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Warns of potential ^ripoff^ Carter attacks big oil

WASHINGTON (UPI) - President profit from these prices and to what His energy program in deep trou­ to the Midwest and West later this Carter warned today of the potential degree?” ble in Congress, Carter said “1 hope month, hopes to bring strong public for “the biggest ripoff in the He said his energy package the American peopie will join with pressure on a House-Senate con­ nation's fight to secure energy in­ “assures that the American people me” in fighting for his proposals. ference committee which must iron dependence, denouncing oii and gas will not be robbed” and provides “In April, when our national out a compromise on his tattered w i companies for wanting to adequate incentives for domestic oil energy policy was presented to energy program. “profiteer” and “grab” money from and gas exploration. Congress and the people, I said this The House voted down Carter’s .■il ;«•*#; the pockets of the American con­ “But the oil companies apparently was the moral equivalent of war. 1 proposed gasoline tax increase, but V sumer. want it all,” he said. “We are talking haven’t changed my mind. passed most of the remainder of his Reiterating his claim that the about enormous amounts of money.” “As in the case of war, there is proposals with considerable energy crisis is “the moral He accused industry of trying to potential war profiteering in the modification. The Senate Finance equivalent of war, “Carter told a take money out of the pockets of energy process ... this could result in Committee has voted down the gas nationally broadcast news con­ American "consumers and putting it the biggest ripoff in energy history.” tax, proposed domestic crude oil tax ference, “The question is — who will in their own pockets. Carter, who makes a two-day visit and a tax on industrial use of oil and gas. And despite White House urging At industrial park trial that federal price controls be kept on natural gas, the full Senate has also voted to phase out those controls. Carter said energy prices have Data said insufficient risen extensively in the past few years. “The oil companies apparently for air pollution claims want it all," he said, “and we are talking about enormous amounts of By GREG PEARSON missioner, did not weigh property the policy. I do believe you’re building a money. The struggle is intense and it’s going to go on for a long time, but Herald Reporter environmental effects of the lot on nothing.” the basic question is going to be Brian Kenny of the Air Compliance proposed J.C. Penney Co. catalog The normally jovial judge answered in the next few weeks in Division of the State Department of distribution center. The center would expressed some impatience the Congress.” Environmental Protection testified be the major occupant in the town's Wednesday, the sixth day of the trial. “We believe in the free enterprise this morning that traffic information planned industriat park. At one point, he talked to Pagano system,” he said. But he added that provided for the town of In Wednesday afternoon’s session about the length of his speeches when of the trial, Theron Schnure of the oil and gas “are not part of that Manchester’s proposed industrial raising objections. He also asked all '• ’W f ; 1 park is insufficient to determine the state Office of Policy and Manage­ attorneys for brevity in their briefs. system” because domestic energy is so heavily influenced by foreign effect the project will have on air ment talked about steps that the “I want them as simple, as direct production and imports. quaiity. state takes while reviewing a project and as short as possible,” he said. Kenny’s testimony, given this mor­ iike Penney’s. ning in the seventh day of the trial, Pagano asked Schnure about two differed from that given by Dr. reviews of the Penney project by the Town gets grant Thomas Sharpless. Agriculture Department. One said Students in Unit A at Nathan Hale School check out the war­ that the project might be inimical to Sharpless, a chemistry professor ning of the stop light recently installed in their cafeteria as a at the University of Hartford, the department’s policy, the second testified iast week that, based on in­ said that the project would not be in­ for housing program device to keep lunchroom noise to a minimum. Leo Diana, prin­ formation from the park’s pian, traf­ imical. cipal of the school, heard about a similar system being used at a fic generated by the park would in­ A non-inimicai finding is required Manchester's Housing Authority which could apply to this grant but school in Tolland and decided try it out. The students think the crease air pollution. from all state agencies reviewing has been awarded a $397,640 Public officials were not able to pinpoint the new system is great and only had the red light warning put on by Kenny said that other information such a project. Housing grant from the Department specific application. Schnure said that if an inimical fin­ the lunchroom aide a few times in the first week of operation. besides that provided in the project of Housing and Urban Development Pascal Mastrangelo, chairman of The green light means everything is “go” and yellow serves as a plan is needed to determine the ding is based on an inadequate (HUD) to buy one or more buildings the authority, told The Herald two effects on air quality. He used the reason, his department will contact to house 10 low-income families. weeks ago that he was told HUD was warning. (Herald photo by Pinto) biackboard to depict how pollutants the agency and ask for a clarifica­ Announcement of the grant was interested in buying houses to increase while others decrease with tion. This is what was done with the made Wednesday evening by U-S. provide housing for low-income increased traffic speed. Thus, traffic Agriculture Department. Rep. William Cotter’s Washington of­ families. flow and speed and road layouts are When Pagano asked again about fice in a call to The Herald. also essential parts of the air quality the differences in the Agriculture Housing Authority officials Details of the grant are still School lunches formula. Department reviews. Judge Hull reported no knowledge of the grant sketchy, but it apparently has Kenny had also testified last week. said, “The first statement was based this morning. The authority has designated that the housing include He was called at that time by Atty. on something that was not a state applied for a number of programs four-, three- and two-bedroom units. Anthony Pagano who represents the are fun-filling’ plaintiffs. This morning, Kenny was asked to testify by Defense Atty. By SUSAN VAUGHN lunches are his favorite. Bernard McGovern. Herald Reporter In another development this mor­ Court ponders Bakke case Only one boy did not like the stew, ning, Superior Court Judge T. Clark Having lunch in a school cafeteria but he said he does not eat his Hull, granted amendments requested WASHINGTON (UPD . - The conferences before an opinion took Cox rejected the term “quota” or mother's stew either. He gave the Supreme Court today shifted its last week was an enlightening, fun by Pagano in his complaint. The shape. even “target” to describe the stew to another boy who ate both dramatic “reverse discrimination” and “full-filling” experience. And it amendments include a claim that the Elach justice writes an opinion and University of California’s plan. He helpings with delight. case from heated courtroom was not even too noisy, thanks in part project was initiated by the Depart­ these drafts are circulated to each of said “ there is no racially blind to a unique new system for keeping Most of the students' comments arguments to the isolation of a ment of Commerce and that it will the nine. method” that will bring in more than a down lunch room racket at Nathan defied the “lunches are yukky syn­ walnut-paneled conference room and lead to unreasonable pollution. In nearly two hours of arguments trickle of students from minorities, Hale School: a full size stoplight, that drome” and they agreed that the The defense attorneys objected to the quiet chambers of the nine Wednesday, lawyers for both Bakke who for generations have been “shut turns red when the noise level rises. lunches were “pretty good” overall. justices. the change, but Judge Hull ruled the and the university claimed the facts out of the most satisfying aspects of The lunch itself, a tasty, nourishing They named some of their favorite Months may elapse before the changes would not place the defen­ in the case were crucial. Both relied American life.” beef stew, was as good as Mom’s, or lunches, with grinders topping the court answers the crucial question: dants at any disadvantage. on the same facts to win. Colvin told the court Bakke has not better. Even the kids agreed. A group list, then, of course, hamburgers Can state professional schools con­ Defense attorneys in the case are Questioning from the bench tends posed as a symbol or representative of fifth grade boys sitting with Prin­ and hot dogs, and macaroni and sider the race of applicants in an ef­ McGovern, an assistant attorney toward sharpness and Wednesday of any group, but sued only to get cheese. fort to compensate minorities for cipal Leo Diana were raving about general who represents the Depart­ was no exception for Professor himself admitted to medical school. Some of the suggestions for im- past wrongs? the stew. Keith Blanchard, a fifth ment of Commerce, Atty. Holland Archibald Cox of Harvard, who “His position is that his right is not grade student said it was his favorite And the more specific question: —.Sec P a a e I'lirt'e-A Castleman, who represents the represented the university; Reynoid to be discriminated against by reason lunch, but then, he said all of the Manchester Economic Development Was the California Supreme Court Colvin of San Francisco, attorney for of his race,” the lawyer said. Commission, and Atty. Bourke right in ordering Allan Bakke, a 37- Bakke; and U.S. Solicitor General Spellacy, who represents the J. C. year-old white man, admitted to the Wade McCree, who spoke for the Penney Co. University of California’s Medical Carter administration. School at Davis? . Chief Justice Warren Burger asked Attorneys involved in the case said Bakke sued on the ground oniy his Wednesday that the trial should end if there was any evidence that race kept him out, since the universi­ this afternoon. Judge Hull then is medical school had excluded Today’s news summary ty reserved for disadvantagd expected to visit Manchester and minorities in past years. minorities 16 of the 100 slots for took at sites related to the case, in­ Answering the chief justice, Complied from United Press International beginning students. cluding the proposed park site, the McCree said there was no evidence 'nie justices will discuss the case in Union has given MIG-21 jet location of the home and business of of improper exclusions but the court State rain Saturday. Partly cloudy Sun­ a private conference Friday with no must be aware of much discrimina­ day and Monday. Highs will be in fighters to Laos in what is Michael Dworkin, a plaintiff, and the one else present. Some observers HARTFORD -T h e Freedom of believed to be its first major location of the home of Edith Schoell, tion in California, for instance in the the 50s Saturday and upper 50s to have compared the lawsuit to the public schools of Los Angeles, Information Commission has' mid 60s Sunday and Monday. weapons shipment to Indochina also a plaintiff. landmark 1954 school desegregation ruled the public is entitled to since the end of the war there, The plaintiffs say that Eldward Pasadena and San Francisco. Overnight lows will be mostly in case Brown vs. the Board of Educa­ review records of school government sources said Stockton, the state commerce com­ McCree joined Cox in asking that the 40s. tion. That one was discussed at many the California court be reversed. teachers’ professional training. Wednesday. Ten jets arrived in The Trumbull School Board and DARTMOUTH, N. S. -Dewey Vientiane, the Laotian capital, local teacher’s union had argued Reinhard and Steve Stephenson, about six weeks ago. releasing such information to the both of Colorado Springs, Colo., House rejects reform bill public was an invasion of privacy. said their landing in the stormy WASHINGTON -T h e House FOI members unamiously ruM Atlantic left them cold, wet and and Senate haven’t settled their WASHINGTON (UPI) - The created after the Wayne Hays- procedure that would allow their own the records were part of the tired, but determined to try again dispute over abortions, but they bearded chairman of a panel that Elizabeth Ray sex scandal, said the employes to file complaints of job public domain. next year to become the first to may be able to subdue it long labored 16 months to bring reform key element that beat his bill was discrimination against them. , cross the Atlantic in a balloon. enough to keep federal workers out of last summer's congressional frustration by members that — .Stiil others, like Rep. Jack Brooks, HARTFORD —Approval of Bad weather forced them to aban­ paid and benefit programs sex scandals only to see it scuttled in despite reforms — Congress still is I>Texas, said members should not Northeast Utilities’ $90 million don the attempt Wednesday. moving for about two more the House said philsophically “...the under heavy public criticism. “ abdicate our responsibilties to a rate hike request will only whet weeks. members have just had it.” non-elected super administrator.” the firm’s appetite for larger in­ AUGUSTA, Maine '“Probably the most important creases, according to the Connec­ FoDow-up legislation to a measure reason was emotional reaction to the The vote was a repudiation for —Windstorms, rain and cold EDWARDS AFB, Calif. -T he Speaker Thomas O’Neili,' who im- ticut Citizen Action Group, leader weather have plagued northern space shuttle Enterprise per­ passed earlier this year, restricting acid rain of criticism, which has been of the opposition to the increase. members’ outside income .and directed at the House for tte ’ past i,plored members to adopt , the rule New England apple growers and formed so well in its most impor­ ordering other new and tougher that would have brought the ineasure potato farmers, delaying tant test, a 330-mile-an-hour dive “number of years,” said Obey. His ) HARTFORD —Officials say a ethica provisions, waa defeated to the floor for debate and further harvesting and possibly lowering toward the desert in a rehearsal bill, he said, “provided a vehicle for walkout by musicians in the Hart­ Wednesday on a 25M60 procedural them to take out their frustrations voting. . farm incomes this year. for a spaceship’s blistering return 's ford Symphony Orchestra will vote, without a debate on the sub­ and they did.” 4 . Afterwards, O’Neill acknowledged from orbit, that only one more the "timing was bad,” because the probably force cancellation of BOSTON '—The Massachusetts test flight will be flown. stance of the bill. “It has not been a pleasant three or measure came up a day after news next week’s opening perfor­ House has voted to allow retail The defeated measure would have four years for members to serve in stories on the semi-annual report of mance. Local 400, American stores in the state to do business set up an administrator to handle all this place and I think all of those the House clerk showing how Federation of Musicians, voted on Sundays between Thanksgiving the House business, created a panei frustrations were finally expressed International taxpayers money was spent for the 45-7 to reject management’s and Christmas as a pilot program to streamline the conunittee sy ^ m , today and members have just had last six months.. , > latest proposal Wednes^y. to gather data regarding public MOSCOW —Valentin Turchin, provided a grievance procedure for it,” said Obey. -,“I know there Is resentment by attitudes toward the state’s 300- the dissident leader who is leaving members’ employes and doine away Committee chairmen like Oregon’s many memben because they have to^ year-old blue laws. his homeland, says his friends with free plants, picture framing and .^Al Ullman of,Ways and Means voted Regional reil^l to the public so many things,” face hard times in the Soviet foot lockm . ’'V.,; -■ ' against it b ^ u s e , said Obey, (‘we , O’Neill told tee House. But, he said, * BOSTON —Extended outlook Union because they fear the West ,Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., chair­ had pe(»le trying to protect their ' “we badly need better m anag^ent for Southern New England, Satur­ National is backsliding on the human rights man of the Commission on ^Ad­ own turf.” ‘X around h ^ ' and that is .all this bUl day Ihrougfa Monday; Chance of issue. ministrative Review that ..was Others feared the grievance WASHINGTON -T h e Soviet does.” PAGE TW O-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., Oct. 13. 1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Oct. 13, 1977 - PAGE THREE-A CMTatOTttCTWWmW'l'il Directors okay funding School lunch proves ^fun-filling^ can go as high as 50 per cent, Mrs. include baked lasagna, tossed salad about $2 billion a year. Included in (Conlinufd fruiii Page One) Uppling said. The elementary lunch with dressing, garlic bread and those changes are the cash only reim­ " S lfa .' for three large projects counts depends on the menu. mixed fruit. A l the meals must in­ bursements and serving smaller por­ The high school hot lunch count is clude specified amounts, as set forth tions to young children and large por­ provements to the lunches included by the Department of Agriculture, of tions to teen-agers. The Manchester Board of Direc­ and money is provided by a state file an application with the state By Frank Atwood way down, which Mrs. Uppling at­ more potato chips, more salt and protein, fruits and vegetables, whole Mrs. Uppling knows that the tors Tuesday night approved the ap­ grant. Department of Community Affairs - tributes to a lot of snacking, the open pepper and eliminating veal and lunches are not appetizing to all the propriation of three federal grants • Appropriated $37,222 for instruc­ for day care funding not to exceed campus system and sandwiches grain cereal (bread) and a half pint replacing it with the overwhelming students and it bothers her when she that will finance sidewalk repairs, tion of handicapped children. This $46,317. Town Manager Robert Weiss being s e rv ^ besides hot lunch. of milk. favorite: PIZZA. Pizza is served at The average daily lunch count The lasagna will take the 104 knows sonie children buy only ice drainage work on Thompson Rd. and money is also provided by a state was appointed to fill the role of the Several hundred rose plants, some secondary schools and apparently the during the month of September this cafeteHa Workers in all the schools cream and cookies with their lunch renovations to the police station. grant. agency. of them old and rare, are growing in elementary students think they year was 3,277, up 89 from last two days to prepare. Mrs. Uppling money. She tries to have a variety in The three projects were approved • Agreed to a $7,500 settlement • Approved the sale of the Old a weed-smothered garden on Hebron deserve it, too. September, which Mrs. Uppling finds expects high lunch count on that day. the meals, not having hamburgers for funding through the federal with Dorothy Collier, who broke her Keeney St. School for $18,375. Ave., Glastonbury, where they were The student's comments coincided Mrs. Uppling plans the school and hot dogs more than once every Public Works Employment Act, ankle in a storm sewer drain in 1975. • Appropriated state and federal planted and cared for by the late encouraging since the enrollment in with cafeteria director Mary menus by the month, using some of two weeks. “ Some children like which sought to fund projects that • Granted approval to fill a clerk grants of $1,021 for vocational educa­ Howard Tenner. What will be done the schools is down by about 300 Uppling's, who agreed with their the food provided by the Department macaroni and cheese and tuna could provide near-immediate II vacancy in the Sanitation Depart­ tion and $6,712 for programs for dis­ with them has been a question for the students. favorites and added toasted cheese of Agriculture, but buying most of it casserole, too,” she said. employment. ment. advantaged children in non-public Glqstonbury Bank & Trust Co., . . * ■ sandwiches, spaghetti and shells as Mrs. Uppling knows that “ you from local food distributors. The total cost of the Manchester The board appropriated $750,000 • Approved the waiver of a schools. <■ executor of Mr. Tenner’s estate. the overall favorites in the schools. can't please everybody” but she feels The town receives a cash reim­ school lunch program, including for the police station, $779,000 for the building permit for the police station In his will, the hobby rose grower As director o f the Manchester that the school lunch is “ one of the bursement of 14 cents per child per cafeteria personnel, is $6M,000 which sidewalks and $245,000 for the renovations. provided that the roses should be public school lunch program, Mrs. best bargains in any family’s food lunch as well as 1% cents per child in is completely self-sustaining. The Thompson Rd. work. • Allocated $1,300 from the Capital Silver Tea given to the Connecticut College ar­ Uppling was in Charge of planning for week. ” “ When you pack a school commodities. Mrs. Uppling said she only cost to the town is $24,000 for the The directors also approved a $1,- Improvement Reserve Fund for boretum in New London, but word of the 585,989 lunches which were lunch, you're really spending quite a cannot always use what the govern­ director, her secretary and new and 500 allocation for a sanitary sewer work at the Charter Oak refreshment the bequest cam e as a surprise to is Sunday served in all the schools during the bit,” she said. ment has in commodities and she replacement equipment. line to service restrooms at Mt. stand and restroom facility. college officials and they have Puppeteer to be at fair 1976-77 school year. would prefer to receive a straight The school lunches may have to be Nebo. An additional $1,900 was also • Appropriated $10,000 from the regretfully declined the gift. The As an example of the bargain, this The annual Siver Tea of the The averaging daily participation cash reimbursement. She said she increased by five cents after January Harlane Radler, professional puppeteer, will perform with the approved to complete work on the Water Reserve Fund to buy two college does not have funds, they week's school lunch menus for Democratic Women's Club of in the school lunch program can buy the food for less than the 1, if the minimum wage is increased, “ Ha Ha Puppet ITieatre’’ Saturday at the Buckley School Fair, adjacent refreshment stand. Both ap­ vehicles and $45,000 to buy new water said, to pay for digging roses, taking National School Lunch Week include Manchester will be held on Sunday throughout the system last year was government does, when all the however, at that rate, it’s still quite a 250 Vernon St., from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The puppet performances propriations came from other budget mains for the White Brook project. them in New London, and then plan­ such favorites as cheeseburgers and from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Manchester 38 per cent, Mrs. Uppling said. expenses of shipping the food several bargain. accounts. • Accepted Angel St. and ting and caring for them. ice cream, a complete turkey dinner will be 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The fair will feature crafts, games, Country Club. TTiat figure can vary considerably times are taken into account. Parents at Nathan Hale School In other actions Tuesday night, the Meekville Rd. as town roads. These Seeking to carry out the spirit of with the' trimmings, tuna salad and handmade articles, puppet booth, clown makeup, baked goods, Mrs. Jonathan Neuner of 6 depending on the school, the age of The Department of Agriculture is have been asked to find out for board: roads will be abandoned if the in­ the bequest, the bank then offered apple crisp. Overlook Dr. is chairman. Serving on the students and the menu for the currently considering several ways themselves what school lunches are plants, and attic treasures. Ms. Radler has performed • Approved an additional $54,574.55 dustrial park project moves forward, the roses to Hartford’s Elizabeth her committee is Mrs. Nicholas day. For example, Illing Junior High Thursday’s meal, which is the to change the school lunch plan, like this week. Over 50 parents had throughout New England and is a member of Puppeteers of to extend the Deinstitutionalization but to abandon them the town must Park, where shortages of money and Jackston, Mrs. Walter Fisette, Mrs. School always has about 30 per cent same menu being served to children which costs the federal government signed up to have lunch with their America and the New England Guild of Puppeteers. of Status Offenders program through first accept them — a step that has manpower have left the park's rose Irene Pisch and Mrs. Joseph Gelinas. participation, but Bennet Junior High throughout the country this week will kids. July 11.1978. The program is handled never taken place. garden with many empty flower The Democratic candidates in the by the Youth Services Department • Granted approval for the Human local election will be present to meet beds. Superintendent of Parks Resources Development Agency to Charles Meli has said he would like to all attending. All registered have some of Mr, Tenner's plants. Democratic women are invited to at­ Mr. Meli came to look at the roses tend and join the club. in the summer and is waiting for a Area teachers attending Hostesses will be Mrs. Francis frost to slow down the rate of top Mahoney, Mrs. Herbert Stevenson, growth when he will select the roses Mrs. Pisch, Mrs. William FitzGerald, regional conference he wants to take and move them to Mrs. Joseph Sweeney and Mrs. Paul the park. They will be ‘ ‘heeled in” for Intagliata. the winter with their roots covered in Manchester area high school teacher, and Joan Millance of a trench, then planted in the spring. White rose blossoms in a tangle of weeds at home of the late teachers will participate in a con­ Project Teach in Ellington. They will Howard Tenner on Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. Mr. Tanner main­ ference sponsored by the New be among teachers and consultants Weeds allowed to grow England Association of Teachers of from schools, colleges and publishing Contraceptivecancer, Nordstrom of Glaston- tained a private rose garden here for many years. Some of the English and the Connecticut Council houses throughout New England and ^ bury, a friend and neighbor, said Mr. rose plants will go to Hartford’s Elizabeth Park. (Atwood photo) of Teachers of English Friday, Satur­ New York who will present 40 STONINGTON (UPI) - A woman Tenner told him some years ago that day and Sunday at the Sheraton- workshops extending the conference has filed a lawsuit against an Indiana there were 1,400 rose plants in the • x o s . Hartford Hotel. theme, ‘‘Determining Quality in drug company alleging its contracep­ garden. There are not that many such English names as Duke of Cam­ his heirs are iwo Manchester sisters. Participants are Gwen Brooks, a English Education: Practitioners tive pill caused her to develop bushes how and, although Mr. bridge, Jubilee and Merry England. Miss Lois Brock and Mrs. Alec Manchester High School English and Critics: Reviewers or Commen­ cancer. Tenner took care of his garden in the Some roses are of American origin. Ferguson. Both told me of his love tators." Norreen Brooder's lawsuit, filed in spring, there has been no one to do One of these is Crimson Glory, an for the roses and admiration of their Hartford Superior Court this week, this work since he died in June and All-America rose selection several beauty. asks $250,000 in damages from Mead the roses are growing in a thicket of years ago. “ It was almost as though they were Mayor Moriarty roast Johnson and Co. in Evansville, Ind., tall grass and weeds. Mr. Tenner was very careful about his children,” said Mrs, Ferguson. which manufactures oral contracep­ Frank Haines, trust administrator labeling. Near each plant is a wooden Before his funeral, in June at the C^kbtMicm^ to kickoff fund drive tives. for the bank, gave me permission to marker consisting of a sliuit stout peak of the season for rose blooms, Mechanics Savings Bank has just completed its second explore the garden and take pictures. stake with a wooden crosspiece at Mrs. Ferguson cut 800 roses in Mr. year at 1491 Silver Lane, East Hartford. Join us during our I found a dozen plants with bloom, the top in the form of a capital “ T " Tenner's garden, took them to a anniversary celebration and choose from these exciting The March of Dimes will be the Heading the roster of ‘ ‘roasters” mostly one flower to a plant at this The stakes and crosspieces are Manchester florist and had them beneficiary Friday night at The Friday will be Lt. Gov. Robert f " Theater late season. The white rose pictured painted in green and the names are worked into a floral blanket for the gifts when you deixtsit $250 or more in a new or Colony, Talcottville, when about 350 Killian and U.S. Reps. William 1 schedule on this page is labeled Frau Karl lettered in white paint. One of Mr. casket. The florist said there were a existino savinas account. persons will turn out for a dinner- Cotter and Christopher Dodd. All of Druschki, a German variety, classed Tenner's winter chores was making number of roses he had never seen. as a hybrid perpetual. Once widely new markers for the roses he planned dance kicking off the Manchester the “ roasters” have been allotted a U.A. Theater 1 — “ Star Land from the Tenner farm was drive. few minutes each and all have Wars” 7:00-9:30 grown, these roses have been to add to his collection. sold several years ago to become the The highlight of the evening will be promised not to copy from Joe U.A. Theater 2 — "Lincoln replaced in popularity by the hybrid Lived alone site of the new Pilgrim Baptist a ‘ ‘Roast of Matt Moriarty Jr. " Miller's Joke Book. Added to the list Conspiracy” 7:15-9:15 teas. Howard Tenner and his father Church. Mr. Tenner was glad to have Manchester Mayor Matt Moriarty is is Bill Thornton. U.A. Theater 3 — “ Piece of Mr. Tenner imported some of his before him were dairy farmers but the church as a next-door neighbor. leaving office in November, citing A social hour Friday at 6:30 p.m. Action” 7:00-9:30 plants from Europe and had to keep the son gave up the dairy operation 10 He said it would have pleased his Vernon Cine 1 — "The Spy business and family responsibilities will be followed by dinner at 7:30, them in quarantine until they could years ago. He then expanded the rose mother. He gave the church some JssnsHs 2Vt 01. CasMTOls Who Loved Me” 7:10-9:25 for declining renomination for then “ the Roast,” and then dancing be inspected and passed as free of garden. After both his parents were roses and four trees that he planted Frsszsr-to-ovan dish poes to Vernon Cine 2 — “ Smokey •How! At f v another term on the Board of Direc­ to the music of Mickey Fendell and disease by the U.S. Department of on the church grounds as memorials table in a wickerwara holdarl and the Bandit” 7:20-9:10 dead, he kept house for himself. tors. his Orchestra. Agriculture. A sign in the garden in­ A second hobby was playing the to his father, mother, his late sister •A&P Your MMumlurere dicates an area set aside for roses in violin and Mr. Tenner played often at and himself. quarantine. Mr. Haines said that to settle the Chatham Tharmal Blankat local and state meetings of the Warm up to this! 72" x BO" (fits Variety names indicate other Ger­ Grange, of which he was a member estate, remaining land and the house, •Coflts - Off Coupon is Worth * twin or full) 100% polyoster. Ma Pair of Pillowa man roses. Some are French, in­ with its old barn and outbuildings, chine washable. Water service plan clarified for many years. 100% Polyester, Dupont Dacron* cluding La Reine, Mereveille de Lyon Mr. Tenner's closest relatives and will be sold but the property is not •t w ic e as Much.. ^ fiberfilled for sleepy heads. for town line area users and Reine des Violettes. There are yet on the market. •That’s Douhle Standard size. Here'S how to qualify w ith Your Rrst Deposit to a With Each ManehMtor EMiiltv MriM ROGER MOORE New or Existing Savings Additional A small group of residents on the 1 bub m n i | Glastonbury along the town line on in the Roaring Brook Reservoir, but JAMES BONO 007 nione - PubIWMd mmy M«itng m aft {Coupon Savings! tor exciting gifts Account, Choose One Gift Deposit ol Manchester and Glastonbury town Shallowbrook Rd. and Line St. are DUCKPINS S w i^ ind hoMM EMVM M fM FREE or Purchase One at *50 ol More that water will first be pumped to the GLLATHEATRES EAST Tueedey end Frtdey Nights Conn. Am Ono* w 8» THE SPY WHO from Mechanics F^icee Listed Bblow (Rus P AY O N LY line will remain as water customers now receiving water from the new water treatment plant, treated Rent e Line oond OoM MM MoMr. of Manchester even if a larger group Roaring Brook Reservoir, with only LOVED ME tUO per hour Connecticut Sales Tax) and pumped out again to the SuggMtad Cvrtar RaiM in Glastonbury become customers of treatment of chlorination and customers, Jodaitis explained. Q STARWARSpo Pmhio ki AdvMoo DEPOSIT DEPOSIT DEPOSIT the Metropqlitan District Commis­ flouridation. METRO BOWL J W o w ...... ISO The problem with the Glastonbury *250 Or *1000 Or *5000 Or sion (MDC), according to Frank If the town constructs a new water n u K c o ia Cor. Canter and customers in the section south of Adama St, Manehaatar On# moMh...... {3.10 More More More Jodaitis, Manchester water and L s c o a s n s u T a Pvoomontht ...... 111.70 At, treatment plant in the Globe Hollow Mountain Rd. has been with two Lmrartaral rAKtjourts 19 •t (IKIT t9) I« monOio...... tZS-OO sewer administrator. 8 Jeannette Z V i Quart section of Manchester as has been pumps which often fail, Jodaitis said. CALL Ontijm...... 040.10 PICI OF THE ACTION EXAMPLE W ickerware FREE FREE FREE *4.95 Town Manager Robert Weiss sent a recommended, those residents on The cost for improvements to ser- B 646-2695 Mol Romo Upon HoqiMM letter to the Town of Glastonbury Soboonoora aoio m lo noolw Chatham Thermal Shallowbrook Lane as well as a few lor raaarvatlona 45« UmbfeHa/Scart Set vice those 250 Glastonbury ■Mr nomopioor boloro 5:30 p.m. 45^01 Blanket FREE FREE FREE 4.95 last week asking it to reinvestigate Glastonbury residents along customers has been estimated at •houM toMpiwno Uio circulollon From ASP Rain'a no problem with this Oopoftmom. 047-0040. attractive 26" square water Pair DuPont Pillows FREE FREE FREE 4.95 the use of MDC water for about 250 Manchester Rd. up to about Moun­ about $1.3 million, or about 17 per customers in Glastonbury who are I For A repellent ecarl and matching tain Rd. will receive water through cent of the $7 million estimated for folding umbralla with case. 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All residents of Mayfair Gardens The Confirmation Class of North young people from Grade 7 through are invited to play setback Friday at United Methodist Church will meet high school. 7:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall. to hi^t at 7 at the church. lUaurl)fatFr Eitpuingiifrali Open forum The Manchester Power Squadron Manchester — A City of Village Charm ( About town ) Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a Manchester Composite Squadron will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Founded Oct. 1, 1881 theocratic school and service of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Masonic Temple. Program and tonight from 7:30 to 9 at the Main St. refreshments will follow the business Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press international meeting tonight at 7:30 at 726 N. Main St. Armory. The meeting is open to all portion of the meeting. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) M3-2711. U.S.-Soviet peace plan

Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkinglon, Managing Editor - threat to America Opinion‘s Much has been said and written in statement’s assertion of the recent days deprecating the opinions “legitimate rights of the Palestinian and statements of the Israel lobby. If people ” — the first time the U.S. has Fire reporting system the truth were known, every been identified with these code­ American would share those words for Israel's destruction. What ★ DELI FAVORITES ★ opinions. Unfortunately, we have • those “rights” are may be unclear in 20% CHOICE BEEF the minds of the State Department, needs simplification been confused by contradictory U8DA CHOICE FULL CUT ' 29 statements from usually reliable but there is no confusion in the ranks WITH A « ■ sources. of the PLO. Yasir Arafat and Co. b iILogna ...... lb. * An ounce of prevention is we would like both of the have never disguised their definition SIRLOIN TEHDEII S ■ T 9 For example, the joint U.S.-Soviet LOIN ^ ■ COLONIAL OLIVEsPAPaLUNCHEON worth a pound of cure. Manchester fire fighting agen­ plan for a Geneva peace conference of those “rights.” This adage is accepted by all cies to consider; is as puzzling as it is a shocking. As recently as Aug. 28, when the STEAKS ...... lb. 9 9 « world was waiting for the PLO to an­ LOAVES ...... lb. ^ ^ of us; but, unfortunately, not To expedite fire calls, es­ Puzzling, because it is incom­ prehensible that our country should nounce its acceptance of UN Resolu­ U8DA CHOICE all of us practice it as well as pecially those made through an seek to enlarge and enhance the role tion 242 and its acknowledgement of l49 we could. operator in a hurry; why not of the USSR in the Middle East at a the right of Israel to exist, the PLO PORTERHOUSE $ 1 9 9 * This is why we have an an­ establish a single telephone time when Soviet influence is at an refused to declare anything but its in­ DOGS ...... lb. ' sistence on “the right of our people to miWEAVER nual Fire Prevention Week number for both departments? all-time low. observance sponsored by the Too often operators do not Shocking, because the statement return, self-determination, to es­ STEAK . ■ town’s two fire fighting agen­ know which department to appears to be an about-face of Presi­ tablish an independent state on its U8DA CHOICE CHICKEN national soil.” That return, that self- cies. notify and some home dent Carter's public pledges of sup­ l99 port for the principles of a negotiated determination, that independent Fish fry aids dinosaur park Wisely, they concentrate on residents may err in an settlement within the framework of state means the liquidation of Israel. Mrs. Josephine Newton of 168 Benton St., T-BONE ROLL ...... lb. ' the youngsters in the grade emergency. UN Resolution of 242. For all these reasons, the joint using a model of the Rocky Hill park, explains ^N^O^i^l^f^ZZARELLA) schools, primarily for it is at With a single Neither the American interest nor U.S.-Soviet declaration can only be in­ some of its features to Frank Tornaquindici of STEAK .lb. |S9 that age that good fire preven­ the safety of America’s ally Israel is terpreted as abandonment of number—perhaps manned on a Frank’s Supermarket in Manchester, who ...... lb. ' tion habits can be formed; and served by the Soviet return to center- America's historic commitment to ITALIAN 8TYLE 3 rotating basis by each presented a check for $300 to Mrs. Newton. The the security and survival of Israel never underestimate the department’s dispatcher—the stage. Our country needs a peaceful gift, which is half of the proceeds of a recent NEPCO and 'stable Middle East. The USSR’s and as a move that imperils HOT OR power of a youngster to get the fish fry in Glastonbury sponsored by Frank’s PRIMO |S9 proper department could get to record demonstrates it seeks gnly American interests by giving a SWEET *1 message across at home the fire scene quicker and tension, instability and conflict. That major role to the USSR not merely at and the Gorton Fish Co., brings the total DAISY ROLL ...... lb. ' either. perhaps save a life. is why it instigated the Six Day War Geneva but in the Middle East itself. amount raised for the park by the group to $4,- SAUSAGE .lb. While the accent is on Manchester is blessed with ia 1967 (by giving the Arabs false It is not a prescription for peace 158.93, which will be used for educational prevention of fires, there will reports of Israeli troop movements, but rather a formula for reducing material and equipment in the exhibit area. The tw o fine fire fighting PRIMO (BREAKFA8T LINK) mtiu 5 Il49 be occasions when there will organizations in the Town and touching off the Arab blockade and Israel — the one democratic nation in group’s goal is $30,000 and it is still seeking con­ expulsion of UN forces) and the Yom the Middle East, the one sure friend tributions, which may be sent to Friends of be fires. Eighth District Departments. BACON ...... lb. Kippur War of 1973 (by its huge arms of our country there — into a vassel Dinosaur Park, Box 107, Manchester. (Herald SAUSAGE Each resident should be Both, we feel, could more shipments to Egypt and Syria and by state dependent in part for its photo by Dunn) prepared to cope with that effectively serve the areas of urging other Arab states to join the physical protection and thus its very situation quickly and safely if the community they are attack when it appeared that Israel survival on the Soviet Union. lives are to be saved, injuries responsible for by working out might be crushed). Because we know that those who do niU O IllM ItBil avoided or minimized and a mutual fire call number. Today the Kremlin's favorite client not learn from history must relive it, Americans can only view this new property damage reduced. We hope those in charge of in the Middle East is the murderous band of terrorists that calls itself the U.S,-Soviet scheme with the deepest The key is quick notification " WEAVER DUTCHFRYE both will consider this sugges­ Palestine Liberation Organization. of misgivings. If it troubles you, as it BARREL CURED of the local fire departments, tion in the light of their dedica­ To celebrate the legitimacy con­ does me, please write to the R esi­ Open square dance DNEASI5 for no matter how well trained tion to the continued improve­ ferred on it by the U.S.-Soviet state­ dent at the White House. set for Saturday CHICKEN THIGHS or well equipped a fireman is, ment of fire protection for ment, the PLO last Sunday planted a Yours truly, CORNED REEF DRUMSTICKS he cannot function until he gets Manchester— which is the bomb in the Jerusalem bus depot that Ruth B. (Johen Mai “Yikes” Cameron will call an open dance for all wounded three civilians. to the fire. mutual objective of both. Autumn in Manchester (Photo by Pinto) 118 Scott Dr., club level dancers at Manchester High School, Saturday, YOUR ^ Particularly troubling is the from 8 to 11 p.m. Russ and Anita White will cue the This leads us to a suggestion Manchester CHOICE 9 rounds. 'S f ^ Yikes has been calling for 16 years and is club caller 2 4 oz. ■ for the Happy Feet Square Dance Qub of Raymond, ■ .59 N.H., and the Lancers of Salem, Mass. He also records . ______- 1- Curbing medical fraud Alm anac under the POP label. Committees for the evening are Mr. and Mrs. John After much mumbling and the election campaign. McHugh, door duty; Mr. and Mrs. Russ Miner, Mr. and SAVE UP TO grumbling. Congress now No one knows exactly how The U.S. Senate and filibuster folly Mrs. Herman Montie, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moriarty, and We Give Old Fashioned seems ready to crack down on much cheating goes on in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Muisener, refreshments. Butcher Service..* 20% ON C By Lniled Press Internalional doctors, druggists, nursing government health program, Tonight, will be the first in a series of experimental T ^ay is Thursday, Oct. 13, the workshops to be held at Nathan Hale School on Spruce St. homes and testing laboratories but the combination of fraud By M artha Angle and might well have been averted had the thirds vote needed to change any 286th day of 1977 with 79 to follow. The workshop will run from 7; 30 to 10 p.m. STORE HOURS: L ALL OUR BEEF! that cheat Medicare and and waste is estimated at The moon is between its new phase Robert Wallers Senate Republicans, who were so Senate rule. The beginners class is still open, and enrollments are Medicaid out of hundreds of somewhere between $3 billion and first quarter. WASHINGTON (NEA) - The life anxious to put a halt to this par­ Learned a lesson accepted through Tuesday, Oct. 18. Classes are held in ticular filibuster, not dragged their Mon. & Tues. 'til m ^ 317 Highland St millions of dollars each year. and $4 billion a year, or about The morning stars are Mercury, of a vice president is seldom easy, as The majority may have learned its Waddell School on Broad St., from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Saturn. the inimitable Mr. Dooley observed heels earlier this year on proposed The House has approved stiff 10 per cent of the total amount lesson from the bitter experience in There are no evening stars. more than 70 years ago. rules changes. the gas deregulation fight. Baker has Wed, Thurs., 1 Fri. til 9 M MAHGHESTER T new penalties for Medicare spent. Those born on this date are under “It is his jooty to rigourously en­ For weeks, Byrd tried to persuade now appointed three Republican and Medicaid fraud. Instead of Read Herald Ads Some doctors have been pad­ the sign of Libra. force the rules iv the ‘Sinit. There ar- ' the GOP minority to agree to senators to work on a revision of the Sat & Sunday COHH. a year in prison and a $10,000 ding their fees or charging for Spanish King Ferdinand VII was re none. Th’s Sinit is ruled by modifications of the filibuster rule filibuster rule. 'H6:00 fine, cheaters could be sent to treatment never delivered. born Oct. 13, 1784. Actor Cornel courtesy — like the longshoremen's that would sharply restrict the sort of A change is certainly needed. post-cloture delaying tactics which prison for up to five years and Others have been “ping- Wilde was born on this date in 1918, union.” Filibusters can serve a useful pur­ If anything, Finley Peter Dunne’s Abourezk and Metzenbaum used to fined as much as $25,000 under ponging” patients from doctor On this day in history; pose. They guard against hasty ac­ In 1775, the Continental,Congress immortal fictional observer of the devastating effect in the deregulation tion in the passion of the moment. the proposed new law. to doctor or taking kickbacks ordered construction of a naval fleet, American political scene probably battle. p i l l U l l S S W They insure a full debate of the issue The Senate Finance Com­ from testing labs eager for thus originating the U.S. Navy. owes an apology to the But Minority Leader Howard H. at hand. They protect the rights of NOBODY LIKES A mittee has approved a similar Medicaid business. In 1937, Germany promised Britain longshoremen. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., and his GOP the minority. GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh, Produce Speciah bill, and President Carter is There was far more order on the colleagues feared such rules changes A first step toward correc­ and France it would not violate the But once three-fifths of the Senate, SNOW JOB! QLQRIETTA neutrality of Belgium, a promise strikebound docks of the nation last might deprive them of a valuable tool expected to sign the legislation ting these abuses was the ap­ or 60 members, vote to curtail Will you buy a powered shovel — or a CALIFORNIA EMPEROR later broken. week than there was in the United for resisting the will of the Senate’s when it comes to his desk. pointment this year of a new debate, that should put an end to the SiK>-Thro? There Is a difference! PEACHES ,..2 * 7 9 * In 1943, Italy declared war on Ger­ States Senate as Vice President Mon­ heavy Democratic majority. Congress had talked about inspector general to root out delays. Neither a Jim Allen resistii^ 8ACREMENTO GRAPES .lb. many, her Axis partner earlier in dale and Majority Leader Robert C. As a consequence, Byrd finally some civil rights measure, nor a Jim stiffer penalties for medical health care fraud. Now the law World War II. Byrd teamed up to break the two- gave up his attempt to push a rules Abourezk fighting deregulation of TOMATO JUICE MELON8 LARGE 8WEET fraud last fall, but the bill, change through the Senate, jerking is being stiffened to discourage week filibuster over natural gas gas prices, should be permitted to 8WEET UFE EX LQE. the reform plan off the calendar last proposed by Sen. Herman E. cheating by making sure we deregulation. block the entire Senate fronij working HONEYOEWS Talmadge, D-Ga., got lost in Scars will remain May. Without Republican support, ...... 744 0*. have penalties that more near­ its will after that 60-vote hurdle is RIPE OLIVES 39^ CELLO PKQ. the shuffle during the heat of Yesterdays Both the rules of the Senate and its the majority leader acknowledged, crossed. ly fit the crime. there was no way to obtain the two- dearly cherished courtesies had been .12 oz. reduced to rubble by the time the t■¥ W iwn Wa IN WATER...... 25 years ago shouting and tumult finally ended. ARM 8 HAMMER YELLOW Dedication of addition climaxes And the scars inflicted in the NEWS ITEM; The American Legion year’s work at Emanuel Lutheran struggle are likely to remain long BAKING SODA 2 lb. bag Church. after President Carter’s energy gM^jUN^^^UASN requests the American Medical Total of 587 voters is made. package is finally adopted. QS$1 Association to change the name 10 years ago This was no ordinary Senate Side glances By GILL FOX ...14Wo*.$*<» ■■ State Labor Relations Board dis­ filibuster. Sens. James Abourezk, You can make YOUR |ob a lot easier with • FROZEN & DAIRY • misses and denies a petition of the 37- D-S.D., and Howard Metzenbaum. of the "I’egionnaires' disease." an ARIENS SNO-THRO — and BIRDSEYE member Municipal Employes Group D-Ohio, leaders of the fight to keep 111111 111111 to be certified and designated as an controls on natural gas prices, could CRINKLE CUTS 59« employe’s organization for not muster enough support to keep bargaining purposes. SA V E $100°" RICHSJCJiOCCHIPsBUQAR PEANUT*OATMEAL . I With Coupon & With Coupon & an old-fashioned talkathon going. $7.50 Purchase Don't swing or push a plastic substitute — ■ $7.50 Purchate Wouldn’t concede defeat COOKKS ,.„69« ■ CORONET BATH 15 OZ. ARIENS SNO THRO features will do the But instead of conceding defeat work for you! Simply guide your self- ■ TISSUE CHEERIOS once the required 60 senators voted Thought propelled ARIENS SNO THRO and let 49« to involve cloture, supposedly cur­ these features work for you ... W X Io r C O R N tailing debate, Abourezk and I » 1 ” 8 pk. Metzenbaum resorted to the U N IT ONC U N IT O N t Do we really take God seriously in • 2 Stage Action 18 oz. bag V A U D OCT. 11-1* V A U D O CT. 11-1G our daily living? Do we not often ac­ parliamentary equivalent of • 3 to 5 Speed Self-Propelled with iBVSOLI CUTS HIOHLAND MANCHCSTCR HIOHLAND MANCHKSTtR commodate our “religion” to our guerrilla warfare. R everse comfortable lives? Employing a variety o U ^ to r y • 4 Cycle — Easy Stert Winterized We all have something — talents, tactics first devised by conaemUve E n gin e h II""” ---- wealth, position — of which we can be W B s m m . 7 9 < With Coupon & I a With Coupon & Sen. James B. Allen, D-Ala., they • Electric Start Option legitimately proud. The test is to BLUE JU R F $7.50 Purchase I- $7.50 Purchase created such utter chaos in the weigh these things in the balance SWEET LIFE FABRIC C A rS PRIDE B U Y N O W — ARIENS pffers 8 Models to against God, and see which comes Senate that Byrd was finally driven MINI-CLAMS ,.3 9 « SOFTENER C A T Lin E R out the heavier. We cannot honestly to desperation. choose from starting at only $299.95. Sale ; escape this testing indefinitely. We Enlisting Mondale as a. virtual ends Oct 22nd - in stock units only. cannot be neutral about God. To puppet, the majority leader used raw *SuaR«M U t Price S399.M i U l T S ..2 5 2 9 « g a l. I ..* 1 .5 9 I know Him, to love Him is to admit power to bludgeon Abourezk and U NIT ONf I UMTONB KRAFT SOFT PARKAY VAUD OCT. 11-lt ■ VAUD OCT. IM S Him into all—not just a part — of our Metzenbaum into submission. And HIOHLAND MANCHMTeN I HIOHLAND ItAIICHUTm lives. even thou^ most of his colleagues Eckeif s LfSuY.EISURE MARBARm E Let us make our own the words of felt Byrd was Justified in his actions, LJ the Book of Wisdom: “I prayed and many senators were deeply con­ R L 44A, Coventry 742-6103 understanding was given me ; ,1,en­ c e n t^ about the precedent set by the • unnaA.kt.iiuiKUniw : i-f HOURS treated, and the spirit of Wisdom majority leader. came to me.” (Wis. 7:7) Mon. 9 AM ■ 4:30 PM Wed. i Fri. 0 AM - 6 PM Irony for COP "H ow do you say ’legionnaires’ Tn Latm ?" Sister Katherine Panalitis, CND “Can I hope to see you again, Sally, when you horosPope Juee. • Thun. 9 AM - a PM 8 a i 8 AM - S PM St. Bartholomew Convent Ironically, the entire debacle recommends it?” iiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiim iu i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., Oct. 13, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-A page SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 13, 1977 Negro ilames staff Religious music concert Friday

Two referendums on ballot Nov. 8 to man campaign “The Liberated'Wailing Wall” is forms and Nigun melodies are par­ Barry Rubin, leader of this group not simply a place in Jerusalem. It is ticularly effectve in setting the mood of instrumentalists and singers, has Satryb, Diane' Cornog, Valerie also the name of a group of Jewish for religious experience,” according question is unusual because it wilt tion of a trunk sewer from the Union 'The town’s final cost will be $1,- sidewalk replacement, he said. Giles said that the Adams St. Walter Sinon of 260 Hollister St. said that "Whatever we do, whether The November ballot for the Town SagUo, Millie Richards, Ruth Macri young pe

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 13, 1977 — PAGE NINE-A Page E1GHT-A Manchester evening herald, Mmchegter, Conn., Thura., Oct 13, 1^77 Births Menus Hunter courses slated WEEKEND SPECIAL S c h o o l served Oct. 17-21 at flanchard, whipped skim milk, coffee or tea. cheese, canned pear applying for a permit for Caron, Mirhelle Lynne and Marie Anne, twin The schedule of Hunter DAISIES »2.34 Cafeteria menus which Westhill and Mayfair potatoes, orange glazed Friday; Vegetarian halves, roll, margarine, Safety Courses has been the first time or for a daughters of Mark J. and Victoria E. Laurent Caron of 12 Gardens to Manchester b eets, fresh banana, vegetable soup, tuna fish LAHOS BUNCH will be served Oct. 17-21 at skim milk, coffee or tea. announced by the iicense must also take this CASH t GAMY Maple St., Rockville. They were bom Oct. 10 at Rockville residents over 60 are as cranberry sauce, whole salad on shredded lettuce, General Hospital. Their maternal grandmother is Mrs. Manchester Public Schools The menu is subject to Dilworth-Comell-Quey course. It is mandatory for OPEN follows; wheat bread, margarine, tomato wedges, cottage change. Post of the American anyone who is going to hunt THUnS. Raymond Laurent of 64 Cheyenne Rd., East Hartford. are as follows: TIL » P.M. Monday; Frankfurt on a Monday; Italian meat Legion in Manchester. in the State of Connecticut Their paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank for the first time. The in­ Caron of 8 Carol Dr., Rockville. They have a brother, roll, baked beans, cole­ sauce over shells, grated Classes will be held Oct. slaw, peaches and milk. cheese, mixed green salad, 14 and 21; Nov. 18; and structors that teach this Raymond, 1. class are qualified by the «5 E. CEN TER ST. Tuesday: Cubed beef canned fruit cocktail, gar­ 1 Dec. 16. patty with gravy, whipped lic bread, margarine, skim All classes will start at 7 National Rifle Association. f»49-.5268 M'irzulis, Slaey Lorraine, daughter of Gary and potato, buttered peas, p.m. sharp at the post Sharlet Shubert Wirzulis of 1 Crystal Rd., Ellington. She milk, coffee or tea. bread, butter, milk, peanut home, 20 Legion Dr. l^ch was bom Oct. 10 at Rockville General Hospital. Her Tuesday; Roast top butter cookies. class will last at least three maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Klamar of round with gravy, baked Wednesday: Meatball and one-half hours. There South River, N. J. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and potato with butter, frozen grinder, tossed salad, milk, will be a minimal fee for Mrs. A1 Wirzulis of Windsor. She has a sister, Karen Joy. spinach seasoned, rosy applesauce. applesauce bread pudding, each student. These will be Thursday: Oven-fried the only classes at the Sproul, Jonathan Calli, son of James A. and Molly A. bread, margarine, skim The engagement of Miss chicken with cranberry milk, coffee or tea. Legion this year. All McCarthy Sproul of Willimantic. He was born Oct. 4 at Ann Marie Beaulieu to sauce, parslied- potatoes, students must be at least 12 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Richard Roy Tourtellotte, whole kernel corn, bread, Wednesday; Old- years old. m m M S/ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarthy of Geneseo, both of Tolland, has been butter, milk, ice cream. fashioned beef stew with All hunters that let their N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alton announced by her parents, Friday: Orange juice, whole vegetables (peas, license lapse for a period of m w m / Sproul of Pittsburg, Pa., formerly of Manchester. He has Mr. and Mrs. Roger carrots and potatoes), toasted cheese sandwich, 10 years or more must take a brother, Ryan H., 2‘>i. Beaulieu of 15 Russell Dr., apple-celery salad, milk, creamy coleslaw, vanilla this course and everyone Tolland. chocolate pudding. pudding with peach gar­ Mr. Tourtellotte is the nish, corn bread, son of Richard E. E ld e r ly margarine, skim milk, Australian Opal Foctival PETER DIROSA Democratic Women Tourtellotte of coffee or tea. 4-H’ers elect Manchester. Menus whirh will be Thursday; Chicken TOWN DIRECTOR The bride-elect was officers schedule events graduated from Tolland Save 20% High School in 1977. She is Miss Paui Hewitt was Mrs. Frances Merola presided at a meeting of the currently attending recently elected president Democratic Women’s Club held recently with a buffet College notee Opal Is a mysterious gem whose fiery depths are “What MHKhester needs is ^ Creative &hool of Hair­ of the 4-H Helping Hands served by Mama Mia’s Restaurant in Manchester. alive with rainbows of color. Club, which was formed A tentative schedule of events include the an­ dressing in Manchester Select an opal from our collection of loose opals and responsive government, ^ and works part time at two years ago. nual membership tea on Sunday, a spaghetti supper with Susan Bell Royce of White Plains, N.Y., formerly of we will design a setting that is exclusively yours. Or if Other officers elected the candidates on Oct. 24, and a tag sale in April. Rockville General Manchester, has been selected for inclusion in the 1977 Hospital. are: Cheryl Hollis, vice decisive action and^ Mrs. Merola made the following committee ap­ edition of Outstanding Young Women of America. you prefer, select a mounted opal from our large Her fiance, also a 1977 president; Debbie Dettore, pointments for the year: The program is designed to honor and encourage excep­ collection of rings, pendants and earrings. graduate of Tolland High secretary; Debbie Dube, tional young women between the ages of 21 and 36 who leadership that serves the ^ Mrs. Thelma Wolfram and Mrs. Roberta Hublard, School, is employed at treasurer; Lisa Hollis, have distinguished themselves in their homes, in their membership; Mrs. Sheralyn Neuner, ways and means; G&G Roofing & Aluminum reporter. Mrs. Irene Fisette, program; Mrs. Mary LeDuc and Mrs. professions and in their communities. people of Manchester.” Siding in Manchester. New members admitted ii- Carolyn Gray, publicity; Mrs. Irene Pisch and Mrs. Miss Royce, along with approximately 10,000 fellow % iam om l The couple is planning a are Debbie Dube, Holly Georgianna Smith, legislative and education; and Mrs. outstanding young women of America will be presented Place Your TRUST in May 27,1978 wedding at St. the Diamond Specialist Johnson and Chris Zito. Henriette Ruff, Mrs. Janice Fitzgerald and Mrs. Helen in the annual awards volume. Bernard’s Church in Diehl, budget. Miss Royce is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. MANCHESTER PARKADE • S4S-«0n Alw Rockville. VERNON. BRISTOL PLAZA, WESTFARMS, SIMSBURY Royce of 103 Diane Dr. V Barbs ELECT : iiiuH'ti'Oni lO' M l»'l J By PHIL PASTORET Penny-wise and pound- foolish costs less since devaluation of Britain’s PETER DIROSA currency. TOWN DIRECTOR ’The person first in the office PAID FOR BY and last out at night Is either THB COMMITTIB TO BUCT OWOBA FOR BOAHO OF OtMCTOAB very indnstrions or Is up to ARTHUR OLABBBR, TRBABURIR something. Two Great Names An old-timer is one who can Mrs. Mary Patterson, formerly of Manchester, works on Friendship Wreath Quilt, which recall when you could refer to will be sold to the highest bidder at the fair to be held Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the "LitUe Red Schoolhouse” THE REPUBLICAN TEAM without being accused of be­ South United Methodist Church, Main St. and Hartford Rd. Mrs. Patterson now resides in ing a Communist. Two Great Sales Mohnton, Pa. Cheney Homestead is in background. Under Church fair scheduled for Saturday $ 4 0

Members of South United Methodist Church in New this year will be a lunchroom run by the grand­ Manchester have been working throughout the summer mothers of the church. Called “Grandma's Kitchen it preparing for their annual fair, which will be Saturday, will feature food from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church rain or shine, from 10 a m. to 3:30 p.m. basement. Featured attraction in the Country Store will be a Marilyn Morton is serving as chairman. Friendship Wreath Quilt made by the churchwomen. It Booth chairmen are: Bernie Miller and Ruth will be sold to the highest bidder at 1 p.m. and bids will be Grommeck, apron boutique; Reynolds Circle, baked accepted between 10 a m. and 1 p.m. at the Country Store goods; Betty Mitcheltree, coordinator; Dupee Circle, in Susannah Wesley House. candy; Avis Blomberg and Gwen Mott, coffee shop; Bar­ Other booths will be stocked with handmade items such bara Philip, country store; Laurie Patarini, fish pond; as aprons, baked goods, candy holiday and handicrafts, Mary Mayo, grandma’s kitchen; Joan Botti, Judy Burr, knitwear, plants, used jewelry, trash and treasure. 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Middle Tpke., long ac­ man of Manchester’s blood program Manchester’s Republican Town Democrats, however, called the said. officers Sunday at 2 p.m. at Emanuel of Anthony Deekus of Manchester tive in the many facets of for more than 10 years. She had been Chairman Thomas Ferguson today report "irresponsible.” They said “Miss Yellman’s report indicates Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Mrs. and Mrs. Agnes Patinsky of South Manchester’s civic and social life, active in the affairs of the charged the Democratie members of that it reflected only one side of the in the most ambiguous possible wor­ Frieda Penchek, past president of for mother^s death Windsor. died this morning at St. Francis Manchester Memorial Hospital the Board of Directors with avoiding picture and did not include possible ding that things might not be too bad Hartford Chapter of Widow- the present budget situation. future increases in revenues. The if everything works out right, but She is also survived by a son, Hospital and Medical Center, Hart­ Auxiliary, the League of Women LITCHFIELD (UPI) — Officially, State’s Attorney Dennis Santore Widowers Associated, will install the Ferguson referred to the board’s Democratic members, as well as goes on jo point out that considera­ another brother, two grandchildren ford. She was the wife of Myron A. Voters, Manchester Garden Club and the death of Barbara Gibbons overruled the police Wednesday and and three great-grandchildren. officers. ’There will be a reception for decision to not hold a budget Town Manager Robert Weiss, said tion has been given to that oldest of Boglisch. the Women’s Club of Manchester, the officers. New members are remains an unsolved crime — as decided not to prosecute Reilly, 22, The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. workshop. The workshop was that it is too early to draw any ac­ financial ploys — postponing today’s serving two terms as its president. welcome. much a mystery today as the day her from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral for a second time. Stopping just short proposed by Republican Director Vi­ curate conclusions about a budget problems until tomorrow,” he said. She also was a member of St. Mary’s body was found in her Falls Village of declaring Reilly innocent, Santore Home. 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ Louis L. Gosselin Episcopal Church and Temple vian Ferguson following a report of a deficit. ‘Ifs, whens and buts may be a suf­ home four years ago. accused police of being “vindictive” ford. with a Mass at St. Luke's EAST HARTFORD - Louis L. Chapter, OES. The Past Chiefs Club of Memorial possible deficit from Controller Ferguson said that the Democrats ficient answer in the minds of the But state police are still convinced and told a judge there was “no new Church. Hartford, at 9. Burial will be Gosselin, 86, of 3 Belden St. died She was born Oct. 31,1908 in Hart­ Temple Pythian Sisters will meet Thomas Moore. The three avoided the issue when they refused Democratic leadership; postponing Tuesday at a Windsor convalescent Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. that her son, Peter A. Reilly, was the evidence” to warrant a retrial. in St Bridget Cemetery, ford, daughter of the late Porter and killer in Connecticut’s most Republican rr;embers voted to hold to support the workshop. until next year may be the home. Anna Wolfram, 40-% Church St. State Police Commissioner such a workshop; the six Democrats ’’Instead, the Democrats Democratic solution to poor financial Manchester Katie MacBeth Hills, and had lived in celebrated criminal case Edward P. Leonard said later “the Mr. Gosselin was bom in Canada voted against it. questioned the integrity of Controller leadership; but it seems to Friends may call at the funeral Manchester for the past 42 years. She case is closed.” but he added, “As home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and lived in East Hartford 50 years. and her husband observed their 46th Moore’s report pointed out areas of Tom Moore, insisted that it was too Manchester's Republican party that He worked for the former New far as the state police are concerned the budget where the town could have early to face the facts and then wedding anniversary April 25. the case is solved.” it is time for a realistic facing of the ■Shirley J. Rowe York, New Haven & Hartford shortfalls in its projections for the proceeded to hide behind a report facts — that it is time for the voters She is also survived by a son, Legislative internship Reilly, 22, has lived under the ROCKVILLE - Shirley J. Rowe, Railroad many years before retiring Arthur P. Boglisch of Windsor 1977-78 fiscal year. The report said prepared by Budget Analyst Paula to elect responsible, responsive shadow of the slaying the past four one-month-old daughter of Gerald 23 years ago. Locks; 2 daughters, Mrs. Armando that the shortfalls could be as much Yellman at the direction of General Republicans,” Ferguson said. Fire safety rules explained He was a Canadian Army veteran years as a suspect, defendant and as $668,000, Manager Robert Weiss,” Ferguson and Sharon Allaire Rowe of 189 (Bette) Darna of Manchester and applications available convicted felon. Eighth District firefighters lined up for the conclusion of their Fire Prevention Week Terrace Dr . died Tuesday at of World War I. Mrs. Frederick (Myra) Fogg of Rockville General Hospital. He attended St. Mary’s Church, The Connecticut General Seminar leaders during the past The case gained national attention presentation at Robertson School this week. Jim Sarles, left, coordinator of the fire preven­ Bristol; and 12 grandchildren. when a group of prominent figures, She is also survived by her mater­ East Hartford, andwas a member of The funeral is Saturday at 10 a m. Assembly’s committee for year included such figures as Gov. tion programs for four schools in the district, explained fire safety rules and procedures to nal grandparents, Mr. and Mr. "’aul its Men’s Club. legislative staff internships is in­ Ella Grasso and State Supreme Court led by playwright Arthur Miller, the children. Joe Krukas, fireman dressed as a woman, had just been ’ rescued' from the at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, raised funds for Reilly’s defense. Allaire of Enfield; her paternal rfe leaves no survivors. South Windsor. Burial will be in Rose viting applications from persons Chief Justice Charles House. Main St. upgrading backed top of a building by the other fire fighters. (Herald photo by Vaughni State police charged Reilly with grandfather, William Rowe of Lynn, The funeral was today. Burial was Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. wishing to serve as interns during the The purpose of the program is to murder the day after his mother. Thomas Connors, a Democratic Mass.: and her paternal grand­ in Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Friends may call at Holmes 1978 legislative session. acquaint students with both the for­ City of Village Charm,” Connors developed to include light industry mother. Mrs. Janice Harriss Rowe of The Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Friday Participation in the program is mal and informal phases of the Miss Gibbons, was found lying in a candidate for the Manchester Board said. and commercial buildings, con­ pool of blood in her small rural cot­ Granby, Mass. Main St., East Hartford, was in from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. open to all students in Connecticut in­ legislative process. The program of Directors, has voiced his support He said that Main St. and its sur­ dominiums and apartments for Housing inspections started The funeral is scheduied for 2 p.m. charge of arrangements. stitutions of higher learning, with the also prepares interns to perform tage Sept. 28, 1973. Her throat was for upgrading Main St. as well as for rounding area provides "all the in­ The family suggests that any slashed and her body was mutilated retired persons and families, and a today at the Leete-Stevens Enfield memorial gifts may be made to the majority of those selected being most of the technical services the future refurbishing of the Cheney gredients for a fascinating village mini-shopping mall. Ugo L. Opizzi juniors and seniors. with puncture wounds. Mill complex. The Manchester Health Depart­ Chapels, 61 South Rd., Enfield. Manchester Memorial Hospital desired by the legislature such as bill within the city. ’’This is an opportunity that only tification cards with a personal Ugo L. Opizzi, 57, of 26 Cheney St., Reilly was convicted of A referendum question next month ment will be conducting routine Burial will be in St. Patrick’s King Development Fund or to the Book of Interns serve for the entire analysis, spot and in-depth research, ’’Taking advantage of those out­ Manchester has. The project could be photograph attached. All inspections Newington, formerly of Manchester, manslaughter, but the charge was will ask town residents to approve housing inspections during October St Cemetery. Enfield. Remembrance of St. Mary’s legislative session, which will en­ drafting of news releases, liaison standing inner city resources, im­ developed and completed by the turn will be made with permission of the died this morning at Hartford dismissed a year ago when new borrowing money to fund four road and November of all dwelling units Episcopal Church. compass the spring semester. Both work and handling of constituent aginative leadership will seek of the century and would provide iipralh occupants of the dwelling units. (Clarence K. Porter Hospital after a long illness. He was evidence surfaced that tended to improvement projects, including the on Sherwood Circle, Starkweather St. full-time (fivedays a week) and part- mail. further restoration by the refurbish­ countless jobs for residents and an. Anyone who wants an inspection HEBRON — Clarence E. Porter, the husband of Mrs. Olive Gaioni renovation of downtown Main St. SECOND time (two days a week) positions are Interns are assigned to individual place Reilly some distance from the ment of the Cheney Mill complex,” expanding grand list that could Phelps Rd., Doane St., Oakwood Rd.. but is not home between 8:30 a.m. 3 Opizzi. 92. of Grist Mill Rd. died Wednesday available. Interns are awarded legislators with preference given to crime when it took place. ■'The vote can be regarded as an Avondale Rd., Auburn Rd. and Robin SECTION Mr. Opizzi was born in Manchester he said. guarantee Manchester’s stable tax and 4:30 p.m may call the Health at W.W. Backus Hospital, Norwich. academic credit from their home legislative leaders, committee State police conducted an end in itself or as the start of a move­ He said that the complex could be Rd. He was the husband of Mrs. Alma and attended local schools. He had Building structure,■’ Connors said. Department at 649-5281 to set up an colleges and universities. chairmen and ranking members. elaborate reinvestigation of the case ment that will project tomorrow’s The inspections are checking for THURSDAY, appointment. Levere Porter. lived in Newington since 1945. He Students wishing information or an and recommended that Reilly be compliance with the Manchester Mr Porter was born in Hebron and was an Army veteran of World War The Health Department also notes activity application should contact Professor retried. But Santore, the state’s at­ Housing code. OCTOBER 13, 1977 there is a home loan program had lived here most of his life. He 11, serving with the Coast Artillery, The housing code establishes Eleanor Coltman at Manchester torney for Litchfield County, told Manchester police report available in conjunction with the operated a general store in Hebron and was a member of the Army and Community College, or write direct­ Fire calls Superior Court Judge Maurice J. minimum standards governing the housing inspection program. Under with his wife for 30 years, retiring in Navy Club. For the past three years, declines Sponzo Wednesday: condition and maintenance of rent, fixes certain responsibilities ly to Director, Committee for Two armed robberies were the loan program, an owner can 1951. He was a former member of the he had been employed at Nap Bros, armed with a handgun, entered the released on cash bonds for court Nov. dwellings, and establishes minimum and duties of owners and occupants Legislative Staff Internships, Room reported to police Wednesday night. station and ordered the attendant to borrow up to $5,000 at between zero town Board of Education and a in Glastonbury. He was a communi­ Building in Manchester dropped 314, State Capitol, Hartford, Conn., M anchester 7. standards governing supplied of dwellings, authorizes the inspec­ One occurred at the Dairy Mart store lie on the floor. After taking a some per cent and five per cent interest, charter member of the Hebron Fire cant of St. Mary’s Church, slightly in September, according to 06115. Completed applications must Wednesday, 5:57 p.m. -Box 1931 at W ednesday’s daily • Kathleen Hardy, 16, of 28 Maple utilities and facilities. tion of dwellings and the condemna­ at 368 Spencer St, about 9:50 p.m. and money from the attendant, the St., charged with breach of peace in depending on income to be used to Department. Newington, and belonged to the Luna the monthly report from the Town be subm itt^ no later than Saturday, East Catholic High School, accidental. The code also establishes tion of dwellings unfit for human (Town) lottery number the second occurred about 10:05 p.m. robbers dragged him to the back connection with a fight with a man correct any violations of the housing Other survivors are 4 sons, Howard Social Club of Hartford. Building Department. Oct. 15. miminum standards governing the habitation and fixes penalties for E. Porter, Leonard C. Porter, David Other survivors are two daughters, 6 — 6 — 7 at the Manchester Exxon station at room where he was slightly injured near the Maple St. address. She was code. Anyone interested should con­ The department issued 132 permits condition of dwellings offered for violations. tact Marilyn Walsh at the Health K. Porter and G. Earl Porter, all of Gail Mirabelli of New Britain and 24 Windsor St. when his back struck the car lift, released on $150 nonsurety bond for and the total cost of all projects was Keeney PTA All inspectors carry town iden­ Department, 649-5281. ext 284 Hebron: a daughter, Mrs. Claire Lisa Opizzi of Newington; a brother, listed at $1,156,420. Both figures were According to the report on the gas police said. The robbers left in a court Oct. 24. Cloud of Clinton, Ind.; a brother, Edgar Opizzi of Manchester; and a below August’s totals of 135 permits to sponsor station robbery,. two black men, one motor vehicle. A burglary was reported in a Sum­ In the Dairy Mart robbery, a small William Porter of Wauchula, Fla.; 16 sister, Mrs. Leah Fitzpatrick of and a projected cost of $1,343,065. mit St. home Wednesday night from THE man wearing a ski mask and which a guitar, an amplifier and two Candidate cites three issues grandchildren and 9 great­ Manchester. The number of new single-family open house carrying a small knife, jumped over bicycles were removed. The value of Vivian Ferguson, incumbent his department heads so they in turn grandchildren. The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 dwellings increased, however. Nine elected. There has been a tendency in The Keeney Street the cash register counter and was the items had not been determined. Republican candidate for the Board can instruct employes as to the The funeral is Friday at 1:30 p.m. a.m. from the Newington Memorial new homes were started in August School FTA will sponsor an recent years to pass over difficult DEMOCRATIC RECORD trying to open the cash register when A 1976 Vega was stolen Wednesday of Directors, has cited com­ proper manner in which to handle at St. Peter'e Episcopal Church. Funeral Home, 20 Bonair Ave., with and 13 were begun in September. open house Monday from 7 Woman wins decisions to committees, " Mrs. Burial will be in St. P e te r’s a Mass at St. Mary’s Church, one of the store clerks entered. She night about 10:24 p.m. from in front munications as one of the three most questions or complaints. Problems Ferguson commented. Last month’s total was also an in­ to 8:30 p.m. The program of Food Mart. important issues of the current could be brought up weekly at the Cemetery. Newington, at 9:15. Buriat will be in crease over September 1976, when ran to get help from the other clerk The public becomes frustrated will begin with a brief ‘We get things done’ lottery prize A 1968 Pontiac sedan was reported political campaign, the others being department heads’ meeting. Mrs. The Potter Funeral Home, 456 Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ only three new homes were started. in the back room, police said, and by with delayed action, Mrs. Ferguson business meeting in the Ferguson suggested. Jackson St , Willimantic, is in charge field. Building permits were also issued the time they returned the robber stolen from the Islander Restaurant water and taxes. said, which is what happens when auditorium. had fled. He escaped with about $200 She is also requesting that a special of arrangements. Friends may call at the funeral for one two-family dwelling, three A Manchester woman bought an in­ also Wednesday night. “Personal contact is the single decisions are passed over to com­ Afterward, parents and SCHOOLS . JOBS APPROVED in state lottery money, police said. file be established containing all There are no calling hours. home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 miscellaneous projects, two garages, stant play lottery ticket Wednesday A motorcycle was reported stolen most important ingredient in mittees, students will meet the Arrests Wednesday included the from a Homestead St address government,” Mrs. Ferguson said. complaints to the Municipal The family suggests that any p.m. five swimming pools, three tool teachers in their respec­ afternoon with an ”M” on it that "Elected officials are chosen by following: Wednesday night. Mrs. Ferguson noted two separate Building. The file could be similar to memorial gifts may be made to The family suggests that any sheds, seven fences, two signs, and 96 tive classrooms where the completed the lottery word the people to make decisions. When t Edward P. Kelsey, 17, of East About $230 worth of shingles were phases to communications, with the the one now being kept on the twice Columbia Chapter of the Public memorial gifts may be made to the alterations and additions. teachers will explain the "Money.” and now she’s in the considering this office, the candidate Health Nursing Association. American Cancer Society, 670 money. Hartford, charged on a warrant with reported stolen from the construc­ first involving contact between "the monthly comment sessions showing should be willing to take the time, The department also issued three y e a r ’s c u r r ic u lu m . tion site for elderly housing on the action taken, Mrs. Ferguson said. Prospect Ave., West Hartford affidavits, two demolition permits, Mrs. Alice Brown of 28 Turnbull failure to appear, second-degree, public and town hall.” energy and effort to do the job of Students’ work folders will Spencer St Tuesday night or The second phase of communica­ 54 certificates of occupancy, 68 elec­ Rd, won $1,0(XI with the lucky ticket issuing a bad check and third-degree “Manchester people feel that they respresenting the people himself, be on display. larceny. He was released on $250 Wednesday morning. get no response, poor response and tion Mrs. Ferguson referred to is that “Mrs. Ferugson said. “By creating C Take part in meeting trical permits, 34 plumbing permits Room mothers will take she purchased at Floyd’s Market at Hilliard and Broad Sts. bond for court Oct. 24. A vandalism incident was reported generally get the impression that between the town Board of Directors too many layers through various and Several Manchester residents are participating in the and 19 heating permits. PTA memberships. Although Mrs. Brown has won • Bruce D. Jerome, 23, of 258 Oak at Manchester High School in which a ’nobody up there cares about us.’” and the people. “While committees sundry committees, government 11-state regional conference of the National Council for small amounts several times from St., charged with breach of peace in trophy case in the school cafeteria said Mrs. Ferguson. such as the water study group can be becomes that far removed from the Community Services to International Visitors (COSERV) lottery tickets and at bingo games, connection with alleged fights with a was smashed in and some trophies She said she has proposed to Town of immeasurable help, we must be very people who should be providing which started Wednesday at the Hartford-Hilton. this is the first time she ever won any man and a girl inside his apartment. were damaged. The incident oc­ Manager Robert Weiss that he brief cautious about having too many com­ action.” Mrs. Herbert Snyder of 47 Highwood Dr., who is chair­ money “that big.” He was released on $150 nonsurety curred Tuesday and a student at the mittees composed of people not man of hospitality for the area East of the Connecticut She said she will put it in her bond for court Oct. 24. school admitted to the vandalism, River, is assisting in plans for delegates meeting under savings account where it will draw • Linda L. Day, 16, of Hartford, police said. The school wanted no FOI rules T the auspices of the local World Affairs Center. interest. and Ronald 0. Nelson, 32, of Hart­ police action taken, police said. The topic of discussion will be professional and cultural H U n O N ford, both charged with fourth- The school also reported about 20 ties between Americans and Africans. She regularly buys four or five against lottery tickets a week, she said. degree larceny in connection with a thefts which have occurred over the Dr. Charles Jacobson of 45 Wyllys St., a director of the shoplifting incident at Marshall’s last three weeks of items taken from agency AGWAY World Affairs Center, and Mrs. Jacobson will entertain Wednesday afternoon. They were lockers. several delegates at dinner after a reception today in the WASHINGTON SCHOOL. Major renovations to an older elemen­ Hall of the Flags of the State Capitol, when the conven­ tary school. The state Freedom of In­ tion will divide into small groups titled, “Casseroles and formation Commission has Now...solve your drainage Conversation" Three admit hijack plot supported the finding of Mrs. Arthur Stewart of 179 Boulder Rd. is a member of one of its members that the problems and SAVE with the publicity committee. Speakers at the conference will HARTFORD (UPI) - Three $10,000 fine. Volpe last summer was entered their pleas, has ruled the Manchester Human Relations Commission include Professor Ann Beck of the University of Hartford Connecticut men have pleaded no sentenced to three to 10 years in wiretaps of a Hartford storefront must allow access to tapes Certa'Flex Plastic Drain Pipe who recently returned from a summer in Tanzania, and contest to charges in a 1975 plot to prison with a $20,000 fine after con­ were legal. Clarie’s decision has of executives sessions held William Foltz, chairman of the Council on African PRICES hijack a New Jersey truckload of victions for extortion, gambling, been appealed. Studies at Yale University. meat. for a racial bias case. racketeering and conspiracy. Authorities said the three men con­ Commissioner Judith Anthony D. Volpe, 44, of West All three Wednesday made their spired with several others in January Lahey had ruled that the Hartford; Francis Lisella, 48, of East pleas with the understanding they 1975 to take a truck parked along the HRC did not have a proper Hartford,and Dennis J. Byrne, 34, of could withdraw them if government New Jersey Turnpike filled with reason for meeting in WOODLAND Meriden were accused of conspiracy electronic surveillance in the case is meat. The grand jury which handed E executive session and that in the plot, which was never carried ruled illegal. down the indictment in the case said GARDENS the ’tapes are a public ______Let Ut Help Yout out. Chief U.S. D istrict Judge T. on brand-new Byrne intended to use previous record. The full commis­ The charge carries a maximum Emmet Clarie, who presided in the experience as a trucker to arrange sion met Wednesday after­ Magic Chef® sentence of five years in prison and a hearing where the defendants for the truck to be abandoned. GraoUiM-HANS ^ j noon and agreed with Ms. From llolland gas ranges^ Lahey's decision. w ‘■f" 1 •fiiii'iti'iiiaaiiiiia The complaint to the FOI Large Freshly Dug • Lo-Temp oven control. Commission was brought Bulba lor Spring Qlory • Uniburners for better flame Public records by Marc Gunther, a control. reporter for the Hartford Courant. Tulips, MCa«n • Removable oven door and BENTLEY SCHOOL. Improvements will bring this older school Warranty needs Lmn Construction Co. for Eugene Cor- Peter Sadloski Sr., roof repair at 48 The HRC had held "up to par” with our other educational facilities. J.A. McCarthy, Inc. to Ronald P. biti, inienor worx ai i28 Grandview St., Hollister St.. $800. Daffodils, BcaexlOS’ 2.89 lift-up cooktop for easier executive sessions in July Zavarella of Glastonbury, property at 128 $8 ,200. Bill Tunksy for Victor Noal, aluminum SAVE IIP TO 30% cleaning. and August to discuss a Crocus, Mean 10S89^ % Leland Dr., $60,400. Darcey Kitchens and Millwork Inc, for siding at 21 Clifton St., $2,400. ON PILOTLESS Edward T. Kosinski and Maybelle Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFall, interior Bidwell Home Improvement Co. for charge made by John Hyacinths, m lO i’ 2.99 TRADE a Kosinskl to Ronald J. Gayson and alterations at 50 Norman St., $2,410. Clarence Wetherell, aluminum siding at Flanagan of 95 Galaxy Dr. GASRANCES Marilyn M. Gayson of Vernon, property R.E. Miller for John Powell, 79 Cushman Dr., $2,000. Flanagan, who is black, at 245 Hilliard St., $29,000. alterations at 15 Ralph Rd., $3,000. Harold Parent for Ed Wadas, roof said that his family was the SAVE$$ Richard P. Hayes to Levitt Construc­ John H. Castleman Jr., alterations at repair at 331 Spring St., $975. victim of racial dis­ tion Co., property on Farmington St., 154 St. John St., $125. Reg. PrIcM Start At Harold Parent for A.I. Gharest, roof crimination in incidents in­ For example: HARDY FALL REPUCE AND CONSERVE $14.30 conveyance tax. Alfred Bourque, window alterations at repair at 119 Coleman Rd.. $540. $ 1.79 Mary A. Osella to Philip C. Radding 86 Durant St., $1,300. volving the children of four • Drain wet fields quickly and Drain gutters away from house WITH 8AS Harold Parent for Walter Woykovsky, while neighboring thoroughly foundation MUMS with trade • * B W ** and i^ren L. Radding, property at 4 Lauretano Signs for Jo-Ann Fabric, roof repair at 63 Niles Dr., $825. 2 1 8 Village St., $38,000. sign at 340 Broad St., $900. Peter S. and Mary Harris, fence at 92 families. Clock and Timer, Marriage licenses Behrmann & Rohner Inc. for Mr. and Washington St., $100. The HRC heard GREENOELD WINTERGREEH 5 ^ 1 1 ” Oven Window and Contindout- James P. Doyle Sr. of East Hartford Mrs. E. Humphries, garage at 213 Wells Peter S. and Mary Harris, alterations testimony from the w e e k e n d s p e c ia l Light Cleaning Oven and Deborah L. Smith, 54 N. School St., St., $4,500. at 92 Washington St., $400. Flanagans and the four JMIFTY. Oct. 15. MaK Construction Co. Inc. for • Uniburner for • Grease and Housecraft for Robert Rein, roof neighboring families better flame Building permits Abraham Elkin, 155 Waranoke Rd,, Addi­ repair at 75-77 E. Middle Tpke., $1,000. before ruling that there Certa-Flex Plastic Drain Pipe: spatters Just fade Fireside Comfort for John Castleman, tion at 242 Broad St., $10,000. Stanley Bellefleur for Dan Karlin, roof 2%" Pots a Reg. M* control. away while you was no evidence of racial • Flexible, strong spiral corrugated construction • Removable oven stove and chimney at 154 St. John St., Gerald L. Langelier for Rogers Corp.,' repair at 134 Porter St., $800. ~ cook. $350. addition at 24 Mill St., $29,000. discrimination. The • Won’t freeze or shatter door and door Ralph Dukett, stove at 634 N. Main St., testimony was heard in the • Digital clock-timer. Mary T. Lawler, tool shed at 81 Alton Seth B. Niles for Paul DellaRosa, addi­ $180. Y o u r______,Vvarieje^dnieitary^^ _. _ seals. b u i l d i n g . Replacement of an out­ two executive sessions, • Impervious to all known soil chemicals ^ __ t_ee_____^ ___ • Lift-up, prop-up • Oven window dated building with a modern, recreational center. St., $300. tion at 937 Center St., $20,000. Peter Ponticelli for John T. Sullivan, Note, Shaala Daisy, Flax, Hollyhocks, Carnations, Swasi and light. Bidwell Home Improvement Co. for Barbara Hartshorn, wood-burning which were tape-recorded. • Easy and economical to install Wm.,Foxglo*s,sle. removable woodbuming stove at 54 Niles Dr., $350. cooktop, ' William Andrulot, aluminum siding at 307 stove at 331 Fern St., $400. Paul and Paulette Belanger, wood­ Reg. $0.30 per/ft. Victor L. Armstrong, pool at 81 Carter • No-spillover TRADE T in; ivARTY o r m n o H M w r Cooper HIU St., $2,000. buming stove at 76 Winthrop Rd., $300. 25 for M.95 Nathan Hate Construction for Daniel St., $3,300. Paul F. Gonyea, wood-burning stove at Why not send cooktop edge. and Patricia Calabro, roof repair at 121 Benjamin Sienda, greenhouse at 419 N. « G « i ^ ' 23UldVIIIII Af ^ IRNJM^ nw re 18 S. Adams St., $ ^ . a happy thought sale *0.23 per/ft. Croft Dr., 11,500. Main St., $800. Walter Silkowski, wood-burning stove RhodoUandrofis, Azaleas. Flrathom Hoiiy, Thomas Mason for Manchester Lillian M. Tedford, demolition of milk at 203 Green Rd., $450. to someone today! Evaroreens, Burning Bush ale. a j * ! Congregatiou'of Jehovah's Witnesses, 187 house at 48 Academy St., $200. SAVE Herbert Hanson for Edith Fawcett, OPEN THURS. u iU am iiT w IW b T ae r- — ------TRADE A SAVE DKMUUtA riC I I,AVI \0 \ . « Boulder Rd., new building at 647 Tolland Arnold F. Ostrom, fence at 875 Center tool shed at 16 Golway $t., $300. St., $100. TILLS ot.ltn 5«LE3.aFBVlCE.S»TISFACTIt Tpke., $50,294. Paul and Valerie Sady, roof repair at WANT TO K HEARD7 Dried Meierlele, Qourde, Pots, Bird Food, Bird The Andrew Ansaldi Co. for Nutmeg f Raymond F. Damato, repair fire ABWAV CLOSSB SUNDAYS I''ll I l> 1 mil' ill III rin.it iim ■ ( nil i »i ini.ri ,il ii II, iil'i'i , n r- 164 Irving St., $1,390. V o ta T lw Feedere, LetexHe, end Many Other Heme. »i(h ApprOfSd ■ redit Csfde Beverage Co., addiUon at 249 Spencer St., damage at 22ft New State Rd.t $3,000. Richard Krol, vinyl siding at 66 ^100,000. Joseph V. Mainville, wood-burning Hawthorne St., $2,000. DONATELUTEIM 540 NEW STATE RD. & eSON Unrl Construction Co. for Eugene Cor­ stove at 640 N. Main St., $500. Frank J. Conway, roofing at 267 Thurt. S-SHK) 18S BOOIUIB ST. TEL S434474 BMOISTa il6 PEARL Sat. S-8dl0 () IM MAIN S I 646-4375 bitt, 128 Grandview St., interior work at William and Doris Dennen, iiluminum' Hackmatack St., $550. '■*?oWoW'-' •MANCHESTER I I I.. 6I.1-2I71 M VNf 111 s | |. |{ I'"'|| fi.i I,. I... h, ri, I , . ,,n, }Miili,i'- I M . 27 Ferguson Rd., $9,400. siding at 25 Tyler Circle, $1,500. PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. » , 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Oct. 13, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B Farmers Applicant screening set Dodgers' home run bats reminded for Vernon school posts

Two committees have been named at-large. The principal screening committee to vote will meet Oct. 20 at 7;30 p.m. Both to screen applicants for Vernon Dr. Ramsdell has been designated Tolland County superintendent of schools and a prin­ as central office coordinator. will be in the school administration sounded thunder in win cipal for Rockville High School. Those named to the committee for building. Park St. The Tolland County Agricultural Supt. Raymond Ramsdell will screening for the principal are Mrs. On Oct. 17, the school building and Center reminds county farmers to retire at the end of the school year JoAnn Worthen and Mrs. Devra grounds committee will meet at 7:30 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - hit 30 or more homers this season, time I hung a ball, they hit it out.” one run, and in the fifth, after vote for the Agricultural Stabiliza­ p.m. in the Rockville High School allowing singles to Graig Nettles and and Martin Fagan, principal of the Baum, school board; Ronald Kozuch, Their record-setting home-run sent three hanging sliders into Hooton found pitching with a five tion Conrunittee serving their town. cafeteria. The committee will dis­ Yankee Stadium’s stands en route to run cushion after only three innings Bucky Dent, he struck out pinch- high school, will retire in January. Vernon Administrators Association; bats having sounded their first Petitions for candidates must be The Board of Education decided on Mrs. Bouley, Vernon Education cuss scheduling problems at the high a 6-1 victory. very satisfying. hitter George Zeber and got Mickey Rivers on an inning-ending flyout. returned to the county office, Rt. 30, the makeup of the committees and Association: Mrs. Elaine Sullivan, school, and specifically including dis­ World Series thunder, the Los After retiring the first two batters ‘T learned to keep cool,” said Vernon, by Oct, 31. designated William Houle, board League of Women Voters; Weller cussion of the lunch period schedule. Angeles Dodgers return home he faced on well-hit flyouts, Hunter Hooton, who tamed the Yankees on After that, it was clear sledding for The office is also still trying to chairman, to choose the people. Dugan, PTO Council, and Alfred From results of this discussion, all even at one game apiece was tagged by Reggie Smith’s double five hits while striking out eight and the blond, curly-haired right-hander, who retired 12 of the next 13 batters. reach 100 per cent reporting for crop On the committee for screening for Adam, representative-at-large. and other meetings, the committee, with the New York Yankees. which rolled to the wall in right- walking only one. "Still, there’s acres. Mrs. Mary Koelsch, executive the superintendent's position are Dr. headed by Harold Cummings, plans center before Ron Cey blasted an 0-2 nothing routine about pitching a One negative note in the Dodgers’ Asst. Supt. Albert Kerkin will be Yankee Manager Billy Martin, who director, said most corn growers Daniel Woolwich and Robert to develop a recommendation to be pitch deep into the left-center field World Series game.” victory was an incident in the ninth central office coordinator. gambled and won wiUi an injured have filed but those who haven’t Schwartz of the school board; Joseph made to the full school board. seats for a 2-0 Dodger lead and all the inning. Smith was struck by a rubber Mrs. Bouley, president of the Don Gullett as bis starter in Tuesday should contact her office. Fruit and Beilis, Vernon Administrators education association, was named to The personnel policies committee runs Burt Hooton was going to need. Hooton retired the first six ball thrown from the stands and n i^ t’s first-game victory over the vegetable growers are also asked to Association: Mrs. Miriam Bouley, both committees pending the out­ and the administrators association Hunter once again retired the first Yankees in the game — four of them crumpled to his knees in pain. Dodgers, tried to coax another Dodger physician Dr. Leroy Perry file a report. Vernon Education Association; Mrs. come of association balloting. will meet Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. in the two batters in the second but Steve by strikeouts — and didn’t run into miracle from his depleted pitching placed a cervical collar around Loans to construct extra storage Elizabeth Phelps, League of Women The first meeting of the school administration building to dis­ Yeager made it 3-0 Los Angeles by any serious trouble until Willie Ran­ staff in the person of Catfish Hunter Smith’s neck, but the Dodger right facilities, such as wet storage struc­ Voters; James Beattie, PTO Council, superintendent’s screening com- cuss contract negotiations. lacing a high hanging slider deep into dolph and Thurman Munson led off Wednesday night — and got walloped. tures, grain bins and drying equip­ and Charles Brown, representative- mitfpp will be Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. the left-field seats. the fourth with singles. But a line fielder insisted he would play Friday. ment, may also be applied for Idled with a mysterious urolo^cal “I felt like it was spring training drive by Reggie Jackson, which "All I know is, the light went out, ” through the county office. ailment since Sept. 10, Hunter was out there,” said Hunter. "I knew Bil­ Dodger first baseman Steve Garvey said Smith, "But even if I have to Mrs. Koelsh said that under this kayoed after only 2 1-3 innings when ly didn’t have anyone else to pitch converted into a double play bailed come to the plate in a wheelchair. I’ll program, eligible producers may Chamber sets priorities the Dodgers, with four players who and even though I felt good, every him out of that jam at the expense of be playing” borrow up to 85 per cent of the cost of buying and installing the needed Familiar $cene for Dodgers Vernon He said many times students are and development committee, said facilities, not to exceed $50,000. The Ron Cey receives congratulations from Reggie Smith after he rate of interest is seven per cent. Improvement of communication refused jobs bwause they haven’t the committee is preparing a hit two-run first inning homer. Blast was one of four Dodgers hit Farmers interested in filing for the among members of the Rockville had guidance on how to sell questionnaire asking how the Pitching gamble 1977 wool incentive program should Area Chamber of Commerce is one themselves to a potential employer. chamber can help with problems in 6-1 win over Yanks. (UPI photo) mail or bring their original sales slip of the priorities set by the new chair- He said the committee hopes to which might lead businesses to move to the county office and application man of the board, Harvey provide them with the methc^ology from the area. will be prepared for signing by the Desruisseaux. for doing this. Four new members were accepted. of Yanks failed farmers. At Wednesday’s board meeting, Merlino also said they are planning ’They are Currie Copy Center of Ver­ 3 / / t u t Desruisseaux called on board non, Robert DiCarli of Eilington, Mrs. Koelsh said the office will to restaff the committee which also Thoughts NEW YORK (UPI) — Billy Martin had little choice. A tough need to know the number of animals members to contact other chamber has students on it. He said in the past Tolland Mobil Station and New shorn, the month and year of members at least once or twice a there have been high school seniors England Building Systems, Inc. of five-game series with Kansas City and Ed Figueroa’s injured shearing, and if the wool from any year to find out their thoughts about from Rockville, Ellington and Vernon. ApLENty hand left only Catfish Hunter to start the second game of the purchased unshorn lambs was in­ Checking voter lists what the chamber should be doing. Tolland on the committee. ’The Vernon Junior Women’s Club World Series for the Yankees. The gamble didn’t pay off. Larry Merlino, assistant chairman He said this meant that each year has volunteered to take over the cluded in the sale. South Windsor’s registrars of voters check over list of voters Hunter, who hadn’t pitched since Martin was asked if he regretted If such wool was included, the of the board’s student work com­ these students would have to be duties of the chamber’s beautifica­ during voter-making session at the Town Hall Wednesday Sept. 10 because of a urinary infec­ starting Hunter, who has been number and liveweight of the mittee,said the committee is replaced. Plans are to appoint some tion committee and has asked for tion, gave up three home runs and generally ineffective all year, in­ purchased unshorn lambs has to be night. They are Claire D. Gritzer (left). Democratic registrar, expioring the possibility of juniors. suggestions for projects. By Len Auster five runs in 2 1-3 innings as the Los stead of Tidrow, New York’s long given and entered on the reverse side and Roberta Groobert, Republican registrar. (Herald photo by organizing training programs for Merlino, who was aiso just named Angeles Dodgers beat the Yankees relief man and spot starter. of the sales slip. Dunn) students in local industries. chairman of the board’s economic 6-1, Wednesday night to even the “Of course not. I need Tidrow in Series at one game apiece. the bullpen,” Martin said. “ He Hough game said they saw nothing,” he angrily "It felt like spring training,” said (Hunter) hung three sliders and all Furbish challenges McCoy added. Hunter. "I hadn’t been out there in a three were hit for home runs. Those \ j ______C 7 %/ Dling Junior High’s football team month. I was throwing high.” things happen. He was the only FISH gets more calls Vernon that the grant was really a political terest the former mayor's statement No question, pride has gone down lost to J.F. Kenney in Enfield last "I knew he (Martin) didn’t have pitcher I had to go to.” George A. Furbish, seeking re- pie that he would have cut into pieces indicating the desirability of a police in the school, but now it also seems Friday. The final score was 16-6 in an anyone else to pitch,” Hunter said. The Yankees had a difficult time South Windsor for diagnosis or treatment." Johnson at her home at 10 Barbara election to the Vernon Town Council to please a number of interest substation in Rockville to improve the moral fiber, too. It hards to un­ FISH is run entirely on a abbreviated contest, three minutes "Every time I hung a ball, they hit it against winning pitcher Burt Hooton, The South Windsor chapter of FISH Rd. on the Democratic ticket, has groups." police protection in that section. derstand how so many can condone, volunteer basis, with most short in fact. It was because Ram out. In the bullpen I was throwing but said they didn’t see as many of (Friends in Service Here) logged 53 Persons in need of some assistance challenged former Republican Furbish said that McCoy's “His concern may well be or so it seems, such action. Isn’t volunteers serving one weekday per bead coach Bill Troy pulled his good. I got two strikes on (Ron) Cey his baffling knuckle-curves as they calls in September, probably the may cali the centrai switchboard Mayor Frank McCoy on statements statements imply that an addition to legitimate, but one can only there one who’ll help uncover the month. There are lists of standby for gridders off the field. and hung a slider. The pitch to expected. number, 643-1055. FISH serves p ^ concerning contruction of the new the existing police station would have speculate why he didn’t initiate and guilty party(ies)? largest number of requests ever weekends, evenings and those who What "broke the camel’s back” (Steve) Yeager was a hanging slider "He didn’t throw it that much,” pie who need help but cannot find police station. been adequate and less costly, implement such a project during his You go to other schools and they received by the organization, accor­ will supply meals, provide child care, was running back Paul McCluskey over his head. In the third inning, the said Jackson. “He threw his fastball ding to FISH co-chairman Phyllis assistance from relatives, friends or McCoy, who served three terms as “which seems to typify his ’Band- three terms as mayor in the not too proudly display what their athletic make reassurance calls or be a com­ getting speared in the back right un­ ball was right where I wanted it — in the right spots. I think we were Oswald. neighbors at the specific time. mayor, is running against incumbent Aid’ approach to local government." distant past," Furbish said. teams have won. Many of panion to a frightened or lonely pier- der the nose of an official, with no low and away — but (Reggie) Smith looking for the knuckle-curve more "We have already exceeded the GOP get-together Democrat Thomas Benoit on the “As chairman of the council sub­ He concluded, "We all know that in Manchesters’, m ^be old, are locked son. call forthcoming. went out and got it.” than we should have.” total of calls for 1976," says Mrs. Ali South Windsor voters are in­ November ticket. committee that helped initiate the the heat of a political campaign, away in offices. 'Those which aren’t Most volunteers are women with "We had a couple get hurt by what Oswald, "and we will still have three vited to meet with the Repubiican Furbish said, "Republican can­ police station project, I can assure there is a tendency to promise a little get mangled. The solution is for the preschool or schoolage children. I considered cheap shots,’’ Troy il­ months to go in this year.’’ candidates running for all local of­ didate Frank McCoy's recent Mr. McCoy that an addition was something for everybody, but I respective coaches to keep what However, the volunteer list includes lustrated, "what I wanted to make So far in 1977, FISH has received fices in a "get-together” at Larry’s statements concerning the $1.25 thoroughly explored and found to be respectfully suggest that the their squads win away from public several men, a few senior citizens sure was no one else gets hurt.” 320 calls. ’The total in 1976 was 264. Auto Mini-’ITieater, Rt. 5, Saturday. million federal grant for construction totaly unrealistic, both from cost as Republican candidate refrain from access. Hooton learned and two handicapped persons who Another incident which outraged Most of the calls are for transpor­ The announcement of the of a new piolice station seems to in­ well as a functional standpoint," “You’re supposed to display the themselves have received FISH misrepresenting the facts when dis­ Troy was when Dling was heading for tation requests, while a few are for Repubiican gathering was made by dicate that he is either uninformed or Furbish said. trophies for the kids to see,’’ one assistance. cussing the police station grant." an apparent second touchdown. A emergency meals, child care, Mrs. Fred DeGiacomo, campaign wishes to convince the electorate Furbish said he also read with in­ coach commented, "but as I told ’There is a normal turnover rate in Ram back fumbled the ball out of reassurance calls and com­ chairman. Candidates wiil be on hand (principal George) Emmerling, if to keep his cool volunteers of two or three a month, bounds, a Kennedy player fell on it, panionship. to discuss issues and answer they don’t catch who did it the school as husbands are transferred or and possession was awarded to En­ "Most callers needing transporta­ might as well get rid of athletics.” women return to the job market, ac­ questions from 9 a.m. to noon. Rockville field. NEW YORK (UPI) - Burt Hooton of the Los Angeles tion have some sort of injury or il­ ’The mini-theater has been made WEOFFERASTMIKXiaXTUIIE... &unds funny but sad. Very sad in­ cording to Mrs. Oswald. Additional hoepital notea^ Troy was contemplating pulling his Dodgers, a 27-year-old right-hander with unlimited potential, up­ lness, either physical or mental," avaiiable to candidates from both the deed. volunteers are always needed. team in the third quarter, with Dling ped his education in the pressure-cooker of playoff and World said Mrs. Oswald, '"rhey need to go Democratic and Republican parties. (Note: The guilty party revealed Interested persons may call Linda Admitted Wednesday: Lin­ W« byW om reputation br peddling tone end still ahead. “I should have,” he said to hospitals, doctor’s office or clinics himself Wednesday after peer Series competition da Busekist, East lone Pi morchendleo taken over by Ineuronoe with hindsight. companln when they hed to pay a claim tor presure from some athletes, not The first was to keep cool, no said. "We started to mix the knuckle- Longmeadow, Mass.; Norma “The kids wanted me to turn them Rre, emoke, wlndetorm, locuot plague, bed those who were witnesses. He agreed matter what, and the second was not curve with other pitches and had Cook, Ellington: Judith Ford, breath, eto^ eto. Aa our tame (or notoriety) loose,” Troy related. They wanted to to pay all damages, according to the to rely too much on his unusual clear sailing.” Nathan Hale card Tolland, Kenneth Hill. spread, we began handling factory retaliate. He didn’t. They didn’t. Ellington; Roy Johnston, report.) knuckle-curve. Manager Tom Lasorda seemed a overstooks, benkrupley stocks, Irregulare. Dling has a contest Friday in En­ Terrace Dr., Rockville; Mika ctoea outs, stolen* and other off*prlce goods. ‘‘I learned a lesson in bit annoyed when asked if the field against Kosciusko. “We’ll go, it Ka'naris, Alton St.. Now we have more perfect merchandlee than Notebook jottings Philadelphia," said Hooton, wouldn’t be fair to the team,” Troy Dodgers could continue their heavy Manchester; Erica Kelly, En­ damaged...In fact our Olorlous Emporium Memorial Field couldn’t have been referring to Friday when he lost his hitting against the Yankees in Los field; Michael Pariseau, High barely smstts from smoke anymore, but the stated, "but if it’s the same of­ Postal event Friday in worst shape for last Saturday’s composure and walked home three Angeles. St., Rockville; Alfred Per- prtoee are stfH right, guaranteed to be the ficiating crew, we’ll get on the bus Tough night for Reggie footbaU game. There were no bash Phillies runs in the third game of the "It is ironic that people ask about coski. Broad Brook; Cheryl loweet In aM New England. and come home.” to lose for his country. Jmst m UuU Jokm, CkU/, to sm if marks and yard stripes were National League playoffs. ”I learned Dodger power,” he said. “This is the World Series game No. 2 was a bad one for Reggie Jackson ol Coventry Coventry, and the Rev. Frank Pranckus, Cannon Rd.. East The Nathan Hale card is the aayona U paying mU^ntlon!) diagonally drawn only every 10 my lesson — to keep cool.” first club that ever has had four 30- the Yanks who was hitless in four trips, fanning twice and hitting Frank M. Sommerkamp, northeast Liszewski of St. Mary’s Church. Hartford; Kurt Smith, Staf­ Finally did it seventh in the series which began y a i^ , not five as should’ve b^n... Hooton learned the second lesson homer hitters in the same season. regional postmaster general, will be Guests will include Nathan Hale ford. S0WHAT00WESEU7 into a doubleplay. (UPI photo) with issuance of the Paul Revere East Catholic football coach John The timeclock has also been a con­ Wednesday night when the Yankees These guys are for real. They can hit the main speaker at first-day-issue Stamp Committee chairman Robert Discharged Wednesday: card in 1971. Subsequent cards have Mrs. Joanne Davis and twin The goodies listed LaFontana was a happy man after tinual problem. It, again, refused to were threatening in the fifth inning of ceremonies for the Nathan Hale C. Hamilton; Ooventry Historical the ball out of the Grand Canyon." honored John Hanson, Samuel sons, Ellington; Deborah last Saturday’s game. His Eagles work at Tuesday’s soccer game. It, the second game of the World Series. postal card Friday in Coventry, Society President Carole Halloran, Adams, Charles Thomson, John Gunsten, Ellington; William below are Just a few defeated Northwest Catholic in a along with the basketbaU scoreclock, The Dodgers had a 5-1 lead. Hooton where Hale was born in 1755. and Kathleen L. Little, supervisor of Witherspoon and Caeser Rodney. Hahn, Grant St., Rockville: penalty-filled engagement in which is badly in need of repair. The latter, and catcher Steve Yeager had been The ceremonies, beginning at 10:30 the Nathan Hale Homestead. examples of what Cashman suspended In addition to delivering the main Laureen Lessig, Mt. Vernon three players, two from Northwest especially, is ancient and should be relying heavily on Burt’s knuckle- a.m., will be in the Coventry High Dr., Rockville; Frank IVe gone to llie d o ^ address, Mr. Sommerkamp will pre­ High school tests we’re peddling. and one from East, were ejected. It School Gymnasium. The nine-cent Sadosky, Oak St., East Hart­ replaced... curve when Los Angeles’ pitching BOSTON (UPI) - Paul Holmgren. sent commemorative albums of the Sophomores, juniors and some was his first victory ever over coach Red Adams went to the postal card will be the latest in the ford; Earl Tracy, Worcester Manchester High assistant basket­ Boston Bruins forward “We have to stick with lstinGre,yhounds postal card to guests and par­ seniors at Coventry High School will Northwest and Coach Walt Stousy in mound. U.S. Postal Service's Patriots Postal Rd., Vernon. ball coach Dave Flanagan and his Wayne Cashman says a our policy of dealing TIm tiilM t dogs In Amirici ticipants. take the Preliminary Scholastic App- HERCULON SOFA A CHAIR SETS > il) ) M M five tries. The previous meetings "Don”t forget your fastball and Card series. Births Wednesday: A son to |Y / DISrOIARU wife, Karen, are proud parents for decision to suspend him for severely with incidents Others participating in the event titude Test-National Merit ended in 642,12-61,0-20,0-18 scores. curve,” said Adams, who then did an Sommerkamp will tract, the Mr. and Mrs. Savas Itsou, N. FMIbdRy DIATERS the first time. The new papa was three games after a fight that can prove dangerous 1st in Action include Connecticut Valley District Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT- "I was dreaming the other day of history of events leading up to Hale’s River Rd., Coventry; a Kmitissit 1177 ■him MSISJS cradling a Uttle pink bundle daughter about-face and strolled back to the last week during an exhibi­ when players use their NRNWft OKi«( modem Manager William A. Carroll, U.S. NMSQT) "ruesday, Oct. 18. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Glen scoring 62 points on Northwest,” gnfhound trtek In Amortca death. The Revolutionary War of­ m- 1U0 Stephanie at last Friday’s soccer Dodgers’ dugout. tion game in Philadelphia slicks or skates," O'Neill Postal Service; Coventry Town The test is an important step in Jordan, Stafford Springs, a hi- 1 U I LaFontana mused, “I remembCT ficer and hero was hanged as a spy by game in East Hartford with Karen ”I realized then that you just can’t is a "farce.” said. Manager Frank B. Connolly; Coven­ making college plans. It measures son to Mr. and Mrs. John Tssok-iNMia 1US when they scored 61, Walt said he along side. The new arrival was bom stand there and throw the same pitch Lst in Rivyoft's the British in 1776. Tradition at- Samsell, West Suffield; a son National Hockey League The Bruins said the NHL try School Superintendent Arnold E. verbal and mathematical aptitude. was waiting for me to put my jayvees August 22, two months early. “I was every time even if it is one the PoriRcl* 3/2/77 $2,493.20 tibutes to him the saying that he only to Mr. and Mrs. Galen Seavey, executive vice president informed them a three- Elman; the Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, To learn more, call Mrs. Siegal or in before he did. Yankees haven’t seen before,” he Trtf*cf« 2/11/78 $76,090.20 regretted that he only had but one life Stafford Springs. at Bob Healy’s basketball camp (in Brian O’Neill Wednesday game suspension had also Second Congregational Church of Mrs. Miner, counselors, at 742-9383. Hoar Factory “I told A1 (assistant coach AI SuporlocU V n m $17,091.3^ Massachusetts) and I got a call from suspended Cashman been imposed on Holmgren a.&vE.R.n B Freiheit) and he said he’d settle for Yankee stars Karen and she said ‘I think it’s because of altercations he and a two-game suspension 7-6.” time,’” Dave recaUed. He made it AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) - New had with Philadelphia against Watson. The final was 14-13. home' and they made it to the Area police report : ^ Hampshire tailback Bill Burnham, a Flyers Jimmy Watson and • M riM Tiu • u p iMts Trophy case smashed hospital in time... senior irom Boston’s Dorchester sec-' liiere’s been a rumor circulating tion, and University of South Windsor chief. If you have • lnplMtidtidrts*SiHMHi assist the injured animal. The Davis The trophy case at Manchester that George Suitor is leaving as Massachusetts halfback Billy y Three persons suffered minor in­ car was struck by a car driven by High was smashed Tuesday, the Police said the arrest was made nCWS for area Bsewhere M99****S29” $ 4 0 0 • Extra I Manchester High boys’ cross country Coleman, a senior from Ipswich, juries in an accident on Rt. 5, South David Cushman, 26, of Warehouse during the investigation of a distur- , ' • , UfM glass reportedly kicked in, and about OUspsKt A O O for ini eana coach. An annoyed Suitor says that’s were selected offensive players of Windsor, Wednesday when a driver Point and it was pushed into Ms. bance at a Rt. 31 horpe. Ms. Smith tOWUSf Call* 1 10 trophies were severely damaged. totally false, untrue, erroneous, etc. the week in the Yankee Football St V our now lounU‘*Nviih stopped to aid an injured fox on the Hemsley and Davis. was released on a $5d0 non-surety That has to be an aU-time low at the sii|H’rl)ItHxl unti a I \ ROPEIUTS sik$uf ElTMFniNni iDMKPKFUnTUK It's been getting around and upset­ Conference for last weekend’s 3llig. v m j fm iiiiii $MND BbSTON (UPI) - The from Heritage Savings and Loan I'laintiflti. Both drivers got out of their cars to peace and third-degree criminal mis- He was held overnight in lieu of Barbara Richmond records in league play. bitten by Penn last week for the s^ M U M O II Mr SiMnI ihn a hdn **■«* chants from both sides of Har­ posting a 11,000 bond and was to be ...... 643-2711 ■ ‘"fhey have a different style than cond straight season, hosts Cornell in at low rates and reasonable terms. s o i i i $tJE $yo Mhr’i cut vard Stadium could be “off­ presented in court in Rockville Hebron U*iM Yale (whom Dartmouth beat, 3-0, other Ivy League contests. In the Yankee Conference, uiNiaiAwtyCr tiiwiWintHfl OUR ense, off-ense” Saturday when last week). That's different than Drive on over to Heritage Moser gets license ____ Karen Biskupiak Massachusetts hosts Rhode Island ' DartmouUj’s Big Green and being better or worse than Yale. It’s .99 t o m o n * 1 .9 0 HM and ask for details. ELLINGTON (UPI) - After a Vernon c "' u xir...... 2284)496 $KI IITTENS»q the. Crimson battle to gain just different. I’ni looking forward to and Connecticut looks for its first win Five of those farms have since at Maine. • Boston University, with three-month delay, Moser Farms passed sanitary inspections and have Lonnie Keniston, 16, of 93 Union Windsor I lA 4K N. the toughest game of the season.” COSH OF HOTFOn HI. ground in the Ivy League foot­ one victory in four games, is at Dairy Inc.’s annual license to ship been issued registrations, the St., Rockville, was charged Joe Restic, whose Harvard defense ball fight. Worcester to face w'inless Holy Cross milk into Massachusetts has been Massachusetts officials said. Wednesday with second-degree ...... 644-1864 lous; has been riddled by Colgate and Uspalfy the cheerleaders whip the in a non-league game. New renewed. Mowr Farms still faces problems criminal trespassing. Tolland Massachusetts in non-league losses, Massachusetts Department of i i a , i A i ______fans into a plea for defensive said the Crimson defense played well Hampshire, 5-0, also plays a non- Heritage Savings with its Connecticut license to sell Police said he and a juvenile were Barbara Richmond ftIUM strength, fiut neither Harvard nor conference game against' visiting Agriculture officials said Wednesday milk in Connecticut. found inside a home at 106 Prospect ...... 643-2711 M im i* in a 17-7 win at Cornell Saturday . &lj)on ^K iatkm • S itu r IH91 -Lv •MM l> « en—ii. ptM. ■» Dartmouth needs encouragement to: "Our defehse is a strong point and if Central Connecticut. the license wasn't renewed July 1, as Connecticut official Robert St. Keniston was released on his Vernon MHV !• .Mir is customary, because Moser Farms stop the other team. we don't do well oh that side of the Boston College, which has moved Josephy said Wedneday he will make promise to appear in court in n,rKar« Rinhm»wi mwin< •• 6. Canucks 3 Soccer leaders at East Catholic Electors, of the Town of George A. Negro Howes back for a return will hold public hearings on sion over the young Minnesota North Phil Esposito scored one goal and Manchester, will be in session President East Catholic High Coach Tom Malin discusses future opponents with soccer tri-caplains engagement, Aeros’ Monday, October 24, 1977, 026-10 Stars. added three assists as the Rangers starting at 7:00 P.M., in the in the Municipal Building, (1. to r.) Kevin Williams, Fred Nassiff and Don Marlin. (Herald photo by Dunni management expected Lafieur picked up where he left off awarded rookie Coach Jean-Guy Hearing Room of the Town Clerk’s Office, on more. last season — a 28-game regular- Talbot with a victory in his New York Municipal Building to bear Tuesday, October 18, 1977 CLASSIFIED A mixed reaction of boos from 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., season scoring streak — with two debut. Mike Walton had two of the and consider the following for the purpose of admitting ADS 3 and cheers greeted the in­ goals, including the game winner. three Vancouver goals. petition: all persons who are found to "Flower " scored at 14:12 of the Penguins 4, Blues 2 troduction of Whalers Item 7 No. 580 BRING be qualified to be Electors. Mark, 22, and Marty, 23. Dave Farley — Request Jean Pronovost celebrated his re­ Anderson features Sports slate Dated at Manchester this RESULTS But when Papa Howe, 49, Special Exception in accor­ cent selection as team captain by 3rd day of October 1977. was introduced as starting dance with Article IV, Section scoring two goals, including the Thursday BOARD OF ADMISSIONS Hockey his 30th major-league 6.01.02 and variance of Article game-winner at 19:09 of the second GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CJiester F. Bycholski, INDEX in East swim win season, the Houston fans II, Section 13.13 and Section W in d h a m uI Selectman N O T IC fi period. Brian Spencer and Greg 13.14 to conduct sale of used opening period on a power play to Manchester, 3:13 stood and cheered. Irene R. Pisch, 1 — Lost and Found Malone rounded out the Penguins’ vehicles in conjunction with 2 — Building an early lead, the East Catholic girls’ swimming The Aeros did not want Selectman Psrsonsla give Montreal a 2-1 lead and fired in scoring, while Garry Unger and Rick Friday existing limousine service 3 — Announesmsflio team cruised yesterday to a 90-77 triumph over homestanding to lose the Howes after Mildred M. Schaller. 4 — his second tally 1:42 into the third Bourbonnais scored for St. Louis. operation, which requires Entertsinmsnt Wethersfield High. FOOTBALL their four-year contract Selectman 5 - Auctions session. Kings 2, Burons 0 East Catholic vs. South Used Car Dealer’s License — ran out after last season. Edward Tomkiel, FINANCIAL "The first game is always the Marcel Dionne and Ernie Hicke Hie Elagles, 2-1, had an insurmoun­ Standout performer for 13 Pleasant Street — In­ 6 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgsgts Catholic at Dillon But a 1976-77 pre-season Town Clerk toughest. " he said. "It takes a little each scored a goal and assisted on table 32-point advantage after seven Wethersfield was junior Karen dustrial Zone. 9 — Personal Loans Stadium, 7:30 argument between Gor­ 020-10 10 - Insurance while for you to reach your full the other's taily and Glenn Goldup events. In two closing events, the 500- Smyers. She won the 200-yard in­ Information pertaining to SOCCER die's wife, Collen, and above may be obtained in the EMPLOYMENT capacity. But I'm sure there'll be assisted on both as one line ac­ yard freestyle and 400-yard free dividual medley and 500-yard 13 — Help Wanted Fermi at Manchester, Aeros' Owner George Planning Office. 14 — some improvement as the season counted for all the scoring. Rogatien relay, they elected to swim unof­ freestyle, setting a new Wethersfield LEGAL Business Opporluniiies Ball passing night 3 :3 0 Bolin caused the depar­ 15 - Situation Wanted progresses ' Vachon stopped 24 shots for the ficially. school mark in the latter at 5:36.0. All persons Interested may at­ Cheney Tech at ture. tend these meetings. NOTICE EDUCATION Minnesota Coach Ted Harris, who shutout. Jake Banks, who spent many years in pro baseball and who Junior Bridget Anderson was one Results: ORDER OF NOTICE 18 — Private instructions Cromwell, 3:15 “ We kept the Howes in ZONING BOARD OF Leadership unsurpassed saw his team take a 1-0 lead and W HA of the standout performers for East, 200 medley relay: 1. East (K. Viola, JUNIA PATRICK STOUTE 19 — Schoois-Ciesses played with several Manchester teams in the old Twi League, Rockville at Windsor the WHA,” Kelley said. APPEALS 20 - Instructions Wanted narrow two-goal deficits has no doubt capturing the 100-yard butterfly and Dakin, Tucker, Price).2:08.2. vs. Rusty Patenaude scored twice to South Windsor at Paul J. Rossetto, the Canadiens will improve. wasn’t able to attend the West Side Old Timers’ reunion due to il­ 200 free: 1. Ryan (W), 2. McCaffrey "We don’t owe the Aeros REAL ESTATE help the Racers overcome a four- 100-yard backstroke, setting a pool PATRICIA BURGMAN — Windsor Locks Secretary 23 Homes for Sale lness but he did remember Matt Moriarty Sr. John Chomick, (EC), 3. L. Bradley (EC) 2:24.6. anything because the Aeros STOUTE 24 — Lots-Lsnd for Sale "The Canadiens are a goal effort by Stingers' center Richie record in the latter with a 1:11.0 Dated this 13th day of Oc­ 200 I.M.: 1. Smyers (W), 2. C. Viola Bolton at Vinal Tech State of Connecticut 25 — Investment Property powerhouse, " he said. "They Leduc ... Tom Webster netted two right, a former teammate of Banks, was asked to present a ball clocking. tober, 1977. 26 — Business Property (EC), 3. Price (EC) 2:19.3. Ellington at Suffield Superior Court 27 — Resort Property probably won't lose more than one autographed by rnembers of the St. Louis Cardinals to Moriarty. Sophomore Jane Price was a Road race 023-10 Veal inspiration goals and Whalers' goalie A1 Smith 50 free: 1. Scalley (EC), 2. D. Bradley 26 - Real Estate W anted game all season " solid contributor. She garnered se­ CROSS COUNTRY County of Hartford recorded his eighth WHA shutout ... Banks was once in the St. Louis organization and trained with (EC), 3. Fason (W) :30.0. WESTFIELD, Mass, At Hartford MISC. SERVICES Doug Risebrough, rookie Pierre cond place in the 100-yard fly, third in Manchester-Fermi- and Bobby Huli scored once in each the club in the 30s. Moriarty said the ball would be turned over to Diving: 1. Tuller (EC), 2. Frazier I UPI I — Westfield State September 27, 1977 31 — Services Offered Mondou, Doug Jarvis, Guy Lapointe the 200-yard individual m ^ le y and Rockville at Hall 32 — Painting-Papenng period to pace the Jets, who exploded (EC), 3. Martel (W) 153.70 points. College will hold a 6.5 mile NOTICE TO PATRICIA — Building-Contracting a grandson. (Herald photo by Pinto) East Catholic at South 33 to girl runners and Yvan Cournoyer added one goal for five third-period goals. anchored the winning 200-yard 100 fly: 1. Anderson (EC), 2. Price road race Oct. 22 at the BURGMAN STOUTE 34 — Roofing-Sidmg Catholic INVITATION 35 — Hesting-Plumbing each for Montreal. NiclP Beverley, medley relay team. In the latter. (EC), 3. Fulton (W) 1:12.2. Western Avenue campus. UPON THE COMPLAINT 36 — Flooring By LEN ALSTER Pierre Jarry and Roland Eriksson Price had to come from behind, 100free; 1. C. Viola (EC), 2. McCaffrey Cheney Tech at Bacon The race has been named of the plaintiff in the above- 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage (EC), 3. Zenzie (W) 1:02.3. Academy TO BID 36 - Services Wented Herald Sporlswriler shot goals for Minnesota. swimming a strong freestyle to win it I he James Banacos Road entitled action praying for Elsewhere in the NHL. the New at the wire. 100 back: 1. Anderson (EC), 2. Manchester/Fermi at Sealed bids will be received in reasons therein set forth, for a MISC. FOR SALE Kaee in honor of Banacos, 40 — Household Goods She suffered through the dog days, the first two years, when 2- Bowling Cornwall (W), 3. Scalley (EC) 1:11.0. Hall (girls) dissolution of marriage and York Rangers whipped Vancouver, 6- Senior Co-Captain Siobhan Scalley the Office of The Director of 41 _ Articles for Sale 500 free: 1. Smyers (W), 2. Ryan (W), paralyzed m a Westtield 5 and 1-7 records were compiled. 3. Pittsburgh skated past St. Louis. 4- won the 50-free and took third in the General Services, 41 Center other relief on the ground of 42 — Building Supplies GIRLS SWIMMING Slate lacrosse game in — 3. Beck (W) 5:36.0. Street, Manchester, Connec­ irretrievable breakdown 43 Pets -Birds- Dogs C She also "went out last year and 2, and Los Angeles blanked 100-back while freshman Anne Tuller Hall at .Vlanchcsicr, 1970. .All who want to par­ 44 — Livestock 100 breast: 1, Fulton (W), 2. Dakin ticut until October 28, 1977 at returnable before the above 45 — Boats & Accessories recruited four or five girls. Maybe Cleveland, 2-0. 348, Jen Terinzonie 136-343, took honors in diving. Karen McCaf­ FLORAL- Dee Simmons (EC), 3. Tucker (EC) 1:19.0. 3 :3 0 ticipate may register at 11:00 a m. for the following: named Court to be held at 46 — Sporting Goods they weren’t that good but they were In the World Hockey Association, 195-510, D olores S tockton 129, frey took seconds in the 100 and 200- 400 free relay: 1. Wethersfield 4:46.5. East Catholic al (he school for the first an­ 47 — Garden Products SIDEWALK Hartford on the first Tuesday 46 — A ntiques bodies. We wouldn't have a team Indianapolis rallied for a 5-4 victory Sherry Smith 127-340. yard freestyles. Newington, 3:30 nual event. CONSTRUCTION, of November, 1977 and upon a 49 - Wanted to Buy without her." states Coach Phil PINNETTES- Gert SIDEWALK motion in said action for an RENTALS Blanchette. B arile 182-490, Marion Pl.NNETTES- Gert order of notice, it appearing to 52 Rooms for Rent RECONSTRUCTION, — Apartments tor Rent Now the Manchester High girls’ B arile 182-490, Marion 53 Haines 224-498. Jai alai entries RETAINING WALLS and being found by the sub­ 54 — Homes for Rent cross country program is prospering. Haines 224-498, Carol Jai aiai resuits scribing authority that the 55 — Business tor Rent D NOTE: All Federal Labor, 56 — Resort Property for Rent It has 17 active members, those TEE-'I’OTALERS - Leda Moriarty 480. said defendant or 57 — Wanted to Rent T Thunday Nigfai luni EDA minority business enter­ serious about running. c 2. Gone to part unknown, 56 - Misc for Rent LIlMl S-l LTtai Nicol 190, Fran Misseri RBT 12 aMIH prise participation, and 90 day And now times are good for Lori FRONT-END llm k t-1 1 ta i Weclnesdav Night and that notice of the instuti- HOME ENGINEERS- L k ii C m 4-1 2-iMe8i SsbestiM til 14C 2iC ^ ^ m iMTu 17.40 IIM IM construction start regulations AUTOMOTIVE 207-537, Martie Barilla 176, M il------M I h t a $1 FVT 61 — Autos for Sale Veal. She. junior Katie Hennessy and Volleyball 1-1 1 -In m C m L M 4J9 ZJIrtaM Drpiaca 121 3 il tion of this action most likely Bonnie Low ell 198-512, ikM M 4.MHI 7-1 ils n k i 1-1 apply to this Bid. — Nancy Washburn 210-521, ALIGNMENT 2-lNtlM I I M m 4.M 4-Fnecaics U r n 4.21 34 s m Ecss» ts i n to come to his/her attention is 62 Trucks for Sale sophomore Lynne Wright are usually EAST CATHOLIC I M l K M 7-1 IBmk 1-1 Mtii iN im m t k 24 $40.21 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Pat Twerdy 198-511, Donna Cathy Bohjalian 180, A ll i k m M l C-1 L U L E n 71 M b 1-2 m.N The Town of Manchester is an ht M IM 4.CI " NrfscU M $I3.N rw fscta 4-2 U l.N that hereinafter ordered: it is 64 — Moiorcydes-Bicydes the top finishers. In meets to date It went down to the wire as the LhiSIM I 7. M ;. M b t-7 7.lmM $■1 — Magowan 476. Laurie Dumont ,193-467, A m e ric a n I M i M I t-1 m S s 2-3 $31JC Trifseta M-4 t2l4.M Trif«1a 4-2-3 $111.71 equal opportunity employer, ORDERED, that the notice 65 CemperS'Trailers-MoDile i M i h ^ i M Ltairiii $1 Mcts2-3$71M Homes they’ve taken turns beating each East Catholic girls’ volleyball squad Hildur Zawistowski 476, cars ' "Honest folksf'. T. 74 tn ImMs TOTII and requires an affirmative _____11 a ia iM Trifseta 2-H $1.I37.1I son of the institution of said action 66 _ Automotive Service other and the opposition. But when 12 I t-1 l - u T u M4 T-14 141144 744 174 7-7iMi O tsik I 1S.2I I . t-frtim 26 4.M 6.N IN IM dropped a five set match to Rockville And w e put all i-U S-U M4 M4 action policy (or all of its Con­ REC - Ralph Doyer 360, Marlys Dvorak 456, Kris W e’ll set caster camber and toe-in to ' S4cfim S.4I IN be given the defendant by 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease BOBn $4mm Cirtts I I . 40 3.N you talk about leadership, Veal yesterday. Scores were 15-11, 4-15, Higley 456. manufacturer's original specifi­ estimates 144 M4 U-3 13JI in tm 34n^ Imk S.W 2-ZiMa 2i 0 tractors and Vendors as a con­ Bill Pagani 130-350, John lEbbbS>8i M L 41 L 14JC I M I some proper officer or in­ stands head and shoulders above the cations. charging nothing extra for t S X A OMm Ii $-7 37IN Qm M i 1-5 $27.40 dition of doing business with 15-12, 9-15 and 15-8 at the Eagles’ ''.^in writing." , llH B M m M I 41 I 3-JmsMi I 4 J I N rfseta t-$ $74.10 different person causing a Faulds 136-350, Dave Foss cars with factory air or torsion bars. I tab Um M l 7-7 I PirfMti 74 t274.M rest. Nest. Ihtijfm lm i t 4 t 4 U t Trifseta 74-3 $t24JI Trifseta 14-2 $2IU I the Town, as per Federal true and attested copy of this 130, Fred Baker - high no MERCANTILE- Walt lLM l i a bffb a i b l 1! i tata tam i M t 74 I I t-S $17111 Order 11246. "She was an inspiration to the Best for 3-7 East were Monica At Firestone we're LtaMiiaiibllMi _____ UL talb Tr«Nt8 14-3 HUM snom LUVOmf Order of Noyce to be □ NOTICES mark 97. Bender 158-415, Leo Foglia I t a f lM I M U O anU m m 7.40 4.N SJO famous for brake IFmtaitaa 4-li.hftanM 41 lltabbrib 34irita S J I SiO 4.N Bid forms, plans and published in the Manchester other girls even in 10th grade, ” Murphy, Liz Kozuch, Katie Murphy, jobs because we do l ES i M U 7. ta i bb ■ S -1 jjU i U m i 41 7. ‘ 1 I.N I N Uranebes Csmalti IN 4il 144-391, Dick Krinjak 135- t ta bb I M MubdWi I 1L2I 7.44 IM things some places L kkm Taib 7-11 ( m Ui b m 41 L EnM U m 24Mto 6JI ilsscm Marts 140 specifications are available at Evening Herald a newspaper Blanchette started, "She’d go Yvonne Nolen, Geri Lombardo and I 7. bn M l M 1-Jm Siriii 3 J I 3 J I Lost amt Found 1 FRIENDSHIP Pat 137-379, Russ Wilson 140- don't. Our price for S H tahtaitaabi OB tata (■___ Q M sb 3-S t41.W NtaWa 14 $2141 the General Services Office, circulated daily in the area jogging by the junior highs and you'd Suzanne Willett. 1 Im lii^ 71 1-U 1-4-714-714-7 1-14144 74-7144 M“W 4 ll-M M lin k 3JC Nriieta 3-t 61ILN N rfseta 1-1 t t I T I Thibodeau 207-528, Lee 369, John Naretto 153-389, any American car. M Ftmmi Tnb 14 m M Trifseta I-1-3 ^ N 41 Center Street, Manchester, see the others wanted to be like her. I except luxury, in­ Trifseta 3-M IM lU t where the defendant is most LOST - In the vicinity of A4ain East won the jayvee tilt, 15-11, 11- 74-1 744 M-l 74-1 mm . 4-11117.71 ill7 . 7 l nVELFTI Bean 197-175-529, Lou Tou- Stan Zima 145-384, Roland cludes: installing L ML ______M M Trifm $-14 m n i Qom Connecticut. likely to be, once a week for and Henry Streets. Gray "Her leadership ability is unsur­ 15 and 15-7. Margie Botteron, Carole $ 4 rtfiri Ecsmts IIN 4.N 4.N tain 466, Walt DeLisle 208- Guillotte 147-154, Jim Bell I linings, new front 2. 1-2 I Irtw taota M M S-MmsUtm nM T.N I N TOWN OF MANCHESTER, two successive weeks, com­ female cat wearing white flea passed by any team captain in any Murphy, Sue Messier, Joan Gerrity seals and brake 14-1 1 M llm ftnB $-11 lM8 M m 2-Frandics ftw ric a 4JI m 24m Mm 4il 4.N 523, Rich Johnson 201, Bill 153-377, Vic Salcius 137-378, LRTC' 1-1 $-Jl88 lU I 144 144 $4rspi Ssfetito 121 14m Merit IN CONNECTICUT mencing on or before October collar. Call 649-9K0 or 646- hardware, rebuild­ i 7-2 i tw UnM M itoik liM t-m I N L N sport here,” Blanchette insisted, and Maria Delgadillo were standouts I i il8 8 JM 71 (N sW8 24 $41N N M a 2 -t $3S.N 6400. Avery 542, Don Woodbury Rich Luko 147-361, Bill ing calipers, resur­ ik S-1 L M l 7.1 11 4 J I ROBERT B. WEISS, 20, 1977, and that return of "She knows how to get girls up for a for 7-3 East. facing rotors, re- IBsnkkk M U . N rfm $2 $1I7.N N rfseta $-2 $141N Moorhouse 160-138-428, M 24 $3T JI Trifseta 1-24 $4K2I Trifseta $-2-1 $4N.N GENERAL MANAGER such service be made to the 505, Dick Woodbury 503, I paciung front wheel bearings, inspecting 7. i it I-2 7 . M I fmkHk $-2 S1I2JI IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed meet, more than I can do. If I have master cylinder and brake hos^, bleeding las?* ti IEL MU IITn»«a:2S32 019-10 above-named Court. Tom Kershaw 503. Nick Twerdy 142-380, Stan 7. Ml Tnb 72 74 T rihd a S-2-7 $472JI someone with a problem 1 usually Soccer > CMm* m i fiHkii li m Ml hatm lam IM IL $lt2.2S7 A true copy attest tri color male, Oakland Street Mirucki 350, Bill Sheekey I •r,‘T ec7.,'‘a‘*r“y »=ES5' I P «S C L iHljh Wl I M1-1 4-7-1 a T I a442 1 7 ^ 7 -2 24-7 24-1 147 24-7 M-l t-24 $44 $44 area. Mixed breed send them to Lori. With girls, peer ILLING fluid, then road H n / k K E Eldward R. Dyer black/white female, Tolland TWI-LITE- Rosemarie 374, Don McAllister 350, M 4 7-M 7-U Deputy Sheriff, influence is more important and Illing Junior High’s varsity soccer I testing car. Sin- ^xa/CDl_l A l II l^ke. area. Tri color, female Lovett 176, Marilyn Stan Jarvis 359, Harry tie PUton Sy«. OVERHAUL / ■ ■ ...... Hartford County that's why she's so effective. She’s team blanked Webb, 1-0, yesterday in tem$ Only. Beagle, Olcott Street area. Eastwood 175, Luci Cook Buckminster 353, Hank Contact Manchester Dog been thru just about everything im­ Lori Veal Wethersfield. I ~ ^------AGWAY Thomas F. Kelsey aginable. 181, Dottie Whitehead 198- Frey 390, Dick Simmons Warden, 6464555. The Rams now sport a 3-1-1 mark 357. Assistant Gerk of "A t the big meet (Knights of 462, Mary Botticello 176- I Get the real "I told her the end of last year while Webb slips to 3-2-1. _ 26 delicious flavors (16 regular, I the aforesaid P o n o n a li 2 Columbus Invitational) the other 477, Lynne Topping 452, Before the first snow Superior Court some from the junior high might Andy Brown scored the only goal in I hite. bring your car 10in /lioildiet) thskfthat tsaciotaste as good sac as ^ Gerry Tracy 450, Marilyn WANTED RIDE To and from day," the second-year coach con­ com e up and beat her,” Blanchette the second period off a cross from ST. JAMES- Lucille and your winter tires APPLIANCE SALE taste Coke, Canada Dry, Pepsi. 7-Up 081-9 tinued to rattle off in machine-gun recalled, "and all she said was she Hewinson 457. I to Firestone for fast, Constitution Plaza. Working Bob Monaco. Illing goalie Tim Krinjak 126, Bette Vittner profesaional mount­ and Schweppes. hours, 8:30 to 5; 15, on bus line. fashion, "the sophomores seemed didn’t care as long as the team wins. ing. We'll remove MICROWAVE OVENS McCarthy had 15 saves, Webb’s 132-349, Giselle Golding I FAMILY SIZE FREEZERS Call 649-1573. nervous but at the line Lori cracked a All she cares about is winning and ELKS- Whit Hastings both regular tires INVITATION keeper had 16 stops. Alex Britnell, 142, Frieda Madden 125, and mount your snow k joke or something and calmed them doing the best she can. 139-135-402, Nick Twerdy Sparky Laggis and Bob Tyler played Gayle Robson 354. I tires on the same TO BID down." 363, Art Cabral 152-391, Bill rims, then inflate for 1/2 the □ EMPLOYMENT "Lori thinks nothing of running well. them to proper air Lori is another in a long line of Winnie 162-393, Ernie Sealed bids will be received in after practice. She’ll grab a couple of Illing’s next tilt is Saturday mor­ I ressure. Be an early- Only about 1(K a bottle by the runners in the Harold Veal family. Pepin 361, Stan Seymour Eird and get your the Office of The Director of Holp Wtntod 13 teammates and have them run with ning at 10 o’clock against crosstown A N T I Q U E S - J o a n snow treads mounted now by Firestone, the IS cu. IL price. case of 24 10 oz. bottles. Hus 140, R occo Dicenso 141-371. I General Services, 41 Center Her older sister, Ruth, ran and her her and it seems to have helped. It D eD om in icis 131, Sally professional tire people. And remembtf to * tax and refundalrefundable deposit. Bennet at Mt. Nebo. ask about our ^ _ ChM t Street, Manchester, Connec­ SALES POSmON - Straight younger brother, Harry, runs for MoMFHtSC seems her pupils are blossoming and Anderson 135-350, Lynne I precision tire bal­ SNOW TIRE commissions, leads furnished BENNET JV BLOSSDMS- Ann ancing. Call ua ticut until October 27, 1977 at Bennet Junior High. TTiere is yet beating her now. Talbot 125, Reggie Gburski MOUNTING to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Improving its record to 2-1, the Geagan 129-364. this week for an 11:00 a m. for the following: another coming along who "I don’t think she’d mind if five on 129-135-128-392, Sophie I appointment. Bennet jayvee soccer team blanked CONSTRUCTION OF SITE Blanchette believes will also run one the team beat her as long as it wins Burger 128-353, Bev Ander­ STEADY WORK - Reliable, Webb of Wethersfield yesterday by a I DRAINAGE day. the state championship. That’s what CATERERS- Angie Or­ EMet Riot! hard worker, who wants son 127-352. CONTRACT NO. 1 - Her leadership also comes in 4-0 count. Tim Carmel scored two tolan! 134, Carol Rawson Save 6(K a case on diet soda. Mix and match, steady employment, good in­ I'd like. I’d like to win the state titie MANCHESTER come. Call 5284702 between 9- goals, one on a penalty kick, and 129-134-375, Joan Mixer 148- ® another form. "She’s not improving this year for Lori. She’s struggled put together a case from our 10 delicious diet 2 only. Shawn Whlston one for Bennet. The INDUSTRIAL PARK as rapidly as last year but still three years to get it going and it I Deluxe Champion'^ flavors. At all Connecticut and Rhode Island fourth score bounced in off a Webb The Town of Manchester is an steadily. But Lori is still the would be real nice to cap things off 14-Rly Pblyeeter Cord +H rt|xoiji±- PoP Shoppes, October 12 throu^ 16. NOW accepting applications defender. Paul Hohenthal, Tim Ellis SaL, 0eL 1 8 -8 PM equal opportunity employer, for full time employment. yardstick. She’s the measuring stick like that,” Blanchette said wishfully. and requires an affirmative and Bill Perry were Bear defensive BICYCLES M« for each set of Bid a.m. Barrett Plumbing Supp­ The active senior, secretary of the Illing Junior High’s jayvee soccer WE WILL BE CLOSED S credit card w mounted fre^ W L W 1 0 1 0 ( 2 ONLY) .MawfrHtH; 249 Spencer St, (adjacent to K-M«t)/W. Hartioed: So. ly , 331 B roa d S treet. Gustamachio was timed in 17:02. l A f l la p Documents. The deposit is Round Table singers, member of team dropped its first game of the M o m s e p t . i7ih t o ! : ■ ■ : ------— ------1 QuakCTLmftNewBittainAwc./BeMofeFannin0oaAwniie/Avaa: 195 Manchester. Ken Pitts of the Beavers placed third 27th Wea Mabi (Rt 44)/N«w Brittau 314 Broad St (In the New En^nd. refundable to Bidders upon National Honor ^ i e t y , winner of season, 3-0, to Nathan Hale School of 1 W OPHN THURS. CLOSED SUNDAYS return of documents in good behind Portland’s Scott Coman. WE WILL RE-OPEN ON Mon. Tuoa. Wad. Shopl/WnidMngInn; 920 Queen St (Rt. 10) . , ^ NURSES AIDES. Part time, the Harvard Radcliffe Book Award Coventry yesterday. "22 I f T |U S condition. Summary: 1. Gustamachio (CT), 2. SEPT. 22 2 5 p L u n FiiO-OMO Htnin tain-Anthony’s Super a V > ^ 1 high startinging rate, excellent for being the most outstanding Illing goalie John Paggioli was AT OUR NEW n M N n i m BWI Market/IHotflMd;CopacoShop;^ * XISC- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Coman (P ), 3. Pitts (CT), 4. Manning il4d lU | llil MMKHnfn I Thun. |H M M benefits Amily in person Mrs. junior, and in the top 10 per cent of kept busy making 27 saves. The LOOATION 14 adm. - $-lt yra, H t Center/Varmn; Rt 30, (K-Matt Shopping CONNECTICUT Ferguson,,% Director m to'r of Nursing IP), 5. .Smedick (P ), . Dabroi (CT), i-o M r u lier class throughout high school, is a 6 RT.IM VERNON, OT. Under tyra. Pfae 540 u m STATE RD. Center)/MtddbliNnK 749 Saybrook Rd. (next to ta s te ROBERT B. WEISS. or Mr. Atlas. Lorraine Manor young Rams, 4-1, managed just four MHcNorthOf Set. 7. Bransfield (P), 8. Fitzgerald (CT), 1««---- For niloe pM 229-4838 FoodTown)/GiiiAHK R t. 12 Sheetz Plaza GENERAL MANAGER Nursing Home, 25 Lorraine competitor, She likes to win, but in­ shots as they had a case of missed vwiwn WWW J V C ! MANCHESTER Tel. 643-5123 t-S:00 ^WRW^ 9. Foster (CT), 10. Holland (CT). MiiWors n q u in d I for 1/2 the price J*0:55-10 Street. 233-8242. dividual honors aren’t foremost. traps and bad passes. 8 7 2 -8 1 M I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 13, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B PAGE S I X -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmchetter, Conn., Thura., Oct. 13,1977 ArtMaa i 41 I For •ate 39 Nom 6« Fdr idte 23 Homaa For Sale 33 Homaa For fate 23 Homaa For Safa .33 ...... ^ ...... ■ t 13 Help Wanted 13 Biuhma Opportu^ tala 33 t H»tp WaiifMf 3 Help Wanted LOAM, San^ gravel, washed GLASTONBURY > Rustic National Weather Forecast stone, flU. Prompt deUvery. LEGAL SECRETARY - Our SMALL ENGINE Service COVENTRY - 40 acre lEgg Contemporary on beautiful Landscaping. 74i-7833 , 640- small office in Glastonbury is Corporation -expaiMling deajjhic Farm, with three story bam. Minnechaug Mountain area. 3 0 0 0 3 0 .3 4 Wanted — Male or Female looking for an experienced network. No 6x|itrlenc6 Sutler-type buU ^. %wer Lovely OMar wood and tber- 2178. legal secretary. We need necessary. Complete tralnihg : piaht, SM other out Dulldbigs, m o f ^ f g l M s bring in the idus Three Lovely Homes. PRE^IGE AREA ALUMINUM sheets used as gJie KeratJi someone with excellent typing program. 3600. Investment beauty and sunshine of the skills, but steno is not required to start your own. Otlen invited. B/W Realty, outdoors. Four bedrooms, two printing plates, .007 thick, BILLING AND SCHEDULING 23x32” , 2s cents each or 5 lor necessary. We think it Is an in­ buainess. Ideal for retired or 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 9 . ______firnlaces. .1.3 wooded seres. 31. Phone 64927U. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLERK teresting position, with good part time. Detalli on request. 687,900. Century 21, y, and liberal benefits for Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field 338,900 NEW ON market. Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. S! right person. 633-4617. ’Training Division Box 619„ Overslsed O m (25x34) With UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Scouta, Boy and GUI Scouts, Wading River, New York. two room i batliths partlklly MANCHESTER • WeJust DEPENDABILITY is of the utmost importance! 5- Brownies, nurses, East PART ’TIME Secretarial Posi­ 11793. finished 'epiace, large listed this lovely Cape. Three V. CathoUc ^ o o l . 6491225. ^ PHONE 643-2711 day week. Pleasant in-town working conditions; tion. Qualifications: Accurate kitchen, pb walls, garage bedrooms, formal dining typing, good communications SERVICE BUSINESS with and a private Mttihg. room. Wooded private V. plus many company benefits! Some typing. Apply in SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD m ils, hours flexible, call Mr. 3800 a week Income available Crockett, Realtors 843-1517. backyard. Excellenit'hondi-.,. person to Mr. Harry Jensen, Department Manager. lowiii naniAfuut processed gravel, stone, sand George Hoke, 2766666. In this area. A caidi buainesi, tion. 138,900. C ehtU rf 21, and fUl. For aeUvery call minimum down payment 639,900 SEVEN room Colonial Jaclut^/Avante, 646-1M6.. ra^ljdred.!2 0 3 6 2 7 -^ , with IW baths, fireplace, George H. Grifflng, Andover, 7497m . knotty pine rec room...owner MANCHESTER - Roitel slips m ! TAG SALES bou ^t new home, anxious to showing? Bring yoinr SEARS ROEBUCK TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - MORURTY BROTHERS LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY. go. T.J. Crockett Realtors, dieckbook and buy thip neat TAG SALE - Four family. SCO. E 3 * Good condition. Good for TAG SALE - 4 man rubber Large corporation offering a 6«-1577^______three bedroom Cape. New WtATNlS FOTOCAST • Apartment 36 & 38 Elro plaUng, or welding. CaU 649 boat, furniture, and other mis­ groimd floor opportunity to kitchen. |36,400. Century 21, Street. Saturday October 15th 315 Canter 8t. Manehaeter m w icm iiir PiTi io i 3fSi from noon til 6:00 p.m. cellaneous items. 10 to 5, rain m en and w om en In the JUST REDUCED. House for Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. or shine. 169 Brlarwood E)rive, only. Inside 10 to 4. Furniture, Connecticut area. Be a part of sale. 335,000 to 332,500. CaU baby clothes, antiques. I O n tfoln g faidlT ldw d d m i M u 40 Arvlnt Plac* For period ending 7 a:m „ Friday, Oct. 14. Thursday night DARK LOAM - 5 yards, 332.00 off Keeney Street. Saturday, a successiul conuMny opera­ after 5 p.m., 647-9604. SOUTH WINDSOR - Two Have you met Bev Malone? I a M ICROW AVE OVEN will find some rain over parts of the mid Atlantic states and plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed October 15th. DEM ONSTRATOR. Tbrn tion in thousands o f . retail O fte n acres surround this 4-bedroom TAG SALE - Two Family. Oc­ stately U-room Dutch Colonial. full wall-to- Lakes region, while generally fair weather , is indicated sand and stone. 6499m . D llhU a w aak and Saturdajra. stores coast-hHwasL Bamhig: COLUMBIA - 344,900. 44 Ft. Garrison Colonial. Parquet tober 15th, 10 to 4. Household MANCHESTER Insurance wall carpeting, 2Vk baths, two flreplaces, private elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate TAG SALE ■ Rain or shine. RN $ - IPN A m ljr P an oon el D epartm ent, potential unlimited. Need in- Raised Ranch. 2 baths, floors, fireplace, family and miscellaneous. No Agency Seeking full time S CHAIN SAWS - New and used. Saturday and Sunday, October T n e e d i y 1 t o 3, W e d . , 10 t o U , dlvlduahi capable of servicing caUiederal ceiUng. Wooded yard with large slate terrace, six bedrooms with maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 41 (59), Boston presales. 92 Bretton Road. Are you dashing out to look at mature person to work in auto room. |(B,900. Century 21, Replacement chains and 15th, 16th. 10 to 6. Wicker, a n d 1 t o 3; S a t 10 t o U . 5 to 10 retail store'accounts a acre. Lessenger Sells, 646- master suite and numy custom unique features. Jackaton/Avante, 646-1316. 42 )54) Chicago 40 ( 62), Dallas 49 (77), Cleveland 42 (56), Manchester. insurance department. Duties NURSE AIDES repairs on all makes. Capitol plants, glass, antiques, every house in the classified sec­ week. An Investment of 31000 8713. Low ISO’s. Denver 35 (61), Duluth 37 ( 55), Houston 47 (78), Jacksonville include policy processing, E qual O pportim itj E m ployer Equipment Co., Inc., 38 Main clothing and more. Something to 37847.50 in invotory plus MANCHESTER - U&R built 46 (65), Kansas City 44 ( 66), Little Rock 40 (72), Los Angeles TAG SALE - Corner Pioneer tion? Are you running from one W a g , and telephone contact COMPANONS Street, Manchester. 6497958. for everyone at low-46w wth clients. Salary commen­ ten hours of your time a week MMtKSTB KWTOMiHKT Colonial. 4-5 bedrooms, 2 60 ( 70), Miami 62 (78), Minneapolis 37 (57L New Orleans 42 pices. 28 Lilley Street, Heights & Pinney Road. real estate office to another trying Needed to provide nursing surate with experience. Will required. No aelUng Involved. IMMACULAn RANCH fli^ la ces, beautiful in-ground (70) New Yor4u46 ( 55), Phoenix 62 ( 92), San Francisco 52 Manchester. Somers, Connecticut. 10 a.m. services in private homes STRAW. ExceUent mulching to find the right house? If you are, train. Employe benefits. Send We wiU train you. High return • r o o m . bedroom R anch in con­ JJ). REM. ESTATE concrete pool. See it today. to 4. Miscellaneous items and EXPERIENCED Pizza man 3 (73)’ Seattle 48 (61), St, Louis 39 ( 62), Washington 50 ( 58). stratv. No p a in seeds. No and medical facilities. of profits each and every 387,900. Century 2l, TAG SALE - 2 Ridgewood books. Saturday October 22nd. resume to Box AA, c/o wanted. Apply at Vie’o Pizza, ven ien t location . F lrep la ced living weed seeds, Buckland Farms, you have not met Bev Malone. Manchester Herald. Consideration given to wedc. For more information Jackaton/Avante, 646-1316. Street. Saturday, 10 to 3. Fur­ 151 West Middle Turpike, room , fw tn al dining room . 1 c a r 644-2361 after 6:30 p.m. preference of days and caU 265-7140 in Wallingford. M *-i«a o niture, dog shipping crates, attached garage, P L U S fireplace As soon as you meet Bev, she Manchester. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Believe tober 15th. 232 Autumn Street. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST hours — 4 to 40 hours In w alk-oat batem eot. N icely R Zimmer. 847-1188 ROCKS FOR FILL. All sizes- collectables, small SItuatton Wanted lit this? ’Three bedroom Colonial appUances. 9:30 to 3:30. Rain or shine. will take the time to find out what I. B.S. degree required, available weekly. Live-in IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - lan dscap ed lot w ith p rivacy in fin e Iree. For more information Cape. 2-car garage, large lot. Several families, some an­ experience preferred, 35-hour companions also needed. On all Uuee shifts for printed Y tsldeiiU al n elghbertiood. Ideal 40 call 646-8447. kind of house you really want. CHILD CARE in Ucensed 337,900.900. Century T’ 21, Lota-Land lor Salo 24 Housohold Goods TAG SALE. Television, tiques, odds and ends fur­ week. Excellent fringe Malpractice coverage, circuit board quality control area isr^'tU M ren. 9M. 009. C a U Then, she will give all her time and home. 7 - 6 daUy, three meals, Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. record player, dining room niture, baby clothes, mis­ benefits, good starting salary. bonding, and working- inspectors. Contact Multi Cir­ A rthur or S ota n n eS b orii, 1461733. 325,900 - TASTEFULLY REFRIGERATORS WEDDING GOWN - Size 13. Apply Mansfield ’Training laundry outings and overtime HMBTa inTOIIMHT MANCHESTER - Industrial set, lots more. 192 Wells cellaneous. Resonably priced. attention to finding you that house, men's compensation pro­ cuits Inc., 50 Harrison Street, J. WATSON BEACH CO. remodeled 3 Bedroom Cap Washers, ranges, used, Pearled appliqued, with School, Mansfield Depot, services. Miuicbester. Deb­ 332,900 - 3 BEDROOM Ranch. land, 1 acre, R.R. Siding. Street. Saturday and Sunday, vided. Manchester. bie, 643-1790. Mw ic h sW ir oM m S47-S1M Basement. Quiet area. Quick P r lc ^ to sell. Brokers in­ guaranteed and clean. New matching picture hat. Asking and before you know it you will be Connecticut, Personnel Of­ MALTOna ML$ TWO FAMILY Formal dining. Excellent con­ 10 to 5. occupancy. vited. 523-7436, 522-3114. shipment damaged, GE and 3175. Please call 8793494. moving to your new home. fice. Monday through Friday, LICENSED REAL Estate XqiM/ Nomine Opportunity O oie to bat line tad tch ooli. 8 6 4 6 -1 ^ dition. Convenient location. AN) A ASSISTANCE Frlgldaire. Low prices. B.D. TAG SALE - Saturday and Building Supplies 42 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p. An Equal agent needed. Must be lull U rge room s oo etch floor plat Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. OUN MARK III sklis and of NortliMstom B O L T O N - H E B R O N - Pearl and Son, 649 Main Sunday October 15th, 16ui. 9 to If you’re ready to find a house (^portunity/Affirmative Ac­ time and wilUng to work. □ EDUCATION ^M clou t divided attic. H irdw ood COLUMBIA - Brand new Street, 6492171. Main Street, step-in bindings. Size 185 and 3 tion Employer. ConiMCticut, Inc. ANDOVER. From 1 to 20 5. Miscellaneous items. 936 NATURAL STONE for Liberal commission schedule. MANCHESTER - Large 6 floors, alam inam storm s sod English Colonial. Big rooms. 6492171. Norilca Boots, size 19D. CaU the easy way, call Bev Malone at 367 Em I Center 8L acres. Terms. Owner, - 643- Hillstown Road. Rain date: retaining walls, veneers, Member M.L.S. Potential un­ Room Cape. Mid 330s. Quiet sereeat. S car gtrage. Im m editte Lowely neighborhood. Near between 4:30 and 6:30, 649 PARTS MAN - Service writer. Manchccter, CL 5927. (Jetober 22nd, 23rd. patios, etc. Pick up by the 646-4040 or stop in and meet her limited. Ask for Carl Zinsser, Private Instmetlons 13 location. Nicely done inside occvpA D cj! $ 46,500. C all A rth u r or Route 6 66. 6 '. HighH 340s. Manelinater FOR SALE - ’Two double head- 0355. Combination man, necessary 643-9515 pound or delivery by the ton. Carl A. Zinsser, Realtor, 646- and out. Lessenger Sells, 646- Sozaim e Sh orts, 646-31t 3. Lessenger Sells,, 6( 4 6 ^ . boards and frames, 315. a set. at the Edmund Gorman Agency, for 6 bay Private Truck Fleet COLONliU. TAG SALE - Two family, Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, 1511. REMEDIAL READING and 8713. 25 Vanity table with mirror, 315, PORTABLE GENERATOR - 6493163. Beverly Malone Realtors® at 604 East Middle Turn­ shop. Mopar and/or G.M., J.WATS0MHACHC0. BUSINE8SZ0NEII^ Invostmont Property Very good condition. 11 amps. Saturday October 15th., 9 a.m. math; individualized work VERNON - Zero maintenance Exercise bench, 39. Call 649 to 3 p.m. 121 Parker Street. experience preferred. Call WANTED: Person to work in Mwctiim r owe» a4r-ti» Six rooms, two car garage, C a l l M O ^ . pike in Manchester. ATTENDAN’TS FOR Shell program, (lst-8tb grade) by MANCHESTER - ’Two famUy. on tU i 7-room Railed Ranch. CHOICE OFFICE Building 6294 after 6 p.m. Furniture, books, Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 John, at 643-2414. kitchen. With other girls. CaU M A L T O M M U very clean home with Car Wash, Manchester. Must Master’s degree teacher. 568- Immaculate. Completely Aluminum exterior sur­ with excellent income housewares, everything must be over 18. Friendly, neat In 6494561 between 9 and 1. 8075. modem interior, rec room, CQiiaf Hootktg OfiportMoRf rounded by majestic Oaks can excrilent business poten­ 50 YEAR OLD. Solid maple 9D R 7914 - MicbeUn steel DOG-CAT BOARDING producing apartment not far belted radial snows, used one go! appearance, and have good wet bar, garage, patio, large be yours. 349>00. Century 21, tial. 338,900. from huncoester Hospital, dining room furniture. Exten­ bathing/grooming. Obedience work recoid. Good income, LEGAL SECRETARY - Sehoola-ClaMoaa 19 lot. Good Income. 347,^ . By Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. sion table, 6 chairs, sideboard, season, 350. 9’xl2’ celery protection classes. Complete TEUPHONE SALES ENJOY YOUR New home in F.J.SPUCM,WC. ^ cr ile n t situation for doctor green Bigelow carpet, TAG SALE. 70 Pearl Street. good chance for advancement. Manchester law firm has posi­ owner. 643-1643. completely refinished, Saturday and Sunday, 10 to 4. modern facilities. Canine the country - While being or dentist. Reply Box G c /o excellent, m CaU 5692704, Call Mr. Qougherty, between tion available. AppUcant must BEGINNING EMPHASIS will MANCHESTER - Large eight REALTORS excellent condition. 3275 . 649 Miscellaneous items. Rain •Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon PERT TIE EVEMKS close to the city. Featuring 4 Manchester Herald. after 5:00 p.m. 11 and 4 p.m., for an appoint­ have typing and shorthand be working with the potter’s RELIEVE ’THE Tension of room Colonial. Attractive 6 4 3 - 2 1 2 1 3222. date, October 22nd, 23rd. Road, Slanchester. For reser­ SAURY BONUSES ment and personal interview. proficiency. Legal and real es­ wheel. Claises wiU offer first every day life - Quiet, rural bedroom Dutch Colonial, 2 1 /l area with privacy. Two car vations please call 6495971. baths, first floor laundry; RADIAL ARM SAW 10 inch 647-9016. tate experience preferred but hand experience of the entire Uving, in Uiis large, new 4 garage with loft. 3^,500. WASHER/DRYER TAG SALE. October 14,15,16. large family room, kitchen Heal Estate Wanted 20 Craftsman, 4 year old, blades, ESTABLISHED not required. Salary commen­ pottery making cycle. bedroom Bolton Colonial. Tongren Real Estate, 633- Bedroom, bicycle, rug, por­ 10-4. 81 Laurel Street, THREE A.K.C. Toy poodles. MAN FOR WORK in Fer­ surate with qualifications. G r e e n le a f P o tte r y , 686 Features include: King size combination with fireplace. 86^633-7060, 2693861. table TV, storm win- metal cabinet stand, like new. Excellent temperament. Two COMPANY INCENTIVES MANCHESTER. Reduced! ALL CASH For your property, Manchester. Gothing, many ■V'KvW.WrKg-.aaW; tilizer plant. Plus general Call Attorney Joslab J. Tolland Street, East H m ford, master bedroom, large family Appliances, carpeting, dows/screens, aquarium, 644-1157. males, one white, one cream. Owners anxious. "Lot of within 24 hours. Avoid Rm new items from gift shop TRAMK SS S warehouse labor. Telephone Lessner at 649-^77 to arrange 528-6090. room, wiUi fireplace. 2 1/2 alumtnun aiding, storms ana PROFESSIONALLY Ap­ snow blower. Miscellaneous. One female Apricot. 646-4834. house” , five or six bedrooms, ’Tape, Instant Service. Hayes FIREWOOD. Cut, spUt and close out, old suitcase, copper Mr. Hill 643-0644. interview. baths, first floor laundry, screens. Landscaped acre lot. praised 6 room Ranch on 6492182. ADVERTISING great for kids. Insulated and ^rporaUon, 6469131. lire extinquisher, mis­ CALL appliances, carpeting, 2 car garage. 364,500. Call Spring Street, plus huge rec delivered. Seasoned Oak. 360 Applique □ REAL ESTATE Peterman Agency, 649-9404, all new wiring, aluminum cellaneous H.O. train. Boats-Accessorles 45 RATES HELP WANTED at the Alpha PERSON WITH Good Typing aluminum siding, storms am room, 1 1/2 baths, flr^ lace, GAS STOVE. Coppertone. per cord. 644-1157. 246-5D98 646-1171, or MMI06i. siding and front porch. Call SELLING your house? Call us Very good condition. 3150.649 Omega Inn, Now taking skills for general office, screens. 2 car garage. Acre w/w, appliances, 1 car gar­ TAG SALE. Miscellaneous, SKIING BOAT for Sale - 1973, duties. Permanent fuU time. for details. East C ^ Realty, first and we’U make you a SIMPUCITY LAWN Tractor - 1 day 11C word per day applications for bartenders, Homaa For Sale 23 lot. 369,500. Call Peterman age. ^8,900. 648-8727, 7886. children’s clothing - good con­ 13 foot, 7” Dory (whaler 3 days lOc word per day H s m , JUST LISTED. This beautiful 5269868, 6439960. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, 42” mower, with snow plow, cocktail waitresses, kitchen Apply in person, 95 Leggett Agency, 649-9404, 646-1171, or evenings 6491294, 643-1357. dition. Saturday only October type), with 1973 40 HP Mer­ 6 days 9c word per day Townhouse Condominium. Realtor, 643-1577. 16” Skill chain saw, 4,000 BTU help, and a lightsound system Su^t, East H^ford, 289- 6 t t ^ l . B ^ e r . MATCHING LOVE Seat 15th. 93 HolUster Street. 26 days 8c word per day TRIM YOUR Christmas Tree MANCHESTER - New Usting. Three bedrooms, recreation MANCHESTER - BOLTON air conditioner. 742-mO. cury. Also Yankee trailer and operator. Apply In person, 8211. couches - Never used. WiU seU many extras, excellent condi­ 15 words $2 00 mtnimum with the extra 33 you make Immaculate home in prime room, 2 1/2 baths. Carpmt. Line. Luxury Uving in this An- IMMEDIA’TE Cash for your weekdays between noon and NEWER THREE Bedroom, TOLLAND - Seven room as pair or separates. CaU 649 TAG SALE - Saturday & Sun­ Happy Ads $2.30 inch representing the world’s residential area. Large living Washer, dryer, pool table. saldi buUt eight room Ranch property. Let us emlain our CB RADIO. P ace 162, 23 tion. 1995. 643-1172. 5:30. Saturday and Sunday, 11 NOTICE: Now hiring steady two family. Allows you to be a Custom Ranch oo 10 beautiful 7463. day, October 15 Si 16, 103 largest cosmetic and room with fireplace, formd Only 3M.900. PasM Realtors, on lovely landscaped acre. fair proposal. Call Mr. channel. Two fiberglass quick •••••••••••••••••••••••••• a.m. to 6 p.m. work. Starting to take maintenance free landlord. acres. Ideal for horses. Carpenter Road (Forest toiletries company. Show and dining room, and eat in EnclosM porch, spacious rec BeUlore, M7-1413. disconnect antenna with Garden Products applications for full time Featuring wall to wall 97475. Spacious b a iu 10 x 40 in- ITALIAN PROVENCIAL 47 sell beautiful gifts, cosmetics, kitchen, plus three bedrooms room, 2 car garage, with spec­ bumper mount. Sliding moun­ Hills), 10 to 4. 3 families. Fur­ SERVICE STATION Atten­ employment. A number of job can>etlng, appliances, air con­ Round pool. C w Suzanne or Living Room - 72” sofa, chair, niture, car radio, left handed jewelry etc. in your spare and 1 1/2 baths wiUi a large tacular pool, pauo area. Very MAY WE BUY your home? ting bracket. 380. 6495509 APPLES, CIDER, and Pears. dants. For all shifts. Job openlnigs to be filled. Phone ditioning, aluminum siding, ^ u r Sborte, 646-3233. J. 2 end tables, and coffee table. golf clubs, fabrics, mis­ time. Set your own hours - recreation room in basement. vniom uj desirable neighborhood, blast Quick, fair, aU cash and no after 5 p.m. Botti’s Fruit Farm. 260 Bush Hi Ho, Come references required. Call 871- S28-38W between 9 and 1. storms and screens. Divided Watson Beach Co., Original price 31300, sacrifice cellaneous items. No pick your own work days. ( M us for a showing. T.J. Coast Realty, 5289668, 643- problems. CaU Warren E. Hill Road. Manchester. To The Fair! 1698. private basement with w a ^ r Mandiester Oflice, 647-9139. for 3300 firm. 5699325, after 5 Interested? Call, 523-9401. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. 9969. Howhmd, Realtors, 643-1108. BABYS CHANGING Table - previews. dryer hook ups. Ample PH IIBR IG K Equal Housing Opportunity. p.m. Oct. 15ih., Girls tap shoes, size 2. Briggs RED DELICIOUS Apples, GENERAL FACTORY MACHINISTS parking.. Second floor is SALES CAREER. Well es­ MANCTIESTEIR - Aluminum WE WILL BUY Your home. 32.50 a 1/2 bushel, (iolden 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m, Workers. Male and female. redecorated. Vacant. FIVE ROOM RANCH - Lota-Land ter Sate 24 FURNITURE, TOYS, Tools, & Stratton 5 HP motor. All in RCA VICTOR New Vistacolor tablished food company needs TOOLMAKHU sided six room Cape, 3-4 Immediate sale. Fast, ef- excellent condition. Colonial delicious 32.25. No. 1 hand Sewers - Some industrial Available for Immediate oc­ Aluminum siding, full base­ a n tiq u e s, fr e e z e r , 1966 TV. Reason for selling, too 10 Booths, self-starter. Unlimited in­ bedrooms, rec room, garage, AGENCY licient, professional service. Baldwin sewing experience preferred. Lathe, Bridgeport millers, ment, one car garage. 337,400. b u il d i n g l o t For Sale - Mustang. Grenon; 160 Brandy rocker/recUner, needs work. large. Call 875-6434, anytime come potential, high commis­ screened patio, quiet area cupancy. 356,900. Call Peter­ Amida ^ I t y , 644-1539, 529 Coffee Shop, Apply Pillowtex Corp., 49 grinders. Capable of set­ ITOWNHOUSE Con-| FAnimd Gorman, Realtors, Henry Street. Near schools. Street, Bolton. 6494666. Keep CaU 6498486. before 4. Soad, Manchester. sion, plus benefits. close to schools and shopping. man Agency, 649-9404, 646- Regent Street, Manchester. up, work to prints. Idominium. Six rooms,! No brokers. CaU 6464528. 9395. trying. ADVERTISING Luncheon, Experience helpful but will 3M,500. By owner 646-7m. 1171, or 6 4 9 ^ 1 . 6464040. tram right person. ’Training at • (%eck own work. three bedrooms, 24k baths, I Children's WAITRESSES NEEDED - company expense. Call for ap- • Must be experienced. bright kitchen with! DEADLINE Evenings and weekends. FUEL SHORTAGES! Activities □ointment 5 ^ 9 9 0 ask for Mr. • Top pay. I appliances, wall-to-wall I Experienced preferred. Apply 12 00 noon the day before Streckfus. • Overtime I carpeting, tastefully | South United to manager. Parkade Lanes. WEEK Increasad Prices! publication HOUSE Methodist Church No phone calls. • Good benefits. Are You A Conservationist? I decorated. 337,900. Deadline for Saturday and RN - In service and psy­ • Openings first and ARE YOU READY M onday is 12:00 Noon Friday DOWN BY THE chiatric experience desired. CALL FOR FREE catalog second shifts. Contact DNS, 8 to 4, Monday I RIVERSIDE on 4 beautiful You can ba — sales kit. 40% profit. Sell Lisa thru Friday. The Meadows, I acres with the sound of a Call PLEASE READ § It’S not the Big E % Jewelry. No parties. Call toll Apply 333 Bidwell Street, 647-9169. I waterfall in the distance, a b u t It’s a b i g g y . free 800-631-1^ Ext. 101. BuMon, Phimbon, Bomodoton, te J ft NEW EMUUD FOAM SYSTEMS, INC. YDUR AD J.T. 8LOCOMB CO I meticulously cared for An- EloetrMotto, Bool BoMo Broken ond a72-8S88; 175-7134, 671-1420 THE SOUVh 66 Matson Hill Road I tique (^pe with 8 rooms, Classified ads are taken over PART TIME - General office Boloomon — CoM Ua ler SpoeU CHURCH FAIR REAL ESTATE SALES South QIaatonbury I garage, storage shed, FOR A FREE ESTIMATE the phone as a convenience. work. Union Meat Co., 375 Or call 633-9465. I Oriental Garden, large Prteoo oo your AppHoneoNoodo and Soivicoa... UBEAFORMALDEHYDE FOAM The Herald is responsible for Corner Main Street, Park Avenue, East Hartford. • only one incorrect insertion and Hartford Road Licensed or in process Apply in person. I patio encompassing this then only to the size of the ilTFOID MMO MAIICHE6TE6 11 West Rd. Ellington, Ct. Saturday, October preferred. Qualified Ask tor I spectacular view of nature, original insertion Errors which PHOIIt 647-6667______do not lessen the value of the part timers considered. A CANDIDATE FOR our Joe or Charlie lea n be yours. Call today] 15th, 10 to 3:30 t h e advertisement will not be cor­ Excellent commissions management training center: I and arrange a showing. I rected by an additional inser­ 3200 salary per week plus car, I CIRCA 17U - Unusual An- tion and bonuses. Training plus personal living expenses, SECRETARY / I tique Colonial, beaded A Warm An d S e n s ib le Plan For Living Sunbonnet Sue and the provided. Unlimited op­ guaranteed while In our PERSONNEL - 6160 to start. ■ clapboards, comer cup- W. H. ENGLAND F ishin g L ad are appliqu ed Htip Want0d 13 portunities. For confi­ management training center, BIUTUHSKY A in brigh t fab rics to m ake E!ast of river. Minorities en­ I board, featheredge and dential interview call when you qualify. Opportunity couraged to apply. Assist Per­ a charm ing coverlet for RENTAL AGENT - Part time to earn 315,000 to 32lh000 first J raised panelling. 10 rooms, the you n gster’s room . H»lp W»nt»d 13 Chrit McHal* sonnel Manager in various ★ AUmiNUIIA VINYL SIDIlia for Manchester Apartment year after graduation. For a duties; including pre­ I I baths, 2 fireplaces, walk- A dd finishing tou ches of fl9 Cotori To Cheooo From) COMPANY easy em broidery. AMBITIOUS Individual Complex. Knowledge of EASTERN confidential Interview, call screening, testing, processing Thin Horn* Could Bo For Youl 1 out basement w/workj N o . 5025 has pattern needed to work in our shop Safeguard System and typing Mr. Stisser, 872-4515. An equal emnloyes, insurance salary I shop, carriage shed. 367,- ★ AWNINM i CANOPIES ^^Hardware & Building Materials pieces for ap p liou e; fu ll servicing new cars. Excellent a plus. Please send resume to Real Estate Co. opportunity employer. evaluation. Special project, Bavn on utility conis wHh thlo naty to earn for 1500.00. sew in g and finishing di­ benefits. Five day work week. Box B, c/o Manchester etc. Elxcellent promotloo op­ 1 1786 COLONUL with An- Herald. 646-8250 FIVE ROOM RANCH ★ STOmN WINDOWS A DOORS of All Kinds” rection s fo r qu ilt. Call Lynch Motors Service MAN OR WOMAN, portunities. Fee paid. Call for I tique Shop surrounded hv 2 TO OIDCR, itai 7S< for tadi pot- Mechanically inclined for In­ Quiot. neighborhood, convonlont to biw rouin. Department for appointment, a confidential interview. Daw­ I acres and a Spring fed k o a J l i o f ' 25< far p o it o ii aatf OIL BURNER Serviceman - teresting pMltion. You may Aluminum siding, lull boiomonl. ono car garago, Phom 649-9098 BOLTON NOTCH. CONN. Monday through Friday, 8 to son Personnel Incoroorated, I pond, bouse features 3| 4:30, 6464321. Excellent opportunity for double present Income if you 111 Pearl Street, Hartlord, wall-to-waH carpoting, oal-in UtchMi. PHONE 649-5201 AN N I CAIO T I fireplaces, e^)osed beams, H B iSTIWATES + EASY TERIiS qualified, experienced techni­ qualify. CaU 872-4515 between Conn., 249-7721. M /F, EOE. Wy h orttf Ktriyng Hfrtd 137.800 extra wide floor boards and I 1100 A vt. of A m orleao Experienced Sbeetrockers, cian. Benefits include Blue 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. An equal N ow Yorfc« N .Y . 10000 tapers, aluminum siding Cross, CMS, Life Insurance, opportunity opportunity RECEPTIONIST needed for I some original stenciling on Print N m r i . Addreii wItJi ZIP applicators needed. Apply at Uniforms and others. Call 644- employer. Hartford dental office. Good I walls and floors. 343,900.00. CODE Md Style Number. 2561, Mitchell Fuel Company. EDMUND GORMAN 22 Regent Street, Mancnester, RN, 3 to 11. Supervisor for one on>ortunity for a mature per­ I CAPE — 6 rooms, living ALBUM w ith a bou n d- PART TIME Teachers Aide. 1977 between 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. of the finest new multi-level son who ^ o y s dealing with RmiHon 1 room, dining roOm, 3 in “ A ll-S ea son G ift B ook ” PART TIME Mornings. Health facility in the area. Three mornings weekly. people. Pleasant w ork i^ con­ I bedrooms, new kitchen WILSON ELECTRICAL Although this design is o f 24-p a g e s! P rice ... $ 2. 00. Janitorial help needed in Ver­ Experience necessary. Call Call COMPANY. INC. iMwz. Appealing warmth keynotes LIVE IN Companion for elder­ Geriatric, and supervisory ditions. Send Replies to Box I cabinets and counters, full ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $ 1 EACH. non area. Must have 742-7691. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL considered a four bedroom ly lady - Free room and board. experience desired. Come see K, c/o Manchester H«ald. 646^040 the charming exterior of this He. a tll-B lU E RIBBON QUILTS. experience and own transpor­ basement, treed yard. |34,-| INDUSTRIAL house there is a den loo which Ceataloi ilKteei tevety qollii. Call ^ 2 5 7 4 . us at Brookview, 130 Loomis house with its long ranch style tation. 6464845. i 900.00. Rewiring Remodeling could, if needed, be handily Ne. ft-117-QUILTS ON PARADE. Drive, West Hartford. HONEST and reliable person I CONTEMPORARY look, interesting roof line and DlreetlMs for iliteea r i IIU. WANTED - Real Estate help, for house cleaning. Thursday LIGHTING SYSTEMS used as a fourth bedroom — Ne. Q-11I-6RAN0M0TH£R'S PLOW- FLORIST DESIGNER. Full nostalgic arched porch. Its full time licensed or taking a NURSES AIDES. 3 to 11 and Friday. Experience 1 RANCH — with 12 rooms, Senice Change! - Bechic Hesl'mg ER QUILTS. II feicitielini Rullti. or part time. Give experience note that it even has its own course. Fantastic earning shifts. If you are an preferred. Own transporta­ I in Executive CamfiM Fn A Oitslot Alarm Sfttmm sensible, practical interior in reply■ to “Box CC, c /o half bath. potential, generous com­ experienced nurses aide who C fllR IE R S tion. 646-0260. I Neighborhood. Large plan is also appealing. Manchester Herald. GET MORE with The four bedrooms are all num ESnR tAIKT IMER INC. missions, referrals. Flexible likes working with the elderly, I sunken living room, formal! ^ 6 4 6 - 1 4 1 8 Picturesque double front hours, free training pri^ am . come see us at Brookview, 130 ENGINEERING SecreUry - 73 SUMMIT ST. MANCHESTHI pleasantly sized and have 3 lia a .S lm l 6.6-2130 STAFF NURSE - RN. I dining room, 3 batba, 4 doors open into a central entry Halp W»nl»d 13 Join the largest Iteal Estate Loomis Drive, West Hartford. Will be. secretary to [bedrooms. Master adequate closet facilities. Note organization in the world. Challenging new position. 17 W engineering manager. and, on the right, is a large hours weekly. Good starting I bedroom w/dressing area, that the comer rear bedroom Century 21, Tedford Real RNs. 3 to 11. Full time and for Requires 56 to 65 wpm typing, sunken living room with a nice F I A T U M N a : BOOK A TOY k Gift Party. salary, plus excellent fringe Ifam ll^ rodm. Urge fpune Estate. Call Norma Tedford, part time positions are ahd light steno. Knowledge of hits a full wall of closet and Ciutom o n e w - W p C m n Generous awards. benefits. Apply Employment wMiGWstsr and I room w/pool Ubte. 9 1 1 3 .- big r a i ^ stone hearth. Up a 647-9914. available for competent In­ engineering termonoTogy the master bedroom's walk-in Mopraod. • FMtoon. Demonstrators also needed. Monday thru F rid ^ , 8:30 REAL ESTATE SERVICES . . short step at the back, a CornlcM - WIndop S lu d M dividuals. New grads will he East HartM areas d e^ b le. Please contact Per­ 1000 00 Over 400 newest most-wanted a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mansfield unit is exceptionally large Wapdppmn RwMm BABYSITTER WANTED in considered. New starting sonnel Department at Pioneer I RANCH - 5 rooms, large formal dining room offers the items. For further informa­ Training School, Route 44A, to dollvor tho indeed. Note too that separate M n y ODwt F N lu n . my home, four days a week. rates have just been put into Parachute Co. Inc., at 644- I front porch, 1-car garage. perfect setting for traditional tion write Santa’s Parties, Mansfimd Depot, Conn. An Manchootor Evanlng dressing room with a big SHorsTHoatstsvicc Box P, Avon, Connecticut. Spruce Street area. Call 649- effect. Come see us at 1581. $32,S00 I Aluminum siding. Oil, botj m i ’ s leisurely meals. Note also that Equal Opportunity / Affir- Si62. Brookview, 130 Loomis Drive, HoraM built-in dressing table 06001 or call collect 1-6734)494. mative Action 1 EmpI Excellent starter or retirement home on quiet street I water iieat. House sits door leading to the big double 1 Employer. SE N IO R E S T IM A T O R - Conderino*8 West Hartford. Ca0 Eat-in kitchen, aluminum siding, basement rec room I beck 100’ from street. 3 X r conveniently located beside COOKS WAITRESSESS, Requiring a minimum of 2 CAKPET& FLOOR COVERINS garage with a convenient TELEPHONE SALES - RNs - LPNs. Full time and 900.00. , the private bath. And, of Dishwashers - Opening for full 647-9946 years of college, would like 3 laundry area next to the door Drapery Shop Business is booming and our part time jobs available on a X )K WANTED. Nights and $36,900 HEBRON - ROUTE | » - ComMctteiffa L§rg§sl Floor Covwftig Enjoy the of or part time work, day or weekends. Over 18. (^11 or yhars experioice ih Costing course, there is central Beauty phone room Is zooming! Solid first and second shifts. New Older six room Colonial on busline. Living room dining I Bnilness and industrial Doohr to the back yard. 99 Sumnwf Straat evening shift. Apply in person. apply in person bewteeen 2 related to the sewing industry. bathroom too. Caslom IFiiuloie opportunity to make I M I starting salary with liberal roopi, eat-in kitchen, threa, bedrooms. 2-car garaae OPEN M O li thru SAT. 9 4 The kitchen and family Manchaatar Grandma’s Country Pie Sjhist be able to read and un- I noed, 8Vk room Cape with^ working full or part time. Are fringe benefits. Thorough and 4, Monday through Oltc Herali) Large lot. , s s • Everything, in fact, required rretlmanl Restaurant, 501 Middle Tpke. (^ t a n d blueprinta and job I a 2Vk room apartment THURSDAY i FRIDAY M room on the other side of the Phona 646-72M you a tiger? Call 524-1428. 52 orientation and at Friday. (Siovannls and desired for good living is 'ii.'iiijfn^^ini'i West, Manchester. Restaurant, 250 Hartford necUicationa. Please contact presently rented, Walk out dining room is a large, mealtime. Excellent joD op- $38,600 provided by fliis warmly Road. 646-77U. Personnel Department at basement, 2-car garan ool pleasant center for all sorts of EARN EXTRA MONEY. By portunlK and secure employ­ I New listing. Spotless irtk niem Colonial. Fireplaced first HOUSEKEEPERS. Part Pioneer Parachute Co. Inc., at appealing and practical plan. introducing home food service floor den, eat-in kitchen tastefully decorated, garage I IVk acrea. Adaptebfo to family activities. And note too time. Saturday and Sunday on­ ment. Easy highway access. 644-ISn. FOR many uses. 340,100.00. Design No. D23S6 contains from our convenient East ly. 8 a.m.4;30 p.m. Call 528- Call or apply Ehist Hartford the efficiency of that kitchen. Hartford office. Experience $43,900 2,356 sq. ft. 2167 for an appointment. Blast Convalescent Home, 745 Main REAL ESTATE Opportunity. « t HUD UaTIHU MOW NOTICE TO An L-shaped arrangement of helpful but will train. Hourly Street, East Hartford. 528- Impressive 7-room Cape, Fireplaced living room, dining Hartford Convalescent Home, Expaftancad Old established fitm peeking JaSBmesaTOoari’'"^ dining counter, appliances, jr6uR rate plus commission and 2167. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ bonest energetic sales person room, U4 baths, rec room, fantastic Inground pool Take bonuses. Call Mrs. Lewis, 569- a look. working area and cabinet ford. for residential real estate 4990. ADVERTISERS storage space is supplemented PART "HME Janitors. Early OIL BURNER sales. Must have licenie; Call $59,000 HO NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m. to 11 m o m i^ hours. Manchester Mr. Fhllbrick, 6464100. two actional b^lt-in uni^ p.m. Full time. E i^ rieoced area. Must have transporta- New to niwket. . Exceptional, three ttmily in excellent PRIOR SERVICEMEN : The if you would llkf to advertise your for extra storage. In the helpful hut we will train. App­ Uon. Call 6494334. ENGINEER • Requiring a location. Alumlitomsi&ig. giraget. Et^lent inoome. Air Force recently announced family room sliding glass For 0 wofldng drawing ol ly in person, East Hartford TECHNICIAN degree in mechanical or aero Business dr Service In this space, please new openings for individuals Convalescent Home, 745 Main ADDRESSERS WANTED - n a u t lc p l, 0 to 5 y e a r s doors add outdoor pleasures to Uiln modal or Im iim plan booko Can Be Secured By Writing To The with pniK' military service. If l i e ’. dell The Herald Claaalfled Advertising street. East Hartford. immediately! Work at home experience. Familiarity pith those provided on the inside wrRo: Larry Famaworth, Bax you nave been out for less Address Shown Below, Undor Th# — no experience necessary. parachute equipment m n in and two closets qffer more than 5 years and are looking » CWMMlicvl U4: twf HMteS Department, 643-2711. 1141, Las Vagaa, Navada EXPERIENCED Window Excellent pay. Write Moriarty Brothers desireahle. Please contact n "Houeo of Tho Wook.” for “ A Great, Way of Life’" good storage facHities. MIDI. Cleaner. Must be experienced. American Service, 8350 Park Personnel Department at contact the Air Force im­ Steady work Good pay. Call Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, 643-8135 Piooeer Parachute Co. Inc., at 289-4331 mediately. CaU 646-7440. 649-5334. 75231. 644-1581. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thurg., Oct. 1 3 ,1W7 ASROSS 2 Animal waste Anawerto Previous Puzzle chemical MANCtUdiTER EVEJllNG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 13, 1977 — PAGE NINE-B 1 PurchsM fTTaT Frank ami Emaat Autaa Far Safa 67 Autaa For Bafa 6f Aulas Far Safa 67.. Autos For SAfa 67 3 Btsebalier 4 Aromatic tea B ern Charlaa M. Schultz 9 Buddy 4 Ci U it quits 12 Spanish gold 5 Conjunctian BE A HIT AT Dear Abby 13 Aceuitom You can Goiiiit 14 Griddar .ISS 1 A £ l[£lr Jim m y____ O T PARTIES — CARRV 7 Indignetion r T ‘B. automattc. power ateertng, power brakee. air parenthood. The tact that you question the ‘‘fairneas” of STAY IN FLORIDA ON USI* (pl.| 19 It 17 ^YtS,DGAR. THEV JUST conditioning, vktyl top. radio. having a diOd under the drcumstances speaks weU for MO\WOM, I'L L Buy any naw 1177 Granada, Mualang, Mavarick, 41 Slav ^ O U R yonTT say. go ahead. 11 16 20 21 POIOV AMKE Pinto, LTD, LTD II, Courlar Pickup bi atook and 43 Soonar than hamb a 78 F060 LTD W660N 64266 44 On ths ocaan Squire Wagon haa automatic, power oteerlng, power Bo d ie s PRUAJE JUICE racaWa abadutaly fraa — 4 Daya and 3 NIghta for DEAR ABBY; Never, but never, did this ancient, 45 Young flawar 22 23 24 L / W 5 E brakee. power wlndowt, power seats, air, stereo radio. two at PIrata’a Cova Baach Lodito. Daytona Baach, retired schoolteacher think he would take pen in hand for 47 Graak lattar POCHAM6E 29 26 27 21 29 30 31 32 33 GLASS OF Lik e they 74 RHIO RANCHBIO 63386 Florida. Qp such a p u r p ^ . 49 Trataas AS M/E Get Bronze, V-8, eutometlc, power eteering, radio. Before I give you the bad news, let me give you the good 52 Scraping out 34 39 39 37 PROME JUICE, U SEP TO I news: You get straight A ’s in written EngUsh, spemiig, 56 Nativa matal OLDER/ FRIENDLY SALESMEN FOR DETAILS 31 39 40 72 FOMI PINTO 61686 grammar, sentence structure and vocabulmy. 57 Boy', book I audior Wagon. Blue, 4 cylinder, automatic. AM radio. 41 44 10-13) But, a lu , teacher must flunk you in United States 61 Franklin 42 43 historyl In attempting to console a bachelor, you stated Antiqutt 48 Apartment* For Rant 53 Apartment* For Rant S3 Apartment* For Rant 53 78 FOin emUUDA $3268 Stop in 6nd test drive 62 Taboo 49 49 47 49 4 Door. 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, air con­ that James Buchanan, our 16th president, was also a 63 Bird manura WANTED. Antique furniture, WE HAVE customers waiting SEVEN ROOM Apartment - ONE BEDROOM. Appliances, ditioning, radio. Ford's New 1978 Fairmont bachelor. 64 Eggi 40 SO $1 92 S3 S4 SS giass, pewter, oil paintings or for the rental of your apart­ 24 Locust Street. Security. carpeting. Heat and all Dear, dear abby, for shame. Buchanan was our 16th 65 Sandwich Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer S8 97 51 s P •0 61 other antique items. R. ment or home. J.D. Real Available. Call 646-2426,9 to 5. utilities paid for. 649-0358,243- 78 MAVENICK 62688 president. Abraham Lincoln was our 16th. type Estate Associates, Inc. 646- 0381, ask for Sarkis. 4-Door Sedan. Brown, automatic, power steering, power 66 Hurlad aggt I SHOULD NEVER Harrison, 643.U709. brakes, radio. HISTORIAN: NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 92 63 64 CAN I PUT THE SURE.' WHATEVER 1980. TWO BEDROOM Townhouse. at 87 Tool CLEANING f o a m t MY UTTLE GRL LEAVE MYSELF WANTED - Furniture, old IVk baths, dishwasher, dis­ 95 WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - 71 FOND 61088 DEAR m S : When I goof, I take my lumps. But this time 65 66 67 ON THE CARPET WANTS ' - - OPEN LIKE 1-^ 4 1/2 room Duplex. Heat. toys. Bisque dolls, steins, BEAT THE COMMUTE! posal, laundry hookups, Qalaxle 500. V-8, automatic, power steering, power I was the victim of a typographical error. Electric stove and DOWN (NCWSPAPfR (NTtHPAlSi A&SN 1 FOR YOU, POP^ clocks, swords, guns. Outright Cromwell area’s most heated, immediate occupan­ brakes, air conditioning, vinyl top, radio. refrigerator. Garage. Lease purchase or consignments. prestigious and luxurious cy. Call 528-1708 days. DEAR ABBY; I hope you answer this because I know I 1 Ounkt Call 644.6962. and security. Call 6492865. 72 FORD OALAXIE 61800 studios. One, two and three Loaded. need help. I just hate childreni Every time I see a mother bedroom apartments from MANCHESTER - Female ear­ LUXURY TOWNHOUSE holding her baby and making a fu^ over it, I want to PINE DROP Leaf Table-46". 3160 to $289 per month. Call ly 20s to share two bedroom 2-Doors • 4-Doors • Wagons Apartment - Highland Park snatch it away from her, beat it and then drop it on its Very good condition. Call 649- today, 632-1300. Only 15 Townhouse apartment with Win at Bridge head. 1317, anytime. minutes to downtown Hart­ same beginning October 1st. area. Call 646-1616. I’m at the age (21) when a girl starts thinking of ford. Call 643-7398. 74 WELLS STREET. First marriage, but I loathe the thought of getting married and 7-spade bid saves points MANCHESTER - Attractive 2 floor, four room apartment, running the risk o f having a kid. I am sure I would make a FORD Etost’s jump to four spades put THREE ROOM Apartment - bedroom townhouse available $150 monthly. No pets. Cali SALES A rotten mother. I can’t stand to hear a baby cry. I just know Room* tor Rent 52 considerable pressure on Immediate occupancy. Stove, in the Coach House on Otis 646-2426, 9 to 5. I’d beat the kid to death if it ever cried for very long. NORTH SuAAxw. '0-1^ Street. IVk baths, appliances, *10 South and each South solved THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ refrigerator. No pets. $210 per SERVICEp INC. Do all people hate kids deep down, or is there something month. References and carpeting, basement. No pets, MANCHESTER - 63 Bigelow DILLDN wrong with me? If you think I need help, where can I go? V 843 his problem by bidding five nished rooms. Kitchen one chilm $315. includes neat, Street. Duplex, available • AK97884 notnmip. privileges, centrally located, security required. Philbrick HATES KIDS Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence hot water. Blanchard & November 1st. Six room 310 Main SL, Mandiaster 843-2145 «54 parking, men only. Deposit. Agency, 646-4200. That bid is the old Culbert­ Rossetto, Inc., 646-2^. apartment, stove, WHAT 0 0 YOU T IT'S THE WAV HE'S Call 649-2358. DEAR HATES; I do think you need help. Get In touch son grand slam force asking HOW H A S y HE DIf APPEARS DISAPPEARE*„. 7 HE LEAVES HIS r^rigerator, attic, basement. OPEN Moii-Thurt HI 0 PM.. Sat. ttl 6 PM.. Frl. Ul S PM. WEST EACT North to bid seven with two of AtEAW, YOU'RE \BEEN BEHAVIW6 HE EEENJ 1 EVERY MORMIMS/ WHAT IN THE \PAD EARLY- SUT SIX ROOM Apartment - Three $2M per month. Pay your own with your local Mental Health Association. (They’re listed 4iAQ9751 * K JI843 WORRIED ABOUT i — LATTELy BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished the three top trump honors. A WORLD ARE YOU I DOESN'T REACH large bedrooms, new carpets, FIVE ROOMS, Second floor utilities. No pets. Security and in your telephone book.) I commend you on being wise V J 10 6 E A S Y ? TALKINS a b o u t / THE O FFICE TILL room. Kitchen privileges. » Q 2 very dangerous bid here since modern kitchen, stove, unheated, no utilities, no pets. references required. Call 646- enough to know that yon need help and courageous enough 410 ' T ^ H O U R S l a t e r , AND Centrally located. Parking. 1973 PLYMOUTH Scamp. 6 ♦ J2 if North held jiist six refrigerator. Attic, basement, Call 4:30 to 8, 528-1712. 4648. Apartmanta For Rant 53 Uolortyclaa-BIcyclat 84 to ask Ibr it. « J 10 *Q»73 n o b o d y k n o w s Women only. Deposit. Call cylinder, automatic, power diamonds the grand slam garage. $300 monthly. Securi­ □ AUTOMOTIVE SOUTH ID) A WHERE HE SOE5 649-2358. ty required. No pets. After 1 SIX ROOM DUPLEX, central R O C K V IL L E - F resh 2 steering, 46,000 miles. would not make. IM BeTW EEH ! FOUR ROOM A i l m e n t - CONFIDENTIAL TO “LOVES TO SHARE": Another a - p.m., 649-3050. location, two children, no bedrooms. Dining area. Ehccellent condition. Call 644- Actually, it would have A vailable O ctober 15th. Autoa For Bala 81 ★ ★ reader who loves to share her home-baked goodies wrote: V AK987 COMPANION FOR elderly pets, requires security and Porch. Near transportation. 0530. made, but neither South got a Parking, no utilities. Security. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 “I always lend my baked goodies in foil or on a paper plate 4QI3 lady. Free room and meals. BOLTON - Manchester Town references. $225 monthly. Call Now only $150. Rental chance to play it. Both East Adults only. No pets. 6491265, )uga FX-1200 - Built by factory so no one w ifi feel compelled to give me something when AAK862 Also, large room for man. To line. Large three room apart­ after 6 p.m., 646-2620. Assistors, 236-5M. Fee $35. 1977 CHEVY CARAVAN. V-8, players elected to believe after 4. - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland engineer. Branch heads, returning my pan or platter.” Both vulnerable rake leaves. $10 weekly. 649- ment, stove, refrigerator, Captain’s chairs, paneled, $5,- their opponents and saved at engine. Excellent running Barnett clutch, aluminum What a tbonghtfnl gestarel 5459. quiet neighborhood, TWO BEDROOM Apartment - IMPRESSIVE - 2 carpeted OOfT Call 6492158. seven spades, down five condition. New shocks and rocker rollers, MUtuni car­ Weft North East Soatk references required, $200 Garage, and appliances. MANCHESTER - Four Room bedrooms. Heat paid, rase- doubled for minus 1400 points. FURNISHED ROOM, Central brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- 1967 GTO - Good running con­ buretor, balanced blu^rinted IV lAm atKB monthly. 643-5983. AvailAle November 1st. Call Apartment. First floor. ment. Appliances. Only $233. 5 N T. That is 810 points less than the _ location, free parking, kitchen 4484. dition. CaU 6498666, after 5:00 motor, transmission. 871-2511. u 24 44 6^1646, ask for Mike. Garage. $170 monthly. Rental Assistors, 236-5646. Double score for seven diamonds bid • H77toKA.lK..t: privileges. Security and p.m. Pau 74 7* liL CREAM PUFF. Five room References. Call 643-1904. Fee $35. Astro-graph TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- Pan P a n P a n and made. references required. M3-2693 Duplex. Garage, appliances, ROCKVILLE - Four Room 000 miles, am /fm radio. Sharp ★ ★ By BERNICE BEDE 080L Opening lead — K4 after 5 p.m. rec room, privacy. No Apartment. No pets. Adults. CLEAN & COZY - Attractive ROCKVILLE. Six room apart­ 1967 CHEVY IMPALA. Alley Oop — Dave Graue car. Asking $2550. 646-4938. ConverUble, standard, good utilities. Security and Security. Available after 3 carpeted rooms. Sunporch. ment for rent. With stove and HONDA 1974 250CR. Elsinore. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) By Oswald & James Jacoby BEDROOM. Share 1 1/2 condition. $350. 5^1009. references, adults preferred. December 1st. Call 875-4828. Only $150. Rental Assistors, refrigerator. $225. SecuriU Good condlUon. Extras. $325. Take special pride In your work. 'This isn’t really an answer. HOW FAR ALONS ARE I'V E JUST COMPLETEP ..ASSOONASI/ARE YOU SURE IF I WASN'T baths, kitchen privileges with PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, The Texas team of Curtis DOUBLE-CHECK / ALL THIS BUSINESS I 1 WOULDN'T No pets. $290. 646-5865. 236-5646. Fee $35. and references required. 875- 6492914. t o f f Put your lull talents Into your We answer all questions ac­ YtXI ON THIS REDES16N MY WORKJNS DRAWINS6 owner and one other tenant. four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ 19741/2 DATSUN 260Z. Silver, Smith, Dan Morse, Eddie THEM, WE CAN ( IS WORTH THg ^ B E p p lF je iX EAST HARTFORD - Five and 8495. tasks. Som eone Important will companied by a stam|)ed ad­ INS pr o je c t; ELBS2T ? FOR THE SWTCHIN6 Security, references. 649-7630. ban Motors, 6492076. Michelins fogs, am /fm . New Wold, Bob Hamman and Bob­ S toKT PRE­ EFFORT, DOC THREE ROOM Apartment - half rooms. First floor. $215. HEAT PAID - Bright 1 1/2 be watching. dressed envelope irrespecUve LIMINARY , bedrooms, ail appliances. Just front brakes. Beautiful! 649 by Wolff won the grand $150. No utilities. No children, Security. November 1st. Call Campers-Traffera PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) of the time involved, but just FABRICATION.' Apartmanl* For Root 53 $140. Rental Assistors, 236- Homaa lor Rant 54 1966 MUSTANG. Needs some 1749. national team championship or pets. Parking. Security. 289-5972. Uoblla Homaa 85 Oct 14, 1977 You're a charming catalyst to­ work, but runs well. $180. 742- by beating the Washington don’t have the time to answer Call 649-5729. 5646. Fee $35. This coming year you could meet day. Your very presence chums SIX ROOM CAPE. Centrally 9423. 1970 BUICK GRAND Sport. team by tlw smallest possible quesUons Uiat are not accom­ LOOKING for anything in real $225. FOUR ROOM apart­ ARE YOU Selling your mobile a very Interesting entrepreneur dull things up Into something located. Aluminum siding, va­ 350 cubic inch motor, powW panied by that stamped, ad­ estate rental - apartments, VERNON/ROCKVILLE - 2 ment, two family. Available EAST HARTFORD - Brilliant home? Buyers waiting. Please type. Although you might not more exciting and fun. Go margin (1 IMP) in the finals. cant, $325 with a security steering, four speed, bucket dressed envelope. homes, multiple dwellings, no Bedroom Apartment. $191 November 1st. Enclosed 3 rooms. Heat paid. All caU Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- become Involved In business spread your sunshine. Here is one of the most appliances. Just $160. Rental deposit required along witn seats and console. $595. 649 C fees. Call J.D. Real Estate monthly includes all utilities, porch, a large yard, heat and 8290369. with this person, you m ay get remarkable hands played ear­ (For a copy of JACOBY references. Utilities not in­ 8215. ARIES (March 21-April It) Be Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Call 1-237-8859, or 875-2720. hot water included. 649-3671. Assistors, 236-5646. Fee $35. some Ideas how you can branch ly in the match. MODERN, send $1 to: “Win at cluded. T.J. Crockett, protective today of one you care TAG SALE - Save hundreds of out lor yoursall. It is remarkable in that the Bridge," d o tti/s newapaper, Realtor, 643-1577. 1969 CHEVY IMPALA. 327, for who Is not as bold as dollars on display models. If bidding at both tables was P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station, automatic, power steering, LIBRA (topL 29-OcL 23) Pur­ yourself. Step Into situations you have been Uiinking of identical. In each instance. New York. N. Y. 10019) MANCHESTER - King size 9 radio, rear window defogger, sue your am bitions with v l ^ r to­ where you see this person being buying a mobile home, no day. partlcularty If you're In­ taken advantage of. ..NEWSPAPEB ENTERPRISE ASS.S , room house with fireplace, new brakes, transmission, BUSINESS & SERVICE better time than right now. volved In something that could gar^e, casting, children muffler, carburetor, and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Shop and compare. Ow prices add to your resources. You get ok. & l i \ for information. Ren­ radial tires. $595. 64!mi5. M uch can bo accom plished In and quaUty can’t be beat. what you go alter. Find out more tal Assistors, 236-5646. Fee team efforts today If you assume Barry’s WorkI Immediate parking available about yourself by sending for The Flintetones — Hanna-Barbera Productions $39______1973 GRAN TORINO. StoUon the assertive role. Your example throughout the state. Trades your copy of Astro-G raph Letter. T wagon. Automatic, V-8, power will be all that's neededi e u B s e T \ welcome. ExceUent financing Mail SO cents lor each and a t e u E S s . SINGLE SPECIAL - BeauUful steering, power brakes, two long, sell-addressed, stamped E t/E E R R V Ss Oo \ available. Sample bur3uy I new : GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your 3 F r bedrock 9 room bouse, fireplace, heat snow t lm , very good condi­ O FT•Fw E N , tT hu e yv foot wides, choice of two or envelope to Astro-Graph. P.O. financial picture looks promising JUNIOR paid, garage. $135. Rental tion. $1500. Can 649-0293 Box 489. R adio City Station. N.Y. C H E C K THE. three bedrooms, not a today, but this doesn't mean Ch a m b e r BIRTH Assistors. 2395646. Fee $35. before 9 p.m. 10019. Be sure to specify your money will be dumped Into your O f DIRECTORY stripped down model. Was CERTIFICATES birth sign. lap. Big returns are likely II $12,495, tog sale price $10,990. COMMERCE / 1968 BUICK SKYLARK. Good you're enterprising. 31 Painting-Papering Parts, supplies, accessories, SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) Sorvicoa Ottorod 32 Building-Contracting 33 RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 running condition, body in OfflCM-SforM tor Rant 55 fuU time service department. Thera's a strong possibility your CANCER (June 21-July 22) good shape. $600 or best offer. C &M TREE Service - Free es- PAINTING - interior and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY BIDWELL Home Improve­ Plaza Homes, 130 Wilbur Ideas will be challenged today. It You'll not go unnoticed today. CaU 875^100. you believe you’re right, stand by timates, discount senior exterior, paperhanging, Carpentry and general con­ ment Co. Expert installation A’TTRACnVE Four room of­ Cross Highway, Berlin Tum- Take extra pains to look es­ citizens. Company excellent work. References. fice. Ground level, central ptoe, BerUn Connecticut, 1- your guns but keep an open pecially nice on the chanca you'll - O o - tracting. Residential and of aluminum siding, gutters 1958 C H E V R O L E T - 6 Manchester owned and Free estimates. Fully in­ location, professional 8 2 8 ^ . ^ mind. meet someone you really want to commercial. Whether it be a and trims. Roofing installa­ cylinder. AutomaUc. Running operated. Cail 646-1327. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- building, parking and utilities. Impress. small repair job, a custom tion and repairs. 6496495, 875- John L Griffeth condition. $150, or best offer. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 4431. CaU 6 4 9 -^ . DO YOU WANT to sell your 21) Avoid negative thoughts LEO (July 23-Auo. 22) Don't be built home or anything in 9109. has joined the Sales Staff CaU 6491583. CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ between, call 646-1379. mobile home? Qualified regarding a changing condition concerned today If you're not niture repaired, refinishing, QUALITY PAINTING and at Charter Oak Buick, and buyers waiting with available yet to bo tested. It could work out first out of the starting gale. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 1957 CHEVY BELAIRE - 4 touch-up work. House calls Paper Having by Willis invites his old customers financing. Thu is our special- m uch to your liking. When others run out of gas, CARPENTRY Si Masonry - roofing, storm windows, aw­ OFFICE SPACE door. Great condition. New and service calls, pick up and Schultz. Fully insured, and friends to stop In. John for fast Immediate action. you'll still be going strong. Additions and remodeling. nings. Quality workmanship, lacquer paint. $975. 78,000 CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) delivery. 569-2867 days or references. 649-4343. FOR RENT has been selling Bulcks in Emnecticut Mobile Home Free estimates. Call Anthony free estimates. Fully insured. mUes.’• Call1647-9856. 6 ------New projects today have an ex­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) It's Born Loser — Art Sansom after 5. Squillacote, 649-0811. 872-9187, 6493417. 250 iquare feet, center of the area since 1953. His Brokers, a name you can cellent chance of success, par- Important today to strike while HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Manchester, air coDditionioe and tnut. FaU special three only. parfcinf. Call 643-9561. hobby is woodworking. CHEVROLET NOVA 1972 . 3 llcularty It yo u're Involved with an the Iron It hot. Your Initiative BRICK, BLOCK, Stone painted for $150-$200 by Just arrived from factory. CARPENTRY - Repairs, SPECIALIZING cleaning and speed on floor, good condition. active, am bitious ally. D on’t deal lessens the longer you dwell on Fireplaces, concrete. scheduling now. Professional New 14 foot wides, two or remodeling, additions, gar­ repairing chimneys, roofs, CHARTER OAK 1 ^ . CaU 649A375. with weaklings. things. Chimney repairs. No job too considers any job. 289-9287, ages, rooofing. Call David new roofs. Free estimates. 30 three bedroom, matching ® 1977byNCA me small. Save. Call 644-8356 for evenings or weekends, Don. appliances, easy financing □ Patria, 644-1796. Years Experience. Howley, M A N C H E S T E R - A p ­ 1989 AMC 360 engine for sale. Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and Stoffal estimates. BUICK available to meet your budget. 643-5361. proximately 660 square feet of Good shape.!. im . 742-0423. J.P. LEWIS Si SON-Interior CARPENTRY, CUSTOM 81 A D A M S S T R E E T Only $9,900. Beautiful lots prtoe space in local bank. "The next time Mr. Mondale drops by to talk COMO AT THE ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars and exterior painting, Houses - Additions, garages, ROOFER WILL Install roof $275 Includes heat, air con­ MANCHESTER available. Over 50 homes to SAME TIME. and attics. Moving large paperhanging, and a / ^ , n o TOMORROW/ about administration proposals, tell him Tm out." roofing, and siding, kitchens, siding or gutters for low dis­ ditioning and carpeting. 649-4571 TrueRa lor Safe 81 choose from. Preowned and S//ps ujibh PBJfoSm lAuaufa appliances, also stone or loam remodeling. Fully insured. bathrooms, and repair work of count price. Call Ken at 647- Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc. new. Please caU Connecticut delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. 649-9658. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis 1566. Home Brokers, 1-423-2026. Sok)06LECUPS- MTU THe 6492482. 1966 DODGE PICKUP. Long Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick for estimate, 643-6712. PHARAAACl^r. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix SUNSHINE Contractors. bed, 72,000 miles, good tires, THREE ROOM Office for 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, brakes, body. $450 or best sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Interior-exterior painting, LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Haating-Plumbing 35 rent in modern professional power steering and brakes, offer. n ^ { 6 . MV HffyJ THPUfiKTFUL OF need for expensive rec- wallpaper hanging, carpentry New homes custom built, office building. Approximate­ air conditioning, excellent Automotive Service 66 covering. 568-5878. work, window washing. Call bbothertom TOM To ITEjKEMBER ME remodeled, additions, rec SEWERLINES, sink lines, ly 400 square IMt. East Center condition. $1500. 643-9199. HA6R7UNP AN — PARTICULARLY WHEN 528-2920 or 643-0367 evenings. rooms, garages, kitchens cleaned with electric cutters, Street location. Ample Motorefoloa-BIcyeloa 84 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- REWEAVING burns, holes. EXCaLENT ' HE HAS SUCH A remodeled, bath tile, cement ^ professionals. McKinney parking, air conditioned. Cali WE PAY $10 For complete sun specialists, factory Zippers, umbrellas repaired. fl»mPN R3R MENIAL JOB HIMSELF! work. Steps, dormers. Bros. Sewage Disposal junk cars. CaU JoeyJoeyi at ToUand ’TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville trainedL one day service, 114 Window shades, Venetian ViJU AMP 1 - BUT tVE BEEN Residential or commercial. Commpany, 643-5308. Auto Body, 52919M. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and East Main Street, Rockville. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Building-Contracting 3 3 871-1617. VANT)(PUTP 5EEKIN6 A CHANfiE- Call 649-4291. MEDICAL OFFICE for rent - rack. $1,750. 2894042. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- MYSREENHOUSE NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Approximately 1560 square 1974 FORD E 200 VAN - t a k e IT ' 5221. WES ROBBINS carpentry lo-iBo HMPH' RESEARCH IS IN ITS Heathcliff This Funny World remodeling specialist. Ad­ CARPENTRY, SIDING, repairs, plugged drains, feet of prime space in modem Economical. 6 cylinder. Stan­ kitchen faucets replaced, established professional office dard ihift. Captains chairs. Autoa tor Ront-Loaao 87 Autoa tor Ronl-Looao 87 ED’S LIGHT Trucking - ditions, rec rooms, dormers, INSULATION - RemodeUng, repaired. Rec rooms, building. Centrally located. AM/FM stereo. CB. Skylight. Cellars and attics cleaned. bullt-ins, bathrooms, additions, rec rooms, all types TH’ GUKU Af=TER(XJK HE. NOW OW ES ME bathroom remodeling, heat Only 5 minutes from Rack. Scoop. Shag carpet. ’Trees cut. Free estimates. kitchens, 649-3446. of siding and roofs. Residen­ DlDb^T SE SSIO N THREC MEDTIATTONS modernization, etc. Free Manchester Hospital. Ample Paneling. Mags. Wide ovals. 646-1943. tial or commercial. Quality SEEM WE PLAYED AND A COMPLETE CUSTOM CARPENTRY - workmanship. Free es­ Elstimate gladly given. M 8t M parking, air conultionlng. For Side pipes. Much more. COURSE IN 'jO G A/^ Plumbing & Heating. 6492871. more Information, call 649 ExceUent. $2800. 522-3082, TOO A f=EW ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Homes, Additions, Repairs, timates. Fully insured. Call 5697. Hartford. HAPPV.. g a m e s OF, attics, garages, yards Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Ron Churchill or Mike l I a s e PLUMBING and Heatins - WHATS, cleaned, moving, trucking. 345-2009. Dzagan, 643-4139. Fast service. Reasonaole MANCHESTER - Industrial 1974 DODGE DART Sport - m J N O ? Loam for sale. Lawn service. rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 649 space. 20,000 square feet, first Slant 6. Riadiala and snows. No job too big or small. 568- 6567. floor, truck loading dock, rail ExceUent condition. Asking 8522. h)rLE$$ siding, $1.25 square foot. F.J, $1700. CaU 87M494. PROFESSIONAL AUTOMOSILB WE DIO IT! WE DID IT! FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- Spilecki Inc., Realtors. 643- MUSIC GROUP "Midnight ” bing. Repairs and 2 1 2 1 . 1869 MERCURY 302 Engine AND TRUCK LIASINO Top 40, three piece band with The Celling & Wall People From Remodeling. Faucets, and transmission. $250. CaU reasonable rates. Call Frank — Mancheater — vanities, hot water heaters. SOME STORE SPACE 6492380. tET US QUOTE YOU Saosevero, 528-5567. Prompt service, on emergen­ available for immediate oc­ JE$ A LITTLE RPRMANT ' SELF Have Done it AgainI cies. ^7024. cupancy. Chrlitmas coming 1970 FORD STATION Wagon! »H7T»irautoc,tJii>8mi.»ioa 10-13 HOUSE CLEANING Work soon! Take advantage now. Good condiUon, $600. CaU 749 wanted. Call Diane, anytime, Introducing a flaxibla, mlldaw and watar raalatant Mi MIMES M MODELS The Manchester Bm H, 811 9286 alter 6 p.m. 646-1441. spray-on colling loxturo that la T O U G H . 8o Main. 6491442. Short Riba — Frank Hill 1976 HORNET. Four door, sau TEo ’nHiiHm ar B & M TREE SERVICE - DU REAUy SORRY, HONEY. I JUSTCANTSET USED tough, wo’ra uaing It for local bulldora as an Flooring 36 MANCHESTER - Retoil and / automatic, air, power Trimming, topping, land I D YOU DIET1ISK5.' or manufacturing space. 2,000 iteerlng, am radio, two new clearing, anti caoellng. extorlor foundation atueoo. Will not chip, pool or O A K N r r / _ FLOOR SANDING It sq. ft. to 100,000 sq. ft. Very snows, IS1,000 ,o r miles. $3100.289 / Worried about this wlnter^s , \ flako-And-KoWASHABUf Refinlshing. Floors like new. reasonable. Broken 7035. coming ftorms? Let us No waxing. (SpeclaUxlng in protected. Call Reyman einialate your trees. Free es- M -a older floors) Staining floors. Propertlea, 1-229U06. CHEVY CAPRICE 1868. With timatea. Fully Insured. 10 DROBIAK DRY WALL Ceilings. In-outside naintliig. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• air, original owner, excellent LEASING "MalprMtk*." years experience. “ MY John veiTallle, 646-S7^after condition. WinterixM. Asking HUCBS CAN’T BE BEAT! ” Wantad lo Rant 87 MANCHESTER 6 p.m. $800. 87972». , 14 boor service. 643-7870. Route 83, Vernon 646-8882 PROFESSIONAL Woman and ♦ 1 WI6H VOl/P IJtolH'H) R1H01M6 POORBUL/* DRESSMAKING a^ KEEP SMILING ; son desire'Manchester MONTE CARLO 1974 - With 1043-1181 87iZ-914S| . . ______j bouse or apart­ sun roof. Many options, (hie alterations done reasonably. A.k for th."T0U6H STUFF* KEEP HAPPY \0-fb CaU64M671. ment. yiM ■ $200. November owner. Low mUeagp. Asking lit. 6494M8 after 5 p.m. $4500. 8W7197. PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thurs., Oct. IS, 1977 Bolton begins anti-burglary effort More than 100 Bolton residents and their neighborhood. He said there will be burglaries are in private homes, 40 per Memorial Library that may be borrowed businessmen attended the first public an attempt to increase patrols using cent happen in the daytime, and 21 per by residents. meeting on a burglary prevention Auxiliary State Police. cent of the places are hit more than once. Anyone wishing a hpme security check program Wednesday at the Community Robert Peterson, resident state trooper, After seeing two films on burglary should leave their name, address and Hall. Those in attendance ranged in age said there was a burglary in Bolton prevention, residents had the opportunity phone number with the selectmen’s office. trom school children to senior citizens. Wednesday morning. The burglars were to ask questions. Few were asked. State Police Sgt. Walter Nieliwocki, seen by someone in the neighborhood. If Sgt. Nieliwocki said most burglars are who will be in charge of the program, that person had called the police, there young, in their late teens or early 20s. Up Poster winners gave a brief description of how and why it would have a good chance of catching to now, apprehension has been poor, he Several students at Bolton Center toclal got started. the burglars, he said. said. School were happy as they learned they Sgt Nieliwocki said the biggest crime Peterson said if anyone sees strange Sgt. Nieliwocki said many people would were winners in the crime prevention Saturday 3 to 7 p.m. problem in the 13 towns served by State cars or people in the neighborhood, they leave the meeting all charged up but poster contest. 'They received State Police things such as changing the locks at their shoulder patches. EV MURPHY’S SPAGHEHI HOUSE Police of the Colchester barracks is should call him. He doesn't mind checking 35 OAK STREET hurglarv Bolton is the one of the towns everything. home might fall by the wayside (because Danae Marshall, Grade 5, was the grand An auxiliary trooper who researched of costs). prize winner. Students in Grade 5 having DONATION $2.00 - All drinks 50 cants with the highest burglary rate, he said. FREE Hot and Cold Hors cTosuvros Planners reject Through the program, people will learn burglaries in Bolton gave some statistics. He asked everyone to identify their the best posters were Patty Sobol and Jef­ In 1976. there were 52 burglaries in Bolton. property and watch their neighbors, two frey Hinds. Students in Grade 6 having the Spon$ond by how to make their homes and businesses Frttndi of Evtntt Murphy more secure, to engrave their property to So far this year, there have been 82 important items in crime prevention that best posters were Debbie Marshall, Ken make it difficult for burglars to get rid of, burglaries. don't cost anything. Jarvis and Mike Daly. Brian Kloo had the and to be aware of what is going on in The trooper said ,50 per cent of the There are nine engravers at Bentley best poster for Grades 7 and 8. fast food place RHS ’37 By MAL BARLOW 'Throwe, a part owner of the questioned Vignati and his traffic planning East arlford Reporter building housing a Constitution Bank expert, Fred Hesketh of Bloomfield, By a 6-1 vote Wednesday night, the & Trust Co. branch at 405 Main St., about customers making U-turns to argued that area of Main St. opposite get to the Wendy’s. Despite his reunion Planning and Zoning Commission The weapon.s are radar ;>uns. A (PZC) voted down a Wendy’s Old Pratt & Whitney does not need questions, Davis was the only com­ another fast-food restaurant. He said iederal grant gave the town funds Fashioned Hamburgers restaurant missioner to vote for Wendy’s. V e r n o n there is too much traffic in the area Voting against it were John Grot- enough to arm itsell with three of the The Class of 1937 of proposed for 345 Main St. latest type ol radar gun An officer The vote followed a lengthy now. tole, Kayser, Bartlett, George Rockville High School will Throwe pointed out Vignati had can hold it in his hand, aimed at a hearing on the restaurant. Atty. Goodberg, Dominick Serignese and have its 40th class reunion brought the plea for Wendy’s to the speeder coming or going, and get a Francis Vignati, representing Russell Biernier. Bernier was filling Nov. 5 at The Colony in Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) in "fix" on his speed. Fleagane Enterprises, the Hartford in for Chairman Walter Forrest, who Talcottville with a social June. ’The ZBA denied it citing traffic County Wendy’s franchiser, made a had disqualified himself due to public The "fix' has been accepted in hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at problems. Robert Argazzi of Pratt & detailed and lengthy plea for the fast- comments he made favoring Wen­ state courts as golid enough proof to 7. Whitney spoke against it then, also food restaurant. dy’s in June. sustain police arrests ior speeding. The committee is citing traffic. But Atty. James Throwe, represen­ The Wendy’s would have seated 80 Commander l.lewellyn McPherson seeking information about Throwe said Wednesday no need ting Augie and Ray’s Drive-In at 314 patrons and cost more than $200,000 said his records jusliiy tlie radar some former class had been shown for another Main St. and other area businesses, to build. It would have employed 20 to guns members not reached. restaurant. made a five-minute talk against Wen­ 30 persons, mostly young men and They are John Welch, PZC member Anthony Kayser said women. During the period trom July 1 to Audrey Cooper Devlin, dy’s. during the hearing he was surprised Sept. 30, 1976, there were 490 auto ac­ Vignati said Wendy’s would H ousing approved June Playdon Ingalls and to see Wendy’s was to be built on only cidents In town, causing a total oi 221 enhance the area. Dwight Pettay of The PZC unanimously approved Alice Urbon Arbour. two lots and npt three as he had un­ injuries. Anyone who hasn't been West Hartford, president of the maps of the 23-lot Burnham derstood earlier. Estates subdivision proposed by Then the town got the radar guqs contacted or has any infor­ Fleagane, planned to raze several PZC member Fred Bartlett said, "delapidated” houses at the site and Pasquale J. Salemi for 13.4 acres of This year in the same period, there mation about these class “I don’t think there’s a busier place build a brick and glass structure. Tall were only 402 accidents resulting in members should contact in the whole county than right here land at the corner of Burnham and any member of the com­ shrubs would shield it from (on the stretch of Main St. in front of King Sts. 141 injuries. neighbors. Most customers would be Atty. Vignati represented Salemi mittee—Bernie Cantor, Ed Pratt & Whitney.) The drop in accidents is 18 per cent adults at lunch time. in the matter. Finance, Cele Wilson or PZC member .Jaek Davis and the drop In injuries is 36 per cent. Clare Albom. During the 1976 period, police made 188 speeding arrests. But PTO meeting East Hartford bulletin board Mancini the Great during the 1977 period, police used The Center Road School radar ior 536 speeding arrests Bruce Amato of 58 Heron Rd., East Hartford, makes a ball PTO will conduct a c This is prool it helps ' said business meeting and drug Kacey Squares Setups and refreshments are in­ of the National Foundation of the float in mid-air as he practices for two magic shows F’rlday MaePherson and alcohol education cluded. Dress is casual. Dancing will March of Dimes will hold a mini­ night at Wickham Library on Burnside Ave. at 7 and 8.30. His The Kacey Squares Dance Club The radar guns are used at all program Oct. 24 at 7:30 will hold its regular semi-monthly be from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. walk Saturday from 9:30 a.m. at the stage name is Mancini the Great. Appearing with him will be p.m. at the school. East Hartford High School track for times of file day and night "on the dance Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Name correction James Kozikis of Handel Court, whose stage name is J'Kazo. town's mam arteries. Drivers can t A member of Alcoholics elementary school students. Langford School, 61 Alps Dr. Jerry The Prospect St. resident who told count on "safe " speeding areas. Anonymous and Richard (Herald photo by Barlow) Benoit will call. Paul and Lillian the Town (Council this month, “You (College exam s set There aren't any. said McPherson. Godek, a psychologist with Zepke will cue the rounds. All club are the last resort,” is John Seleman, Penney High School sophomores, Police Chiel Clarence Urumm said the Hockanum Valley Com­ level dancers and spectators are ■ not John Sullivan as printed in The juniors and some seniors can take the tie is pleased with the drop in in­ munity Services Center, welcome. Herald. Seleman went to the council Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude juries, He praised his otticers tor the will speak to the parents Calico Christmas seeking help to limit truck traffic Test, National Merit Scholarship Police seize drugs and teachers. speeding crackdown The Wesley Memorial Church at roaring past his home night and day. Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) no Ellington Rd. (Rt. 5) will hold a Seniors meet Oct. 22 at Penney. It measures ver­ Further developments in a drug puasesaion With intent to sell marijuana and conspiracy. Methodist women Calico Christmas Fair Saturday, bal and math aptitude. raid case Tuesday include discovery The Retired Senior Volunteer The three are Eugene 'T. Maclure, The Rockville United Nov. 5. A smorgasbord luncheon will Program will hold a meeting Monday of “sizable amounts of cocaine and Magic at Wickham 23. and Ricardo Oliver. 24. both ot 35 Methodist Church Women be served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1 p.m. at the Raymond Library. LSD," said police today. Area fire calls will meet Oct. 19 at 7:30 Mancini the Great and J' Kazo will Police took out a search warrant Ginger Lane, and Miguel Soto, 19. of Items to be on sale include Christ­ The public is invited. mystify those who go to see them p.m. in Fellowship Hall at mas decorations, patchwork Tuesday after receiving a tip from an Hartford. All are still being held on Church rummage sale Friday at 7 and 8:30 p.m. in the up­ $25,000 surety bonds each and are to Tolland (!(>iinl\ the church. The program placements, pot holders, pillows and stairs hall of Wickham Library on informant. At 11 p.m. they entered a will be on family The Burnside Methodist Church appear for a second time Friday in Wednesday. 2 17 p.m -Trailer lire more made with calico. Knitting and Burnside Ave. Tudor Village apartment on Ginger counseling. will hold a rummage sale today from Common Pleas Court 12 High Manor Trailer i'ark. Vernon crochet gift items will also be on Mancini is Bruce Amato of Heron Lane and arrested three young men 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. to charging each with possession of a Chief Clarence Drumm gave credit Toiland assisted at the scene Rnckville sale. Dr. and Kazo is James Kozikis of noon at the church. narcotic substance, possession of lor file case to officers Paul Laken- and .Manchester were on standby At St. Joseph's Langford bike rodeo Handel Court, two young men who Mini-walk Saturday four ounces or more of marijuana. bach, Dennis McQueeny and Arthur Wednesday. 6:11 p m —Overheated The St. Joseph’s School The fifth grade class of teacher have been practicing their magic Bagnall, stove. Jobs Hill Rd . Ellington Parents Association will Ray Johnson at Langford School con­ The Northern Connecticut Chapter arts for several years locally. meet tonight at 7:30 at the ducted a bike rodeo safety program church hall. Joseph Russon for the first graders of teachers Fire calls will be the featured Pauline Bailey and Barbara speaker. He will teach the Mahoney Tuesday afternoon. First Heimlich Maneuver, a graders are not normally allowed to method of helping choking Wednesday, 11:16 a m. AGWAY bring their bikes to school. victims, and show a film on The older students graded the —Medical call to 74 Laurel St. cardio-pulmonary younger on bike safety and gave Wednesday. 12:11 p.m. resuscitation. — Medical call to police badges to those who passed their headquarters. Now...solve your drainage course. Wednesday, 1:16 p.m Slye open house —Medical call to 9 Burnside problems and SAVE with The Slye School PTO will host an Ave. HEMLOCKS open house Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 2:38 p.m. —Medical call to 165 Sisson St. Certa-Flex Plastic Drain Pipe • Sheared Parents are invited to meet Principal Wednesday, 2:50 p.m. • Good quality Ray Brown and the teachers. Class —Medical call to police s 3 to 6 foot visits are planned. Refreshments headquarters. will be served. Wednesday, 4:02 p.m. $g00$1600 Energy talk tonight —Truck fire. Silver Lane and The second workshop on energy Roberts St. Wednesday, 4:58 p.m. JO E M IL L E R conservation sponsored by the town —Medical call to Center NURSERY Conservation and Environment Com­ Cemetery. SSO BUSH HILL RO. MANCHESTER mission will be tonight at 7:30 at the Wednesday, 6:57 p.m. Town Hall. —Trash fire, 19 Mountain The subject is insulation in the View Dr. This printing test pattern is home. A film, “ All About In­ Wednesday, 7:05 p.m. part of The Herald quality sulation, ” will be shown. Workbook —Medical call to 304 Main St. control program in order to discussions will be held. Area Wednesday, 8:16 p.m. give you one of the finest builders and dealers in insulation will —Medical call to 8 Silver newspapers In the nation. be discussion leaders. Lane. Wednesday, 10:43 p.m. The public is invited. —Medical call to 16 Harmony Ski cluh meets Dr. The East Hartford Ski Club will Today, 7:34 a.m. —Medical kick off the new ski season with a call to 265 Prestige Park Rd. meeting next Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Marco Polo Restaurant on Burn­ side Ave. f Public The club will then set the year’s schedule. It will include a ski Directions from the boss records weekend in January, several bus For example: trips, and more. Anyone interested is EHHS Coach Jim Dakin tells running back Scott Chadwick • Drain wet fields quickly and Dram gutters away from house FREE! W arrunly ticccis foundation welcome to the meeting. what to do next during last Saturday’s 34-14 romp over thoroughly Roger J. Rodrigue et al Bolens Emblem Cluh dance Wethersfield. The sophomore ran well and scored the team’s to Albert C. Anderson et al, The East Hartford Emblem Club first TD. Dakin said before the season, “I don't believe in star­ property on Floradale Dr., snow will hold a “Night with Blue ting sophomores.” Chadwick changed his mind. Dakin will conveyance tax $56.10. Horizon” on Friday, Oct. 28, at the H & J Builders and figh tin g Elks Lodge, 148 Roberts St. For need Chadwick and every other Hornet at top form in Satur­ Certa-Flex Plastic Drain Pipe: day’s game with unbeaten Hall High in West Hartford at 1:30 Developers Inc. to Donald tickets, call 568-2679, 569-0062 or 1- E. Domijan et al. Lot 24 on • Flexible, strong spiral corrugated construction equipn^i^ 635-0151. p.m. (Herald photo by Barlow) Harvest Lane, conveyance • Won’t freeze or shatter tax $91.30. WITH EACH H & J Builders and • Impervious to all known soil chemicals T iU C T M Developers Inc. to Stanley • Easy and economical to install Three admit hijack plot J. Pelczav et al. Lot 34 on Reg. $0.30 per/ft. Woodmont Dr., con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Three $10,000 fine. Volpe last summer was entered their pleas, has ruled the veyance tax $66. Connecticut men have pleaded no sentenced to three to 10 years in wiretaps of a Hartford storefront Barbara S. Emmons to sale *0.23 per/ft. contest to charges in a 1975 plot to prison with a $20,000 fine after con­ were legal. Clarie’s decision has Edward G. Cooke et al, hijack a New Jersey truckload of victions for extortion, gambling, been appealed. property on Cambridge meat. racketeering and conspiracy. Authorities said the three men con­ Dr., conveyance tax $38.50. OPEN THURS. Anthony D. Volpe, 44, of West All three Wednesday made their spired with several others in January TILLS t h r e e EASY WAYS Hartford; Francis Lisella, 48, of East pleas with the understanding they 1975 to take a truck parked along the CLOSED SUNDAYS MANCHESTER VERNON ALL SALE PRICES WANT TO M HEARD? AGWAY TO CHARGE Hartford,and Dennis J. Byrne, 34, of could withdraw them if government New Jersey ’TuTnpike filled with EFFECTIVE Vota TIm X wjLnsussisM 1. CALDOR CHARGE Meriden were accused of conspiracy electronic surveillance in the case is meat. ’The grand jury which handed 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tii-City Shopping Center •THURSDAY‘ FRIDAY 540 NEW STATE RD. 221 M m Ida. 2. MASTER CHARGE in Uie plot, which was never carried ruled illegal. down the indictment in the case said DOMTELUTEAM 3. BANKAMERICARD •SATURDAY [AGW AYl MANCHESTER ’ out. Chief U.S. District Judge T. Byrne intended to use previous PAID FOR BY OONATELU STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.eSAT, 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.eSUN. 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. The charge carries a maximum experience as a trucker to arrange FOR MAYOR FUND ___A i U m . T Emmet Clarie, who presided in the sentence of five years in prison and a hearing where the defendants for the truck to be abandoned. /