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Debbie Kelliher Janice Hohman • Duane Mitchell Mary Ann Roy Marty Castorino 40 High Cdurt Rodney Norwood 45 High Ridge St. Pinney St. 133 Prospect St. Charles J. Bachleler Connie Harrison East Hartford Newington Ellin^on 5 Beach Rd. 11 Ralph Rd. Jr. Manchester Bloomfield 106 lluwlhornr St. 'I don’t think Carter had "It makes him look bad "It’s yet to te seen. I was East Hartford 838 Manchmlcr Rd. "It hurt his whole elec­ " I’ll wait until he’s done Manchester good judgment, and I just for choosing a bad hoping Lance was through "Nobody has taken a Glaittonbury tion campaign of ‘trust me. defending himself. The “1 think he should have don’t feel Lance is able to character. It will be hard untii I heard his defense. hard look at what Carter 'No effect on the ad- I’m an honest man.’ It has press is throwing it all out ----- checked more VllUIUUglllIhoroughiy manage the directorship if to find someone to take his That changed my mind.” has done since he’s been in hurt him with some of the of proportion.” ministration. Bert Lance is into Lance’s background, he can’t manage his own (Lance’s) place.” office. There’s a lot of innocent. The Democrats affairs.” forces that he sought sup­ port from, such as the difference between are covering up business community.” Lance’s personal affairs themselves so as not to from that of seem as guilty as the government’s.” Republicans in 1974.

The weather Inside today Mostly cloudy with scattered showers this afternoon. High 70-75. Area n e w s___1-B Dear Abby 7-B Cloudy tonight. Low around 60. Business...... 5-A Editorial ...... 4-A Becoming partly sunny Sunday. High Churches ...... 2-B F am ily ...... 7-A 75-80. Chance of rain 30% this after­ Classified . .4—6-B Sr Citizens 3-A noon, 20% tonight and Sunday. National Com ics...... 7 B Sports 3-4-B. 8-B weather map on Page 5-B. PRlCEt FlFTiSl^, B. UTC to unveil :is offer to unions ‘i | f | EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Union The union meetings wili be held under its jurisdiction who are not employes of United Technoiogies Sunday in Windsor Lrcks, East Hart­ members. UTC employs about 30.000 . r -'-..A i ■ Corp. will meet Sunday to hear con­ ford, Waliingford, Middletown and other Connecticut residents in non­ ''' • •" A # '’-'* ''if tract proposals seeking job security Southington. union jobs. for more than 20,000 workers of Kiefer said high priority is also Gordon Sawyer. District 91 Connecticut’s iargest private given to language guaranteeing business representative, said job employer. “some form of union security that security was a major concern A spokesman for the 16,000- r^uires ali to pay the freight who because of UTC President and Board member International Association of ride in the union train.” Chairman Harry Gray’s ’’attraction Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Federal law requires the union to to overseas-bas^ production and his District 91, said Friday chief con­ represent about 4,000 UTC employes passion for takeover bids.” cerns in any new contract with the giant manufacturing conglomerate were job and union security. The district is made up of five locals that cover Pratt and Whitney piants in East Hartford, Middletown, GOP slate revised Housing project construction advances Southington and North Haven, and the Hamilton Standard Division in Workers from Quality Corporation of Stafford Springs install the wall on one of the units Windsor Locks. for town elections TCing constructed for elderly housing on Spencer St. The project is under the direction of Pratt and Whitney is UTC’s biggest subsidiary and the world’s largest Peter DiRosa, presently a Nicholas Costa, a former teacher at the Manchester Housing Authority. The long-awaited project will provide 40 new housing maker of jet engines. Republican candidate for the Manchester High School and a pre­ units for the elderly. (Herald photo by Dunn) Only the East Hartford, Manchester Board of Elducation, ap­ sent administrator at Greater Hart­ Middletown and Southington con­ parently will be shifted to the Board ford Community College, to fill the tracts expire at the same time in of Directors ticket, party sources vacancy on the Board of Education Aprii, but a 30-member union have confirmed. created by the change, sources said. negotiating team plans to work for a The move will be made because E. One source said that Costa common expiration date in the new Michael Walsh, now a candidate for previously has expressed interest in Lance future unclear agreement. the Board of Directors, is expected to serving on the Board of Education. Union spokesman Lou Kiefer said withdraw from the race because of The executive committee WASHINGTON (UPI) - After a possible improper use of an airpiane ot slock to secure loans talks will begin Nov. 27 in Hartford to business commitments. recommendations stilt must be ap­ faltering start. Senate committee owned by the National Bank of simultaneously at two New York renew three-year agreements at ail The executive committee of the proved by the entire Republican critics examining the tangled finan­ Georgia. Lance was president of the banks. five plants. Repubiican party met i

Constitution Week N: ( About town ] News for senior citizens WALLY FORTIN Citizens complain about noise A group of residents from Bissell proclaimed by mayor woman who lives on Weaver Rd. She should be announced when they are and Foster Sts. attended ’Thursday said that a brook drainage ditch in necessary. \ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ramizi will night’s directors comment session to Mayor Matthew Moriarty has foundation for a free, prosperous and Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return trips at 12:30 p.m. and the neighborhood is unsightly and is He also asked for mole right turns be host and hostess at the Lutz Junior ’The big news this week is that we start out meals complain about noise from the proclaimed the week of Sept. 17 to independent life for every citizen, but 3:30 p.m. used for a dumping area. on red lights in Manchester, and be Museum Sunday from 2 to 5 p jn . The program Monday. Check further in this column for the Manchester Ice & Fuel building at SI Sept. 23 as "Constitution Week” in each generation, in time, must work menu. ’Tuesday: 9 a.m., bus for shopping along Main St. and She asked that the town enclose the question^ why the right turn arrow public is welcome. BisseU St. the Town of Manchester. for and claim It. Otherwise, through Parkade. 10 a.m., square dancing and oil painting clasi. 1 site and clean it up. at the Main and Center Sts. intersec­ ’This coming week really is the big opening for most all ’The residents said that noise from Moriarty said that it is important carelessness or indifference, the p.m., Senior Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes and tion turns red when the light for our programs and it should keep us busy during the the building "interferes with health, A man requested that winter-time that citizens understand the rights and liberties we have enjoy^ Grace Group of Center also return from shopping. straight-ahead traffic is green. winter months. , well-being and sleeping habits.” parking bans be reduced or provisions and principles of the may vanish,” Moriarty wrote in his Congregational Church will have a Wednesday: 10 a.m., crewel embroidery class. 10 a.m., Mayor Matthew Moriarty presided Along with our regular card games and bingo, we start They a s k ^ that the town take im­ elim inate. He said that such bans Constitution. proclamation. potluck Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the our crewel embroidery class, also our oil painting class, pinochle games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lu n ^ served. 12:tf at the session. "The Constitution gives us the Robbins Room of the church. p.m., bridge games. 1 p.m., craft class. Bus pickup at mediate steps to restore the noise to and of course our square dancing class. its former level. Gloria will be teaching ceramics on ’Thursday morning 8:30 a.m. Return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Emanuel Hill Chapter of Thursday: 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., beginners ceramic ’The firm recently expanded its and the first hour and a half will be for beginners in which operation and installed an ice maker MMH capital budget Alcoholics Anonymous will meet we will spend time going through all the procedures. Also class; 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., advanced ceramics class. Cotter mobile office sets tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of Noon to 12:45 p.m.. Hot Meal and Meal on Wheels. Fun in the rear of its property. an hour after the beginners class starts, the advanced Spokesmen for the company say that Emanuel Lutheran Church. group will meet for another hour and a half. Day featuring the Sunshiners and Frank Delaney of area visits next week HELCO. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. and noontime. Return they have taken steps to reduce the gets CHHC approval Check oiir schedule at the end of this column for time noise. All residents of Mayfair Gardens and days for all our programs. trip at 3 p.m. are invited to participate in a kitchen ^ id ay ; 10 a.m., kitchen social games, one canned ’The residents also complained that Manchester Memorial Hospital’s according to a hospital spokesman. U S. Rep. William Cotter's mobile The office will be at the Burr ’Thursday afternoon will start our Fun Day meetings social Monday at 1 p.m. in Cronin goods needed each person. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch late-night and early-morning capital budget request was one of Of the original $83,000 cut, the com­ office will be in Manchester and Corners Shopping in Manchester and next week we will have our own favorite group, the Hall. served. 1 p.m., setback games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. employes make excessive noise. several by the state’s 35 general mission restored all but $8,297. Hebron early next week so that area Monday from noon to 3 p.m. Sunshiners, conducted by Ida Cormier. Also on the Also, ice truck compressors are left program will be Frank Delaney who will speak about the Return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. hospitals which was approved "We’re very happy with this, and residents may speak to members of The office will be at Ted's Food running at n i^ t, they said. Center, Rt. 66, Hebron, Tuesday “Exploring the Bible with rising costs at HELCO. Menu for the week Tuesday by the state Commission on we can live with it," the spokesman his staff about matters involving the Children” will be presented by the Employes from the firm have also Hospitals and Health Care. said. from 11 a.m. to noon. Monday: Cream of tomato soup with crackers, sliced federal government. religious education committee of the d rain^ oil in a vacant lot across the The Manchester hospital’s capital The hospital’s operating budget of white turkey sandwich with lettuce, chocolate pudding street from the plant, the residenb> budget for the new fiscal year which $16 million for 1977 was approved last Unitarian Universalist Society Sun­ Coif banquet with whipp^ topping, tea. day at 7;30 p.m. at the Burke said. begins Oct. 1 is $292,703 compared to July, with 6.6 per cent increase, or Our golfers are going along in fine style and it’s already Wednesday: Steamed frankfurter on a bun with ’The group said that the Town $301,831 requested. about $17 million, for 1978. family’s home, 507 Bolton Rd., Ver­ saurkraut, baked beans, vegetable sticks, Jello with time for our annual C^lf League banquet. This year the Health Department had indicated it Earlier, the commission had cut non. The program will include a film, whipped topping, tea. Next week’s meetings banquet will be held at the Army and Navy Gub on would use state equipment to $83,000 from the hospital’s capital discussion and refreshments. ’Thursday: R(»st tender ham, sweet potatoes, buttered Wednesday, Sept. 28. Action will start with a Happy Hour measure the noise levels at the site. budget request, but adjustments DiAMnait Here’s next week's schedule of Tuesday green beans, roll and butter, tea. The Evening Prayer Group of Luis Crema, in shirt sleeves, points to his homeland in Brazil while staff members of at 6:30 p.m. and dinner served at 7. ’The affair will end Such action was never taken, they were made after both hospital of­ public meetings in Manchester Friday: Homemade chicken rice soup with crackers, tnUmwmt 4 p.m. —Pension Board, Hearing Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School and a state representative observe. with a number of prizes to be awarded. said. ficials and members of the commis­ (locations are in Municipal Building, Room. We just heard that our good friend Inez Mahoney is in tuna salad on whole wheat with lettuce, chilled fruit, tea. Another complaint was made by a MMIIL MUrai 41 Center St., unless noted): Monday at 6:45 p.m. in the church From left are Angelo Tedesco, bureau chief, Connecticut State Vocational Technical sion discovered omissions and over­ 8 p.m. —Human Relations Com­ library. All members of the con­ Manchester Memorial Hospital and certainly would like sights In the original budget request. ANOOVIA Monday Schools, Crema, Mrs. Marilyn Slade, Cheney Tech librarian and American Field Service to receive cards from her friends. u i- im mission, Coffee Room. gregation are welcome. (AFS) representative, and John Garofalo, school director. (Herald photo by Barlow) 7 p.m. —Eighth Utilities District Wednesday Board of Directors, District 7:30 p.m. —Data Processing Com­ Members of the Grade 8 Confirma­ Pinochle winners Firehouse, corner of Main and mittee, Coffee Room. tion Class of Center Congregational Hilliard Sts. On Wednesday morning we had 30 players for pinochle ITS FUNI m t QUIT racm n «, in r 7:30 p.m. —Citizens Advisory Com­ Church and their parents wiil meet Brazilian welcomed at Cheney Tech and the winners were: Jennie Fogarty, 637; Michael 7 p.m. —Zoning Board of Appeals, mittee, Hearing Room. Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Federa­ j r s EASYI Hearing Room. DeSimone, 620; Felix Jesanis, 608; Marge Kayser, 595; **m *>wi tn 7:30 p.m. —Manchester Housing tion Room of the church. was Angelo J. Tedesco, bureau chief, Connecticut State W40 I - 111 7:30 p.m. —Disaster Control Ad­ state and school officials welcomed a Brazilian native Betty Jesanis, 583; John Phelps, 583; Grace Windsor, lirs SID I . MA«iirtt Authority, Housing Office, 24 last week as he joined the student body of Howell Cheney Vocational Technical Schools. 579; Joseph Carlin, 571. FREEI visory Council, Disaster Control Bluefield Dr. The United Methodist Women of Room. Regional Vocational Technical School for the first time. Speaking of the state’s vocational technical program, In the afternoon, although we had 90 people away, to XSlAWt-, |l 4>1 Thursday South Church will have a potluck Luis Antonio Crema, whose home is Curitiba, Parana, Tedesco said, "We want to offer our students the same 7:30 p.m. —Permanent Memorial the Chateau de Ville, we had 16 players for our bridge tiooo tIN 6:30 p.m.—Judge’s Hours, Probate Monday starting at 6:30 p.m. More Brazil, is Cheney Tech’s first American Field Service educational opportunities as the public academic schools. ISO OpAotod W d i mA ba poAoA m i9»rM 9^ « Day Committee, Coffee Room. games and the lucky prize winners were: Mabel Loomis, WINNERS WINNENS ww lAe mol •» •bwrauH Court. information may be obtained by (AFS) student. Although he has graduated from high Having an AFS program in the vocational technical WINNENS 8 p.m. —Board of Education, 3,810; Nadine Malcom, 3,190; Ceil Wandt, 3,090; Irene C.ldM.Mdi4r.a lillR4|rM.F4nitiH4.a K. Qm. Cm m I. 0. M •wy W Hw •ton* 0 It >0I» I lOG 130 m 1tSi >4 calling the church office. schools will broaden the horizons of the students oOimoA. $ m tpmAn *1'* on your own with a chance to explore the underground Rd., $46,500. Mansur to Lawrence J. Bouchard and William F. Mozzer and Janice become 18 on or before Nov. 8. Lauder, and Michele Gorra-O’Neil. birthday occurs between Oct. 20 and shopping mall. All this of $ ^ per person. Waunita S. Hotchkiss to the Town Marlene A. Bouchard, property at 16 Mozzer. The sessions will be held at local Registration will be conducted under Nov. 8, inclusive, may register or Urin tark Chops i T .* ""Chicken Par^MPBTB of Manchester, property on Agnel Russell St., $36,500. Marriage licenses secondary schools and Manchester the supervision of Town Registrars preregister at any session occurring We have fliers available at the office and if it GOMniFlITU sounds good to you, then come in quickly and pick up your St., $42,000. Quilclaim deeds Dante T. Varvelli, Bolton, and Conununity College as follows: Herbert J. Stevenson (Democrat) on or before Nov. 7. All other flier because Uere is a deadline as to when you must Pork Ribs LESS John 0. Jackson and Edna May Lawrence J. Bouchard and Eileen Joy, 591 Adams St., Sept. 17 at Monday, Sept. 19, from 9 a.m. to 2 prospective voters who wish to par­ H u a n e n make your deposit. Jackson to the Town of Manchester, Marlene A. Bouchard to Marlon C. St. Bridget. ticipate in the Nov. 8 elections must iTTiTTYj n J Speaking of trips, another reminder about that two property on Meekville Rd., $41,500. Baker, Enfield, property at 16 Charles L. MacLauchlin and register on or before Oct. 18. Pork Chops weeks stay at the Jolly Rogers Hotel on the beach of Port UTTU Carl D. Uccello Sr. and Frances Russell St., no conveyance tax. Blanche E. Spear, both of ’The registrars of voters will make Jones Farm Sausages Lauderdale. Paul Ryan just dropped off fliers explaining Uccello to the Town of Manchester, Marion C. Baker, Enfield, to Bridgewater, Mass. Reception planned public the time and location of all Ann NgtSIcad Bacon all about the fun in the sim^ and Uie time is perfect, Jan, BpnMess Poit Rossis sessions occurring outside the town Jones Farm Racon Viil FatUaa MBT hall or at other than regular business 17 through 31, just after all our holiday celebrations and u*1" Port Bscfc Ribs .r i” BNiraUM for new minister hours. when a change from the cold weather will make one feel Slicad Bologna KAT 4 Theater achedule good and also make the rest of the winter go by a little S79* CQREICRT FM iA C M p s l£ 8 9 « ManchMisr Evsnlng HaraM easier. So stop by and pick up a flier that tells you all AAP The Bolton-Vernon United Baal Bologna «jca li79* Bonsisss Pert dieps ^*2” c tn . Friendship Methodist Church in about it. Flail SUcfcs Methodist Church will have a recep­ PuUMwd tvufy tvwiing uxcupl owKn Providence, R.I. are expected to at­ Sundiy* Hid holMin. EnMradEMuradMUw M ttw Now about one more trip, and that’s our three-day ride Baaf Liver K M niK IH B r a n H u n t Saturday Tima Clock tion for The Rev. James and Mrs. Ida tend. The Rev. Mr. Knorr previously ' if,Conn.^C• OSIc u m S*- JWNLJHKJJI^ U.A. Theater 1 — "Star SUNDAY Showcase Cine 5 — "Beau oond CMm Mi S M«Mr. through the Penn Dutch country. We have about ten seats RAL cn - lENE NK n n a SlOfli SUCfD GOUfivf Geste” 2:00-3:55-5:45-7:35- Mae Knorr Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at deli ' “lb" (llG lYD ''O’lIO Showcase Cine 1 — Wars” 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 served as pastor of that church. left on the second bus which is scheduled for Oct. 31, Nov. RMam U.A. Theater 2 — “Fire Manchester Drive-In — 9:30 the Vernon church. Suggattad Carrlar Ratat shoppe■ TURKEY brms-s SALAD "S uspiria" 1:40-3:35-5:30- 1 and 2, and so if you want to get in on this wonderful BaafLoln ' M *S.( 4 ’:81S Sale” 2:00-5:40-9:20; "Exorcist Part 11” 7:30; "It’s U.A. Theater 1 — “Star The Rev. Mr, Knorr was appointed Parishioners and friends of the P i y iM ti Advino* * 5l»Y '.f 31'. bUUU SM*.. »“!, D’ '^*1 •'•t'A Mt'uRUU Isa fLo k i 7:30-9:30 SlngMoopy...... 15« experience, just drop by but do it soon, so you won’t end S A V E jf'ts a.. S 1 7 9 "Thieves” 3:50-7:30 Alive” 9:30 Wars” 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 pastor of the yoked churches recent­ church are invited to attend the WMkly...... 904 Sirloin Steaks I 40' ti BOLOGNA 9 9 ^ CHEESE SAiSS, lb 1 J Showcase Cine 2 — up on the waiting list. PortarlMNisa Steaks U.A. Theater 3 — "You Showcase Cine 1 — U.A. Theater 2 — "Fire ly- reception. Refreshments will be Odd month...... 93.90 “MacArthur" 2:25-4:55-7:15- “ Suspiria" 1:40-3:35-5:30- Thrtd mondio ...... 111.70 By the way, by popular demand, we have decided to MPEXTIAMMVM Light Up My Life” 2:00-3:40- Sale’’ 2:00-5:40-9:20; On that day The Rev. Mr. Knorr served. 9U mondw...... 923.40 WHITEMCOUMED ■MTKMKTBFMZB 9:40 7:30-9:30 continue our ’Tuesday shopping along Main St. and the nOZBI 5:30-7:20-9:10 “Thieves" 3:50-7:30 will celebrate the 43rd anniversary of On* y« w ...... 946.00 Shsrp"^ Showcase Cine 3— “Audrey Showcase Cine 2 — Mt9 R« m Upon RtduoM Parkade as in the past. Rose" 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:40 Vernon Cine 1 - “Smokey Vernon Cine 1 — "Smokey his first appointment in the The event is being sponsored by the Froezor2A Elllo’s "MacArthur" 2:25-4:55-7:15- and the Bandit" 1:20-3:10- Subiortbora «no lob w rocolvo Kraft 'A. Showcase Cine 4— "The Spy and the Bandit" 2:00-7:20-9:30 Methodist chuch. pastor-parish committee of the thok noMpopor botort 9:30 p.m. This coming week we will not have our Friendship Cir­ Quart 9:40 5:00-7:20-9:30 Cheddsr Who Loved Me" 2:25-5:00- Vernon Cine 1 — "Smokey •nould l*lopnor.o tho clrculMlon cle meeting. It will meet again next week. Choose Showcase Cine 3— "Audrey Vernon Cine 2 — “ Murder About 50 persons from the church. dopvtniont 947-0940. 7:25-9:45 and the Bandit" 2:00-7:20-9:30 Choose Cheese Vernon Cine 2 — “Murder Rose" 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:40 ByDeath” 1:10-3:15-5:10-7:10- Coca Showcase Cine 5 — "Beau Pizza By Death” 2:00-7:10-9:15 Showcase 4— "The Spy Who 9:15 Schedule for the week Geste” 2:00-3:55-5:45-7:35- HBI * CMP H K E R M . ORNM. 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' Ti'ninaM fH aufbFBlpr E u ru tu g H rra lh Open forum Manchester — A City of Village Charm S&H STAMPS MAKES US Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Mrs. Kenefick defended Member Audrt Bureeu of Cecuietion Member. Urwted PrtM (oiernetionai NO. ONE Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, by Buckley PTA board Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643>2711. 728 iU T To the editor; with Mrs. Kenefick through the PTA RejrmooO f Robmton. £ditor*Pubtreher HBfOkl E Tufkington. Menegtr^ Edrtor I am writing this letter on behalf of have found her to be very MIDOU TURNPIKE the Buckley School PTA Executive cooperative, ready to listen to other’s Opinion Board because of various disturbing opinions and willing to incorporate news articles we have been reading new ideas that are in the best interest in the past few weeks, concerning our of all concerned. Her decisions show Out to lunch principal, Marcia B. Kenefick, here her concern for the children to the at Buckley. uppermost in her mind, at the same AIR CO N DITHIN G - REFHKERATION ■IIW time showing consideration for the Business-Directory Guide For The U.S. Civil Service Com­ granted such defacto exten­ Though Mrs. Kenefick has only HEATING and SHEET M ETAL mission is concerned that too sions, a very large number (if been with Buckley a little over two Buckley staff and parents. She has encouraged parent involve­ many government workers in not a majority) of supervisory years, we feel so very fortunate to I New EnglamI Medunical Services, he. ment in the school and has expanded Manchester and Surrounding Washington are stretching and management officials have a person so highly qualified and ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 yet so warm and compassionate to the Parent Volunteer Program. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (060M) their lunch hours and proposes allow themselves such exten­ work with our children. Through meetings with parents, she 643-2733 • 643-3198 cracking down on them. sions as a matter of course.” The parents who have worked with has made a great effort to keep the Vicinity Fine, says the National This inequity has become "a Mrs. Kenfick have nothing but the parents informed of what is going on CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Federation of Federal great source of dissatisfaction highest praise for her honesty, at Buckley and has encouraged their questions and comments. featuring this week... among federal employes,” openness and willingness to listen to TENTS, COTS, SLEEniM IA8S, M l MATTRESSU, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Employed, which calls itself Mrs. Kenefick’s ability, good anything that is bothering you about STOVES, LU T EIN S the largest union in the career contends the union. judgment and fairness have been .MA.NtH ESTER Strange. Our experience has your child. federal civil service. But Her companion and concern for all evident in all that she has done at NOMIIflOVDINT indicated the contentment of Buckley School. FARR’S what’s sauce for the peons children is something beautiful to THttVESYWmOSTOM MV ought to be sauce for the your average nonsupervisory behold in a person who has to run an Sincerely yours, CMSMIXE-SraiT 2 MMN STREH MERCURY TRAVEL Mrs. Patricia DiGregorio OPEN OMLT TO I P.M. J. FMM • 043-7111 6 4 9 -3 S 8 9 bosses. worker is directly proportional entire school. She always has time to 6ut N $ti9 6 Ihiy to the amount of time his or talk to her children at Buckley and Buckley School "Our experience,” it says, in PTA President ■ sa ri ■ 1 ^ her supervisor is absent. Far knows all of them on a first name appropriate bureaucratese, 56 Elizabeth Dr. VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR from being jealous of the boss’ basis. The individual child and his "has been that while a small problems are always uppermbst in Manchester *7 factory tralnsd spsclallsts number of nonsupervisory lunch hour, they wish he’d take her mind and each child is dealt with Phil Pats employes are occasionally longer. Apparently federal on an individual basis. Loelcsro and ZIdak ARCO 0 workers are different. Buckley has also expressed a great Almanac CAJtPCT AND FLOOR COVBUNG deal of flexibility in classroom struc­ 648-8038 wm Y e s t e r d a y s ture since Mrs. Kenefick has been Mt MAW W I T OMI BOI iI m til l-t IH It t III «.« TEL MANCHBIB oil 01 lOBI (III (6111(1 643-6662 here. She has initiated several new By United Press International P&P AUTO REPAIR Color us blue programs to improve the quality of T ^ay is Saturday, Sept. 17, the 706 Main 8L • “Arco Charga" • Manchaatar Connecticet's largest Floor Covering Dealer 2 5 y ea rs ago nurse, is cited for Korean duty. instruction and meet the needs of the 280th day of 1977 with 105 to follow. The Internal Revenue Ser­ in. Bruno Bycholski quits Manchester North End residents may oppose individual student. She has incor­ The moon is approaching its first vice is working on a new tax A more fitting idea would be police force; two others are leaving. proposed water rate hike. porated team teaching on several quarter. MANCHESTER SAFE &L0(»((M). MERCURY Board of Directors appears set to Realtors form advisory group to grade levels. This has allowed for The morning stars are Saturn, rHB LocfCSMirn , form that will be colored pink to color the forms blue, order survey of Police Department. assist town. greater flexibility without aban­ Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and Mars. 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 and white. It claims that the matching the mood of Directors suggest ceiling price of $3,- 10 years ago doning the structured classroom There is no evening star. WTO-MKMSHU Alarms Locks & Phono 646-2786 color scheme will help focus taxpayers while filling them 000,000 on new high school. This date was a Sunday; The needed by many children. Those bom on this date are under Safes. Combination Changes. NO SERVICe CHARGE Lt. Anastasia Chaponis, an Army Herald did not publish. Satei & Servico - Bondod ,Mo9l the eyes on areas to be filled out. Parents who have been involved the sign of Virgo. keys in slock Repairs ol all kinds j. 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FLO’S Gake Decorating Supplies bic. BRAKE JOR SPECIAL 1(46-0228 875-3252 -f Includes 4 wheeig with linings, White-collar crime is hard to explain A GOMPLETEIM OF 1% WLTON CAKE DECOMTNMS drums, Inspection ol cylinders. Disc brakes slightly 70 UNION ET. higher. * »* Editor’s note: This is the second in 111 CENTER ET. 59 mal price of doing business, in the Illegal corporate campaign con­ in the Department of Justice, have ROCKVILLE, CONN. a series of 15 articles exploring MANCHESTER, CONN, same manner that prostitutes con­ tributions and international bribes gone to investigate street crime and Moa • SiL 10-9 Mon. ■ SM. 10-9 :-4:' "Crime and Justice in America.” sider fines and arrests to be oc­ that have come to light in the last strengthen police forces to deal with Tliura., 10-1 FrI. 10-9 ’This series was written for Courses R&6 AUTO SERVICE cupational hazards. three years have generally been such crime. The rare LEAA ac­ 436 CENTER 8T. by Newspaper, a program developed Wedding Cakes A Specialty MANCHESTER Recent Senate investigations have treated as business or political news. tivities on white-collar crime have Mercury Travel of Manchester, Inc, Tel. 049-3963 by University Extension, University revealed widespread evidence of Yet white-collar crime can focused almost exclusively on fly-by- of California at San Diego, and fraud by doctors submitting claims produce more social damage than so- night consumer frauds. Crimes by |£Vf£/?yrH/NG IN '»‘=rP «oo" This office is truly unique in that the service and expertise is afforded for nothing 1 No charge is made for in funded by a grant from the National under Medicaid. That many lawyers called “real” crime. Muggings, the entrenched and powerful remain formation and assistance for or about air tickets, hotels, passports, etc., which cost exactly the same as tho''' Endowment for the Humanities. I J u s t i c e ! do not necessarily obey the law is il­ burglaries and robberies can unite unexamined. • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS developed through the time, effort, and hard work of the “do-it-yourself-er.” Your individual travel needs mi l My siSTER'S cloSET Supplement funding for this course I COURSES BY NEWSPAPER | lustrated by the extraordinarily people in moral condemnation of the Part of the problem of arousing • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS particular preferences are evaluated and satisfied by an expert, bonded office staff that ask no more than ■ CRAFTS was provided by the Center for large roster of attorneys involved in behavior. public and official concern lies in the • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES simple “thank you.” Studies of Crime and Delinquency, the Watergate crimes. White-collar crimes breed social diffuse character of injury from Sharon H Salalino Sandra H Rutini National Institute of Mental Health. Hypocrisy is a hallmark of white- malaise. They create distrust, explain the behavior of wealthy and white-collar crime. Street crimes of J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. Copyright 1977 by the Regents of collar crime. Offenders avoid calling cynicism and^eed — if others are violence produce immediate injury; Fum rusB TOPS p ic t u r e w inoMN s entrenched white-collar criminals. 160 Main SIreat the University of California. what they have done by its blunt doing it. I’ll get my share too. Tax Such criminals can be well- illegal air pollution kills more slowly. Mancheitar, Ct. 06040 (203) 646-5872 criminal name. They may grant that authorities, for example, believe Steal someone’s wallet and the ManchfiMf 649-7322 By GILBERT GEIS educated, happily married, devout in OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE their behavior was "illegal,” but cheating increased sharply after scream of anguish is immediate. But t : FORMAL’S INN their church attendance and Distribuled by they are likely to resist having it revelation of Mr. Nixon’s tax deceits. marvelously successful in their jobs. overcharge a few pennies on a United Press International called "criminal.” For example, an What can be done about white- But these conditions do not make or purchase and the outrage disappears. Why do persons who have wealth executive involved in the IMl an­ collar crime? s 763 keep them honest. Prisons vs. crimes The author and power take and offer bribes, titrust violations, which were MAIN SI. White-collar crime is com­ cheat on their income taxes, violate flagrant crimes, issued a statement Difficult issues arise, too, in I Gilbert Gels is professor of S - i monplace in the United States — just Arousing the public DON W ILLIS Spec/af/zfng In antitrust laws, and knowingly to the press saying that he was about regard to the most effective manner fi social ecology at the University ^ 643-1191 how common is not known because It is essential, first to recopize the 191 BRAKE SERVICI market defective automobiles and to serve a jail term “for conduct of dealing with captured white-collar ^of California at Irvine, having GARAGE good statistics are lacking. The late existence and the importance of MAIN ST. Front M SSfiEiwiI airplanes? which has been interpreted as being criminals. It is unlikely that they will ^previously taught for many § IS Mtin St, Tel 84MS31 Sen. Philip Hart once estimated that white-collar crime. Street crimes MANCHESTER CEnsril bpiir Work The answers are as different as the in conflict with the complex antitrust ever again do what they were caught years in the sociology depart- the nation lost $200 billion annually and traditional offenses are routinely crimes themselves. Some persons laws.” at (but then, the same is true for ment at California State Univer- 643-1900 from white-collar crime, while the tabulated by government agencies. most murderers). S sity, Los Angeles. ^ commit such offenses because they Former President Nixon and his Every three months the media U.S. Chamber of Commerce gave a Some would argue that white- I The recipient of many grants $ want more money or more power or attorney general called for harsh herald their publication, noting Serving Manchester over SO yn, much lower but still startling figure collar criminals should not be im­ i^to study compensation for vie- § h - a corporate promotion. Others do punishments for street criminals at a either that the number of offenses — $40 billion per year. prisoned, and that the shame they S tims of crime and rehabilitation S Showcase Jewelers such things because they think that's time when they themselves were are higher (usually they are), or are reap seems punishment enough. I of narcotics addicts, he has | Saa Ut For the way business has always been enmeshed in extensive criminal ac­ showing an encouraging, although |pentt*hfl The Florist conducted. And still others do it Public cyniciBin tivity. Such statements characterize Others differ, saying that we need I written extensively about these slight, decline. These reports strong­ to make an example of white-collar subjects as well as juvenile | 24 BIRCH 8T. • Expert Watch Repairs * *«J-S«n Repair because they are lazy, or don’t really Most citizens take such extensive the double standard for underworld ly Influence public attitudes and criminals to deter others. 1^: delinquency, violence and white- T EL 643-6247 sr-i.. Estate Jewelery see anything wrong with cheating, white-collar crime for granted. and upperworld crime. public policy. • Engraving bribing and deception. Indeed, public cynicism may be its They argue too that justice and g collar crime. 643-4444 F.T.D. • Insurance Appraisin( No government agency in the same fairness insist that "crimes in the ^ His books include "Man, One thing is certain: The standard most corrosive characteristic. For Costs of such crime 611 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 648-6787 way as the FBI’s “Uniform Crime streets” and "crimes in the suites” MSTRCH6 explanations for juvenile delinquency example, we seem to expect White-collar criminals steal more Crime and Society” (co- WORLD WIDE Reports” replarly proclaims how be treated similarly. AMER EXPREiK In tha Naw and criminal behavior cannot ac­ politicians to be subject to influence, money than traditional criminals. I authored with Herbert A. S SERVICE MANCHESTER MALL much antitrust activity is going on, One recent head of the Justice count for "white-collar crime” — the if only by the subtle insinuations of Thus, bank embezzlers steal much I Bloch), “Public Compensation whether doctors are involv^ in less Department's Criminal Division, name by which such upperworld law- campaign contributions. more from banks than robbers; a ^ to Victims of Crim e” and Medicaid fraud or more, or whether Richard Thornburgh, argued that breaking is known. Court-ordered sanctions against million-dollar robbery would be a g “White Collar Crime,” which he ^ lot or Call Ui For Frtt bribery is on the increase. “imposition of prison terms, joined Poverty, broken homes, reading corporations and cease and desist sensational news event, while a S edited with Robert Meier, S: U lknatti • Ahwikimi Prodiicta Large federal grants, particularly with appropriately high fines, should 5 w • Eal Up Awninia • ttananarr disabilities, psychiatric disorders, orders from administrative agencies million-dollar embezzlemnt is fairly from the Law Enforcement be the rule in white-collar cases... At Awalnis • Door Canopltt • IRON and similar disadvantages do not often are regarded as part of the nor- commonplace. Assistance Administration (LEAA) ritia Eoali Compltta wlih weatherSiiinHrs present, sad to say, the benefits Icrttnini •rordi tcratnhi|. PROMNOWAtCr OSTRINSKY S(»AP METAL which an offender can anticipate Questions DEALER IN WASTE l i : 5 W I from many white-collar crimes may IT 0IMD 04M MARCNEtln AWNim CO 1. How do th e standard COMIINATKM wmOOWt 108 WEST CENTER ST. a n d P A P E R be measured in millions of dollars.” MATERIALS 731 PARKER 8T. explanations for juvenile delinquency m aiuMiNUM • WHin TiliptieneeAMOOl Some say that the white-collar and criminal behavior relate to • imiini • Euc« Tal. 643-5735 or 543-5879 tHaUMttd 1949 “ / o r the tux thaVs IN for him m a criminal is more culpable; Having white-collar crime? i P f S I more advantages than others, he 2. What is the hallmark of white- bears more responsibility to obey the collar crime? ^brother a M f Ma n c h e s t e r NECCHI law. 3. What sorts of social damage do I GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Just a few of the Great Styles and Shapes that can be found at FORMAL’S INN. Thornburgh observed, “It is hard white-collar crimes produce? Mancheiter'a Only Complete Carpet Servlcei Jan, Percy, Tami, and Lynn show off these styles of Formals. I Sewing Machine to justify incarcerating the ghetto 14 High Strati, rtar 0 CENTER 4. Why is it difficult to arouse Being the Largest Formal House East of The River. We offer a special Prom Discount, E MfAlGS FAITS SUFFLIiS FOI ALL MAKES youth for theft of a car while at the public and official concern about MANCHESTER a Gr(X)m’s TUXEDO FREE Policy, a Chauffered Cadillac Service FREE, with your wed­ FOICIGN A rvnuiiTir same time putting on probation the white-collar crime? Phona: 646-5630 0 Authorised Sales S Seniee ding, and the only tuxedo shop with same day service available. 9 im t i. AMNk corrupt government official or 1 We Sell Al Fea>ewi SrtAdt crook^ attorney who has abused his We strive on Pride, Services and Value. Open 10-9 Mon-Thurs 10-8 Fri and 10-5 Sat. 37 ^ "ASembef afMenaf Mus^nou awmu" Answers A 'ASombofofMafKhmtaeCftambafofCommafea” Oak St. (Just down from Watkins off Main) 649-7901 position and milked the public for i 649-0545 larger sums of money.” 1. The standard explanations — "Serving the area lince 1955" 249 eaoAe at nAiiCMteTie White-collar criminals, like most poverty, broken homes, reading dis­ NiW Hpw ' f f l U D C i C C A M SIN C IR abilities, psychiatric disorders and criminals, lack sympathy for their WALLCXJVERINQ victims. They don’t understand — or similar disadvantages — cannot 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting Problem? We’ll Halpl CABOT STAINS care — that they are hurting others explain the behavior of wealthy and IN MlUKiESTIII, RtCHT ON MMN STISn GREENS & THINGS Strvict Billl mwins eorntthlng to u i — ind Btrvict mtans Bptndlng OLYMPICSTAINS entrenched white-collar criminals. enough timw with you to http you ttloci thw right pilot finish lor that job who have a right to fair dealing. COMRETt nWlNN I IN)PYIIK SOVKt 249 BROAD ST. 643-1635 you'rt planning. Sta ua for paint and larvict whtn you plan your nait Ralph Nader has suggested that a 2. Hypocrisy. LOW COST PRINTINO projfct. ,-GOLD coal mine executive who runs an un­ 3. Social malaise, distrust, WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO REAOY) **Plant People safe pit, for instance, should be cynicism and greed. NSMSS CMOS • siinm i • aan siian sentenced to work in the mines, 4. The diffuse character of injury MINIT-MAN PRINTING Are Nice People'' EMJohnson PAI NT CQ PAINTS * from white-collar crime. 111 MAIN ST. • MANCHEaTEB • 946-1777 . OPEN DAILY 10-6 where he would acquire a feeling of yOur • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES THURS. TIL 9 DEALER MANCHESTIR WALLPAPER A PAINT empathy for those he was exposing to • TRY OUR NEW 3-M lOND COPItRI SUNDAY 11-1 INDEPENDENT danger. 185 West Middle Tpkt. 429 CKN TM ST. » MANCHtaTXB______out Certificates Available Whatever the remedy for white- T M MAIN ST.. MANCHESTEK • 949-4501 collar crime, nobody looking at the The treatment of "upperworld” criminals— At left. Dr. Ar- lOU 41 W 4 M 6"T IITlie At Frank Arnone ~ Storage anHIGoBi^ facts can fail to be convinced that the 019.7901 mand Hammer, multi-millionaire chairman of Occidental phenomenon requires more attention - ^ - r - Proofing on all wintor MMICHE$TER OVER 45 Petroleum Corp., on his way to court in Ix)s Angeles to plead than it currently receives from the NEXT WEEK: Francis A.J. lanni, 111 1 cluAat(NoUMit) guilty from a wheelchair to charges of illegal campaign con­ public, criminologists, and govern­ professor of education at Teacher’s M EM O RIjlL CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE Grooms Tux FREE Plus Fron.lnsurancn ment authorities. White-collar crime College, Columbia University, and Aak about our^pr^lcy. tributions, March 4, 1976. He was fined $3,000 and placed on 0pp. East Camalary Can 649-5807 I filvW lA • 7 uM 1U I r.M. is real criminality, and it deserves I probation for one year. Above, Hammer arrives at Blair House author of “Black Mafia,” discusses OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Free chauffered Service. > rU Wtd.,Tliuc(.tPrL1NIP.M. our full concern and our strong cries . QUALITY HARRISON ST. (Weakly drawinga) for a meeting with President-elect Jimmy Carter to discuss o l'^ 37 Oak STREET of indignation. It has been overlooked MANCHESTER the economy, Dec. 9, 1976. (Wide World photos) ‘ for too long. MANCHESTER PARKAOE 643-9561 MEMORIALS ^ MANCHESTER. CONN. v°AHiaW fetisir““ 402 « f IT MIDOIE TTU.. EUNCNUTia MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MinchMter. Conn., Sat., Sept. 17, 1W7 - PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn., Sat., Sept. 17, 1977 Pellowa, Jennifer Bryan Dr. He was bom Lessard of 160 Lynesi St. maternal grandparents are Charily Ball slated Sept. 24 at Armory Civic Chorale begin Wollenherg-Conn Renee, daughter of Sept. 10 at Manchester His paternal grandfather is Mr. and Mrs. Edward Land Trust plans Timothy R. arid Gail E. Memorial Hospital. His Births John V. Mac of 81 Kinsey Sr. of Neptune, N.J. Holloway Fellows of Staf­ maternal grandparents are Wentworth Dr., East Hart­ His paternal grandfather is Al Gentile, well-known orchestra ford Springs. She was bom Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ford. His maternal great- Lucien Tetrault of Nep­ film presentations leader, will be featured at the rehearsals Monday Sept. 10 at Manchester lavecchia of 147 Laurel St., and Mrs. John Mulder of grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and tune, N.J. He has a sister, “Charity Ball” sponsored by the The Manchester Civic Chorale will choral experience and sight reading Memorial Hospital. Her South Windsor. His pater­ Royal Oak, Mich. Her Mrs. Norman G. Luther of Mrs. Wilfred Roux of West Jessica, 3. The Manchester Land Conserva­ the pond at the corner of Porter St. Organization of The Handicapped begin rehearsals Monday at7;30p.m. ability, but no auditions are maternal grandparents are nal grandparents are Mr. paternal grandparents are Schenectady, N.Y. His Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs. tion Trust is planning educational and Adelaide Rd. which the Marshes (OTH) on Saturday, Sept. 24 from |n the Robertson,School cafeteria, N. necessary. Male voices are especial­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Gerald T. Bowler Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester paternal grandparents are Frank DlLisio of Hartford. film presentations to illustrate donated to the land trust. This 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Manchester School 3t. Stuart Gilliespie Jr. will ly welcome. Holloway of Athol, Mass. of 52 Portland St. He has a Kolasa of Gaylord, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. His paternal great­ Burnt, Virloria, Manchesters participation in land presentation will be part of a Armory. conduct the chorale for his second Soloists will be needed for the Her paternal grandparents sister, Kelly Marie, 2. Her paternal great- Ponticelli of 30 McKee St. grandfather Is John J. daughter of Wayne M. and conservation in addition to a speaking program being prepared for With a theme of continuous music, season. He is a member of the facul­ December concerts. Auditions for are Mr. and Mrs. Archie grandparents are Mr. and Stomper of Center Teri J. Gardner Bums of professional narrated film to be local groups, to illustrate the purpose Gentile will feature both his Big ty of Naugatuck Community College. three soprano roles and one alto role Fellows of East Hartford. Kolasa, S al-ah Mrs. Jack Kolasa of Mae, John Robert, son Rutland, Vt. He has a 300 South St., Rockville. presented later this fall. and work of the land trust. Band and his Little Band. The Big Plans for this season include a will be held Thursday, Oct. 20, at She has a sister, Tammy Christine, daughter of Elmira, Mich. of John R. and Angela sister, Michelle Aimee, 5. She was bom Sept. 12 at The regular fall educational The land trust has set up a new Band, with 17 musicians and two series of three concerts in December Community Baptist Church. Renee. Renard J. and Marilyn J. Ponlirelli, Peter Lessard Mac of Tampa, Rockville General program meeting sponsored by the membership category to include cor­ vocalists, will play nostalgic music with the Naugatuck College Com­ For further information, contact Mulder Kolasa of 13 Ward, son of Ward P. and Fla., formerly of Trtrault, Joshua Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Land Conservation Trust porations. from the golden era of the big bands munity Chorus and the Ledyard John McLain, 643-7549. Briarwood Rd. She was Barbara E. Luther Pon- Manchester. He was bom Adam, son of Stanley L. grandparents are Mr. and Anyone interested in joining the for the public will be a film entitled, with vocals being handled by Miss Choral Society. Vivaldi’s "Gloria” Bowlrr, Thomas b o rn S e p t. 10 a t ticelli of 12 McKee St. He Aug. 26 a t W om en’s and Elizabeth Kinsey Mrs. Gordon W. Gardner of • The Secrets of the Wildlife World,” Manchester Land Conservation Trust Bobbi Rogers and Bob Tyler. Bobbi Rogers will be the featured work for the con­ William III, son of Manchester Memorial was born Sept. 10 at Hospital in Tampa. His Tetrault of 9 Cedarwood Spencer, Wis, Her paternal may do so at the narrated film 1977 can be a big year Dr.. Ellington, he was bom narrated by Dr. John Paling, a The smaller group will cater to Richards on vocals. certs. (or youl Toll our Thomas W. II and Yolanda Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Memorial maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and biologist from Oxford, England, who program on Nov. 16. those who enjoy the more contem­ Tickets are available by calling Anyone interested in joining the readers about your lavecchia Bowler of 130 grandparents are the Rev. Hospital. His maternal Mr. and Mrs. Lionel J. Sept. 10 at Manchester Mrs. Eugene W. Burns of is touring North America. The For further information, contact porary music along with ethnic and 643-0779. group may do so by attending the service with a Memorial Hospital. His Waterbury. program will be Wednesday, Nov. 26, Mrs. Theresa Parla, president, 643- Latin beats and will feature Mary first rehearsal. Singers should have Classified ad. 1 V. at East Hartford High School. 1823. Dr. Alexander Marsh and his wife, Gertrude, members of the land trust board of directors, are preparing a AH Stop&Shops open Sunday 9 am-simi slide presentation they call "Four FINAST SUPERMARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9TO 4 Seasons on the Pond,” which shows Finast Supwmarket Kelly Road and Route 83, Vam on Open Sunday 9 To 6 the changing phases of wild life on GddMedal SSi StmeShM f tM cowooe Congregational Church AIUB Flour Laundry A Q f£ Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Wollenberg school to begin Sunday Mipunmi C h ip o W l Sally Ann Ck>nn and Jonathan Scott Wollenberg, both of 51b.bag 100% NUural>8 oz. b«g c & Detergent 7 7 Manchester, exchanged marriage vows May 21 at St. 49ouno*box 2 1 2 ^ The Church School of Second Congregational Church C«o0$uA <• S4( S»o> 24 L-wMM boi pfCuMomr Bridget Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Conn Finast will resume Sunday with registration scheduled for 9:30 y j i i i h i i ' i a m. The students will participate in the 10 a.m. worship of 54 Tanner St. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. service and leave for their classes (kindergarten through Patricia D. Wollenberg of 154 Hilliard St. The Rev. Robert Stack of St. Bridget Church per­ senior high) at an appointed time. Wi*>r»i Cake Mixes SAVE Dinners Dorothy Pouliot, Grades 7 through 8. Other teachers are Susan Conn of East Hartford, sister of the bride, was SAVE ■ O S lS B ! SAVE expected to be assigned to classes before Church School maid of honor. Mrs. Jane Solomonson of Manchester, another sister of the bride, was matron of honor. begins Sunday, according to the superintendent and assis­ ••m m>s ( oupon 4dwih Ihra 7 coupon «rtmihi%cowoon Bridesmaids were MaryJane Rea of Manchester and * Frozen tant superintendent. and 67 V) ptycnaw frozen Pick from a large selection «td$2 SOtMcnate SOpu*cn«>e *ac>usni« o' c^tn* Cathy Donovan of Windsor, cousins of the bride; and oe*( CO p/'AxH Bodlopaccoproducts I andiotM/too/odur's F ish Of Eileen Kieman of Manchester. 1 8 'jo z . ■ I lmrfoF^* coupon curriculum will be implemented in the first six grades. Limit on* coupon I Fio u n d o f Timothy Rea of Manchester, cousin of the bride, served (wrlamtfy | * 1 The church's religious education committee has es­ 100%*AU Natural** tablished "Identity'' as the theme for the junior high as best man. Ushers were Paul Solomonson of classes, and "Communication,” for the senior high. The Manchester, brother-in-law of the bride; and Eugene new curriculum has been written jointly with several Is&tke Cream Olechno, Brace Davidson and Paul Desjunes, all of other denominations and is designed to relate the Bible to Half Gallon Tub ^ | | 3 9 Manchester. 2 life. Assorted Flavors A The wedding reception took place at the VFW Home on French DressingM.. E. Center St. The couple is now living in Manchester. Kraft Dinner Macaroni A ChMM 7' .02 Habitant Pea Soup .. .o, Shasta Diet Cola The church also offers a Youth Fellowship program for Chopped Broccoli siopsshop 3 »i junior and senior high levels. Meetings take place Sunday (O’Connell photo) Broccoli Spears siopishop 39c VR)otaK*ma( Vienna Sausage Lfibv 1 5 Of Grapefruit Juice. R nast Applesauce evenings. A wide range of group activities is offered for .best Sweet Com Oaam Style i6o/ fenowship. Bible study and service projects. 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MANCHB8TER Green Cabbage Tasti OSaa-Frozen We raterva tha nghi to bmtt quantitiaa Stewart, Grade 4; Mrs. T«l. 646-9044 Priest ettscitvs Sunday Sspismbsf 1B llifu Sslurdsy S»pl»mbei24,1977 George Mancini and Mrs. 'CepreNI|77by9tepASriop9wpe>m«ihM MlighUimfvgd Larrv Rekus, Grade 5; Mr. PAGE ElOHT-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandwiter. Conn., Sat., Sept. 17,1W7 Logue certified [ obituarie^ Community Baptist Church Bolton park talk may break FOI law Mrs. Cecelia B. Pashkiewich as vote winner EAST HARTFORD- Mrs. Cecelia By DONNA HOLLAND apparently violated the state On Monday, F irst Selectman there was no intent to obstruct or definition of meeting to include "any the grant receives final approval, a Becker Pashkiewich, 86, of 34 Hrrald Corrrapondrni Freedom of Information. (FOI) Act Henry Ryba was invited to the PBC hold back any information. Candlewood Dr. died Friday at an to mark 25th anniversary communication by or to a quorum of Town Meeting will be a.sked to ap­ Bolton's Public Building Commis­ when they met with the PBC meeting by PBC Chairman Edward "It was an intentional meeting, not NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Mayor certification until DiLieto’s charges East Hartford convalescent home. a multi-member public agency, prove spending the money. Ryba sion (PBC) this week reviewed and Wednesday night. Delsignore. Ryba planned to go to get a chance meeting, but we didn’t tran­ Frank Logue was certified as the were heard in court ’Tuesday. She was the widow of Alex whether in person or by means of said. Community Baptist Church will UNICEF (UN Chldren’s Fund). suggested revisions in the The FOI Act defines a meeting as help in completing federal sact a'ny business," Shepherd said. winner of New Haven’s Democratic ’The judge’s reversal apparently Pashkiewich. “any hearing or other proceeding of a electronic equipment, to discuss or "We have to bo ready to move by celebrate the 25th anniversary of its He has traveled widely observing preliminary proposal for develop­ paperwork for a grant for the park Ryba told The Herald he polled primary after a Judge Friday has no effect on ’Tuesday’s hearing of Mrs. Pashkiewich was bom in public agency and any convening or development. Other selectmen act upon a matter over which the Dec. 12 or we could lose the money," founding with a banquet tonight and a world trends and has conferred with ment of Indian Notch Park (the selectmen by telephone Tuesday to reversed his previous order DiLieto’s claims voting Poland and lived in Wallingford for learned of the PBC meeting and also public agency has supervision, con­ Ryba said special anniversary service Sunday presidents, secretaries of state and former E.J. Holt property). assembly of a quorum of a multi­ get approval to accept the $131,000 withhoiding certification untii Biagio irregularities occurred in the 50 years before coming to East Hart­ trol. jurisdiction or advisory power." The landscape architect, Gragin, at lO:30 a.m. in the church sanc­ other national and international of­ member public agency ... to discuss attended. federal grant for park development. DiLieto’s compiaints of voting bitterly-fought primary ’Thursday. ford four years ago. She had attended Several other town officials met The Board of Selectmen didn't file plans to meet with the PBC again tuary. f i c i a l s ^ ^ ______or act upon a matter over which the Ryba said the selectmen did Two of the five members couldn't be irregularities were heard in court. The taliy, inciuding absentee St. Peter and Paul Church, with the PBC Wednesday night to a notice of its intent to conduct the Wednesday to di.scuss more details of The Rev. John Neubert, pastor of hear the plans, prepared by Ray public agency has supervision, con­ not meet Wednesday night, even reached, but the others gave their ap­ Superior Court Judge Harold baiiots, that was compieted Friday Wallingford. trol, jurisdiction or advisory power.” telephone meeting. Nor was a record the development plan the First Baptist Church of Cragin of CMA Partnership, a though they all attended the PBC proval, he said. Missal said iate Friday he met in showed Logue received 10,935 votes She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. meeting. of the votes filed within the required In other business Wednesday night, Wallingford and the first pastor of r Fire calls 1 landscape architect recently hired by The telephone poll may also be con­ 48 hours. Ryba said the PBC elected Douglas Cheney its chambers with lawyers for both sides to 10,596 for DiLieto, who retired as Frances Laubacher of East Hart­ Community Baptist, will be the V— ...... the PBC. "Chance" meetings are excluded, sidered a meeting under recent and vacated his order made earlier in police chief in June. ford; and a granddaughter. ■‘In this case, the (FOI) law is kind secretary and approved payment of featured speaker at tonight’s but at least one selectman said that it revisions to the FOI act. If so, there The necessary federal paperwork the day. ’The judge’s order that aii voting The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. Manchester The Board oi Selectmen and a of ridiculous," Ryba said. $2,800 to Ralph Zahner for a banquet. was not a chance meeting. may have been another violation. was completed Wednesday night and Logue's lawyers argued state law machines iocked and not tampered from Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Today, 8:02 a.m.^lectrical fire, minor quorum of the Planning Commission Selectman Ernest Shepherd said topographical map of Indian Notch The Rev. Dr. Kenneth L. Maxwell, Tile revision to the act expands the the forms were mailed Thursday. If does not grant judges power to bar with until the hearing Tuesday ap- Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a Mass at damage, Mayfair Gardens, 291 Main St. Park. Delsignore said professor and chairman of the (District) certification, and the election parentiy remains in effect. St. James Church, Rocky Hill, at 10. political science department at Rider Today, 9:13 a.m.—odor of smoke, 205 perhaps wouid have to be held again Friday's taliy gave Logue a 339 Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial College, who participated in Com­ Olcott St. (Town) since the law requires election vote plurality. The unofficiai Logue Park, Rocky Hill. munity Baptist’s first service, will be Change in FOI Act moderators to certify winners within plurality Thursday was 228 votes. Friends may call at the funeral Community calendar guest speaker at Sunday’s anniver­ East Hartford 24 hours after the balloting ends. DiLieto charg^ that 200 to 300 home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 sary service. 'The judge said he still wanted to elderly citizens his supporters had p.m. Friday, 5:43 a.m.—Investigation at a When Community Baptist was commercial building at 91 Tolland St. niay affect Vernon deal with DiLieto's charges but did registered for the mayorai primary Andover p.m.. Town Hall. formed, the nucleous of the church Friday, 6:24 a.m.—Minor fire in home not want to get mired down in legal were turned away from the polis By BARBARA RICHMOND "In other words, a telephone poll is Mrs. Joseph C. Liseila Sr. Rev. John Neubert came from Central Baptist Church of at 23 Holland Lane. Sunday technicalities raised by Logce's because their names were not on the Tuesday now a meeting However, it is EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Anne Hartford and the Rev. Dr. Maxwell Friday, 7:06 a.m.—Fence on fire at the Herald Reporter iawyers. He said some state staiutes voting lists. Silver Tea sponsored by Ramnants, Recent changes in the Freedom of arguable that a letter sent to a Marie Albano Liseila, 67, of 16 was pastor of the Hartford church at Center School. Public hearing on noise ordinance, dealing with elections had not been Logue, backed by the Yaie es­ Friday, 12:13 p.m.—Boy injured in auto 3 to 5 p.m., Andover Congregational Information (FOI) Act will affect the quorum of the Town Council, for Foxbrook Rd., formerly of Hartford that time. 7 p.m.. Town Hall. interpreted before. tablishment, was the slightiy favored accident on Rolling Meadow Dr. See Church. present practice of the Vernon Town example, could constitute a meeting. and Hollywood, Fla., died Friday at Dr. Maxwell, a specialist in inter­ Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall. Eariier Friday, Missal blocked candidate going in to the bailoting. story this page. Monday Council of adding items to the agenda This would be an absurd result but Hartford Hospital. She was the wife national relations, recently com­ Wednesday Friday, 2:04 p.m.—Medical call to Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.; assessor at the start of a meeting, merely on we must be aware of it, " Burke said. of Joseph C. Liseila. pleted a year of post-doctoral studies Bike seminar, 7 p.m., police sta­ Governor and Prospect Sts. and tax collector, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town request of a councilman. Other FOI Act changes listed by Mrs. Liseila was born in Williman- at the Woodrow Wilson School of tion. Friday, 3:29 p.m.—Medical call to Office Building. This is the opinion of Town Atty. Burke include: tic and had lived in the Hartford area Public and International Affairs at Silver Lane at Cipolla Dr. Conservation Commission, 7:30 Grange No. 76, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Martin Burke, who has prepared a • The agenda of regular meetings ManchMtor polica raport for 50 years. Princeton University. He is a direc­ Friday, 3:59 p.m.—Auto accident with p.m.. Town Hall. memorandum which he suggests be must be available to the public and She is also survived by a son, tor of the United Nations Association minor injuries at Main and Willow Sts. Tuesday East Hartford Citizens Action distributed to all heads of be filed in the office of the town clerk Vincent I. Farrand, 72, of 130 Joseph C. Liseila Jr. of East Hart­ of the USA and a member of the Friday, 5:43 p.m.—Medical call to 32 Brownie and Girl Scout registra­ Group (EHCAG) elections, 7:30 Ronald K. Brown, 18, of 28 Turnbull Bliss St. departments, boards and com­ or in the regular office of the agency Woodbridge St., charged with fourth- ford; two daughters, Mrs. Mary American Political Science Associa­ tion, 7 p.m., Andover Elementary p.m., St. John’s (ihurch. Main St. Friday, 9:25 p.m.—Medical call to 44 missions. not less than 24 hours before that Rd., was charged with operating a degree larceny in connection with an "P at” Blackburn of Hartford and tion, the International Studies School. Connecticut Blvd. Friday In reference to adding items to an meeting. motor vehicle while under the in­ alleged shoplifting at Northway Mrs. Dolores Carotenuti of Rocky Association, the Society for Religion Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., An­ Today, 2:01 a.m.—Medical call to 395 American Fife and Drum Corps agenda, Burke said these items may • In the event special meetings are fluence of liquor in connection with a Pharmacy Friday night. He was Hill; a brother, Louis Albano of in Higher Education and the dover Elementary School. Main St. weekend tag sale, begins 6 p.m., be considered and acted upon at the held, written notice must be three-car accident at New State Rd. Oakville; a sister, Mrs. Rose American Academy of Political and Andover Congregational Church, released on a nonsurety bond for Today, 2:13 a.m.—Auto accident with Seville’s Mobile at Burnside Ave. and meeting provided two-thirds of those delivered to the home of each and W. Middle Tpke. early today. court Oct. 3. Wesoloski of Middletown; and nine Social Science. He also has served on church council, 7:30 p.m. minor injuries at 447 Main St. Walnut St. present and voting agree. member before the meeting. Police said Brown’s vehicle was in John P. Dixon, 22, of 258 Oak St., grandchildren. the board, the executive committee Today, 3:03 a.m.—Medical call to 17 Wednesday collision with a car driven by Joseph At the start of each council This could be waived, but Burke charged with breach of peace in con­ The funeral is Monday at 8 a.m. and the corporation of UNICEF and Holmes St. Saturday J. Lessard Jr., 18, of 844 Vernon St. Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town meeting now. Mayor Thomas Benoit suggested that written notices be im­ nection with a domestic dispute from D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 235 was a delegate un 1972 to the United Today, 5:40 a m.—Medical call to 107 Penney football team plays which was stopped at a stop light. Plain Dr. Office Building. asks council members if they have plemented as procedure Friday night. He was released on a Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, with a Nations Conference on Human En­ (immunity Health Service nurse, Manchester at home, 1:30 p.m. Lessard's vehicle was forced into one nonsurety bond for court Oct. 3. Mass at St. James Church, Rocky Rev. Dr. Kenneth Maxwell Today, 8:18 a.m.—Medical call to 48 EHHS plays Simsbury away, 1:30 any items they wish to be discussed Bulletin hoard vironment in Sweden, representing Elm St. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Hall. that night and the items are just driven by Arthur F. Therian Jr., 35, John J. Svelyns, 24, of 168 Pine St., Hill, at 9. Burial will be in Rose Hill p.m. The Women of the First Thursday automatically added by the mayor or of 81 Kensington St. charged with third-degree criminal Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. St. Christopher’s Ladies Guild Congregational Church will meet Potluck at Bolton park a council member. Lessard was treated at Manchester Friends may call at the funeral Early closing of Andover Elemen­ Harvest Fair, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m. in Fellowship mischief in connection with van­ Burke said another pertinent change Memorial Hospital and discharged. dalism to a motor vehicle Sept. 1 on home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday tary School, 12:30 p.m. school bn Brewer St. Members of the Bolton Woman's Club sample the many dis­ Hall. Marg Wilson and Laura is in the definition of a meeting. He Brown’s court date is Oct. 4. Charter Oak St. Court date is Sept. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. hes at potluck supper this week at Herrick Memorial Park, Pestridge of the Gift of Herbs shop in 19. said the amendment now defines a Somers will talk about tea The event kicked off this season’s club activity. (Herald photo meeting as any communication by or Lyn H, Fay, 31, of 85 Helaine Rd., M ario G. Bonfiglio, 39, of Hefreshments will be served All Bolton by Dunn) to a quorum of a multi-member was charged with failure to obey a Wethersfield, charged with breach of Democratic Hebron area women are invited public agency. stop sign in connection with an acci- peace in connection with a distur­ federation Today Sunday d ^ t Friday afternoon at Highland bance on Center St. early today. He and Autumn Sts. Police said her car meets Tuesday t*each Festival, sponsored by Men’s Fellowship breakfast, 7:30 was released on a nonsurety bond for Women’s Auxiliary of Fire Depart­ a.m.. First Congregational Church. was in collision with a car driven by court Oct. 3. Susan R. Masinda, 23, of Bloomfield, The Hartford County Federation of ment, 5 to 8 p.m., firehouse. Church school at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.; Giamalis hears tenant complaints William H. Manning, 24, of East Democratic Women Clubs will meet Sunday deacons meeting, 7 p.m. M A I R A R I r k \r tlrY*Yplrtr%rv 4^ 4^l1i« a11 4 1 % ^ mt N.J., who was treated at Manchester By MAL BARLOW working to tally all the tenants’ statements orally as the meeting got Hartford, charged with operating a Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Tower winter, he said. Memorial Hospital and discharged. Bolton Tigers midget football, 1 Monday Fasl Hartford gripes. under way. They said their past ef­ motor vehicle while under the in­ Suite of the Hartford Insurance A tenant told him about trash near Other arrests included: p.m.; Bolton Bulldogs senior pony Assessor, tax collector and town Reporter leaders of the association had forts to correct problems were fluence of liquor and trespassing on Group. their building. Lawrence F. Bagley Sr., 56, of 156 public lands early today. Police said football, 3 p.m., Herrick Memorial clerk, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office The tenants of East Hartford’s prepared a list of statements for frustrated. Guest speaker will be Represen­ "Taking care of garbage has to be Park St., charged with operating a his car was p ark^ on the sidewalk of Park. Building. Sanitarian office hours by Hockanum Village housing project Giamalis Wednesday night. Giamalis tried to answer each tative Abraham Glassman of South joint effort. It's a part of your lease motor vehicle while under the in­ Nathan Hale School on Spruce St. He Reception for the Rev. and Mrs. appointment from 6 to 9 p.m. off Brewer St. gave Nick Giamalis a Statements included: question although several would Windsor, co-chairman of the Joint that you help clean up around your fluence of liquor. Court date is Oct. 4. James Knorr, 3 to 6 p.m., Vernon Rham Board of Education, 7 p.m., hot reception Wednesday night when • We are being vandalized to death. come at him at once. was released on a nonsurety bond for Legislative Education Committee. buildings." Giamalis said Bonnie Durfee, 25, of 20A Thomp­ court Oct. 4. United Methodist Church. Rham High School Library. he met with them at their community We want a patrolman for the project. "I can only go so far each year, ” he son Rd., charged with operating a Representative Glassman has been a A man said his son had worked Michael P. Rehmer, 19, of Vernon, Monday Meeting of new 4-H Club, 7:30 p.m., center. We want you (Giamalis) to send in said. "The more money I have, the most of the day mowing lawns near motor vehicle while under the In­ member of the General Assembly the application for this now. charged with speeding Friday. Court Assessor, tax collector and town Hebron Elementary School. After two hours of talking — and more 1 can do” their building. The workmen hadn't fluence of liquor. Court date is Sept. since 1974. OPEN Executive Council meeting, 7:30 hollering — the tenants had cooled • Mr. Giamalis owes us a decent, date is Oct. 4. clerk, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Hall. “The first month I was here, ” he been able to get to it for over a month 27. * I.- ' .V ■: c ■- Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Com­ p.m.. First Congregational Church. down. healthy place to live. Results of the said, "I went to HUD (federal When the son asked the workmen for Christopher M. Page, 20, of Hart­ munity Hall. Rham Music Boosters, 7:30 p.m. They gave Giamalis a friendly, checklists we filled out show that we Housing and Urban Development of­ ford, charged on a warrant with help to remove the cut grass, they [ About town I St. Maurice Church religious Rham High School music room. "Good night." are not getting this. fice) to get funds. We didn’t get a told him they didn’t have time. third-degree larceny in connection SUNDAY • We want repairs started without education teachers, 7:30p.m., Parish Tuesday Giamalis is executive director of penny." "Why don't you call me about with the theft of a wallet from a any delay. Arthur Drug Center. Democratic Town Committee, 8 the East Hartford Housing Authori­ He and the authority have finally this? " said Giamalis. Laurel St. apartment last March. He Tuesday p.m.. Town Office Building. ty, which oversees the project which • We want our apartments succeeded in getting $250,000 in Mrs. Catherine Larson, a leader in was being held today on $250 cash Friendship Circle of the Salvation 10 AJII. to 5 P.M. property houses 100 low-income families. "bombed" (sprayed for bugs) by a federal funds for the project. Many the Larrabee-Woodland Association, bond. Army will have a potluck Monday at Bolton Homemakers, 10 a.m. to 2 Wednesday different company that will do it p.m., Community Hall. Of all the projects, Hockanum needed repairs will be done soon, he attended and spoke. 6 p.m. at the Citadel. Those attending Public health nurses, 1 to 3 p.m., Village has the most problems. The right, said. changes hands are asked to bring their own place Circular Week Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m., "People outside the project are Town Office Building. tenants have formed an association, • We want fences in the village First will be new siding and settings. Guest speaker will be Don­ Community Hall. very concerned about what goes on Child injured Ham Radio Club, 7 p.m., Town Of­ part of the East Hartford Citizens repaired. heating system repairs to cost $180,- A Massachusetts realty firm has na McCarthy who will tell of her Starts Tomorrow! Wednesday fice Building. here.' she told them. "It's obvious a Brian C. Zinko, 5, of 84 Rolling recently purchased property on the Action Group, which has been The tenants repeated these 000. It should be complete before lot of your problems would be solved experiences as an American Field Conservation Commission, 7:30 Troop 28 Boy Scouts, 7 p.m., Gilead Meadow Dr., East Hartford, this west side of Main St. from St. James if there were a lot of money Service (AFS) student in Spain last Extra Special p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. Hill School gymnasium. morning was reported in satisfactory to Forest Sts. available. " summer. Fire commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Thursday condition at Manchester Memorial The 2.41-acre plot includes com­ .She told them of efforts to get morq firehouse. Few air charter ideas Hospital despite a car wheel nearly mercial buildings housing the Arthur Savings Throughout Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town federal funds. * Public Building Commission, 7:30 final one. and also interview town of­ 30 days. Then it will return the docu­ rolling on his chest Friday at 12:13 Drug Store, S&H Green Stamp store The Rosary will be said Sunday Office Building. Coventry By the time expected federal funds p.m.. Community Hall. ficials concerning their requests. ment to the commission with p.m. in East Hartford. and other smaller stores, as well as from 7:30 to 8 p.m. on radio station Recreation Commission, 8 p.m.. come, the uses planned for them will The Store! St. Maurice Church maturity com­ Only four residents turned out this Olmstead objected to a proposal recommendations. The counil may The boy was waiting with his the town-leased parking lot. WINF (1230 on the dial). Town Office Building. have been met through other mittee, 7:30 p.m.. Parish Center. week at a public hearing by the which would give the town manager either accept or reject the com­ mother, Mrs. Nancy Vance, in a car The property was transferred from programs, she said. The town will Planning Commission, 8 p.m.. Coventry Charter Revision Commis­ authority to allow a department or mission’s final charter, which will be at the end of Rolling Meadow Dr. at Dorothy W. Waldron and Richard S. Members of the Anderson-Shea need new ways to spend the money or Community Hall. Vernon sion to consider its recommen­ agency to transfer money within its subject to a referendum. Silver Lane for a school bus, police Willis, trustees for Investment Real­ Post and Auxiliary will meet Monday forfeit it. SATURDAY Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Com­ dations. budget. Holiday fair plans said. As the bus approached, the boy ty Co. to Bernard C. Cohen and at the post home between 6 and 6:30 Today Aldo Rovero. another "outsider " munity Hall. Dorothy Wilmbt, who has run a Commission Chairman Ann Baker The Gleaners Group of the Second was behind his mother. He opened Charles S. Rosenblum, trustees of p.m. for a visit to Rocky Hill campaign against the Town Council concerned about the village, 2-DAY SIZZLERS & SUNDAY Junior Grange 92, 2 p.m.. Grange said the revisions contained a con­ Congregational Church has planned a the driver’s door and stepped out Interim Realty Trust, at a selling Veterans Hospital. Friday for leaving out departmental volunteered to meet with Giamalis to Hall, Rt. 30. flicting clause giving the council this holiday fair Nov. 12. although the car was moving, police price of $320,000. Interim Realty is a Community Service Awards Night, requests in a 1976 budget document, inform him of details of the federal Monday authority. Since the revision is being Weekly work meetings for the fair said. division of Main Streets Realty sponsored by Republican Town Com­ was jubilant that the commission has program. OUR LOWEST PRICE! PUCA hearing on CL & P rate in­ submitted to the council, she will be held every Monday at 7 p.m. When Mrs. Vance reached for him, Associates, Inc., a Braintee, Mass, mittee, 6:30 p.m., Fiaino’s suggested the council choose an Giamalis urged association leaders crease, 10:30 a.m.. Memorial suggested these figures be required at the Community House. her foot fell off the brake. They both real estate and investment firm. CONAIR/ Restaurant. to invite the five-member authority Fraud case Building, Park Pi (continues through in future budget proposals. alternative. fell out of the car and the rear wheel Robert Gorman, chairman of the Interested persons may contact to the village. Mrs. Donna Russeli. evening) But Mrs. Wilmot argued against The council must hold its own Mrs. Elbert Carlson or Mrs. Glenn rolled onto the boy’s chest before she Manchester Parking Authority, said NORWALK (UPI) - The case of Instalments 1000 Watt association president, said they Northeast School craft and tag provisions that would give the coun­ public hearing on the revisions within Bradley. could get back into the car and put on he was aware of the property an owner of a rice import-export 5-Function would. Blower-Styler sale, starts 10 a.m. cil chairman and vice-chairman the the brake, police said. transfer, but does not know if it will business has been continued to Oct. 3 Coventry honorary titles of mayor and deputy in Norwalk Common Pleas Court. LE.D. Watch Reg. 15.99 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Elast Hartford paramedics treated have any effect on the parking lot. He f Monday mayor. East Hartford sets him at the scene and a Manchester said the lot is leased from the owners Dennis E. Kealey, 52, is charged school administration building. Park j MC Board of Welfare, 10:30 to 11:30 "This puts the town manager in a ambulance took him to MMH. He with larceny and fraudulent sale of St. on a yearly basis. , I a.m.. Town Hall. bad position,” she said. "He should many sports events appeared not to have suffered any securities. Authorities said he stole Charter Revision Commission, 8 Town Council hearing on revenue be the head of the town. Once the serious injuries but was kept for $20,000 from a Norwalk woman. p.m.. Memorial Building, Park PI. sharing, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. movement toward a mayor gets H ere is this w eek’s Penney at EHHS, 3:30 p.m. observation, police said. Tuesday Planning and Zoning Commission, started, we will wind up with a paid schedule of sports events in In girls volleyball, EHHS Indicates hour, minute, 1000 Watts to boost Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Memorial mayor." East Hartford: plays Hartford Public in Hart­ seconds, plus the month drying and styling 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Building, Park PI. Tuesday Councilman Robert Olmstead dis­ Sunday ford, 3:15 p.m. and date. Smart styling power, plus concen­ Senior Citizen pinochle, 1:30 p.m.. agreed. “The chairman puts in 20 I'riduy for the man on the go! Flag football games begin Moses suggests trator nozzle. #078. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 Senior Citizen Center, Park PI. hours a week or more," he stated. Boys cross country. EHHS p.m.. Town Hall. at 10 a.m. at Martin Park and Wednesday "The least you can do is give him a ti­ McAuIiffe Park. meets Hall at EHHS, 3:30 WESTOWl Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m. Open executive board meeting of tle for the job.” Midget football games are special constables p.m., old Zollo's building. PHARMACY Church Women United, 10 a.m.. Olmstead opposed a charter at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at Varsity soccer, Penney o v y z j YEARS O f CONTINUOUS SERVICEI Wednesday change that would submit the coun­ McAuIiffe Park. The plays Fermi at Fermi, 3:30 A • Manchester Town Counsel Victor Moses has formally SAVE I $5 REBATE offer] Union Congregational Church. p.m. 455 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER OVER cil’s recommended budget to a public Mustangs will play the Vernon recommended that officials in the Building Department *28 Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., Rockville United Methodist Church JV soccer, Penney plays be named special constables, which would permit them 643-5230 ACaptain Town Hall. Women, starts 6:30 p.m. with hearing. Now only the manager’s tpam here and then the Elks will play the Enfield Starrs Fermi at Fermi, 3:30 p.m. 7 to issue summons for building and zoning violations. •TOUR COMMUNITY HEAITH SERVICE STORE* Conservation Commission, 7:30 potluck. proposed budget is submitted to a Varsity soccer, EHHS plays cpiSlIy p.m.. Town Hall. hearing before the Annual Town here. The Cardinals go to Moses, in a letter delivered Friday to Town Manager Thursday Bloomfield and the Vikings go Hall at Hall, 3:30 p.m. Smoke Parks and Recreation Commis­ Meeting that acts on the budget. JV soccer, EHHS plays Hall Robert Weiss, said that the manager should appoint Senior Citizen pinochle, 1:30 p.m., to Enfield to play the Lancers. sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. While he was in favor of the concept at Hall, 3:30 p.m. Francis Conti, chief building inspector, and Ernest Detector Senior Citizen Center, Park PI. Monday Machell, zoning enforcement officer, to the special con­ by Gillette Public Health Nursing Association, of a hearing, Olmstead felt the coun­ In girls swimming. EHHS stable positions for a two-year period. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. cil would not have enough time to In JV football, Penney plays meets Maloney at Maloney. Bloomfield at Penney, 3:15 Our Reg. Price 36.99 prepare both a proposed budget and a 3:30 p.m. Conti and Machell have requested more enforcement p.m. Due to alterations at the Town Saturday power. They have said that the present setup does not OPEN You Pay CaMor 29.88 Tuesday Why not get a jump on Fall, now that give them enough authority to enforce town regulations. Gillette Rebate 5.00* Hall, some meetings scheduled there The EHHS football team Moses and Weiss previously had indicated that the 40 Channel CB Transceiver may be moved to either the high In girls volleyball, EHHS plays Simsbury at Simsbury, the children are back to school and special constable appointments might be made. But, ALL DAY RF power output; 4 school or Capt. Nathan Hale School, Area school lunch menus plays MBS at EHHS, 3:15 1:30 p.m. treat yourself to a new hair style — Let Watts ANL and PA Alarm sounds at Please check with the town p.m. Penney’s football teani Moses' Friday letter to Weiss is the first formal indica­ earliest staged YOUR our trained stylists give you a tion that such a step will be taken. switches. FCC manager’s office on the day of the / In varsity soccer, EHHS plays Manchester at Penney, SUNDAY approved KCB-l 140, fire, including FINAL meeting. parsley potato, carrots, bread. plays Penney at EHHS, 3:30 1:30 p.m. refreshing look — The letter suggests that Conti and Machell be given Reg. 77.60 WOWl I electrical fires. COST p.m. guidelines for issuing summonses and that they receive Vernon Klemcntury, Sykes, MiihlU* OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 10 Per store. No Rain Checks. *See Clerk For DeUlli In girls swimming, EHHS Introducing Miss Joan instructions from the Police Department on the proper High S<4ioul Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, plays Platt at EHHS, 3:30 formerly of the House of Charles in East procedures for issuances. East Hartford broccoli, roll, mixed fruit. p.m. Our Staff Is Here 7 Days Monday: Ravioli with meat rfauce, The summonies could be issued for building code or THREE EASY WAYS Sunday Tuesday: Beef stew with vegetables, In girls cross country, Site Hcralki Hartford. zoning violations. Moses suggests that they be issued only TO CHARGE broccoli, roll, mixed fruit. roll, strawberry shortcake. Penney meets Wethersfield A week To Serve Your Family! MMIGHESia VEimON Tuesday: Beef stew with vegetables, as a last step. 1. CALOOR CHARGE Chrysanthemum Tea of the Wednesday: Open roast beef sandwich, High School boys at SECOND ALL MEDICINAL 2. MASTER CHARGE Democratic Women’s Club, 2 to 5 roll, Jello. gravy, mashed potato, peas, gingerbread. Wethersfield, 3 p.m. SECTION “The summonses should only be issued as a last resort UtSToilaRilTiinipIkR Tii*Clty Sho|i|iing tanter Wednesday: Meatballs with gravy, and only after written warnings were made and sufficient SERVICES AVAILABLE 3 . BANKAMERICARD p.m. Veterans Memorial. Thursday: Meatball grinder, cole slaw, In boys cross country, GINO’S COIFFURE mashed potato, peas, bread, dessert. Penney meets Wethersfield at SATURDAY, time given to correct the violation,” Moses wrote. Monday peaches. 351 CENTER STREET Store Hours: Daily 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. • Sat. 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. • Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday: Juice, salami grinders, Friday: Kish, tartar sauce, parsley Wethersfield, 3 p.m, Metropolitan District Commission potato chips, applesauce. potato, carrots, Jello. SEPTEMBER 17, 1977 6 4 6 - 5 4 1 1 hearing on North Meadows sewers, 7 Friday: Baked fish, tartar sauce. Wednesday In JV soccer, EHHS plays PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Sat., Sept. 17. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mincfawter, Conn., Sat., Sept. 17. 1977- PAGE THREP.n W i n g s O f E v e n i n g By CLIFF SIMPSON | Missionary to Zambia ■:ei 1 “Peace, joy” Perhaps if the congregation had Summer vanquished ■■■ ft I recall my experience some years studied the "Directions for Singing” ago when I preached my last sermon taken from the "Preface to Saci^ With the chilly nights flowing down Paul Blair’s bat to speak here Sunday from Canada, here in Connecticut we as minister of Center diurch. My Melody” of 1761, written by John know that winter seeks again to take emotions were mixed at that time Wesley, there would have been an over with his kingdom of ice and in Kitwe, Zambia. He also has served but they were in sharp contrast to improvement. Here are some of The Rev. Norman E. Thomas, for snow. The gaily (hmcing goldenrod the event brings sandwiches, which as field treasurer of the United those of Henry Lyte when he Wesley’s reconunendations: many years a missionary to Zambia, has been telling us for some time that are placed on a common board, and Methodist Church in Zambia and is delivered his farewell sermon in Sing all. Let not a slight degree of sparks Yank win will be guest speaker Sunday at the 9 summer is on the wane. Here and dessert and beverages are provid^. the author of a number of articles on Brixham, England. His health was weakness or weariness hinder you. If and 10:45 a.m. services at South there a blotch of red on sumac or The guest speaker is a staff religion and social change in Africa. failing and he planned to leave the it is a cross to you, take it up, and you DETROIT (UPI) - Paul ting .218 and .197 his last two seasons second out of the eighth set things up United Methodist Church. maple confirms this change of associate for the Africa Task Force Erom 1962 to 1972, he was a next day to recuperate in Italy. will find it a blessing. in Baltimore. The Rev. Dr. Thomas will also seasons. Blair would much rather sit on for the game-winning hits Fernando of the Board of Global Ministries and teacher, dean of students and assis­ That Sunday he sat in his study Sing lustily and witt good courage. Blair almost gave the game back to Arroyo, who now has 17 losses and speak and show pictures of Methodist Not long ago I spent a few days in the bench in New York than in is teaching at Yale University, His tant director of field education at writing. When he emerged, he had Beware of singing as if you were half Detroit in the ninth. Milt May beat enough starts left to reach 20. made a missionary work in Zambia and Baltimore. wife, Winifred, is a master's degree Epworth Theological College in dead, or half asleep; but lift up your Maine. There the weather is nippier out a surprise bunt for a single with bad 2-2 pitch that Lou Piniella Rhodesia after a Sunday Sandwich completed both the words and music candidate at Yale University School Rhodesia. He was the first urban of the famous hvmn, "Abide With voice with s tr e n ^ . Ife no more and summer’s struggle for survival "I was not going to play there any two out and Aurelio Rodriguez laced whacked off the fence in left-center Bar which begins at 6 p.m. in Cooper is fiercer. During my morning walk, of Nursing. secretary of the Christian Council of Me: Fast Falls the Eventide.” In afraid of your voice now, nor more more. I wasn’t going to sign another a double to right center, with May for a two-run double that tied the Hall of the Church. The Sunday I was forced to pull my Maine Guide The Africa Task Force is engaged Rhodesia and for five years was “Lyric Religion” Dr. Augustine ashamed of its being heard, than contract in Baltimore. No way,” scoring when Blair bobbl^ the ball. score, 3-3. Sandwich Bar is a new type of supper coat tight around my neck and in a two-year study of priority issues director of Christian education for Smith says this hymn "out of the when you sung the songs of Satan. Blair said Friday night after starring But , 12-4, got pinch- Bruce Taylor came in and Blair at the church. Each person attending quicken my step. Even Blarney, our for the church’s mission in Africa. the Rhodesian Annual Conference. In experiences of that day and the days Sing modestly. Do not bawl, so as in one of his infrequent starts. hitter Bob Adams to ground meekly lofted a 1-0 pitch about three rows Irish setter, felt the threatening cold From 1943 to 1976, Dr. Thomas was March 1973, he and his wife were of weakness and illness which had to be heard atove or distinct from Blair, subbing for injured Mickey to short to end the game and keep deep into the seats in left field for his and moved faster along the lonesome dean of studies and deputy director of denied permission to return to preceded it — out of the grief of the rest of the congregation, that you Rivers at the position he played so Baltimore 2V4 games to the rear. fourth home run of the sea.son. the Mindolo Ecumenical Foundation Rhodesia. farewell which had made the mor­ may not destroy the harmony; but road than she had during the lazy brilliantly for a dozen seasons with Boston is 3W back in the Elast Divi­ "He always pitches decent but days of summer. ning so difficult... — out of the peace strive to unite your voices together the Orioles, smacked a two-run home sion. something happens," a perturbed and quiet beauty of the afternoon in so as to make one clear melodious Here and there by the roadside a run to cap a four-run eighth inning "Us and Boston aren’t playing up Manager Ralph Houk .said of his defiant daisy still stood, shaking its the garden in the sight of the sea he sound. that gave the New York Yankees a 5- to our capabilities. We especially starter. "One bad pitch beat him. head against the blasts of the north Church school to resume loved, out of the soothing glow of the Sing in time. Whatever time is 4 victory over the Detroit Tigers, didn’t the first part of the season,” You can't do things like that If he wind. Fog rolled in across the lake sunset...” sung, be sure to keep with it. Do not "I was disenchanted with the Blair said. “ If we had played the first makes a go

PAGE FOUR-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetler, Conn., Sat., Sept. 17. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., S at, Sept. 17, 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B No4> WaiHad 13 Homaa For Bah 23 Homaa For Bah 33 Homaa For Bah 23 Homaa For Bah 23 Homaa For B a h 23 CLERK / TVPIST Mooday MANCHESTER - Rockledge thru Friday, 9 to i. Send JSational Weather Forecast resume to Box N, c/o new exectiUvt listing. Ei|£t Goal by Lombardo room Custom built Cokwial Manchester Herald. OPEN HOUSE 2977 Cape. Two full baths, central IlHr Dan Roale DOCTOR’S OFFICE • East air conditioning, fully She Heralb M A TTil Hartford Specialist needs SUNDAY 1-8 P.M. equipped (irat floor family ■M tiaau CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING experienced Secretary / room, Engliah pub rec room. Receptionist. Typing, oc­ Professionally landtcaped lot with abundance of stone walls casional shorthand. Four-day and trees. $79,900. Hayes provides OT win week. Two-girl office. Reply ‘3000 Box NN, c/o Manchester Corp. 6430131. house Is o l d I word. Herald.______P H O N E 643-2711 MANCHESTER ■ Suburban B y LKN Al-STKR returning Whippet letterman, had teams are playing eight men on FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Thera are people out value. Attractive eight room lleruld SitorlHMriler turned back everything thrown his defense, but as you saw we had our there looking for what S^lit Level home with over­ 6 4 6 -4 0 2 5 There is no question way. chances. All we must do is continue )(ou have to sail. sized two car attached gar- 178 MAIN STREET^ MANCHESTER, CT. aM. Fireplaced living room, 1 "We did things wrong in front of to work and work and work. When Halp Wantad 13 Manchester High’s soccer INDEX SCHOOL’S IN AND yCni can lOVItT IIM niAIUtll 1/2 baths, family room. Level the goal but don’t take anything away they realize the game is to pul the AOVERTISINO team had scoring opportunities n o t ic is HEAT TREATEH get out! Earn money on your one acre treed lot. Immediate from that goalkeeper," cited Tribe ball between the sticks and not only I - Lo« and Sound n-ifOfND occupancy. Only $45,900. MANCHESTER - New $46,000 Raised Ranch In quiet in its 197-7 season-opener RATES Heat treater wanted by own time selling beautiful, JH. Coach Dick Danielson. “With an go from endline to endline, we'll be I - Porionolo guaranteed AVON products. Keith Real EsUte. 6434126. listing. Seven room Cape in residential area. Six rooms > — Announcemenii small estahOahed division against Windham in the rain at average goalie we would've scored a that much better." 1 d iy . . . I K word per diy Call 523-9401 for information. move-in condition. Four plus rec room, IW baths, I — EnttrUInmgnt 3 daya ... io« vrord p«f day • — Auclioni of large cqnqMhy. One per­ tJULiviNBOLTON - New listinglisting. wellWell bedrooms, livii room, dining 100x140 lot, big trees, real Memorial. Field. AH the lot earlier," chimed in assistant Windham almost had its break ear­ a daya .... 9a word par day ( * son operation specializing ELEXTRICIAN Experienced U7IWIA1NIM FOIOCAtT • 23 - ^.1^- - kept, three bedroom Ranch. room, kitchen, Iw baths, full jood value T.J. Crockett chances, however, went by the Coach Doug Pearson. ly. Keith Fitch got past the FINANCIAL X daya .... sa word par day Owner’s very ansioi ’ $32,900. shed dormer and more. Mid realtors, 643-1577. — Bondf-Slockt-Mortgagtt 1S worda $2.00 minimum in tool steels. Willing to helpers. All benefits. Call 644- board in regulation. "I think we played well for a first Manchester defense and had a clear > — P*r»onal Loans Happy A d a ...... $2,30 Inch train applicant with proper 14». L«ssenger Sells, 6438713. $40’s. Lombardo ti game for a bunch of youngsters," shot at Indian keeper Mark Copeland. I — Iniuranca aptitude. All fringe Associates, 649-4003. LEBANON-2V, acres, 8 room But the Silk Towners didn't have to For period ending 7 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 18. Saturday night MANCHESTER - Tastefully Colonial, circa 1830, Danielson continued, "In that first EMFLOYMBNT FULL TIME - Hardware and Large two family Duplex, 6&6. 2-car gar­ settle for an unwanted tie as It wasn't that difficult a blast but benefits company paid. will find showers developing across parts of the mid and up­ remodeled three bedroom w/fieldstone fireplace, den, ' — Halp Wantad Apply at plumbing store clerk. Retail age. This home is located on the busline in BOLTON/Manchester line. sophomore left-wing Jeff Lombardo quarter I saw some nice passing Copeland, leaning one way, had to — Buiinats OppoMunitiaa sales. Also receiving, some per Mississippi Valley, as well as along sections of the east Cape. Big country kitchen, Prime area on Birch Moun­ formal dining, IW baths, (our from the backs to the halfbacks to — Situation Wantad an excellent commercial area. found the back of the net at the 1:58 twist back and make a diving save. HONiANESTMOOK heavy merchandise handling. Gulf Coast. Fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail close to everything. $38,900. tain. Minutes to Route 84. Six bedrooms, huge porch, 2 car the forward line. Our polishing off Directions: 451 Center Street, across from Willie's Lessenger Sells, 64^13. year old, ten room Colonial garage, horse shelter and pad- mark of the first overtime for a 1-0 The locals had good chances from EDUCATION 20 WMtbfook 81. Apply in person after 10:f elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate things has something to be desired,” several areas but shots by Jack — Pnvata Inttructlont a.m. Barrett Plumbing Supp­ maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 ( 84), Boston Steak House. Vinyl tiding, thermopane win­ dock. Zanotti Realtors, 643 victory worth five points in the CCIL — Schooit'Ciataaa East Hartford, Cl. 0272. 2239485. *7 initructiona Wantad ly, 331 B road S tre e t, dows, large family room, 2W he added. Medzela, Greg Smayda, Bill * « equal opportueltremiUorer 59 ( 79), Chicago 66 (81, Cleveland 62 ( 77), Dallas 72 (91). standings. Manchester. Denver 44 ( 73), Duluth 51 (63), Houston 71 (89), Jacksonville OPEN HOUSE baths, four bedrooms, in- M anchester the last couple of Finnegan and fullback Matt BEAL ESTATE ground heated pool, 20x40 COLUMBIA-13 acres. Approx. lx)mbardo, who had missed on — Homaa for Saia 72 ( 86), Kansas City 67 (85). Little Rock 67 ( 90), Los Angeles years has gained a reputation of not Gluhosky on a set play either flew CARPENTER - Experienced DUBALDO/LESPERANGE Large two car garage. Needs 7 open hay fields. Circa 1840. earlier tries, picked up his own — Lota-Lartd lor Sala GENERAL MECHANIC - 59 ( 72), Miami 76 ( 86), New Orleans 73 ( 88), Minneapolis 58 being able to score and opponents are wide or were turned away by Shea. — Invaatmant Proparty in all phases. Call 643-4139, Tolland minor interior decorating. Ten room Colonial, four rebound on the left side and booted Full time days. Paid C.M.S, (73), New York 65 ( 78), Phoenix 69 ( 96), San Francisco 58 clogging the area in front of the goal — Butinaai Proparty anytime. Realtors Immediate occupancy. Priced bedrooms. 2 baths, formal home a left-footed grounder past a Unofficially, Manchester outshot — Raaort Proparty Blue Cross and life insurance. (72), Seattle 53 ( 68), St. Louis 67 ( 88), Washinoton 66 ( 86). below replacement cost at dining, den, laundry with and looking for that one break at the — Real Eataia Wantad Sun., Sept 18 diving Windham netminder Russ Windham in regulation, 47-5. Amerbelle Corporation. 104 SECURITY GUARDS Wanted $68,500. Principals only. 644- appliances, huge play room, other end. ADVERTISING East Main Street, Rockville.e. 646-0505 Shea. Until that point Shea, the lone Manchester's next tilt is Tuesday MI8C. SERVICES - Full and part time. Licensed 1-5 p.m. 0279, work 6 4 4 -^ . big bam with excellent hay "Yes. it is difficult to score when afternoon at 3:30 at Enfield High. — Sarvicaa Otfarad DEADLINE Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 to carry small arms and clean storage, other out buildings, 2 — Painting.Paparing p.m. An equal opportunity Located just minutes to car garage, excellent for □ NOTICES — Bu'lding-Contracimg 12:00 noon the day before police record required. (^11 ~ Roofing-Siding employer. publication. 265-7181, or apply InjMrson at Route 15. Four bedroom horses. Asking $88,000 but Haating-Plumbing Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 want your offers. Zanotti — Flooring Deadline lor Saturday and Metro Security, 826 East full dormered Cape, IMi jic numer Postponed Loat and Found RN, 3 to 11 shift. Supervisor. Center Street Wallingford, baths, fireplaced living CovMtry-North Realtors. 6430272, 2239485. Standings — Moving-Trucking.Sloraga Monday la 12,00 Noon Friday. Full or part time for 90 beds Manchester $87,900 Ruin liuH again posl- — Services Wanted Conn. KENNEL-Part time after­ CONCRETE LABORER-Call room, huge formal dining, LOST-Small S e a lp o in t S.N.F. Please call Mrs. Kelly noons, 3 to 5 p.m., Saturday 1 puned play in llie Her MI8C. FOR SALE D.N.S., 289-9573. 875-1103 after 6:00 p.m. fully applianced kitchen, OPEN HOUSE three for LA Siamese Cat. Vicinityvicinity of — Household Goods PLEASE READ to 5 p.m. Maintain premises. rec room, breezeway, gar­ Nwrracovtimiy American League Men's and Women's Forest Street and Main » Articles for Sale er DIM IF YOU CARE ENOUGH BOOK A TOY it Gift Party. IMMEDIATE OPENING-For age, country acre lot. ArchltMt D n in t d . C u ik m BoUt KasI NEW YORK (UPI) — The moved DoubleH Tennis Tourna­ Street. Reward. 649-6880. — Building Suppites YDUR AD Inquire 3'to 5 p.m.. Canine receptionist and switch board 1-4 by V k R . 1 4 Roan L t N A e tO — iPeta -Birds- Doga Asking $43,500 but owner ment, Generous hostess awards. Holidayday Inne, 200 Sheldon operator, for front desk posi­ RAN CH on appraUnuUiy 14 W L Pet. GB unflinchingly toward the ’s — Livestock Ctasaiflad ads are taken over Demonstrators also needed. wants offers. p rin t* •cm, nlUi • vl«w. N«tr IMPOUNDED- Mixed breed — Boats & AceSfsones Road, Manchester. No Phone tion in our manufacturing New York 91 57 .615 — Division title Friday night by coming from behind to ’l’(»day'» Heliedule lias the phone as a convenience. Over 400 needed. Over 400 TO UVE THE VERY BEST Sunday N»pptn|, Khool. ctairche*. and brown male. East Middle — Sporting Goods CARRIERS call please. firm. Must be able to type, Directions: Route 195 to Rt HA. 1 rtrcplacfa. S faraftf, Baltimore 88 59 defeat the Atlanta Braves 3-2 on Davey Lopes’ bases- been reset for Sunday — Garden Products Tha Herald Is responsible for newest most-wanted items. .599 2‘A Turnpike area. Contact only one Incorrect insertion and and develop an excellent rap­ Anthony Road then take catpaUnf, appllancta and many — Antiques For further information, 651 Broadway, n t r u ' U p a u la i poaalMUUat. Boston 87 60 .592 3'A loaded single with one out in the bottom of the ninth in- «itb tile finals one week Manchester Dog Warden, 646- — Wanted to Buy than only to the size of the PART TIME HELP. port with customers. Wfll Sherry Circle lo intersec­ write SANTA’S PARTIES, Al condition! Minimum of Detroit 69 79 .466 22 ning. from toduv. 4555. original Insertion. Errors which NEEDED Engraving and sales. 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ZA N O ni Exciting seven room — Resort Property for Rant orthodontist. Experienced East Hartford areas POSITION open. Third shift, Custom Built Ranch set on \4 est the Dodgers win tonight, Los Angeles will secure at least in section golf — Wanted to Rent COVENTRY-BASIC FIVE — Misc for Rant preferred. Send resume to to ddlvof th« Manchester area. 40 plus REALTORS a tie — enabling the Dodgers to win outright Sunday in the PART TIMEMCnowledge of 2 tree shaded acres. ROOM Cape. Paneling, some W L Pet. GB Gaining a tie for ninth Box 2356, Vernon, Connec­ ManchMttr Evming hours a week. 11 p.m. Ill 7 B49-0272 22B-9488 final game of their current homestand. AUTOMOTIVE collection and credit. Will Beamed cathedral ceiling Carpeting, three bedrooms, Kan City 91 55 .623 — place, Manchester Country □ EMPLOYMENT ticut, 06066. a.m. Must be U.S. Citizen, H*'(Ih 3, GianlH ,'l — Autos lor Sale Halp Wantad 13 HaraM train. Call Mrs. La Croix, 643 COLUMBIA, CT. in fireplaced living room, decent lot, walking distance to Chicago 81 66 .551 10 Club pro Ralph DeNicolo •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trucks for Sale clean police record, 18 years 9523. Let us show you this elegant executive home. Quali­ three bedrooms, IVi baths, Dan Driessen had two doubles and a triple, scored a run — Heavy Equipment for Sale C a ll or older, telephone: Call 522- shopping. $26,000. Zanotti Texas 80 66 .558 lOVs won $50 in the Connecticut Halp Wantad 13 — Motorcyclea-Bicycles ty construction is evident throughout this 4-5 first floor family room, Realtors, 6430272, 2239485. and drove in two others to lead the Reds over the Giants. 5146. Minn 80 68 .541 12 >A Section PGA Golf Tourna­ — Campers-Trailers-Mobile 647-9946 NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m. to 11 bedroom Colonial. Two full baths, and 2 half baths, COLUMBIA - Just listed and screened porch, garage, Rookie Doug Capilla won with help from three other SALES POSITION - Straight Homes p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Full only $37,900. Beautifully LEBANON-Six room starter Calif 70 75 .483 21 ment yesterday at Fair- — Automotive Service MEDICAL ASSISTANT with fully equipped kitchen with breakfast area that has $52,900. pitchers, including Pedro Borbon, who notched his 16th commissions, leads furnished time. Eight hour shift. remodeled three bedroom Ranch. Sliders to sun deck, Oakland 57 88 .393 34 field. — Autos tor Rent-Leasa bookkeeping and typing abili­ sliding glass doors to screened deck. Two Directions: Route 44A save. Capilla, 7-7, had a three-hit shutout before leaving to homeowners. Call 242-5402. ElxperiencM helpful but we Cape. Country acre. Hurry. carpeting, full basement with Seattle 58 91 .389 34 Vz DeNicolo had a two-day Ohe Heralb ty. Monday, T^uesday, will train. Apply In person, fireplaces. A walk-out family room leads to East from Manchester the game after six innings with a sore back. RtTs *5.75 hmiriy ’Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. turn left on Grant Hill sliders to acre plus lot. IV,- Friduy's Rexullit 54-hole score of 229. Wally RN or LPN. Part or full time. East Hartfora Convalescent gorgeous concrete in-ground pool. % wooded acres 900. Zanotti Realtors, 649-0272, PliillicH 12, Curdinuls 6 Halp Wantad 13 to 4 p.m. Send resume to Box Home, 745 Main street, ^ s t Road and turn right on B’altimore 6, Boston 1 Cichon of Ellington Ridge Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut X c/o Manchester Herald. of lovely private landscaped grounds in a prestige COVENTRY, NORTH - 2239485. Pinch-bitter Dave Johnson broke a 6-6 tie with a single Street. 6494519. Hartford. area. “ Majestic four bedroom Broadway. Signs posted. Toronto at Cleveland, ppd. posted a 234 score. LPFs *4.40 houily in the sixth to trigger a Phillie rout of the Cardinals. PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Colonial. Two car garage, LEBANON-Elaht room New York 5, Detroit 4 Bob Kay of Wampanoag Air Force recently announced MALE OR FEMALE punch REFRIGERATION Ser­ Philadelphia’s Mike Schmidt, Greg Luzinski and Garry Excellent fringe benefits and an opportunity to ex­ SECURITY GUARDS Wanted overlook v alley . $40'^s. Contemporary, ultra modem Oakland 8, Milwaukee 1 won with a 219 card. new openings for individuals ess operator wanted. Aroly viceman for domestic work Lessenger Sells, 64^13. C0LU& WAGNER throughout. 2 baths, double Maddox had two RBI each in leading a 16-hit attack which pand your nursing knowledge. Contact Mrs. - Full and part time. No EJ' person, Gayle Manufac­ California 4, Chicago 1 with prior military service. If experience necessary. Will wanted. Must be experience, (leldstone fireplace, featured eight doubles. Ferguson, Mr. Horstman, or Mr. Atlas at Lorraine turing Co., 1068-C Tolland no other need apply. Call VERNON CIRCLE Seattle 4, Kansas City 1 vou nave been out for less train. Apply in person Metro COLONIAL - Spacious four fireplaced rec room, (our F.xpoH 5, Pirules 0 PUBLIC BUILDING than 5 years and are looking Manor, 233-8241. Street, Ehist Hartford. Woodcock Refrigeration, 528- bedrooms, 11/2 baths, private VERNON, CT. huge bedrooms, rap-around Minnesota 9, Texas 7 COMMISSION LEGAL Security at 826 Ehist Center 4144. Tony Perez smacked a two-run homer, his 19th, and for "A Great Way of Life’ , Street, Wallingford, Conn., or wooded lot. Sacrifice at $39,- deck, huge camort, asking BOLTON, 646-1100 Toduy's GaiiK-ft contact the Air Force im­ call 265-7181. 900. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Eqmmt Houiimg Opportunity $69,900.Zanotti Realtors, 643 Gary Carter added his 27th as the Expos shut out the CONNECTICUT NOTICE mediately. Call 646-7440. HELP! I need career minded 0272, 2239485. Toronto (Byrd 2-10 and Pirates behind the combined six-hit pitching of rookie Individuals who desire un­ Lemanczyk 11-14) at TOWN OF ANDOVER, MECHANIC WANTED - SIX ROOM Cape with Dan .Schatzeder, making his first major league start, and Wanted: Ebcperienced necessary. Call ROQ^IUIMANAGER limited advancement and in­ dormers - Living and dining ABOUT HALF ACRE LOT- Cleveland (Eckersley 13-12 CONNECTICUT STEADY WORK - Reliable, come potential, to work in a room, kitchen newly Located on Cedar Swamp Don Stanhouse, who earned his ninth save. Clerk-typist. Duties Include ZONING BOARD hard worker, who wants Gene Langan, VW 6330261. and waits 8-5), 2 PiulrcH 4, .\Htro.>< 3 taking and preparation of m iiE sales managerial and con­ renovated. 3 bedrooms, VERNON-Four bedroom Road in Coventry. With deep OF APPEALS steady employment, good in- Fine opportunity to sulting capacity. Ehcperience fireplace, full basement. drilled well. High elevation. New York (Tidrow 10-4) at Gene Richards’ bouncing single to center with two out minutes of meetings for Town come. Call" 52M702 between 9- PART t im e se c r e t a r y - Raised Ranch. Carpeting, The Zoning Board of SALESPERSON manage progressive health helpful but not necessary. Call CENTURY 21 Garage. Very clean. Priced Paneled family room, Inquire at Allen’s Market. Detroit (Crawford 7-6) record; preparation, posting 2 only. Dependable person with prior Mr. Cronin, 872-7382. in the 10th scored Gene Tenace from third base with the Appeals of the town of An­ office experience. Knowledge and beauty aid chain of reduced. Charles Ponticelli & fireplace, IW baths, garage 3 California (Simpson 6-10) winning run and gave the Padres a triumph over the and filing of letters for Com­ dover, Connecticut, will hold a Expanding Oil Company haa an Immadlata opaning Son, 6431540, 6430600. mission. Transportation and of transcription equipment a over 385 stores. Volume MAID FOR CLEANING JACKSTON-AVANTE zone heat. Large lot $43,900. at Chicago (Renko 3-0) Astros. public hearing In the Town Of­ NOW accepting applications lor an aggraaalva aalf-alartar to contact raaldantlal must. Hours 9 a.m. to noon, 5 Call 8754)469. Boston (Lee 8-3) at access to typewriter required. for full time employment. discount store requires ROOMS. Weekends. Call 644- COLUMBIA CiiliK 3, McIh 2 fice Building on Wednesday, and light commarclal haating oil accounta. days a week. Please send strong manager merchan­ 646-1316 Baltimore (D. Martinez 13- Rate: $3.00 per hour at Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 1504. Manchester Motel. WHAT BETTER Steve Swisher’s two-run single in the eighth gave the 21 September, 1977, at 8:00 Exparlanca pralarrad. Salary plua commlaalon and resume to Box TT, c/o diser experienced in drug, ManehMltr Vomofl 7) meeting with minimum of PM, to hear the following only. car allowanca. Apply In paraon batwaan 10:00 a.m. - Manchester Herald. EXPERIENCE than getting Three homes Cubs a victory over the Mels and handed southpaw Jerry $6.00 per meeting. $2.75 per supermarket or any EXPERIENCED WINDOW Minnesota iThor- application for relief from the 3:00 p.m. at Situation Wantad 15 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg NEW HOMES out of bed on a cold morning Koosman his 19th loss in the completion of a game hour for work done outside of related field considered. CLEANER. Must be priced at zoning regulations of the town REAL ESTATE Sales People PART TIME BOOKKEEPER experienced. Steady work Farm, with three story bam. and toasting your feet on a modsgard 11-12) at Texas suspended July 13 because of a blackout-induced power meeting. NEEDED. Apply Alpha Inlanriawa TuMda)r Butler-type building. Power Raised Ranches • Capes warm "Green Manor” slab. (Ellis 9-12), N of Andover, Connecticut: - Two needed. Must have Good pay. Call 649-5334. HOUSE CLEANERS for failure with one out in the bottom of sixth and Chicago Apply by letter to: FOGARTY BROTHERS OIL COMPANY Omega Inn, Route 44A, 8«pl«mb«r 20th, apartments or homes. Weekly plant, and other outbuildings, • Colonials • L-Ranch We have one for you, newly « 5 6 p 9 0 0 #152 — Elenora L. Moran license or in process. redecorated, exceptional Oakland (C. Mitchell 0-3) ahead 2-1. Koosman, who won 21 games a year ago, may Edward F. DelSignore Generous commission 319 Broad 81., Manchaatar Bolton. 12 to 3 9-S only CLEANING WOMAN or monthly. Very reasonable. plus Three Lovely Homes. models. 3 and 4 bedrooms, at Milwaukee (Sorenson 5- Chairman - requesting relief from the schedule. Wolverton Agency References available. Call Offers invited. B/W Realty, up to 2W baths, fireplaces, fireplace, with electric logs. each lose that many this season. WANTED. Two days a week. 647-1419. Beamed ceiling kitchen, tlu-ee 9), N Public Building zoning regulations requiring Realtors, 649-2813. CAPABLE WORKER FOR BROOKS DISCOUNT Must provide own transporta­ anytime, 6437886. family rooms. Priced from Seven rm. Contem­ 200 feet frontage on an FULL TIME Work. Apply in 277 Waal MkWIo Tpko. bedrooms, wall-to-wall Seattle (P. Mitchell2-6) at Commission tion. Please call 643-6^. $53,900 to $65,900. porary, 2 baths, extra existing town road for a pelrson at Manchester Car Manchootor carpets, washable Walltex, Kansas City (Little 7-4), N Bolton Town Hall living room, dining room and big master bedroom, 3 Field hockey tie building lot. A variance of Wash,j 563 West Middle Turn­ (Next lo loM ni*) PART "HME SECRETARY. $29,500. SIX Room Cape. W m iTT AGENCY Sunday's Gunu-s 222 Bolton Center Road pike, Manchester. 649-9830. M M 1M □ EDUCATION Heatolator fireplace, enclosed hall. Neat, well landscaped or 4 bedrooms, fam. Bolton, Connecticut 33.31 feet is requested. Lot For local law office, two days 646-1160 yard, brick patio, screen Boston at Baltimore Despite dominating action, Manchester High girls’ a week. Please send resume porch, large lot. Good buy. rm., vinyl siding, 2 car 06040 located on Parker Bridge FIDDLER PLAYER Hutchins Agency 6433166. enclosed porch. Call for ap­ Toronto at Cleveland field hockey team had to settle for a 0-0 tie with Windham Road. YOU SAVE OVER to Box Y c/o Manchester garage. 029-9 WANTED — Serious hard Herald. Privata Inatructlone 18 pointment to see. Weaver New York at Detroit in the season opener for both schools yesterday at the At this hearing Interested per­ working, for established Real Estate, 643-1667. Oakland at Milwaukee locals’ field. sons may appear and be heard progressive Country Band. 52 foot, six rm. Raised LIQUOR PERMIT PART TIME TELLER- PART TIME With some REMEDIAL READING and MANCHESTER. Forest Hills. Minnesota at Texas 2 The Silk Towners had numerous shots on goal while and written communications Steady work. 6431830, after math; individualized work MANCHESTER Ten room, U&R Raised GLASTONBURY, BY Ranch, huge formal NOTICE OF APPLICATION 5:00. Monday Uiru Friday, 3:30 to 7, mechanical experience. For OWNER-La Cava Raised Seattle at Kansas City Windham was credited with none. Co-Captains Linda received. Said appeal is on file Saturday 8:30 to 2. Apply Saturday, evenings or mor­ program, (lst-6th grade) by Ranch. High on a hill, private dining, eat-in kitchen This Is to give notice thit I. Michael Master’s degree teacher. 563 WALK TO landscaped lot, escellent Ranch. 3 bedrooms, family California at Chicago, 2 Cheney and Doreen Downham and sophomores Liz J. Benevento of 51 Melton Drive, East and may be seen In the office Manchester State Bank. nings. 6436217. w /appliances, 13x19 CUSTODIAN - Part time mor­ 8075. potential for In-law quarters room with fireplace, tW Neubelt, Mary Neubelt, Sue Roth and Mary Priskwaldo Hartford have filed an application of the Town Clerk, Town Of­ nings, 312. Submit Inquires MARTIN SCHOOL baths. Quiet street. Mid $50s. placarded 7 September 1977 with or targe growing family. master bedrm., f.p., and junior Lisa Griffin played well. fice Building. to: Property Committee, SECRETARY-Paralegal. Eight room Colonial, in- Call 633-3432. National League Liquor Control Commission for a Busy South Windsor law firm lUTs-LPirs GUITAR, BANJO Lessons - ground pool, 2-car garage, Make us an offer, this must be alum, siding, 2 car gar­ Manchester's jayvees launched their season with a 2-0 G R O CER Y B E E R for the sale of Dated Andover, Connecticut Center Congregational Now’s the time to "FALL" sold. Asking $71,000. Lombar­ KuHt alcoholic liquor on the premises 17 September, 1977 Church. No phone calls offers an excellent opportiml- 2 fireplaces, screened EAST HARTFORD-Two age, treed acre lot. win. Debbie Ogren and Kim McClauglin scored for the Hartford Road. Manchester. ty for the right person. NURSE JUDES into music. Children aged 5 do & Associates, 649-4003. The business will be owned by please. on, adults. Days, evenings, breezeway, treed lot. apartments plus store. East locals. Zoning Board Superior typing skills Eight rm. Colonial, 2W Michael J. Benevento of 807 Hartford Saturdays. Free loan instru­ $69,900. MANCHESTER - $33,900. Sis Excellent Burnside Avenue Pet. GB Road, Manchester and will be con­ of Appeals IS HERE SECURITY PERSONNEL. required, prior legal COMPJMONS location. Owners apartment baths, fireplaced liv. on our ment. 646-6557. room Cape in excellent condi- Phila ,626 ducted by Michael J. Benevento as per­ Many part time positions experience preferred but not immaculate. Ideal for Real rm., formal dining, 4 Steelers regain man mittee. Mary C. McNamara, Needed to provide nursing WARREN E. tlon. Storms, screens, Pitts .564 8 Michael J Benevento ~ Acting chairman available. Must be over 18, essential. Opportunity to Estate or Insurance offices. develop Into paralegal posi­ services in private homes PIANO Instruction - Begin­ aluminum siding, convenient bedrms, 2 car garage, Chicago Eiated 8 September 1977 019-9 have a car, phone, be able to ning, intermediate, advanced. Lombardo Si Associates, 643 .521 15 NEW YORK (UPI) — Within a 24-hour period Friday, 021-9 tion. Send replies to P. 0. Box and medical facilities. HOWLAND location. Must sell. Offers alum, siding. pass State Police Registra­ Donald Charlamb; B.M. considered. Lombardo & 4003. St. Louis .520 15 the Pittsburgh Steelers regained a current All-Pro defen­ tion. Call Monday through 3203, Talcottvllle. Consideration given to RMitora 543-1108 Montreal SEPT."W «ITir SKaMJ Hartt, M.M. Eastman. Call Associates, 649-4003. ★ Z A N O n i ★ .469 23 sive player but almost lost a former one. Friday 233-2165. Equal Oppor­ preference of days and 643-4388. New York .395 34 Mel Blount, the Steelers’ veteran cornerback, ended his tunity Employer. BABYSITTER NEEDED-To hours — 4 to 40 hours sit for 2 year old in my home. GLASTONBURY. REALTORS 56-day holdout Friday morning and dropped a $5 million available weekly. Live-in PIANO INSTRUCTION by Manchester Country Club Htbron OFFICE CLERK Part time. Will pay well. Call 648-7656. Pet. GB defamation of character suit he had filed against his companions also needed. experienced, creative MANCHESTER - Seven room area and across from 649-0272 228-9488 LEGAL NOTICE LINES Dally 9 to 3. Must have neat Malpractice coverage, teacher. All levels. Sample Ranch. Large family room, HORSE LOVERS Los Ang 9 .608 - coach, Chuck Noll. Blount said he "reconsidered several In accordance with Section 9-19b of the Election Laws, BABYSITTER- Minnechaug Golf Course. COLUMBU, CT. appearance and be accurate bomUng, and workihig'- lesson free with September two baths, garage. Immediate Lovely Ranch, 100x200 lot, two Cincin 7! Rev. of 1975, Notice Is hereby given that the Registrars of (20 words) typist. Local Manchester of­ HOUSEKEEPER. Large restorable center' .530 lU/2 things” and felt it was in his best interests to return to men's compensation pro­ registration. Gretchen Van occupancy. Bowers School. car garage, many extras, low the team. Voters will accept applications for admission as an elector fice. Please reply with Intelligent, reliable adult for Low $40’s. Hayes Corporation, chimney Colonial, 2-car Houston 7‘ .500 15 4 m y $ < 4 ' four and six year old boys. vided. Why, 647-9751. 150'^s. L om bardo & garage with two box stalls at the following locations: resume to Box V c/o 6430131. Associates, 649-4003. Lota-Land lor Sala 34 San Fran 61 .456 21 Manchester Herald. Tuesday-Frlday, full day or attached. 11 acres San Diego 6! Frank’s Suparmarktl afternoons. Own transporta­ AD I ASSISTANCE SPECIAL EDUCATION ,433 26 725 Middle Tpke. E. Food Mart CENTER offers extra help pastureland, smalt pond BUILDING LOT For Sale - Atlanta 5( (For Commarclal and Non-Commercial Ads) tion. 6430261. of NorttMaatem .378 33 Friday, Sept. 23, 1977 Manchester Parkade WANTED: Receptionist- with learning disabilities, skill plus access to 100 acres of Henry Street. Near schools. Friday, Sept. 23, 1977 Dental Assistant. Connactleut, Inc. adjoining woodlands for No brokers. Call 646-4528. Friday's R CHllIlN 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. DENTAL ASSISTANT- deficits, and attention 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. Hurry! Mall or Bring Your Ad Ehcperienced, for one girl of­ 357 Eaat Cantar 6t. problems. Diagnostic evalua­ riding. Close to Rham High Chicago 5, New York 2 Saturday, Sept. 24, 1977 fice. Four and W day week. Experlenced required. Good Manchaatar, Ct. 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. salary. Send resume to Box U, tion $36, tutoring from $4 School. $55,000. Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 0 AAP Suparmarkat Send replies to Box W c/o 643-9515 hour. Call 6432428 (3-6 p.m.) Raal Batata Wantad 28 Phila 12, St. Louis 6 Today!! Manchester Herald. c/o Manchester Herald. THE FInast Suparmarkat 1135 Tolland Turnpike WARREN E. San Diego 4, Houston 3 Friday 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• PIANO INSTRUCTION. ALL CASH For your property, 211 Spencer Street HOWUND within 24 hours. Avoid Rm ( 10) ers Bualnata Opportunity U Beginner through advanced. Saturday, Sept. 24, 1977 Savings Bank RMiton — 643-1108 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Dorothy H. Porcheron, Hart­ 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. ol Manchaatar P.O. BOX S91 ford School of Music 7V2% Corporation, 646-0131. Cincinnati 5, San Fran 3 TRYOUTS SATURDAY S K e B e r a l b SMALL ENGINE Service 923 Main Street MANCHESTER, CONN. 08040 ______Corporation -expanding dealer graduate. Cali 649-0048. I'oday's (ianics SEPT EM BER 17th - 1977 Criapino's Market Classified advertising HN S - LPN’S SELLING your house? Call us 485 Hartford Road Saturday, Sept. 24, 1977. 3 f ,m. to 11 p.m. Shift network. No experience Chicago (Roberts 1-1 and Dear BIra: CERAMIC LESSONS- first and we’ll make you a 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift necessary. Complete training SOLUTIONI Lamp 0-1) at New York Plaaaa run tha following ad lor 4 daya at tha apodal monay-taving rata of Supplles, firing. Now’s the COVENTRY-Perfect sUrter cash offer. T.J. Crockett. Thursday, Sept. 29, 1977 Part time or full time. program. $500. Investment or retirement home. Six Realtor, 643-1577. iZachry 9-13 and Todd 3-4) AT THE HARTFORD ARENA Top Notch Suparmarkat 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. $4,001 required to start your own time to plan holiday gifts, etc. Pleasant working conditions, A-B-C- Kiln. Days, evenings, room, three bedroom Cape in Philadelphia (Christenson ICE FEE $3.00 260 N. Main Street Thursday, Oct. 6, 1977 □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED business. Ideal for retired or IMMEDIATE Cash for your ^ n e y ts . part time. Details on request. Monday thru Friday. 5639451, quiet country setting. Excep­ 15-6) at St, Louis Pee Wee 1:00 P.M. Friday, Sept. 23, 1977 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. 56329^. tional value at M9,S00 Call property. Let us explain our 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field To Your Mortgago NoodsI (Underwood 8-10) Thursday, Oct. 13, 1977 Training Division Box 619„ Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 643 fair proposal. Call Mr. Bantams 2:30 P.M. Saturday, Sept. 24, 1977 |i) W IS) t«) 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Belfiore, 647-1413. Cincinnati (Soto 2-6) at 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. (S) VERNOlTfilANOR Wading River, New York. You May Be Eligible For A C.H.F.A. 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 11792. Manchester Office, 647-9139. San Francisco (Barr 12-14) JR WHALER FEATURES Signed, 871-0385 □ REAL ESTATE 7Va% Low Interest Mortgage. Call, Ek]ual Housing Opportunity. MAY WE BUY your home? Quick, fair, all cash and no Pittsburgh iReuss 10-13) Cosching: Mr. Jack Ftm irt, waff known coffaga and Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar BOLTON ■ Beauty Parlor. Or Stop In Today To DIecuta (S) (») IS) $37,900. One of the nicest problems. Call Warren E. at Montreal (Landreth 0-0), Frederick E. Peck, Registrar (I) (10) Reduced to $11,900. Business Homaa For Sala 23 protaaalonal coach and acout, with yaara of C.H.F.A. Financing With One Of seven room Condos in the Howland, Realtors, 6431106. N background running youth effnfea. Boaton Paul Phillips, Deputy Registrar and equipment. Lessenger SelU, 646^13. area. Rec room a beauty. End Houston (Richard 15-11) Univarally All-Amarican 1988. Robert VonDeck, Deputy Registrar Our Eleven Full Time Profeeslonal unit, 2W baths. T.J. Crockett, BUILDING LOT For two at San Diego (Freisleben 7- Mr. Noal Nlghtlngala, wall know In Connac- Mane hot tor family house, or more. Call Assistant Registrars ( 11) (IS) LOCATE YOUR BUSINESS Consultants. Realtor, 643-1577. ticut area, having coachad at all aga lavala. Helen Stevenson ( i« ) (IS) 6435273, after 7:00 p.m. 7), N Martha Montany on Main Street. Renta $N and Atlanta (Niekro 15-17) at Playad for Univarally of Toronto and aaml- Joan Gates Robert Hjalmeer RELIEF COOK up monthly. Join Carvels, SUPER CAPE $38,900 New on market. Over- Nicholas Lefas Frechette, Martin & Rothman, Inc. sis^ Cape (25x34) with two WANTED: Two fam ily, Los Angeles (Sutton 13-8), N protaaalonal hockay In Canada. Karen VonDeck Mlnlteman Printlng-15 others. Use Lefas James Adams Carotr mindad Individual for hMith oaro facili­ Six room vinyl sided Cape. rooms baths partially finished Bowers School Area. Have (IS) (iri (20) The Manchester Mall, 811 Realtors Qamaa: Schadulad at a highly compatttlva laval. Robert Mills H. Doris Coughlin (IS) |1S) ty. Diatary axparlanea pralarrad, but not Main Street. Immediate occupancy. up. Fireplace, large kitchen, excellent buyer. Call Julian Realtors, 6439190. Traval la limited to a utham Naw England Betty Emerson Inez Johnson required. Second ahifl 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Private yard, child safe F plaster walls, garage and a 80RRYI NO PHONE ORDERS, NO REFUNDS. araa. Irene Fisette street. $39,000. private setting. T.J. CYockett, Carol Lenlhan Ad ever 20 wordt — Hogulir Orieo 263 Main St. Manchaatar Realtors 643-1577. Other sports Steven Ray Roy Thompson IMME...... Situation Wantad 15 Houaahold Goods 40 UnUorma: Homa and away providad by tha Club. Harry Deegan Kathleen Thompson WARREN E. Phona 646-4144 $39,900 Seven room Colonial Unllorma ara axactly Ilka tha aanlor Frances Klinkevitch Joseph Swensson MMESS...... (»y...... State....Zip Code. Call 871-0385 CHILD CARE In licensed with IW baths, fireplace, DRESS MAKER Sewing Clarence Stlllson home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, HOWLAND knotty pine rec room...owner Machine - Cabinet model, $80. page 8B Whalara. Equlpmanl baga wilt alao ba PHOfINO...... CUSSIFICATIOH...... laundry outings and overtime OPEN EVENINGS providad. Karole Brown M. Zukauskas RMitort 643-1105 bought new home, anxious to and an antique trunk, $20. or 040-9 services. Manchester. Deb­ best offer. Both In very good Joanne Susag OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30th., 1077 and SUNDAYS go. T.J. Crockett Realtors, bie, 643-1790. 643-1577. condition. 6437287.

f PAGE SIX-B— MANCHt^iTKR EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn., Sat., Sept. 17. 1W7 ACROn 68 Oepoert A naw a to Pravioua Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheatw. Conn., Sat., Sept. 17, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B Oordm Produeto 8 8 Epochs i n m T'u v i 47 Aportmoirto For Bout 03 Wanfotf (0 Bout 87 Tryeko ter Sato 1 Author □uuliJuunuiutiLi y M 87 Hire nDGlGHnnolnaD Flailing 88 Snow runna ChariM M. Schultz WORKING COUPLE SEEKS' naa■nannn■naa SEVEN ROOM Apartment - 1989 CHEVY VAN. $350 firm. 4 AdtcM nnnuG nuonn X OOM*r KMOIV Ip 24 Locust Street. Sequrity. Octpber or November oc­ Call evening, 6434461. gratidton DOWN ■■■■nnD anczMHH AvaiUble. CaU 6432426,9 to 5. cupancy in clean Duplex Dear Abby 8 Begrudge ijuH nnn tDnnuiuu apartment, Manchester. No IIM HOMOff •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 OrVAS wine 1 Osiris'wife □ D O n o n I PONT E£ HOk’ VOU tf*S OR CORN RESPONSIBLE FEMALE children. Have small tame 13 Fdkeinga 2 Air (prefix) 5 IT'S exciting KNOUiNG O H P n n o Motoroyefoa-Btejretos 64 W H O liS AU - wanted for two bedroom with dog. Sue, 6437748 after 6 p.m. By Abigail Van Buren S eega 3 College p n a a n n CAN JOG A l l the tim e OUKIINto J 5 n o t —Z'V f S B t N THAT ANV m in u t e RETAIL same in Windsor Locks. Call 14 Medrfgel athlete group □ n n i after 8 p.m., 627-0303. LOOKING FOR Apartment to TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville DEAR ABBY: Our neighbors across the street are 18 Lyridet 4 Scene n nGEKdlXI ‘TOU MAh'PASS CUT; c m m A FUkB^eiGHT rent before October 1st. Two 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and lovely people, but they have one faidt. Tley tie their dog Gereliwin 5 Comedian □ □ a p p a a n n bedroom. In Manchester, rack. $1,750. 2834042. ' outside in sununer, and he barks continually, night 18 Colloquiat Sparks □ □ □ □ □ MANCHESTER - Two nnPBJZinpnn Sc h o l a r s h ip t o o o bedrooms to sublet. Available heated. One child. Cali day, for no reason at all. I love dogs, so I can’t bring myself 18 Permeetee 8 American November 1st. $235 monthly. anytime, 6434539. to do anything that might hurt him, such as poison him, with liquid patriot 26 Drinks 48 Diffarant <3.00 7 Korean city 27 Laughing bird SO Phrase of un- c h a r m S c h o o l . Security. References. Heat, shoot him or turn him loose at night, although I confess I 20 Prosecute V for 5 dozen hot water. Appliances. No HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 have thought of it during a sleepless n i^ while the 21 In m anna of 8 Environment Atmosphere daraUnding (2 ThaviJ barking was it its peak. (Fr.) agency (abbr.) J * Corn r»f Iran wds.) peU. 6435729, 6431317. FX-1200 - Built by factory 9 Note (Let) 31 Head (It) 5 1 Persian poet I hate to make enemies of these lovely people by 22 Olympic engineer. Branch heads, board (abbr.) 10 Face covering Tugoalsv 52 Heroine of A COVENTRY MANCHESTER - 4 room □ AUTOMOTIVE Barnett clutch, aluminum reporting them to the police or humane society. Amd ear Wbithrop first floor apartment, near 24 Chemitt'i 11 Charitable or- , , * rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ plugs are out because if an emergency phone or knock workpiece ganizetilanization ^3 Comedian 54 Ireland FARMS Waddell School. Appliances, buretor, balanced blueprinted on the door came, I could not hear it. I have spoken to King 56 Overturns Autos For Onto 01 28 Malign (abbr.) W H ^ MV B ^ E R LerMEeiOALONQ- r LeARHEDA LOT 910 SOUTH STREET basem en t. $230 m onthly. motor, transmission. 871-2511. these neighbors several times about it, but they do 30 Pronounce- 17 Grassy field 36 Small amount 57 Pacific Island BI-FocbiIs — By Ruth Marcua References. Security. Hayes PLAVEP GOU= WITH H IM . OF INTBRBSnN ■/ h e a l OF A-.cKfcE GO I'VE ' Equipment Co., Inc., 38 Main ESTATE SETTLEMENT- brakes, air. Dean. ITOO or best foot wides, choice of two or V Q 10 9 7 diamonds, ruffing a club in f -0 Wn Brownies, nurses. East Picture frames, stretchers, $800 8434850 the wedding. This includes Catholic ^ Is, too, as the O il e 8 5 4 2 KNOWOW VOU'VE \ anyANYTHING MO'i'-.'IVI ^ PL'T 'tO ljR . \ wr-Ur'a.'-S. lT'9 JUGf MADE Street, Manchester. 643-7958. MANCHESTER - AttracUve 2 offw. M94056 afto' 5 p.m. three hedrooms, not a dummy and leading out good V -A-s' ' --;j ONE. Catholic School. 649-1225. canvasses, books, prints, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• rhythm method should be clearly understood to be AKQ10 9 A J 976 .30 B AIR. WAOM NETk. ON THE 1 NAY JOB TO V.AKP bedroom townhouse available stripped down model. Was diamonds — left him one trick WuAOfcK-p IT’LL $TREN6THSKi SLOCK Jtir-r I roiiAH ofof-.O'JS LADIES FULL LENGTH china, glass, furniture, in the Coach House on Otis 1971 DATSUN 240 Z - $12,495, tag sale price $10,990. successfully practiced. (Too many young wives, who had SOUTH (D) SCREENED LOAM - Gravel OortfM Produeu 47 short when West ruffed the Pla n e oesignS ign,, a OUR NATlOJ'^Au TO pr o v e dark ranch mink coat. Petite household Items, antiques, □ RENTALS S t r e e t . 1 1/2 baths, Michelin, vinyl top, air con­ Pahs, supplies, accessories, planned on working for a few years, discover to their A A J 10 9 8 BUT- D E F gN 5b IT* y Jl/|ISiLA' processed gravel, stone, sand and much more! Tuesiday, appliances, carpeting, base­ horror that they got pregnant on their honeymoon.) V A K third diamond. size 7. Excellent condition. APPLES, peaches, and pears. ditioning. M a^, no rust. Good full time service department. South could have made ail and fill. For delivery call Moving South, want to sell im­ September 20th., 10 a.m. fii •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment. No pets, one child. $315. mcchamcaliy, good over-all. Many couples experience shock and grief op learning ♦ J6 Botti’s Fm t Farm. TOO Bush Plaza Homes, 13M Wilbur the tricks after that first George f ...... mediately. Best offer. 649-7407 dark. Wednesday and Rooms tor Bont 02 Includes heaL hot water. CaU 643-7819 after 6 p.m. D oss Highway, Berlin Tum- that they are unable to consummate the marriage due to A 8 4 3 2 742-7m. HiU Road. Manchester. spade finesse succeeded by a anytime. Thursday, September 21st, Blanchard li Rossetto, Inc., pUce, Berlin Connecticut, 1- some slight physical abnormality which could luve been Both vulnerable rather unusual play. and 22nd, 10 U1 8. Hebron THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ 6432482. 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA easily corrected by minor surgery. Avenu^ comer of Harvest ■ 8M I8i W g W AW 8 W nished rooms. Kitchen Excellent body, excellent We« North East South He should have finessed T A Q S A LES Lane, Glastonbury. privileges, centrally located, Motherly advice from Aunt Liz or “tips” from one of the spades a second time, and the M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r engine. Real Peach! Just add DO YOU WANT to sell your U Cklfenrr, Md Madldiial parking, men only. Deposit, girls is fine, but before a bride keeps her date with the Pass 3« Pass ItarSi. A WUtStiKUMofSetated bedroom, nine room home in love and some new brakes. mobile home? Qualified 3A other way. In other words, at POOL EQUIPMENT-Ampro b l l 6«-2SS8. lovely neighborhood. $375 CaU 6432898. preacher, she should keep one with her doctor. Pass 4A Pass 5tr trick three he should have led Ta g SALE-Saturday and Sun­ W h.p. sand filter. Very good buyers waiting with available TAG SALE — Double gigan­ monthly. Substantial security financing. This is our speclal- Pass 6A Pass Pass a low spade from his hand and day, 17tfa, 18th. 9:30. Rain date tic. September n ib and IMh. 8 coodTUon, $30. Also laadw, Pass BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished and references will be 1985 PONTIAC CATAUNA- ^ for fast immediate action. let it ride. He would then have 2401. 2Sth. 32 & 41 Keeney to 3, 41 Forest View Drive, vacuum etc. Call 6490493. Givta t* Oirdti CUbi, room. Kitchen privileges. checked. Zinsser Agency, 643 Witb extra engine and Opening lead - K * succeeded in successfully Street, Manchester. Fur­ Connecticut Mobile Home Astro-graph Vernon. Sleeper couch, pine Edactllestl Cldtsei sad Centrally located. Parking. 1510. transmission. Needs muffler. Brokers, a name you can finessing both ways against niture, household, collec­ tablet, beerngn and clocks lattnaUdGnaa* By Oswald & James Jacoby Women only. Deposit. Call $150. Call after 6, 647-1284 . trust. Fall special three only. By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L the queen of trumps. Allay Oop — Dave Graua tables, clothes, mis­ oak sideboards, old SUNMtlHiRBS 649-2358. N IC E 6 ROOM Cape - Today’s hand looks simple cellaneous. Just arrived from factory. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. It) photographs, antique mirror, BuBdlog BuppUoo 41 ■ nh MMUria Ntad Redecorated inside and out. 1969 CAMARO-ExceUent con­ enough. South wins the club An Oregon reader wants to New 14 foot wides, two or Someone who Is quite nosey and bikes and toys, toboggan. QLA8T0NMMV LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Nice Private yard. $350 per dition. Low miles, power lead In dummy and decides to know what he should bid with: SOME , ... I MOSTCn^NLY THEN _ IT'S , _ TAG SALE — Saturday and SouUi oa MioctMilar Rd . left oo three bedroom, matching not necessarily working for your NATURAL STONE for room. Fully furnished. Stove, month. Heat not included, (jail steering, automatic transmis­ take a first round trump AKJxx VAQxx 4 xxx AQx. CHOICE-' W OUIPN'T C H O O « BIS I ALLEVOCTP.'AH NOW 1 Sunday, 79 Niles Drive, retaining walls, veneers, Rt. M, IS/M mUaa ts BIrcb Moun- appliances, easy financing best interests may try to prod ELAC, AND Ttxi KNOW ' THINK YALL vwx I and Ula Rd. refrigerator and linens 6434877. sion. Call 646-6819 after 5. availableav ail-'-'- to------meet your .budget. . . finesse in order to keep con­ The bidding was opened to Manchester. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. patios, etc. Pick up by the provided. 801 Main Street. 649- some secrets Irom you today. his left with one diamond, his MAtTE A W IS pound or delivery by the ton. OPINTDAVtSuii.-rpji«. Only...ly $9,900. Beautiful lots Seal your lips. trol of the trump suit. West DECISION, O lFq-fA WELL MAINTAINED Fur­ TEMPEST 1966 WAGON - available. Over 50 homes to takes his queen and South partner doubled and third ) PROUD OF TOU TAG SALE — Miscellaneous TAG SALE-September 18th, Bolton Notch Stone (luarry, Phow 639-1819 l l j M i i j j AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. It) nished large Victorian OHC 6 cyUnder, automatic choose from. Preowned and romps home with the rest of hand passed. household items. September 10 to 2. 156 Scott Drive. 649-3163. LARGE COMBINATION Tips given to you today by a well- Colonial with four or five transmission, excellent new. Please call Dnnecticut Sspl. It, 1S77 the tricks. The correct bid is two 17 and 18. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Something for everyone. living room-bedroom. Private bedrooms, fireplace, formal Matarlally. conditions look rather meaning friend on ways to make CHRYSANTHEMUMS-Many mechanical condition. 20 Home Brokers, l-423-2(^. Then why are we bothering diamonds. This cue bid does Lynwood Drive on Bolton bath, private entrance. Light dining room, centrally m.p.g. $550. 6438412. promising for you this coming or save money should not be Lake. new varieties to choose from, taken at lace value. Investigate with this hand? Because when not guarantee first-round dia­ TAG SALE-Sunday 10 to 4. 70 $1.50. 29 Mountain Road, cooking. 649-5610. located. Working Adults. year. You should be able to salt a mond control. It merely Jan Drive, Hebron. Furniture, Monthly rate $500. Security 1969 SPACE AGE TRAILER. little extra away. Put yourself on for your sell. it was actually played the Oopa-Blrds-Pefs 43 Glastonbury, near 1967 DODGE DART. Running Self contained. Many extras, makes partner bid a suit TAG SALE — Saturday and winter clothing, many odds Attractive sleeping room. and references required. Call a budget. Stick to It. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) spade finesse worked since Mlnneachaug Golf Course. condition. Needs work. $150 or also 12x16 screened room. whereupon the cue bidder can Sunday, 10 to 5.17 Oval Lane. and ends. Private entrance, 6430425. Don't enter Into joint ventures to­ West didn’t put up his queen. DOG-CAT BOARDING best offer. Call 646-8361. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpl. 22) head for game or even higher. Little bit of everything, dis­ shower/bath. Free parking. Excellent condition. 643-8338. day with anyone whose alms and South promptly led a trump hes, drapes, collectables, etc. bathlng/grooming. Obedience APPLES-Pick your own, You're blessed with an .NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I TAG SALE-Sunday protection classes.Complete organlealW grown. $2.50 Apply 195 Spruce Street. SMALL FIVE ROOM Two 1965 BUICK. Dependable awareness lor detail and this Is ideals are not in accord with September 18th., 10 a.m. to 4 m a s t e r c r a f t c a m p yours. Complete harmony Is 9-l» modern facilities. Canine bushel. Chestnuts also bedroom home on lake. Half transportation. Good buy at well and good. However, be Berry’s World '7>r*AI»c.lllfto|U 19w B i TAG SALE - 3 family. Many p.m., 160 Highland Street.' $22 per week. Centrally TRAILER — Sleeps 6 . needed for success. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon available soon. Look for sign, hour east of Hartford. Call for $295. Call 6432323. careful today It doesn't become items. September 17th., and Miscellaneous assortment of located. 146 Center Street. appointment, 643-1368. Excellent condition. $650. Call an obsession. Find out more 18th. 23 Bausola Road, off Road, Manchester. For reser­ 84 Hackmatack Street, 643-1372, or 649-0343. ARIES (March 21-Aprll It) Size The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions goodies. No early sales. Rain Manchester. 643-6658. Please call 649-0013. 1966 MUSTANG. Needs some about yourself by sending for people and situations up Lake Road, Andover. date, September 2Sth. vations please call 646-5971. SIX ROOM CAPE. Centrally work, but runs well. $180. 742- your copy of Astro-Graph Letter realistically today, or problems located. Aluminum siding, va­ by mailing SO cents for each and 9423. AutomotNo aorvico 66 will ensue. Be logical Instead of Aportmonto For Bont 53 cant, $325 with a security a long, self-addressed, stamped wishful. ^ THE ONLY UOSICAL deposit required along with envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. ^PUANATION IS THAT 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK - 4 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In references. Utilities not in­ Box 486, Radio City Station, N.Y. •rHERE'S ONE LESS, j WE HAVE customers waiting speed. 30,000 miles. Excellent sun specialists, factory business matters today, small BUSINESS & SERVICE for the rental of your apart­ cluded. T.J. Crockett, 10019. Be sure to specify your . FLV IW THE W ORLD/' condition. $1395. Call 643-5511, trained, one day service, 114 birth sign. details should not be taken for ment or home. J.D. Real Realtor, 643-1577. after 4 p.m. East Main Street, Rockville, granted. They could later prove Estate Associates, Inc. 6^ 871-1817. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oet. 23) to be a thorn In the lion's paw. 1980. 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, Should you find yourself with a QEMINI (May 21-Juns 20) Har­ Otticoo-atoroo tor Bont 55 power steering and brakes, sensitive friend today, weigh LOOKING for anything in real your words with considerable mony at home will be disrupted air conditioning, excellent today if you find more to criticize estate rental - apartments, ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ condition. $1500. 6439199. care. A thoughtless remark fice. Ground level, central could leave a scar. than to praise. Try to bo more homes, multiple dwellings, no Fall Fashion tolerant. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate location, professional 1972 SAAB. Automatic SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) DIRECTORY building, parking and utilities. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Associates, Inc. 646-1980. transmission. Original owner. Seek companions today who are Call 6432865. When someone Is of service lo Sorrlcoo Ottorod 31 SwvfcM Ottorod 31 Pointing-Popporing 32 BootIng-aidIng-ChImnoy 34 59.000 miles. Front wheel BASIC as generous as you are. Pals BEAT THE COMMUTE! drive, Mlchellns. Excellent who are penny-pinchers will give you loday. be sure to show the proper appreciation. No thanks C &M TREE Service - Free es­ IS MY FULL TIME HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Cromwell area’s most FOR RENT - Store and of­ condition. 649-6372. you a pain. % prestigious and luxurious fices.;es. Heat, janitor, parking. will get no help the next time. timates, discount senior DAB PMOTOBMPHY BUSINESS. Fast service, roofing, storm windows, aw­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. CUSTOM WORK . W lbolN O g AslI low as $100 per month. 643 citizens. Company quality work, insured. Bob nings. Quality workmanship, studios. One, two and three ISX RADIAL TIRES for sale. 21) Be extremely careful of what LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Small ex­ • AD • PHOTO! 5334. travagances today could add up Born Loser — Art Sansom Manchester owned and • PUBUCITY Jobin, Proprietor, 649-9027. free estimates. Fully insured. bedroom apartments from GR78-14. Like new. With you say today to persons who operated. Call 646-1^. $160 to $289 per month. Call Warrantee. $30 apiece. Call to a shockingly large total. <4 new Concept in 872-9187, 649-3417. have some Influence over your today, 632-1300. Only 15 MANCHESTER - Ap­ anytime, 6430360. career. Your comments are be­ Manage your resources Commercial Photography minutes to downtown Hart­ proximately 660 square feet of prudently. CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ Phone 649-5160 SPECIALIZING cleaning and ing critically evaluated. niture repaired, reflnishlng, ford. prime space in local bank. 1974 Pinto wagon. Four speed. .NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i Bullding-Controcting 33 repairing chimneys, roofs, ) 1977t>yNEA.Inc touch-up work. House calls new roofs. Free estimates. 30 $275 includes heat, air con­ Needs some work. $1500. 643 Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and Btoffal ditioning and carpeting. and service calls, pick up and WES ROBBINS carpentry Years Experience. Howley, THREE ROOM Apartment 1116 or 643-4214. RELIABLE WOMAN will with stove, refrigerator. ^ 10. Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc. delivery. 569-2867 days or remodeling specialist. Ad­ 643-5361. " 'Yeh'Is the number two man in China — and I after 5. babysit in my own home. No pets. Security and 6432482. 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 225-4 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, suppose 7 Don’t Know' plays third base?!" Good references. Days, built-ins, bathrooms, ROOFER WILL InsUll roof references required. door. Fully equipped. Minor evenings, weekends. Call 569- kitchens, 649-3446. siding or gutters for low dis­ Phllbrick Agency, 646-4^. body work. Asking $900. Call CLUTTERED ATTICS & 3796. 6436477. Cellars? Will haul unwanted count price. Call Ken at 647- OFFICE SPACE Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 1566. BOLTON - Three room apart- items for you reasonably. Call HOUSE CLEANING. Mon- ment. Heated, range, FOR RENT 649-1616, or 5660322, for free Homes, Additions, Repairs, 1975 FORD GRANDA-Blue, day, Tuesday, Thursday. Cabinets. Call Gary Cashing, refrigerator. Venetian blinds, 250 square feet, center of excellent condition, am/fm ANYONE THANK YOU. MK. HOOaE FLAMM 1 estimates. Manchester area. References, no pets. References. $230 Manchester, air conditioning and 345-2009. parking. Call M)-9551. stereo. $2800. CaU 742-5261, WHO PK% PONT F0R6ET TO -eed on floor, am/fm stereo, from the dozens of X ^ETTER scheduling now. Professional roofing, and siding, kitchens, handsome designs shown 5TA R T Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- considers any job. 289-9287 bathrooms, and repair work of 8347 or 6433434 after 5 p.m. 84, 1-91, warehouse with of­ &ibart, 33,000 miles. $3,300 or 5221. fice. 2100 square feet. Ideal in the Fall and W inter WARMIN' UP, evenings or weekends, Don. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis best offer. Call 649-6912 1977 BASIC FASHION. for estimate, 643-6712. S O U R H U T for distribution. Contact Held- weekends anytime or FlR E M A N - Otllcoi-aioroo tor Bont 55 mann Tool Supply, 2832727. It also contains inter­ ’ -/7 ED’S LIGHT Trucking - PROFESSIONAL Painting: u n Up TO 70% or TOW weekdays after 5 p.m. esting items on Sewing Cellars and attics cleaned. Interior & Exterior, Commer­ LEON CIESZYNSKl Builder - hot w a t h cocto. Macliine Embroidery; Trees cut. Free estimates. cial & Residential. Free es­ New homes custom built, mii HOW ounnr How to Make a Caftan, 646-1943. timates. Fully insured. 646- remodeled, additions, rec HO DOWH PATMEHT Shawl and Stole, Doll Short Ribs — Frank Hill 4879. rooms, garages, kitchens CAURAiPH,C01UOT Clothes and Holiday remodeled, bath tile, cement OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Trims for the tree. Also 413-781-2120 I SEE ©ORN IS BACK ' SHE JOINED A WOMENS^ ..AND SEKfT HIM HOM E ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, J.P. LEWIS It SON-Interior work. Steps, dormers. Trucks for Sato 83 includes a Bonus Cou­ Conn. D.O.T. has modem, air conditioned building, pon. FROM EARTH. BUT ACTIVIST SROUP WHILE TO CUBAN UP T H E attics, garages, yards and exterior painting, Residential or commercial. WHERE IS MIS (SIRL- THBV WERE.THEIRE,. L A N P IN S p a d . cleaned, moving, trucking. Call 649^291. partitioned into 17 offices plus front reception area. 1972 CHEVY PICKUP with P rice . . . $2.00 a copy. paperbanging, and Flooring FRIENPROgtorr Loam for sale. L^wn service. remodeling. Fully Insured. 38 Wall-to-wall carpeting, paneled walls, 4,000 square Cap. Y4 ton, good condition. Ts ordir, sind $2.00, inclodii No job too big or small. 568- 649-9658. Bootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 feet of office space, 800 square feet of storage 6 4 6 ^ . pssliie sod handllnf. 8522. FLOOR SANDING St S' ion McNxiikl Sy»4..l»c. 9-17 R EFIN I^IN G . Floors like space, parking for 25 cars. Terms negotiable. Call sue lURNeTT G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- BIDWELL Home Improve­ 5635550, ask for Mr. Drury or Mr. Grlllo, or write CHVEROLET SUBURBAN HaneliMtef evening HeraM LAWNS MOWED, $5 and up. ment Co. Expert installation new. No waxing (specializing 1977. Four wheel drive, power 11S0 Ave. of AmerlcM Interior exterior painting and in older floors). Staining New Yoili, N.V. 1001s Hedges trimmed, $10 and up, wallpapering. Quality- of aluminum siding, gutters to: Mr. G. Croog, Property Management, Conn. steering power brakes, floors. Ceilings. In-outside Print NsiM, Addtiii with lip VM 1IX) AURT you 1b P o a ONE OF yOOR edging, fall cleanups. Now Is professlonal work ,at and trims. Roofing installa­ D.O.T., 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, 06109. automatic transmission, cool. the time to fertilize your tion and repairs. 6494495,875- painting. Morso Stove Dealer. am/fm stereo, many extras. •nfticwihie MORNiNe/^ reasonable prices. ^Ily In­ John Verfallle, 6435750, 872- Add $2.00 for the New lawn. 647-9260. sured. 643-9U1. 9109. 8,000 m iles. $0500. Keep 2 2 2 2 . trying, 6433113. SUCCESS IN SEWING, 4 PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter. Conn,. Sat.. Sept. 17, 1877 ACIIOtS 68 0opotit Answtr to Prtviout Puzilo 68Epecht MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M«nclwater. Conn., Sat., Sept. 17, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B Oanton P ro d u c t □ ucj|uurjnu|[jiiLlilTIAIllVI ‘j 4/ Apartmanti Por /taiM M tVantotf fo Aant $7 Trueka for 8afo 62 A I Autlwr 87 Hiro flaming 88 Snow ninnor nDalnunnnBnna ChaiiM M. Schulti SEVEN ROOM Apartment - WORKING COUPLE SEEKS- 1966 CHEVY VAN. 1350 firm. 4 AdasM nnDiiD nuann X D O N 'T KNOWS/ iF 24 Locust Street. Security. October or November oc­ Call evenings, 643-^1. grandson DOWN n n n a n c : Available. CaU 646-2428,9 to 5. cupancy in clean Duplex Dear Abby 8 Bagnidga uLiMcann innnui'ju apartment, Manchester. No 12 Drysswina 1 OiMs'wifo □ □ n n n n IT'S AN HONOR OR CORN 2 Air (prolix) I PONT see HOii' vou contraire IT'S EXCITINS KNOUiNc RESPONSIBLE FEMALE children, Have snull tame 13 Folkaingar n n n n n n Au : WHOLESALE- wanted for two bedroom with dog. Sue, 649-7748 after'6 p.m. Moforoyefes-Bteyefoa 64 By Abigail Van Buren Saagar 3 Coliogo □ n n n a n n CAN JOS All THE TIME ,VtKY tJUKINb y 9 THAT ANV minute ' NOT—I'VE BEEN 14 Madrigal tthlolic group □ □ n n n n same In Windsor Locks. Call TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville DEAR A B B Y: Our neighbors across the street are t ‘{OU MAh' pass cut.' RETAIL after 6 p.m., 627-0203. LOOKING FOR Apartment to 15 Lyridat 4 Scono oFfBRep A FUkBRlGHT rent before October 1st. Two 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and lovely people, but they have one fault. They tie their dog Garaiiwin 5 Comodian n rack. 11,750. 2894042. ' outside in summer, and he barks continually, night and 16 Colloquial Sparkt □ □ □ o n MANCHESTER - Two bedroom, in Manchester, □ □ m i z i n o n n Sc h o l a r s h ip t o o o heated. One child. Call day, for no reason at all. I love dogs, so I can't bring myself I I Parmaataa 6 Amorfean bedrooms to sublet. Available to do anything that might hurt Um, such as poison him, with liquid patriot 26 Drinks 48 Difforont * November 1st. 1235 monthly. anytime, 643m39. 3.00 shoot him or turn him loose at night, alt^ugh I confess I 20 Proiacuts 7 Korotn city 27 Laughing bird 50 Phraio of un- T o o h a r m Sc h o o l . Security. References. Heat, 2 1 In msnnar of 8 Environment *‘T>*?!;*'* «l*«t»" barking was it its peak. (Fr.) "agoncy (abbr.) 29 Com of Iran wds.) 9-17 peU. 6466729, 646-1317. FX-1200 - Built by factory 22 Olympic 9 Nota (Lat) ' ll*-l 91 Paraian post engineer. Branch heads, I hate to make enemies of these lovely people by 10 Faco covering 32 Y u ^ la v 52 Heroine of A reporting them to the police or humane society. /Vnd ear board (abbr.) COVENTRY MANCHESTER - 4 room □ AUTOMOTIVE Barnett clutch, aluminum 24 Chamiifs 11 Charitable or- „ . . ? « ' • W ln t t ir o p first floor apartment, near rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ plugs are out because if an emergency phone call or knock worfcpisea ganizaianizatien 33 Comedian 54 Iraiand FARMS Waddell School. Appliances, buretor, balanced blueprinted on the door came, I could not hear it. I have spoken to King 56 Overtuma Autoa For Bala 26 Maiign (abbr.) r L E A R N E D A U 7T 910 SOUTH STREET basem ent. 1230 m onthly. 61 motor, transmission. 871-2511. these neighbors several times about it, but they do 30 Pronounca- 17 Grassy field 36 Small amount 57 Pacific Island Bi-Focal« — By Ruth Marcus References. Security. Hayes nothing. Any suggestions7 manta (poet) 39 Actreaa Novak 58 Abominable OF INTERECTINq- COVENTRY 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n NBA/ WORDS, Corp., 6460131. ★ ★ DOG-TIRED 34 Papar of 19 Relativea 41 Amidst snowman Wagon - Running condition. indabtadnaaa 23 Copper coin 44 Awkward 60 Ones (Fr.) TWO BEDROOM First floor 1150 or best offer. Call after 6, 35 Novaliat 25 Great person 61 Negative DOiJT BE, 742-8238 6466536. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, DEAR DOG-TIRED: Tell these “lovely people" that 46 Few (Fr.) p r ^ i apartment in three family since your previous requests have been ignored, you must Bagnoid house. Hot water included on­ excellent condition, many 37 Aetrua Fiahsr t 2 3 4 S 6 7 6 6 10 II S A R A C m iM ^ y DO W protest to the authorities. Your rest is more ly. No pets, security required. NEED CAR? Credit bad? extras. Exceptionally good 38 Sandwich POTTED MUMS. »1,25 each. 5 important than their friendship. 14 1230 a month. Call a t o 5 Bankrupt? Repossessed? performance s/nce purchased meat 12 13 THE O U ^ E Tinker Pond Road, Bolton, Honest Douglas 'accepts new. 1500. Call 6 4 6 ^ after (Off Birch Mountain Road). p.m., 643-8883. 40 Homa of 1$ 16 17 lowest down, smallest 4:30 p.m. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have taken a teenage Scarlatt OF THE PEACE uts. Douglas Motors, cousin into our home because she is in trouble. We have BRANDIED PEACHES, AVAHJVBLE OCTOBER 1st. O'Hara 11 19 A S K S VE E V in. TWO 1977 Mopeds. 1825. Must children of our own and are financially able to care for tUs 1 1 Spiced iearsn app/e butter, Four room Duplex. 1175 per R 42 Schooi organi­ month. Security. Utilities and sell. Call 6 4 6 ^ . girl and pay all her expenses. She has one year of high zation (abbr.) 22 26 EASrOUESnONS jams, marmaiades, conserves WE PAY 115 for complete ” ■ p»= and Indian Chutney. Orders ^^llances not included. 528- school left, which she will finish after her biaby is born. 43 Siug 21 27 26 31 32 33 junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland OSSA 250 Pioneer, Exceiient Now the problem: She wants to keep her baby. We have 45 Satira ■ taken. 649-6101. Auto Body, 5261990. condition. New tire, chain had our doctor and lawyer talk to her, and no one can gat 47 Land of Allay 34 sprocket. 1400 . 647-9037. Oop ■ ■ FOUR ROOMS-Flrst floor. through to her. She thinks it is a “sin" to give away her 31 Hou$»hold Goods 40 Artfcfas for Safa 41 Artioln for Solo 41 Oog»-Blrd$-P»ti 43 Near schools and shopping. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 49 Ona of 3 HaNe^iy^.lM AntIquoM 4$ - 54,000 miles, 351 (Jeveland own flesh and blood. ■ 1 ■ 9 -1 7 TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 1175 monthly, plus utulitles. Abby, this child is 17 and the boy will not m arry her (for Stoogai 43 46 REFRIGERATORS GIANT APARTMENT DASHSUND puppies. AKC, engine. Excellent running 50 Elactrically 1 Washers, ranges, used, Good condition. Good for References and security which she is lucky, as he is only a kid himself and not much COMPLEX tag sale. 44-50 smooth, home raised. Cham­ WANTED Antique furniture, deposit required. Call 649- condition. New shocks and npai chargsd pani- 47 Priscilla’s Pop — Ai Vermaar guaranteed and clean. New plating, or welding. Call 646- Church Street, East Hartford, pion sired, affectionate, ideal glass, pewter, oil paintings, or brakes. Asking 11950. Call 643- Mobllabfla Homos 65 good). My husband and I would adopt the child as a cla ■ 8845, after 6 p.m. S6 S7 66 shipment damaged, GE and 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. (across street from church). peU. 566-6068. other antique items. R. 4484. compromise, but we want her to put her past behind her, 53 Amsrican SO SI s T Frigidalre. Low prices. B. D. Six families selling clothing, Harrrison, 643-8709. 18' CAMPER trailer - single ■ ■ ” LARGE SIX ROOM go on to college and start life over where no one knows of Indian S9 60 8M 62 YOU 5HOULP SUE Pearl and Son, 646 Main DARK LOAM - 5 yards, 132.00 furniture, etc. Saturday and TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- axle, excellent condition. her mistake. We need your help in convincing her that this 55 Crazy Street, 643-2171. Main Street, plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed LfvMfoclr 44 DUPLEX. Central location. THE LIGHT-BULB Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. No pets. Security. 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Eleven years old. 11,500. Call would be best for her and the baby. Please help me. 59 Making avan S3 64 66 643-2171. sand and stone. 643-9504. car. Asking 12550. 6464938. 742-8930. 62 Cholar. CDMRVNY RDR References. Available Oc­ iANONYMOUS 66 30" FRANKLIN STOVE. All BOLTON HEIGHTS FARM. Wontod fo Buy 49 63 Acquira by 66 67 FALSE APVERTIS • BARGAINS! Manchester On Route 85, Bolton now tober 1st 1225 a month. 649- -J1 BLUE SOFA AND CHAIR. cast iron, one year old. 1200. 1924 or 643-2289. PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, ARE YOU Selling your mobile labor ING POP-' Lion's Club tag sale, Sunday, 646^16. offers English riding and jum­ ACCORDIANS - Will pay up to DEAR ANONYMOUS; It would appear that the girl, (NiWSPAPfS (NTiSFSIll A$|N | Dark wood frame. $275. Cali four speed, Nice. 11795 Subur­ home? Buyers waiting. Please under the guise of selflessness and sacrifice, feels gmity 64 Graak dalty Kay, 569-4289 after 5:00. September 2Sth, 10 a.m. to 3 ping lessons for both children 1M for 120 Bass; 120 for 12 ban Motors, 6462076. call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- X p.m., McDonald's, West and adults. We have Bass. Call 247-0842. MANCHESTER-Main and is determined to punish hersqlt for her mistake. GROUND FAULT 140, 13" Streeet. Two room apart­ 828-0369. Center Street. To rent a space Dynasty Mags 180, three experienced Instructors with 1976 HORNET Four door, air, Actuaily, she would be punishing the child more. call 644-9966. reliable school horses for all WANTED - L.C. Smith, ment, heated, hot water, For you to adopt the baby would be as grave a mistake □ MI8C. FOR SALE Columbia girls' bikes; two appliances, parking, no pets, automatic, power steering. TAG SALE - Save hundreds of Win at Bridge levels of riding in our indoor Parker, Fox, hl^rade,ilg ra d e , as for her to keep it. I know of no one more qualified to deal 26", one 20", 115. Call 643- security. 523-7M7. Two new snows, 12,500 miles. dollars on display models. If TAG SAL&Movlng. Saturday 1814. Bolton. arena. Daytime and evening excellent condition ^otnin.otgun 13,300 or best offer. 2867035. you have been thinking of with “sin” than a clergyman. Ask yours to talk to the girl. 17tb, Sunday 18th, 10-5. 24 classes may be arranged by 1100 reward resultingItin g NORTH ArtIclOM for Solo 41 TWO BEDROOM Townhouse. buying a mobile home, no Hartland Road, Manchester. ICE CREAM CONES, Coins, calling 646-0822 after 8 p.m. urchase. Henry Yeska, Sr. CONFIDENTUL TO E. L. R. IN JAMESTOWN: Yea, I * K 5 3 IW baths, dishwasher, dis­ 1974 LINCOLN MARK IV better time than right now. back to dummy's king, Blast ALUMINUM sheets used as Sofa, adult desk St chair, pool Fish antiques, children 1, Nazareth, Pa., 18064. Stereo, air, cruise control, all Shop and compare. Our prices have a booklet UUed “HOW TO HAVE A LOVELY V 8 6 4 3 posal. laundry hookups, 9 A K Q 10 3 showed out and South had a printing plates, .007 thick, table, children's furnishings, preowned items, custom bras, Boaf$-Acco§torl»$ 45 power. 46,000 miles. (Jood con- and quality can't be beat. WEDDING," but the best advice I can oRer a bride is, “See etc. 646-8712.______heatea, immediate occupan­ * A problem. He did his best to Ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for pianos, instant printing. The WANTED-Furniture, old toys. diUon. 15200. 643-6801. Immediate parking available your doctor (and preferably a gynecologist) for a physical 20 FOOT FISHING Boat. Bisque dolls, steins, clocks, cy. Call 528-1708 days. 11. Phone 643-2711. CHAIN SAWS-New and used. Manchester Mall, 811 Main throughout the state. Trades checkup and authoritative answers to all your questions solve it, but his best — which Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Street. Fiberglas bottom, 40 h.p. swords, guns. Outright WEST EAST consisted of coming to his Replacement chains and 1970 BUICK RIVIERA - welcome. Excellent financing before marriage.” AQ704 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub motor. Trailer, canvas top, purchase or consignments. Homoa tor Rant 54 Power steering, power available. Sample buy new 14 * 2 hand with the jack of GO I'VE repairs on all makes. Capitol extras. Excellent condition. If birth control is desired, it should be planned BEFORE V J52 V Q 10 9 7 LOOK. EA$y; I T ITIT'LL OUT-P ig h t ;-UT YJH? 7 A^ HEAL (jPA^cKfce EO A Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, ESTATE SETTLEMENT- Call 644-8962. brakes, air. Clean. 1700 or best foot wides, choice of two or diamonds, ruffing a club in PU T -iO U /t. \ IrJOUr'aiFS, IT'? juGT MAoe Equipment Co., Inc., 38 Main 1900. 643-9859. the wedding. This includes Catholic girls, too, as the 997 9 8 542 KNOW VOU'VE \ ANANYTHINS "W- I'-.i Brownies, nurses. East Picture frames, stretchers, MANCHESTER - Attractive 2 offer. 649-8356 after 5 p.m. three bedrooms, not a dummy and leading out good NEfTK. ON THE AAV JOB TO V.AKF Street, Manchester. 643-7958. rhythm method should be clearly understood to be 4r K Q 10 5 AJ976 -A'S' E AIR. WASH - Catholic School. 649-1225. canvasses, books, prints, bedroom townhouse avaliable stripped down model. Was diamonds — left him one trick WLAOfcK-? IT'LL GTRENSTriBN Slock juf-r rouAN oec'A'OvJs; successfully practiced. (Too many young wives, who had SOUTH (D) LADIES FULL LENGTH china, glass, furniture, Qtrdon Producft 47 in the Coach House on Otis 1971 DATSUN 240 Z - 112,495, tag sale price 110,990. short when West ruffed the Pl a n e o e s ig n ., OUR n a t io n a l planned on working for a few years, discover to their A A J 10 9 8 o e f e n s e : SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, dark ranch mink coat. Petite household items, antiques, □ RENTALS Street. 1 1/2 baths, Michelln, vinyl top, air con- Parts, supplids, accessories, third diamond. BUT— . processed gravel, stone, sand and much more! Tuesday, appliances, carpeting, base­ ditionlng. Mags, no rust. Good full time service department. horror that they got pregnant on their honeymoon.) V A K size 7. Excellent condition. APPLES, peaches, and pears. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 J8 South could have made all and fill. For delivery call Moving South, want to sell im­ September 20th., 10 a.m. til Bottl's Fruit Farm. 260 Bush ment. No pets, one child. 1315. mechanically, gooi' over-all. Plaza Homes, 13M Wilbur Many couples experience shock and grief o p learning the tricks after that first George H. Griffing, Andover, dark. Wednesday and Rooms for Rsnt S2 A8 4 3 2 mediately. Best offer. 649-7407 Hill Road. Manchester. includes heaL hot water. Call 6467819 after 6 p.m. Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ that they are unable to consummate the marriage due to spade finesse succeeded by a 742-7M6. Thursday, September 21st, Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., Both vulnerable anytime. pike, Berlin Connecticut, 1- some slight physical abnormality which could have been rather unusual play. and 22nd, 10 til 6. Hebron THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ 6462482. 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA 828-0369. easily corrected by minor surgery. Weal North East South He should have finessed Avenue, corner of Harvest HEMS m FAU PUNTUN AND nished rooms. Kitchen Excellent body, excellent Motherly advice from Aunt Liz or “tips" from one of the WINDOW BAAOENt 1* spades a second time, and the TAQ SALES Lane, Glastonbury. privileges, centrally located, MANCHESTER - Four engine. Real Peach! Just add DO YOU WANT to sell your girls is fine, but before a bride keeps her date with the CuUiury. Frigrant and Medicinal parking, men only. Deposit. bedroom, nine room home in love and some new brakes. Pass 39 Pass 3* other way. In other words, at Herbi. A Wide SelecUon of Scented mobile home? Qualified preacher, she should keep one with her doctor. Pass 4A Pass 5V trick three he should have led POOL EQUIPMENT-Ampro Geranium!. Call 649-2358. lovely neighborhood. 1375 Call 6462698. buyers waiting with available Tag SALE-Saturday and Sun­ TAG SALE — Double gigan­ W h.p. sand filter. Veiy good monthly. Substantial security Pass 6A Pass Pass a low spade from his hand and U C T U K I AND financing. This is our special- Pass day, 17th, 18th. 9:30. Rain date tic. September 17th and 18th. 9 condition, 130. Also ladder, DEMONtTMTIOHS BIRCH HOUSE-Furnlshed and references will be 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA- let it ride. He would then have ty for fast immediate action. Opening lead - K* 24th, 25th. 32 & 41 Keeney to 3, 41 Forest View Drive, vacuum etc. Call 649-0493. Given to Garden Clubs. room. Kitchen privileges. checked. Zinsser Agency, 646 Witb extra engine and Connecticut Mobile Home Astro-graph succeeded in successfully Street, Manchester. Fur­ Educational Classes and Centrally located. Parking. Vernon, Sleeper couch, pine 1510. transmission. Needs muffler. Brokers, a name you can By Oiwald & James Jacoby finessing both ways against Alley Oop — Dave Qraue niture, household, collec­ tables, beerslgn■sign and clocks, Interested Groups. Women only. Deposit. Call 1150. Call after 6, 647-1284 . trust. Fall special three only. By BERNICE BEDE 080L the queen of trumps. tables, clothes, mis­ oak sideboards, old SUNRISE HERBS 649-2358. NICE 6 ROOM Cape - Today's hand looks simple Just arrived from factory. CAPRICORN (Osc. 22-Jan. 19) An Oregon reader wants to cellaneous. photographs, antique mirror, Building Supplloi 42 Mroh Mountain Road Redecorated Inside and out. enough. South wins the club 1969 CAMARO-Excellent con­ New 14 foot wides, two or Someone who Is quite nosey and know what he should bid with: bikes and toys, toboggan, QLAtTONBURY LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Nice Private yard. 1350 per dition. Low miles, power lead In dummy and decides to SOME , MOSTCUmiNLY' THEN IT'S South on Manchester Rd., left on three bedroom, matching not necessarily working lor your AKJxx VAQxx 9 xxx 4 ^ . CHOICE-' JIPN'T CHM5E BIS ALLEY 0 ^ / AH TAG SALE — Saturday and sleigh, drapes and rods, glass NATURAL STONE for room. Fully furnished. Stove, month. Heat not Included. (;all steering, automatic transmis­ appliances, easy financing take a first round trump Sunday, 79 Niles Drive, retaining walls, veneers, Rt. M, 2 8/10 miles to Birch Moun­ best Interests may try to prod The bidding was opened to THINK YALL tub doors, w ltar, camera and refrigerator and linens 6464877. sion. Call 6466819 after 5. available to meet your budget. t a i ? some secrets from you today. finesse in order to keep con­ MADE A W l^ Manchester. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. patios, etc. Pick up by the tain Rd. his left with one diamond, his tripod, and much more. OPEN7DAY8la.m.-7 p.m. provided. 801 Main Street. 649- Only 19,900. Beautiful lots Seal your lips. trol of the trump suit. West DECISION, OIRLfA pound or delivery by the ton. WELL MAINTAINED Fur­ partner doubled and third FWXIP OF YOJ.' Phon* 633-1819 TEMPEST 1966 WA(K)N - available. Over 50 homes to [ M illllQ W takes his queen and South TAG SALE — Miscellaneous TAG SALE-September 18th. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, nished large Victorian OHC 6 cylinder, automatic AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) romps home with the rest of hand passed. choose from. Preowned and Tips given to you today by a well- household items. September 10 to 2. 156 Scott Drive. 649-3163. LARGE COMBINATION Colonial with four or five transmission, excellent new. Please call Connecticut Sapt. 18, 1977 the tricks. The correct bid is two 17 and 18. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Something for everyone. living room-bedroom. Private bedrooms, fireplace, formal Materially, conditions look rather meaning friend on ways to make diamonds. This cue bid does CHRYSANTHEMUMS-Many mechanical condition. 20 Home Brokers, 1-423-2026. or save money should not be Then why are we bothering Lynwood Drive on Bolton new varieties to choose from, bath, private entrance. Light dining room, centrally m.p.g. 1550. 6468412. promising lor you this coming with this hand? Because when not guarantee first-round dia­ Lake. TAG SALE-Sunday 10 to 4. 70 cooking. 649-5610. located. Working Adults. year. You should be able to salt a taken at face value. Investigate 11.50. 29 Mountain Road, 1969 SPACE AGE TRAILER. lor your sell. It was actually played the mond control. It merely Jan Drive, Hebron. Furniture, Monthly rate 1500. Security little extra away. Put yourself on Dogt-Blrd»-Pof$ 43 Glastonbury, near 1967 DODGE DART. Running Self contained. Many extras, spade finesse work^ since makes partner bid a suit TAG SALE — Saturday and winter clothing, many odds Attractive sleeping room. and references required. Call condition. Needs work. 1150 or a budget. S tick to It. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Minneachaug (solf Course. also 12x16 screened room. West didn't put up his queen. whereupon the cue bidder can Sunday, 10 to 5.17 Oval Lane. and ends. Private entrance, 6460425. best offer. Call 646-8361. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sspl. 22) Don't enter Into joint ventures to­ head for game or even higher. Little bit of everything, dis­ DOG-CAT BOARDING shower/bath. Free parking. Excellent condition. 643-8338. day with anyone whose alms and South promptly led a trump bathing/grooming. Obedience APPLES-Pick your own, You're blessed with an I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I hes, drapes, collectables, etc. TAG SALE-Sunday Apply 195 Spruce Street. SMALL FIVE ROOM Two awareness lor detail and this Is ideals are not In accord with protection classes.Complete organically grown. 12.5() 1965 BUICK. Dependable MASTER CRAFT CAMP yours. Complete harmony Is 9 -l» September 18th., 10 a.m. to 4 bedroom home on lake. Half transportation. Good buy at well and good. However, be Berry’s World » )i»>rWA.>M.?i8ifo|gia TAG SALE - 3 family. Many modern facilities. Canine bushel. CThestnuts also T R A IL E R — S le ep s 6. needed lor success. m., 160 Highland Street.' available soon. Look for sign, 122 per week. Centrally hour east of Hartford. Call for 1295. Call 6462323. careful today It doesn't become items. September 17th.. and u Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon located. 146 Center Street. Excellent condition. 1650. Call an obsession. Find out more [iscellaneous assortment of Road, Manchester. For reser­ 84 H ack m atack S tre e t, appointment, 643-1368. 643-1372, or 649-0343. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Size The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 18th. 23 Bausola Roao, off [oodles. No early sales. Rain Please call 649-0013. about yourself by sending lor vations please call 646-5971. Manchester. 643-6658. 1966 MUSTANG. Needs some people and situations up Lake Road, Andover. late, September 25th. SIX ROOM CAPE. Centrally work, but runs well. 1180. 742- your copy ol Astro-Graph Letter realistically today, or problems by mailing 50 cents for each and will ensue. Be logical Instead of located. Aluminum siding, va­ 9423. Automotiva Sarvica 66 Apartmanta For Rant 53 cant, 1325 with a security a long, self-addressed, stamped wishful. THE o n l y LOGICAL deposit required along with envelope to Astro-Graph. P.O. ^PUANATlON IS THAT 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK - 4 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Box 489. Radio City Station. N Y. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In THERE'S ONE UES® , / WE HAVE customers waiting references. Utilities not in­ speed. 30,000 miles. Excellent sun specialists, factory business matters today, small . FLV IN THE WORLD .7 BUSINESS & SERVICE cluded. T.J. Crockett, 10019. Be sure to specify your for the rental of your apart­ condition. 11395. Call 643-5511, trained, one day service, 114 birth sign. details should not be taken for ment or home. J.D. Real Realtor, 6461577. after 4 p.m. East Main Street, Rockville. granted. They could later prove Estate Associates, Inc. 646 871-1617. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) to be a thorn in the lion's paw. Should you find yourself with a 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) H ar­ OtRcaa-Storaa for Rant 55 power steering and brakes, sensitive friend today, weigh your words with considerable mony at home will be disrupted LOOKING for anything in real air conditioning, excellent today If you find more to criticize estate rental - apartments, ATTRACrriVE Four room of­ condition. 11500. 6469199. care. A thoughtless remark could leave a scar. than to praise. Try to be more homes, multiple dwellings, no fice. Ground level, central Fall Fashion tolerant. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate location, professional 1972 SAAB. Automatic SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) DIRECTORY Associates, Inc. 6461980. building, parking and utilities. Seek companions today who are CANCER (June 21-July 22) transmission- Original owner. When someone Is ol service to SnvfcM Offered 31 Servfcee Offered Call 649-2865. 59.000 miles. Front wheel 6ASIC as generous as you are. Pals 31 Painting-Ptpporing 32 Rooting-Blding-Chimnay 34 BEAT THE COMMUTE! who are penny-pinchers will give you today, be sure to show the drive, Michelins. Excellent proper appreciation. No thanks %7 C&M TREE Service - Free es­ IS MY FULL TIME Cromwell area's most FOR RENT - Store and of­ condition. 649-6372. you a pain. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, fices. Heat, janitor, parking. will get no help the next time. timates, discount senior BUSINESS. Fast service, roofing, storm windows, aw­ prestigious and luxurious SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. As low as 1100 per month. 649- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) S m all ex­ citizens. Company quality work. Insured. Bob nings. (Quality workmanship, studios. One, two and three ISX RADIAL TIRES for sale. 21) Be extremely careful ol what Born Loser — Art Sanaom Manchester owned and bedroom apartments from 5334. GR78-14. Like new. With you say today to persons who travagances today could add up Jobin, Proprietor, 649-9027. free estimates. Fully Insured. to a shockingly large total. operated. Call 646-1327. 872-9187, 649-3417. 1160 to 1289 per month. Call Warrantee. 130 apiece. Call have some Influence over your 4 n«iv Conc0pl In today, 632-1300. Only 15 MANCHESTER - Ap­ anytime, 649-0360. career. Your comments are be­ Manage your resources Comnurrial Pkolognpky proximately 660 square feet of prudently. CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and minutes to downtown Hart­ ing critically evaluated. Pkonn 649-5160 ford. prime space In local bank. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I niture repaired, reflnishlns, repairing chimneys, roofs, 1974 Pinto wagon. Four speed. ® 1977 by NE*. He Bullding-Controcting 33 1275 includes heat, air con­ touch-up work. House calu new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Needs some work. 11500. 646 Bugs Bunny ■— Helmdahl and Stoffal and service calls, pick up and THREE ROOM Apartment ditioning and carpeting. 1116 or 643-4214. WES ROBBINS carpentry Years Experience. Howley, Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc. delivery. 569-2867 days or RELIABLE WOMAN will 643-5361. with stove, refrigerator. ^10. " ‘Yeh'is the number two man in China — and 1 remodeling specialist. Ad­ 6462482. after 5. babysit in my own home. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, No pets. Security and 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 225-4 WHATS \ A NETvV dish L CALLED'6EEF suppose 7 Don't Know’ plays third base?!" Good references. Days, built-ins, bathrooms, R(X)FER WILL Install roof references required. door. Fully equipped. Minor THIS ^ LEARNED TO MAKE. \ DURGOVNE", f evenings, weekends. Call K9- kitchens, 649-3446. siding or gutters for low dis­ Philbrick Agency, 6 4 6 4 ^ . body work. Asking 1900. Call STUFFC/ at the last MEETTNO ) EATHED IN CLUTTERED ATTICS & 3796. 6466477. Cellars? Will haul unwanted count price. Call Ken at 647- OFFICE SPACE > / OF OUR INTER- , ■ BAVARIAN L. Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 1566. BOLTON - Three room apart- NATIONAL CHEF'S ' CREAM SAUCE items for you reasonably. Call HOUSE CLEANING. Mon­ ment. Heated, range, FOR RENT Homes, Additions, Repairs, 1975 FORD GRANDA-Blue, SOCiElY/ AND ENHANCED &r' 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free day, Tuesday, Thursday. refrigerator. Venetian blinds, 2S0 square feet, center of excellent condition, am/fm ANYONE THANK YOU. MRS. HOOPie! FLAMM 1 estimates. Cabinets. Call Gary flushing, MancheWr, air conditioning and A SOUPCON OF WHO PAY6 PONT FORGET TO < W IL L POE6N'T Manchester area. References, 345-2009. no pets. References. 1230 stereo. 12800. Call 742-5261, ■sj own transportation. Call after monthly. 643-5983. parking. Call 643*9^1, evenings. A SAUVIGNON AS SET YOUR FRIENP5 / THt LIKE BRICK, BLOCK, Stone 5, 643-9431. Hoating-Plumbing 35 promptly AROUNP THE TV PLUM5ER6 STUFF Fireplaces, concrete. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY a ; FOUR AND 1/2 room apart­ f i r e b i r d 1968. V-8, AS YOU PO MR- FLAMM 16 ACTUALLY HANGIN' Chimney repairs. 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HILL THE WEEK! UCK IMtIION «•» Q Q C I >H CALMYMMA |MI L I 9 9 ^ Page 2 - WEEKEND - September 17,1977 WEEKEND - September 17,1977 - Page 3 Forum of the arts J This week’s movies on TV Today CHARITY BALL MCC auditions Gaynor, Yul Brynner. 11:00 (38) “Caprice” (1967). theater department at Central Connecticut 1:00 (5) “ Brain from Planet 4:00 (9) “It Happened One Doris Day, Richard Harris. Auditions for the Manchester Communi­ State College, New Britain, has written a Arous” (1958). John Agar, Night” (1934). Claudette 1:00 (9) “The Appaloosa” AL GENTILE ty College fall production of “The Dark at musical version of Moliere’s "A Doctor in Joyce Meadows. Colbert, Clark Gable. (1966). Marlon Brando. MB HIS the Top of the Stairs" will be held Tuesday Spite of Himself” which he calls 1:00 (9) “Stranger on the 9:00 (22-30) “The Girl in the Anjanette Comer. from 3 to 6 p.m., Thursday from 7 to lO “Sganarelle’s Secret.” It will be per­ Third Floor” (1940). Peter Empty Grave” (1977). Andy 4:00 (9) “The Secret War of ORiaiESTIUS p.m., and Sept. 24 from 9 a.m. to noon at formed in the college theater Sept. 21 to 24. Lorre, Margaret Tallichet. Griffith, Sharon Spelman. Harry Frigg ” (1969). Paul (Mturtng the MCC main auditorium on campus. 1:30 (3) “Angel and Big 9:00 ( 38 ) “ Night to Newman, Tom Bosley. BOB TYLER • At the Pine Brook Dinner Theatre, Joe” (1975). Paul Sorvino, Rem em ber" (1942). Brian KU. BOBBt ROOERS The comedy-drama by William Inge will 8:00 (9) “Night Must Fall. ” PLUS Higganum, “A Funny Thing Happened on Aherne, Loretta Young. be presented Nov. 16 to 19 at MCC. Setting Dadi Pinero. Albert Finney, Susan MARY RICHARDS the Way to the Forum” opened this week 2:00 (38) “Out All Night” 11:30 ( 8-40) “The'Thief Who Hampshire. for the play is the home of a traveling (1933). Zasu Pitts, Slim Came to Dinner” (1973). Ryan 11:30 (3) “ When the MiUlCHESTER ARMORY salesman in a small Oklahoma town in the and will continue through Oct. 16. (525- MAIN BT., MANCHESTER 9865) Summerville. O’Neal, Jacqueline Bisset. Legends Die” (1972). Richard early I920s during an oil boom. 11:30 (9) "Sergeant Ryker” ’ SAT., SEPT. 24th • At Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East 3:00 (3) “The Further Widmark, Frederic Forrest. 8:00 P.M.-1:00 A.M. The cast includes Rubin Flood, 36, a (1963). Lee Marvin, Bradford Windsor, "Annie Get Your Gun” is billed Perils of Laurel and Hardy " 11:30 (9) ‘ ‘Double $10.00 per couple handsome, rugged Westerner; Cora Dillman. through Nov. 6. Hit tunes featured are (1967). Stan Laurel, Oliver Dvnamite" (1951). Jane B.Y.O.B. Flood, his wife, a few years younger and Hardy. 12:30 (5) “Paris Does Russell, Groucho Marx. “The Girl That I Marry,” “I Got the Sen Res. 643-0770 attractive; Sonny Flood, their son, lO, 4:30 (38) .“Night After Strange Things" (1957). 12:30 (5) "Nobody Lives Banellt: ORGANIZATION in the Morning” and “Doin’ What Comes serious and at times, mischievous; Reenie Night” (1932). George Raft, Ingrid Bergman, Mel Ferrer. Forever” (1946). John Gar­ ol the HANDICAPPED* Naturally.” (623-8227) 12:40 (3) “The Alpha Flood, their daughter, 16, shy and plain­ Mae West. field, Faye Emerson. ' • “Minsky’s Burlesque,” a show that is 5:00 (20) “ Murder Will Out” Caper” (1973). Henry Fonda, looking; Flirt Conroy, Reenie’s school Leonard Nimoy. friend, about the same age, bold and part traditional burlesque and part Las (1952). Eldward Underdown, Vegas spectacle, is featured at the Valerie Hobson. forward. Friday Sell your extras with a Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre in East 6:30 (5) “Yellow Sky" Wednesday Also, Morris Lacey, Cora's brother-in- 11:00 (5) “ Down to the Sea fast-action Classified Windsor through Sept. 25. Sept. 28 and 29, (1948). Gregory Peck, Anne adl law, defeated looking; Lottie Lacey, Robert Donley as Big Emmit Childress gives Victoria Goggin as Baxter. 11:()0 (5) “Brealtthrough” in Ships” (1949). Richard Wid­ Wayne Newton appears in person. (623- Andy Griffith stars as the police chief in a small (1950). David Brian, John Cora's older sister; Sammy Godenbaum, Emma Lou Childress, Emmit’s granddaughter, a ride in the red Flyer 6:30 (9) “ Village of the mark, Dean Stock well. 9861) California community who must solve a mysterious Agar. 17, dark and handsome, a military school Damned” (1960). George 11:00 (38) “Honeymoon with wagon in a scene from “The Red Blue-Grass Western Flyer Show” murder in “The Girl in the Empty Grave,” NBC- 11:00 (38) “Legend of WRCH FM.W RC0& Promotional cadet; Funky Givens, also a military Musical events Sanders, Barbara Shelley. a Stranger” (1969). Janet being shown at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam. TV’s ’Tuesday Movie of the Week. Custer’’ (1968). Wayne Consultants presents school cadet. 8:00 (9) “The Outback” Leigh, Rossano Brassi. Maunder, Slim Pickens. Minor characters call for a chauffeur • Manchester’s Bicentennial Band Shell (1971). Donald Pleasance. 1:0Q (9) “ Joe MacBeth” 2:00 (8) "Who Was That Ann Howes. 1:00 (9) “Valentino” (1951). Silver will be the setting Sunday at 2 p.m. for a 8:30 (5) “ The Woman in (1956). Paul Douglas, Ruth and a small boy. Lady?” (1960). Tony Curtis, 4:00 (9) “ Madigan’s Anthony Dexter, Eleanor concert presented by the 102nd Connec­ Green” (1945). Basil Roman. Jubilee Dean Martin. Million” (1967). Dustin Hoff­ Parker. ticut National Guard Band. The Band Folksy charm endears Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 4:00 (9) “The 's All 2:00 (40) “Bunny Lake Is man, Elsa Martinelli. 4:00 (9) “Man of a Thousand At Foot Prints 9:00 (3) “Mayday at 40,000 H ere" (1943). Alice Faye, celebration Shell is on the campus of Manchester Missing” (1965). Laurence 9:00 (20-22-30) “Gable and Faces” (1957). James Feet” (1976). David Janssen, Carmen Miranda. The Gallery Dancers will sponsor an Community College off Wetherell St. Olivier, Carol Lynley. Lombard” (1976). James Cagney. Don Meredith. 9:00 (8-40) “The Return of evening of English country dance Friday Steve Ross of 73F Ambassador Dr. and a Goodspeed audiences 3:00 (5) "I Confess” (1953). Brolin, Jill Clayburgh. 8:00 (9) “A Place for 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Rooster the Pink Panther” (1975). at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints, 466 Main St. member of the band plays the French Montgomery Clift, Anne 9:00 (38) “ More the Lovers’’ (1969). Faye should learn to love her grandfather whom Cogburn” (1975). John Wayne, Peter Sellers, Herbert Lorn. Classes for high school students and adults horn. Admission is free. Those attending By JUNE TOMPKINS Baxter. Merrier” (1943). Jean Arthur, Dunaway, Marcello she hardly knows. She protests when her Katharine Hepburn. 11:00 (38) “The Adventures are held every second and fourth Friday of should bring a blanket or a lawn chair. 4:00 (8) “Let No Man Write Joel McCrea. Mastroianni. of Sherlock Holmes” (1939). You don’t have to be a devotee of grandfather wants to teach her to sing. 9:00 (57) “Hobson’s Choice” My Epitaph” (1960). Shelley 11:30 (3) “The Girl Who 9:00 (3) "A Killing Affair” the month. Live music will accompany the • Graham Stewart and his Gas House (1954). Charles Laughton, Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. country-western or bluegrass music to get She sings “ I’ll Never Sing A Song” Winters, Burl Ives. Came Gift-Wrapped” (1974). ( 1977 ). O.J. Simpson, dancing. For further information, call Gang, a New Orleans style jazz group, will John Mills. 11:30 (3) “The Horsemen” a charge out of the show with the hard-to- because it will show her heart. It could 4:00 (22) “Task Force” Karen Valentine, Richard Elizabeth Montgomery. (1971). Omar Sharif, Jack Frank Van Cleef at 649-9208. appear at the Matarese Restaurant, Rt. 10:00 (24) “Peck’s Bad remember name that’s premiering at the become a hit country tune. (1949). Gary Cooper, Jane Long. 9:00 (38) “The Strange Balance. A one-woman exhibition, “Experiments in 15, Berlin Tpke., Newington, tonight from Boy” (1921). Jackie Coogan, Wyatt. 11:30(9) “Hell Below Zero” One” (1957). Ben Gazzara, 11:30 (9) “Blood and Lace” Felting" by Beth Beede, opens Thursday 8:30 p.m. to midnight. The concert is Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam. Scotty Young, played by David Keith CJiarles Hatton, (silent) 5:00 (20) “ My Irish Molly” (1954). Alan Ladd, Joan Julie Wilson. (1971). Gloria Grahame, at Foot Prints. This exhibit was funded in presented by the Connecticut Traditional It’s “The Red Blue-Grass Western with a healthy, handsome, com fed L’il 11:00(5) “U dy Ice” (1973). Flyer Show” that is revvying up for a Abner quality, and a friend of Emma Lou, (1939). Binkie Stuart, Tetzel. 11:30 (9) "Man Without a Melody Paterson. Midnight THE REGIMENTAL BAND part by the Connecticut Commission on Jazz Club Inc. Tickets are sold at the door. Donald Sutherland, Jennifer Maureen O’Hara. 12:30 (5) “Kansas City Con­ Star” (1955). Kirk Douglas, OF HER MAJESTY'S Broadway run, and while undergoing the is fascinate with Emmit, especially O’Neill. (8) “A Raisin in the Sun” the Arts through the Connecticut Founda­ Doors open at 7 p.m. 5:00 (38) “The Long Gray fidential” (1953). Preston Richard Boone. (1961). Sidney Poitier, Claudia usual growing pains, is also endearing its when Emmit teaches him to play the 11:00 ( 57) “ The Devil’s tion for the Arts. There will be a reception • At the Hartford Civic Center, The Line” (1955). Tyrone Power, Foster, Coleen Gray. 12:30 (5) “The Malta Story” McNeil. Eye” (1960). Jarl Kulle, Bibi with the artist Sept. 24 from 7:30 to 9:30 Regimental Band of Her Majesty’s audiences to its folksy charm. guitar. As Scotty finds one chord, he Maureen O’Hara. (1954). Alec Guinness, Jack 12:30 (5) “The D.I.” (1957). Andersson. In the small theater, the proscenium has strums it repeatedly and a dream 6:00 (5) "The Crimson Hawkins. Jack Webb, Don Dubbins. p.m. The exhibit will continue through Grenadier Guards and Her Majesty’s 11:30 (3) “Man in the Tuesday Oct. 14. been extended over the orchestra pit so sequence follows in which he envisions P irate” (1952). Burt Lan­ 12:40 (3) "The Astronaut” 2:25 (8) “Double Jeopardy” Scots Guards along with pipes, drums and Wilderness” (1971). Richard that the dancers sometimes appear to be himself starring at the Grand Ole Opry. caster, Eva Bartok. 11:00 (5) “ Close to My (1972). Monte Markham, (1955) . John Litel, Robert dancers, will perform Friday at 8 p.m. Harris, JolAi Huston. kicking almost over your heads. The It’s a show-stopper, as is another number 8:00 (9) “Madigan” (1968). Heart” (1951). Gene Tierney, Susan Clark. Armstrong. (566-6000) 11:30 (8) “Diamond Head” FHE PIPES, DRUMS Theater events orchestra is situated on a stoge balcony later on complete with red velvet and Richard Widmark, Henry Ray Milland. 3:40 (8) “Black Friday” (1962). Charlton Heston, St DANCERS Fonda. 11:00 (38) “Doctor Takes a (1940). Boris Karloff, Bela • Friday through Sept. 25, the rock Art events behind a scrim. white satin spangled costumes. Yvette Mimieux. Thursday OF HER MAJESTY’S 8:00 ( 38) “Red Skies of Mon­ Wife” (1940). Loretta Young, Lugosi. opera, "Jesus Christ Superstar,” will be The story is about a day in the life of The show is a hit at Goodspeed in spite 11:30 (40) “The Revenge of • In the Stairwell Gallery of MCC, 146 tana” (1952). Richard Wid­ Ray Milland. 11:00 (5) “Carson City" 5:00 (8) “The Brave One” presented at Bushnell Memorial Hall in “ Big Em m it” Childress who, at 95, of the final polishing needed before it gets Frankenstein” (1957). Peter mark, Jeffrey Hunter. 1:00 (9) “Surprise (1952). Randolph Scott, Ray­ (1956) . Michel Ray, Elsa Hartford. (246-6807) Hartford Rd., paintings of Marsha Mead dreams of returning to sing once more at to Broadway.’The cast is well chosen and Cushing, Michael Gwynn. Bailey and relief sculpture by Richard 9:00 (3) “The Life and Package’’ (1960). Mitzi mond Massey. Cardenas. • The present showing of “The Red the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. The young Victoria Goggin, who makes her 1:00 (5) “Across the Olson are on view through Oct. 7. Times of Judge Roy Bean” Blue-Grass Western Flyer Show" at the story is made up of a series of drama ver­ Equity debut in this show, will undoubted­ Pacific” (1942). Humphrey (1972). Paul Newman, Vic­ Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam • The Art Gallery of Southern Connec­ sions of past events at the mecca of coun­ ly overcome some of the awkward timing Bogart, Mary Astor. toria Principal. has been extended to Oct. 23. The new ticut State College in New Haven will try folk music and of what it might be like she shows now. 1:30 (9) “ The Vampire’s 9:00 (8-40) “Young Joe, the This week’s sports on TV musical opened Aug. 16 and is directed by sponsor an Art tour to to appear there again. As good as the two elderly characters Coffin” (1973). Forgotten Kennedy” (1977). This spectacular entertainment Is on extravaganza of the glorious music of Thursday, Sept. 22. Deadline for reser­ The cast is one of family relationship in­ 1:50 (8) “Angel and the Bad- Peter Strauss, Barbara 11:30 (9) Harness Racing John Collum who starred in “Shenan­ are, Robert Donley doesn’t come across Today Monday fhe Empire combined wlfh mognlllcenf vations is Friday. For further informa­ man” (1947). John Wayne, Parkins. doah.” (873-8668) cluding Emmit who has been invited to as a 95-year-old man; an 85-year-old is Sunday precision marching, o fhrllling display tion, call Olafs Zeidenbergs at 397-4278 or Gail Russell. 11:00 (9) “The Phantom of 1:00 (22) Wrestling. 8:00 (9) College Football: • Thaddeus L. Torp, associate professor live with his son and daughter-in-law in more likely. And it’s a little unrealistic to 3:35 (8) “ F air Wind to of legendary Highland dancing and the 397-4263. the Opera” (1943). Nelson Ed­ 1:00 ( 57), Tennis: GROW 11:00 (22) Notre Dame Penn State vs. Houston. mysterious and Inspiring sounds of Detroit where he can be looked after and see only one generation within an 80-year Java” (1953). Fred of theatre and managing director of the • At the University of Connecticut in dy, Claude Rains. Doubles Championship. Highlights. 9:00 ( 8-40) NFL Football: Scottlsirpipers and dnimmers. shown family love. There is also a 15-year- span. MacMurray, Vera Ralston. Storrs, from now to Oct. 11:30 (22-30) “ Inspector 1:30 ( 8-40) College Football 12:30 (3) NFL Today. 49ers vs. Steelers. old granddaughter and the wife’s mother Barbara Lea makes Hattie Cox, the 5:20 (8) “Man of Conquest” Pre-Game Show. 12:30 (20-22-30) NFL '77. 12:30 (8-40) College Football Connscllcut's Only PirlermMcis 16, students and the public Clouseau” (1968). Alan Arkin, in the same household. wife’s mother, a bit too sprightly, for one (1939). Richard Dix, Gail Delia Boccardo. 1:30 (38) This Week in 1:00 (3) NFL Football: ‘77. HARTFORD will be treated to works by The play opens in high gear in the broad­ Patrick. Giants vs. Redskins. BOB’S PINE PHARMACY who enjoys a lethargic existence in bed 11:30 (40) “The Bedford In­ Baseball. Tuesday CIVIC CENTER the university’s art facul­ casting arena of the Grand Ole Opry most of the time and watching television. cident” (1965). Richard Wid­ 1:45 (8-40) College Football: 1:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. ty, at the William Benton where the company explains that country Where does the title get its name? From mark, Sidney Poitier. Yale vs. Brown. Cubs. 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Two PerfotmanMi AND SURGICAL SUPPLY t Museum of Art. Also at the Sunday 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. 1:00 (20) NFL Football: Pirates. Thursday. September 22 664 Canter St. (between Olcott & Adams) singers sing what they can’t say. a little red wagon used in the show which museum are works by^nn 7:30 (30) “Juarez” (1939). Cubs. Bills vs. Dolphins. Friday. September 23 Manchester • FREE DELIVERY The scene changes and Robert Donley represents to Emmit his childhood fancy Monday Thursday Ryan and Armin Landeck. as Emmit, alone in the Detroit family that when he rode in his red Flyer wagon Paul Muni, Brian Aheme. 2:00 ( 20-30) Grandstand. 1:00'(22-30) NFL Football: 8.-00 P.M. 649-9814 11:00 (5) “Charge at 2:15 (20-22-30) Baseball: Patriots vs. Chiefs. 8:00 ( 38) Baseball: Red Sox living room, sings his life story and hopes and closed his eyes, feeling the air rush by Noon (5) “Loose in London” TICKETS NOW ON SALE (1953). The Boys. Feather River” (1953). Guy Red Sox vs. Orioles. 2:00 (24-57) Tennis: GROW vs. Tigers. in “A Very Young Man.” his face, he somehow could fly magically All Tlcketron Outlets In Noon (38) “Jesse Jam es” Madison, Vera Miles. 5:00 ( 8-40) Wide World of Doubles Championship. Your Area And • At W a d sw o rth Emmit’s several attempts to escape the to the land of his dreams. Friday ■1^ (1969). Tyrone Power, Henry 11:00 (38) “Mating of Sports. 2:00 ( 38) Baseball: Red Sox Civic Center Box Office Atheneum in Hartford,, in­ snares \of his family’s over-indulgent John Culliim, who received a Tony 6:00 (9) Racing from Bel­ vs. Orioles. formation on exhibits and Fonda. Millie” (1948). Evelyn Keyes, 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. affection to get to NashVille are foiled. award tor his starring role in “Shenan­ 1:00 (5) “Don’t Give Up the Glenn Ford. mont Park. 4:00 (3) NFL Football: Cow­ Cardinals. 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' finds basketball with Doug ® 625.000 PYRAMID © N EW S 11:00 8:00 THE France. Los Angeles Ram s tackle, somewhat in­ 2:35 i® N E W S fflGOOD RMES aBESTOFGROUCHO HIGHLAND ERNWOO02-NIGHT timidating. France got some off-season experience in a CROSS WITS 2:40 (UFEOFRILEY ® © EIGHT IS ENOUGH a PRAYER AND (LIVING FAITH one episode of the series, which airs at 8 p.m. a MOVIE 3:10 (PETTICOAT JUNCTION 0 0 ® THE OREGON TRAIL Thursdays. a ALFRED HITCHCOCK NATIONAL (ABC CAPTIONED NEWS (MOVIE DANCE © A L L THAT GLITTERS STUDIO 11:24 Thursday, Sept. 22 ® © N E W S DAILY 18 NOW 11:30 ® a m ovie e: 0 0 0 OUTDOORS WITH KEN a m ovie 11:00 OPEN for ^ ® 0 ® N E W S CALLOWAY a l-OVE AMERICAN STYLE 0 0 0 C H I P S ® ® ® © N E W S REOISTRATION 0 0 8 THE TONIGHT SHOW a GHOST AND MRS. 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' ^ a -.stammmmmm Page 10 - WEEKEND - Septcmber-17.> 1977 Area painters exhibit at Gallery 24 WEEKEND - September 17,1977 - Page 11 ^ "Holding On To Summer,” an “Holding On To Summer” extends Hartford Art School for 12 years, to States use Channel 1 exhibit by prominent painters of the the mellow days of the season with a the merry watercolor, “Lighthouse,” Hartford area, runs through Sept. 24 variety of paintings by seven well- by Maryellen Shafer. Mrs. Shafer, at Connecticut Public Television’s known area artists. They range from who runs the Printmakmg Workshop for travel Information Gallery 24, 24 Summit St., Hartford. the impressive “Empty Pasture” by at the West Hartford Art League, is The gallery, open from 9 a.m. to 9 Alan Tompkins, a moralist and il­ noted for her prize-winning intaglio p.m. weekdays, is free to the public. lustrator who was director of the prints. By INK DIPPER The glimmering of an idea that has been CB Convac most rewarding in three states could be a real bright star in all 50 states if it could be put together. directions to hotels, motels and No one knows for sure which state of the campgrounds, and recreational areas for three started first. , Maryland boating and fishing.” and Georgia use Channel One as a tourist We get excited about it because it seems advisory channel. Welcome centers of the that a network on Channel One could be three states have base stations. If you developed from coast-to-coast by all the want help, or need advice, just tune in states. It would be a constant travelers' Ml Channel One and give a “Breaker . . . advisory. Everyone would know that Breaker” in any of these states and you’ll Channel One was the place to go for infor­ get an answer. mation. Channel One is a clean channel, so Having heard about the service, it’s it would take some pressure off 19. It is The one-and-only Mr. Magoo and his dog. Baker, natural curiosity to know how it works. really the modern method of handling the are featured in a new season of cartoon antics Satur­ -■ .T.'- Driving down through Tennessee, near most common problem in traveling: day mornings at 9 on CBS-TV. HAIR DESIGN Chattanooga, and looking for Rossville, Becoming somewhat disoriented and The Smith Premier No. 1, made between 1890 and 1895, writes Georgia, it became apparent that advice needing advice from a local person. Saturday, Sept. 24 THE BEST ARE TOGETHER “blind,” as do most writing machines of the period. (Photo by Russ on direction was needed. Channel One did Tennessee is also doing another in­ MacKendrick) the trick. teresting thing. The state is obviously MORNING 11:00 proud of its tourist attractions. So, in ® BATMAN-TARZAN AGAINII “We call it our HOT line,” Com­ 6:00 a SOUL TRAIN missioner Tom Jackson told us later. HOT order to supplement its welcome centers ^AGRICULTURE US. A. D ® KROFFTS SUPERSHOW ’77 line means, incidentally. Helping Out services to CBers, it has also called upon ■® ptl c lu b -talk a n d va r ie ty YOUNG SENTINELS Typewriter collecting private industry to get into the act. 6:20 a INFINITY FACTORY Tourists. “Since there are approximately a NEWS a HOTFUDGE 45 million tourists annually in Tennessee, Opryland, in Nashville, Libertyland, in 6:30 11:26 Memphis, Gatlinburg Chamber of CD SUMMER SEMESTER ® IN THE NEWS we try to be as helpful as we can. Giving 0 PATTERNS FOR UVING 11:27 is a difficult hobby directions, as we were able to accom­ Commerce, in Gatlinburg, and Lookout 6:45 a JUNIOR HALL OF FAME modate you, is what the HOT line is there Mountain, in Chattanooga, have been askec D A NEW DAY 11:30 By RUSS MacKENDRICK 6'59 O MOVIE for.” to put in base stations, too. A collector-restorer oi antique » MORNING PRAYER « a SEARCH AND Jackson is in charge of the Tennessee Opryland is, of course, a great family E: THE ALPHA TEAM DIANE KOCOUR typewriters needs a strong back, nimble Collectors' Corner a REBOP CHARLEENE KMIEC Tourist Development agency. The purpose entertainment park. Gatlinburg, in the 7:00 U fingers, infinite patience, and a large at­ D VILLA ALEGRE 11:56 of the agency is to get people to stay in heart of the Smokie Mountains, a National a UNDERDOG ® IN THE NEWS tic. After these four strike-outs, my manufactured and marketed by the Park, is also a big ski resort area. Lookout D CARTOON CARNIVAL Tennessee longer than they may have » AFTERNOON collecting ended with only nine items. The Remington people. « planned. The HOT line serves to guide Mountain, along with Chicamauga 7:25 ALINE CARTWRIGHT best of the lot is shown here. It is a Smith Mark ’Twain bought one of these in 1874 Battlefield, are enormous tourist attrac­ 0 PRAYER 12:00 them to hotels and m otel^ tell the CBers ® WACKO Premier No. 1, made sometime between and used it to write either “Tom Sawyer” where he can find spots of interest, or just tions. And, Libertyland, in the western 7:30 a MOVIE ARTHUR AND COMPANY 1890 and ’95. The serial number is 29663. part of the state, is meaningful to CE) D ABC WEEKEND SPECIALS or “Life on the Mississippi” (historians direct him to his destination. HUCKLEBERRY HOUND As usual with the machines of that time, NEWS ' a @ a t h u n d e r disagree as to which). At any rate he put Tennessee even monitors Channel 19 everyone in the Midwest. g TV GARDEN CLUB it writes blind. The roll, or platen, is out the first book-length typewritten The addition of these spots, monitoring « THINK PINK PANTHER I DREAM OFJEANNIE 3rd Dimension is Not periodically, according to Jackson, to ad­ S u n c le WALDO §CANDLEPIN BOWLING shown in the “up” position. When it is in manuscript. He used only one side of the vise on questions that come in on the Channel One, and giving advisors, will fill h. action, it is swung down and the keys hit page and double-spaced, thus setting the in any holes that might exist for tourists 6:00 ® IN THE NEWS thickers’ channel for specific information ® BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD Just a Name from below and you have to turn the roll precedent for authors that has continued entering the state but out of range of the RUNNER 12:27 or for help in highway emergencies. ajUNIORHALLOF a BUGS BUNNY FAME up again to see what you just did. to this day. “Most of our requests are non-event eight official welcome centers. 12:30 But a Technique D M SUPER FRIENDS ® FAT ALBERT (One exception to blind typing in that Bliven’s book states that in 1909 there oriented,” he said. “They’re generally Maryland and Georgia have virtually 015AVEY AND GOLIATH ® AMERICAN BANDSTAND era was the Blickensderfer. It was away 9 9 @ M C B BEARS were 89 typewriter companies. Some concerning location of historic sites. the same system a RED HANG GANG 4 ahead of its time and the type was on a a a RED HAND GANG CHERI PIVNiCK perhaps unfamiliar names of that time for ® IN THE n e w s ’ LAURIE 8ELLITTO ball-like affair similar to the present-day 8:30 a CROCKETT’S VICTORY a collector to watch for: Alexander, Atlas, GARDEN Selectric. The first popular visible-strike DENNIS THE MENACE a DANIEL BOONE Come In And Barlock, Chicago, Cram, Crandall, IS THDIE k WEDDMG M YOUR FUTURE? 8 MOVIE machine was made by Underwood in 1895. Densmore, Fay-Sholes, Fox, Hammond, Time for a Lobe We specialize In low cost custom wedding ® IN THE NEW S^ Consult With One 'The company moved to Hartford in 1899 Hooven, Jewett, Odell, Oliver, Rex, packages. In addition we have a special and un­ 8:57 and later swept the country with the Secor, Victor, Woodstock, Yost and Ye Job? See Os... ique offer that is Included with your custom wed­ MJUNIORHALLOF FAME Of Our Stylists For The famous No. 5.) 9.00 Ess. At the same time there were com­ ding package. Call today and ask about any of our D WHAT’S NEW MISTER MAGOO’’ Newest Look For Fall. The Smith Premier No. 1 has a ribbon peting machines on the market from economical wedding and all occasion packages. BFLINTSTONES nearly an inch and a half wide. There is D ® SCOOBY’S LAFF-A-LYMPICS Canada and half a dozen European coun­ Call ua LAST and save founaH monay! 129 99 b a g g y PANTS AND THE gadgetry to make it weave back and forth, ’ tries. NITWITS A as well as running lengthwise, when the 0 BAGGY PANTS AND THE Sales & Service The gem shown here was acquired from NITWIS carriage is in motion. Terry Terhune of the Yale ’Tpyewriter em­ nLLAGE PHOTO (29 SESAME STREET Call 649-3999 It has two banks of keys—the white ones porium at Purnell Pi. He also had a “ P kotoi For All Oceaiioni" ® IN THE NEWS DIRECTORY are for small letters and the black ones for Blickensderfer and a Hammond that Tal. 646-4690 9:30 MICHELE GODIN FOR AN APPOINTMENT caps and numerals. It has the same somehow eluded me. (CSKATEBIRDS CONSUMER SALES NANCY 8AHEREK 0M O NKEES Manchester Parkade SHOP keyboard layout we have now — the Here’s the excuse ® @ ® a r c h ie s -s a b r in a “qwerty uiop.” Although scientific studies 10:00 US LAST. Name brand WalMns Anytime A letter in Linn’s Stamp News from the Regular lube jobs are PARTRIDGE FAMILY appliances, televisions. have shown that it makes no sense at all, Wood and Coal Stoves new president of Scott Publishing Co. vilal to car care — MOVIE Lowest prices in town 275 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. no other arrangement has managed to dis­ Ashley-Riteway-Suburban 8 expresses regret for the poor quality of 0 9 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC guaranteed. Service after the place it. The blame goes back to they restore special Jotul-D^orso-Chaptee Esel HD VILLA ALEGRE sale. (Near Stop & Shop) the illustrations in the 1978 Volume I. 10:26 Christopher Sholes whose “’Type-Writer” greases to all mov­ (They are just impossible—some of them Tempwood-AII Nighter ® IN THE NEWS BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales MANCHESTER was the first machine to be marketed. ing parts. 10:30 are black smears.) Sierra & Monarch D SPACE ACADEMY Service on Standard Brahds Sholes was a newspaper editor in 805 Hartford Road HOURS: He claims that “the problems causing BROWN’S a PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED UNISEX Milwaukee with a bent to mechanics. ® ADVENTURE OF MUHAMMED Manchester Telephone 643- UNISEX the dark printing have now been iden­ ALI Mon. 9-9 • Wed. 9-5 Bruce Bliven, in his “The Wonderful TIRE SHOP NATURE’S WAY 5095. tified” and that subsequent volumes will & 99 ADVENTURES OF Tues. 9-5 •Thurs. - FrI. 9-9 Writing Machine,” has said that Sholes 333 MAIN ST. 80 Pearl St. Enfield, Conn. MUHAMMAD ALI TWENTIETH CENTURY show significant improvements. 99 ZOOM Sat. 9-5 was the 52nd man to “ invent” the MANCHESTER, Television, Inc. 176 Burnside NOW OPEN MON.-SAT. Something to do ffiCARRASCOLENDAS Avenue, East Hartford. 528 typewriter.' He and his co-workers 646-3444 ( S i 745-3420 10:55 . Tomorrow the 18th, PLAINPEX1977, at Open 7 Days a Week DSCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith develop^ the first commercial prod&t. 10:56 and Quasar. It was improved with a sewing machine Plainville High School on Walnut St., 11 to ® IN THE NEWS treadle for the carriage return and 5. Admission is free. Page 12 - WEEKEND - September 17, 1977 » » ★ ★ STATE LINE MEATS 14 R f f F » « a i F

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