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The spirit of our country is Carter told the gathering that AFIn WASHINGTON (UPf) - President still intact.” CIO Resident & orge Meany had; Carter, who began his vacation Carter praised the labor movement telephoned him to say that he would; travels with a warning that the na for being in the forefront of the civil be unable to attend because, he had; iHanrlipalPr tion is having a "crisis of con rights struggle and social progress, “a slight virus attack.” i fidence,” is back at the White House and said: He called Meany a "fine man,” and; with an upbeat report: “The spirit of "We have got a great country, and requested a round of applause for th^. Cloudy Todayr- our country is still intact.” part of that greatness has been that ailing-labor leader. | Carter, who apparently picked up a every time we have been tested in Speaking of Meany, Carter said< Rain Tonight cold on his trip home to Plains, Ga., the past we have been drawn closer "he was hind of reading me my Details on Page 2 looked tired when he hosted a picnic together. And I can say the working report card on the telephone.” Thenf for 1,200 labor leaders and their people of our country, Uie labor as the laughter died down, he adde<^ families Monday night on the gaily movement, the trade unions, have with a broad grin his frequent critic always been in the forefront when had said “if I wouldn’t tell what was lEuTnin^ decorated South Lawn. lim li there was a dynamic struggle to on it, he wouldn’t tell either.” < Titovs Law But he was in good spirits as he and Vol. XCVIII, No. 285 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, September 5, 1979 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1681 » 20$ Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered his wife Rosalynn mingled with his make our nation greater in time of ’The president also referred to hid HAVANA (UPI) - Yugoslav guests and later spoke from an out peace, especially in time of war.” much publicized encounter with g President Josip Broz Tito “laid door stage. He thanked the labor organizations rabbit while canoeing in Georgia las^ down the law” to the non-aligned "We have had a good vacation,” he for endorsing the arms limitation April. "Rosalynn and I just cams nations movement he helped said. "We have been down the treaty — SALT II — and prompted back from Georgia,” he said. “Wd found in 1961, telling 53 world Mississippi River. We had a few days cheering applause when he said, "We escaped from all the killer rabbits leaders to reject Cuban attempts Hurricane Loses Its Punch at Camp David. We went down to also n e^ a national health insurance down there.” to tilt the group toward Moscow. program.” Carter has his work cut out for him Tito's speech Tuesday to the Atlanta, to Tampa, to Plains. And CbLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - Once- lost its punch in the South Carolina land during the night and early today everywhere I went my confidence in In giving his rundown on the record over the next several weeks. Od Sixth Conference of Non-Aligned Service but gale warnings were in the storm. of his presidency, Carter said "I Wednsday, he will huddle with, Nations - a body that represents mighty Hurricane David, a 150-mph midlands today and was downgraded lost its hurricane status with 60-70 effect along the coast from Savannah this nation was strengthened. killer that claimed more than 1,000 The 90-mph winds that accom thank God that in the last two and a Democratic congressional leaders tq; more than half of mankind - and to a tropical storm. mph winds, mainly in squalls along to Chincoteague, Va. "I beean to see more and more lives and caused more than $1 billion After barreling ashore near Savan panied David onto the beach at Tybee half years we have not had a single discuss a legisiative timetable for anti-Egypt speeches by gun-toting the coast. At 6 a.m. ED’T, David was located clearly that ray basic belief in the damage in a rampage through the nah, Ga., with 90-mph winds Island, 18 miles east of Savannah, American lose his or her life livcom- jbelremaindef of the session, par^ PLO chief Yasser Arafat and the All hurricane warnings were near latitude 34.1 north, longitude strength of our country is well Caribbean and up the Atlantic Coast, Tuesday, the storm weakened over lowered by the National Weather hurled trees through the air like justified — not only our military and bat anywhere in the world. And I ticuiarly to get action on his energy presidents of Syria and Iraq 80.5 west, or about 25 miles east matchsticks, according to Jack Acuff economic strength and political would like to go out of office dfter I program. clearly drew the summit’s battle northeast of Columbia. It was of radio station WSGA. have served as president with that lines. moving toward the north-northeast Acuff said one 30-foot tree hurtled Without once mentioning Cuba at 10 mph and was expected to con through the air over his station, "the or President g'idel Castro by tinue on that course during the day. most fantastic thing 1 ever saw.” name, Tito rejected Cuba's con Two storm-related deaths were Centuries-old oak trees in the city’s Labor Day Auto Talks tention that the Soviet bloc is a reported during the storm’s trek up historic section also were toppled by 5 natural friend of the non-aligned the Florida coast and into Georgia the winds. because it has always helped un and South Carolina — a surfer Most of the people were gone Labor Day Picnic derdeveloped and oppressed drowned at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., except for two soldiers who Produce Little Progress nations. Monday and a youth died in a car remained at their lighthouse post, President Carter sits on the White House Monday. The president returned earlier in wreck on a water-logged street in keeping the beacon flashing. Charleston, S.C., Tuesday night. South Lawn, as he listened to entertainment the day from a trip to Plains, Ga. (UPI DETROIT (UPI) — Bargainers for a strike. bargaining since the UAW named Next Target At nearby Hilton Head Island. S.C., photo) GM as its strike target in this round Damages in Florida were es another ocean-front playground, a at a picnic honoring labor in Washington, General Motors Corp. and the United "Things are cordial,” said UAW timated at more than $50 rnillion. Auto Workers Union labored through President Douglas Fraser, adding, of negotiations. A strike at GM is LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - The motel security guard said waves possible if no settlement is reached operator of entertainment centers In Georgia, the storm swept over were topping the dunes and pushing the Labor Day weekend but made lit “You can’t ratify a cordiality.” virtually abandoned beaches on the tle progress on resolving vital non The subcommittees, picked from by the contract expiration date. in three New England states says water within 5 feet of the motel the next target for legalized state’s barrier islands Tuesday after swimming pool. Prison Guards To Protest economic issues. both bargaining teams, have been noon, bowling over trees and power "There has been no movement,” assi^ ed specific issues ranging from casino-style gambling is He said there were some broken Jaycees Orientation Massachusetts. lines and leaving some communities windows, but no reports of injuries. UAW Vice President Irving pelinsions to parts warehouse con without lights. Bluestone, the union’s chief negotiator Trstracts. Although they are less flashy MANCHESTER—The Manchester Mario Ciroli, president of In Charleston, the storm surge sent If Inmates Demands Met Jaycees will sponsor an orientatiop Civil Defense officials said some at GM, said Monday. “So far, nothing than money demands, Bluestone said Chateau DeVille Co., and political water crashing over the battery, a for prospective members Thursday 21,300 persons sought refuge in 106 has been happening at the subcom the noneconomic issues often are of consultant Sanford Weiner of San long seawall where in 1861, citizens TAUNTON, Mass. (UPI) — Guards at Walpole state of negotiating to get Block 10 policy in such a way that it at 8 p.m. in the Blarney Room of the shelters in the eastern half of South mittee level.” equal importance. Francisco were in Las Vegas this watched the firing on Fort Sumter in prison will protest if Correction officials give in to offers security for personnel and inmates in Block 10,” Pumpernickel Pub, 432 Oakland St. Carolina Tuesday night in advance of Anxious to reach agreements on week meeting with casino owners. Charleston Harbor. demands of inmates on a hunger strike in Cell Block 10 of McLaughin said. "The issues that -relate to non The Jaycees is a civic organiza dozens of technical issues before the Ciroli said he was not seeking the maximum security facility, the president of the “As far as I’m concerned, there’s nothing the union is economics are very important to tion of men between the ages of 18 approaching contract deadline forces financing and did not intend to guards' union says. going to do to alter that policy, which allows for the ul workers and to the leadership of the and 35. Jaycee activities planned for serious money talk, both sides have union,” he said. “They are not less meet with state gaming officials “We would certainly protest any changes in block 10 timate security of the block,” he added. September and October include co concentrated their efforts recently in difficult to settle.” but rather wanted to know how Leaders Disagree policy," union president Mike McLaughlin told the New sponsorship ot a 4-H horse show, bargaining subcommittees. It was the first weekend of Nevada casino owners reacted to England Radio Network Monday. sponsorship of a Halloween haunted Much of the same was scheduled proposed legislation to legalize “It took us too long and too hard a fight to get them Lab Revues house and fall foliage rides for con casino-style gambling in two where they are, and we’re not going to take kindly to weeks in the fall and six for today. Pet Adoption Day On IRA Question NEW YORK (UPI) - A valescent home patients. Massachusetts counties. them being changed to satisfy inmate demands,” weeks in the spring, Contracts covering 750,000 U.S. NEW BRITAIN -T h e first fall Pet new program of musical Persons interested in additional in "They are interested,” Ciroli McLaughlin said. writers, performers and auto workrs expire at midnight Sept. Adoption Day will be held Saturday, LONDON (UPI) — Though ap works for the theater. The formation should call J.D. LaBelle at told a news conference Tuesday. With a toll of nearly 350 British Eighteen inmates — one of them now hospitalized in directors will prepare a 14. The UAW last week picked GM as Sept. 8, sponsored by the Connecticut palled by the escalating IRA violence Lab Revues, will begin this 647-1043 or. John Kelly at 643-4441. soliders, 220 Ulster policemen and 1.- Boston — were completing their second week of a hunger new revue each week, its target company to negotiate a Animal Welfare League, Inc. in the that brought them together today for fall, a joint project of the 000 civilians killed in 10 years of strike in protest of strict security measures in 10 Block. which then will be given a pattern contract for the industry. parking lot of the New Britain Vet Mideast Talks the funeral of Earl Mountbatten, Northern Ireland bloodshed, Mrs. Stuart Ostrow Foun week’s performance in the Despite the apparent stall in Clinic, Route 71-A (Chamberlain Now You Know Their demands include more lenient visiting rights and HAIFA, Israel (UPU - Egyp- there was little hope the prime Thatcher wants Lynch to accept dation and Washington’s L ab’s ANTA T heater negotiations, there is no indication of ; */Vv. more canteen and recreational privileges. Highway), from 10 a.m. to 3 p. tian President Anwar Sadat and ministers of Britain and Ireland tougher security measures. The Kennedy Center. For six studio in New York. hardening positions that might cause For further information call 246- Los Angeles was founded on Sept. “As far as the union is concerned, it took many months 4, 1781. Prime Minister Menachem Begin would agree on how to 'stop the British feel Ireland has been more 6315 or 529-1122. reached partial agreement today ‘bloodshed. than lax. E I MCC on several bilateral issues but Among other measures, British Officials said she will reinterate to \ Calendar failed to come to terms on the First Day Confusion Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Lynch a statem en t made by thorny problems of future Palesti wants permission for British troops Humphrey Atkins, secretary for Teachers’ Strikes The first day of the new bus routes brought yl5 minutes after school started, and only stationed in Northern Ireiand to Northern Ireland, that "it is beyond Manchester Community nian self-governement and Jer- some— confusion.— »/r—Manchester High School 'after a parent in the area called the bus com College offers this calen sualem. cross into the Irish Republic in "hot question that the current security p Helay Openings dar of events in the interest They decided to hold another students from the Deepwood-Crestwood pany. The route was one originally pursuit" of fleeting terrorists and system constitutes a major of the community. All the sum mit m eeting in Egypt, drives area finally board the bus after a more eliminated, and then restored. (Herald photo extradition of known terrorists from stumbling block in our efforts to find MCC-sponsored activities probably in early fall, but did not by Pinto) the south. some form of political agreement. ” United Press Internulional than an hour wait. The bus, scheduled to pick listed below are open to the set a date or place. Ireland’s Prime Minister Jack According to British officials, Mrs. School bells in dozens of communities were silenced ______,____ , up the students, did not arrive until 8:15 a.m.. Lynch, however, was expected to Thatcher will seek: today by money - or rather, the lack of it - with '■nTr! reject the requests and press instead — Better exchange of intelligence teachers either already walking picket lines charge. For further infor mation, call 646-2137. Fair Chance for a political solution to the by police on both sides of the north- threatening to strike for higher pay. 3 Northern Ireland conflict. south border. An unbroken impasse in Metairie, La., where the Today, Sept HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Sick Leave Dispute The prime ministers and their ad — Closer cooperation between the school board has not officially met since two-thirds of the Open R egistration: 2 Grasso says she is determined all visers will meet first over lunch at two police forces in anti-terrorist parish’s 3,100 teachers walked out a week ago demanding a P P ™ ’ registrar’s concerned parties get a chance to Mrs. Thatcher’s No. 10 Downing St. operations in the border area 20 percent pay increase, was typical. office, adm inistration provide input on a state proposal residence following the Westminister — Cooperation between the two ar building, main campus. to allow nursing homes to Abbey funeral for Mountbatten, mies in hunting down terrorists, with Wednesday Sept 5 "The teachers are strong,” said union President Jan automatically increase rates for Blocks Negotiation killed nine days ago by an Irish British troops allowed to invoke the Skelton. "They are together. They will remain on strike Classes begin. private patients each year. Republican Army bomb placed "right of hot pursuit” after terrorists •Wilderness Leadership: Under new legislation effective aboard his boat. have escaped across the border. until it (the contract) is resolved.” By CHARLIE MAYNARD 1981 may get paid for only half the days. “We have nothing left to offer,” said School Board 7 to 9:50 p.m., Hartford Oct. 1 the state Department of In unused sick days they had ac “People are affected by it now,” lirrulil Rcl’orler President Andy Valence, after calling an "unofficial” Road campus, room 206, come Maintenance sets the rates cumulated during their career. The she said. "There are people today board meeting to assess the strike. “That’s, the whole $35. in nursing homes and the Depart MANCHESTER - Only one issue town allots 15 days a year. who are certainly going to be im tragedy of the situation. They think we are cheating them •Astrology I: 8 to 10:10 ment of Health Services is respon separates an agreement between the However, Hartford attorney M. pacted by this. ” Weaker Health Bill or something, but we’re not. We can’t offer them any p.m., main campus, room sible for the quality of care. town and the 83-member Municipal Jackson Webber, the fact-finder in The union has been without a con more.” C-16, $23. "I am determined the rate Employees Group, but that issue has the 13-month-old dispute, said the tract since July 1978. The fact-finder Saturday Sept. 8 structure be set with input from sparked a divisive debate. deceptions charges had little supported it on a two-year contract Part of Strategy Labor troubles extended the summer vacation in seven Late Registration: 9 a.m all concerned parties, and that the The issue is contractual provisions significance in this instance. with annual six percent wage in other states — Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, to noon, registrar’s office, quality of care be maintained at for sick leave, a union negotiator told "Each unit bargains separately,” creases, and endorsed the town’s WASHINGTON (UPII - When the Commerce Committee. A much Illinois, Michigan and Vermont, and last-minute administration building, the highest of possible levels, ” the Board of Directors Tuesday he said. The charges of deceit are plea on a graduated steps system. administration’s hospital cost con tougher battle will be waged to win bargaining sessions were under way in several others. main campus. Mrs. Grasso said Tuesday. night. The board, the union, town missing the point. The argument was The two sides have until Sept. 16 to tainment bill comes up for a vote in a approval there. Monday Sept. 10 management and a fact-finder met probably a valid one, but not one I accept or reject the fact-finder’s key House health subcommittee Supporters have always said they before the b o a rd ’s reg u larly report before the tentative pact goes Thursday, the weakened version that had a better chance to pass the bill - In Springfield, 111., teachers demanding a 10 percent •Brush up T^ing: 2 to 5 Report Sought could rely on,” scheduled meeting to discuss the Director Joseph Sweeney, trying to to the arbitration stage of emerges will look like a defeat for which would set a voluntary and pay raise — against a board offer of 4.5 percent — p.m., Hartford Road cam- HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella fact-finder’s report, which was made negotiations. Under those cir the administration. potentially mandatory ceiling on the prepared to set up picket lines today, and their colleagues Pus, room 208, $55. Sept. 10 determine the differences between Grasso has requested a report on public Aug. 16. the two sides, said he did not unders cumstances, a state-appointed panel But that judgment would be rate of annual hospital cost increases in two Chicago suburbs schedulen a meeting in a last- through Sept. 21 (starting how the son of state Public Works premature. - in the House itself, if they could minute effort to avoid a walkout. dates). The union members "feel very, tand why the union disputed a provi would settle the differences between Director Robert C. McCulloch got very, very cheated, ” said Frank Sources say the bill will be minus get it out of committee. •Brush-Up Shorthand sion which apparently wasn’t the town’s or the union’s last best a job in his father’s department Ciarcia, the union negotiator. They expected to take effect until 1981. offer. any mandatory powers President On Thursday, the subcommittee In Indianapolis, some 3,800 teachers - seeking an 11.5 S 'c a m p s '" rro m ^ ^ ^ ^ last year. were deceived into believing, be said, However, Betty Tighe, president of The board will have to act on the Carter wants. But the decision by the chaired by Rep. Henry Waxman. D- Mrs. Grasso Tuesday asked that they would return to former con the union, said persons hired on or matter next week, Sweeney said, health subcommittee of the Calif., will recommend a voluntary Sept. 10 through Sept! Interstate and ^ Foreign Commerce plan - minus any word of standby against the state s largest school system with about 80,000 2 1 (starting dates) ^ state Administrative Services tract provisions which allow reim before June 30, 1976 would receive after reading the briefs which both Committee to pass the weaker mandatory controls. 5 students. •Preparing for Today’s Commissioner Elisha C. Freed bursement for as many as 105 unused full compensation for any unused sides submitted to the fact-finder. man for an analysis and sick days. At least two persons urged the legislation is part of a plan to get the Last year, the Senate passed a Job Market: 5:50 to 7:30 leaves up to 105 days if they retire recommendation on the cir Under current provisions, directors to reject the findings. The bill to the Hou^e floor. similar bill, but the proposal died in In Rutland, Vt., parents planned a march in support of p.m., Hartford Road cam before June 30, 1981, After that, she cumstance surrounding the hiring employees who retire after June 30, Next stop will be the full the House. 220 striking teachers now in their third day on th picket pus, room 216, $18. said, they receive half of the unused union itself has not yet voted on it. line, and a strike loomed in Eugene, Ore., where the of Robert E. McCulloch II. •Small Business It was reported last week 'the opening of classes was delayed for at least one day until Management: 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday — pending last-minute negotiations. public works director helped his Hartford Road campus, son get a $15,600-a-year job in his room 206, $25 department, but McCulloch •Assertiveness Training:' In Oklahoma City, where 2,300 teachers have been on denied doing anything improper. 7 to 9:40 p.m., Hartford David Survivors Now Safe the picket line since Aug. 22 in defiance of state law for Mrs. Grasso issued a public Road campus, room 211, bidding teacher strikes, both sides were headed for the statement saying she didn’t she said. won’t be functional there for at least She was told she could carry only one $25. Mrs. Henriquez said in the three courts in an effort to work out a settlement. believe the younger McCulloch By LANEY ZllBOFF The Henriquezes moved all their two months. The water turned a child on her lap and asked four people •Investments and Finan years she has lived in Santo Domingo should be treated as a second- llrruM Reporler furniture to one side of the apart darker brown than usual and my before she found a woman willing to cial Planning: 7 to 9:40 her husband and herself have Two Ohio school districts also were strikebound and class citizen just because his ment but didn’t nail it down as most take responsibility of holding her p.m., Hartford Road Cam MANCHESTER - Lynne experienced the effects of one babies were already sick. I wanted to teachers in a third threatened to walk out today. father was the public works direc of the other residents in the three pus, room 202, $15. Henriquez, and her twins Nancy and- tropical storm “but there has been get them out of there,” she said. other child. Teachers in four Pennsylvania districts in the tor. The school where Mrs. Henriquez •^ginning Bridge: 7:30 Rachele who are one year old today, nothing like this before,” she said. story building had. The ride to the airport was dif Pittsburgh metropolitan area were on strike and “We were lucky. We only got some is Assistant Director had five feet of to 9:40 p.m., Hartford is staying with her father Ted Her husband remains in Santo ficult, said Mrs. Henriquez, because walkouts were threatened in 11 other districts. w ater in the apartm ent. Our the roads were blocked by debris. "It water and the roof blown away. She Road campus, room 216, Inside Today LaBonne, in Manchester after sur Domingo in their first floor apart viving the rath of Hurricane David in neighbors had their windows was incredible. The storm took down said the only buildings left standing In Michigan, about 3,100 teachers were on strike in 11 $20. To hove 1 thick graOn tawo this M and an eadiar g i ^ up neat aanno ment without electricity or food. He uaa Scotia TurtBmdafFartiref. Business...... 20 Santo Domingo where her husband shattered because they didn’t open a enormous palm trees. Between 75 were made of concrete. school districts, two other strikes were slated for today, •Sign Language II: 8 to spends his days working at a nearby Farnewaaadadlav>na..Saadlngln ealabliahed lawna or laymo aod Classified...... 16-18 Jose, a medical student, stayed to hospital and then returns home to window as v i i were advised to.” and 80 percent of the trees went Mrs. Henriquez said she doesn’t and the Michigan Elduckion Association reported "very ™3in campus, uaa Soota Starter FarHUer Because her husband’s cou'sin is down.” know when she will be returning to little progress” in talks in five other districts. room C-16, $35. Uaa Scott Tint Buildar Plua 210 claat out more Itw i three dozen lypea Comics...... 19 assist those injured by the storm. obey the 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew. of waeda plua lertllize your lawn. Editorial ...... 9 The Henriquezes were fortunate to General Manager of American Mrs. Henriquez said her husband Santo Domingo or if her husband will •Non-credit community Save with Knwit On Scotia FarWzera and aeed. After the storm hit 2:00 p.m, Only in Detroit did the possibility of a strike by 12,000 services courses begin, Entertainment ...... 14 escape without injury from David Friday Mrs. Henriquez spent an hoi r Airlines in Santo Domingo Mrs. had to drive over sidewalks, medians be joining her in Manchester. "Jose IMS* a* It...... HbM Henriquez was able to catch the first teachers ease during the weekend. Tentative agreement Open on a space-available W W a » t t ...... as? Obituaries ...... 10 which killed an estimated 2,(HK) to 3,- hiding in a bedroom closet with her and rubble to forge a path to the air is in his last semester of medical was reached on a contract that would provide $53 million basis. Advance registra- Peopletalk...... 2 (X)0 people in Santo Domingo. A twins. "We could hear the howling of plane out after flights resumed Mon port. school and we don’t know when in increased salaries and fringe benefits, and copies of tion is necessary. For Sports...... 11-13 church where 400 people were killed the 150 mile per hour winds and the day, She was the last one to board the classes can be started again.” "I wanted to leave because things the proposed contract were to be circulated today to further information call MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., VERNON 295 HARTFORD TPKE. was only a two hour drive from them. scraping of glass. It was very scary,” plane which delayed takeoff for her. members of th Detroit Federation of Teachers. 646-2137. w -L-kV .K'v u a . xgvr
PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 - PAGE THREE The Weather Peopletalk Council Tempers Flare I For period ending 7 a.m. 9/6/79. During Wednesday USSR Heaps Scorn on U.S. Charges night, rain and showers will fall over the mid and most of MOSCOW (UPI) - 'The Soviet Union heaped sarcasm “Is'this an accident or a coincidence?” Tass asked. motives for the move. He also did not say when the troops the north Atlantic states, while mostly fair weather is Proper Staging arid counter-charges on American protests that Soviet “It was no coincidence, but a determined effort to mis arrived in Cuba. expected elsewhere. Over Sewer Dispute ground troops were stationed in Cuba, but did not deny lead the delegates to the international forum and to Some U.S. senators hav?called the troop movement their presence. “blunt its anti-imperialist direction,” Tass answered. When President Carter allowed a last-minute By Judy Kuehnel Robert Myete argued that the con in their court at this time.” reason to postpone a decision on the ratification of the 'The official Tass news agency said Monday Sen. Frank The State Department Saturday made a public protest 3000 3077 "photo opportunity" at his luncheon meeting With Herald Correspondent tract had been discussed in public SALT II treaty until the Russians remove the men. \ Rittenband said that Town^ Church, D-Idaho, who first publicized the presence of the to the Soviet Union over the stationing of some 3,000 Vice President Walter Mondale - just back from SOUTH WINDSOR - Discussion of when it was agreed upon and said Manager Allan Young had offered to Soviet forces, displayed "surprising farsightedness.” troops in Cuba, and confirmed Church's report the troops ""It sure will China - press photographers jammed the Oval Of the Manchester-South Windsor Sewer thatJhey feel the matter is of public meet with representatives of the dis Church, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations brought artillery and armor Tigth them into the small fice. agreement drew heated words during concern. trict, but Manchester’s Town Committee, “was able to see without any optical devices island country 90 niiles from Ihe lFlorida Keys. Cameramen to the president's left were shooting Tuesday’s meeting pf the South Silis said that he was attempting to Manager Robert Weiss had said what different U.S. services were unable to spot prior to Soviet Ambassador Vladillen Vasev was called to the right down the lenses of cameramen to his right ~ Windsor Town Council with Town At get some clarification as to what the Manchester officials would confer ^ you |u$t can't beat our seteetkm of be nice and Carter objected. that with the help of the most sophisticated technical State Department earlier in the week for talks with an fAII torney Richard Rittenband charging terms of the contract actually were with the district officials. Said he, “ ... is it better to have all the press in the equipment," Tass said. unidentified official, and the top U.S. official in Cuba , •ANVIUMOMQ that Manchester "committed an an and what the town intended to do “Apparently, when they did, (. red heart yams photograph as the vice president is ostensibly giving ticipatory breach of contract.” However, Tass did not deny that Soviet combat troops Wayne Smith, was told to raise the matter with the v / r a regarding Manchester’s apparent in members of the Eighth District felt were in Cuba. Cubans. > as always, wa hava, to finally have LMA------me a secret report on his trip?” The exchange of words was between ability to live up to the agreement. it would be advantageous if some The line got a laugh - but the offending newsmen Republican Councilman Robert Sills The "discovery,” the news agency said, also came just State Department spokesman Hodding Carter said the • lowest pricos Sills, who is council liaison to the representatives met with three or troops do not constitute a threat to the United States in got out of the picture, leaving the briefing osten and Rittenband. Silis has opposed the on the eve of the sixth Conference of Nonaligned Nations lowin WABM commission, also questioned a four members of the Sewer Com in Havana. • widosf selection sibly confidential. sewer agreement since its inception. any way, but he would not speculate on the Soviet abankat ■ \ 5 “ I. meeting between some members of mission,” Rittenband added. • best yams -*JT7‘ The agreement states that adjoining the Sewer Commission and He said he felt that South Windsor communities will treat sewage in Manchester’s Eighth Utilities is in a "secure position” in that South /eriy’s Jackpot their own sewage treatment plants District. He said that as liaison to the Windsor officials had refused to Curbs Sought on Police BurrG>raersr where the contours of the land make commission he felt that he should aliow Manchester to hook up to the [Z 3 ' Jerry Lewis did it again for his favorite charity. WEATHER POTOCAtT • it more feasible, eliminating the have been informed of a pending South Windsor system until the town NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) - The New Haven Civil one recently adopted in Seattle, Wash., to control police every His Labor Day telethon for muscular dystrophy need for a town to pump sewage meeting and questioned the fact that was in a position to assure that it Liberties Union is campaigning for a city ordinance the surveillance of political and personal activities. little raised $30,075,227 - breaking last year’s record of against the gravity ()f the land. Rittenband was not in attendance at could fuifill terms of the agreement. group has proposed to limit the kinds of files police can “New Haven’s experience with wiretapping ^ th e miroeU of moiii itrodt | $29,074,405 - to fund the fight against the (• (iov9r
HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative Pac told the committee he needed “amenable to working with the com review committee will lend a hand to more guidance from the legislators mittee starting tomorrow” and was see that Connecticut’s controversial on the regulations so that problems confident the regulations could be Punt, Pass, Kick "bottle" bill gets off the ground won't appear once the law goes into solidified by Oct. 1. semi-annual sale ends this Saturday! properly the first of the year. effect. Rep. Andrew Grande, D-Bristol, The Legislative Regulations He said deletions from the told Pac the committee should not Contest Slated have to give him instructions and it LAST 4 DAYS OF SALE Review Committee Tuesday formed regulations by the Attorney MANCHESTER Service Inc., 319 Main St. a subcommittee to work out the bugs General’s office included the section was his responsibility to come up —Registration for the 1979 Steward Johnston, presi with Department of Environmental dealing with responsibility of vending with the proper guidelines. Punt, Pass and Kick com dent, of Dillon Ford, an Protection Commissioner Stanley machine operators. Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky petition, co-sponsored by nounced Tom Conrap Jr., Pac. “You'll have the same crisis next Hill, recommended that a subcom Dillon Sales and Service will head the program for The “bottle" bill, enacted 18 month if we leave out vending mittee be set up to work with Pac to Inc., and the Army and the 19th year. months ago, requires distributors to machines,” Pac told the committee. resolve the problems. Our Entire Stock of Navy Club, is now open to charge and dealers to collect a 5-cent Another provision deleted was a After a brief recess, committee co- Our Entire Stock of Baby Blankets, all boys and girls ages 8 refund on all beverage containers requirement that distributors and chairman Sen. George Gunther, R- Health-tex Playwear Carter's Layette Monogram Free! through 13. Hyperactivity SEM hA m VA L sold in the state, effective Jan. 1. dealers would still be required to Stratford, announced a subcom Any youngster meeting In order to speed up the measure collect deposits on brands even if mittee of Grande, Tulisano, Rep. the age requirements who Is a Signal that became entangled in com they have been discontinued. Richard Willard, D-East Hartford; 2 0 % O ff can pass and kick a foot- TULSA, Okla. (UPI) - plicated regulations amid strong op He said other problems dealt with Sen, Alfred Santaniello, R-Norwalk; 2 0 % O ff 5.99 • ball—or who would like to Hyperactivity in children SALE E position from the beverage industry, the responsibiiities of redemption Sen. Louis Cutillo, D-Waterbury; and try —is eligible to compete. Every polo shirt, overall, Baby shirts, gowns, kimonos, OrIg. 10.00 nylon satin bound may be outgrown, says Dr. the 1979 Legislature passed a law centers, their distance and who was Rep. Clarice Osiecki, R-Danbury. Participants compete in MAGNIFICENT LIVING 8. coverall, and 2 pc. set. Infants 3 training pants, crib sheets, 36” X 50” crib blanket. White, Paul H. Wender, but other, requiring P ac’s agency to come up responsible for them. They will meet with Pac and return their own age brack only. to 24 months & toddlers 2 to 4. towels, bibs and morel blue or pink. Free monogram. more important symptoms DINING ROOMS. BEDROOMS, with concrete regulations by Oct. 1. Pac told the committee he was their findings by Sept. 15. Please allow 2 weeks to No special equipment is can linger into adulthood. CARPETING, BEDDING, needed and participation DRAPERIES, PICTURES, Our entire stock now 20% off. Our entire stock now 20% off. monogram blanket. Wender, a psychiatry does not impair a professor at the University UM PS, ACCESSORIES p youngster’s amateur stan of Utah Medical Center, AND MUCH MORE ding. says hyperactivity may be Mayor Blames Shortage This year's contest the forerunner of such marks the 19th year Ford adult illnesses as Motor Company and the alcoholism and hysteria. National Football LeaOue Huge Selection of “Children who have the have put on the national learning and behavioral Famous Brand Names On High Absentee Rate event. disabilities of MBD Drexel • Heritage • Pennsylvania House • The program is expect to (minimal brain dysfunc VERNON — Mayor Frank McCoy force thus bringing the number of for a specific project or duties and attract up to 1.3 million Lane • Sealy • Virginia Galleries • BigeloW feels that manpower shortages in the laborers up to eight. tion) may have inherited a for a maximum of 18 months. youngsters nationally. Hale • Stiffel • North Hickory • Hooker • The department has 29 regular abnormal metabolism of Public Works Department may be The public works union complained The Manchester event is workers and Ronald Hine, public monoamine, a common Price • Eclipse • Simmons • Clyde Pearson more due to absenteeism than the that those working in the CETA scheduled for Sept. 22 at works director, claims this is from 20 chemical substance in the Sterling • International • Hitchcock • magnificent living rooms— bedrooms— dining rooms fact that there is a manpower shor program were paid less than union 9:30 a.m. at Mt. Nebo. The to 29 fewer than the department had brain,” Wender said at a tage. scale for doing the same jobs. rain date will'be Sept. 29. recent symposium in carpeting— bodding— lamps— iiictures— occasional Mayor McCoy said Tuesday that previously. This was due to the loss McCoy said that decisions about Boys and girls may Tulsa. one more laborer has been added of CETA workers because of regional the number on a work force can’t be register at Dillon Sales and which may help ease the burden. The guidelines concerning the hiring of made based on absenteeism figures. now all from 15-50% off! Town Council authorized the those workers and also due to a local Hine said that sickness, disability transferring of another Comprehen conflict with union employees. leaves and vacation schedules left After Sale sive Employment Training Act The federal guidelines now specify the department with only two 29.99 that CETA workers have to be hired Curity Diapers Cuddly Musical (CETA) employee to the regular laborers at one point this summer. Reg. 10.00 Animals Folding Stroller
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By CHARLIE MAYNARD However, the Ethics Commission season. Herald Reporter ruled last Thursday there is no con He said the Cottage Street spots flict as long as Zinsser refrains from could be rented to people who live MANCHESTER - The Savings discussion and abstains from voting. and work downtown, freeing another Bank of Manchester may want to The conflict matter may become 70 spaces at Purnell Place for purchase the half-acre parcel of land 5 academic if the Savings Bank of shoppers. on Cottage Street and lease it to the Manchester agrees to buy the proper "W e’ve talked with SBM many Loxorioas Carpetings town for downtown parking, Town ty, Weiss recommended the directors tim es,” Gorman said. “They don’t Watkins’ large Carpet Showrooms are Manager Robert Weiss said Tuesday take no further action on the proposal want to be in the parking business. chocked full of rich, elegant carpetings night. "ZEST” until attorneys from the town and the However, we could acquire this land at super sale prices— all sure to please!! Weiss made the revelation at the 401 bank get together for negotiations. through SBM and buy it over a period Board of Directors' meeting during The directors agreed to such action. of years.” the discussion of acquisition of the Superior Quality Bedding! Weiss said the bank, located at 923 'The Parking Authority would save property. The Parking Authority has The “Sleep Shops" at both Watkins’ stores have a large selection Main St., was interested in acquiring money by having the improvements Nursing students start off on the right foot been eager to buy the property to add the property, making improvements made through private development, (one of Greater Hartford’s largest) of America’s finest quality parking to Downtown Manchester. with Clinic. Surveys show that more than and then selling it to the town under a and then acquiring it a lease- bedding. Choose from Sealy, Eclipse and Simmons— all on sale! The purchase was delayed because hall of all registered nurses prefer the ^ lease-purchase arrangement. purchase agreement. the Carl Zinsser real estate agency style, comfort and wearability of the Clinic Robert Gorman, chairman of the Faced with the two. proposals. has exclusive rights to sell the Nursing Shoe. Come In today and see our • • , Manchester Parking Authority, Director Joseph Sweeney said it property. Zinsser is a Republican selection of styles and sizes. urged some resolution of the problem would be “ essentially the same member of the board and some per because the spots are needed for the result” to the town, but the “net sons felt there would be a conflict if upcoming (ilhristmas shopping costs would be lower.” he profits from the sale to the town. Imported Knit Quilted Overalls All Our Infants & ^/SO instant credit/ If you own a major credit card, you quality for $750 instant credit. 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S. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Residents Attack Plan $30 Million Soccer Skills Tested in Rec Program soccer players competed and tested difficult skills performed, while Michael Hickey and Eric Rice (1), ping, John Seymour (1), lodd Wab EAST HARTFORD - The Depart ble and Dan Thebeau (2); Dribbling, Pledged ment of Parks and Recreation spon their skills as their parents looked dribbling, passing and trapping were Jolynn Forest and April Kreyssig To Limit Sidewialks on. the easier skills exhibited. The (2) ; Kicking, Jeff Iken (1), Hengry Richard Wallace, Darnell Wallace, sored a successful self-testing soccer Dan thebeau and John Seymour (1) NEW YORK (UPI) - The Jerry skills day, recently. More than 30 Kicking and heading Were the most overall winners in their age groups Liss and Mchael Hickey (2), Jeff MANCHESTER - school. federal Economic Develop Lewis Labor Day Telethon for were: Michael Hickey, Kuand Tran Gillis (3). Heading, Tod Wabble (1), John Concerned parents The parents expressed a ment grant issued years muscular dystrophy received more and Phat Tran from Gorman Park B Group - Passing, Tom Holota Seymour and Darnell Wallace (2), residing in the Green desire for more crossing ago, your subdivision is than $30 million in pledges to help and John Seymour from Hockanum (1) Phat Tran (2), Kuand Tran(3); Dan Thebeau (31; Kicking, Dan Manor subdivision at .guards to ensure their going to get blocks of fight the neuromuscular disease, ac Park. Trapping, Kuand Tran (1), Phat Tran Thebeau (1), John Seymour (2), sidewalk on both sides and Coaches To Meet tacked a recommendation children’s safety. The cording to figures released Tuesday. The following were the ribbon and and Dough Hickey (2), David Gillis Darnell Wallace (3). by Director of Public major thrust of the other areas with equal EAST HARTFORD - The Depart place winners: (3) ; Dribbling, David Gillis (1), Pat Place’ winners were: A Group, need are getting nothing.” The total boards when Telethon balls will be Issued. Any schedule Works Jay Giles to resident's comments was ment of Parks and Recreation an- changes will also be announced. A Group - Passing, Henry Liss, Gillis (2), John Hall and Kuand Tran Mike Hickey (Gorman) 51 points; The mayor said he felt this went off the air at 6 p.m., EDT on eliminate sidewalks on one that funds of $100,000 to Monday read $30,075,227, breaking -nounces the second soccer coaches The soccer program is still short Paul Forest and Michael Hickey (1), (3); Heading, Phat Tran and Pat Paul Forest (Gorman (40 points, Jeff was a poor situation. side of the street. $300,000 be set aside for last year’s record of ^9,074,405. meeting for the Youth Soccer on coaches this year and the depart Eric Rice (2), Michael Oken (3); Gillis (1), David Gillis (2), Kuand Gillis (McAuIiffe) 39 points; B Town Manager Robert ^Expressing their sidewalk repair. This year’s edition of the annual Program will be held at 7:30 p.m. ment would appreciate any. Trapping,. William Zimmer, Michael Tran (3); Kicking, Tom Holota (1), Group, Kuand Tran (Martin) 61 opinions at the Board of In response to the Weiss added, “In the re television program, broadcast on 213 tomorrow at the Parks and Recrea volunteers for coaching or assisting. Hickey (1), Paul Forest (2), Michapl John Hall (2), David Gillis and Phat points, Phat Tran (Martin) 61 points, Directors meeting last request for a sidewalk cent past a referendum stations for 21 hours beginning 9 tion office, Town Hall, 740 Main St. Interested persons may attend the Cormier (3); Dribbling, Michael Tran (3). Tom Holota (Hockanum) .59 points; C night, two fathers said budget. Mayor Stephen T. failed to pass that would p.m.. Sept. 2, was watched by more All coaches and assistants are meeting or telephone the Parks and Hickey (1). Jeff Gillis (2), April C Group — Passing, John Group, John Seymour (Hockanum) theirs was a walking school Penny said, “I am aware have set aside more than $1 than 90 million people, according to a requested to attend for the finaliza Recreation office at 289-2781, and Kreyssig and Jolynn Forest (3); Seymour and Dan Thebeau (1), 63 points, Dan Thebeau (McAuIiffe) million for sidewalks. district and the removal of that money spent on spokesman for the Muscular tion of teams. Team names and leave your name and phone number. Heading, Jeff Iken, Paul Forest, Richard Wallace and Darnell 59 points, Todd Wabble (Dwyer) 55 Residents complain about sidewalks meant small sidewalks is woefuliy in Dystrophy Association. colors will be chosen, and soccer Wallace (2), Todd Wabble (3); Trap points. children would be forced to adequate. The Board of sidewalks and yet when the cross the street three Directors appropriates as issue comes up for a vote, times to get to and from much as possibie to each it fails.” Rec Ends special issue. Because of a For Summer iVIrs. Hopkins Petitions EAST HARTFORD - The Department of Parks and Recreation has ended For November Election its summer season in the VERNON - Petitions, parks. Those parks with secretary of state to have changed her Republican pools. (McAuIiffe, Martin. bearing 108 signatures, Mrs. Hopkins certified as registration about two Gorman. Goodwin and have been filed with the an independent candidate. weeks ago. Hockanum) closed Mon town clerk by Mrs. Jean In making her decision to She had to have at least day. ' „ Hopkins who has asked to run as an independent, one percent of the town’s SANGO have her name placed on The youth soccer Mrs. Hopkins said she feels 8,500 registered .voters to program, and the flag foot the November ballots as an that the school board sign the petition in order to Fine China independent candidate for ball program will be in full should tak e a “ non- have her name on the swing by Sept. 9. Other the Board of Education. political turn." She ballot. This meant she Dinnerware Mrs. Hopkins who had programs are being Youths Honored for Saving Life needed at least 86 or,ganized for shortly after, 45-Pc. Service for 8 been appointed as a signatures. such as movies, gym 5 Mayor Stephen Penny presents certificates of appreciation (in top Republican on the school Mrs. Hopkins will be nastics. teen dances, gym board to fill a vacancy in F ire C a lls vying with four other nasium programs, ac Our Reg. 50-Piece Stainless photo) to Darrell Newsome and Judith Allison and, in right photo, to January 1978, resigned party-endorsed candidates Imported 79.99 Tyrone Napper. The three youths were credited by the Manchester from the board last tivities classes, basketball, Steel Flatware Set who are seeking two full volleyball and new games For holidays or any days, serve Police Department with saving the life of Landa Williams, a 16-year- February “for personal Crystal Stemware your meals with pride on this., Tuesday, 9:18 a.m.—Gas seats on the board. She for all age groups. Keep 15.76 old Paterson, N.J. yoiith, at the town swimming pool on Olcott reasons.” washdown at 400 West Mid considers as an important beautiful translucent china. watching for an EACH QQ$ Included In the set: 8 each of Choose from a select group o( Street Aug. 9. Police said Williams nearly drowned, but was pulled The town clerk has dle Turnpike. (Town) issue, facing the board this the following patterns: 'Michelle, forwarded copies of the nouncements. OurReg. 1.S9 V W dinner plates, cake plates, soup to the surface by the youths. (Herald photo by Adamson) Tuesday, 1:15 p.m.—Ser year, the decision as to bowls, cups, saucers plus 'Middlebury', 'Bellwood' & 'Gayle' petitions to the office of the vice call at Tudor Lane whether or not to close the DAY Auxiliary A. 13 01. Water Qoblal C. 8 oz. Wine Glees serving pieces B. 10 oz. Wine Goblet D. Champagne Glase rental office. (Eighth Sykes School. MANCHESTER - The GIFT DEPT. District) Disabled American GIFT DEPT. Tuesday, 4:31 ■ Veterans Auxiliary will Beer Firm Asks p.m.—Water call at 374 Mayor Awards Children Blair House, the presiden meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. •Tori Paper Towels West Middle Turnpike. tial guest house in Washing at the VFW Home. Meco Folding (Town) ton, D.C., was built in 1824 34” Square c o t JUMBO ROLL 0 9 Our Reg. 77c To Buy Parcel Tuesday, 9:50 and was the home of Francis Christian Science Bridge Table p.m.—Smoke odor at 130D Preston Blair, political Reinforced with nylon for MANCHESTER — The Board of Directors Tuesday leader and adviser to Abra MANCHESTER - The extra strenglhl Does For Lifesaving Action night heard a proposal to sell a parcel of land for $250,000 Highland St. (Town) ham Lincoln. First Church of Christ, 16.88 dozens ol jobs! to a major Connecticut beer distributor. Our Reg. 23.99 Scientist, will have its * iii The old flag in the Hearing Room Hartford Distributors Inc. has offered to purchase regular meeting, including Extra seating for •Johnson’s By LAI REN DAVIS SHEA Members of the Manchester THE NEW TALBOTT! company...great Lemon Pledge Herald Kepurler Bicentennial Committee, responsible corner was retired after having parcel No. 6 of the Buckland Industrial Park develop testimonies of healing, lor cards or board for a parade which attracted 150,000 served the town well, and the new ment. The plans call for the building of 80,000 feet of THE NATURAL LOOK OF CASHMERE AT tonight at 8 at the church, games. Folds to 1" 0 0 4 7 oz. size MANCHESTER — Last evening's flat for storage. 9 9 Our Reg. 1.19 people, the Bicentennial Bandshell flag, topped by a gold eagle and com refrigerated area plus office space, for which the concern THE NICE PRICE OF TARALAN FULL 447 N. Main St. All are Board of Directors meeting opened will be paying standard taxes. BONUS! Includes FREE Pine-Finished Wood Pine-Finished Hanging which drew crowds of up to 2,000 and plete with a gold base, was installed. FASHIONED CLASSICS & DESIGNS welcome. Steel Matching dust cloth with purchase! with the flash of cameras and the A citizen at the board meeting had expressed concern The Christian Science Port-O-Bar Wine Giass Rack glare of klieg lights. the revamping of Manchester’s WITH DRESS MAKER TOUCHES. Padded Chairs Cleans and shines. historical sites received the town's that the distributor would get a tax break not available to Reading Room, 57 E. Mayor Stephen Penny presented Our Reg. ' appreciation and the mayor's praise. homeowners. Town Manager Robert Weiss stated the Center St., is open to the E a • Pine-Sol Household 14.66 Our Reg. 22.49 7.40 10.99 certificates of appreciation to three 11.88 Bicentennial Committee members School Hours prerequisite to receiving a tax agreement is, “A business public Mondays through Our Reg. 16.99 Cleaner/Disinfectant Handy & compact. Perfect Ideal (or ceiling or under children who were involved in a life must purchase land at a cost in excess of $5 million.” Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 C C 40 oz. size (or entertaining where space counter to store glassware. included Nathan G. Agostinelli, Extra large 16"xl6" seat, Complete with chain lor saving act which took place at 40 COVENTRY — Coventry schools The decision on this proposal was delayed until the p.m. and the first and third sturdy loiding frame. I ■ w V Our Reg. 1.99 is a problem. Folds for Francis J. Mahoney, James F. Cleans and disinfects easy storage. hanging. Olcott Street. opened today and for the first three board's Sept. 11 meeting. Hartford Distributors had Thursdays of each month HOUSEWARES DEPT. Citing oft-heard criticism of youth, Fogarty, Carol E. Kuehl and Ralph days, Grades K-4 will be on half-day your bathroom, kitchen. hoped to begin construction within the month. from 7 to 9 p.m. except on •3 0 ” Square Table, O urn.g.20.M .13.88 .Matching Chair, oui R.g. i4.9s 9.88 OIFT DEPT. Mayor Penny praised the youngsters Maccarone. sessions and Grades 5-12 on full-day Completing the awards ceremony, holidays. as models to respect. Young beys, sessions. •>,q_ Mrs. Theresa Varney, president of E Daryll Newsome and Tyrone School officials remind parents Members Sought SftVEOVER Noupper accepted the sustained and the state Veterans of Foreign Wars that the price of milk has been in A YANKEE VERNON — The Vernon • ‘Hot Wheels’ Cars Auxiliary, presented the town with " iA V E O ^ ^ i^ loud applause smiling and looking creased to eight cents a carton. Police Explorer Scouts are Famous-Brand from Mattel an American Flag. legal clinics now accepting and M 3 overwhelmed. Teen-ager Judy WITH REBATE Allison appeared shy and happy as FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION reviewing applications for 17-Jewel Watches HOOVER 7 6 * o i) Reg. 88c any male or female who Tough and sturdy. her award was presented. • WALTHAM ‘Ceiebrityin Super collection! 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Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 - PAGE NINE Board To Discuss .tack Anderson' News for Senior Citizen^ ' 1 iWiO.iMMw w tv; — ~ --)Triiiiei[w'ii(< r e iLMwiriir(ii-irii]ieiiiiiiw i[itiii,|ia.jjiiil^ By WMAA KORTliN late to decide to join us for the Ber Qualities Sought Well. I guess you all enjoyed the muda trip, but if not it will definitely Maritime Commission Chief Inspiring a Mutiny? long weekend and now 1 guess it's be the last chance to pick up a flier near time for us to get started with and check it out. our programs for the new season. By the way, we are still accepting In Superintendent WASHINGTON - Morale at the during business meetings. On occa “He sees the other commissioners described the incident in an internal relationship — Pepe is married and a for Jimmy Carter’s synthetic fuel Federal Maritime Commission is at sion, shipping executives would show The real action wiil start within the donations for the needed furniture quality of the educational program. as an interference to what he wants memorandum. mother — Pepe admitted to us that development program will go mainly and equipment we are very definitely BAS'? HARTFORD-The Board of a rock-bottom low two years after up for appointments and be greeted next couple of weeks, and we'll give Education will hold a workshop on "For the board to fill the vacancy to do,” a high-level agency official Pepe’s strange career at the com ■her ties to the chairman were “more to banks, insurance .companies, in need of when we get to our new by their top government regulator you the word in the next column. Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Penney High in haste would surely be unwise and Jimmy Carter appointed Richard J. told our associate Peter Grant. mission has been the source of much than professional,” like a father- engineering firms and equipment center. The town is working to find a First bit of news is that you foiks School to discuss the qualities yet too long a delay in activity could Daschbach as chairman. As one com sporting a railroad engineer’s hat. Policy decisions require the involve bad feeling among agency staffers. daughter relationship. manufacturers, according to a secret way to come up with funds to com going to Rockingham in the morning desired by the community in a new discourage and possibly lose poten mission officially graphically put it, Such small-boy antics were un ment of the other four com She and Daschbach first met a year Pepe’s meteoric career burned out White House memorandum. plete our center and meanwhile our shouid arrive at the center around superintendent of schools. tial candidates," he said. "People are vomiting in the halls.” settling enough. What really dis- missioners, but Daschbach has used ago when she applied for a job at the as abruptly as it started. A few The memo was prepared by the 8:15 a.m. as the bus will be leaving at hard working fund-raising com The board is in the process of selec The National School Boards Naming Daschbach chairman trubed commission officials and in the chairman’s authority over hiring commission. Then 27 and fresh out of weeks ago she was unceremoniously Department of Energy for use by 8:30 a.m. mittee are doing their bit of hopefully ting a superintendent to replace Association has recommended a 10- seemed like a good idea at the time dustry representatives was and firing, travel and other ad law school, Pepe was hired by asked to resign by Daschbach, just Whiie on trips we want to remind come up with enough money to buy IVhite House aide Anne Wexler in her Eugene A. Diggs, who resigned to step process for selecting a for a new presi Daschbach's apparent intention to ministrative matters, to ramrod his Daschbach as a $16,000-a-year law days after an Office of Personnel briefings of industry and labor you that next Monday morning we the items needed. For‘^additional in superintendent. The first step is to take a position in New Jersey thi dent with no clout make the maritime commission his policies through the commission, clerk in the general counsel’s office— Management investigator began representatives on the energy wili register for a one-day sight formation regarding the fund raising summer. ‘‘know what you w ant” in a program, contact Russ Nettleton, the on Capitol Hill. own personal plaything. Though by sources say. against the advice of the general looking into charges that she had program. It has been kept secret seeing foiiage trip Oct. 11. The com Board Chairman Lawrence superintendent. committee chairman. Daschbach was law the chairman is supposed to be His exercise of staffing power is counsel. received “special preference.” plete package of $14 will include bus DelPonte said the board must decide Because the superintendent plays a because it names the companies that There will be a nine-hole golf the former staff only first among equals on the five- ride through four states. Stop for what qualities the community major role in education, the board arbitrary and vindictive, sources told Pepe didn’t stay long in that Daschbach denies any connection stand to profit most from the synfuel tourney Sept. 10 at Long Hill. Entry counsel of the member commission, numerous lunch at the Country Kitchen in desires in a superintendent, since the should strive to secure the "very best us. He reportedly has told subor relatively humble post. She com between the resignation and the 0PM program. fee will be 50 cents. Rain date is Sept. agency officials say Daschbach pur Brattleboro. Vt. and a choice of person they select will play a large superintendent that financial Senate Merchant dinates, in apparent jest, that “you plained to Daschbach that her work investigation. He told us Pepe Among the firms named in the 17. Also, men interested in taking baked breast of chicken or baked part in determining the scope and resources will permit." Marine and sues his own plans and policies with might not be here next year.” Accor- wasn’t challenging enough, and nine wanted to go back to Harrisburg. Pa. memo are manufacturers of mining golf lessons will be able to sign up the stuffed fillet of sole. We will be Tourism Subcom little regard for his fellow com dint to internal memos, he has months after landing her first post Pepe, however, said that she hopes to and earth-moving equipment, like same day so that a schedule can be making an important stop in New mittee, and a protege of Sen. Russell missioners, top staff officials or criticized staff members behind their graduation job she was named work in Washington. Caterpillar, Bucyrus-Erie and Joy Hampshire on the way back. set up. Lessons will start on Setp. 11, Long, D-La., one of the most power regulations. backs, only to deny the remarks Daschbach’s $27,000-a-year “ad Daschbach also denies there are Manufacturing, and such engineering Because of the trip tomorrow, we Tuesday, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 Blood Pressure Clinics ful men in Congress. They say he insists on supervising when confronted by the aggrieved viser.” any morale problems at the do not have any program planned, a.m. at Red Rock and will continue giants as Bechtel and Kaiser until all interested men have But doubts about the gangly, 42- the smallest housekeeping details parties. Top officials told us they Pepe’s rapid rise, and the major maritim e agency. He says his Engineers, "who will be called upon and therefore we will not be serving personally, like parking assignments any meal and will not be using either received satisfactory instructions. Scheduled in Septeinher year-old redhead began bubbling up fear that their telephones are tapped role she assumed in running the com relations with the other com to manage the construction of the the bus or mini bus. Outdoor Ail you folks going to Lake George, EAST HARTFORD -Mayor soon after he took over in August and the library’s cancellation of a and their desks are rifled. mission. infuriated other agency missioners are “fantastic,” and any large synfuels projects.” 163 School St.; Wednesday. Sept. 12, magazine subscription. One commis shuffleboard will be available for your final payment is now due. Richard H. Blackstone has an Hutt Heights, 68-4 Cannop Road: 1977. At first his colleagues thought Their fears are not groundless. employees who considered it flagrant unhappiness among the staff is Others that will benefit include sion source complained that anyone wishing to play. nounced the Health Department will Thursday, Sept. 13, Rochambeau he was just a bit eccentric. ^ Daschbach’s close personal adviser, favortism. Daschbach and Pepe because he works them harder. bankers, raw material suppliers and >< Because of Monday being a He would astonish commission of Daschback “personalizes Margaret Pepe, was caught red- Srandia Lodge be taking blood pressures at nine Apartments, 68 Silver Lane; frequently worked late at the agency. Synfiiel Windfall: the transport industry, the memo holiday, the only action we have to locations in September from 9 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19, Miller Gardens, ficials by flying a balsa wood model everything,” and interprets any op handed going through one desk. She Though there is no evidence of any says. MANCHESTER -Scandia Lodge. report to you is last Friday after to noon. 452 Main St.; Thursday, Sept. 20, airplane or whacking a paddle ball position as a sign of disloyalty. The billions of dollars earmarked Vasa Order of America, will meet was observed by an official who personal im propriety in their noon's setback games. We had 11 The locations and dates are: Elms Village. Elms Village Drive; Thursday at 7:30 p.m . at Emanuel tables and the lucky winners are: Tuesday. Sept. 4. Daley Court, 586 Wednesday, Sept. 26, The Highlands, Lutheran Church. Paul Schuetz. 138; Martin Bakstan. Burnside Ave.; Thursday Sept. 6, 1403 Main St.; Thursday, Sept. 27. 132; Joe Peretto. 125; Bill Stone. 125; At 8:30 p.m.. Roy Johnson will lead Meadow Hill, 101 Connecticut Blvd.; a Swedish sing-a-long. After the Shea Gardens. Mill Road and Holmes lHaufhriilrr Euntimj Hn*al?i Floyd Post. 124; Oscar Cappuccio. Friday, Sept. 7, Heritage Gardens, Street. 123; Bob Schubert. 120; Alfreda program, which is open to non Manchester — A City of Village Charm tie^lleTrfcWtir 5 Hallin. 114; Mary Thrall. 114; members. refreshments will be Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Frances Fike. 114; Josephine served. Panel Centers Comments Schuetz. 113. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. Kay Nettleton is now recuperating Family Program O il S pill at her home. 21 Conway Road, after On Road Reconstruction VERNON - The Family Learning Steve Atwell, 14, of Eliot, Maine, stands with his fishing \ \ l MemDer AudH Buredu ol Circu>dl-c led an operation to mend a broken ankle. Program at St. Bernard Church is I'm not sure, but you may be too pole, on the rocks beside the oil-covered Piscataqua River BOLTON - Discussion of the Ahearn replied, "So they did a good open to all church families, (single reconstruction of Iroquois and job with lousy specs and the conclu- Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E. Turkington, Executive Editor parent!, families with children and Monday after some 15,000 gallons of fuel oil spilled into the Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A Burbank, Managing Editor Garden (dul) river from a Liberian tanker unloading the fuel at the Sprague Mohegan Trails, currently un ,sion is a lousy job. I’m not blaming families without children. derway, drew varying comments Ansaldi but they’re supposed to be MANCHESTER - A program on The prorgram offers an option for Energy’s Newington, N.H., station. Protection boom, upper from members of the Board of experts - why didn’t they tell us they Connecticut's wildflowers will be religious education this year - a center, keeps oil from going into other channels. (UPI photo) Selectmen Tuesday. were lousy specs?” Other Editors Say: presented at a meeting of the chance to share adult faith with- The town recently awarded a con Carey said that no one foresaw the Manchester Garden Club on Monday children. Those interested in par tract for reconstruction of those amount of water in that area and in the Robbins Room of the Center ticipating should call 87.5-3828 for roads to the Andrew Ansaldi Co. That Ahearn commented that the town Congressman David F. Emery’s major northeastern supplier said the Congregational Church. more information. MCC Gets $499,000 company originally constructed the was throwing away $70,000 on a job remarks about the export of of region needs 2‘/a millions barrels of A business meeting St 7:15 p.m. roads in 1964 and at that time Select that should have "been done right in heating oil and kerosene to Iran were fuel for the winter and at that time will precede the program, scheduled man Aloysius Ahearn objected to the the first place.” the only ones we heard or saw that only 4 million were in storage. to start at 8. Toward New Center company getting the contract. Carey said that Ansaldi had Of all the places to send refined Bob and Aileen Mcllvin of Cheshire were printable. He called it an out High Fiber Loaf Selectman John Carey said. "At notified the previous ad- rage and a travesty, which puts it petroleum products, or anything else will present an illustrated lecture en the request of Andy Ansaldi we MANCHESTER - The state Office months ago; by the state Bonding ministrationst that the road should mildly enough. right now, Iran should be at the bot titled. ' Connecticut's Wildflowers. (First Selectman Henry Ryba and MADISON, Wis, (UPI) - of Policy and Management has ap Commission, which cleared the way be oiled to seal the cracks as they In light of the continued conflicting tom of the lists This is the country Their Legends and Folkore ' Researchers testing new bread proved additional funds toward the for the center's reconstruction. Carey) viewed the original construc developed "but nothing was done,” reports regarding the level of New that contributed to last summer’s Visitors are welcome to attend. recipes have come up with an high construction of a new student center The additional appropriation is tion. In all instances they (Ansaldi Ryba agreed with Carey that An gasoline shortage; this is the country fiber loaf made with oat bran that at Manchester Community College, a front money, and will be reimbursed Company) exceeded the saldi shouldn’t be blamed for the E ngland’s stockpile of those Oslomy \Ieeling they say taste better than bread department spokesman said today. by the college's insurance company. specifications for the road set by the road's collapse. He said. "They did a necessary commodities, the export that floats on a sea of oil but whose Allen Segal, director of com The company has paid $200,000 to Town of Bolton," scheme verges on the bizzare. medieval government would rather MANCHESTER - The Manchester using wheat bran. Chemist Vernon L. good ob. And I think we finally got munications for the department, said date. Segal said. Ahearn then commented. Later in the week after the an lop off heads than work; this is the Ostomy Association will meet Sept. Youngs and cereal chemist Bert L. through to the Planning Commission $499,000 has been allocated toward "Someone is responsible for the road nouncement that U.S. oil interests country that has treated U.S. citizens Congressional Quarterly 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Room B D'Appolonia had only one complaint The money the Bonding Commis about road and drainage problems. falling through. The people have a abominably and our country with of Manchester Memorial Hospital. about their new recipe: they said the the center to replace the one sion approved represents the The specifications have been up got their OK to make an extra bundle The association is made up of volume was less than that of the destroyed in an April 7 fire. The difference between the insurance right to know why it did. It's our job dated.” by selling petroleum products to contempt., patients who have had ileostomy, wheat bran loaf, but that it could be college used makeshift facilities settlement and the cost of to get the information for them,” Ryba said that the drainage Iran, a campaign worker for F*resi- The Energy Department says the during the final two months to house Consumers Hit Hard By Housing Costs colostomy, urostomy, or ileo-bladder increased by using an additive called reconstruction. The college has Carey feels that Ansaldi can't be problem on Brian Drive has also dent Carter’s re-elections said the shipment will have no noticeable im the offices which were contained in surgerv. sodium stearoyl-21actylate, a product selected a low bidder to rebuild the blamed for the collapse of the road, been corrected and Carey said that U the center. president will have to come to this pact on domestic supplies. Perhaps By GAIL GREGG Osto.n lies who have a problem commonly used to improve bread center, but has not yet signed a con noting that the company exceeded & R Construction did an exceptional group, the National Association of is now so staggering that it distorts The funds are in addition to the tract. part of the country to reassure us not, but it is certain to have an im E baking characteristics. Youngs is specifications and at its own job in repairing that situation. WASHINGTON - Multiply Washington officials encourage Realtors, predicts the combined the nation’s inflation rate. Currently, should attend this meeting. The pur- that there will be plenty of oil on pact on political attitudes. If this is USDA’s North Central $278,000 allocation approved two expense, put in curbs. skyrocketing home costs by record this "affordability squeeze" during average price for new and old homes this cost accounts for 20 percent of pose of the organization is to promote Agricultural Research facili- hand next winter. an example of Jerry Rafshoon public mortgage rates and you’ve got what the CPI. Who shall we believe? Federal and relations he could do no worse selling bad economic times as a way of will be $65,3(X) by the end of 1979. Pivp mutual ‘S'‘f* a n d D’Appolonia works the nation's realtors call a “double easing inflation. "This comes on the heels of a 13.5 rehabilitate _ to state energy people make reassuring second hand gas guzzlers. These experts argue that unlike assistance to members and their at North Dakota State University in !N o W V o U K n O W whammy.” They reason that if interest rates percent price increase during the food, gasoline or clothing, a house in Fargo. noises. But as recently as June a Kennebuc Journal families. The current price tag for an are high, demand for housing will be preceding year,” Carlson said. not “consumer” but can be resold, Pogonophobia is an irrational fear Register Now for the 1979-80 Season Augusta, Maine For furtb r -nformation call Anne of beards. average home is 13.5 percent higher slow. And that will keep extra money And he noted that long-term in often at a profit. And they note that McNeill. «49-6076 or 646-4572. Letters than last year, according to Con out of the marketplace. terest rates will remain high during only 10 percent of American P Richard J. Risley sumer Price Index (CPI) figures To accomplish that goal, the the next few months. households purchase a home each F’arisli Council released Aug. 24. Federal Reserve Board hikes the Morris agreed “there still is some year. And interest rates have jumped by cost of money it loans to banks. That, room” for interest rates to increase. "The average person does not buy The Parish Council of St. Parish Council wili meet percent. in turn, leads to higher commercial But he added, "By the end of the a house and taite out a mortgage Bernard Church will meet World, TaHe My Son Dance Studios 12'/2 the second Tuesday of each Pitkin Glass Works But figure the two components of interest rates. year, there should be some easing” every month,” maintains George Sept. 18. The meeting will month at 7:45 p.m. in the Main St., Rt. 31, Coventry By The Hand home ownership together, and the Under its new chairman, Paul A. The average price for a new home Perry, an economist at the Brookings start with a potluck supper church hall. All ' (Next to the 1st. Congregational Church) cost of financing a home increases already has reached $74,300, up from Institution. at 6:30 p.m. in the school parishioners are invited to "A profenional approach to Dance Education for Girls and Boys • 'To the editor: Registry of Historic Places. Volcker, the Fed is doing just that. library. attend these meetings. Specialising in Dance Education for over 20 years. ” Our beautiful town will celebrate a It will mark an important historic dramtically — by 27 percent, accor His "Tight money” policy already $61,900 last summer. A previously oc Housing experts hold out one Starting in October the My son starts school today. Glasses Resume Week of Sept. 17th first at the Pitkin Glass Works site on event in the history of Manchester, ding to government experts. has prompted major banks to raise cupied home costs an average $63,- morsel of consolation to potential It's going to be strange and new to him for a while, and I Sunday, Sept. 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. for the glass works is the only A new mortgage that cost $400-a- their prime rate — the rate they 700, up from $53,700 in 1978. homebuyers faced with today’s "dou wish you would sort of treat him gently. Graded Classes for Boys & Girls month last year, for example, now charge their best customers-----to a And mortgage interest rates are ble whammy” — a home may be one You see, up to now, he's been king of the roost. Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and revolutionary site in the area. Drums musicians attired in the The glass works will be open to the would be $500. record-tying 12 percent. That could averaging 11.19 percent, the bank of the best investments around. He's been boss of the backyard. I have always been Tap * Ballet * Toe * Jazz Between 1973 and 1977, they point around to repair his wounds, and I've always been regimental uniform of Colonel public for inspection following the “We have a situation now when portend even more expensive credit board said. handy to soothe his feelings. Acrobatics and Gymnastics Floor Work' Webb’s 19th Connecticut Regiment program. We urge you to come — housing costs and mortgage credit in coming months. In 1949, the first year the govern out, the median value of single No Gas? But now... things are going to be dlllerent. will re-enact the Spirit of 1776 with take pride in what is yours — and both are increasing rather im All indications point toward a con ment kept track, the median price family homes rose 53 percent. Me Today he’s going to walk down the front steps, Pre Ballet * Kinderdance their regimental music and pagean enjoy. pressively,” explained Dick Morris, tinuation of this upward spiral in for a new home was $8,800. dian income, though, rose only 39 wave his hands, and start on his great adventure try. Glass blowing will be Mrs. John C. Rieg, an economist at the Federal Home home prices," said Jack Carlson, a Some economist believe that the percent. Go To Class! that probably will Include wars and tragedy and All Classes are graded to age and ability with a Loan Bank Board. realty industry economist. His trade cost of buying and financing a home sorrow. Strong Emphasis on Sound Dance Technique exemplified and a valuable Pitkin 2 Eastland Drive, Don't let the gas crunch squeeze you out of a college glass bottle will be awarded. Manchester, To live his life In the world he has to live In, will require All Classes taught by Mr. Risley • Beautiful, Professionally Equipped Studio education. Earn college credit in your living room with faith and love and courage. Pitkin Glass Works Day is held to Founding member of • Competent, Qualified Adult Assistant Teachers TV Community College courses on Connecticut Public So World, I wish you would sort of take him by hie young celebrate the acceptance pf this 18th Pitkin Glass Works Washington Window Television. Fall semester offerings include: About Your Teacher. hand and teach him the things he will have to know. Dancing Is For Boys, Too!!! century relic to the National GEOGRAPHY “()l [:anh And Man An iniKKluciory course m Teach him . . . but gently, If you can. Mr. Risley is a member of llie Danee Teaeliers Dancing ih used as part of the training of major Club of Conn., the New York Cily Danee Masters; phsMkal and cultural ^co^raphy Broadcast Mon He will have to learn, I know, that all men are not just Beins On the Side of the Country allilelt's. Devrlopes roordinulion, builds bodies the Danee Masters of America, Ine. Thru these andSSed jiS .'D am and f) p m hcjiinninj; Sepi that all men are not true. ” _ . . ... ______:______10 and is beullby (>xereise. organizations he is eertified by test to teaeli. equates Congress with government suspicious of politicians. But so are Houpe right along with the president. Teach him that for every scoundrel, there Is a hero, that Ouote/Unauote ARNOLD SAWISLAK BISINKSS It s l.Ycr\hKJy s Business " A suncy ol the Hoys Tup, Jazz, Bullet and Aerobatics Classes. A Mr. Risley reecntly returned from a Summer of many other citizens and if Wright /They occupy those places as the lor every crqoked politician there Is a dedicated and government with the country. In contcm|>orary .American business sEcnc Hrtiadcust few sebolurshipH are uvuiluble for Mute Ballet Danee. He attended the D.M.ofA. regional eomen- WASHINGTON (UPI) - One of the leader. Teach him that lor every enemy, there Is a this, the majority leader is like many wants someone to blame for that he eyes and ears of the people whose Tues and Thufs at H.'0 am and bp in be^innin^ .Students. tiun in St. Louis and their National Convention in “Usually an increase like this will hank rohheries in New York Cily delights of the Laurel and Hardy friend. politicians and others in the dramatic need only look around at some of his lives are being affected by govern Sept 11 N.Y.City where he studied with many of the world's fit in with a recession or economic in Ihe firsi seven nionlhs of Ihis movies comes when fat Oliver, HEALTH ■'Conicmpofary Health Issuei An cianiinationol Let him learn early that the bullies are the easiest people arts who tend to believe the world is less savory associates of recent ment and its doings. That is the Student Accomplishments leaders in danee. slowdown." year (more than in all of 1978) lo a having led the way into some dis SCIENCE medical science and the major health issues ot our to lick. Mr. Risley was the National Direetor for not out of bed until they have pulled years. reason the First Amendment Students from this studio compete locally with „ — Joseph MucFarlane, an FBI weakening in Ihe 11.S. eeonomy. aster, turns to his partner and says, lime Broadcast In aiKam and Sun at b p m Teach him the wonder o( books. Give him quiet time to the Donee Masters of America and have also taken D.M.ofA's Male Daneer of the Year (Mr. Danee) on their pants. There is no rule of journalism that guarante of press freedom was put he^inniiij! Sept 14 ponder the eternal mystery of birds In the sky, bees Competition. He was also seleeted to Judge the adniinistralor, linking the 4.56 “ Well, Stanley, here's another fine HISTORY The .Ascent Ol Man "D r Jactib Brtmovcski s part in out*of*state and national competitions. But apart from that illusion, the requires reporters to be "nemesis” into the Constitution; to provide an In the sun, and flowers on a green hill. Titles include: Mr. Dunce of [New York City, Group and Line Competitions at D.M.ofA's mess you’ve gotten us into." pcrsonaUiew ol history ihriiu^b man s scienlilic of government. But just as news peo indepndent check on those who would 5 Teach him that It Is tar more honorable to fall than to congressman also seems lo have a achievements Broadcast Sun at 10 pm be^innin^ 1977; Mr. Dunce of Conn., 1978-1979; 3rd Convention. That line somehow came to mind cheat. Teach him to have faith In his own Ideas, somewhat skewed idea of what news ple need not be hostile to govern undertake to rule their fellows. Sept I.' Runner Up Male Dancer of the Years, 1979; Jr. Mr. Mr. Risley W08 rcccnlly elected lo ihe office of Thoughts recently when a story appeared even If everyone tells him they are wrong. ment, they also should beware of That independence is best main Dunce of Conn., 1979; 3rd and 5lli Place Jr. Mr. 2nd Vice Presidenl of ihe Dance Teochera Club of quoting House Democratic leader people mean when they talk about an Credits earned through TV Community College courses Try to give my son the strength not to follow the crowd Conn, and will assume that office in September. He Old-time religion sometimes com falling in love with it, becoming tained by healthy skepticism about Dunce of Conn., 1978; 5th Place Jr. Miss Dance of spot; one turns away from the needs Jim Wright of Texas to the effect "adversary relationship” with may be applied to a degree program at any Connecticut when everyone else Is getting on the bandwagon. Conn., 1978; 3rd Place Jr. Group of Conn., 1979. has served on their Board of Directors for the past forted its followers with the promise of today, the other from the needs of government. Wright’s view seems "part of the same team.” the claims and promises of both Regional Community College. There are no Teach him to listen to all men, but to filter all he Students are now l>eing accepted into Dance and two years. that the press is in part causing the of “pie in the sky by and by.” Accept tomorrow. akin to a belief that a lawyer who The adversary relationship does those who control government and prerequisites. Course fees are a low $30 per TV course, hears on a screen ol truth and to take only the good Theatre Colleges, have appeared on (National TV, . He is beginning his 22nd teaching season. Out national loss of confidence by that comes through. side leeching credits include: Mansfield Training your lot in this life, it said, and you'' We can no longer afford to live by defends someone accused of murder obligate those who report on govern those who oppose them. That is what or $4 50 for qualified veterans and persons 62 years old Commercials and are working towards criticizing the government. He was professional careers. One student recently School (5 years); New Hope Manor; Lebanon will be rewarded in a life to come. is in favor of killing people. ment to remember they are not part the adversary relationship is all or over. Teach him to sell his brawn and brains to the highest visions that cannot include past,'pre particularly dismayed by reports in appeared in u lead part with Harvard's Hasty Pud Elementary School; Coventry Recreation Commis about, and it very clearly is bidder, but never to put a price tag on his heart Today's society seems to have sent, and future in their scope that, dicating that the performance of Some news people may be wary, of government, even if they do sit in FOR RKGI.STRATION INFORMATION CALL; and soul. ding Theulriculs ut Harvard, N.Y.City and Ber- sion and others. the best seats to observe the House something that is on "the side of the turned that message on its head, with help us to learn from our mistakes, Congress this yar has ben somewhat even hostile, toward government. Teach him to close his ears to a howling mob, and to In March he taught a master top class for the and Senate and work in the White country.” MANCHESTER COMMUNITY niuiia. professional School” Dance Teachers Club of Conn, for danee teachers a “buy now, pay later” philosophy. respond sensitively to the needs of less than adequate. Certainly a lot of them are deeply stand and fight II he thinks he's right. Love Canal and Hiroshima are sym Teach him gently. World, but don't coddle him, because from all over New England. the present, and build towards an “I think maybe the idea of an COLLEGE A Truly Professional SCOOPS lyD on^Sm yi only the test of fire makes line steel. Audition Information Available bols of the shadows cast on our future open future. adversary relationship has been undu Nationally Recognised Teacher, 646-2137 This Is a big order. World, but see what you can do. Richard J. Rlalay - Artlatto Dliaotor^ by technology and militarism which “The earth is the Lord’s and the ly magnified,” Wright was reported or contact the TV Community College offive ut He's such a nice little fellow, my son. Danoar • Tfachtr - Chflraoaraohar' look narrowly to the present and are fulness thereof, the world and those as saying. He said the Washington 22nd Ttaching Station willing to risk debt or danger for 232- 4817. who dwell therein.” (Psalm 24;1). press corps seemed to take the at OF COORSf m qO/ERWR m. IHE4R n w T mm Ragisttr Now future generations for the sake of our The Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson titude “that to be true professionals, TV Community College courses arc broadcast on Special For Students " 1 A lot Of SUPPORT Osville Glass, Principal Tol. 742-6886 - 742-9766 own. 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This Is for the con- Yesterdays the side of the country,” Wright was for details , _ . , DIaco for Adulta and Naw Adult Couraaa ^ cOMMiism ,'011101 ii venlence of Risley Students only. will atari lat waak in Oclobar. quoted. \n equal iipjkuiuiiiiv 1380 A$>lum Avenui* I 'THURS., SEPT. 13 - from M Only- All Staga Arta Claaaaa will raauma waak 25 Years Ago 10 Years Age It probably is not surprising that HAMlofdCI 06I0S Courtuyot of Sopt. 17th. ______This date was a Sunday: The Manchester finishes its 1968-69 LYNCH MOTORS, INC. Wright, who has spent the last Herald did not publish. year with a $70,729 surplus in the quarter century in-the House, (Jeneral Fund. PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Sept. 5. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN WM f tv—.1H' WM L QbituariM Herald Joseph D. Izzo, Former Fighter Angle Yanks on Move MANCHESTER - Joseph D. Izzo, of Elks and a past president and both of East Hartford; and 16 Earl Yost 67. of 227 W. Center St., a former member of the Roofers,Local 9. He grandchildren. professional fighter, died Tuesday retired in 1973. During World War II, The funeral Is Friday at 9:30 a.m. Sports Editor night at Rockville General Hospital. he served with the Army. from the John F. Tierney Funeral 5mwem»«itw5wsiteU' To Pass RSox He was the husband of Mrs. Mary Bil He is also survived by three sons, Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass Izzo. Edward J. Izzo of Marlborough, at the Church of the Assumption at Mr. Izzo. a member of the Connec- Wait Until Next Year NEW YORK (UPI) -- Don’t made an error and got beat.” slammed his 16th home run of the Joseph J. Izzo of East Hartford and 10. Burial will be in Mount St. The crucial error came in the ticut Boxing Guild, was a It’s wait until next year for both the Boston Red Sox and New look now but the New York season after Jackson led off with a John R. Izzo of Manchester; two Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. eighth inning when second baseman single. professional fighter in the early daughters, Mrs. Mary E. Michalski Friends may call at the funeral York Yankees in the American League Eastern Division. Yankees are making their se Ted Sizemore tried to complete an Former Red Sox hurler Luis Tiant, 1930s. and held the New England of South Windsor and Mrs. Carol A. home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 The Rea sox "aiea last week cond annual drive to pass the inning-ending double play, but first 11-8, the Yankee starter who com featherweight championship title. Shaer of Manchester; three sisters, p.m. while the Yankees have been "dead” Boston Red Sox in the baseman Bob Watson could not han bined with Rich Gossage on a three- He was born Aug. 2S, 1912 in Mrs. Mabel Fuettner and Mrs. Flora The family suggests that any for a month as Baltimore rolls merri hitter, allowed baserunners in just ■t.-v ■ it's a fair ball. American League East. dle his low throw and Willie Ran Mechanicsville, N.Y., and had lived St. John, both of East Hartford, and memorial gifts may be made to the ly along to a spot in the league two of the eight innings he worked. in Manchester for 21 years. He was a Wouldn’t it be logical to rename Most people will be excused if they dolph scampered home from second Mrs. Rose St. John of Hartford; two Dialysis Department at Rockville playoffs. Boston scored single runs both times. member of the East Hartford Lodge the lines fair lines - or poles - fair aren’t looking too closely this year with the game’s winning run. brothers, Albert Izzo and James Izzo, General Hospital. TTie Yankees and Sox may be in poles? since the battle is for third place in Randolph had clubbed a one-out Butch Hobson led off the third in volved in a dog-fight for third and stead of first as it was in 1978. But the double to left and Oscar Gamble ning with his 24th homer of the year Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with fourth places in the final standings Notes Off the Cuff Red Sox. who just a followed with a walk. Reggie for the first Boston hit. In the sixth, Mrs. .\iinnic G. Olson McNellis of Orlando, Fla.; five with less than one month to play. Jackson then grpunded to shortstop back-to-back doubles by Tom a mass at St. James Church, Rocky brothers, Armand Chamberland and Observed in a recent tennis tourna few weeks ago Tough Night MANCHESTER - Mrs. Nannie G. iA seemed ready to Rick Burleson, who flipped, to P o quette, on a Olson. 93, of 21 Carol Drive died Hill, at 10. Warren Chamberland, both of Plain- Goal Achieved ment match were two players who Jim Rice of the Red Sox Burial will be in Rose Hill make their move to Sizemore to force Gamble, but check-swing Tuesday night at Manchester ville, Abel Chamberland of New Bri continually were guilty of foot faults Sizemore’s relay to first was in the blooper down the didn’t approve being called out Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. tain and Louis Chamberland and ”Our goal is to win one game,” catch the front Memorial Hospital. She was the Larry Morrison said before leading while serving. One player often had dirt, right field line, and on strikes in second inning last Friends may call at the funeral Roger Chamberland, both of St, running Baltimore widow of Oscar L. Olson. the Hartford Road Dairy Queen to both feet over the line and in contact "As soon as Burleson got the ball, I Jim Rice ac home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Agatha, Maine; six sisters, Mrs. An Orioles, have fallen night against Yanks and tossed Mrs. Olson was born April 26,1886 •7i- Nashville. Tenn., last weekend for with the surface when the ball made made up my mind to make a big turn counted for the se p.m. nie Albert and Mrs. Rita St. Armand, 11 Vz games out his bat. Ex-teammate Luis in Bokevara, Sweden, and had lived the Women’s ASA Slow Pitch Softball contact with the racquet. Called to at third,” said Randolph, who slid cond Red Sox run. Mr. Chamberland was born in St. both of Glastonbury, Mrs. Matilda the attention of others witnessing with 27 left to play, and don’t have to Tiant registered strikeout. in Manchester for the past 35 years. Tournament. look too far over their shoulders to home with the decisive run when the The RBI was She is survived by three daughters, Agatha, Maine, and had lived in Ouellette of St. Agatha, Mrs. Lucinda Teachers^ Strike play, the group said it was common (UPI Photo) Glastonbury before coming to Bolton The goal was achieved, the squad see the Yankees, just three games ball got away from Watson. “I guess Rice’s 107th of the season, tying him Mrs. Helen Pratt oi Charleston, S.C., Plourde of Madawaska, Maine, Mrs. among all players. It’s plain out and he was being overly aggressive for second place in the AL with in two months ago. He had been Rena Lizotte of Sinclair, Maine, and Some 300 teachers and supporters march in their jobs last week in a dispute over pay winning once in the double elimina behind in the loss column. and Miss Greta Olson and Miss tion play to finish the season with an out cheating... Mixed Doubles Tour trying to make the double play.” jured teammate Fred Lynn. employed as an assembler at Pratt & Mrs. Theresa Chasse of St. David, downtown Rutland, Vt„ in the fourth day of (UPI photo) nament in Manchester is scheduled "We haven’t done too much right in Christine Olson, both of Manchester; imposing 48-17 won-lost record. Former Yankee Mike Torrez, 14- Gossage retired Boston in order in Whitney Division of United Maine; and 10 grandchildren. the teachers strike. The teachers walked off this weekend with Men’s and the last month, ” sighed Red Sox a sister in Sweden; three grandsons The Queens came home with the Manager Don Zimmer, following his 10, was the complete-game victim the ninth to record his 13th save and Technologies Corp., East Hartford, Women’s Doubles in the Recreation and seven great-grandchildren. 30th ranking nationally team’s tough 3-2 loss to the Yankees as the right-hander lost his eighth seventh in his last 11 games. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. for more than 25 years. He was a Department events slated the member of St. Paul’s Knights of Before qualifing for the Nationals, last night for Boston’s 12th defeat in game in nine career decisions Carl Yastrzemski was hitless in Standings Center St., is in charge of Curd uf Thunks following weekend. Registration against New York. Glastonbury. Auto-Ambulance Accident season highlights included triumphs its last 15 games and fourth straight four trips to the plate to remain five arrangements, which are in The family of Germaine Edna Reid wish to thank closed Aug. 15 for all three events. Torrez, who allowed only two He is survived by his wife, Mrs. in the Connecticut State Tournament, setback, the longest losing streak of hits away from becomine the 15th complete. ihe Manchester Police Department for their quick singles by Bobby Murcer through the player in baseball history to reach Delina Sampson Chamberland; three response at the time of our need. and victories in the Bunny Lee In Record Field the season, National League Howard J. Reid Jr. S t Family vitational in Lynn. Mass., and the "I thought we played a helluva first six innings, lost a 2-0 lead in the the 3,000-hit mark. East Conrad J. Cliuiiilicriund sons, Roland Chamberland of Hart Insurance City Open Tennis Tour Spindle City Open in Fall River, game tonight. ” Zimmer said. ”We seventh when Chris Chambliss W L Pet. GB ford and Robert Chamberland and Injures Two Paramedics nament. directed by Ann Murphy of BOLTON — The funeral of Conrad Alan Chamberland. both of East (^urd of Thunks Mass. The local squad took part in 10 Pittsburgh 55 .599 J. Chamberland, 60, of Cook Road, East Hartford, has attracted 1,100 Hartford; three daughters, Mrs, The family of Germaine Edna Reid express our MANCHESTER - An ambulance en tourneys. Montreal 54 .588 who drowned Monday in the swim sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends and treatment. players ranging in age from 13 to 67. William (Linda) Patterson of East route to pick up a patient was hit by Poiice said the ambulance flipped In previous trips to the nationals, St. Louis 61 .548 ming pool at his home, is Friday at neighbors fur acts of kindness, memorial donations. Kevin L. Kiss, a 19-year-old over, and received extensive damage Registrants include 80 players Hartford. Miss Doris Chamberland Ma.ss cards, flowers, and cards in our recent loss. another car this morning, police said, local teams were ousted without Chicago 64 .526 9:15 a.m. from Rose Hill Funeral Williamantic man, was cited by to the left rear and to the top. It also from Glastonbury, 69 from of Bolton and Mrs. Michael (Diane) Howard J Reid Jr. and Family and flipped over on West Center tasting the fruits of victory. Yaz to Sit on Bench Philadelphia 68 .504 police for passing left on the in Manchester and 61 from East Hart Street. The driver and another brushed against a Hartford Electric Morrison, former Manchester New York 82 .393 tersection. According to police, he ford. paramedic were slightly injured and Light utility pole. Community College baseball player, was traveling north on Waddell Road The ambulance, which was has coached the Queens the past Defending champions include Jack had to be treated at Manchester and passed a stopped vehicle on the Redmond, head pro at the Pet. GB Memorial Hospital. traveling west on West Center Street, three seasons. Houston .565 - Connors, Zinsser Clash left. Police said the other vehicle had belonged to the Manchester Am His fulltime job is with the Manchester Racquet Club, in men’s With John Pitching A hospital spokeswoman said the Cincinnati .561 ‘z stopped for the ambulance, which bulance Service company, 134 East Manchester Recreation Department. singles: Stu Jennings of Glastonbury driver, Terence Braley, 30, of operated its flashing lights and siren. and Mike White of Manchester in that the Red Sox home fans could Baltimore, and Dave McNally. 5-4, Los Angeles .471 13 Manchester, was treated for a frac Center St. It was on its way to get NEW YORK (UPI) - Carl San Francisco .439 17>2 Kiss later told police he thought the someone when the accident occurred Fair or Foul? men’s doubles and Adam Kubilius of share in Yaz' achievement. General on September. 1974. tured collarbone and released. The Yastrzemski won’t play San Diego .417 lO'/z vehicle had stalled and he went shortiy after 6:30. Another am Vernon and Ernie Uthgenannt of ly, an effort is made for No. 3000 to Pete Rose was admitted to the Over Housing Dilemma passenger, 23-year-old Donna Eric- Every baseball field has two foul Wednesday when the Boston Atlanta .394 23‘/z Ellington in men’s 45 doubles. come at home. lodge on May 5, 1978 at Riverfront around it. Kiss’s car struck the rear bulance was called to get the victim lines and in many cases two foul son of East Hartford, suffered multi Play starts Saturday at tennis Red Sox close their three game In the past, when Stan Musial, the Stadium in Cincinnati, before the Tu fbn’.s of the ambulance in the West Center and still another transported Braley poles. MANCHESTER - Directors Charged Connors, "Carl, you are in the possible housing problem until ple contusions and was released after Street-Waddell Road intersection. courts in Greater Hartford. Last eigntli player to get 3.000 hits, got his home fans. He singled off Montreal’s Montreal 5, New York 1 after the elections. I just want the and Ericson to the hospital. However, if a batted ball hits series with the New York Thomas Connors and Carl Zinsser the real estate business, you should year’s inaugural ICO drew 900 par historic safety, it was done in Steve Rogers in the fifth inning, as St. Louis 6, Chicago 4 be able to suggest some solutions to people to be aware of the possibility, eithei' the foul line or the foul pole Yankees. locked horns on Manchester's possi ticipants. Chicago. Musial had been held out in the Expos won 4-3 San Francisco 3. San Diego 1 the possible housing problem.” and want rentors who are refus^ "I said Monday that Yaz wouldn’t ble housing problem at Tuesday order to return to .St; Louis and the This year, the Cardinals Lou Brock Atlanta 7. Cincinnati 6 night's Board meeting, but today In response to this comment, apartments because they have play when (left hander l Tommy John pitched,” said Red Sox Manager Don home fans, but when the Cardinals celebrated his 3,000th hit on August Houston 9, L.'s Angeles 4 Connors refused to comment while Zinsser called upon Conners, who is chiidren to know they should contact Simple-Message from Perry had a chance to win. Stan the Man 13. 1979 at Busch Stadium, St. Louis, the Human Rights Commission.” Zimmer. “The last time we were in Todav's t/anx's Zinsser continued to attack his fellow employed by Manchester Com- AL SIEFFERT was sent in as a pinch hitter. He with an infield single off Dennis Montreal (Schatzeder 9-4) at On Wednesday Zinsser declared, the Stadium John struck out Yaz board member. munitity College, to come up with a delivered a double which enabled St. Lamp in a 3-2 St. Louis win over Chicago (Reuschel 16-81 "Mr. Connors makes charges out of three times. ” Airing corpments he had received solution to education policy Louis to win 5-3 over Chicago on May Chicago. New York (Swan 12-11) at questions. The issue was then the blue, he keeps uttering innuen The 40-year-old Boston star is just from citizens Connors said he heard ‘Trade Me or...... 13, 1958. There is always the chance that Philadelphia (Christenson 5-10), N dropped. five hits shy of becoming the 15th some rents have been increased does that there is a conspiracy to Henry Aaron, then with Atlanta, John won’t go the distance, and that deprive people of housing. I’m sure I player to reach the 3,000-hit plateau Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 13-91 at $40.00 to $60.00 per month, When questioned Wednesday about became the ninth hitter to reach 3,000 Yaz will be inserted in the lineup by don’t know about this. If he knows - and figures to reach his goal over Atlanta (Brizzolara 6-9), N apartments are increasingly being the apparent dispute on Tuesday Con hits when he slammed a single at Zimmer. His chances of getting five something, has the facts, a solution I’ll Hang up Glove’ the weekend when Boston returns to San Francisco (Montefusco 3-6) at converted into condominiums, and nors stated, "I do not have any com Cincinnati against the Reds on May hits before returning to Boston are Cincinnati (Norman 10-101, N ment to make concerning Mr. to a problem, I wish he would bring it Fenway Park for a four-game series some apartments are declaring a with Baltimore. 17,1970. Willie Mays, the 10th. got his remote, however. Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 7-6) at St. m oritorium on residents with Zinsser. The Board of Directors can out and we will discuss it. Otherwise SAN DIEGO (UPI) -- Gaylord Perry, baseball’s winningest big safety at home in Candlestick After he gets his 3.000th safety, the Louis (Martinez 12-7), N not be expected to do anything about he has nothing.” ’T il get excited when 1 get the children. active hurler, had a simple message for the San Diego Padres - 3,000th hit.” said a disconsolate Park, San Francisco on July 18. 1970 5-foot-ll, 185-pound left-handed hit San Diego (Jones 10-11) at Houston trade me or I’ll hang up my glove. Yastrzemski just after Boston had when he beat out a second inning ting slugger plans on playing at least (Richard 15-12), N ’The 40-year-old righthander, the lost 3-2 to New York Tuesday night. single to the left side of the infield one more year. only pitcher to win the Cy Young "It really doesn’t matter to me if I against the Montreal Expos Mike "Next year is definite.” said Carl. American League ^ Committee Withholds Fee Award in both the American and get it in Boston, or on the road.” Wegener. "After that. I’ll see. "I'm playing Roberto Clemente, the late, great well enough to know I want to play KasI National Leagues, announced Yaz drew the collar against former W L Pet. GB teammate Luis Tiant and reliever Pittsburgh Pirate doubled to left again in 1980. Tuesday he was quitting the Padres •Baltimore 90 46 .662 - immediately and would retire unless Rich Gossage Tuesday, dropping his center against the New York Mets’ "Playing baseball has always been Jon Matlack in Pittsburgh on Sept. fun for me or I wouldn’t do it, ” con Milwaukee 83 56 .597 8>-2 Until Work Is Completed the club could work out a trade for average to .270 with an O-for-4 perfor Boston 78 57 •-.578 ll'z 30. 1972, in the fourth inning. tinued Yaz. "I have no regrets, and I him, preferably with the Texas mance. New York 75 60 .556 14>/z i‘«ii^..NCHESTER - The town windows to find out where the Rangers, where he played three Zimmer had said if Yastrzemski No. 12 in the 3.000-hit club, AI have learned to accept the highs and systems has not yet been started, but Kaline, a native of Baltimore, hit a lows in my career. I have been well Detroit 73 66 .525 18'2 Building Committee Tuesday night responsibility for the problem lies "all the parts are there.” seasons. had gotten close enough to reach 3,- Cleveland 71 68 .511 20'z rejected a request to pay the general and what can be done to rectify it. “If nothing can be worked out, then 000 during the series in New double down the right field line in the treated by the Red Sox. and ap The police are using portable fourth inning in Memorial Stadium as preciate what they have done for Toronto 44 94 .319 47 contractor the $23,000 it is holding in However, most of the work has radios when they enter the cell block 19 OUR this is my last day in uniform.” he York he would not hold him out, so 3 Kaline’s Detroit Tigers beat \4
( PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Sept. 5, 1979 V EVENING HERALD. Wed., Sept. 5. 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN Scott^g World State Seeking Homes Twiggy Last Vestige For Foster Children .1 ^ . VERNON -The state Department patience, flexibility in knowing how "We want people who are com Of Carnaby Street of Children and Youth Services is mitted to the philosophy that to deal with problems, understanding By VERNON SCOTT mascara. But Twiggy is as vivacious pounds. She acted in the theater and recruiting in the Rockville-Vernon how a child is feeling inside and Intervention in a teenager’s life at HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The year as she was in her days as an inter cut a couple of record albums which area this month for new foster homes knowing how to help the child the proper time can make all the was 1966 and she was the darling of national oddity. sold briskly in England and Europe. needed lor children of all ages and express his or her feelings, and a real difference in the world to that child,” Carnaby Street, London’s trendy Her North London accent is as “ Now it is time for me to move races. committment to advocacy for the Ms. Loin said. avenue of chic boutiques, smart crashingly foreign to American ears on,” Twiggy said, daintily dis The state said it is especially in child in the home. The public 18 invited to attend three restaurants, outrageous fashions, as it Y'as to Londdn’s Mayfair toffs. patching a noonday salad in the Polo need of foster homes for pre Linnea Loin, program supervisor introductory sessions to foster paren drugs and the driving beat of rock. And, she says, she’s never been hap Lounge of the Beverly Hills hotel. schoolers and teenagers. Foster for the Rockville Office of the ting. They are scheduled for Sept. 17 Her name was Twiggy. She was a pier. ‘T v e had to fight being a fad, of parents may be young or old, live in Department of Children and Youth and 24 and Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. at the skinny, fiat-chested, 92-^und modei, “Those old times were great fun,” being associated with an era that has the suburbs or the city, work out of Services, said homes for teenagers Rockville District office, one Court a s}nmboi of art deco, a 16-year-oid Twiggy said. "The whole world was passed. the home or be at home, and may be are desparately needed. She said St. ceiebrity cover girt in micro fociued on England for some obscure “The name Twiggy works for me married or single. much of the state worker’s valuable All interested persons are invited miniskirt with cropped btonde hair reason. It became fashionable to be and against me. 1 might never have Each child needs his or her own time is spent trying to secure alter to attend. Foster parents receive a and tong btack eyetashes. ,in London with the scream ing become famous without it. Perhaps bed but not necessarily their own nate living arrangements for monthly subsidy plus medical The Beaties were riding high. maniacs of music, the fashions and I ’d have settled down, married a room. Foster parents come from troubled teens when the workers coverage for the child. The meetings' Designer Mary Quant was the tast the drugs. working class English lad in Neasden every economic level of society and should be devoting their time to will feature films and guest speakers word. The Rotting Stones were the “I became a part of it by accident. and had six kids. care for children who have needs younger children with more’^serious who are doing foster parent work. ’ despair of the estabtishment. “ Maybe I’d have been happier. But which cut across all barriers, state problems. Those attending, are not committing % It ail came as a surprise. I was a British movies were the rage at schoolgirl in the suburb of Neasden in there’s no way of knowing. I’m super officials said. She said that tolerance for varying themselves to being foster parents home and abroad. Carnaby Street the north of London when a happy right now and, of course, The skills needed to be a foster kinds of behavior is desirable for and no pre-registration is required. was the ptace to be, the nucteus of a photographer took my photograh. I having traveled and worked and parent are ones which may already those wishing to be foster parents to For more information call 1-800-982 - curious sub-cutture which radiated was just a child who was swept along associated with wealthy and famous be used in daily life. These are teenagers. 6804. uttra-hip across the channet to in a kind of madness. people, I could never go back. South Windsor Library Receives Gift of Books Europe and spanned the Attantic to “My name was Lesley Armstrong “I ’ve lost contact with most of the Baravykas (English-Lithuanian dictionary); the cotonies. and I was enjoying a happy people I knew when I was a model Jaycees Sponsor Walkathon William C. Massey, director of the South Today, 13 years later, (Carnaby childhood. When I became Twiggy and Carnaby Street was the rage. But Windsor Public Library, looks over books “Lithuanians in America,” by Dr. Antanas Street is a decaying boulevard, a rip- and I became famous, I loved it. Michael and I count Linda and Paul presented to the library by the South Windsor Kucas; “History of the Lithuanian Nation,” off attraction for tourists as se^y as They paid me $30 an hour to pose for McCartney among our closest Lithuanian Social Club. Making the presenta by Constantine R. Jurgela, a distant cousin of Times Square and Hoilywood friends. We visit with them often. magazines and a great deal more for To Aid Juvenile Diabetes tion are club members, William J. Jurgelas Mr. Jurgelas; and Encyclopedia Lituanica, Boulevard. advertisements and endorsements. “Michael has been working more edited by Simas Suziedelis. (Herald photo by British taxes drove out the creative "I traveled all over Europe and and more in Hollywood. He’s an and Sophie Gedrim. The titles of the books COVENTRY -The Coventry distance walked, at a per mile rate of At present the only treatment for minds. Labor strife, Arab financial earned a great deal of money. I American, you know. And I ’ve been are “Anglu-lietuviy Kalbu Zodynas,” by V. Adamson) Jaycees and the Juvenile Diabetes their own choosing. Each walker will diabetes is a combination of insulin, infiltration, minority immigrants frittered away most of it. But I did doing some work here as well. I have Foundation will co-sponsor a collect the pledges from his sponsors therapy, diet and exercise. The dis and runaway inflation took it all a contract with NBC and our first buy a house for my parents which I walkathon on Sept. 30 starting at 1 and are to turn the money over to the ease is the third leading cause of 5 away. project will be a two-hour film which still own. It was the best investment I p.m. to benefit the foundation. Jaycees no later than Oct. 15. death. It’s all over now — except Twiggy. ever made. could become a series. Public Television Series ■ The rain date for the event will be One walker in each of two age In the coming weeks the Jaycees She's no longer a model. She doesn’t “Instead of staying in hotels we "When the dam burst, I was a bit Oct. 7 at the same time. The walkers groups will receive a $25 U. S. will be contacting various groups and decided to buy our first house in visit Carnaby Street anymore. low on funds, but never really will start at Coventry Grammar Savings Bond for turning in the most organizations in the town to gain sup California. Anyhow, I wanted to / Twiggy is 29, the wife of actor desperately broke. I’m still comfor School and proceed to the Robertson money by Oct, 15. port for the upcoming walkathon. Tied to Newspaper Course provide a proper home for Carly. Michael Whitney. She’s the mother of tably fixed, thanks to a business Grammar School and then return, a The foundation is a nationally ac People who are interested in par manager I hired in 1970.” Becoming a mother is the most an 8-month-old daughter, Carly. And total distance of 10 miles. credited voluntary health agency, ticipating as walkers may pick up York City blackout, Burke embarks James Burke that parallels the t u r n Duo Twiggy left modeling to star in exciting thing in my life. MANCHESTER — Connecticut she just purchased a home in the Refreshments will be provided for having as its primary objectives the registration forms at any of the on a detective story that spans cen television series can be purchased at Hollywood hills overlooking Sunset “I hope to make a career of acting Public Television, Channels 24, 49, Tatum O’Neal and co-star Richard Burton, summer in a role he starred in on Broadway “The Boyfriend” in 1971, a modestly the walkers at both schools. support and funding of research to Coventry Public schools or from turies and continents in search of the the Manchester Community College Boulevard. in films but not a't the cost of my 53, 61 and 65 on September 30 will successful movie followed by a bomb Walkers who register for the event find a cure for the complications of local merchants. Anyone wishing origins of today’s complex book store, which is located tem 54, walk to the set during location shooting nearly 20 years ago —King Arthur in Twiggy has turned to acting, child and husband. It would be nice to titled “W” in 1973. But on that pic will be asked to obtain their own diabetes and ultimately for the dis more information should contact begin airing a dramatic lO-part technological society. porarily at the former Nike site off here of “Circle of Two.” Burton has an- Camelot. He’s committed to a year’s national recently completing a new movie work about a third of each year. television series that complements ture she met Whitney with whom she sponsors. Sponsors will be asked to ease itself. Dave Newton, 742-7061. In the remaining episodes, Burke Keeney Street. nounced he will return to the state next tour in a revival of the musical. (UPI photo) costarring her husband, "There Goes “Now it’s up to me to prove I ’m an the Courses by Newspaper series on lived before their marriage in 1977. pledge or donate money based on the pieces together the network of logic, Persons wishing to register for the The Bride.” She starred in her own musical actress, not the old Twiggy. She’s technology and change appearing genius and chance that lead to eight course may do so in person on Satur She weighs 114 pounds. Her hair is variety show for V k years on British gone, along with Carnaby Street. And weekly in The Herald. modern inventions, including the day, Sept. 8, from 9 a m. until noon, darker and long. Her eyelashes are a TV, salting away her devaluating the truth of it is, I’m glad.” Both series, which probe society’s atom bomb, computer and produc and Tuesday, Sept. 11, from 4 until Ancient Fifes and Drums conventional length and without Manchester Public Records [love-hate relationship with tion line. The series concludes with 6:30 p.m. Registrations will be taken technology and change, are the basis his assessment of technology’s im at the registrar's office in the ad of a three-credit course at pact and the prospects for controlling ministration building on the main and Thomas D. Chmielewski, one- Manchester Community College. campus of the college, 60 Bidwell Warranty deeds Joseph Trottier for Mrs. Min future technological change. fifth interest each in property at 12-14 Coproduced by the BBC and Time Mary Francis Bellows, also known McGuire, porch at 381 Summit St., To aid readers, viewers, and Street. The cost of the course is $40. To-Play at Pitkin Site Teachers To Preview Film Haynes St., $79,900. Life Films, the television series as M. Frances Bellows, to the Depot $5,000. students in linking the newspaper and For additional in.Cormation about the MANCHESTER - Nathan Hale memorate the patriot, martyr-spy, Juilgciiicnl lirii ■’Connections” is a personal view of knitted stockings, hand cast pewter Square Associates, property at 387 N. Pratt & Klewin Inc. for Robert television series. Courses by credit course, call the MCC Com Ancient Fifes and Drums will per Nathan Hale, who was born in Coven Nearly 1(X) educators, town of Ellington High School, in the will be a discussion period starting Manchester Memorial Hospital the triggers of technological innova buttons and matching shoe buckles Main St., $50,000. Weinberg, alterations to accomodate Newspaper has prepared a special munity Services Division at 646-2137 form at the Pitkin Glass Works site ficials, clergy and journalists of the auditorium on Friday starting at 7:30 about 9:30 p.m. and light against Rutherford J. MacLachlin tion by on-camera narrator James try. The music is played as it was complete the uniform. Gary F. Bellinghausen and health spa at 440 Oakland St., $55,000. Viewer’s Guide that relates the Courses by Newspaper is a project at the intersection of Parker and Put originally written during the Tri-Town area of Vernon, Tolland, p.m. refreshments will be served. and Inez MacLachlin, property at 115 Burke, an award-winning BBC writer Knowlton’s Connecticut Rangers Virginia R. Bellinghausen to Chris B.T. Peterman Sr. and B.T. Peter television programs to print of University Extension, University nam streets Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Revolutionary period. dressed in fringed linen hunting and Ellington have been invited to a Regular film sessions are Oxford St., $459.87. and producer. of California, San Diego, and is The meeting will break at 8:30 p.m. tian J. Donahue and Kathleen M. man Jr ., remodel existing house for materials. Re-enactment of a continental The musicians will be attired in the shirts and slyders (trousers) of the special preview showing of the film scheduled for Sept. 21 and 28, and Rclcaxc of lien Beginning with the Sept. 30 seg funded by the National Endowment for coffee or tea and following the Donahue, property at 227 Valley two apartments and add on five units The Viewer’s Guide, course soldiers’ day, under the direction of regimental uniforms of the period period will march carrying “ Brown series, “ How Should We Then Live?” Oct. 5, 12, and 19. All at the same Dr. Joseph Shaw against Steven W. ment, which focuses on the 1965 New for the Humanities. showing of the film, “The Age of Per View Road, $86,900. at 404 N. Main St., $85,000. Reader/Study Guide, and a text by William F. Duguay, will celebrate dating to 1776; the year Captain Hale Bess” muskets. time at Ellington High School on Merovonich and Lena T, Merovonich. sonal Peace and Affluence,” there Doris K. Bradley to Steven R. Robert McKinney for Bruno the acceptance of the site by the first served. "The regimental coat is The preview showing will be at Route 140. Building |ierinil8 The drum major will direct the Bissell Sr. and Lucinda A. Bissell, Dubaldo. sign at 190 W. Middle Turn National Registry of Historic Places. snuff brown with white facings. The Photo Hut Inc. for J.M.B. Manage corps with a mace patterned after property at 20-22 Flower St., $42,000. pike, $70. The Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and waistcoats and breeches are buff- ment, prefabricated photo kiosk at one used during colonial times by the Je a n N. Ja cq u e s and Diane John V. Tedford, two car garage at . Drums was organized in 1965 to com 364 W, Middle Turnpike. colored linen. A black leather stock English Brigade of Guards. Jacques to Donald A. Thompson and 620 Birch Mt. Road, $5,000. E Thomas J. Farr, roof over existing with white shirt ruffles, long white The Nathan Hale Fifes and Drums Gilda P. Thompson, property at 28 S. Harvest Fair Set to Open deck at 87 Huckleberry Lane, $500. Famous Brand' and their company units, Knowlton’s Hawthorne St., $53,500. Connecticut Rangers, the First Ar Casalino Construction for Mr. and HEBRON -The Hebron woman aerialist. The western singer. Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Levitt tillery Detachment, and the Com The Lions Fair Ground is Mrs. Lee Potterton, addition at 200 Grange Fair Set Harvest Fair, sponsored by Shawn Allison Band and Sessions a recording ar on Route 85. Construction Co,, property at NOYICE Children’s Clothing pany of Artificers (smiths and other Lydall St., $12,000. the Hebron Lions’ Club, Ray Henry’s Polka Band. tist on MCA records, and Highland Park Subdivision 1 off EAST HARTFORD - Hillstown supporting crafts), have participated Eugene Colson, dwelling at 13 Bob open from noon until 5 p.m. Besides will open Thursday at 6 Also included at the fair has had several successful Spring Street, $28,500, Probate Court is open for Grange will hold its Annual Fair on in historical re-enactm ents and by Lane, $61,000. exhibits, there will be sales of home p.m. at the Lions Fair will be sheep and dairy sonUs in the past few Elizabeth M. Quinn and John J, conferences with the judge for Less. Saturday, Sept. IS, at the Grange Bidwell Home Improvement Co. baked goods, farm fresh vegetables, pageants, parades and music Grounds. shows, horse pulling, trac years. Quinn to John G. Deemer, property from 6:30 P.M, to 8 P.M. P for Peter Haidet, aluminum siding at Hall, 617 Hills St., East Hartford. A plants, crafts and needlework, and musters throughout the northeast. on Thursday nights. Ap The fair will continue tor pulling, amusements He began his show at 417 Woodland St„ $57,250. Flea Market on the grounds will open books. Their most prized awards include 15 E. Maple St., $2,200. pointments required. Night Once upon a time. Moms used to dress their little girls and through Sunday. and a midway. business career at the age Letitia S. Heller to Herman M. at 10:00 a.m. Space is still available; A snack bar will be serving hot the “Authenticity” trophies from Harold Parent for Harold Veal, telephone number; 647- boys up in beautiful playthings and dress clothes. But The fair will open at 9:30 Also appearing at the of 8 and first played Las w Frechette, Albert R. Martin and please phone Mrs. Robert Urbanec at dogs, hamburgs, coffee and soda; Colonial Williemsburg and from the roof at 41 Satina Drive, $600. 3227. a.m. Saturday and at 11 fair will be Ronnie Vegas, Nev., when he was Gerald P. Rothman, property at 31 times passed, costs went up, and Mom had to start buying 568-4688 for information. New Windsor Cantonment in New Ruth Ja ck so n , fen ce at 110 also mademade fried dough a.m. Sunday,. Sessions, a Nashville, 10-years-old. Ashworth St,, $55,000. William E. FitzGerald Itss clothing, and couldn't afford real good quality anymore. The fair, inside the hall, will be throughout the fair. York. “Wait till you see Hawthorne St.. $600. Attractions at the fair Tenn.-based country and. Carlton E. Cruff and Linda M. Judge of ProbaU We think little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, Also from Lake City, Michigan, R.L. and E.L. Spencer, coal stove will include Ma-Ho-Pin, a the weini pari” Cruff to Nancy J. Vajcovec and so we're helping Moms buy them more easily. Company of Military Historians at at 32 Jordt St.. $600. Susan I. Romer, property on Bigelow You see, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the children's the Great International Annual Vernon cint R 2 Street, $88 conveyance tax. Tape Show Slated |VvTr,i|.T1lT^ Music Muster in Deep River. and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices they can ROUIfS :-F' [■ ■ ■ Fiduciary deed FLETCHER GLASS CO. Among the awards attesting to easily afford. We thought children's clothing cost too much... MANCHESTER -A special on Katie Sokol and the now defunct South Windsor Estate of William S. Richardson to d MANCHESTER their musicianship are first prize for Over 33 Ytan of ttpoftonco videotape presentation about the arts Footprints Art Center on Main i ee»TicTie -gj Don A. Guinan, Robert E. Stanton, so we brought the prices down. So now, little girls and boys in and around the City of Hartford Street. best fifer, best snare drummer and . h rtn Rim _____R , •MI*H**..*<.>HM Stephen G. Romeo, Edward J . Sulick COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE can play together happily ever after in good, old fashioned will be presented on CATV Acess Town-sponsored t e le v is io n best drummer all awarded at ^ SMiaR 01M WINDOW GLASS s MIRRORS s GLASS FURNITURE quality clothing at old fashioned prices. Channel 13 Thursday night at 7:30. p ro g ram s on C hannel 13 a re Colonial Williamsburg. WAPPMG FAIR JHE. TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR The program, entitled, “For the produced in the nublic interest and They have appeared in St. MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK Record: Time is 18,” profiles 18 arts suggestions and feedback from the Patrick’s Day parades in Dublin, This Weehand DECORATING BY Galway and Limeric, Ireland, and organizations that make up the public is welcome. Don & Joanne Harris ICOLLECTOR'S ITEMS J Persons wishing wishing to com received many honors. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUHDAY 9 BILLMURRAY., Ml ^ANCHCSTEH 6 4 9 -4 5 !!^ DANISH PLATE Hartford-based Consortium for the Gostom Draperies and Arts. ment should call Jay April at the high The public will be invited to inspect IPNESOENTIAL DECANTERSJ CHILDREN’ S RYE ST. PARK ON RYE 8T. f s s » Upholstering SAVE: Monday- Saturday A segment of particular interest to school media center, M7-3569. the glass works following the INUUNI HEPRODINmiSr Slipcovers. Bedspreads M "Estimate Qailly Given 10-9 Manchester viewers will be a feature program. miM i and Carpeting
We do It all tor you, from design to Installation. OPEN MON-FRl 8 am . 5:30 pan. PUSTICS IN STOCK SAT mi 12 NOON .100-'/i’’-3/16’’-'/.” E m U S E TV Tonight Our quality is the l ^ t , our prices are even better. MARY DUNPHY SCHOOL OF DANCE ARTS We uW be happy to come to your home at any time. INSIDE MARSHALL’S MALL 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTED PLAZA 83, ROUTE 83, VERNON Please call 5 2 2 - 1 2 7 6 (Off Center SL) SCREENS REPAIRED 6 M Bessell, Jell Conaway, m e saga 9TheRHIemen Manchester Parkade Pro Teen News ol several separaled and Phone 872-2878 — 288-0811 Senior Citizen DItrounI @ILov«Liicy divorced couples Is explored 12:30 Dress Coats (9 Joker’s Wild Irom the man's point of vlew. ® Movie "And Soon The (2 m //et north of TrI-CIty Plata on M. 83) 19 SH Once Upon A Clessic (Part 1 ol 2) Darkness" (1971) Pamela Frank EVERYDAY SAVINGS TO 5 0 % ON: By Collegian 9 My Three Sons 9 9 NBC Movie "Katie; Por lin. Michele Dotrice. BALLET‘TAP-JAZZ-SPANISH- BALLROOM Bool length In aolids and twaada S I Streets Of San Frsnclaco trait Ol A Cenlerlold " (1978) Kim • Wonderknit 12:37 ...'m n ' • Quiltex • Baby Togs •Tiny Tots Slzaa 6 to 14 6:30 Basinger. Vivian Blaine. A beauty (E 9 Baratta MED-EAST BELLY DANCE - DISCO-HUSTLE ?f= •Pretty Please •Polly Flinders Reg. to 95.00 (9 Carol Burnett And Friends queen travels to Hollywood in • Donmour •Her Majesty search ol fame and glory, only to 12:55 • Oshkosh • Alleen • Doe Spun • Little World (D Botding For Dollars X K o la k SPECIAL PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES NOW 9 IS 9 NBC News encounter a series ol unsavory • Danskin • White Stag •Levi's • Pelican Harbor 9 621 Over Easy situations which almost ruin her 1:00 Hie. (R) ALSO ADULT CLASSES for beginners thru advanced In ballet, tap, jazzi BEHY-JANE TURNER •Russ Togs •Billy the Kid •London Fog 5 9 Adsm-12 9 9 9 Tomorrow • TIdykins 9 Qrsat Parformancee 62.99«, 74.99 6:55 62I The Fell And Rise Of Reginald 1:15 HOME OF THE “VERNON JUNIOR BALLET CO.” & News Perrin GD Joe Franklin ______(auditions for new members - call for appointment) 7:00 9:30 2:00 G irls Boys m CBS News 62) Dancing Disco 9 Q e tS m a rt DANCEWEAR FOR SALE ABOUT THE TEACHER — School of Dance S) The Brady Bunch ALSO BELLY DANCE SUPPLIES Sweaters (E S I ABC News 10:00 2:05 Miss Mary studies regularly to bring you the 40 OAK ST “Since 1954” Ski Jackets (9 9 Dating Qsma d ) 62) News X N e w s MANCHESTER, CT By Blue Bird and d ) Newlywed Qame finest in dance education. She recently returned By Field and Stream SB Festival Of Faith 2:15 LESSONS RESUME WEEK OF SEPT. 10th ( s r n d r d C.lnitneit in the h'oltou'ing Just Bottoms and Tops Pile lined, quilled, zip off hooda. 9 BIHy Qraham Crusade 9 Facsa Of Communism (XNaws from New York City where she studied all types 9 N e w s Pullovers, Cardigsns, Bulkles Tan, Brown and Navy 10:30 2:30 For Further Intormetlon or Rogletratlon: of dance with many of the world’s finest^ and Fancies Slzaa 8 to 16 9 New Haven Mayoral Debate (E Meet The Mayors 9 The Odd Couple teachers. She has choreographed and* 9 CMco And The Man 9 Q s tS m a rt AT STUDIO — Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14 Reg. to 60.00 621 Sneak Preview 62) Dick Cavett 2:35 appeared professionally in many musicals and Tap • iiallet • Poinie ■ Motlern Jnxt elloys Tnniblinfi Tap ('.Innnvit • Tevn Age (ItnuHei* Rag. to 17.00 NOW ® Movie "The Bridge O l San Tuee., Sept. 4th -10 AM to 6 PM supper clubs Including resorts in the Catsklll Acrobativ (Tunibliuft • Floor Fxercinv) •Adult Exereines Jnxz. Iiallet d: Tap 7:30 10:45 Luis Rey" (1944) Lynn Bari, Fran (E P.M. Magazine 9 Red Sox Wrap-Up Mountains, New York - taught classes of Union Tn irlinn • DivHo CS Adan>-12 cis Lederer. Wed., Sept. 5th -10 AM to 0 PM 11:00 teachers and advanced students throughout 42.99 * 47.99 ( E t I . U Beauty Show 3:00 Thure., Sept. 6th -1 PM to 7 PM 5.99rs.99 (SBasaball (X (£ 9 9 S I News 9 Six MHHon Dollar Man New England, Philadelphia and New York City (X Mission: Impossible FrI., Sept. 7th - 3 PM to 0 PM as guest teacher - given lecture demonstrations Registration Dates at the Studio: Miss Turner is Past President of the Dance Teachers Club ol Connecticut, 9 B ig Money (X Benny HW 4:00 member ol the Dance Masters ol America Inc. Dance Educators of I Infants and Toddler 9 Hollywood Squares Wadnasday, Sept. 5th ...... 3 to 7 P.M. I Boys 9 D lc k Van Dyke 9 News . Sat., Sept. 8th -10 AM to 3 PM on dance In schools and for organizations. America and the Prolessional Dance Teachers Assoc, ol N.Y, She has I q iris 9 Dick Van Dyke 9 Hcnaymoonara Students have won talent contests, done Thursday, Sapt. 6th ...... 3 to 7 P.M. I recenily returned Irom New York City where she has been sludying the I Dress Coat and S I Tic Tac Dough 4*30 latest in dance education at the dance caravan conventions. Member ol | 62) MacNaH / Lahrar Report 621 Beet Of Bums And Allen 9 Kitty Today PHONE 872-2878 — 288-0811 Dress Coats Siacks and Jeans choreography In colleges, worked professional Belter Business Bureau ______Leggings Set 11:30 ly In the theater and on TV and In ballet com Wool blende, soma with hooda and By Billy the Kid and Mark 8:00 X U.8. Open Update The Marble Arch at the Friday, Sept. 7 th ...... 3 to 7 P.M. I I matching acarfa, aolida and fanclaa.. Caaual and Draaa Stylaa. (X IS 9 BassiwII i Former otudonls may call for CltM SctMdula aRer Saptambar 1al t By Cute Togs panies, and opened their own schools. Slzaa 4 to 6x and 7 to 14 (SCroae-WIta (E 9 Police Woman entrance to Hyde Park in Lon SPECIAL 25th ANNIVERSARY GIFT Saturday, Sept. 8 th ...... 10 A.M. to 2 P.M, I Soma with matching hats or hoods. Sizaa 8 to 16 and walal alzaa 25 to 29 (£ S I E M t Is Enough (X Movie "Roberta" (1935) don opens its main gate only Member (& past pres.) of Conn. Chapter of Reg. to 60.00 Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire. A ballerina coloring book to the first 25 Sizes Infant 12 to 24 months. Reg. to 17.00 9RsalPsopla to the British Royal Family. NAT’L ASS’N OF DANCE ARTISTS, Toddler 2 to 4 9 BWy Qraham Crusade 9 9 9 Tonight Large rubies of superior new students between the ages of 6 PROFESSIONAL DANCE TEACHERS ASS’N, FOR INFORMATION PHONE NOW NOW 621 Evening At Pops 9TheRlfteman . Reg. 56.00 621 Captlonad ABC News quaiity are among the most and 9 to register and pay for the first DANCE EDUCATORS OF AMERICA AND 8*30 valuable of gems, exceeding month’s lessoris. DANCE MASTERS OF AMERICA. NOW (ilMervQrmin 11:46 even diamonds in price. '.rT’’'!:)'!...... ';"j' 33.99*43.99 7.99 X, 10.99 (X Switch 649-0256 - 563-8205 - 529-0442 9:00 The Etruscan Shrew, only 3 STUDY WITH A DEDICATED EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL ; PLEASE CAaTHEATRE IJU ULTI -~* r ...... 33.99*41.99 (E 9 ABC Movie "Breaking Up 12:00 inches in length, is the small ^ FOR SCREEN TIMES Is Hard To Do" (Premiere) Ted (EOoiM Show est adult mammal. TEACHER AND LET DANCE PUT A WHOLE NEW WORLD AT YOUR FEET! (H Dr. Scott On Hebrews i S EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 i N*4> Wanted 13 M U N SO N ’S CANDY Smith Will Get| KITCHEN is seeking male to ' learn trade as candy makgr. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; Must be neat, have good per M Looking " for sonal habits, and be of sincere Full Insurance j character. Send resume, in You don’t have cluding work experience, age, to shell oul much MANCHESTER — Ui)der an opinion from the town at- I address etc. to: Munson’s 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE to gel big results. Herald Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, tomey, Lawrence Smith, ^a former sergeant with the | Bolton, Conn., 06040. Manchester Police Department, is entitied to full in- ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING surance coverage. WANTED: Loving sitter for S , ( ' *■ Town Manager Robert Weiss told the Board of Direc Robertson kindergartner. CALL 6 43 -2718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 during business hours 8:30-i From 10 AM to school time, tors Tuesday night he had spoken with Town Attorney occasionally after school for 3 Ill- PENNY SAVER David Barry and said it was Barry’s opinion that the “in Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Sale______23 Real Etiele Wanted 28 kids starting in September, l;lj iA PRICE SALEI Help Wanted 13 Help Wanied EDUCATION surance coverage may be grants by the manager” in but some tbne is available in |$ CAPE • 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, MAY WE BUY your home? this rare circumstance. PHONE 643-2711 August if desired. 649-1103'|l|l CLEANING WOMAN- GENERAL OFFICE AND Remodeled Kitchen and Quick, fair, all cash and no ■wnn viQQMnB figure clerks are needed to Smith resigned June 15 from the force rather than o m r 289-7549 ask for Elaine. ;lil WANTED Thorough, reliable individual Private Inetructlone 18 Baths.______Aluminum______siding,... in- problem. Call W arren E. (•xovpt winttr coata, and Jackata) wanted for regular work in the Hartford area. ground pool with patio and Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. accept a demotion to patrolman. Five off-duty police of HELP!! FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD OIL niU CK DRIVER- House | Houra: Tuaaday thru Saturday housecleaning. Call 659-1187, Call today. TAC/TEMPS, 727- REMEDIAL READING and privacy. Group I, Philbrick ...... ficers drank beer from a confiscated keg one night. An in SURVEY OFFICE NEEDS delivery. Year round work. |:|: 10 to 5 COnESPONKIIT after 5 p.m. 8430. math; individualized work Agency, 646-42U0. Houtehold Qoodt 40 vestigation revealed Smith knew of the drinking, but did eeeeceaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil |l|l Thuraday 10 to 0:30 •Draftaparaon ■ LaRoy program, (lst-8th grade) by not stop the officers. Htip Wanttd IS Co., Route 6, Bolton. 41 PURNfU PLACI •xparlanca nacaaaary master’s degree teacher. 568- ELLINGTON RIDGE GOLF REFRIGERATORS Washers / Ranges, used, At last week's board meeting. Smith's wife, Barbara, INDEX □ NOTICES □ EMPLOYMENT MANCHItTM TO COVER THE •PARTY CHIEF 8076, COURSE is across the street. OIL BURNER SERVICE :|:! (Juat aaat of Worth a) •TRANSIT MAN Immaculate 8 Rooms, 4 guaranteed and clean. New asked the directors to grant full medical benefits as well N O T IC it •eeeeeeaeetee MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all l;|: CLEANING PERSONNEL shipment damaged. G.E & SEARS ROEBUCK Salary commensurate RIDING LESSONS indoor bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths as early retirement. The Pension Board had denied his 1 — Lo*t and Found Loti and Found Help Wanted 13 ATTENTION - Need 2 people residential. AH benefits. M COVENTRY NEWS for residental cleaning ser riding ring. Western stock Colonial. Fireplace family FRIGIDAIRE. lx)w prices. 2 — Ptrtonala with experience. vice. Transportation medical benefits, she said, because he left the force 3 Announcomonti over 21. Immediate employ M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. & C 0 . seat, saddle seat and hunt room with beamed ceilings. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main LOST - Black and white male TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. ment. This is not a fancy ad, FOR necessary. Call seat. All levels 228-9817. Street, 643-2171. before applying for retirement. 4 — EntOfIttnmeni CALL DOMESTICARE 643-1945. Immediate occupancy. Pasek 5 — Aucitoni kitten. Answers to name of Apply 81 Commerce Street, we simply want a person who Halp Wantad 13 Manchester, Realtors, 289-7475. However, Weiss said the nature of the retirement was Sylvester. Lost Saturday, Glastonbury. PTG needs a permanent job. Ad THE MANCHESTER 643-2520 VOICE, PIANO Instructions, ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! FINANCIAL Parkade unique" and he could, at his discretion, grant the medical Sept. 1, near Crispino’s, Hart COMPANY. Telephone 633- vancement opportunity. Call HELP WANTED - Cutting Former faculty New York Custom made draperies, slip 6 ~ Bonds-Slocks-MoMgagof COOKS & KITCHEN batwaan SdW A 5:00 tooL manufacturer has benefits. 9 — Personal Loans ford Road. Reward. 646-0816. 7631. between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - HERALD Music and Art High School. covers and upholstery. Budget in — Insurance HELPERS- Available PART TIME POSITIONS openings for experienced COLONIAL - CAPE Garage, No further action was required from the board, but 528-3869. E.O.E. Professional Singer/Pianist. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 LOST - Black and orange tiger CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC weekends and evenings. MACHINIST- Experienced Plaasa Call 643-2711 machine operator, or machine 644-8597. fireplace, 1 1/2 baths. or 646-1000. Director John FitzPatrick lauded Weiss’ decision and EMPLOYMENT operator trainees. Call for in 13 - Help Wanied calico combination cat. - Experienced only. Top BABYSITTER NEEDED-' Experienced preferred. Lathe Operators. Set up and SALESPERSONS HAIRDRESSER NEEDED- Aluminum siding. Immediate said it was an equitable judgment. 14 — Qus
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Sales Manager Joins Practice Joins Firm Agencies Affiliate MANCHESTER - J. NORTH HAVEN - The HARTFORD - Kenneth Stop & Shop Supermarket Scott Galle, M.D. has Heigh has recently joined MANCHESTER — Leonard J. Benjamin, president of Co. has named Daniel recently joined Arthur B. Connecticut Mutual Life the Benjamin Insurance Agency of Coventry and David Lescoe general sales Landry Jr., M.D. and In su ran ce Com pany’s D. Brennan, president of The Insurance Management manager for its Connec Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. in general accounting depart Center, of Manchester have announced the affiliation of ticut, New York and New the practice of cardiology ment as assistant accoun their respective agencies as of Sept. 1, 1979. Jersey Divisions. at 1000 Asylum Ave., Hart tant. Both are general agencies with a majority of their Lescoe, who was former ford and 350 Main St., Previously, he worked as Manchester as well as 131 business in property and casualty insurance lines. Accor ly grocery sales manager general accounting New london Turnpike, ding to Benjamin, “this association will give us greatly for the division, has also manager for Mercury Oil Glastonbury. expanded facilities for servicing our customers insurance been bakery specialist Company in Wethersfield. needs. We will be joining the Insurance Management grocery manager, store Dr. Galle is a graduate of H e ig h t re c e iv e d a Corp. (IMC) chain of insurance agencies, which now manager and market the University of Connec bachelor’s degree in ac ranks as the 14th largest network of insurance agencies in manager. ticut in Storrs, and the counting from Central the country. IMC is an affiliate of Continental Financial A graduate of Albert Einstein College of Connecticut State College. Services Co. a member of the Continental Group Inc. Manchester Community Medicine, Bronx, New He presently is enrolled in Thus we will be acquiring both a Icoal and a national College, Lescoe attended York. He completed his in the MBA program at the ternship and residency at association with the facilities of each at our displosal.” the University of Hartford. University of Hartford. New Britain General Speaking for IMC, Brennan said, “We are pleased to Lescoe and his wife, Height, an East Hartford have Len Benjamin's agency join us. This will give us Maureen, reside in Hospital and a fellowship native, lives in Manchester excellent representation in the Coventry area, in line DANIEL LESCOE Manchester with their son in cardiology at St. Francis KENNETH HEIGHT with his wife Debra. J. SCOTT GALLE with corporate plans for expansion in the Northeast." Matthew. Hospital and Medical Center. Contract Awarded NEW YORK (UPI - A Connecticut firm has been awarded a contract for more than $88,000 to remove potentially Lydall Sells Paltier dangerous asbestos from a MANCHESTER — Millard H. Pryor Jr., president of city Sanitation Department Lydall, Inc. and A. W. Walan, president and chairman of garage in Queens, the city the board of Lyon Metal Products Inc., have announced Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined said Wednesday. the acquisition by Lyon of Lydall’s Paltier Division for Sanitation Commissioner cash. That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Norman Steisel found the Pryor commented that although Paltier has been exposed asbestos, an en profitable, its product line does not complement the other vironmental health hazard, businesses of Lydall, and its sale is not expected to have upon touring the garage any material effect on the company’s operations results. with representatives of the Walan noted that Paltier will operate as an autonomous Uniformed San- division of Lyon and continue to market its products tiationmen's Association in through existing channels of distribution. July. Paltier, an Indiana-based company with annual sales of The contract for $88,508 approximately $6 million, manufactures steel racks for was awarded to H.E. Mur material handling and industrial storage. Lyon Metal dock and Sons, of West Products, Inc., headquartered in Aurora, 111., is a diver Haven, Conn., for work on sified manufacturer of steel storage equipment, lockers, the Bergen Landing gar industrial shop furniture and office products. age, at 130-23 150th St. Lydall is a $100 million manufacturer of products for in Work will begin im dustry which include engineered fiber materials; metal, mediately and is expected plastic, elastomeric and fiber components; and to take 30 days. specialized packaging.
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PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENINR HERALD. Wed.. Sept. 5, 1979 Western Fashions Bloom on Peking Streets EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 5, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE By ALINE MOSBY Women also carry black very tight. But some Western suit jackets with Whiie Western atyles are lobb^ in Mao suits they iiad German Dishes All Stop& Shops open Sunday 9 am-5pm robe and devised the loose original jacket had nine PEKING (UPI) - tunic jacket with a stand- buttons and pleats on the fake leather shoulder bags women wear it at home. lapelp. surfacing in China, just bought. four patch pockets. Now slung over their shouiders That dress wiii be popular Sun promptly asked his On them the Chinese un- Not Always t - t - —kx Western clothing is in up collar in ancient W estern women in a filtrating the land of the Chinese style. Loose there are five buttons, and in correct Western style. iater on.” taiiors to make that style. reverse rush are buying the .iform looked different. Mao uniform. trousers always had been the pockets are plain. Women no longer appear Sun said last year the "There is no interference Mao uniform. They tucked the top into People-watching on the worn by both men and Last year the Mao suit in public in the cheong government showed from the Ministry of Around the comer from the pants and added a tight women in China. blossomed into khaki sam, the traditional women Western styles and Commerce (which runs the Sun’s shop where Chinese belt, stuffed the trouser Fattening streets of Peking disclosed one recent hot day that Mao wore the same suit green, pale blue, beige, narrow Chinese dress with asked their opinions so "we clothing industry) regar girls crowded to buy accor hems into boots, rolled up side fastenings. As Sun about one of every 75 as a guerrilla leader. After pale gray. People now mix- can make designs accor ding fashion,” he said. dion pleated skirts, two the sleeves and turned up Mildly sweet-sour sauer- 1 pound small white women passing wore a his 1949 victory, his regime match jackets and pants in explained, "That style is ding to what the customers Such styies have boosted American fashion models the collars. braten can be a delight for onions, peeled timid copy of a Western manufactured the outfit for different colors and women not convenient‘'for women iike” — a novel thought for his sales 41 percent from — Esme Marshall of New "These local clothes are the dieter as well as the 8 large carrots, peeled skirt or dress. the populace, at first only add blouses in bright workers who are bicyiing a communist nation. The tlje Gang of Four days in York and Kim Chariton of great,” said Miss \ rest of the family. and cut in' linch diagonal Since the Gang of Four in black or blue. The prims. or getting onto buses. 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