Afw Miss America ' Carter Denies Reports Carter^s Appearance Youth Prevails in U,S, Was Healed, hy Faith Ted Asked Him to Quit Highlights Emmy Show Open Tennis Tourney Page 2 , Page 6 Page 14 Page 11 Hanrltrstfr Cloudy Tonight, Sunny Tuesday £u ftttn 5 Detail* on page 2 Faster Tempo President Carter’s Middle East Vol. XCVIII, No, 289 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, September 10, .1970 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 * 20$ Single Copy > 15$ Home Delivered envoy Robert Strauss and Egyp­ tian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil reported a general accord today to “step up the tempo” of the negotiations with Israel on Dragnet Hunts Escapee Palestinian autonomy. I: ^ Strauss, who returned to the NEW HAVEN (UPI) - State Middle East Sunday for his second Purolator Security Inc, garage/ in matter of seconds and made no move charged with one count of capital police today threw out a dragnet for visit in less than a month, met for Waterbury, If convicted, he faced to threaten her. felony murder because one of the escapee Lawrence J. “Buddy" electrocution under the state’s new three hours in Cairo with Khalil, It was "scary to see him drop guards killed in the ambush was an who leads the Egyptian side at the Pelletier, charged in the slayings of death penalty statute. down,” she said, A correctional off-duty Hartford police officer. They autonomy negotiations. three guards in an armored car heist. He, his common-law wife Evelyn guard tried unsuccessfully to catch also were charged with three counts S C S O S O N m n Pelletier, 36, squirmed his way Vega, and Donna and Donald Couture him. Local and state police and FBI of felony murder. B MMon; hnpoMibto Strauss, who leaves Tuesday for Israel, said afterward: “I think through air ducts at the New Haven were arrested within 24 hours of the fanned out in the neighborhood. Ms, Vega, 26, and Couture’s wife, B B m y H M Community Correctional Center Sun­ aotcfcVanlM* we leave here with a general ac­ pre-dawn raid. Most of the money, “ Everybody’s out looking for Donna, 23, face three counts of felony day night, dropped down into the gCMooAndTiwMan cord that will serve us well.” jewelry and checks were recover^ him," said a police detective in murder, which is not a capital Q) Bw t Of Bums And Allan guarded lobby in a shower of ceiling at Couture’s home in Wallingford. Waterbury, Pelletier’s hometown. offense. Both women testified before "This is the time for our con­ fragments and fled into the night. Pelletier was returning from the “We’re all on the lookout, all the men a grand jury and are free on bond. 11:30 tinuing. stepping up the tempo, if £ M ovis "The Jayhawkers" “We are looking for him, but I hospital section of the Whalley have pictures of him.” Waterbury police declined com­ you will, for actions around the 0 1959) Jeff Chandler, Fess don’t want to-give any details of Avenue jail at 10:30 p.m, Sunday His lawyer, public defender Ray­ ment when asked if they were guar­ ■arker. (negotiating) table beween now exactly what we are doing,” said when he went into a utility room to D M ovie "On A Clear Day You and next May," he said. mond Quinn, said Pelletier had been ding Ms. Vega, who reportedly "told state police spokesman Adam wash clothes. He pried open a door Ian See Forev^" (1970) Barbra Negotiations on autonomy for very depressed recently, mostly everything she knew" to the grand itreisand, YveS^ontand. Berluti. He said there was no specific underneath a sink and knocked out a the 1.1 million Palestinians who because of a court order forbidding jury that returned the capital murder B Second C ity TV search planned “because we don’t plasterboard partition. him from seeing Ms, Vega. indictment against Pelletier and 9 IB 8 Tonight inhabit the Jordan West Bank and know where he is.” The 6-foot-6 suspect crawled "He had been in the hospital facili­ Couture. 9 M ovie "The Red Dragon" Gaza Strip opened last May 25 and 1946) Sidney Toler, Benson “It’s not a question of cordoning off through a maze of ceiling air ducts ty, he lost 45 pounds," (juinn said. Pelletier, who now faces an ad­ ong. have a target duration of one a wooded area and going in with and dropped into the jail’s lobby, “My understanding is that he ditional charge of unlawful flight to 9 Alan King Qoet Nashville year. , police dogs," Berluti said. State using blankets tied together as a couldn’t keep any food in his stomach avoid confinement, escaped from 3 Captioned ABC News police called off a search in the im­ rope. He ran through the lobby onto and had no appetite. Norwich State Hospital — a mental 2:00 Storm Stalls mediate New Haven area after County Street, disappearing in the “It certainly is a surprise, but this institution — in 1965. He has been in [) M ovie "The BeasI From 0,000 Fathoms" (1953) Paula MIAMI (iJPI) — Tropical Storm tracking dogs failed to pick up a darkness. type of thing happens and it’s an’un­ and out of jail since he was a teen­ laymond, Paul Christian. Frederic was stalled over Cuba scent. Ellen Flagg, an employee who was fortunate thing all around," he said. ager. D M ovie "My Favorite Wile" early today and hurricane Pelletier, as well as three other sitting in a glassed-off section 20-feet “I don’t know what'bearing it will Currently, Pelletier was awaiting 1940) Cary Grant, Irene Dunne. forecasters quickly revised their suspects, was being held on $750,000 away from where Pelletier dropped have on my case." tests by a psychiatrist to determine if S Dr. Scott On Hetirawt advisories to tell the Florida Keys Lawrence J. Pelletier bond in the April 16 robbery of a from the ceiling, said he fled in a Pelletier and Couture. 26, were he was mentally competent to stand 00 trial in the Purolator case. 9 B 8 Midnight Special and southwest Florida to be es­ pecially watchful. 30 ) Nawa (Tbna Approximata) "The threat to the Keys was decreasing as the storm moves 43 west-northwest," National D M ovie "My Reputation" 1946) Barbara Stanwyck, Eve Hurricane Center Forecaster Cuba Diplomacy Faces Test rden. Miles Lawrence said Sunday :00 night. “That’s not the case WASHINGTON (U P I)- The “firm A U.S. spokesman announced from the naval base at Guantanamo ministration not only would endanger SALT II would be defeated if it came D Joe Franklin anymore. That doesn’t piean it’s diplomacy” President Carter said he Dobrynin’s return and said he would Bay in return, but any such proposal ratification of the arms limitation up for a vote now because of the :30 increasing - we’re in a holding would employ to deal with the Soviet meet Vance today at the State is likely to fall on deaf ears. treaty, but would invite trouble in Soviet troops. D News pattern. We just don’t want to let troops in Cuba was to have its first Department. The time of the meeting The correspondent questioned a other parts of the world if the Soviet "If we do not insist the combat i M ovla "On The Riviera" the Keys off the hook.” real test with the return to was not announced. State Department spokesman about troops were not withdrawn. troops be removed, then I think we re 951) Danny Kaye, Gene Tier- borrowing trouble against the 9y- Once Frederic, which has 50 Washington of Soviet Ambassador The United States had requested the numbers and rationale for U.S. “I think they must be withdrawn," mile an hour winds, clears the Anatoly Dobrynin. Dobrynin’s early return in order to troops at Guantanamo. Church said in a television interview future," Church said. He said an in­ :46 3 Ja ck Banny coast of Cuba “I see no reason Dobrynin has been in Russia, push forward with the “firm But the United States has made on CBS-TV’s Face the Nation. “In sufficient U.S. response would invite why it couldn’t intensify into a where his father recently died, but he diplomacy” President Carter said he clear over the years the only my judgment, the Senate will not “ further adventurism " by the :15 i M ovie "Stars And Stripes very respectable hurricane," returned Sunday and was called to a planned to use to resolve the issue of American military installation on ratify the SALT treaty while Soviet Soviets and the Cubans. irever" (1952) Cillton Webb, Lawrence said’ meeting today with Secretary of the Soviet combat brigade from communist territory is not combat troops remain in Cuba. That He said the method used to per­ ebra Paget. State Cyrus Vance, signaling Cuba, negotiable, and the spokesman said is just a truthful assessment of my suade Moscow to remove the troops Long Record \ heightened negotiations over-the A Soviet correspondent at the daily that position is unchanged. reading of the mood of the Senate." must be left to the president, but troop issue that is clouding prospects State Department news briefing last Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, chair­ Church said he had hoped the arms suggested the United States could use NEW YORK (UPI) - A for SALT II ratification and U.S.- week hinted his country might man of the Senate Foreign Relations treaty could be considered on its own favorable trade status or the deploy­ Manhattan man arrested for Soviet relations generally. propose a withdrawal of U.S. troops Committee, said Sunday the ad­ merits, but agreed with Senate ment of U.S. troops elsewhere in the p show, but I can't remem- slaying one police officer and Democratic Leader Robert Byrd that world to put pressure on the Soviets. r what it was. Please help. ■ wounding another during a ).S. Morgan, Highland Park, highway shootout already had J. served 27 years in jail for It’s hard to believe, but it homicide, rape and robbery and IS 20 years ago that MTM was wanted for a parole violation, ngled her gams before the police said today. meras on “ Richard amond. Private Eye.’’ Police said Argentine Hodges, )vid Janssen played 52, of Manhattan, was arrested la amond. Later in the season Sunday in the fatal shooting of Of­ rare left the show and was ficer Edwin Fogel, 39, and the placed by Roxanne Brooks, wounding of Fogel’s partner, John io seen only from the waist Huvane, in a shootout on the wn. Harlem River Drive. HARTFORD (UPI) - A court A Police Department hearing on whether striking spokesman said a check on " ^ 3 Southington teachers should be jailed Hodges showed a warrant for him for their illegal walkout was post­ had been issued by the state poned today while the two parties •A Department of Parole. The exact met in the state education com­ reason for the parole violation missioner’s office. warrant was not immediately -m A spokesman for the Southington known. School Board, attorney Lawrence Campane, said union and board Reunion Due negotiators were talking about protecting the striking teachers from CHICAGO (UPI) - A Puerto retaliation and submitting the con­ iars Rican nationalist imprisoned for tract to binding arbitration. the attempted assassination of A walkout by New Britain’s 660- i • rubbers V President Harry Truman and member Federation of Teachers was lly jars •) three others convicted for a averted by a matter of hours today sjiooting spree in the House of when negotiators reached a tentative books «) Representatives were to reunite Cannon Salute agreement at 4 a m. A vote on today in Chicago’s Puerto Rican whether to ratify the pact has been “ e iie ry ^ community Members of the Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums, the site by the National Registry of Histone Places. More set for Wednesday. little { The four, who were granted Coventry, fire a cannon during a ceremony at the site of the than 300 persons attended the ceremonies. (Herald photo by Hartford Superior Court Judge clemency last week by President Pitkin Glass Works Sunday’commemorating the designation Burbank) John Daly indefinitely postponed a thing’’ V Carter, were scheduled to be court hearing with the Southington releaseid from federal institutions teachers that had originally been d today, then fly to Chicago, where scheduled for 10 a.m. they will reunite at a rally in the SEA President Donald Demers and 0 heavily Puerto Rican Humb6ldt Bank Will Expand Parking four other union officials were served Park area of the city. subpoenas Friday, telling them to go The plans for the reunion and By CHARLIE MAYNARD Directors and head of the real estate “ 1 said ‘that’s great’ and then I The Parking Authority and the to court to explain thdir defiance of a rally in Chicago were announced read an article in the Manchester Greater Manchester Chamber of Superior Court back-to-work order. Friday in Washington by Nelson Herald Reporter agency handling the acquisition. The Herald Wednesday night that the Commerce urged the Board of Direc­ Negotiators for me 470-member Canals, president of the Ad Hoc board would have had to vote on any MANCHESTER - Heritage purchase by the Parkng Authority. Savings Bank of Manchester wanted tors to decide on the parking issue Southington Educati^ Association Puerto Rican National Com­ Savings and Loan Association has The Ethics Commission ruled Aug. to buy the land. If they were going to before the Christmas shopping and the School Board were meeting mittee to Free the Nationalist signed an agreement to buy the half­ 30 there was no conflict on Zinsser’s buy the lan^ I saw no need for us to season begins. However, the ethics in the office of Mark Shedd, com­ Prisoners. acre parcel at the corner of Cottage part, but that issue will become moot get it.” ^ question and the possible sale to SBM missioner of the state Department of Wardens in four federal prisons and Oak streets for its own parking if the Heritage sale is completed. However, he said, SBM declined to delayed the matter. Education. will be served with the clemency facility. President William Hale said Last week. Town Manager Robert buy the property and Heritage placed Joseph Garmen, a member of the Bargaining talks had broken down papers Carter signed Thursday. this morning. Weiss disclosed that Savings Bank of a deposit for the acquisition. Parking Authority, said Heritage had Sunday after 28-hours. Following the reunion. Canals Hale said he signed an agreement Manchester wanted to buy the At last week’s meeting of the every, right to buy it, but expressed Shedd has urged both sides to con­ said the nationalists will return to last Thursday to purchase the property and perhaps lease if to the Board of Directors, Weiss revealed disappointment that the Authority tinue talks throughout the strike, Puerto Rico Tuesday or property for $35,000 and also put town. However, Hale said this mor­ that SBM wanted to buy the property, would not buy the land outright. which is the first teachers’ walkout Wednesday. down a deposit. He said the spot is an ning SBM did riot want the property make improvements and then sell it “It kind of locks us out of the in Southington’s history The attractive area and would provide and that his organization was eager to a town under a lease-purchase property we were looking at,” he teachers refused to return to work Inside Today ^ excellent parking facilities for the to obtain the parcel. agreement. said. Sept. 4. Garmen said he talked with Campane, the lawyer for the Classified...... 16 financial institution’s employees. Hale said he would like to meet Asked if Heritage would follow the Authority chairman Robert Gorman School Board, said the teachers want Comics...... 19 The decision adds a new wrinkle in with town officials to consider some same procedure. Hale did not rule ...... 9 an attempt by town officials to arrangement for providing downtown out the possibility, but said he would last week and a meeting will be a two-year contract and the board Editorial ...... scheduled soon to plot the next wants a three-year agreement. "Entertainment ...... 14 secure the property for downtown parking. like to talk with town officials to see ...... 7-8 parking. The Manchester Parking “When we put a deposit down for if some agreement dSuld be reached. course of action. Southington shut down its two Fam ily...... However, he had sharp criticism junior high schools and high school Obituaries ...... 10 Authority had wanted to buy the the land,” he said, “we didn’t realize “We need more parking,” he said. for town officials and the Ethics today because they couldn’t find Peopletalk...... 2 property for $35,000, but the acquisi­ we were getting into a rhubarb. 1 was “If (the lot) holds 40 cars, there’s no Commission, saying they needlessly enough substitute teachers to staff Spurts...... 11-13 tion was delayed because some per­ telling one of our employees how we way we need 40 spaces. Maybe we delayed a decision on the authority’s the classrooms. Only three of 470 Television ...... 14 sons questioned Carl Zinsser’s posi­ needed parking space, and he said, can work out something with the tion in the matter. Zinsser is both a teachers have been working during W eather...... ‘Did you know that lot at Cottage and town. Any more parking downtown See Page Ten ...... Republican member of the Board of Oak street was for sale?’” will help us all out.” the strike. f > PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Sept. 10, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 10, 1979 — PAGE THREE The Weather Banked Days Off Peopletalk Faith Healed Prexy Credits Parents 3Miss Mississippi was crowned The Stete Labor Board reviewed the firm’s system which allows employees to work on their day off and ’Tuesday, was inaugurated Saturday nigfat,v made her tearful stroll down the in ceremonies Saturday on lO irill tlM PtlAfUllt which theoretically can accumulate to runway of Coilvention Hall as Miss America I960. the main campus attended It was after a car accident when she was 11 — which , 13 vacation weeks a year. Employees of Advanced Automation .work an eight and by Gov. Ella Grasso, who left one leg savagely crushed and two inches shorter than said he would bring "a new foam and polyester the other — that doctors said she would never walk again. i f i . a half hour work day four days a week but most opt to i work on their day off at least three weeks a month when renaissance to -the univer­ MiSk Prewitt said when she was 17, she prayed at a sity and all it contains.” p illo w s * faith-healing Bible meeting in Jackson, Miss., and her .I ’ 3 louR week-end. UriW fAIHtn FOTOCAIT t> ED- I think that it’s a great system,” says Kleinschmidt With his parents. Giro for your atltchory, shortened leg grow back to normal "in a matter of and Acidalia DiBiaggio of no«dlt$>oint, bargollo. seconds.” who says she use to average two days off each year in 3 For period ending 7 a.m, EST 9/11/79. During Monday sick time with a past job but now hasn’t missed a day. Detroit, looking on, the night, rain and showers will be expected over the “It was a miracle,” said the 22-year-old blue-eyed, 12” - 14” - 16” Round Debbie Swain, another Manchester resident who has new president said "their northern and mid Plains and the Gulf coastal states as born-again Christian at a news conference Sunday, the achievements are greater 12” - 14” - 16" — 18” Square ' been working at the company a year says ”I love it. With well as in upper Maine. Clear to partly cloudy skies day after she was crowned Miss America. than my own.” 12x16 “In my lifetime, I have had a healing of my left leg, a my bank time I can still get 40 hours a week and take elsewhere. A dentist who rose Flat - Knifa adga - Poly Stuffing -g crabked back and 100 stitches in my face,” she said. “I time off to spend with my kids.” Buttona The firm’s manager. Dave Bachmann, says the system through the academic think you can see I have been miraculouslv healed.” ranks, DiBiaggio was un­ polyaatar quilling Connecticut Forecast “Jesus is the center of my life,” Miss Prewitt said, fosters better attendance. He alSo says it has been easier 72 X 90 - 81 X 90 - 90 X 108 to attract “superior” employees because of the schedule. animously appointed presi­ calling herself a member of an independent Methodist dent of the university Mostly slinny and warmer today. High temperatures in The Manchester office is one of five offices which church. March 27 after a 10-month the low to mid 70s or about 23 C. Variable cloudiness Miss Prewitt, who was reared in the small town of house more than 250 employees in total. tonight with low temperatures in the mid 50s. Partly sun­ nationwide search by Ackerman, Miss., ("We just got the road paved.” ) has Bachmann says another unique feature of Advanced UConn’s Board of ny Tuesdaywith the highs 75 to 80. Chance of rain near traveled extensively throughout the South as a gospel Automation “is that we do only data entry and no zero today and 20 percent tonight and Tuesday. Southerly Trustees. He took over the singer with her family. processing.’’The company services many of the large in­ Dr. John A. DiBaggio and his wife greet friends after he was in­ position June 15. winds 10 to 15 mph today and tonight shifting to Pricilla^s Debut surance companies that need extra assistance with data She was the only contestant in Saturday’s pageant to augurated as the University of Connecticut tenth president Saturday In his inaugural address, northwesterly late tonightor early Tuesday and con­ Priscilla Presley made her informal have a double talent, playing the piano and singing the entry programming. tinuing through the day. (UPI photo) DiBiaggio said he was op­ debut as a spokeswoman for a national hair popular song “Don’t Cry Out Loud.” Miss America 1980, Cheryl Prewitt of Bdchman said the Manchester location was chosen because “we wanted to choose a location where we could care products firm at a hairdressers’ con­ She says she wants to perform professionally once she Mississippi, hugs herself against the early Air Pollution Forecast gets her doctorate at the Juilliard School of Music in New be close to our type of work force and close enough to vention in Memphis, Tenn,, Sunday, The morning chill as she poses for photographers HARTFORD (UPl) - The state Department of En­ York. She recently was graduated from Mississippi State serve the greater Hartford area.” on the beach in front of the Atlantic City, vironmental Protection forecast moderate air quality for former wife of Elvis says she still wants to University. The Manchester office was started with 15 employees a all of Connecticut today and reported good air quality keep a “low-key” lifestyle, (UPI photo) Winning the Miss America crown gives Miss Prewitt a N.J., Convention Hall early Sunday. She was year ago and now has 50 with plans to hire 10 more by Oc­ $20,000 scholarship to further her career and the promise tober. 0 Sunday. crowned late Saturday. (UPI photo) of up to $100,000 in professional fees during her reign. New Fonda Cause: She is first Miss Mississippi to win the pageant since Long Island Sound Lynda Lee Mead in I960’ Correction j "I want my world to change and to progress, and Miss HARTFORD RD. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I.. and Montauk Physical Fitness America will help that,” she said. MANCHESTER - A certificate of appreciation from Point. N.Y.: A high pressure system over the area will Discussing public affairs. Miss Prewitt said she had D a irii move off shore today with a weak low pressure system Jane Fonda’s latest cry well might be "working the national president of the American Association of voted for President Carter, another born-again Christian, women arise - and 4 Retired Persons was for Mrs. Evelyn W. Gregan. and not moving across from the west tonight followed by high in the 1976 election. Q u e e n £STAU pressure again Tuesday. Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots touch your toes," The DAIRY for the local chapter, as The Herald reported, Mrs. She said she does believe there is an “energy shortage” Gregan is a charter member and active leader, but not today becoming southwesterly at 10 to 20 knots tonight. activist actress has a and urged her countrymen to “turndown the thermostat Northerly winds around 10 knots Tuesday. Fair with the president, and was commended by J. Leonard John­ new cause - fitness for and switch out the lights when you leave your home.” visibility over 5 miles through Tuesday. Average wave the masses. son, the AARP national president, for her untiring ef­ She also spoke about the recent Ku KIux Klan rallies QUEEN forts. Low Lawrence presented the award. heights 1 to 2 feet today decreasing Tuesday. S h e ’s o p en ed around the country, saying a recent Klan march in b t^ a . "Workout” - an exer­ MON., TUES., The Herald apoligizes to Mrs. Gregan and the local Alabama, reversing the march by civil rights workers led cise spa aimed at whip­ chapter No. 604 for the error. Extended Outlook by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was the Klan’s AND WED. zzdl^Skz ping working women “death march.” Adult Program Resumes I* * V V Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through into shape in Beverly “’They are marching down, not up,” she said. Friday: Hills, Calif., and she MANCHESTER — Howell* Cheney Technical School Mass.. R.I. & Conn.: Fair weather Wednesday. Chance showed up in person, will resume its Adult Education Program this fall. of a shower Thursday. Fair Friday. High temperatures in clad in pink tights, to Vocational courses are available to ail individuals who the 70s. Low temperatures in the 50s to low 60s. twist and groan with a Energy Program want to up-date known skills or to learn new skills. Basic Vermont: Partly cloudy Wednesday. Chance of couple of classes on courses are being offered in the following areas: showers Thursday. Partly cloudy Friday. Highs in the up­ opening day. Automotive, electrical, electronics and blueprint per 60s and 70s. Lows in the upper 40s and 50s. Says gym assistant Set for Vernon reading. Maine and New Hampshire: Increasing cloudiness Lillian Davis, "I could Registration will take place at the school Sept. 11 and Wednesday with a chance of showers late Wednesday into hardly recognize her 12, from 7 to 8 p.m. 'I^ition is free for all courses. Thursday. Fair on Friday. Highs in the 60s north to lower without her makeup." VERNON — The elementary schools in Vernon have Students will be required to purchase textbooks and 70s south. Lows 45 to 55. Miss Fonda says all profits will go to hubby Tom been accepted to participate in a program funded by the supplies when needed. Hayden’s "Campaign for Economic Democracy." federal Department of Energy and implemented in cooperation with St. Joseph College. ’The program is Display Slated at Rham National Forecast designed to develop an energy education program. Heh - Heh-Heh’Ha~Ha A team of three resource persons from each of 20 FREE FRENCH FRIES HEBRON — A touring exhibit, provided by the White City selected school systems in Connecticut will assess the WITH PURCHASE OF Sands, New Mexico Missle Range, will be at Rham High Albuquerque Los Angeles Some there are in Louisiana’s Tammany Parish, OfrrrrrrrriJXXtlJCJfrrrrrrrrd 40 miles north of New Orleans, who are ready to energy education needs of their region and bring helpful School ’Tuesday. There will be exhibit tours, for students Anchorage Louisville only, from 8 a.m, to 3:30 p.m. fc Asheville Memphis quit Woody Woodpecker's fan club. information and materials to the attention of fellow tessiMits. FISH SANDWICH! Housed in a 43foot self-contained walk-through van, E teachers. w n ^ \ Atlanta Miami Beach His cousin - the red cockaded woodpecker ~ is the ehibit features an elaborate multi-media presentation Billings Milwaukee poking holes in the blueprint for a multimillion- The energy resource team will have as representatives ONLY The real Fillet tracing the history of rocketry from the 11th century to Birmingham Minneapolis dollar amusement park and resort project praised from Vernon, Lynn Peterson, Northeast School; Mary 1946 as well as showing White Sands role in the Depart­ Boston Nashville by Gov. Edwin Edwards as the biggest boon to Nicholas, Skinner Road School; and John Bellino, science of Haddock 19 Brownsville Tx New Orleans tourism since Mardi Gras. supervisor for the school system. I Sandwichndwi ment of Defense’s missile research and development A Buffalo New York 77 programs. All the plans were laid for the 5,000-acre project The team will participate in three initial conferences to Buy v o u t m H s>ScnimpdiUylthtM Charlslon S.C. . Oklahoma City be held at St. Joseph College this fall and in thfee ad­ Botn% Matt flah aandwteh — ’The appearance of the exhibit is sponsored by the ar­ p when bird enthusiast and Times-Picayune colum­ Charlotte N.C. Omaha ditional conferences in the second semester, in February tandar flah ffllar. with thraddad lat- my’s Manchester recruiting' office, 555 Main St. Philadelphia nist Fred Barry discovered the woodpecker nesting tuea and tangy tartar aaueal And, Chicago and early March. M a FREE ordar of ertapy Brazlar Cleveland Phoenix f 107 there. Since red cockaded woodpeckers are on the Ramambar, offar good this Board To Meet Thursday Columbus Pittsburgh sy 68 endangered species list, the word to would-be Dr. Albert J. Kerkin Jr., assistant superintendent of Mon.. Tuas., & Wad.< Dallas Portland M. developers may be "hands off," schools, said the conferences will focus on an in-depth un­ COVENTRY — The Board of Education will meet Denver Portland Or. derstanding of the nature and magnitude of the energy Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school. One of the items Des Moines Providence problems and possible solutions. He said they will also schedule for discussion concerns students driving to Detroit Richmond Wedding Bells focus on materials which have been developed and their school. Duluth St. Louis Former Manson Family follower Charles "Tex” possibilities for incorporation into the curricula of The board will hear the following reports: Cafeteria, El Paso Salt Lake City Connecticut’s schools. ex it 9J! Hartford San Antonio Watson has started a custodial and secretarial negotiations; building needs; family of his own. The ’The teams will plan for two in-service workshops for and the report of the superintendent of schools. Honolulu San Diego feliow teachers in their respective school districts, one Houston San Francisco 33-year-old born-again Under the superintendent’s report the board will be Inidanapolis San Juan Christian, serving life between mid-October and mid-December and the other asked to take action on teacher appointments; to approve Jackson Miss Seattle terms for murdering ac­ between mid-March and mid-May. ’The college faculty revenue sharing and legal bills; act on the age of admis­ Jacksonville Spokane tress Sharon Tate and will cooperate in the local workshops in whatever way sion waiver, and the exception to normal grade place­ Kansas City Tampa eight other people 10 the teams will find helpful, Kerkin said. ment; and hear an energy management plan. Las Vegas sy 106 Washington years ago, was married Little Rock cl 78 Wichita Friday under blue skies TOWN OF BOLTON in the prison picnic area at San Luis Obispo to a Educators To Hear PUBLIC NOTICE The Almanac New Jersey woman. j -r Kristin Joan Svege, Bus Route Appeals Case No. 604. By I'niled Press liiternutioiiul 20, started out as Wat­ PEC IAIr Notice is hereby given that at a hearing held on Tuesday. Today is Monday, Sept. 10, the 253rd day of 1979 with son's pen pal after MANCHESTER — At least nine appeals of school bus September 4, 1979 of the Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals, the •The McDonald't logo ii a registered iraJenurkor.McDoruIJ'sCorporiiion 112 to follow. reading hisi route changes will be reviewed by the Board of Education application of Brian W. Hedges of 83 Fennbrook Road, W. Hart­ The moon is moving toward its last quarter. autobiography, “ Will when it meets tonight at 8. REC.90t ford, for a variance to construct a single dwelling on backland The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. You Die for Me?” The Since the board’s Aug. 27> decision to revamp the bus with less than the required frontage on French Road in Bolton, The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. Watsons will have to routes, parents have submitted their appeals in writing to was denied. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. STMWBERRY John Roberts ""It sure will be nice to finally have a bank at wait awhile for a honey­ ask reconsideration. Most of the appeals concern bus stop American physicist Arthur Compton was born Sept. 10, Chairman moon, however. Regulations require prisoners be consolidations for elementary students. Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals 1892. married before applying for a conjugal visit, and ’The board agreed to eliminate five routes because of SHORTCAKE 012-9 On this day in history: the waiting period is about two months. energy conservation measures. It reaffirmed a the Burr Corners Shopping Plazaf In 1813, U.S. naval units under the command of Capt. ‘maximum walking distance” policy which had not been Oliver Perry defeated a British squadron in the Battle of strictly enforced in previous years. Students walking to Lake Erie. school are high schoolers who live within two miles or at • Free coffee and doughnuts on opening day, before October 1st, the The Savings Books are SBM’s special gift to In 1846, Elias Howe received a patent for the sewing least one and a half mile of school and elementary September 15th. date the drawing takes machine. students who live within at least a mile of school. the first 1,000 customers at Burr Comers who In 1889, Empress Elizabeth of Austria-Hungary was Lottery Numbers • A chance to win a color TY place. You need not be a deposit $50 or more in new or existing savings 0 ■assassinated by an anarchist. • A Burr Cximers Coupon Book for depositors. customer to enter the accounts. The books can only be offered while In 1963, Negroes entered the white public schools of Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New drawing, of course. But the supply lasts. Deposits must be maintained for Birmingham, Tuskegee and Mobile, Ala., after President England: one entry per family, Barbershem Singers Oh, yes, expect a minimum of 6 months. Kennedy federalized the state's National Guard. Connecticut: 157, please. A thought for the day: American essayist, poet and Massachusetts: 6890. allthis-and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson offered this advice: To Open Fall Season m ore-when “It sure will be nice.. New Hampshire: 9963. DOUBLE Valuable Savings Book "Make yourself necessary to somebody.” Rhode Island: 1071. VkLB. busy Burr (Cor­ Cbme Opening Day, if you can. Or come later. MANCHESTER ■- Manchester’s barbershop harmony 1.24 And here’s something special for Savings Bank of But do come get acquainted with the kind of singers start the fall season tonight with an open house at ners finally gets a bank. A bai^ Manchester customers! A specially prepared Burr bank you’ve long wanted in the Burr Comers Manchester To Advertise the Manchester Recreation Center off Keeney Street. East Hartford — Glastonbury To Report News highly regarded Comers Savings Book. It’s full of money-saving area. Get acquainted with all the many ways you For a classified advertisement, call Tlie evening will feature entertainment by the Silk City To report a news item or story idea: Chorus, a special appearance by a guest quartet, and ip.liLEIWrS throughout the coupons to redeem all around the Shopping can save money. Or borrow for special needs. 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Evening Herald Manchester .... Alex Girelli, 643-2711. light refreshments. ’The event is open to area men in­ sreim area for its many friendly and convenient services. Plaza. The coupons get you some things free, Or enjoy free and easy checking accounts. Get hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711, USPS 327-500 through Friday. When the office is terested in singing four-part harmony. Wives and friends The Savings Bauik of Manchester. others at important discounts, for your hom e- acquainted with the people who intend to be Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 are welcome. mitniEs Published daily except .Sunday and closed, classified ads may be placed by A ndover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 your car-even your appetite! good neighbors, with good, thoughtful advice on certain holidays by the Manchester calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 6432711 The barbershoppers currently are preparting two local OPEH HOUSE Come Opening Day! d l your person^ financial needs. Fur information about display adver­ Publishing Co., Herald Square, P.O. Coventry .... Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 appearances - one Sept. 29 for the Manchester Historical • j . On September 15th, from 9 AM to 12 Noon, Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040, tising, call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 Society and another Nov. 2 for the Bolton Scholarshio director, at 643-2711. LOOK FOR OUR AD we’U treat you to free coffee, doughnuts and bal­ South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 Fund. IKI1$2.(I4 Have a Complaint? Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 ’The group also is preparing to appear in Montreal Oct. IN SEPT. 13th ISSUE loons inside our new Burr Comers office. Come Savings Bank N«wi — If you have a question or To Subscribe early and outside the bank you’ll be treated to the To report, or inquire about special 28 at the barbershop harmony society’s northeastern dis­ uasTCABit HA... ' d a y s a w e e k OF THE MANCHESTER complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service music of the Sphinx Temple Highlanders. news: trict chorus competition. In January the men will appear HARTFORD ROAD 7 t o 11 Frank Burbank, managing editor, 643- at 647-9946. Office hoursare8:30a.m. to Business...... Alex Girelli, 6432711 at Grossinger’s Resort in New York in a special perfor­ EVENING HERALD of Manchester 2711. 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 6432711 SPEED-QUEEN COIN LAUNDRY to to a.m. Saturday. mance for the benefit of the Institute of Logopedics, a FRI. SEPT. 14th 3 to 9 P.M. Win A Color TV Circulation — If you have a problem Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 6432711 3 2 p a m ily eiZE ^ n « ’Bun Comers Shopping Plaza Office, Manchester, Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents research center for children with voice diseases. ’The Also, when you come to visit any time before regarding service or delivery, call F am ily...... Betty Ryder, 6432711 SAT. SEPT. 15th 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. opens September 15th. weekly, $3.M for-one month, $11.70 for chorus also has scheduled its annual parade of harmony Customer Service. 647-9946 Delivery •Sports...... Earl Yost, 6432711 October 1st, register to win a beautiful 13” color three months. $23.40 for six months, and at Manchester High School for Jan. 19, 1980. 4 SUPER SIZED WAEHER8- 13 other locations in Manchester, East Hanford, South ^ndsor, should be made by Tp p m. Monday •BUNKET8-8LEEPINO BAOS RCA TV. Be sure you get your name in the box Bolton, Andover and Ashford. Member F.D.I.C. Iblephone 646-1700. through Friday and by 7:30 a m. .Satur­ $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anyone wanting further information about Monday •BULK ITEMS W. G. GLENNEY CO. day. available on request. Monday^hrough Friday. night’s program may call Vincent Zito, musical director, 17 QAS DRYER8«10 M I M l i v a 646-8009 or Bob Morrissey, 568-6031. 336 N. M AIN ST. 649-5283 PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 10, 1979 Bush Says Carter Too Soft EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 10, 1979 - PAGE FIVE We want those troops forceful, more determined, Keport Cards Designed to Give More Information NEWINGTON (UPI) - “The Soviets are stepping forward when they see us out of there. President he should not vacillate,” Republican presidential Carter should be more Bush said. ScS^”suSSent a “3” knowledge in selecting In the new reporting Goldman said tbe com­ man, “we will have a man said. hopeful George Bush sara stepping back. two marks in each area, and those below grade materials, assigning system, each child will be mittee developing the new progress mark for such A portion of the report Robert W. Goldman said one indicating perfor- level will receive a ”1 ” President Carter must be that the new report card group.s, and in making graded with a letter grade report card system also things as basic facts, com­ card will be provided so mance and the other in­ Goldman said that grade more forceful and deter­ system which will be in­ decisions about promotion to Indicate his effort in developed scales which putation and word that the teacher can write mined in .making sure the dicating the child’s effort level is an expectation each area of the Friday troduced in the elementary in each area. or retention at the end of will indicate to parents problems. A check will in­ a personal comment regar­ Soviets remove their level by which the teachers each school year.” curriculum. In the lower dicate additional work in • school this year is intended Goldman said a perfor­ such skills as work habits ding the child’s progress. troops from Cuba. M ondoy‘^ . Q 0 prti and administrators design Goldman said testing of grades (one-three) the and social development. the area is needed." During the first marking 'to provide more informa- mance mark is centered Bush called the armed the curriculum. students and the children will be graded as Under each basic Grades in the areas of period, first graders will ^tion regarding both the around the concept of Soviet presence in Cuba “a “We normally expect, experience of the teaching “outstanding,” “satisfac- category of the curriculum physical education, music receive only an effort program and the progress grade level. A student on staff is also helpful in provocation, a test, if you ' of each child. for example, that third tory” and “needs atten- the report card will also art and health will be grade. After the first will. If we show firmness, grade level will receive a graders can accomplish determining what is ' Goldman said the new tion,” and in the upper list su^ategories. reported by indicating out­ semester they will also without rattling a sabre, I "2.” A student working certain tasks," said Gold­ expected of each child at a .report card was developed grades with a letter grade “Under mathematics, standing, satisfactory or receive two grades for think they will step down above grade level expec- man. ” We use this particular grade level. to indicate effort. v for example,” said Gold­ needs Improvement, Gold­ each subject area. and remove the troops.” following parental com­ Bush said he was not ' ments that not enough in­ aware of armed Russian formation was given with the old ”S” for satisfactory troops in Cuba; when be and ’’N” for unsatisfactory Food Mart worked for a year as dirpc- Ultimate Quality NON-STICK method of grading elemen­ tor of' the Central Proudly Offers Silverstone Cookware Intelligence Agency. tary students. ^ Sakarai “Everybody has known A committee of parents, A VE UP TO 3.00 WITH VALU-PRICED about the Soviets being in teachers and ad­ r COUPON SPECIALS EACH WEEK! Wetki Fneewa Reyelar WALDBAUM'S 1 Mai Fuleria Ciegaa* LaePnte* Cuba, but they did not' ministrators met during at Start your Set Today 1 10 ' Gouimel Pan 147 S 4 49 S 5 99 know there were brigade- the 1978-79 school year in an effort to develop a new WITH 2 t Qt Sauce Pan 248 $ 6 99 S 6 99 force, Soviet armed troops COVER grading system which 1 0 % " F R Y E R 3 lO Vr Flyer 349 S 6 99 $11 99 Enjoying a mini lunch at South Methodist timated 2,000 people toured the eight homes in Cuba,” he said.. V., REGULAR $11.99 would adequately report 4 11 Griddle House, is this group of participants in the opened from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Herald The Connecticut native Food Mart 44 to $ 5 99 S 6 99 child progress. 5 2 0t Sauce Pan Saturday said at a recep­ •Porcel8ln>C)ad Heavy Aluminum ‘.4 11 % 1 99 $ 9 99 Manchester Art Council’s Home Tour in the photo by Adamson) •Non-Stick Silverstone tion in his honor that Under-the new system, for Eaiy Cieanlngl 6 s o t Dutch Oven 64 1? $ 9 99 $1299 Cheney Historic District on Saturday. An es- parents will receive the •Heat Realatant Handles 7 Tea Kellie AVAILABLE ANYTIME $ 5 99 Carter was foot dragging ______•New Bold Design______progress reports four WITH COUPON BELOW •PLUS LOCAL S A tfS TAHeS IV HfAf APPLICABL£ on how to deal with Prices Effective Sunday, Sept. 9 presence of Soviet troops. times a year and grades thru Saturday, Sept. 15 I four, five and six will be Historic District Tour graded with the traditional Rainbow Girls “A” for superior, ’’B” for HOLIDAY FOOD! MANCHESTER -The above average, ’’C” for We’re the Picky, Picky, Picky WE CARRY A COMPLETE average and “D” for below SELECTION OF TRADITIONAL Manchester Assembly, FOOD FOR THE JEWISH Order of Rainbow for average. Fresh Produce Experts! Enjoyed by Thousands i f t i HIGH HOLY DAYS. Girls, will meet tonight at In grades one, two and U.S. FANCY-CRISP "NEW CROP" m e m o r ia l Mrs. Adler's MANCHESTER - More than 2,000 borrowed from the Junior League of 7:30 at the Masonic Tem­ three children’s progress rORAOOOHTEOif Mrs. Malone and admired the por­ TUMBLERS GIFILTE FISH persons took advantage of the good traits of her children hanging on the Hartford. Now, it will be an indepen­ ple. will be reported by use of a aOOOOHEETI'^l" plus for ’’satisfactory,” a KETCHUP r 24 HOUR CANDLES RED OR GREEN LABEL weather Saturday to participate in stairway wall. dent program presented by the Arts ^^ROidf -’SI'S 2% OZ. PKG. 24 OZ. JAR minus sign for ’’needs 32 o r BOTTLE ^4(1' Macintosh Apples the Manchester Arts Council home Robert Martel, a member of the Sbuncil and coordinated by the Try our new 1 )’i tour in the Cheney Historic District Little Theater of Manchester, sang Manchester Board of Education." VFW Signup attention” and the letter “s” to indicate “satisfac­ 1 2 V4 '' in Manchester. Gloria Weiss extended thanks to all m m several songs at various homes MIN. Parking space was at a premium, during the day, and music was also those who contributed sandwiches SOUTH WINDSOR 113 pound* Chopped Beef Lunch tory progress.” —Eligible women who wish Conferences, which are GOLD’S BORSCHT !oz jxn 39* as the crowd tried to get as close to provided by the Manchester Civic for the home tour. Working with her J LBS. MANISCMEWITZ OR HOROWITZ to become charter with AlUYou-Can-Eat Salad Bar Perrier the South Methodist Home, the first Orchestra, the Gilvert and Sullivan were Joan Charnas, Elaine Kahaner, held during the first and Ken-L-Ration LUSCIOUS - VINE RIPENEDI MATZO MEAL PKG 39« home on the tour, as possible. A mini Orchestra, Ilga Paups and other Marie LaBelle, Jean Lamson, Belin­ members of the South third reporting periods will Dog Food Watee Windsor VFW Auxiliary Juici>, delicious and CANDLES 45* ‘2.29 lunch, prepared by Gloria Weiss and LTM members. da Marti, Norma Martin, Marilyn still be held, with each 90 OZ. PKQ. 23 OUNCE BOTTLE California California must sign up by Monday broiled to order. her committee was to be served from Noted artists displayed their works Miller, Carol O’Neill, Joan Paster- parent making an appoint­ e s t | 3 e MANSCHEWITZ MATZO -oozpko 55* 11:30 a.m. to-STSd^p.m., but the in the homes along the tour route and nostro and Grace Rubinow. when the charter closes. Served with a warm ment to discuss the child’s CANTALOUPES Tokay Grapes sandwiches were gone by i2:15 p.m, the artwork and photography of the Interested women, may progress in person with the p a c k GILFILTE FISH ‘ 1.49 League Meeting sign up at the VFW booth roll and butter and HEINZ SWEET according to Mrs. Weiss, with the winners in the Art in Motion Contest classroom teacher. 16 OZ "Jum bo" JAR & ROKEACH GIFILTE FISH ‘ 1.59 at the Wapping Fair this Goldman said that one of Hamburger Dill Slices Size punch holding out until 1:30 p.m. sponsored in conjunction with the MANCHESTER - The Marine ourAII-You-Can-Eat EACH JUICY When the MAC staff ran out of R ochester Community College New Corps League of Manchester will weekend. SL9 9 the unique features of the LB. GOODMAN'S NOODLES '«oz box 65* salad bar. Unlimited RED OR WHITE tickets, they began writing ad­ meet today at 8 p.m. at the Marine progress report is that England Relays recently was also on U.S. NO. 1 GOLD'S HORSERADISH eozj.p 43* missions on slips of paper to accom­ exhibit. Club, 717 Parker St. refills on coffee, tea Sweet & Juicy modate the unexpected crowd. Rosemarie Papa, MAC president, Scout Signups and so ft drinks. ‘Pre-cooked weight j ER New Crop CHOPPED LIVER 79* It was standing room only in front said, “The home tour was a tremen­ Design KINERET CHALLAH of the Matthew Moriarty home at 75 dous success. The response was Junior Women HEBRON —Brownie and Yellow Onions PEACHES 89* Girl Scout registration will Manchester- 119 Spencer Street Forest St., but people enjoyed great and I want to thank all those MANCHESTER - The Executive (Silver Lane) SUE BEE HONEY 79* viewing tbe sculptures of David people who opened their homes, as Board of the Manchester Junior be tonight from 7 to 8:30 at Course 3 LB. Hartford— On Prospect Avenue BAG Hayes. Moriarty’s son-in-law, which well as those who participated in the Women’s Club will meet Tuesday at 8 Hebron Elementary School (one block North of King’s) LB were set-up on the lawn. Lines also event. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Cheryl and Tuesday from 7 to 8:30 PDKBEgS formed waiting for entrance to the “Proceeds of the tour will be used Pitts, 51 Goodhill Road, South Wind­ p.m. at Gilead Hill School. Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue Slated Waldbaum’s N.Y.Style Delil Registration costs $3. For CHOICE YOUR FAVORITE' Wesley C. Gryk home at 50 Forest St. by the Arts Council to purchase sor. (in Windsor Shopping Center) m Item of The Week! more information contact NEW HAVEN - A BUTTERNUT. ACORN Wait t*i you leasi your eyes on the wonderful variety ol The home of Dr. and Mrs. John prints for the ‘Art Goes to School' Hostesses for the meeting will be A tP O rtic^ziig Sfeakhouses. program specializing in Food Club Beans Friskie's Cat Food Fresh Squash OR SPAGHETTI LB FRESH - HEALTHFUL si'ced-lo-order cold cuts galore freshly made Ceicel Piette or Jane salads and domestic & imported cheeses Irom our Malone at 84 Prospect St., proved to Jeanne Cronin and Marilyn •CUT OR FRENCH GREEN BEANS FRESH PACKED • FAMOUS program in the school system. civic development and ALL VARIETIES appetizer department' Just step up to our counter be popular as people chatted with Alden. •CUT WAX BEANS ALFALFA SPROUTS Previously, prints had been Newmeyer. ____ 6V1 OZ. CAN "Atkins” Cider ^BOTTLE ^ *1.09 sample a Mtie and save a lot' it s like having your 16 OZ. CAN landscape design for gar­ own dell rjghi around the corner' den club members and in­ i i C l C i c xoz terested town organizers U.S. No. 1 Fresh Yams 3 ibs*1. PKG. FOR FOR V e V M i U V MELANESE will be held on Sept. 19, FOOD CLUB SPRINKLE LIGHTLY OVER YOUR Delicious <^CoU>nilat from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Pure Lemon Juice CONTAINER 59* FAVORITE SALAD Stewed Tomatoes r 3 fof* i . S* ’* __ the Connecticut DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL TUESDAY Agricultural Experiment Famous Brand' a ^td QMjdyom dexiM Station in New Haven. > . H I X 'S - boloona' The focus of the U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF SUCCO TO ORO01 meetings is a “Practical Children’s Clothing Approach for Planning, Lfl. x' Planting and Maintenance Bottom Round \ l a v 1.02 of Your Property and that DRINKS WISPRIDE for Less. J j ALL FLAVORS* MUENSTER CHEESE LB ‘ 2.59 our reg. 2.99 J of Your Town.” There will % |. 48 0Z.CAH c,y.4. be. special exhibits from IMPORTED civic plans from all over l i S ROAST DANISH HAVARTI LB ‘ 2.89 Once upon a time. Moms used to dress their little girls and Suraline' gabardine LEAN DOMESTIC Connecticut. Texturized woven Dacron’ polyester ROAST BEEF ro ORDER LB boys up in beautiful playthings and dress clothes. But Two of the main ‘3.o3 times passed, costs went up, and Mom had to start buying i by famous Klopman is ideal for suits, pants, skirts. Newest Fall colors for speakers are Robert Downy Shasta Soda LUNDV - LEAN ■PENN COUNTBY • less clothing, and couldn't afford real good quality anymore. USOA CHOICE • BEEF tailored elegance. 60" wide, on bolts. Powell of Gledhill Fabric Softener COLA. ORANGE. ROOT BEER • LB.1 . 7 S We think little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, 25* OFF LABEL DIET COLA OR ROOT BEER Round Cube Steak . G Q U B M i T Nursery, West Hartford 96 02. BOTTLE 2 LITRE - 67.6 OZ. BOTTLE WEAViR so we're helping Moms buy them more easily. and J. W. Oliver of Oliver’s ? COOK6D x o v $3 U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF U S D A CHOICE ■ BEEF BONELESS You see, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the children's Nursery, Fairfield. Chuck Roast *BLADE) HAM and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices they can Coffee and homemade T o p R ound our reg. 6.99 desserts will be supplied by HENRI'S ■ CREAMY GARLIC OR CUCUMBER & ONION USDA CHOICE-BEEF easily afford. Wo thought children's clothing cost too much... •WITH-FREE COOKING TIMER' committee members. Par­ Yogurt Dressings 8 OZ BOTTLE 69* so we brought the prices down. So now, little girls and boys tri-blend wool values S T E A K LB Top Round Roast ticipants are requested to I # LB." can play together happily ever after in good, old fashioned Classic patterns tailor into lovely suits, bring a sandwich. For — Frozen Favorites! USDA CHOICE-BEEF skirls, pants, ensembles. Completely U S D A CHOICE - BEEF U S D A C HO ICE-BEEF U S D A CHOICE - BEEF •W ITH FREE COOKING TIMER' quality clothing at old fashioned prices. further information, con­ VIRGINIA STYLE* machine washable 35% acrylic/35% HOOD’S CORONET GAYLORD Boneless Back Rump Roast polyester/30% wool. 60" wide, on tact Mrs. Justin Nixon, Qld Bottom Sirloin ' LB. BAKED HAM SLICED TO ORDER CARANOO bolts. Greenwich, at 637-9105. Ice Cream Orange Juice Chuck Steak USDA CHOICE • BEEF CENTER CUT SLICED Round Steak Tip Steak (UNOERBLADE) COOKED SALAMI TO ORDER ALL FLAVORS 12 OUNCE CAN Bottom Round Roast $ 1 99 •WITH FREE COOKING TIMER' I B LB. SLICED TO ORDER 33s 8 9 i 2.29 i 2.39 *2.09 CARANDO MORTADELLA ‘ 1.89 Gym ■ * '/, GAL. U.S. QOV'T. INSPECTED FARM CHILDREN'S SAVE: Monday- Saturday GRADE A- 10-9 our reg. 1.99 . TASTE O' SEA U.S. QOVeaNMENT INSPEClrgb Perdue Fresh FRESH lo t oeaoKt. SAUK « CLAM PLATTER s. ozpkg knitted suede cloth Teacher CHICKEN "HOT' Latest jewel-lone colors to pul a glow in Ponte De Roma doubleknits STOUFFERS 15‘> OZ PKG whole dr Half CORNISH t i L o x BASELS I your wardrobe! Sew supple-sofi skirls, The aristocrat of doubleknits! Best of STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS HENS LEGS ensembles! Machine washable acetate/ seasonal colors in 100% polyester TURKEY EAMIOUSE nylon is 60" wide, on bolls. Sought INSIDE MARSHALL'S MALL that's machine washable, shape retain­ Dairy Delights! 8 TO 10 S 4 0 S oo ing. All 60" wide, on bolls. SOUTH WINDSOR - BREASTS LBS. ■ • LB. LB. Breyer’s Hood’s Manchester Parkade Pro Teen ‘Midas’ touch metallic prints The Recreation Depart­ N o v a 3 LB - 6 OZ PKG 17 PCS OR MORE COLONIAL MASTER OUR BEST BREADED Lox Bright tashion glitter look lor lustrous ment is looking for persons Yogurt Sour Cream SMOKED blouses and dresses! Beaulilul WEAVER "CHICKEN-TO-GO" Veal Patties Dress Coats who are interested in . ALL FLAVORS 8 OUNCE CUP COLONIAL DELICIOUSLY SMOKED EVERYDAY SAVINGS TO 5 0 % ON: j»hjesler/rayon. 45" wide. Fabric high- SHOULDERS By Collegian teaching gymnastics for SEMI-BONELESS HAM STEAKS lb‘J IWATEB ADDED) LARGE WHITE FISH , le ‘ 1.49 our reg. 1.79 99*,LB. HEBREW NATIONAL - KOSHER BEEF Boot length In solids and twaada the coming year. Classes 8 OZ. ^ _ _ • Quiltex • BabV'Togs •Tiny Tots • Wonderknit ' SIzaa 6 to 14 CUPS FOR SLICED BEEF LIVER PEELED 4 DEVEINED LB *1 Veal Patties LB *1.49 NATURAL CASING FRANKS ‘2.29 Fall fashion prints are held twice a week from COLONIAL 11.19 •Polly Flinders KRAFT • Donmour •Her Majaaty •Pretty Please Reg. to 95.00 plush & rich velours 6:30 to 10 p.m. and • Little World Dazzling array of dress prints for truly SMOKED DAISY BUTTS added" lb * 1 SWISS CHEESE FJORDLANC LB ‘2.79 • Ostikosh • Alleen • Doe Spun NOW Perfect for luxurious robes, expensive previous gymnastics Natural Swiss Slices <8 OZ P K O * 1 . 1 9 Seafood Specials! • White Stag • Pelican Harbor looking separates, dresses. Only you super sewing! Wonderlully-low REGULAR • Danskin •Levi’s experience is required. FENWAY MEAT FRANKS ■ lb pkg ‘ 1 0 • TIdykIna •Ruas Togs •Billy the Kid •London Fog know how litlle it costs! Machine wash­ Beaconway price lets you sew up a Chiffon Margarine * SOLE FILLETS fresh LB ‘2.99 able acelale/nylon in vibrant colors. storm! Machine wash, dry cotton/ Applications are being 69 FRESH Fresh Baked Goods! FENWAY BEEF FRANKS > l b p k g * 1 62.99 s, 74.99 49/50" wide, on bolls. HADDOCK FILLETS LB ‘2.29 WALDBAUM'S polyester. 45" wide, on bolts. taken at the recreation of­ COLONIAL S -TOP" SLIOED Thomas' FRESH FRUIT FILLED fice in the Wapping Com­ /■Health & Beauty Aids!^ BOLOGNA or COOKED SALAMI . ozpkg DRESSED SMELTS LB ‘ 1.09 English Muffin's Coffee Cake Girls Boys sportswear corduroy munity Center, between 9 Ban Roll-On Bufferin a.m. and 4 p.m., daily. -----Item of The Week!----- 6 COUNT ' Pinwale to wide wale cords in fashion Deodorant •a ll n a tu r a l 14 OZ Sweaters Tablets 12 OZ. PKQ Ski Jackets and basic hues! For suits, pants, skids, Classes for Women’s UNSCENTEO, REGULAR PERRI ITALIAN SAUSAGE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF - BONELESS PKQ. By Blue Bird and vests. Cotton and cotton/polyesler cor­ 100 COUNT BOTTLE By Field and Stream Physical Fitness will be OR QUICK DRY SWIFT'S WALDBAUM’S duroys: 45" wide, on bolls. LAZY MAPLE BACON PREMIUM SKIRT STEAKS Just Bottoms and Tops Pile lined, quilted, zip off hoods. held Thursdays from 9:30 Vh COLONIAL "CHUNK STYLE ' WHITE SANDWICH BREAD 2 I Pullovars, Cardigans, Bulklas OZ. WALDBAUM'S Tan, Brown and Navy to 10:30 a.m., for beginners BOTTLED LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA and Fanclaa ozpkg Sizes 8 to 16 and from 10:30 to 11:30 CHILD MILD SPANISH BAR CAKE ‘ 1.09 Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14 Reg. to 60.00 a.m. for advanced classes. GEM FRANKS OR BEEF Reg. to 1 7 .0 0 BODY-ON-TAP SHAMPOO b o t / l e 99* NOW A physical fitness class WALDBAUM'S RAISIN BREAD ^oxf 99* for senior citizens will y e w r i h o l f m 5 . 9 9 r 8 . 9 9 s s t a r t S ep t. 20. 42.99 47.99 Oua to Our FroobnoM Pollqr Somo Itoma Noi Avaliabio Until Tu m . Registrations may be whoieieied Not re»por»i>6ie for typogr»ph'cii eirort macrame cord specials r iairne ii lo oui cuttom eii «« rtterve the nghl to limit ■■■•■ 0 3 gkgi of any item except nthere oiherwite noied iltm i ofle'ed lor teie rtol eveiletkie >n c tie i :i or to otrre, reieil 4 Infants and Toddler NATURAL JUTE, jumbo 5-ply, 260 made by calling the recrea­ ',1 •) Girls Soys yd, reel lor popular cralls. handiwork. tion office, 644-2433. Dress Coat and Our reg. 6.50 reel The slimnastics- * O ff 15* O ff 15* O ff 1 p T r O ff •• ICF O ff \ ['" SfiSSaral COLOSSAL-SIZED POLY OLEFIN, I" 20* Off 15 ON A 40 OZ. PKG SILVERSTONE BY REGAL ' Dress Coats Siacks and Jeans gymnastics classes will ■ ON A ONE POUND BAG ON A 19 OZ. CAN ON A 20 OZ. BOTTLE ON A 24 OZ. CAN ■ J ON A 150 COUNT PKG. 216 ft. reel lor indoor/outdoor uses. Leggings Set Wool blonde, aomo with hoods and GLAD BISQUICK 10%” FRYER Co'vER I By Billy the Kid and Mark 12-ply in while plus 7 colors. start Sept. 17 and will be ■ M ft M /M A R S SHOUT MILK MATE FOOD CLUB I I By Cute Toge matching acarfa, solids and fanclaa.. Casual and Dress Styles. Our reg. 6.99 held at the community ■ ’ SANDWICH BUTTERMILK Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14 ■ FUN SIZE SOIL & STAIN CHOCOLATE DRINK MIXES | heq. ! ^ ~ ” Some with matching hats or hoods. Sizes 8 to 18 and waist sizes 25 to 28 cfenter on the following I 11.9S SIzaa Infant 12 to 24 months, ! CANDY BARS ALL VARIETIES ! ! BAGS BAKING M IX Reg. to 60.00 Reg. to 17.00 •MANCHESTER nights: Mondays, 7:30 to REMOVER SYRUP * With ilua coupon el Food Toddler 2 to 4 lu s t sa y I With ihM coupon ai Food •in ihi8 coupon el Food ^ ^ Wiih thii coupon el Food n ' 1 ^ l 9 M l h ■ ■ Mart Good ih^Sal Sept ! • I Men Oood thru Set. Sept m NOW 389 BROAD STREET 8:30 p.m.; Tuesdays, 10:30 Man Oood tfiru S et. 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NItes 'til 9 HARTFORD (UPI) - Police today Police said Ralph Blue, 53, was got no reply her husband open^ the Open Sundays Noon ’til 5 investigated the slaying of a retired dead on arrival at Mount Sinai door. A lone assailant sh o u ^ an construction worker who relatives HospiUlafterthe 12:55a.m. shooting obscene name and then shot Blue said was shot to death when he Sunday. once, they said. answered the door at his home in the Relatives said Blue’s wife yelled to city’s North End. / ask who was at the door and when she North Methodist MANCHESTER -The trustees of North United Methodist Church wiil | meet tonight at 7 at the | church. ■ o \ At 7:30, the ad- ! ministrative board wilt ! DEMOCRATS meet at the church. Ruth Circle MANCHESTER -R uth | Circle of Emanuel ■ Tomorrow your vote Lutheran Church will have ■ 1 / a program on "Antiques” ! at its meeting tonight at J a N I R E 7:30 at the church. I will doter mine the future Trinity Covenant g MANCHESTER -The | of Eest Hartford. i m m ; men of'Trinity Covenant ■ Church wilt have a prayer ■ J K m . Mrs. Clara Dubaldo, second from left, has tiff. Dubaldos were observing their anniver­ breakfast Tuesday at 6 ! sary on their visit to Italy with their two First Family Applauds a.m. at La Strada West, J her hand held by Pope John II as crowds of, Hartford Road. I people push forward to greet the smiling pon- daughters. President and Mrs. Carter applaud the denied suggestions that Sen. Edward The Confirmation Class | Vote Gary D. LeBeau entertainment at a Gospel Music singing pic­ Kennedy had asked him to pull out of the 1980 will meet at 4 p.m. at the | church. Papal Visit Highlights Trip B aby SaleT>v nic on the South Lawn of the White House presidential race. (UPI photo) g Sunday. Carter later told reporters that he South Methodist J MANCHESTER -The 1 Dubaldos Mark Anniversary administrative board of 4 for Mayor Sale ends Saturday. Come to Youth Centre now and Carter Denies Reports South United Methodist I By BETTY RYDER Castel Gandolfo, he comes back to at the Dubaldo Music Center, 186 W. save Important dollars on all the basic layette Items, 0 Church will meet tonight at | Lifeityle Editor Rome to visit the people,” Middle Turnpike, Manchester, for 27 accessories and precious fashions for Infants & 7:30 in the education wing g For Bruno and Clara Dubaldo of 59 Tickets are usually (required to years. toddlers. It’s a perfect time to stock up for future baby of the church. g Irving St., Manchester, their 25th enter the Vatican area where the “Bruno teaches guitar, accordian showers, too! v Ted Asked Him to Quit WAXES To Meet g wedding anniversary will be one pope will appear but the Dubaldo's and violin and I teach piano and they’ll long remember. didn't have any. organ. The girls both play the piano 5.99 MANCHESTER -The | "Luckily, one of my husband’s and with their father they sing in the Manchester WATEIS will g The couple, who was married July WASHINGTON (UPI) - President withdraw was "pure horse manure," She joined her husband in denying 24. 1954 at St. Bridget Church in relatives had a friend who was a church choir.” 'i“. o Carter sharply denies Sen. Edward Carter, meanwhile, planned the meet Tuesday at the g Kennedy had asked Carter to pull Manchester, were among the guard at the Vatican and he told us to The Dubaldos are both graduates M. Kennedy asked him to pull out of Italian-American Club. ■ first meeting with his newly con­ out. Mr. LeBeau endorteB. privileged few to be granted an come down and allowed us to pass of the Hartford School of Music, now the 1980 race — and Carter's wife and stituted Cabinet today. During the Weighing in will be from 7 5 "I just can’t believe that audience with Pope John II during a through the gate. the Hartford Conservatory. aides leave little doubt the president first two years of his presidency. to 8 p.m. ■ happened," Mrs. Carter told recent vacation in Italy. "It was an overwhelming "My husband has been very active. will seek re-election. Carter had regular and frequent reporters. “It was not in our conver­ Concordia Church I The couple, along with their two experience,” Mrs. Dubaldo said. “ As He and his brother presented Italian "No, that's silly," Carter replied Cabinet meetings, but today’s ses­ sation,” MANCHESTER -The I •k Community Centers daughters, Virginia, 16, and Gernma, the pope approached, everyone stood music on a radio program and at one * s Sunday when asked if the Atlanta sion was the first since the Camp stewardship task force of 6 k Improved Police Protection 15, both students at East Catholic up and pushed forward. time he had a country western band. Journal and Constitution report was David “domestic summit” and the Mrs, Carter said she spent about Concordia Lutheran Church | “He spent more than two hours, He also was a violinist with the true. mass resignations of Cabinet half an hour at the meeting and asked k Open and Honest Administration High School, left for Italy on July 20. will meet tonight at 7:30 | “We visited with relatives in taking his time all the way, as he Manchester Civic Orchestra since its "I'm not a candidate — yet," secretaries. Kennedy about mark-up of the men­ with Dr. Gilck in the g k Revitalization of Downtown Now Magliano Sabina, the birthplace of walked up to greet and shake hands inception, but his work now keeps Carter added, over his shoulder, as There was as much politicking tal health bill for which she is a Church Room. my husband’^ parents, and also with the people. Then he went up to a him too busy to participate. he walked away from reporters at a going on as gospel singing on the strong advocate. g k Retain Neighborhood Schools toured in Naples, Sorrento, Venice, podium and delivered a message in "I used to play the organ at St. gospel music sing-in on the White South Lawn Sunday. k Curb Development six languages. Their was a large John’s Polish National Church in Asked whether new indications Temple Chapter I Assisi and the Isle of Capri,” Mrs. ' f h . House South Lawn. First lady Rosalynn Carter gave group of Polish people at the Manchester,” Mrs, Dubaldo said. -V. that Kennedy would seek the MANCHESTER -Tern- J k Financial Disclosure of Town Officials Dubaldo said. t : The Atlanta Journal and Consitu- several interviews in which she audience and with the pope being The Dubaldos returned home on presidency in 1980 were causing any pie Chapter, OES, will i k Community Based Mass Transit. No strangers to Italy, the Dubaldo tion carried a page-one story Sunday repeated the theme of a speech she Polish, they were especially Aug. 4 and Virginia and Gemma are changes in Carter's own campaign meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. I family has visited there many times. with the banner, "Kennedy suggests gave in Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Satur­ k Quality Leadership for the 80’s now back at school. timetable, press secretary Jody at the Masonic Temple. | “My husband has been there six delighted to see him. The Italians we Carter withdraw from '80 race." The day. “They are learning Italian at East Powell replied, "I haven't noticed The chapter will observe g times, I have visited five times, and spoke with are equally enchanted request supposedly was made at a "This is obviously no time to divide with Pope John II; his warmth and Catholic, and I'm sure our visits to private White House lunch of the two our party and our nation," she said in that it has." Associate Conductress ■ the girls a total of four times,” Night and Robert Morris ! But, evidently, this time was the friendliness,” she said. Italy has helped them," Mrs, men Friday. Cedar Rapids. “This is a time for Mrs. Dubaldo’s parents came from Dubaldo said. Powell said only the two men took Night, ■ most exciting time. Democratic National Chairman Democrats to unite behind and sup­ Poland and she has an aunt and uncle Meanwhile, the magic of their part in the lunch Carter and Kennedy “Papal audiences are usually John White also told reporters at the port an incumbent Democratic audience with Pope John II, who will Our Entire Stock of Our Entire Stock of Infants Snow Bunny had at the White House Friday. Square Dance Clufaj granted two or three times a week at and many cousins living there. sing-in any hint Carter would president.” be in Boston on Oct. 1, hasn’t worn MANCHESTER -The the Vatican and on Wednesday “Maybe on our next trip, we’ll visit Health-tex Playwear Carter's Layette Pram Suits I off. Manchester Square Dance § eVenings at the Castel Gandolfo, the them.” “It’s an experience we’ll never Club will have a review pontiff’s country retreat, Because he Mr. and Mrs. Dubaldo, well-known g Paid for by CItIzant for LaBaau forget," Mrs. Dubaldo said. 20% Off 20% Off 6.99 McKoy Request on Agenda workshop Tuesday from ■ can't accommodate large crowds at m musical circles, have taught music 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Waddell ! Every polo shirt, overall, Baby shirts, gowns, kimonos, Reg. 9.25, Cuddly warm. Hooded. Footed. Azure, maize, VERn ON — When the Board of Education meets into the Middle School, will also be discussed. School, Broad Street. All 4 coverall, sweater 8i 2-pc. set. training pants, crib sheets, tonight at 7:30 in the library of the Middle School it will Other items on the agenda, that the board will be asked club dancers are welcome. ■■ In the Service Infants 3 to 24 months & towels, bibs and morel pink. Birth to 9 mos. & 9 to 18 mos. Save $2.26 now! discuss a request made by Mayor Frank McCoy concer­ to consider are: The appointment of someone to fill a toddlers 2 to 4. Our entire stock now 20% off. ning the clos'ig of schools on election day. vacancy on the board; staff appointments; a request of Coast Guard Ensign He joined the Navy in Deborah L. Cartwright, Peter J. Caputo, son of Our entire stock nqyv 20% off. The school >.alendar, approved by the board several an Ellington parent for a waiver of tuition payments; of­ Erich M. Engelbrecht, son September 1978. daughter of Mrs. Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph weeks ago, doesn't allow for the closing of schools on ficial designation of agents for the Child Nutrition of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst E. Dufraine of 96 School Caputo of Hollis Road, p election d">y, Nov. 6. Program; curriculum reports; reports on the school Register Now for the 1979-80 Season Engelbrecht of 23 Bruce Carol A. Levesque, Road, Bolton, nas been South Windsor, has The mayor as asked the board to reconsider this action openings; and committee reports. Road, Manchester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. promoted to the rank of enlisted in the U.S, Air and to '-ie all schools on tb ^ la y . Five of the schools, At the start of the meeting a citizen's forum allows any graduated from the Louis P. Levesque of 16 senior airman in the U.S. Force. are used as ^oiling placed, ^jiMKBtreet, Vernon Elemen­ resident to speak on any topic slated for discussion Richard J. Risley National Search and Northview Drive, South Air Force. A 1979 graduate of South tary, Sykes, Skinner Road, aW take Street. The mayor tonight, by the board. Rescue (SAR) School. Windsor, recently was She is an administrative Windsor High School, he feels it would be dangerous for the school children with The four-week course at promoted to Army specialist at RAF Upper has selected a position in the additional traffice. You certainly can... find relief Dance Studios the Coast Guard Training sergeant while serving as a Heyford in Oxford, the mechanical career The board will also be asked to discuss the proposed Main St., Rt. 31, Coventry Center, Governors Island, radio operator with the 1st England, and serves with a field. He departed Sept. 4 access road for the police department uses. The road New York City, was Signal Battalion in unit of the U.S. Air Forces for six weeks of basic would run in the vicinity of the Adult Education Center lUY-FEVERSINUS Suttonn (Next to the 1st. Congregational Church) “A profe$$ional approach to Dance Education for Glrlt and Boy$ ■ designed to prepare Kaiserslautern, Germany. in Europe. training at Lackland AFB, and the Center Road Elementary School, Police have Here's good news for /out pain and pressure of congestion. students for duty in rescue She graduated from Texas. Exclusive new "hard core" SYNA- Allows you to breathe easily — Specialising in Dance Education for over 20 years. ” She entered the Army in emphasized the road will be used for emergencies only. CLEAR Decongestant tablets act stdps watery eyes and runny coordination centers or May 1977. Bolton High School in 1975. William H. Tripp, whose The had originally g'ven its approval to the concept but instantly and continuously to nose. You can buy SYNA-CLEAR Classes Resume Week of Sept. 17 th aboard rescue ships and Levesque attended wife, Elaine, is the drain and clear all nasal-sinus at your favorite drug counter, •M m since then several persons have objected to the road cavities. One "hard core” tablet without need for a prescription. aircraft. Southern (!:onnecticut State daughter of Mr. and Mrs, going in, feeling it will be a hazard to the children. gives up to 8 hours relief from Satisfaction guaranteed by Michael J. Saternis II, maker. Try it today. Graded Classes for Boys & Girls A 1972 graduate of East College, New Haven. A1 Colton of 28 Evergreen A recommendation, from the administration, will be son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Introductory OHsr Worth ...... S1.50 Catholic High School and a G. Saternis of Mountain Road, Manchester, has made relative to the mileage reimbursement paid to staff Cut out this ad — take to Liogett Pharmacy. Purchase Tap * Ballet * Toe * Jazz 1976 g ra d u a te of St. Mark S. Allen, grandson been promoted to the rank members and the board will be asked to take action on it. one pack of SYNA-CLEAR t?s and receive one more Street, Rockville, has SYNA-CLEAR 12 Pack Free. Michael’s College, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. of master sergeant in the The long-standing question of whether or not to close Acrobatics and Gymnastics Floor Wont' enlisted in the U.S. Air UGGEH PHARMACY MANCHESTER PARKADE Winooski, Vt., with a Allen Sr., of 99 Grand Ave., Forefe. U.S. Air Force. the Sykes School (Grade 6) and integrate those students Pre Ballet * Kinderdance bachelor’s degree, he Rockville, has been An inventory manage­ Cuddly Musical A 1979 g rad u ate of ment supervisor at Blanket Sleepers Stretch Terry joined the Coast Guard in promoted to the rank of Rockville High School, he All Classes are graded to age and ability with a Norvenich Air Base, in and Gro-Bags Animals Coveralls August 1977. senior airman in the U.S. has selected a position in Strong Emphasis on Sound Dance Technique Air Force. the aircraft armament Mehlem, West Germany, • All Classes taught by Mr. Risley • Beautiful, Professionally Equipped Studio Navy Seaman Recruit He is an avionic inertial systems specialist career he serves with a unit of the 3.99 • Competent, Qualified Adult Assistant Teachers Scott R. MacLachlan, son and radar navigation U.S. Air Forces in Europe. 20% Off 20% Off field. He departed Sept. 4 OrIg. 7.00. Cuddly-soft plush of Ruthford J. Maclachlan systems specialist at He is a 1959 graduate of About Your Teacher . . . for six weeks of basic Orig. 8.50 & 9.50 now 6.99 & teddy bears, dogs & monkeys. Reg. 7.50 to 10.00 now 5.99 to D icing h For Boys, T ool!! of 115 O xford S t., Barksdale Air Force Base Naugatuck High School. Mr. Risley is a member of the Danee Tearhers training at Lackland AFB, 7.99. Our entire stock reduced All with wind-up music box. 7.99. Our entire stock from all ONLY! Dancing is used as part of the training of rpajor Manchester, has com­ at Shreveport, La. TUES. Club of Conn., tbe New York City Danee Masters; Texas. for this sale. For Infants & athletes. Developes coordination, builds bodies His wife, Robin, is the our famous makers. Birth to 30 the Danee Masters of America, Ine. Tliru these pleted recruit training at toddlers. . lbs. Save 20% nowl and is healthy exercise. organizations he is certified by test to tearh. the Naval Training Center, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, The Boys Tap, Jazz, Ballet and Acrobatics Classes. A .Mr. Risley recently returned from a Summer of Orlando. Fla. William Wells of Coventry. few scholarships are available for Male Ballet Danee. He attended the D.M.ofA. regional conven­ Students. tion in St. Louis and their National Convention in N.Y.City where he studied with many of the world's W; Student Accomplishments leaders in'dance. 'YVe can make the difference" hoicest Meats In Town\ Students from this studio compete locally with Mr. Risley was the National Director for the Dance Masters of America and have also taken D.M.ofA’s Male Dancer of the Year (Mr. Danre) The GENUINE WAYBEST ^ ^ part in out*of*state and national competitions. Competition. He was also selected to Judge the e s t r>t 0 T Titles include: Mr. Dance of New York City, Group and Line Competitions at D.M.ofA's 1977( Mr. Dance of Conn., 1978-1979; 3rd Convention. CHICKEN BREASTS » I bUS Runner Up Male Dancer of the Years, 1979; Jr. Mr. Mr. Risley was recently elected to tlie office of P r e p a r a tio n Werner Dance of Conn., 1979; 3rd and 5th Place Jr. Mr. 2nd Vice President of the Dance Teachers Club of S' Dance of Conn., 1978; 5th Place Jr. Miss Dance of Conn, and will assume that office in September. He DON'T PANIC- STUDIO of PtANO, ( 4 ^ Conn., 1978; 3rd Place Jr. Group of Conn., 1979, has served on their Board of Directors for the past C ENTERS PREPARE WITH OUR ORGAN and V0IG£ Students are now being accepted into Dance and two years. CONNECTICUT Theatre Colleges, have appeared on National TV, He is beginning his 22nd leaching season. Out­ 523-4509 LICENSED TEACHERS CHICKEN L E G S < Commercials and are working towards side leachingtcredils include; Mansfield Training Resumes Teaching 69 professional careers. One student recently School (5 years); New Hope Manor; Lebanon' appeared in a lead part with Harvard's Hasty Pud- Elementary Schooli Coventry Reerealion Commis­ Register at First Class in East Hartford Mondayf SepU 10th TOBIN’S DOMESTIC ^ 4 I mTtg Theatricals at Harvard, N.Y.City and Ber- sion and others. KAREN W. KISSMAN In March he taught a master lap class for the REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES Professional SchooV* Danre Teachers Club of Conn, for danre tearhers Instructor of Pianot Organ and Voice C O O K E jm Truly Professional from all over New England. & PRACTICES NatlonaUy Recognised Teacher, Audition Information Available with Oardnar Dogharty GLADYS M. GROVER Rlelwrd J. RM«y . ArtMIe DIrMtor Instructor of Piano at Eaat Hartford High School Coats, Snowsults, DMw«r • TMchtr - ChgnootMitMr' 777 Buriwld* Avtmw Rm. will b« pottad MARTHA HAYES Quilted Overalls Carter’s Heavyweight 32nd Tuching SMtIon Pram Suits & Jackets Orig. 9.00 Brushed Knit Sleepers Rsglstsr Now Tuesdays 7-10 p.m. iieglnnlng 9/11 Instructor of Plano and Violin Special For Students Topics Include; brokerage, contracts, ap­ Morninft and Evening Classes for Adults Of ThU School TsI. 742-8886 - 742-8766 praisals, law, ethics & development. This 5.99 course meets the minimum educational 20% Off 20% Off HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ' Taffy’s of Boston, a fine dance wear;;;::;:; or 742-8171 at any tlnw For your convenience, registrations requirements for the salespersons license as Built-up shoulder & snap crotch. company, will again be selling Leotards,;;;;;;;; Or Register et the Studio Tliure., Seot 19 will be taken by phone Our entirb stock reduced. set forth by the Connecticut Real Estate Com­ Famous make. Boy & girl Reg. 7.50 now 5.99. Snap I Tights, Dance Shoes and other danceBand ||' Frl„ Sept. U from 2-7 PM mission. The registration fee of $95 Includes a Warm winter outerwear tor In­ 317 Highland Street ^ 1 . 18 from 10 AM - 2 PM. - prints. Sizes 12, 18 & 24 fastened waist. Bootee feet. i needs at our Mudlo. This Is for the con ''''' copy of the ConnsoUeut Reel estate Uesnsing Studio: 953 Main Street, Manchester fants & toddlers. Save 20% months. Boy & girl prints. Sizes 2 to 4. venlenca of Risley Students only. ■ f Lsw snd HsgulsUons, but does not Include Other studio locations now. text. Manchester • 646*4277 '$ THURS., SEPT. 13 - from 2-6 PM O nly:' Teresa Rd., Oak St„ Baldwin Rd., Extended ft Continuing Education 486-3234 Te. 643-7815— 643-8137 — 647-1623 Tho UnivonitY of Connocticut______PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Mon,, Sept. 10. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 10, 1979 - PAGE NINE Brault-Fiengo Barrett-Krivick Jack Anderson Carol Lynn Kiivlck of South Windmr and Thomas Mary Ellen Fiengo of Manchester and Michael Alani Patrick Barrett of Bridgeport were married Sept. 8 at St. Brault of Windsor were married Sept. 8 at St. James Margaret Mary Church in South Windsor. A White House Cover-Up, So Soon After Watergate Church in Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fiengo Krivick of 84 Ayers Road, South Windsor. The WASHINGTON - Has Jhere been stantly consulted. Our sources un- bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Barrett meet the witness, Cynthia Herring. any specific facts but merely an “aggressive” if not a runaway tape recording left around — certain­ of 67 Benton St., Manchester. ’The bridegroom is the son another cover-up to protect White ders^nd that he often stayed up as counseled against being too open.” of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brault of Windsor. of Bridgeport. i The meeting took place in an at­ grand jury. Our sources say the top ly not after Watergate. The Rev. Bradley Beaupre of Danbury performed the House aides so soon after latd as 3 a.m. reviewing bis notes. mosphere of high intrigue and deep ’The president’s lawyer assured the brass tried to bring the grand jury This subtle process may have oc­ The Rev. Francis V. Krukowski of St. James Church in double-ring ceremony. Timothy Barrett of Bridegport Watergate? Few Americans want to Ulmer tried to resign, charging the secrecy. FBI sources say that the grand jury, our sources say, that he under tighter rein. They kept shifting curred, indeed, right under my nose. Manchester performed the double-ring ceremony. Mr. was organist and Ms. Nancy Trew of Ridgefield was believe it. NeWsmen tend to be skep­ administration with "duplicity" and sisterin-iaw offered her apartment in had no intention of obstructing prosecutors and intr^ucing other After my own investigation of the and Mrs. Ralph Maccarone were organist and soloist. soloist. tical. President Carter insists it is "manipulation.” He wrote that the Albany, Ga., for the rendezvous and justice. procedural disruptions. This may Vesco affair, then-Attomey General The bride was given in marriage by her father. "inconceivable.” Yet the accusation “cover-up activities are being that lurbo kept a private plane stan­ Ulmer also complained that "infor­ ’The bride was given in marriage by her father. have led to Ulmer’s added complaint Griffin Bell asked me to share my Ms. Diane Krivipk of South Windsor was her sister’s cannot be dismissed cavalierly. orchestrated within the Department mation was withheld from the grand Kathleen Puzzo and Jill Richardson, both of ding by to whisk him from Atlanta to that "delays in the grand jury findings with him. I spent more than maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Ms. Cathy Krivick of It was made by a grand jury of Justice under the concept that the Manchester, were maids of honor. Bridesmaids were Albany. jury.” Our sources confirm that the process were arranged.” two hours reviewing the evidence I Sduth Windsor, the bride’s sister; Ms. Maureen Jureglas foreman, Ralph Joyce Clark of Eiast Hartford, Chris Solomonson of Rhode administration must be protected at But Mrs. Herring, on the advice of Justice Department appeared to be There is no reason to believe that had uncovered with the attorney and Mrs. Karen Jurgelas of Pompano Beach, Fia., the E. Ulmer, who for all costs.” Island and Wendy Roberts of Florida, Angela Fiengo of bride’s cousins; and Mrs. Michael Barrett of Bridegport, her attorney, showed up for the holding back evidence from the explicit cover-up orders have been general. a 10 months has Ulmer is prohibited by law from Manchester and Stacy Gina of Windsor, the bride’s the bridegroom’s sister-in-law. Ms. Colleen Brown of meeting wired with a recording grand jury. To prevent a possible issued to protect White House aides. Four other Justice Department of­ nieces, were flower girls. South Windsor was flower girl. b een in ­ revealing anything that happened device. She immediately turned the whitewash, I asked for the opportuni­ But government officials are, in one ficials were present, including Michael Barrett of Bridgeport was his brother’s best vestigating behind the closed doors of the grand tape over to the FBI, which sub­ ty to testify. respect, like rare tropical birds. Benjamin Civiletti, who succeeded Mel Boughton Jr. of Windsor served as best man. man. Ushers were G. ’Thomas Krivick brother of the charges that jury. His letter of resignation, mitted it to the grand jury. I spent three hours presenting to They have learned to communicate Bell as attorney general. Throughout Ushers were Garym Hammick and Joe Fuime, both of bride; Patrick Barrett and Timothy Barrett, brothers of fugitive financier therefore, was worded carefully. Kirbo is heard on the tape the grand jury the results of my own with one another through near- the review. Bell asked most of the East Hartford; Ed Perkins of Windsor and Mike Maher the bridegroom; and Mark Charland, all of Bridgeport. Robert Vesco He charged vaguely, for example, reassuring Mrs. Herring that she three-month investigation of the inaudible sounds, poses and gestures. questions. Occasionally he made of Fairfield. William Miller and Thomas Miller, both of East tried to pull that "a witness was encouraged to be could trust him. “I’m just an or­ Vesco scandal. I laid out evidence If there was to be a cover-up, they defensive remarks about White Longmeadow, Mass., cousins of the bride, were ring strings inside the White House to fix less than candid with the FBI.” Our dinary South Georgia cracker you’re that obviously surprised the jurors, would not blatantly set it up. The House aides. He made it perfectly bearers. A reception was held at the Marco Polo Restaurant in his legal problems. sources believe Ulmer was referring talking to,” he drawled. Later he ad­ though they had been taking arrangement would be carried off clear that he didn’t believe they were A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in East Hartford, after which the couple left on a cruise to Sources close to the investigation to an attempt by Charles Kirbo, the vised her: “I think it’s mistake to be testimony for several months. My through a process of almost im­ guilty of wrongdoing. This must have . V’ Bermuda. ’They will reside in Windsor. Manchester, after which the couple left for Cape Cod, president’s personal attorney, to Mass. ’They will reside in South Windsor. describe Ulmer as a conscientious too open with the FBI ... ’ sources say the grand jury, perceptible movements, coin­ made an impression on his subor­ tamper with a key witness. White , , _ „ . Mrs. Barrett is employed as a sales agent for American foreman who is deeply concerned According to FBI sources, Kirbo thereafter, demanded the full facts. cidences, raised eye-brows and dinates who, thereafter, didn’t really Mrs. Brault .IS employed by ’The Hartford Insurance Airlines in Hartford. Mr. Barrett, a recent graduate of about the integrity of the grand jury. House aide Richard Harden arranged did not ask the witness to cover up Inside the Justice Department, knowing smiles. There is not going to have to be told what results the boss Group. Mr Brault is employed by Allied Grocers in Loyola Law School in New Orleans, La., is currently As each witness testified, Ulmer through his sister-in-law for Kirbo to these jurors gained a reputation as be an incriminating document or wanted. Windsor. (Village photo) employed by the firm of Gordon, Muir and Foley. Mrs. Thomas P. Barrett kept meticulous notes, which he con­ Mrs. Michael A. Brault (Barowski photo) Tyler-Awad Ennis-Bouley iHmirhratn* £mniiiuj Hrrah^ Manchester — A City of Village Charm ,. . i* ..MJIM— BW— MB— MMM Karen Bryce Awad of Weston, Mass., and Kelvin Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Patricia Irene Bouley and Jeffrey Francis Ennis, both Nichols Tyler of Manchester were married Sept. 8 at the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Heraid Square. 0 First Parish Church in Wayland, Mass. of Manchester, were married Sept. 8 at St. James Church Manchester. Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Awad in Manchester. of Weston, Mass. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williams M. MemOer Audit Bufedu ol Circulation WetnDef ui' ieO PfUsb n le">di.ond' Mrs. Neal Tyler of Manchester. Bouley of 29 Sunset St., Manchester. The bridegroom is The Rev. Kenneth LaFleur and the Rev, Kenneth the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Ennis Jr. of 98 Church Cuslomer Service - 647-9946 Harold E. Turkington. Execullve Editor Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor Sawyer officiated at the double-ring ceremony. St., Manchester. Gail Awad of Weston, Mass., was her sister's maid of The Rev. James Archambeault of St. James Church honor. Bridesmaids were Maren Tyler of Mpchester, performed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Ralph Mac­ the bridegroom’s sister ; and Mrs. Robert Larkin of Deer­ carone of Manchester was organist. field. Mass,, Melissa Brown of Burlington, Vt.; and The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Thoughts Jocelyn Awad and Jane Awad of Weston, Mass., the Mrs. Andrea Nicolas of Manchester was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Jennifer Ennis of Monterrey bride's sisters. As sorrowing, yet always rejoicing one freedom? Park, Calif., the bridegroom’s sister-in-law; Miss Kem Tyler of Manchester was his brother’s best man. ... (II Cor. 6:10a). Cynthia Hultgren of Manchester; and Miss Carolyn Del In seeking out how to rejoice in the Ushers were Gig Leadbetter of Alaska, Seth Sprague of Giving thanks always for all things midst of sorrow and trouble, I looked Prouts Neck, Maine, James Conners of Whitehall, Pa., Ponte and Mrs. Nancy Yamell, both of East Hartford. Gregory Ennis of Monterrey Park, Calif., was his ... in the name of our Lord Jesus around at my Christian friends. I David Hansel of Concord, Mass., Daniel Claypool of Lin­ Christ. (Ephesians 5:20) ’.'.A brother’s best man. Ushers were William Bouley of came to see that those who gave coln, Mass., and Jaye Tyler of Manchester, the One reads the obituary columns of bridegroom's brother. Manchester, the bride’s brothers; Richard Nicolas and -A thanks were those who had accepted A reception was held at the bride's home in Weston, Randal! Hall, both of Manchester; and Brian Murphy of the daily newspapers and comes their tragedy without complaint. after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will reside Vernon. across the name of a friend or the Such a one seemed to know that in Niantic. A reception was held at The Colony in Vernon, after relatives of a friend. Immediately Jesus is Lord in his life! Mrs. Tyler is employed as an assistant in research in which the couple left for Bermuda. sorrow enters your heart. Even (Sr.) Genevieve Pekenham, C.N.C. Mrs. Ennis is employed as a bookkeeper at Michael’s the Department of Internal Medicine, Yale School of Christ grew sorrowful at the death of St. Bartholomew’s Convent Jewelers in Manchester. Mr. Ennis is manager of Radio Medicine. Mr. Tyler is vice president of the Niantic His friend, Lazarus. Yet, how do Manchester Lumber Company in Niantio. (Bachrach photo) Shack in Willimantic. (Fine Art Studio photo) these paradoxical verses fuse to give Mrs. Jeffrey F. Ennis Mrs. Kevin IN. Tyler "Excuse me, I hate to bring this up again ... but someone still has to sign for the Special 8 il« Efhcliva Mon., Sapt 10 tim i S a t, Sapt 16 American kerosene.” Watson-Johnson Quote/Unquote Olympics] — S f THE S^IN G PLACE, Nancy Louise Johnson of Ellington and Gary Dean Wat- 1 -^ I O M M A ^ “There seems to be a lot of concern — Ralph Unkart, an official of son, also of Ellington, were married Sept. 8 at Emanuel * * over the crazy, the criminal and the Austria's Carinthia Province, ^ ^ ^ E Lutheran Church in Manchester. terrorist.” explaining why authorities in his fm K , The Manchester Jaycees — Charles Vance, 37, who quit region permit top-less bathing at The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. are sponsoring a Special the Secret Service to form a lake resorts. Johnson of Ellington. ’The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Olympics Field Day on private security agency in Los ‘"There are so many things I’ve and Mrs. Kenneth M. Watson of Ellington. Saturday, Oct. 6, from 1 to Angeles for entertainers and ror- never written. It might, even be p The Rev. Ronald J. Fournier officiated. 4 p.m. at Charter Oak porate executives. Vance is something very modest.” Reading, writing and Striking Recreation Field, married to Susan Ford, daughter Jane Johnson of Ellington was maid of honor. — Leonard Bernstein, police, fire, and sanitation, are Bridesmaids were Nancy Watson of Ellington and Janet Applications will be sent of former President Gerald Ford. composer-conductor, discussing WASHINGTON-"In my lifetime, 25 percent. “ Nearly all the teachers striking home with all clients of the monopolistic in nature and essential Buckner of Bristol. “Present bathing suits reveal more his plan to take a year off from no group has ever gotten justice in However, 39 percent of all govern­ across the country are doing so il­ Manchester Sheltered to the safety and health of citizens. Scotts than they hide anyway.” public appearances to write music. this country without lawlessness. So ment workers are now unionized. In legally,” explained Denholm in an in­ And it is simply wrong to make Brian Watson of West Haven served as best man. terest*^°DersoL°may ob- if we want to see change, then we fact, the two fastest growing unions terview. His organization is probably innocent children the Ushers were Paul Johnson and Kevin Watson, both of '^application by may stop having to have such regard from 19.56 through 1976 were the the leading citizens’ group in the pawns in teacher disputes. for law and order.” Ellington. calling Kathy Slobodian at AFSCME and the American Federa­ country involved with public sector In 1959, the year Wisconsin passed “I predict more than a strike if A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, 646-5718. YOUR KEY TO A BETTER LiWVN tion of Teachers. And therein lies the unionism. the first compulsory collective state workers don’t get salary in­ after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will live in Any parent interested in threat to the public interest. The “And the outlook this year is for a bargaining law for the public sector, SCOOPS byDonRSneyd Vestal, N.Y. giving assistance that day creases next year.” AFSCME has increased its lot more strife. We have an inflation there were only 15 strikes against may also call Ms. Slobo- THIS EALL & NEXT SPRING mi, IT’S QUITS A WHILE SINCE I'VE SEEN IN lONPOH, Those are the sentiments of two of membership by over 165 percent rate of 13 percent annually which government throughout the United the nation’s top labor leaders -- the since 1956, and the American Federa­ does two things to increase the Mr.‘ Watson is employed by Electronic Data Systems dian. SISHOP States. In 1978 there were over 130 Corp. in Binghamton, N.Y. (Burian-Moss photo) The following cotcorn- first from William “Wimpy” Win- tion of Teachers by over 250 percent. problem. It makes it harder for strikes by teachers alone. petitions will be held:i: 5(F Dandelions’’ Chickweed’’ Plantain? II ■' I SUPPOSE you NOTICE pisinger, a member of the Executive “In addition,’’ says David taxpayers to pay the taxes required Although strikes by police and yard dash; 100-yard dash; these or similar weeds are ruining your Council of the AFL-CIO; the second Denholm, president of the Public by higher wage demands, while also Mrs. Gary D. Watson standing long lump; high lawn, you'll be pleased wilh Scotts' firemen may be more devastating in A tor OF CHAHQES IAN. from AL Wurf, state director of the Service Research Council, “ the making it harder for public -• ■arVi.rw.-sa-.rt.titiWiWitriflrriw jump; and softball throw. Turl Builder* Plus 2? It clears out 41 ol the short run, the effects of teacher American the most common lawn weeds easily National Education Association now employees to get along on their strikes on students will be felt by the and surely At the same time. Plus 2 gives Federation of ranks among the largest unions. It salaries.” nation in many ways in years to com- En gaged your lawn a prolonged feeding — the kind State, County and has evolved over the last decade and Denholm said 37 states have passed e. What do they learn of the rule of ( Pinochle) that helps your grass green up and till in Municipal a half from a professional associa­ statutes calling for compulsory is employed as a department those places where the weeds used to law when they see their own teachers Bennitt-Kelly Employees tion to a labor organization. collective bargaining in the public manager at K-Mart Corporation in Manchester be. Spread it this weekend. You'll be illegally picketing before the school glad you did! (AFSCME). “NEA’s 1,800,000 members place it sector, “There is a correlation The engagement of Miss Jane Manchester. gates? Top scorers in the With such dis­ between these state laws and a four­ Alison Bennitt of East Hartford to The couple is planning a June 7, second to only the Teamsters in size. It is also galling to observe the diz­ Lee Jay Kelly, also of East Hartford, Manchester Senior Citizens regard for the And the teacher union movement, fold increase in strike activity," he 1980 wedding at St. James Church in Pinochle Group game Aug. zying decline in scholastic ability, has been announced by her parents, public welfare dominated by the NEA and, to a said. “In a non-compulsory situation, Manchester. (Olan Mills photo) 30 at the Army and Navy even as public schools spend $20,000 Mrs. Jane R, Bennitt of 107 Appletree from the mainspring of the natioiTs the union has to come in working for Club are John Gaily, 592, lesser degree, by the American per pupil to educate students - more Drive, East Hartford and James J. labor movement, it is little wonder Federation of Teachers, is one of the the mutual interest of its members Bennitt of 13 Cattail Road, Glaston­ Sam Schors, 590, Mike ONE OR TWO, than all other nations of the world that thousands of unionized teachers most politically potent interest and the public. bury. f ^ e d d ln g ) DeSimone, 589, Floyd Post, combined. One noted educator 588, Herve Laguerre, 581, - YES. are on strike across the country as groups on the scene today.” NEA's “But where local governments are Mr. Kelly is the son of Mr. and 6,000 aq. a recently testified before Congress Richard Colbert, 576, Bob school gets under way. It is also little compelled by law to bargain - Mrs. James L, Kelly Jr,, of 28 LaBelle-Shally 1 0 JH W M | .a ...... 16 JS endorsement of Jimmy Carter in 1976 that "for the first time in the history Wentworth Drive, East Hartford. Schubert, 574, Jennie 1 6 J N W a q .a ...... 2U U wonder that surveys show most was regarded as a key factor in his regardless of the merits involved - of our country, the educational skills Joanna Shally of Roosevelt, N.J., Fogarthy, 561, Mike Miss Bennitt graduated from Pen­ and Dan E. LaBelle of Manchester Americans have gone sour on big election. unions can force their demands down of one generation will not surpass, Haberern, 560, Alberta labor. Public sector strikes are illegal in the throats of local officials, who are ny High School in East Hartford and were married on Aug. 25 at the home ZIHBABHE will not equal, will not even approach Colbert, 558, and Joseph Labor’s problems are indicated in under pressure from citizens to come is currently a sophomore at the of the bride’s parents. RHODESIA all but seven states: Hawaii and those of their parents.” 0 Klein, 552. University of Connecticut, Storrs. The bride is the daughter of Mr. the membership of the AFL-CIO, the Pennsylvania, where workers have to terms,” Vernon CONSTITUTIONAL Teachers obviously can’t take all She is employed at Michael's Bakery and Mrs. George Shally of Roosevelt, CONFERENCE umbrella organization of 103 unions, an outright right to strike, and There is an important difference the rap for this shameful situation. Jane A. Bennitt in East Hartford. Winners in the Vernon N. J. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. It you'd like a lawn your whole family can which has plummeted by 2 million Alaska, Minnesota, Montana, Oregon between bargaining - and striking - Yet those teachers who place union Mr. Kelly graduated from Penney Senior Citizens Pincochle and Mrs. John D. LaBellt of Porter enjoy, we recommend Scotts® Turf since 1955. And the percentage of and Vermont where public workers by public sector unions and unions activity ahead of classroom activity High School and attended Club tournament aug. 30 at Street, Manchester. Senior Citizens Center are Builder® America's favorite fertilizer lor non-farm workers in the United theoretically are to negotiate, representing industry and the trades. are contributing more than their Manchester Community College. He Following the ceremony, a recep­ developing thick green lawns. Turf Builder Minnie Luetjen, 595, Mary States who belong to unions has mediate and arbitrate before hitting Many government services, such as share to it. tion was held at the home of the helps grass build roots and'develop dropped from 34 percent to less than bride’s parents. Fetko, 577, Betty Luetjen, vibrantly green top growth. And its Iona- the streets. 564, and Joe Fetko, 559. lasting feeding actually helps grass Births multiply itself — so your lawn grows thicker and denser, as well as greener Woike, Jessica Faye, Just spread it as directed, wilh no danger daughter of Patrick F. and YANKEE L ol burning the g ra s s -e v e n in hot The Lighter Side The Smoking Canoe Paddle Diminien, lleullier Reiss, Kimberly Ann, Diane O’Hagan Woike of 1 ■ . jia-— 1 weather. Murie, daughter of Joseph daughter of John M. and :gal clinics Enfield. She was born Aug. buffalo. But not a rabbit. at that conclusion because the rabbit and Janice H. Lavallee Janet Lyon Reis of 179 Kel- 22 a t M a n c h e s te r FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION the fateful fishing trip. of all (expletive deleted) distrac­ By DICK WEST Perhaps the president’s belated The president said it was an was swimming directly toward him. Diminico of 33 Windemere ly Road, South Windsor. Memorial Hospital. Her Saul Here, according to my sources, is tions. DIVORCE >135 H . . CORPORATION *120 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White renown as a rabbit fighter has been (expletive deleted) rabbit all right. Mrs. Carter said she should have St., Manchester. She was She was born Aug. 27 at maternal grandparents are overplayed. But by stonewalling the thh paraphrased version: Mrs. Carter inquired as to the born Aug. 27 at Manchester House let it be known this week it has Of that much he was certain. been able to figure that out for Manchester Memorial Mr. and Mrs. John WIU >30 ^ BANKRUPTCY *195 matter, the White House only lends Mrs. Carter asked the president if nature of the distractions. Memorial Hospital. Her no intention of making public a The president replied that the main Mrs. Carter asked what the rabbit herself. She asked how the president Hospital. Her maternal O’Hagan of Enfield. Her mumim WILL >55 Simple ADOPTION >125 credence to the charge by Sen. he had had any luck. maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and paternal grandfather is photographic enlargement of Presi­ extraneous element had been a was doing. had averted the boarding. William Proxmire, D-Wis., that the The president replied (expletive The president said he had warded Dorothy Lavalee of Bolton Mrs. Carl French Jr. of Alfred Woike of 6JN)0M|.a dent Carter’s encounter with a (expletive deleted) rabbit, The president said it apparently iSAL ESTATE CLOSMG: In .. s*>*150 I bunny confrontation was subjected to deleted) that he had not caught and Oliver Lavallee of Johnson City, Tenn. Her Springfield, Mass. Her iojiooM |.a...... “killer rabbit” in Georgia last April. Mrs. Carter said she thought the was trying to get into the boat. off the rabbit with a boat paddle. Manchester. Her paternal TlliliwM»miii»il "a sensational presidential anything to amount to anything. Mrs. Carter said she could certain­ paternal grandparents are maternal great- *75 16JI00«|.a...... --l.I.il.'lTS * It indicated it felt the incident had president had been fishing from a Mrs. Carter asked what lead him to grandparents are j s s u J coverup.” Mrs. Carter asked if they just ly understand under the cir­ Mrs. Albina Reis of 155 grandparents are Mr. and NtHWw Gh«r|M0. 1979 Obituaries

Ernrsi S. Tagigarl Kevin T. Harringtpn Mrs. Mary G. Beauregard Youth Prevails TOLLAND - Ernest S. Taggart, ROCKVILLE -- Kevin T. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Mary G. 63. of Tolland Stage Road died Satur­ Harrington, 16, of 121 Terrace Drive Beauregard, 79, of 35 Timber Trail day at the Roanoke. Va., Veterans died Friday at Hartford Hospital died Saturday at a Vernon convales­ Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. from Injuries suffered in an cent home. She was the widow of Mary R. Taggart. automobile accident last month in George J. Beauregard. Mr. Taggart was born June 2,1916, East Windsor. Mrs. Beauregard was bom Jan. 19, In Open Tennis in Manchester, son of the late Robert The funeral was this morning, with 1900 in Glasgow, Scotland, and had J. and Elizabeth MacBurney a mass at Sacred Heart Church, Ver­ lived in Manchester since 1943. She NEW YORK (UPI) -- Both on the court and Calif., thinking about school and how to continue Taggart, and had lived there for non. Burial was in St. Bernard’s was a past matron of Temple their styles and temperaments are as different squeezing a professional tennis career in between high several years before coming to Cemetery. Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. as night and day. school classes. McEnroe, meanwhile, will continue playing tennis week after week, as he has since he broke Tolland more than 30 years ago. The youth was born Aug. 25,1963 in She is survived by a son, George W. But John McEnroe and Tracy Austin, who reached the He was a co-founder of the Taggart New Britain and was a sophomore at Beauregard of Manchester: a into the juniors. pinnacle of American tennis Sunday by winning U.S. “Next? Davis Cup. LA, San Francisco - I’ve had plen­ Pipe Band and a charter member of Rockville High School. daughter, Mrs. Robert (Joan) Tefft Open titles in impressive fashion, have one thing in com­ the Stewart Highlanders Pipe Band, He is survived by his parents, John of Rumford, RI.I; a brother. Walter ty of rest,” said McEnroe, whose title is marred perhaps m on-youth. by the fact that he reached the final with the help of a both of Manchester. He also served G. and Dorothy Richard Harrington Gondie of Warwick, R.L; and six Austin, the 16-year-oId picture of coolness and control for 27 years as a drum sergeant with of Rockville; three brothers, Richard grandchildren. record two defaults. “I’m used to playing lots of tennis.” in matches and sweet shyness in interviews, became the Using his deceptive quickness, stronge serve and the Manchester Pipe Band. Harrington and William Harrington, The funeral is scheduled for 1:30 youngest Open titlist ever with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Before retiring, he had been both of Rockville, and John p.m. today at Holmes Funeral Home. volley, McEnroe took control early to defeat Gerulaitis, Chris Evert Lloyd. Perennially distraught McEnroe, at his friend and neighbor, for the third time in as many empioyed at Pratt & Wbitney Harrington of Westfield, Mass.; and 400 Main St., with the Rev. David B. 20, topped Vitas Gerulait is, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3, to become the Machine Tooi of West Hartford, Coit his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Stacy of Concordia Lutheran Church meetings. youngest men’s champion since Pancho Gonzalez in 1948, “This is by far the biggest win I’ve ever had. I’m sorry Industries Inc. and Veeder-Root Co. Valerie Richard of Fall River, Mass. officiating. Burial will be in East But neither would confess to having dreamed about of Hartford. During World War II, he The family suggests that any Cemetery. I had to beat Vitas because he’s a good friend but I’m glad even feeling they had their matches won until it was all he didn’t play his best tennis ever,” McEnroe said. served as a bomber with the Air memorial gifts may be made to the The family suggests that any over. Force in the North African and Euro­ Tolland area Association for Han­ memorial gifts may be made to the Austin simply beat Evert at her own game, out- They just took a moment to savor the sweet taste of steadying her both in strategy and nerves. With machine­ pean Theaters. He retired with the dicapped and Retarded Citizens, 1 Arthritis Foundation, 929 Silas Deane success before going on about their business. rank of captain. Court St., Rockville, or to the East Highway, Wethersfield, or to the f * P- like precisions, she returned shot after shot as the long “I can’t speak,” said McEnroe, who jumped exultantly baseline rallies seemed to lull even the linesmen, who He is also survived by three sens, Windsor Ambulance Association, Memorial Fund of Concordia Heavy Load in the air and tossed his racquet to the sky as the match Hugh M. Taggart of Vienna, Va., Warehouse Point, 06088. Lutheran Church. made numerous calls late. ended. “It’s the best feeling about tennis I’ve ever had ... “I thought Tracy might be intimidated by the thought Robert S. Taggart of Toliand and Keith Charette of South Windsor, pulls 13,- Windsor this past weekend. (Herald photo by It’s pretty nice.” Paul F. Taggart of Whiting Field Clarence P. Nielsen 000 pounds, with no trouble, during the doodle Adamson) of winning a major tournament but she wasn't," Ever Miss Alice A. Schultz “I don’t think about being the youngest, just the cham­ said. “She treated the final just like any other tennis Naval Air Station, Miitun, Fla.; a GLASTONBURY - Clarence P. bug contest held at the Wapping Fair in South pionship,” said Austin. “I’m thrilled. I guess it’s un­ brother, Robert J. Taggart of MANCHESTER - Miss Alice A. Nielsen, 62, of 26D Nanel Drive died match. Schultz, 79, formerly of Manchester, believable to be younger than Maureen Connolly — she Hebron: and four grandchildren. Sunday at Hartford Hospital. He was “If nerves don’t get her, she’ll be No. 1 in the next year died Friday night at Noble Horizons, was so great — but I was just thinking Chrissy.” Donna Taggart and Lynn Taggart, the husband of Mrs. Ann Roth or two." Salisbury, after a short illness. Today, the little girl will be back in Roiling Hills, both of Tolland, and Katharine S. Nielsen. (_ M.nolm Mf KUte. mport ) Miss Schultz was born Oct. 2, 1899 Taggart and Heidi L. Taggart, both Mr. Nielsen was born in Talcott- lOPI Photo I of Vienna. Va.: and a nephew, Daniel in Manchester, daughter of the late ville and had lived in Manchester E. Taggart of Hebron. Herman and Annie Behnfield before his marriage, when he came MANCHESTER - Police arrested counts of issuing a bad check, police 0 MANCHESTER -Town Manager Schultz, and had lived in West Hart­ Unscheduled The funeral is Wednesday, with a to Glastonbury. Before his retire­ a 43-year-oId Manchester woraan.Sun; said. Tibbets was arrested today by Robert B. Weiss has announced a Mixed Doubles ford before moving to the Canaan- graveside service in East Cemetery, ment in 1977, he had been employed day in connection with the theft of a , Waterford police and turned over to local advertising agency, Chamas, Lakeville area in 1973. She had been FOXBORO, Mass. Manchester, at 11 a.m. Full military in the purchasing department of woman’s pocketbook. the Manchester department, police Incorporated has purchased a 3.1 Tracy Austin Rejoices After Winning Final Point employed as a bookkeeper for years (UPI) — A fight broke out honors will be accorded at graveside. Pratt & Whitney Division of United Joan W. Moriarity, of 15 Marble said. He was releas^ on a $100 cash acre site in the Buckland Industrial at the Bidwell Hardware Co., West St., was charged with third degree bond. Court date is Sept. 17. Won by Hadges between a Boston The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Technologies Corp., East Hartford. Park. Hartford. She was a member of the Main St., Mancheeter. is in charge of He was an Army veteran of World larceny, police said. Court date is Police charged William Cheney, 22, Charnas Inc. is an industrial adver­ sportswriter and a First Church of Christ, Scientist. Mother and son. Sue and Steve Hadge, successfully retained arrangements. War II and a member of the Glaston­ Sept. 17. of 6 Ridgewood St., Manchester, with tising firm and Robert Chamas, Patriots player Sunday She is survived by several nieces Emergency Call their mixed doubles championship Sunday at Charter Oak Park There are no calling hours. bury VFW Post. He also was a According to police, the victim, a second degree reckless endanger- president of Chamas Inc., said Char­ after New England’s 56-3 and nephews. The family suggests that any member of the First Church of Marlborough woman, identified her ment after an alleged dispute with a nas Industries, Inc., which manufac­ Getting an emergency in the Manchester Rec Department-sponsored Town Tennis The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. neighbor. He was releas^ on a $150 Today’s win against the New York memorial gifts may be made to the Christ, Congregational, of Glaston­ pocketbook in the accused’s vehicle tures a chimney flue cleaner will also call Saturday night at Tournament. American Cancer Society, 237 E. at the Newkirk Funeral Home, Main bury. on Gollway Street. Police alleged non-surety bond. Court date is Sept. Jets. Street Canaan, with a graveside ser­ be operating out of that location. 6:30, A1 Freiheit 2 Vz- The Hadges topped Edith Gottlieb 6-0, 6-1; George-Irma Boser def. According to other Center St., Manchester. Other survivors are a son, Barry Moriarity transferred the contents of 17. CJiarnas said there is “no firm and Dave Kaplan 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 in a Dwyer-Dwyer 6-0, 6-0. vice at 1 p.m. in East Cemetery. Dennis Brown of Hartford was Sport Parade hours later kicked the Nielsen of Weststock Bridge, Mass.; the woman’s pocketbook to her own timetable” for relocation of the well-played final. Second round — Hadge-Hadge def. sports reporters, Boston There are no calling hours. charged Friday with third degree Stephen R. Savage a daughter, Mrs. James (Wendy) purse. ____ operations though he would like to be extra point which proved Earlier results were; First round Wolf-Wolf 6-4, 61; Gottlieb-Kaplan Globe reporter Will Reitze of East Hartford; a brother, assault, first degree criminal in by next fall. to be the difference as the — Pete-Gail Dwyer def. Skip- def. Boser-Boser 6-1, 6-4. McDonough and corner- VERNON - Stephen Ralph trespass and disorderly conduct. Milt Richman Mrs. Beverly S. Belanger Karl Nielsen of Manchester; and a Police charged Mathew J. Chamas has 45 employees in total New England Crusaders Barbara Ross 5-7, 6-3, 7-6; Hadge- Final — Hadge-Hadge def. Savage, 32, of 7 Senaca Drive died Brown was charged with UPI Sports Editor back Ray Clayborn HEBRON - Mrs. Beverly Stiehl grandson. The funeral is Wednesday Paquette, 23, of 2(X) Main St., with and has existed for two and a half Hadge def. Bill-Joan Sheffield 6-3, 6- Gottlieb-Kaplan 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. Friday, assaulting an East Hartford woman nipped the Washington exchanged blows as Belanger, 47, of East Street died at 11 a.m. at the First Church of breach of peace and interfering with years as an .ad agency while the 2, Greg-Liz Wolf def. Earl Custer- Ray Camposeo directed and super­ Mr. Savage was born in Waterbury Christ, Congregational, on Main an officer. Police said Paquette was when she went to visit a friend’s Stonewalls, 7-6, at Dillon writers tried to interview and had lived in Vernon and Friday at Hartford Hospital. manufacturing business operation Julia Britnell 6-2, 6-4; Kaplan- vised play. Mrs. Belanger was born in Hart­ Street. Burial will be in Green involved in a fight Saturday outside apartment on Spencer Street. has only been in existence for one Crowd Filed Out Early Stadium in an exhibition Gottlieb def. Mike-Jane Wlochowski wide receiver Harold Northeast Harbor, Maine, for the Cemetery. Carry Nation’s cafe, 10 E. Center St. He allegedly struck her when she NEW YORK (UPI) — One of my fondest recollections in this football tilt. / past IS years. He was a member of ford and had lived in Hebron all her year. Jackson, who had scored life. She had been employed as a Friends may call at Glastonbury He was released on a $500 surety tried to bar him from entering the ‘There are only two sites that are business of covering sports has to do with one particular fellow, Freiheit, who was the three touciidowns. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church of bond. Court date is Sept. 17. apartment, police said. (Dourt date is secretary at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ Funeral Home, 450 New London not under option for the Industrial who upon finally being persuaded to come out and see his very kicker for the University Witnesses said the Manchester. Turnpike, Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 Police charged David Bruce, 32, of Sept. 24. He is survived by his parents, Mr, sion of United Technologies Corp., Park, according to Alan Lamson, first baseball game, walked out during the seventh inning of Don of Denver in 1957, lockers of Jackson and East Hartford, for several years and to 9 p.m. 104 Union St., Rockville, with issuing director of planning and zoning. and Mrs, Ralph Savage of Vernon; a a bad check Sunday. He was arrested St. James Choir Larsen’s perfect World Series performance. received an emergency quarterback Steve Grogan brother, Stuart T. Savage of was a member of the Hebron In Menioriain Congregational Church. by Enfield officers after learning of MANCHESTER - The Adult Choir Membership Tea “Why not?” he said later to those Later, when McEnroe's doubles call from Tom Happeny, were both near Clayborn's Minneapolis, Minn.; and his mater­ In loving memor>' of John J. Lusa. who passed the Manchester warrant posted for who wanted to know how he could partner, Peter Fleming, who also nal grandmother, Mrs, Sallie E. She leaves a son, Robert Belanger awav September 10th. 196f». of St. James Church will resume EAST HARTFORD -There wflkbe one of his former pupils locker, and the corner- him. The accused was released on a rehearsals Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in possibly do such a thing, “There was was in the interview area, hit him Carey of Stamford. Jr. of Hebron; a daughter, Linda We miss you now. our hearts are sore. a membership tea for the Blessed when both were at East back had difficulty getting $100 non-surety bond. Court date is nothing going on.” with thue same question, McEnroe The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m, Belanger of Hebron; her parents, As time goes by. we miss you more. the upper church. Sacrament Ladies’ Guild at 8 p.m., Catholic. Freiheit is an around the crowd. Your locing smile, your gentle face. Sept. 17. New members are invited to at­ Something on the same order gave him the same answer. Along at St. John’s Episcopal Church of William Sr. and Leona Woodward Monday, Sept. 10. The tea will be held assistant coach at No one ebn fill your vacant place. E dw ard C. T ib b etts, 19, of tend. For more information, call happened Sunday evening at the with it, he also gave him the finger. Witnesses said Clayborn Vernon. Stiehl of Hebron; a sister. Miss Bar­ at the church. bara S. Stiehl of Baltic; a brother, Sadly missed by Wife and Children Mansfield, was charged with three Ralph Maccarone, 649-2090. The purpose of the tea is to National Tennis Center where curly- As for his emotional reaction to his Manchester High. pointed a finger at Friends may call at the funeral haired John McEnroe, the un­ victory, the sometimes puckish Freiheit last played in McDonough and poked home tonight from 7 to 9. William S. Stiehl of Mansfield; and welcome all regular and prospective several nieces and nephews. Area Man Killed members. A Mass will precede inhibited, unsophisticated 20-year-old McEnroe thought a moment when 1970 for the Southington him in the eye, and The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. the membership tea, which will start wunderkind from Douglaston, N.Y., asked whether this was the best Gems in the old Eastern McDonough then threw a Mrs. Ann M. Christiansen In One-Car Crash Honor Court To Meet was demolishing his buddy and feeling he had ever experienced in at Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson at 8 p.m. Football League. He is MANCHESTER - Mrs. Ann M. neighbor. Vitas Gerulaitis, and his life. punch at Clayborn. St., Willimantic. Burial will be in St. ELLINGTON — Michael A. EAST HARTFORD -T he Honor The state Family Relations Office planning to play next year, Gagnon Christiansen, 75, of 48B Peter’s Cemetery, Hebron. Onofrio, 19, of 49 Hayes Ave. died Court, which works in conjunction has a representative in court who Dof I to Meet becoming the youngest player in 31 “It’s the best feeling . . . about ten­ Both were restrained Pascal Lane died Saturday at an East There are no calling hours. Sunday afternoon after he was with Alcoholics Anonymous, will hold refers persons to the Honor Court. MANCHESTER — St. Margaret’s years to win the U.S. Open tennis nis .. . I’ve ever had.” he said, slow­ spanning his talented toe and McDonough was taken Hartford convalescent home. She thrown from his car in a one-car ac­ a sixth anniversary meeting today at Refreshments will be provided Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will championship. ly. deliberately, drawing a big laugh. over four decades. to the trainers’ room for was the widow of Edward cident on Pinney Street, state police 7:30 p.m. at the police-court building, after the meeting. They will be meet Tuesday at the Knights of McEnroe wasn’t exactly pitching a “It’s not my best overall feeling.” treatment. Christiansen. Bank Plans said. 497 Tolland St. supplied by the Manchester Area Columbus Home. Refreshments will perfect game — he whipped past John McEnroe doesn't let himself Mrs. Christiansen was born Nov. Onofrio was southbound on Pinney The Honor Court works in conjunc­ Conference of Churches. be served by Ann Ladyga and Gerulaitis, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3 — but get carried away easily. In that Jody Scheckter 12, 1903 in St. Sprocer, Quebec, Street about 7:45 a.m. when his car tion with prosecutors in getting per­ Members, guests and the public members of her committee. leadingthe third set, 3-0, and with respect, he’s a great deal like 16- Gridder Ailing year-old Tracy Austin, who became Canada, and had lived in Hartford for To Buy Lot left the road, struck a small tree and sons with alcohol problems to join are invited. Beethoven Chorus Gerulaitas showing none of the Racing Champ MINNEAPOLIS (UPIi - Bobby 50 years before coming to a utility pole and rolled over, police AA and attend its meetings. bounce that enabled him to overtake the youngest competitor ever to win Bryant. 11-year cornerback for the Manchester a year ago. (Cuntinurd from Page One) said. MANCHESTER - The Beethoven Roscoe Tanner in the semifinals the women’s title by defeating defen­ MONZA, Italy (UPI) - South Minnesota Vikings who had been suf­ Chorus will rehearse ‘Tuesday from after dropping the first two sets — ding champion Chris Evert Lloyd 6-4, She is survived by a son, Warren N. purchase. According to police, the car came African Jody Scheckter won the 1979 Ax fering kidney trouble, was dis­ 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran the eventual outcome was perfectly 6-3. Sentivany of Manchester; a ’’Quite frankly," he said, ’’I think to rest on top of Onofrio after he had world driving championship Sunday charged Sunday from Fairview Board To See Movie Church. New members are invited to obvious to practically all of the 18,2M Like Austin, McEnroe is maturing by driving his red Ferrari to victory (Herald Photo by Burbank) daughter, Mrs. Dennis (Shirley) they footballed it around too much. been thrown from it. He was dead on Southdale Hospital. MANCHESTER —Tuesday night’s example bf a private firm having come and sing. on hand. And suddenly many of them more and more every day, and along in the 50th Italian Formula 1 Gigi^ bailey of Manchester; two brothers, Originally, we were going to buy it. arrival at Rockville General Bryant, hospitalized Friday night, Board of Director’s meeting will be knowledge that could benifit local Before the rehearsal, there will be -began heading for the exits. with that, he clearly is developing in- prix at the Monza race track, Repeat Champs Steve, Sue Hadge Paul Gagnon of Timmins, Ontario, We tried a second and third time, but Hospital, police said. was expected to practice with the preceeded by a film about how government. This firm has recently a coffee hour. “1 didn’t notice and I didn’t care," creased court presence. Gilles Villeneuve of Canada was Canada, and Andrew Gagnon of they kept dragging things out.” The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 team early this week. business methods utilized by private spent large sums of money on energy said McEnroe, shrugging off those You hear a whole lot about how second in another Ferrari to give the Cochrane, Ontario; two sisters, Mrs. ‘‘They interjected politics into it,” Prospect St., Rockville, is in charge enterprize can also increase local management. Since UT has spent the Municipal Retirees who made the premature departure. John McEnroe is a fresh, snooty kid Italian automobile a one-two sweep Bernadette Forbes of Wapping and he said. “It ticks me off. We would of arrangements, which are im- government efficency. money, they must have the personnel MANCHESTER — The Manchester ”lt would’ve served ’em right if it who gives indication of growing into jp jts home competition, Sunday Perfect Day Mrs. Flossie Collette of St. have liked to have it, but if we can’t complete. Petersburg, Fla.; and four While businesses exist to make a with the knowledge to exploit energy Municipal Retirees Association will went five sets. Maybe they wanted to a n o th e r N a s ta s e w ith h is clay Regazzoni of Switzerland was For Allison get it, fine.” Parents’ Meeting profit, and to n governments operate technology. The film being viewed meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Army Eagle Harriers grandchildren. beat the rush." temperamental outbursts. But the third in a Williams, former champion RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m, Alcoholics Anonymous MANCHES’EE R - Cub Scout Pack to benifit citizens, both the company will advise on how a local town could and Navy Club. Despite the fact he had become the fact is he’s a young fellow with good iqjki Lauda fourth in a Brabham and — Sunday was a perfect from Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) 251 will conduct a membership and the town must deal with some of gain this energy management infor­ Guest speakers will be Patricia youngest U.S, Open winner since breeding who sometimes lets his in- outgoing driving champion Mario An- day for Bobby Allison — MANCHESTER - The Alcoholics the same management problems. mation from United Technology. Brassil of the Blue Cross and Blue Main St., with a mass at the Church Anonymous group, “New Way of muster Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Pancho Gonzalez won the title in tense competiveness and desire gel dretti of the United States fifth in a perfect weather, perfect Looming Strong Subjects such as information The film is open to the public and Shield and Linda Filipek of of the Assumption at 9. Burial will be Life,” will meet Thursdays begin­ cafeteria of the Verplanck School, 1948. McEnroe rejected the sugges­ away from him. Lotus. crowd and perfect car. 126 Olcott St. management and cost effeciency will will be shown at 7:25 in the Hearing Medicare. in Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford, ning this week at the Manchester tion he might be the best tennis c n Scheckter and Villeneuve were “It was perfect, it ran By LEN Al'STER Friends may call at the funeral This will be a special meeting for be covered in the film. Room of the Municipal Building. Ernie Irwin and Frank Ruff will be player in the world right now. pballenged after going into the Memorial Hospital cafeteria. Fans Don I Understand for us ail day,” said Allison Herald Sporlswriler parents only. Parents of boys aged 8, United Technologies is cited as an in charge of refreshments. ”I think Bjorn (Borg) is," he said home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. This week’s meeting will begin at “ People don’t understand that top two spots on the 13th lap when the about his Thunderbird 9 and 10, should attend. in response to a question, naming the With six returning lettermen and restoration to health of its 8:30 p.m. All other meetings will when I do some of the things I do, I’m French Renault turbo driven by Rene moments ater winning the Hadassah Honoree currently internationally No. I start at 8 p.m. only getting angry at myself," he Arnoux slowed down with a bad $95,000 Capital City 400 top harrier, John Clifford, the East Catholic boys’ cross country MANCHESTER - The Connecticut Town Tax Office ranked Swede, who was beaten by said. “Who am I hurting? I’m only engine, Grand National stock car team is looking forward to the 1979 campaign. There is a distinct Carden Club Tanner in the quarter-finals. “I Region will hold its annual Hand of Has Extra Hours hurting myself, and I don’t intend to At the end, the 29-year-old South race at the Fairgrounds air of optimism expressed by Coach Jack Healing luncheon Oct. 24, Nonna COVENTRY — The Coventry UST HMtmmD DEMOCRATS thvink I'm either No. 2 or 3, but each do it. I want to be remembered as a African flashed across the finish line Raceway. “The car ran Lenore, region president has an­ Garden Club will meet Tuesday at MANCHESTER —Towa Manager day I’m getting better and today I good tennis player, not as a court less, than half a second ahead of good an(l it handled good.” Hull. TO TIUT YOU WILL COnNIE TO DUOY t LOW M l STM I T « RITE “I’m very confidence going in, ” debate begins after that. Seniors Jim nounced. noon at the home of Mrs. Myron Robert B. Weiss said today that the tsm was better than yesterday." character. Naturally, if somebody Villeneuve, who shadowed him The blue-and-white No. and Bob Fitzgerald (no relation), The M anchester Chapter of Collette, 2323 Main St. tax collector’s office will be open the RE-OECT MIYOR nCK RUCKSTOKIRD THE EHIRE DEIMMRITIC 1EIM. says something to me, it gets a reac- throughout the race but never 15 Thunderbird ran so well voiced the third-year coach, “we have a lot of experience. We’re a senior Steve Funk and sophomore Hadassah has elected Helen Kopman Hostesses for the meeting will be last Thursday night of the months of iVo Comment tion from me. Don’t forget, I’m challenged him for the lead, Allison was only caught in senior dominated squad. I feel we'll Tom Cordier, who has been im­ as its honoree. Ruth Cohen, local Mrs. Myrtle Cadoret and Mrs. Arthur January and July. This action was Someone among the assembled young yet." In taking the win, Scheckter minor traffic once, led 362 pressive in the pre-season, will try to chairman, is in charge of Ferrell. Slides will be shown after taken to accommodate the pubic MAYOR TREASURER media offered that his temperament And then he gives you th at covered the 50 laps around the 3.6- of the 400 laps, didn’t have have three very strong runners.” arrangements. Further details will the business meeting by Mrs. Peter during the heavy tax collection had improved 500 percent lately, too, wholesome boyish laugh of his. mile Monza circuit, a total of 180.19 to make a pit stop over the “The kind of season we have will form a solid pack. depend on our fourth and fifth men. If Freshmen Steve Kittredge, Dave’s 0 be announced soon. Thomas on her recent trip to Hawaii. period. The office will be open every and wondered if he was making a During most of Sunday’s match, miles in one hour, 22 minutes and 22^ last 128 laps, and averaged DICK RLACKSTONE JANET LYNCH brother and Jack Fitzgerald, Bob's Thursday night. conscious effo.-t in that direction. the crowd was with Gerulaitis. In hundreths of a second for an average 80.604 mph. we come up with a No. 4 and 5 man “I’ve answered that question every spite of that, one of the questions speed of 131.84 mph. there’s no reason why we can’t con­ brother, have shown promise. Traffic Arrests Up day I was here, so I’:i: not going to do McEnroe was asked was whether it tend for the Class M title," Hull Hull sees E.O. Smith and Montville TOWN COUNCIL maintains. as top contenders in Class M, along MANCHESTER — School’s open, young people are on it again,” McEnroe said. was gratifying to him that the crowd The East thinclads, 4-5 in dual with his squad, "I’m very optimistic the streets, and the Manchester Police Department is “How are you going to celebrate finally switched to him, which it Register at Hrst Class in Manchester William Dallay, Jr. John Larson meets a year ago, will open their going into this year,” he reinforced, cracking down on motorists who ignore stop signs. your victory tonight?” was another never actually did. Harry Egazarlan Domlnicic Oarignaso season Saturday with an appearance “Most of the runners did in excess of Police handed out at least 57 tickets over the weekend REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES question directed at him by a female The new U.S. Open champ looked Trio Set Pace 50 miles per week in the summer. for the stop sign violations. The department had compiled Henry Qenga Richard Torpoy writer. a t his questioner. at the Windham Invitational at Eastern Connecticut State College. “We’re doing LSD (long slow dis­ 20 by Friday evening because of so many complaints of & PRACTICES “None of your business,” he said to “I don’t know what match you tance) now and will begin doing drivers passing through without stoping, an on-duty at Howall Chanay Tach. School her, laughing. were watching,” he laughed And they will do so with an injury deskman said. 791 Middle Tpke. Wm I; Rm. will be potted SELECTMEN CONSTASLES free Clifford. speed work next week. We’ll increase Roland Bamlar PTod J. Cyrcyr * • Anthony Roborto In Golf Open The blonde-haired youngster cap­ the speed workouts as the season “Schools open. Kids are out on the street,” Police Chief with Jamaa Murphy tured the 1977 state Class L in­ progresses," he added with an eye Robert Lennan said in commenting on the number of Mondaya 6:30-9:30 p.m. baginning 0/17 Edward FHxgsrald Thom as Kelly * Stavon Hudak Three players shared top honors in the amateur segment of the arrests. with Max Laaaangar Bolton’s Bulldogs Win dividual championship as a towards the state meets. 1979 Manchester Golf Open held Saturday at Manchester Coun­ sophomore. He was enjoying a fine Schedule: Sept 15 Windham In- Each ticket carries a $15 fine. Wadnaadaya 6:30-9:30 p.m. try Club. junior year but was sidelined near viational, 18 at Avon/with Suffield. 21 baginning 0/19 SOARD OF EDUCATION Opener Against Hebron St. Paul/Rockville H, 24 at Glaston- Lawranco DalPonto Joan Flcnnarv The professionals take over today place at 74 with a log jam of nine the end with a stress fracture in his Topics Include: brokerage, contracts, ap­ foot, missing all post-season com­ bury/with Windsor Locks, Oct. 2 praisals, law, ethics & development. This Timothy Dwyer Patricia Qatoly Led by Steve Holcombe’s two lor the Bulldogs. with $1,000 offered as top prize. linksmen at 75. EAST HARTFORD course meets the minimum educational Sean Karvelis, Joey Dupont and Jim Pinto and Mike Cooney, both Firing 75s were Rick CTough, Rick petition. “He’s healthy now,” Hull Northwest Catholic H, 5 at requirements for the salespersons license as touchdowns and 174 yards rushing, states, “There has been absolutely no Xavier/with Manchester, 8 Knights RE-ELECT THE TEAM OF PERFORMANCE the Bolton Bulldogs edged past stub­ Dave Connolly were standouts for of the home club, and John Anderson Keach, Bill Zwick, Dave Kaye, John DEMOCRATS set forth by the Connecticut Real Estate Com ­ Hebron, coached by former East of Bel Compo Country Club of Avon Neligon, Brad Strella, John Burger, reoccurrence. of Columbus Meet at Holyoke, mission. The registration fee of $95 Includes a born Hebron Rams, 28-20, yesterday “Barring injury, I expect him to Mass.,; 13 Naugatuck-Holy Cross Vote for Dick Blackstone Sept. 11. His open-door copy of the ConnecUcul Reef Estale Ueensfng k>ULL ALL THE POINTERS DOWN ON THE TOP LINE AND LEAVE THEM DOWN-SEPT.ll in an Eastern Connecticut Pony Catholic assistant Tony AUano. each carded 73s share first place Brian Faust and Ted Goldman. Law and Regufetfons, but does not Include among 230 players. have a banner year. I feel this should Postal Relays, 16 at Hartford policy to the Mayor’s office has helped maintain a Football League clash. Striders to Meet Manchester club members besides be his year. He could be one of if not Public/with South Catholic , 19 HCC low tax rate — he listens, he cares. Vote the Top text. Polls Open 12 Noon tp8KK)P.M. Charles Anderson scored two Pinto had nines of 34-39, Cooney 35- Silk City Striders will hold a Pinto and Cooney listed above are the premier runner in the state.” Meet, 25 Farmington A, 29 State Sec­ Line. Extmded & Continuing Education 4S6-3234 touchdowns and added a two-point 38 and Anderson also 35-38. Clough, Zwick, Kaye, Strella, Burger meeting Tuesday night starting at Eight out of the top 13 golfers were Lending strong support to Clifford tionals at ECSC, Nov. 2 Class M Meet FOR INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION CALL 028-0800 conversion while Wes Brown also and Faust. are senior classmates Ken Colliton at Timberlin, 9 State Open Meet at Tiw IMvenity of Comecticiit added a conversion for Bolton. Greg 7:30 at the Federal Savings Bank on local players. Paid for by ihe East Hartford Democratic Town Committee. West Middle Turnpike. The and Dave Kjttredge. They gave the Edgewood. Mahon, Danny Butkus, Lee Sciavetti Ron Angotta of Blackledge Country The par 72 course played tougher membership is open to all. than usual. Eagles a potent threesome. The PbM tor by the leet Hertford Demooretto Town CommMoo. and Chris Morianos also played well Club in Hebron was alone in fourth PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Sept. 10, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Sept. 10, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN

- 'j^ Pats on Right Track Birds Snap ‘Hit’ Slump Jmn Batting .Naliunul Lrugue BOSTON (UPI) - To some, chances and when you do it’s nice to “I’ve been fortunate for my whole After Trouncing Jets G AB H Pet. come through. It’s the greatest thing career that I haven’t had to play the 16-4 win of the Baltimore Hernandez, St. L 140 544 189 .347 that you can do in baseball with a bat. ev,ery day to keep my batting FOXBORO, Mass- (UPI) - represented mtill another team high. After a blocked punt put the Patriots Orioles of the Boston Red Sox Templeton, St. L 134 588 191 .325 Even kicker John Smith got into on New York’s 37 yard line, Grogan’s “Considering the game situation, stroke,” said Crowley who is rated in Six days can make a lot of would appear to be an old though, I would have liked to have Horner, Atl 103 411 129 .314 the act, scoring eight extra points to first play was a 37-yard strike to the Baseball Encyclopedia as one of Mazzilli, NY 137 514 161 .313 difference in the life of a fashioned thrashing. But to saved it for the playoffs or the World the top 10 pinch hitters of all time. get his name etched into Patriot Stanley Morgan. It took six seconds. Matthews. Atl 141 571 178 .312 National Football League Baltimore manager Earl Series,” he added. It appears the only thing left'for history hooks. Pat Leahy’s field goal made it 14-3, Rose, Phil 143 545 170 .312 quarterback. “It irritated me to listen to the talk but Grogan then took the Patriots Weaver, it signaled an upturn Sunday may have been just another the R ^ Sox is for captain Carl win in the schemeof the season, but Knight, Cin 133 487 152 .312 Ask New England quarterback before the Pittsburgh game,” said from their own 17 to paydirt in just for the Birds. The'win, the Yastrzemski to garner this 3,000th the Orioles seem to think they are hit, becoming the 16th player in Parrish, Mtl 129 455 142 .312 Steve Grogan. Last week he could do Grogan. “I thought I did well in the five plays, the fifth being a 50-yard seventh in a row for the Garvey, LA 143 583 180 .309 strike to elorgan. Although Andy close enough to think about post­ history to do so as well as becoming nothing right. Sunday he did nothing preseason, and they’re talking about Orioles, came as a surprise to season play. Winfield, SD 142 533 162 .304 wrong, as the Patriots humiliated starting other players. Johnson scored the next touchdown only the third all-time and the first Weaver - not so much the win, “People have American .(■iigue the New York Jets, 56-3, for coach “But after the Pittsburgh game, I on a 2-yard run, Grogan set that up by American Leaguer to total 3,000 hits been waiting for G AB H Pet. Ron Erhardt’s first regular season decided it wasn’t going to bother me hitting Morgan with a 15-yard pass as much as the style. and 400 home runs. Baltimore to flop, Lynn. Bos 130 470 158 .336 NFX win. any more. People expect perfection, and then running 22 yards to the Jets “We’ve been in a slump lately and Yaz singled to right leading off the but we haven’t,” Brett, KC 139 578 193 .334 Before last Monday’s game against but you can’t be perfect every week. 2. it looks like we just broke out of it," eight inning leaving him one shy of Dempsey said. Downing. Cl 131 456 150 .329 s the Pittsburgh Steelers, Grogan had This was one of those times When Ray Costict’s pass intercep­ he said. “We just had the right lineup the 3,000 hit total. During the game, “How can we, with Lezeano. Mil 126 436 143 .328 to listen to comments by general tion put the ball on New York’s 44, in there and they all did the job pret­ he hit two other balls hard that were everything fell into place,” he said. this pitching?” he Rice, Bos 138 545 177 .325 Grogan responded by hitting Jackson ty well." caught. manager Frank “Bucko” Kilroy that Jets Coach Walt Michaels wasn’t asked. ; Oliver, Tex 123 449 146 .325 the team played interested in Grogan’s problems from 44 yards out to make the score The star of the game offensively “I’m seeing the ball well and I’m Another hero for the Orioles was Kemp, Det 129 475 152 .320 better in preseason prior to Sunday. 35-3 at the half. for the Orioles was catcher Rick hitting it well, but it's being caught little-used outfielder and designated Bochte, Sea 133 490 156 .318 under subs Tom/ “1 don’t know what goes on in the When Grogan hit Jackson again, Dempsey. Not known as an offensive and that’s just part of the game," he hitter Terry Crowley, who came off Molitor, Mil 124 512 162 .316 Owen and Matt I Boston prdSs,” he said. “He’s with a 24-yarder, in the third quarter player, the Baltimore backstop said. “ All I can do is beep on Lemon, Chi 132 500 155 .310 the bench to collect three hits in four swinging.” Cavanaugh. Then, 1 (Grogan) effective against us, that’s Erhardt gave Owen and Cavanaugh a clouted his first major league grand Hiiiiie ItiiiiH he had a poor 11-33 all I know. I don’t know, or care, if chance. Owen hit Don Westbrook slam homer, his sixth of the season to at bats while driving in two runs. The two teams close out their three While no longer a regular, Crowley game series tonight. Baltimore will National League — Kingman, Chi performance he’s effective against anyone eise.” w ith a 14-yard highlight the 16-hit attack. 44; Schmidt, Phil 42; Winfield, SD against the "It was a big thrill." Dempsey feels he's the type of hitter who can have Dennis Martinez, 15-12, going Michaels has had to endure two scoring pass, and help the Orioles in the post-season 29; Lopes, LA 28; Stargell. Pitt 27. Steelers, and was practically booed said. "You don’t get that many against Bob Stanley, 14-9. straight pastings in Boston. Last Cavanaugh let thei competition. American League — Thomas, Mil off the field. year. New England scored a 55-21 Patriots to their I 40; Lynn and Rice. Bos 36; Singleton. But Sunday Grogan helped rewrite win against the Jets when Grogan final score, Allen I Balt and Baylor, Cal 32. the Patriot record book. His five threw four touchdown passes. Clark’s one-yard Run* Baited In touchdown passes tied a team “I can’t explain it,” he said. “1 run, Frank Tanana^s Return National League — Winfield. SD record. Three of those strikes went to don’t think we’re snakebitten, “We ran basical­ 102; Kingman, Chi 101: Schmidt, Phil Harold Jackson, helping the veteran because you make your own breaks. ly the same patterns as we did Upended at Second Base 99; Hernandez, St.L 97; Garvey. LA ‘\i wide receiver equal the Patriot mark But there was no excuse for today’s against the Steelers,” said Grogan. Boston's Gary Allenson kneels under Baltimore shortstop Rich 94. Patriot Sandwiched Between Two Jets of 18 points in a game. performance. That’s two years in a “But Pittsburgh’s a better team. Dauer after being put out at second base. Throw to first was in Shot in Arm to Angels American League — Baylor, Cal Grogan’s 315 yards passing con- row, and I can’t explain it.” They (the Jets) will be back. They time to complete doubleplay yesterday at Fenway Park. (UPI 125; Lynn and Rice. Bos 109; tribued to a team high 365 since Grogan’s numbers were awesome. have to straighten out a few things, Hit on both sides after catching pass, New tackled. New York’s Bob Martin also was in Photo) NEW YORK (UPI) -Things Paul Molitor in the third. Tanana. Inilitin* 14, Blue Ju>* 10 Thomas, Mil 108; Singleton, Balt 104. Schaefer Stadium opened in 1971. The First came a 49-yard scoring piay to but we’ll go to New York and it’ll be Bobby Bonds belted a grand slam Sl3.591 time to get things back in broken ankle. and allyoucan-eat salad. health clinic by appoint­ order as well as getting in Also, Florence Taylor is 80 gallons or more. TniifY ment. 10 a.m., pinochle supplies for the season now a p atient at the 7:30 Tonight games and Friendship Cir­ Learn more about controlled water heating and other (N.E.W.) which will open on Mon­ Manchester Memorial cle gathering. No noon A CONTINUING FA(/0RITEI day, the 17th of September. Hospital and we wish her a energy-saving tips by writing: Ralph Marrone, Northeast Utilities, RO. Box lunch today. 12:45 p.m., ^ m e of our men have speedy recovery. bridge games and 1 p.m., Manchester Recreation Center been working at the Green A reniinder to you folks 1953, Hartford, Connecticut 06144. craft class. Bus pick up at School in the Hobby Shop who signed up for either BONELESS BREAST OF CHICKEN *2.59 8:15 a.m., return trips at At Northeast Utilities we’ve increased our efficiency and cut (off Keeney Street) getting it aU spruced up. the Lake George or Ber­ Baked potato, Texas Tosit and all-you-can-eal lalad '2-891 noon and 3 p.m. Action here starts with muda trips that your final Thursday: Open costs. Now we want to help you save more money... and sleep more soundly. Wednesday morning payments are due on or shuffleboard games. No of­ pipochle games. We had 36 before the 15th. Wives, girlfriends welcome MANCHESTER - SHOMIITE P IA U ficial meeting today. No players and the lucky By the way, come lunch and no bus. winners are Robert Tue^ay we start our NORTHEAST UTILITIES Refreshments and MANCHESTER - WEST MHIDIE TlIRNnKE Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen NlHOHIl Schubert, 630; John Derby, fall and winter bowling (N(ACf social games. No noon Doing everything in our power to keep costs down. miCH Barbershop Harmony OK" 611; Arvid Peterson, 604; league at the Parkade Lanes. Still room for more lunch. 1 p.ri^., setback TIk- C.m.K«Kui b tl'i .i'"! C™ ,pjny/nu- HjnforJ Elcctnc Liphi Q.n,p.,m/WcMcrn Ki.„Mj;l,u.*'ns axlnc Ompany/H. JyokeWaUT IU « Compuiy psniii...... '“'"H atvjggaai Marjorie McLain, 598; Vin­ cent Borello, 591; Martin people to join and all you games. Bus pickup at 8:15 NoriluM'i Uiilmc> Scrvu’cCompjn>/NorthcaNt Nuvlc.ir tiu ’rg\t.i»mp.inY i; PLEASE CALLTHEATRE need to do is show up a.m., return trips at noon FOR SCREEN TIMES 'Bakstan, 584; Bess Moonan, 579; Ann Thomp­ between 12:30 and 1 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Sept. 10. 1879 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Sept, 10, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 13 ,Holp Wanted 13 Help Wenlod 13 Help Wanted Help Wanted 13 ■ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted If Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted ■ 13 Help Wanted IS SUPERINTENDENT-110 un­ FULL & PART TIME for METAL STA M PIN G MATURE LOVING WOMAN SOUTH WINDSOR BOARD TRUCK DRIVERS- Snack Bar and Golf Course, its. Hard worker. Mechanical DIETARY HELP- Accepting TOOLMAKER- Mold Maker, EXTRA MONEY. Earn to to babysit in nw home. Own OF EDUCATION has the Applications now being taken experience necessary. Please applications for present and Machinist. Good pay. Many $200.00 per week on flexible COMPANY Office Qerk. ■ iV ^ p ly at: Tallwood Country . HELP WANTED Typing, filing, invoicing. transportation. References. $3 following full-time positions for truck driver positions. COOKS & KITCHEN yiply in person 9 to 11 at lufure openings in our Dietary benefits. 50 hour week. Call schedule from IS hours or per hour. Call 646-6240. open. Maintainer and Custo­ Must have Class II License. STORE MANAGERS Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone. • Sand Blast or Haal Experience preferred. 8:30 to HELPERS- ' Available 64y666-1151. Fountain Village Apartments, department. Full time and 64S42S7, or come to Vernon more. Five openings dian I. Excellent benefits, and Apply in person at Herald 175 D ow ney D riv e , Traat Oparator part time positions available. Mold It Tool Inc., 199 Forest available. Possible trainihg 2:30. Cali Fran, at 643-2772 for $200 to $220 weekends and evehings. an appointment. DIETARY AIDES- Full time working conditions. Apply in Manchester Packing Co., 349 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Experienced preferred. LIVE-IN COMPAfllON for Manchester, see Carroll John­ •Turm LoOio Oparalor Apply in ^ rson: East Hart­ Street, Manchester. required but willing to inter­ and part time positions person: Facilities Services Wetberell Street, Manchester. (Attar Training) Drivers License. Mature in­ elderly gentleman in Glaston­ son Brundrett. ford Convalescent, 745 Main view all inquiries. Call available in our Dietary Office, 771 Main Street, %uth • Bngbia LoSm Oparator Street, East Hartford, Conn. screening operator for in- QUALITY CONTROL it Windsor, Conn. dividuals. Apply in person: bury. Cali alter 6 p.m., 633- CHIEF INSPECTOR- Must he Department. Apply in person: INSURANCE • Interesting op- Garden Grove Caterers, 56M or 643-5932. PRODUCTION WORKERS - person Interview. 528-9618 East Hartford Convalescent portunity available in If you art a rtRponsIblo artd ambitious Individual, our Training 80 hours, paid hotidaya, Ext. 114. qualified on aircraft jiarts. All PHONE 643-2711 Keeney Street, Manchester. First shilt, 7 - 3:30 PM. company paid benefits. Mail Home, 745 Main Street, East MOTHERS - Are you in need Wethersfield Insurance Agen­ Program can provide what you to bacoma a Manager. Wa era Several jobs available. Apply axeailani Inauranca SMALL ENGINE looking for paoptaH}rlantad candldataa, who are Intaraatad In a OIL TRUCK DRIVER-House resume to: P.O. Box 1037, Hartfonl. of part-time work while your cy for the individual who nas FOft ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD ip person between 9 - 3 MECHANIC wanted to repair auccaaaful managamani career. OIL BURNER SERVICE delivery. Year round Work. RECEPTIONIST IN Lawn Mowers, and yard Manchester, 06040. children are in school? Come experience in the Personal MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly ail weekdays at Pillowtex Corp., You will receive a paid comprahanstva 2«3 weeks training program. All benefijs. ^ p ly MAM Oil MANCHESTER -Heavy PART TIME- Accounts in an talk to us about our flexi­ Lines field. This is an inside H«/p Wanlad 13 residential. All benefits. M & 49 Regent Street, Manchester. equipment. Conyers PRINTING Good starting salary, bonus, health and aeddant Inauranoa, Ufa In* Co., Route 6, Bolton. Apply In parson: telephone / reception work Hardware, 646-5707. Payable and Receivable. ble hours for Nurse Aide position with considerable suranca, paid holidays, vacations and sick dsys. A profit sharing M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. E.O.E. MFH. RN full or part time, 3 to 11. Light typing. Good figure ap­ RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll plus bookkeeping and com­ • Mcchinical Layout & Positions. Full-time positions phone contact with clients. INDEX retirement plan and an opportunity for advanoamant alto Includad In Dialysis Unit. Will train. titude. Call 289-7743. PLEASE READ p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. METROMC, iNC. puter duties. Experience Pasl9"Bp Penon. also available, ^ p ly in per­ Paid benefits. Call Arthur A. '' n o t i c m our benefit package. HELP WANTED - PART Telephone for an appoint­ Watson Co. Inc., Mr. Briggs, Apply director of nursing. preferred but not essential. 4- This position will be pari time son: Meadow's Convalescent - Loti ind found Route 6 a 44A YOUR AD Salmonbrook Convalescent Call or Apply TIME. 86 pm and part time lo 4 1/2-day week. Excellent ment, 872-0501, Ext. 271. DENTAL ASSISTANT- Posi­ Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 563-8111. - Pfrtontit Saturday. Manchester law of­ O B our firti shin. W« are tion available in Glastonbury. - Announctmtntt Home, off House Street, BOLTON salary and benefits for right flexible on Ibe hours lo be Manchester. Clatsified adt art taken over fice. Good typing and gram­ SECURITY GUARDS- Swing CADWELL & JONES INC. ■ Enitrltinmtnl Glastonbury. Please call 633- CUMRERLAND FARMS person. Send resume to: P.O. worhed. Expertence required. Excellent opportunity for in­ the phone as a convenience. mar. Please send resume to : STOCK night shif't. Retirees - AuCfiont ADVERTISING SALES PERSON dividual with experiei Manufacturing Distributing The Herald Is responsible tor 5244. Box J, c/o Manchester expenence, m- RESTAURANT HELP - Mr. Wong 447 Center Street, Apply in person or call welcomed. Excellent benefits. only one Incorrect Insertion and Herald, We have permanent and '■Experience preferred, 18 and firm, located in easily FINANCIAL 203-563-8717 Manchester. 06040. 64J-1101. Replies held con- Call 872-0501, Ext. 219 for ap­ accessible Manchester area, • Bonds-Slocks-MoMgtgtt then only to the size of the NURSES AIDES wanted for LATHE OPERATORS - With temporary openings in our fidenlial. An equal opporiunily over. Part time. Apply inper- pointment, 9 a.m. til noon. seeks alert well organized ■ Pe'Jonil Lotns original Insertion Errors which full time on all shifts. Apply Cumberland Farm Store 2 years' experience. Good FOOD CONCESSION HELP marking room area In our employer. M/F. son : Papa Joes,s. 489 East Mid- do not lessen the value ol the director of nursing. Salmon- RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy WANTED - Part time mor­ surate with expe die Turnpike. person with good office skills advertisement will not be cor­ 2204 Silas Deane Highway We are looking for a Salas Parson to add benefits. Salary n^otiable. Hartford store and dis­ EMPLOYMENT working with an excellent sup­ ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC Please call 633-8371, to handle detail work. Will brook Convalescent Home, off Hawk Precision Co., 303 nings and nights available. 579 Middle Turnpike W PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - He'D W tn |» d rected by an additional inser­ Rocky Hill, Conn. to our growing paper. High School porting staff. Very pleasant tribution center on Route 5 traip for advancement. Call tion. House Street, Glastonbury. Burnham Street, East Hart­ Must be dependable. Apply Mancneiier, Conn Full time. Coventry PHI - Bus ness Opportunities Please call 633-5244. Monday A Tuesday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Graduate, with tome college preferred. atmosphere. Good wages and South Windsor. SHOE DEPARTMENT BABYSITTER / Mrs, Davis, 643-0644 for - S'luBiion Wanted ford. telephone 528-9845. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer RN or BSN. Experiei GLASTONBURY - Active, C a r a muet. We .offer you the benefits. Please call Doris Street. Monday through Satur­ Applications are being preferred. E-.O.E. 742-7369 ANAGER- Mens Quality application. EDUCATION An Equal Opportunity Employor, M/P Blain, RN, Director of Shoes. Sales experience outgoing companion for P ro b a te INoliee ATTENTION - Need 2 people BUS BOYS • Full time lunch day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. accepted at the Personnel th e m ark of - Private Insiruclions following:— Nurses. 6464)129. printinoexceBence several older children after CLERK FOR CUSTOMER - Scnoois-C'assas over 21. Immediate employ­ and dinner shifts. Apply at Department, Hartford SANDWICH MAKER - No Court of Probate. District of Coventry school. $3.00 per hour. Hours service and order depart­ - i''St'uCliOns Wanted ment. This is not a fancy ad. Cavey's Restaurant, 45 East store. 11th floor, Monday experience necessary 528- ^ NOTICE OF HEARING HOUSEKEEPING Hartford. could be flexible. Beautiful ment, in office of wholesale REAL ESTATE ESTATE OF EVELYN KAVANAGH we simply want a person who Center Street, Manchester. thru Thursday, 10 to 4. 2479. ______Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Applications now being home. Car and references distributor. Must have plea­ - Mumes fo' Sale needs a permanent job. Ad­ please. Call Mrs. Fisher, M3- - lots-Land 'or Sale Kappe. Jud^e. dated September S, 1979 vancement opportunity. Call accepted in our Housekeeping MAN TO WORK IN GLASS VETERINARY KENNEL BOOKKEEPER-Full charge) sant voice. Full time, steady a hcaruift wili be held on an application FULL OR PART TIME 6957. - inneslmenl Property between 10 a.m. and 3 pm, - • Attractive Salary Department, 7 to 3 weekends. SHOP- Full or part time. App­ ASSISTANT - Mornings and accounts receivable and employment. Monday thru - Bus ness Property praying that there be a sale of real EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE MAN- App­ & FOX & CO. estate as in said application on file 528-3869. E.O.E. • Bonus Plan Apply in person at Meadow's ly in person to: J.A. White Friday, from 8 a m. Phone - Pesort property ' ly in person to: Raffa s weekends. Lifting and outside ELECTRONICS TRAINEES- - Peai Estate Wanted more fully appears, at the Court of MACHINE OPERATORS Convalescent Home, 333 FILE CLERK Gllass Co.. 31 Bissell Street. work requir^. Reply to ^ x LaSalle Road, West Joan tor interview at 643-9147. Probale on September 17. 1979 at 9:15 SHEET METAL WORKER - • Mileage Restaurant. 2815 Main Street, Hartford, Ct. 17-24. HS Grad. Will train. BABYSITTER NEEDED- Experienced, Soldering etc. Bidwell Street, Manchester. JJ, c/o Manchester Herald. Hartford. MISC SERVICES am . WANTED • Paid Holidays (Including Birthday) Glastonbury^______Full time position, must BABYSITTER - To provide Call 646-7888. PART TIME WORK Kathleen Cannienke Monday through Thursday, 3 Call 528-2101. Equal opportunity Employer Se'v ces Qfte'ed First or second shift. have good communication loving care for 6-montn old in­ ASSISTANT BUYER- Quality AVAILABLE for 10 people - Pa nting.Papenryg Ass’t. Clerk p.m, to lOp.m, Own transpor­ • Insurance, Health and Dental Plan MALE it FEMALE - Part- skills, and good Alpha ■WWVWWWWVWWVti - 0u"ding-Con|racting 011-9 Openings for Engine fant in my home approximate­ Women's Sportswear, Sales TRAINEE NUCLEAR due to expansion of major tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; e Company Paid Pension Plan time general Pizza Shop Jill Numeric Abilities. Full - Rooling-Sid-ng Lathe, Milling Machine. WANTED: Loving sitter for duties. Apply within: Tom­ FU L L & PART TIME ly 20 hours per week. Must be experience required. Apply: TRAINEES- 17 - 24 HS Grad. firm local branch. Flexible 18 - Healing.PlumO.ng weekends anytime. Robertson kindergartner. . NURSOtG SUPERVISOR company benefits, free CLERKS needed for third THE POP Will train. Call 646-7888. - Flooring Bridgeport, N/C Cin- my's Pizzeria, 267 East reliable and available days, The English Shop, 46 LaSalle hours weekly. $5.33 per hour. parking. Please call, Marie shift. Apply in person at 7-11 - Moving.Trur^ing.Storage □ NOTICES timatic and Jog Bore. Full From 10 AM to school time, Center Street, Manchester, evenings and weekends. Own SHOPPE Road. West Hartford. Over 18. Car necessary. Call SEWERS- Experienced on In­ occasionally after school for 3 Private home health' care Brester, Store, 509 Center Street, - Se'v CBS Wanted dustrial Sewing Machines. paid insurance. 9 Holidays, transportation preferred. STOCK CONTROL 12 to 3 p.m., 872-2128. College kids starting in September, agency seeking full time Manchester. Mtnr England's fastast TRAINEE- 17-24- HS Grad. MISC FOR SALE Will train if necessary. Good'- paid vacation. Please app­ You’ll be working with a loyal, friendly, References required.required. For in­ LABORER to set and strip Students welcomed. Loit and Found 1 nursing supervisor with Growing S o ft Drink Company—, - HcuseiioKi Good< but some time is available in 547-4700 terview call 646-6095. forms for concrete founda­ Will train. Call 646-7888. starting pay for the right peo­ ly in person only: dedicated group of employees. BSN and at least 2 years EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY- A'l.c'es tor Sale ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday August if desired. 649-1103 for an interview. Has bnmeiKate Openings Fo r tion. Experienced or will PART TIME- For shipping­ - Bj-iding Supplies LOST - Black and orange tiger orrrr 289-7549 ask for Elaine. MONEY - Need more? Work community health Work part time 2 or 3 receiving, and miscellaneous 0 thru Friday. Apply in person LE-W CORPORATION CLEANING PERSONNEL •Froduetton W orfctri train. Call 875-1103. - Pets Birds- Dogs calico combination cat. part time while you or your evenings, $8 to $10 per hour. > Muaical Inttrumenis at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent 100 Tunnel Rood experience. Challenging for residental cleaning ser­ (Skilled & Unskilled) duties. 646-0610. Answers to name Venus. Please Call Mrs. Penny Sacid at the children are in school. Dairy Car and phone necessary. vice. Transportation Boats i Accessories Street, Manchester. Equal Vernon, CT. 06068 ROTO LIFT MECHANIC opportunity in the fastest •ftetaU Store Mmegers WOMAN TO WORK PART • Sporting Goods Vicinity of North Main Street. Queen has flexible hours to m Must be reliable. Cali for an Opportunity Employer M/F, Manchester Herald, 643-2711 for a growing area of nursing necessary, Call TIME - East Hartford area. - Garden Products 649-7362 Experienced, pleasant yoy dally schedule. We have appointment, 643-7020. DOMESTICARE 643-1945. •Tnich Drivers - Antiques private Interview. care. Salary negotiable. •Gcnerel Helpers HOUSEKEEPER - 4 after­ General office work. Call 289- - Wanted to Buy anAIL PHARMACY working conditions, paid year-round openings nights, holidays, hospitalization, Send resume to: GAS STATION ATTENDANT m a t TIME REIF " noons per week. Mature 5436. MERCHANDISE Bondi-StockM-Uortgtgot 8 GOOD HOURS SEEKS EqumI Opportunity Employor M/F weekends and lunch hours. RENTALS lasting opportunity. Apply in person: DQ, 242 - Need reliable, dependable Night and Saturday* Pull or Part Time Poeltlons. Cell woman only. Duties to include - Rooms lor Rent and DOLLARS 'G irl for Pharmacy duties. No after school care of 10-year- CONTROL CLERK - Apartments lor Rent GOVERNMENT Apply in person Broad Street, Manchester. person to work Monday thru Exparlanca halpful or stop al The Pop Shoppe of* ROUTE SALESMAN nights or Sundays. Previous phar- Exocutlve Director Apply at: old girl, light housecleaning - Homes tor Rent GUARANTEED BUSINESS between 10AM-3PM Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM. If flees, 249 Spencer Street, NEEDED to deliver daily - Business fO' Rent Housewives, college macy or nurses aide experience and some meal preparation. We have an opening In LOANS - 350,000 to 3350,000. Aid A Aulstanca you can't hustle and are afraid HELP! BNOWirS THE SHOP Manchester end Hnd out about route and area towns. Class II - Reso't Property *or Rent students, excellent oppor­ preferred. Ability to type helpful Dillon Salat A Sarvici Transportation required. . Wanted to Rent Phone 2814112. of work, don't apply. Start at $83 MAIN STREET license needed. Experience our distribution center tunity to meet new people but not necessary. Send resume to of N.E.Ct., Inc. We are presently accepting the jobs available and the - Wise tor Rent 111 MAIN rr. $3.75 per hour. See Harry MANCHESTER. CT. References. Call 649-6920 preferred. Call for appoint­ on Route 5 In South while you supplement your Box HH. c /o Manchester Herald. applications for the beneftta. Phone 643-S179, $ a.m. after 5:30PM. MAHCHaenii Stickels, Suburban Motors, 50 ______ment. Royal Ice Cream Co., AUTOMOTIVE 357 East Center Street following positions: to S p.m., Monday thru Friday. Windsor for a person to Autos tor Sale income part time/full time Tolland Tpke. Manchester. No Inc., 649-5358. Trucks tor Sale □ EMPLOYMENT positions available. From 7 phone calls. No experience •Pirl Tlmt, Morning, Afttmoon HELP WANTED - Cutting EOE. MORIARTY BROTHERS is work In big ticket con­ Manchester, Ct. 06040 AEvtnlnof Heavy EQuipment tor Sale AM - 3 PM. Above average necessary, we will train you tool manufacturer has looking for a Gas Station trol panel. Full Time MotorCyCleS-B'CyCles ' cashU hs starting wages and our way. openings for experienced VWAVAVWAVVVVW Attendant. Also: Mechanic, DENTAL ASSISTANT needed Hours Monday-Friday - Campers-Traiiers-MJpite Help Wanted 13 ’ STOCK CURKS machine operator, or machine good working conditions and Homes benefits, uniforms RARE OPPORTUNITY - for buy specialty dental of­ Schedule. Company C A N T W ORK ‘ NIBHT STOCKERS operator trainees. Call for in­ company benefits. See Mr. fice. Experience preferable - 'Automotive Service provided to arrange ap­ BOYS & GIRLS OWN YOUR OWN • Full tlnw benefits and store dis­ I Autos lor Reni-Leese TOOLMAKERS ■ Machinists. BUSINESS. Distributor for terview at 643-9501. AUTO BODY MAN - Graham, and / or Mr. but not necessary for mature Apply 81 Commerce Street, pointment for personal in­ Kodak film Duracell * NIGHT JANITORS Experienced. Health in­ Ozimek, at 315 Center Street. person. Excellent working count. Glastonbury. PTG terview. FU LL T IM E ? Batteries, G E., Sylvania and EARN $200 WEEKLY - Part Company offers excellent PERMANENT PART-TIME surance. paid vacations, conditions, medical benefits, Apply employment of­ COMPANY. Telephone 633- time, light typing or ad­ guaranteed work week. Apply other photo products needed wage and benefit POSITIONS - Available lunch BANQUET WAITRESSES profit sharing and uniform fice 11th floor, Monday 7631. CALLFHENDIY Here's an opportunity to cash in on the few hours Work After School dressing sales letters. No package,—for more infor­ time and nights. Work in Woodland Auto Body Co., 1208 WANTED - Call 646-6439. allowance available. Call 525- in your area. No selling. Ser­ - Thursday, 10-4 you do have. We have openings for vice top Retailers under experience necessary. Write mation, please contact clean, pleasant surroundings. Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ 3868 after 10AM. RESTAURANT ford, Ct. ADVERTISING CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC exclusive contract established National Marketing, Box 244, Store Manager. Apply in person: Dairy Queen, PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL - Experienced only. Top E.Htfd Sllvar Urn* Clerks 1. Over 12 yrs. of age by us. High immediate in­ 6N. Dundee. Illinois, 60118. 242 Broad S tre e t, n ear CLUB ASSISTANT - Interper­ G FOX & CO. wages, y^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 come minimum required in­ FINAST Manchester Parkade. TEMPORARY OFFICE sonal Skills, mature judg­ DEADLINE Berlin Tpke., 5 6 9 - 1 0 4 0 Typists (40-45 wpm) HARTFORD Wethersfield, iwnMir opimr Sfl- vestment $9,975. 100% profit VERNON CIRCLE HELP- Receptionists. Some ment. Help Director with ipoo noon me dav be'orc 563-0151. Keypunchers (experienced) typing. Week of September Equal Opportunity Employer CuDiiCaliOn structure. Call between SAM VERNON, CONN. EXPERIENCED meetings, activities. 8 hours 2 . Neat 17th. Call between 9 and 3 weekly, includes Saturday Deadline tof Saiurday and Mon- on our 6-10 p.m. shift & 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or t MACHWE OPERATORS BARTENDERS and da\ iS 12 00 Noon Friday waitresses wanted for p.m. 643-8030. afternoons. $4.00 hour. Must write.: American Film Business Opportunity 14 We offer good pay, pleasant offices and secured P ro c essin g , In e., 1935R SE(»ND AND THIRD SHAKLEE- Discover the peo­ cocktail lounge. Call 742-6978 have car. Male preferred. parking. 3. Willing to work hard Hoover Court, B'ham, AL ple devoted to natural har­ between 9 am and 12 noon. COMPANION for invalid Resume by September 20 to SHIFTS mony and good health. Call woman. Some housekeeping. Director, Glastonbury Mental VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco PLEASE READ 35226. Snacks with locations $3,580. If you're qualified, please call Amelia Battalino at Communication Cibla Philisse, 289-1249. Varied hours. Call 643-5356. Health Group, 2400 Main ! PART TIME MSTRUCTOR Distributorship available. Street, Glastonbury, 06033. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- / ' Inc., AN OPPORTUNITY PROM .. . YOUR AD 277-7216 or Jeannette Goulet at 277-2753 for 4. Able to work 3 hrs. S E R V IC E ' s t a t i o n EOE. 2355 Ext. 905. ^ ass ' ed ads are taken ove' me HOUSEWIVES, 5 Qian Road #••••••••••••••••••••••••• r-'p'-p qg q convenience Tne an appointment NURSES AIDES- Full time. REGAL ATTENDENT NEEDED for i DIETETIC SERVICE SUPERVISOR Manchaatar, Ct. Hp'aia 'S 'esoonsibie tor only Experienced preferred but full-time work. Apply Monday I MOTHERS 547-1468 training will be given. Apply DREETINfeS t GIFTS thru Saturday at the TLC Gas * EDUCATION o-e ncoffec! nseriion and men after school iM tf • sontwy of M plng ptopM rjniv in ;ne S'ze ol me original in- I Manchester Community College seeks a part time In- Tired of being in the in person: East Hartford Con­ N rn n t r i moiMir Station, Route 30, Vernon, #••••••••••••••••••••••••• se '’ c- F-'ors wMicn oo not I structor for the Dietetic Service Supervisor course. A 90 house? Need t, 2 or more valescent Home, 745 Main •m RCOAL eank nd oHIs lo above the K-Mart Plaza. Private Instructions 18 pssen tnp value of tne adver- a Hour Course meeting 3 hours per week for 30 weeks. nights out a week seeing Street, East Hartford. IrlAndt and nalohbori from '■spmpnt MM.I not ne corrected by THE TRAVELERS Anwrioo'i IkiMt color oMaloe PART TIME. Phone from an add'iionai inseMion ■ Classes will be held In late afternoon 1 day a week. new faces and earning STIKK REMEDIAL READING and WAITRESS WANTED- Aloo 1 umqtio oppoitwiHy to hi- home servicing our customers I Courses scheduled to start In October in downtown Hartford some spending money? “ 100 vour bwonw. math; individualized work Ambitious boys & girls LAUNDRYWORKER, Full Available 6:30-2:00 two days a fucthor biformollon on owning in your own area. 249-7773. We have temporary Take your choice of nights, TREE CLIMBER and program, (lst-8th grade) by I QUALIFICATIONS lime, including every other week. 11:00-3:00 three days a n tra mono, pRoiw, writ# or «w i openings for people to do master's degree teacher. 568- An equal opportunity employer M/F starting time flexible. No our catalog oultot GROUNDSMAN - Both must I Applicant must be a Registered Dietician. Experienced weekend for institutional week. Experienced preferred. MUNSON'S CANDY stock work at our distribu­ be experienced. 643-7285. 8075. H In Extended Care Facility and some teaching experience experience necessary. laundry aeration. Apply in Apply A.C. Peterson, 263 KCM,(KniKstans KITCHEN is accepting tion center on Route 5 in PUBLIC NOTICE ■ preferred. can earn over Training on premises by person, East Hartforo Con­ North Main Street. m f«tni PaA N. L Wi NIN applications for employment South Windsor. Immediate PART TIME - Nurses Aide. 3 RIDING LESSONS indoor Public Sale of an aban­ I SALARY housewives like yourself. valescent Home, 745 Main MM240 in sales and/or packing. Hours starting date until Sept. 29. to 11 p.m.. Laurel Manor, 91 riding ring. Western stock TOWN OF MANCHESTER SWITCHBOARD are Monday thru Friday 9 to 4. doned motor vehicle, a 1974 I Approximately $50 to $60 per week. To apply send a Street, East Hartford. 1979. Own transportation a Chestnut Street. seat, saddle seat and hunt Nova, will be held at our Apply; OPERATOR- 4 nights per Cali for appointment, 649-4332. must. Apply Personnel seat. All levels 228-9817, g resume. Include references by October 1st, to: POSITION VACANCY week. Thursday 11:30 p.m., IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - place of business on Sept. *30.00 per week. PART TIME CLEANING Department, Hartford BABYSITTER to live in with I Dean Jamee O'Tatro WOMAN- Manchester office. 7:30 a.m. Friday, Saturday it Good opportunity for career- OUTDOOR WORK - Must be VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 20th, 1979 at 11 AM. Augie & Ray’s store, 11th floor, Monday Manchester family, during I Division of Community Services Flexible hours. CMS & Blue Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. minded person. We now have 18, and have drivers license parents' out of town trips. Former faculty New York DIGESTION AND FILTRATION OPERATOR 70S Sllvar Una openings in production for all and own transportation. Call thru Thursday, 10 to 4. ! Manchester Community College Cross. Call Mrs. Hare, 649- Edwards Answering Service, References. Call 646-7354,. Music and Art High SchMi. M ia CHEVROin C0„ MC. East Hsrtford 646-5406. three ^ ifts. Will consider in­ 643-4385. Professional Singer/Pianist. M 60 Bldwell Street 4523. 1224 Main Street SEWER DEPARTRRENT Csll 046-1095 lor ap­ experienced but with good MEN FOR ROOFING & 644-8597. I Manchester Conn 06040 pointment 12 to 3PM or CLEANING WOMAN- work references, and a desire LUBE PERSON- To lubricate SIDING- Experienced only. Manchetter, Conn. to advance. Benefits include: G. FOX & IX). I Manchester Community College Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. $6.23 Par Hour aftor 7PM. PRINTING Thorough, reliable individual trucks and trailers. Call 649-3379, after 6:00 p.m. PIANO LESSONS- Given by (014-9) Medical, Holiday, Vacation I and adheres to the principles ol Affirmative Action. m wanted for regular Experience necessary. $5.25 Experienced Teacher, ages 5 and Attendance ^ n u s Plan. Hartford, Ct. Digestion and Filtration Operators perform various GROWTH X KXPANSION RCOt IRC housecleaning. Call 659-1187, hourly. All fringe benefits. to adult. $4.00 per lesson. Gail A D D IT IO N S T O A l l. S H U T S after 5 p.m. All paid for by the company. For an appointment call 688- Equal opportunity Employer MATURE WOMAN or college Breitenfeld, 649-^3. duties necessary to the operation of a Sanitary Sewage Call for interview, in Treatment Plant and Sanitary Sewage Pumping Stations. 7596. girl to babysit in my home, MACHINIST- Experienced • Binder) Helper — movlnx skidi end PART TIME JANITOR for Manchester 643-0240. FLUTE INSTRUCTION - The minimum experience and training acceptable is at cirloni, helper on folden end Buckley School district 9 a m. Lathe Operators. Set up and slllcber-lrimmrr, elr. medium size office complex. to 2 p.m., Monday thru Beginner to advanced. Call least one year of employment involving mechanical work work from Blue Prints. First • Wrapper A Subilllule Driver — Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m., 3 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - Friday. References required. 649-8329. and a high school education. Completion of technical 643-2711 work in shippinx dept, packing A ^ Shift. Overtime available. nights a week. Phone Mr. Day Cook. Evenings Call 649-7044. school course in sewer plant operation can be substituted Paid Health Insurance. Also wrapping. As needed, w ill be Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ Dishwasher, Bus Persons. Schools-Classes 19 When in need of a Service or Product vubslilule driver — muM be al Iravl Hostesses & Cashiers. Apply for employment of a mechanical nature. Between 1:00-5:00 Part Time Retired Machinist. 21 >eari o f age. pointment. For application and job description apply at Personnel Inquire Chapel Tool Company, • Janllur (part-lime) Second Shift Jack August Restaurant, 720 FOR THE BEST - Manchester Office, Town Hall, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connec­ 81 Woodland Street. • P rm Operator Hrtperv FOOD CONCESSION HELP Silver Lane, East Hartford. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ticut. Manchester, 646-5836. Ktcellcnl non-contrlbulorv brorfll WANTED- Part time mor­ pupils per teacher. FREE in­ program. AppI) in pm on or call nings and nights available. MORNING OR AFTERNOON BABYSITTER WANTED- 1 troductory lesson with this ad. Closing date for filing is Friday, September 14, 1979. Ask for Mike 64J-II0I. A ll rcpilei held cnnfideniial. 0 A n equal op porlunilv emplu.ver. M ' F. DELI COUNTER HELP - hour in the morning before Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. An equal opportunity employer. Must be dependable. Apply CALL A PROFESSIONAL Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer Apply in person, Meatown, school, and 1 hour after school. Homestead area. r Street. Monday thru Saturday, 1215 1/2 Silver Lane, East CARRIER 10 a m. to 2 p.m. Hartford. Please telephone 646-2161, keep trying. □ REAL ESTATE 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Iherrva'k o' TYPISTS AND CLERK MEATCUTTERS - Part time. pnnfing ezce«erce All hours available. Apply in NEEDED TYPISTS are needed to work Homes For Sale 23 oU in the Hartford area. Call person: Meatown, 1215 1/2 Silver Lane, East Hartford. VERNON today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. MACHINISTS- Minimum 5 COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 FUaNITURE REfINISHER MEN'S HAIR SmiNB RESTAURANT years. Your chance to up­ ROOMS, 1st floor family TAYLOR ST. grade yourself into the tool room with fireplace, 4 Profe$$ional Refinuhing HARTEL DR. Picture yourself in a rewarding position as a nurse and dye trade. Overtime and generous sized bearooms, 2 Done Reagonabty! Hairstyling GARRY NATIONS h-DOLLAR SAVER aide. If you always wanted to work in the health all company paid benefits. 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car CARRIERS garage, walkout basement, “Antique Reetoretlon for 643-1305 HOUSEWIVES WELLES RD. care field but lacked the training and experience Dynamic Metal Products Our Specialty" Company, 422 North Main $83,500. Group I, Philbrick J e n FINE LUNCHES ACORN DR. Area / necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the Street, Manchester, 646-4048. Agency. 646-4200. MANCHESTER Area VI required skills while earning excellent wages and Roborttraat 457 Main 81. Comer ol Canter S Mein 81. ALLISON DR. Mountain Rd. Delmont M A N CH eSTSn benefits. 228-D271 Manchsstsr 647-1167 Call Julie Ferguson Rd. Area IV Hollister Join me The Meadows Convaleacent Home offara: 0 Garth Rd. Newman St. Henry AUTO SERVICE Earn Extra Money 8 7 1 -2 9 8 8 Summit 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour all-pro team. Orchard St. Area II effective December 1, 1979. You~^[ay^ un trotter St. MAPLE Mebil THESE ADVERTISERS South Hawthorne Area VII 2. Fully paid insurance: hospital, medical, life and You’re with the leader when you choose a career with CENTURY 21*. You become part of a winning Super iJi^erpicet Inc. ARE ALL Your Ad For CARRIER South Alton Thompson St. disability. Area V real estate team whose professional training and | QA8 • OIL • LUBRICATION - "PROFESSIONALS” As Many Russell St. Coolldge St. 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. ACCB8SORII8 With Your Own School St. proven sales tools make them The Neighborhood i Bigelow St. Flint St. TIRES AND BATTERIES Gfva TAam NEEDED 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. 220 m U C E fT.e MAMCHESTDI Insertions As Norman St. Professionals."'Join us at a special “Career Night.” A Caini nioiioB4B4a7 You Wish Area III Clinton St. Area VIII 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. Come with questions. Then see if you can make the MANCHESTER Castle St. Glenwood St. Park Place 6. Training and in-service education. team. FLOOR A CARPET CARE 45-133 East Center SL Date: Tuesday, Sept. 11 8IDIHB, STORM WIIID0W8, DOOUt, RWNHWt, A CANOPIES Part Time Job! Brent St. St. James St. 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. 167-1A-185-SC East French St. Garden Dr. Wedneaday, Sept. 12 - FLOORS UNUMITED - 8. Located near public transportation. Coomercial/lbtideiitill ... and mothers with young children, bring them (jenter S t Tower St. Ottls St. Time: 7:00 P.M. Fleor 1 CirpttCve with you and save on baby sitting coats. 129-147 Brookfield S t Alda training clatset begin Immedlataly. Place: 1227 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ Call: PatSoucier, Meadows Convalescent Home C«ptti Ou m V — iwAifiMi 35-64 Branford S t Call Lorain Marineau ford (acroM from Marco Polo) Sfit fcawTii - Raart StripRad 333 Bidwell St. Manchetter, Ct. SaiM - Rated BILL TUNSKY CEMTURY21 TWIN REALTY Call Sue 647-9194 Frsa EsUmetss 643-6434 ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING Twenty Hours per week. Salary plus gas 289-7921 Call Now 6 4 6 -1 0 7 6 7 4 2 - 5 5 4 9 (20 Colon To Chooeo From) allowance. ★ AWNINOS A CANOPIES SOUND INTERESTING? iyitititiriririririr^^^^^***'^*^*******'^**'**'^***'*'**^*"*'^^'^ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ You Can Advertise Your ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 ,pinion Service or Business In This Phon# 649>9098 our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In­ or Directory For As Little As FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS dependence and your own Income... $3.20 Per Week. Please 647-9947 Call 643-2711, ask for Tina Ask for Jeanne Fromerth or Joe ... If You Would Uke To Advortlao Your Service In Thie . call 643-2711 A- ★ If TT ■■ ^ Call 643-2711 * Directory. PI,ease Cell Tine or Joa rt 643-2711 PAOg EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. 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1 Move with 1 Bun Dear Abby REPEAT THE QUESTION, difficulty 2 Air (prefix) AHENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; li)ILL'iDU,AWAM?THER£'5 5 In cate that 3 Lightweight - - ' ^ l.iHikinsinx for 9 Belonging to 4 Picture stand i I H new home? By Abigail Van Buren AN ECHO OOUIN HERE... ut 5 Rope of □ □ □ n Q Q ^ find You tion'l hiivf 12 Wife of Zeut flowers C3DD □□□Esnoauu l() s h e ll o u t m u c h □□□□□ □□ □□□[!] U a pcrfec- 13 Arabian 6 Badge □□DD □□ □□□□□ in Ihc W ant Ad« 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE lo jjel hix resulls. prince 7 Fodder □DDBOODDn □□□ 14 M ao_____ storage DEAR ABBV: Your advice to DESPERATE WIFE, who tung structure ctm« home early and found her husband in bed with his best 15 Short- 8 River in friend (another malel. was not very well thought out. You tempered England CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-5 said, "Bisexuality is a fact of life that can occur in any 17 Towel word 9 Else family. Give him up graciously, he has already consciously or 16 Juliet's lover 10 Information 19 Most lengthy bureau (abbr.) Frank and Eme$t unconsciously made a choice." Phoenicia ships H o m tt for Safe Aportmonf For Roni 53 Pritcllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Clare Boothe 11 Musical ” DMISC. FOR SALE * TAQ SALES Abby, if he had.been a wonderful husband for 18 years, intenral 33 Financier 48 Songstress Lo­ and a great father, as she stated, she should have been en* 23 Sea dog 16 G rand____ Robert__ gan VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 t h is is embarrassins HAVE MANCHESTER- Attractively 'ft' couraged to try to save her marriage rather than demolish ^ VOURE GOING TO 24 Gone from dam 35 Fabulist 50 Infamous ROOM COLONIAL- 3 Artlcl»$ tor Solo 41 MOVING - Selling Hobse - STUART/ , E V E R paneled heated 2 room apart­ TH/flV IT, M tfr it. CATCH IT WHEN WE home 20 Vaporous 40 Scoops Roman fireplaces, large Family Furniture. Cherry, Maple, The; B _ R_____ O T H E R S ment. Stove, refrigerator. Granted she is in Shock, and granted there has been GET AWAV FROM 27 Gentle 22 Flower 43 Put out a emperor Room. Very luxurious Oak, Mahogany. Combination I , COME ON/ KARAAAAZOV? creature Adults, references, no pets. TVyrru. ibNC o ^ m i deception on his part, but she isn’t the only woman in the 24 Egg (Fr.| tenant 51 Of liquid throughout! Call R. Zimmer, Safe, l&”x l9 " m ” . Mahogany 29 Strike $225. 646-3167, 228^3540. 25 Skeleton part 45 Nothing J.D, Real Estate for details. Stereo, White Sewing world who’s married lo a gay man. If she lives in a big city, 32 Football team waste ALUMINUM Sheets used as M Y L A N O r U l ^ a B there is a mental health clinic and a gay community service 26 Bible part 46 Mormon State 52 Plush 646-1980. or 647-1139.. Machine, Antique Glass, 34 With no 28 Initiated printing plates. .007 thick 22 LOCUST, ST R E E T - 7 47 One of 55 Wireless Pressed, Cut, Blown, etc. agency,which can put her and her husband in touch with a trouble 30 Beverages 23x2S'k'^', 25 cents each or 5 rooms. Security. No young A lT a n d t y p e Columbus' MANCHESTER, BY Forest Hills. 649-8464. 8 support group for gay married men and their wives. 36 Invisible 31 City of signal for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be •••••••••••••••••••••••••• child. No appliances. No pets. 37 Yellowstone OWNER. 6 room Cape, new picked}icked up before 11 a.m. Tenant Insurance required. t h e l e t t e r . I Counselors will help them deal with^he realities of their kitchen, lovely yard. $60's. By Dogt-BIrdi-Pott 43 marriage and show them how. to build a new relationship attraction ONLY. $330 monthly. Call 9-5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 appointment. 643-9380. No 38 Lipids weekdays, 646-2426. based on honest and open communication. Or they may con­ 39 Cry of sorrow agents. DELIVERING DARK LOAM HOME SWEET HOME - clude that it’s best to separate. But at least they should con­ 12 13 14 Completeip l health-guard iHMar *»-(o 41 Compass - 6 yards, $40 plus tax. Also FEMALE ROOMMATE sider the,alternatives instead of scrapping the marriage. point 15 16 17 sand, grayel and stone. 643- facilities. Cats also. Canine e tfn frr n>a, »« ,t.u . $ii«. va ni on 1 am sorry that you viewed the situation as hopeless. It FOREST HILLS- 8 room wanted to share 2 bedroom 42 Valuable card 9504'. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon isn't. 18 19 20 Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, first Road, Manchester. 646-5971. duplex. $125. Call 643-2018, or 44 Immediately floor family room with 643-9114 after 5:30 p.m. GAILY MARRIED IN S.F. 46 Firm 21 22 23 CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Auto$ For Solo 41 AutOi For Solo Uotoreyclot-BIcyeloo 44 fireplace, large modern AKC MINI DACHSHUND - 41 Autoo For Solo 41 49 Erotic photo set, electric welder, acetylene Captafn Easy — Crooka ft Lawranca 24 2S 28 29 30 31 kitchen, slfders to large deck, Long hair, male, inoculated. PROFESSIONAL (Male 31) DEAR GAILY MARRIED: Although my answer was (I 53 Railroad outfit, aluminum ladder, seeking same or student to WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1978 HARLEY DAVmSON - sleeper ■ walkout basement, gas heat, 2 Personality plus quality. Stud VW BUG 1971- Excellent con­ BUICK U SABRA 1974 - 4 thought) very well thought out, a surprising number of 32 33 34 35 trailer tires, new electric LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, CLEAR OUT, FROHTO! EAST'S X VES-HE THINKS X car garage, wooded lot. Group seryice. 76-8925. share large 2 bedroom duplex wrecked and junk cars. A & B dition. New tires. Best offer. door hardtop. Excellent condi­ readers wrote to say that they are happily married to HAVIN6 5AVEP FL055V FROM THE M O B - 54 infirmities generator, electric lawn- 100% stock and in excellent EA V PHONES MtKEE TO SEND HIS JE T i H O PE FU tW T’SO M E FO UND \ SHE’S IN PAMSER! 56 Man of great I. Philbnck Agency. 646-4200. in Manchester. $140. 646-0332, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Call anytime 5662232. tion. Regular gas. $1650. 646 6 3« 37 mower. Eyenings, 633-7060. shape. $4500. 742-8786. bisexual mates, and my advice was way out in left field. PLACE WHERE THE FLOSSY BUT IT SURELY valor leave message. Call Tony 6466223. 8188 after 5:30. Road on: SHELTIE PUPPIES - AKC. WE’U BE WAITIM6 VIAFIA CAN'T FIND FOLLETT WON'T HARM OUR 57 New England 38 39 40 Champion Sire. All shots, 1978 CHEVY IMPALA - 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT AT LASUARPIA AIR- VOUl ASAIW /SALESI _ cape 1 " EAST HARTFORD - Move 33-OLD MALE looking for 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1975 DODGE DART 42 44 wormed. Excellent tempera­ Power steering, air con­ 756 Kerker headers. KNN DEAR ABBY: I’m sorry DESPERATE WIFE didn’t ask PORTl BUT OOKrTTEtL 1 k TO AT LEAST 58 Nile queen, 45 right into this charming 3 roommate to share 2 bedroom excellent. Must sell, SWINGER - 30,000 miles. ment. 643-2969. ditioning, am-fm radio. Must filters. Oil cooler. Much ME for advice instead of you. I have been happily married to AHYONB I'VE FOUNP NOTIFY HER for short Bedroom Ranch on quiet Manchester Townhouse. $165 sacrificing! Any reasonable Mint condition! Call 6463893. PARENTS! 40 47 46 49 SO 51 52 street. Boasts fresh paint and BRAND NEW WEDDING monthly. Call between 5 and 7 offer over $1450. Call after sell! Call 528-9521 Monday more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 a bisexual mah for 33 years and have no regrets. We raised HER!».yOU SAVVY r 59 Part of the BEAUTIFUL S3 54 a 12x22 family room off the GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. p.m. or on weekends, 643-0509. 3:30 p.m., 6461150, 528-6063. thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. p.m. four wonderful children who knew nothing of their father's eye 55 56 Best reasonable offer ABANDONDED CATS & 1968 FORD FALCON - 6 60 Derby kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. ^linder. 3-sp eed automatic. proclivity until they were grown and able lo understand it. 57 SB 59 Barnett-Bowman. 633-3661. accepted. Please telephone KITTENS - Some Angora. 1 1975 PLYMOUTH - Sports FOR SALE - 1975 Yamaha 61 Soviet news AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1st.- 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida Runs good. $4(0. Call 6468215. None of them love him any less for it, and all are hetero­ agency 646-2161, after 6:00 p.m. Siamese. Spayed and Fury. 8 cylinder. Vinyl top. RD350 - Call Joe at 6464398 80 61 62 4 rooms. Sun porch. Heat, hot Customized, in and out. 14 sexual, I might add. 62 Scottish lake neutered. Call 342-0571, 633- Low mileage. New tires. after 4:30 p.m. -IS water. 1 car garage. Security miles per gallon on regular XKE PARTS - Also XK140 I knew my husband was gay when I married him, but 1 SPLIT LEVEL - 7 Rooms, 2 6581. Power steering and rear (NIWSFaFER CNTEHPRISI «SSN ' required. No pets. References fuel. Loaded with extras in­ Radiator, nose with good grill, never felt threatened by it. He was 38 and I was 34. We are baths, 3 bedrooms, family needed. $325 monthly. Call cluding Factory Air! Low defogger. In good conditon. 1974 YAMAHA RD 250 - Street 0 Mutlcal Inotrumonti 44 etc. XK120 gas tank, etc. Cash both in the theater. I could bet my life he has never had an room. 20x40 in-ground pool 6463414. mileage. One owner. Call anytime, 5662125. Asking Bike. Excellent condition. 4,- WOOD PICTURE FRAME $3000. offer. 742-6520. affair since our marriage. with cabana. Garage. 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels Excellent condition. Over 000 miles. $800 or best offer. Aluminum siding. Group I FREE CASE with all 1/2 Call 643-0417 after 5 p.m. If I had caught my husband in the arms of another man at Win at bridge Coffee Si End Tables $20. price...... Guitars...... with...... this. „„ad. VERNON - One bedroom $14,000 invested. A real 1967 FORD CUSTOM - V-8. Realtors. Philbrick Agency, apartment. Immediate oc­ bargain for $7495. Must be any point in our marriage I would no more have considered Allay Oop — Dava Graua 646- 4200. Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors Rivers Music, 7 Main1 StreetStree Automatic. $99.95. Call after divorcing him than I would had I caught him with a woman. cupancy, Call 871-2484, after seen. Call 643-0421. 7:00 p.m., 643-4284. 1978 YAMAHA-XS 400 Special. St Buoy $50, Diving Equip- New Britain. 225-1977.. Open ttil He’s a fine, beautiful man who by nature is able to relate ment, (fins, mask, gloves, 9 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Excellent condition. $ 1 ^ , or L E T S ( SO SCON? 1 ITS VOOS IDEA, AND FRANKLV, ,„I THINK THE SOOJER 1966 GTO. 400 H.O. cam. Holly best offer. Cail 643-4611. sexually to both sexes, which is not as rare as most people OUTOFSISHT our lOU'VE CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms. knife) old rocker $10. 649- 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. eO .O O P l WHAT5 T H 'j I ’M (sLAD HE SueSESTED IT! WE SET HIM ON THE (DF= m i n d , iS t h a t ' SOT IT.' 650 double pump, headers, think. WE'RE V HURRY?/I'lVI AFRAID WHEN THE FULL IM- Scatter gun slam bidding Remodeled Kitchen and 1104. VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. TIRED OF LOOKING - Relax Excellent running condition, engine Just rebuilt. Keystone BANK - REPOSSESSIONS laDAD, THE b e t t e r ! T H ' ID E A ? and let pros doing the looking automatic transmission, FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmobile NAMELESS. PLEASE. IN N.Y.C. PULUNS WCT OF WHAT HAPPENED HERE Baths. Aluminum siding, in- Excellent condition. $90.00. mags, interior very good. s in k s i n c o u l d h it h im Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, Compero-Trolloro O U T, / , Q A . , IT may he taken a little liberty ground pool with patio and FORCED HOT AIR Call 643-4762. while you do the living. Over power steering and radio. Body needs some work. AM- PBeTTV HARD! ^ New battery, new body work. needs work $1195. 1974 Jeep Mobile Homes with what actually happened privacy. Group I. Philbrick FURNACE- Some age but fine 500 vacancies, all sizes, areas FM casette. Best offer over 85 NORTH 9-10-A at the table? South's final bid Agency. 646-4200. working order. Four burner and prices. Call today, 236 568-2646. $1300. Call 643-6226. Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive DEAR ABBY: As a neuro-psychiatrist, I have had many 4 AQ96 HOLTON TRUMPET - Good 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- of six clubs looks as if he were naturai gas stove, brown. Fine condition, $90 or best offer. 5646, Rental Assistors. $3200. 1973 Buick U Sabre married bisexual male patients. Most of them were 4 8 5 3 $995. 1972 MG Model B/GT, 2 Very good condition, to n y flying blind in a fog and need­ older wardrobe. 649-5547. 646-1032. AMERICAN MOTORS vigorous, successful men in high-paying positions with 4 7 ed to know about North’s sin­ ELLINGTON RIDGE GOLF MAGNIFICENT MANSION - door Coupe, low mileage extras! Call 633-4890. intelligent, good-looking wives. In every case there also 4 K 10 7 4 3 COURSE is across the street. GREMLIN 1OT3 - 6 cylinder. gleton diamond in advance.” OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. DRUM SET - 5 piece, good Extra large 3 bedrooms. Kids Stick shift. Regular gas. New $1800. 1970 Chevrolet Malibu were healthy, well-adjusted children. There was a close rap­ Immaculate 8 Rooms, 4 WANTED JUNK AND LATE $350. 1970 C hrysler New 14 FT. BONANZA - Ice box, WEST EAST Oswald; "The slam would Hutch, walnut finish, starter set, good condition. and pets ok. $300. Call for tires. $900. 647-1270. port between these patients and their families for years un­ bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths details. (125-1) Rental MODEL WRECKS - Cash Yorker $395. The above may stove, and holding tank, with 4J532 4K10 84 be hard to reach by modem excellent condition $150. New Asking $125. Call 649-2062. til circumstances forced the skeletons out of the closet. 4974S 4AJ6 experts. Actually, South’s Colonial. Fireplace family B-13 Steel Radial Firestone ...... Assistors, 2365646, small fee Paid. Call Parker Street Used be seen at the Savings Bank of Porta-Potty. $500. Call after 5 room with beamed ceilings. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. 1976 MATADOR- F u lly p.m.,871-2746. In every case the wife preferred to continue in the mar­ 49643 4KQJIII8S final bid of six clubs was typi­ 721 Tire, $35, 643-1814. Boolt-Aceottorloo 45 equipped with air con­ Manchester, Main Street, Immediate occupancy. Pasek PLUSH & LUSH - Charming 4 Manchester. riage. Not one man I ever treated was willing to give up his 4 6 4 ------cal of the scatter-gun slam Realtors, 289-7475. ditioning. 34,000 mile, A-1 con- , 15 FT. SCOTTI - Self- homosexuality —but he didn't want to give up his wife bidding of the early days. BLACK & WHITE 16 FOOT PEMBROKE rooms. Washer and dryer, 2 dition! $2400. Call 6462185. SOUTH baths. Bargain priced at ^00. contained unit with heater. either. Such individuals seek help only when they get ar­ 4 7 North's two-spade jump was a PORTABLE TELEVISION RUNABOUT with trailer $ ^ , force back then. It showed at COLONIAL - CAPE Garage, SET- $30. Call 528-7212 Call now. (968-3) Rental Trucks for Sole 82 Lightweight, excellent rested. lose a lover or are exposed for some reason. Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productidna 4 K <3 10 Hospital bed $25. 6465892. 1975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA towing. $l20o. Call after 5 least two quick tricks. One fireplace, 1 1/2 baths. anytime. Assistors, 2365646, small fee. 86 4 door. Automatic, air con­ DESPERATE WIFE may have wanted only your confir­ 4 A 2 Aluminum siding. Immediate p.m., 871-2746. mation of her wish to keep her husband; you let her down. 4 AQJ98S2 and a half in spades plus a 12 FOOT AQUACAT 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - ditioning, AM-FM. Dark /'T o o k half in clubs this time. As for occupancy. Only $59,900. WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe CATAMERAN- 22 foot mast. EAST HARTFORD - Great running condition. green. 89,o0o miles. Velour in­ L.A. PHYSICIAN AT Vulnerable; Neither Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. washing machine, XC, $135.00. Dynamite 4 Vi rooms. the singleton diamond, that Very good condition. $350. Call Asking $500. Can be seen at terior. Very ciean. $2500. 646 TH A T Dealer: East was a lucky guess. Of course, Zenith 21 inch portable black 6464689, Appliances, many extras. International Motor Car, Ltd., 4489 after 5 p.m. DEAR PHYSICIAN: Possibly. But the fact that the hus* C A R /... ALUMINUM SIDED CAPE and white TV- $45.(X). Wall $200. (944-4) Rental Assistors, West North East South the slam was a cinch," 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD band had an affair in his own home tells me that perhaps he AM I with swimming pool and cabinet grouping- $50.00. Antlqueo 48 2365646, small fee. Ct., or call 871-0849. 1973 TOYOTA CARINA- Good WANTED to get caught and end the closet capers. S E E IN G 14 Dbl. covered patio. 7 rooms. Cen­ Brand new 2 drawer filing ------Could help to sell your items Pass 24 34 44 condition. Automatic. Snow faster, rent your room quicker ATTENTION THINGS Asfctht Bxpxrti tral yet peaceful. Priced lo cabinet- $38.00. 633-9740. A N T IQ U ES & MANCHESTER - Large 7 tires. Immaculate interior. Pass 54 Pass 64 sell in the mid 50's. Group I, rooms, 3 bedrooms, laundry and bring you better results! Pass Pass Pass COLLECTIBLES - Will Asking $1200. Call 6466250. Ask the Herald Classified Ad TOYOTA-DATSUN Problems? YouH feel better if you get them off your V ?- Beifiore Agency, 647-1413. purchase outright, or selPon room, yard, families, You hold: EXCELLENT CONDITION- taker about details. Put the (M cap t C orona) chest. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los commission. House lot or children, no pets, security and 1973 MAVERICK- Body good. Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel single piece. Telephone 644- references, $295 a month, STAR to work for you! Phone Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclose stam p ^ , self-addressed Opening lead: 4 3 Rocker. $100. Black ^ sto n Motor new. Extras. Must be 643-2711. CAROWNERS • envelope. ♦ KQxx 8962 electricity included. Open seen! Ask for Jeff after 6 y X Rocker $70. Set of McGregor ...... house Monday and Tuesday 1973 TOYOTA fcORONA Golf Clubs (irons and woods) . _ WAGON - Good condition. p.m., 6463379. FRONT-END ♦ X BY OWNER - 20 Harvard nights, 6 to 7:30 at 184 South By Oswald Jacoby ♦ AQJlOxxz $100 - used 1 season. Pair of □ RENTALS Main Street. New cylinder head, brakes. ALIGNMENT Road. Attractive Custom Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659- Must be seen. Askiiu $^00. 1973 OPEL MANTA- Standard and Alan Sontag A Maryland reader wants Built Cape. 3 bedrooms. 1 1/2 0718. Call anytime after 5PM. 646 transmission. $1000. Call 646 Astrograph to know your rebkl after part­ baths. Garage. Private Rooms lor Rent 52 MANCHESTER - Secluded 4128. 1970 GMC - V-8, 12 ft. Oswald; “My ( ner responds one^eart to your and quiet in quiet private 5026. Tha Born Loser — Art Sansom backyard, within sight of aluminum body truck. 1 1/2- old bridge books includes one one-cluD opening. FLAT FIELDSTONE - lor house. Kids ok. to n y extras. ton capacity. Newly painted Bowers Schooi. $64,900. 649- retaining walls, patios or THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ PLYMOUTH 1974 - 4 door •10.95 Bernice Bede Osol written in 1935 by the late We simply jump to three 3913. trally located. Downtown $250. (937-2) Rental Assistors, custom, 318. Ebtcellent condi­ and rebuilt engine. clubs and hope for the best. fireplaces. Call 295-0250 or 2365646. Small fee. 1977 PONTIAC LE MANS Rufus Sommerville. He does a Manchester. Kitchen tion. New exhaust system. Reasonable. Call 528-9341 MGH0LS4UN(KSTaniE,MC, pretty good job on play and (NEWSPAPER e n t e r pr is e . ASSN.) 295-0034. WAGON- Power, air con­ After 4:30 646-8136. MANCHESTER- Cozy Cape. privileges. Call 649-2358. ditioning, automatic, small V- Brakes and hoses. 646W9. ' 296 Broad 81. hold anything back. Honesty is nis bidding is interesting Private rard. Modern kitchen SEARS 10 HP Lawn Mower / 8, roof rack, AM-FM radio, Manchaatar, Conn. your best policy, even if the truth , one's iw/ because it shows how bidding (For a copy of JACOBY -pd bath. Recreation room, ' Tractor. Good condition, (^all MANCHESTER - Room for steel radials. 27,000 miles. 1972 TOYOTO COROLLA IW Cfour hurts. has improved over the last 50 MODERN, send $1 to: “ Wir 9/ Low $50's. By appointment, rent. Private entrance. Heat - Needs rebuilt engine, or for 1971 CHEVY BAUVILLE AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 643-9877. WANTED - Working woman Excellent condition. $3975. VAN- Carpeted. PS. PB. New 643-1161 years" Bridge." care of this news^' .- 643-9380. No agents. and utilities paid. $45 weekly. parts. New tires. New ^Birthday You may become involved In a Alan: "I note that his bidd­ per. P.O. Box 4Ag, Radio City age 50 to 65 to share bright, Call 643-2857. trans and brakes. Reasonable. speculative situation today that Call 242-1872. muffler. Gas lock. Asking Station. New York. N. Y. SWIM POOLS- Distributors lovely 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, Must drive. 643-5277. has profitable promise. The ers seem to get to the right disposing of brand new 31' modern apartment. $350. Call 643-6032. 8opt.11,1979 contract. Do you think that he 10019.) MANCHESTER - Excellent returns may not be as large, ANDOVER $110,000 - Historic long above ground pools com­ Automatic washer and dryer Your chances tor success look however, as you might imagine. Coionial on 13 1/2 acres plete with huge 16’ sundeck, furnished room for in apartment. Located in Ver­ very good this coming year, pro- PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) features 3 bedrooms, large fencing, filter. Asking $687. gentleman. Convenient loca­ non area. Call 8765485. vided you don't set more goals Decisions you make today bath, kitchen, dining room, Financing and installation tion. Parking. No kitchen than you an achieve. Focus on should be based upon their long- Heathcliff — George Qately living room, bourning room, available. 203-324-9289. privileges. $30 weekly. 646 BUSINESS & SERVICE the most productive and pass up range benefits, rather than on 4003. their immediate returns. Consid­ keeping room, music room, 4 Homos lor Rent 54 the others temporarily. firepiaces, a carriage house ELECTROLUX VACUUM in VIRGO (Aug. 23-8opt. 22) A er tomorrow, too. not lust today. and barn. FIRESIDE MANCHESTER - Immaculate member of your family may not ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your good condition, with power TOLLAND - 8 Room Modern be as perceptive and innovative Ideas are good and should be REALTY. 643-8030, 647-9144. nozzle. $149; less power nozzle room, convenient location. Colonial, with privacy. $550 Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll Security, references required as you are, so you may have to carried out today, but don't $99. Call 6463125. per month. References and deceive yourself into thinking EAST HARTFORD- FIRESIDE REALTY, 643- ■ • just go ahead and prove yourself security deposit required. right. You can do It. Find out they are grander than they really T | T - T f 8030, 647-9144. Assumable mortgage. 3 MATCHING SOFA AND Group I Realtors, Philbrick more of what lies ahead for you are. Be realistic. I'V E PEEN ST>\NE>IN^ WHY W ERE ViXI ITiS BETTER THAN Bedroom Cape. 3/4 dormer. LOVESEAT - Brown, white Agency, 646 4200. in the year following your birth­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Car­ HERETHINKINe T H IN K IN S ^ T H IN K IN G Dining room. 2 full baths. Full Aportments For Rent 53 ing deeply for others and and gold 2 years old. excellent day by sending for your copy of ABOUT RUTABASk^S. ABOUrt^mOACK basement. Bus line. Near Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for expressing it masterfully today ABOUT condition. $300. 7 pair 45x81 VERNON- 1 bedroom apart-' ' ANDOVER - 7 Room House on RUTABA^A'S^ l O S C H O O - . shopping. Broker. 5263264. lined floral design drapes, 2 Services Oflored each to Astro-Graph. Box 489. will certainly work to your advan­ ment to sublet. Available Oc- 5 acres. 3 bedrooms. Garage. 31 Services OHered 31 Pointing-Poporing tage. However, one with little years old, custom made at 32 Building Conlroclln- 33 Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. $425 . 742-9179, after 3 p.m. Be sure to specify birth date. scruples may try to use this to Watkin’s. $35 a pair. Excellent LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Keep his benefit. fnvestmsnf Property 25 condition. 649-8622. M w ater ALUMINUM TRIM PAINTING- Interior, CARPENTER - Repairs, 1 V private patio. estimates, discount senior and SIDING INSTALLED - your clever thoughts to yourself GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It’s monthly. Otilces-Stores lor Rent 55 citizens. Company Exterior. Quality remodeling, additions, gar! 871-9636. Small jobs welcomed. Call Workmanship! Reasonable ages, roofing. Call David today. You could run the risk of best to work alone today if possi­ COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 Manchester-owned and ble, because your creativity and MANCHESTER - Main Street 2260800, after 6:00 p.m. Rates! Call Rick at 6460709, Patria, 644-1796. someone snatching them away if feet waterfront property with LOOKING for anything in real operated. Call 6461327, you tell the wrong person. originality could be diluted by 4 large cott^es in very good modern offices available. 300, after 5:00 p.m. SCORPIO (O ct. 24>Nov. 22) Your one who thinks he is helping but condition Fully furnished, 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or B&M TREE SERVICE - PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS ideas could be fantastic today, isn't. located in Sandy Beach area, rRocTtoolfbuH e/''’fl^ homll'muUipk'Crnng/? parts of. Heat, air con­ FURNITURE - Complete (Construction. Ad­ but make certain you are aware CANCER (June 21-July 22) , ir^l. I . . ^ //a, ^ Specialist in tree and stump LEE PAINTING- Interior & docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ each; 1 RocE Maple dressCT AssTC®ate?'lnc°M6“ 9M*‘*‘® ditioning Included. Call 646 removal. Free estimates. ditions, Remodeling. - Free of their price tags before barging Plans form ulated today will aa^ STRIPPING Exterior. “Check My Rate prove to be sound and clever, turesque setting. Very with drawers $100; and 2 ®^®-*880. 2469 or 6462755. Senior citizen discount. 24- Estimates. Fully Insured. full steam ahead. You might 9-1 0 cAALU Before You Decorate” . deem them impractical. even though It might be difficult private. Owners want to Coionial wingback chairs $50 V FR N O N / ROCKVILLE- hour, year-round service, 643- I Call 643-0797 for free Call 6464879. finance. Excelient investment each or $100 pair. 649-7051. 466 MAIN STREET. North of Dependable. Fully Insured. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) to put them into action today. Accepting applications for 2 7285. estimates. Ask for Rob. 6461653. Others are likely to have more Don't discard them. for group or indvidual. Zanotti Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. CARPENTRY - All types of Short Riba — Frank Hill Bedroom Apartment, starting of centrally located space. faith in your Ingenious plans LEO (July 23-Aug 22) The Realtors, 649-0272 , 228-9485 at $191 monthly. Includes afl J.B. ELECTRONICS - repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool today than you do yourself. Step resourceful and shrewd manner •>OU IPIOT.XOUR eUN GEE ,S O S S ,I THOUGHT Ideal for store, office or other COME. OUT, Bl® AL utilities, wall-to-wall "M anchester’s Stereo Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and back so you can see what they in which you conduct your affairs iS n T L O A P E D . MV SILENCER WAS business or commercial use. Building Controcting 33 Windows Hung. Celling today will reward you handsome­ AND PUM DUM.yyF WORKIN' EXTRA QOOP. Reel Estate Wanted CORD WOOD FOR SALE - carpeting and appliances. Call Expert! ” Repair all brands of FURNITURE REFINISHER- HAVE >t>J SURROLIN 28 1-237-8858, EHO. Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. Home Stereo & Portable TVs. Repaired and Painted. Call ^PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) ly. Take care not to be Seasoned hardwood, 4 ft. Professional Furniture WES ROBBINS Carpentry overwhelmed by success. Call Jack, 643-1262. Refinishing. Reasonable anytime, 6438130. It's to your advantage to tell it SELLING your house? Call us lengths. $55 a cord. You pick PROFESSIONAL , / remodeling specialist. Ad- like it is today, rather than to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) T first and we'll make you a up. Call 429-4889. 456 1/2 MAIN STREET- 6 BUSINESS OFFICE rates. "Antique Restoration ditions, rec rooms, dormers, room house. No young RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 cash offer! T.J. Crockett BUILDING - Approximately REWEAVING burn holes. Our Specialty” . Call Robert built-ins, bathrooms, Bvriyt World — Jim Borry Realtor, 643-1577. FOR SALE- Pine China children. No appliances. No 2600 square feet, with ample Zippers, umbrellas repair^. Treat, 2260271. kitchens, 6463446. utilities. No pets. Security. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Hutch. Excellent condition. 'parking.. Close to Center, Window shades, Venetian ment (Co. Expert installation MAY WE BUY your home? Call after 5 p.m,, 644-9107. Tenant Insurance required. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT...... CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, $330 monthly. Available hospital and new court of aluminum siding gutters Quick, (air, all cash and no building. For info, call 566 Marlow's, 867 Main St. 646 Polnling-Popering 32 Repairs, Cabinets. and trim. Roofing installation 0 problem. Call Warren E. 24-FOOT POOL - Above November 1st. Call 6462426, 5221. Call Gary Cushing 3462009. /Mu n c h .-G o e B L E ... weekday 9 to 5. 7658 or 871-0401. and repairs 6466495, 871-2323. Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. ground, side surface PAINTING - Interior and e L U F T --$ N 4 E K F .. skimmer, ladder, vacuum, MANCHESTER - Store or Of­ exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY winter cover, filter. Mint con­ MANCHESTER- Main Street. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, SPECIALIZING cleaning and fice for rent. Drive by 218 excellent vyork references. Carpentry and general con­ repairing chimneys, roofs, This Funny World dition. $225. 649-1785. 2 room apartment. Heated. attics, garages, yards Our Boarding Houaa Lp/w a >-1 Household Goods Spruce Street. Call 643-2121. cleaned, moving, Free estimates! Fully in­ tracting. Residential and new rools. Free estimates. 30 40 Hot water. Appliances. No commercial. Whether it be a UOVES you! trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn sured. Martin Matson, 646 y®®5|glExperience. Howley, heh-h e h ; >eiu som e­ » Iffn McN««fbl Syod.. I k ORGAN SPINET - M-3 Model, pets, Parking, Security. 523- small repair job, a custom WHEBE'VE W BEEN? EMv&ms REFRIGERATORS 7047. EAST HARTFORD-135 Bum- service. No job too big or 4431. t im e s TOINK MM7RIEP MEN not electronic. True organ side. 1000 sq. ft. Lease built home or anything in DID YDDR V/IFE 6ROUNP Washers / Ranges, used, small. 568-852:522. AUE prisoners; b u t a c tu a ll y , sound. Excellent condition required. Arruda and ^ r- between, call 6461379. Sa i FDB CDMW HOME ' guaranteed and clean. New 5 ROOM - 2 bedroom apart­ QUALITY PAINTING and ROOFER WILL Install roof, MARTHA OFTEN INSISTSTHAT Draw bars. $500. Call 649-1785. comb. 644-8000 or 644-1539. Paper Hanging by Willis siding or gutter for low dis­ LA TE AFTER THE CARD, shipment damaged, G.E & ment. Mature adults, no EXPERT PAINTING and CARPENTRY & MASONRY - I LEAVE m y l a b o r a t o r y FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. children. No pets. No utilities. Schultz. Fully insured count price. Call Ken at 647- for a REFRESHING WALK! WE BUY & SELL USED EAST HARTFORD-135 Burn­ LANDSCAPING Specia112ing references. 649-4343. Additions and Remodeling. 1566. 5HE5HOULPA B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main FURNITURE. One piece or Centrally located. Security in Exterior House Painting. Street, 643-2171, side. 1000 sq. ft. Lease Free estimates. Call Anthony ...... K E N CHEERIN' A F T E R entire household. Cash On The and references. $200 monthly. Tree pruning, spraying, a required. Arruda and ^ r- Squillacote 649-0811. HooUng-Piumblng 35 THE lusoH you HE Line, Furniture Barn. 6 ^ Write Box 623, Manchester, comb. 644-8000 or 644-1539. mowing, weeding. Call 7«- A&W PAINTING Contrac­ GAVE RIN&O ON GIVES 0865. Conn. 06040. 7947. tors. Quality painting and FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY 9-/0 ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! s e w e r l in e s , sink lines; PRAWIN to AN HIM A miftby W4I01 Biot paper hanging at reasonable - Remodeling and Additions. cleaned with electric cutters INGIDE , LAWNMOWER Custom made draperies, slip­ rates. Fully insured. Free covers and upholstery. Budget SWING CRADLE, car bed, Wontod to Rent 57 WATERPROOFING - Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 by professionals. McKinney 5H?AI(SHT.' FOR , stroller, playpen, maternity Hatchways, foundation Estimates. Call Wayne 646 years’ experience! For Free c o m p a n y ; T h E $E g o o d ie s 4K E I Op/eo'THBSB P/AVG Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 clothes and baby clothes. 643- 7696. or 6461000. 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX - YOUNG COUPLE with small cracks, tile lines, sump Estimates, call 646-4239. PER CUSTOMBHS i t VM G 0N N 4 C4TOH H\M Stove, refrigerator, dis­ child looking for 2- or 3- pumps, m v ity feeds, window /\R E V4 GONN4 4PPLVJ WITHOUT HIS FARRAND REMODELING - ELECTRIC RANGE- With hwasher. 11/2 baths. Garage, bedroom apartment with gar­ wells. 30 years experience. f e r a r . . ~ ...____ A m o u t h f u l l : STAMP ALBUM- 1926 thru p e r s o n a l Paperhanging Cabinets and Formica Tops, NO jpB TOO SMALL-ToiI7t eye level oven, and lower yard, nice neighborhood. age. Reasonable. In 643-4953, 872-7611.72-7'" 1970 Commeratives, $300. Igo tonchester. South Windsor, for particular people, by Dick. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad- oven. First $100 takes it. Call jokers or dealers please. 646 Manchester. $350 a month plus Call 6465703 anytime. ditions. Decks, All types of replaced. 568-9439. pay own utilities (gas heat). East Hartford. Call 643^658. STREET repaired,------’ rec ro roc o m s. 7841, after 5:00 p.m. Remodeling and Repairs. throom remodeling, heat Available between Sept 20 “ ...... GLASTONBURY- Hebron Phone 643-6017. and Oct. 1. O lirV b y NEA. Inc 1978 WHIRLPOOL - Heavy SWIM POOLS distributor dis­ Call 6461608 after Avenue School District. Ages PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - duty washer. Hardly used. 5PM. Quality craftsmanship at low posing of brand new 31' long □ AUTOMOTIVE 2 and up, or kindergarten, half LEON CIESZYNSKI PllmbiilWaf/^^^^^^^^ $150 solid. 289-0639. days. After 5, 6369074. prices. Call 6465424. ^ BUILDER- New Homes, _Ad...... above ground pools complete 486 MAIN STREET - 6room with huge 16' sundeck, fen­ 4iftot F or Solo 51 ------— ______^ ditions, Remodelinling, Rec Services Wonted "The polls are looking pretty good since the ELECTRIC DRYER $50, 17- cing, filter. Asking $687. apatment. No appliances. No BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Kitchens 38 pets. No utilities. Tenant in­ PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Rooms, Garages, Mississippi River trip, but let's not overdo It." Cubic-Foot Refrigerator Financing and installation Fireplaces, concrete. 3 - 1 0 $250. Call 633-7472 after 5:00 surance required. Security. WE PAY $10 for complete . i „ , , - Interior and exterior. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath OVERNIGHT BABYSITTER iHEY JUST PON'T UNDERSTAND = p.m. available. Call Jerry collect, junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Chinriney rep^s No job too Commercial and residential Tile, Dormers, Roofing, NEEDED to care for our 2 203-324-9289. $250 monthly. Available Oct. ^ illi small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Free estim ates Fully in- Residential or Commercim. "Around here, Peterson, we don't use 1. Call 6462426 weekdays, 65. Auto Body. 6261' girls - ages 5 and 6. Sept. 30 lo estimates. jured. 6464879. ' 6464291. Oct. 5. Call 643-0464. the term 'kicked upstairs’ lightlyl"

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