PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct, 16, 1978 Yale Installs 19th President Cassano Town Head NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Yale University has marched near the Yale campus carrying signs Giamatti said institutions of higher educa­ In Cotter Campaign a new president, the grandson of an Italian im­ calling for the Yale Corporation to withdraw tion across the nation will face a fiscal crisis migrant and the youngest in more than 200 investments from firms doing business with because while costs are increasing, the years to lead the Ivy League institution. MANCHESTER — Stephen Cassano has been named South Africa. number of potential students is declining. campaign coordinator in Manchester for U.'s. Rep. The Weather A. Bartlett Giamatti, a Renaissance scholar “Within a dozen years there will be just a Giamatti succeeded Kingman Brewster Jr. William Cotter, who is seeking reelection in the First and avid Boston Red Sox fan, was formally in­ million fewer 18-year-olds in America than WHAT’8 who left Yale to become U.S. ambassador to Congressional District. Mostly sunny today with augurated Saturday in ceremonies marking there were three years ago. The competition highs 50 to 55, around 12 C. Great Britain. Brewster and Hanna Gray, Cassano is deputy mayor and a member of the Town him the 19th president of the 277-year-old for potential college applicants will increase NEWS Clear and cold tonight with former acting president who is now president Board of Directors. He also is assistant professor of school. lows in the 30s. Sunny and of the University of Chicago, attended the dramatically,” he said. Sociology at Manchester Community College. The 40-year-old goateed English professor ceremonies. Giamatti, who attends as many Boston Red ilanrIjTstTr tEitpuing Hrral^ warmer Wednesday with highs told about 3,000 onlookers that colleges must “Bill Cotter has shown great concern for the people of The procession through the streets of down­ Sox games as he can squeeze into his busy Manchester, and he has demonstrated that concern by near 60. Rain probability: near focus their will and energy on raising the town New Haven, held at the peak of the fall schedule, is known to wear a Red Sox hat Vol. XCVII, No. 14 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, October 17, 1978 zero today and tonight; 10 per­ nation's aspirations and goals. taking positive action that has proved valuable to our A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 foliage in Connecticut, was led by trumpeteers around campus during the season and once community,” Cassano said. Record Lows cent Wednesday. National "America seems to want to settle only for a said his main ambition in life was to be presi­ weather map: page 17. playing a fanfare. The rain let up before the He mentioned Cotter’s involvement in helping resolve credible competence in its education, its dent of the American League. Clear autumn skies translate to ceremony began under steel gray skies. the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act crisis government . .. its craftmanship,” said He was graduated from Yale in 1960 with a colder temperatures. It was clear “I’m very sorry to leave teaching. I love it,” and his effort in the development of Manchester’s Giamatti, a scholar in Medieval and Giamatti said when he uas named president B.A. degree in English and in 1964 with a doc­ across New England Monday Renaissance literature.. transportation system for the elderly and handicapped. night and early today and the last December. “I remember my one hope as torate in comparative literature. He is the “We need Bill Cotter in Congress to continue his fine Before the afternoon inauguration grandson of an Italian immigrant and the first temperature readings reflected a freshman here was to be professor of A. Bartlell Ciamalli work for all First District residents,” Cassano said. it. ceremony, a dozen student demonstrators English at Yale.” Yale president of Italian extraction. For the third night in a row, a record low temperature was Pope Pursues Path of Faith A b o u t T o w n recorded at Bradley International B0tuntopkk Airport in Windsor Locks, Conn. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - History’s “We wish to extend our hand and the Ecumenical Council’s path of John Paul called for discipline in upfouieopfot Hie mercury bottomed out at 25 first Polish pope today promised to open our heart at this time to all the cautious church reform while leaving exclude “arbitrary and uncontrolled degrees — eclipsing the previous lead the world’s 700 million Roman the church and said “faith means a The local chapter of E.S.P. elreular peoples and individuals who are op­ basic truths untouched. innovations, and also the stubborn record low of 26 set in 1937. Catholics on the path of faith and pressed by any kind of injustice or close adherence to the teaching of rejection of that which has been Parents Anonymous will In your Sunday “We must express this faithfulness Peter in the doctrinal field, especial­ A 41-year-old record low was prayed for victims of “injustice or discrimination, whether in economic legitimately decreed and introduced meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in paparoratmur with all our forces, preserving the ly in view of the threats which from Manchester. For further naaiaatCauof also broken at Concord, N.H., discrimination” anywhere in the and social life, or political life, or as deposit of the faith intact,” he said in in the sacred rites.” alonlWallllad various quarters are raised today information call toll free, where it was 14 degrees early world. regards liberty of conscience and due his Latin address in the magnificent­ with atclilng against certain truths of the Catholic Declaring himself in the service of 1-800-2288, today ... the lowest reading in the The Vatican announced today that religious freedom,” the former Car­ ly frescoed Sistine Chapel. faith.” taUaaalngnawtl peace, development and inter­ nation. The previous record low Pope John Paul II will receive the in­ dinal Karol Wojtyla told the 110 car­ Praising his predecessor, the pope, was 21 degrees. national justice, he said: The Manchester Chapter signia of his office in a solemn in­ dinals who elected him Monday to the youngest pontiff in modern times The pope said liturgical reform in­ vestiture Sunday. succeed Pope John Paul I. of the DAV will meet E x c i t i n g S a l e P r i c e s M o n d a y . O c t o b e r i eth t h r u S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r 2 is ti at age 58, said: troduced by the Ecumenical Council "We have no intention of political Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Pope John Paul II also pledged in He said he would be guided only by “It seems only yesterday that he begun by Pope John XXIII — and con­ interference or participation in the American Legion Home. Paper Burden his Latin inaugural address to the religious considerations in his efforts left our ranks to take on the weight of tinued by Pope Paul VI — must be carrying out of worldly affairs ... Our princes of the Roman Catholic for peace and international justice The paperwork and the delay in the papal mantle. But what a defended against both those who commitment in approaching these Manchester WATES will getting funds back are the big church that he would follow the and would not try to trepass on the warmth, what a true love ... he refuse it and those who are inclined meet Tuesday at the course of the Ecumenical Council in rights of civil authorities. burning problems of men and peoples headaches in oj»rating the town’s spread out in the few days of his to carry it too far. will be determined only by religious Italian-American Club, 135 it search for Christian unity. special education program. See The pontiff promised to continue on ministry." The pope said the church must and moral motivations.” Eldridge St. Weighing in page 2. will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous j — -----jr" -li Traffic Tie-Up will meet tonight at 8:30 at Choice of Pope 102 Norman St. The group ENFIELD (UPI) — A stretch of also meets every Tuesday Interstate 91 was closed to traffic at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday at for several hours today after an 10 a.m., Friday at 8:30 Exxon tanker truck carrying 7,900 Ends Precedent gallons of gasoline flipped over, p.m. and Sunday at 3:30 VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The choice p.m., all at 102 Norman St. Fully Automatic Electric Blankets spilling fuel onto the highway. had controlled the church since the General Electric ‘Home Sentry’ Smoke Alarm of the papal conclave electrified the Further information is Cost less than 4c a night to use! Machine State police said the accident death of Hadrian VI of Holland in available by calling 646- washable, rich colors. 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W ..7 4 provements at Charter Oak Park Maverick and Big Yank. Monunlo wurI,L Pre-washed Mavericks or disturbed because the town has not Buckland payments. blouse, dark blue dress Wranglers. 29-38. yet vacated the Buckland Fire Sta­ “The court directed and we have a tion. slacks and red canvas Misses’ &Jrs’ Jeans Men’s Ski Jackets right, I feel, to expect our money as shoes, police said. OurRog.S8J7 “It makes me distraught and I 12 gallon per day out­ Kw'a-ja To Economic Trouble soon as possible,” Lassow said. Rog.l3Jaio1SJI... 9 .8 8 Rog.1Ma...... 1 7 .7 0 put with humidlslat would like to see the town cease and Pocktls, loops. Straight or If the district doesn’t receive any Poly llllsd, nylon shall. Some autamailcahy shuts ''^^HINGTON (UPI) —Industrial Industrial production measures the llam.yB-15118. Snorts production which more than offset a desist and leave the firehouse,” payment from the town by Nov. 1, with balls. S,M,L,XL unit oil S t propor I I production, a key indication of molstura Itvel. Euy- output of the nation’s factories, small rise in the output of home Eighth District president Gordon Lassow said the board may call an ro llcu tsra included. Dodger Manager Tom Lasorda | °''®*’ull economic health, rose 0.5 per- mines and utilities. It is considered goods. Lassow said. “We will be more than CONNECTICUT confident team will come back month, production of extra meeting witli Attorney LaBelle I but an important economic barometer Automobile assemblies fell to an willing to help them in any way to to plan to expedite payment. INSTITUTE OF tonight in World Series. See pace consumer goods remained sluggish, because when production increases, unnual rate of 8.9 million units in expedite their plans,” he said, adding 11. I the Federal Reserve Board said Board member Lawrence Noone new job opportunities arise for the September from a 9.4 million rate in that the firehouse is expensive to Craig Morton comes off bench hxlay. unemployed. reported that a joint district and NNIRDRESSING I August, the board said. operate ad the town’s occupancy is town committee had unanimously ap­ to pass Denver to win over Industrial production gains have The strike by railroad clerks at the disturbing to the district residents. proved instituting a common fire dis­ liCMD DF [HflOTRliRI rUCIMil •fflssssrii.. 2.99 Chicago in N FL... Ed Lemieux I September’s increase was iden- remained steady in the 0.5 to 0.7 per­ lion !*;<, It i!;i end of September halted deliveries of Based upon the court’s August patcher who would respond to • ^ Ow CompMt SMecdon of Fmws, m ^ing mark with Manchester I Beal to the August gain and was con- cent range since last spring — mostly materials to auto plants for a few decision that the town stop in­ MIIMIS nvOI lOMl Ill(ll4'l0«l. Il< High cross country squad. See I ®'stcut with the administration’s emergency calls on a “911” number. iNOOOf M iito is ica n a u s iT h * Water Treatment Dm Ic m and Other due to strength in the business equip­ days, setting back production terfering with the district providing Noone said the committee will ask ICCKCHIiO FM K M I t i C U N '- !■> Acceaaoriee 100% solid state for durability with page 12. I projection that the economy will ex- ,&RIS l l MI T D 2 9 . 7 0 Oar Rag. H 7 0 ment and construction sectors. schedules. fire protection in Buckland, board 4 0 1 monopola VHP antenna. Moldad-in g. j I pand between 3.5 and 4 percent for both boards to discuss the pros and liC iS ’ l i 90n KM oc? c; r . u s Manual tank controls with built- carrying handle. This pattern held true in member Robert Bletchman proposed cons of the system ad look at the in firing buttons, plus on-scraen i n d e x I Bie rest of the year. Septembar, the board said, as The output of consumer nondurable Quadotl Stand tor 1 r BW TVs the motion that would permit the dis­ cost. scoring. Includes A C adaptor. I The biggest problem area con- business equipment output rosCT.6 goods increased 0.3 percent, the Our Use. 14.70...... 10.80 Classified...... 16-18 I tinned to be the consumer sector trict’s attorney, John LaBelle, to go Lassow appointed a committee ■.j«N OF NllRJRi'.iin; percent and construction increased board said. before Superior Court Judge Edward MliN ’.' i n ’ 14:,’ •it'-OiO ■ ■ ...... 19 I where output grew by just 0.1 per- by 0.4 percent. composed of Lt. Paul Gworek, Lt. It said its industrial production in­ Hammill, who issued the ruling, to Thom as Tomkunas and Com­ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE „ * I cent, the slowest since June, the Some economists have voiced con­ dex stood at 147.5 percent of the 1967 Entertainment ...... 15 I board said. get “clarification and resolution” on munications Officer Willian Stanek 1. CALDOR CHARGE SALE PRICES cern because the gap between average of 100. It was 6.5 percent the ruling. 2. MASTER CHARGE CALDOR has 29 stores in Connecticut to serve you! ^ ™ l y ...... 7 I Production of consumer durable to prepare an information report on EFFECTIVE production of business equipment higher than in September 1977. When the problem of money owed the proposed system to be presented 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD THRU W l^ n e s ...... 10 I goods fell by 0.7 percent because of and consumer goods is large. Over the entire third quarter, out­ ; ...... 11-13 I the nationwide strike by railroad by the district to the town came up, to the board Nov. 8. SATURDAY The board also said the 0.7 percent put rose at an annual rate of 7.7 per­ Lassow said, “We owe the town STOREHOURS: MON, thru FRI. 10 AM to 9:30 PM*SATURDAY9AM to 9:30 PM Television ...... 15 | clerks which hindered automobile If approved, Lassow said he would drop in consumer durable goods was cent from the second quarter, the about 114,000 which we just can’t hope the system could be put into use production, the board said. caused by the decrease in auto board said. i pay.” The money is for sewer in­ by the first of next year. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 17, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 17. 1978 — PAGE THREE ^ Friends Plan OOUBU STAMPS Funding, Paperwork Hurt Special Education Program ON WED. By SUSAN VAUGHN Burnham Fete forms that school personnel must for the educational costs, not Cheeterton said, and there are still determining whether special educa­ EAST HARTFORD —Dexter S. Herald Reporter complete before a child is referred or of Education and the federal dep^- medical treatment. five or six possible out-of-district tion is needed is if the problem in­ Burnham of 18 Brook St., will be MANCHESTER — Funding and an placed in a special program. ment of Health, Education arid GREATEST FRESH WESTERN The financial responsibility of the placements pending. terferes with the regular learning honored at a testimonial dinner and abundance of paperwork required by Students who are placed in special Welfare will become more involved Board of Education in the private Chesterton said the local budget process. roasting Saturday, Nov. 4 at ’The GRAIN FED PORK SALE the state and federal governments in monitoring the programs. programs outside the school district placements is only the average per would be in “relatively good shape” Colony restaurant in Vernon. rttar wMk, wo at Prank’s go oil out to aoloct emerged as the biggest problems in That determination is made by a The s j^ ia i education department are the most costly expense for the pupil cost that the board would nor­ if the federal funds would provide Burnham has been prominent since ***•* •Paolal* In our moat detailed process involving tries to involve the parents as much uoparlmont lor our customora. implementing the town’s special special education budget, Chesterton mally pay for a student. The enough. Manchester now receives 1950 in the press, in Chamber of education programs, according to the said. He said it is probably also one evaluations by the classroom as possible in the Individualized remainder is reimbursable under the $105 per student a year from federal teachers, school social workers, psy­ Commerce and in local government local directors of the programs. of the most misundertood topics. state and federal funding laws. Education Plan (lEP ) drawn up for hCT w h i. " Q«ln Fad Pork 8ala ^ you funds for both the public and chologists, principals, parents and affairs in central and northern In a presentation to the Curriculum The out-of-district placements are their child, Mrs. Fournier said. In­ Connecticut. 'iau w.nt 2®’* oil on all pork, buy what However, the fact that the money parochial schools and Chesterton others involved with the child’s and Instruction Committee of the primarily for special education needs volving the parents can sometimes is returned to the town’s general fund expects that amount to increase. education. ’The Affair, organized by an infor­ Supermi^ets ovary Ham. Wa hopa you Ilka tha changol Board of Education Monday night, and are usually made by the school cause extra problems, howeveb, such causes problems, Chesterton said. The echool board receives reim­ ’The special education mandates mal committee of friends, will Alan Chesterton, director of pupil board itself, but there' are also as the requirement that the notifica­ He said a lot of hassles over bursement for about 1,000 students have placed a tremendous burden on feature “roasters” from several personnel services, said one of the situations where students may be tion of a planning and placement payments could be alleviated if the now for treatment for special principals and the schools, Chester­ Eastern seaboard states and biggest problems with the programs placed for other than special educa­ team meeting on the child and his MANCHESTER laws were revised in the matter of problems. ’This may include only the ton said, in referring to the lengthy attendees from the West and is that reimbursement does not come lEP must be in the parent’s domi­ e r r o r s tion reasons, such as psychiatric, payments. He has requested that the help for a speech problem or visits Midwest. 725 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WE HAVE THE SIGHT TO LIMIT . until a year later and in the mean­ medical or delinquency problems. processes of evaluation, implementa­ nant language, or if a parent is deaf, school administrators meet with the with the school social workers. tion and monitoring the special I” addition to recognizing time the school board has to front the State agencies, such as the Depart­ the plan must be given in sign local legislators to see if some Such placements by the schools’ education students. Burnham’s;28 years of service to first money. “It often means robbing ment of Children and Youth Services, language, Mrs. Fournier noted. changes could be made in the laws. planning and placement teams are The burden for severe and many towns and associations, the Peter to pay Paul,” Chesterton said. or parents, may also make The school board’s special educa­ Parents must be informed of all not as comprehensive as are the profoundly handicapped students is dinner will provide the funding for a Mrs. Anne-Louise Fournier, super­ placements, but these are less the objectives of the plan for their tion budget is already $M,000 to $70,- placements for more serious special now on the public schools. Chesterton scholarship to be established in WATCH FOR OUR child, which must be strictly adhered visor in the special education frequent, Chesterton said. In such 000 over the allotment for this year. Burnham’s name at Northwestern education needs, Mrs. Fournier said. said he hopes the state Department to, Chesterton emphasized. program, described the detailed cases, the board is responsible only Mrs. Fournier said the key in m University. Burnham is currently co-owner Flap Over Agendas Top Court and publisher of the Northern CIRCULAR IN OUR Connecticut Bazaar, the Enfield Press and Longmeadow News. He is a former Connecticut news Intervenes reporter for WINF in Manchester. EMS Commission Votes On Indians STORE, OUR GREATEST About Town To Hear Citizens Talk WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the mid-1850s, Isaac I. Stevens undertook The senior choir of Emanuel % OFF PORK SALE By CHRIS BLAKE there's the buzzing we hear over in of atmosphere,” Genga added, It to settle for all time the differences Lutheran Church will rehearse 20 Herald Reporter the corner,” he said, referring to a should be an orderly process.” between the white man and Indian in tonight at 7:30 instead of Wednesday small group of paramedics who at­ Commissioner Robert Damaschi what is now Washington state. night. EAST HARTFORD - Amidst tend all of the meetings. then suggested the commission adopt charges that its meetings have Like many another effort in that ‘‘The thing that’s strange,” a plan similar to one he pushed for at direction, it was less than a complete The Sacred Dance Choir of WAVBEST QRADE “A” become gripe sessions for countered paramedic Frank Schroll, Town Council meetings. paramedics who want to knock the success. Start on Fall Cleanup Emanuel Lutheran Church will “is that this whole thing revolves Several years ago, Damaschi fire department, the Emergency The latest upshot is that the rehearse Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. around us — the 12 paramedics — and wrote to council chairman George Chris Jepson, of 702 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester, gets a Medical Services Commission Supreme Court decided Monday to in­ in the sanctuary. yet we are not represented on the Dagon suggesting a place on the head start on outdoor fall cleaning as she piles up some of this revised its agenda format Tuesday tervene in a case which — with the EMS Commission.” agenda should be provided for year s early leaf fall. (Herald photo by Strempfer) night to include two opportunities for exception of some desegregation The Emma Nettleton Group of Schroll also said the commission citizens to speak. It was later cases — has been marked by “the Center Congregational Church will citizens to address the commission. should add a paramedic as an ex- adopted by the council. most concerted official and private meet tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins A long, stormy discussion preceded officio member. Damaschi said the EMS Commis­ efforts to frustrate a decree of a Room. the decision to provide an opportuni­ Town ordinance establishes the sion should adopt a similar plan. ty for citizens as the second item on federal court witnessed in this cen­ membership of the commission to in­ Commissioner Charles Stebbins the agenda and another opportunity tury.” Cummings Still Refuses The search committee of Center clude three consumers, three depart­ said one problem is that the 12 for citizens to speak on business tran­ Those quotes are from the 9th U.S. Congregational Church will meet ment heads, three council members paramedics are individuals and do sacted at the meeting. Circuit Court of Appeals, which last tonight at 7:30 at 21 Scarborough and two ex-officio members. The not all think alike. To Attend STEAL Talk ’The Hap started when the EMS April upheld a decision by federal Road. mayor is an ex-officio member of all “That’s what they have the chief Showing Papers Picture District Judge George Boldt that In­ MANCHESTER -State Rep. Commission was discussing the agen­ commissions. leading supporter of consolidation. TURKEYS for — to collect ideas,” Stebbins said. da format, which EMS Chairwomen dians living along Puget Sound and Theodore Cummings Monday The Bethany Group of Center “We have to have our input, one “They’ve got to funnel it through The Most Rev. Bishop Alfred Abramowicz, auxiliary bishop He did not accept an invitation to Mary Ellen Dagon included on the its watershed are entitled to half of repeated his opposition to attending a Congregational Church will meet way or the other,” he said. somebody.” of Chicago, shows neighborhood children pictures of the new the STEAL committee’s meeting. agenda because of recent complaints the salmon taken during the annual meeting about consolidation spon­ Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Robbins BUY NOW MB $jlVE “But you have two people on the Finnegan suggested that two op­ His opponent, Walter Joyner, did about the present format. pope. Polish-Americans in Chicago, the city with the largest spawning run. sored by an anti-consolidation group. Room. commission,” said EMS Com­ portunities to speak should be accept the invite, but had expected EMS Commissioner Henry Genga population of Polish people outside Warsaw, rejoiced at the Boldt concluded this was required He also announced that Robert missioner Harry Egazarian. (Fire provided. that Cummings also would be pre­ said the only improvement he would under Indian treaties Isaac Stevens Richardson, a professor at A cardiopulmonary resuscitation 12 to 14 lb. Average Chief Michael Fitzgerald and fire un­ Police Chief Clarence A. Dnimm news a Polish cardinal had been elected pope. (UPI photo) sent. like to see is that the meetings sticl^ worked out during 1854-55 when he Manchester Community College, will course will be held tonight at 7 at ion head Santo Alleano are EMS then delivered sharp criticism at the Joyner has not yet said whether he to agenda business only. was governor of what then was a be the moderator at a session Cum­ North United Methodist Church. Com m issioners). ‘‘Couldn’t you will attend the STEAL meeting or the way meetings are now run. territory. mings has scheduled Monday night, “When we come to these meetings, funnel your comments through one that Cummings has scheduled for “I don’t like our meetings taking But the Washington state Supreme Catecletics classes will be held we find that we have two meetings them?” Korean Scandal End? the same evening as the consolida­ the same night. on the form of a gripe session for sub­ going on at the same time,” Genga Court has defied Boldt, concluding tion session. tonight at 6:30 at Concordia Lutheran “If you request that something be ordinates of the Fire Department,” said, ‘"rhere is the EMS meeting and his reasoning was all wrong and The meeting about consolidation Cummings said that he does not Church. put on the agenda and you get no Drumm said. “We should stick to our ordering the state Fisheries Depart­ had been requested by the Stop believe the STEAL committee or response, request it in writing to us,” business. With Panel’s Report Sidewalk Sale ment to ignore his orders. Tampering With the Eighth’s Eighth District leaders represent Concordia Lutheran Church Egazarian said. “The feeling that’s generated is SMOKED WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Minn., failed to report a $5,(X)0 cash Fish taken from the area have an American Liberties (STEAL) com- most of the 12th Assembly District Women will meet tonight at 8. A slide HARTFORD (UPI) — A non-profit “I’ve been on this commission for that we’re a sounding board for the Korean influence-buying scandal — contribution from Park. estimated commercial value of $40 ittee, a group that opposes the con­ voters. or Dave Furst, 643-9308. urban arts organization called 18 months and we’ve never received fire department,” he said. once rumored to engulf 115 con­ million a year, and the state court solidation of the Eighth Utilities “I ’m not going to be their pawn,” Sidewalk say it is up for sale. a written request from any of the And the late Sen. Joseph Montoya, Drumm said the function of EMS is gressmen and more than a dozen concluded it is unconstitutional to District with the Town of he said. A new fellowship gathering of post ’The group decided to put a price paramedics,” he said. D-N.M., was found to have received not to act as a sounding board, but to senators — has ended quietly, but turn over half the take to Indians who tag on its creative events and be contributions from Park while Manchester. “They want to talk about only one graduate students of Second Schroll said he requested an item run the service for the town. with questions raised on both sides of make up less than 1 percent of the available to schools, civic groups and frequently consulting with him on Cummings, seeking his third term thing. One-issue candidates are an in­ Congregational Church will meet SHOULDERS to be placed on this month’s agenda “We shouldn’t control the fire Congress about what to do next the population. as representative from the 12th sult to the voters’ intelligence,” he Sunday at 3 p.m. Anyone interested families until it receives word on and it did not make it. legislative issues and continuing the chief,” he said “He’s not answerable time a scandal breaks. The Supreme Court — which has Assembly District, has been a said. may contact Richard Neale, 644-9520, future private funding. Mrs. Dagon said it was not in­ to us.” association at a time “he knew or The Senate Ethics Committee, reasonably should have known” Park been a sk ^ three times in the last 12 or Dave Furmt, 643-9308. The United Technologies Corp. cluded because the medic who made Genga moved to provide two oppor­ 5 to 7 lb. Avorage created in an atmosphere of “post- was an agent for the Korean govern­ years to rule on some phase of the provided major private funding in the request did not provide any infor­ tunities for citizens to speak. After Watergate morality,” officially ment. case — will hear arguments this term the past to the organization which mation about the topic. some discussion that the second op­ ended its first major assignment on the thorny issue, which has stirred sponsored the summer “Thursday Is But the panel found “inconclusive” Commissioner John Finnegan said portunity not be confined to business scattered incidents of violence, and a Work of Art” series on downtown Monday with a report on Korean or no evidence of misconduct to medics should make the EMS Com­ transacted at the meeting, the EMS influence-buying that made no decide it by written opinion. EOUAL BIG BUY GRADE “A” Hartford streets. mission aware of possible agenda warrant censure or expulsion of unanimously passed the motion. The recommendation for discipline State fisheries director Gordon Codictor Bob Gregson said items so commissioners can “do current senators — the internal dis­ second opportunity will be for against any current senator. Sandison and other officials Sidewalk has three basic programs, their homework” on the items. ciplinary procedures spelled out in (EAT HOME AND SAVE) citizens to address the commission Although the panel raised welcomed the high court’s interven­ M M iyr PACK but could also create festivities for “I believe we should hear from you the Senate’s code of conduct. on business transacted at the suspicions concerning Sen. Birch tion. Perhaps, said Sanderson, this special occasions. (the paramedics), but not in this type meeting. A similar ethics investigation was Bayh, D-Ind., by forwarding conducted in the House, but most of will clear up the matter “once and evidence in his case to the Justice those initially implicated had their for all.” Department to determine if he or an cases dropped. The Circuit Court, trying to boil the CHICKEN aide violated the taw by accepting a The House panel recommended problem down, said the state, its Grouping System Blamed campaign contribution in a federal courts and non-Indians who fish for a PACK CONSISTS OF discipline against only three sitting building, the harshest findings were members. The House upheld the living “have never fully accepted the • 2 Legs Quarters • 2 Backs reserved for three dead senators. committee’s recommendation for a principle that treaty rights can be The report, leaked to the press last reprimand of Reps. John McFall, D- claimed by a politically impotent For Vernon Class Sizes week, said the late Sen. John Calif., and Charles Wilson, D-Calif., minority.” ! 5 5,?“** "0“ t h a n a wh“ McGellan, D-Ark., failed to report a for their dealings with Park, but To Stevens’ credit, the tide of • 2 WInas • 2 Giblets c h ic k e n in a p a c k By BARBARA RICHMOND feel can't be rectified by moving a schools have the biggest problems. $1,(XW cash contribution from South overrode a unanimous recommenda­ events went against him. War with Herald Reporter child up or down. “I would be willing to entertain Korean businessman Tongsun Park; tion of censure for Rep. Edward the Indians broke out shortly after he worked out the treaties, and VERNON — The principals of the Joseph Novak, principal of the hiring a part-time teacher for the and the 1972 presidential campaign of Roybal, D-Calif., and simply WITH WITH Center Road School, said in a couple rest of the year and beyond that it the late Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D- reprimanded him too. Congress delayed ratification. town’s elementary schools agreed $7.50 $7.50 Monday night that most of the in­ of cases in his school that it would be should be handled by policy,” he PURCHASE equities in class sizes are due to the very difficult to move the students. said. , ruiPURCHASE “grouping” system. Daniel Woolwich, chairman of the Dr. Linstone said the problem The principals were asked to at­ board, asked Dr. Sidman if the ad­ could be handled by either adding Dog Waits for Owner; tend Monday night’s Board of Educa­ ministration plans any moves to cor­ more staff, changing grouping M*0FF rect the inequities. 25 * OFF tion meeting to discuss enrollment assignments, changing school lines, figures and individual class sizes. Dr. Sidman repeated that the only staffing with the present program or Hit by Ahearn’s Car t 10 LB. BAQ 3 LB. BAQ OF Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ areas that give him immediate con­ moving some teachers around. BOLTON — A small white and i I believe veiy stron^y in MAC or DELICIOUS dent of schools, said that the classes cern are those with classes of more He said the board should not only ting the dog, took it to the nearby brown dog wearing a new brown Bolton Veterinary Hospital. that have more than 30 students are than 30 students. He said this will be look at this year but three or four / helping others, but I’ve just leather collar is waiting with Elmer the most obvious areas of concern. handled administratively unless years down the road. He said you He said the dog was examined and started workup, and every dollar rtftnSu APPLES Wilson, dog warden, to be picked up He smd these areas need attention. that’s a departure from board policy. may very well think about phasing found to have only bruises and by its owner. really makes a difference. LIMIT ONE LIMIT ONE While most of the principals said Board member JoAnn Worthen out a school. lacerations and it is in good condition The dog was hit by a car driven by QOOD TO OCT. 21 ST. QOOD TO OCT. 218T. they can live with the situation, they asked about inequities in the Beilis said he felt he could live with waiting for its owner to pick him up. ^ , So I thought I would just have to put off Bolton Selectman A1 Aheam Sunday Aheam, who said he loves animals, did agree it would be easier if they kindergarten classes at the what he has. “I don’t know why the \ A ■ helping others for awhile. But then I got to night. Ahearn, who is campaigning said he thinks the incident points up had additional teaching staff. Northeast School arid principal, number 30 is such a hangup. I haven’t ^ WITH WITH for election as state representative the need for dog owners to observe ^ ' thinking about all the ways people and Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant Joseph Beilis, said this was mostly had any flack from parents. If the « . < 7 . 5 0 $7.50 from the 55th District, on the the law against roaming dogs. community services had helped me all my life. superintendent of schools, said that a due to the kindergarten screening teachers can handle what they have I Democratic ticket, said he was retur- PURCHASE number of years ago a suggested program which puts the children into can’t see why we have to move the “It’s unfair to the dog to jeopardize Like Girl Scouts, and Legal Aid, and even nirig home Sunday when the little dog CANADIAN target population was 20-1 ratio. He two levels. youngsters,” he said. his life, and it is unfair to drivers who community emplo)mient services. So I signed up at work for scooted in front of his car on Route said this was just a guideline but no Dr. Sidman said the administration Donald Elwood, principal of the could be involved in a serious acci­ 44A near the boat launch area. j 11 ^ payroll deduction plan for The United Way. That way, I givfe policy was ever set. will have a different recommenda­ Skinner Road School, said the range dent trying to avoid a dog miming 25^ OFF Aheam, who said he tried to stop ^ 0 dollare a week, every week, automatically. Two dollars doesn’t pinch me 6 M R 0 T S Dr. Sidman said he feels that tion for kindergarten for next year. of abilities is wider at that school, so across the road.” but couldn’t do so in time to avoid hit­ f/w/much - but it can send twenty city kids into the country for a whole classes of more than 30 in the Board m em ter Harold Cummings he thinks he does have a problem. weekend! Imagine that even I, just elementary grades are untenable. said he thought that by accident of Gerald Carriera, principal of Ver­ BUT 1 SET Board member Lee Belanger geography some students are in non Elementary School, said he feels starting out, can make something 1 * 1 1 A K WUMWH RUS8ETT RAKING asked the principals if any of them smaller classes in the ability he can live with the numbers he has { Manchester Police Report 1 that wonderful come true. I H I k M I C % have a grouping situation that they grouping. He said he thinks that and provide an excellent program. ONE FREE Center Road and Maple Str’eet He said he saw no immediate POTATOES MANCHESTER - James R. released on a promise to appear in LIMIT ONE problems as long as he could make LIMIT ONE Mikoleit, 19, of 299 Main St. was court Oct. 30. OThsUnIbMiWMy QOOD TO OCT. 21 ST. his own adjustments. QOOD TO OCT. 218T. charged with second-degree failure Some constmction trailers owned About Town Several years ago the board, for OF Creaber Hartford to appear in court on a warrant by Bradford Building Co. and parked socio-economic reasons, made some Carlene Ouellett The United Way supports over 1(K) services WITH The Senior Methodists of South issued Monday. Court appearance is on Tolland Turnpike were broken into WITH adjustments in school lines. Oct. 30. American Legion home. over the weekend, but no property and programs in 16 Greater Hartford towns. United Methodist Church will meet However, Dr. Sidman took offense to $7.50 Historian Ace D. Nichols, 24, of Hartford was was missings Give to The United Way. .. Thursday at noon at the church. the remark made earlier by Cum­ CALIFORNIA PUmuSsE charged with misuse of registration A car was stolen from the A-1 gas and give many happy returns. PURCHASE Those attending should bring a DAV Auxiliary members will meet mings concerning this. He said that EAST HARTFORD — Carlene plates and driving an unregistered station, 568 Center St., Monday after­ sandwich. Beverages will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW each elementary school affords the Ouellett, past president of the East home. motor vehicle. Court date is Oct. 31. noon where it was parked for repairs. ICEBERG provided. same educational opportunities and Hartford Emblem Club, has been Ronald Carlson, 26, of 165 School It was recovered later in the day. the best Vernon can offer. He said he elected to the position of Historian of St. was charged with public indecen­ 25* OFF The Single Peoples Group will An attempted burglary was The Nathan Hale Toastmasters didn’t view some of the things as the Supreme Emblem Qub of the meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mott’s cy in connection with an incident at reported at a Hackmatack Street LETTUCE Club will meet tonight at 7:30 at problems. U.S. at a convention in New York Ci­ ON ONE LB. OF Community Hall, 587 E. Middle Turn­ the Manchester Parkade Monday home Monday, but no entry was Center Congregational Church. On motion of Cummings the board ty- pike. All interested singles are in­ Visitors are welcome. afternoon. Poiice said they received made. ANY BEANO agreed to table action on the subject She is the corresponding secretary vited. Refreshments will be served. a complaint that a man was sitting in Economy Electric Co. on Oakland until the next meeting when the ad­ of the Past President Association of his car exposed from the waist down 20« The Adult Bible Study group of Street reported that a telephone HEAD ministration is to come in with some Connecticut Emblem Clubs and is the in a parking lot off Broad Street. The BACON The Manchester Chapter, DAV, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church valued at $89 was stolen from a dis­ LIMIT ONE suggested solutions to problem organist for Emblem Club in East arrest was made based on informa­ LIMIT ONE will meet tonight at 8 at the will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. play Monday. QOOD TO OCT. 21 ST. areas. Hartford. tion given by a witness. He was QOOD TO OCT. 21 ST. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Oct. 17. 1978

I FIRE EXTINGUISHER | 'iti. • j l ^H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 17, 1978 — PAGE FIVE Abuse Unit 6 4 b *2 b 3 2 Mrs. Adams President Several Cities on List East Hartford Man Adds Staff Of Historical Society For Party Conventions HARTFORD (UPI) - The Depart­ MANCHESTER - Mrs. Paul Russell MacKendrick were elected WASHINGTON (UPI) - Houston not ratified the amendment. Offers Vial of Life ment of Children and Youth Services Adams has been elected president of members-at-large. and Detroit are the early favorites as Republicans backed ERA in their has added 12 case workers to deal the Manchester Historical Society. Because the lawn party at the the site of the 1980 Democratic 1976 platform, and while they have By CHRIS BLAKE enough to give one to every senior more efficiently with a rapidly in­ ’The society elected officers at its Cheney Homestead on Hartford Road National Convention, while Dallas, not taken a stand on the boycott, it is Herald Reporter citizen in East Hartford. He has creasing number of reported child Los Angeles and Minneapolis lead the annual meeting Sunday in Whiton was rained out last Saturday, it will unlikely they would take the political EAST HARTFORD — A retired collected 2,250 vials so far. abuse and neglect cases in Connec­ GOP list of nine possibilites. Memorial Library. Other officers are be held next Saturday from 11 a.m. to risk of going to an unratified state. East Hartford man is singlehandedly Although Liegl is going to spend the ticut. Richard Egan, vice-president; 2 p.m. Members and prospective Officials of both parties stress no Tile Republicans’ site selection winter in Florida and will be unable decisions have been made on any ci­ attempting to start a program in A DCYS spokesman said Monday Jeanne Low, recording secretary; members are invited to visit the committee will hold hearings on a town. to make his monthly trip to Hartford the dozen “intake screeners” will be Mrs. George Walker, corresponding craft demonstrations, to picnic on ty. But political and logistical factors convention site next week in Hospital, Walter Forrest has agreed used to determine the seriousness of secretary; and Emily Smith, the grounds with beverages furnished rule out certain cities even before Washington. Francis Liegl is collecting long to take his place. a reported child abuse incident treasurer. by the society and to enjoy the music party committees begin looking over Tlie boycott rules out traditional plastic vials in an attempt to start a Liegl has already told Mayor sites. within 24 hours, evaluate the risk to Ernest Shepherd, Catherine Put­ of a roaming violinist. convention cities such as Miami “vial of life” program, similar to the Richard H. Biackstone about the the victim and reach the families in­ nam, Raymond Woodbridge, and Probably the biggest factor is the Beach, Chicago, New Orleans, Kan­ program which exists in the Town of plan. He has also discusses the idea volved. Equal Rights Amendment, which sas City and Las Vegas, since their Manchester. with Robert Schultz, head of the “What we want is to actually make may not be ratified by the time of the states have not ratified ERA. town’s health office. contact with the families within a Society Hears Speaker 1980 conventions. Because Georgia is unlikely ever Every month, Liegl visits Hartford Liegl said the mayor has told him period of time,” he said. “It is an Democrats have voted to support to ratify it. President Carter will not Hospital and collects about 300 vials the forms could be printed at one of attempt to at least make sure that the National Organization for be able to fulfill his wish to have the which would otherwise be thrown the two high schools. Forms must assurances have been given to those On New England Foods Women’s boycott of states that have convention in Atlanta. away. Liegl came up with the idea contain vital medical information, concerned that the child is okay and There is a good chance Florida in May after he heard about the but the format of the forms is un­ MANCHESTER — ’The historic may ratify ERA in time for the con­ program’s success in Manchester. assuring the family their problem background of foods popular in New Judge Grants clear now. Kedgeree is made of equal parts fish vention to be held in Miami Beach, Liegl said every senior citizen in will be handled and taken care of.” England was explained Sunday to the “Every senior citizen should have The spokesman said DCYS Com­ and cooked rice with the addition of and an outside chance Illinois will — Manchester has a vial of life. one,” he said. “Especially people Distributing Firemen^s Hats Manchester Historical Society by the white of eggs and cream and Auction Delay missioner Francis Maloney will M arjorie Page Blanchard, food bringing Chicago strongly into the The vial of life is a plastic tube who live alone.” monitor the trial procedure closely to spice with curry. convention picture. Liegl discussed the idea with Harry Olsen, a lieutenant with the Pratt & ochool in Manchester. The children were columnist and author. In the early days of Massachusetts, MANCHESTER — A motion to . which contains vital m ^ical infor­ determine if its goals are realized “If we had to decide now, it would mation about a person. It is placed in members of the Emergency Medical and if adjustments are necessary. Whitney Aircraft Division Fire Department given demonstrations on fire safety last week Although fireplace cooking had its shad was considered trash fish and postpone the public auction of probably be between Houston and drawbacks, the early settlers ate Guarding Pumpkin Secret the refrigerator and a sticker is af­ Services Commission Monday night He said the added workers are a in East Hartford, hands firemen’s hats to his which was Fire Prevention Week. Olsen owns was often used as fertilizer. Manchester Motor Sales was granted Detroit,” said Susan Morrison of the well. ’The Indians taught them the fixed to the front of the refrigerator. and they agreed he should pursue it. result of the department’s efforts in son, Billy, who passes them out to his the Manchester Fire Extinguisher Co. There are many recipes for Indian by Judge Francis O’Brien of the Democratic committee staff. Miami, Dr. Isador Wolf, principal of Manchester’s Martin School, value of some nutritionally valuable pudding, so popular around Boston, Superior Court of Hartford Friday. New Orleans and Los Angeles have receives the envelope containing the weight of the fancy-face getting more people to come forward classmates at the Blue Shutter Nursery (Herald photo by Pinto) foods. It is said that the Indians in­ If a person is stricken in an and seek help or report cases of but in Mrs. Blanchard’s opinion the ’The auction was scheduled to take also expressed interest in the pumpkin to be won at Martin’s Pumpkin Fest from Kathryn emergency, the police or fire depart­ troduced the colonists to popcorn at best is served at Durgin Park. place under court order Saturday. Fee Adds neglect or abuse. the first Thanksgiving feast. Democrats. Racine, dressed as Miss Pumpkin. The person making the ment — whoever is first on the scene The DCYS last year handled an Portsmouth was the center of life A ttorney Allan D. Thomas, When asked about Los Angeles, — can look for the sticker on the Connecticut with its good farms closest guess to the correct weight wins the pumpkin. The fair average of 750 abuse and neglect in New Hampshire and as the result representing the court in the action, Ms. Morrison said “ we’d like refrigerator. Then, they can go right Woolwich Heads Board provided much of the food for the said William Schaller, president of will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the school. There To Fines cases per month but the rate has of so much Scotch and Irish settlers, something a little more centralized” to the refrigerator and take out the Revolutinary Army. Creative cooks been increasing and is currently Belanger, also a Republican was In connection with committee for­ it was found that shoulder of lamb Manchester Motors, asked for the — a polite way of saying they don’t will be games and activities, fall and Christmas crafts, home vial so the hospital will have the per­ Motorists who have been stopped VERNON — Daniel Woolwich was made do with lots of onions, because extension of the sale imtil Jan. 20, averaging about 1,000 per month, he re-elected chairman of the Board of elected assistant treasurer. mations Woolwich said he would like and pasties were popular there. want to go to California where Gov. baked and canned foods, thumbprints, white elephant items, son’s complete medical history when on a motor vehicle violation in the said. onions were one of the state’s big The settlers in Maine enjoyed the 1979. Edmund G. Brown is a potential the person arrives. past two weeks may have been sur­ Education Monday night and said he Woolwicb asked board members to to see some of the committees com­ crops. Other vegetables included plants and pumpkins. Lunch will be served. Co-chairmen for The 12 screeners have been same food as now, fish, blueberries, Carter presidential rival. Liegl hopes to get 6,500 vials — prised to find they have more to pay will be making changes in the board submit suggestions concerning the bined. ’The Personnel Policies Com­ Jerusalem artichokes, carrots, leeks the event are Mrs. Ann Cole and Mrs. Jo-Ann Moriarty. and eels. One of their favorite dishes Detroit is also high on the than the initial fine. recruited from other sections of the format at the next meeting. makeup of committees and also on mittee will meet Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. and pumpkins. In early days, the peo­ (Herald photo by Pinto) department but their jobs will be The Republican dominated board any key issues they would like to dis­ in the Administration Building to was clam pie. In parts of Maine the Man Acquitted Democrats’ list because it is the The additional fee, which is 10 per­ ple of Connecticut did not like French Canadian influence on filled by new employees, the then, on motion of Republican JoAnn cuss at future meetings. start working on revisions of the BRIDEPORT (UPI) - A New home of Mayor Coleman Young, the cent of a fine up to $90, went into lobsters and clams but they varied cooking was felt. spokesman said. Four will be located Worthen, elected Democrat Devra board structure. Haven man, convicted on a felony in party’s vice chairman. effect Oct. 1. The act allowing the ad­ their meals with game, fish, and Vermont was blessed with maple in the Hartford area and the other Baum as vice chairman of the board. He said he would like the board to Woolwich said the board will be 1976, has been acquitted by a GOP spokesman Pete Teeley said ditional charge was approved by the nuts, which included chestnuts and sugar and maple syrup which was Hit-Run Reward Hiked eight placed among the department’s Mrs. Worthen was elected maintain the atmosphere for lear­ starting work on the budget and said Bridgeport jury of a federal charge Detroit, Miami Beach, Kansas City, 1978 General Assembly. black walnuts. It is interesting that used in many of its recipes. ’The four other regions. secretary and Democrat Joyce ning by continuing to monitor the he would like to see not only teacher he possessed two guns. Minneapolis-St. Paul, New Orleans, HARTFORD (UPI) — Shortly Despite the $2,000 reward offered The Connecticut (Tiiefs of Police until World War I all seeds were im­ historical society members were Mallove could not be convicted. The intake screening process will DiPeitro was elected assistant system and he also wants to see the evaluation, which is under way, but John James, 32, was arrested in Cleveland, Dallas-Fort Worth, Los before midnight on Christmas Eve, earlier and an investigation eventual­ Association sponsored th enactment ported from England. treated to samples of shoofly pie Mallove has admitted he had be under the direction of the assis­ secretary. Republican Jean Hopkins public forum portion of the meetings also evaluation of the board and the 1977 when police found the guns in a Angeles, and Las Vegas all have 1973, Kevin Showalter, a 20-year-old ly aided by state police. New London of the new fee. Part of the funds are tant regional coordinators. Mrs. Blanchard demonstrated one made with maple syrup instead of applied for the convention. passed the accident but “emphatical­ sent to the Municipal Police ’Training was elected treasurer and Lee continued. administration. of Rhode Island’s popular dishes. closet during a raid on an apartment college student, was changing a tire police have failed to produce a molasses. ly and vehemently denied hitting Council and pays for training of new The board also approved the ap­ he shared with several other persons. Four of the nine have ERA on his friend’s car on a small street suspect. Showalter,” Dannehy said. police officers and in-service pointment of Democrat George His attorney argued the prosecu­ problems, and Cleveland and Detroit in New London when he was struck Allegations of impropriety and Dannehy’s report said there was no by a speeding vehicle and killed. training for police officers Prouty Sr. to fill the vacancy on the tion could not show James controlled are short on hotel rooms, leaving attmpted coverups by the New Lon­ corruption but a “general inefficien­ Business Loss Is Concern board created by the resignation of Dallas, Los Angeles and Minneapolis Responding to his mother’s pleas. throughout the state. Towns no Ratchford Probe Ends the guns or knew they existed. don police, coupled with the deter­ cy and laxity” in the New London as the early leaders. Gov. Ella Grasso Monday increased longer will have to pay to send ELLINGTON — Katie McGuire, Mrs. McGuire said the State Edward Meyers. ’The defendant was convicted in mination of Showalter’s mother to Police investigation. The judge noted She added, “Couple this with the ’The appointments of two school HARTFORD (UPI) - A U.S. Civil “But who knows? Anything can the state’s reward money in the un­ recruits to the Police Academy, candidate for representative from Department of Labor seemed to dis­ fact that little has been done to date Education and Welfare, said 1976 of possession of marijuana with find her son’s killer, prompted Mrs. that automobile putty allegedly found psychologists were approved. Mrs. Sevice Commission official says no happen between now and 1980,” solved case by tenfold to $20,000. Patrol Captain Henry Minor of the the 57th District on the Republican pute this stand when it released to bolster our vocational-educational Ratchford was campaigning for the intent to sell. Grasso to appoint a one-man grand by the police on the night of the acci- Joanne Lederman will be at the further action will be taken on Teeley said. Mrs. Lucille Showalter wrote the Manchester Police Department said. ticket, has expressed concern that figures that showed a loss of 5,200 system and you have a bleak picture Democratic congressional seat while jury last year to look into the matter. ^ t bad mysteriously vanished. Center Road and Vernon Elementary allegations 5th Congressional governor earlier this month, asking The additional fees, which are “business and industry are moving manufacturing jobs during Gov. Ella for the future.” he was still employed by the state. In February, after five months of F He said inaccurate reports made from Connecticut at an alarming and Sykes schools, replacing D istrict candidate William R. I .l;iaa her to apply a new law upping hearings and testimony, Superior levied only on specified infractions, Grasso’s administration. Ratchford violated federal law. oy officers at the scene, conflicting have caused questions from rate.” Mrs. McGuire questions what the Theodosia Fitzgerald who resigned. The Hatch Act, a federal law, J . L f maximum state rewards to her son’s Court Judge Joseph Dannehy testimony and the disappearance of She promises, if elected, that she Deputy assistant general counsel case. motorists and long explanations by She charges that the governor, and Democratic administration has done She has worked in the Windsor prohibits federal, state or local released his grand jury report on the glass fragments found at the scene will strive to meet this problem Lynn R. (Collins Monday said his of­ MANCHESTER - The East til 1 a.m. with music by Justin Case. “This Christmas Eve — just 111/2 police officers. TTie officers must the Democratic party, have denied to rectify the situation and said, “to Locks, Farmington, and Buffalo, employees working with federally Showalter case. Dannehy concluded, also clouded the investigation. head-on and not try to piecemeal fice will not investigate the charges Catholic High School Class of 1968 Menu choices for dinner are baked weeks away — will mark the fifth an­ refer to a long list of all infractions this, stating that according to figures date, very little.” She said corporate N.Y., school systems. funded departments from running for as some had suspected, that there Mrs. Showalter told Mrs. Grasso patch state aid to these much needed by a special assistant to Ratchford will have a 10th reunion dinner-dance stuffed shrimp or prime ribs of beef. niversary of this tragedy and the printed inside the ticket books each provided the governor in early Oc­ and business service taxes are still Miss Darby Wraight will work with elected office in partisan campaigns. was a good chance former New Lon­ she believed increasing the reward schools.” the emotionally disturbed under the during his tenure as state com­ Saturday, Oct. 28, at the Buckboard Reservations must be made as soon closing of the doors, by statute of time a motorist is arrested. TTiose in­ tober, that her administration has out of line and they place a heavy Ratchford resigned as com­ Restaurant, Glastonbury. don Mayor Harvey Mallove was “would give fair opportunity for at created, or retained, 6,000 new She said the state needs to reassign Title VI program at the Northeast missioner on aging. as possible by contacting Kathy limitation, for criminal prosecution driving the car that struck and killed fractions which are marked must be financial burden on businesses its priorities in this area of educa­ missioner last July, three days prior A cockail hour at 7 p.m. will last full solution to this case.” manufacturing jobs in the state. School. She has taught in New Aide Noel E. ’Thomas, on loan from Barry DeGemmis, 1642 Main St., of the hit-and-run driver,” Mrs. Showalter. But Dannehy said the charged the additional 10 percent fee. located in Connecticut. tion. to winning the Democratic nomina­ precede dinner at 8, with dancing un­ Hampshire and Vermont. the U.S. Department of Health, tion. Glastonbury, telephone 633-6048. Showalter said. evidence had been .so mishandled. In fines over $90, the 10 percent fee Is assessed only against the (irsi |90.

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-m 1 — evening HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Oct. 17. 1978- PAGE SEVEN SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOO!iM») Workshop Response Good 8EAT THE EXPERT m Hartford and Joseph P. Mon- MANCHESTER — The Women’s midwife from Mount Sinai Hospital- tineri of ^ m f ie ld were married Oct. 14 at Emanuel Center of Manchester Community Winter a masseuse for the SUIT “Smokers have Rights Too” and Y.W.C.A. of Hartford and “Vaginal NASSIFF ARMS Th. obiMl of K m coninl I. to pick m or. com et gwin whuiort Hum EwI Yort .. Entrloo Lutheran Qiurch in Manchester. College has had a good response to “Masectomy and Breast Cancer” , picking mora ind wtlh tho moot com et Hwworo will bo ollglMo for WMkIy prtioo. In CMo of * Ho, Infections and V.D.” led by Diane winnoro will bo cliooon by tho doooot Uo^brookor numbor. T1o4wookor nunibor lo Itio tUghoot several workshops on “Women and both with speakers from the of fhe late Mr. and Mrs. Health” planned for Saturday at the American Cancer Society. Roberto of the Women’s Health numbor of polnlo you think w ill bo ocorod by ony ono ol tho toonu llotod. All onMoo or roooonoblo Clinic of the University of Connec­ loctim llioo must bo dopoollod ol Tho HoroW or pootmorkod by 5 p.m. Frhioy. Tho NoroM wUI bo R ^ a r t W j^ T h e bridegroom is the son of Mr. and college, according to Carol Afternoon workshops will include The Hunt Shop iolo JiNlgo of eonlool ontrloo. Mrs. Paul Montmeri of Bloomfield. ticut. Petruccelli, Women’s Center Direc­ “Midwives, Pregnancy and Child- 10. (A) PhUad^Ma at (■) DaOaa The Rev. Ronald Fournier of Emanuel Lutheran tor. birtlr,” led by Nancy Burton, a workshops, “Lesbian □lurch officiated. ’The bride was given in marriage by The workshops will be held at midwife from New Britain General “DES” (a hormone her brother, Donald Wirta of Manchester. various locations on the campus from Hospital. Also at 1:30 p.m. will be a drug) will probably be canceled for GUNS - AMMO 10 a.m. until about 4 p.m. Registra­ lack of interest, Ms. Petruccelli said. Mrs. Donna Cooney of East Hartford was her sister’s workshop on “Menopause” led by tion and coffee will be in the Student Gretchen Main of Planned orown bag lunch and discussion matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Felicia Montineri of will be held at noon in the Women’s HUNTtNG BOOTS - SOX WIN *15 Center at 9:30 a.m. Parenthood Society of Hartford and MERCHANT QIFT CERTIFICATES Avon, the bridegroom’s sister; and Jayne Leonard and The 10 a.m. workshop on “Female tenter and a wine and cheese get- Tina Fisher, both of East Hartford. “What are Your Rights with Your «xuality” has had the best response. Doctor?” led by Billie Carlson, a ogether at 3:30 will conclude the JACKETS - PANTS WEEKLY PRIZES AND A day s events. Paul Montineri of Bloomfield was his brother’s best led by Susan Bond, a psy- nurse from Manchester Memorial man. U ^ r s were David Dorian and Peter Mechachonis, chologist and gestalt therapist from Hospital. Registration may be made Satur­ ------— ------day morning. MERCHANT CERTIFICATE °^*°o"iHeld; and William Zambrello of East Hart­ the MCC faculty. The choice of Workshops at 2:30 p.m. will include EARL YOST ford. Shane Wirta of Manchester, the bride’s nephew, workshops for 11 a.m. will be “Diet and Nutrition” led by Jan Licenses for Conn. Sportt Editor GRAND PRIZE was ring bearer. “Methods of Birth Control and Abor­ Johnson, dietician at Manchester FIND THIS WEEKS GAMES IN These 3-pc. Vaatad suits tion led by Debra Harrison, a nurse- Hospital; “Massage Techniques” by A b o u t T o w n Maine, New Hampshire of 100% Polyester resist A reception was held at Mama Mia’s Restaurant in THE ADS ON THIS PAGE - FILL wrinkles like never Manchester, after which the couple left for Boston, Mass., and Los Angeles, Calif. — • ------OUT COUPON AND SEND TO HERALD before. So they’re easy- Ifelta Chapter, RAM, will have a care and easy-wear, tool Mrs. Montineri was employed as secretary to the direc­ In tho Sorvico Business meeting Wednesday at 7:30 DUCK & CROW CALLS Besides all that, they tor of the Hartford Civic Center. Mr. Montineri is a p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Irvine look great and fit professional musician. ’They will reside in Los Angeles. Michael R. Romanick. son of Mr. to six months in advance of normal Mann, most excellent high priest, 8. (A) Haw Orlaam at (1) Loa Angalaa I and Mrs. Robert A. Romanick of 35 will preside. John Foster, grand prin­ Yost Predictions beautifully ... perfect for Gerrick photo) promotion eligibility. Cedar Swamp Road, Tolland, has The airman is a liquid fuel systems ciple sojourner, will make his official any occasion. And now’s been specially identified for early visitation. Officer dress will be the time to “suit up" for maintenance specialist at Little business suits. Right Place Consumer Handbopk Free promotion to senior airman in the Rock AFB, Ark., and serves with a ‘Tfee Tampa Bay ovar Chicago Fall, while the price Is U.S. Air Force. Cincinnati ovar Buffalo unit of the Strategic Air Command. righti Free lifetime NEW YORK (UPI) — Broken promises from workmen Airn.an Romanick was awarded Now England ovar Miami The airman, a 1972 graduate of O p e r a PrO ffratri for all alterations are Included. or merchants are among the consumer problems covered the new rating by a “below-the-zone” Jata ovar 8t. Loula Tolland High School, is presently ^ * » J g r a i n in the United Statas Office of Consumers’ Education promotion board which considered DotroH ovar Ban Olago attending Pikes Peak Community WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tj]p Sports Stuff comprehensive booklet— “A Guide to Consumer Action.” job performance, military QIanta ovar Waahington College extension at Little Rock National Endowment for the Arts is The booklet is free. Send a postcard to the Consumer In­ knowledge, bearing and self im­ during his off duty hours. His wife, “The House of Sports Since 1944" Dallaa ovar Phlladolphia formation Center, Dept. 686F, Pueblo' Colo. 81009. provement efforts. terming a special endowment Clovaland ovar Kanaaa City Raymonde, is the daughter of Mr. ""d musical Oroan Bay ovar MInnaaola Being selected “below-the-zone” and Mrs. Armand Nadeau of 14 Emi­ Mrs. Joseph P. Montineri means that the individual has been announced Atlanta ovar Ban Franclaco ly Drive, Rockville. ater this year, with implementation awarded the senior airman stripe up NASSIFF ARMS Oonvar ovar Baltimora planned for fiscal 1980. Log Angalaa ovar Now Orloana COMPANY of Manchester OaMand ovar Baattio Lunch to Benefit 991 Main Straat Phono 947-9126 PHtaburg ovar Houaton MANCHESTER Parenthood Croup MANCHESTER — On Oct. 31 at noon, Mrs. Ruben Fialkoff of 106 Dartmouth Road, will be 11. iAi I t Louio the hostess of a Cuban Luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles Jacobson of 45 Wyllys St. for the EASTERN CONN.’S benefit of the Greater Hartford Chapter of Planned Parenthood L ea^e of Connecticut. LEADING [ Mrs. Fialkoff was born in Cuba and received t14. (A)Heuatanat(ili her professional training there as a phar­ I f u C M B macist. “My secret to good cooking," said im arttarbailaatf n k Mrs. Fialkoff, “is to measure the ingredients carefully. I guess that’s because of my FULL SERVICE .CARTER'S background in measuring medicines.” The Planned Parenthood clinic in Manchester has been in operation since NEW 1979 CHEVROLET January 1976, meeting on Monday evenings at car lo a n 5 - the Manchester Memorial Hospital. It has served 1221 persons in 2131 patient visits. All Engaged clinic services are offered on a sliding fee scale and patient costs are subsidized by The engagement of Miss Karen A. voluntary contributions from the greater Blanchard of Avon to George A. F. Hartford community. Lundberg HI of Manchester has been ’The luncheon will serve a limited number of For All Your Optical Needs announced by her parents, Mr. and guests. ’Those interested in attending may call Mrs. Hugh A. Blanchard of Avon. thc bclUr mail Raquel Fialkoff at 646-4022. • EYE GLASSES • CONTACT LENSES Mr. Lundberg is the son of Dr. and % 'lUpiriii nil • HEARING AIDS • SUNGLASSES Bto. George A. F; Lundberg Jr. of 3/4 TOH PICKUP Boulder Road. Outreach Meeting Set Emergency Repair Service 8 ft. Fleetside, 350 V-8 engine, 4speed trans., The bride-elect graduated from rear step bumper, gauges, dome lamp switch, Muskingum College and from the MANCHESTER — A meeting for volunteers cigar lighter, below eye line mirrors, AM radio, University of Connecticut Graduate interested in the outreach for the elderly School. She is employed by Pfizer program will be held Monday, Diane Wicks, full foam seat, HD rear springs, front stabilizer I head of the program, said. bar, power steering, CARTER CARE PKQ. Laboratories. Stock #2385. Her fiance graduated from The training session will be held from 7-10 Aliegheney College. He is employed p.m. in the Municipal Building’s Hearing by Allstate Insurance Co. Room. SPEGML PRICE The couple is planning a March Anyone Interested in attending should call *5825 Ms. Wicks at her town hall office, 647-3096. 1979 wedding. (Burial-Moss photo) GOOD TO BUY A JRUCK” B irth s 4 . 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United Press International WASHINGTON — Secretary of Publistied by ttie Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, State Cyrus Vance’s choice of words By BARRY JAMES seems to be effective in dealing with to be an assurance of continuity. ■!^ ; ■ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. communist governments. in discussing the U.S. visit of Rhode­ VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Polish Why the emphasis on doctrinal Cuelomer Service — 647- 8*48 Wojtyla is reported more open to sm m sian Prime Minister Ian Smith Cardinal Karol Wojtyla’s election to strictness? The main reason, accor­ , Raymond F. Roblnimn, Edllor-Publlihw Fr"nk A BuTbafteSSm ? dialogue than Cardinal Stefan seemed to me unfortunate, not to say the papacy appeared today to be a ding to Vatican sources, is realiza­ Wyszynski, the Polish primate, but if jm is t deceptive. tx)ld attempt by the leaders of the tion the church cannot effectively Opinion anything he is tougher under the skin. Vance and his official spokesmen Roman Catholic Church to stiffen carry out its dialogue with the , PWVAITE He also has the reputation of being kept referring to the anti-Smith their stand against communism, modern world — including Marxism an intensely spiritual man who is atheism and materialism. — unless it is disciplined and clear in guerrillas led by Joshua Nkomo and likely to stress religious values more Life’s Fulfillment Pope John Paul II has for years its own ideas. Robert Mugabe as . than political issues. And he can “Just as I am now bound, for been teaching religious values in the The pope comes from a country . in many Manchester civic and the “Patriotic smile — an important factor for car­ face of relentless hostility by the where the issues are black and white. ' i i - ' ' the rest of my life, to continued Front’”- without dinals seeking a pontiff in the image communal affairs. There is no dissent in the Polish quotation marks. Polish state that denies the existence of Pope John Paul I. service to Manchester’s In April of this year. Rabbi of God. church, no controversy about priestly It is also the of­ Like his short-lived predecessor, Jewry, so also are you bound to Wind was the first to receive This is the kind of background that celibacy, the pill, divorce, women in ficial American Wojtyla evidently was chosen as a me as my people, my con­ might be valuable for the church in the priesthood, political involve­ ; J the spiritual leadership award fancy to speak of doctrinal conservative who would at Rome, facing as it does the possibili­ ment, abortion or the many other gregation, and my life’s by the Greater Manchester the same time guarantee to con­ the Smith govern­ ty of communists in Italy’s govern­ issues that absorb Catholics in the solidate and carry forward the up­ fulfillment.” Chamber of Commerce. At the ment as “the ment one day. West. St. Peter’s Square is crowded with dating of the church begun by the se­ pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church (UPI When he was granted life annual meeting, the award was Salisbury group.” The new pope has that combination Put simply, Polish Catholics know thousands of people Monday night to receive photo) cond Vatican ecumenical council. they are fighting for the survival of tenure in 1965 by Temple Beth presented to him by two long­ All this reminds me of letters from of toughness and flexibility that The reign name he chose appeared the blessing of Pope John Paul II, the 264th religion. And the church thrives on Sholom, Rabbi Leon Wind time associates —Msgr. some readers who object to my designation of mainland China as adversity. More than 60 percent of bound himself —and his people the population attends mass every Edward Reardon and the Rev. Red, or Communist, China. The Sunday and seminaries are so full ‘Another Star —to one another. That was the Clifford 0 . Simpson. letters remind me that the official they are turning away applicants. 20th anniversary of his service Msgr. Reardon paid Rabbi ‘‘Henceforth, when hiring staff members get the tallest ones you can name of Peoples Republic of China. The thought must have gone to Manchester. Wind a simple tribute: “He And, of course, that is the term used through the minds of many cardinals iW INTERI neetJ to justify the sixteen-foot ceilings in the new Senate by Washington officialdom. as to whether Pope John Paul II will For the Poles’ In 1970, on his 25th anniver­ has always walked humbly office building.” ★ ★ ★ be able to inspire a similar surge of sary and also the 30th an- with his God.” NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — Roman Catholics in this It is courteous. It is also bosh. religious interest in the Catholic heavily Polish city say the election of of Cardinal Karol MEANS niverary of Temple Beth The Rev. Mr. Simpson said: Mainland China is a “ Peoples Church. Wojtyla as Pope John Paul II is an act of political and Sholom, the writer in The “It is good to be important, but Republic' like Attila the Hun was a Vatican sources say the cardinals moral bravery and they’re strutting with pride over it. Open Forum Herald wrote that “The twin have identified a great need for basic “They’re running around snapping their suspenders all it is more important to be pacifist. But it is the fashion of religious values to be stated cldarly over the place,” said Monsignor John Wodarski, pastor of celebrations are fitting and good. Rabbi Wind is a good totalitarian regimes all over the and simply. The enormous popularity WINDOWSi globe to flack themselves as Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church. “For the Poles he’s analogous, for Rabbi Leon man.” Charges Gregan Made Mis-statements of Pope John Paul I appeared to "people's democracies” and another star, another source of great pride.” Wind is in effect Temple Beth Rabbi Wind said of Msgr. ToTn fho the editorkwlitnr* r\: a i . . u. prove them right. The city played host to Pope John Paul II in 1969 when, Directors assume that they own the you, Mrs. Gregan, that the first five "democratic republics.” But so Sholom and Temple Beth • I address my remarks to the In choosing Wojtyla, the conclave as a cardinal, he traveled to New Britain to thank Roman $AIIE Goto CA$H Reardon and Pastor Simpson: fire station in Buckland, as you minutes of firefighting are worth the doing, they adopt and perpetuate a readers in general, and one Mrs. put experience as a pastor and Catholics for their post World War II bid to Poland. Sholom is Rabbi Wind. They “I hope when I retire to be as stated, but rather, are well aware, as next five hours. That is one of the camouflage of their real character. teacher ahead of experince in the Evelyn Gregan in particular, to cor­ “He made himself like a brother,” Wodarski said Mon­ WITH THE ENERGT SAVERS! can’t be separated.” active, as vibrant, as creative, you should be Mrs. Gregan, that the reasons for paid departments. In the tragic Rhodesian squabble, Roman Curia, the church’s central rect the many misconceptions day. “He was completely at home with everybody. His Rabbi Wind —the dean of as productive, as they still Town of Manchester Fire District Response time. Remember, you only the term "Patriotic Front” has administration, as many prelates ability to be able to relate to people on all levels was appearing in a Letter to the Editor of owns the station, (the fire station at get what you pay for. become effective beyond the wildest predicted. something to envy.” Manchester clergy —has are.” the paper Oct. 12, 1978. 1039 Tolland Turnpike) and NOT the 4. I must agree with you on one dreams of a Madison Avenue press But the cardinals also were clearly Ryzard Mrotek, former president of the Polish chosen to retire next June, his Urging continuation of the 1 .1 question the continued concern residents of the Eighth District and statement, Mrs. Gregan. To quote agent. As Sen. Pat Moynihan, D- signaling concern about the rise of American Congress of Connecticut and past national vice ALL PRIME i ^ 34th year in Manchester. of members of the Eighth District communism in Italy and elsewhere spiritual leadership award. Buckland, as you imply in your your letter, “The area beyond the N .Y., is fond of saying: “Is there a president of the congress, said, “I think it’s a courageous Fire Department, the Eighth District in Europe. His congregation has grown Rabbi Wind said, “I don’t know letter. original district boundries could be man whose heart is not stirred by the decision by the College of Cardinals, selecting a pope ALUMINUM Board of Directors, and the Ad Hoc from 60 members to a com­ To enlighten you, Mrs. Gregan, to covered as it was for many years on prospect of joining with the Patriots? from a Communist-controlled nation which is more than where there is another country Committee, re the danger of 90 percent Catholic.” the system of taxing in the town of contract.” An excellent idea!! Who, by contrast, would wish to be WINDOWS munity of more than 300 where there is so much emergency vehicles colliding, from “It is a reaffirmation of the moral authority of the Manchester, be advised that the As the town now has the only sta­ with the ‘Salisbury group?’ It sounds How to Say It families. He watched a wing altruistic giving. If service is the Town and Eighth District Fire Catholic Church extending into the Communist world,” residents of the WHOLE town pay a tion in the Buckland area, then the like a mining concession put together grow on the temple’s original part of American life, so also Departments, while on official duty. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope he said. “Polish Americans are very elated because the town tax to support ALL town ser­ Town Fire Department can now by bankers in London.” Do the drivers of the Eighth John Paul II will have less trouble step taken by the Catholic Church recognizes Polish building at Myrtle and Linden is the recognition of it.” vices, EXC EPT the Town Fire cover the fire calls in that area, un­ Yet, if official niceties are to be District fire apparatus not operate with pronunciations of his name now achievement in a manner that is lacking in American streets. In 19W the congrega­ Department. A SEPARATE fire tax der contract to the district, and determined by a neutral examina­ that he has been elected Roman society. the equipm ent in a safe and tion built the present temple on Rabbi Wind will retire, but is collected from Town residents, provide the residents of the Buckland tion, there is no legitimate reason for Catholic pontiff. He had been Car­ “I hope that American society will follow and give reasonable manner while responding East Middle Turnpike. he won’t leave Manchester. He EXCEPT those in the Eighth area, including the new J.C. Penney refusing the label, government, to dinal Karol Wojtyla, which is proper credit to Polish Americans for their social and $59UP TO 80 to alarms, keeping a proper lookout District, to support the paid fire pronounced Kah’-rul Voy-tih’-wah. cultural contributions to the American way of life.” Rabbi Wind has provided will become rabbi emeritus. warehouse and Industrial Park area, “the Salisbury group.” It has UNITED INCHES at all times and obeying the traffic department of the Town of The “1” in Wojtyla is different Hartford archdiocese spokesman Rev. Edmund with the immediate response and fire governed the country since the break Pope John Paul II raises his hands as he celebrates mass for spiritual leadership to his That’s good for Temple Beth laws of the state as required by Manchester. THIS is the money that from the English “1,” and is normal­ Nadolny, who like Wodarski was doubly proud because protection that they justly deserve. It with Britain in 1965. The fact that it Sacred College of Cardinals in the Sistine Chapel today. (UPI town, too. He is a past presi­ Sholom. It is good for statue? Or do they feel, as has been has partially paid for, and will con­ ly written with a stroke through the the new pope is Polish, said he heard the news over his COMPLETE would certainly reduce the response has practiced apartheid is an affront photo) implied in the past, that while they letter and is pronounced as a “w.” car radio. INSTALLATION dent of the former R o ch ester Manchester, too. tinue to pay for the Buckland Fire time to these areas by from 6-10 to all free people, but that doesn’t are responding to alarms, that no I had to stop the car because I ended up crying with Ministerial Association, and His spiritual guidance to his Station. minutes, as the paid town depart­ affect its legitimacy any more than other emergency vehicle should be joy,” Nadolny said. “He, like Pope John Paul I, had to be when it was reorganized as the temple and to his community Also, the money collected from the ment would be there to respond, and the Mao and Stalin salughters of on the road in the area, lest they run picked by the Holy Spirit.” annexed Buckland area DID NOT be 1.4 miles closer. They could be at millions of people affect their de­ ^COMPLETE Manchester Clergy Associa­ will be just as valuable in into it? Gov. Ella Grasso, on behalf of the state, said the best help to pay for the fire station, as the fire scene and working, before mand for similar diplomatic Last Non- Italian Pope tion, he was its first secretary- retirement as it has been for 34 What about the many ambulances wishes of Connecticut and “all of the good wishes of the these collected funds from this area the district volunteers had ever courtesy. people of the world go to him as he begins his new FMANCMG from both in and out of town, using treasurer. He has participated years. for the past two years has been put in arrived at their station from home to ★ ★ ★ ministry of peace and brotherhood.” the streets within the district to AVAHABIE a contingency fund to await the out­ get the apparatus. Remember the On the other hand, there is indeed Mrs. Grasso was a member of the official U.S. delega­ travel to Manchester Memorial come of the court decision. So you importance of those first five cause to question the Nkomo-Mugabe Didn^t Have Good Reign tion which traveled to Rome earlier this month to attend Hospital many times a day? And see, Mrs. Gregan, the residents of minutes? guerrilla forces’ right to be called the funeral of Pope John Paul I, who died only 37 days what of the many police cruisers A TRUE THERMAL] the Eighth Dsitrict and Buckland DO 5, To better familiarize you with “patriotic. ” Some of its members By SYLVANA FOA after being elected by the College of Cardinals to succeed responding in and through the dis­ the late Pope Paul VI. NOT share ownership of the station the paid Town Fire Department, may indeed by patriots, but the goal VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The last trict to emergencies on a daily basis? BARRIER TRIPLE as you stated, as their tax dollars Mrs. Gregan, there are NOT 3 shifts, of the front is total takeover of power non-Italian elected pope arrived in Is there not regard for them? DID NOT contribute to its cost. but two in a 24-hour period, one 10 in Rhodesia by force, and nc ..illy talk Rome to find the Vatican ransacked, Especially where the police respond PANE W INDOW 3. You suggested turning the hours, the other 14 hours. Frustrating about civil liberties. the cardinals who elected him fleeing Text of Remarks to each and every emergency call of for their lives and the plague raging. building over to the Eighth District, waiting for calls, as you claim? Not The record is explicit. Nkomo and COSTS NO MOREI the Eighth District. to be manned by volunteer firemen. Pope Hadrian VI of Holland did not VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The text of Pope John Paul hardly. Because when the call does Mugabe have spurned all Smith’s ef­ It would seem that there is a much enjoy a very happy pontificate. II ’s Italian language remarks to the crowd in St. Peter’s Mrs. Gregan! If the station were to come, it means that someone has a forts to get them to accept a role in THAN MOST greater hazard there, Mrs. Gregan, Hadrian was elected to the Throne Square following his election Monday: be given to the Eighth District as you fire or other emergency, and I don't the government’s plan for majority due to the great frequency of of St. Peter in January 1522 after a “Praise be to Jesus Christ. My dear brothers and Manchester will have more Dempsey said that Sarasin has suggest, it wouldn’t be manned by wish that on anyone. Those that are rule, known as the “internal DOUBLE PANE simultaneous response. bitter 14-day conclave into which the sisters, we are all still saddened at the death of our referendum questions on its ballot failed to attend any meetings of a anybody! Have your forgotten frustrated waiting are apparently settlement.” The plan calls for free And what of the many vehicle ac­ Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, beloved Pope John Paul I. And now the most reverend next month than any other communi­ committee appoint^ to work out a already that the District has a wishing someone else trouble, and I elections, based on the one-man, one France’s Francis I and England’s WINDOWS. cidents that the District Department cardinals have named a new bishop of Rome. ty in the state. House-Senate compromise on the VOLUNTEER fire department, and hope that you didn’t get that impres­ vote principle, designed to give the Henry VIII poked their papal-picking “They have called me from a faraway country — far purportedly responds to (many times A total of 40 of the state’s towns Comprehensive Employment and that the firemen don’t “man” the sion from the Eighth District Fire black majority control of the Rhode­ fingers. away, but always close to the communion in the faith and without being called), to which am­ and cities will have at least one ques­ Training Act. station at the paid Town Fire Depart­ Department. Any PROFESSIONAL sian state by Jan. 1. Hadrian Dedel, the son of an im­ Christian tradition. bulances and police cars are also tion on the ballot, and Manchester ment does with its station, 24 hours a fire fighter wouldn’t wish trouble on Smith argues that Nkomo and poverished Utrecht carpenter, cer­ “I was afraid of receiving this nomination. But I have responding? Or are they supposed to tainly wasn’t anybody’s first choice. will have the most, 12. Sarasin did miss part of his cam­ day? The volunteers stay at home, anyone. That’s why we’re in the Mugabe fear rejection by Rhodesia’s taken it in the spirit of obedience toward our Lord and ab­ not go until the District Fire Depart­ Henry VHI wanted his own Car­ solute faith in his most holy mother, the Madonna. Eleven of those questions concern paign schedule this weekend because Mrs. Gregan, and have to drive to the business. To HELP people, not wish blacks if they abandon their guerrilla ment has arrived, due to the dinal Thomas Wolsey. “Even if I am not able to explain myself well in your proposed changes to the Town he was in Washington as Congress station to get their trucks, in order to trouble on them. warfare and take their chances in possibility of a collision? Apparently Charles V pushed for Julius de Italian, in our Italian, if I make a mistake correct me. . TRANSFORM Charter. The twelfth deals with a finished its session. take them to the fire. I hope that the preceeding clarifies elections being organized by Smith’s this problem is way out of proportion Medici. “And so I present myself to all of you to confess our proposal to permit the sale of liquor That is why a volunteer fire depart­ the many mis-statements made in transitional government. 'That’s as YOUR HOME as far as town fire apparatus is con­ Francis I didn’t care who it was, as common faith, our hope, our faith in the mother of Christ on Sunday. Endorsements ... State Sen. David ment can not respond nearly as your letter, Mrs. Gregan, and may be: it sounds doubtful. But the long as it wasn’t Julius de Medici. cerned. and of the church, and also to begin anew on the road, the INTO A At one time, there had been con­ Barry has been endorsed for re- quickly as a paid one, as there is no suggest that you do your homework a "Patriotic Front” has been rigidly “If Medici, the cause of all these 2. I do not believe that the road of history and the church to begin anew with the help cern that there might not be enough election by two political action one at the station to go to the fire. little more carefully before writing opposed to democratic due process. wars, is elected, no one in my of God and the help of men.” members of the Town Board of FUEL SAVER room on Manchester’s ballot to fill organizations. And any good fire officer will tell another one. kingdom will ever again obey the It appears to be contemptuous of all possible referendum questions. Barry, seeking re-election in the Roman Church,’’ Francis threatened •N O NEED Peter Beckwith, government by the people. the cardinals. Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, archbishop of Krakow, Poland, Several of the proposed charter Fourth Senatorial District, is being Firefighter ★ ★ ★ • FOR STORM changes, however, were rejected, backed by the Economic Political In­ Full-Time Director The cardinals took the hint and shakes hands with the late Pope John Paul I during a recent Firm Trying Again Town of Manchester Meanwhile, the Rhodesian govern­ elected Hadrian, then 62 and living in audience. (UPI photo) WINDOWS and the town had less than the dustry Committee and the Connec­ To the editor: Fire Department ment has reluctantly accepted the Spain. maximum number of 16 questions ticut Insurance Political Committee. Several years ago, Manchester’s 230 Union St. one-man, one-vote principle the plague was killing hundreds of For Zone Approval • TILTS IN FOR time job as the coach of the ’The decision may have appeased Hadrian didn’t help matters much. that would have fit on the ballot. He also is one of several local can­ residents witnessed a series of public Manchester demanded two years ago by then- people a day and highwaymen were Manchester High School Swimming Francis, but it infuriated the Instead of trying to win the hearts of EASY CLEANING didates to be endorsed by the Connec­ hearings which questioned the judg­ (Editor’s Note: The Herald failed Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. running amok in the city. MANCHESTER - A members have a conflict Team. This is in addition to another Romans, '^ e first thing the Romans his flock, he tr i^ to reform them. He local firm that had three and cannot sit on the . Absentee ballots for the Nov. 7 ticut Education Association. ment of General Manager Robert to identify Mrs. Gregan as a director It didn't work. When Jimmy Carter did was raid the Vatican palaces and The common people took an im­ ordered a halt to all wasteful spen­ • ONE DAY part-time paid job of coaching requests turned down Manchester Transmission election are now available. Others who received CEA endorse­ Weiss and Recreation Director Mel of the Eighth Utilities District in her took office, the U.S. and Great Bri­ carry off every precious item that mediate dislike to Hadrian because ding and turned the Vatican into a another swim team which uses town earlier this year by the Co. matter, so alternate INSTALLATION Absentee ballots also have been a ment are U.S. Rep. Christopher Siebold. The controversy was due to letter of Oct. 12.) tain promptly changed the rules, wasn t nailed down — in the name of they liked their popes rich and fat “mute convent” by tossing out “all facilities rent free. Zoning Board of Appeals members must be used for campaign issue for Republican Dodd, Second Congressional the fact that Siebold, with the con­ demanding an all-parties peace con­ saving the national patrimony from and were none too pleased that a man parasites, narasii courtiers, poets and the case. I hope the current Board of Direc­ of such humble origins should occupy ilstpri has applied to that board Louise Berry, who is running for District; Marcella Fahey, candidate sent of General Manager Weiss, had ference and immediate sharing of foreign invaders, of course. for a plan to exand its The firm previously this tors will show the same good judg­ such a lofty seat. ^ secretary of statJ. in the Third Senatorial District; taken a part-time day job teaching at Thought power by the “Patriotic Front.” The mob then turned on the car­ parking area. year applied for three ment of the prior board and require The aristocrats weren’t too thrilled She said that absentee ballots State Reps. Muriel Yacavone, Ninth a college in Waterbury. That should be right up the dinals and chased them from the city A hearing has been items, all of which were m that Siebold devote full time to his With sticks, stones and insults. either. They had wanted a good, His reign was as brief as it was un­ should be available for town budget Assembly District; Abraham At the conclusion of the public Mental Health Through guerrillas’ alley. It is a play in the scheduled Wednesday, denied by the ZBA at a position as the town’s recreation By the time Hadrian arrived on the reliable local man who understood popular. He died quite suddenly in WITH A BEAUTIFUL COMPLETELY referendums. Glassman, 14th Assembly District; hearings, the Board of Directors es­ The Bihle (2) brand-new tradition of the “Patriotic September 1523, little more than one Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. for the June 27 meeting. RWSHED AND PAINTED DOOR director. The reasons are obvious. outskirts of Rome to begin his reign. the “system” and would look after The Democratic candidate for Chester Morgan, 56th Assembly tablished as town policy that Mr. Today’s Bible verse is “Have no Front’s” principal benefactors — a their interests. year after assuming the papacy. application from the The firm had sought to PERFECTLY INSTAUED AND There are many areas in the recrea­ Manchester Transmission expand. It requested ap­ GUARANTEED. secretary of state, Barbara Kennel- District; and Teresalee Bertinuson, Siebold’s recreation position tion department programs that are anxiety about anything” (Philippians couple of “Peoples Republics” called REMEMBER THE WINTERS OF '7 7 1 '71 ly, has called for better efforts to 57th Assembly District. Co. of 161 W. Middle Turn­ proval to extend a Business required his full-time attention and extremely weak and neglected. 4:6a). the Soviet Union and Cuba. lO C C a FuGv insiMtd • 40 yMT GMaranift nol to train officials who work at the polls pike. n Zone use into an abutting • Oifl-IrM miQnrtc mW wirp All of the local candidates en­ ordered him to give up his part-time Finally, his current salary is set at a “Anxiety” means being “torn” Educators Plan Workshops zone, approval of a front r - f r - !•© •eicolors/SOstytss • Vvtuelymwiteiwcefrw Election Day. dorsed by the CEA are Democrats. job. between two forces inside us. If we The firm is seeking per- high enough level so that the EAST HARTFORDHARTI?nnr\ Board Chairman Lawrence___ ^ yard variance and ap­ The American Conservation Union put our life in the Creator’s hands / s t o p s BURGLARS ^ It is, therefore, surprising to me taxpayers are entitled to a full-time Keeping their calendars filled with DelPonte also announced that a proval of a special excep­ I I I Extra strong door, Ronald Sarasin, the GOP guber­ has announced its rating of members that without the Board of Directors and do his will as best we know it, we Y e s te r d a y s night meetings, the school board workshop on declining enrollment director. tion to expand its regular > j***^ j reinlorced (ranis. natorial candidate, criticized his op­ of Congress. approval, Mr. Siebold, with the con­ will not be tom by anxiety. m^embers have scheduled workshops will be held in Hartford Nov. 8 and 9 garage. Balilla Pagani This will i r ' ponent, Gov. Ella Grasso, for Sarasin did the best of any state sent of General Manager Weiss, has Rev. Laurence M. Hill 25 Years Ago withm the next month to answer Another one will be'in Meriden on The firm has appealed SAVE ENERGY WSTALUtiON 13 Falknor Drive, Nov. 27. Hr enough“ parking I Anwrica’aoldsattlargsat BY IM S attempting to win voters over with member of Congress. He scored 39 decided to take on another paid part- South United queries on the Dale Avenue reading projected because of developments the ZBA’s denial of those DOOR Manchester This date was a Sunday; The space to eliminate on­ I Inaulate door producsra. big name supporters. percent. Methodist Church p ri^am and high school electives. School Enrollment which brought young families into matters, and the appeal CRAFTSMEN Herald did not publish. 'ITie Dale Avenue workshop will be town. street parking, attorney He referred to visits by members Other scores of Connecticut con­ 8C00PS Total school enrollment in still is pending. ______lyPon^Sneytl 10 Years Ago held Oct. 30 at the Center School East Joel Janenda, who CALL SUNDAY & DAILY • 24 HOUR SERVICE • CALL NOW of the Carter family, including the gressmen are as follows: U.S. Rep. Hartford as of Oct. 1 was Receipt of Funds The present application Mrs. C. Hoyt Stilson of 78 Camp- source of the friction over the Pater­ 9,165 represents the firm, said. president’s mother, Lillian, who Stewart McKinney, 35 percent; U.S. nm m eu m m nr students, according to figures Interstate United Food Service to be heard Nov. 1 includes mcuis mi w AT jifiojfn mis? field Road is named Burton’s son, N.J.-based curriculum which Manchester Transmis­ MU 1-800-382-4529 visited Manchester recently. Sen. Lowell Weicker and U.S. Rep. You KMOY m r released by the department of pupil presented a check of 114,574.18 to the Just expansion of the m c o tfm e i “Woman of the Year.” was implemented in East Hartford sion Co. submitted its “The people of Connecticut don’t William Cotter, 29 percent; U.S. unT mm accounting. This was less than the 9,- school board for a return of profits in parking lot and no proposal Robert H. Hilditch, 18, of 58 two years ago at Center and Silver application before the 352 students projected earlier by the to expand 'the business FREE ^ 03-666-1466 want to witness a matchup of who Rep. Robert Giaimo, 26 percent; Summer St. wins national Future Lane schools. excess of the seven percent manage­ deadline for Monday department. ment fee. The food service was con­ itself. can bring in the biggest shots. They Dodd, nine percent; U.S. Sen. Farmers of America award in Another workshop will be held night's ZBA meeting. Five East Hartford High had a 1,495 ac­ tracted to receive seven percent of r TECH ENERGY CONSERVATION INC. want to hear straight answers from Abraham Ribicoff, eight percent; ceremonies at Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 13 to discuss electives at the members who could hear tual enrollment as opposed to a gross receipts, but any additional I 2551 Bertki Tpke., Newington, Conn. 06111 the candidates themselves," Sarasip U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett, four per­ Town and Police Union officials high school. Many questions have the application could not ONE DAY SERVICE projected 1,611, while Penney has 1,- funds were to be returned to ■ ((amt...... said. cent. reach agreement on contract. been r a i ^ about so-called frivolous . , . j ------the attend Monday’s meeting, EYEGLASSES 677 students as opposed to its s c j^ l board. however, so the special John Dempsey Jr., state Manchester Scholarship Founda­ coiirses in the curriculum when the N O W A Y Weicker recently received a projected enrollment of 1,796. T Je board accepted the money last Nov. 1. meeting has been Democratic chairman, criticized special award from the National tion is beneficiary of 104 shares of budget has to be reduced in other ARTHUR DRUB ...Slate,. ..7ip.. Internatinal Telegraph and areas. Ernest Grasso, administrative night and commended Interstate scheduled. Sarasin for ignoring his con­ Council of Senior Citizens for his assistant for personnel said many ^tiore...... ■ Telephone common stock from Dr. United for its operations. A Couple of the ZBA gressional duties during the race for perfect voting record on legislation Frederick E. England of Oxnard, governor. of special interest to the elderly. Calif. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues., Oct. 17. Lack of Money Match MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 17, 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN Delays Work at Parks Yanks Bank on Cat MANCHESTER - The federal ’The Community Development fun­ doubtful work will start this fall, he money has arrived, but the town’s ding, however, still is being withheld said. share still is not available and work as the town attempts to meet a The announcement of the approval may not start at Charter Oak Park requirement from the federal of the federal grant was announced To WindUp Series and Mount Nebo until spring. Department of Housing and Urban by U.S. Rep. William Cotter’s Hart­ The town received word Monday Development that it take steps to im­ ford office. that a 1105,000 federal Bureau of Out­ prove its fair housing education The $210,000 project includes $62,- LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The New York and got our butts kicked,” If there were two factors that most door Recreation grant has been ap­ program. 740 for parking lot improvements at New York Yankees, somewhat said Sutton. “But there were a lot of seemed to influence the Yankees’ proved for improvements at the two Steven Werbner, the town’s per­ Charter Oak, $21,000 for a warmup battered but very much in good card games and couiversation present edge, it is the Dodgers’ adjacent recreation areas. sonnel assistant who handles the field at Charter Oak and $41,000 for command, hope to give Ron on our flight back home. Nobody defensive and designated hitter wore black and nobody’s made the The town has agreed to matcti that application for BOR funds, said dighting the Moriarty Field baseball Guidry a well-deserved vaca­ deficiencies. $105,000 figure with $30,000 from the today he does not expect work to diamond at Mount Nebo. funeral arrangements yet.” town’s General Fund and $75,000 begin at the site until spring. Funding also is provided for fen­ tion one day early today by The Yankees’ three-game sweep at ’ In the first five games, the from the town’s Community It is still indefinite when the fun­ cing at Mount Nebo, storm sewer sending “Catfish” Hunter to home did not come without some Dodgers committee six errors and Development funding. ding will be released by HUD, so it is work and landscaping at Charter wrap up the World Series their infielders — shortstop Bill against the error-plagued Los Russell in particular — have come Angeles Dodgers. under some heavy criticism by the media covering the Series. “The decision to start Hunter was “All 1 can say is these are the Peace Talks Going Well; a lot easier after winning Sunday,” same infielders who helped me get said Yankee Manager Bob Lemon in my 21 wins in 1976 and the same ones reference to the Yanks’ 12-2 laugher, who got me into the World Series behind the pitching of rookie Jim three out of the last five years,” said U.S. Rep. William Cotter, second left, looks Treaty Articles Drafted Beattie that gave them a 3-2 lead in Sutton in defense. and Urban Development. From left are games. “Otherwise I would have left over plans for rehabilitation of the former St. Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda Lawrence DelPonte, president, St. Mary’s WASHINGTON (UPI) - The “Progress continues,’’ said the decision up to Ron. 1 know one Mary’s School, Main Street, East Hartford. One of the Camp David accords bristled at one report that suggested Churc Council; Rep. Cotter, the Rev. James Egyptian-Israeli treaty talks are spokesman George Sherman. “’The laid out a framework for the thing, though, if he didn’t feel he the Dodger infielders should become The former school will be converted into 55 Nock, pastor of St. Mary’s Church and John going so well that le p l experts are consultations have succeeded in Egyptian-Israeli Peace settlement, could pitch, I never would have casualties that may play a part designated hitters, however he con­ units of housing for the elderly, using a $260,- O’Connell, representative of Greenwich putting together a final version of narrowing the differences. V7ith only the details of the Israeli started him. I’d never risk a man’s in this series. ceded his “official ” DHs haven’t 000 grant from the Department of Housing some of the articies. He said “all sides are pleased with pullback and the exact nature of the 3rm — not even if the World Series Catcher Thurman Munson (sore done the job. Development Partnership, contractors. was at stake. ankle), shortstop Bucky Dent (sore But a conference spokesman says the way things are going” in the talks future relationship of the two coun­ ■ “I guess you’d have to say the DH knee) and rookie second baseman the crucial relationship of the accord at the Hotel Madison, where the tries to be worked out. “As it is, I hope we won’t need to has been advantageous to the use him again.” Brian Doyle (sore shoulder) all spent to a comprehensive Middle East Israeli and Egyptian deiegaions are Yankees because without it, either ’The other, called “the framework The Dodgers, their backs against most of the off-day getting whirlpool settlement has not yet-been agreed staying, but added that the talks Reggie Jackson, Roy White or Lou flUD Will Give $260,000 “can’t be counted a success until all of peace in the Middle East,” deals the Pacific Ocean (or San Gabriel treatments, while Chris Chambliss’ upon. with Israel making peace with all its Piniella would have to sit down and the difficulties have been over­ Mountains if you will), will go with strained wrist tendons made him a all of them are hitting well in this The talks, under the guidance of come.” neighbors, and the future of the West right-hander Don Sutton in an effort doubtful starter for the second Series.” Bank and Gaza strips. U.S. Middle East mediator Alfred One issue yet to be settled is how to stay alive in this Series and force a straight game. In addition, Mickey The biggest plus for the Dodgers, For Housing Conversion Atherton, were scheduled to return seventh game and another confronta­ Rivers’ hamstring pull and bruised the Egyptian-Israeli treaty relates to That framework omitted yet though, would appear to be the return to the more formal setting of Blair wider questions such as the future of another major question — the future tion with Guidry. Sutton, 5-2 in post­ hip make him only a part-timer, to their home park and friendly fans. The Greenwich Development The East Hartford Housing Lasorda Gets in the Final Word By CHRIS BLAKE House today after two days of mostly the Palestinians or Israeli status of the Oid City of Jerusalem, season competition, lost the third “Munson, Dent, Doyle and Rivers If nothing else, Lasorda has prece­ Partnership, a private group, will Authority will determine the rent, Herald Reporter informal meetings in hotel rooms. withdrawal from the occupied West which was Arab controlled until 1967. game of the Series in New York, but should all be able to play,” said dent going for him. No team eias rehabilitate the site using f^eral but Section 8 standards will apply in A spokesman reported a series of Bank. Los Angeles Manager Tom Lasorda, who join^ the men in blue during singing of expressed confidence Monday the Lemon, “however, Chambliss is very EAST HARTFORD - U.S. Rep. The issue left unsettled, despite the ever lost the first two games of a Section 8 funds. Elderly residents that determination. “serious and systematic” informal took on all six-umpires in protesting the call Dodgers would ward off extinction. doubtful and we’ll go with Jim William Cotter, D-lst District, an­ “The exact nature of the inter­ apparently good progress, is whether National Anthem before game No. 5. He still World Series and come back to win would pay no more than 25 percent of The maximum income for an elder­ negotiating sessions involving on base runner Reggie Jackson in the fourth “There’s no question we went to Spencer at first base again.” nounced today that the federal relationship of the two Camp David E ^ t will sign a treaty with Israel had something to say while the six listened four straight. their incomes in rent. ly couple wishing to live at the site American, Egyptian and Israeli legal Department of Housing and Urban frameworks remains to be defined,” without getting some commitment World Series game at Yankee Stadium, (UPI Photo) ’The housing will consist of 56 one- will be $11,000. advisers. he said. Development has approved $260,000 bedroom apartments.‘One unit will “This picks up a whole group from Israei on the larger questions. in funding for the conversion and house a live-in couple who will whose income does not allow them to rehabilitation of the former St manage the building. qualify for existing public elderly Mary’s School on Main Street into 55 “What’s good about this is that you housing in East Hartford,” O’Connell units of elderly housing. Arab Leaders Agree Herald Lasorda Confident have a substantial building and I explained. Cotter announced the amount of can’t think of a better place to O’Connell said federal handicap angle the grant at a visit to the school this rehabilitate than the St. Mary’s access requirements will be met and SPORTS morning. School,” said Cotter. the units will include six apartments Rev. James Nock, the pastor of St. specialty equipped for the han­ On Lebanon Cease-Fire Earl Yost SLATE Mary’s Church, said there will be few dicapped. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Arab Club Will Rebound exterior changes to the building, Sports Editor ( Obituartes ] “This will allow the elderly to live preciation of the rolp of the Arab end to all obstacles to establishing a T uexday which he said is “almost an institu­ foreign ministers agreed today on an in dignity, safety and security,” deterrent forces in these delicate and strong central government. SOCCER tion in East Hartford.” eight-point plan aimed at con­ difficult circumstances”. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Los Angeles scared witless. ” Only he used a different word. Mrs. Alice E.T. Horan Cotter said in announcing the HUD It said a timetable must be drawn Manrlii-Hter at Hall, 3;.'JO Greenwich Development solidating the cease-fire in Lebanon, Dodgers’ skipper Tommy Lasorda sounded Lasorda was incensed by a New York newspaper story EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Alice grant. The Beit Eddine conference con­ up for reconstruction of the Lebanese East Catholic at Partnership will handle all of the shoring up the central government Turned Series Around that suggested his infielders might be better suited to be E. Tischenbach Horan, 86, of 235 St. Mary’s School, one of the oldest cluded its sessions with an eight- army “on a national and balanced their overall play in the fifth game iNeuington, 3:15 fighting mad Monday. financing using the federal HUD and promoting national entente. The play that turned the 1978 World designated hitters because of the preponderance of Main St. died Monday at St. Francis buildings in town, was closed in 1973 point communique that stressed the basis” in order that the army could which saw New York sweep all three Cheney Tech at Rhain, In the wake of three straight World Series defeats at money, said John O’Connell, a As sniper fire continued to mar the unity, sovereignty and territorial in­ Series around was the Academy errors they committed in the three Yankee Stadium Hospital and Medical Center. She because of financial problems. take over the duties of the Arab played ay Yankee Stadium at times 3:15 Yankee Stadium, including a 10-2 shellacking by the New losses. representative of the Greenwich Rehabilitation of the building is lO^lay-old truce in Beirut between tegrity of Lebanon and called for an Award performance by Reggie York Yankees Sunday, Lasorda defended his National was the widow of Joseph F. Horan. peacekeeping force in the future. resem bl^ a Little League game. Los Fermi at Penney, 3:30 “These guys,” he pointed out, “are the guys who got us firm. expected to begin next spring. SjTian troops of the Arab peace­ Jackson of the Yankees, not as a League champions. Mrs. Horan was bom in Hartford Angeles was glad to get on owner East Hartford at here over 162 games and then the playoffs. They didn’t keeping force and Christian rightist- designated hitter which was his “I don’t understand,” Lasorda told an off-day news and lived in Amston 20 years before militias, representatives of nations Walter O’Malley’s private jet and Wethersfield, 3:30 deserve to be criticized as designated hitters. That’s just status, but as a base runner in the conference, “why everyone says we have to get over moving to East Hartford in 1976. contributing either money or men to Rise in Grievances sixth inning of the fourth game at head back for the West Coast as soon Windsor Locks at South it, they have a couple of bad games and some guy writes these mental things about playing the Yankees. She had been employed as a sales the force wound up three days of as the squad could assemble Sunday Windsor, 3:30 this stuff, I don’t blame ’em for being annoyed.” Pond Bottom Tests Yankee Stadium last Saturday. night. “We played two great games against the Yankees right clerk for both G. Fox & Co. and Sage- talks at Beit Eddine, 26 miles south Windsor at Rockville, He noted Reggie Jackson, the Yankees’ designated Jackson, best known for his extra here in our own ballpark and we could have scored five or Alien department stores in Hartford. of the capital. Subject of Meeting base and home run hitting exploits in Pulli stood fast by his ruling after 3:30 hitter, was hitting .444 with six RBI while the Dodger DH six more runs in the third game as well were it not for Survivors are a son, Joseph P. The state-run Beirut radio said the October, was Uie runner on first seeing the play on videotape replays Portland at Bolton, 3:15 duo of Lee Lacy and Rick Monday was hitting under .200. Said Pollution Key Saturday night. some great plays by (Graig) Nettles. Plus, we were Horan of East Hartford; three foreign ministers and special envoys MANCHESTER — Town Manager and the denial of a day off for when the biggest controversial play Coventry at East Hamp­ Lasorda said, “I’m disappointed, yes, in our designated daughters. Miss Mary E. Horan and “I’d have to say Jackson did not in­ ton, 3:15 leading the fourth game until that play when the ball hit By JUNE TOMPKINS of the North End water body. from Syria, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Robert Weiss met Monday with a un­ another. of the series took place. Reggie Jackson. hitters. I was hoping Lacy would hit more. During the Mrs. Helen T. Martocci, both of East Sudan, Qatar, the United Arab tentionally interfere with the ball,” season, he was our best hitter coming off the bench - he Herald Reporter Lassow also said that Vernon’s ion official to discuss a rising number Town officials said today that the New York was trailing, 3-1, with CROSS COUNTRY “There’s no mental block and we’ll prove that Tuesday Hartford, and Mrs. Alice R. ’Thomas Emirates and Kuwait “reviewed Pulli told newsmen Sunday. After all, hit five pinch hit homers.” Unless the land on the bottom of Mayor Frank McCoy promised to set of grievances from workers in the grievances seem to be on minor one run in and runners on first and Penney /Simsbury at because we’re going to win Tuesday.” of Portsmouth Va.; two brothers, specific security arrangements Water Department. matters. second base, Jackson and Roy White.' what else could he say. Even if he Lemon, a member of the baseball’s Hall of Fame who Union Pond is tested as well as the up a police patrol to see that there is blew the call he wouldn’t admit it. .Manchester, 3:30 Yankee Manager Bob Lemon, whose club now has a 3-2 Edwin G. Tischenbach of East Hart­ no more dumping allowed that would brought to the conference by Presi­ Robert Fuller, president of the un­ “As far as the town’s concerned, Lou Piniella’s liner to shortstop Bill Cheney Tech at Bacon won 20 games seven different times with the Cleveland ford and Arthur F. Tischenbach of water, the polluted condition of the dent Elias Sarkis.” ‘The first thing we (umpires) had edge and can wrap up its second straight world cham­ Indians, admitted he didn’t think the Yankees would affect the sewage flow into Union ion — the American Federation of there’s no item of major concern,” Russell was dropped but he •Vcademy, 3:30 pionship tonight at Dodger Stadium, said, “If we lose it Durham; a sister, Mrs. Marguerite pond will remain next summer, ac­ Details of the security to do was to decide if Russell inten­ sweep three in a row at Yankee Stadium. Pond. State, County and Municipal Steven Werbner, personnel assistant, recovered in time to tag second base Penney /Simsbury at now, we have only ourselves to blame.” Winnie of Hollywood, Md.; six cording to Mrs. Annette Kelehan, arrangements were not disclosed. tionally dropped the ball. He didn’t. “But this,” he quickly added, “is the kind of ballclub In other business, the Eighth Employees, AFL-CIO, Local 991 — said. for the force out. But his relay to •Manchester (girls), 3:30 Asked how he felt after the Dodgers won the first two grandchildren. owner of Kelly’s Pub on North Significantly, no mention was Now, when Russell tagged second, I that plays one game at a time and they feel they can win Street. District’s annual Winter Carnival met with Weiss, who asked for a “It’s a lot of picky stuff,” Frank first, for a possible double play, FIELD HOCKEY World Series contests at Los Angeles, he replied, “I was The funeral will be Wednesday at made of renewal of the mandate of period of one month to permit some Jodaitis, water and sewer ad­ had to look to first because I might be every ballgame they’re in.” Mrs. Kelehan told the Eighth was scheduled Jan. 21 at Union Pond. struck Jackson in the right hip and Hall at Manchester, 3:30 9:15 a.m. from the Dillon Funeral the Syrian-dominated Arab peace­ ministrator, said. involved in the tail end of a double : Utilities District Board of Directors Scheduled are cross-country ski of the issues to simmer down. deflected away from first baseman play. Home, 53 Main St., Hartford, with a racing, guest skaters, ice sculpture keeping force, although Sarkis said in The state Labor Department will Still, the grievances have been Steve Garvey as White scored. GIRLS SWIMMING mass at 10 in St. Christopher’s Monday night that she has seen “ I assumed the ball hit him contest, and an ice fishing derby at a recent speech he intended to ask for have a hearing Thursday on two un­ filed, and the number has increased The play is now history i Manchester at Conard, Church, Hartford. Burial will be in children digging in what they thought renewal. because he veered to the ; 5:30 was the sand on the pond bottom Salter’s Pond. fair labor complaints connected with in recent months. Fuller could not be Umpire Frank Pulli of the National Pennant More Satisfying Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rockv ’The conferees expressed their “ap­ the reassignment of one employee reached this morning for comment. League staff, working at first base, right. Reggie was already out, so the i East Catholic at (Haston- Hill. since the water has been drained Samuel Longest, board member, ball hitting him on the hip doesn’t Im- : hury, 7 p.m. from the pond. told reporters after the game why he' Friends may call at the funeral was given permission by the board to didn’t make any call. mediately mean intentional in- : Suggesting that much of it is home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. purchase a pipe finder. For the past ‘"rhere has to be intent in the judg­ terference. After reviewing the play j Wednesday probably the sludge trom the Clarke Going to Meeting replay. I’d say Jackson did not inten- several years, the district has IDO YOU NEED ment of the umpire.” It was as plain' i SOCCER To Players than Series drainage that came from the Vernon borrowed the town’s pipe finder tionally interfere with the ball.” ■MCC at Holyoke, 3:30 Three Charged sewage system, she asked that the EAST HARTFORD — Esther Clarke, and simple as that. when needed. Mrs. Clarke said a new course of action Amen. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL sludge as well as the water be tested. Republican state senatorial candidate AUWYER? But don’t try to tell any member of BY MILT RICHMAN with a week and a half and seven game No. 6, is as susceptible to TORRINGTON (UPI) - Three Board member Robert Bletchman must be planned now that the federal IfONLKima Manchester at East Hart­ men were being held on $25,000 bond “If we let this go now, we’re going from the third district, has announced she government has turned down a request by the Los Angeles Dodgers. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - games at most that it takes for the pressure as anyone else, but he thought the district should continue Lasorda^s Comments ford, 3:30 World Series. each on charges they abducted, to have the same problem next will attend ’Thursday’s meeting of a group •the East Hartford Housing Authority to HTVEimSOIIMUFSS From where I was sitting in the When I was a kid all caught up knows how not to let it get the best of the current lending arrangement auxiliary press box between home East Catholic at Coven­ raped and robbed a 19-year-old summer when the water comes back of citizens fighting a rent increase for purchase the Hutt Heights and Daley “I watched the play a dozen times j Talk to Bobby Thomson about that him. Every professional should have calling it a good way to “buiid plate and first base, it appeared to be try, 3:15 with baseball fever, especially sometime. Thomson, you may Torrington woman Saturday. in the pond,” she said referring to the bridges” with the town. moderate rental housing. 0)urt units and provide subsidies. She on television (Saturday night) and i that capability. Not all do, though. obvious interference on Jackson’s at this time of year, we called remember, was the fellow who hit pond’s strong odor last summer. ’The board voted three to three on The meeting, which is planned by the suggested the Housing Authority might each time Jackson should have been i; “Pressure is an overused word,” part. it the World Serious because the miracle home run for the New Eighth District president Gordon the purchase motion with Lassow East Hartford Citizen Action Group, is implement a policy of giving residents at called out,” Lasorda said. TONIGHT Sutton says. Lassow said that with the upgrading scheduled in the community building at the two housing units, who so desired, Obviously, it was a bang-bang play “There’s no question, Jackson i RADIO, TV to us, that’s what it was — York Giants in the ninth inning of “Look,” he goes on, “nobody’s breaking the tie in favor of the mo­ and Pulli had no second chance to of the Vernon sewage treatment tion. Daley Court, 586 Burnside Ave., at 7:30 preference if a vacancy in a federally sub­ should have been called out. He also World Series - 8 - more important than war, their final 1951 playoff game \^th going to shoot me at sunrise on ( Lottery ] FEE SCHEDULE reverse himself, although the five the Dodgers and it became known as plant, expected to be completed by ’The board also will authorize dis­ p.m. sidized unit materializes. (Exelutht Court Coatt backed up into the first baseman and i Yanks vs. Dodgers, flood or famine. Wednesday morning if I lose Tuesday next year, the odor problem at Union other umpires all came into the in­ that’s illegal, too.” Ch.22,30. 8:15 - WINF, the shot heard around the baseball night. My wife and children are still trict counsel to collect overdue taxes •ltd Shoim Fooo) Looking around me, I notice there The winning number drawn Mon­ field to help keep Dodger Manager Rule 7.09 reads: “It is interference world because it won a pennant for a Pond and water condition should be from Charles Ponticelli who owns the WPOP still are a surprisingly large number going to love me. And I’m still going day in the Connecticut daily lottery Tom Lasorda and his players at a by a batter or a runner when any team that was 13 W games back in was 806. improved by next summer. With the Charles Apartments on East Middle Hockey - 9:45 • to have to drive in the car pool on safe distance. batter or runner who has just been who equate the World Series in ap­ August of that year. Wednesday.” cool weather, there has been less Turnpike. Fahey Urges Budget Plan Whalers vs Oilers, WTIC proximately the same terms today If the ump had ruled interference put out hinders or impedes any “We were so emotionally drained By looking at tonight’s game that odor than during the summer, If the district doesn’t receive pay­ • uncontestad, and that’s worthy of note, if for no East Hartford Lassow said. on Jackson, it would have been an foliowing play being made on a after that, the World Series against way, Sutton takes some of the ment by Nov. 1, a lien will be put on EAST HARTFORD — Democrat programs to determine waste and In which no other reason than many of those who inning-ending double play and the se­ runner. Such runner shall be the Yankees that year was something pressure off himself. He also has that JPollceJReg^ Plans were made earlier this Ponticelli’s property. He owes back Marcella Fahey, state senatorial can­ overlap.” children, eup- feel that strongly about it get so Jmonth to drain Union Pond and take didate from the third district, said today port o r property cond Yankee run would not have declared out by the interference of of an anticlimax,” says Thomson. little speech of his down pat and the C taxes for the past couple of years, ac­ In other matters, Mrs. Fahey said she carried away, they frequently scored. It showed, too, as the Yankees beat EAST HARTFORD - Police samples of the deposits on the floor cording to Lassow. that one of her goals is to establish a Included. his teammates.” reason I know that is because I heard strongly supports permanent campus If the game had followed the pattern, t 19th HoIb 1 become more emotionally involved the Giants in the series in six games. charged a 27-year-old Hartford man Planned Program Budgeting System. facilities for Manchester Community Pulli saw no hinderance and the him make exactly the same one aunconteeted Los Angeles would have won, 3-2 in than the players themselves. The intense fan interest in this Monday with fourth-degree larceny Mrs. Fahey said line-item budgeting College and said she will work for passage Dodgers can cry and howl all winter during last year’s World Series. with children or nine innings instead of losing, 4-3 in and the verdict will not be changed. Country Club Winning the pennant represents a ongoing World Series between the after an incident at Stop and Shop does not serve the needs of the people of the capital funding for this project if far more satisfying sense of ac­ The Yankees were up then, three East Hartford Couneil property settle­ 10 frames— if Pulli had signaled out. It was the play that turned the Yankees and Dodgers is reflected by games to one, and if they won the Supermarket at 940 Silver Lane, East because “it does us no good for an agency elected to the senate. m ent BEST 14- Class A - Dave complishment than winning the Hartford. Jackson, with a straight face, said series in New York’s favor as the the unprecedented coverage it is get­ fifth game they would have closed to tell us their costs for postage. Mrs. Fahey said “it makes no sense Kozlovich 58-9-49, Bob Vonderkall 56- World Series to most players. And it Rttf E tlilt he “froze” when he saw the ball com­ Dodgers never recovered and came ting from the various forms of the out the Dodgers. Sutton was tapped Police said Ronald Sheppard was “We need to know what money is spent economically to expend for many more 7-49, Tom Wall 56-7-49; B - John should, because it involves all their To Hear More Guests e Buyer ing at him as he was retreating to up with their poorest showing of the media. to pitch that game and he went out released on a $200 surety Iwnd and his in specific programs, the goals of those years the $%,0(X) annual rent for the old Pickens 59-13-46, Ed Shaw Sr. 58-11- physical and mental capacities over EAST HARTFORD - The Tovm but only a year after it has spent the • Seller first base, running backwards. year in Sunday’s 12-2 defeat. Normally, if you were a ball player and beat the Yankees, 10-4. court date was scheduled for Nov. 6. programs, and were those goals ac­ Cheney building” and added the new 47, Alex Eigner Jr 62.14-48, Don six months and 162 games, compared Council will be having more guests money. complished,” she said. “It would then be a (Exdudae title searoh's Now ask yourself, what would your It will be interesting tonight to see you’d figure this was good, but ball That kept the Dodgers alive, at buildings would yield a substantial savings reaction be if a ball was thrown at Anderson 60-12-48; C - Alex Eigner players don’t always figure normal­ Ricky S. Ward, 19, of 47 Church St., tonight when it convenes for its At last month’s meeting, tb r coiin- simple matter to compare two similar to the college. document Prep.) if the o n ^ a y rest and the trip home Sr. 71-25-46, Ed Wadas 63-17-46, Bob least for one more game. East Hartford, was charged with dis­ regularly scheduled meeting in the cil asked for additional data on the you? Right, you would try to get out and playing before a home crowd can ly- Sutton is being asked to do the of the way. Jackson made no effort. Gustamachio 63-k7-46. Low gross - charging firearms within town limits council chambers. deficit before any decision could be right the Dodger ship. Woody Clark 77. Most of them feel it is the media same thing again now. He hopes he on Monday. He was released on a made about appropriating additional More Funds Credit Jackson with a smart play The feeling here is that Reggie more than the opposition which can. Either way, he’s not fixing to get Both the East Hartford Board of that worked. SWEEPS- A - Gross, Woody Clark produces most of the “pressure” on promise to appear in court Nov. 16, Education and the educational com­ funds. Fitzgerald Funeral Home Jackson’s “hit” was the biggest of 77; Net, John Wilson 80-8-72, Bob up at sunrise tomorrow. HAR-TFORD (UPI) - The Dodgers never recovered and the series. them, and they may be right in that police said. mittee of the East Hartford Citizen Denise Benoit, EHGAG member, • Individual, Vonderkall 79-7-72; B - Gross, Aldo Connecticut has received 200** respect, although if they are they said her group will also ask the coun­ no assett D’Appollonio 84; Net, Ed Shaw Sr. Action Group (EHCAG) are an additional $99,679 in Dignified must share some of the responsibility cil to approve additional expen­ • Husband &wHe Michael To Marutge Meyers Out 80-11-69, Don Anderson 86-12-74; C - Manchester scheduled to speak to the council federal funds aimed at Family Service 27»**| for trying to live up to what they feel ditures for the board. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Gene Gross, Pete Griffiths 95; Net,’Lou Fire Calls members on the special education bolstering its program for Information ragardlnj MILWAUKEE (UPI) - is their public image. City Parade tuition deficit. “EHCAG feels our children were Personal Care Michael, presently the first base Betko 92-18-74. D treating alcohol and drug other types of casdi The Milwaukee Bucks I remember one well-known NEW YORK (UPI) - The city will C hurt in 1977-78 when a freeze was available upon request coach for the New York Yankees, LADIES - Low gross, A - Kathy Monday, 12:42 p.m.—Public service abusers at three state jails. Monday placed veteran catcher fretting and nervously biting honor the New York Yankees with The school board went before the placed on certain accounts that will manage their Triple A farm club Dimlow 8 97; N et, Tina Mikolowsky call to ISO Vernon St. (Town) council last month to ask for some The U.S. Justice Depart­ forward Dave Meers on the his nails on the eve of a World Series the traditional ticker-tape parade if directly affect the learning process in Columbus, Ohio next year it was 92-18-74, Cora Anderson 100-21-79; B - Monday, 4:16 p.m.-Leaf lire, Vernon help in covering a projected $224,000 ment awarded the grant m injured list because of back game and saying to a businessman they win the World Series. The Street and Marion Drive (Town) of the children in East Hartford,” announced Monday. Columbus is a Ida McMahon 108-28-80. Monday for the treatment MHcncir uw cuK spasms. acquaintance of his, “Sure, you go to festivities were planned for the day Monday, 6:01 p.m.—Stove fire, 96C deficit. The board incurred the loss she said. ‘"The accounts were for member of the International League. when some students were sent out of textbooks, library supplies, audio­ of inmates in the jails at u TEP WILLIAMS HAP A work tomorrow, and if you make a following the Yanks’ victory, if it Tudor Lane (Eighth District) happens, officials said Monday. Monday, ll ;04 p.m.—Coffee pot fire, the school district to more expensive visual equipment and other instruc­ Bridgeport, New Haven and inHiou I inmnio CAREER.344AVE.BMT mistake, it’s nothing anyone’s gonna Manchester Memorial Hospital (Town) private institutions. tional items.”- Hartford (Mtooo At the same time, the Yankees an­ Ssries Wsuther Expected Good FAILED TO SET 3000 hold against you. But if I strike out, As was done last year, the team Edward M. Fitzgerald nounced Mike Ferraro will join them will be carried on flatbed trucks Today, 1:25 a.m.-Car accident. East State law has mandated that “In view of the fact that $90,000 V fW O N LOS ANGELES (UPI) - game's end. H1T6.WHICH0FTHEF0L109H 20 million people watching me on TV In August, the federal 225 Main Street as a coach next year, replacing INS ALSO MISSEP 3000? from Bowling Green through the Middle 1\impike (Town) schools provide an appropriate was overrun in the special education Temperatures will be hovering The National Weather Service said are gonna remember it the rest of Today, 10:20 a.m.-Bmsh fire. Cougar Law Enforcement Michael. Ferraro manged the their lives and never let me forget it financial district to City Hall where it education for its special education tuition account, we feel that it is im­ Assistance Administration Manchester, Connecticut around the 70-degree mark at the sunshine will be filtering through A. ALKALINE Field, Manchester Community College students. The towns receive 65 per­ Yankees’ ’Triple A club at Tacoma in start of this evening’s sixth game of B. WILLIE MAYS either.” will be honored by Mayor Edward (Town) perative that any deficit this year be awarded two grants some high clouds and moderate smog cent reimbursement for the costs. Phone 643-5940 the Pacific Coast League this year. the World Series with the ther­ C. FRANK ROBINSON y Don Sutton, who goes against the Koch in an outdoor ceremony. reimbursed by the town,” she said. totaUng $700,000 rie a iss when the Los Angeles Dodgers and mometer showing the mid 60s by New York Yankees take the field. Yankees’ Catfish Hunter tonight, XUEJd USMSUe hoping to keep the Dodgers alive in : PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Oct. 17. 1978 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 17, 1978 — PAGE THIRTEEN Morton Comes Off Bench Lemon and Martin Involved Series Shares OUTDOOR Pitching and Bench TOPICS by Bob Browstor To Guide Denver to Win In Kuhn^s Lap WutBCVUV OUTDOOR CONSULTANT Big Bosox Needs FALL NATURE CRUISE DENVER (UPI) - Craig past week that he was being dumped year veteran, had been given the direction, scored early in the first Morton is hoping his perfor­ as Denver’s starting quarterback starting nod for Monday night’s quarter on a 45-yard, record-setting NEW YORK (UPI) — Unable to decide how much of a World Although direct water con­ BOSTON (UPI) — Manager ting rotation. But we can’t count on following Coach Red Miller’s an­ tact ipoita ate ruled out be­ I Don Zimmer says the Boston that so we’d like to get a front-line The Globe said the Red Sox would mance in the Denver Broncos’ game. Jim ’Turner field goal to go into half­ award Bob Lemon, their present manager, and cause of cool air and cold water, like to obtain Lee Lacy of the Los nouncement that Penrose, a third- The Broncos, under Penrose’s time with a 3-0 lead. The field goal Billy Martin, their former one, the New York Yankee players the opportunity to use your : Red Sox will be looking to starter — a left-hander if possible,” Monday night 16-7 triumph Zimmer said. Angeles Dodgers, who will be a free was the 283rd of Turner’s career, have tossed the problem into the lap of Commissioner Bowie boat in the Fall is expand^ by i bolster their pitching staff and agent. Lacy could serve as the over the Chicago Bears will making him the second leading all- the number of thinn to do and Zimmer said 20-game winner Den­ ivunn and he s liable to throw it right back at them. the probability o f less water : bench strength in ,the off- team’s designated hitter as well as a put an end to talk that he’s time field goal hooter in NFL history nis Eckersley and 16-game winner ® meeting between them to Lemon was voted only a half-share, traffic. I season but are not in need of a utility infielder. Others mentioned over the hill and should be behind George Blanda. Mike Torrez are his two sure starters include Jerry Martin of the Phillies divide the shares shortly before the Reggie Jackson flared up before : “complete overhaul.” for next year. Tiant, if he decides to dumped in favor of youth. Late in the opening period, Chicago and Jerry Morales of St. Louis. regular season ended, the Yankee Friday night’s contest with the Many of the Fall activities Zimmer, whose Red Sox have won return is a third. Other possibilities The 35-year-old veteran signal moved to Denver’s 2-yard-line on a favored by Mercury outboards’ Zimmer also is concerned about players disagreed on whether to vote Dodgers. “That’s nobody’s dam 196 games while finishing second in include Bobby Sprowl and other caller connected on 8 of 13 passes for spectacular 76-yard run by Walter Lemon more than a half-share in­ outdoor recreation staR in­ half of his infield, third-baseman business,” he snapped. “I will not volve the changing world of the American League East the last rookies. 109 yards to guide the Broncos to Payton, but the Bronco’s “Orange asmuch as he took over the club on Butch Hobson and first-baseman Crush” defense prevailed as comer- divulge what was voted on, because nature ai birds, animals and two seasons, said he was generally “I guess you could say there’s no their victory over the Bears, before a July 25, one day after Martin that was a closed meeting and none trees prepare for winter. George Scott. Hobson is coming off back Steve Foley intercepted a pass pleased with the team’s perfor­ way Bill Lee will be back,” said surgery and doctors fear he may crowd of more than 75,000 wildly departed. of you people who are asking about it thrown into the end zone by Roland mance. Zimmer of the controversial hurler, have arthritis in his elbow. Scott had cheering fans, dressed in orange, and The meeting became so heated that have ever swung a bat on the field, They suggest that a Fall boat Harper. outing is an ideal way to ob­ “The Red Sox have won 196 games who bolted the club for one day and a terrible year at the plate and will a national television audience. several of the players, including pitched a ball or caught one. It’s Payton said he was exhausted serve and learn more about in two years — we can’t be too bad,” labeled Zimmer a gerbil. “Some turn 35 in March. Denver is now 5-2 on the season and catcher-designated hitter Cliff John­ nohody’s bleeping business. What nature. Zimmer told the Boston Sunday others? I don’t know. It’ll depend on leads the AFC Western Division. when Denver’s Louis Wright brought son, walked out in disgust. A number goes on behind closed doors in our Globe. “We can’t need a complete a lot of things.” Zimmer also said he thought Bob “This was probably my best game him down at the 13-yard line, preven­ of the Yankees voted to give Lemon a Mongomery, also a free agent, would ting a touchdown. meeting is our business. Children, especially, emoy overhaul. We need some help in some One trade rumor has the Sox sen­ of the year,” said Morton, who was half-share and Martin the same while “The players were more than | exploring by boat, and a Fail remrn to back up Carlton Fisk. He “I was just tired,” he said. nature cruise can be a unique directions but this is one helluva good ding Dwight Evans to California for awarded the game ball by his team­ some of them felt Lemon should get a generous,’’ Jackson went on. club.” pitcher Chris Knapp. If that deal goes said most questions would not be mates. “Anytime you get the protec­ The Bears, now 3-4 on the season, full share. adventure. resolved until after the general “You’ve got a couple of batboys here j The top priority, Zimmer suid, is through, Jimmy Rice would take tion that I got, you can pass.” managed only one touchdown in the Under rule 45, all players, coaches that were voted more money by us ■ A lew books, a picnic lunch pitching. Veteran Luis Tiant may over as the team’s right-fielder. managers’ meeting (Oct. 26) and the game on a 38-yard scoring aerial re-entry draft (Nov. 3). Morton, relegated to back-up ad managers with the club prior to than I got for a salary my first : and some binoculan are all test the free agent waters, “He (Rice) did a good job there at quarterback behind reserve Craig from Bob Avellini to Harper with June 1 who remain with the team that's needed to make a success­ I don t want to spend time looking less than five minutes remaining in season. There are two trainers here i ful nature cruise. millioraire reliever Bill Campbell the end of the season. If he was given Penrose for the Chicago game, got throughout the rest of the season, are and they’ve been very generously : had arm and elbow problems all year a job at the beginning of spring back. There are some things I was the opportunity to show his skills late the third period. Local bookstores will have entitled to full shares. Any player, rewarded, too. The whole thing is ; re^onal editions of bird, and free-spirit southpaw Bill Lee is training, he’d so a helluva job,” disappointed in, but the way we in the second quarter after Penrose “We showed everyone some good, coach or manager who spends only a covered by rule 45.” aninul and plant identification certain to be traded. Zimmer said. “ He wouldn’t be finished up showed me a lot about suffered a minor shoulder separation hard-nosed football tonight,” said this ball club. What I care about is portion of the season with the club, is It is not uncommon for some part- j guides. “A lot of what we eventually do Dwight Evans, but neither is anyone on a sack and was sidelined. Denver Coach Red Miller. “ We Try to have several pairs of next year,” Zimmer said. not automatically entitled to a full time players to receive less of a S depends on Campbell. If he comes else in the league.” Penrose, before his departure, was played the brand of ball we knew we binoculars so that all members share and those players with the Series share than would generally be :i of the family can observe the back, and we have every reason to Zimmer said he did not expect to in the midst of giving Morton stiff would have to play to beat a good team all season long vote on how Retired Swingers^ Finalists Chicago team.” anticipated by the general public. In \ same things together. believe he will, then perhaps we see Fred Kendall or Bob Bailey competition for the top quarterback much these part-tim ers are to the 1932 World Series between the :■ Younpters also enjoy col­ could move Bob Stanley into the star­ return. Both are free agents. GOLF CLASSICS First repeat winner in Retired Swingers’ Golf Tournament job, completing 7 of 11 throws for 74 receive. Yankees and the Cubs, shortstop I lecting and preuing colorful yards. leaves, which make an ideal play at the Manchester Country Club was George Beeney, left, According to usual procedure, the Mark Koenig, who had been with the i “It was nice getting back in there, exhibit for classroom dis- l^eney retained his title by whipping A1 Tuttle on the 18th hole ( Volleyball ] commissioner and the player’s Yankees previously, was with the ji cuuion. especially after everybody had association review the figures and The latter is a former champ. In the Dan Morline Special Tour­ Cubs at the time and received a There are many different written me off in a matter of a generally the dispersal of shares ways to enjoy boating during Blanks in Mail Injury in the Making smaller share from them than the i; the Fall. nament, first place was won by the team of Joe Skinner and Ed week,” he said. MCC WOME.N becomes automatic according to the Yankees felt he should get. Warner. (Hrald Photo by Pinto) Morton referred to speculation the Chicago’s Hartensten leaps after Denver quarterback Manchester Community College vote of the players. Inugination and a few easily During that Series, the Yankee ? obtained nuterials are all that's Craig Penrose during first period last night. Penrose was women’s volleyball team broke into This time, with a stalemate having players needled the Cubs over how :j: needed to create an interesting Rated With the Best attempting to pass. Latter was injured and did not see any the column last night with a 15-5,15-4 developed, the players are attemp­ little they had voted Koenig by ¥ day on the water. For Road Race further action. (UPI Photo) ^ triumph over Greenfield Community ting to leave it up to Kuhn and, caiiing them “cheapskates.” ? College at St. James. The Cougars, although he’s not saying anything Feelings ran so high, that they By EARL YOST (scoreboard } however, were on the wrong end of about the situation, it’s obvious he precipitated a personality clash Sports Editor Idle Indians on Top the score to Post College, 15-8, 9-15 feels the Yankee players should set­ between Babe Ruth and some and 15-4. tle the problem among themselves. Top College Teams Lemieux Tops NFL Standings members of the Cubs which resulted Five thousand application blanks for the 1978 Five Mile Road Donna Daniels, Darcey Beausoleil “I haven’t received the division of in Ruth becoming so angry that he NEW YORK (UPI) - The United and Pat O’Brien play^ well for shares by the players yet,” said Kuhn Race Thanksgiving morning in Manchester have been received Tommy Bolt believes a American Conference pointed to the spot in the Wrigley Press International Board of from the printer. proper golf stance isn't the MCC. prior to Friday night’s third game of Field bleachers where he intended Coaches’ top 20 college football static kind of thing that the East Simsbury Upset, MA.NCHESTER HIGH the World Series between the General Chairman Will Hadden of term seems to imply. It’s to hit a home run off Cub pitcher those who request same which should Tribe Runners W L T Pet. ratings, with first-place votes and really just part of the swing. Manchester High girls’ volleyball Yankees and Dodgers at Yankee Charley Root, and he made good his the sponsoring Nutmeg Forest, Tall eliminate a lot of the pre-race confu­ New England 5 2 0 .714 team swept past Penney High, 15-5, Stadium. Cedars of Lebanon, reports the And balance from start to By LEN ALSTER Miami call. Team Points sion that existed a year ago. finish is crucial to a golfer 5 2 0 .714 15-10 and 15-7, yesterday in East Some idea of how the Yankee blanks have been distributed through Herald Sportswriter NY Jets 4 3 0 .571 Penney Defeated 1. Oklahoma (31) (6-0) 586 Hadden said at least 2,(XH) starters because the muscles have to Hartford. players voted came to light in a the mail to all last year’s entries. work fluently. The stance is Buffalo 2. Penn St. (10) (6-0) 570 are expected, which will be a record. Competition in the Central Connecticut Interscholastic League 2 5 0 .286 Sandy Mazzone served well and published report which said they had Cost of printing the application just the beginning. Baltimore 3. Arkansas (4-0) 499 Last year there were 1,666 official (CCIL) in boys’ cross country is keen. Windham is defending 2 5 0 .286 Area football action yesterday saw Fermi High down host Diane Whitaker continued her steady decided to give Lemon only half a blanks has been absorbed by part of The next key to the correct Central Penney High, 20-6, in CCIL play in East Hartford and Rockville Profitable Business 4. Alabama (5-1) 451 entries, several hundred unofficial, tempo, says Bolt, is in the state Open champ while Manchester High is defending Class LL play for the Silk Towners, now 6-4 for share. 5. Nebraska (5-1) 412 the $5,000 the Connecticut Mutual and 1,381 official starters. backswing. W L T Pet. High drop a 21-0 duke to non-conference foe New Britain High. the season. “Whatever they voted me is perfect­ SHENANDOAH, Iowa (UPI) - Life Insurance Co. contributed in "The first two feet of the titlists. Pittsburgh 6. Maryland (6-0) 377 The starting and finishing line will 7 0 0 1.000 Manchester also took th jayvee ly all right by me,” said the mild- its Run for Life campaign. takeaway determines the Cleveland Many of the players in the 1978 World 7. So. Calif. (4-1) 369 be new — in front of St. James The individual competition is also 4 3 0 .571 Steve Provencher scored all Fermi CCIL Standings contest, 15-6 and 15-12. mannered, easy-going Yankee Mai Tool of Manchester con­ tempo of the entire swing," Houston Series wear gloves manufactured by 8. Texas (4-1) 274 Church on Main Street — with no Bolt says. “I believe my very tight but it appears 4 3 0 .571 points on a 63-yard punt return, 7- EAST CATHOLIC manager when questioned about it. tributed another $2,000 to see that no Cincinnati a man who began his career by 9. Michigan (4-1) 244 change in the race route. tempo can never be too-slow. Manchester’s Ed Lemieux has to be 0 7 0 .000 Manchester East Catholic girls’ volleyball “I wasn’t in the meeting, so I don’t stone is left unturned to rectify bugs ■‘I check it by noting rated the best. “1 consider him to be yard aerial from quarterback Ron making farmers’ shucking gloves and 10. UCLA (5-1) 195 Dave Arnold of Hartford will serve Wesl Simsbury team met Glastonbury High yester­ know what was voted on, but husking hooks. which developed in the running last whether I can see the club- one of the top three in the state,” In­ Flaherty and 10-yard run. He also 11. Houston (4-1) 192 as race director. W L T Pet. Windham day for the second time this season whatever it is. I’m satisfied. I didn’t November. head go back from the ball dian Head Coach George Suitor un­ Oakland booted two PATs, The Falcons im­ Byron Raidt founded a manufac­ 12. Ariz. St. (5-1) no for the crucial first two feet 5 2 0 .714 Fermi and for the second time took five- even expect to be here when the turing company in 1928 and worked at Post entries will not be accepted, Applications are available at the equivocally stated, putting his No. 1 Denver proved their league mark to 3-1 with 13. LSU (4-1) 77 — while I keep mv eye on the 5 2 0 .714 the win and are 3-1-1 overall. Conard set decision. The Eaglettes came out season started.” it until his death earlier this year. as has been the custom for several Main Street office of the Savings ball. runner in the same class as East Seattle 14. Texas A&M (4-1) 75 3 4 0 .429 Penney’s lone score was a third Penney on top of the host Tomahawks by Lemon began the season as In 1967, Raidt made an agreement years, with only those post-marked Bank of Manchester and Watkins "If I can't see the ball Catholic’s John Clifford and St. San Diego 15. Pittsburgh (4-1) 68 2 5 0 .286 quarter 19-yard run by Dan Brimley. Enfield scores of 15-7,14-16,15-5,12-15 and 15- manager of the Chicago White Sox with another glove manufacturing before Nov. 12 being accepted for the Bros, on Main Street. Applications during this first part of the Paul’s Terry Perrault. Kansas City 1 6 0 16. Georgia (4-1) 64 takeaway. I know I’m going .143 The Black Knights slipped to 2-2 in Wethersfield 11. and was fired by them in June before company to produce handball gloves Nov. 23 run. may also be picked up at The Herald Clifford and Lemieux have battled 17. Missouri (4-2) 60 too fast, and I slow down. the CCIL and 2-2-1 overall with the E. Hartford Pam Gieras, Pam Cunningham, being named manager of the Numbers will be forwarded to office. ■‘You’ll be surprised how twice this year with each coming and left-handed batting gloves. Even­ 18. Notre Dame (3-2) 57 National Conference setback. Hall Monica and Katie Murphy played Yankees. tually, the firm was producing 60,000 much this tip will help your away with a victory. Clifford, a 19. Purdue (4-1) 55 HCC Standings When asked about the report that game.” junior who won the Class L individual East well for East, now 7-3 for the season. left-handed gloves annually. 20. Navy (5-0) 39 Blast also took the jayvee contest, title a year ago, won in a dual meet W L Pet. Rockville managed only 55 yards Xavier Washington 7-15,15-4 and 15-7. Katie Sullivan and while Lemieux took second in the .857 rushing in absorbing the shutout loss. NWest Catholic Tucker Stars Jal Alai Results Seeded Varsity Race at the Knights Dallas .714 Carol Brown played well for the The Rams now are 2-2-1 overall. East Catholic young Eaglettes, now 9-1 for the Iowa State Over Oklahoma of Columbus Invitational in Holyoke, NY Giants .571 In Water Polo St. Paul INMAV EVENK Thrd Cme Onjliln 7 PiM i Philadelphia campaign. DwMei 7 PoMs 6 Aica JUn I TrifK U 2-S-l 512.10 Mass., with Clifford three places in .571 Rnt 6 K urre fii Cv m 9 i0 In a CCIL encounter of local in­ South Catholic Dominates Top-Notch Slate 7 M a re fli HuMa IS.M m m 160 SJO Quiiieia 1-2 34.40 Tenth Gam Sin()es 7 Points St. Louis .000 Katie Tucker scored nine 4 Telo Kepi 10.40 ISO Perfeda 1-2 139.50 arrears. CVe Standings 4 B u m Repa 5.20 7.00 2 Geno Iraubal 7 in ie r 1640 9.60 5.40 terest, Enfield High upset previously goals and added seven 3 K i 3.40 Trifeda I-2-6 611.70 2 Urquiaca 6.00 440 “He’s smooth and relaxed and fluid Ceniral Coaching Changes 3.40 (WnielA 4-6 43.40 unbeaten Simsbury High, 22-6, thus By Major Amos B. Hoople assists in three games in O M i t.7 39.W S m dJi Gam Smcki 7 Peiab 1 Gonzjfei 360 W L Pet. Perfecta fi-4 131.70 S Silam Quiniela 2-7 55.20 when he runs. He’s always had the boosting Manchester High into sole Glastonbury New coaching assignments and Upset Specialist Texas tumbles Arkansas, 17- Orangemen as the Nittany P itfK U 7.4 113.40 Trifecta 6-4*2 301.40 1940 6.60 10.80 Green Bay leading Boston College to T rifK ta 7 4-3 1.400.10 2 Irie^ 640 4.20 Perieda 7-2 13640 natural talent,” appraised Suitor of .857 14, in the SWC headliner; Lions romp home a 37-6 Faurtli Gam Sincles 7 fm b Trifeda 7-2-1 1,065.00 possession of first place. ’The Silk Newington duties for present staff members Egad, friends, do we have the title in a Water Polo Secead • ttU n 7 Ooints 1 Carea 440 the wiry built Lemieux, “He’s also a Chicago .429 Kentucky will prevail, 24-%, winner. The Texas A&M- 5 OUre 1040 5.20 3.00 Omiela 2-5 46.00 Towners, who annexed a share of the Rockville along with the naming of a new assis­ some surprises for you this over LSU in an SEC encoun­ S Ne 10.40 5.00 3.00 3 Zetia Eleventh Gam Doubles 7 Points tough competitor. He hates to get Minnesota .429 Baylor meeting is their 75th, Tournament Saturday at 1 U 1.00 1 20 540 3.00 Perieda S-2 105.60 2 Gorostula Marcoida 27.40 6.00 340 South Windsor tant part-time coach for men’s varsi­ week! In a schedule loaded ter on the Wildcats’ home 2U 2.60 Trifeda S-M 730.50 8 IUi$ Sebastian $.80 5 80 Tampa Bay CCIL championship back in 1970, and we look for the Aggies to Brown U n iv e rsity in I H w re fi 3.00 QainieU 3-5 3440 beat. .429 Windsor ty basketball was announced by with big games The Hoople turf; and in a very in ^ r - 15 31.41 EieMh Gam PwUet 7 Points 4 Soiaun GmU 380 leads the pack at 4-0 with Simsburyi maul Baylor, 30-14. Providence. Perieda S -313.10 QuinieU 2-8 55.60 “One of the reasons he’s doing so Detroit .143 System forecasts one major PtriecU 5-1 72.00 Trifecta S-3-2 23740 S Cmnica I Genalet 1540 6.60 5.00 Windsor Locks University of Hartford Athletic tant Big 8 engagement, (Colo­ In the rest, here’s how the 7 rilK tl 5 -U 071.00 3 Arriaca I lavier Perieda 2-8 166.80 West Windham and Fermi each one game upset and three others that rado, playing with the home The sophomore from 7.40 4.80 well is he’s decided to press the race back. Bloomfield Director Gordon McCullough. — ahem — will be more than Hoople System sees ’em: Frftk G ne Doobles 7 Poiits 1 Selam ttveoMa 3.80 Trifeda 2-84 706.50 from the start to finish this year. W L T Pet. field advantage, will turn Pitt 21, Florida State 18; Manchester is former cap­ 7 Gem Carea 1740 11.40 4.60 (N ie ia 34 40.60 Twelfth Gam Doubles 7 Points Alan Wilson, varsity soccer coach mild surprises. Bennet Bows 5 U Seiastian 2160 4.40 Trifeda t-3 106.80 4 Seism Javier 8.80 13.20 5.00 Los Angeles 7 0 0 1.000 back the odds-on Nebraska Maryland 42, Wake Forest tain of the East Catholic 2 tbrrefM UnKa Last year he was more of a come- and recently named to coach varsity To satisfy your curiosity, Comhuskers, 24-21. 2.60 Trifeda 8-3-1 64040 2 Zabaia Urquiaga 1340 4.06 from-behind runner. This year he’s Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 we’U get to the big one 7; Southern Cal 39, Oregon girls’ swimming team. (bmela S-7 67.00 Ihrth Gam DeiMes 7 Points 1 Gorsotola Garrta 4.00 lacrosse in the spring, will assist Don’t forget, you read Penney High’s freshman Perfeda 7-5 17140 Quneta 2-4 3940 Bloomington Council immediately. The Iowa St. 17; Ohio State 35, Iowa Trifeda 7-S-2 632.70 2 A rriap I Garita 13 20 7.80 5.80 either leading or right next to the New Orleans 3 4 0 .429 about ’em first in the Hoople football team posted a 6-0 Perieda 4-2 136.50 Coach Annette Fortune in the State Cyclones will live up to 10; Alabama 35, Tenn 18; SAsbM 6.80 3.80 guy, not 20-30 yards behind. He’s San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 Forecast — lun-kumph! decision over Bennet S atli Gam DoaUes 7 Pmts 1 Gorodota UtqoHfa 3.60 Trifeda 4-2-1 551.70 women’s winter intramural their name — kaff-kaff — as and Michigan 28, Wisconsin 1 Irra Eccnane 11.20 4.40 140 Quiniela 2-5 33.80 ATTENDWCL 3,520 changed his running strategy and Remember, too, it was Hoo­ 6. 2 M l Me Blasts Griffith Remarks program. they huff and puff their way ple — and only Hoople ~ Junior High last Saturday. 5.80 4.M Perieda 2-5 143.70 H W li $263,800 that’s put him in the limelight.” Gary LaRoeque of East Granby, 1st the favored Oklahoma who gave you Miami to There’s a quartet of trad!' Defense featured on both The Silk Towners captured the 1977 Football Recruiters BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - behalf of the Twins until the club former basketball-baseball star for loners. tumble Auburn from Ae un­ tional intra-state meetings (l9th hole) sides until the final two state championship with Lemieux The Bloomington City (>)uncil voted Watch for the Cyclones’ defeated ranks! on the slate. In the grand- Jal Alai Entries “gives evidence of a changed policy the Hawks, returns to his alma mater great tailback Dexter Green daddy of the series — heh- minutes when Penney leading the way with a fourth place Ed Lemieux Happy Strike Ends unanimously Monday night to con­ in regard to race, sex and marital In some others, set down scored. ♦ V/ as assistant basketball coach under to put on a spectacular offen­ here not In the order of their beh — the New Mexico Lo- Tallwood status.” 7di Gm m S M finish. He won’t be the fourth pick runner, a blue-chip runner,” Suitor COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - The demn Minnesota ’Twins President Gary Palladino. sive ^ow and the State importance, it’s Penn State bos and the New Mexico Playing well for Bennet M l i B M M u lilt ban M lu BEST 12 — Low gross, u TP itats 7 P iM i 7 Pasrti this time when the locals go after commented of Lemieux, who has end of the five-week Cleveland school Calvin Griffith for statements he Griffith was reported as having Roger Wickman, varsity baseball defensive forces to rise to vs. Syracuse; Texas A&M State Aggies will mix it ui were Art Jasper, Paul l.ZMi-lll 1. biMii new heights in stopping the for the 79th time. A Ted Blasko 45; Low net, 1. IMMpa 1. GamtaMTBiiw their second straight title. “He’s UConn, Yale St. John’s and the strike may have come just in time made to the Waseca, Minn., Lions told the Lions he moved his team to coach of 18 years, will expand his vs. Baylor; Pitt vs. F lo rid McMahon, Mike Luzzi, lUianX*! IM f im 1 iMcnfl lArriauUhrM definitely the favorite in the LL race. Club several weeks ago. lowerful Oklahoma eleven. State; Maryland vs. Wake Buquerque, our New Mexico Russ Davidson 50-18-32, lU - J m n I G im tila 3. knsMs University of Pennsylvania among for high school footballers hoping to the ’Twin Cities when he learned that duties in a first-time fall varsity Vas, dear readers, ’twill be correspondent, assures us Dave McMahon, Terry Lee 4. T iM r iie 4. 4. Satam-Mar People will be aiming for him, no The council passed a resolution Forest; USC vs. Oregon Pat Paradiso 63-28-35. i Gm u Eu others in mind for the future, “You get college athletic grants-in-aid. few blacks lived here; he called bat­ baseball pro^am starting next year. the “upset of the year” as this is the year of the Lobos and Tim Burke. 1 kntsss 5. lla iA T a ^ longer does he aim at people,” voiced calling for baseball Commissioner State; Ohio State vs. Iowa; Kickers 80, 76. lA n i- M il L G iram ai I bm niaU um ud know the old saying when the going The 12 Cleveland public high ting star Rod Carew a fool for accep­ Wickman will continue to coach Iowa State wins, 23-21 — har­ Alabama vs. Tennessee, and as they win, 26-20. 7. im iM ts c fe t 1. Oefcaa 7. AiMeewra Suitor. Bowie Kuhn to investigate Griffith’s ting such a small salary; and he rumph! The North Carolina-North SATURDAY-A-Low 1 Pih C in i i ZahUa L Jaaf4 aiiialn gets tough, the tough get going. schools have yet to play a football women’s varsity basketball and will Michigan vs. Wisconsin. Sifea M f v w - M W S ib Z a « i “ He is definitely a pressure fitness to own the Twins. It also thought it was better for young A trio of slightly milder It will be another long Carolina State meeting at gross, Dan Home 35; Low Subs isacarafrl; coupon flood for 1 FREE Alta H yau hava a child wha To review — a couple of years ago flags and two interceptions for the Dnke 24 Clenuon 21 Biiainl(t) a Bwlag Gr a Tmple 24 West Va It GAME of bowling with one paid Walt Parker tossed to Larry Colorado 24 Nebraska 14 Hick St a ladlain 21 Barbara Von Hone and 204, Ray Engler 211. gam# a t.. wauW Ilka la )aln a laaoua, aur the Soviets summoned the three Uaneheiter Jayvee Soccer Streak Ends Maple defense. Alabama » Tenn U USED CARS Junlar Pragram la naw tanning. Komarenko for Donato’s only score Cola St 21 UN-Las Vegas U Navy a WH A Mary U Texas 17 Arkansas 14 Kathy McKone led the Wa era a mambar af Tha NaHafial American networks to Moscow to Billy Barnard hooked up with Gary Brawn U Cornell 17 NewMezaNMSta Texas AAM MBaylar 14 Duckpin Yauth Aaaadatlan and arranged the Olympic coup for NBC with Mark Liappes adding the extra Florida It Army It winners in singles with HAPPY HOLIDAYS - discuss television rights for the with a price tag of $85 million, with Seeing its winning streak come to striker Alex Britnell and goalie Mar­ Bilodeau for Frank’s only score. Hec­ NaCaraSt a NCaro 17 TBlaae2STCUM(N) Metro Bowl Tha Cannactloul law llng an end, Manchester High jayvee point. tor Hernandez and Davey Jones ^ AAM a Tena St 21 (N) No Arh a No Cole a Va Tech 17 Virriaia 18 doubles wins coming from Sue Balesano 166-144-424, C om ar o l C anlar A Adama 81a. Oparalart’ Aaaaclatlan. games and demanded |50 million up other expenses upping the cost to ty Simon played well for the young Yankee QB Ed Pikor tossed for UVaaderblU7 MlnaaNrthwstemU VMIllLehlghK teams of Linda Gibbs-Lynn Val Sady 136-350, Kathy CARTER front. ’The Americans went home to about 1110 million. soccer team was on the wrong end of Indians, now 4-3-1 for the season. ’The played well defensively. llJeiM S tU (NdoUMTa|edo7 WaAlagMnlf Oregaa 12 four touchdowns, three extra points 21 Dartmonth 12 Ohio Slate a Iona U Schmiller, Cathy St.Jean- McConnell 155-352. SUNDAY NITE find out if Washington would consider The Placid Olympics cost ABC f40 a 1-0 score to Hall High yesterday in Silk Towners hit the post twice in the Standings: Yankee Cafe 4-1, Maple WaASTltStaafaidSl Good anytima except during COUPLES LEA8UE West Hartford. and was on the receiving end of two Cafe 4-1, Hose Co. No. 3 4-1, F r ^ ’g Pardaeamiaoton Kaasas a Okla St 12 WlehRa a Sa m 28 Andy Boulot, Darlene Hall- Laaguat A Tournamantt. a pool broadcast of the games an million, including |15.5 million for first quarter and had the better of TDs. Ken Kuezynski, Mike Ban St 42 m St 21 Pern St XI Syiaease I MicUcu a WbeaaslB I Colleen Krafjack and ZODIAC—Carol Powell Expiraa Dac. 31, 1978. HOW F O M im anti-trust violation. broadcast rights, Bill Herlth and Kevin Walker at play until after intermission when 3-3, Brother Bones 2-3, Donato’s 1-4 W Tex St 22 lad St 14 PltinFlortiaStU HEO FIN lOWLim fullback, halfback Sparky Laggis, Kazerowski, Bill Hannon and John Brodie Real Estate D-5. ImStaoklall Prlaeetaai 14 Colgate U Belinda Fortin-Amy 182-492, Nancy McKeown 11229 Main St., Manchesterj. FRIDAY N IT U Hall took control. Katula latched onto TD tosses for the Glendhill. 456. TEL. 646-6464 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Oct. 17. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 17, 1978— PAGE FIFTEEN PZC To Meet Tonight Manchester Hadassah Dan Dailey, 62, Dies, On Reaction To Plans Will Journey Into Art Began Career as Dancer MANCHESTER — Roe .,Halper in Connecticut, New York and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Dan COVENTRY — The Planning and that the rights of individual lan­ Agency (WRPA). Town Planner will speak on “A Journey Into Art,” when he was 14. Dailey danced in the Zoning Commission will hold a Chicago. ^ . Dailey — a song and dance man in downers to use their land as they Gregory Padick and WRPA at a meeting of the Manchester chorus line at Roxy’s and on a cruise special meeting tonight at 7.-30 at the wished had been too severely representative Daniel Manley helped musicals of the 1930s and 40s who ship bound for the West Indies before Chapter of Hadassah Oct. 26 t Tem­ She is a graduate of Skidmore Town Hall to discuss public reaction abridged. The commission will now prepare the position paper, which became a respected actor and he was introduced to burlesque king ple Beth Sholom. College with a degree in art educa­ to its plan of development, which was decide how it will react to this public was presented to the Town Council wanted to go on stage in a wheelchair Harold Minsky, who put the dancer in Luncheon will be served at noon. tion and has taught art at Horace aired at a hearing earlier this month. input. last night. to keep working after a crippling in­ a clown outfit to entertain the Ms. Halper works in several Greeley High School, Chappaqua, Although the plan met with general PZC Chairwoman Marilyn jury — died in his sleep Monday at audience before the women came on mediums including woodcarving, N.Y., for seven years. the age of 62. acceptance and conservationists Richardson recently wrote a letter of PZC members would like to see the painting and drawing. Her themes in­ stage. She is also the author of two books, From 1969 to 1971 Dailey starred as praised it with only minor criticisms, commendation to A1 Goodin, owner plan altered to show low-density Soon, Dailey appeared in the clude social justice, interpretations “ To Life,” and “ Tears of the the governor in the television series, some advocates of development of the newly remodeled Bidwell development for the lake area, which of world events, dance and dancers Broadway musicals “Babes in expressed dissatisfaction with cer­ Tavern on Main Street. She praised Prophets.” Reservations for the “The Governor and J.J.” He was Arms,” “Stars in Your Eyes” and “I it believes to be already over- and-representations of the artists’s luncheon meeting may be made by tain parts. Sewer Authority Chair­ his “quality restoration of the Old nominated for an Academy Award Married an Angel,” where he was populated. They would also like response to Judaism. calling Edith Krupp at 647-9901. man Richard Breault felt that the Town Hall” and said the PZC was for “Mother Wore Tights” in 1947, seen by an MGM scout who signed Coventry to have its own industrial She has shown solo exhibits in Baby-sitting services will be ------^ , PZC was too concerned with the particularly pleased with "your solu­ developments site. one of a series of musicals costarring him to a contract in 1940. galleries, museums and universities available by request. Roe Halper Dailey with Betty Grable. village area rather than with the lake tion to offstreet parking, your Other areas of concern are the His first movie, a dramatic role in His manager, Al Melnick, said area, for which he advocates a com­ landscaping, and your innovative plan’s treatment of a proposed “The Mortal Storm,” was followed Dailey had been “virtually an in­ prehensive municipal sewer system. lighting.” Interstate 84 interchange, a land by several other dramas. His career Scoff’s World valid” since August 1977, when he fell Members of the Economic In other business, the PZC drafted preservation designation for areas was interupted by a stint in the Ar­ Development Commission would like a statement on the regional plan of around the Skungamaug River, and on stage during a performance of my. Dailey returned from the Army “The Odd Counle” at a dinner to see more industrial and commer­ development recently drawn up by nonsewer alternatives for certain to MGM in 1946 and starred with cial areas. Other residents claimed the Windham Regional Planning districts. theater in North Carolina, breaking Miss Grable in “ Mother Wore Binges Widow Carries On his hip. His condition was aggravated Tights.” for the last several months by severe His three marriages, to Esther anemia. Rodier, Elizabeth Hofert and Gwenn South Windsor Crews By VERNON SCOTT appears with the American Conservatory Theater in San He appeared on Broadway last O’Connor all ended in divorce. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Bing Crosby’s voice echoed Francisco. year despite surgery on the hip. Dan Dailey mrough the control booth of a recording studio on Sunset “The pain was so intense I couldn’t write things down While the fall forced him to aban­ Set Leaf Pickup Times Boulevard as his widow, Kathryn, listened attentively, a for the book,” Kathryn said. “I dictate into a tape don plans to perform in a new smile on her face. recorder and work with Lee McGrath. We were high Broadway show, “Spotlight,” AARP Going to Stage SOUTHSnilTH U/IMncno WINDSOR - The Depart­ 1 J . . . .. school cheerleaders together in Robstown (Texas). Melnick said he had hoped to con­ department representatives are Program may continue efficiently, “It’s a beautiful voice, isn’t it,” she said when the last ment of Public Works has announced “The book has a lot of Bing’s letters to me. He was a tinue his career in “The Man Who MANCHESTER — The Manchester Sheraton-Hartford Hotel, shopping at prepared to use heavy loading equip­ the equipment must continue to func­ strains of the Christmas carol drifted away. its leaf collection program for this beautiful writer and it expresses a side of Bing people Came to Dinner,” in which the Green Chapter of the American the Civic Center Shops an’d a matinee ment to remove leaves which may be tion without mechanical breakdowns. Kathryn, with her sons Harry and Nathaniel and year. Leaf vacuum pickup by town don’t know. He showed the depth of his emotions in leading character is confined to a Association of Retired Persons is performance of “Catch Penny wet or covered with snow, to insure A street by street schedule is not daughter Mary Frances, are carrying on the family having a trip Wednesday, Nov. 1 to crews will begin on Monday, Oct. 23, that the program continues through ^ristm as tradition by taping this year’s annual Crosby writing that he never revealed in public.” wheelchair. Twist,” a new Irish play. and end Friday, Dec. 1. being used this year. Public Works During the past year Kathryn visited Bing’s l,506-acre The New York-born actor always the Hartford Stage Company. The The bus will leave the Community its closing date. Department supervisors will inspect Yuletide television show. It will be aired by CBS during All leaf collection will be done with ranch retreat in northern California which is being sold. outing will include a morning behind- Baptist Church parking lot at 10 a.m. Town residents are requested to each district on its collection day and the holidays. considered dancing a “lucrative hob­ mechanized vacuum equipment and She’s also visited their hideaway in Las Cruces, Mexico, by,” even though his first film role the-scenes program at the stage and return at about 5 p.m. rake their leaves to the curb area in direct the vacuum equipment to the It’s been a year since Bing, 73, died of a heart attack on the town will be divided into four dis­ where they fished and spent many a happy vacation. with MGM in 1940 was that of a company. The performers will show For reservations, call Anne Steele long narrow furrows. It would be areas of the heaviest leaf-fall. This a golf course in Spain. tricts, as follows: "It saddens me to visit those places,” she said. “I “heavy.” how costuming, props and scenery at 643-6039 before Friday, Oct. 27. All most desirable if residents would procedure will further permit The past year has been one of deep sorrow for Kathryn, are developed. 7 • District I — the area bounded by couldn’t have done it without good friends. He began taking dancing lessons AARP members, friends and guests rake their leaves to their front yards greater flexibility and more efficien­ but a busy one as well. the Vernon town line to Avery Street, “I haven’t visited the cemetery here in Los Angeles. The trip also will include lunch at are welcome. until the day the leaf machines are in cy. “It’s been a time of memories, painful and intense,” the Cloister Restaurant at the including Lawrence Road and New- their vicinity — at which time they she said. “I’ve managed to live one day at a time. I’m But then I haven’t been able to visit my mother’s grave marker Road. Telephone calls regarding leaf either. I feel that Bing’s golf tournament is where he is could rake the leaves to the curb collection should be directed to the doing the things I would have done if Bing were alive. I’ve • District II — the area bounded by area. This would alleviate the persis­ worked a great deal, but not as an escape.” and his Cihristmas show is where he is. That’s why we are Avery Street to Ellington Road en­ Bureau of Street Services at 644-2531 T V Tonight tent problem of leaves clogging where daily routing and scheduling Kathryn is writing a book titled “A Very Good Round- ^ ding at Five-Corners, Wapping storm drains during rainstorms, and My Life With Bing.” She did a bus and truck tour of 172 We’re putting together clips of Bing’s old Christmas Z) Center. data is maintained. A dispatcher is 6:00 ® Newlywed Qame Marvin, Oliver Reed. A bored the hazard of young children playing cities in 102 days starring in “Same Time Next Year’ an shows and we sing some songs together. We were all in ~9 9 N e w s S Sha Na Na O i Voice Of Faith on duty at this location from 7 a.m. to soldier of fortune, his Harvard- 8 8 8 Beat Of Carson • District III — the area bounded in leaf piles close to traffic. The . tears watching those old shows. But they were tears of I Brady Bunch S 0 MacNall / Lahrar Report educated, half-Indlan compatri­ 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. 8 Ironside by Sullivan Avenue south to East leaves must be in the curb area, happy memories. Bing looks so fine and sings as well in ® Joker's Wild 8 Wild Kingdom ot, and a grizzled old cowboy Residents who wish to remove 0l Bozo's Big Top 8 Chico And The Man 0 Captioned ABC News Hartford, including Main Street. however, for pickup. the last show as he ever did. His Christmas show goes decide to kidnap a group of bor- their own leaves or have hired people & TV Community College S I Tic Tac Dough d e ll^lrls. (R) 12:00 • District IV — the area bounded back 40 years to the radio days. @ Residents are reminded that state to do so from their, properties should My Three Sons 7:59 STThree's Company ® Adam-12 by Ellington Road north of Sullivan “It’s terribly hard doing the show because Bing is not @ Bonanza S S 8 Baaeball Movie "Little Boy Lost" ® Movie “Gang War" (1958) and local laws prohibit the burning of bring all leaves to the town-owned 0 Zoom (H) S Avenue to East Windsor town line. leaves. here. Film is such a living product. It’s touching to get (1953) Bing Crosby, Claude Charles Bronson, Kent Taylor. property on Sand Hill Road opposite 6:30 8:00 Dauphin. A reporter believes that Collections will begin in District I extra hugs from th»children when something particular­ d ) The Paper Chase a French orphan Is actually his 12:30 The fan elements of the Nevers Road intersection and not to S ) I Love Lucy ® C B S Late Movie "The Gun and last four days, then move to YOU’RE IN ly near and dear to us comes up on the screen.” ®Cross-Wlts son. (2 hrs.) ® Dating Qame mechanical equipment used to ® 8 Happy Days And The Nun" (1971) Pete Duel. the Town Landfill Area. A sign has d l JakeB Hass Qospel Time 0 Throe By Four District II for four days, etc. Each vacuum leaves can be easily Kathryn continues to live in the family home in ® Movie "C allan " (1975) Ben Murphy. district will be collected twice. been erected to direct citizens to the IS ® S ) NBC News 9:30 ® Movie "Perfect Friday" damaged by stones, sticks, and other Hillsborough, Calif. Son Harry, 20, is studying at the Lon­ ® Over Easy Edward Woodward, Eric Porter! Leaf Disposal Area. An aging British secret agent Is ® 8 T a x l (1970) Ursula Andress. Stanley In the later weeks of the program. don Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Nathaniel is S Adam-12 debris. In order that the Collection demoted by his superiors Baker. 0 The Crowing Years 10:00 in his senior year of high school. Mary Frances, 19, lives because he was showing too ® 0 N e w s in Hollywood. 6:55 much compassion for his victims. ®8Starsky&Hutch 1:00 “I was only 18 when I came to Hollywood to seek my ® News 2hrs. ® Untouchables 8 0 8 Tomorrow Area Bulletin Board 7:00 8 8 8 NBC Movie "Little Big 8 Living Faith 1*30 BUSINESS... career in show business,” Kathryn said. “Now it is her Man" (1970) Dustin Hotiman, 8 Soundstage (J) CBS News ® Joe Franklin turn and she’s prepared and trained herself well. Faye Dunaway. A 121-year-old Slave Sale election. S ) The Brady Bunch 2:10 of the “40’s” on Nov. 4 at St. Ber­ “I don’t find it difficult to continue living in the house white man who was the sole sur­ 10:30 BOLTON — The Latin Club of nard’s Church Hall. Mrs. Decker has served on the d ] S ABC News vivor ol Little Big Horn recalls his 0 Crosstalk ® News with all of Bing’s personal mementoes. There was one ® Bowling For Dollars life and loves on the Western Bolton High School is having its fall South Windsor Board of Education OS FestlvsJOf Faith 11:00 2:30 A buffet style dinner will be served small thing that was too much for me, the spot where he frontier. (R) ® News ■'Slave Sale” with students for hire to and was its chairman for two years. S Sounding Board 8 Public Education In Connecti­ ® ® 8 8 8 News at 7:30 p.m. and there will be dancing ® The Qong Show do such jobs as raking leaves, She is presently a member of the rested his head on the headboard above the bed. I redid S News cut 2:32 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ® 0 Dick Cavetl ® Love Experts ® Movie "Panic Button" washing windows, and other general Democratic Town Committee and the bedroom but otherwise the house remains unchanged. 8 Joker's Wild For tickets or information call Nathanial and his friends and our two dogs help fill it up. S Newlywed Qame 0 The Champions 8 Dick Van Dyke (1963) Maurice Chevalier, Jayne odd jobs. Mindy Connors, 875-9343. the Democratic Women’s Club and VM satiu mw ms S The Odd Couple 8 Hogan's Heroes Mansileld. “I wasn’t a Bing Crosby fan. I loved the man himself, if 6:30 0Dld(Cavett Proceeds from the event will help The post is an explorer group for has recently completed a term on the 7:29 ® MervQrlffIn you know what I mean. I had a wonderful husband and S Daily Numbers 11:30 sponsor the club’s annual New York persons 14 to 21. It is a co-^ branch South Windsor Town Council. ® 8 Laveme & Shirley during our 20 years of marriage I never entered a room 7:30 8 Liars Club ®Bamaby Jones trip as well as its Roman banquet. of the Boy Scouts of America. Aptitude Tests ® Hogan's Heroes Anyone interested in hiring a stu­ without knowing he was the most attractive man in it. Q ) PM Magazine 9:00 ® 8 A B C Movie "Catch-22 " Bloodmobile SOUTH WINDSOR - The “I wish I’d taken golf up much sooner and gotten good S ) Carol Burnett And Friends ® Movie "The Great Scout And (1970) Alan Arkin. Jon Volght. dent should call Adam Teller of QB $100,000 Name That Tune Cathouse Thursday" (1976) Lee C Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test ® Taka A Qood Look Green Hills Road or Tom Maneggia GLASTONBURY - The Red Cross enough so I could have insisted that he play with me. He of Stony Road. Mrs. Susan Murray is Bloodmobile will be conducted in the for high school juniors will be con­ was thrilled when Nathaniel won the club championship. ducted at South Windsor High School “Last week 80,000 They enjoyed playing together. the club adviser. Glastonbury High School gym, Oct. Oct. 28 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Kathryn Crosby is writing a book about her Harvest Fiesta 30 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. sponsored by “I miss Bing every day and every night. Thank God we Theater Schedule • M9-5491 the Junior Woman’s Club and the There will be a meeting, of all life with the late Bing Crosby. She says he have so many friends all over the world who write and SATMMV ANO SUMOAV COVENTRY — The Robertson juniors interested in taking the test, town branch of the Red Cross. wasn’t a fan but rather loved the man call and come to see us. It helps a great deal. School p ro will sponsor a Harvest Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the school. “Bing does not belong in bronze. He’s a living image on U.A. Tlieater 1 — "Great Vernon Cine 2 — “Revenge Babysitting will be available all customers read the himself. (UPI photo) Chefs" 7:00-9:15 of the Pink Panther’ '7:10-9:10 Fiesta sale Oct. 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 Students may sign up for the test day. Walk-ins are welcome. Those film and in photographs and, of course, his music.” U.A. Theater 2 - “Animal p.m. at the school on Cross Street. who can should set up an appoint­ starting Thursday. T There will be a tailgate sale, bake House” 7:15-9:30 Mon. - T im s. ment by calling Lynn Anderson, 633- U.A. Theater 3 - “A Wed­ sale, a pumpkin judging contest for 6420. Absentee Voters Peopletalk ding" 7:00-9:20 the best decorated pumpkin, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Vernon Cine 1 — “Grease” VERNON — John Daigle, C $ 1 .5 0 refreshments will be available, and Soccer Clinic 7:20-9:30 WOODY ALLEN'S Bobo the Clown will be there. HEBRON — The Rham High Republican Town Committee chair­ Fame's Children Child of Fame Both ChM s man, has appointed Dorothea didn’t make it. Those who wish to rent space for School varsity soccer team will con­ The Annies and the orphans all got The celebrities were among the The 78-year-old actress has a The first European visitor the tailgate sale should call Kathy duct a soccer clinic for members of Peabody of 45 Sunnyview Drive to together Monday night in Hollywood to the popular Caribbean ‘IMKRIORS" serve as the absentee voter chairman and THE DOLLAR SAVER fans Monday night at New York’s “respiratory disorder” and is con­ the Hebron Soccer Club (Grades 3-6) at a party celebrating the West Coast Padget, 742-5061, days or Sandy Grande Finale II where Lorna Luft— fined to bed, but her housekeeper resort island of Grenada was from Gilead Hill and Hebron for the November elections. opening of “Annie.” Star of the par­ Christopher Columbus, in Usher, 742-9404, evenings. ’The rain daughter of the late Judy Garland says she isn’t seriously ill. Elementary schools. Ms. Peabody urges all those who ty, as well as the show, was 11-year- 1498. Umted h tis ti date will be the following day. and sister of Liza Minnelli — debuted The clinic is scheduled for know they will be unable to vote at Quote of the Day The PTO is also sponsoring a old Patricia Patts. her nightclub act. Campbell and Franco American Wednesday from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the the polls on Nov. 7 to call her at 871- combination.” Also on hand were Andrea McAr- Bishop Daniel Pilarczyk of Cincin­ HALL FOR RENT MIDNIBHT SHOW 2099 as soon as possible for absentee She got applause from her father, nati, who is of Polish ancestry, in FM . A SAT. products label drive. Anyone having Gilead Hill School soccer field. ’The dle, now 14, who played Little Orphan Sid Uift, Pat Lawford and children, Kor parties, showers, receptions, ballot applications, or contact the of­ reaction to the election of Polish Car­ meetings »Complete kitchen labels they wish to donate should Rham team, defending state champs, Annie on Broadway, and Keene Cur­ Norman Mailer, Soupy Sales and fice of the town clerk. dinal Karol W ojtp as Pope John facilities. Large enclosed parking send them to the school or to Diana will demonstrate skills, drills and tis, who does Daddy Warbucks in Andy Warhol, among others. lot. Inquire: both productions. Paul II: “Polack jokes are out.” PETER SELLERS Bergin, 315 High St., Coventry, 06238. strategies to help the younger Sarasin Visit Sister Liza missed the opener, but Lithuanian Hail players with their soccer skills. Danielle Brisebois — the littlest VERNON — Weather permitting. Glimpses 24 GOLWAY STREET iM m m r Sarasin Coordinator orphan in the Broadway version — got there in time for the second act. Meeting Thursday Republican gubernatorial candidate Danny Thomas was the toast­ MANCHESTER w iu t n u K COVENTRY — Mrs. Nancy A. was there, too, celebrating the Helen Ailing Moore of Geraldine Drive, has been HEBRON — The Central Office Ronald Sarasin, will helicopter in at master and Diana Ross the star Call before 6 P.M. NO CANDLES Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Circle, Satur­ takeoff of her own career. She’ll play New York Gov. Hugh Carey named town coordinator for the Committee will meet Thursday at If you would like your advertising to be entertainer Monday night in New t>hone 643-0616 or 646-915i 649-9383 OR LISHTERS day, and will be campaigning in the the young Judy Garland in the NBC- showed up ^ the Helen Hayes York at the awards banquet of the Sarasin for Governor Committee. 7:30 p.m. in the office of the Hospital in West Haverstraw, N.Y., superintendent of schools. shopping area. The helicopter is TV movie “Rainbow,” with costars Federation of Motion Picture As coordinator, Mrs. Moore will Don Murray, Piper Laurie and Monday to announce a $5(K),000 grant Items to be discussed include: A expected to arrive about 10:30 a.m. seen by this iucrative market please Pioneers honoring Dr. Jules Stein — have the responsibility of developing Michael Parks, directed by Jackie for a new research center for brain­ X report on the status of the district founder of the Music Corporation of support in Coventry and will aid in Churcb Bazaar Cooper, who grew up with the damaged children. But Miss Hayes, evaluation of the superintendent; America . PONDEROSAS WEDNESIW the distribution of campaign VERNON — ’The “Sweethearts” of original Rainbow girl. for whom the hospital is named. materials. computerized accounting and St. Joseph’s Church, Union Street, phone us...a courteous advertising :a f o o d s p e c ia l s . possibilites for inter-district Mrs. Moore was president of the are busy making cheese and cabbage INVITATION FROM Coventry Republican Women’s Club cooperation; the committee’s audit iWiancIm H f Ewnlng HaraM LAURENCE pierogi and golabki for the Snack representative will be glad to answer OUR FAMILY PRICED TO and is presently a member of the report; and the 1979 legislative ses­ Kitchen to be featured at the Christ­ PubMwd (v«y tvwvng n a p t sion. TO YOURS I ind ho«dM Entml It «w OLIVIER Republican Town Committee. mas bazaar. Mrs. Lou Wagner and Minchimr, Cenn. Pott Ottica m 8«- CATCH Rescue Post Decker Appointed Mrs. Helen Koniar are chairmen. your questions. Join Us For oond ClM> MM MMw. . - W IN - OUR MON.-WED. YOU ELLINGTON — The Ellington SOUTH WINDSOR - Cile Decker The bazaar is scheduled for Nov. 3 Suggattsd Carrier RatM flQffmflCt1R15TIE3 Rescue Post ,512 will have its third has been appointed as campaign and 4 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the SPECIALS .. PiyMM m AdvwiM ROSS 10-SPEED UKE church auditorium. The public is in­ annual dance with the theme “Band coordinator in South Windsor for ( A a A 12 SPECIALS 7 vited. On* momb...... $390 Congressman William Cotter’s re- « < A Q TO CHOOSE ThfMmontti* ...... 11170 b i m FROM '81* monllw...... $23*0 On* yMr...... $4t.n BIKE CHAIN i LOCK DAVIS FAMILY MM r u n Upon RoquM DRAWINB SATURDAY Manchoster Public Records &b«*lbort Mio M to raoolvo a^cNILE C RESTAURANT IbM newpopof UMora 3:30 p.m. OCTOBER 28«BP.M. SJie Herald CALDOR plaza MANCHESTER •IMUW loMphon* tiM circulollon aOlDEN-FRIED SHRIMF Warranty deeds dop*fOn«n(, 047-0040. SEAFOOD COMBINATION DINNER It's easy to get William J. Furlong and Alice C. Miller, property on Boulder Road, no Bryce K. Carpenter Jr., stove and HNNEB II you Uke sedood. hooked on our Shrimp . P G . conveyance tax. Furlong, both of East Hartford, to chimney at 41 Starkweather St., $750. you'll love this delicious Dinner. Because you gel Certificate of attachment combination of plump FILET OF FISH DINNER a generous serving ol Paul C. Blain and Jean L. Blain, Joseph and Margaret Mader, vinyl golden-lrted shrimp and You won't have any twelve plump golden- Rkhaid property at 124 High St., $45,100. John J. O’Connor and Roberta M. siding at 112 Waddell Road, $1,055. lighlly-bredded lilel ol bones to pick with tried shrimp with our own Dreyfuss.. Paul A. Gagnon and Mary R. O’Connor against Douglas E. Forbes rADDRESS. Fish. With steaming baked Ihese two generous special cocktail sauce. Harold Parent for Thomas JAZZ' potato, worm roll and but­ portions of filet of Plus baked potato, roll Moses Wine Gagnon to Lynn M. Ryerson and. and Ernestine P. Lard, $2,000 proper­ O’Connell, roof repair at 64 Irving a n d DISPLAY ty at 44-46 Pine St. C U SSIF IED ler. plus fresh salad from Fish. With tartar and salad. Catch II on Private Detective. Wayne M. Ryerson, both of Coventry, St., $895. Mltchall-RuffDuo our salad bar. All you want. sauce, buttery roll, Wednesday lor only S2 29. property at 51 Santina Drive, $59,900. Release of attachment Marriage licenses Available Wednesday. For potato, and salad tnej only S2.29, refills. SI 99. K.T. Lear Associates Inc. to Gary Homfeldt et al against Craig Earl P. Courchesne and Alice M. Presented by F. Nation, trustee. William Wenzel and Viola Karlof, Parker, both of Manchester, Nov. 4. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE PHONE. Building permits property on Hillstown Road, $55,000. Frederick N. Archer, 226 Center Ernest H. Anderson to Richard S. Economy Home Improvement for St., and Fatima Bustan, Willimantic. JWCKrflCHOLSoriT Burrill and Carol S. BurriU, one-half Joe Downs, aluminum siding at 20 Frank B. DeMayo, 71B Sycamore Plaza Drive, $4,000. Thursday, Oct 19, S p interest in property at 53 Norman St., Lane, and Marian Y. Proctor, Bidwell Home Improvement Co. $25,000. Wilbraham, Mass. Phone 643-2711 College Auditorium TO BE RETURNED AT THESE SreOALS AVAILABLE CVEST WCDNESDAT ALL DAT AT THE fOlLOHIHG LOCATIONS rioris K. Bradley, Vernon, to for Irene Copeland, roof repair at 132 Daniel E. Platz, Glastonbury, and Hilliard St., $1,600. Studenta $2.00 Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Janet E. Anderson, 701 Hartford ^^HAUNTED HOUSED’ MANCHESTER — 119 SPENCER ST. Church, property at 9-13 Chestnut St., Richard J. ^rrieau, stove at 12 Road, Nov. 3 at St. Mary’s. General Admisalon, $4.00 Green Manor Road, $300. ONLY $99 conveyance tax. David J. O’Brien and Joanne V. teatlng l8 limited (SILVER LANE) Quilrlaim deed Lester and Barbara Miner, fence Slattery, both of Manchester, Nov. 4. at 27 Columbus St., $900. Company Gerard R. Miller to Louise K. CALL NOW: 64(M900, ext. 259 I Firehouse, RL 30, Vernon PLEASE CALLTHEAmE ENJOYOUR SALAD EAR FOR SCREEN TM ES PAGE SIXTEEN___ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 17, 1978

...... » t...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), Manchester. Conn,, Tues,, Oct. 17, 1978 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted ' 13 East Hartford Board %•!•!•! •••••••••••••••••••••••••# ••••••••'•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ADVERTISING Help Wented 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 TRUCK MECHANIC LEGAL SECRETARY- Ver­ ' R A T E S WANTED for general repairs, non Law Firm seek full time National Weather Forecast CONCRETE LABORERS- to must have experience and Legal Secretary, with good set and strip forms. Call 875- 1 day ...... 12(word per day own tools. Starting salary typing and shorthand skills. Debates Crime Policy Sdaya ...... Iicwordperday 1103. $7.00. All company oenefits. 6 days 10c word per day Friendly atmosphere. H e m l h iilfr [3scinii3 26 days .. 9c d a y s ...... For appointment. Call 688- Competitive salary and DIP & SIP- Counter help By CHARLIE MAYNARD and off school property. 2233. •i1 15 words $2.00 minimum Fringe benefits. Experience needed Sunday-Thursday, 7 Herald Reporter Board member Jerry Ingallinera said Happy Ads ...... $2.50 Inch preferred. Phone 646-1974. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \ f A I « p.m.-2 a.m. Apply in person- REALE REALTORS he didn’t want to see the schools used as NURSES AIDES - Full time, any day between 8-12, 335 EAST HARTFORD — The school board and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. PART TIME MATURE the easiest way to interview or apprehend 3 0 0 0 . Center Street, Manchester. Monday night got down to the tricky Experienced preferred, but STOCK CLERK - Apply in a student. “I can understand where Joyce / business of hammering out an acceptable we will train. Apply in persn: person to Furniture Depart­ > C M C A (M HOUSESOLD is coming from,” he said. HELP WANTED- Plenty of East Hartford Convalescent ment, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main PHONE 643-2711 work. Local Construction WORD document of crime policy guidelines. Keegan said on-property interviews are Home, 745 Main Street, East Street, Manchester. The board heard comments from Police •ANFfUNOBCO^ Company. Variety of job avoided at all costs. Any interviews at Hartford. FORA$SISTANCEIN PLACINCtYOUR AO D.F. Raale, Inc. Raaltors Sgt. James Keegan and Officer Herb openings. Phone 64^5033. school go through his office, he said, and m a c h i n i s t / SKILLED |l75 Main 8t. B A B -A S E S Manchaatar’, CiJ Weeks on the written guidelines, which FULL AND PART TIM E for SECOND SHIFT- The Help Wanted LOSANOCLa w SHOW OF YOUR TALENT & he would contact the parents and.Ernest r 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 ' l \ *K n M t\ k 30.?< were designed to let employees know the \\ golf course maintenance and following manufacturing SKILLS- While developing Grasso, the administrative assistant for 1 snack bar. Apply in person at positions are available for in- new abilities. Be a CPTV fine line between a school and a police SECRETARY- Part time LEGAL SECRETARY. Start HIOHIST TIM fllAfUM S\ personnel. Tallwood Country Club, Route dividuals with prior STU FFER S AND MAILERS AUCTION VOLUNTEER. problem. 85. Hebron. mornings, Vernon Circle area, November 15, 1978 for East sMm experience and capabalities of Urgently needed! $25.00 per NEWmom^ANt/' OHLCAMB Call 278-5310, or write CPTV Hetp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 The guidelines for police-school typing, and machine Hartford Law Firm. ‘Tt’s pretty well suited to our needs,” operating independently. hundred GUARANTEED. Auction, 24 Summit Street, cooperation say large quantities of alcohol MECHANICS HELPER Internal Grinder, Taper transcription a must. Send Experience requred. Salary Send self-addressed stamped r u o S S said Keegan. “There are no drastic Hartford, 06106. MATURE PERSON With at PUBLIC HEALTH Nursing or drugs should be confiscated and NEEDED- 3 to 9 p.m., Mon­ Grinder, Assembler, Milling, resume to Box AA c/o commensorate with skills. envelope, TK ENTERPRISE, changes from anything we had in the least 2 years’ Bookkeeping administrative supervisor for reported immediately to the police. day thru Friday. Gas Pump Inspector, Jig Mill, Manchester Herald. 289-8625. Box 21679, Denver. Co. 80221. past.” SECRETARY / Supervisor. Experience needed to assist small community agency. Attendant needed weekends. Bridgeport Operator, Keegan said just about anything con­ PLEASE READ Busy medical practice in bookkeeper. Primarily ac­ Master’s Degree preferred. l^me specifics of the guidelines did not References required. Apply in Broaching, Turret Lathe, UPi WEATHER POTOCA8T 0 stituted a large quantity, in his opinion. Y O U R A D Manchester needs a take counts receivable and Salary commensurate with suit some board members. Debate person to: Anderson Brothers, Drill Press. Apply in person charge person who likes payable. Vernon area. Send “Any amount is a large quantity,” he 0 770 Main Street, Manchester, education and responsibility. centered on police interviews on school Classified ads are taken over Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to meeting the public, is a good resume to Box P, c/o said. “I feel nohing should be in schools.” For period ending 7 p.m. EST 10/17/78. During Tuesday, Send resume to Mrs. Micheal property, what constitutes a large quanti­ the phone as a convenience. 3:30 p.m., or call 527-0741. typist and accurate with Manchester Herald. Hall, 308 Hemlock Point, However, Superintendet Eugene Diggs The Herald Is responsible for LANDSCAPE LABORS full Cushman Industries Inc., 8W showers will fall in parts of the mid and upper Mississippi figures. 5-day week, 8:30 am ty of drugs, when is a drug unaccountable, Coventry. said the large quantity clause was a only one Incorrect Insertion time or part time ^turday. Windsor Street, Hartford, valley, while mostly sunny skies will dominate the rest of the til 5:30 pm. Salary commen­ MEN NEEDED By small and should police and administration be and then only to the size of the Call 643-0669. Grandland Conn. 06102. nation. Maximum readings include: Atlanta 64, Boston 48 surate with experience. Reply manufacturing company to ’’judgment call on the part of the original insertion. Errors which Nursery. REAL ESTATE SALES- notified of crime. CTicago 57, Cleveland 52, Dallas 73, Dinver 61, Duluth 46 should include business and train for a variety of jobs Licensed sales person or teacher.” do not lessen the value of the using hand and power tools. Board member Joyce Ruggles said she advertisement will not be cor­ GIRLS Houston 75, Jacksonville 68, Kansas City 64, Little Rock 68, personal references. Herald taking Real Estate course? MACHINE OPERATORS and Police proposed that any seized contra­ rected by an additional Inser­ w s Angeles 73, Miami 81, Minneapolis 53, New Orleans 72! Box NN. Requires basic mechanical favored wording that police interviews SALES PERSON - Full time miscellaneous workers Dynamic career opportunity band should be slipped through a slot of a tion. New York 50, Phoenix 90, San Francisco 69, Seattle 62, St ability, manual dexiterity, “must” take place off school property, and part time. New England’s needed. Must have some High for Manchester, Blast Hart­ locked box to minimize the number of peo­ oldest Fireplace and Stove Louis 60 and Washington 57. DISHWASHERS- COOKS- and common sense. High ford, Vernon areas. Excellent rather than “should,” particularly when School Education. Must be able part time nights and School Grads only. Must be ple handling it and avoid legal hassles. Shop. Good salary, benefits, to read and speak Englisn, commissions. Modern offices. an offense was committed after school bonus. Bolton area. Great weekends. Apply in person, mature, dependable, and Call Mrs, Cody at Fireside Only the police would have the key to the and provide own transpota­ School Taccorral, 246 Broad Street, willing to work. $3.25 to start. position for someone who Realty Inc.. 643-8030. box. tion. No experiene necessary. Manchester. Call 289-9321. loves a challenge. Write Box Please Call Personnel Depart­ Shrine Club Sets Discussion was wide and varied on other Giant Bow of Ship GG, c/o Manchester Herald. MOLD MAKER OR TOOL □ NOTICES ment at Pioneer Parachute STORE CLERK- Responsible MAN NEEDED IN THE Ap­ aspects with little additions made to the DYE MAKER to work on Company, 644-1581. Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 person needed to assume plication of Plastisol Coat­ New Nobles Night wording of the guidelines. Board Chair­ Giant bow of SS Argonaut dwarfs ARRANGE A TOY & GIFT ing. Involves working with molds. Excellent starting pay. Lost and Found PARTY -Generous Awards. many duties in the operation Call 563-1475 between 8 am photographer at Bath Iron Works in Maine as 1 SERVICE STATION SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- FULL TIME DISHWASHER- ovens, priming, dip coating, MANCHESTER — New Nobles Night man Lawrence DelPonte said the intent of Demonstrators also needed. of 7-Eleven Food Store. and 4 pm. Mechanic Wanted- PART OR Excellent Part Time work. Days. Apply in person, Ground level position that and inspection. Requires High’ the policy “is certainly in order and ser­ workers painted name on ship before IMPOUNDED- Older male Over 300 newest most-wanted will be celebrated by Omar Shrine Club FULL TIM E. Only those with We will train. Call Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, School Grad with common ving the majority of our concerns.” items. Call Collect 673-0494. 1. Over 12 could lead to Assistant Poodle, black. South Wind- Friday. weekend launch. The Argonaut is the first of good references need apply. Manchester or Vernon Manager or Manager by per­ sense and the ability to follow BABYSITTER WANTED. sor/Manchester Town Line. Or write SANTA’S PARTIES. The October meeting will be at Willie’s Will train. Apply inperson 875-2826. PARTS SUPERVISOR formance. Benefits include: directions. Must work neat, 2:30 to 9:30 pm. 2 children He added that only specific wording on a two vessels built for Farrell Lines Inc. of Male, about 2 years old, \von. Conn. 06001. after 2 p.m., at Silver Lane NEEDED - For automotive Insurance, Credit Union, and dean efficient, and be mature ages 6 and 1. 646-1142. Steak House. There will be a social hour at few items need to be amended before the New York City. It is a 61-foot-long container mixed breed, black/brown, 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. Shell, 252 Spencer Street. PART TIME- No nights. No parts department. Full-time Profit Sharing. Openings and dependable. Experience 7 Princeton Street area. Black board could adopt the entire police-school ship. (UPI Photo) BOOK A TOY & GIFT weekends. Long holidays. July salary starts at $160 weekly. available on ail shifts. Apply preferred, but will train. $3.25 CLEANING WOMAN President Wilbur Chadwick will in­ Labrador, male about one guidelines. He said the board will be PARTY - Generous Awards. MACHINIST / SKILLED I Neat and August o ff Many retired All company benefits. For ap­ in person at: 700 Ellington to start. 289-9321. WANTED- One day a week. year old. Starkweather Street troduce new members initiated into seeing another draft at either the next DEMONSTRATORS ALSO SECOND SHIFT- The gentlemen and housewives pointment call 688-2233. Road, South Windsor. An Must have own transporta­ area. Female mixed breed, Sphinx Temple from the Greater NEEDED. Over 300 newest, following manufacturing enjoy driving School Buses. Equal Opportunity Employer. AVON- Want to earn extra tion. Oak Street, East Hart­ meeting or the following one. brown/black. East Center, most-wanted items. Call positions are available for in- Why not you? We will train. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES In­ money but need to be home ford. Call 569-1277. Manchester area during the Spring Although no official motion was made or Flu Clinics Set East Middle Turnpike area. collect 673-0494. Or write dividuals with prior Call Vernon 875-2826, or side sales and related duties. PRODUCTION WORKER- when your kids are home? Ceremonial in June at Wethersfield. Call Manchester Dog Wadren, voted upon, the board in effect tabled the SANTA’S PA RTIES, Avon, experience and capabilities of I. Willing to work hard Manchester 643-2414. Experience preferred. Fringe Full time. Physical work in­ Become an AVON R^resen- RELIA BLE PERSON With 646-4555. The annual meeting of Omar will be in guidelines, as is its procedure when new Conn. 06001. operating independently. benefits. EOE, 289-8291 after 4 volved. Must be 18 years or tative and do both. Flexible kitchen experience needed to For Area Towns p.m. be a "Ja ck Of All Trades.” November. Internal Grinder, Taper NURSES AIDES- Full time, Ider. Apply at the Pop Shop, hours let you sell during the recommendations are made. Policy LOST- SMALL GRAY CAT- FLOOR SUPERVISOR- Must Grinder, Assembler, Milling, all shift. Experience 249 Spencer Street, hours that suit you best. For Prep work, dishwashing, Shriners who are entitled to the 1977 changes must be considered at two ANDOVER - The Community Health Service Inc. of Near Waddell School area. have the ability to direct and Inspector, Jig-M ill, preferred, but training will be MACHINE OPERATORS- Manchester. details, call 563-6695 or 523- some cooking. Must be Yearbook and who have not received it Columbia, Hebron, Andover and Marlborough, will con­ Please call 643-0486. separate meetings before they are acted control the activities in fast Bridgeport Operators, given. Apply in person: East Experience peferred but not 9401. available weekendslends. Apply in can do so at the Friday meeting. upon. duct a series of six flu clinics in the coming months. L Abie to work 3 hrs. af person: Rein’s N.Y. Style Deli moving pillow assembly pera- Broaching, Turret Lathe, Hartford Convalescent Home, necessary to operate small LOST- Wednesday October HAIRDRESSER needed by Except for senior citizens, there will be a small charge tion. Good chance for ad­ Drill Press, ^ p ly in person 745 Main Street, East Hart­ precision machines. 50 hour CASHIER PART TIME. For Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, 11th. Black Labrador, white well known Manchester Salon. vancement for one who s Monday thru Friday, 8 am to ford. week. All benefits. Apply in cash and carry lumber yard. Route 30, Vernon. for the shots. The United States Public Health Service mark on throat. Male. 'Vear Salary plus commission. Must qualified. Call 646-1737 for in­ 3:30 pm or call 527-0741. person only 9 am to 12 noon be experienced and have a Some evenings and Saturday. recommends that anyone having other medical old. Red collar. Vicinity of McCo n n e l l r e s u m e terview appointment. Cushman Industreis Inc., 806 tor school and 1 pm to 4 pm. C&W following. Call 872-4150. For appointment call Dan or problems, and considered in the “high risk” group, Manchester/Silver Lane line. Residents Lose Move Windsor Street, Hartford, PART TIME Early morning MANUFVYCTURING CO., 74 Steve, at 649-0136. SERVICE. Prompt, confiden­ Reward. Heartbroken cleaning. Floor care, tial, preparation of your should have the flu shots annually and by mid-November. MANCHESTER Insurance Conn. 06102. Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury, PART TIME SALES Grossman’s. 266 Pine Street, children. 569-3016. experience preferred. Must resume. Professional service The first clinic will be this coming Thursday from 7 to 9 Agency Wants experienced 633-4631, PERSON NEEDED- Family Manchester. Equal Opportuni­ have own transportation. Call at affordable fees. 649-2288. girl. Hours are open. Write to CUSTOMER SERVICE Shoe Store needs part time ty Employer M/F. p.m. at the Community Health Service office in Columbia Personals 2 232-0332. To Stop Second Home Box JJ, c/o Manchester CLERK. Full time. Must be Ambitious boys EXPERIENCED FULL help. Experience helpful, but for residents of any of the four towns plus Lebanon. WAITRESS or COUNTER Herald. mature and able to work un­ TIME Bridgeport machine not necessary. Please call Mr. WANTED R ID E To and from SEAMSTRESS WANTED, GIRL WANTED- Part time By GREG PEARSON The second clinic will be Oct. 24 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. der pressure. Ability to con­ operator wanted in a non­ Kurland, 649-8796, or come in except at the street line unless special Pratt & Whitney, East Hart­ experience in evening wear morning and afternoon. Main at the Town Office Building in Andover for Andover OPTICIAN- Licensed full or verse on phones, with farm manager production shop. Call for in- person. Prague Shoes, and Bridal gown alterations. Herald Reporter permission is granted. ford, from Broad Street, Experienced shed tobacco Street area restaurant. Call residents only. part time. $7.75 per hour. Call customers, store managment terviw at E& S Gage, 649-3258. Manchester Parkade. Call 643-4809. The ZBA Monday night voted 4-1 against Manchester: second shift. 527-1164 mornings, Mr. can earn over farm Manager wanted. 643-1442 for appointment. MANCHESTER — Bigelow Street On the same day there will be a clinic for Hebron and suppliers. Call 643-5843 the appeal filed by the neighbors. Please c ^ l 649-1246 before Mastriani. Excellent fringe residents Monday night lost in their residents at the Hebron Town Hall from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m 2:00 p.m. between 10 am and 3 pm for Position available now. “Personally, I t||ink the zoning enforce­ benefits. appointment. Provides year round attempt to stop construction of a second On Oct. 31, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Liberty Bank Com­ home on nearby property. ment officer did just what he was sup­ employment. Hospital and munity room in Marlborough, the clinic will be for LUBRICATION PERSON PART TIME CASHIER / ^30.00 per week. Health Ins., Pension, posed to,” Paul Rossetto, ZBA member, The town’s Zoning Board of Appeals residents of that town. WANTED - To lubricate STOCKMAN- Must be said. .housing and many other CUE US- WE WORK! voted 4-1 to deny an appeal submitted by trucks and trailers. Related available Saturdays and oc­ 0 On Nov. 1, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. there will be a session □ EMPLOYMENT benefits. Write Box H c/o John Cagianello, who moved that the experience needed. Starting cassional weekday after­ John Hull of 42 Bigelow St. and backed by just for Lebanon residents at the Community Center on Manchester Herald. Giving appeal be denied, said, “At the time, the Pay $160 weekly. All fringe noons. Apply at the Pop Shop, about 25 other residents. Route 87. benefits. For appointment call personal data and informa­ rules were such that the division was per­ Help Wanted 13 249 Spencer Stree ’The group appealed a ruling by Zoning The final clinic will be Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. to noon at 688-2233. Manchester. tion so that interview can Enforcement Officer Ernest Machell that mitted.” Members Harriet Haslett and SALES POSITION - Straight CALL tw arranged. All informa­ the Community Health Service office in Columbia for would permit ’Thomas J. Crockett to build Edward Coltman joined Rossetto and residents of all five towns. commissions, leads furnished tion kept confidential. Cagianello in the vote against the appeal. to homeowners. Call 242-5^. An E g ig ^ p ortu n lty Employer. a second home on property at 36-38 Basketball Registration Bigelow St. Harry Reinhorn was the lone member to FRIENDLY NX CRERM COUP. vote in favor of the appeal. A registration session for students in Grades 5 and 6, WANTED - Gas station atten­ Crockett, who owns the land, has dant, full or part time. c GROUP 1: A select association of REALTORS serving the greater proposed a zig-zagdivision of it to meet “I think, under the circumstances, the who want to be in the basketball program, will be held Mature, responsible person Men and Women 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 CLERICAL frontage requirements for both building pwple in the area have a complaint. It Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Andover Elementary for third shift. References. Manchester area with more advertising expertise, Call 871-1698. (Must be over 18 years) lots. will create a crowded condition,” School. A registration fee will be charged. For more in­ A part-timo;person is impact and efficiency for both buyers and sell«__ Reinhorn said. formation call Curt Dowling, 742-6098. Nsedsd for General Restaurant support work, including needed to work in our The entire property has 100 feet of fron­ TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Grill Work, dishwashing, and customer service. Many merchandise control office tage, and 75 feet of frontage is required ’The ZBA also approved two requested Church Council Apply 81 Commerce Street, positions available at night and weekends. No Ask for Mike in Distribution Center, variances and denied a third. per lot in the Residnce B Zone. The Church Council of Andover Congregational Church Glastonbuy. PTG Company. Mpertence necessary. Many extras. For delslls cahl Route 5, South Windsor. MEET OUR SALES STAFF The zig-zag division would create 75 feet It approved a variance for Richard E. will meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. Telephone 633-7631. Good figure attitude help­ MjHwger, between 2 and 7, Monday thru Friday BOe- ful. Very flexible schedule. VE8, MEET THE PEOPLE WHOYE MADE OUH OUTETANDINO RECORD Clough at 214-216 Hilliard St. A porch that POSSIBLE! THESE ARE TRULY DEDICATED, COMMITTED AStOCIATEtl THEY of frontage at the street line for one lot Dandy Doers RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 Company benefits and extends beyond the building line but is ARE A REFRESHINQ REMINDER THAT THE PREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM IS ALIVE T and 75 feet of frontage at the building line shifts. Good pay, good store discount. The Dandy Doers 4-H Club will have its first meeting of AND W ELU THEY ASK ONLY FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU. TALK TO for the second lot. within the porch line is being lived in and benefits and working condi­ FmaDLY NX CREAM SHOP THEM, INQUIRE ABOUT THEM. YOU'LL BEE WHY WE THINK THEY ARB THE The division was permissible under has been for several years. the season tonight at 7:30 at the Knowlton home. New tion. Apply in person, Vernon Apply Personnel Office TOP8I POUTE, PERSUAblVE, ALERT, AOORESSIVE, THEY'LL QET THE JOB 7S8 s i l v e r l a n e , e a s t HARTFORD OCTOBER “WANT AD” SPi DONE FOR YOU, WHETHER YO.UiBE BUYINO OR BEUINO. AND THEY WILL DO IT The ZBA unanimously approved the con­ members will be welcomed. For more information call Manor, l80I PRegan ~Road, ' “Ver- 11th Floor zoning regulations in effect at the time of An Eqtui KEEPINQ IN MIND THE REALTOR'S QOLDEN RULE. tinuation of the inhabitation but said that a 742“9004. non. Opporfun/tjr fmp/ojrer M/F Monday thru Friday the proposal, so Machell ruled it legal. OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31at, 1978 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. building permit and inspection will be Since then, the Planning and Zoning Meeting Change CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC G. FOX « CO. required. - Experienced only. Top Commission has changed the regulation to The Board of Selectmen’s meeting Wednesday will be HARTFORD JOHN ARDINI eliminate measurement of frontage ’The ZBA also unanimously approved a changed from the usual 10 a.m. time to 4 p.m. wages, /toply: Atlas Tile, 1862 variance to reduce the front yard of Roger Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, equal Opportunltf Cmplorer 563-0151. LINES A I JUST RECEIVED! and Bonnie Wesson at 472 Tolland Turn­ Elderly Parents pike. TYPESETTER 4 DAYS $ 4 Grasso Hopes Feds REAL ESTATE Marketing (20 words) " J Topic for Series The reduction of the front yard to 15 feet Representative - Manchester, 2n d Shift 4 The Consumer Research Bureau today — 40 normally is required — will permit East Hartford, Vernon areas. HAVE FUN MANCHESTER — A six-session series Can Stop Smuggling Earn lucrative commission An opening in our Printing Center caiis for oper­ expansion and improvement of the home. earn money. announced that the William E. Balflora on dealing with elderly parents will be HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella T. Grasso is hopeful Receive professional ation of a video dispiay typesetting terminal And Attorney Joel Janenda, who represented guidance, education, com- presented by the Family Service Society action by the federal government will dent the cigarette using a high speed selectric keyboard panel. Part time opportuni^ Agency was a recipient of the 1978 the Wessons, said. prehesive marketing tools. You Save (<:-4 bootlegging racket plaguing Connecticut. beginning Wednesday. The ZBA denied a request by Eugene Call Mr. Sammartino Speed of at least 45 wpm is required and some for ambitious and “Excellence Award for Cuatomer Aimed at helping those concerned with Sammartino, who sought to leave his Congress over the weekend passed legislation making Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. experience in graphic arts would be helpful. doing the right things for their aging it a federal crime to buy, sell or transport more than 60,- responsible person. Relations.” This annual award is given to business parking area one of crushed If you qualify, please com e in to our Personnel BU88 KLOTER RAY ANOI8IO parents without excessive disruption of stone. 000 cigarettes which bear no evidence of state taxes from RN-LPN wanted for full or Must have vehicle. 23 part time on all shifs. Apply Departm ent any w eekday betw een 9:(X) a.m. those companies who provide the highest their own lives, the series will explore the the state in which they are found. He has opened a real estate business at director of nursing. Salmon- and 1:30 p.m. arid ask for Florence Johnson. hours per week. Start levels of professional real estate services to problems of the elderly, the frustrations Violators are subject to fines of up to $100,000 imprison­ brook Convalescent Home, off 519 Center St., and a paved parking area is 2:30 P.M. and guilt feelings of their children, the required for a business use. ment for up to five years or both. House Street, Glastonbury. @ the satisfaction of buyers and sellers of Please call 633-5244. alternatives available and the community ’The ZBA voted 3-2 to deny his request to Mrs. Grasso said Monday, “Taxpayers throughout the resources that may be helpful. northeast are cheated out of tens of millions of dollars Commercial and Non-Commercial residential properties. retain the crushed stone lot. NURSES AIDES wanted for T Gall Jeanne The group will meet Wednesdays at each year in potential tax revenues and honest cigarette Sammartino said that a town office full tme on all shifts. Apply THE TRAVELERS noon for one hour each week until Nov. 15. previously had told him he would not have dealers are driven out of business by the black market director of nursing. Salmon- sale of cigarettes.” 1 Tower Square ^Hwr/y/ Afa/l or Bring Your Ad TodByl 647-9946 Those interested in taking part may obtain to change the crushed stone lot. He brook Convalescent Home, off The Consumer Research Bureau, a The governor said Connecticut loses an estimated $15 House Street, Glastonbury. Hartford, a 06t15 further information from Ms. Jean Petty criticized town departments for mis­ million a year to cigarette bootleggers and between 15 Please call 633-5244. TtMPORARV NEVER A FEE nation-wide organization founded in 1964, is at the Family Service Society, 278-9374. leading him in this and other matters. An equal opportunity employer M/F MANCH eV t ER EVENING ...... DAN LANDERFIN percent and 25 percent of all cigarettes sold in the state SCHOOL BUS D RIV ERS for TYPISTS PHIL CONTI dedicated to the improvement of the quality are contraband. P.O. BOX 591 South Windsor. Will train SECRETARIES of business services rendered to the public. Connecticut charges a tax of 21 cents on each pack of Apply 90 Brookfield Street or MANCHEST€R, CONN. 06040 m ififfl CLERKS call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Swensson Has New Plan cigarettes, the highest such tax in the nation. The state AOVERTIIIIN RECEPTIONISTS The research is primarily accomplished Treasurer’s office is responsible for enfnrr.ing ihe law Dear Sirs: M ACHINIST JttECH/VNIC Get back in the job market, by through an annual mailing of hundreds of 7 “*■ distributes more than M,000 cigarettes in a single transaction must maintain in­ GROW WITH US PlaaM run tha following ad for 4 davi at ih« being a DUNHILL TEMP. Work On State Car Insurance We have an opening that has long-range pos­ one day. one week, or one month. thousands of fact finding questionnaires. formation on their shipment, sale, receipt and distribu­ MecbaDlcs wltb auto repair, monay-tavlng rata of *4.001 ^ Interesting assignments. Call tion. Failure to do so is subject to a $5 000 fine three machine auembly or maintenance sibilities with a highly skilled group. The job is Tern Cardile today! 289-4319. MANCHESTER - Elsie “Biz” experience. We are an industry Swensson said. She said that she will work years in prison or both. leader and we need your skills to challenging, non-repetidve, non-production. It CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED DUNHILL TEMP. I l l Founders Swensson, Republican candidate for the help us grow. Both salary and for the adoption of legislation that wouid involves making repairs and problem solving, 13th Assembly District, said Monday that benefits are excellent. Apply in Plaia The William E. Belfiore Agency received provide for a system to make sure drivers penon today. and there is room for original ideas. Tools and the state’s compulsory insurance law is East Hartford RAY FINNEGAN a high rating from their 1977 customers and DENIS WIRTALL are insured. East Hartford Fire Calls equipment are supplied. (1) (3) (4) (5) not working. HARPER BUFFING thereby merited this outstanding award. She proposed a system where every Three years' experience in mechanics and Victim Critical Monday, 1:49 p.m .-M edical MAGHHEGO. applicant for an auto registration must vehicle accident at 75 Burn­ machining are required or basic machining plus Programmers mail proof of insurance along with the TORRINGTON (UPI) - A call to Town Hall Inn on Main side Ave. (•) (1) Street. 3M Ellington Rond five years in the mechanical field including pneu­ (•) (•) (10) application for registration. Also, an in­ Torrington woman is in critical con­ Monday, 7:54 p.m .-M edical Eant Harttord NC Monday, 2:01 p .m .-F a lse call to 101 Connecticut Blvd. matics, hydraulics, linkages and mechanical surance carrier canceling an auto liability dition at Bridgeport Hospital’s burn WE THOUGHT alarm at 275 Park Ave. Monday, 8:53 p.m .-M edical drive systems and equipment. policy would have to notify the state unit after her 1973 Ford Galaxy FULL ft PART TIME Monday, 3:34 p.m.-Gas call to 389 Main St. on (13) Motor Vehicle Department, she said. caught fire when she started it. leak at 79 Forbes St. (13) (14) (IS) M inI'lM abl* le writ* Monday, 9:55 p.m .-M edical Please come to our Personnel Department any process oheelo and YOU'D LIKE “ It is against the law in Connecticut to Hospital officials said Ann Sartori, Monday, 5:17 p.m .-M edical call to 244 Plain Drive. RED LOBSTER day between 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. and ask for pry a ma trom draaringa. Fidf Unw onioittaiHy aa drive without minimum auto liability in­ 42, suffered burns over 25 percent of call to Police Headquarters, Monday, 10:12 p.m .-M otor RESTAURANT Florence Johnson. wad aa pait flnw ar on a 497 Tolland St. contraaTbaala. surance. Yet the state has no method to her body Sunday and was transported vehicle accident at 490 Main (1») (11) O*) (19) TO KNOW Monday, 5:58p.m .—Medical St. (30) DONNA CONVERSE ART BUCKLER check whether a driver has insurance at by am bu lance from C harlotte Now hiring full time Wa ara a growins high call to 930 Burnside Ave. Monday, 10:22 laohnologjf eompanx the time a car is registered,” she said. Hungerford Hospital. waitresses, waiters, eflarin g an a io a d a n l alar- She said that some of the increase in Fire officials said Ms. Sartori was Monday, 6:01 p.m .-M edical p.m.-Medical call to 10 SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS Ung rala. Not PIctund: Brian McKaavar and Dava Douton. call to 44 Norwich Ave. Mercer Ave. bu^rsons, dishwashers, Ad evsr 20 wordi - W^ultr PrlM auto registration fees should be used to es­ starting the car in the garage of her day food production Monday, 6:42 p.m .-M otor Today, 5:32 a.m.-Medical SubniN raawna In conRdanca tablish the system for checking that every home when the vehicle caught fire. workers, night cooks. Will NAME to i Wataon daswaon, Jr. vehicle accident a t 860 Main call to 1546 Main St. THE TRAVELERS driver has insurance. Her father, Anthony Sartori, pulled St. train'. No phone calls Today, 6:25 a.m.-Medical please. Apply between 9 Downtown Hartford MOKSS.. 6ERKR SGIENTIHC TK WILLUE L BaFHK MENCY, UK. “ Uninsured drivers cause unnecessary her from the car, officials said. Monday, 7:01 ' ''City...... IMS ...... iip e s M ...... call to 100 Columbus Circle. and 6 p.m. 922 Silver Lane, INSTRUIIENT COMPANY financial suffering for families of persons The car was destroyed, officials p.m.—Investigation at 1226 An equal oppodunHy employef M/F n O K N O .. n O aib at Rd. Today, 8:23 a.m.-Medical East Hartford. . . . CUSSVKATKM they have injured in auto accidents,” Mrs. said. The cause of the blaze has not Forbes St. call to 12 Daley Court. •oudi Wkidaor, Conn. 01074 Equil Opportunity Employer M/F 4a equal «PPorti^ amptoiar, been determined. Monday, 7:11 p.m .-M otor OFFER EXFiRBS OCT. IIIL 1878 431-433 MAIN ST. 647-1413 317 GREEN ROAD PA.GE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Oct. 17 1978

Fm * ind Emett BUSINESS & SERVICE Peanuta — Charles M. Schulz MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Oct. 17, 19 78- PAGE

ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previoua Punia CRIM5L B Y HA5 A Dear Abby ASKEP SNOOPY IF ANYONE CAN PO IT THE PISCO SCENE?, HI, BABE! PO YOU TO 6ET YOUR BLANKET HE CAN...HE'5 60IN6 ¥ COME HERE OFTEN ^ 1 Bsisballer 1 Plague o a e a t f o t u r b h e r b BACK FROM EUPORA? TO WIN HER OVER AT Ruth complaint By Abigail Van Buren — 5 Infant 2 Tilted THE PISCO SCENE 9 Mine workers' 3 Gird P R B J p D l c ^ union (abbr.j 4 Arctic 12 American inhabitant ARE a L l i n l i n e Indiana 5 Mistake DEAR ABBY: "DON’T EVER LIE TO M E-EVERl NOT Smvlett Othrtd Sw vfc«« O fftnd 13 Money in 6 Manner 31 Painting-Papering 32 RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnar 34 UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!" How many times I’ve Rome 7 Horns C&M TREE SERVICE - Free lA/ITH iSOMPANY POLICY. j heard my husband admonish our children thusly! Yet, he lies 14 Garden plant 8 Conference E X P E R T PAINTING and QUALITY PAINTING and 15 Swindle site,1945 estimates, discount senior FARRAND REMODEUNG - to me constantly. And when he’s trapped, he admits it, but LAND^APING -Specialize, Paper Hanging by Willis C lin by NEA. hc„ TM R iO -N . on. 16 Russian river 9 Above citizens. Company Specializing Cabinets and For­ ! he doesn’t view hit lying as the loathsome act he criticizes in Exterior House Painting. Schultz. Fully insured 17 Baseball 10 Allot Manchester-owned and mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, ThAVA^ 10-17 our children. □ □ □ □ Tree pruning, spraying, references. 649-4343. Priscllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan player Mel 11 Telephone operated. Call 646-1327. mowing, weeding. Calf 742- Room Additions, Decks, ^ 1 feel so betrayed, and I’ve told him so. But he excuses service (abbr.) church 7947. Repairs. Phone 643-6017. 18 Choice 46 Swelling B&M TREE SERVICE. J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior himself by insisting it's much easier to lie to me than to tell TEDPY RD0 S6VELT THATSOUNPS UKE ^ 19 Evict 31 Mouths (si.) and Exterior painting, paper Artlelaa tor Sale 41 Apartmanta For Rant 53 . the truth. (He says, “It causes less confusion that way.") HE U5EP TO SAV, ] SO\ETIMES r ^ 20 Mine product 21 Poverty-war 48 Verdant Complete tree care, Free es­ Autos For Sale e i SAIP. 'SPEAK SOPT1.V, 22 Muck 37 Mediterranean HEAVY OR LIGHT hanging, remodeling, carpen- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• SOMETHING /V\V UNCLE 'PACE MOURSELF THINK I SHOULP agency (ebbr.) 49 Region timates. SENIOR Citizen I His lying is destroying the respect I once held for him. ANP CAFZRV A BIG USEPTDSAV.' HE WAS 23 Automotive so­ wind TRUCKING, Cellars, attics try. Fully insured. 649-9658. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 FOR SALE> Brass Fireplace 6 ROOM DUPLEX- 2 children 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- Piease help me. SLOWLV, BUT FINISH GIVE UP REAPING.' 24 Govern 36 Flying saucers so Small insect Discount. Call 643-7285. and yards cleaned, also stone, draw type screen ana an­ A Darling Knit —, STICK'.' IN SHOW BUSINESS.' ciety (abbrj accepted. References and speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new WITH A BIG SCHTICK'.' 25 Squeezed out (abbr.) 52 Sequoia loam or sand delivere. 644- dirons, size 31” x38” . Fits CRUMBLING 24 Relaxed Building Contracting 33 BIDWELL Home Improve-______security. No pets. Available radials, (2 snows), excellent i 26 Serf 53 Fins soil PROFESSIONAL 1775 or 644-9532. Gambolati Built Fireplace. 28 Approve 41 Month (abbr.) ment Co. Expert installationilh November 1st. Write to Box condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. DEAR CRUMBLING: I can’t prevent your husband from 32 Hawaiian in­ 27 Clothes timer Dressmaking & Alterations Call after 5:30 p.m. 649-2278. 43 Convoys 54 Skinny fiih WES ROBBINS carpentry of aluminum siding gutters 0, c /o Manchester Herald. lying-and neither can you. But If you better understood the strument 29 Ship's done in my home. Please call TILE- Remodel your Bath, 45 More up-to- 57 Do I exist? (2 646-4972, Monday thru Friday remodeling specialist. Ad­ and trims. Roofing installa­ ATTENTION- Come see our anatomy of a Ue, perhaps your anger, disappointment and (ebbr.) backbone Shower, Tub Area, and ELECTROLUX VACUUM- date wds.) 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, tion and repairs 649^95 , 871- MANCHESTER- MAIN great selection of quality hurt would be greatly reduced. 33 Test 30 Part of a Ceramic Tile Floors. Call 871- With Power Nozzle, in built-ins, bathrooms, 2323. STREET- 2 room apartment, preowned autos. Completely A liar simply Ucks guU to teU the truth. 34 Environment 9457, 9 to 5. kitchens, 649-3446. excellent condition. Please heated, hot water, appliances, reconditioned at Manchester agency (ebbr.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 WILL DO HEMS. Minor Your husband’s problem Is greater than yours. Encourage SPECIALIZING cleaning and call after 4:00 p.m., 64fr3125. 35 Constellation alterations. You supply fabric no pets, parking, security. 52^ Honda. Connecticut’s largest 12 13 14 FALL CLEAN UPS- Fer­ him to get professional help to develop maturity, self­ 36 Large bird and pattern. I will sew it. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, repairng cimneys, roof, new 704!17. most complete Honda dealer. tilizing. Snow plowing, Additioms, Repairs, Cabinets. roofs. Free estimates. 30 BLACK RECLINER- Almost 24 Adams Mreet, Manchester. esteem and confidence. Then he won’t feel the need to lie. 39 Sixth sense IS 16 17 Reasonable. Also special residential and commercial. new, $79. Single bed with mat­ (abbr.) Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. years Experience. Howley, FOUR ROOM APARTMENT ° & 'T ’-'-fe "©I Senior Citizen's Rate. 649- Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. tress and boxspring, $50. 44 18 19 20 21 3572. 643-5361. - 426 Broad St. $155. Security 1972 OLDS 88,4-door hard top, _ DEAR ABBY: I'm 25 and never had a real boyfriend. Oh, Ql9n>i>gA,>tt,mRiaU.S.9M OH J 40 Novelist piece dinner set (3 cups mis­ Ferber 1 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY deposit. No appliances. air, power. Good running con­ I ve had some dates, but they never develop into anything 22 DRAPERIES CUSTOM sing) $20. Call 643-4651. 42 Shuffles 23 REWEAVING burns, holes. Carpentry and general con­ ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, Married couple. No pets. dition. $1395. 643-7869. serious. Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawronco 1 MADE - Very reasonable. 44 One (Fr.) 24 25 26 z. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. tracting. Residential and siding or gutters for low dis­ Telephone 643^751. When I graduated from high school my mother started a 29 30 31 Work guaranteed. Call count price. Call Ken at 647- LAMPS - GIFTS & wall ------1______47 The sun (Lst.) Window shades, Venetian commercial. Whether it be a 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT- 32 anytime, 649-4266. 1566 accessories. Custom painted hope chest for me, and it s been filled for a long time. I have WHAT ABOUT T MAVAE WE BETTER TIE HEVl HERE’S AN ELEVATOR, 48 Fell behind 33 3X blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. small repair job, a custom RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to Good condition. Michelin /WAVOR 9 0 6 6 9 ] 'EM UP PIRET— IN CA6E 1 1 or ready painted. Ray’s silver, dishes, glassware and linens-just about everything EASY!,,, MUST BE FOR 60655' 51 Sleeping Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- built home or anything in- share apartment with same. Tires. 4 speed. Call 649-1287, MOXIE? J THEY COMETOl I'LL RIP 35 i d 37 38 3. HANDYMAN - Need work Ceramics, Vernon, Conn. a girl needs to go into housekeeping. My mother even made PERSONAL USB IF HE CAN / R I6H T-^ sickness fly 5221. between, call 646-1379. ROOFING / GUTTERS- Large b^room . 647-9988. after 3:30 p.m. UP THESE PRAPE5! 55 Samovar 1 1 1 1 done around the home? Please Telephone 875-1165. me a wedding dress. ENTER IT FROM HIS STUDY;,/MAYBE THAT 40 43 call 568-6356, after 5:00 p.m. Reasonable rates. Free es­ W ILL T A K E 56 Frazzle 1 1 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ NEWTON SMITH- timates. Experienced. Quality 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX with 1974 JEEP CJ-5, 258 C.I. High Whenever a guy comes over. Mom shows him my hope 58 Pennsylvania 44 45 X. SMALL ANTIQUE CIDER U S D O W N , tics, garages, yards cleaned, Remodeling, Repairs, and workmanship! All 643-6658 1 1/2 baths, nice big kitchen, Performance Engine. 20,(W0 chest, then she tells him what a wonderful cook and i l i j port 1 SHEETROCK WORK - PRESS- Very decorative. moving, trucking. Loam for Rec-Rooms. No job to small. anytime. utilities not furnished. $215. miles. Hooker Headers. housekeeper I am. She even tells him what a wonderful 59 Vast expanse 40 49 50 52 S3 54 Carpentry. Ceiling Repaired Ideal for den or living room. sale. Lawn service. No job too 649-3144. Available November 1st, Holley Four Barrel. 60 Jane Austen 1 and Painted. Free estimates. R easonable. Call 649-2507 m other 1 would make. Then I never see the guy again. ss 56 57 58 big or small. 568-8522. TRACY BROTHERS - security. 649-3100. Offennauser High-Rise title John McHugh 643-6130, mor­ anytime. Abby, I ve kept the same job for seven years, and my CARPENTRY & Masonry - Roofing. Flat Roof, Hot Tar, Manifold. Monroe Magnum 61 Relate 59 60 nings or after 6 p.m. friends tell me I m pretty and have a nice personality. So 61 Additions and remodeling. APPLICATIONS accepted for Shocks. All Gauges. Two ^ t s 62 Bonnet COMPLETE CARPET & Tile GRAVEL, Built-I^ Roofing. what's wrong with me? Free estimates. Call Anthony Commercial & Residential. DOUBLE KITCHEN SINK- 5-room second floor apart­ Of Tires. Fog Lights. Roll 63 Fence timber 62 63 64 installation and repairs. Free HOUSEWORK got you down? 17 Squiilacote 649-0811. Free Estiates. 872-6269. 60” long. Metal cabinet and all ment. Tile bath, carpeting, Bar. Excellent Slupe. Call . WANTS A HUSBAND 64 Places estimates. Call 646-3745, after General cleaning, steam hardware included. $30. Call appliances, utilities not in­ 623-4051. rNIWSFAPER (SsrCRFRISE A$SN I 5 p.m. extraction carpet cleaning, DEAR W A N TS: Your mother. She means weD, but she’s CARPENTRY - Repairs, anytime 649-1447. cluded. Married couples, no floor waxing & stripping, win­ HEARTHSIDE CHIMNEY frightening the men away. Ask her to please confine her ED’S UGHT TRUCKING- At­ remodeling, additions, gar­ Cleaning- Free Estimates. pets. References and security. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1970, dow cleaning, carpet & up- 4 PIECE WALNUT K n it remarks to the weather when a young man is around. And if tics and cellars cleaned. ages. roofing, call David Fully Insured. Senior Citizens $225 per month. Send replies tan, radial tires, excellent holstrey shampooing. BEDROOM SET, good condi­ she can t —or won t —I see little hope of yonr using the con- Reasonable rates. Call 646- Patria, 644-1796. Discount! Call James 646- to Box R, c /o Manchester condition. Rebuilt motor, SIZES 4-10 Win at bridge Professional/InsurM. Free tion, 25” Zenith color TV, as Unts of your hope chest until you leave your mother’s bed Allay Oop — Dava Qraua 3502. Herald. clean and sharp looking. $1125. 1943 for free estimate. Estimates. Call LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - is, red rug approximate 12x14, 646-3828. and board. Think about it. l^rT^niingnhSS^ lead DOMESTICARE at 643-1945.. brown tweM rug, 9x10 and 5507 FEAR NOT.' THE OLD BRICK, Block, Stone. New hpmes custom bfiilt FEMALE ROOMMATE OF THE was covered by the 10 and pads for each. Call anytime ONE SENT ME TO NORTH Fireplaces, concrete. wanted to share apartment in 1969 PONTIAC TEMPEST- DEAR ABBY: I know that etiquette demands that all per­ PRO ita,i