime to Miller, 4. Anderson urged to contact the Parks National League American League IN’ to Novak, 1-8, and Lucek to waiver list come under the runs, the Angels whipped Trash Carr broke his right foot office between 8:30 to 4; 30 SALE PRICED TOOl Dalton 3-8. heading of confidential in Away last night at Robertson Park, East Eaal Thursday during an infor 21 O a k 8 t. at 289-2781 (ext. 317). No Doubles: Coons-Browne (N) formation, Kuhn reminded 14-5. W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB mal game at UCLA. He previous experience is Saturday Special def. R. Solomon-A. Solomon, .the clubs. 77 MERCURY COMET *3898 Big stickers for the Angels were Philadelphia 56 46 . 549 — Boston 67 39 .632 — will wear a cast for three necessary. 76 HONDA CIVIC *3198 Chicago , 54 51 .514 3% weeks then undergo Sam Snead 6-1, Esterbrook-Charendoff 2 door, 6 cyl. A/trans., vinyl roof, was Pat Irish, Dave Kesterter and A1 Milwaukee 60 44 .577 6 $4095. Cpe., 4 cyl., 4 speedtrans., radio, waa Pittsburgh 49 53 .480 7 another three weeks of Hot Dog or Hamburger Binack with three hits each and Dana Baltimore 59 47 .557 8 - ' How does Sam Snead keep 77 FORD QRANADA *48 8 8 $3395. Montreal 51 58 .468 8V2 New York 59 48 .551 8V4 rehabilitation. ONE LEFT AT IMS 4 door, V6, A/trans., air cond. 78 PONTIAC ASTRE *1890 Lamay, Rich O’Neill, Eric Kusch his golf swing in the right Hatchback Cpe., 4 Cyl., 4 speed and Tom Neville with two bingles New York 46 63 .422 13Vi Detroit 57 49 .538 10% ’ ‘groove? Jal alal results p/steering, p/brakes, radio. 79 AMC MATADOR *2898 PRICE NOW '1260 “If you swing full out on trans., radio. station Wagon, V-8, A/trana., Air each. St. Louis 40 67 . 374 I8V2 Cleveland 51 54 .486 15% 60* Toronto 39 67 .368 28 Vanderbilt A.D. : ' every shot, you’U rarely con 77 VEQA *3188 76 DODQE CORONET *3898 Cond. Was $2970. Angie Cappa lashed out three hits tact the ball square,” Snead Hatchback ope. 4 cyl., a/trans., radio. West NASHVILLE, Tenn. Op«n Mon. thru Sat. B A.M. to 4:30 FFTH W t OOWUS SHDI POUTS 4 door, Broughman, V-6, A/trans., Air and Jay McConville a pair for the Weal PnnuioH U Duty , says. “I learned to throttle Thursdai^'Evening TMRB GAME DOUftfS SEVEN POMTS 1 I t v r t t ii M e r I 3.00 S.S0 4.M Was $3275 Cond., P/steerIng, P/brakes, radio, 77 PINTO *3898 W L Pet. GB (UPI) — Roy Kramer, Taka Out Sarvfca ' back to about 80 percent. 1 Re^icMi OvtarcB 17.40 6.20 7.20 5 Rk Can 1.20 0.10 losers. W L Pet. GB msT Mst ixwus SEva pans 7UbH 7.00 7.20 2 R m l) l a t i t i i 4.40 vinyl roof. station Wagon. 4 cyl. 4 speed trans., San Francisco ^H-Pnptlltd ■ • “This is probably the most S b l s p l 1I . N I Z 40 S t o WOMEN 65 44 .596 - Kansas City 58 46 . 558 - 4 Arri Satit 10.00 lU iK li I S 41.40 was $3995. / Cincinnati .important lesson for any T C m l m r l l t .40 S.40 IkmU 1-7 59.40 P erfecti 1-5 IDSJO 79 VOLVO *8298 77 MONTE CARLO *8398 League-leading Tikey Paint nipped 63 44 .589 1 California 58 51 .532 2% M m tr 3 liTY SeqiB 4.00 Trilecta 1.S.2 43100 golfer to learn." ( k M B t e 0-7 07.40 PertBcU 1-7 209.10 Model 164, 4 door, 6 cyl. A/trans., Sport Cpe., Bucket seats, V-8, Los Angeles 61 47 .565 3% Oakland 56 53 .514 4% Trifccta 1-74 435.00 SUTX OAK DOOMS StVDI POMS 76 DATSUN *3749 second place Renn’s Tavern last He notes, “When I’m re F e r i e c t i $-7 404.70 Was $5595. A/trans., FM Radio, P/ateerIng, San Diego 56 52 .519 8% Texas 49 56 . 467 9% HP-36" ally smoking the ball, I T r H e c t i S -7-4 1.40C.4O rOURTN GAW SIKUS SEVEN POMTS 6 A ic i SeteiOan IS.40 1.00 SJO B-210 Cpe., 4 cyl., A/trana., Radio, night at Cheney to practically wrap TENTS on DISPLAY 1 Bb 15.00 LOO 4.00 4 ZaMa Gonzalei 2.60 5.00 P/Brakes, Was $5495. Was $3895. up the championship, 11-10. Atlanta 49 57 .462 14% Minnesota 45 59 .433 13 never have the sensation of s u m CM C DOOHiS SeVEN rOMTS OMcrl 7.00 140 2 E m il oiasia I 3.40 76 NOVA *3898 hitting at all. My swing feels SinjOlivB ISiO UO 3.40 7 SeriiB 4.00 (W nieb 4 4 53.40 . Houston 49 57 .462 14% Chicago 45 60 .429 13% 3 ttarTBOi C v t a 6. U 3.21 Hatchback Cpe., 6 cyl., A/trans., 76 TOYOTA *3398 Marilyn Chemelewski, Peg Par Family Camping and Backpacking Tents just like grease. The key to bM s U 36.20 Pariada 0 4 lS 4iO Corolla 4 Door, 4 Cyl., 4 apd. trans., 77 CORDOBA *8498 Seattle 39 69 .361 21 1 N t( Ibh I 3.00 Perfecti 14 90.90 Trifecta 04-2 39040 P/steerIng, radio. Was $3695. Cpe., V-8, Air Cond., Loaded, Waa sons, Karen Lemire, Barb Paulean, this feeling Is keeping your Q a n e b 34 S0.20 TiHbcU l-0-7 2,053i0 AM-FM Cassette, Was $3495. Diane Repoli, Sue Hayes and Dot Thursday's Results 16290 legs from getting tight." P e r f e e t J 0-3 10100 SEVENTH GAME SMGLES SEVEN POMTS $5595. Thursday's Results EUREKA T r i f e c t i 0-3-1 S O i S O I SdMStiM 16J0 13.20 5.20 78 VW DASHER *3498 Maselli hit hard for the Painters. Baltimore 3, Milwaukee 2 (10) But sometimes little 4 GoazMez LOO 6.00 78 CHEVELLE *2898 Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 9 x 9 ’ UMBRELLA TENT 1 Olave 4.40 2 Door, 4 Cyl. A/trans., Radio, Was 76 PONTIAC *4199 Theresa Lynn, Joyce Morrison, MT. KATAHDIN things can go wrong — even Malibu Cpe., V-B, A/trans., Vinyl root, San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 4 Detroit 5; Chicago 4 (10) - - for Snead. (k M e li 4 4 01.40 $3695. P/steerIng. Was $2975. Gran Lemans, 4 Dr., V-8, A/trana., Air Penny Gagnon, Ginny Chuck, Deb 2 parson PaHacta M 139.50 Boston 7-8, New York 5-1 Rao. 8 * “If I start hooking,” he Trifecta I4 'l 423.30 Cond., Vinyl Root, P/ateerlng, Pelletier and Judy Arthofer were California 8, Oakland 1 • M pstop N itM says, "usually this means 71 CAMARD *2198 SALE • M itsrilnr EKHTN GAME DOUBLES SEVDI POMTS Sport Cpe., V-e, A/trana., p/atearing, 77 CAPRICE *8398 P/brakea, Radio. standouts for Renn’s. Seattle 6, Minnesota 5 unsM otN tsa iSTS I'm trying to smoke the ball 5 Jn t SeOastiM 7.00 3.20 3.40 4 Door, V-B, A/trans., Air Cond., Today’s Games • lO H ParlggeaairaH on and swinging too fast. Jal alal entries 1 RMdT Odiaa 10.00 7.00 radio. Standings - Tikey 11-2, Renn’s 9-4, Montreal (Fryman 6-7) at Chicago Today’s Games 1 9 9 “To cure my hook, I form 8 BascarM GariU 4.40 Radio, P/ateering, P/brakes, Was 76 DATSUN *3890 e n g i n e •Friday Evening* (Minieia 1-5 3040 Eastern Realty 8-4, Elks 4-8, B&J 3- (Roberts 4-6) Chicago (Wood 10-8) at Detroit u u ’ 5 9 " MOOCUUU a mental Image of returning 76 CAMARO *4388 $5486. Pickup, 4 cyl. 4 speed trans., radio, oatuf • Flnger-U p potver steering hlGAM EDOIIUS 4thGAKSMGL£$ 7th GAME SMGLES 10th GAME SMGUS PeriecU 5-1 80.70 was $3895. 11, Savings Bank 3-12. Philadelphia (Christenson 7-10 and (Wilcox 8-8), N • l l o 4 M PH varieU eepeed the club to the ball with the 7PMrrs 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS Trifecta $-14 447.30 Sport Cpe., 6 cyl., A/trana., 76 FORD LTD *4898 EASl’EHN Ruthven 8-8) at PitUburgh (Rooker Baltimore (Flanagan 13-9) at New • O ptional riding su lky and . shaft at the same angle it 1. liq M bt I 1. U 1. Chasiat 1. lascarn NNTN GAME DOUBLES SEVEN POMTS p/ateering, radio, was $^96. 78 D0D8E VAN *3788 3 Lb. Polm ter Filled Better Quality DAC II grass catcher was in at address. I want my l U l a t m a 2. Zee* 2. M 1 Emu 3 BasciTM Marceida 14.40 4.40 5.40 station Wagon, 10 passenger, V-B, Alliance Printing rapped 23 base Pete Ser^ lOchM 3. Garamendi 2 Radrituez GarMend! 4.40 7.20 6-7 and Robinson 5-5), 2, N York (Guidry 15-1), N 3% lb. Taper Cut HIrseb-Wais hands and arms and club all I 3. baOy A/trana., Air Cond., radio, p/steerIng, B200, V-8, A/trans., Radio, hits in posting an impressive 16-8 SLEEPING BAG IZefHiGlMB 4. Ser{N 4. ZabMa 4 . Aki 5 Zabala Sebastiaa LOB 77 NDVA *3980 P/steerIng, Was $4175. Houston (Niekro 8-8 ) at Atlanta Boston (Lee 10-6) at Milwaukee • Cottsa Ih u r sial StM i WMta Staig SLEEPING BAG ' C * to be In the same place they 5. Ini bgi 1 lavy i Arriafa I 5. ii’^ IkM ieU 2-3 49.40 4 door, 6 cyl. a/trans., radio, p/brakes, waa $4785. decision over Second Congo last night Perfect! 3-2 12440 (Boggs 3-5), N (Sorenson 12-8), N Htt|. Utt S20, Ktr ttS.M • aitoa LMn| ; •-' were in when 1 set up to the IMflaMi 6. (Nan ICharala 1 leey 1. K u rr^ ChisiB I T.Salam 7. Derrie TrifecU 3-2-5 633.00 p/ateerIng, was $4050. at Mt. Nebo. San Diego (Perry 12-4) at Cincin- Toronto (Jefferson 6-9) at Kansas baU. 7. lavier I 74 BUICK REOAL *3248 76 CHEV *3798 £*44** SALE *34** ; - ' “This mental image slows 1 lB*i|Bii Asa I 1 Mrifnei 1 Gaazalii lUrivte TDfTN GAME SMGUS SEVEN POMTS % Ton Pick up. 6 cyl., A/trans., radio, Leading the hit parade were Dan nati / (Bonham DnntiesWs 9-2),0 41\ NKT -t- ,^ City (Splittorff 12-9), N SPECIAL * i r * SMS 6 m EtBMfTt SIM Pete SmGartta smCharela 7 Javier 11.40 7.40 iOO 77 TOYOTA CELICA *4888 Sport Cpe., V-8, A/trane., Air Cond., ' • me down and forces me to 2a0 6AKMM«£S Olh GAIK MXNLES 11th GAME DOUBLES 1 G a rw e n i 0.20 4.00 Cpe., 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., radio, was p/steerIng, waa $3895. Jones with four hits. Bill Hodis, Tom New York (Swan 3-5) at St.' Louis Cleveland (Wise 8-13) at Texas ' swing within myself." 5th GAK DOOMES FM Fladio, P/steerIng, P/brakas, waa PADS (or SLEEPING BAGS STRETCH CORDS 7 POMTS 7P0MTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 6 Genzalei 0.80 $4695. $3395. Vescey and Mark Crowley with three (Forsch 9-11), N (Jenkins 4-7), N (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 1. Ani Bvteca 1. lavy lartmn 1. Azea Ganzalet 1. Ekrrio IXave O aUeii 1-7 5LOO and Leo Maheux, Jim Thibodeau, from *8.99 to *14.99 A ll Sizes 1 Ml bgi 2. Kanrezui Ranoa 2. lascarm Cartarana 2. Aica Gertarena P erfect! 7-1 20110 Los Angeles (Rau 10-6) at San Seattle (Abbott 4-8) at Oakland i * * ’* * y " ^ 3. Zee* Inier I 3. Peti Olm 3. Zabara Garita 1 Ir ^ I Garita Trifecta M 4 7 S li0 Bob Watts, Don Zura and Paul Zura Francisco (Blue 15-4), N open or closed Cell Foam Pads Whiffleball lUSer^ 4. Gena Javiar I i Ar^ I Harceidi i GeM hrvier EUVDtTN GAK DOUBLES SEVEN POMTS (Johnson 8^ ), N r ON I., MO 5. ChisiB I 5. Ubpi5. Ibiarta Ecenarra 5. UrivteZoqai with two safeties each. Minnesota (Goltz 10-7) at Califor Edwards Realty topped 1 ttorecd (Urn 6. Oarria Zaqai 0. ieey Gonzalez 7 Joci Carea 10.00 0.20 140 r 1 Arriata I Asis I 2 R e ^ w z lavier 0.40 5.20 Rick Holmes lashed a homer and nia (Frost 3-4), N Tasty. • i Gtisls, 45-44, with Jeff 7. InOyAstsI 7. IMriioez Sebastian 7. Joey SebastiM 7. Chirola Marceida 0 Cnmia Marceida 100 CHEVROLET I. lavy Immi 1 NanOy Sartie 1 Sotam inier 1 bnu Eccnarre Quiaiela 2-7 27.00 two other hits to pace the Churchmen ■ ,|;:,»*Saturdh^^^^^ Saturday's Games Lightweight, : * I De|issip, Kelley. Wilcox, SUISM^IM sms ZetHi Oiasia I SINS Emu 0^ sms Zabala Ganmcndl P irfecU 7-2 00.40 and Barry Dakin,'Syl Bottone, Neai Convenient Closad Mon. for August. 3r0 6AHE MXIBIES OthGAHEDOmiES 9th GAME OOOUS 12th GAME DOmiES TrifecU 7-24 52130 r Boston at Milwaukee FOODS by iWOUNlAlN HOUSE* ; I * Danny Whoff and Bill 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 9 to 6 Dally - Tubs, and 7P0VTS 7 POMTS TWELFTH GAK BCUMiS SEVEN POMTS Montany and Bob Fish each reached Seattle at Oakland I: ; White starring, all with 1. Ptti Immr 1. Chinia SebastiM 1. Chareli Certareu 1. ZabMa Marceida 5 lo e i OcliM 12.00 4.00 100 base safeiy twice on base hits. ^ SALE ENDS WED. R /9/7S Thurs. til 8, Sat. til 9 ' ' • homers. Jason Stannizzi, IMAsisI I ttarrciM Marc^ 2. Zabala Garaneodl 2. Bascaran Garita 3 R a < ^ i Mveeida 0.00 3.40 CARTER New York at St. Louis, N Minnesota at California, 2, N 3. Obbb brtvBi 3. Selim Ganalii 3. lascarM lavier 1 Derrie Cortareu 1 Emu Zoqui 340 NIKE Houston at Atlanta, N Baltimore at New York, N ■ . Jeff Levitt, Lindsey il8^tls#a IGmaCvita 4. Salam Garita 4. Emu Garaaieai i3-S40i0 1229 Main Street Manchester Phone 646-6464 Wilson Electric managed to top ^ FARR S CAMPING CELLAR ECKERT'S L K 5. Arriaea I laiier I & Aua Ochea 5. Emu MartaUa 5. Juy Ecenaae Perfect! 5-3 79.00 San Diego at Cincinnati, N Chicago at Detroit, N • ; Boutilier, Jennifer Plouffe 0. U 0^ I 1 ZaM Entiarre 6. Elorno Ecenirre 0. Azea Zofi Trifecta 5-3-1 230.40 Gus’s Restaurant last night at Nike, ROUTE 44A - and Bob Roulfe led the 7. Jary Sc^ 7. EnRM Zeqai 7. laey Ochu 7. Ur^ whu OPEN MON. thra WED. ttl 9 PM - Saturdays HI S Los Angeles at San Francisco Toronto at Kansas City, N 2 Main St. 646-3998 Open Daily 9-9 COVENTRY 742-6103 1 SebastiM 1 lascaran CaranenB 1 Hriarte Goualei 1 ChareU Javier HAmU 330431 8-3, four runs in the sixth inning Cleveland at Texas, N • losers. sms ttwrepA Carei SmSLLScriia ^ Ai^a I OIne sms Nriaca I Gonzalez ATmeANCE 5421 -I PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aiig. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 4, 1978 - PAGE FIFTEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Probate Notice INDEX Help Wanted IS Peopletalk Court of Protate Homes For Sato 33 Hornet For Sato 33 Dlitrlct of MancbMler NOTICIt NOTICE OP HEARING 1 — Lott tnd Found STUFFERS AND MAILERS ESTATE OF FRANK J. GUILIANO, 2 — Ptrtontit National Weather Forecast URGENTLY NEEDED! Camera shy. Kulik figures they’ll be a bit less stuf credit card organization, which say$ deceased 3 — Announcomontt $25.00 per hundred fy in Europe. she failed to pay $26,000 in charges f^irsuant to an order of Hon. William 4 — Enttrltlnmtnt _3ttOO GUARANTEED. Send self- Producers of “The Fish ’That Saved B. FitzGerald. Judge, ^ted July M. 9 ~ Auctloni run up over the past four years. 1978 a hearing wifi be held on an n C'I’ addressed stamped envelope, Pittsburgh” may have to shoot their Higher and higher a{^Iication praying that an Instrument MArOf. BUYING OR SOLING A HOME... She is named in two suits, one FINANCIAL /'• TK Enterprise, Box 21679, movie somewhere else. Even Chevy Singer Tina ’Turner is being sued in purporting to be the last will and testa 8 Bondi-Stockt-MortgtgM Denver, Colo. 00221. against her, personally, asking $14> ment of said deceased be admitted to 6 — Ptrtonti Loam FAII Chase, Connie Stevens and $40,000 in Los Angeles by the Diner’s Club probate as in said application on file 0 — incurtnet TMNK ABOUT nrizes so far haven’t induced 600, and another against her Tina’k more fully appears, at the Court of NEED TWO PEOPLE, part Probate on August 14. 1978 at 10:30 IMPLOYMINT Pittsburghers to turn out as extras Operation Oops Corporation — for 1. What should you do If you time mornings for cleaning a.m. 3 - Htip Wanttd work. Call 643-4000. $11,400. are Indoors cfurlng an elec- Pearl J. HuUman, Ass’t. Clerk 4 — BualnaM Opportuniuaa for one big scene. The film — 0944)8 5 ~ Situation Wantad starring Julius “Dr. J” Erving, Hizzoner heisled ■ Ideal storm? W ANTED - R e tir e d , DUBALDO/ BDUCATION Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jonathan Most crime victims wall that their A. Slay away from radios, B — Privala InatrucSont experienced Machinist around Probate Nolice 9 — Schoolt-Ctaaaaa 60 years of age to take charge Winters and Flip Wilson — has a cities don’t have enough police, but telavision sets, grounded Court of Probate District of Manchester 3 — Initructiona Wantad of Machine Shop when 646-0505 mythical basketball team, the . metal objects such as LESPEBANCE tl' i Pete Wilson can’t do that. As mayor NOTICE OF HEARING RBAL BBTATB lewiir TIMfflATtNKI required. Call 646-3862. Pittsburgh Pisces, winning the NBA faucets, sinks and other ESTATE OF NORMAN of San Diego, he’s taken a stand KLEINSCHMIDT. deceased 1 — HomM for Salt championship in the city’s 15,000-seat against hiring more officers. equipment connected to Pursuant to an order of Hon. William I — Lota-Land for Salt MEDICAL SECRETARY, S ~ Invastmant Proparty Help Wanted 13 Http Wantad 13 Civic Arena. metal water pipes. E. FitzGerald, Judse, daM July 31, S — Bualnaaa P r o p ^ Manchester. Experience. Full Burglars broke into Wilson’s home ISIS a hearing win be held on an T — Raaort Propahy time. 4 days a week. Write to A SPEGAL OPPORTUNITY. As producer David Dashev says, this week, marking the third time B. Just relax and watch TV amlicatlou praying that lellera ol ad ) » Rati Eatata Wantad Box H, c/o Manchester ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST “You don’t do that in a house that’s unUI the storm Is over. ministration be granted on laid eatale Welcome Wagon seeks per Toy and Gift Plan in the (knm- he’s been hit. His home was as In said application on file more fully MItC. SERVICeS EZ3* Herald. not packed.” Co-producer Gary uai WtATMR rOTOCMT • sonnel in Manchester, South try - our 31st year! Com burglarized in 1972 and a few years ' C. None of the above. nppears, ai the Court ol Probate on I - Sarvicta Offarad Windsor, East Hartford and Stromburg says if packing the house August IS. ISIS at 3:00 p.m. I — PaJntino-Paparing SHORT ORDER COOK. Full missions up to 30% PLUS ago his Lincoln ^as stolen and later 2. It is safer to vacuum a car Pearl J. HuUman, Ass't. aerk ) — BuHdlng-Contraeting eastern Connecticut. Flexible EXPENSES. Fantastic 013-08 For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. During Friday time mornings and days. Year means moving the production, “that found wrecked. But Wilson says that I before washing It than after. I — Rooting-SIding hours, car required. EOE. Hostess Awards. G1 Ckiliect I — Haatlng-PlumSing night, generally fair weather is expected across most of the round employment. Good Phone interview daytime at will put the lid on Pittsburgh as a doesn’t prove the city needs more □ Tnie □ False J — Flooring starting wage. Uniform. 673-0494, of write SANTA’S r — Moving-Trucking-Storaga nation with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy. 247-1166, evenings 6^9106, or film location city.” police. Probate Nolice Benefits include paid vaca PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 0 ^ 1 . Court of Probate I Sorvicaa Wantad Sliower activity, however, will be found over parts of the write Mrs. N. J. Smith, 10 ALSO BOOKING PAR'HES. ^ A N S W ER S — Diatrkt of Mancbe^r tion, group insurance, retire-' 'Surf and sand Says he, “What it proves to me is MliC. FOR SALE lower Plains and south Atlantic states. Minimum Robin Rd., Simsbury, Conn. NOTICE OF HEARING ment, food discounts and 06070. “From Here t3^ Eternity” — that my wife should not have left a ssyoiBioqri snipMispun ESTATE OF RAYMOND D. I - Artidaa for Salt temperatures include: (approx, max readings in more. Apply in person TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - MAHONEY, deceased I — Building Suppilaa Columbia’s big-screen Oscar-winner window unlocked.” 4q saiuss Sjiqnif I ~ Pata -Blrda- Doga parenthesis) Atlanta 67 (80), Boston 66 (81), Chicago58 (79), between 9 and 11 am and 2 and All shifts. Neat and clean s se pspiMug Pursuant to an older of Hon. William I LIvaatock CAREER OPPORTUNITY. appearance. Call 646-1140. of 1953 — is being retooled for televi E. FilsGerald, Judge, dated July 31, Geveland 55 (78), Dallas 67 (85), Denver SO (83), Duluth 54 7 pm. Friendly Ice Cream, 755 Mature person required for Glimpses I — Boats 6 Acoaaaoriaa Silver Lane, East Hartford, sion, so naturally, some changes T|soqt 0) ainsodxs aq) 1078 a hearing win be held on an I — Sporting Goods (81), Houston 68 (89), Jacksonville 73 (87), Kansas City 57 our fast growing business. Sammy Davis Jr. opened Thursday application praying that an instrument ' Qardan Products EOE, M/F. SECURITY PERSON - Start have to be made. They’re taking out samioui uoqnoi ism e ui purporting to be the last will and testa (88), U ttle Rock 67 (81), Los Angeles 67 (79), Miami 78 (88), Good typing skills and figure $3.15. After training $3.M. night at New York’s Lincoln Center ment of said deceased be admitted to i — Antlquaa Minneapolis 58 (86), New Orleans 74 (89), New York 67 (80), aptitude required. Must be that bloody fight scene — too violent asueiidds sqi Ou|sn ‘luaui I — Wantad to Buy BABYSITTER NEEDED. Must be neat in appearance. in “Stop the World, I Want to Get probate as in said spptIcaUon on file Phoenix 82 (108), San Francisco 55 (74), Seattle 58 (75), St. capable of own cor -axsd Aip uo snopjszeq more fully appears, at the Court of RENTALS For one year old child in our Weapons permit required^ — and they’re putting in more sex. Off” — his first return to Broadway Probate on August 17.1878 at 2:00p.m. Louis 59 (80), Washington 72 ( 83). respondence and possess good aq Pinos uinnsax pspoqs — Roomi for Rant home starting Sept. 1,8 am to Cali 23M119 for interview. ' Natalie Wood and William Devane since he did “Golden Boy” 14 years Pearl / HuUman. Ass't. G elt — Apartmanta for Rant telephone skills. Position s q6noqi usxa anB i 'Z 09SOS — Homaa for Rant 1:30 pm. References. Call 643- requires person that can work star — recreating the roles originally ago ... Illinois Gov. Jam es R. ’Thomp — Businaaa for Rdnt 6237. TEMPORARY OFFICE Reshearse for Sunday concert papioxe under pressure and solve CLERK. Must be able to work played by Deborah Kerr and Burt son and wife, Jayne, are the new — Raaort Proparty for Rant problems. Excellent oppor Lancaster. aq as|8 pinoqs SMopu|M — Wantad to Rimt Halp W a n M 13 Help Wanted DIETARY AIDE. 6 am - 2 pm. thm October at 40 hours per The Summer Winds, a Manchester Com ensemble, composed of members of the parents of a 7-pound, 4-ounce girl — — Miac. for Rant 13 tunity for advancement. week. Typing and a good Hollywood producer-director Buzz put sjoop uado jtsu Bu| Mature person needed to help Modem office and excellent their first child and the first baby AUTOMOTIVE SECURITY GUARDS - Must figure aptitude required. Call munity College concert band, rehearses un Summer Winds, will make its debut. After Kulik says they’ll repeat the famous ,-pUtJS 'SSSUtnddt Sp|3S|8 INVITATION FULL-TIME POSITION with various kitchen duties. benefit program. Apply born to an incumbent Illinois gover — Autot for Salt be 18 years or older. Have own OPEN As warehouseman- Enjoy working in a clean pnd for appointment 8^-9133. der the direction of Philip Streifer for its an the concert, the MCC Student Senate will dis Kerr-Lancaster surf-and-sand love JO siS8|qo S|||t)aui Jtau — Trucks for Sals Automatic Business Products, nor in 72 years President Carter is TO BID — Haavy Equipmant for Sals car. Telephone, and a clean driver. Monday thru Saturday modem kitchen. Good wages 'Tuckie Rd., Willimantic or nual concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the tribute free hot dogs and soda. In case of rain, scene, but with a difference. They’ll aq 0) anopjtztq )| aijeui Motorcyclaa-Bicycias police record. Men or women 7:30 to 5. Apply at The W.H. and benefits. Please call SVa- RESPONSIBLE Woman naming Theodore McMillian — a Sealed letters of intent to — Campara-Trallara-Moblla phone Mr. Rose at 423-2^. wanted lor child care. 2 the performance will take place in the do it nude, on a secluded beach in Tina Turner Pinos uuo)$ e Dupnp ABiaua perform trial will be received wanted for Manchester and England Lumber Co., Route 0129, Mon.-Fri., 9 am-5 pm. Bicentennial Band Shell. Admission is free. black Missouri judge — to replace Homas Stafford Springs areas. If you 44A, ^ Ito n Notch. Manchester Manor Nursing chiidren in my home. 6466521. Hawaii — an innovation NBC-TV 1 0 saBjns Ajt)usui0|q y i in the office of the Director of — Autamotiva Sarvica LPN - Full or part time, 3-11 Spectars are asked to bring blankets or lawn auditorium on the college’s main campus. FBI Director William Webster in the — Autos for Rant-Laaaa qualify, call 21)3-^3-1837 or Home, 385 W. Center St., already has warned it won’t air. General Services, 41 Center p.m. Laurel Manor. 91 Chest SALES Representative for chairs. During the concert, a jazz-rock (Herald photo by Chastain) circuit judgeship he resigned. apply to Northeast Security, COUNSELORS NEEDED - Manchester.______nut St. Call 6494519. Street, until August 18,1978 at 158 Williams Street, New Lon Camp Cross Roads, Windham. rapidly expanding branch. 4:30 P.M. for bid opening of don, Conn., Monday thru Age 16 or over. To work with RECEPTIONIST wanted for Incemational Company has Probate Notice dental specialty office in BLUE HORIZON several key territories open in Court o4 Probate Sept. 27, 1978. Friday, 10 to 4. Retarded Girl. Salary, plus ExMrienced keyboard player Polymers & Service □ N O TICES Room & Board. Work week of downtown Hartford. Mature Connecticut. Sell new and in District oi Manchester person with experience with tenor voice range. 646- novated beverage appliance to NOTICE OF HEARING The Town of Manchester is CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Aug. 6, 13, or 20. Experience 8627. Mightly preparations made ESTATE OF MARIO ALFONSO, an - Experienced only. Top preferable. Pleasant working business and professional an equal opportunity lo s t and Found 1 with Handic^ped Children incapable person wages, ^ p ly : Atlas 'Tile, 1862 necessary. Reply: Bolton conditions, fringe benefits firms. Excellent compensa Plastic surgery will create Parsaani to an order of Hon. WlUlaro employer, and requires an af available. Call 5iS-3668. KITCHEN CLEAN UP tion. Company training E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated August 1. firmative action policy for all MUCH LOVED FAMILY Berlin 'Tpke, Wethersfield, Board of Education im- HELP. Hours 16 p.m., 3 days Itn a hiring wul be held oA an 5636151. mediatley. 643-1560, 643-1569. program. For Interview ap appUuUoo praying to transfer real es- of its Contractors and Vendors PET. English Setter Cross. RN - 3-11 pm, part time. a week and every other Satur pointment, call 255-4401, or for annual open worm race tatie in Italy witboul consideration as in as a condition of doing Black, brown legs, white PERSON QUALIFIED In Enjoy working with a skilled day. Apply in person after 3:30 write Box 433, Fairfield said appUcation on file more fully ATTRACTIVE POSITION and dedicated supporting staff p.m. Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 walking m useum of look>alikes business with the Town, as per chest. Lost in Manchester. For gal in Data Processing building maintenance and Conn., 06430. CLAREMONT, N.H. (UPI) - Claremont police will put an of appears, at the Court of Probate on Call 63M243, if no answer call at Manchester Manor Nursing Main St., Manchester. Compleat Angler.” August 17, 1978 at 3:00 p.m. Federal Order 11246.' Department. Knowledge of ground care needed at Police guards, fire hoses for unruly ficer on duty to protect the entrants, Pearl J. HuUman. Asa't. Clerk 633-1404. $25 Reward. Wickham Park. Full time. Home. Good wages and In honor of the occasion, Clare MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - their stage debuts at the Great The two new Presleys will be Jesse J08OO8 Bid forms, plans and Key Punch helpful. 5-day benefits. Please call Doris WAITRESS. To work one day ACCEPTING Applications. contestants and tiny stretchers will 30 so far, from acquisitive fishermen week. All benefits. Pleasant Permanent Position. For in We need two hard workers for mont Mayor Charles Puksta Dennis O’Day has all the ingredients specifications are available at SMALL 3 year old tiger cat, Blain, RN director of nurses, a week possibly more. Only be on hand next week for what is Southeastern Music Fair in Atlanta Bolt, 31, already an Elvis imper surroundings. East Hartford terview call Mr. Maron at 528- full time employment. and enthusiastic spectators. proclaim ed the week of Aug. 2-9 as the General Services Office, name “ Spunky.” V^icinity 6466129. experienced apply. Fani’s believda'to^ New England’s first he needs to create the walking wax Sept. 1. sonator, and his girlfriend, Erin location. Phone 289-2736. 0856. Experienced only please. Benefits. Call 64^3936. Equal ‘‘This is a highly emotional sport, “International Annelid (Worm) Race 41 Center Street, Manchester, Hartford Road, Wetherafi Kitchen, 1015 Main St., open invitational worm race. works he’s promoting as “ultimate O’Day is the promoter who Rhyne. Both are from North Manchester. opportunity employer. and when the contestant or spectator Week.” Connecticut. Street and Kenney. 643-4410 / TYPIST - General office SECRETARY / ORDER En- show business” — a plastic surgeon arranged for Dennis Wise to undergo Carolina. O’Day said Duke PROBATE WTICE 568-0584. REAL ESTATE Marketing t^ . Mature responsible in gets out of hand, he is likely to step NOTICE TO CREDITORS Town of Manchester, representative - Manchester, duties. Full time. Call Mrs. WANTED - REAL ESTATE and several people eager to throw surgery in Orlando to make him look O'Connell, 30, of Baltimore, “will be Connecticut Boom. Call 646-2900. dividual required for our fast WORK OPPORTUNITY. $150 on an opponent’s entry,” said Clare ESTATE OF RUTH C. HOLMES, East Hartford, Vernon areas. growing business. Excellent a week potential plus incen HELP, experience not Dixieland concert away their own faces. like Presley, but Wise and O’Day a great Jim Morrison.” Marc Robert B. Weiss, LOST - Small yellow kitten on required, licensed or taking de Cleene, head librarian at the Fiske deceaaed Route 44A between Allen’s in Earn lucrative commission. typing skills and figure ap tives. Call 528-3869. EOE. Wives left behind O’Day says when his volunteers have parted company because of a Hazebrouck, 28, of Rhode Island, will ‘Hie Hon. WUliam E. FitzGerald, General Manager Receive professional DEMONSTRATORS - Earn the course. Fantastic earning set for Free Library, sponsor of Judge, of the Court of Probate. Coventry and Shady Glen. Call titude. Must be capable of own come out from under the surgeon’s tw given an Afro to make him look 099-68 guidance, education, com $1000 or more, trip to Nassau, potential, generous com Wednesday’s race. OCALA, Fla. (UPI) - Trooper dispute over money and the singer District of Mandiester, at a bearing 742-99iror 742-6249. Free kit. Sell name brand toys correspondence and njssess PART TIME Cleaning Aug. 13 scalpel, they’ll be live ringers for the currently is appearing in New like Jim Croce; Jimmy Farabee, 29, beU on A ng^ 1, 1978 ordered that aH prehensive marketing tools. good telephone skills. Position woman, window washer and missions, referrals. Join the The fire department will be ready Pete Rooks thought someone was claims most bie presented to the Call Mr. Sammartino, and gifts (Fisher-Price, largest Real Estate Company dead — Mama Cass Elliott, Bobby Orleans. of Chicap, will be turned into a Bob fldttclarY on or tmore November 1, IMPOUNDED - 2 male Ger Tonka, Fenton). Treasure requires person who enjoys experienced mg cleaner. 643- to hose down dried-out or unruly con being strangled when he heard a Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. working under pressure and 5747. in the World. Call Norma or On Sunday, Aug. 13, ‘‘Percy Nelson Darin, Jim Croce, Jim Morrison and ' O’Day sees his mission as the by Darin look-alike and Donna 1978 or be barred as by law provided. man Shepherds, tan and House party plan. Call collect Don at Century 21, Tedford testants. ’The local ambulance com shrieks at an Ocala rest stop Mary Lou Danahy, Ass't. Clerk INVITATION solving problems. Excellent and his Dixieland Allstars" will give a matched set of Elvis Presleys — resurrection of music. Burns, 26, of Los Angeles will look black, 1 adult dog and one ap person-to-person for Miss Real EsUte, M7-9914 - 423- pany will be on call with worm-sized Wednesday. But it was merely the The fiduciary is: proximately 1 year old. An RN-LPN wanted for full or opportunity for advancement. ACCOUNTANT, Bookkeeper. a live performance at the male and female. like Mamma Cass, he said. Esther H. Sinklnson part time on ail shifts. Apply Carol 491-2100. Also booking 8959. stretchers. wail of two wives accidentally left “I really think music is in a sad 143 Garth Road TO BID dover Dog Wardenden, 742-7846 or parties. Modem office and excellent Full or part time. A Manchester Band Shell. The program He calls the collection he’s plan state right now,” he said. “I think O’Day denied his proteges might Scarsdale. New York Sealed bids will be received 742-7305. director of nursing. Salmon- benefit program. Apply Manchester public accountant Entrants, wearing ‘‘jockey’s silk” behind by their husbands. 10683 brook Convalescent Home, off starts at 7:30 p.m. and is free to the ning “a clone army.” it’s really stagnating. I just don’t be considered a little peculiar. in the Office of 'The Director MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Automatic Business Products, requires bright person to thread for identification purposes, “I thought somebody had them by 09348 Partonala House Street, Glastonbury. 'Tuckie Road, Willimantic, or assistssist Ibusy _ _practitioner in ac MECHANICS public. Without so much as a passing nod think there’s anything happening. “Nobody is crazy in my little clone of General Services, 41 Center Please call 633-5244. & BOOKKEEPER - In will be placed in the center of an 18- the throat,” Rooks said. - Manchester Medical Office 9 phone Mr. Rose at 423-2584. counting andid taxt areas. Re| ‘This two-hour show is co-sponsored to Dr. Frankenstein or Madame “I also think there’s a lot of people army,” he said. “I don’t want any Street, Manchester, Connec HUVT GONtmUGTHM inch diameter circle. The fastest one He radioed another trooper, who ticut, until August 17, 1978 at RIDE WANTED from to 5:30, Monday thru .aPjBida. Box J,~careJ, care of ”Manchester TRUCKS AND by the Manchester Bicentennial Tussaud, O’Day said Thursday six who still like to go to nightclubs to kooks. I don’t need any kooks. EAST HARTFORD Manchester to New Britain, NURSES AIDES wanted for SECRETARY FOR BUSY Evening Herald. out to the edge will win a fishing rod stopped the husbands' car 75 miles 11:00 a.m. for the following: full time on all shifts. Apply Experience required. Write to EQUinifllT Band Shell Committee and the Music performers will undergo plastic sur see a really entertaining show. To Everyone is definitely playing with a PUBUC SCHOOLS early morning hours. Call South Windsor Law Firm. and line, but no bait. away and pointed out they had Dental Clinic Equipment. director of nursing. Salmon- Box GG c/o Manchester Must be capable of com Performance Trust Fund in coopera-, gery at an undislosed Miami hospital remember their heroes the way they full deck. People think we’re all after■■ ...... 5, 643-1257'57. Herald. Must have excellent typing BOOKKEEPER - TYPIST for “If it takes more than a day for a forgotten something. 'The Town of Manchester is brook Qmvalescent Home off skills. Legal experience accounting office. Hartford plete overhaul of diesel and tion with the Hartford Musicians Aug. 21 to make them look like the were. Well, that’s what I’m trying to crazy.... INVITATION worm to reach the finish line, we’ll an equal opportunity House Street, Glastonbury. desirable but essential. Superior Court area. Parking, gas engines and other con Association. deceased superstars. By the end of "This is ultimate show business Help Wantad 13 Please call 633-5244. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for have to call a winner,” de Cleene put together. TO BID employer, and requires an af South Windsor. Will train. Answer to Box 525 South 522-1000. struction equipment in The band shell is located on November, he hopes to have 15 to 20 “It’ll be a non-stop review of and everyone involved knows exactly firmative action policy for all Windsor, a . 06074. cluding heavy Duty said. Now you know BID 1476 SALES POSITION - Straight NURSES AIDES ■ Full time, Apply 90 Brookfield Street or Manchester Community College look-alikes, but for now he’ll settle people’s deceased heroes.” what they're doing.” Installation of Pool Water of its Contractors and Vendors call 28^5918. REAL ESTATE CAREER. Trucks, Caterpillars and No prodding will be allowed and The shortest run in television commissions, leads furnished 7am-3pm and llpm-7am. campus adjacent to the Wetherell for the six who he says will make Monitoring & Control System. as a condition of doing to homeowners. Call 242-5402. PART TIME experienced Earn $15,000 plus annually. Hydraulic Loaders If you slugs will be prohibited from Experience preferred but we bookkeeper familiar with We pay 60% commission, plus Street entrance. For a complete history befell the comedy series Information may be obtained business with the Town, as per will train. Apply in person WELDER-FABRICATOR - think you qualify...call 649- entering. <■ “Turn On” which was seen just once, IF YOU ARE an attractive Aggressive, conscientious, builder and developer opera 10% bonus. Part timers con schedule of band shell events, con from Miriam P. Levinson, Federal Order 11246. East Hartford Convalescent tion. Manchester area. Send 5249. The race Will honor the 385th on Feb. 5, 1969, before it was motivated woman we need reliable person with Mig-Cig- sidered. Ralph Pasek, tact Susan Hudak at Arts Encounter, Assistant Director of Business Bid forms, plans and Home, 745 Main Street, East resume to Box HH, c/o Realtor, 289-7475. birthday of Izaak Walton, father of you. If you are looking for a Hartford. Tig-Arc welding and fahrica- 48 Purnell Place in Manchester, 649- canceled on grounds it contained too Services, East Hartford specifications are available at tion experience. Ability to Manchester Evening Herald. sport fishing and author of “The the General Services Office, lamorous, challenging posi- 3230. many double entendres. School Department, llO'Long ion, with a new Parisian read and work from Wm L Aug. 2 Tu m . Aug. 6 .Hill Drive, East Hartford, 41 Center Street, Manchester, C MECHANICS - To rebuild, a. cosmetic line, you need us. repair and condition industrial blueprints and experience WORD PROCESSING *o6i 08 until bid opening on Connecticut: 236-2381, 633-3366. with cutting equipment 1:30 Town of Manchester, heat treating furnaces and HELP WANTED -August 17, 1978 at 2:00 p.m. related equipment. necessary. Full benefits, good Excellent opportunities for advancement for word ! • 'n e East Hartford public Connecticut WANTED - Gas station atten Aggressive, conscientious, working conditions. Call Dick processing operators are here because of our con TV station president Sheehan, 289-1588, In- Part Time Mailman — Vernon ManchMtor Evmlng HaraM GLOBE schodls is an equal opportuni Robert B. Weiss, dant, full or part time. renable applicants with good Public &hoois. ^lary |2.8S/br. stantly expanding electronic word processing ty employer. General Manager Mature, responsible person mechanical skills and dustronics Inc. OE. Drivers license require. Approx. Published tvtry avtnlng txctpt 15 brs. Mr week. Inquire Mr. capabilities. Language skills are important in addition Travel Service ' .06968 101-68 for third sluft. References. experience. Welding, plum Angelo Demma, Vernon Public I Sundays and holldM. Entarad at tba Call 871-1698.- to 50 WPM typing ability. Manchaatar. Conn. Poat Otflca aa 8a> 555 MAIN STREET bing experience also helpful. HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR to Schools 872*7361. The Vernon defends cuts in film Board of Education is an equal op cond Claaa Mall Mattar. 643-2165 Full benefits, good working work part time as sales per- I f you’re bright and willing to learn, w ell provide PtiM lo a o TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. son in Men’s Department. portunity employer. It does not dis BOSTON (UPI) — The president of But Koff and several black groups con ROBMT MITCHUH conditions. Call Dick Sheehan, criminate against M/F. thorough training in the use of the newest magnetic Suggested Carrier Rates Over 30 Yean CHAMOTTC RAMPUNQ LEGAL Apply 81 Commerce Street, 289-1588, Industronic Inc. Apply in person at D 091-08 Boston’s public television station, WGBH- tend the final version of the film was Payable In Advance Travel Experience INVITATION Glastonbury. PTG Company. keyboard equipment 17:10 EOE. Manchester Parkade. TV, says a dispute over the editing of a “rearranged” so much that it lost its Single copy...... Authorized agent in NOTICE Telephone 633-7631. W eakly...... 90i jsrto i TO BID V^e offer not only a good salary, but a liberal package documentary film scheduled for broad Manchester for all fumim 'The Planning Commission perspective on how it feels to be a black. One m onth...... $3.M aivBrai.nan4trnuti| g {Sealed bids will be received ELECTRICIANS - Industrial Three months ...... $11,701 Airlines, Railroads and of the Town of Bolton intends SALES PERSON electrical skills in control pan WANTED: of benefits and a convenient downtown location, too. cast Aug. 10 on the Public Broadcasting ’They have threatened to demonstrate M9-9333 y in the Office of The Director six months...... $23.40 Steamship Lines. to have a public hearing for Experienced Full Time Retail els, wiring and circuitry. Please call Mrs. Gilbert at 277-7473 for an appointment System has “escalated to an absurd a^inst the station and are seeking a court One year...... $40.80 LOVELY,„ . ;of General Services, 41 Center Furniture Store position with NOriCE! PRECISION Mall Rates Upon Request the purpose of presenting Read and desig[n schematics Substantial M e t IncTMM degree.” injunction in U.S. District Court to block Juttivheni/ouUmM emphasis in Caipeting and MACHINIST Subscribers who fall to receive -Street, Manchester, Connec- proposed changes to the sub and prints. Ability to work Effictivt Aapst 8th, 1978 David Ives said Thursday “nothing of UumsaklogobaA Draperies. Call Mr. arco. Experienced on 3-D the Aug. 10 showing of the edited version. their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. biBieuialer.~ 'ticut, until August 18, 1978 at division regulations on with minimal supervision. Office will be open 8 a.m. to S p.m. . should telephone the circulation' Watkins, 643-5171. Calls will be taken for evening Bridgeports & N/C Cin- substance” was cut from the final version The station, meanwhile, is seeking a -11:00 a.m. for the following: Wednesday, August 16,1978 at Experience with , department, 647-0940. i troubleshooting industrial demonstrations in your home. timatics. First or 2nd Shift, of Blacks Britannica, a film about blacks state Superior Court ruling in a battle over : Baseball Diamond- k 8 p.m. in the Community Hall. T BOOKKEEPER - Immediate Top Wages & Benefits. in Great Britain in the 1970s. Athletic Field Maintenance machinery and controls ELECTROLUX THE TRAVELERS the ownership rights of equipment used in M m 2 The following sections are opening. E i^rienced needed preferred. Full benefits, good 112$ Main 8U E«tt Hartford Please ap^ljMn^person: But the film’s producer, David Koff, making the film. (o iikvf VffH. Rimaltl.' Equipment. recommended for change: for busy office to work with CM 52mM06for 1 Tow er Square, H artford International Farmall Cub working conditions. Call Dick said the station “censored” the film and Ives said Koff was a staff producer of Section 1.1 “Definitions” accounts payable and Sheehan, 289-1588,Industronic 190 Tunnel Road 'Tractor receivable. Mature person An equal opportunity employer M/F substantially altered its message. Section 1.6 “Changes in Con Inc. EOE. __J/ernonj_Ct;_08068___ the WGBH international documentary MANCHESTEfI MSKADE • M9-M91 . Kut-Kwick Lawnmower or preferred. Call for appoint Ives said the changes were made by ItMUNHUJODM tour” team WORLD, which financed the film. ____ SAIUADAV ANO SUXOAr : ^ u a l ment, 528-9680. executive producer David Fanning to Koff maintains he is an independent Section 2.2.2 “Application ...... ‘ » » I ' " " i i ; One 7W ft. Snow Plow Fee” make the film “more readily understan producer, with the right of ownership to MACHINIST - Experimental. 1 EYES of • 'The Town of Manchester is Section 2.2.3 "Site Develop dable to an American audience.” the film. HEAVEN 'an equal opportunity Must be experienced in LAURA MARS • ment Mdp“ - Bridgeport and Lathe. Must FACTORY OPENINGS employer, and requires an af Section 2.2.10 "Erosion and be able to do own set up. CAN firmative action policy for ail Sediment Control Plan” Scharr Industries, 2436343. of its Contractors and Vendors Ettabllshed growing company naada Theatre schedule O WTW ii Section 2.3.1 “Approval” as a condition of doing MILLWRIGHT - Experienced machinlala, engravera, N.C., and Bridgeport ICLIP & MAUI Section 2.3.3 “Performance A N I M A I . business with the Town, as per in machine repairs, on textile WAIT Bond — Maintenance Bond" oparalora. We make apeclallzed machinery that E. Hartford Drive-In — “ Pink Panther Cartoon” 8:20: Vernon Cine 2 — “Seniors” I M I l f W . Federal Order 11246. and coating equipment. ‘‘New Adventures of Snow tl.rmhMKVIV ROMCaO** :|q B f * ABUUMowrrpicruK Section 3.2.25 “Street “Star Wars” 8:30; “The 7:10-9:10 »- ■ Bid forms, plans and Scharr Industries, 243-0343. offera challenge and variety. Good atarting ratea White” (R) 8:30; “Naughty Signs” NAME Island of Dr. Moreau” 10:30 specifications are available at and company paid Iringe henafita. Call ua for the MAIL TO: School Girl” (R) 9:45 U.A. Theater I — “Eyes of Section 3.5 “Drainage" Mansfield Drive-In — “The the General Services Office, OIL BURNER MECHANIC - heat opportunity. E. Windsor Drive-In — Laura Mars” 2:00-4:30-7:00- Section 3.5.9 “ Detention Permanent job on staff of long ADDRESS Goodbye Girl“ 8:30; 9:30 41 Center Street, AJanebester, “Jungle Book” (G) 8:30; “No “Farewell My Lovely” 10:30 Basins” established fuel oil company. U.A. Theater 2 — “Animal astai; Connecticut. A copy of the proposed Must be licensed and have CITY Deposit, No Return” (G) 9:45 Vernon Cine 1 — “ American / ' Town of Manchester, House” 2:15-4:45-7:15-9:45 changes is on file in the office references. Melien White ti NOBLE & WESTBROOK Manchester Drive-In — Graffiti” 7:30-9:30 ; , Connecticut P.O. BOX 591 U.A. Theater 3— “Hooper" of the Town Clerk in Bolton. P a lsh a w , 107 B u rn sid e STATE : Robert B. Weiss, 20 WESTBROOK STREET ManciMtMr, Conn. 06040 2:003:505:40-7:309:20 Robert E. Gorton, Avenue, East Hartford. , General Manager Chairman EAST HARTFORD ZIP • 10066 RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 An Equal Opportunity Employar EXAMPLE: W h ig h H g h te James S. Klar, shifts. Good pay, good MANCHESTER beastai^ ticc ilumks. O lid " Secretary benefits and working condi IS Words for 6 Days ...... L tJ o „„„ PHONE- 8 p.m. CBS, Animated sub’s blushing pink.(R) PBS, DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Taking your kids to see / 102-68 tion. Apply in person, Vernon Special. “Dr. Seuss’ Horton Wall Street Week. Ronald McDonald® is bound I INVITATION Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver Only *8.10 FINAL WEEK non. D CHECK ENCLOSED Hears a Who.” An elephant 9 p.m. CBS, Movie. “ A STAR WARS at 8;30 to bring you htigs and kisses, j goes to the aid of Whosville’s Warm December,” starring TO BID INVITATION UUMiN Here's your chance to lake your kids .I , The Eighth UtiliUes District MASSEUSES - Experienced FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLAHK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS inhabitants.(R) NBC, Black Sidney Poitier. A widowed or will train for THE BODY n s to see America's favorite clown. This peeks bids for cleaning, Sheep Squadron. Rocker doctor traveling in London TO BID SHOP, Manchester. Call 646- 5 " Peter Frampton guest stars with his daughter falls in love Sunday, August 6,1978, from 3 p.m, to patching, and resurfacing The Eighth Utilities District 9880 for interview, appoint NUMEROUS POSmONS s------3 4 as an English coast-watcher with an elusive African s 5 p.m., Ronald McDonald will beat foadway to and the Public seeks bids for heating oil and ment. McDonald's'!'Rl. 83, Vernon Circle, Vernon, 10 on a Pacific island.(R) ABC, woman. NBC, The Rockford jVorks Department area. service for the year 1978<1979. AVIULABU 6 6 9 Tabitha frees Marvin from a Files. A young woman hires MNMCM* ffMDBrOCUIC* KMCOOAf CT in person. He'll be putting on a Specs are available on request Sealed proposals will be COOKS, DISHWASHERS, beautiful witch‘s spell to save Jim to uncover her true iden- whole show that's good family fun for at Dispatchers Office, Eighth received until 4:00 P.M., WAITRESSES. Part and full Preparing and serving quality products in clean 15 ,, lPlw| I k IIOQLBVBYBTFM| time, days or nights. Apply in ; 11 12 13 14 his marriage.(R) PBS, tity.(R) ABC. Movie. “Take everyone. With lots of games and free prizes. Utilities District Fire Depart Friday, August 18, 1978. Bids comfortable surroundings. Full time or part time, Kids love Ronald. And they'll love you ment, 32 Main St. Sealed will be publicly opened, read person at Tacorral. 246 Broad Washington Week In Review. the Money and Run,” starring phis CO-HIT Street, Manchester. day or evening, year round employment. Above 20 for bringing them. So stop in. proposals will be received un and recorded at the August 21, D------IT------19 8:30 p.m. CBS, Animated Woody Allen. Allen is at his average starting wage, merit increases, food dis Special. “Dr. Seuss' The best as a bungling criminal; Everyone's invited. til 4:00 P.M., Friday, August meeting of the Eighth EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT counts, uniforms provided. Apply in person between 26 <' , Lorax.” The Lorax is a tree botching bank jobs and 18,1978. Bids will be publicly Utilities District, The right is BUILDER - Supervisory n ------n ------23 24 ’ spokesthing bent on saving a terrorizing only himself. PBS, .opened, read and recorded at reserved to reject any or all experience required. 9 to 11 a.m., and 2 to 7 p.m. beloved forest from extinc- Evening at Pops. “Itzhak ISLAND 'the August 21 meeting of the bids. Bids quotes are to be Excellent opportunity. 21 29 so W i do It aU lor yoa : a — ------ST""------tion.(R) NBC, Comedy Time. Perlman.”(R) | lEighth UUUUes District. The sent to the Eighth Utilities Displaycraft, Manchester, OF DR. Iright is reserved to reject any District, 32 Main Street, 6 4 3 ^ 7 . " .J.’ A musician’s bumbling uncle 10 p.'m. NBC,'Qufricy per ------$$ u 15 designates himself the young forms an “autopsy” on a live MOREAU 'or all bids. Manchester, Conn. 060M. FMENDLY ICE CREiUM ,, ! Helen J. Warrington Helen J. Warrington PERMANENT PART-TIME 755 Sliver Lana, Eaat Hartford, Ct. man’s manager. ABC, Opera subject, a fatally ill criminal cashier. 9 to 12 hours per week IMCC Oerk Clerk An Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F 40 tion Petticoat. The Sea who wants to know why he Is BURT LANCASTER in the evening. See Mr. Carter $7 31 32 EAST WINDSOR PLEASE CALLTHEATREI Eighth Utilities Eighth Utilities^ 1 5*------Tiger’s nurses scavenge dying.(R) PBS, Firing Line. MICHAEL YORK SI FOR SCREEN TIMES in person. Carter Chevrolet enough gray paint to cover the usnouTil DRIVE IN «3 »I9 Rl. 83, Vernon Circle, Vernon, CT District District Co. In c .' 1229 Main Street, 097-08 Manchester. V i-aC’.E s ix t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Aug, 4,1 9 7 8 - PAGE SEVENTEEN
Dogs-Sfrds-Pets 43 Arttefes tor Sato 44 Artfefes tor Safa 41 H om o* f o r Sato ' 23 homo* for Sale 23 DOG-cat boarding bathing / ALUMINUM sheets used as SINGER SEWING Machine. grooming. Obedience, protec printing plates, .007 thick, With maple cabinet. 6 years tion classes. Complete 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 modern facilities. Canine ■v ? 31. Phone 643-2711. May. be year guarantee. 3125 firm. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon picked up A.M. only. Call 6M-2967. EQUALEltST HOUSING OF THE MVER REAL ESTATE MARKET Road, Manchester. For reser EQUAL HOUSING She IHeraLii vations please call 846-5971. UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub BRAND NEW Plush CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, Turquoise rug. 12x14. Selling POODLEIS - Guaranteed tiny Brownies, nurses. East for half p rice - 3120. Call toy puppies and stud services UBEEEI 3 Catholic School. 649-1225. betiyeen 6-9 p.m. 247-3750. at fair prices.1-423-8789. b y HERE Maple Meadows PHONE 643-2711 TWO 300 AMP RecUfiers - REDWOOD SET - 4x8 For POODLES - Guaranteed Tiny SUE Good Condition. Good for. mica table, picnic table. 3 Toy and small miniature pup FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD plating, or welding. CaU 649- blade concrete finish. Roto pies. Selectively bred at fair Manchester THE WAY TO GO PECK 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Tiller. CaU 646-4160. prices. 1-423-8789. Real Estate Visit this unique new area of custom homes situated in NCR CASH REGISTER - BEAUTIFUL Silver ADVERTISINB Reconditioned, with many one of Manchester's most convenient areas for shopping, Editor ADVERTISING miniature male Poodle pup RESIDENTIAL totals. CaU after 5:30 p.m., pies. AKC registered. Ihitten- schoois and religious activities. FOR REAL ESTATE RATES GLASS FRONT CHINA Garden Product* 47 Wantad^to Buy 49 DEADLINE 228-3957. Cabinet and matching buffet cove breeding. 228-9297 / 423- 1 d « y '....ll« imrd p«r day 6333. 12:00 noon tho day btfora approximately 75 years old or PICKEb DAILY - Corn, CASH PAID Immediately ■ • Ranches • Capes is . . Sdaya ...1 0 4 .word par day MOLDED FORMICA top and M ora Insuranca For Your Honio7< publication. older. 3200 negotiable. CaU tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, for gold jewelry and 646-8250 6 dayt . . . . »a word pdr day paneled bar with two shelves U veatock 44 beets, carrots, swiss chard, diamonds. Licensed broker • Colonials Htvo you IncTMMd th t amount of Inauranca on you homo racontty? If Daadlina for Saturday And ZSdaya ....Bt.word f i s r ^ and four stools.3175. 646-6028. 633-8498 between 6 and 9 p.m. you havanl, ft might ba amart to ravlaw your policy to maka cartain you Monday M 12:00 Ndon Friday. only. Weekends anytime. peppers and eggplant. for over 1/2 century. Savitt r IS worda $2.00 minlmui^ RIDING LESSONS indoor REAL ESTATE hava anough covaraga to pay for rapaira or raplacamant Happy Ada ...... $2.30 Inch Limited supplies on some P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 36 • Contsmporarys According to tha Inauranca Information Inatituta, many homa ownara TWO PAIRS of bucket seats riding ring. Western stock vegetables. Casimer Kurys, Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 BABY ITEMS - Crib, dressing now hava inadaquata protactlon. An analytia of fira loaaaa In ona PLEASE READ table, car seat, stroller, etc. seat, saddle seat, and hunt Farms,. 157 French Rd.; Oil"d3. From $72,000 and up TERN COMPANY •howad that only ona homa ownar In thraa carriad anough Insurance to pair white. Excellent condi seat. All levels 228-9817. covar avan half of tha raplacamant valua of hia homa. « YOUR AO tion. 350 pair. 6334)131. Reasonable. Call 649-8023, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bolton, 649-6828. East Center Street to Porter Street, to Autumn Street, after 5 p.m. KEEP SMILING Proceed to East Eldridge Street on the left. Inauranca paopla racommand that you maintain “Inauranca to val^'* Boata-Aceeaaortba 45 j J l n on your homa. Thia maant that your Inauranca covaraga should aqualfha Ctaasffiid ada aru taHan ovar SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, tho phono aa a oonvanianoa. 8 PIECE SOLID MAPLE K E E P H APPY Liberal purchase prices on fair markat valua of your homa, axcludlng tha non-combuttibla founda Happlness Is A sand, stone, fill, processed 1974 FU RY - 16Vi-foot tion and tha lot. * Tha Harold la raaponalbla for dining room set. Made by Wanted to Buy 49 your present home! only ona incorrad Inaartlon avel. For deUveries, call Moosehead of Maine. Drop- fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Tha faca amount on your policy la tha maximum amount you would ba Sxirge H. Griffing, Inc. An paid if your home waa daatroyad. and tiian only lo tha tiz t of tha CAR WASH leaf table and cane chair 1975 55-horsepower outboard MANCHESTER original Inaartlon. Errora which dover, 742-7886. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 32,500. DOGS, DOGS, DOGS - Old But unlaaa you hava Incraatad your Inauranca covaraga ragularly ovar seats. 2 antique Chinese figurine statues, prints and tha yaara of ownarthlp, you probably will ba undarinaurad In tha tvanf of do not laaaan tha valua of tha In St. Bridgefs Also 50 horse Johnson out advartlaamant wffi not ba cor- Bridal vase lamps. 2 Chinese iictures. One item or collec- & ROOM L SHAPED REALTY CO., INC. total Iota. Inflation haa cauaad homa valuta to soar in tha peat aavaral DARK LOAM DeUvered - 5 Sister of Mercy lamps. 525- board, 3300. 228^M75 or 228- f yaara. « ractad by an additkMial Inaar- Parking LoL yards, 334. plus tax. Also sand, 9550. ion. No dealers. Call 569-WlO, Check your praaant homa policy, than talk to your Inauranca rapraaln- tion. gravel and mqre stone 643- 5871 after 7 p.m. 649-4145, after 6 p.m. . RANCH 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 1 tativa. * Rockledge area. 3 Hobart D. Mumock, Raaltor . Saturday BARREL SET. Table, and 4 HOBIE CAT, 14 ft., good con You never know whan a lira or damage to your homa will occur, to Ilia dition. 31200 or test offer. bedrooms, 114 baths, eat-in batter to ba on top of tha altuatlon before It actually occurs. * H ip W tn ia d 13- Auguat S i chairs. Excellent condition. WANTED • kitchen, formal dining ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin 3400. CaU 646-2236, or 742-7577, Trailer available. 267-0553. drapes : Australian vatance- BUILDING LOTS room, carpeting, garage. S E C R E T A R Y / I 9 a.m. - \ p.m. , | after 5 p.m. - Hefp Wenlecf 13 MARKETING Jladle, 144x84, 345. Touch and A n tiq u e * 49 Top dollar - inalant cash. Treed shaded lot. 358,900. DEPARTMENT - SUrtfng sew sewing machine with KITCHEN SET - Ubie and 4 G a il now WAITTED - Truck driver. salary 310,000 apnually, plus Maple cabinet, 365., 25 gallon chairs, 325. CaU 649-0849. WANTED. Antique furniture, FIANO REALTY fESTER BUYING OR SELLING A HOME? Heavy construction trucks. liberal fringe benefits. fish tank with filter and glass, pewter, oil paintings or PlCOMDmilEilLTOR 646-5200 . I^M 'iBiqierienced. Call 649- accessoHes, 335. 2 Rupp snow other antique items. R. 646-5252 MANCHESTER Nine room Contemporary U&R Raised Ground floor c ^ rtu n ity for Investors take noticel 10 apartment units The Connecticut Law Clinic of person with good secretarial mobiles-40 horse power, bes Harrison, 643-8709. Ranch located In prestigious Forrest Hills. Honwt f o r Sato 23 offer. CaU 568-655^ Building Suppilea 42 — 3 buildings, 8% annual percentage Trantolo & Trantolo offers the skills. Proficient in Wall to wall carpeting, cathedral ceilings. following services: MECHANIC’S HELPER. FuU rate. Tenants pay all utilities. Price at $98,- transcribing from dictating COVENTRY - Two seasonal NATURAL STONE for Fireplaced, FR, 2 car garage. Don't miss time employment. Heavy con- equipment and pleasing phone TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bUies, 900. Representation of Buyer '175.00 sthiction equipment. Call 549- cottages. 4 rooms. Nice lots sewing machine, and tent retaining wails, veneers, this quality home. $89,900. nuuuiers. Need individuai now and locations. 311,200 and 314,- patios, ete. Pick up by the (etcludes title sc^irch and preparation SZ49. with ability to organize and (10x16). May be seen at 108 TOLLAND - COMPLETE PRIVACY of dorunients) 500. Lessenger Sells. 6464713. pound or delivery by the ton. work in team setliM. Send Scott Drive, Manchester, all WANTED - FULL TIME - day Saturday. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, OWNER-AGENT: 872-3720 or 875-4477 Representation of Seller '125.00 resume to Robert Fleming, MANCHESTER - Garrison 69-3163. mature woman with a keen In NCC/HMO Inc., 275 Broad St., terest in foods for training as Colonial in Forest Hills area. WASHER - and like new OFFICE HOURS WindMr, Ct., 060K. DeadliM 9-rooms, 5-bedrooms, bolurday-V am lo 1 p m a -second, cook in a convues- for resumes, August 15. EOE. dryer. Pool table, coffee M M M m U W E S ednt home. Prerequisites: fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 table, lamps. Telephone 569- baths, 2-car garage. Call Moeq hoRMOWMfS hM 9 pul thulf Monday ihrough Fndoy-1 1am lo 8 p m willingness to leain and a love 3547. InMl In Conn A Conn Compony WANTED - RESPONSIBLE Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- Please write or call foi our brochure. of people. Come in for an in woman as a live-in domestic ter $0 yooro. Low Morool raloo. 3233. J. Watson Brach Co., ONE OF^ A KIND - 7 foot 10 yoir loom. Credit un« terview, 9-3 pm, Mon-Fri. to keep bouse, cook, clean, n ip m ery, C a l 0yd H. Corm. Silver Lane Pavilion, 51 Manchester office, 647-91^. padded bar with railing and THE perform domestic duties, care Equal Housing Opportunity. 270>40ll Ind mortgigo Applegate Lane, East Hart- tor one minor child, |2.M per formica top. 3400. 643-5^. fonl. South Windsor *69,900.00 hour for 40 hour week. At least MANCHESTER - Cape, 6 Qraclous 7 room Ranch. 2VE baths. Oversized 2 car gar CONNECTICUT 1 year experience. Apply room, 3 bedroom, vinyl siding. age. 2 fireplaces. Basement with complete kl^hen and PART TIME ASSISTANT - In Connecticut State Employ Near Waddell School and pool. TAG SALES BOLTON fireplace. Good potential for In-law apartment Beautiful QHhodootlc Office. Clerical ment Services, Enmloyment M3,900. Group I. F. J. Undor Construction LAW CLINIC work plus experience in Service Division, 806 Main 30 mile view. Family room with bar. Don't miss seeing this VERNON MANCHESTER Spileckl, ReMtors. 643-2121. lovely home. Call for a personal Inspection today. OF Idboratory tecbiiique. Hours Street, Manchester, Ct. AUGUST Sth and 6th, 10 a.m. 7 ROOM Four Family with maintenance free Four apartment units plus storefront. flexible. CaU 959-2460. MANCHESTER - Family, 3 to 5 p.m. 58 West Middle Turn exterior, tenants pay all utilities, se co n Solid brick construction. Never a vacancy. TRANTOLO & TRANTOLO and 3, good starter home with pike. Moving. Furniture and CAPE COO PASEK REAL ESTATE CO. INC. dary financing available. Priced at $49,- Unlimited potential. Priced for quick sale income. Neat and clean. 344,- appliances and many 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, con Kelly fld.. Vernon Circle * 646-0772 Buelnan Opportuiritf 14 900. Group I Realtors 643-2121. household items, mis 808 Burnaldt Ava. ____ East Hartford 900. at $61,900. 97 Oak St., Hartford • 522-9248 temporary staircase, for cellaneous items. 289-7475 ^ I HOP WANTED mal diiiing room, eat-in SMALL ENGINE Service COVENTRY - Waterfront This MODERN HOME it set back on about THREE .RCHE8. Soson Corporation - expanding enjoyment with this 3 TAG SALE Saturday August kitchen. Acre plus treed Part TiiiM Warcbouae Supf^ nun. shaded lot with view. 357,- 20 hra. per week. Drivm ucenae dealer network. No bedroom year round home 5th, 9 am to 4 pm. Eastbury rooms, 3 or 4 bodrooms, two lull baths, flraplacs, required. Salary 93.06/hr. Inquire experience necessary. that features floor to ceiling Hill, Glastonbury (near 900 oil boat, many thsrm opam slhRM ij^ Mrr Aneelo'Demma, Vernon Complete training program. fieldstone, fireplace, wrap PnbUc SdMob $72-7»t. The Ver Routes 2 and 83 intersection). age, much moro to dosoriba. Fanlasth: 40*^us mllo view. $olTs. non Board Education ii an equal 3500. Investment required to around deck and dock. Offered FIANO REALTY^ opportuoUy employer. It does not star! your own business. Ideal at 344,900. B/W Realty, 647- GARAGE SALE. 3-FamiIies, I m l SI 646-5200 [r ] discriminate a ^ n st M/F. for retired or part time. 1419. August 5th, 9 am-5 pm. 25 Details on request. Mr. Kane Road (off Charter Oak Barker. ESCAA Field TOLLAND - 5 1/2 Room Street) Manchester. Camp Training Division, box 619, Ranch, 3 bedrooms, tile bath. stove, recliner, lawn mower, Wading River, New York. Full rec room and bar with household items. Everything 11792. wall-to-waU carpeting. Large must go! work shop with walk-out door. OAK STREET MANY PEOPLE only dream Hot, water oil heat. Enclosed HUGE TAG SALE. 'aothing, of owning their own business. breezeway and over size gar miscellaneous, brick-brack. Perhaps it’s time for you to Exceptional Cape featuring 4 age. Beautiful fieldstone Rain or shine. 10-5 p.m. at 114 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER STONE FRONT pursue that dream. I have patio, with fireplace. Large Oak Street. Bedrooms • 2 Baths • Fleldstone New listing. Five Farglly in central location, over 1,000 businesses' for sale jot with many trees and Fireplace In Living Room • Fireplace Five Family with central location. Tenants Makes this 3 bedroom ranch ah tenants pay all utilities, never a vacancy. by owners. Many for privacy. Truly a nice home, at AVON TAG SALE. Rain or In Rec Room • Enclosed Porch pay all utilities. G o od Incom e producer. eyecatcherl Lots of wall to wall carpeting, minimum down: For free Call for details. Priced at $45,000. only 345,900. Good financing. shine. 423 East Middle Turn • Fenced Yard • Super Location Excellent value on today's market at $59,- large eat-ln size kitchen, full basement, 2 Fountain VHIa^ brochure write; Interstate r Realty pike, August 4th., and 5th., • Super Price • Call for Exclusive 900. car garage and a ONE YEAR LIMITED Business Marketing, P.O. Box Goodchild 6 4 6 ^ . from 10 to 4. 31 Sarvlcaa Olfared 31 Painting-papering 32 Bullding-Coniracting 33 Showing Today HOME W ARRANTYI Low 50’sl Better Mancliester 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 8100S. Sorvica* OHorad MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom m-MINOERS------hurryl SERVICE BUSINESS - With Raised Ranch. Land. Patio. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR CUSTOM HOMES, Additions (M K N i: TTK A.S,S()(:i\TE,S Going away on vacation? A-1 TREE SERVICE - Will m 647-9946 3800 a week income available Pool. Porch. Workshop, and cut and clear unwanted or Painting - And odd jobs. Two recreation rooms, rooflng, SELLING MINI FLEA, TAG SALE. 15- We will care for your pet In experienced College students, ' GALLERY OF HOMES ^ in this area. A cash business. more! Reduced for quick dead trees. Please call and siding Quality Work! Best families, 182 London Road, the (amlllarty of his own 453 BURNSIDE AVENUE Minimum investment sale! 357,500. Edwards Real receive our Low Estimates, Please call 568-4641. Prices! Bud Talaga, 742-8732, Consider Eastern’s Guaranteed Home Saie Program. BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO ' required. 203-627-0650, 203-4U- ty, 644-6000. Hebron. Saturday 10-5 p.m. home. Reduced rates for 649-3571. or 6464501. -----^ EAST HARTFORD CT. 06108 T D O A V ’S Rain date, Sunday, 10-5 p.m. more than one pet at one PAINTING - Interior and Serving the Greater Hartford Area. Members of Eastern wiil guarantee the saie of your home within a Follow, signs just pass Gay address. 649-1352, or If A-t LIGHT TRUCKING.- exterior, paperhanging, GENERAL CARPENTRY, Hartford. Vernon and Manchester Multiple Listing REALTORS TO FULFILL the last stage of Lota-Land for Sate 24 City State Park. Electric no answer, 649-7712. Appliances, furniture and excellent work References. Repairs, Remodeling, Services specific period of time. Contact one of our full time agents - ^ Real our expansion program, we ------Sanders, saw table, tools, lava pianos m ov^. Cellars, attics, Free estimates. Fully in Garages, Additions, Porches, will be looking for 2 full-time COVENTRY - Two plus acres. lamp, avon rinra, new play and garages cleaned. For all sured. Martin Matson, 649- Decks, Rec Rooms, for details. 646-2482 re si estate salespeople. CaU Breathtaking view of valley, pen, inside window shutters, C&M TREE SERVICE - Free your Light Trucking needs. 4431 Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, y'i'M Estate F.J. Spiledd Inc. Rraltor, 643- 1/2 open, 315,900; Andover- antiques, old boxes, 2 VW estimates, discount senior Formica, Ceramic 'Tile. Call > For the Lowest Prices, call 2121. 3.77 wooded acres. 500’ back doors, cloths, brick-brack, citizens. Company 649-3571. QUALITY PAINTING and Dan Moran 643-2629. glassware, and much more. ■ by Ncrma Tedfcnl from road, 311,900. Lesse'nger Manchester owned and Paper Hanging by Willis \ UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY to Sells! 646^13. Dime and brouse. Coffee and operated, (jail 646-1327. A&W PAINTING - Quality Schultz. F^lly insured, FARRAND REMODELING - PURCHASING More and more young own and operate your own donuts available. workmanship. Interior and references. 649-4343. Sp^ializing Cabinets and For B&M TREE SERVICE. ‘.adults are living alone than Pizza Shop. Excellent loca Bualnoaa Proporty 26 exterior. Fully insured. mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, tion, fully equipped for a TAG SALE, moving, will sell Complete tree care, spraying Wayne 649-7696. PAINTING - Interior / Room Additions, Decks, ;ever before. Many of these successful business. Asking living room chairs, dresser, and removal. Insured and Exterior, best Workmanship! Repairs. Phone 643-6017. BARROWS Consider Eastern’s expertise in the residential marketplace. ■people hold good jobs and MANCHESTER - For sale 310,900. Ask for Bob AUbrio to commercial building and refrigerator,, swing set, kingi, experienced. Senior Citizen EXPERT PAINTING AND Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! With one of our full time agents available to serve you, we lean afford to buy homes. show yoii Uiis fine property. liquor store. CaU lor details, and queen water bMs, 6 piece Discount. 643-7285. LANDSCAPING -Specialized, Dan Shea, 646-5424. WALLACE They are eager to put their Group 1 Zinsser Agency, 646- Marion E. Robertson, wood fqrmai dining room set, Exterior House Painting. MANCHESTER PARKAOE ESfll tponey into, investments 1511. Realtor, 643-5953. toys, and miscellaneous. 5 ROOM ADDITIONS, Tree pruning, spraying, R.J. MAGOWAN & SONS - will expose all the available properties that fit both your And all your other animala will love it here In Lebanon, on this 4 acre plua that may bring some kind Broad Street, Sunday August Doimers, kitchens, garapes, mowing.weeding. Call 742- Third Generation. Painting & Boollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Mini-Farm. Five itall bam, 2 car garage, plua a beautHul remodeled 200 of return, that is, they MANCHESTER Package 6, 9 am-5 pm. rec-rooms, su^nded ceilings 7947. Paperhanging Free 646-7833 year old Colonial. Featuring 4 bedrooma. country alzed kitchen with dek Boat Eatete Wanted 28 TURK itTfU USM SStWI needs and pocketbook. Your time is our time. would rather buy a house store. Excellent location. WeU and roofing, 528-8958. Estimates. Fully Insured. BIDWELL Home Improve ORNtt mOWWIT CMKmT ceblneta, diahwaaher & renge. Fireplace, Dining and a Florida room too m u l t i-f a m il y t a g SALE. ment Co. Expert installation than rent an apartment. established business. Call LICENSED MOTHER will Telephone 646-1959. plua much more for only $64,900.00. Marion E. Robertson, ALLCASH . . . August 5,9 am-2 pm. 47 Devon REWEAVING burns, holes. of aluminum siding, gutters The resuit is that builders Within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ care for preschool children in Realtor, 643-5953. Drive, Manchester. Rain date Zippers, umbrellas repaired. her home. Prefer 7 am to 3:30 WALLPAPERING and and trims. Roofing instaUa- in some areas are building Tape, Instant Service. Hayes August 6. Window shades, Venetian pm. 6434971. PAINTING is my full time tion and repairs 649^95, 871- Professional with singles in mind. This S ituation Wanted 15 Corporation, 646-0131. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. business. Quality work, fast 2323. Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! means large living rooms TAG SALE - Saturday & Sun Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- STEREO & TV REPAIR - By service, fully insured and free W« art your award-winning RELO real tatata broker backed by over 19 for easy entertaining, large RESPONSIBLE Mother will SELLING your house? CaU us day, 10 to 4. 390 East Center 5221. estimates. Bob Jobin, SPECIALIZING cleaning and first and we’U make you a Licensed Technician. Used yeara of experience and aervice (o tranaferred people and companlea. bedrooms and spacious care.for children in my home. Street. MOVING! Wide varie Equipment for sale. Call proprietor. 649-9027. repairing chimneys, roof; new One call puia ua to work marketing your property here and finding new Call646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, ty of household items. ODD JOB Done - Cellars, at roofs. Free estimates. 30 'HUM-M-M-WOW” bathrooms. A good real es Realtor, 643-1577. Jack, 643-1262, evenings. property for you anywhere. For Real Service. . . EASTERN tate broker wUI be cogni tics, garages, yards cleaned, years Experience. Howley, C all ui today anytlma Look what $46,900.00 will buy you In BoHoii on child lafa atraat. Four COOK - Capable of managing LARGE.TAG SALE - Moving, moving, trucking. Loam for 643-5361. bedrooms, large country alzed kitchen, on a 299 ft. deep lot, with a zant of each clients n e ^ . WILL DO TYPING in my (toy office) and buying with small IMMEDIATE Cash for your must sell miscellaneous sale. Lawn service. No job too Building Contracting 33 gorgeous back yard. Call now for this one woni last at this price. . property. Let us «n>lain our home. Reasonable. Please MWCSSm m m ) m NMTFM (TZMIlS) or K« MKN (»MSIS) restaurant, ^k tn g dinner items, car parts and fur big or small. 568-6522. call 6464995. ROOFER WILL InsUll roof,* f-.D. Taddeu Pre»id^nt The Professionals” specials. AvailaDle im fair proposal. -Call Mr. niture. Saturday qnd Sunday WES ROBBINS carpentry siding- or gutters for low dis ^ Ifiore, M7-141S. If fw ewiT Hfidyou that mediately. CaU 704066. Sth-6th, 10 am to 6 pm. M A COMPLETE CARPET & TUe RESPONSIBLE Mother will remodeling specialist. Ad count price. Call Ken at 647- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, The Barrowa & Wallace Company TEDFORD h o iM that you h m b M ii North Coventry. installation and repairs. Free 1566. MAY WE BUY yoiir home? babysit in my home. Please built-ins, bathrooms, looking lor In our Oatlnsa estimates. CaU Pat, at 646- call 646-1076. 139 E. Center Street • Manchester REAL ESTATE □ EDUCATION Quick, fair,-aU cash and no TAG SALE - Bedroom set, 3745, after 5 p.m. kitchens, 649-3446. QUALITY R(K)FING, low t ^ □ MIS wo can aaaM yoq aieng roblems. CaU Warren E. dinette set, and other fur cost, free estimates. Call 568- M w s m gQ^g _ j ggg ( , u r n r« t D|A|tOn e wWi buHdara and oon- E LAWN MAINTENANCE. (203) 646-8250 iWtmEK mznnf 647-9914 or 4234959 lowland. Realtors, 643-1106. niture. Nic-nacks, and antique ED’S UGHT TRUCKING- At CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 4395 or 6464128. Iraolora In bunding you P rivato fnstnicttons 19 items. Saturday & Sunday, Reasonable and dependable homes. Additions, Repairs, tics and cellars cleaned. college veteran now accepting that ‘Mraam* heuaa. You HouaohoM G o o d s 40 August Sth., & 6th., 10 to 4,26 Reasonable rates. CaU 646- Cabinets. CaU Gaiy Cushing, See something you win find that whan you REMEDIAL READING and Farmstead Road, East Hart 1943 for free estimate. jobs in your area. CaU 289- 345-2009. 4535.______like? Then call the took profaaalonal rtal - math; individualized work REFRIGERATORS ^ ford. _ 00 num ber you see In MORTGAGE talo holp with ua hart at program, (lst-8tb grade) te Washers, ranges, used, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY STEREO FREAKS. Sound master’s degree teacher. 568- Carpentry and general con the ad. A nd if you TEDFORD REAL guaranteed and clean. New AUGUST 5, 9 am - 4 family Fireplaces, concrete.Chimney systems deteriorate slowly 8075. shipment damaged, GE and tag sale. Antique Hartstone repairs. No job too small. tracting. Residential and have som ething to ESTATE: CENTURY II, j66***«*****6*««6*«**«**6*« and often require service Fripdaire. Low prices. B.D. 'Wood stove, gate-leg table, Save! CaU 6444356 for es before the system goes dead, commercial. Whether it be a sell, give u s a call! MOMETI Rt 44A, BoHon Notch, Sehoola-JSIaaaaa 19 Pearl and Son, 649 Main ednier chair, also playpen timates. small repair job, a custom BoKon, Id r-S tlA that wo so have your system checked Street; 64^2171. toys, hutch, bicycles, how to see if it’s performing built home or anything in eatar to our ollonia In FOR THE BEST -Manchester , , ,• -i; I ) . ’ typewriter, lawn sweeper, QUALITY CARPENTRY By between, call 646-1379. ' Haatlng-Plumblng 35 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 correctly, and to avoid more holping thorn And (hal LOVE SEAT. Uke new condi- twin beds, 1966 Comet Wagon. Haro Construction Additions, costly break downs in Uie TWO FAMILIES homo ttioy w ant Slop In pupils per teacher. FREE in- . tton, orange background w)th Much more. 99 David Drive, rooflng, siding, decks and gar CARPENTRY & Masoniy - SEWERLINES, sink lines, troducCory lesson with this ad. future. Call Jack, 643-1262, cleaned with electric cutters, Wills St 838,888.88 or ghw ua a oaH today. white floral print. CaU after 4 North Coventro. Take Goose ages. CaU-anytime, 643-51)01. evenings. Additions and remodeling. 7-3 Rooms - One-3 room apt. w/1 bedroom, one-7 room “WaYo national butwaYa CaU 646-m ^or 646-3549. p.m., O ^lin. Lape to Eric Drive to David. Free estimates. CaU Anthony by professionals. McKinney nalghborly." Oponi 24 746-8315. MAGNA VOX authorized fac-' PROFESSIONAL Squiticote, 649-0811. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com apt. w/3-4 bedrooms. Recent lurnacee and electrical - 2 pany, 643-5^. car garage, central location. hour aorrioo 7 dayt a □ REAL B9TATE WE ^UY & SELL Used Fur- tory service on color and Dressmaking and Alterations niture. One piece or entire TAG SALE - Sink with vanity, black and white TV. Stereo, done in my home. Please call CARPENTRY - Repairs, MANCHESTER - NEW LISTING household. Cash on the line. ch ild ’s ro ck er, Venetian phihonograpb, A&B Electronic, remodeling, additions, gar NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet 646-4972, Monday - Friday repairs, plugged drains, 7 room Capa In convenient location. 3 or 4 bedrooms, Homo* fo r Bale 23 Eurniture Barn. 6464865. blinds, traverse rods, good 111 Tew Britain Ave., West 10:00 a.m. to'3:0() p.m. ages, roofing, call David VERNON *54,900 formal dining room, fireplaced living room, recent added dresses size 10/12, nice' HarUord, 501-0655. Patria, 644-1796. kitchen faucet replaced, 1 8 B H er HELPFUL HINT: MOVING SOUTH! Toro radiator cover, 12x16 foot rug repaired, rec rooms, Imipaculate 6 room COLONIAL 2'/i baths, large living Insulation, attached garage. Shows well. Don't wait. Only TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL If there is a crawling child RANCH - Qiu^ty hOme, dou Snowblower, maple dining and lots more. Aug. 5,9-4 pm, CARPET INSTALLATION - LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - bathroom remodeling, heat room with fireplace and sliding glass door to 12’ x 15’ $44,8001 DOG Ow n e r s - Private in your home, pot up ble landscaped lot. ExceUent room set, maple kitchen set; 23 J u d ith D r. (o ff Stair Shifts. Repairs. Caroets. trainer will come to your New homes custom built modernization, etc. Free deck; one car basement garage. barriers or gates in front of location. 30,000. No realtors many other items. CaU 649- Hackmatack. St.), Steam Cleaning. Free home. Individual attention, rpmodeled, additions, rec Estimate gladly given. M & M V GET MORE with A«ME. stairways. please. 6464026. 1974^______Manchester. Estimates. CaU 6494^. problem correction, basic rooms, garage, kitchens Plumbing i Heating. 649-2871. obedience. Price is com remodeled,' bath tile, cement WNfridlUnd i 888,888.88 Chris Calhoun______work. Steps, dormers, MANCHESTER PLUMBING COLUMBIA LAKE - Im- QUEEN SIZE hide-a-bed, TAG SALE - 35 Division HOUSEWORK GOT YOU parable to large claoses. CaU S-S Duplex 3 bedrooms 1W baths each'sidd." Eat In . brand new, Moving to CaUfor- Street, Manchester. Saturday DOWN? General cleaning, after 6 p.m., 644-0301. . , residential or commercial. & HEATING-Repairs. Gallery of maculate 3-bedroora custom steam extraction carpet CaU 640-4291. Remodeling. Pumps r^aired kitchen w/appllances, alum, siding, city utlllilas. Ranch. Spacious lot in choice nia. Oabneal textured fibric, 10 to 2; Sunday 1 to 4. Old m m u flfcAage Savings contemporary style, separate ironing boar/l, vacuum cleaning, floor waxing & strip / replaced. Free estimates. Homes area near lake wiUi lakefront FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Electric drain-snaking. 24- realty company I___&lMui,tssociatkm‘ SimrlWI privileges. CaU Arthur or cushions. 649-1047. cleaner, bicycles. ping, window cleaning, carpet COMPLETE LAWN CARE & upholstery shampooing. SERVICE. Mowing, edging, Remodeling and Additions. HOUR SERVICE. 6 4 ^ 3 7 . HOURS; Suzanne Shorts, 646-1^. J. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 MERRin E Q P 28 Connecticut 6ivd» East Hartford Watson Beach Co., MOVING / MUST SELL! TAG SALE - Aug. 5,10-5 pm. Professional/Insured. Free shrubbery trimmed, weed and Sundays Closad Dally 1:30 • • pjn. Main owes: 1007 Main SIraat. Manchaaler 649-458S Couch and Chair. Please call 77 Strickland St. Ladles bike Estimates. Cali pest control. Reasonable years experience! For Free PLUMBING - Call Tom 646-1180 — "ilW Sat I a.m. - 1 P4it 2 8 8 ^ 1 Manchester Office, 647-9139. Estimates, call 646-4239. Dawkins at 649-7630. nOfORD KCAl ESTATE Equal Housing Opportunity. 646-3643 after-5:00 p.m. With child seat, etc. DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. rates. 647-9^. PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 4, 1978 .{Vc ACROSS cards Answer to Pravloua PunIs MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 4, 1978- PAGE NINETEEN' FMIIUWD E M B T ______^______4 Proflclant 6 7 Auto* For Safe 67 >li 1S71 SUICKI 1174 4 Door Hardtop. Sold with Beige i 4 Door Bronaa lytth BMok Vlnyt Ri Vinyl Rool. 8 Cyl., Auto./Trana., 8 cyl. A/Tran*.; P/Bteering. Factory ^ijgjoerlng^^aclory^drjjjytjee*^^ Air. A Fine Family Car.______•2395 i m Short Riba — Frank Hill Watch For Special Ahnouncament - Coming Soon! , Inc. LITTL^ORTM, fWHAT 1 ' , ' I S A N , , 1 DOST WANT A WANT... 1 A H M A N .J o OPENBTOB IwOOIWI UI^TIHWTl KTOW WIUTIM ■ WC TMIWD WECHAMIMl ; V B S M A N . i G tn A rm in g DATSUN DATSUN : \ - HARRY STICKCLS n n n n i O I I U M E U OWNllUUN*OIO-NOHimFM**UM*AU*MAN 049-2070 have nothing against instant oatmeal, and SUeUROAN MOTORS INC. 285 BROAD ST. PHONE instant coffee, but I can’t wake up that fast." r 50 TOUMio T um nn MANCHESTER 643-41851 84 ______m wcHUTBi (00 MMiCHWB-mcomim une) i .