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Cool Work Have Increased Even Though the Amount of Federal Aviation Administration Extremely Active Group of Another Firm to Complete the Job, and Bill Mrs PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Fri., August 10, 1979 Woman Directs Sewer Payment Awaits Volunteer Work Farnham Estates Work GHO Leader J,C, Snead ILS, Gold Ring Dollars Alahama KKK Marching Recreation Is Learning among her functions will On Way to $1 Million MANCHESTER - SOUTH WINDSOR- A *25,000 payment opportunity to complete the job, however, in Show of 'White Power^ To Relax After Toiling Elizabeth Tonucci of be the screening, inter­ according to Mrs. Perkins. Once Reached Popularity Page 10 viewing, placement, orien­ to sewer contractor Brewer and Horan Page 6 Page 9 Manchester has been ap­ Inc., will be withheld because of improper In other Sewer Commission matters it Page 2 pointed to the post of tation and evaluation of appears either of two Boston firms will be each of the hospital’s cleanup work in the Farnham Estates Director of Volunteer Ser- area, according to a spokesman for the hired to make the federally mandated vices, Manchester volunteers. modifications at the sewer treatment A former elementary South Windsor Sewer Commission. Memorial Hospital The commission voted to withhoid pay­ plan, according to a member of the com­ school teacher, Mrs. r Executive Director ment following failure of a representative mission. iianrl)patfr Edward Kenney an­ Tonucci has served in the The commission is considering the Parent-Teacher Associa­ from the firm to appear before the Sewer nounced. Commission Tuesday night. hiring of whether SEA, Inc. or Anderson & Chance of Showers; Mrs. Tonucci replaces tion of the Robertson Nichols to insUll a second dewatering School, the Nutmeg Branch The Sewer Commission has been Mrs. Joan Bendtsen, who plagued with complaints from residents of device in the plant. Clearing Tonight of the YWCA and with the recently resigned to move the Farnham Estates development Brownies. She has also Hearing Postponed HIgiM Todiy In ttia 70a to another part of the state. because of mud flowing into storm drains, A public hearing originally scheduled In commenting upon her been a supervisor of Tutors causing backup into basements of area for Literacy Volunteers of for Aug. 2 on sewer user fees has been appointment. Kenney said, homes. The problem is believed to be postponed and no date has been set for the "Manchester Memorial is Hartford. A graduate of the caused by improper cleanup by the firm. meeting. fortunate in having ob­ Hazel Perkins of the Sewer Commission University of Connecticut, Postponement of the public hearing DC-10 Tests A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy » 150 Home Delivered tained Mrs. Tonucci's ser­ said that if Brewer and Horan fails to came foilowing a complaint from NuWay Vol. XCVIII, No. 265 —■ Manchwter, Conn.. Saturday, August 11, 1870 vices as director of where she earned a bachelor's degree in comply with the cleanup demand the town Tobacco Inc. that their sewer user fees ROSEMONT, 111. (UPI) - The I volunteers. Ours is an will do the work themselves or hire Elementary Education, Cool Work have increased even though the amount of Federal Aviation Administration extremely active group of another firm to complete the job, and bill Mrs. Tonucci has also been sewage sent for treatment has been is conducting tests to determine volunteers, one that Getting sent out in the hot summer sun on a detail to check fire Brewer and Horan for the work. awarded a Certificate of decreased. , whether to order design revisions requires highly capable hydrants doesn’t have to be such a bad deal, as Albany, N.Y., city Brewer and Horan will be given every for DC-10 jetliners, an FAA of­ and dedicated manage­ Volunteer Management Big Storms from UConn’s School of firefighter Walter Noak Jr. illustrates while giving ample proof that ficial told a hearing Friday on the ment. 1 am certain that this plug is working. (UPI photo) nation’s worst air disaster. Mrs. Tonucci will provide Continuing Education. ‘‘Volunteer work is an Testimony on an FAA investiga­ us with exactly that com­ tion into the design of pylons that bination." extremely rewarding way for people to spend time in HOT AND SWEATY? TRY OOR... secure wing engines to McDonnell Mrs. Tonucci will be Gas Lower in U.S., Douglas Corp.’s wide-body jets Destructive that it benefits not only responsible for the coor­ concluded the National Transpor­ dination of all adult and those served by volunteers, but also the volunteers tation Safety Board’s public By United Press International small fires in some places, he said. junior volunteer activities, I hearings into the May 25 crash of Forde said people could be without themselves," she said. Says Swedish Visitor A string of ’severe thunderstorms as well as serving as American Airlines Flight 191. power until Saturday. ‘‘Growing through the tore across Connecticut Friday, liaison between the HEBRON - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis soap opera that day, for approximately An FAA official said tests on “It’s quite a problem,” he said, hospital’s auxiliary and the work that one ac­ drenched surprised motorists and complishes as a volunteer of Gilead Street, Hebron, as members of ten minutes, which she commented did DC-10 pylons have been ordered because Northeast crews had gone administration. Included not seem to move very fast. and results are expected by the pedestrians and cut a destructive home for the day and were having is a vital part of the the American Host Foundation, are being path with hail and near hurricane visited by a Brigitta M.E, Nelsson of Other comparisons were then made con­ COOL AID end of the year. trouble getting back to work to do experience, and can prove I cerning the lack of discipline problems a t force winds. repair work. to be of immense long­ Sweden. Mrs. Nilsson is a high school GE ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS There was an unconfirmed report term importance. My own teacher of Swedish Literature in town of her high school which has an enrollment of Forde said outages were reported 370 students. The main problem for Carter Aide that the storms spawned a funnel in Torrington, Waterbury, Cornwall, volunteer work, for exam­ Bjarred. cloud in thfe south end of Hartford, Mrs. Nilsson said that this is her first students in Sweden is alcohol with the ser­ North Cannan, Salisbury, Litchfield, ple, helped me in deciding WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the I where a church housing the city’s se­ trip to the United States and that she ving age of alcoholic beverages set at 18; 6,000 BTU Goshen, Windsted, Harwinton, to make a career change.” White House staff shakeup | cond oldest religious congregation chose to come to New England because of however, a student must be 20 to be eligi­ Bristol, Enfield, South Windsor, “As director, I hope to GE CARRY-COOL* promised by President Carter, lost part of its roof. • provide every volunteer at its similarity to her own country. She wili ble to purchase the same at a state run Simsbury, Granby, East Hartford, stor. Alcoholic beverages are not sold in presidential assistant Tim Kraft I Winds reaching 68 mph caused Manchester Memorial with reside with the Wiilis family until Aug. 16 • Easy Installation Friday was named campaign Cromwell. Sweden as they are in Connecticut. Alsi, havoc at the Greater Hartford Open Scattered outages also were opportunities to grow,” at which time she will continue to Boston I manager of the president’s re-1 Brigitta commented that the lack of a dis­ Golf Tournament. Play at the reported in Windsor, Bloomfield, Mrs. Tonucci said. to spend the remaining two weeks of her • Air Exchange (Vent) election committee. cipline problem is probably due to the fact I Wethersfield Country Club was H artford, Avon, W ethersfield, trip. Chief of staff Hamilton Jordan I that everybody seems to know everybody suspended until Saturday when rain Newington and New Britain. Forde Rehearsal Set During the interview which was con­ • 10-Position Thermostat I also announced presidential within the system. However, Brigitta did sent players and spectators running said most were caused by lightning MANCHESTER -T h e ducted on Tuesday, Mrs. Nilsson offered counsel Robert Lipshutz would some comparisons on prices of vegetables say that the city schools had a greater dis­ • 2 Fan/2 Cooling for cover. and tree limbs on wires. Beethoven Chorus will cipline problem than the rural or suburban return to Georgia to become a co­ Robert Johndro, sexton at Hart­ rehearse Tuesday from 10 purchased in America (which are iower) Speeds trustee of Carter’s holdings with “We ask members of the public to as compared to Sweden. Also, our gasoline schools. ford’s South Congregational Church, treat all downed lines as if they were to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Mrs. Nilsson holds both a bachelors and Atlanta attorney Charles Kirbo was the only one in the building when Lutheran Church. prices are iower than Sweden. However, and will become chairman of the live,” he said. masters degree from the University of high winds tore across the capitol The National Weather Service at Retired male singers are the cost of approximately $2.00 per gallon proposed Carter presidential | city and left the church with an im­ in Sweden did not seem to affect Lund, Sweden, with a major in Swedish aOSEOUT PRICE Bradley International Airport in invited to participate in the 1 library. promptu skylight. suppliers, which Brigitta said they seem Literature. Her nomal class size is 25 with OUR RiBUUR $230 Windsor Locks reported the storms chorus. Before the rehear­ Jordan said Evan Dobelle, “I was standing out by one of the Elizabeth Toiiueci to have pienty; also the government is some ranging to thirty.
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