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Many help student The weather Inside today Clearing tonight. Low in 60s. Mostly overcome problems sunny, cooler, and less humid Area news____ 6-7 Editorial ...... 4 Wednesday. Highs in low to mid 80s Classified___ 11-12 Fam ily...... S Chance of rain 50 per cent today and Comics...... 13 Obituaries...... 14 STORRS (UPI) — Peter Thweeney has Thweeney figures he will need about $5,- near zero tonight and Wednesday. Afanchetter^A City-of Village Charm Dear Abby...... 13 Sports...... MO spent every day of his 27 years trying not 000 to live at the school this year. National Weather Service Forecast to "become a cabbage" in an institution. If the Englishman can’t meet the finan­ map on Page 11. fAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGlRtT SO, 1«7 - VOL. XCVl, No. 181 The Engiishman has cerebral palsy, but cial deadlines, he will fly back across the PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS his sense of adventure and independence Atlantic to Dublin Sept. 1. One of The Stop & Shop Companies makes most physically fit peopie iook fee­ In his early years, school was difficult ble. for Thweeney. When he was 16, he was put SmilhM^s On Aug. 17, after a plane flight from in a hospital for the chronically ill. • PANELING • MOLDINGS • TILES • BRICK • England, Thweeney arrived at the Univer­ "Every day was a day of mere existence (/> sity of Connecticut with $500 in his pocket and vegetation,” he said. "Everyone and no student visa. assured me that my life would be the He didn't know a soul in Connecticut, same, a total failure, and that like but he wanted more than anything else to everyone else, I too would leave (the hosp- East Hartford man kills self z y A ♦ "5 study in the United States. tial) in my coffin." The university's special services office It was then that Thweeney decided he /V' arranged temporary lodging for would not be like the others. Thweeney, but the student had no idea "Without my faith in Jesus Christ,” he where he would get the money he needed said, "I am sure that I would have sub­ EASY-DOES-IT to pursue a masters' degree in political mitted to the institutionalization, and after slaying his wife, child science. become a cabbage like everyone else at Shortly after his arrival, a Hartford the hospital.*’ television station, WFSB, ran a story on After years of struggling, Thweeney By MAL BARLOW Thweeney's plight and public response has received his B.A. in politics at the Univer­ REDECORATING East Hartford Reporter been considerable. sity of Newcastle-Tyne last spring. He As of Friday, UConn had received $646 was accepted at UConn for graduate The end of a long police siege on A man identified as DeCorleto’s toward's Thweeney's education. Another school, but received no financial aid. •'I. Holdstock Place came quietly and father came on the scene about 5:30 $500 was expected to come from South Before he could get a student visa, he without warning this morning. p.m. Police did not say whether or Windsor, where 12 youngsters held a 24- had to demonstrate he could finance most Frank Daniel DeCorleto Jr., 34, not he spoke with DeCorleto. hour relay marathon to raise money for of hs education. had been talking on the phone from At 6 p.m. DeCorleto phoned ’The the Englishman. Thweeney knew there would be the duplex all night. Police were on Hartford Courant to tell them what Despite the deluge of money, Thweeney obstacles when he came to this country, • WALLPAPER • CUSTOM COLOR • CORK • the other end of the line talking to he'd done. He said, ‘Tve killed my will need additional funds to meet a $1,500 but he hasn't let them get him down. him at 7:10 a.m. when police heard a wife and son. tuition payment by Tuesday. In addition. "I like the adventure,” he said. ON SALE NOW THRU SAT., SEPTEMBER 3 crackling noise. "I'm the guy the whole East Hart­ "Strange," said State Police Com­ ford police are looking for,” he said fT missioner Edward Leonard. referring to the theft of the Pitkin Area women outstanding It was apparently a gunshot, the silver. sound through the phone of a man He warned that he had an arsenal Rosemarie Papa of 63 Tanner St., about 10,0(X) fellow women from across shooting himself, police said. of weapons and a vicious dog. Manchester and Cyrilla Willis of 677 the United States, will be presented in the Before the police could be sure of About 7;30 p.m. a woman who said Gilead St., Hebron, have been chosen to be annual awards volume. their suspicions, they lobbed a deac­ she was Mrs. Kathy DeCorleto, 24, Included in the 1977 edition of Outstanding They are also being considered for one -V-: tivated tear gas bomb into the mother of the dead boy, came on the Young Women of America. of the 51 state awards to be presented to duplex. There was no response from . I scene. She said the boy had been The program is designed to honor and those who have made the most noteworthy the man who had fired about 30 shots allowed to live with his father despite encourage exceptional women between contributions in their individual states. at East Hartford and state police her protests. the ages of 21 and 36 who have dis­ From the 51 winners the 10 outstanding since about 4:30 p.m. Monday. During this time, DeCorleto fired tinguished themselves in their homes, in young women will be chosen. 'The 10 Three members of ^ e state police shots out of the duplex at police. He their professions, and in their com­ national winners will be honored at the an­ ’ll Police in the photo I ; tactical unit and a police dog ap­ hit no one. But police kept low and munities. nual awards luncheon in Washington, above stand guard behind proached the duplex. The assault away from the duplex. They kept the Ms. Papa and Ms. Willis, along with D.C., this fall. a cruiser while Frank team smashed down the front door. growing crowds farther back. DeCorleto continued his Inside were the bodies of Police had at first set up a field Rockville H DeCorleto, his wife, Shioehon, 22, headquarters in a resident’s home at siege Monday night from a and his son by a previous marriage, the resident's invitation. "Then they hospital notes Holdstock PL, East Hart­ Frank D. DeCorleto III, 5. moved into a special trailer brought There were firearms in the duplex to the scene. Admitted Friday: Paul ford home. The man shot as he had told police. He had been DeCorleto shot out floodlights DeCarli, Grant St., Rockville: himself this morning after using a deer rifle to shoot at police focused on the duplex. Ethel Harrison, Janet Lane, D iS C O U N T having killed his wife and Monday evening. But there was no About 7 p.m. a man Identified as Rockviile; Emma Parker, sign of a doberman pinscher he had Joseph J. Barone, a physical educa­ Gaynor PI., Rockville; Earl son, whom he had been threatened would fly at police if they tion teacher at East Hartford High Tracy, Worcester Rd., Ver­ attacked him. School, drove up to the barricades non. hol(ling hostage. At right, DeCorleto told police and news and demanded to speak to DeCorleto. Discharged Friday: Robert Manchester Glastonbury the Rev. Stephen Foley, Callihan, Duncaster Lane, reporters during the siege which He said he was his half brother. Vernon; Sherry Davis, 260 No. Main St. Fox Run Maiflail the state police chaplain began about 4:30 p.m. Monday, "It’s Police charged Barone with in­ Manchester Rd., Glaston­ who delivered the last a rotten, stinking world.” terfering with an officer after police bury; Rosile Erismann, EAST HARTFORD DeCorleto was convicted of killing said he tried to run through the Chamberlain St., Rockviile; 1150 Burnsida Ave. • 801 Silver Lane rites to the victims, and Mrs. Aldene Cote Austin, 20, in barricades. He was released on a Kathryn Foley, South St., Daniel Fiorita, a Brunswick, Ga. in 1963. He was then $500 nonsurety bond. Rockville-, Helen Ruops, CLEARASIL paramedic with the East 21. He was sentenced to life im­ Chief Drumm spoke with Tolland; Louis Saidak, OINTMENT prisonment but was released after DeCorleto about six hours during the Patricia , Dr., Vernon; CLEARASIL Hartford Fire Depart­ about 10 years. 15-hour siege. He said the man vowed Marianne Wcrmter, Emiiy ment, stand by. (Photos He complained on the phone he would never be taken alive. Dr., Vernon. R«g. ■// through Monday night of not being Drumm said towards the end of the Births Friday: A daughter Vanish by Dick Paradis) SOAP able to get a job. Nd one would hire ordeal DeCorleto's talk became to Mr. and Mrs. George *.•5 ox. Fields, Robert Rd., Vernon; a Rag Price an ex-convict, he said. maudlin. 9Vi ax. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 1.49 He admitted stealing the 18th- ” Hls moods ran from very docile to Rag. 7t« William Harrison, Janet OUR LOW 11 century Pitkin silver collection Aug. very hostile. 'They were varied and Lane. Rockville; a daughter PRICE OUR LOW 10 from the Raymond Library on wide, and basically his interest was to Mr. and Mrs. Gary West, PRICE V Patients pursue Main St., East Hartford. His failure in saying goodbye," the chief said. I , ' Tolland. Today’s summary to ransom it back to the town or sell Commissioner Leonard said Admitted Saturday: 7 3 ‘ it further frustrated him, he said in DeCorleto had earlier in the morning Michaei Boudreau. Bissell the night-long conversations. appeared as though he would give Rd., Coventry; Eunice Cham­ Compiled from United Press hospital protests Shioehon DeCorleto gave him a himself up. pion. Eliington International Discharged Saturday: "hard time" and that is why he shot He threw out an Ml combat rifle in By JUNE TOMPKINS fice telling of Wednesday s meeting. her about 4:30 p.m. Monday, he said. exchange for cigarettes and a copy of Thomas Benoit Jr.. North KLEENITE "Anyone who wants to see the law View Dr , Vernon, William ' Ointment State WASHINGTON (UPI) - f Herald Reporter When his son ran to him, he shot the morning newspaper which Berger, Ellington; Susan DCintlRt ClEtKR Watergate burglar G. Gordon Lid- A group of former Manchester enforced to its fullest is invited to the boy also, he said. featured his story on the front. Canary, Loveiand Hill Rd , Rig. ^OUR REG. 7.49 ! REG. 6.49 MERIDEN,-Conn. (U P I)-O n e dy "has served long enough,” and Memorial Hospital patients and come," Cattanach said. He said, "It's a rotten, stinking world,” he Leonard denied police had planned 3 OZ. Vanlah however, that hospital officials Rockville; Richard Dick, 'Croiilire Pecan' panel. Printed woodgrain on of six local policemen charged will go free Sept. 7 if he pays a members of the Connecticut Citizen said explaining his son's death. to rush him. REQ. 624 1 ox. 'Chaatnut' panel. Printed woodgrain on hardboard. Dailey Circle, Vernon; Mrs. hardboard 4'x8'x% " with engaging in on-duty sexual $40,000 fine — perhaps in in­ Action Group (CCAG) will meet hadn't been Invited. Neighbors heard shots about that "We were prepared to talk to him OUR LOW Rag Priea Bronze dusty or alpine. 4'x8'x5/32". Deborah Grant and daughter, misconduct was to turn in his stallments — or takes a pauper’s Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St. James The flyers state Manchester time coming from the home in the all month if necessary. We had no Vernon Ave., Rockville; Mrs. PRICE 2.16 Memorial Hospital has received OUR LOW badge today after agreeing not to oath. Regional parole Com­ Church to plan what action to take to middle class neighborhood off School plans to rush him," he said. Barbara Kincman and son, missioner Joseph A. Nardoza in funds from the Hill-Burton Act to pay St. in the north end of town about a "We have no idea what triggered Glastonbury; Peter Merson, PRICE appeal his suspension in the case. get financial reimbursement they Patrolman Joseph Cirillo Mon­ Philadelphia said Monday Liddy claim the hospital owes them. bills for people unable to pay and that half mile from the town's police sta­ i t , " he said refering to the whole inci­ Vernon Ave., Rockville; Joy 75* the hospital has violated this law. Midura, East St , Rockville; day night accepted the suspension kept a club and pipe in his cell for The meeting is a follow-up from a tion. dent. Raymond Spielman, 1 . 6 9 as a compromise sentence for his protection, but prison officials did similar meeting held earlier this The former patients claim that the One man, Santo Sipala who owns After police had rushed into the hospital should reimburse them for Windermere Ave., Rockviile. DENTURE alleged sexual activity with the not consider that or Liddy’s par­ month in which some of the former the duplex, said he heard several duplex at 7:45 a.m. today, they began Births Saturday: A son to DENTURE daughter of a former town ticipation in a prison hunger patients claim that Manchester their charges while hospitalized shots while he was gardening in the a thorough study of the place. ADHESIVE because they were unaware of the Mr and Mrs. Robert Baxter. ADHESIVE SUPER BUY fireman, strike serious enough to recom­ Memorial Hospital did not post signs backyard. When police arrived soon The Rev. Stephen Foley, chaplain Middle Rd., Rockville; a son I'A OZ. mend delaying his parole. visible to the public with information Hill-Burton funds when they were ad­ after, he said he thought he could to Mr and Mrs. David WITH COX plywood ihaalhlng mitted because such Information was for police and fire fighters in the FREE NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) - that free hospital service is available hear the boy crying in the house. Gladden. Hartford Tpke . Ver­ APA certified exterior not publicly displayed. state, administered sacraments to pocEn Unusually htavy damandi may grade 4'x8'x'^" The first of eight debates between to patients through the Hill-Burton DeCorleto f ir ^ at police, striking all three. He Is a priest in Windsor non. Rag. laquira our sailing rtasonable There was a poster on view in the DISPENSER first-term Mayor Frank Logue Act. a cruiser, when police first arrived Locks and the three dead people were Admitted Sunday: Guy OZ. 1.30 8 9 < quantity limits on lomt ol Iht International emergency room, but recently ■tarns in fairntit to all cuslomtri and former Police Chief Biagio The Hill-Burton Act, passed in on the scene. Police evacuated the Champ, Ellington; Ruth REQ. 2.16 posters have also been placed in the believed to be Roman Catholic. Foley. Bolton Rd , Vernon; DiLieto produced a lot of crowd 1946, re q u ire s th a t h o sp itals area close to the duplex. ’They set up reaction, but mainly familiar LONDON (UPI) - A colorful admitting office and the business of­ roadblocks on School St. and routed Police later sent the bodies to the .Sandra Schadt, Tolland; Mary West Indian street carnival receiving federal money to expand or Zabilansky, Tolland, rhetoric. fice. traffic around the area. state medical center in Farmington enjoyed by 250,000 spectators improve facilities must provide cer­ As expected, Logue and tain amounts of free service to the A hospital spokesman called the Chief Oarence Drumm requested for autopsies. ended in violence that injured 228 flyers misleading. "We have been DiLieto, who will square off in a community, and that information of aid from state police which sent in its The last call DeCorleto made wai M tSacaiiii^k persons, including 170 policemen, violating a phase of the law,” he said, CLEARASIL 1. Sept. 15 primary for the such service be posted in the tactical unit. Off-duty officers from to a friend. He asked the friend to say CLEARASIL Scotland Yard said today. Nine­ but he emphasized "We cannot use This printing test pattern is Democratic mayoral nonilnation, hospital. Elast Hartford and Hartford came on goodbye to his mother, police said)"- MEDICATED teen of the injured were still funds from Hill-Burton to pay a part of The Herald quality MEDICATED spent most of Monday night’s In compliance with the section of the scene to help. hospitalized a day after gangs of patient's bill until all other sources control program in order to CLEANSER CLEANSER opening debate engaging in the the act that states that each hospital give you one of the finest same sparring that has black youths rampaged through have been exhausted.” London's Notting Hill Gate area beneflttlng by it shall have respon­ newspapers in the nation. characterized their campaign. sibility for developing policies for He cited an instance of a patient S A V E 3 0 % I once the main carnival events who had refused a recommendation 2 OZ. 4 OZ. fund distribution, Manchester Last rites given Precut pine boards were over. to apply for welfare aid on two oc­ REQ. 1.09 Regional Memorial Hospital has applied the RE0.1.99 I'v casions, but finally on a third occa­ REG. 2.49-2.99 I"x6"x3', reg. 99t 694 BOSTON (UPI) - A Greek bulk special fund money to the areas of LONDON (UPI) — Striking air sion did resort to welfare. "That Particle board I"x6"x6'. reg. 2.49 1.74 carrier vessel cited by Coast greatest need — obstetrics and men­ 86« I"x8"x3'. reg. 1 29 904 traffic control assistants went patient cannot possibly expect reim­ by police chaplain thawing for home, Guard officials as violating inter­ back to work in the London area tal health clinic, with some money SUPER VALUE workshop or garage I"x8"x6', reg 4 29 3.00 national safety standards was in used for extreme cases outside those bursement from the Hill-Burton fund I”xl0"x3'. reg 189 1.32 today and the Civil Aviation State Police Chaplain Stephen here to have changed tlie outcome, he 2"x4"x8‘ atud 1"x12"x6' or Providence harbor today awaiting areas. after accepting welfare,” the I"xl0"x6*. reg 3 99 2.79 Authority immediately suspended Foley administered last rites to all said. LAVORIS grad* lumbar. 1"xl2"x8’ sizes repairs. The main contention of the group is spokesman said. I"xl2"x3'. reg. 2.69 1.88 40 of them who refused to promise three victims of a shooting tragedy Police kept up steady talk with WITH SI .00 FOAMY The Ehavi, regiitered out of not that the hospital doesn’t give free ’The financial status of patients SHAVE r ’xl2"x6'. reg. 5.49 3.84 to work without causing further needing financial aid is examined on Holdstock PI. this morning at the Frank DeCorleto Jr., 34, the man in­ REFUND COUPON Piraeus, Greece and bound for disruption. The action threatened service, but that it fails to provide in­ end of an all-night siege. side the upstairs apartment at the CREAM Bridgeport, Conn., was escorted formation by means of brochures or and they are advised of the best ManchMttr • to worsen an already complex ’The chaplain, who has also served Holdstock PI. duplex. Family were into the harbor Monday after posters and through its staff that financial aid available according to OAKLAND MANOR RIO . U M l situation, which has brought their particular circumstances. fire departments in the state for called to the scene. A psychiatrist 24 OZ. M INTH O L Coast Guard officials said it had such service is available through the APARTMENTS cancellation of nearly half of all about 10 years, had been on the scene was on hand for advice. REQ. 2.59 11 OZ. S A V E 2 5 % violated the 1950 International Hill-Burton fund. R IQ . 1 J I scheduled flights Involving British since about 6 p.m. Monday. Chaplain Foley praised police at Handl-panels Safety of Life at Sea Convention airports. The group was dissatisfied with the the scene. Precut plywood, one statutes. explanations given by hospital of­ "I don't think they could have done 2 or 3 bedroom deluxe “Everything was done with a pur­ Townhouse, I'.k baths with 1 . 2 9 good side NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — ficials at the last meeting. ^Incompetent’ anything m ore," he said of the East pose. There were no idle moments. attached office and its own 1'kZ k‘A", reg. 994 724 National Coffee producers, fearing the "We hope we don't have to do any Hartford and State Police at the They were very professional, very bathroom. Ideal for in­ more arguing,” Donald Cattanach of scene. F x ^x V . reg 1.19 894 WASHINGIDN (UPI) - Presi­ once-soaring price of their beans NEW VOKK (IIM) — Duiiil prudent. surance, real estate, ac­ 2'x^xH^ reg 2.49 1.86 is on a steep decline, have called East Hartfoid, chairman of the new­ "They never stopped trying," he dent Carter will take a personal llerkoHilz, ihe former (io k I u I "Not one shot was fired by police." countants, etc. office, am­ ly formed group of protestors which said. “’They were on the phone to the ple parking, separate of­ 2'x3'xH", reg 3.29 2.47 role in the accelerated search for for steps to stabilize the market worker ueeuiiecl of being New Y ork Neighbors within a few houses of *0*0. OUR MEG. i.29 2'x4'xV4". reg. 5.99 4.49 2 0 % O F F is supported by the CCAG, said. "It is man 95 per cent of the time through fice entrance. TAMPAX a negotiated Middle Blast solution, that may include an OPEC-style Uily'it feared "Son of Sum " killer, DeCorleto were evacuated. Utility pegboard FxZxH". reg. 1.99 1.49 OUR REGULAR LOW up to the group to decide whether we the night. REB. REB. SUPER according to diplomatic officials. international cartel. But con­ loduy wuH found inrum|ietent lo Neighbors further away served lor home, garage 2'xZxt*". reg 3.99 2.99 DISCOUNT PRICES "Sometimes it seemed there was SUPER PLUS The officials said Monday the sumer nations at the opening ses­ will go to the hospital and confront Klund trial for the uinbuHli police coffee and cold drinks through Op«n dally 10 to 5 or workshop Unllnithad pin* molding. the officials there, or whether we hope. ’Then it'd regress." 40*9 Available only at the Bradlees below. foreign ministers of Israel, sion of a week-long meeting of the murderM of nix young men and the night, he said. Sunday 1 to S 2'x4'x%" Ready to be finished to will demonstrate,” Cattanach said as He said he has been at the scenes of REB. 2.37 -UL l Egypt, Syria and Jordan will executive board of the Inter­ women in llie |iunI year. One neighbor opened his home for Take Exit 94 off 1-86. 149 match your paneling he explained that the group wants to suicide threats before. None were Tudor Lane, off Oakland 8-3-3 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD come to Washington "soon after national Coffee Organization in­ A learn of p h y e li i a I r i h I h police to use as a field headquarters put pressure on the hospital. like this, he said. Often police, family Street. the middle of September’’ to meet dicated agreement on such price­ iliugnuHed the 24-year-old until the State Police trailer arrived. Flyers were distributed Monday at and friends talked the potential 6 4 7 -9 7 7 1 4*t«HfHB, the President and Secretary of fixing measures was months llerkowilz ax “paranoid" and xaid The crowds which came to the away. Manchester shopping centers and suicide out of it. State Cyrus Vance. liix prognuHix ix "g u a rd e d ." scene and stood outside barricades outside Uk E m p li^ e n t Security Of- Nothing else could have been done were ouiet. watchful PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manclwtter. Conn., Tuei., Aug. 30, H77 Com., Tues., Aui. $o, 1977 - PAGE THPFifi "No PrUa In Sunday Opaninga" Thafa A fbetf aHh prior Dttli prior $10 porthoio Aldea Brennan didnH win derby, $19 pardum n d i ^ coupon txduiSii caapaa but she had great time in Akron Hiai. SEALTEST • PK CANS B y SUSAN VAUGHN I C E C R E A M boys and throw water balloons at close second, and her father, George pion last week was Steve Washburn Herald Reporter counselors. Brennan of 140 Forest St., said "I Aldea Brennan has soloed a lot in from Bristol, an active soap box der­ These were some of the thought she had won It," but the ins­ by town, whose directors gave her 11 years. She has had to hold her tant replay showed she missed by ' M M C H B T n own as the only girl in a family with "highlights ' which Aldea described Manchester's participants helpful L. U. on her return from a week at the 40th about six inches. Her time for the hints and helped line up Aldea’s car four older brothers. She has per­ race was 28.57 seconds. The times for n c u $ m m i Y 91 formed at least five or six solos on Annual International Soap Box Derby in preparation for the race. Championships. most of the racers were between 28 One day was spent in inspecting the M. D. stage in musicai productions at the and 29 seconds. ^ W .H IF 9 . HALF QALLON Godwin School in East Hartford soap box cars. The drivers and cars 100 In fact, there was not much time The course was nearly twice as were weighed together and could not during the past two years. for doing anything solo during the long as Manchester's Brookfield St. 2 ! double s ta m p s WEllJinKKfEio Just recently Aldea received a exceed 220 pounds In the Junior divi­ busy week and what Aldea said she run. Aldea told how she had trouble sion. The children were told to watch ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ONE COUPON PER FAMILY police escort as she rode all by Not ResponsiblG For Typograpljical Errors GOOD THRU SEPT. 3 GOOD THRU SEPT. 3 liked most about winning the stopping at the bottom of the Akron their weight during the week, George herself in a big shiny red Chrysler on Manchester derby and going to Akron track and almost smashed into the streets of Akron, Ohio, where she Brennan said. was all the new frienNorth Carolina two brothers, Jim and Steve flew out i ; from the United States and foreign The strict rules, however, did not ^ - FRANK come expectxpcct from Franks. You Just c a n i and even as far away as Germany. Friday for the race day. “We do hamper Aldea's fun and enthusiasm. LIMIT 2 to miss with Frank’s Mcatal countries. The girl from Germany represent^ everything together,” the elder * 2 . She will have many stories to relate 1 lb . can — FRANK Although she did not win her first the derby sponsored by the U.S. Air Brennan said. KELLOGO’S GREEN GIANT heat in last Saturday's derby cham­ for a long time about her week in Force personnel stationed there. Jim, 22, is a former derby partici­ Akron plus a lot of mementoes from PICK UP 8 PAGE CIRCULAR AT OUR STORE pionships, it did not seem to matter Aldea said her best friend was pant. He placed second overall in the to Aldea. She and all other local her new friends. Suzanne Pietrowski from "get this: East Hartford Soap Box Derby 10 Asked if she minded being a girl M BM Q C C N B in 4 A 5 champs were treated like winners all Lower Bucks County, Penn­ years ago. week. among all those boys at the cham­ sylvania. " Her nickname was Tatum Patrick, 14, wants to build a soap pionship event, she smiled impishly USDA Aldea flashed her funfiiled week l^cause she looked like the actress box car with his father for next and said, “No, it was fun.” BUM 9 9 COM, A 9 with another solo when she was Tatum O'Neal. Aldea said her year's Senior Division Bristol race. raised up in the air 11 times by some Aldea also thinks more girls will 2Q OS. 12 Os. nickname at camp was A.J. “for A.-J. He says it will be his last chance to enter soap box derbies from now on. of the other champs at the closing Foyt," former winner of the In­ try since the age limit is 15. HEINZ CHOICE A lot of her friends have indicated an night banquet — in honor of her 11th dianapolis 500 race. Aldea's father plans to help out the 8KIPPY birthday. interest, she said. Perhaps it is Aldea also met several television Manchester firefighters in next another result of women’s liberation. Aldea was the first girl to win a celebrities who visited the derby BEEF SALE year's derby, which will definitely be soap box derby in Manchester, on Aldea will enter' Pitkin Middle PEANUTa c o champs at camp and entertained for held. The committee will start plan­ School as a sixth grader, where she r \ June 19. The event was reinstituted the final awards ceremony. They ning in September, according to Bob 0 ) O Q O by the Local Firefighters Union 1579 will be involved in a special gifted also raced in the "tongue in cheek” Barker, derby chairman. program, and where she plans to Join U.S.D.A. CHOICE FULL GUT of the Town Fire Department after oil can race at the 954-foot Derby Barker, who also attended the b u h e r VD 30 years. the drama club. “I like acting best of Downs track. championships with his wife last Reg. 1 Chunky 11 os. ketchip 0 9 PORK LOIN IO N ! IN WITH TENDERLOIN Despite all her honors, solo perfor­ all, even better than singing," she 82 0s. Of the race itself, which took over week, was able to obtain one of the said. Aldea Brennan, 11; Manchester’s 1977 Soap Box Derby cham­ mances and many talents, Aldea is a five hours to complete, Aldea said two kit cars for the senior division COUNTRY S TY U normal happy kid who likes to stay up The fact that she is a Juvenile pion, shows off some of the buttons she collected last week at the WISHBONE when it was her turn against two which were distributed to the diabetic bas not slowed this girl down RBS all night and laugh and giggle with other racers, she steered it “as Northeast Region. 40th All-American Soap Box Derby championship race in Akron, her girlfriends, shoot rubber bands at one bit. She hopes her activity will straight as I can do it.” She came in a The senior division national cham- Ohio. The buttons are from the other local champions CRISCO 7 r 0 SIRLOM show Illness need not be a handicap. throughout the country, Canada and other countries. The jacket ITALIANa Q o FAMILY PAG she is wearing was also one of the many prizes Aldea PORK Classes scheduled received as a participant in the international derby. (Herald OIL i 9 Public records About ‘ ■ V 12 Os. photo by Dunn) DRESSMG CHOPS u s d a I for lung patients town 6 OS. (S center, 3 sirloin) Warranty deeda Building permits STUK CHOICL James H. Eacott III and Otto Balchunas, KELLOGG’S 8ALADA, The Christmas The Women's Prayer and C IN T IR C U T Ronnie B. Eacott to John alterations at 79 Autumn Lung Association to in­ Study Group of South Torkos Jr. and Susan E. St., $200. Seal/Lung Association is crease patient mobility and with TEHDERLOIN accepting registrations for United Methodist Church PORK $ 1 5 9 , Torkos, property at 18A Taylor Rental Center for understanding of breathing will meet tonight at 7; 30 at I Htoito (!4 !l-5 4 9 n ENDS TUESDAY free classes for chronic I ooMtcncvi twi lonwr CORN A Q O Esquire Dr., 141.80 con­ Charles Bunce, temporary problems. 1208 Main St. Faatura Slarta at 1:18 CHOPS veyance tax. tent at 6 Leland Dr., $100. lung disease patients. Registration forms and C2::\THEATRES EAST B , > 1 « Classes will meet in four Betty J. Munroe, Ver­ Robert Jarvis for Craw­ further information are A service of Holy Com­ Monday FLAKES 0 9 afternoon sessions on Mon­ available from the Lung PIRRI (AH Natural U.8.D.A. CHOICE non, to Lloyd D. Munroe ford C. Allen Jr., deck roof munion is scheduled for 100 c t U.8.D.A. CHOICE Jr. and Amy-Sue Munroe, at 94 E. Eldridge St., $950. day and Wednesday, Sept. Association, Talcott Notch 7 4 7 IS OS. 12 and 14; Monday and Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. ITALUN property at 37-39 Delmont Edward W. King, pool at Rd., Farmington. Mary's Episcopal Church. St., $27.50 conveyance tax. 87 Lorraine Rd., $900. Thursday, Sept. 19 and 22. ONE ON ONE SAUSAGE BONELESS BEEF BONELESS BEEF John S. Samsell and Marriage licenses Classes are conducted at the Association's Far­ ManchMtar Evanbifl Harald .PEATURE FIREK IShgwcase "YOU UBHT UP Hut GOLD MEDAL . Elaine B. Samsell to John Herbert H. Dougan Jr., ‘ ONCEIf mington office. PuOllthaO tvary tvtning axotpt HYUFT CDSCO CM ye BOnORI ROUND TOP ROUND S. Backer and Sharond A. 45 Riverside Dr., and SunOayt and Iwlioaya. Entarad at tha Cinemas HILLSHIRI Backer, both of Vernon, Maureen G. Benito, East Classes Include an Menehieler, Conn. ^ Omoa aa Se­ ; IHTMK9TATB 84 i g T F W n cond Claat Mall Mattar. property at 196 W. Vernon Hartford, Sept. 10 at explanation of chronic lung e x iT s a smIetdiic ® KELBASA ROAST diseases, such as asthma, SILVeRLAMB f l o u s 6 9 ^ STEAK St. , $75,000. Church of the Assumption. Suggattad Corrlar Rataa ROBBtfrS STREET 5 LBe chronic bronchitis and Payibla In Advanoa 3ib. Can * C & C Investments to Dennis C. Bailey and Single cop y...... isa EAST HARTFORD Robert F. Waldron and Shirley A. Bagley, both of emphysema. Diet, drugs, M77 waakly...... 90a SSO’SBIO William E. Vedovato, both Manchester, Sept. 3 at breathing exercises and One month...... U .M practical tips on living with Three monthi ...... I t 1.70 BAAoawiunMns of South Windsor, property Wickham Park. Sis montha...... 123.40 S EAST HARTFORD $a.5o tn 2:3op.m. SNO-MAN KjLLOOO’S VEAL SALE at 117-119 Cedar St., $57,- Harold B. Howe, East a lung problems are also One year...... |4«.N u s B ilim s D R IV t IN sm mu discussed. Mall Rataa Upon Ftaqueat ITAUAN STYLI 000. Hartford, and Elizabeth B. Subacribara who fall to racalva David Terza and Jean M. Powers, 103 Cedar St., This will be the eighth in thair nawapapar bafora 5:30 p.m. THE BAD NEWS — a continuing series of ihould laltphona tha circulation CUTLETS T erza to M ichael G. Sept. 3. dapartmant, 547-0045. Vassallo and Martha G. Paul A. Rashaw, 46 St. classes conducted by the RUMP or LIQ y COMIOY HIT TomMantusMaiisw BREAKING Vassallo, property at 19 John St., and Sandra L. TRAINING BUS 9 9 6 9 * ROAST Chester Dr., $36,000. Buckwald, 53 Indian Dr., "3UIII DO It Tit miTDISNEY PtOOUCTKMS' po; - cocoa ewwwwiFcn* U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Raymond A. Guertln and Sept. 3. 100 CL 11 Os. VEAL Janet D. Guertin to David GRaiORYPECK. U.S.D.A. CHOICE J. Terza and Jean M. Ter­ i B Adulta $ 3 . 0 ^ BOUNTY PAMPERS LOIN TOP za, property at 552 Wood- OVERNITE DIAPERS VEAL bridge St., $46,000. Including BONELESS BEEF Sundayl tiiMiiui nciiH'iiDwir PAPER | ; A ( CHOPS SIRLOIN $159 -W A IT D IS N E Y - DAYS OF RACING PtOOUCTKXV WHOLE EYE STEAK i . crinac cb* t _ 8«pt. IlhrulOatlha $ 1 1 9 Theater ] GOES T O TOWELS 9 9 ; schedules MONTECARIO JUMBO ROLLS ^ HI 12 CL MEAT CORRAt^ ROUND ROAST Northampton, M l. Goes TO MONTE a fiL O U.S.OJL CHOICI TkOL B4»-93^ — ■ONILIM U IF MRS. FILBERTS IMITATION CU IT IN CUT East Hartiord Drive-In — ROGER MOORE PLUS JAMES BONO 007 FRUIT DRINK k ■Final Chapter - Walking , ^DBFOSQft M MAYONNAISE BOnOM ROUND DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT Ywtrpiswcf, THE SPY WHO Tall," and "Born Losers," LOVED ME Dusk JOIN US FOR LUNCH THE FALL TERM AT. . . ROAST East Windsor Drive- In — EAST WINDSOR U.S.DJL CHOICI MON.-SAT. 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. NEWRADULL "The Rescuers," and "No US ROUTE 5 D R IVE IN Hi-G 45^ BONIUSS S lip lb. Deposit, No Return, " Dusk HOME-STYLE COOKING, A JOY TO EAT M O M E N r Adiffereni MiUCHESTEII, GYMNASTICS 7M ^ 0 32 Os. Jar kindoj 41 OZ. 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His National Bank of Georgia committee and the Senate Banking as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. David Forman require Spanish-speaking We caught the breathtaking view from Mount Royal, tte Athenian plate we shared was delicious. of Manchester, the bride's sister-in-law; Mrs. Wayne to discuss the matter further. established so-called Committee both will investigate the welfare recipients to begin which is located in the center of Montreal, visited Ehqx> The group that entertained usually perform at the Mabb of Avon, the bride’s cousin; and Miss Mary Barrett We hope that reason would "correq)ondent”i relationships with Lance case next month. Greek Pavilion at Expo, and following dinner they came compulsory classes to learn '76, stood in awe at the paintings and altars in the spec­ of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. prevail, for logic tells us the the Manufacturers Hanover Bank Rep. Henry Reuss, D-Wis., put it tacular Notre Dame Cathedral, and dined in a lovely to various tables for guests to join them in a Greek dance. Leon Barrett of Windsor Locks served as his brother’s English. ability to communicate is as [ I S 6 R o s s " ® ' * \ and the First National Bank of properly. He said the "ridiculous French restaurant in Old Montreal, Auberge Le Dieux Well, now, you must know that settles the food very best man. Ushers were David Forman of Manchester, the The purpose is not to have much an employment skill as Chicago at the same time those structure of banking regulatory Saint Gabriel. last. bride’s brother; Gary Savilonls of Manchester and Mark banks were making sizable personal On the second day of our visit, Francois picked us up at It was loads of fun, but we left for our hotel early to Abraitis of Elast Hartford. our Hispanic citizens replace knowing what mechanical law," while in effect it rules out per­ loans to Lance. He, in turn, used sonal dishonesty, does very little 10 a.m. and we toured- the Olympic Stadium. I couldn’t pack for our trip home the following day. A reception was held at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, their mother tongue with tools to use to perform a job. Sanuny Davis Jr. was in town appearing at the Place those loans to big big blocs of stock in with issues of impropriety or believe that the structure, vast as it is, cost |900 million after which the couple left for Maine. They will reside in English, but merely to des Arts, and so were Ingrid Bergman and Gloria Swan- We cannot see where the National of Georgia. questionable morality, "or even to and additional monies are needed to complete the 12- Manchester. story tower from which a retractable roof will open and 'son, who were attending the World Film Festival. recognize the economic fact of requirement to learn English assure that the public interest is Mrs. Barrett is employed as a kindergarten teacher in Don’t kid yourself close the top of the stadium. We heard that Sammy was staying at the Le Quatre Plainfield. Mr. Barrett is assistant director of Group life that English is the — the language of this nation protected.” Kid yourself not, my friends. Small The Olympic Village, which boused more than 9,000 Saisons (The Four Seasons), but try as we did, we Manpower, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Frederick J. Barrett Jr. language of business in this and the language of commerce G e o r^ planters don’t get loans like The ‘public interest’ athletes during the 1976 Summer Olympics, was not open couldn’t catch sight of him. Oh, well, next time. Springfield, Mass. (Tyrus photo) country and that if you don’t — is any violation of ethnic or that. Lance got them because he was The “public Interest.” That’s what to the public as it is currently being converted to bousing All in all, it was a grand vacation, to a city to which I hope to return. speak English or understand it civil rights. a big shot in a bank that handed the Lance case really is all about. for the elderly and condominiums. reasonably well, you have a another bank a bundle of interest- Bert Lance may enjoy the Had a chance to renew old acquaintances with Dale On th e contrary, the free money to play with. I speak not Barnes, executive vice-president of Le Festin du F rien d s In th« tnrvice tough time getting and holding President's personal confidence, but Bridgeport idea is a sound one cynically but merely take note of a Congress and Main Street cannot be Gouverneur on St. Helene’s Island. Just before leaving for my holiday, I enjoyed a Job. He invited us to join in the festivities one night and it and should be encouraged fact of life. blamed if they wonder aloud how celebrating a birthday with Ross Begg Sr. at the home of was great. Now one of the goals of our Moreover, Lance permitted his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. andMrs. Ross Begg Jr. Peter K. O’Bara, son of Tolland High School this throughout the state. well the director of the 0MB will At each sitting for dinner, a governor is selected and be Air Force Reserve Air­ Cadet Edwin L. Quinn on Plymouth Lane. It was a lovely indoor-outdoor affair, Mr. and Mrs. Henry year. man Lynette Talburt, welfare program is to get To lock-in any person into himself, bis family, and bank of­ serve the people from here in. reigns over the evening’s events. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Begg, who was 90 years young, was very pleased O’Bara of Sherry Circle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. those on its rolls off and gain-' ficials and their faniilies to heavily Jimmy Carter may be personally The sumptuous food is served on pewterware and the Edwin L. Quinn of 62 Pitkin t|ie welfare system by not with visits with his family and friends. Tolland, has enlisted in the Airman Gary A. Griffith, N. David Talburt of 17 overdraw their accoqnts. When was pure, but he has needlessly tarnished only eating utensil is a knife. That made it a little tough St., is participating in a fully employed. trying to overcome the Today, I received a call from P. Frederick Mletzner of Air Force. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sherman Ave., East Hart­ the last time a plain working stiff got bis promise to give us a government eating the soup, but we finally managed to lift the bowls U.S. Air Force Reserve Of­ There have been billions of ’Trotter St. If you recall, we carried a "People" page He has left for basic B. Griffith of 20 Foster ford, has graduated at ficers Training Corps field language barrier is perhaps away with that sort of thing? Comp­ with a high ethical standard by and sip away. tax dollars expended to story some time ago on Mr. Mletzner and his ac­ training in the ad­ Dr., Vernon, has been Lackland AFB, Tex., from training encampment at the greatest exploitation of all. troller of the Currency John G. keeping his friend on in a job that I had v is its the restaurant on a previous trip to Mon­ complishments as a drummer. provide training and retraining ministrative career field at selected for techniciH Air Force basic training. Hurlburt Field, Fla. After all, bilingualism is a sa y , that should fit right in with your lifestyle." Heimann, who cleared L ^ c e of law­ demands a touch more morality than treal, but my traveling companion, Connie Costello, a He doesn’t get around much — he was 82 in April — but Lackland Air Force Base training at Lowry AFB, former Herald staffer, hadn’t, so it was fun sharing a Cadet Quinn, a student at toward this end. two-way street and a cultural breaking, yet reported that Lance’s Caeser decreed for Calpumla. still enjoys hearing from friends. I promised I’d stop in near San Antonio, Tex. Colo., in the Air Force She now goes to Keesier the University of Connec­ first-time visit with her. soon and chat with him and his lovely wife. But this is where we get to achievement is a not a stigma. He was graduated from photo systems repair field. AFB, Miss., for specialized ticut, is a 1974 graduate of There was music all during dinner with a Russian Also, beard from Mrs. Walter Vernier of Fort Pierce, He recently completed wondering if we are deter­ singer singing “Lara’s ’Theme” from the motion pic­ training in the ad­ Loomis-Chaffee School in Fla., who has been an avid Herald fan for 34 years. basic training at Lackland ture "Dr. Zhivago.” He was marvelous. ministrative field. Windsor. His wife, Mary, is She found my column about the mouse in the house in­ AFB, Tex. He was Airmann Talburt was the daughter of Mr. and A little Irish lass sang "Danny Boy,” and the pretty teresting and said she had a similar experience many ( Births 1 Russians navy: The threat today graduated from Rockville Mrs. Arthur Francis of 28 “wenches’’ (waitresses) served carafes of wine and graduated from East Hart­ A matter of taste years ago. High School in 1973. Webster Rd., Ellington. grouse (it was really Cornish game hen). Everything was ford High School in 1976. WASHINGTON - "Seapower Mrs. Vernier will be heading for Connecticut on Sept. White, Eric John, son of For reasons best left to It seems to us that the $29 naming him directly. It was Aspin tack craft backed by modem sub­ presented in such a festive manner. It’s a "must see” 10 to visit with her son and his wife in Glastonbury and John and Deborah speculation, officials at the plaque should be put back up so remains, as it has over the centuries, who succeeded in having a National marines,” and France — which is place to visit when you’re in Montreal. Lee Roderick said she would give me a call and perhaps we can get Poehnert White of Burbank a vital element in the maintenance of Security Council review de-classified “with” but not “of” the NATO Dale showed us the tents which were erected to accom­ Agriculture Department in that Packer’s ghost-- which is together for a chat. Rd., West Stafford. He was peace," reads the introduction to the ■The Herald’s« modate 600 people attending a medical convention during Washington have named their to show the total tonnage of the U.S. military line-up — has “brilliant She said she has a dear friend in Manchester, Gladys bom Aug. 23 at Rockville likely to be sensitive about newly released edition of "Jane’s Washington Correspondent the week. and U.S.S.R. fleets. The result, designers” and high-quality ships, Hansen, who usually picks her up when she visits in General Hospital. His new grill after Alfred E. such things — can go back to Fighting Ships” — an authoritative "Everything we present inside will be the same, except the Warsaw Pact with its Soviet- Moore says, was a "grossly mis­ but continuing political and man­ Glastonbury so she can get to see friends in Manchester. maternal grandparents are Packer, the Colorado mountain Littleton and rest in peace. out of doors,” he said. British publication, now in its 80th dominated procurement system and leading” comparison of their power problems. I'm looking forward to meeting her. Mr. and Mrs. Donald / Ropco Foam year, which is often called the "bible He is also going to send me recipes for some of the guide convicted of killing and the NATO line-up is disturbing for strengths. The U.S. has more tons at Poehnert of 23 Loveland of the world’s navies.” eating five prospectors in 1874. Western observers,” says the sea; the U.S.S.R. more ships. Weakness begets attack Hill, Vernon. His paternal Political and military officials in “Since the early days of the grandparents are Mr. and A Several of them went so far foreward to “Jane’s.” Tonnage vs. ships the capital have spent considerable Alliance,” says Moore, “peace of a Mrs. Alexander White of con cut you as to chip in a few dollars Military oriented time in recent years debating the “What this was designed to prove sort has been maintained because Enfield. He has a brother, “ ...In the U.S.S.R. the economy is apiece so that a $29 plaque "Do not judge, or you too will be relative strengths of the U.S. and is not readily apparent,” says Moore, NATO has possessed sufficient Brian Robert, 2V9. directed primarily towards military could be purchased in his judged. For in the same way you U.S.S.R. Now, coolly from afar, com­ “but what it can obscure is that 91,- strength to make the success of any spending, possibly up to as much as 4(X) tons of Nimitz can in only ‘Wedding memory. judge others, you will be judged, and es an independent assessment which opponent's adventure problematical. fuel^inholfl with the measure you use, it will be 13-15% of the GNP and rising by 5% one place at a time, despite the range goes a long way toward helping lay “As many in the West cry for Predictably, the building per year. The result is a large body of of her aircraft, while 18 5,000-ton BOLAND Ai featured in measured to you. citizens sort out where America and further cuts in defense spending, so better magazines SMb Out Cold. manager took down the plaque "Why do you look at the speck of production designed to supply the ships can be in 18 places...Let us get Rapco Foam Insulation Hows Into every comer its allies stand defensively in relation does the balance swing against and major / ^ and a a nn y to completely seal Ihe space because he thought it might be armed forces of the Warsaw Pact on off the adding machine and think Vostitsanos-Kowell newspapers. / a sawdust in your brother’s eye and to Russia and its allies. NATO. Weakness begets attack and OIL CO. betweenwatls MHtnobsettleordecom^. in “bad taste," which shows a continuing basis, working a long­ about men. It is here that the all­ EST.1935 Your house stays warm and dratt-lree. pay no attention to the plank in your Not comforting subsequent defeat; it begets own eye? How can you say to your term plan. volunteer (U.S. Navy) has the edge Dale A. Kowell of Athens, Greece, and Spyridon D. traditional Skiatbos Island designs. how out of touch with popular The picture painted by “Jane’s blackmaii and surrender to threats.” brother, ‘Let me take the speck out “NATO, on the other hand, is a on so many rivals despite recurring Vostitsanos of Kalamata, Greece, were mirried July 27 Panayiottis Playanos of Kalamata, Greece, served as FUEL OIL SoMuforlfow sentiment building managers Fighting Ships,” unfortunately, is not Capt. Moore, suggesting a number F o ^ of your eye,' when all the time there loose gathering of nations, each with problems in certain spheres.” at the Kimesis Theotokou Kaisarlanis Church in Athens. best man. can be. comforting. It is one of a powerful of approaches to strengthening The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Urs. Joseph A. After traveling to several Greek Islands, the couple is ^ Rapco Foam surrounds cablH is a plank in your own eye? You its own ends while the NATO com­ Britain’s navy included over ^ AUTOMATIC DELIVERY and purposeful Eastern bloc naval western navies, ends on note few of Kowell of 107 Helaine M . The brldegrpon is the son of now residing in Athens. NoMms and iuncllon b o m with In fact, Packer (who was hypocrite, first take the plank out of mands, weighed down by a massive major escorts in January 1944; today 24 HOURT SERVICE insulating foam to force continuing to get larger and us could argue with: “Our future Mrs. Georgia Vostitsanos of Athens and the late Dionysus Mrs. Vostitsanos was employed as a field assistant by lAttoloHon discourafi sentenced to hang, but never committee system frequently Any home, no matter what tlN your own eye, and then you will see it has 67. Against the sobering S. Vostitsanos. Hartford Insurance Group. Mr. Vostitsanos, a graduate dangerous shorts more menacing, at the very time that peace depends on the solution of 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 0 construction can be made warm andflri. did) is a folk hero in Colorado, clearly to remove the speck from dominated by national requirements, decline, “Jane’s” balances the and dratl-lree In ju it hours with most countries of the Western bloc problems such as these — we may all The Rev. Panayiottis Baseas, chief assistant to the of Merchant Marine Academy of Greece, is presently a 369 Crater,St your brother's eye. must base their planning as much on NATO picture somewhat by noting Archbishop of Athens, performed the double-ring master of ships in the Greek Merchant Marine. He Rapco Foam Insulation. . . and where he spent his declining are beset with domestic economic pray that it is not too late.” Monchrater with no mess. Matthew 7:1-5 hope as on promises.” that Greece and Turkey are “both ceremony. formerly served with the Greek Naval Headquarters days handing out candy to woes that cut deeply into their com­ ® SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS New International Version building powerful forces of fast at­ The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Staff. small children in the Denver mitments to their navies. Sea lanes needed 1977 Rev. Neale McLain handwoven linen gown with vari-colored embroidery in “Once again a comparison between John Moore, a retired captain in suburb of Littleton. Church of the Nazarene the Royal Navy and editor of Manehrater - The flrtl thief y N 'l letlee Is the fatel because Rap<» foam “Jane’s,” notes that “despite the OAKLAND MANOR shuts out noise tool enormous technical advances of the I APARTMENTS last 50 years, over 95 per cent by P o litic s The case of the closed case weight of mankind’s commerce 0 shall be a free spirit cSt depends on sea lanes.” And few coun­ . or 3 bedroom deluxe (Last of two related columns) late summer and autumn of that ^ m ene map set mp place or tme Townhouse, 1V9 baths with Rapco foam insulation prevents tries are more dependent on shipping l^rBon drafts and heat lo u . Your WASHINGTON - (N E A )- Buried By Martha Angle and year, the overdrafts constantly attached office and its own ONLY RAPCO FO A t ^S GUARANTEED' heating system is on lest often than the United States to assure con­ in the voluminous government report exceeded 3100,000 and peaked at bathroom. Ideal for in­ FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR HOME! so you save iih iU e tla ty Robert Wallers tinued access to vital raw materials. surance, real estate, ac­ on Bert Lance’s finances is the 3152,700. The Soviet Union, on the other hand, I By GREG PEARSON countants, etc. office, am­ allegation that at least one aspect of No fees imposed ple parking, separate of­ ly flopped because Lance finished a has few such strategic Free Spirit Cafe & Lounge fice entrance. inc. R a p c o F o a m Lance’s dealings with a bank in his No interest or service charges RA-JOZIER poor third in the Democratic requirements. Thursday night should probably be home town of Calhoun, Ga. warrants were imposed on either overdrafts also makes good sense politically. It I n s d o t i o n primary.) “The USA has import-export the first formal public appearance 341 KELLY ROAD • OFF VERNON CIRCLE a full-scale criminal Investigation. during the first half of 1974 or on offers an opportunity for the can­ Open y ajJ Spittock S a L j sworn in as director of the Office of The Soviet merchant marine at just water contamination problem in the Labor Day — which is next Monday thin French pancake. the prosecution of any individuals.” Calhoun bank in 1975, employes of the the Management and Budget early over 20 million tons is a third again southwest section of town. — normally marks the starting date QuUlt0 jHoermins Crucial section comptroller’s office are reliably the size of that of the USA.” jCivor PuU'wilk S iu jl SormucU Onion, this year. Officials from the Water Depart­ for campaigning during tosrn elec­ A blend of imported cheeses with morsels of bacon, served In But little attention has been reported to have concluded that “It is unlawful for any national Key weakness noted ment will be present to answer tions. Several candidates have JtnrJB oiU C ff. Oiltf9i ai%J drm clur* a tender tart shell. focused on a statement in one crucial Lance's bank made illegal "loans” or bank,” says one very explicit federal Characterizing the Soviet navy questions from members of the already Issued statements on section of the comptroller’s “advances” to his campaign com­ C o ^ iK o S n law, “to make a contribution or overall as “very powerful and well- public. matters ranging from the water C rU p a n J A S m la J exhaustive report, in which he says a mittee. Flavorfut scaliops prepared In a clessic French sauce with expenditure in connection with any knit,” Moore still sees a key Charles McCarthy, acting town problem to conflict-of-interest. More muahroome and a blend of cheeses; fluted edging of whipped BACK TO SCHOOL 0 1975 “criminal referral” to the On Dec. 24, 1975, the comptroller’s potato. Beautifully presented on an Imported natural Coquille election to any political office ... or weakness in the Soviet’s centralized manager who scheduled the meeting, statements can be expected before Justice Department regarding office sent a “criminal referral” to Poait mlik W J u J OwjSZv shell. for any candidate, political com­ manpower approach; "...There is also has invitejl present members of Election Day, which wUl be Tuesday, Lance’s fiscal legerdemain was “ap­ the Justice Department, “receiving anJ PnidM mittee or other person knowingly to continuing evidence of centralized the Board of Directors as well as Nov. 8 this year. CrJ, Smporint propriate.” the facts relating to those over­ accept or receive any contribution control which must Inhibit initiative cpndidates running for the board in Alaskan King Crab prepared with a side of butter and wine ’The transactions in question date drafts.” S km vm J Co^n»JSmiu sauce, attractively presented In a natural shell. prohibited by this section.” and which relies on that vulnerable tUs year's election. Richard Weinstein, a Republican back to 1973, when Georgia’s gover­ Get your clothes Autumn Sat on material necessity, naval wireless com­ The invitation to board candidates candidate for the Board of Directors, w i k P u U t M A#PI/ •J 0/M A nor, Jimmy Carter, prohibited by the ready! We'll freshen up your I Defined For 11 months. Justice Depart­ munications.” was a proper one because the water has announced his endorsement of Flavorfut boned breast of Cornish, stuffed with imported ham state’s constitution from seeking a ar>d a blend of Swiss and Muensler cheese. entire wardrobe by giving it ^ '\’rbe statute further defines as a ment officials in Washington and Moore takes a swipe at Wisconsin issue has be«i a prime source of the applications by Dlal-A-Ride of Pmtitmmi, B wrmmJm Omlott, JrmmchsJ second term, tapped Lance as his "tontribution, loan, advance, Georgia sat on the material. At one fodder for early campaign & nk V/loni SnncLuk our special cleaning and press­ heir apparent. (That effort eventual- Democratic Rep. Lm Aspin, a con­ Connecticut Inc. to expand its ser­ lU Jud S m lM deposit, or gift of money, or any ser­ point, the case was bucked up to the sistent Pentagon foe — without statements. vices. Open faced with melted Cheddar. ing treatmenti Fast servicel vices. or anything of value.” ussistant attorney general in charge In fact, the idea of a single meeting The firm, located In Manchester, SmLmd nJJum mitk .Swiu Correction In May 1973, Lance’s campaign of the criminal division. I Almanac to discuss the water problem was recently received approval from the mLov0 itmm $3 . SO committee opened the TBL Then, last autumn, something mentioned by two candidates — state Public Utilities Control strange happened. Precisely two S lu tJ Vmfkgf Sometimes it doesn’t pay to get too Operating Account” at the Calhoun By United Preu International Republican Vivian Ferguson and Authority (PUCA) to create a far ahead of yourself with columns. days before Carter announced his in­ Democrat Stephen Cassano. JrmnckJ mitk QtsJJmr bank. (The initials are those of Today la Tuesday, Aug. 30, the private taxi service for Manchester The Reflections column Monday Thomas Bertram Lance.) tention to nominate Lance as 0MB For several reasons it is likely that 242nd day of 1977 with 123 to follow. and South Windsor. It also previously contained a photograph that had al^ Throughout 1974, the account was director, the Justice Department Citooio Coko m ik Ckorr^ Dofipinf The moon is moving from its full most, and hopefully all, of the board received PUCA approval for a Spirit , comklmmticn of oAy tm o o f tk o mLovo ONE HOUR MARTINIZINO solutely nothing to do with the Girl almost constantly overdrawn in the belatedly decided not to prosecute candidates will appear at Thursday’s transportation system for the elderly Scout Troop 1 trips to Europe; phase to the last quarter. mtoaU mik WoAod SmUi m J CkoJJar. SrUk C^tffoo LEAVE OFF AT ANY OF OUR 320,000-325,000 range in the first half and closed its file on the case. neither does it have any relationship The morning stars are Venus, meeting. and handicanned. of the year and peaking at 376,400 in To this day. the comptroller’s of­ Whether or not one agrees that the ffJoMUoH Crcffo0 to a sequal to that column which will Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. “ All too often It is the public FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS March. fice isn’t satisfied with the Justice issue is a non-partisan, non-political treasury which tries to provide such appear next week. Ihe evening star is Mercury. dmpfm€timo .Spirit Department’s handling of the case. 2N W. MMie Tphe. niM R St L MMie Tpke. SMMainSL It does have relationship to a A second account, the "Bert Lance Those bom on this date are under one, it still is a matter that concerns services," WeinsteiajSald. 122 The law and the facts are too clear in MIMGMUTER column that was supposed to have Campaign Committee Accout,” was the sign of Virgo. town government — a government "Our system of government w u Coffoo, Dorn, SouJm, Ctko miiiGiESTa MMM2EITDI LHTFD. opened at the Calhoun bank in April this instance to allow Carter to paper that nine of the candidates will have m m i m t run Monday, but now must be American actors Fred MacMurray not designed to be°sU things to all - M « - a i o o M t - « 1 0 0 delayed for two weeks; just as a 1974 — and six weeks' later it was it over with a proclamation that a major role in during the next two and Raymond Massey were bora on people. Private Initiative in an area teaser, does .anybody in the North overdrawn by more than 34,600. Lance “enjoys my complete con­ Aug. 30 — the former in 1908 and the years. such as this must'be supported and Efliirliirtmtnt ttvM d «yt« WMk ^ Sunday Origbial DIxIaland Jati End recognize the photograph? During a four-month period in the fidence and support.” latter in 1886. An appearance by the candidates encouraged," be uid. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Tuei., Aug. 30, 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Aug. 30, 1 9 7 7— PAGE SEVEN ^ / / you have ^ City will appeal Fair is drawing close news for area Coventry educators South Windso* Saturday, Sept. 10. Persons in­ The shop is operated by the South townSf call: With the annual Wapping Fair little terested in entering the parade can Windsor Woman’s Club. Shop HUD fund ruling contact Tom Mazza, 644-6884, oi Dan proceeds are donated to a variety of more than a week ago, youngsters Turallo, 2894107. Andover set fund priorities are out searching loc^ swamps for local needs, including numerous Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 ford. A Five-Mile Foot Race will be held I HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - City long-legged frogs to enter in the frog scholarships. ^ Bolton officials will ask the U.S. Supreme Hartford charged HUD exceeded jumping contest. The town’s talented Sunday, Sept. 11. Running shoes will The shop is seeking donations of The Building Needs Committee of 10. Cafeteria tables at the high Court to overturn a lower court deci­ its legal authority when it allowed (or "talentless”) are brushing up be awarded to winners of each of the household bric-a-brac, books, games I Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 the Coventry Board of Education has school, $1,875. sion dismissing Hartford’s lawsuit the suburbs to file for grants without their acts for the "Gong Show” and six divisions. All runners and their and usable clean clothing as well as I Coventry announced the list of priorities for 11. An additional circulating pump, against the Department of Housing estim ates of future low income the ladies are putting the final families will be admitted free to the any other items which may be resold. ^ Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 revenue sharing funds. $ 1,000. and Urban Development and seven housing needs. touches on this year’s jams and fair. Post entries will be accepted. Ellington The Board of Education suggested 12.300 chairs for the middle school, suburbs. U.S. District Court Judge M. jellies. Also available during the fair Backyard carnival some changes in the order of $4,500. Nicholas R. Carbone, city council Joseph Blumenfeld's order in weekend will he a nail driving con­ S Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 priorities, putting in as No. 6 the in­ Booth space is still available to all Three South Windsor youngsters :| Hebron 13. Stage curtains, $3,400 (a bid majority leader, said Monday the January 1976 blocked the towns from groups and individuals, according to test, pie eating contest, egg toss, and have scheduled a backyard carnival structional equipment requests from item). appeal will proceed despite what he spending more than $4 million in Don Wojtyna of the fair committee. a variety of games for the children. Wednesday afternoon to benefit the I Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 the school superintendent. The 14. Reupholstering of auditorium termed "mixed feelings” among CDA funds. But two weeks ago, the Rental fees are reasonable and per­ People interested in entering the Muscular Dystrophy fund. South Windsor requests are for renovation, con­ seaU in the high school, $1,500 (bid Democratic council members about U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals sons interested in renting booths traditional fair exhibits can contact The event, to be held at 59 Oakwood Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 struction and equipment. item). the action. ruled that Hartford didn't have legal should contact Gordon Gibson, 644- Mrs. Marion Smith, 644-1077. Rd., will feature games and a raffle. Tolland The list of priorities is as follows: 15. Adult toilet facilities at Robert­ Catbone said the decision to go standing to sue HUD. 1866, or Steve Galovich, 644-0302. Volunteers needed Planning the carnival are Cindy 1. Physical education storage room son School, $4,000 (Materials only). ahead with the appeal is based on the Windsor Locks and East Hartford I Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 in the high school music room to 16. Painting at Robertson School, Space is also still available in the The South Windsor Community Striebel, 11, of 64 Palmer D r.; Kim Vernon “professional judgment” of City are the only two towns that would parade, which will formally kick off Thrift Shop needs volunteers to help Young, 10, of 59 Oakwood Dr., and allow for greater safety in the $2,000 (labor only, the paint is Manager James B. Daken and Cor­ stand to gain by the appeals ruling the weekend activities at noon on staff the shop, located In the Sullivan Deanna Chachile, 10, of 28 Oakwood Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 hallways, $750 (materials only). already on hand). poration Counsel Mary Hennessey. since they did not comply with the Ave. Plaza. Dr. 2. Replacement of gymnasium The revenue sharing funds for Richard Bellman, the New York January 1976 order. The other five doors and a ventilator in Robertson these and possibly other projects will lawyer who argued the city's case in towns had complied with School for safety reasons, $1,500 come to about $70,000 for ^ e town. both the federal district and appeals Blumenfeld's ruling to provide (materials only). It was mentioned by Mrs. Sue courts, said Monday he was laying projected low income housing es­ 3. Windows in the middle school, Brainard, school board member, that Bus damage won’t delay school $7,000 (materials and labor). the groundwork to seek a ruling timates. the repair and updating of the iixiiiii’af* blocking Windsor Locks and East East Hartford appealed to the U.S. Vernon happened to be in the area and who sive damage he can recall in recent Building. 4. Ventilation at the middle and burglar alarm system in the schools Hartford from drawing about $1 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals while East Hartford Police Commander Joseph Leone, third from Holdstock PI. where Frank DeCorleto Jr. was holding might have seen anyone suspicious to years. Robertson Schools (power vents), should be on the list of priorities for Vernon school buses vandalized Bulletin board $1,600 (materials only). million in impounded federal Capital Windsor Locks withdrew from the from the left, discusses the situation with East Hartford, police off with a deer rifle. (Photo by Dick Paradis) call the station. Voter making revenue sharing. Community, Capital Development funding program altogether. state and Hartford police on School St. just around the corner over the weekend will be repaired in The Tri-Town Players will conduct 5. Sound proofing of art rooms in In addition to the revenue sharing and Capital Act funds. Bellman said he would ask the time for school opening next Damage to the buses is estimated Vernon Town Clerk Henry Butler auditions for “Plaza Suite” tonight the middle school, $1,550 (materials priorities to be presented to the Town Hartford filed suit in August 1975 to federal appeals court to stay its Wednesday, Charles Brisson, the at $2,500, and to the construction and the Board of Admissions will and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at 32 only). It is hoped that the drop Council for approval, the school block community funds under HUD's order that Blumenfeld’s injunction school system’s business manager, equipment, about $500. conduct a special voter-making ses­ Park Pi. The play is scheduled to be ceilings will also conserve heat. board also discussed hiring aides to 1974 Housing and Community be lifted. That stay will apply to only Gunman was held said this morning. Brisson said getting the buses sion tonight from 7 to 9 in the presented in November at the Middle 6. A long list of Instructional equip­ assist special education students in Development Act for the seven sub­ East Hartford and Windsor Locks Sometime over the weekend van­ repaired in time for school opening Memorial Building, Park Pi. School. ment submitted by Arnold Elman, transportation. urban towns of Enfield, Windsor and not to West Hartford and dals smashed and cracked windows Sept. 7 will be close, because some of To qualify as a voter, a person Vernon Grange 52 will meet Friday school superintendent, about $10,000. Jacob Wisenall of the transporta­ Locks, Vernon, West Hartford, Far­ Glastonbury, which has also for Georgia murder and windshields in 18 school buses the windshields won’t be delivered must be an American citizen, at least at 8 p.m. in Grange Hall, Rt. 30. 7. Lockers at the high school and tion committee said it is trying to es­ mington, Glastonbury and East Hart­ appealed. parked in the Feeder Rd. area off I- until Sept. 6. He said he was assured 18 years of age, and a bonafide resi­ Anthony Nesta, Vernon’s dog middle school, $1,700 (materials timate the cost, which woqld come to dent of the town. BRUNSWICK, Ga. (UPI) - Frank 86. by Mason Thrall, owner of the Wind­ warden, has set new hours for the only). about $1,800. He said there are funds “Don't do that, you’re crazy,” Also qualifying will be anyone who DeCorleto Jr., who killed his wife The vandals also damaged some sor Bus Service which has the busing dog pound when people may retrieve 8. Amesite paving at Coventry in the special education budget which Mrs. Austin reportedly told him. will be 18 by Election Day, Nov. 8, and four-vear-old son before taking construction equipment belonging to contract, that schools will be able to their dogs. Mondays through Grammar School and Robertson would allow the hiring aides for one He said he told police laler, "The These persons may preregister. O’Keefe arraigned his own life today in an East Hartford, the Savin Bros. Construction Co., open on time. Fridays, the pound will be open from School, $19,185 (materials and hour in the morning and one hour In minute she called me crazy, I knew Voters are also made anytime Conn., apartment, served nearly 12 which is working on the highway He said Thrall said the men may 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and on Saturdays labor). the afternoon. she was as good as dead.” during the regular business day of years of a life sentence for widening project in Vernon. have to work through the night from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. 9. Flashing and roofing at the high The Board of Education will meet In his confession to Brunswick the town clerk. The next regular murdering a young Navy wife in Vernon Police said they received Tuesday to have all of the The dog pound is located on Windsor- scjiool, $1,000 (materials only). with the Town Council Sept. 15 to dis­ in slaying of kin police, DeCorleto said he told Mrs. voter-making session will be Sept. 10 ville Rd. near Vernon’s waste treat­ Brunswick in 1963. Austin he was going to kill her and the report of the vandalism late Mon­ windshields and windows in. cuss teacher contract negotiations. day and they are asking anyone who Brisson said this is the most exten­ from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Memorial ment plant. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state's body of Mrs. Graves, 84, at her Hart­ DeCorleto confessed to the May 26, she ran from the trailer. He said he case against a 45-year-old East Hart­ ford apartment. 1963, shooting of Mrs. Aldene Cote shot her with a 22-caliber pistol, and ford man accused of strangling his The suspect was arrested earlier in Austin, a former girlfriend who was she fell to the ground but tr i^ to mother-in-law has been continued un­ the day by East Hartford Police on shot four times at her small mobile ' crawl away. Plan for Bolton park til next month. sex-related charges involving home adjacent to the Glynco Naval He said he walked over and shot Edmond P. O'Keefe was arraigned juveniles and had been released on Air Station. her twice more in tf t head, then Monday for murder in the death of $1,000 bond. Police declined to dis­ Mrs. Austin, 20, was the husband of went to his car and got a .357 Mrs. Jennie Graves. Court of Com­ cuss the charges. a Navy petty officer who was magnum pistol and shot her again. expected in November mon Pleas Judge Julius Kremski The body of Mrs. Graves was found station^ at Glynco. DeCorleto said he then headed A plan of development for Bolton’s In­ But, Cheney said, “ We would be pressed ordered the case continued until inside her Broad St. apartment about In his confession, DeCorleto, then north on U.S. 17 ahd was stopped in dian Notch Park is expected to be com­ to get the development plan ready in time Sept. 12. 7:30 p.m. and O'Keefe was picked up 20, of Hartford, Conn., said he had Darien, Ga., by the highway patrol pleted in about three months. to use the federal money.” O'Keefe was arrested Sunday night stolen his mother's car and was when he showed up at the death and a local policeman. CMA Partnership, the landscape a short time after police found the scene. enroute to Florida when he saw a Officers elected He was returned to Brunswick architect hired by the Public Building roadsign, “ Giynco,” and where he was convicetd of murder in Edward Delsignore was unanimously Commission (PBC), should have a plan elected chairman of the PBC until August remembered that Mrs. Austin, an ex­ September 1963 and sentenced to life for the entire park finished by the end of girlfriend, had moved there. He went in prison. He told police he had been 1978. The election was held at a recent Paquette fires again November. meeting. to the Austin mobile home and got taking drugs prior to the shooting. The firm will concentrate on the into an argument over Mrs. Austin’s PBC members agreed the bylaws would development of the swimming area. dog. He said in his confession that he be rewritten to specify a one-year term in his primary fight had been arrested before for Ralph Zahner, surveyor, has completed for the chairman. During the argument, he said Mrs. a topographical map of the area and sub­ Austin called him "crazy." trespassing, breach of peace and 12 Teachers needed East Hartford doubted the choice was based on or more counts of breaking and mitted an unsigned copy to the PBC and qualifications. While he was barricaded in the the landscape architect. A boundary map Applications for substitute teachers at Joseph Paquette, Democratic entering. "With all the problems we have East Hartford apartment, he told of the area was completed by Griswold & Bolton High School are now being , >VA- _ challenger for his party's nomination had with leaking roofs and other police and a newspaper that the argu­ DeCorleto was paroled May 6,1975, Fuss, consulting engineers. accepted. for mayor in East Hartford, today building defects in the past, there is a ment started after the dog nipped his after serving nearly 12 years of his When town officials learned recently " Call 643-2768 or visit the high school on fired off another charge against serious question as to the competen­ hand and he bit the dog. life sentence. that Bolton was eligible for the second Brandy St. to get an application. Mayor Richard Blackstone. cy of these architects,” he said. round of funding under the federal Public Antique show Paquette has forced a Democratic "The same architects used by the Works Employment Act, they submitted Plans are under way for the St. Maurice primary Sept. 15 with Blackstone, town have also been used by Dead man told truth an application for development of Indian 'Church annual antique show. Persons in­ the party's convention choice. politicians in Hartford and other Notch Park. terested in being a patron or sponsor "I'm asking the mayor to explain parts of the state,” he said. The town could receive $133,000 in should call Mary Sheridan. how he chooses engineers and He questioned whether the federal grants. Anyone wishing to donate homemade architects to work on town projects, " architects and engineers fees are a about missing silver Douglas Cheney, PBC member and jams, jellies, pickles or other home Paquette said. source of political patronage “ for former chairman, said he believes the An unidentified police officer wearing a bulletproof vest By MAL BARLOW The man was apparently canned items may leave them at the rec­ He suggested the choice may be certain politicians who operate DeCorleto. Some say his failure to town could develop about 75 per cent of tory. There will be a “cut and paste” based on the amount the men donate behind the scenes.” reflects the serious mood of the dozens of police at the East Hartford Reporter ransom or sell the silver may have the park if 4t got the money. workshop Sept. 8 at 9:30 a.m. to the mayor's campaign. Also, he "I challenge the mayor to discuss shooting scene in East Hartford Monday evening. (Photo by East Hartford Police confirmed been part of what triggered him into said, it may be based on how Hart­ it openly and honestly with me,” he Dick Paradis) this morning that Frank DeCorleto shooting his wife, Shioehon, 22, and ford politicians chose them.- He said. Jr. told the truth when he said he had then his son Frank D. DeCorleto III, Officials busy working Fire calls the Pitkin silver collection. 5, Monday afternoon in their upstairs The 26-piece set of 18th Century duplex on Holdstock PI. on inn septic problem Miiin'lie.>iler silverware was stolen Aug. 10 from He had called the Hartford paper about eight times in recent days. Monday, 12:36 East Hartford's Raymond Library on Bolton May said the persons involved agreed to Hospital seeks funds restored p.m.—kitchen fire, 83 Thomp­ Main St. Town officials said it was Most of the calls were cheerful. the revised timetable. The second step, son Rd.(Town) priceless. The melted down value But Monday afternoon at about Although the timetable to repair the contract plans and specifications by July Manchester Memorial Hospital has tion, hospital controller George Roy "I have a feeling that most of the was small, they said. 4:30 neighbors heard shots from the septic system at the Alpha Omega Inn on 31, was extended to Aug. 31. He said the asked the Commission on Hospitals said there were oversights and budget cut will be restored,” Roy duplex. At that time, he called the Bolton Lake has been juggled, those in­ Alpha-Omega Inn agreed to install all flow and Health Care (CHHC) to restore PUCA holding A man phoned The Hartford omissions which have been corrected said. He said he expected a decision newspaper again. This time his voice volved are busy working on a solution. reduction devices by July 31 and continue $83,000 which was cut from its capital Courant soon after the theft to say he and were explained Monday to a from the CHHC in about a week. was slurred. taking water use readings. budget a few w^eks ago. The hospital town hearing would return the silver for $25,000 In July the inn’s owners (the Negro CHHC hearing panel. The commission has approved an "I've killed my wife and son,” he May said the engineering firm would try had requested a $301,000 budget for ransom and immunity from prosecu­ said. brothers) were ordered by court to get the Roy said that the oversights con­ operating budget of $17.1 million The state's Public Utilities Control to set a maximum on the acceptance of capital equipment for 1978. tion. system fixed. The court intervened when At cerned incorrect depreciation values which includes hospital salaries and Authority (PUCA) is conducting a "I gave it (the silverware) back. I sewage by the existing system and would In reviewing the budget applica­ East Hartford Police Chief an administrative order by the Depart­ given on replacement items which supplies. public hearing today in Manchester threw it out the window." test additional sites on the property for Clarence Drumm said "no deals.” ment of Environmental Protection (DEP) would amount to about $70,000. on the proposed Northeast Utilities After poiice had surrounded the sewage disposal capacity. He said it The man left some of the silver in home Monday, DeCorleto dared was not followed. I rate increase. would, at the same time, work on the con­ ( bushes at the Hartford newspaper of­ The first step of the court order, an 10.000 The hearing is being held in the police to come and get the sack of tract plans and specifications. fice to prove he really had the collec­ engineering report, has been completed $10000 Municipal Building's Hearing Room. silverware below his window. They East Hartford bulletin board tion. and submitted to the proper departments. Correction $KM>oa An afternoon session is scheduled did not. The caller said he would fence it. Randy May, DEP sanitary engineer, It was incorrectly reported in Monday's from 2-5 and an evening session is This morning after police found Chief Drumm said publicity about said the report indicated two measures. Herald that the backyard carnival at 33 Soflbtill lienefits Wednesday, Ryan's women's team scheduled from 7-9 . Members of the him, his wife, and his son all dead in tion Loips. the silver would make it almost im­ One is the design of a new septic system Watrous Rd. to raise money for the This is a week for softball benefits. takes the field against Carriage public are invited to attend and the duplex, they recovered the sack. All games will be played at possible to find a buyer for it. and the second is the installation of water Muscular Dystrophy Fund would be held Monday night Rein's Delicatessen House's women's team at 6:30 p.m. speak. It was the Pitkin silver. McAuliffe Park. control devices to cut the building’s flows Thursday. The carnival was scheduled men's team was to play Ryan's and the staff of Radio Station WTIC to the bare minimum. today. Tlje Herald regrets the error. % Sports Store women's team to benefit takes on the staff of Channel 3 TV at 8 N oler imiking Voter session |r Cerebral Palsy of Greater Hartford. p.m. — all to benefit the Times Farm There will be a voter making ses­ There will be a voter­ East Hartford police report Tonight, Central Collections will play Camp in Andover. sion tonight from 7 to 9 at the the staff of Channel 30 TV at 7 to Friday, the Morse School of making session for Area police report Registrar’s Office in the Town Hall. Manchester residents benefit the Connecticut Children's Business meets the Channel 30 team Voters made tonight will be too late East Hartford Police arrested three ficer and breach of peace. He was to today from 7-9 p.m. in the men Monday night following a report E'j- Services. at 7:30 p.m. to benefit the Revitaliza­ for the Democratic primary Sept. 15 be presented in court today. Vernon South Windsor town clerk's office. of a motor vehicle violation at 44 Rae E. Christensen, of 48 Michael David Munroe, 23, of 169 Vernon Ave., George T, Russell, 20, of 45 Farnham Church St. Ave.. East Hartford, was charged Rockville, was charged Monday with Rd., South Windsor, was charged Monday Police arrived at the address W . ' with interfering with a police officer. criminal trespassing. Police said the with fourth-degree larceny. around 9 p.m. and reported that a car He is to appear in court Sept. 19. arrest was made in connection with an in­ Police said they found eight dozen ears First pupil transfer approved was being operated with a person on cident that happened on Grier Rd. He was of corn in his car parked on Foster Rd. the roof. A crowd gathered to watch Police arrested a Hartford man released on his promise to appear in Com­ The Manchester Board of Educa­ strong feelings against splitting the than the Highland Park first grade. Normally, a transfer request is Police said the corn was allegedly taken when police arrived, according to the early this morning after a report of mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Sept. 28. from a nearby garden. He was released on tion Monday night agreed to a children. Board members said they had no handled by the administration alone, police report. shots being fired from a Smith Dr. a $200 nonsurety bond for appearance in request from parents in the old South The children would walk to school, major objection to the request, but but Deakin decided to put it before Arthur P. Petosa, 21. of residence. Lilyan Johnston, 43, of 7 Bancroft Rd., Common Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, School district to allow their .so the consideration of transporta­ member Earl Odom expressed con­ the entire board because,” ! think it is Thomaston. was charged with Police said Lawrence W. Martin. Ellington, was arrested Monday on two Sept. 12. daughter to attend Martin, rather tion was not a problem in the cern at the precedence and im­ a sensitive area because of the reckless driving and interfering with a 27. of Hartford, was charged with separate warrants issued by Common than Highland Park School. request. Transportation is one of plications of the request. He said the closing of South a year ago.” police officer. He was the operator of discharging firearms within the town Pleas Court charging her with third- it was the lirst request for a three priorities considered in gran­ privilege of transferring should be The main objection raised on the the vehicle, police said. He is limits, first-degree reckless en- A car belonging to Andrea Edwards of Instant Match IV is our winninqest instant game yet. , Collect letters and w ia Spell "Money" for $1,000. Spell transler since South School closed in ting a transfer request. Priority is extended to other first graders in the degree larceny. transfer request, Deakin said, was scheduled to appear in court Sept. 19. dangerment. possession of a sawed- 571 Hartford Rd., Manchester, reported Rub the six spots, match 3 dollar amounts and win up to ’Tree" for $100. If "1 YR SUBSC " appears, you’ve won a $25 sub­ June 1978 At that time many parents al.so given to those who walk to same district. He said the board Police said she allegedly cashed several that many parents were against the Kenneth M. Plourde. 20. of 44 off shotgun and breach of peace. He stolen from that town, was found near the $10,(XX) instantly. scription to Connecticut's weekly Lottery. (Stub winners are objected to having their children in school and a lamily which is split into should expect more requests. bad checks in area stores. She was closing and busing of their children Church St.. East Hartford, was is being held on $5,000 bond and will released on a $1,000 nonsurety bond for river in South Windsor Monday. Police All wiimers play for $1,000 a week. For lifel All instant not eligible for our Grand Prize drawing.) the primary grades bused to two school districts. Odom is in a simitar situation out of the neighborhood three-grade charged with interfering with a be presented in court today, police court appearance Sept. 28. said the car was damaged some. winners on the main portion of the ticket claimed by date to Highland Park School. South .School The main consideration in a living in the old South district, with school. However, Deakin said he police officer, assault on a police of­ said. liad only Grades 1-3. transfer is that space must be his two children attending different assumes now because he has had no be announced will automatically be eligible for Grand Prize. The board met prior to the regular available in the school where the stu­ schools. However, he has decided other transfer requests, that parents $1,(XX) a week for life (starting no earlier than age 18) with a board meeting with Dr. and Mrs. dent wi.shes to transfer. In this case, against requesting a transfer for his have adjusted to the change. East Hartford fire calls Rockville hospital notes guaranteed minimum of a million dollars. Michael Goodman who made the Deakin said space is available in the younger son. The entire school system has an request to allow their daughter, who first grade at Martin School. Deakin said it would be difficult to open transfer policy which allows non; John Rossini, Warehouse Mrs. E. Diane Fields and will enter the first grade, to attend Monday. 3;21 p.m. —False alarm at 745 Holdstock Pi. Admitted Monday: John At the end of last school year,there inform parents in the district of their transfers from one school to another Point; Brooks Williams, Staf­ daughter, Robert Rd., Ver­ Martin .Scliool with her two older Boucher, Ellington; Martha were 19 first grade pupils, although, right to petition for transfers before on a space available basis. Main St. Monday. I():il7 pm -Standby for Bourke, Ellington Rd., South ford Springs. non; Mrs. Ethel Harrison and FROM THE CONNECTICUT LOTTERY sisters. Tliey moved to S. Main St. he said that number may have school starts next week, but he said Monday. 4.44 p.m. —Motor vehicle ac­ Coih in $2. K) and SIO pfi»» wherevet ticketi are aold. Cash ISO bdc»ta and claim laigef orountiand all »iubpn»#at paiticipatino Soving»andUxxnfaf LoneiYheadt?UMlef», 1210 Deakin said the Goodman's police at Henderson and Chesslee Sts. Windsor; Eva Clemento, Discharged Monday: Mrs. daughter, Janet Lane, SiloB Deane Hk^hwoy, Wetherslxsld. CT. 06109 Prow moy bo cbimed up to I year Iran ainouncod end o( gc»ne Siatokr#:youmu«be l0yeaf»ofokkftoplm:^w»k)t1•fYtlckett. . across Irom South School this changed over the summer. With that he would make an attempt through daughter would be subject to transfer cident at 149 Tolland St. Today. 5:43 a.m. -Assisi pidice at 4 Tolland; Ormand Gagnon, Susan Barsaleau and Rockville; Angelo Maturano, summer. figure, there would be at least five the school PTA's. through the third grade and that the Monday. 5:17 p.m.—Biush lire at Park Holdstock PI Morrison St., Rockville; John daughter, Stafford Springs; Vernon Ave., Vernon; Leroy In reiterating the request. Assis­ spaces remaining in the class, He said he had no idea how many parents would have to submit a Ave and Main St. intersection. Today, 5:56 a m. —.Assist police at 4 Gallagher, Ellington; Frank Florence Bartlett, South St., Morgan, High St., Rockville; tant Supt. Wil.son E. Deakin, acting Deakin .said. He .said there are fewer parents might want to consider the written request each year for the Monday. 6:23 p.m, —Assist police at 44 Holdstix'k PI. Meunier, Somers; Daniel Rockville; Michael Boudreau, BeMy Webber, Ellington: m the absence of Supt. James 1’. students in the Martin first grade request. "They have ne'ver been in­ Church St. Today. 8:32 a m. —First aid call at 144 Michaud. Tolland; Jean Bissell Rd.. Coventry; Wanda Mrs. Sandra West and transfer. Fiano, Webster Lane, Bolton; daughter. Tolland. Kennedy, said tlie parents expressed vited to make the requests," he said. Monday. 7:28 p.m. —Assist police at 4 Woodlawn Cir. Rickett. Wilshire Dr., Ver­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn,, Tuea., Aug, 30, 1977 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER ByTOONO HBRALD, I m u , Ooiiii., 'Kiel., Am». 30,1W7 , , , ------, ...g,

Jal Alai entries Dibbs and Orante» in title match | Bob & Marie’s sweep Cherrone’s BROOKLINE, M ail. Patloice is the key fac­ barrassing than the score But the feisty Dibbs It didn’t work at all over the net. He did it four TuMday Nlfhl (Un) - It wlU be Eddie tor in their games — both indicates. battled back and forced Monday. times, and all were Dlbba and Maimel Orantea like to wait out their op­ The third-seeded errors before both ran out “For one thing, I played winners. going ior the priie money ponents and play to their Spaniard won 13 straight of sas in the end. better today,” said Dibbs took control of his L I>1 L U LUm tonight, and the one who Orantes. “I played today match in the third set after t M L U 7. k m weaknesses, neither games, 16 of the last 17, "I usually don't like to to win town Class B softball crown I M LIhv 1-t I Bmk get! it may be the only one Orantes nor Dibbs likes to like I wanted to play.” i M i “ U iCii« and allowed Fillol only 11 play Jaime,” said Orantes falling behind 2-1 and I S>1 I. M I M LMht 1^ standing when the 50th gamble. points in the entire second after his match. “He takes By the middle of the se­ watching Fibak pull to M t M t Ulfeito U.S. Professional Tennis Both players won their cond set, Orantes had It took 23 post-season games Cherrone's came up with sue runs Thus, the curtain falls on season llrni M I M 7. 71 7. Ntar set. a lot of chances. He likes to within two points (rf a ser­ i t a i M 1 M I U iMki Championships are over. semifinal matches Monday The fourth-seeded Dibbs, chance the net. Maybe be­ Fillol so baffled with bis vice break. Dibbs fought before a champion was in the fifth to close within one, 9-8, which saw six league champs and as U-4 7 M 147 774 714 71-7 771144 714 747144 714 7-14 774 714141 Orantes and Dibbs play at the Longwood Cricket of Miami Beach, Fla., beat thought that was the only prcise shot placement be back to bold at deuce and crowned in the 1977 Recreation but two runs in the sixth salted away many runner-up entries in the final was able to push Fillol back the same conservative, aub the same way — by Poland's Wojtek Fibak 44, way be could win.” reeled off four straight Department’s Class B Town the decision for Bob's to force a se­ standings Vying for the cham­ 74 LImt M 1. 71 LI methodical style. They >jHng advantage of errors 6-3, 6-2, 7-5. This was a It worked well enough from the net at will. With wins for the set. cond game. pionship. 71 I - ■ 71 1 71 t l Softball Slow Pitch Tourna­ ikm m 7-1 7 71 t 71 I I both like to stay back and by their opponents. match of turning points. In last week in Toronto, Fillol back toward the Fibak, serving at 3-3 in Tony Listro and Bob Andreski each •M* 71 iilMMiBii t l i a i L 71 71 bit, and to stand still at the baseline, Orantes kept him ment. clubbed three hits in the victory iSSrfi! 71 i 71 IBaiklSil 7111_____ Orantes' 6-3, M, 6-1 win the second, third and where Fillol wiped out the fourth set, blew any im u ii 71 I 7 llnf4knM I-l 7 k m Im m baseUne while their op­ over Chile's Jaime Fillol fourth sets, Fibak had op Orantes in the quarter­ from getting too comfor­ chance be had to get back The honor was richly won by Bob & while Bob Plenzio, Barry Silva and l.taiUai 71 7. 71 l.iMMllMi 71 7. r Tennis lessons 71 1 71 LUMlktn 7171 ponents do all tbf running. was even more em- portunities to put Dibbs finals of the Canadian table by tossing drop shots into the match. Marie's entry, which climaTied a Tony Quintiliani each added a pair. M uBXn comeback last night by sweeping The losers were led at the plate by 147 741174 147 714 714 7711-71 away. offered at Rec 747 71-1 771 774 741 71-7 141147 Cherrone's Package in both ends of a Greg Johnston with three hits and ,.imni Bob Ferron, Jeff Peck and Carl L l l l O m k k U 77 I. Bnk Um 71 L doubleheader at Fitzgerald Field. Adult teTuiis lessons will be offered 1 71 I km m m 71 H w l n w 71 L Ogren with a pair each. L 71 LlMilmr 71 liA liati 71 1 ^ Plainfield results The scores were 11-6 and 15-6 in the by the Recreation Department Mon­ 7 i71 7S*« Jal alal results 77 7 m w M r 71 7lM li2 fM $1313N ___ Ul p* $15N Classes are listed for advance f r m 141 TriMN 744 fM $I7UI TfMK 112 fM MnN BaStMMbnm start and then went on a seven-game The losers never recovered 2 mtm IM StaBte IN lso«* 111 (Q BNitltl (Q r&iM lU W U players and beginners. There is a 0*MiMt4MI l*Mi24$31N IPbsmIMMi LN in 2JI fPiNrUMil IN iN iN Sm * 1 1 I9 ) IWikH U IM win spree on the road to the cham­ although they managed to score once NrMi 44 tl3Ut MmIi 12 SINN 2NMMiiL^ IN LN IMilM IN 3N llciliN LN IN IN 77Ti IN small fee and Rec Department cards TriMi 44J tMUl TrllMli 124 MUN 7MipirtU IN 2PMih*i LN HwN« pionship. in the fifth and twice in the seventh. are required. COMPLETE DU* TNk314S v m n m The not Mnk HI iwji But it wasn't in the books for the Bob's pushed over two markers in Sessions will be mornings and ear­ aJI IM IM IChvMi I IIN in in MMb 215 fM WM MMk 117 fM $17N hriMk nt piM flWH IN iN 7 Um m m m iN fM Mode 7WpM INN m m WiriimNw nusiu Packagemen to win and behind solid the sixth to complete the rout. ly afternoon. TriMiK 12-7 $SMN Trifsctc 74>2 fM $N2N 7Mc 771 HU nnji TriMc 777 nk HtUI 3 Ul XMMligi 121 M| MAk 7ll7iU $27.N 15 and 20-hit attacks, the Indy Andreski and Henry each had a 1*7 MIN M*lil7MlM **11191 tm Mk41i|M tUN a* 711« YOUR M miTG Nriidi 17 SlUM M ill 00 IftM^ IN LN IN TIM 111.11 n91 1 ______*«n» »■ UN IN iN champs added the prestigious town homer among three hits in setting the TfMi M4 MNN TriMi 17-2 MUN IMiMLMi IN IN IN inpMM LN IN 3N I ftin AmM in 2N Craig ailing im h r n m iN iN 111^**11^ LN 3N IlHtlMN iN iN IM b M p iN title. offensive pace. Jerry Robitalle also IhH «* XlntTrN IN 7MLMI 3N 2 U.S Scftlii IM The 3tH The champs started fast in the stroked three hits with Quintiliani, HOUSTON (UPI) - New York EDUCATION Ifm tlN IN IN lUMPtant IIN IN 121 te; 3135 TNk3241 IkK 3M1 9 i* k 117 p* $NM Manchester's dual softball champions {<40 IN IN IMHrMa 4JI IN M*k4AlpiU$12N OMite SU fM $17N M*k4Mp*$2iN MMk 711 paM $N1N opening with four runs in their first Silva, Tony Listro and Plenzio each Mets' pitcher Craig Swan was W n, IM M IN NriMk 415 nU $21N Nrfidc 5U pM MIN Tifiak 744 piU $1331N hospitalized Monday morning with I17MUI NbMil4 $21iG TrOMc 112 fM WM Tr*dx 117 fM IIIIM MitlKlMpdiMiN Adding the Town Class B Softball Tournament title last night to the Indy League cham­ at bats and never trailed. in the two-hit category. Larry Quin­ 117 $mji hrisctiUMlN TMk 111 (A) TrtMk 142 fM NNN tiliani added a solo homer. stomach pains. The MMCKSTER UNIT SCHOOl TriMi 174 MNN Tr*c(i 14-2 $227.11 IMbM LN 3N 3N M k l l i n u u u pionship won previously was Bob & Marie’s. Squad members (1. to r.) Larry Quintiliani, The big blow was Bob Henry’s 4Sifir UN 3iN IIN 2F«cahMr UN IM iN la w tiv iiM w three-run homer in the fourth inning Ferron and John Burger each Swan, who was admitted to TMI 5Wil IIN IN I FfNAi ThUt iN 3N I k l r a i U HmM liN IN iN llm» IIN 7.N iN IMMaMr IN 1 IN Mir 4N IN Bob Plenzio, Barry Silva, Tony Listro, Bob Henry, Chris Carlson, Jerry Robitalle, Tony collected three hits for Cherrone’s Methodist Hospital, was diagnosed I MM 21JI UN LN 1*c31N Sb*>W 3N h k iu which gave Bob's a 9-2 margin after OTFER r n E E CUSSES a IN iN 71k 31I1 TkK3I21 MMc lu m u u Quintiliani, Bob Andreski, Rick Molloy and Rich Sieezkowski. (Herald photo by Dunn) each side had tallied twice in the with Johnston and Tom Crockett get­ as suffering from gastroenteritis. 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High School Equivalency Prep 124 I1421N TriMtal $171N Dm* 111 9) FVk 111 (0 4N.M 2U1U U fM nflkiiim 5 MM LN 3N 2N 4MhrtMkp 3INUN IN SM|tM,lN U U English As A SMond Language liN IM iN 17.N IN IN IMinMi IN iN IN 3M9I«m 3N 3N IMnfiS iN IM 7 M M U 7lNf llN IN 121 IN 5 M GMir, 4N IN IMmLM IN Ik K lU REGISTER on SapL 13 At 4 tm 121 iN tUrnMnipk IN TkK 31:73 iCSUae^j;^ u SaMcUlirilUM 1171 ^ I M $4741 T)m:3143 M*k 3A5 fM $11N ManchostirHlgh hrimtM 13 $171N Mick 513 piM M7N kMkUlpdIMSN AffeckWiUiSnU 17 UtlN Trffsctalll $Stl2l Mri*: IN pM $2SN TriMk IM piU I124N MMk4Up*$241N IriMc 777 fM m u TriMi 174 SuSTtI MmIc 115 pM $2SN TrOcck 141 p* l2t2UI 7nSfe CMM a C m (7) Lou Brock stolen base king from 6:30 to 6 P.M. IrOsctK 1 11 fM $211N em9) UN LN IN f t * 111 W • W i I m i 7W U U representative. CLASSES STAhT SEPT. 20 IZNN IIN IN 121 17JI 121 IN ft* 111 (Q 4 4MvlC UN LN LN ITVi MI mN l U 7JI SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Lou ‘T m only sorry we didn’t win the seasons, ending in 1928. His best teas 121 IN rto 1141 IN IFairM 14N 4N IN sSbiL IN IN ISrtaNB U 4M rra IN UN 2 Iki *1 7.N IN Brock, 38, now joins Hank Brock walked in front of the stands game,” he said. single year was 1915 when he stole 96. 121 M*m4$$iN 3 W IM iN LN Thw 4LN 1 R«U IN nw N Js near first base and thanked the 24$N4G MMta 14 $1KN 2ftsttWmi IN U5iali$7iM TkE3L42 IMik4M|«UU Aaron in the record books for At the age of 35, Brock set the Cobb stole 40 or more bases in nine _ 12I121M TrOidi 14-S $3tUI ThK 32N HlfpiU IXlliM OMik 2MpdiMLN li*iiMc 7771|iM 7N4UI crowd for its cheers of con­ season record of 118 stolen bases in seasons, but Brock has done that in 13 TrM 124 $NLN MMc3NpM$31N Milk U2 pdl $3NN UN breaking a mark set by a iNI NrtMk U3 fM $71N 1N5 Tikck 12-1 p* $NiN nwm gratulations, “ It's a most fulfilling 1974, breaking Maury Wills' 1962 seasons. This season he has 28 thefts $2I1JN Triseta: 112 piU $2t4i$l llXliM legendary figure. thing to better the record of a great mark of 104. in 49 attempts. Aaron broke Babe Ruth’s total player such as Cobb.” Cobb compiled his total of 892 Strangely, the king of thieves has At least a half dozen complaints home run mark and Brock swiped the stolen bases in a career lasting 24 never stolen home. have been received concerning the stolen base mark from Ty Cobb. IMMUMHIMMIMIIMMUMIMU No orchids to Rec inMMIUMMUMItMIIIMMMlifl ItMIMtmMMIMMMU LMMiJiminiiimmiUllMi TTrm m m i i i ...... immummimhimiummimim B jriMUMMHIMHMUl JI MMMMHIMMMMHUMMtnif manner in which the current Brock, the St. Louis Express, tied BMIMimMiniMIMtl tIHMMMHIMItUMMtHMMIK No orchids are reserved for the iMMMMniMHIMUl MMimiiMMiMtmmmm Recreation Department for the divisions of the net tournaments have Cobb’s modern mark of 892 Monday ...... manner in which it ran the 1977 been run, only one in writing. Callers night and then beat it for a total of Men's Singles Tennis Tournament at were asked to contact the Rec 893 by stealing second base twice HURRY $ HURRY $ HURRY $ Charter Oak Park. Department and pass along their against the San Diego Padres. The finals were staged Saturday comments and suggestions. The Padres beat the Cardinals, 4-3, morning with second-seeded Tom With a little better planning the on Mike Ivie's two-run homer in the A McDonald upsetting top seed and 1978 tennis tournaments could easily eighth inning off reliever A1 defending champion Mike White, 6-3, have a new all-time high dimension Hrabosky but that didn't seem very 6-4. of Interest and participation. much to the Cardinals. There was no referee. No linesmen It was Lou Brock Night all of a and no scorer. Notes off the cuff sudden at San Diego Stadium. The players agreed to call their Brock disclosed after the game New England Whalers will open that back in 1972 he was taunted own game under those conditions. pre-season drills Sept. 20 at the There were no arguments. about being washed up as a base Glastonbury Arena with the first stealer. It was then he began to think There were numerous service foot exhibition five nights later against D seriously of breaking Cobb’s mark. faults and at least six balls that the Chicago Black Hawks at the "I was 33 and at the age when peo­ SILVER LANE SHELL landed outside the lines that were Hartford Civic Center...Here’s one ple said I belonged in a wheelchair played. vote for Jim Woods of the Boston Red 252SPDNERST. MHNCHESTER hecause you care Even before tourney play started and that I couldn’t do it any more,” Sox as the No. 1 play-by-play baseball he said. “You get it from bench INVITES YOU TO A you know that diamonds are the previous weekend this corner announcer among the Boston and pointed a finger at the Rec Depart­ jockeys and your own teammates. the best anniversary Idea, New York major league baseball "At that point, you want to prove ment for limiting entries to only town teams. Despite being No. 2 behind whatever the year. See some residents 18 years of age and older. you don’t have to be tremendously SUPER SALE WED, AUG 31st-M 0N. SEPT Sth of our brilliant gift thinking, Ned Martin in Beantown, Woods has fast to steal bases. Doing it was G This ruling was in effect for all Rec moved in head and shoulders over the fashioned in as many ring supervised divisions. something like Hank Aaronb but not long-time voice of the Red Sox. In the same thing. He was hitting styles as there are personal A true town tournament would be this man's opinion. Prank Messer of homers — the ultimate hit. There are ANTI-FREEZE preferences. open to all p lie r s regardless of age. the Yanks rates the No. 2 spot with a lot of variables in stolen bases — liius, the 1977 tourneys, all but the Martin third, Bob Murphy of the Men's Masters, have to be listed as the pitcher, the infielder, the catcher REGULRR Mets fourth, Lindsay Nelson No. 5 and the umpire.” % im m n d Rec events, period. and Ralph Kiner No. 6, both of the SHELL ZONE $ 0 5 5 Possibly McDonald amd Louise After the base was stolen in the Place Your TRUST In ff) ! t Mets, Ken Harrelson of the Red Sox first inning, to tie Cobb's mark, the PER GALLON the Kermode, who copped the Women’s No. 7, Bill White of the Yanks No. 8, CASH A CARRY Singles, are the best players in town, game was held up for about five Limit 2 Gal. Phil Rizzuto of the Yanks No. 9 and minutes while teammates rushed to While Supply Lasts MANCHESTER PARKAOe eS 4S-OOn atso I / but one will never know as the under Dick Stockton of Boston No. VERNON, BRISTOL PLAZA, WES.TFARMi, 8tM 8B U H Y ( ^ congratulate Brock. He was given 18-year-olds were barred. 10...Annette Duke of Manchester the second base bag and the ball as a SRVINRS Manchester has at least a half gained the finals in the Girls' 18 and memento. 20-40 SHELL dozen outstanding young male under Class B Tennis Tournament Again, in the seventh inning the players and nearly as many young last weekend at Wilbraham, Mass. A performance was repeated and there DON’T ASK YOUR CAR females. field of 32 competed with Dierdre SUPER X OIL The young man, designated at the was an even longer delay. Wilde of Osterville, Mass., winning Cardinal players rushed out to help DEALER TO ’’RUSTPROOF” 11th hour to run the tourneys for the in straight sets, 6-4, 6-2...Harold dig up the bag. It was formally Rec, Joe Erardl, did a fine job but Binks was the guest of Jeff Koelsch MRKES presented to Brock by Padre pitcher YOUR CAR.... BRlHOn was totally unfamiliar with the sport at Yankee Stadium yesterday for the Randy Jones, the team's player and the proper format to be used, by Yankee-Kansas City game. 5 * 4 . 2 5 T o u s m o B H u m his own admission. 20-40 SHELL ZIEBART MORE THRN __ -vOO ^ MULTI GRADE OIL 3 RUSTPROOFING Exhibition Rookie QBs excel ONLY ZIEBART'S Exhibition softball game at CENTS... Fitzgerald Field tonight will feature NEW YORK (UPI) — A pair of rookie quarterbacks excelled SEALANT, 5 * » o ^ 3 . 2 5 the Manchester Softball Club and an at Giants Stadium Monday night. Buy It by tilt Cat* at WholMaIg Prlcai TOOLING AND At the Savings Bank of Manchester regular all-star team from the State League. Joe Pisareik, fighting for a spot on The locals copped regular and the Giants’ roster, directed his fourth with 1:13 left in the regulation time 0 savings makes more than cents, it can add playoff honors in the State League scoring drive of the game to set up when rookie quarterback Ken John­ SHELL SPARK PLUGS p«r plug TECHNICAL and also won the Connectcticut up to dollars for your future faster than you Joe Danelo's 30-yard field goal at son took the Bills 85 yards in 13 plays Easy To Do It Yourself Job ■ a • a ■ ■ $.85 most cart l"-> KNOW-HOW think. Start saving today by stopping in at Connecticut and Regional Tourna­ 12:20 of overtime lifting New York to and scored himself on an 11-yard run. ASSURES YOU ment to gain the right to play in the a 24-21 pre-season win over the Buf­ Joe Ferguson threw for two earlier any of our 13 convenient locations near you Women’s Nationals in Graham, N.C., falo Bills. Buffalo touchdowns, hitting Reuben SUPER SAVINGS ON SHELL TIRES next weekend. Gant with a 10-yarder and passing After a Buffalo punt, Pisareik OF PROTECTION in Savings Bank Country. It makes sensei All proceeds tonight will help five yards to Chandler. O.J. marched the Giants into field goal defray costs to North Carolina. First Simpson playing only the first half FROM AUTOMOTIVE RUST range in 12 plays, including a key 21- pitch is slated at 7 o'clock. picked up 88 yards in 15 carries for Telephone 646-1700 yard pass to tight end Bob Tucker that pushed New York to the Buffalo Buffalo. 33-yard line. Seven players later, In the only other Monday night WANT PROOF? Danelo gave the Giants their first game, Houston defeated San Fran­ Moske dies, victory in four outings. cisco, 17-3. — CALL US— “ Before the game, 1 didn’t think The Oilers, frustrated by a series ex-grid star my chances of making the team were of first half mistakes, came alive in 5 2 8 -9 9 1 6 too good,” said Pisareik, who played the third period to score on Karl despite a persistent cold. "We have Douglas' 1-yard run and Jimmy 1288 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD i Brunig Moske, regarded in many Jerry (Goldsteyn) and Steve Giles' 57-yard pass reception to win With Zhbart tor 13 Yean circles as the finest football player (Ramsey) and Randy (Dean) isa No. their first pre-season game in two ever produced iS Manchester, died 5 pick. I looked like the guy who was years. The 49ers were not effective yesterday in Sttprt Fla., where he out of the picture.” offensively under the direction of bad made his home for years. either Jim Plunkett or Pat Sullivan AU WHITEWALLS • AU TIRES 8UUECT TO FED. A STATE TAX irsiB.nM Br. f SAVINGS BRNK OF MHNCHESTER Pisareik finished with 15 com­ and suffered their third loss in four Moske, 70, was an outstanding run­ IITHEH TIRES AT SIINILAH 8AVINS8 MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F.D.I.C. pletions in 21 attempts for 178 yards pre-season games. ning back with the North End and one touchdown after relieving in­ Cloverleafs and Majors and South "Ours was a shoddy perfor­ M sehsnic on Duty-Dsy A N H o 6 4 6 -0 8 7 9 SavtonS^Sarvt Gm jured starter Goldsteyn in the first ■ miMMMIMHIMtlMIIMIIIigl mance,” said 49ers Coach Ken UMHIMIMIIMMMItllMMIMII. JIHMIMIIIHMIMMi;; Eiid Cubs when semi-pro fMtball BmimmmommmmmM ■IMMMtMMMMMtMIMMOt ■ quarter. Myers. “ We just didn’t play well.” .■iMimMMMMIIIIHtMIIIMMii...... f MMMMMMMIItMtlMIMMrB enjoyed its greatest years in the The Bills had tied the score at 21-21 TtlMIIMMItlMUMMa' Auto Truck Rustpro^ 1920s and early 1930s.

I , PAPE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MMcberttr, Conn., Tiim., Am . 30.1877 M^CTIESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Aug. 30.1977- PAGE F.i.ii’.VEN INDEX Holp Wontod IS Homoo For Safe 81 N o n e n 23 Homoo For Solo 23 1 - M m * Sound WANTED. By the Bolton Rooster * — S*nonM* National Weather Forecast CampbelPs pitch 3 — Announo*m*nti Public .School System, a * — imorUMnionl driver with Station Wagon to DAN REALE S - A uction* transport in the morning and roiANCIAL Berate return in the P.M. a few Lfl V» H -v r a * ; \ E , IS S - Sond«-SWclii-Morte*e** Bolton studenta to out of town a H O U tI, a " “ t 'o f t — Partonil Loon* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING schools. Remuneration will be \ aaum j SUS crowing to — ln*ur*nco for mileage and dally rate. ROTA ruined Rice's show IMPtOVMIMT Call the office of Superinten­ 13 - Holp W oMod dent of Schools, 64815W. Ray­ H O U SaU YER H - Butmotf Oppcnunnio* mond A. Allen Jr., Superinten­ • BOSTON (UPI) — After moping around with IS - Situation W *nud. first Inning triple, stroked a my bands but when you play in front dent of Schools. BOSTON (UPI) — No sooner • f ruffled feathers for a week, the Rooster has tnUCATION PHONE 643-2711 D i. REME REALTORS Campbell screwball Into the Oakland of 29,000 fans (actually 29,750) and a t* — Privtia Inatructlon* bad Boston's Jim Rice reached BiaV MARTIN STW7TEP begun crowing in Dorn' Zimmer’s ear to awaken FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD CUSTODIAL Applications bullpen in rightfleld to snap a 7-7 tie. nation-wide TV audience, it’s very tS - SclK>ol*-Cla**aa being accepted for part time Ijirs MAIN STREET HIS PIAVINS 0AV6 WITH 20 — Inittuction* Wantad hitters' heaven when one bad Doug Balre, pitched three innings easy to get up for a game.” the slumbering Boston Red Sox pitching staff. employment. Applications 1 MANCHESTER. CT. THE VANK6. WHO PIP m *L tSTATI pitch from Red Sox teammate of shutout relief to gain his third win liie exb'a effort gave the second- Bantam-sized Rick lOWIU tlM niATVtli may be completed at the of­ B iaV ENP HIS FLAVINS 23 — Hama* lor Sala fice of Facilities Services, Bill Campbell turned Fenway in five decisions. division A's their longest winning (VkREER WITH ? Burleson, Boston’s feisty Burleson. "But the A’s 24 — Lou-land lor Sala »5J shortstop who is called 25 — Invaitmant Proparty Union School, 771 Main Street, Park into Paradise Lost. The loss, Boston's ninth in the past steak of the season although the vic­ A. TWINS batters were looking for 2* — Butinaas Property You can Kave every weekend off South Windsor. Between 8:30 12 games, overshadowed Rice’s tory still left them 24 games betdiid ’’Rooster" met behind off-speed pitches from our 27 - Raaort Proparty a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday Holp Wontod Rke's three homers and four runs 9. A'S„ 2* - Real Eatal* Wantad 13 Prtroto Inttruetlont IS finest game in a three-year major Kansas City in the American League closed doors Monday with pitchers and that’s what through Friday. batM in went for naught Monday C . T 10ERS AUTOMOTIVE Warehouse - league career. The rlghtfielder hit a West. —" i—^ Manager Zimmer after the. they got.” Mine, sia vic f • when Ed Gorman works for you [ 2 3 * ” **"*’ ' '40*' SPECIAL EDUCATION night as Oakland rooUe Mitchell 31 — Sarvicaa Oltarad uriw iM H ta roTOcasT • Stock clerk. Good pay and Center - Offers extra help "I realize we re 26th (last) In the 9UIMiU8MSUIS Red %x had ^uandered a 32 — Painting-Paparinp HUCH INIST8 Page clubbed his second home run of solo homer into the centerfield Burleson, a steady benefits. Regular pay ad­ with learning, disabilities, at­ big lead and wound up 33 — Building-Contractina .. Bridgeport Operator to vances. Apply American the game, a ninth-inning soio drive bleachers in the second inning, a major leagues in hitting but we’ve hit fielder and a .295 hitter this 34 — Roofing-Siding titude, attention problems, bases-empty clout in the third over well the last few games and our losing, 87, to the Oakland 3S'r- Haating-PhiniDing While you are out enjoying For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. During Tuesday work to blueprint. Part Parts ^sterns, ISO Darlin Diagnostic Evaluations. 936 off Boston's relief king, to give the season, first got upset last 3* — Flooring time and full time. Apply A’s. night, shower activity will be noted over parts of the West Gulf Street, Blast Hartford. 9 a.m. includes parent conferences. A s an 8-7 win in a nationaily the leftfield screen, a single to left in pitching has been good," said weekend when telecaster 37 — Moving-Tructiing-Storag* yourself on the tennis court or golf to 11 a.m.. “We had won the game 35 — Sarvicas Wanted Ckwst area, Florida, the CaroUnas and western Lakes region Call 6482428, 3 to 6 p.m. teievised contest. the fourth and a two-run shot in the Manager Bobby Winkles. “We lost 11 Tony Kubek, a former New course, Ed Qorman will be working EAS BASE CO. sixth to put Boston ahead, 7-6. s tra i^ t early in the month but we’re two or three times but our York Yankees shortstop, MISC. FOR BALI Fair to parUy cloudy weather is forecast elsewhere. Minimum Mltctwa Dftn Manetwslsc PRESSMAN - Letter The toss, coupted with New York's 40 — Household Qooda ______849-3288 The third homer, his 33rd of the young and energetic. pitchers weren’t repeated his claim for you. temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) pressman. Full or part time. S-3 triumph over Kansas City, teft the National League 41 — Arbclas lor Sala AtlanU 70 (86), Boston 65 (85), Chicago 70 (87), Dallas 73 (90) Experienced only. Ask for season, tied Rice with California’s "I told the players we can just aggressive like our fielders Burleson tips off opposing 42 ~ Building Suppliaa SehooH-Clottot IS Red three games behind the Dodgers 4, Cubs 1 43 — Pal* -Birds- Oogi aeveland 65 (87), Denver 52 (78), Culuth 55 (67), Houston 73 EXPERIENCED ONLY. Tom. Ace Printery, 522-2155. Yankees in the American League Bobby Bonds for the American finish out the season or we can go and hitters were,” said the batters by moving before '44 — Livaslock From the minute he helps you (87), Jacksonville 70 (88), Kansas City 68 (82), Los Angeles 85 Mature individual to work 4 or League home run lead. out, but our cans and get ready for Reggie Smith’s two-run 8foot-9 shortstop, who also the pitch. 45 — Boats S Accdpaorias WANTED - Good all around East race. 40 — Sporting Goods work out a realistic price on your (75), Little Rock 71 (93), Miami 77 (87), Minneapolis 81 (75) S days a week, 4 hours a day In homer — his 25th — in the was angry after fans booed restaurant. 6487479, ask for Carpenter - Must have own "Anytime you have a game such as "Sure, I'm disappointed to have a next season. This bunch hasn’t quit Burleson met with 47 — Garden Product* New Orleans 74 (88), Nw York 70 (82), Phoenix 77 )102), Saii s u m ULMES night like this and still lose,” said and that has made them fun to seventh inning was the big him for making th ree 48 — Anliquaa home, you can start relaxing. Mike. tools, and willingness to work. mine or Rice's you remember it for a Zimmer after that game 49 — Wantad to Buy Francisco 53 (76), Seattle 51 (67), St. Louis 72 (92), Washington manage." blow for the Dodgers, who errors in a Saturday win 73 (88). Cktuntry CUirpenters, Bolton. white," said Page, whose three Rice after slamming his way out of a and talked heatedly about SITTER WANTED - Working 6 4 0 -^ . N l HDVMIGODIT increased their lead over over Minnesota. RENTAL* Ed will handle all the details. homers in the past two games have two-for-11 slump and raising his The Red Sox, authors of two long having to deal with un­ 52 — Roomi lor Rant mother needs sitter for two average to .321. "But I’m glad I went winning streaks and a pair of the Reds to 9V4 games in “The A’s were looking 53 — Apartmants for Rant children, ages S & 8. After PART TIME Help needed - hetped the young A's to six straight justified criticism. 54 — Homos lor Rant Like driving buyers to your home miQML aMNmi wretched losing stretches, have b e^ the NL West. Tommy John school and early evenings. Manchester area, for building wins. four-for-five because I haven’t made for changeups and that’s 55 — Businasa for Rant and showing them around. Like a nightmare to Manager Don won his 16th game with 56 — Resort Property lor Rant Holp Wontod Own transportation prefert^ maintenance, evenings, dafl good contact lately.” what our pitchers were 57 — W anted to Rant 13 Holp Wontod 13 643-4547. Program them into your "In another park it might have late-inning relief help from to my home. If interested, call Rice helped himself out of the Zimmer, who' was grumbling after giving them,” he said, “I INVITATION 56 — M IK . lo r Rant helping people arrange financing. 649-(to after 6 p.m. future. All it takes Is your been a tower scoring game but you Lance Rautzhan and Mike know this here’s a hitting paradise slump by taking batting practice un­ the latest giveaway. think we’ve got to AUTOMOTIVE Like explaining deposits, down WANTED: Hairdresser. Full desire to get into the com­ der the stands with bitting coach "We should have won this game,” Garman. challenge more hitters.” TO BID 61 — Autos for S al* IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on time. Storrs area. 429-4850. puter field. Call Computer and you always get up when you 62 — Trucks lor Sal* Expos 7, Reds 2 'payments and purchase our second and third shifts. Processing Institute. Johnny Pesky. Before the game. said Zimmer, “We had IS hits and Burelson reportedly told 1. Sealed Bids are Invited to 63- — Heavy Equipm ent for S al* come here," he said. Tony Perez drove in 64 — Moiorcyclas-BIcyclas For printed circuit board, GAS ATTENDANT Wanted - You’ll be pleasantly sur­ Page's secret has been to speed up scored seven runs. That should be Zimmer during their 28 by the Town of Manchester, 65 — Campws-Trailars-Mobll* agreements to buyers. Page, acquired in an off-season electroplaters, and Inspec­ Part time. To pump gasoline prised how easy it all Is. his swing to compensate for an in­ enough to win a game. But we blew a three runs with a two-run minute meeting he was ap­ Connecticut, hereinafter Hom ss tors. Apply at Multi Circuits, only. 92.35 an hour. Must be at deal that sent second baseman Phil 66 — Automotive Sarvica CPI has It all and does it jured hand that will require post­ 5-1 lead. It was one of those difficult hom er and a single as Mon­ palled Red Sox starter called the Owner, for the So If you’re thinking of selling SO Harrison S tre e t, least 18 years of age. Apply at Gamer to Pittsburgh, hit his ISth 67 — Autos for Ront-Loas* better than anyone else. season surgery. losses.' treal snapped Cinciannati’s Rick Wise should throw a Project Addition and Edmund Gorman Manchester. 947 Center Street, or call 648 homer of the season with two runners your home, call Ed Qorman, CPI has professlonalism- five-game winning streak. Alterations, Washington 9467, Manchester. on in the fifth inning after Boston had “The only way for me to maintain The clubs were to wind up their breaking ball to Mitchell knowledge-facilities- Fred Holdsworth went five School, 94 Cedar Street, Realtor, at 646-4040, or stop In at provided Rick Wise with an early 5-1 power is to generate bat speed,” said two-game series tonight wi& Luis Page in the fourth inning PART TIME Grocery placement-and an interest the left-handed hitting outfielder. Tiant, 8-8, scheduled to meet Rich innings for the victory with when Oakland was trailing, Manchester, Connecticut. The □ NOTICES his office at 604 East Middle Turn­ Baggers - 8 to 3. Apply Franks in you. lead. Don Stanhouse shutting out Project includes a three story EXPERIENCED Supermarket, 725 East Middle In the ninth. Page, who also hit a “The bat still feels uncomfortable in Langford, 814. 82, with two men on base. pike. the Reds for the last four Page homered to tie the addition of approximately 27,- JANITORIAL Tuntpike. Call CPI collact now innings. 800 square f ^ , alterations to Loaf nmf Found 1 1-829-9211, Ext. 89 game and won the contest the existing building, fixed S-fSi® jsg'i '*1 Phillies 3, Braves 2 in the ninth with a solo SUPERVISORS Butinoto Opportunity 14 equipment, demolition, and LOST - Large grey male COMPUTER PROCESSMG Dave Johnson drew a homer off a poor screwball related site work. altered cat. May be sick. SMALL ENGINE Service bases-loaded walk off for mornings or evenings. by Bill Campbell. 2. Bidding Documents have Vicinity of Bush Hill Road. Must have car. Good pay Corporation -expanding dealer MSTtTUTE Steve Hargan with two out Oakland’s reliever Doug been prepared by The Extra toes on front feet. for the right person. Call network. No experience 111 Ath SlTMl in the bottom of the 14th in­ Baire’s “best pitch was a Reward. Please call 6487490. necessary. Complete training East Hartford, Cl. Chambliss unsure Lawrence Associates, LEGAL Holp Wontod IS Alan Fairbanks 649-5334 for program. 9500. investment ning to force in the winning fastball and he went right Architects/Planners, P.C., FOUND-10 Speed Bike-CaU ADVERTISING RELIEF COOK convenient appointment. required to start your own run. Greg Luzinski hit his after our hitters.” said 571 Porter Street, and describe. 6489505. NOTICE RNs and LPNs - Enjoy CarMT mindad Individual for haalth cara facili­ business. Ideal for retired or 33rd homer for the Phillies Manchester, Connecticut, RATES working with a skilled and ty. Dialary axparlanca pratarrad, but not art time. Details on request. while Jeff Burroughs con­ hereinafter cailed the LOST - Black Manx Kitten. In PUBLIC HEARING dedicated staff, at RIr. Barker. ESCAA Field ADDITIONAL 1 ( ja y ___ 1lc word per day Manchester Manor Nursing required. Work 2 daya Ural ahift, 3 daya aacond □ REAL ESTATE nected for No. 35 for the Architect. vicinity of Center Street and 3 days ... 106 word per day •hlft. Training Division Box 619„ APPROPRIATIONS Home. PLease call Doris POSITION VACANCY - Town Wading River, New York. Braves. Gene Garber, who 3. Bids shall be directed to the Stone Street. Reward. 648 6 d a y s ___ 9c word per day 8882. BOARD OF DlRECrrORS 26 d a y s ___ 6c word per day Blaln, RN Director of Nurses, of Manchester, Connecticut. 11702. Homoo For Solo hall was home run Town of Manchester, Connec­ Call 871-0385 Mechanic, Highway Depart­ 23 pitched two shutout in­ [Standlngij) TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 15 words S2.00 minimum 6480129. Happy Ads ...... $2.30 Inch ment. 40 hour week, K l^ NEW YORK (UPI) - "I drove in the go-ahead run with a homers and Duane Kuiper and Bruce nings, won his seventh ticut, c/o Maurice A. Pass, CONNECTICUT NURSES AIDES -11 p.m. to 7 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Director of General Services, ENGINE LATH Operator - M. Z ukauskas 96.26. Responsible for the a.m., 12 midnight to 8 a.m. wasn’t sure it was a home run. sacrifice fly. The Twins are now in Bochte each hit one to power the In­ game while Hargan suf­ Notice is hereby given that maintenance and repair of Farm, with three story barn. National League Municipal Building, 41 Center ROOMATE NEEDED - To With enterience. Apply in per­ Experience preferred. Will Butler-tyre building. Power But I thought it had a chance,” dians past Chicago. Eric Soderholm fered his third loss. the Board of Directors, Town son, 14s Adams Sureet, Laco automotive and road building train. Call 6464)129. Street, Manchester, Connec- share 4 room apartment In of Manchester, Connecticut, plant,____ and and oL other_____ out_____ buildings. homered for the White Sox. East East Hartford. |75. per Machine Company. and other equipment used in plus Three Lovely Homes. Chris Chambliss said after his Ucut 06040. Bids shall be su8 will hold a Public Hearing in construction and maintenance American"! Orioles 6, Angels 1 W L Pet. GB mitted to duplicate on Bid month, plus utilities. Call and EAST HARTFORD. 300 Silver Offers invited. B/W Realty, the Hearing Room at the operations in the Public pinch homer with two on Mon­ Pat Kelly’s third career grandslam Phila 79 SO .612 Form furnished by the ask for John, anytime, 288 BAR MAID. Ezperienced NEEDED: Dishwashers / Lane. Dairy bar-Restourant. 847-1419. Municipal Building, 41 Center preferred but not necessary. TELEPHONE SALES Works Department. This posi­ Immediate occupancy. Heavy day carried the Yankees to a 5- League ^ and Rudy May’s four-hit pitching Pitts 76 55 .580 4 Architect. On the day of Bid 4131. Dietary aides. Full and part tion requires three years CTiicago 70 ...... Street, Manchester, Connec­ Near United Aircraft, Blast HUT M«nn UUT MtWM traffic. Financing available. 929,500 SIX Room Cape, 3 win over the Kansas City carried Baltimore to victory over 59 .543 9 opening. Bids will be accepted Hartford. Call 5680320. time. Immediate openings. experience in skilled Broker. 5682748. second place in the AL West, 2Vz 71 ticut, Tuesday, September 6, Apply at Meadows Convales­ Dynamic sales team H(fleatolator ■ fireplac^ enclosed Nolan Ryan and California. Bobby St. Louis 60 .542 9 until 4:30 P.M., EDT, In Ihe mechanical repairs, including Royals as the Yankees reeled games behind Kansas City. ( Baseball) 60 □ EMPLOYMENT 1977, at 8:00 P.M. to consider cent Center, 333 Bidwell seeking friendly, P'porch, large lot. (Jood buy. Montreal 70 .482 19V9 General Services Office, PART TIME Help Wanted. a minimum of one year of OPPORTUNITY In chocolate Hutchins Agency 6483168. off their 19th win in 22 games. Indians 9, While Sox 2 Bonds stole his 30th base for the NY 51 78 .395 28 and act on the following: Street. aggressive personality. diesel repair training or Angels. Basement of said Municipal Golf course maintenance. factory to learn candy making It was a dramatic near recreation Andre Thornton hit a pair of Football West Building; and from 5:30 P.M. Holp Wontod 1$ Acceptance of following Apply at Tallwood C.C. Route Top earning potential. experience. Applications and and marketing. Apply in per­ BY OWNER. Principals only. streets in the Manchester DENTAL Assistant for Ground floor opportunity job descriptions are available of CHiambliss’ ninth-inning homer W L Pet. GB to 6 P.M., EDT, in Hearing 85, Hebron. orthodondist office. son, Burnham & Brady, 34 Six room Immaculate Cape. CHICAGO (UPI) - Cut SALES POSITION - Straight West Subdivision, Section ADVERTISING for the right person. at the Personnel Office, Los Ang. 70 52 .803 Room, Serand Floor of said Experience preferred. Send Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ Close to school on quiet street. that defeated the Royals in the final defensive back Ron Bush, commissions, leads furnisbM WANTED: Part time clean up Experience preferred but Municipal Building, 41 Center ford, Connecticut. Clnci 70 62 .530 9V, Municipal Building. Bids may One, off Keeney Street: DEADLINE resume to P. 0. Box 2356, Ver­ Call between 9 and 7. 649-0297. game of the American League C3iam- wide receiver Gerald to homeowners. Call 242-5402. and maintenance man. not necessary. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Houston 62 68 .473 17 be withdrawn prior to time of 1 — Briarwood Drive from non, Ct. 06066. ticut. Closing date for filing is pionship Series and won the 1976 pen­ Butler, comerback Terry 12:00 noon the ^day before Metronics Inc., Route 6 & UMunniTouiuM AVON - Make money while San Fran 61 71 .462 18V9 Bid opening. Bids will not be STEADY WORK - ReUahle, Keeney Street to its intersec­ publication. 44A, ^Iton. Friday, September 9,1977. An the kids are in school. Instead ManchMttf IMglOO nant for New York. Irvin, tight end Doug accepted ^ te r time of Bid tion with Nutmeg Drive GENERAL Contractor needs CALL Equal Opportunity Employer. San Diego 57 76 .429 23 hard worker, who wants Deadline tor Saturday and full time experienced of waiting in the house for the "WORRY FREE" Ironically, Chambliss was in a Kingsriter and running Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. WANTED; Yard man. Must Six room Cape with garage, per­ (5)cfijcxrtru to ^ Atlanta 48 82 .369 30 Vk opening. Bids cannot be steady emplo^ent, good In­ 2 — Strawberry Lane carpenter. Call between 8 and 828-2894 kids to come home, become slump, going hitless in his last 11 at- back Rod Wellington. withdrawn after time of Bid come. Call 5286702 between 8 have one to two years APPLICATIONS Being token an Avon Representative. You manent liding, (irepUce, S or 4 Monday’* RetulU 3 — Huckleberry Lane 9 evenings, 742-8062. Tuesday, Wednesday and bedroomi, new furnace, root, bats, and batted for the man who Cleveland — Waived opening. 2 only. experience as mechanic, gar­ can meet pwple, earn money gutter! and downipoula to you can mUHD P'JLIS \ Montreal 7, Cincinnati 2 4 — Curry Lane PLEASE READ Thursday between 2 and 5 for replaced him at first base. Cliff John­ rookie linebacker Darwin age or junk yard. Own tools a PART TIME Sales Cashier - and be home before they get live worry free Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 2, 4. Bids will be publicly opened NOW accepting applications 5 — Nutmeg Drive must. C.M.S. and Blue Cross. WANTED - Oil truck driver. full time employment in there. For details, call 5l5 ^ son. Earlier, Johnson lin^ a homer, Logterman and free agents and read aloud at 6 P.M., YDUR AD Lawn and Garden business. Full time, year round work. Security, building materials, (14) for full time employment. together with all right-of- Apply in person, Andover 9401. his eighth as a Yankee, into the left- •Siyj/iiltjiUi -.-/'/w.i defensive tackle Larry EDT, Tuesday, September 20, Auto Parts, Itouteo, Andover, Hours: Thursdays 6 to 1, S to Apply M&M Oil Service, maintenance, and waitress. T.-.‘ r Sr.'*- San Diego 4, St. Louis 3 Call 5283869 between 9 and 2 ways contained within and Classified ads are taken over 9; Fridays 9 to 6; Saturdays 8 field stands after a controversy over Johnson and comerback 1977. only. the phone as a convenience. Conn. Route 6, Bolton. M a^ company benefits. App­ EARN 91000 or more a Los Angeles 4, Chicago 1 adjacent to these streets. to 5. Apply to Box J c/o ly Personnel office, K-Mart, ladilDON a foul ball. and kick-return specialist 5. Bidding Documents may be The Herald la responsible for Manchester Herald. demonstrating name brand Today’* Game* SECRETARY - Manchester Proposed additional ap­ only one Incorrect insertion and MACHINISTS - We have 239 Spencer Street, toys and gifts (Fisher-Price, 105 Main 81. 848-2174 The Royals claimed Johnson had Ernie Young. examined at the ArchitMt’s openings for: All around Atlanta (Hanna 1-2) at agency seeking full time propriation to Special Grants, then only lo the size of the REAL ESTATE Manchester. An Ek]ual Oppor­ Playskool, Fenton) with bounced out to third but the umpires Denver — Announced office on and after 1:00 P.M. original Insertion. Errors which CARPENTERS It Carpenter machinists, Cintimatic tunity Employer. Treasure House party plan. secretory for auto Insurance Fund 61, CETA Title VI - do not lessen the value of the helpers - Apply on the Job, at ruled the ball struck his foot before PhlUdelphla (Kaat 87), N August 29,1977. Two complete I'Full time salesperson^ | operator, Bridgeport Part or full time. No cost (or MANCHESTER - Seven room veteran offensive tackle department. Duties Include: Special Projects — 936,963,00 advertisement will not be cor­ 144 F e rg u so n R oad, going fair and was therefore not in Cincinnati (Norman 12- sets will be issued to each processing, typing and ' 'needed to join active of-i i o^rators. Must be able to set FIGURE CLERK - Invoicing, kit. Also booking parties. Call Ranch. Large family room, Bill Bwin will be lost for for three painters for the rected by an additional inser­ Manchester. iu> and work from blueprints. pricing, etc. Full time only. two baths, garage. Immediate 10) at Montreal (Brown 8 prime Bidder and one com­ telephone contact. Beginning tion. ' Jice. For personal andi > 242-5830 or collect person to play. the season due to left knee Board of Education, to be Top pay and fringe benefits. Apply in person, Gaer occupancy. Bowers School. 10), N plete set to each Mechanical after Septemher 15th. Salary I iconfidential interview' ’ MECHANIC & SERVICE Sta­ person for Miss Carol, 491- Mark Littel yielded the pennant­ surgery. financed from Grant. Apply at Paragon Tool Ckim- Brothers, 140 Rye Street, »00. Low 940's. Hayes Cktrporatlon, New York (Swan 8-8 or and Electrical su8bldder. A commensurate witn I icontact Sid Green, Cen-* ’ tion Attendant - Apply in per­ 6480131. winning homer last October but Doug Miami — Waived experience. Send resume to Proposed additional ap­ pany Inc., 121 Adams Street, South Windsor. Myrlck 1-1) at Houston deposit of 9100.00 for each " tu r y 21 J a c k s to n - ! son 252 Spencer Street, after 1 Manchester. 647-9935. Bird was Chambliss' victim Monday. veterans defensive back complete set Is required in the Box DD c/o Manchester propriation to General Fund Holp Wontod IS p.m. Will train the right per­ PART TIME Person (or (Niekro 85), N Herald. ||Avante, 646-1316;,» collections. Must have own MANCHESTER ■ Priced to Bird had replaced Steve Mingori T ed Bachman, wide form of a check payable to Budget 1977-78, Board of son. sell. Four room Colonial. New St. Louis (Schultz 81) at \ 'evenings, 646-4153. TOOL AND DIE Maker for transportation. Ideal work for after singles by Thurman Munson receiver Barry Smith and The Lawrence Associates. Education — 93,1()2.00 to cover NURSES AIDES - 7 to 3. Full precision dies. First class on­ kitchen, living room, bath. San Diego (Griffin 89 or amount over 910,000.00 for evenings. Must be bondable. and Lou Piniella put two men aboard. offensive tackle Bill Win- The deposit will be refunded if HAIRDRESSER Wanted - and part time. Apply in Per­ LUNCH TIME Hostess. ly. Apply at Paragon Tool An Equal Opportunity Private lot. Many extras. Junior golf champions Tomlin 3A), N salaries of three painters, to son, 9 a.m. to2p.m ., Monday Hours: 12 through 3. Monday Mingori had come on to squelch a dauer and rookie free the Documents are returned Experienced only. Lu Jon (jompany Inc., 121 Adams CARRIERS Employer. Call 6486400. Priced to sell. 931,900. The Carl Baker, 16, left, copped the Junior Division Golf Cham­ Chicago (R. Reuschel 18 in good condition within ten Salon of Beauty, 61 East be financed from Contingency thru Friday. Blast Hartford WOMAN TO Babysit In my through Friday. Apply in per­ Street, Iwnchester. 647-9935. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Yankee threat in the previous in­ agent running back Keith Convalescent Home, 745 Main son, 'Tacorral, Broad Street. 5) at Los Angeles (Rau 18 (10) days after receipt of Center Street, 6^1939. Fund. home afternoons, weekdays. SItuotlon Wontod IS ning, retiring Bucky Dent and pionship at the Manchester Country Club yesterday with a 36- Ferguson. Street, East Hartford, Conn. DISTINCTIVE U iR Swiss 4), N Bids, otherwise the deposit is Phyllis Jackston, Own transportation. Only NIGHT SHIFT nurse offers NEEDED Mickey Rivers with runners at se­ hole score of 85-77-162. Runnerup was Jeff Dolin, 15, right, with a New York Jets — Cut EXPERIENCED Bookke:eeper Secretary dependable need reply. Call room, kitchen privileges, plus Chalet. Located high on a hill. Pittsburgh (Candelaria subject to forfeiture. NURSES AIDES - 3 to 11 p.m. for CHILD CARE In licensed cond and third. free agent defensive tackle - Part time for one^ 1 ifflM. Board of Directors 6485160, mornings. 920 weekly foT girl who will home. 7 ■ 6 dally, three meats, This four bedroom, 3 bath score of 87-82-169. Both are Manchester High students. (Herald 6. ^ c h Bid must be accom­ Full time. Ezperienced only. RITs - LPITs chalet offers unique modern (3iambliss collected his 16th homer 14-4) at San Francisco Apply England Hardware, Manchester, Connecticut stay nlghti with child. No ac­ Manchester and laundry outings and overtime Danny Johnson, corner- panied by a bid security Good starting salary, liberal tual babysitting. Ideal for living. Ample closet space, 2 of the season and his 11th game- photo by Pearson) (Barr 11-12), N Bolton Notch. Monday LEGAL SECRETARY - Hart­ services. Manchester. Deb­ back Rollen Smith and payable to the Town of through Friday, 10 to 2. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ fringe beneflu. Apply in per­ NURSE AIDES ‘ area college student. Call East Hartford areas car garage, 2 fireplaces, large ticut this 2Sth day of August, ford Law Office - Full time bie, 6481790. winning run batted in. rookie linebacker Ed . _ Manchester, Connecticut In son, East Hartforu Convales­ position available. Applicant Mrs. Peterson, 6483861 after 4 to dollvor iho lot. Mia 970'a. Keith Real 1977 cent Home, 745 Main Street, "I knew Chambliss was going to Thompson; placed free American League the amount of five percent DRIVERS FOR School Buses must have pleasing telephone COMPANIONS p.m. ManchMtor Evoning Estate, 6484126, 6481922. Scholastic sports roundup wanted. We will train you. 048-8 East Hartford. hit," said Royals’ Manager Whitey agent linebacker Don Eu i (5%) of the Bid Sum In the manner, and be an excellent Needed to provide nursing Horald □ EDUCATION Port time. Housewives and typist. Legal experienced services in private homes RELIABLE PERSON to help MANCHESTER • Just Herzog, whose club -leads the AL Coleman on injured w L Pet. GB form of a Bid Bond from a OUR BAKERY Needs part Call reduced. Coxy, (our room retirees preferred. preferred, but will train and medical facilities. with care of children. Must West by 2'/i games. "But Bird has reserve. Ny surety company authorized to Manchester area, 643-2373, Holp Wontod 13 time employees, on a short have own transportation. home on trere corner lot. suitable arolicant with good Consideration given to 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 IS been hot and there was no thought of Minnesota — Cut Boston do business in the State of 6482414. Vernon area, 8 ^ notice basis. Applicants business background. 5 day References requi Call Prhoto Inttruetlont Convenient location. Includes PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The should be available to work preference of days and range, washer and dryer. Now not using him.” quarterback Bill Salmon, Bolt. Connecticut, or a certified 2826. week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Good between 9 and 12, 648-6072. check, guaranteeing the Bid Air Force recently announced any hours during the day or hours — 4 to 40 hours REMEDIAL READING and 930,m. By owner. 646-8601. With his homer, Chambliss wiped Practice under way punter Randy Lessman, Detroit new openings for Individuals salary and fringe benefit!. math; individualized work for a period of forty-five (45) n i^t. Approximately 1 or 2 Include business and personal available weekly. Live-in H e r a lb out a Royal lead that had been built wide receiver Mike Adams Qeve. with prior military service. If days a week. Good hourly companions also needed. program, (l*t-8th grade) by EAST WINDSOR - Slx acres MUw days. The Town of Don't wait any longer. you nave been out for less references in reply to Box Master's degree teacher. 568 against starter Jim "Catfish" and defensive tackle Stan rate. For ^pointment, call GG, c/o Manchester Herald. Malpractice coverage, with spacious ten room Toronto Manchester shall not be liable You can turn your than 5 years and are looking 289-1571, Extension 227, 8075. Hunter. A1 Cowens hit his 19th homer By LEN AUSTER Lewis. bonding, and workihg- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' Contem^rary. 20 x 40 in- for accrual of Interest on cer­ "don’t needs’’ Into cosh for "A Great Way of Life’ , between 830 and 11 a.m. or 1 I i ground pool, large barn. Call with a man on in the sixth for Kansas W M t tified checks submitted. Upon contact the Air Force im- SECRETARY - Hartford Uw men'a compensation pro­ SALES AGENT PIANO INSTRUCTION. Herald Sportswriter GB fast with a Classified to 3:30 p.m. An Equal Oppor­ office, full time position CASHIER PART TIME. Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 648 City. award of the Contract for medtatiely. CUtll 6487^. tunity Employer. vided. WANTED Cheryll Hadley. B.M.E Drake 3233. J. Watson ^ ach Co., ad. available. Applicant must O f While contests won’t be played until the second full week of Baseball Kan City 75 53 W* naad « dynainla man Experience preferred but not University, M.S. University Manchester Office, 647-9139. New York, atop the AL East by Construction, Bid security have pleasing telephone ataman la sail our saehisla* September, the 1977-78 scholastic season officially began yester­ NEW YORK (NL) - Minn 75 58 .564 2VS ND I ASStSTIINCE necessary. Good starting Illinois. Ct\l 6481745. Equal Housing Opportunity. three games, took a 1-0 lead in the shall be returned to those Portonolo 2 Portonolo manner, and be an excellent ol NorttMoatam oalandara and an aitanatv* dn* wage. Pleasant working at­ Fired Director of Player Chicago 72 56 .563 3 01 oovonwmf opening inning when Graig Nettles day for most local combines with practice sessions. whose Bids were not typist. Legal experience CannaeUaut, Ina. mosphere for someone t^ o is Development Nelson Bur- Texas 72 57 .556 3W accepted, and the amount of LEGAL preferred, but wilt train bgoNwoe oMo. H yoy willing to work hard In order and Piniella sandwiched doubles Manchester High football Coach Calif 61 66 .480 13W 387 Kaat Cantar 8L ' hinro 0 pool hlotoqr ol ooloo around a walk to Munson and a force Jack Hollk had 52 out of a signed up brick; announced right- bid security shall be forfeited suitable applicant with good OMooooo Of wWi lo boglfi floofoof to get ahead. Apply in person week. Girls' coach Phil Blanchette Oakland 51 77 .396 24 NOTICE PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT business background. 5 day Manctiaatar, CL only to Grossman Lumber, play. Nettles scored but Reggie list of 78 report to opening contact has in the neighborhood of 10 to 15 handed pitcher Jackson to the Owner if the Bidder, 843-H18 In to ltii yov oon bonoW from ono SeatUe 52 81 .391 2SW after being notified of selec­ U ohgritibli H i iMN-pvM w W M | week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Good ol Iho fiiool kiofollvo oofiNiilOilon 3 ^ North A^ln Street, Hart­ work after a CIAC-sanctloned week participants and he is very optimistic Todd will be recalled from NOTICE FOR ADMISSION •iniolMroo In our Induotry. Who! Jackson, who forced Munson, was Monday’s Result* tion for the award of a con­ salary and fringe benefits. ford, (^. the minors on Friday. OF ELECTORS, ll bWI IM f PuMO ilMMM06M llll piMWlli ftM Include business and personal « o Aood to on IndhrMuol «tio con thrown out at the plate. of conditioning. The Indian gridders having acquired the services of an Minnesota 7-6, Toronto 8 tract for the Work, fails to fur­ GENERAL MECHANIC - don't kickoff until Sept. 24 against unbeaten poup from Bennet Junior TOWN OF ANDOVER. li tlili tpaei in iir|fi ti OMtut J h references in reply to Box H, BARTENDERS, WAITERS George Brett tied the game with 5 nish the required bonds and CONN. Full time days. Paid C.M.S, Modern 2-Dedroom McCiviiiiii|lif ftmifii M iM iif §1 lifri Miillhfi c/o Manchester Herald. and Waitresses needed. Apply his 17th homer leading off the fourth Penney High in East Hartford. High. New York 5, Kansas City enter into a Contract for Notice is hereby given that Blue Cro«s and life Insurance. in person Alplu Omega Inn, Davis drafted Amerbelle Corporation. 104 Tlito to an owoNonI oppotfunHy frame. Then the Yankees took the East CaUiolic football wasn’t in the Manchester soccer Coach Dick 3 Construction within ten (10) the Board for Admission of if MmchMlir. tpM wM li iM ii m i I M WAITRESS - Now hiring for tor you lo oiioclsto yoowsilrourooN wwt Route 44A, wlton. Monday edge back when Johnson homered off area, the Eagles of Coach John Danielson welcomed an “eager PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) days after notification. fall. Part time nlghti and East Main Street, Rockville. Tho Thoo. D. Montoiy Co., o through Friday, 2 p.m. to 5 Baltimore 6, (California 1 Electors for the Town of An­ m itg tint MfVMl fetili* Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 Apartments Paul Splittorff in the fifth. — The Phoenix Suns Mon­ weekends. Apply in person, plonoof In ttio odYcrltolnp Raid • p.m. Saturday and Sunday, LaPontana having taken off for the group " of 50 with the hooters facing a (Cleveland 9, (Chicago 2 7. The successful Bidder, as dover will be in session in the p.m. An equal opportunity •Inoo IMG. Your InM o^ and day signed their top draft Tacorral, BrtM Street. Noon to 6. Sparky Lyle pitched the final two New London County 4-H Camp for a “testing schedule" with two games Oakland 8, Boston 7 declared by the Owner, shall Town Office Building on employer. plonnlnf irlH dolormino your growlh and euoeooe wtdi our 00- innings for the Yankees to run his solid week of work. LaPontana took a each against the likes of pick, Walter Davis of be required to furnish a Per­ Saturday, Sept. 10th. 1977 DISHWASHERS - Part time RESPONSIBLE Babysitter Today’s Game* formance Bond and Labor and loblliltod eompony. Your oo- record to 10-4. Mingori suffered his full compliment of coaches and a Wethersfield, defending two-time North Carolina. from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.. nights and weekendi. Apply In OPENING IN Small office for oounls sro proloolod and ropool needed for Verplanck area. ’ *180per month Oakland (Langford 814) ■ fourth loss in five decisions, as the group of 50 players. E ast’s first tilt is CCIL champs, Enfield, Simsbury, Davis, the fifth player Material Payment Bond in an in accordance with State person, Tacorral, Broad someone to take over phone ardsf* m*k* man*, iar .eu. Reference*. Call 646-4037 at Boston (Tiant 88), N dlfpatcblng, ordering parts, Royals lost for only the second time Sept. 17, a night game at 7:30 at Mt. Hall and Windham. The season starts selected in the National amount not less than 100% of Statue Sec. 817 as amended street. Wta* M MeKsnil*, U m U U n o after 5 p.m. Includes wall to wall carpeting, (Chicago (Kravec 7-6) at the Contract Sum. for the purpose of admitting R e g a l SmST etc. Some typing necessary. Manafar, TIM The*. 0. Murph. in their last 13 games. Nebo, against South Windsor. Sept. 16 against Windham at home. Basketball Association Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call C * ., PO •*■ sex, M an tw asal, heat, hot water and parking. Cleveland (Garland 1815), all persons who are found to rtawfrNSvMr REAL ESTATE Sales People FULL TIME Counter Girl • Manchester High girls’ field Cheney Tech soccer Coach Manny draft in June, was signed to 6. The Owner shall have the ■ firmdtul. 6488426. Maw Vaik 11***. Twins 7-6, Jays 6-S N be qualified to be Electors of • Two needed. Must have Experienced caihier and soda hockey began with 27 reporting first Goncalves had a gathering of 28 a multiyear contract but right to rejfeqt any or all Bids Coincf of Groed license or in process. fountain preferred. Six d » s a Larry Hisle sparked the Twins’ (California (Brett 11-9) at and in particular to reject a the Town of Andover. 6 4 3 - 1 9 6 1 day with the ranks expected to swell going thru their paces wi& more details were not released. iftd Center Street ••en-'Pri. I eon. ♦ I aju. Generous commission RN or LPN. Part or full time. week. Apply Hartford Road doubleheader sweep with seven hits Baltimore (Palmer 1811), Bid not accompanied any The qualifications are as Phone M l-2 tll schedule. Wolverton Agency Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Dairy (}ueen, between 10 and EqusI Housing OpporHinltf to around 40 or so. Coach Dave Prost expected to turn out when school follows: Applicant must be and four RBIs. In the opener, Hisle N required bid security or data Realtors, 6482819. Street. 6484619. . 1 2 . girls' swimming squad listed 13 with starts next week. East Catholic eighteen years of age. must a tripled home two runs to trigger a Carty tabbed Seattle (Pole 7-11) at required by the Bidding the eventual number probably soccer Coach Tom Malin had 23 run­ resident of the Town of An­ three-run eighth and enabled the NEW YORK (UPI) - New York (Flguerga 189), Documents or a Bid In any evening off at 25. The high school ning circles around Eagle Field with way incomplete or Irregular. dover, if fo rei^ bon mast be a Twins to tie the score. Then he Rico Carty, designated N pool was not ready so Prost and crew some away still to report. The Owner shall have the naturalized ettizen. doubled and scored the winning run hitter for the Cleveland In­ Texas (P eny 11-10) at had to go elsewhere for a workout. Others such as Cheney cross coun­ right to waive any Informality Ruth K. Munson. in the 10th on Bob Gorinski’s dians, smashed three home Kansas (City (Leonard l4- Town Clerk Boys' cross country has 41 on a sign try, East girls' swimming have or or Irregularity in any Bid sacrifice fly. In the nightcap, Hisle runs and had 13 RBI’s to for Board for up sheet with Manchester Coach soon will start. East cross country 10), N receivcxl. singled home the tying run in the win the American League Detroit (Rozentu 14-6) at Robert B. Weiss Admission of Sell Those Summer Leftovers Before Fall Arrives ... 643-2711 George Suitor figuring about 30 to hasn't begun as it doesn’t have a sixth inning and Lyman Bostock Pliyer of the Week Award Milwaukee (CaldweU 86), General Manager Elector* stay. Many are away on vacation this coach at present. MondMy. N 0688 1)51-6

) ■PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Aug. 30, 1877 ACItOtt 88 London trolloy Anawof to Provioua Puzzit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues,, Aug. 30, 1977 — PAGE THIRTEEN 4$ OfficM-StofM tor Rant 5$ Autoa For Sola 51 I FoMpirt DOWN UUUCJIUQLOC. 8 Choitr □aClD|[lDQ[] WANTED - Furniture, old ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1975 1/2 TOYOTA Corona. Knit A Vest 8 EMtlndlfn 1 Dunka DnnnHDcinc} Chariot M. Schultz toys, Bisque dolls, steins, fice. Ground level, central Excellent condition. Good klfnd 2 Caln'a brothar m n u n o n n □ □ □ n n o M Y 9 S Y c H i m t t S T clocks, swords, guns. Outright location, professional M.P.G. Four door, standard, Dear Abby 12 Woodwind 3 Ear part purchase, or consignments. bulhl^,jgMklng and utilities. 33,000. 6365304. Initramom 4 Fratdomof uuunnoa nauuu WHEN W6RIPE-TD-PE IT WOULD BE A r Call 644 8982, HQB niDDD CiaDB NOT TO WORRV! THESE C U n tM S X FE/II2 I ISCowboYt action □acun DiDcim nran RAN AWA*/, I'M SORE IT MISTAKE,HOWEVER,TO TW 1965 MG 1100 - 4 door, good By Abigail Van Buren nieknonit 8 Saparata □□□□□ nnnannn ARE PIET D0U6HNUT5' SUCCtSS, gUT H e ^ PROFESSIONAL Office - All condition. 1964 Oldsmobile, 98, 14 Rofflin poM ardclt (i)A5ATERRiaE5H0CK 10 S a V E W PROBLEM facilities. Excellent location. 15 Nixon pol 6 Fall bK k on Rooms tor Rant S3 4 door, no rust. Call 6464M. t J u u n a n i D re ! 7 6V EATIN6 OOU6HNUTS... Good projection. Reasonable Roboio 7 Laavoattago n c iG D a D m E a S W S X HilvE } rent. 3S1 Center Street. 6 ^ ISBibiietl 8 Scrawnlaat □ □ □ □ ■ a 0 A THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ 1976 HORNET Four door, air, 1680, 8498549. automatic, power steering. chirtettr 9 With (Fr.) □ D d D l n 0 I NOrHlM(» TO W O K P Y I nished rooms. Kitchen 17 Vonw horo 10 City in Paru Two new snows, 12,500 miles. DEAR ABBY; We built a lovely patio, bought furniture 28 Novoliat poopio privileges, centrally located, FOR RENT - Store and of­ 33,300 or best offer. 2867035. end a grill, and planned for a ^aaant summer. But I8 K IIM 11 God W o t . parking, men only. Deposit. 20 Fortune Bagnold 49 Splendor - \ - v fices. Heat, janitor, parking. whenever we cook out, two neighbor children come over 19 Logondoiy 30 Groak daily SQ Mixturt 8-Ae Call 6»-2358. As low as 3100 per month. 649- 21 Whon 22 YItId under MERCURY MONTEGO MX stand around and watch us eatl ’ 31 Cadanca 61 Act 8 -Jb Thwe^ 5334. 23 Automotivtio- prtaauro 1971 - Two door hardtop, small Once I n v e them each a slice of watermelon and told »u»uiup.| 32 Mythical harb 62 Pila of grain BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished cioty (obbr.) 24 God (Sp.) room. Kitchen privileges. V-8, automatic, power them nicely to run abng home, but they came w y 26 Invitation ra- Crafty 53 Abomlnabla WInthrop MANCHESTER - Retail steering, one owner. 3M. 646 some other children, forming a ring around the grill and 24 Hiultgo Centrally located. Parung. and/or manufacturing space. 29 RollgiMi aponaa |abbr.| 2* l-*"8a anowman 3728. remarking on how good the barbecued ribs smelledl 26 Amarlcan 40 Yaar (Sp.| Ytattrday (Fr.) Women only. Deposit. Call 2,000 square feet to 100,000 potm 55 649-2358. square feet. Very reasonable. I like children and don’t want to be unkind or petty, but 33 Doetrini (abbf.) 43 PM btvtraga gg Tarritory 1977 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass - 27 lea fiahing 46 Mada of tihrar 57 p|„q parlod MIckay Finn — Morris Waits Brokers Protected. Call our budget can’t be stretched to feed more than our own 34 Slot drink Two door, 350 V-8 Engine, Ful­ gaar 47 Charactar of a of 6ma 330 A W EEK. K itchen H^man Properties, 1-226- ly equipp^ including air con­ family. Shall I call the mother and explain how (pl.| privileges, parking, TV. Call embwrassing thia ia? Or move? 36 Throoumo EXACTLY WHAT 1 LEAPED AT HIM, YOU HAVE RECEIVED 649-3009 between 5 and 8 p.m. ditioning. Now 34995. Call T ^ 1 2 I 4 1 6 7 6 • 10 11 Trudon at Scranton Motors, HAD IT 37 Routing DID YOU DO AND TRIED TO MANY AWARDS AND chimbor 1Z t) 14 WHEN HERNANDEZ GET THE GUN CITATIONS FOR CLEAN FURNISHED room 872-9145. POINTED THE AWAY FROM HIM! BRAVERY— HAVEN'T OFFICE SPACE DEAR HAD FT; Cell the mother end tell her you’d 39 Arizona rivor GUN A T VOU? YOU, CAPTAIN for reliable, mature IS 16 17 to feed her children, bul yon can’t afford itrio would aha 41 Buildliig wing gentleman. Call after 6 p.m., FOR RENT 42 Horring pleaae keep them away from your cookoutaT 11 19 20 64M701. 250 iquare feet, center of Uotoreyclaa-Bleyclaa 64 44 Family of MeoebMter, air conditioning and kinga 21 ROOMS BY The Week. Maid parking. Call MS-9551. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville DEAR ABBY: I’m a newlywed and am trying to be a 46 On tha linka ■1 service, color TV, free 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and good wife, but my husband still wanU his mother to do up 48 Gold in u 21 26 30 31 32 parking. Essex Motor Inn, 646- rack. 31,750. 289-4042. his shirts. Should I object? horaldry ■ )) 3. 3. Wantad to Rant 57 JUNE BRIDE 49 Foot madlcino ■ ■ cuna.m inn.gusi’ 54 Mountain 17 .0 LIGHT Housekeeping Room. SMALL DEAR BRIDE: Not if his mother picke up and delivers. paaa In India ■ ■ WANTED TO RENT for ★ ★ 56 Bunar 42 4S Fully furnished. Stove, month of September, Lake Loli-Lind tor Solo 24 Anlclt$ tor Solo 41 AparlmtniM For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 refrigerator. Linen provided. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 MEDIUM aubatituta ■1 front cottage, at Columbia or FX-1200 - Built by factory DEAR ABBY; My husband and I have been married for 69 Spaad 46 801 Main Street. 649-9879. other lake within 15 miles of 46 years, and not once has he bought me a gift or ^w ers. ■■ engineer. Branch heads, LARGE 60 Erin 48 SO SI BUILDING LOT For Sale - UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Manchester. For two adults. On special occasions when he think. I should have a 62 S3 S4 SS $6 S7 Henry Street. Near schools. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, CLEAN LIGHT Housekeeping Barnett clutch, aluminum 81 Paraon'a Call 643-5891. meeting card, he hands it to me in the same paper sack mannar SI No brokers. Call 64M528. Brownies, nurses. East Room for lady. Centrally rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ S9 60 PrIacllla'a Pop — Al Vermeer AVAILABLE SOON buretor, balanced blue printed 2639 from the store where he purchased it. When I ask him 82 Tanth month Catholic School. 649-1225. located. 647-1193. 61 62 MANCHESTER - Building lot OUIET WORKING Couple - motor and transmission. 646 what it ia, he says, “Open it and youTl & d out.” And when (abbr.| 63 With 17 year old daughter, An attractive vest in a 63 Ntvtr (eontr.) YOUR BROTHER YET, IF I HAD A V IN A FIT OF NO, IN A suitable for two familv. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 7732. handsome knit stitch is a I do, I find a plain card without his signature or my name 64 65 66 MARRIED COUPLE or two need 4 to 5 room unfurnished 64 Plant part (pl.| IS REALLY MEAN CHANCE, rP STILL ^ UNPYING LOVE ? POUR-POUNP Convenient location. Must ne processed gravel, stone, sand wonderful addition to on it. _ i singles to live in. Free room, apartment or house, 66 Engaga in ID ME, PRISCILLA.' THROW HIM A RC6 E.' POT,' sold to settle estate. Warren and fill. For delivery call Modern 2-Bedroom kitchen privileges. Extra pay ★ ★ your wardrobe. I have told him repeatedly that if he can’t take the (NIWSPAFIN tNTENPHISI AS|N) Manchester area. Excellent No. 2639 has knit di­ wintar aport E. Howland, 643-1106. George H. Griffii.g, Andover, for outside won. References. references. Will pay rent trouble to put my name on the card and sign it, he 742-7m. 649-5459. rections for Woman’s shouldn’t bother getting me one. quarterly or semi annually for HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, Vest Sizes 8-16 inclusive; 4^' Apartments clean reasonable unit. Call excellent condition, many Man’s Vest Small, Me­ My birthday just passed, and that morning he told me TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Apartmanta For Rant 53 Raal Ealata Wantad 25 6465756 days, or 6462910 after extras. Exceptionally good dium and Large (38-48) that if I was p in g out, to buy myself a card. I told him I in at Bridge Good condition. Good for 7 p.m. performance since purchased inclusive. wouldn’t do it, so when he came home, he h uded me plating, or welding. Call 649- WE HAVE customers waiting ALL CASH For your property, new. 3500. Call 6465840 after TO ORDER, tend TSt fer eeefe another unsigned card in a paper sack. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. for the rental of your apart­ 4:30 p.m. 2S< fer ptttiit eed As I write this I’m not on speaking terms with him. Can within 24 hours. Avoid Rm ment or home. J.D. Real Tape, Instant Service. Hayes M80■ p e r m onth □ AUTOMOTIVE you blame me? He is so inconsiderate and thoughtless. Are Expert outguesses expert Estate Associates, Inc. 64^ 1970 TRIUMPH 500. Good run­ ANNI CAtOT Corporation, 646-0131. DARK LOAM - 5 yards, 332.00 Mncnw w r avonma ntfOM there other husbands like him? I doubt it. Includes wall to wall carpeting, 1980. ning condition. New mufflers, NORTH 30 plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed Autos For Sala 61 11M Avt. ol Amertem UNHAPPY When East discarded a SELLING your house? Call us sand and stone. 643-9504. heat, hot water and parking. new speedometer. 3450. 646 Now York, N.Y. 100M A AQ974 heart at trick one it appeared LOOKING for anything in real 8215. V J S 3 first and we ll make you a 1965 RAMBLER Station Priot Nene, Addreti with ZIP DEAR UNHAPPY: It will probably be mw. 11 consolation that the normal play for seven estate rental - aparanents, CODE end Style Neeiber. « AJ — a heaiT finesse, followed by cash offer. T.J. Crockett, 135 GALLON Fish Tank - homes, multiple dwellii»s, no Wagon - Running condition. for yon to learn that Pve heard from hundreds of women Realtor, 643-1577. 1975 HONDA CB 360 T-2500 1977 ALBUM with a bound- A A 10 5 the play of the ace to drop the Complete with everything! 643-1961 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 3150 or best offer. Call after 6, miles. Excellent condition. in “All-Season Gift Book” who would be thrilled if their bosbands bought them a Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawrence Can be set up for either salt or 6466536. of 24-pages! Price...$2.00. greeting card. Yes, even in a paper sack—nnsigned. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Equal Houaing Opportunitf Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Includes Bell Star helmet. WEST EAST king — would not work. fresh water. Must be seen to 3800. 643-5182, 6467344. ALSO THESE BOOKS ATS1.2S EACH. What would? Maybe West LET® HAVE ITl 19 T J U S T 6 0 0 0 IT'S ARWBD TO KNOCK ANYTHIN© WHAT D'VA W EAN- T THERE'S ONLY property. Let us eimlain our NEED CAR? Credit bad? A S 6 3 A be appreciated. 3450. Call 526- BEAT THE COMMUTE! No. Q-11I-BLUE RIBBON BtllLTt. V K 9 V 10 8 7 6 4 would hold the singleton king w l a p e k 's p l a n e ) e n o u s h t o BB ELSE OUT OF THE SK V - AND IT'S ASSUMINS IT'LLyONE SURE WAY lair proposal. Call Mr. Bankrupt? Repossessed? Centilas iliteee levelf qiitts. For Abby’i new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to 2491. Cromwell areals most 1976 YAMAHA 650. 4,000 * 10 7432 *9805 or if he held a doubleton king. ANV aooD. t g i n e w o w ps h o t - VERTICAL TAKEOFF FEATURES F L Y ? r rT T O FIND OUT HO W Belfiore, M7-1413. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Honest Douglas accepts Ne. 0-117-GUILTS ON PARADE. Know, send II to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Laskv Dr.. COLONELI J I T&TPIBHTeKi ARB FANTASTIC! A p l a n e w i l l prestigious and luxurious miles. Elxcellent condition. Directions for ilxtiee eellts. AJ07 A0032 West could be persuaded to Articlaa lor Sala 41 Doqa-Blrda-Pata 43 studios. One, two and three lowest down, smallest Beverly HOls, Caill. §0212. Please enclose a long, THAT'S ALL I PERF0RM.EA5V- MAY WE BUY your home? FOR SALE - Baby crib, payments. Douglas Motors, With Extras. 31200. Call after Ne. Q-11l-GRANDM0THER't aOW- solf-addressed, stamped (2441 envelope. SOUTH (D) throw the king away. West " LP ITl A bassinette, play pen, carriage, bedroom apartments from 4 p.m., 5660898. ER QUILTS. IS fescinetlnf eellU. A K J 10 5 2 was an expert and would not Quick, fair, all cash and no NCR 4 DEPARTMENT Total DOG-CAT BOARDING 3160 to 3289 per month. Call 345 Main. No. 0 -llf-A M E R IC A 'S FAVORITE problems. Call Warren E. and baby scales. Please call, Rebuilt Cash Registers - 3400. AFGHANS. A bieettfsl seleetlee. V AQ2 think Claggett held as strong a 646-3643. bathing/grooming. Obedience today, 632-1300. Only IS 1972 K1 750 HONDA - Has *KQ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. As good as new. Call 649-2364, protection classes. Complete minutes to downtown Hart­ WE PAY 315 for complete hand as he did. header. Must sell. 3700. Call AKQ4 So Claggett drew trumps, ask for Lou. modern facilities. Canine ford. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 643-9266, or 5262101. SOLAR HOT Water - Save up Auto Body, 5261990. Neither vulnerable cashed the clubs and to 70% of your hot water Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon REFRIGERATOR and drum Road, Manchester. For reser­ SEVEN ROOM Apartment - diamonds and then played his costs. Free survey on our set. Good condition. Good PARTS Department now open Campara-Trallara Campara-Trallara Astro-graph Weil North Eut Sooth ace of hearts. vations please call 646-5971. 24 Locust Street. 3300. Securi­ Moblla Homaa Houaahold Oooda 40 fabulous ^stem . No down starter set. Bass, snare. Call Saturdays. Complete line of 35 Moblla Homaa 65 lA The ordinary West player payment. Call Ralph, Collect ty. Available September 1st. By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass 3A Pass 4A 646-6624. Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. Chrysler parts. Chorches would never throw the king of REFRIGERATORS 413-781-2120. Motors. 6463646. SUMMER CELEBRATION. FOR SALE - Nimrod Trailer. Pass 4* Pau 4W Clearance sale on all new 14 Pais 5A Pass 6A hearts, but this West was an Washers, ranges, used, WOOD FOR SALE - 330 for FOUR ROOMS, Two Family. Sleeps six. 3250. Call 6461925. expert. He finally decided that guaranteed and clean. New INSULATION - Half Price. half cord. 355 for one cord. Gardan Producta 47 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 foot wide and used trades. Pau Pau Pau Will insulate your attic 1/2 First Floor. Appliances, air Save like never before. Used 18' CAMPER trailer - single Opening lead — 3A Claggett had started with ace- shipment damaged, GE and 3100 for two cords. Call 742- conditioned, garage, security. - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland C APRICO RN (Dec. 22-Jen. IS) x-x in hearts and that It was FVigIdalre. Low prices. B. D. price, with every full blown-in 6519 or 875-4350. APPLES, peaches, and pears. engine. Excellent running three bedroom, excellent con­ axle, excellent condition. In competitive situations today . By OtwaU ii Jamea Jicoby Alley Oop — Dave Graua sidewall job. Call Ralph, Botti s Fruit Farm. 260 Bush Charles PonlicelTi, 6^1540. dition 35,995. New 14 foot wide f c f up to him to chuck his king to Pearl and Son, 649 Main 6468800. condition. New shocks and Eleven years old. 31,500. Call assess your opponents sensibly. Collect 413-781-2120. Hill Road. Manchester. choice of one, two and three 742-8930. Don't endow them with pluses We don’t know U this hand avoid being end played. He did ,..IN FACT THAT'S WHY SHE W I AM NOT BIG Street, 643-2171. Main Street, REPEAT SALE by Request. brakes. Asking 31958. Call 643- shows experts at their best or BAHLINKA WILL 6O0N ) YEAH, SO ) ,„SHE ALSO 643-2171, Garage. 97 Cemete^ Road, 4484. bedrooms, 39,995. Over 50 M l j I l Q i J they don't possess. Don't un­ just that and Claggett had his BECOME BIS BLAC'Sy SHE TOLD 7 TOLD, ME^SHE -TOOK OFF DOW -RiyER IN 7 -L GALOOT/ I AM_ EFFICIENCY Apartment; worst. South was Claggett T H 'F I R S T p l a c e ! / O 1 BIGKAC. THE, go oil Route 30 at Holton to PICK YOUR Own Tomatoes - homes to choose form ARE YOU Selling your mobile derrate yourself. overtrick. WIFE? KT m e .' r DIDN'T WAWT Central location, heat, lights, Aug. 31,1077 Bowie of Baltimore. Claggett ^ TO BECOME TH' FOR SALE - 30" GE Range. Cemetery Road in Vernon. By the basket, bring own con­ TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- thoughout the state. Adults home? Buyers waiting. Please tainer. 188 Hilistown Road, water included. Security and and family parks avaiable for This com ing year you will AQ U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Pab. IS ) knew that he had underbid his WIPE OF THIS Also red maple chest of Chairs, lamps, glassware, 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp call Plaza Homes', Broker. 1- Affix your signature to your work BIG GALOOT/ MAU RO M m OUR 1171 ra o u Manchester. lease required. Immediate oc­ immediate parking. Excellent 8260369. ^ o m e more closely allied with band. He also noted that while drawers and bureau. Call 643- Large Pool Distributor has new silverware, pictures, china, cupancy. 649-2865 between 9 car. Asking 32550. 6464938. persons ol initiative and ambi- today so that another doesn't 6306. collectables, and antiques. finanacing. Parts, supplies lake credit for something he isn't the play for seven was poor in­ Above Ground Pools (or only HAND PICKED Early Macs. and 5. and accessories. F^ull time ion. one such arrangement may 0077.00 Completely Erected. Boxes of junk, 3100. Lots of 1976 HORNET - 4 door. ead to something substantially entitled to but you are. deed, six notrump was just as An Arkansas reader wants 33.00 per 1/2 bushel. Wind­ service department. Plaza Automotiva Sarvlca 66 sure a contract as six spades. to know if we ever bid a Sl'ilO' overall dimension, 15'i24' miscellaneous. Sale Tuesday TWO AND HALF Rooms - Automatic, power steering, profitable. PISCES (Fab. 20-Maroh 20) swim area, complete with heavy falls, 31.50. Bidwell, 112 Home, 1348 Wilbur Cross •••••••••••••••••••••••••• and Wednesday, 2-7. air, 2 new snows. 33600 or best This will be a profitable day for Since the game was match Blackwood four notrump with gauge solid vinyl liner, heavy Baldwin Road. Third floor. Main Street. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, offer. 2867035. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- you — not necessarily materially. points, Claggett decided to a void suit. gauge sidewall, csclusive lock Heat, hot water, appliances. Berlin, Conn. 828-0369. □ MI8C. FOR SALE sun specialists, factory You'll accrue wealth In things find some way to make an ex­ We try not to, but there are frame construction, aluminum Lease. Security. References. trained, one day service, 114 iwing-up ladder; also Inside Building Suppilea 42 3145. Call after 4 p.m., 646 PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, VIRQO (Aug. 23>8ept. 22) An that won't rust. tra trick at his six-spade con­ very few nevers In bridge and four speed. Nice. 31795 Subur­ East Main Street, Rockville. opportunity to alter a condition tract. we have made this normally 41 ladder, advanced type skimmer, Anilquaa 45 3911. Automotive Sarvlca 66 871-1817. ARIES (March 21-Aprll IS) Sub­ Articlaa tor Sala excellent filtration system unit, NATURAL STONE for ban Motors, 6462076. that has worked to your disad­ bad bid on occasion. 1 due self-seeking Inclinations to* I I fencing. Huge 4 'iU ’ sundeck. retaining walls, veneers, FIVE ROOM Duplex for rent. vantage may suddenly present day and strive to be cooperative. il9f'»yW*m 1 M «8Q US oni ALUMINUM sheets used as Financing arranged-absolulely no WANTED Antioue furniture, -Bwiyt World patios, etc. Pick up by the Three bedrooms, paneled rec CUSTOM STEEL Mag Itself today. Don't use subtle Noble motives will Instill In printing plates, .007 thick, obligation. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or pound or delivery by the ton. room, garage, carpetine. 3225 wheels. Set of four 14' strokes if boldness is required. others a desire to treat you in a Ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for CALI TOU FRB: 1-M6-SR2-452R Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, other antique item s. R. diameter. Cost 3240, will sell Find out more about yourself by 31. Phone 643-2711. Ask tor Frank ___ Harrrison, 643-8709. monthly without heat. Securi­ similar manner. Tha Flintatonae — Hanna-Barbera Productions 649-3163. ty and lease required. No pets. for 3150. Includes chrome lug sending for your copy of Astro- 646-4461. nuts and adaptor plates to fit 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Graph letter. Mall 50 cents for TAURUS (April 20-May 20) any car. Call 2865898 after 6 each and a long, self-addressed, Probterhs today are no match for TIT SEEMS TO ^ p.m. stamped envelope to Astro- your Ingenuity if you choose to ME, TNEV THREE ROOM Apartments - Graph. P.O. Box 489. Radio City apply yourself. Be creative, not COULD BE BUSINESS & SERVICE Second floor. Heated. 454 Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to coerced. PU T TO Main, and 118 Main. Security. FORD 1970 Wagon. Good con­ specify your birth sign. , B E T T E R u s e ! 6462426, 9 to 5. dition. Automatic transmis­ lE R S / GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) sion, radio, air conditioned, LIBRA (Sept 23-OoL 23) Early Friends will rally to your banner good tires, power steering. in the day you may be plagued more readily today once they're h e Reasonable offer. Call 644- ______I with an attack of indecision. assured you’re being frank with 1206 after 6 p.m. 315 CfNIIgST., MANCHESTEg, CONN.- Mion« A43-SI3S Later you'll have the courage of them, hold no aces up your your convictions — and sleeve. 1972 PONTIAC Luxury Member of Better Business Bureau successes to prove It. C A N C E R (June 21-Ju«y 22) It's 1 a l l m y l i f e I V B D LeMans. Four door hardtop, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) very important today for your a e a N s e e i n g o n e CT LOOKING! What appears to be an un­ self-esteem that you do that OF TH O SE t h in g s Y auto, P.S., P.B. air con­ We offer the largest variety of ^ FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY attractive apartments andS ditioning, am/fm radio, vinyl welcome responsibility will turn which you believe to be right, \NHENE\/ER I GET Santicaa Offered 3t Services Offered 31 Painting-Papparing 32 Building-Contracting 33 f ^ townhouses in Manchester, f roof, extras, excellent condi­ GONTROLLEO AUTO BODY REPAIRS out to be a challenge laden with even If It's an unpopular action. 4 BIZITE IDEA/... J S L v S <3 Rental office open daily 9-5, £ tion. Call 6461298 after 5. promise, a pleasant surprise is in LEO (July 23-Aug.22) First C 6iM TREE Service - Free es- W weekends. ll-S. ^ store. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, INSULATION - Save 30% to LEON ClESZYNSKl Builder - on all makes... thoughts are not necessarily timates, discount senior attics, garages, yards MUST SELL. 1971 Dodge your best ones in business citizens. Company 50% on fuel bills. Free es­ New homes custom built, i D M U T O I SAG ITTARIU S (Nov. 23-Dec. cleaned, moving, trucking. timates. Absolutely no obliga­ remodeled, additions, rec Charger RT. 440, 4-speed, 21) Follow your hunches today in situations today. The bulb Born Loser — Art Sanaom Manchester owned and Loam for sale. Lawn service. tion. 3200 rebate. Call 666-4691 buckets, vinyl roof, radlals. LOAN and RENTAL CARS speculative ventures. Your brightens after you mull things operated. Cail 646-1327. rooms, garages, kitchens i DnimiisEs I No job too big or small. 568- collect for a free estimate. remodeled, bath tile, cement Good condition. 8761613. I Available by Appointment... guess is as good as others and in over. 8522. 646-1021 ___ m some instances better. I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A88N. I CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ work. Steps, dormers. J.P. LEWIS Si SON-Interior Residential or commercial. FORD GRAN TORINO 1972. niture repaired, refinishing, LAWN MOWER REPAIR, touch-up work. House calls and exterior painting, Call 649-4291. Station Wagon. Blue, 6 I ‘VE60T A small engine repair, chain paperhanging, and EAST HARTFORD - Two and passenger, power steering, STAN OZIMEK, Manager Bugs Bunny — Htimdahl and Btoffal e 1977tlyNt».lnc and service calls, pick up and 1/2 room apartment. Stove, THATU saws sharpened 18 years remodeling Fully insured. am/fm, best offer. Call 647- 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER delivery. 569-2867 days or experience. Free pickup and refrigerator, utilities in­ "Take this clear and simple memo ol mine and^ after 5. 649-9658. 9030. STUMT YOOP. delivery. 643-9294. cluded. Parking. Near buses. NOW THAT VAVe BOUGHT HEY, A ] convert It Into legalese, so II will sound otllciall" Single adult preferred. 528- 6R0WTH! CLUTTERED ATTICS & G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 1975 FORD TORINO Wagon - TH' HOUSE I WANT YA FELLAS.' ) i TREE REMOVAL, B & M - Interior exterior painting and 7411 after 6 p.m. Excellent body, engine needs T' MEET SOME O' YER. NBV Cellars? Will haul unwanted Trimming, topping, land BIDWELL Home Improve­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• items for you reasonably. Call wallpapering. Quality- work. Can be seen at n e ig h b o r s .'.^ ------^------■< Our Boarding Ho u m — Carrol A McCormick clearing and cabling. Also, professional work at ment Co. Expert installation MODERN THREE Room Marlnelll's Getty, 878 Hart­ Autos tor Rant-Laaaa 67 Autoa tor Rant-Laaaa 67 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free diagno^s and treatment for apartment for rent in North THANK YOU,' estimates. reasonable prices. Fully in­ of aluminum siding, gutters ford Road, Manchester, or injured and diseased trees. sured. 643-9321. and trims. Roofing installa­ Hebron. Appliances, carpets, call 6466400. FIREMAN. IF TM NO MONEY ORUBBER. Free estimates. Fully in­ tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 heat incluoed. Private Yard. ITiS NOT N i TwiOeS.I JUST WANT A BRICK, BLOCK, Stone sured. "My prices can't be 9109. Call 2260213. SECRET A6 T1C LITTLE s e c u r it y ; THEY ■ Fireplaces, concrete. Building-Contracting 33 1972 BUICK LESABRE - Four beat. " Call anytime, 569-0917. door hardtop. Air con­ COMBINATION CAN (iE T MY HUMMER WITH Chimney repairs. No job too MANCAi ESTER - Three room TO 1i4E ROYAL A NO-CUT LO NS-TERM 1 • unayK/LiH tuimuiPiioa small. Save. Call 644-8356 for WES ROBBINS carpentry HORACE Tetrault - Siding, ditioning, power windows, 350 WILL DO Babysitting In my roofing, storm windows, aw­ apartment. Heat, hot water, en^ne, 31100. 5263395. VAULT, CONTRACT ANP $200,000 estimates. home. Fenced in yard. Meal remodeling specialist. Ad­ wall-to-wall carjwt, parking, ARE YOU UP FRONT,' PLUS A ^ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, nings. Quality workmanship, RENT-A-CAR and playmates. Manchester free estimates. Fully insured. on busline. No pets. 3190 per 1974 FORD Grand Torino - 4 ASKIN’? ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars Hospital/Bentley School area. built-ins, bathrooms, 872-9187, 649-3417. month. Security. 6467690. and attics. Moving large kitchens, 649-3446. Door. Vinyl top. Power Ry the DAY Hoathcliff ThIa Funny World Reasonable weekhkly rates. Call steering, power brakes, air appliances, also stone or loam 649-6t83. BOLTON - One bedroom delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. SPECIALIZING cleaning and conditioning. 31900. Call 644- ...for a s low a s CUSTOM CARPENTRY - repairing chimneys, roofs, apartment. 3165 monthly, in­ Homes, Additions, Repairs, cludes heat and hot water. P£T5 VINYL REPAIR - We can fix OFFICE CLEANING Si new roofs. Free estimates. 30 FRED VENTRICLE T I ^ 'rE both a BARREL Building Maintenance - Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Years Experience. Howley, Available immediately. 646 1969 FORD • 302, automatic. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 345-2009. 2482 , 649-8989. AN' PETE FRAMIS, d LAUGHS.' need for expensive rec- Experienced and references. 643-5361. 3150 or best offer. Call 646 $ 9 ’ ® A DAY MEET ELMER covering. 568-5878. Call evenings after 6:00 p.m., 7621, anytime. 643-0726. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ROOFER WILL Install roof HEBRON CENTER - Four CUDO.' Carpentry and general con­ siding or gutters for low dis­ rooms and bath, heat and hot PONTIAC LEMANS 1973. ^ — < WEIXOME REWEAVING burns, holes. tracting. Residential and water Included. 3195 per (Plus Mileage) Zippers, umbrellas repaired. count price. Call Ken at 647- Four door Sedan. Power commercial. Whether it be a 1566. month. No pets. Call 8466776. steering, power brakes, air Window shades, Venetian Painting-Papparing 32 ^mall repair job, a custom blinds. Keys. TV for rent. conditioning, excellent condi­ • Special Weekend and Weakly built home or anything in RESPONSIBLE FEMALE tion. 37,000 miles. 568-4852. Marlow's, 667 Main St. 649- PAINTING - Interior and between, call 646-1379. wanted for two bedroom with Rates AvaHeMa 5221 exterior, paperhanging, same in Windsor Locks. Call 1969 FORD LTD • 351 engine • Alee, Specializing In excellent work. References. NEWTON SMITH Haating-Plumbing 35 after 6 p.m., 627-0303. with air conditioning. Very Long-Term Leasing WAREWELL WINDOW CLEANING - Free estimates. Fully in­ Remodeling, Repairing. Rec ' ' TO tovf Commercial Si Residential. ■ _ condition. 3600. sured. Marlin Mattson, 649- rooms. No job too small, 649- SEWERLINES, sink lines, TWO ROOM Unfurnished I after 5. materialism - 6IH95 Full insured. Free estimates. 4431. 3144 cleaned with electric cutters, Apartment • Kitchen, bath, Call Rill Rutler Call Quality Maintenance In­ by professionals. McKinney large living room, all utilities. corporated, 646-8845. 1964 CHEVY Convertible. QUALITY PAINTING and CARPENTRY & Masonry - Bros. Sewage Disposal 3171). Security deposit. No Good running condition. 3200. or Ted Trudon Paper Hanging by Willis Additions and remodeling. Commpany, 643-5308. pets. Manchester rural. 646 Call between 4 and 8,6463754. Short Riba — Frank Hill ED S LIGHT Trucking - Schultz. Fully Insured, Fre estimates. Call Anthony 8905, anytime. Cellars and attics cleaned. t o u r p r o b l e m i s references 649-4343. Squillacote, 649-0811. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet 1975 BUICK SKYURK - Air Trees cut. Free estimates. repairs, plugged drains, APARTMENT FOR Rent - 5 TOO MUCH N B 3 A T IV B 646-1943. conditioning, power steering, TVIINKIN©. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch CARPENTRY - Repairs, kifehen faucefs replaced, rooms and garage. No pets, no automatic transmission, painted for 3150-3200 by remodeling, additions, gar­ repaired. Rec rooms, children. Close m Main Street. i r > ''i \ WILL BABYSIT in my am/fm 8 track stereo. New \ scheduling now. Professional ages, rooofing. Call David bathroom remodeling, heat Call 6460379. steel radial tires, new Munro Manchester home, Waddell considers any lob. 289-9287, Patria, 644-1796. modernizzation, etc; Free IM7 M tNti^lil S )«l.. I«c. 8-30 School area. Must have own shocks. 33800.6468513, after 5 evenings or weekends, Don. Estimate gladly given. M & M Homoa lor Rant 54 p.m. LEASING transportation. Call 646-0490. CARPENTRY, CUSTOM Plumbing St Heating. 6462871. *Tm letting them go at half price - they PROFESSIONAL Painting: HOUSES-Additions, garages, FOUR ROOM Single House - 1970 KARMAN GHIA - Route 83, Vernon haven't spoken to each other for montha." C O M PLETE LAWN Interior Si Exterior, Commer­ roofing, and siding, kitchens, PLUMBING and Heating - Newly decorated. Nice loca­ Yellow. Standard shift. Maintenance. Lawns, 35 and cial & Residential. Free es­ bathrooms, and repair work of Fast service. Reasonable tion. Appliances. Adults. Excellent running condition. 643-1181 8 7 2 4 1 4 8 . 4 " r up. Hedges 310 and up. Edging timates. Fully insured. 646- all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis rates. Licensed. Cali Ron, 646 SMurity. No dogs. 3275. 646 Minor b ^ y rust. 3850. Call ...WIlKTOOCMBQDaSB HMMONFniW// and fertilizing. 647-9^. 4879. for estimate, 6438712. 6567. 5939. 846-4060. PAGE FOURTEBa^ - MANCHESTEat EVENING HERALD. Mmchtiter. Conn., Tu«i., Aug. 30, m

I f - - - " - ...... - i ‘ >i i ' i rr i- m ir n - i n ------r ObltuariM Weicker says America bound Friday at the West Haven Veterans formerly of M^chester, and James Gearing tonight. Lo\. in 60s. Mostiy sunny, cooler, and iess humid Mrs. Alice M.C. Hutchinson Administration Hospital. He was the Packard of Waterford; and a niece, Wednesday. Highs in iow to mid 80s. Mrs. Alice M. Cole Hutchinson, 84, father of Mrs. Nicholas Gabriel of Mrs. Kathleen Santllli of Newington. to back Panama Canal treaty Chance of rain 50 per cent today and of 44A Case Dr., died Monday after­ East Hartford. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 noon at Manchester Memorial near zero tonight and Wednesday. Mr. Kaiser worked at the Monsan­ a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan HAR'TFORD (UPI) — Sen. Lowell Weicker says treaty and President Carter has countered by es­ Nationai Weather Service Forecast Hospital. She was the widow of to Co. of Deep River as a machinist Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., Hart­ Americans are bound by their traditional values of tablishing a task force headed by top aide Hamilton Jor­ map on Page 11. Edward B. Hutchinson. 22 years until his retirement in 1976. ford, with a Mass at 9 at St. freedom and self-determination to ^ve control of the Mrs. Hutchinson was bom in West dan to coordinate support. He was a World War II Army Augustine’s Church, Hartford. Burial Panana Canal to the Panamanians. Weicker said the treaty would give the U.S. the right to Gardiner, Maine, and lived here H veteran and a member of the Essex will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, In announcing his support for a proposed treaty, the years. Itefore that, she lived in defend the canal’s neutrality and payments pro m i^ to VFW. Bloomfield, at a later date. Connecticut Republican Monday criticized'conservatives Panama do not require additional congressional ap­ Needham, ^toss., for 10 years. Other survivors are his wife, a son, ’There are no calling hours. who oppose it for acting like the communists and dic­ She was a member of Center propriations. his mother and three grandchildren. tators they fear will take control of the canal when the “ We are a free people in a free land. To wish for, never Congregational Church. The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 United States leaves. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. mind negotiate something less with other people and a.m. from the Robinson and Wright Sydney Wandle ‘‘The United States is not meant to be a Democratic other lands, compromises America's greatest strength— Bruce (Jane) Noble of Manchester; a Funeral Home, Main St., Center- rerun of the colonialism of European monarchs or the son, Edward K. Hutchinson of Sydney Wandle, 78, of Newington, its idealistic commitment to human freedom and self- Hartford man kills brook, with a Mass at 10 at Our Lady formerly of Manchester, died Sunday totalitarianism of Communist central conrunittees,” determination,” Weicker said. “Those who demagogical­ Bolton; four grandchildren and a of Sorrows Church, Essex. Burial Weicker told a news conference at the state Capitol. great-grandson. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. ly or politically dismiss that fact of history give away far will be at the convenience of the Mr. Wandle was bom in New York “What's involved are this nation’s principles, what this more than a canal.” The funeral is private with the family. nation stands for. Whatever it is we stand for at home, we Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of Center City. He lived in Bristol as a child “The facts of 1977 are a world, and certainly a South Friends may call at the funeral and moved to Manchester 10 years should stand for abroad,” he said. and Central America, that is watdiing and weighing the Congregational Church, officiating. home before the funeral. Weicker said he recognized the treaty faced tough op­ Burial will be in Buckfield Village ago. He lived in Newington the past consistency between the words and deeds of after slaying his wife, child position in the Senate where a two-thirds majority is Cemetery, Buckfield, Maine. two years. totalarianism and democracy,” he said. “On the integri­ Before retiring in 1960, he worked required for ratification. ty of that consistency and the courage to make it stick There are no calling hours. Conservatives have pledged to fight approval of the The family suggests that friends Mary T. Looney m ore th an 30 y e a rs a t New depends the growth of freedom.” By MAL BARLOW wishing to do so may make memoriai Miss Mary T. Looney, formerly of Departure-Hyatt Bearings Division East Hartford Reporter gifts to a charity of the donor’s 179 Denton St., Hartford, died Mon­ of General Motors Corp., Bristol. choice. day at a Hartford convalescent Survivors are a son, William Wan­ Carter bid low on town trucks The end of a long police siege on A man identified as DeCorleto’s The Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) home. dle of Walpole, Mass., and two Holdstock Place came quietly and father came on the scene about 5:30 Miss Looney was born in County grandchildren. without warning this morning. Main St., is in charge of Carter Chevrolet of Manchester is the apparent low Delta Wire submitted a bid of $11,800.56 for the items. p.m. Police did not say whether or Cork, Ireland, and lived in Hartford The funeral was today. Burial was not he spoke with DeCorleto. arrangements. bidder for four pickup trucks being sought by the town’s Seven other firms bid on the sand spreaders. Frank Daniel DeCorleto Jr., 34, most of her life. in St. Joseph Cemetery, Bristol. had been talking on the phone from Public Works Department. At 6 p.m. DeCorleto phoned The 3 Survivors are four nephews, The O’Brien Funeral Home, 24 Lin­ the duplex all night. Police were on The firm bid $6,420.56, including trade-in, for a four- Hartford Courant to tell them what William C. Kaiser Walter Gorman Jr. and Edmund Gor­ coln Ave., Forestville section of the other end of the line talking to wheel drive pickup truck for the Water Department. ’The he'd done. He said, "I’ve killed my EAST HARTFORD - William man, both of Manchester, Raymond Bristol, was in charge of him at 7:10 a.m. when police heard a wife and son. price is the lowest of five submitted, according to figures Charles Kaiser Sr., 60, of Essex, died Gorman of East Longmeadow, arrangements. crackling noise. 0 released by Maurice A. Pass, director of general ser­ 'T m the guy the whole East Hart­ vices. “Strange,” said State Police Com­ ford police are looking for,” he said missioner Edward Leonard. referring to the theft of the Pitkin Carter also bid $4,698 for a one-half ton pickup truck, It was apparently a gunshot, the silver. which will also be used by the Water Department. Four sound through the phone of a man He warned that he had an arsenal other firms submitted bids. People shooting himself, police said. of weapons and a vicious dog. Dog loosed on policeman A one-half ton pickup for the Park Department was Before the police could be sure of About 7:30 p.m. a woman who said priced at $3,889.86 by Carter. ’This bid is apparently the their suspicions, they lobbed a deac­ she was Mrs. Kathy DeCorleto, 24, One Manchester Police officer was excessive noise from Burdick’s it bit Officer Thomas Passcantell on lowest of the five that were submitted. the leg. tivated tear gas bomb into the mother of the dead boy, came on the attacked and bitten by a Doberman stereo about 4:15 a m. Reporting of­ The firm also bid $3,034, including trade-in, for a pinscher dog and two other officers ficer James Taylor, who had During the struggie with Burdick, Helping duplex. There was no response from scene. She said the boy had been lightweight pickup to be used by the Water Department. the man who had fired about 30 shots allowed to live with his father despite were injured in a fight early today answered the first complaint of noise Morneau received injuries to his Two other firms submitted bids. with a Birch St. man. about 3:50 a.m. said Burdick had knee and cuts on his face and arms. at East Hartford and state police her protests. Pass also opened bids tor a 10,000-pound dump truck to since about 4:30 p.m. Monday. During this time, DeCorleto fired John D. Burdick, 24, of 129 Birch turned down his stereo at that time, Taylor also received cuts and be used by the Park Department. St., was arrested in connection with but threatened him and Officer scratches on his arms and face. All People Three members of the state police shots out of the duplex at police. He The apparent low bidder, is Brainard Ford of Hartford, Police in the photo the incident on charges of disorderly Michael Swetzes that he would let the three officers were treated at tactical unit and a police dog ap­ hit no one. But police kept low and which priced the vehicle at $6,049. ’That price apparently FOR OVER 50 YEARS above stand guard behind proached the duplex. The assault away from the duplex. They kept the conduct and assault on a police of­ dog loose on the officers if they Manchester Memorial Hospital, is lower than four others that were submitted. ficer. He also was issued an infrac­ returned. were released and relieved of the a cruiser while Frank team smashed down the front door. growing crowds farther back. A Manchester firm is the apparent low bidder for four Inside were the bodies of Police had at first set up a field tions compiaint charging him with When the officers returned a se­ rest of their duty. sand spreaders to be used by the Highway Department. That’s what Is Important to us. DeCorleto continued his the nuisance statute of owning or cond time, Burdick blocked Officer Dep. Chief Richard Sartor said DeCorleto, his wife, Shloehon, 22, headquarters in a resident's home at harboring a dog such as to create a Charles Morneau from his porch and today the dog would be impounded. When you look beyond the extras^ siege Monday night from a and his «on by a previous marriage, the resident's invitation. Then they nuisance. he was toid he was arrested. He Burdick was held for court arraign­ Holdstock PI., East Hart­ Frank D. DeCorleto III, 5. moved into a special trailer brought helping people Is what our There were firearms in the duplex to the scene. The fight began after officers began to fight and let the dog go and ment today. ford home. The man shot answered a second complaint of Comments sought business is all about. And every as he had told police. He had been DeCorleto shot out floodlights himself this morning after using a deer rifle to shoot at police focused on the duplex. day we strive to offer kindness and having killed his wife and Monday evening. But there was no About 7 p.m. a man Identified as Manchester police report on housing plan sign of a doberman pinscher he had Joseph J. Barone, a physical educa­ compassion to the people who call son, whom he had been threatened would fly at police if they tion teacher at East Hartford High attacked him. School, drove up to the barricades The Citizens Advisory Committee for Community upon us. holding hostage. At right, A break was reported Monday into 'IWo electric guitars vaiued at over larceny in connection with a shopiif- DeCorleto told police and news and demanded to speak to DeCorleto. a totai of $1,000 were stoien about ting incident at Caidor on Tolland Development has invited several Manchester groups to a the Rev. Stephen Foley, reporters during the siege which He said he was his half brother. a tractor-trailer truck parked in the meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Municipal Building to dis­ rear of offices at 60 Hilliard St. used 12:30 a.m. today from Brian’s Music Tpke. Monday afternoon. He was the state police chaplain began about 4:30 p.m. Monday, “It’s Police charged Barone with In­ Mansion, 652 Center St. The burgiars released on $100 bond for court Sept. cuss plans for a town housing study. a rotten, stinking world.” terfering with an officer after police by the Steak Club, Inc. Taken from To help the group determine how to set up such a plan, who delivered the last A smashed the front display window 12. De(]orleto was convicted of killing said he tried to run through the the truck, which was used for Arthur Anderson, a representative of Imagineers, a storage, were $420 worth of snow and removed the guitars and a stand, Anne W. Crowley, 27, of Ellington, ^uneidfl/c'(me rites to the victims, and Mrs. Aldene Cote Austin, 20, in barricades. He was released on a Hartford-based consulting firm, has been invited to at­ HOLMES tires and $200 in Christmas and party poiice said. Two suspects were seen was charged with operating a motor Daniel Fiorita, a Brunswick, Ga. in 1963. He was then $500 nonsurety bond. tend. 400 MAIN SIMEI • MANCHfSIfR.CONN running from the store by a witness. vehicle while license is suspended, 21. He was sentenced to life im­ Chief Drumm spoke with decorations. Some of the party Local groups who have been invited to participate are paramedic with the East materiais were found strewn on the A woman’s pocketbook was stolen operating an unregistered motor HOWARD L HOLMES ARTHURG HOLMES prisonment but was released after DeCorleto about six hours during the from the kitchen of a Jarvis Rd. vehicle and failure to obey a stop sign Manchester Property Owners Association, League of Hartford Fire Depart­ about 10 years. 15-hour siege. He said the man vowed railroad tracks behind the area, Women Voters, Board of Realtors and Manchester Area NORMAN M HOLMES HOWARDM HOLMES poiice said. ’The break was believed home about 10:30 p.m. Monday night in connection with a two-car accident ment, stand by. (Photos He complained on the phone he would never be taken alive. while the residents were sitting in at E. Center and Parker Sts. Monday Conference of Churches. through Monday night of not being Drumm said towards the end of the to have occurred over the past The $5,000 housing study will be funded through the by Dick Paradis) weekend. the iiving room. They said they heard afternoon. able to get a job. No one would hire ordeal DeCorleto’s talk became H $300,000 third-year Community Development someone enter the house and found Police said Crowley’s car was in town’s an ex-convict, he said. maudlin. Two television sets, stereo equip­ grant. ment and some bedding were the purse missing. collision with one driven by Anna L. He admitted stealing the 18th- “His moods ran from very docile to reported stolen from a home on Croft Eugene Russell, 26, of East Hart­ Gallagher, 58, of 9 Foster St. There century Pitkin silver collection Aug. very hostile. They were varied and Dr. sometime Monday. ford was charged with fourth-degree were no injuries. 10 from the Raymond Library on wide, and basically his interest was Patients pursue in saying goodbye," the chief said. Main St., East Hartford. His failure Today’s summary to ransom it back to the town or sell Commissioner Leonard said it further frustrated him, he said in DeCorleto had earlier in the morning Compiled from United Press hospital protests the night-long conversations. appeared as though he would give Shioehon DeCorleto gave him a himself up. G 903 MAIN STREET International "hard time " and that is why he shot He threw out an Ml combat rifle In MANCHESTER whether you're new to manchester or not, By JUNE TOMPKINS fice telling of Wednesday 8 meeting. her about 4:30 p.m. Monday, he said. exchange for cigarettes and a copy of “Anyone who wants to see the law OPEN THURSDAY look to mari-mad'g for the very latestlategt in State WASHINGTON (UPI) - Herald Reporter When his son ran to him, he shot the morning newspaper which NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O...U.A, juuinjui jasntons for back to Watergate burglar G. Gordon Lid- A group of former Manchester enforced to its fullest is Invited to the boy also, he said. featured his story on the front. school, prices to please, too! MERIDEN, Conn. (UPI) - One dy “has served long enough,” and Memorial Hospital patients and com e," Cattanach said. He said, “It’s a rotten, stinking world," he Leonard denied police had planned of six local policemen charged will go free Sept. 7 if he pays a members of the Connecticut Citizen however, that hospital officials said explaining his son's death. to rush him. hadn't been invited. TRI-CITY PLAZA I with engaging in on-dub^ sexual $40,000 fine — perhaps in in­ Action Group (CCAG) will meet Neighbors heard shots about that "We were prepared to talk to him famous brand fashions for girls stallments — or takes a pauper’s The flyers state Manchester time coming from the home in the all month if necessary. We had no VERNON misconduct was to turn in his Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St. James up to size 44,„ badge today after agreeing not to oath. Regional parole (Ilom- Church to plan what action to take to Memorial Hospital has received middle class neighborhood off School plans to rush him ," he said. OPEN M0N.-FRI. appeal his suspension in the case. missioner Joseph A. Nardoza in get financial reimbursement they funds from the Hill-Burton Act to pay St. in the north end of town about a “We have no idea what triggered MEN’S SHOP d o o * » e Patrolman Joseph Cirillo Mon­ Philadelphia said Monday Liddy claim the hospital owes them. bills for people unable to pay and that half mile from the town's police sta­ i t , " he said refering to the whole Inci­ UNTIL 9 b o n n i e the hospital has violated this law. m MARVEL OP MAIM STREET day night accepted the suspension kept a club and pipe in his cell for The meeting is a follow-up from a tion. dent. jlVo as a compromise sentence for his protection, but prison officials did similar meeting held earlier this 'The former patients claim that the One man, Santo Sipala who owns After police had rushed into the alleged sexual activity with the not consider that or Liddy’s par­ month in which some of the former hospital should reimburse them for the duplex, said he heard several duplex at 7:45 a.m. today, they began their charges while hospitalized lo n e daughter of a former town ticipation in a prison hunger patients claim that Manchester shots while he was gardening in the a thorough study of the place. because they were unaware of the V fireman. strike serious enough to recom­ Memorial Hospital did not post signs backyard. When police arrived soon The Rev. Stephen Foley, chaplain Regal’s will give you y " Hill-Burton funds when they were ad­ mend delaying his parole. visible to the public with information after, he said he thought he could mitted because such information was for police and fire fighters In the NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) - that free hospital service is available hear the boy crying in the house. state, administered sacraments to r o ’The first of eight debates between to patients through the Hill-Burton not publicly displayed. DeCorleto fir^ at police, striking There was a poster on view in the all three. He is a priest in Windsor first-term Mayor Frank Logue Act. a cruiser, when police first arrived ,„ |ly f International emergency room, but recently Locks and the three dead people were A and former Police Chief Biagio The Hill-Burton Act, passed in on the scene. Police evacuated the believed to be Roman Catholic. JEAN DiLieto produced a lot of crowd posters have also been placed In the area close to the duplex. They set up 1946, re q u ire s th a t h o sp itals reaction, but mainly familiar LONDON (UPI) - A colorful admitting office and the business of­ roadblocks on School St. and routed Police later sent the bodies to the TRADE-IN West Indian street carnival receiving federal money to expand or famous brand rhetoric. improve facilities must provide cer­ fice. traffic around the area. state medical center in Farmington enjoyed by 250,000 spectators A hospital spokesman called the for autopsies. 3 T R A D E IN As expected, Logue and tain amounts of free service to the Chief Clarence Drumm requested ended in violence that injured 228 flyers misleading. “We have been ALLOWANCE fashions for DiLieto, who will square off in a community, and that information of aid from state police which sent in its The last call DeCorleto made was persons, including 170 policemen, violating a phase of the law,” he said, / Sept. 15 primary for the such service be posted in the tactical unit. Off-duty officers from to a friend. He asked the friend to say boys up to size 20„» Democratic mayoral nomination, Scotland Yard said today. Nine­ but he emphasized “We cannot use East Hartford and Hartford came on teen of the injured were still hospital. goodbye to his mother, police said. spent most of Monday night’s In compliance with the section of funds from Hill-Burton to pay a the scene to help. / opening debate engaging in the hospitalized a day after gangs of patient's bill until all other sources M o n ie s black youths rampaged through the act that states that each hospital / same sparring that has benefitting by it shall have respon­ have been exhausted." SALE ’<>/• characterized their campaign. London's Nottlng Hill Gate area He cited an instance of a patient once the main carnival events sibility for developing policies for good lad fund distribution, Manchester who had refused a recommendation Last rites given ^6, Regional were over. to apply for welfare aid on two oc­ 0 CHOOSE FROM THOUSANDS OF PAIRS! ve* Memorial Hospital has applied the lo r u l O/ casions, but finally on a third occa­ ploy BOSTON (UPI) - A Greek bulk special fund money to the areas of LONDON (UPI) — Striking air sion did resort to welfare. “That carrier vessel cited by Coast greatest need — obstetrics and men­ chaplain traffic control assistants went patient cannot possibly expect reim­ by police farah I Guard officials as violating inter­ tal health clinic, with some money •LEVI’S •WRANQLER *< //i back to work in the London area bursement from the Hill-Burton fund national safety standards was in used for extreme cases outside those today and the Civil Aviation after accepting welfare,” the state Police Chaplain Stephen here lo tiave ctianged the outcome, lie 'no. Providence harbor today awaiting areas. Authority immediately suspended spokesman said. Foley administered last rites to all said. repairs. The main contention of the group is •SEDQEFIELD *LEE 40 of them who refused to promise The financial status of patients three victims of a shooting tragedy Police kept up steady talk' with % 4 I The Ehavi, registered out of not that the hospital doesn’t give free to work without causing further needing financial aid is examined on Holdstock PI. this morning at the Frank DeCorleto Jr., 34, the man in­ • REGULAR OR PREWASHED \ Piraeus, Greece and bound for service, but that it fails to provide in­ IvoiS* / disruption. The action threatened and they are advised of the best end of an all-night siege. side the upstairs apartment at the Bridgeport, Conn., was escorted formation by means of brochures or BLUE DENIMS to worsen an already complex The chaplain, who has also served Holdstock PI. duplex. Family Were / into the harbor Monday after posters and through its staff that financial aid available according to situation, "which has brought their particular circumstances. fire departments in the state for called to the scene. A psychiatrist Coast Guard officials said it had such service is available through the • CORDUROYS - 14 DIFFERENT / cancellation of nearly half of all about 10 years, had been on the scene was on hand for advice. *PleaM Have violated the 1950 International Hill-Burton fund. COLORS scheduled flights involving British since about 6 p.m. Monday. Chaplain Foley praised police at Your Trade-in open 6 days - thursdays Safety of Life at Sea Convention The group was dissatisfied with the till 9 p.m . ^ airports. the scene. • HIQH-STYLED JEANS Jaana Cleaned statutes. explanations given by hospital of­ “I don’t think they could have done "Everything was done with a pur­ free parking front and rear NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - ficials at the last meeting. ^Incompetent’ anything more,” he said of the East pose. There were no idle moments. • FLARES AND STRAIGHTS use our layaway National Coffee producers, fearing the “We hope we don't have to do any Hartford and State Police at the They were very professional, very master charge . / more arguing,” Donald Cattanach of scene. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ once-soaring price of their beans NKW YORK (ll'l) — Dutid prudent. East H artfo^, chairman of the new­ “They never stopped trying," he dent Carter will take a personal is on a steep decline, have called llerkouil/., llii' foriiifr poslol “Not one shot was fired by police." ly formed group of protestors which said. “They were on the phone to the role in the accelerated search for for steps to stabilize the market worker urruHeil of being New' Y o rk Neighbors within a few houses of ABSOLUTELY NO RESTRICTIONS. is supported by the CCAG, said. “It is man 95 per cent of the time through a negotiated Middle East solution, that may include an OPEC-style (Jly'it feured “.Son of S a m " killer, DeCorleto were evacuated. according to diplomatic officials. international cartel. But con­ up to the group to decide whether we loduy wuM found inroni|ielenl lu the night. Neighbors further away served ’The officials said Monday the sumer nations at the opening ses­ will go to the hospital and confront Hlunil trial fur the umliunh “Sometimes it seemed there was police coffee and cold drinks through 757 main street foreign ministers of Israel, sion of a week-long meeting of the the officials there, or whether we iiiurilerH of six young men and hope. Then it’d regress. " the night, he said. “DROP YOUR JEANS will demonstrate,” Cattanach said as He said he has been at the scenes of in downtown Egypt, Syria and Jordan will executive board of the Inter­ w I d until the State Police trailer arrived. 649-1232 Flyers were distribute Monday at and friends talked the potential (oh ‘Toitffc Specialty Sfcop” the President and Secretary of fixing measures was months llerkowilx aa “ paranoid" and aaid The crowds which came to the AT REGAL’S” State Cyrus Vance. away. Manchester shopping centers and suicide out of it. scene and stood outside barricades Ilia prognoaia ia “ guanled." outside the Employment Security Of­ Nothing else could have been done were quiet, watchful. 'O' PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mmchwllft Cflmt. Taw.. Aug. 30, 1977 ...... Ill I...... • * " • • ' '*” ~ WWW m MU ■lil l i i i ■ ■ ■; “No Pride In Sunday Openings" That’a A FectI with prior «Hli prior $10 purditto $10 purduu* eidudint cotiVw Aldea Brennan didnH win derby, sioMni oNpt Hmn Haai SEAITEST but she had great time in Akron t PK CANS ICE CREAM . By SUSAN VAUGHN boys and throw water balloons at close second, and her father, George pion laat week was Steve Washburn : Herald Reporter counselors. Brennan of 140 Forest St., said "I ; Aldea Brennan has soloed a lot In from Bristol, an active soap box der­ thought she had won it," but the ins­ by town, whose directors gave tier 11 years. She has had to hold her These were some of the MIUIC»$TDI| tant replay showed she missed by Manchester's participants helpful O u t L. U. own as the only girl in a family with "highlights" which Aldea described about six inches. Her time for the hints and helped line up Aldea’s car CU$TOMUIIY| 9 1 four older brothers. She has per­ on her return from a week at the 40th race was 28.57 seconds. Tlie times for in preparation for the race. formed at least five or six solos on Annual International Soap Box Derby Ne Itesarvt M. O. most of the racers were between 28 One day was spent in inspecting the nw W.HIFD. I HALF GALLON stage in musical productions at the Championships. 100 and 29 seconds. soap box cars. The drivers and cars ro Godwin School in East Hartford In fact, there was not much time The course was nearly twice as were weighed together and could not £ DOUBLE STAMPS WEDJKTHEBnui| during the past two years. for doing anything solo during the long as Manchester's Brookfield St. exceed 220 pounds in the junior divi­ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Just recently Aldea received a busy week and what Aldea said she run. Aldea told how she had trouble sion. The children were told to watch Not Responsible For Typographical Errors I 0 0 0 0 THRU SEPT. 3 0 0 0 0 THRU SEPT. 3 police escort as she rode all by liked most about winning the stopping at the bottom of the Akron their weight during the week, George herself in a big shiny red Chrysler on Manchester derby and going to Akron track and almost smashed into Brennan said. the streets of Akron, Ohio, where she was all the new friends she made. another racer. The National Soap Box Derby Aa we were able to purchase certain grocery was introduced with fanfare, as the U.S.D.A. Graders and our own meat experts Those friends included girls who Aldea's parents and her brothers, Association follows very strict rules. items at reduced prices, we wish to pees these CH0CK-RILL-0-NUT8 1977 Soap Box Derby Champion from help us guarantee you and your family the shared her cabin at Camp Y-Noah Tom and Pat, drove out to Akron in The participants were not allowed to Manchester, Conn. That was the savings along to you. Look for the green sign that south of Akron. Suprisingly, there their camper trailer which they see their parents alone all week and very flnest meat ... U.S.D.A. CHOICEI To beginning of a week filled with a COFFEE were 44 girls who were derby cham­ parked outside Kron University for were chaperoned everywhere by says “Wise Buy” throughout our store. make sure you get the top quality meat you’ve variety of activities for the 175 junior pions representing their towns in the entire week's events. Her other and senior division derby champions their counselors. — FRANK come to expect from Franks. You Juat can’t Louisiana, California, North Carolina two brothers, Jim and Steve flew out LIMIT 2 from the United States and foreign The strict rules, however, did not misB with Frank’* Maalal and even as far away as Germany. Friday for the race day. "We do hamper Aldea's fun and enthusiasm. ’ 2.99 countries. 1 lb. can - FRANK The girl from Germany represented everything together,” the elder She will have many stories to relate KELLOGG’S GREEN GIANT Although she did not win her first the derby sponsored by the U.S. Air Brennan said. for a long time about her week in ____ PICK UP 8 PAGE CIRCULAR AT OUR STORE heat in last Saturday's derby cham­ Force personnel stationed there. Jim, 22, is a former derby partici­ pionships, it did not seem to matter Akron plus a lot of mementoes from Aldea said her best friend was pant. He placed second overall in the her new friends. to Aldea. She and all other local RAISIN O C o m U T 9 Q C Suzanne Pietrowski from "get this: East Hartford Soap Box Derby 10 Asked if she minded being a girl champs were treated like winners all Lower Bucks County, Penn­ 3 years ago. among all those boys at the cham­ week. sylvania. " Her nickname was Tatum USDA Patrick, 14, wants to build a soap pionship event, she smiled Impishly Aldea finshed her funfllled week because she looked like the actress BRAN 9 0 COM box car with his father for next and said, "No, it was fun.” 12 Ox with another solo when she was Tatum O'Neal. Aldea said her year's Senior Division Bristol race. 20 ox. raised up in the air 11 times by some Aldea also thinks more girls will nickname at camp was A.J. "for A.J. He says it will be his last chance to enter soap box derbies from now on. HEINZ CHOICE of the other champs at the closing F oyt,' former winner of the In­ try since the age limit is 15. 8KIPPY night banquet — in honor of her 11th A lot of her friends have indicated an dianapolis 500 race. Aldea's father plans to help out the interest, she said. Perhaps it is SEEF SALE birthday. Aldea also met several television Manchester firefighters in next another result of women’s liberation. Aldea was the first girl to win a celebrities who visited the derby year's derby, which will definitely be PEANUTq c o soap box derby in Manchester, on Aldea will enter Pitkin Middle r \ champs at camp and entertained for held. The committee will start plan­ School as a sixth grader, where she June 19. The event was reinstituted the final awards ceremony. They ning in September, according to Bob 0 QQO by the Local Firefighters Union 1579 will be involved in a special gifted U.S.D.A. CHOICE FULL GUT also raced in the "tongue in cheek" Barker, derby chairman. program, and where she plans to join BunER99 of the Town Fire Department after oil can race at the 954-foot Derby Barker, who also attended the the drama club. "I like acting best of R«g. S Chunky 18 ox. lecHUP 0 9 PORK LOIN BONE IN WITH TENDERLOIN 30 years. Downs track. championships with his wife last 32 Ox. Despite all her honors, solo perfor­ all, even better than singing,” she Of the race itself, which took over week, was able to obtain one of the said. COUNTRY STYLE mances and many talents, Aldea is a Aldea Brennan, 11, Manchester’s 1977 Soap Box Derby cham­ five hours to complete, Aldea said two kit cars for the senior division The fact that she is a juvenile pion, shows off some of the buttons she collected last week at the WI8H80NE normal happy kid who likes to stay up when it was her turn against two which were distributed to the RBS all night and laugh and giggle with diabetic has not slowed this girl down 40th All-American Soap Box Derby championship race in Akron, other racers, she steered it "as Northeast Region. one bit. She hopes her activity will $in.MN her girlfriends, shoot rubber bands at Ohio. The buttons are from the other local champions CRISCO 7 C ( straight as I can do it." She came in a The senior division national cham- show Illness n e ^ not be a handicap. ITALIAN A Q ( FAMILY PAG throughout the country, Canada and other countries. The jacket she is wearing was also one of the many prizes Aldea OIL i 9 PORK Classes scheduled received as a participant in the international derby. (Herald DRESSING 12 Ox. CHOPS Public records TVEouf ‘■V U S D A l, photo by Dunn) 8 ox. (3 c«nt«f, 3 sirloin) STEAK for lung patients town CHOICE^ Warranty deeds Building permits KELLOGG'S SALADA James H. Eacott III and Otto Balchunas, The Women's Prayer and CENTER CUT The Christmas Ronnie B. Eacott to John alterations at 79 Autumn Lung Association to in­ Study Group of South with TENDERLOIN Seal/Lung Association is PORK Torkos Jr. and Susan E. St„ $200. crease patient mobility and United M eth^ist Church m accepting registrations for understanding of breathing Phone 649-5491 END8 TUE8DAY CORN a n t Torkos, property at 18A Taylor Rental Center for will meet tonight at 7:30 at CHOPS free classes for chronic I covMcnarr tonitv Esquire Dr., $41.80 con­ Charles Bunce, temporary problems. 1208 Main St. Feature Starte at 8:1 S veyance tax. tent at 6 Leland Dr., $100. lung disease patients. Registration forms and Classes will meet in four Betty J. Munroe, Ver­ Robert Jarvis for Craw­ further information are A service of Holy Com­ Monday The Other FLAKES 0 9 BMS PERRI (All Natural afternoon sessions on Mon­ IS ox. 100 CL U.8.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE non, to Lloyd D. Munroe ford C. Allen Jr., deck roof available from the Lung munion is scheduled for STARWilRS PQ day and Wednesday, Sept. Side of m ITALIAN A Jr. and Amy-Sue Munroe, at94E. EldridgeSt.,$950. 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Sun. —1^1 - 1 0 1 N«xt to Glorious Efnportum I COUPON P a g e f o u r -^ M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n q h e r a l P i Mmchciter, conn., t u m ., a »h. so, 1977 Carter needlessly tarnished by Lance affair iOaiirliratFr lurauty llprald case raises “unresolved questions as Manchester — A City of Vllfage Charm WASHINGTON - In the Bert natural one of ethics. But Lance is Lance case, President Carter flunked not a mere banker, he is director of to what constitutes acceptable Founded Oct. 1, 1881 history. Any schoolboy, even In this [Andraw Tully] the powerful Office of Management banking practice.” M«mb«r. Audit Bur«tu of Circulation Mambar. Unitad Prats Intarnalional curious era, could have told him that and Budget. Wouldn’t do it again Nola Jane Forman and Frederick John Barrett Jr., Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, the only blot on George Washington’s What Washington did was an exer­ Begs scrutiny It sure does. Ask A. Robert Betty’s notebook both of Manchester, were married Aug. 27 at St. James Church in Manchester. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. copybook was that he finagled to es­ cise in questionable practice. Today, “Every banker does it,” an official Abhoud, chairman of Chicago’s First The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry For­ tablish the U.S. capital in a that would constitute a mini of the Comptroiler of the Currency’s National. That gentlenum told the Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publishar Harold E. TurkinQton. Managing Editor By Betty Ryder man of 68 Benton St. ‘ITie bridegroom is the son of Mrs. neighborhood where he and his pals Watergate. Like Washington, Bert AP that if he had to do it over again Office told me. “But doing it con­ Robert Whalen of 84 Bowers St. and the late F r ^ lc k ^ O p in io n ’ owned a lot of land. Lance violated no laws except the stitutes part of the record — begging he probably would not approve the Barrett. scrutiny — of a man nominated to |3.4 million loan to Lance. It seenu The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vincent P. Coburn of Bloomfield, high public office.” Abhoud's bank, in his words, has N.J., celebrated the nuptial Mass and performed the ’The official, of course, was ad­ been subjected to “a barrage of Had a marvelous vacation last week; not nearly long delicious items on the menu, which I will pass on to you in double-ring ceremony. The altar was decorated with enough, but very enjoyable. a future “Neighbor’s Kitchen’’ column. dressing himself to the practice doubtful allegations.” bouquets of gladioli. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone of Bridgeport is right Spent the weeic in hrontreal and it’s a beautiful, clean Also met a real, honest-to-goodness maharaja. whereby big banks make loans to an Such allegations, doubtful or not, '< city. Manchester was organist and Miss Mary Barrett, the His name is Maharaja Peter Khanna and we dined at bridegroom’s sister, was soloist. officer or other insider of a small will haunt Jimmy Carter for some Stayed at the luxurious Ritz Carlton Hotel located just his restaurant and became acquainted with his lovely Sometimes one has to mined to defeat our own pur­ bank in return for interest-free time — just when he's trying to get a The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a peb­ a few blocks from St. Catherine’s St. which is full of daughter, Neera. She is a graduate political science stu­ ble crepe gown with lace bodice and sleeves. Her finger­ wonder if we are automatical­ new Panama Canal treaty approved poses. The state saysj deposits placed in big banks by fabulous boutiques, department stores, and art galleries. dent at McGill University in M o n ti^ . tip veil was attached to a lace cap trimmed with pearl ly working against ourselves. Bridgeport cannot force people j smaller ones as payment for services by the Senate and moving toward Louis togeron, public relations director for the City of While visiting with them, a palmist read our hands, and beading. She carried a bouquet of pink roses, stephanotis Mootre^, provided us with a charming e s c ^ . P r a x i s I want you to know, things are looking up. Recently, the City of to attend the classes and a rendered. normalization of relations with Com­ and variegated greens. The gown and veU were made by munist China. A House Banking sub­ Lauze, a law student at McGill University working for The idght before we beaded for home, we dined at a Bridgeport announced plans to meeting is set for Wednesday That is the big issue in the Lance her mother. case. His National Bank of Georgia committee and the Senate Banking the city for the summer. He drove us ail over the city Greek restaurant called “La Cloudor” (Last Spike). I Miss Analyne Flanagan of Cottage Grove, Ore., served require Spanish-speaking to discuss the matter further. established so-called Committee both will investigate the where we visited many scenic and historic spots. couldn't quite figure out the signlfance of the name, but as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. David Forman We caught the breathtaking view from Mount Royal, the Athenian plate we shared was delicious. welfare recipients to begin We hope that reason would VUEL “correspondent” relationships with Lance case next month. of Manchester, the bride’s sister-in-law; Mrs. Wayne which is located in the center of Montreal, visited Expo The group that entertained usually perform at the compulsory classes to learn prevail, for logic tells us the the Manufacturers Hanover Bank Rep. Henry Reuss, D-Wis., put it Mabb of Avon, the bride’s cousin; and M ss Mary Barrett '76, stood in awe at the paintings and altars in the spec­ Greek Pavilion at Expo, and following dinner they came of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. English. ability to conununicate is as IS GROSS and the First National Bank of properly. He said the “ridiculous tacular Notre Dame Cathednd, and dined in a lovely to various tables for ^ e s ts to join them in a Greek dance. Chicago at the same time those structure of banking regulatory Leon Barrett of Windsor Locks served as his brother’s The purpose is not to have much an employment skill as French restaurant in Old Montreal, Auberge Le Dieux Well, now, you must know that settles the food very best man. Ushers were David Forman of Manchester, the law," while in effect it rules out per­ Saint Gabriel. our Hispanic citizens replace banks were making sizable personal fast. bride’s brother; Gary Savilonis of Manchester and Mark knowing what mechanical On the secflod day of our visit, Francois picked us up at It was loads of fun, but we left for our hotel early to their mother tongue with loans to Lance. He, in turn, used sonal dishonesty, does very little Abraitis of Blast Hartford. tools to use to perform a job. those loans to big big blocs of stock in with issues of impropriety or 10 a.m. and we toured the Olympic Stadium. I couldn’t pack for our trip home the following day. English, but merely to A reception was held at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, We cannot see where the National of Georgia. questionable morality, “or even to believe that the structure, vast as it is, cost $900 million Sammy Davis Jr. was in town appearing at the Place after which the couple left for Maine. They will reside in recognize the economic fact of requirement to learn English assure that the public interest is and additional monies are needed to complete the 12- des Arts, and so were Ingrid Bergman and Gloria Swan­ Manchester. Don’t kid yourself story tower from which a retractable roof will open and son, who were attending the World Film Festival. life that English is the — the language of this nation Kid yourself not, my friends. Small protected." IVfrs. Barrett is employed as a kindergarten teacher in close the top of the stadium. We heard that Sammy was staying at the Le Quatre Plainfield. Mr. Barrett is assistant director of Group language of business in this and the language of commerce Georgia planters don’t get loans like The ’public interest’ The Olympic Village, which housed more than 9,000 Saisons (The Four Seasons), but try as we did, we that. Lance got them because he was The “public interest.” That’s what Manpower, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Mrs. Frederick J. Barrett country and that if you don’t — is any violation of ethnic or athletes during the 1976 Summer Olympics, was not open couldn’t catch sight of him. Oh, well, next time. Springfield, Mass. (Tyrus photo) speak English or understand it civil rights. a big shot in a bank that handed the Lance case really is all about. to the public as it is currently being converted to housing All in all, it was a grand vacation, to a city to which I reasonably well, you have a another bank a bundle of interest- Bert Lance may enjoy the for the e lto ly and condominiums. hope to return. On th e contrary, the free money to play with. 1 speak not President’s personal confidence, but Had a chance to renew old acquaintances with Dale tough time getting and holding Bridgeport idea is a sound one cynically but merely take note of a Congress and Main Street cannot be Barnes, executive vice-president of Le Festln du F rien d s In th« Mrvice a job. Gouveraeur on St. Helene’s Island. and should be encouraged fact of life. blamed if they wonder aloud how Just before leaving for my holiday, I enjoyed Now one of the goals of our Moreover, Lance permitted well the director of the 0MB will He invited us to join in the festivities one night and it throughout the state. was great. celebrating a birthday with Ross Begg Sr. at the home of welfare program is to get himself, his family, and bank of­ his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Begg Jr. To lock-in any person into serve the people from here in. At each sitting for dinner, a governor is selected and he Peter K. O’Bara, son of Tolland High School this Air Force Reserve Air­ on Plymouth L ^ e . It was a lovely indoor-outdoor affair, Cadet Edwin L. Quinn those on its rolls off and gain­ ficials and their families to heavily Jimmy Carter may be personally reigns over the evening’s events. M r. and Mrs. Henry year. man Lynette Talburt, the welfare system. by not and Mr. Begg, who was 90 years young, was very pleased Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. fully employed. overdraw their accounts. When was pure, but he has needlessly tarnished ‘nie sumptuous food is served on pewterware and the O’Bara of Sherry Circle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. trying to overcome the with visits with his family and friends. Edwin L. Quinn of 62 Pitkin the last time a plain working stiff got his promise to give us a government only eating utensil is a knife. That made it a little tough Tolland, has enlisted in the Airman Gary A. Griffith, N. David Talburt of 17 lliere have been billions of Today, I received a call from P. Frederick Mietzner of St., is participating in a language barrier is perhaps away with that sort of thing? Comp­ with a high ethical standard by eating the soup, but we finally managed to lift the bowls Air Force. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sherman Ave., East Hart­ Trotter St. If you recall, we carried a “People” page U.S. Air Force Reserve Of­ tax dollars expended to the greatest exploitation of all. troller of the Currency John G. and sip away. He has left for basic B. Griffith of 20 Foster ford, has graduated at , Afl/lS / keeping his friend on in a job that story some time ago on Mr. Mietzner and his ac­ ficers Training Corps field provide training and retraining I had visiM the restaurant on a previous trip to Mon­ training in the ad­ Dr., Vernon, has been Lackland AFB, Tex., from After all, bilingualism is a say, that should fit right in with your lifestyle.” Heimann, who cleared Lance of law­ demands a touch more morality than complishments as a drummer. training encampment at treal, but my traveling companion, Connie Costello, a ministrative career field at selected for technical Air Force basic training. toward this end. two-way street and a cultural breaking, yet reported that Lance’s Caeser decreed for Calpumia. He doesn’t get around much — he was 82 in April — but Hurlburt Field, Fla. former Herald staffer, hadn’t, so it was fun sharing a Lackland Air Force Base training at Lowry AFB, But this is where we get to still enjoys hearing from friends. I promised I’d stop in Cadet Quinn, a student at achievement is a not a stigma. first-time visit with her. near San Antonio, Tex. Colo., in the Air Force She now goes to Keesler soon and chat with him and his lovely wife. the University of Connec­ wondering if we are deter- There was music all during dinner with a Russian He was graduated from photo systems repair field. AFB, Miss., for specialized Also, heard from Mrs. Walter Vernier of Fort Pierce, ticut, is a 1974 graduate of singer singing “Lara's Theme’’ from the motion pic­ He recently completed training in the ad­ Loomis-Chaffee School in Fla., who has been an avid Herald fan for 34 years. ture “Dr. Zhivago.’’ He was marvelous. basic training at Lackland ministrative field. Windsor. His wife, Mary, is Russians navy; The threat today She found my column about the mouse in the house in­ A little U sh lass sang “Danny Boy,” and the pretty AFB, Tex. He was Airmann Talburt was the daughter of Mr. and A matter of taste teresting and said she had a similar experience many f Births “wenches” (waitresses) served carafes of wine and ^taeMWE9swcs3BeMaaMRa»Hn graduated from Rockville graduated from East Hart­ Mrs. Arthur Francis of 28 WASHINGTON - “Seapower years ago. For reasons best left to It seems to us that the $29 naming him directly. It was Aspin tack craft backed by modem sub­ grouse (It was really Cornish game hen). Everything was High School in 1973. ford High School in 1976. Webster Rd., Ellington. Mrs. Vernier will be heading for Connecticut on Sept. speculation, officials at the plaque should be put back up so remains, as it has over the centuries, Lee Roderick who succeeded in having a National marines,” and France — which is presented in such a festive manner. It’s a “must see’’ While, Eric John, son of 10 to visit with her son and his wife in Glastonbury and a vital element in the maintenance of Security Council review de-classified "with” but not "of” the NATO place to visit when you’re in Montreal. John and Deborah Agriculture Department in that Packer’s ghost — which is said she would give me a call and perhaps we can get peace," reads the introduction to the •*«»*«««The Herald’s* to show the total tonnage of the U.S. military line-up — has “brilliant Dale showed us the tents which were erected to accom­ Poehnert White of Burbank Washington have named their likely to be sensitive about together for a chat. newly released edition of “Jane’s Washington Correspondent and U.S.S.R. fleets. The result, designers” and high-quality ships, modate 600 people attending a medical convention during Rd., West Stafford. He was new grill after Alfred E. such things — can go back to Fighting Ships" — an authoritative the week. She said she has a dear friend in Manchester, Gladys bom Aug. 23 at Rockville the Warsaw Pact with its Soviet- Moore says, was a "grossly mis­ but continuing political and man­ Hansen, who usually picks her up when she visits in Packer, the Colorado mountain Littleton and rest in peace. British publication, now in its 80th “Everything we present inside will be the same, except General Hospital. His dominated procurement system and leading” comparison of their power problems. Glastonbury so she can get to see friends in Manchester. guide convicted of killing and year, which is often called the "bible out of doors,” he said. maternal grandparents are the NATO line-up is disturbing for strengths. Tlie U.S. has more tons at I’m looking forward to meeting her. Mr. and Mrs. Donald /RopcoFoofri of the world’s navies." sea; the U.S.S.R. more ships. Weakness begets attack He is also going to send me recipes for some of the A eating five prospectors in 1874. Thought Western observers,” says the Poehnert of 23 Loveland Several of them went so far Political and military officials in foreward to “Jane’s.” “ Since the early days of the Hill, Vernon. His paternal the capital have spent considerable Tonnage vs. ships as to chip in a few dollars Military oriented Alliance,” says Moore, “peace of a grandparents are Mr. and time in recent years debating the “What this was designed to prove sort has been maintained because Mrs. Alexander White of con cut your apiece so that a $29 plaque “Do not judge, or you too will be "...In the U.S.S.R. the economy is relative strengths of the U.S. and is not readily apparent,” says Moore, NATO has possessed sufficient Enfield. He has a brother, judged. For in the same way you directed primarily towards military could be put-chased in his U.S.S.R. Now, coolly from afar, com­ "but what it can obscure is that 91,- strength to make the success of any Brian Robert, 2W. judge others, you will be judged, and spending, possibly up to as much as 400 tons of Nimitz can be in only memory. es an independent assessment which opponent's adventure problematical. with the measure you use, it will be 13-15% of the GNP and rising by b% one place at a time, despite the range Wedding Predictably, the building goes a long way toward helping lay "As many in the West cry for fuel bils in half! measured to you. per year. The result is a large body of of her aircraft, while 18 5,000-ton citizens sort out where America and further cuts in defense spending, so manager took down the plaque “Why do you look at the speck of production designed to supply the ships can be in 18 places...Let us get As featured in its allies stand defensively in relation does the balance swing against BOLAND SMbOutCoU. because he thought it might be sawdust in your brother's eye and qrmed forces of the Warsaw Pact on off the adding machine and think better magazines to Russia and its allies. NATO. Weakness begets attack and and major Rapeo Foam Insulation flows into every comer in “bad taste,” which shows pay no attention to the plank in your a continuing basis, working a long­ about men. It is here that the all­ Vostitsanoa-Kowell and cranny to completely seat the space Not eom forting subsequent defeat; it begets OIL CO. newspapers. ^ between walls. NR1 nohsettleor decompose how out of touch with popular own eye? How can you say to your term plan. Your house stays warm and draft-free. The picture painted by "Jane’s volunteer (U.S. Navy) has the edge blackmail and surrender to threats.” E S T .1935 brother, ‘Let me take the speck out “NATO, on the other hand, is a on so many rivals despite recurring Dale A. Kowell of Athens, Greece, and Spyiidon D. traditional Skiathos Island designs. sentiment building managers Fighting Ships,” unfortunately, is not Capt. Moore, suggesting a number of your eye,' when all the time there loose gathering of nations, each with problems in certain spheres.” Vostltsanos of Kalamata, Greece, were married July 27 Panayiottis Playanos of Kalamata, Greece, served as SoMyfortbur can be. comforting. It is one of a powerful of approaches to strengthening at the Kimesls ’Theotokou Kalsariimls Church in Athens. FUEL OIL is a plank In your own eye? You its own ends while the NATO com­ Britain’s navy included over 800 best man. fbffliy and purposeful Eastern bloc naval western navies, ends on note few of The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. In fact, Packer (who was hypocrite, first take the plank out of mands, weighed down by a massive major escorts in January 1944; today After traveling to several Greek islands, the couple is ^ Rapeo Foam surrounds cablet AUTOMATIC DELIVERY and ninclion bom with G force continuing to get larger and us could argue with: "Our future Kowell of 107 Helaine The bridegroom is the son of now residing in Athens. sentenced to hang, but never your own eye, and then you will see committee system frequently it has 67. Against the sobering 24 HOURF SERVICE insulating foam to more menacing, at the very time that Mrs. Georgia Vostltsanos of Athens and the late Dionysus Mrs. Vostltsanos was employed as a field assistant by did) is a folk hero in Colorado, clearly to remove the speck from dominated by national requirements, peace depends on the solution of discourage decline, "Jane’s” balances the S. VostitsaiKM. Any home, no nutter whit ttM dangerous shorts most countries of the Western bloc problems such as these — we may all Hartford Insurance Group. Mr. Vostltsanos, a graduate construction can be made warm where he spent his declining your brother s eye. must base their planning as much on NATO picture somewhat by noting The Rev. Panayiottis Baseas, chief assistant to the of Merchant Marine Academy of Greece, is presently a 646-6320 and fire. are beset with domestic economic pray that it is not too late.” 389 Cantor,8L and draft-free in just hours with days handing out candy to Matthew 7:1-5 hope as on promises.” that Greece and Turkey are "both Archbishop of Athens, performed the double-ring master of ships in the Greek Merchant Marine. He Rapeo Foam Insulation... and woes that cut deeply into their com­ « SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS M o n ch iitor with no mess. New International Version Sea lanes needed building powerful forces of fast at­ ceremony. formerly served with the Greek Naval Headquarters small children in the Denver mitments to their navies. 1977 Rev. Neale McLain The bride, given in marriage by ber father, wore a Staff. suburb of Littleton. "Once again a comparison between John Moore, a retired captain in Church of the Nazarene the Royal Navy and editor of bandwoven linen gown with vari-colored embroidery in “Jane’s,” notes that "despite the Manchootor - The flrtt IMa| yN'l eetke It enormous technical advances of the dN ^lel because Rapeo foam DMUAND MJUIOII shuts out noise tool last 50 years, over 95 per cent by APMTMENTS The case of the closed case weight of mankind’s commerce P o litic s depends on sea lanes.” And few coun­ (Last of two related columns) late summer and autumn of that W skdl be a free spirit Sc tries are more dependent on shipping WASHINGTON - (NEA) - Buried By Martha Angle and year, the overdrafts constantly n^rson m me map set mp place or time or 3 bedroom deluxe than the United States to assure con­ Townhouse, IW baths with Rapeo foam Insulation prevents in the voluminous government report Robert Walters exceeded $100,000 and peaked at attached office and its own drafts and heat lost. Your tinued access to vital raw materials. ONLYRAPCOF OAI^ S GUARANTEED" heating system it on less often on Bert Lance’s finances is the $152,700. bathroom. Ideal for in­ FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR HOME! The Soviet Union, on the other hand, By GREG PEARSON soyouseve sebstaaiity allegation that at least one aspect of surance, real estate, ac­ ly flopped because Lance finished a No fees imposed has few such strategic countants, etc. office, am­ Lance’s dealings with a bank in his ple parking, separate of­ poor third in the Democratic No interest or service charges requirements. Free Spirit Cafe & Lounge home town of Calhoun, Ga. warrants ’Thursday night should probably be also makes good sense politically. It fice entrance. i n c . primary.) were imposed on either overdrafts ‘’The USA has import-export Rapeo Foam a full-scale criminal investigation. the first formal public appearance offers an opportunity for the can­ RA.TOZIER during the first half of 1974 or on figures that have nearly trebled in 341 KELLY ROAD • OFF VERNON CIRCLE Much ado has been made about the Board chairman for political candidates mnning in didates to meet a large group of Insukition more than $50,000 in additional Lance five years," reads the study, "while Open dally 10 to S comptroller of the Currency’s Lance was then president of this year's town election. voters at one time for the first time VERNON, CONNECTICUT Sunday 1 to S EJVEAC Y CONSER VA TtON SER VICES my. campaign bills which the bank paid, those of the U.S.S.R. have more than general conclusion that “we do not Calhoun First National Bank, in May On that night. In the Manchester since the parties announced their Take Exit 94 off 1-86, 149 RaiUUntial it Commarclal then waited two to five months for doubled despite her very slight Tudor Lane, off Oakland 22 Regant Si, believe the information developed to 1974, he became board chairman of High School auditorium, a meeting choices in early August. .SanAm/Ukmi Jonief.,P um ^r.uU ael?Jf reimbursement. reliance on external raw materials. ^ripot ^mMoiSoni Street. JUanehailar, Conn. date in the (Lance) inquiry warrants the bank, a position he held until will be held to discuss the recent Following an examination at the Finely chopped veel & chicken, deiicateiy seasoned with a 8 4 7 -9 7 7 1 to 5 sworn in as director of the Office of The Soviet merchant marine at just water contamination problem in the CALL 649-5368 from 8 A.M. P.M. the prosecution of any individuals." Calhoun bank in 1975, employes of the Labor Day—which is next Monday cj G iiii or Soup of tko tuul Spimmek SrJmA blend of imported and domestic cheeses, wrapped in a very the Management and Budget early over 20 million tons is a third again southwest section of town. thin French pancake. Crucial section comptroller’s office are reliably — normally marks the starting date this year. the size of that of the USA.” Officials from the Water Depart­ But little attention has been reported to have concludeo that for campaigning during town elec­ QuUko jCorrulno "It is unlawful for any national Key weakness noted ment will be present to answer Jlivor Ptdo utitk S^eoJ SormuJa O i u o A , focused on a statement in one crucial Lance’s bank made illegal “loans” or tions. Several candidates have A blend of Imported cheeses with morsels of bacon, served In bank," says one very explicit federal Characterizing the Soviet navy questions from members of the S4mrJ B oiLj Sff, O tv o t a n J C rackor* a tender tart shell. section of the comptroller’s ’‘advances’’ to his campaign com­ already issued statements on law, "to make a contribution or overall as “very powerful and well- public. exhaustive report, in which he says a mittee. matters ranging from the water do^iSm StUtU-^ac^uos expenditure in connection with any knit,” Moore still sees a key Charles McCarthy, acting town Cri*puJ&u^kfCko/\SJLJ 1975 "criminal referral" to the On Dec. 24, 1975, the comptroller’s problem to conflict-of-interest. More Flavorful scailope prepared In a classic French sauce with election to any political office ... or weakness in the Soviet’s centralized manager who scheduled the meeting, mushrooms ai>d a blend of cheeses; fluted edging of whipped Justice Department regarding office sent a “criminal referral” to statements can be expected before TO SCfiOOL potato. Beautifully presented on an imported natural Coquille BMK for any candidate, political com­ manpower approach: “...There is also has Invited present-members of Lance’s fiscal legerdemain was "ap­ the Justice Department, “receiving Election Day, which will be Tuesday, Pouit & o f tmoikoroJ witk ftjofuJ CkoJJmr shell. mittee or other person knowingly to continuing evidence of centralized the Board of Directors as well as propriate” the facts relating to those over­ Nov. 8 this year. tu u l P u h Im accept or receive any contribution candidates running for the board in drtJt SmpmriaJ The transactions in question date drafts." control which must inhibit initiative prohibited by this section." and which relies on that vulnerable this year's election. Richard Weinstein, a Republican Alaskan Klrtg Crab prepared with a side of butter and wine back to 1973, when Georgia’s gover­ Sat on material SknvoJ ComoJ Boof, Suuorkrmui, sauce, attractively presented in a natural shell. necessity, naval wireless com­ ’The invitation to board candidates candidate for the Board of Directors, nor, Jimmy Carter, prohibited by the For 11 months. Justice Depart­ Broatk Cordon Blou Get your clofhes Autumn Defined munications.” was a proper one because the water has announced his endorsement of mltk PutiiMH Ibro4tinf, iorvod Opom Jm£oJ state’s constitution from seeking a readyl We'll freshen up your The statute further defines as a ment oHicials in Washington and Moore takes a swipe at Wisconsin issue has been a prime source of the applications by Dial-A-Ride of Flavorful boned breast of Cornish, stuffed with imported ham second term, tapped Lance as his Georgia sat on the material. At one and a blend of Swiss and Muenster cheese. ''contribution, loan, advance, Democratic Rep. Les Aspin, a con­ fodder for early campaign Connecticut Inc. to expand its ser­ PmUrmmi, BormuJm O niow , J ro ttck o J m itk entire wardrobe by giving it heir apparent. (That effort eventual- point, the ease was bucked up to the deposit, or gift of money, or any ser­ sistent Pentagon foe — without statements. vices. n u u S o ^ iu our special cleaning and press­ ussistant attorney general in charge vices, or anything of value.” In fact, the idea of a single meeting The firm, located in Manchester, Open faced with melted Cheddar. of the criminal division. ing treatment! Fast service I In May 1973, Lance’s campaign to discuss the water problem was recently received approval from the Correction Then, last autumn, something I Almanac ,mctk^„Uk VUUS^iu Cks,M committee opened the TBL mentioned by two candidates — state Public Utilities Control Sometimes it doesn’t pay to get too strange happened. Precisely two Operating Account” at the Calhoun By Uniled Press Inlernalional Republican Vivian Ferguson and Authority (PUCA) to create a far ahead of yourself with columns. bank. (The initials are those of days before Carter announced his in­ ^A tod Vurkof Broaui, Sluod fUoakroomo, Today is Tuesday, Aug. 30, the Democrat Stephen Cassano. private taxi service for Manchester The Reflections column Monday Thomas Bertram Lance.) tention to nominate Lance as 0MB droncUu^itk W JudCkoddor 242nd day of 1977 with 123 to follow. For several reasons It is likely that and South Windsor. It also previously contained a photograph that had ab­ Throughout 1974, the account was director, the Justice Department The moon Is moving from its full most, and hopefully all, of the board received PUCA approval for a solutely nothing to do with the Girl almost constantly overdrawn in the belatedly decided not to prosecute Scout Troop 1 trips to Europe; phase to the last quarter. candidates will appear at Thursday’s transportation system for the elderly ^droo S p ir it , ^ oomkinotion o f m iy tme a t ^k» mkm'0 (tkaatm Caka milk Ckarr^ ^a/t^iiif ONE HOUR HMRTINIZING $20,(X)0-$25,000 range in the first half and closed its file on the case. neither does it have any relationship The morning stars are Venus, meeting. and handicapped. mamb midi W aA aJ S m iu mud CkmJJmr. of the year and peaking at 576,400 in To this day, the comptroller’s of­ SriJi Catfaa LEAVE OFF AT ANY OF OUR to a sequal to that column which will Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Whether or not one agrees that the “ All too often it is the public March. fice isn’t satisfied with the Justice appear next week. Hie evening star is Mercury. issue is a non-partisan, non-political treasury which tries to provide such fffaMUan ( ta tfa a POUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS A second account, the “ Bert Lance Department’s handling of the case. It does have relationship to a Those bom on this date are under one, it still is a matter that concerns services,” Weinstein said. Campaign Committee Accout,” was The law and the facts are too clear in Caffa rriaa tkraa Sptfii column that was supposed to have the sign of Virgo. town goverom«it — a government “Our syston of government was 2H W. NMe Tpke. nM riiSl 122 L MMie Tpke. 9M Main St run Monday, but now must be opened at the Calhoun bank in April this instance to allow Carter to paper American actors Fred MacMurray that nine of the candidates will have not designed to be all things to all I eiew Ham S3-SO\ Catfaa, Vaa. SaaL . Caka MMiaESTa MIINGNESTER MMKIISnR LNTFD. delayed for two weeks; just as a 1974 — and six weeks later it was it over with a proclamation that and Raymond Massey were bora on a major role in during the next two people. Private initiative in an area teaser, does anybody in the North overdrawn by more than $4,600. Lance "enjoys my complete con­ M f - 9 1 0 0 • 4 f - 4 1 7 1 1 B 9 -9 1 0 0 Aug. 30 — the former In 1908 and the years. such as this must be supported and End recognize the photograph? During a four-month period in the fidence and support.” latter in 1896. An appearance by the candidates encouraged," he said. Entortalniiwnt m v m days a waak — Sunday S-11 Original DIxMand Jazz PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HEaiALD. Manchtiter. Conn., Tuet., Aug. 10,1W7 Manchester evening herald, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Aug. 30, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN City will appeal elose I | Coventry educators S o u t h W i n d s o r Parsons in- The shop is operated by the South | tOWfl8% C allt ^ ■ I* ■■ • • • With the annual Wapping Fair little entering the parade can Windsor Woman’s Club. Shop | f iL A 'f f ’ ■ l l ' W # ! HUD fund ruling more than a week ago, youngsters ^ " “ Ct T ^M azza, 644-M84, or Dan proceeds are donated to a variety of | A n d o v e r & I X X are out searching local swamps for „ *ocal needs, Including numerous g oonna HniinnH fisnjiOTe i HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - City ford. long-legged frogs to enter in the frog ^ be held scholarships. | ...... | officials will ask the U.S. Supreme Hartford charged HUD exceeded jumping contest.’The town’s talented Sept. 11. Running shoes will ’The shop is seeking donations of S _ ^ i The Building Needs Committee of lO, Cafeteria tables at the hiah Court to overturn a lower court deci­ its legal authority when it allowed (or “talentless” ) are brushing up be awaided to winners of each of the household bric-a-brac, books, games ^ Donna Holland...... 646-0375 a the Coventry Board of Education has school, $1,875 sion dismissing Hartford’s lawsuit the suburbs to file for grants without their acts for the “Gong Show” and ‘“V“|o|“ AU runners and and usable clean clothing as well as k C o v e n try | announced the list of priorities for 11. An additional circulating pump against the Department of Housing estimates of future low income the ladies are putting the final 1®™““ be admitted free to the any other items which may be resold. § Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 § revenue sharing funds. |i,ooo. and Urban Development and seven housing needs. touches on this year's jams and entries will accepted. _ , . , ^ E llin irto n S The Board of Education suggested 12.300 chairs for the middle school, suburbs. U.S. District Court Judge M. jellies. Also available during the fair Backyard carnival S RnrhoM n-h h cjoovh ^ changes in the order of $4,500. Nicholas R. Carbone, city council Joseph Blumenfeld’s order in Booth space is still available to all * “ *'end will be a nail driving con- Three South Windsor youngsters | ' ' b«3-2711 | priorities, putting in as No. 6 the in- 13. Stage curtains, $3,400 (a bid majority leader, said Monday the January 1976 blocked the towns from groups and individuals, according to ‘e«, pie eabng contest, egg toss, and have scheduled a backyard carnival S ? § strucUonal equipment requests from item), appeal will proceed despite what be spending more than |4 million in Don Wojtyna of the fair committee. ® variety of games for the children. Wednesday afternoon to benefit the § Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 55 the school superintendent. The 14. Reupholstering of auditorium termed "mixed feelings” among CDA funds. But two weeks ago, the Rental fees are reasonable and per- ® |®^*’®®ted in entering the Muscular Dystrophy fund. ^ S o u th W in d s o r § requests are for renovation, con- seats in the high school, $1,500 (bid Democratic council members about U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals sons interested in renting booths *3||’ eijlbits can contact The event, to be held at 59 Oakwood SJudyKuehnel ...... 644-1364 S struction and equipment. item). the action. ruled that Hartford didn’t have legal should contact Gordon Gibson, 644- Smith, 644-1077. Rd., will feature games and a raffle. .^ T o lla n d S The list of priorities is as follows: 15. Adult toilet facilities at Robert- Carbone said the decision to go standing to sue HUD. ■vi-.'I.-'V/ 1866, or Steve Galovich, 644-0302. V o lu n te e rs n e e d e d Planning the carnival are Cindy S Barbara Ri^hninnH ejaovn Physical education storage room son School, $4,000 (Materials only). ahead with the appeal is based on the Windsor Locks and East Hartford mi Space is also stiU available in the The South Windsor Community Striebel, 11, of 64 Palmer Dr.; Kim S «'cnmona . .b43-27ii 5. in the high school music room to 16. Painting at RoberUon School, "professional judgment” of City are the only two towns that would parade, which will formally kick off Thrift Shop needs volunteers to help Voung, 10, of 59 Oakwood Dr., and ^ safety in the $2,000 (labor only, the paint is Manager James B. Daken and Cor­ stand to gain by the appeals ruling the weekend activities at noon on staff the shop, located in the Sullivan I^^nna Chachile, 10, of 28 Oakwood ^ “ ^rbara Richmond ...643-2711 S hallways, $750 (materials only). already on hand). poration Counsel Mary Hennessey. since they did not comply with the Ave. Plaza. Dr. 2. Replacement of gymnasium The revenue sharing funds for Richard Bellman, the New York January 1976 order. ’The other five j i " ' doors and a ventilator in Robertson these and possibly other projects will lawyer who argued the city’s case in towns had complied with " ■ 3 1 1 1 1 1 reasons, $1,500 come to about $70,000 for the town, both the federal district and appeals Blumenfeld's ruling to provide courts, said Monday he was laying projected low income housing es­ ous damase won t 3. Windows in the middle school, Brainard, school board member, that the groundwork to seek a ruling timates. J $7,000 (materials and labor). the repair and updating of the blocking Windsor Locks and East East Hartford appealed to the U.S. V e r n o n happened to be in the area and who sive damage he can recall in recent Building. r,^(. Ventilatim at the middle and burglar alarm system in the schools Hartford from drawing about |1 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals while East Hartford Police Commander Joseph Leone, third from Holdstock PI. where Frank DeCorleto Jr. was holding .... might have seen anyone suspicious to years. n ..iio i:« i ...... i Robertson Schools (power vents), should be on the list of priorities for million in impounded federal Capital Windsor Locks withdrew from the from the left, discusses the situation with East Hartford, police off with a deer rifle. (Photo by Dick Paradis) Vernon school buses vandalized call the station ^ ^ . . B u lle tin h o a rd $1,600 (materials only). revenue sharing, Community, Capital Development funding program altogether. state and Hartford police on School St. just around the corner over the weekend will be repaired in V o ter m a k in g The Tri-Town Players will conduct 5. Sound proofing of art rooms in In addition to the revenue sharing and Capital Act funds. Bellman said he would ask the tim e for school opening next Damage to the buses is estimated Vernon Town Clerk Henry Butler auditions for “ Plaza Suite” tonight the middle school, $1,550 (materials priorities to be presented to the Town Hartford filed suit in August 1975 to federal appeals court to stay its Wednesday, Charles Brisson, the at $2,500, and to the construction 3®^ ‘he Board of Admissions will and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at 32 only). It is hoped that the drop Council for approval, the school block community funds under HUD’s order that Blumenfeld’s injunction school system’s business manager, equipment, about $500. conduct a special voter-making ses- Park PI. 'The play is scheduled to be ceilings will also conserve heat. board also discussed hiring aides to 1974 Housing and Community be lifted. That stay will apply to only Gunman was held said this morning. Brisson said getting the buses tonight from 7 to 9 in the presented in November at the Middle 6. A long list of instructional equip- assist special education students in Development Act for the seven suth East Hartford and Windsor Locks Sometime over the weekend van- repaired in time for school opening Memorial Building, Park PI. School. ment submitted by Arnold Eiman, transportation, urban towns of Enfield, Windsor and not to West Hartford and dais smashed and cracked windows Sept. 7 will be close, because some of To qualify as a voter, a person Vernon Grange 52 will meet Friday school superintendent, about $10,000. Jacob Wisenall of the transporta- Locks, Vernon, West Hartford, Far­ Glastonbury, which has also for Georgia murder and windshields in 18 school buses the windshields won’t be delivered must be an American citizen, at least at 8 p.m. in Grange Hall, Rt. 30. 7. Lockers at the high school and tioncom m ltteesaiditlstryingtoes- mington, Glastonbury and East Hart­ appealed. parked in the Feeder Rd. area off I- until Sept. 6. He said he was assured 18 years of age, and a bonafide resi- Anthony Nesta, Vernon’s dog middle school, $1,700 (materials timate the cost, which woqld come to BRUNSWICK, Ga. (UPI) - Frank "Don't do that, you’re crazy,” 86. by Mason Thrall, owner of the Wind- dent of the town. warden, has set new hours for the only). about $1,800. He said there are funds DeCorleto Jr., who killed his wife Mrs, Austin reportedly told him. The vandals also damaged some sor Bus Service which has the busing Also qualifying will be anyone who dog pound when people may retrieve 8. Amesite paving at Coventry in the special education budget which and four-vear-old son before taking He said he told police later, ‘"The construction equipment belonging to contract, that schools will be able to will be 18 by Election Day, Nov. 8. th e ir dogs. M ondays through Grammar School and Robertson would allow the hiring aides for one O’Keefe arraigned his own life today in an East Hartford, minute she called me crazy, I knew the Savin Bros. Construction Co., open on time. These persons may preregister. Fridays, the pound will be open from School, $19,185 (m aterials and hour in the morning and one hour in Conn., apartment, served nearly 12 she was as good as dead.” which is working on the highway He said Thrall said the men may Voters are also made anytime 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and on Saturdays labor). the afternoon, years of a life sentence for In his confession to Brunswick widening project in Vernon. have to work through the night during the regular business day of from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. 9. Flashing and roofing at the high The Board of Education will meet in slaying of kin murdering a young Navy wife in police, DeCorleto said he told Mrs. Vernon Police said they received T uesday to h ave a ll of th e ‘h® town clerk. The next regular The dog pound is located on Windsor- school, $1,000 (materials only). with the Town Council Sept. 15 todis- Brunswick in 1963. Austin he was going to kill her and the report of the vandalism late Mon- windshields and windows in. voter-making session will be Sept. 10 ville Rd. near Vernon’s waste treat- cuss teacher contract negotiations, HARTFORD (UPI) - The slate’s body of Mrs. Graves, 84, at her Hart­ DeCorleto confessed to the May 26, she ran from the trailer. He said he day and they are asking anyone who Brisson said this is the most exten- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Memorial ment plant. case against a 45-year-old East Hart­ ford apartment. 1963, shooting of Mrs. Aldene Cote shot her with a 22-caliber pistol, and ford man accused of strangling his The suspect was arrested earlier in Austin, a former girlfriend who was she fell to the ground but tried to mother-in-law has been continued un­ the day by East Hartford Police on shot four times at her small mobile crawl away. Plan for Bolton park til next month. sex-related charges involving home adjacent to the Glynco Naval He said he walked over and shot Edmond P. O'Keefe was arraigned juveniles and had been released on Air Station. her twice more in the head, then Monday for murder in the death of $1,(X)0 bond. Police declined to dis­ Mrs. Austin, 20, was the husband of went to his car and got a .357 Mrs, Jennie Graves. Court of Com­ cuss the charges. expected in November a Navy petty officer who was magnum pistol and shot her again. mon Pleas Judge Julius Kremski The body of Mrs. Graves was found station^ at Glynco. DeCorleto said he then headed A plan of development for Bolton’s In- But, Cheney said, “ We would be pressed ’ F 1 f I ' A ordered the case continued until inside her Broad St. apartment about In his confession, DeCorleto, then north on U.S. 17 and was stopped in dian Notch Park is expected to be com- to get the development plan ready in time ^ ^ j j ^ ^ Sept, 12. 7:30 p.m. and O’Keefe was picked up 20, of Hartford, Conn., said he had Darien, Ga., by the highway patrol pleted in about three months. to use the federal money.” O'Keefe was arrested Sunday night when he showed up at the death stolen his mother’s car and was and a local policeman. CMA Partnership, the landscape Officers elected a short time after police found the scene. enroute to Florida when he saw a He was returned to Brunswick architwt hired by the Public Building Edward Delsignore was unanimously roadsign, "Glynco,” and where he was convicetd of murder in Commission (PBC), should have a plan elected chairman of the PBC until August > m remembered that Mrs. Austin, an ex­ September 1963 and sentenced to life for the entire park finished by the end of jgyg qqjg election was held at a recent girlfriend, had moved there. He went in prison. He told police he had been Paquette fires again November. meeting. to the Austin mobile home and got taking drugs prior to the shooting. into an argument over Mrs. Austin’s The firm will concentrate on the PBC members agreed the bylaws would dog. He said in his confession that he development of the swimming area. rewritten to specify a one-year term in his primary fight had been arrested before for Ralph Zahner, surveyor, has completed for the chairman During the argument, he said Mrs. Austin called him "crazy.” trespassing, breach of peace and 12 a topographical map of the area and sub- 'Tpiw-her.i nperied East Hartford doubted the choice was based on or more counts of breaking and mitted an unsigned copy to the PBC and ‘ e a c n e rs n e e a e a ______qualifications. While he was barricaded in the the landscape architect. A boundary map Applications substitute teachers at ;; Joseph Paquette, Democratic entering. "With all the problems we have East Hartford apartment, he told of the area was completed by Griswold & Bolton High School being challenger for his party's nomination had with leaking roofs and other police and a newspaper that the argu­ DeCorleto was paroled May 6,1975, Fuss, consulting engineers. accepted. ■ for mayor in Blast Hartford, today building defects in the past, there is a ment started after the dog nipped his after serving nearly 12 years of his When town officials learned recently Call 643-2768 or visit the high school on fired off another charge against serious question as to the competen­ hand and he bit the dog. life sentence. Mayor Richard Blackstone. that Bolton was eligible for the second Brandy St. to get an application. cy of these architects,” he said. round of funding under the federal Public A n tiq u e sh o w - Paquette has forced a Democratic "The same architects used by the Works Employment Act, they submitted Plans are under way for the St. Maurice primary Sept. 15 with Blackstone, town have also been used by Dead man told truth an application for development of Indian church annual antique show. Persons in- the party's convention choice. politicians in Hartford and other Notch Park. terested in being a patron or sponsor i 'T m asking the mayor to explain parts of the slate,” he said. The town could receive $133,000 in should call Mary Sheridan, how he chooses engineers and He questioned whether the federal grants. Anyone wishing to donate homemade architects to work on town projects,” architects and engineers fees are a about missing silver Douglas Oieney, PBC member and jams, jellies, pickles or other home Paquette said. source of political patronage “for The man was apparently former chairman, said he believes the cann^ items may leave them at the rec- Sjl,} He suggested the choice may be certain politicians who operate An unidentified police officer wearing a bulletproof vest By MAL BARLOW DeCorleto. Some say his failure to town could develop about 75 per cent of tory. ’There will be a “cut and paste” based on the amount the men donate behind the scenes.” reflects the serious mood of the dozens of police at the East Hartford Reporter the park if it got the money. workshop Sept. 8 at 9:30 a.m. to the mayor’s campaign. Also, he ransom or sell the silver may have "I challenge the mayor to discuss shooting scene in East Hartford Monday evening. (Photo by East Hartford Police confirmed said, it may be based on how Hart­ been part of what triggered him into it openly and honestly with me,” he Dick Paradis) „ „ this morning that Frank DeCorleto ford politicians chose them. He said. shooting his wife, SWoehon, 22, and Jr. told the truth when he said he had then his son Frank D. DeCorleto III, Officials busy working « Fire calls the Pitkin silver collection. 5, Monday afternoon in their upstairs The 26-piece set of 18th Century duplex on Holdstock Pi. on inn septic problem Manolieslrr silverware was stolen Aug. 10 from He had called the Hartford paper Monday, 12:36 East Hartford's Raymond Library on about eight times in recent days. B o l t o n persons involved agreed to Hospital seeks funds restored Most of the calls were cheerful. p.m.—kitchen fire, 83 Thomp­ Main St. Town officials said it was the revised timetable. ’The second step, ______son Rd.(Town) priceless. The melted down value But Monday afternoon at about Although the timetable to repair the contract plans and specifications by July ' Manchester Memorial Hospital has tion, hospital controller George Roy "I have a feeling that most of the 4:30 neighbors heard shots from the asked the Commission on Hospitals was small, they said. septic Alpha Omega vras extended to Aug. 31. He said the said there were oversights and budget cut will be restored,” Roy duplex. At that time, he called the Bolton Lake has been juggled, those in- Aipha-Omega Inn agreed to install all flow and Health Care (CHHC) to restore PUCA holding omissions which have been corrected said. He said he expected a decision A man phoned The Hartford newspaper again. This time his voice volved are a solution. reduction devices by July continue $83,000 which was cut from its capital and were explained Monday to a from the CHHC in about a week. town hearing Courant soon after the theft to say he was slurred. budget a few weeks ago. The hospital CHHC hearing panel. The commission has approved an would return the silver for $25,000 “I ve killed my wife and son,” he b M, th . lnn'< ( t e N .p o ‘t ; ? w i l d « had requested a $301,000 budget for brothers) were ordered by court to get the . Roy said that the oversights con­ operating budget of $17.1 million The state's Public Utilities Control ransom and immunity from prosecu­ said. capital equipment for 1978. tion. cerned incorrect depreciation values which includes hospital salaries and Authority (PUCA) is conducting a "I gave it (the silverware) back. I system fixed. The court intervened when In reviewing the budget applica­ given on replacement items which supplies. public hearing today in Manchester East Hartford Police Chief threw it out the window.” an administrative order by the Depart- f®!! « Clarence Drumm said “no deals. ” would amount to about $70,000. on the proposed Northeast Utilities After police had surrounded the rate increase. The man left some of the silver in home Monday, DeCorleto dared bushes at the Hartford newspaper of­ The hearing is being held in the police to come and get the sack of fice to prove he really had the collec­ engineering report, has been completed specifications. Municipal Building’s Hearing Room. silverware below his window. They East Hartford bulletin board tion. and submitted to the proper departments. L .o rre c iio n skmmo An afternoon session is scheduled did not. Randy May, DEP sanitary engineer. It was Incorrectly reported in Monday’s from 2-5 and an evening session is The caller said he would fence it. TTiis morning after police found Suftirull l>«MU‘fils Chief Drumm said publicity about said the report indicated two measures. Herald that the backyard carnival at 33 Wednesday, Ryan's women’s team lion Corps. .scheduled from 7-9 , Members of the him, his wife, and his son all dead in This is a week for softball benefits. the silver would make it almost im­ One is the design of a new septic system Watrous Rd. to raise money for the lakes the field against Carriage All games will be played at public are invited to attend and the duplex, they recovered the sack. Monday night Rein's Delicatessen possible to find a buyer for it. and the second is the installation of water Muscular Dystrophy Fund would be held ..«, House's women's team at 6:30 p.m, McAuliffe Park. speak. It was the Pitkin silver. men’s team was to play Ryan’s and the staff of Radio Station WTIC control devices to cut the building’s flows Thursday. ’The carnival was scheduled ^ to the bare minimum. today- The Herald regreU the error. Sports Store women's team to benefit takes on the staff of Channel 3 TV at 8 Voter inuking Voter session Cerebral Palsy of Greater Hartford. i p.m. — all to benefit the Times Farm There will be a voter making ses­ Tonight, Central Collections will play There will be a voter- East Hartford police report Camp in Andover. sion tonight from 7 to 9 at the the staff of Channel 30 TV at 7 to making session for Friday, the Morse School of Registrar's Office in the Town Hall. Area pollc* raport ' vmni benefit the Connecticut Children’s Manchester residents V Business meets the Channel 30 team Voters made tonight will be too late East Hartford Police arrested three ficer and breach of peace. He was to Services. today from 7-9 p.m. in the at 7:30 p.m. to benefit the Revitaliza- for the Democratic primary Sept. 15 men Monday night following a report be presented in court today. Vernon South Windsor v town clerk’s office. of a motor vehicle violation at 44 Rae E. Christensen, of 48 Michael David Munroe, 23, of 169 Vernon Ave., George T. Russell. 20, of 45 Farnham Church St. Ave., East Hartford, was charged Rockville, was charged Monday with Rd., South Windsor, was charged Monday Police arrived at the address with interfering with a police officer. criminal trespassing. Police said the with fourth-degree larceny. 1 % V around 9 p.m. and reported that a car He is to appear in court Sept. 19. arrest was made in connection with an in- Police said they found eight dozen ears First pupil transfer approved was being operated with a person on cident that happened on Grier Rd. He was of corn in his car parked on Foster Rd. the roof. A crowd gathered to watch The Manchester Board of Educa­ strong feelings against splitting the Police arrested a Hartford man released on his promise to appear in Com- Police said the corn was allegedly taken . ■ % than the Highland Park first grade. Normally, a transfer request is when police arrived, according to the tion Monday night agreed to a children. early this morning after a report of mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Sept. 28. from a nearby garden. He was released on ' ^ . - ____ .. _ _ ^ ^ ■ - - - Board members said they had no handled by the administration alone, police report. request from parents in the old South The children would walk to school, major objection to the request, but shots being fired from a Smith Dr. ------a $200 nonsurety bond for appearance M ^ M M m § P |jP n O EErnSEv but Deakin decided to put it before Arthur P. Petosa, 21, of residence. School district to allow their so the consideration, of transporta­ member Earl Odom expressed con­ the entire board because,” ! think it Is Lilyan Johnston, of 7 Bancroft Rd., Common Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, A K j M M V M J V j V P Thomaston, was charged with Police said Lawrence W. Martin. daughter to attend Martin, rather tion was not a problem in the cern at the precedence and im­ a sensitive area because of the Ellington, was arrested Monday on two Sept. 12. m m W w w m w V P W reckless driving and interfering with a 27, of Hartford, was charged with than Highland Park School. reeiuesl. Transportation is one of plications of the request. He said the closing of South a year ago.” separate warrants issued by Common police officer. He was the operator of discharging firearms within the town It was the first request for a three priorities considered in gran­ privilege of transferring should be The main objection raised on the Pleas Court charging her with third- « h»inmiino in AnHroa FHu/arHa Instant Match IV is our winningest instant g am e yet. Collect letters an d w iaSpeU ''M oney" lor $1,0(X). Spell transfer since South School closed in the vehicle, police said. He is limits, first-degree reckless en- ting a transfer request. Priority is extended to other first graders in the transfer request, Deakin said, was scheduled to appear in court Sept. 19. degree larceny. «n«orai 571 Hartford Rd Manchester reoorted Rub the six spots, match 3 dollar amounts and win up to 'Tree"for$100. II'1 YR SUBSC "appears,you've wona$25sub- June 1976. At that time many parents also given to those who walk to dangerment. possession of a sawed- same district. He said the board that many parents were against the Kenneth M. Plourde, 20, of 44 SlOmiWaSr. ,c„p.=nloCo™«.a„bw„k.,l.«ten-.IS.ubw,„n„,o,. objected to having their children In school and a family which is split into off shotgun and breach of peace. He should expect more requests. closing and busing of their children Church St., East Hartford, was the primary grades bused to two school districts. is being held on $5,000 bond and will released on a $1,000 nonsurety bond for river in South Windsor Monday. Police All w inners ploy for $1 BOO a week. For lifel All instant not eligible lor our G rand Prize drawing.) Odom is in a similar situation out of the neighborhood three-grade charged with interfering with a Highland Park School. South School The main consideration in a living in the old South district, with be presented in court today, police court appearance Sept . 28. said the car was damaged some. w inners on the m ain portion of the ticket claim ed by date to V P 4 — M M ^PPMP P P X I# school. However, Deakin said he police officer, assault on a police of­ said. had only Grades 1-3, transfer is that space must be his two children attending different assumes now because he has had no be announced wiU automatically be eligible for Grand Prize. J U p ^ JUDM p X ^ # l p The board met prior to the regular available in the school where the stu­ schools. However, he has decided other transfer requests, that parents $1,000 a week for life (starting no earlier than age 18) with a U w tw &ww9w m mWm^mrnBwWm mW board meeting with Dr. and Mrs. dent wishes to transfer, in this case, against requesting a transfer for his have adjusted to the change. R ockville hospital notes guaranteed minimum of a r^lion dollars. Michael Goodman who made the Deakin said space is available in the younger son. The entire school system has an East Hartford fire calls request to allow their daughter, who first grade at Martin School. Deakin said it would be difficult to open transfer policy which allows will enter the first grade, to attend At the end of last school year,there inform parents in the district of their transfers from one school to another Monday, 3:21 p.m .—False alarm at 745 Holdstock PI. Martin School with her two older were 19 first grade pupils, although, right to petition for transfers before on a space available basis. Main St.' f r o m t h e CONNECTICUT LOTTERY sisters. They moved to S. Main St, he said that number may have school starts next week, but he said Monday. 10:07 p.m. -Standby for Bourke, Ellington Rd , South „ . w „ I Cbihm*Z»a«i»10pni«wh«««tido«oraioUCa*»Obdumardclcmtog«<»iioun»<«idUijbpiiMciipaitiapaiingSJ290 Deakin said the Goodman's Monday. 4:44 p.m. —Motor vehicle ac­ police at Henderson and Chesslee Sts. Windsor; Eva Clemento, Discharged Monday: Mrs. aaugnter, Jan et Lane, Sik»C#aneH«3hwor.W«t»ri(irid.CT.061(B PnMen>ayb«ckiini«iduplol yKiilioni(»inoui»»dendo(g. Michaud Tolland- Jean Bissell Rd., Coventry; Wanda Mrs. Sandra West and students in the Martin first grade request, "They have never been in­ transfer. Church St. Today. 8:32 a m. —First aid caii at 144 Kennedy, .said the parents expressed vited to make the requests," he said. Monday. 7:28 p.m. —Assist police at 4 Woodiawn Cir. Rickett Wilshire Dr Ver- Piano. Webster Lane, Bolton; daughter. Tolland. V " , i \ MANCHESTER EVBJflNG HERALD, Manchester, Conti., Tues., Aug. 30,1977 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmdiertw, Com., Tuei., Aug. tO, 1W7

Jai Alai entries Dibbs and Orantes in title match Bob & Marie’s sweep Cherrone’s BROOKLINE, M an. Patience is the key fac­ barrasslng than the score But the feisty Dibbs Open. It didn't work at all over the Tset. He did it four Tunday Nlghl (UPI) - It wUl be Eddie tor in their games — both indicates. battled back and forced Monday. times, and all were Dlbbi and Manuel Orantes like to wait out their op­ The third-seeded errors before both ran out "For one thing, I played winners. going for the prize money ponents and play to their ^Taniard won IS straight of gas in the end. better today," said Dibbs took control of his M LUm to win town Class B softball crown Orantes. "I played today match in tbe third set after l-I U m toni^t, and the one wbo weaknesses, neither games, 16 of the last 17, “I usually don't like to MIM gets it may be the only one Orantes nor Dibbs likes to and allowed Fillol only 11 like I wanted to play." falling behind 2-1 and U iCmr play Jaime," said Orantes M iM to still standing when the SOth gamble. points in the entire Second after his match. “He takes By tbe middle of the se­ watching Fibak pull to It took 23 post-season games Cherrone's came up with six runs Thus, the curtain falls on season M IM r U.S. Profei^onal Tennis Both players won their set. a lot of chances. He likes to cond set, Orantes had within two points ol a ser­ before a champion was in the fifth to close within one, 9-8, which saw six league champs and as I t o M i l M it t l S Championdiips are over. semifinal nutches Monday The fourth-seeded Dibbs, chance the net. Maybe he FiUol so baffled with his vice break. Dibbs fought crowned in the 1977 Recreation but two runs in the sixth salted away many runner-up entries in the final M U W iM the decision for Bob's to force a se­ M-4 ;-M W M-1 Orantes and Dibbs play at the Longwood Cricket of Miami Beach, Fla., beat thought that was the only prcise shot placement he back to bold at deuce and Department's Class B Town standings vying for the cham­ the same conservative, Qub the same way — by Poland's Wojtek Fibak 4-6, was able to p ^ Fillol back reeled off four straight cond game. pionship. hi way he could win." Softball Slow Pitch Tourna­ M methodical style. They taking advantage of errors 6-3, 6-2, 7-6. This w as a It worked well enough from tbe net at will. With wins for the set. Tony Listro and Bob Andreski each M both like to stay back and by their opponents. match of turning points. In last week in Toronto, Fillol back toward tbe Fibak, serving at 3-3 in ment. clubbed three hits in the victory i M M U L h 4 lM M hit, and to stand still at the Orantes' 6-3, M, 6-1 win the second, third and where Fillol wiped out baseline, Oiantes kept him tbe fourth set, blew any The honor was richly won by Bob & while Bob Plenzio, Barry Silva and Tennis lessons LImWiI M baseline while their op­ over Chile's Jaime FiUol fourth sets, ihbak bad op­ Orantes in the quarter­ from getting too comfor­ chance he had to get bade Marie's entry, which climaxed a Tony Quintiliani each added a pair. ponents do all thf running. was even more em- portunities to put Dibbs finals of the Canadian table ^ tossing drop shots into the match. comeback last night by sweeping The losers were led at the plate by offered at Rec Greg Johnston with three hits and I-4-I w tu m away. Cherrone's Package in both ends of a M 4M4 M l 1-2-3 M7 M3 3-2-1 i-M 3-3-1 3-I-7 1-1-3 1-1-3 Bob Perron, Jeff Peck and Carl ,.7SB ni doubleheader at Fitzgerald Field. Adult tennis lessons will be offered 7-2 1, difW iMM 7-2 I. 2Mi M M The scores were 11-8 and 18-6 in the Ogren with a pair each. by the Recreation Department Mon­ 41 I Cmm fiRTMt 4 2.l4M 3m Two six-run innings sparked the se­ 41 I M M i r t i 7-11 tm i Tim Plainfield reaulta double elimination play. day and Wednesday starting Sept.12 42 4.3nWMr 41 itaalM i Jal alal resulta Cherrone's, runner-up in the cond game success. 7- 1 ! * • llW Monday Mattnee •Monday Evonine* at the West Side Oval. Makeups will 4 ISMnlMik regular Nike League play, came into Trailing 1-0 come to bat in the se­ 41 L2*kf7lnt M ia4M IM TMOb be on Fridays. 7. araii I 4 l.lrnmknm 417. I * * IMM ellim TMObrNT e ltl9 ) cond inning, Bob's unloaded its first iiM iba 41 laaH im i WmBkH ISM 4M 4M the final night's play undefeated and Registration may be made Sept. 8-9 4 2 lB n k lm « Monday night TMlllfN S r a t e I 21M IN SM UnhiMr SM 7M I M l l l 7M IN 7M: Tahaa Cmem (I) the Pizzamen had one loss and faced six-run splurge and two innings later at the West Side Rec office on Cedar 1-3-2 324 M3 1-34 4-1-3 M7 144 144 147 M l 2-3-7 144 M? W 4W 7MER SM IN LM 4 M IN IN IN tlta h l7 IM 1-14 irtlMiNNi IIN 121 SNIMNIb IN IHfaMNi IN SM Tin; SIM elimination. went on another six-run spree and St. SCraNMpr IN TMI2JI hihhK U7 phi SSSM : IM paU SUN 2 FX Naq Tip SSM Pizza dropped its first tourney was up 13-3 with nine outs left. TNcSUT TNkNM MahK 7U phi SNM Classes are listed for advance n iM m m IIN 141 7M MUKUTpiuma Malta: lMphit2t2M M kiM tahUlN TrihhK 744 phi SS2SM start and then went on a seven-game The losers never recovered m IM SM 4M TiIMk 744 paU NTIN TrihhK 142 phi USILN players and beginners. There is a IN TrihhK 112 phi tS21M BgfeTaNN(n(q win spree on the road to the cham­ although they managed to score once IM ImM 111 M IN m immrn UN 7M 4M small fee and Rec Department cards m ikum m MMi24$31N SPiMiWUi IN SM 2M TTMlaNih IN 4M IN SaiMllim IValw IM SM pionship. in the fifth and twice in the seventh. are required. M mHUUSUI hrM i 1-2 tlKN ^ INaNNh SM SM iimUti 4M SM SM TrNMli 44-2 TriMi 124 im m 2INitaiiLliS IN SM 4 CiNlLThh. hh Ul IN 7Tra«MnM SM But it wasn't in the books for the Bob's pushed over two markers in TMpartM Ul 2M iM i SM sEnihUh IN 1W |M| Sessions will Be mornings and ear­ COMPLETE TMSUS TMSIM hhhkSNphiSNM Packagemen to win and behind solid the sixth to complete the rout. ly afternoon. ■ aJI 7JI 7.41 I ISM IN IM k MMa: U7 phi U7M Tine SIM MM 2tf piU I47M Mahc 7M pah S41N 4M phi|2UI MahK 2tt phi SIMM 15 and 20-hit attacks, the Indy Andreski and Henry each had a nm m m riM IN IN TriMs M-7 MISMM TrihhK US%s Mh u a ii TrihhK 247 paUNOll Mil m 3M Mp BmMe 7in^ S27M TrihhK 742 phi M42M champs added Uie prestigious town homer among three hits in setting the YOUR MMil7$3IM 4M pM tllN Mcllljq mikiimM THrlllim Mk 111(1) IhmmXmm UM IM 4M offensive pace. Jerry Robitolle also Craig ailing hriMto M S2U.7I M M 17 tlUM 4HtNrl«ii SM SM 2M IMMi IM SM IN TUrt 111 9) ISamMih SM IN title. TriMi M4 IMUl TriMi 17-2 SIMM S PTi Ffaan IN IN llpFriaNMitap SM SM IRhhlita IN SM SM 4Na«Mp 4M The champs started fast in the stroked three hits with Quintiliani, HOUSTON (UPI) - New York 2lMTnl SM 7M1MI SM IlhhhM IN 4M Thn S2M Manchester's dual softball champions Mets' pitcher Craig Swan was EDUCATION m IIN IN 3M TNk S£31 SU'aShpta SM opening with four runs in their first Silva, Tony Listro and Plenzio each i m LM HI TM S2M TIir SHI hMik IS7 paU SUM hospitalized Monday morning with IM 4JI M IN IN MMc411pMll2M hihhKSU^$17M MUhe 4M phi $2iM MahK 7U phi INIM at bats and never trailed. in the two-hit category. Larry Quin­ U l ICMibvl IN Midc4MpMS2SM MahK SM phi SUM TrihhK 744 phi SISSIM Adding the Town Class B Softball Tournament title last night to the Indy League cham­ stomach pains. M$44JI M M il4 S21M TrihhK 117 phi HUM MahK 4M pah $NM The big blow was Bob Henry's tiliani added a solo homer. TriME 112 pSU N7M TrihhK 142 phi NUN TiNk 111 U) pionship won previously was Bob & Marie’s. Squad members (1. to r.) Larry Quintiliani, Tin MWCMESm MWIT SeWM. hrtNii 1-7 »47JI Mictil4$aM T«*lll(4) three-run homer in Uie fourth inning Perron and John Burger each Swan, who was admitted to TriMa H 4 W Ul TriMa 14-) S227JI IMtaM IN IN SM Nirtclll9) 2 M « lir IN SM IN Bob Plenzio, Barry Silva, Tony Listro, Bob Henry, Chris Carlson, Jerry Robitalle, Tony ------NM S4M IIM Tahr 4M SM 2FnnaFaiar ISM 7M IN IRaRilq UM IN which gave Bob's a 9-2 margin after collected three hits for Cherrone’s Methodist Hospital, was diagnosed ‘.TtfaM iSTr ■ M .h9 llM IN tmiMkK 4M SM SRilnap SM as suffering from gastroenteritis. He liM 141 441 ILN 7.N IN IINaliN SM IN hnM r IN SEapiriM SM TIk SIM Quintiliani, Bob Andreski, Rick Molloy and Rich Sieezkowski. (Herald photo by Dunn) each side had tallied twice in the with Johnston and Tom Crockett get­ OFFER FREE CUSSES IN IM 141 21M 12.N TM3H1 TNk SIM is expected to be out of action for IN NUhK IM phi I41N ThKlI21 hihhK 112 phi SUM third. ting two hits. SM E 4iiiaU USLN OMhK 2M phi SUM MahK 211 phi SUM about a week. Pre-HIgh School Review OMIlMmJI MM14$S1M KMNpMtwimi_I4SM MahK IM phi 03M MahK 2M phi SUN TrihhK M4 pah SNM 14 SISIN MIS iJ.NMn TrihhK 141 phi $SNN TiMcH 1-24 $M2$M TriMa 14-S15 lll2tM111 TrihhK 244 phi S2111N t 111 (q High School Equivalency Prep TriMs IMMprilSlTlM BMhkllKI) RMc 111 (Q 4 N. Inh NM UM IN FMklllA iu m IN SM 2M 4MhNM ,lq SSNISM IN ----- 4M IM English As A Second Language mm IIM 7M IM ■hr 17.N IN IN imnrn IN IN 3M SNNrIaw SM SM llrtanFriiN 4M IN 4M IMI IIM IN hnf IM SM sr ar.lsp 4M 3M IJhmflih IN iSrar* k Herald M h 4M TN SIM REBISTER Oil SopL 13 At mm 121 ipk SM TMS1J3 ' " • ^ h 5 3 « 3 hihhK IN phi SUM 0*Mit-7SllN MWaS4l47M TMSU3 MMk SM phi SUM MahK IN phi S21IM MindiostorHif^ MHliMt2UJI Micta 13 I173.N MahK SM phi I47M IhhlK 4M phi SSIN Lou Brock stolen base king MMc IM piN $21N TriMa 111 ISI2M TrihhK 1S4 phi $12iN MahK 4M phi S241N TrihhK 117 pah S2SIM angle from 6:30 to I P.M. TriMi S-74 I1ML7I MacN IM piM I2SM TrihhK 141 phi S2I2UI TnMc CiaiNhha fiavaa (T) representative. Tm only sorry we didn't win the seasons, ending in 1928. His best Trihata 144 phi I211N TmIRc Tahaa tmm 9) Ihi^ahna 7M SM SM SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Lou CLASSES START SEPT. 20 M M IIM IN IN ITM IN LN M t 111 (Q 4MiN llN SM IN AdklllU) Brock walked in front of the stands game," he said. single year was 1915 when he stole 96. IIM IN s i l S n SM SM 4 M k IM IIM IN SM 4 TVa M Taah UN 7M Brock, 38, now joins Hank 121 S.4I tfmnik im m m 2 ■■’a CM 7M IM HhriiaaNM 4M Earl Yost near first base and thanked the At the age of 35, Brock set the Cobb stole 40 or more bases in nine nhr SM SM S Ni IN IN IIN IR ^ 4M TNkNM Aaron in the record books for MMi24$414l MMUISIM SNattlinis IN TlwilM hihhK4U|hiSSlM crowd for its cheers of con­ season record of 118 stolen bases in seasons, but Brock has done that in 13 Maeta 14 SIMM ilK4Mahin4M TNk 31.42 N M i M S121M Trihda 144 tSUJI Ttaa; S2M hUite 2M paW SUM SqirhhK mipaU SN4UI Sports Editor breaking a mark set by a gratulations. ‘‘It's a most fulfilling 1974, breaking Maury Wills’ 1962 seasons. This season he has 28 thefts TriMi 124 SNIJI Mhhc SM phi ISSN K H l f p i h S2111M MahK 4U phi SS2SM Niahair 2JN IthiMa; 4JN Malta: US phi $71N thaiaaKlMI TrihhK IM paU SN4M legendary figure. thing to better the record of a great mark of 104. in 49 attempts. MkiaiMI TritactK 112 phi I2S41SI lihKS121M4 laaiK SIMMS Aaron broke Babe Ruth’s total player such as Cobb,’’ Cobb compiled his total of 892 Strangely, the king of thieves has At least a half dozen complaints home run mark and Brock swiped the stolen bases in a career lasting 24 never stolen home. No orchids to Rec have been received concerning the stolen base mark from Ty Cobb. ■UMMIMMMMMMMMMMMMMtt ■MMMMIMMMMMMI V mhmmmmmmmmmmmimm <| R mmmmmmmmmmi manner in which the current Brock, the St. Louis Express, tied mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm E ■iMMMMMMMMMM No orchids are reserved for the WFmmmmimmmmmmmmiimmf Y ■ mmmimmmmmmm . Recreation Department for the divisions of the net tournaments have Cobb’s modern mark of 892 Monday manner in which it ran the 1977 been run, only one in writing. Callers night and then beat it for a total of HURRY $ HURRY $ HURRY $ Men's Singles Tennis Tournament at were asked to contact the Rec 893 by stealing second base twice Department and pass along their against the San Diego Padres. IMIMM Charter Oak Park. MIMMI comments and suggestions. The Padres beat the Cardinals, 4-3, MHIMtiiM im MIIHM The finals were staged Saturday IIMHM HIM With a little better planning the on Mike Ivie’s two-run homer in the MHIMI IIHIMM morning with second-seeded Tom IMUMIU3MIM 1978 tennis tournaments could easily eighth inning off reliever A1 M ini McDonald upsetting top seed and MMMM have a new all-time high dimension Hrabosky but that didn’t seem very MMIIM defending champion Mike White, 6-3, MHMM IMIHM MIMM 0 of interest and participation. much to the Cardinals. MMMM lim ill 6-4. iMIMM IIMIII It was Lou Brock Night all of a MIMMI MMMII There was no referee. No linesmen IMMMII and no scorer. Notes off the cuff sudden at San Diego Stadium. The players agreed to call their Brock disclosed after the game New England Whalers will open that back in 1972 he was taunted own game under those conditions. pre-season drills Sept. 20 at the There were no arguments. about being washed up as a base Glastonbury Arena with the first stealer. It was then he began to think There were numerous service foot exhibition five nights later against faults and at least six bails that seriously of breaking Cobb’s mark. the Chicago Black Hawks at the "I was 33 and at the age when peo­ SILVER LANE SHELL landed outside the lines that were Hartford Civic Center...Here’s one ilMIMM ple said I belonged in a wheelchair MMM played. vote for Jim Woods of the Boston Red 252SPENCaST. MIMMI Even before tourney play started and that 1 couldn’t do it any more,’’ MMKHESTER IMIMM' because you care Sox as the No. 1 play-by-play baseball he said. ‘‘You get it from bench INVITES YOU TO A the previous weekend this corner announcer among the Boston and IMIMMI jockeys and your own teammates. MMIIM pointed a finger at the Rec Depart­ MIMMir you know that diamonds are New York major league baseball “At that point, you want to prove MMMII the best anniversary Idea, ment for limiting entries to only town teams. Despite being No. 2 behind residents 18 years of age and older. you don’t have to be tremendously 'Ul' SUPER SALE WED^ AUG 31st-M 0N. SEPT 5th whatever the year. See some Ned Martin in Beantown, Woods has C l This ruling was in effect for all Rec fast to steal bases. Doing it was m !. of our brilliant gift thinking, moved in head and shoulders over the supervised divisions. something like Hank Aaronb but not fashioned in as many ring long-time voice of the Red Sox. In the same thing. He was hitting A true town tournament would be this man's opinion, Frank Messer of 4 styles as there are personal homers — the ultimate hit. There are ANTI-FREEZE open to all players regardless of age. the Yanks rates the No. 2 spot with preferences. q lot of variables in stolen bases — MMMM TTius, the 1977 tourneys, all but the Martin third. Bob Murphy of the MIMMI the pitcher, the infielder, the catcher MMMM Men's Masters, have to be listed as Mets fourth, Lindsay Nelson No. 5 and the umpire” IMIMMI Rec events, period. SHELL ZONE $ 0 5 5 MMMM R E G U LH R and Ralph Kiner No. 6, both of the IMIMM After the base was stolen in the % m m m d Possibly McDonald amd Louise MIMMI Mets, Ken Harrelson of the Red Sox MMMM PER GALLOH first inning, to tie Cobb’s mark, the MMMM CASH A CARRY Pl*c« Your TRUST in Kermode, who copped the Women’s No. 7, Bill White of the Yanks No. 8, MMMM the Dlemond Specialist Singles, are the best players in town, game was held up for about five Mill While Supply Lasts Limit Z Gal. Phil Rizzuto of the Yanks No. 9 and minutes while teammates rushed to but one will never know as the under Dick Stockton of Boston No. \ MANCHESTER PARKADE eMB-OOn aleo S J 18-year-olds were barred. congratulate Brock. He was given VERNON, BRISTOL PLAZA, WES.TFARMS, SIMSBURY©^ 10...Annette Duke of Manchester the second base bag and the ball as a Manchester has at least a half gained the finals in the Girls' 18 and 20-40 SHELL S R V IN G S memento. dozen outstanding young male under Class B Tennis Tournament players and nearly as many young Again, in the seventh Inning the last weekend at Wilbraham, Mass. A performance was repeated and there females. field of 32 competed with Dierdre SUPER X OIL was an even longer delay. MMMM DON’T ASK YOUR CAR MMMI The young man, designated at the Wilde of Osterville, Mass., winning IMIMM Cardinal players rushed out to help IIMIM' 11th hour to run the tourneys for the MIMMI in straight sets, 6-4, 6-2...Harold IIMIM DEALER TO ’’RUSTPROOF” dig up the bag. 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FINANCIAL S - Bonda-SlocliA-MortsMM • — Ptriontl Low* crowing 10 — Iniurgncg ruined Rice^s show V EMPLOVMtNT 13 H«(p Wanted j BOSTON (UPI) — After moping around with 14 — Buainaaa (^ponunliiat BOSTON (U PD -N o sooner first inning triple, stroked a my hands but when you play in front 15 — Situation Wan tad • |‘ruffled feathers for a week, the Rooster has PHONE 643-2711 had Boston's Jim Rice reached Campbell screwball into the Oakland of 29,000 fans (actuaUy 29,750) and a lOUCATION bullpen in rigbtfield to snap a 7-7 tie. nation-wide TV audience, it’s very BiaVMAirnN stwttep I begun crowing in Dom Zimmer’s ear to awaken 16 — Privata Instructiona FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD hitters' heaven when one bad 19 — Schooia-Claaaaa Doug Balre, pitched three innings easy to get up for a game." HIS PLAVINSRAVSWITH the slumbering Boston Red Sox pitching staff. 20 — Inttructloni Wantad pitch from Red Sox teammate of shutout relief to gain his third win ’lie extra effort gave the second- THE YANKS, WHO PIP BILLY ENP HIS PLAYING Bantam-sized Rick REAL EITATE may be completed at the of­ Bill Campbell turned Fenway 23 — Homaa for Sala in five decisions. division A’s their longest winning CAREER WITH ? Burleson, Boston’s feisty fice of Facilities Services, Burleson. “But the A’s 24 — Lota*Land for Sala Union School, 771 Main Street, Park into Paradise Lost. The loss, Boston's ninth in the past steak of the season althou^ the vic­ shortstop who is called 25 — Invaatmani PVoparty A. TWINS batters were looking for 26 — Buainaaa P ro p ^ You can have every weekend off South Windsor. Between 8:30 12 games, overshadowed Rice’s tory still left them 24 games behind Halp Wantad Rice'i three homers and four runs B. A’S "Rooster” met behind off-speed pitches from our 27 — flaaort Proparty a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday 13 Prfvato Inatruotlona IS finest game in a three-year major 26 — Raal Eatata Wantad batted in went for naught Monday Kansas City in the American League y c . TI9ERS______closed doors Monday with pitchers and that’s what through Friday. league career. ’The rigbtfielder hit a West. MIEC. EERVICEB AUTOMOTIVE Warehouse • SPECIAL EDUCATION night as Oakland rookie Mitchell ——— Manager Zimmer after the they got.” when Ed Gorman works for you Stock clerk. Good pay and solo homer into the centerfield "I realize we’re 26th (last) In the 9UIAALU3MSU18 Red ^ x had squandered a 31 — Sarvicaa Offarad uviw iaiM V roiocMT • NUCHINISTS Center - Offers extra help Page clubbed his second home run of Burleson, a steady 32 — Painting*Paparing benefits. Regular pay ad­ with learning disabilities, at­ bleachers in the second inning, a major leagues in hitting but we’ve hit 33 Building-Contracting Bridgeport Operator to the game, a ninth-inning solo drive big lead and wound up fielder and a .295 hitter this vances. Apply American titude, attention problems. bases-empty clout in the third over well the last few games and our 34 Roofing-Siding work to blueprint. Part off Boston’s relief king, to give the losing, 8-7, to the Oakland season, first got upset last 33 — Haating-Ptumbing While you are out enjoying For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. During Tuesday Parts ^sterns, 130 Darlln Diagnostic Evaluations, $36 the leftfield screen, a single to left in pitching has been good,’’ said 36 ~ Flooring time and full time. Apply Street, East Hartford. 9 a.m. A s an 8-7 win in a nationally A’s. weekend when telecaster night, shower activity will be noted over parts of the West Gulf includes parent conferences. the fourth and a two-run shot in the 37 — Moving-Truciiing-Storaga yourself on the tennis court or golf to 11 a.m.. Cali 649-2428, 3 to 6 p.m. televised contest. Manager Bobby Winkles. "We lost 11 “We had won the game Tony Kubek, a former New 36 — Sarvicaa Wantad Coast area, Florida, the Carolinas and western Lakes region. E S AQEC . sixth to put Boston ahead, 7-8. course, Ed Gorman will be working 4 6 0 The loss, coupled with New York’s straight early in the month but we’re two or three times but our York Yankees shortstop, MIEC. FOR SALE Fair to partly cloudy weather is forecast elsewhere. Minimum Mllchall Drive Manehatlar PRESSMAN - Letter ’The third homer, bis 33rd of the young and energetic. 40 — Household Goods temperatures include: (approx, max. readings In parenthesis) ______649-3258 5-3 triumph over Kansas City, left the pitchers weren’t repeated his claim for you. pressman. Full or part time. season, tied Rice with California’s "I told the players we can just National League 41 — A fiiciaa for Sala AtlanU 70 (86), Boston 85 ( 85), Chicago 70 (87), Dallas 73 ( 90) Experienced only. Ask for Red Sox three games behind the aggressive like our fielders Burleson tips off opposing 42 — Building Supplies ScfMOft-Cfaaaaa ' 19 Bobby Bonds for the American finish out the season or we can go Dodgers 4, Cubs 1 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Cleveland 65 (87), Denver 52 ( 78), Cululh 55 ( 67), Houston 73 EXPERIENCED ONLY. Tom. Ace Printery, 522-2155. Yankees in the American League and hitters were,” said the batters by moving before From the minute he helps you League home run lead. out, but our cans and get ready for Reggie Smith’s two-run '44 — Livestock (87), Jacksonville 70 (88), Kansas City 68 (82), Los Angeles 85 Mature individual to work 4 or ^ s t race. 5-foot-9 shortstop, who also the pitch. 45 — Boats 6 Accaasories work out a realistic price on your (78), Little Rock 71 (93), Miami 77 (87), Minneapolis 61 (75), 5 days a week, 4 hours a day in WANTED - Good all around "Sure, I'm disappointed to have a next season. This bunch hasn’t quit homer - his 25th - in the 46 — Sporting Goods Carpenter ■ Must have own "Anytime you have a game such as was angry after fans booed Burleson met with 47 — Garden Products New Orleans 74 (88), Nw York 70 (82), Phoenix 77 )102), San restaurant. 646-7479, ask for night like this and still lose,” said and that has made them fun to seventh inning was the big home, you can start relaxing. Mike. tools, and willingness to work. SUPER S A IA K S mine or Rice's you remember it for a him for making three Zimmer after that game 48 — Antiques Francisco 53 ( 76), Seattle 51 (67), St. Louis 72 ( 92), Washington Rice after slamming his way out of a manage.’’ blow for the Dodgers, who 49 — Wanted to Buy Country Carpenters, Bolton. while, " said Page, whose three errors in a Saturday win and talked heatedly about 73 (88). 649-Om. iOD ADVAHGEMEIIT two-for-11 slump and raising his increased their lead over RENTALS SITTER WANTED - Working homers in the past two games have The Red Sox, authors of two long over Minnesota. having to deal with un­ Ed will handle all the details. average to .321. "But I’m glad I went the Reds to 9(A games in 52 — Rooms for Rent mother needs sitter for two helped the young A’s to six straight winning streaks and a pair of ‘"rhe A’s were looking justified criticism. 53 — Apartments for Rant Like driving buyers to your home children, ages 5 & 8. After PART TIME Help needed - PERSONAL UM lim i four-for-five because I haven’t made wretch^ losing stretches, have been the NL West. Tommy John 54 — Homes for Rant Manchester area, for building wins. for changeups and that’s 55 — Business for Rant school and early evenings. "In another park it might have good contact lately.’’ a nightmare to Manager Don won his 16th game with 56 — Resort Property for Rent and showing them around. Like Own transportation preferred maintenance, evenings. Call what our pitchers were Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 643-4547. Program them into your been a lower scoring game but you Rice helped himself out of the Zimmer, who was grumbling after late-inning relief help from 57 — Wantad to Rent helping people arrange financing. to my home. If interested, call giving them,” he said, ‘'I INVITATION 56 — Misc for Rent 649-8829 after 6 p.m. future. All it takes is your know this here's a hitting paradise slump by taking batting practice un­ the latest giveaway. Lance Rautzhan and Mike think w e’ve got to WANTED: Hairdresser. Full Garman. AUTOMOTIVE Like explaining deposits, down desire to get into the com­ and you always get up when you der the stands with hitting coach “We should have won this game,” challenge more hitters,” TO BID 61 — Autos for Sale IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on time. Storrs area. 429-4850. puter field. Call Computer come h ere," he said. Johnny Pesky. Before the game. said Zimmer, "We bad 15 hits and Expos 7, Reds 2 Burelson reportedly told 62 Trucks for Sale payments and purchase our second and third shifts. Processing Institute. 1. Sealed Bids are invited to 63. — Heavy Equipm ent lo r Sale Page's secret has been to sp<^ up scored seven runs. That should be Tony Perez drove in 64 — Motorcycias-BIcyclaa ’a - LPN’s For printed circuit board, GAS ATTENDANT Wanted - You'll be pleasantly sur­ Page, acquired in an off-season Zimmer during their 20- by the Town of Manchester, agreements to buyers. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift his swing to compensate for an in­ enough to win a game. But we blew a three runs with a two-run 65 Campara-Trailers-Mobile electroplaters, and inspec­ Part time. To pump gasoline prised how easy it all is. deal that sent second baseman Phil minute meeting he was ap­ Connecticut, hereinafter Homes 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift tors. Apply at Multi Circuits, only. $2.35 an hour. Must be at jured hand that will require post­ homer and a single as Mon­ CPI has it all and docs it Gamer to Pittsburgh, hit his 15th 5-1 lead. It was one of those difficult palled Red Sox starter called the Owner, for the 66 — Automotive Service So if you’re thinking of selling Part time or full time. 50 Harrison S tr e e t *e*8t 18 years of age. Apply at season surgery. losses." treal snapped Cinciannati’s 67 Autos for Rant-Lease better than anyone else. homer of the season with two runners Rick Wise should throw a Project Addition and Edmund Gorman Pleasant working conditions, Manchester. 947 Center Street, or call 646- “The only way for me to maintain The clubs were to wind up their five-game winning streak. your home, call Ed Gorman, 9467, Manchester. CPI has professionalism- on in the fifth inning after Boston had breaking ball to Mitchell Alterations, Washington ^ n e f^ ts . power is to generate bat speed,” said Fred Holdsworth Went five knowledge-facillties- provided Rick Wise with an early 5-1 two-game series tonight with Luis Page in the fourth inning School, 94 Cedar Street, Realtor, at 646-4040, or stop In at P A R T T IM E the left-handed hitting outfielder. innings for the victory with G ro c e ry placement-and an interest lead. Tiant, 8-8, scheduled to meet Rich when Oakland was trailing, Manchester, Connecticut. The his office at 604 East Middle Turn­ Baggers - 8 to 3. At ply Franks in you. "The bat still feels uncomfortable in Langford, 8-14. Don Stanhouse shutting out Project includes a three story □ NOTICES VERNOlfiillANOR EXPERIENCED In the ninth. Page, who also hit a 5-2, with two men on base. pike. Supermarket, 725 1 !ast Middle the Reds for the last four Page homered to tie the addition of approximately 27,- 871-0385 JANITORIAL Turnpike. Call CPI collaci now innings. game and won the contest 600 square feet, alterations to Loaf and fo u n d 1-621-9211, Ext. 89 the existing building, fixed Phillies 3, Braves 2 in the ninth with a solo SUPERVISORS Buainaaa Opportunity 14 Dave Johnson drew a equipment, demolition, and LOST - Large grey male COMPUTER PROCESSIN homer off a poor screwball related site work. SMALL ENGINE Service bases-loaded walk off altered cat. May be sick. for mornings or evenings. by Bill Campbell. 2. Bidding Documents have Vicinity of Bush Hill Road. Must have car. Good pay Corporation -expanding dealer MSTITUTE Steve Hargan with two out network. No experience Oakland’s reliever Doug been prepared by The Extra toes on front feet. for the right person. Call 111 Ath Strati in the bottom of the 14th in­ necessary. Complete training East Hartford, Cl. Chambliss unsure Baire’s "best pitch was a Lawrence Associates, Reward. Please call 846-7490. Halp Wantod 13 Alan Fairbanks 649-5334 for ning to force in the winning LEGAL program. $500. investment fastball and he went right Architects/Planners, P.C., RELIEF COOK convenient appointment. run. Greg Luzinski hit his FOUND -10 Speed Bike - Call ADVERTISING required to start your own after our hitters,” said 571 Porter Street, and describe. 643-9505. NOTICE RNs and LPNs - Enjoy CarMf mlndod Individual for haallh cara facili­ business. Ideal for retired or 33rd homer for the Phillies Manchester, Connecticut, RATES working with a skilled and ty. DIatary axparlanca prafarrad, but not art time. Details on request, while Jeff Burroughs con­ PUBLIC HEARING dedicated staff, at tr. Barker. ESCAA Field hereinafter called the LOST - Black Manx Kitten. In 1 day ..11c word par day raquirad. Work 2 daya firat ahifl, 3 daya aacond R ADDITIONAL Manchester Manor Nursing □ REAL ESTATE nected for No. 35 for the Architect. vicinity of Center Street and 3 days ... lOc word per day ahlft. Training Division Box 619„ APPROPRIATIONS Home. PLease call Doris POSITION VACANCY - Town Wading River, New York. Braves, Gene Garber, who 3. Bids shall be directed to the Stone Street. Reward. 646- 6 days ... 9c word per day ball was home run BOARD OF DIRECTORS 26 days ... 8c word per day Blain, RN Director of Nurses, of Manchester, Connecticut. 11792. (S tO T d in g ^ Town of Manchester, Connec­ Nomat For Sala 23 pitched two shutout in­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 15 words S2.00 rninim um 6464)129. Call 871-0385 Mechanic, Highway Depart­ NEW YORK (UPI) - "I drove in the go-ahead run with a ment. 40 hour week, ^.18- homers and Duane Kuiper and Bruce nings, won his seventh ticut, c/o Maurice A. Pass, Happy Ads ...... $2.30 inch NURSES AIDES-11 p.m. to 7 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg sacrifice fly. The Twins are now in P o n o n tlt CONNECTICUT M. Zukauskas $6.26. Responsible for the wasn’t sure it was a home run. Bochte each hit one to power the In­ game while Hargan suf­ Director of General Services, Notice is hereby given that ENGINE LATH Operator - a.m., 12 midnight to 8 a.m. Farm, with three story barn. With experience. Apply in per­ maintenance and repair of Experience preferred. Will But I thought it had a chance,” dians past Chicago. Eric Soderholm fered his third loss. National League Municipal Building, 41 Center ROOMATE NEEDED - To the Board of Directors, Town Butler-type building. Power Street, Manchester, Connec­ son, 145 Adams Street, Laco automotive and road Building train. Call 646-0129. homered for the White Sox. share 4 room apartment in of Manchester, Connecticut, and other equipment used in plant, and other out Buildings, Chris Chambliss said after his ) E ast ticut 06040. Bids shall be sub­ Machine Company. plus Three Lovely Homes. American Orioles 6, Angels 1 East Hartford. |75. per will hold a Public Hearing in construction and maintenance pinch homer with two on Mon­ W L Pet. GB mitted to duplicate on Bid month, plus utilities. 'Call and EAST HARTFORD. 300 Sliver Offers invited. B/W Realty, Pat Kelly’s third career grandslam the Hearing Room at the BAR MAID. Experienced operations in the Public Lane. Dairy bar-Restaurant. PhiU 79 50 .612 Form furnished by the ask for John, anytime, 2 ^ NEEDED: Dishwashers / 647-1419. day carried the Yankees to a 5- Municipal Building, 41 Center preferred but not necessary. Works Department. This posi­ Immediate occupancy. Heavy League and Rudy May’s four-hit pitching Pitts 76 55 .580 4 Architect. On the day of Bid 4131. Dietary aides. Full and part TELEPHONE SALES Street, Manchester, Connec­ Near United Aircraft, East MUT MMTO MUT HOWOI tion requires three years traffic. Financing available. $29,500. SIX Room Cape. 3 win over the Kansas City second place in the AL West, 2Vt carried Baltimore to victory over Chicago 70 59 .543 9 opening, Bida will be accepted time. Immediate openings. experience in skilled ticut, Tuesday, September 6, Hartford. Call 569-0320. Broker. 569-2748. Heatolator fireplace, encloiied Royals as the Yankees reeled games behind Kansas City. Nolan Ryan and California. Bobby ( Baseball 1 St. Louis 71 60 .542 9 until 4:30 P.M., EDT, in the Apply at Meadows Convales­ Dynamic sales team mechanical repairs, including 1977, at 8:00 P.M. to consider cent Center, 333 Bidwell seeking friendly, porch, large lot. Good buy. Indian)* 9, W hile Sox 2 Bonds stole his 30th base for the Montreal 60 70 .462 19W General Services Office, □ EMPLOYMENT PART TIME Help Wanted. a minimum of one year of OPPORTUNITY In chocolate off their 19th win in 22 games. NY and act on the following: Street. aggressive personality. Hutchins Agency 646-3186. Angels. 51 78 .395 28 Basement of said Municipal Golf course maintenance. diesel repair training or factory to learn candy making It was a dramatic near recreation Andre Thornton hit a pair of Top earning potential. Football W est Building; and from 5:30 P.M. Holp Wantod i$ Acceptance of following Apply at Tallwood C.C. Route experience. Applications and and marketing. Apply in per­ BY OWNER. Principals only. of Chambliss’ ninth-inning homer streets in the Manchester DENTAL Assistant for Ground floor opportunity joB descriptions are available W L Pet. GB to 6 P.M., EDT, in Hearing 85, Hebron. son, Burnham A Brady, 34 Six room immaculate Cape. CHICAGO (UPI) - Chit ADVERTISING orthodondist office. for the right person. at the Personnel Office, that defeated the Royals in the final Los Ang. 79 52 .603 Room, Serond Floor of said SALES POSITION - Straight West Subdivision, Section Experience preferred. Send Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ Close to school on quiet street. defensive back Ron Bush, commissions, leads funilsn^ WANTED: Part time clean up Municipal Building, 41 Center ford, Connecticut. game of the American League Cham­ Cinci 70 62 .530 9W Municipal Building. Bids may One, off Keeney Street: DEADLINE resume to P. 0. Box 2356, Ver­ Experience preferred but Call between 9 and 7. 649-0297. wide receiver Gerald to homeowners. Call 242-6402. and maintenance man. not necessary. Street, Manchester, Connec­ pionship Series and won the 1976 pen­ Houston 62 69 .473 17 be withdrawn prior to time of 1 — Briarwood Drive from non, Ct. 06066. ticut. Closing date for filing is Butler, comerback Terry 12;00 noon the day before Metronics Inc., Route 6 & UaNNHIUTOUlUm AVON - Make money while nant for New York. San Fran 61 71 .462 18W Bid opening. Bids will not be Keeney Street to its intersec­ publication. Friday; September 9,1977. An Manchmitr IM ,M 0 Irvin, tight end Doug STEADY WORK - Reliable, 44A, ^ Ito n . GENERAL Contractor needs the kids are in school. Instead Ironicaliy, Chambliss was in a San Diego 57 78 .429 23 accepted after time of Bid tion with Nutmeg Drive Deadline lor Saturday and CALL Equal Opportunity Employer. of waiting in the house for the “WORRY FREE” Kingsriter and running hard worker, who wants full time experienced siump, going hitless in his last 11 at- Atlanta 48 82 .369 30W opening. Bids cannot be steady em p lo ^ en t, good in­ 2 — Strawberry Lane Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. WANTED; Yard man. Must 528-2894 kids to come home, become Six room Cape wllh larage. per­ back Rod Wellington. have one to two years carpenter. Call between 8 and APPLICATIONS Being taken an Avon Representative. You manent liding. fireplace. 3 or 4 bats, and batted for the man who Monday’s Results withdrawn after time of Bid come. Call 5266702 between 9- 3 — Huckleberry Lane 9 evenings, 742-6062. bedroomi. new furnace, roof. Cleveland — Waived experience as mechanic, gar­ Tuesday, Wednesday and can meet p^ple, earn money replaced him at first base, Cliff John­ Montreal 7, Cincinnati 2 opening. 2 only. 4 — Curry Lane utlers and downspouts so you can PLEASE READ age or junk yard. Own tools a Thursday between 2 and 5 for and be home before they get Sve worry free rookie linebacker Darwin 4. Bids will be publicly opened PART TIME Sales Cashier - WANTED - Oil truck driver. son. Earlier, Johnson lined a homer, Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 2, NOW accepting applications 5 — Nutmeg Drive must. C.M.S. and Blue Cross. full time employment in there. For details, call 5)5M- Logterman and free agents and read aloud at 6 P.M., YOUR AD Lawn and Garden business. Full time, year round work. Security, building materials, his eighth as a Yankee, into the ieft- (14) for full time employment. together with all right-of- Apply in person, Andover 9401. defensive tackle Larry EDT, Tuesday, September 20, Hours: Thursdays 9 to 1, 5 to Apply MAM Oil Service, maintenance, and waitress. field stands after a controversy over San Diego 4, St. Louis 3 Call 528-38W between 9 and 2 ways contained within and Classified ads are taken over Auto Parts, Route 6, Andover, 9; Fridays 9 to 6; Saturdays 8 Johnson and comerback 1977. Conn. Route 6, Bolton. Many company benefits. App­ EARN $1000 or more a foui bail. Los Angeles 4, Chicago 1 only. adjacent to these streets. the phone as a convenience. to 5. Apply to Box J, c/o fadnioN and kick-return specialist 5. Bidding Documents may be The Herald is responsible for ly Personnel office, K-Mart, demonstrating name brand The Royais claimed Johnson had Proposed additional ap­ only one Incorrect insertion and Manchester Herald. MACHINISTS - We have 239 Spencer Street, Ernie Young. Today’s Games examined at the Architect's SECRETARY - Manchester toys and gifts (Fisher-Price, 108 Main 81. 643-2174 propriation to Special Grants, then only to the size of the openings for: AH around Manchester. An Equal Oppor­ Playskool, Fenton) with bounced out to third but the umpires Atlanta (Hanna 1-2) at office on and after 1:00 P.M. agency seeking full time REAL ESTATE CARPENTERS it Carpenter Denver — Announced Fund 61, CETA Title VI - original Insertion. Errors which machinists, CIntimatic tunity Employer. Treasure House party plan. ruled the ball struck his foot before Philadelphia (Kaat 5-7), N August 29,1977. Two complete secretary for auto Insurance do not lessen the value of the helpers - Apply on the Job, at MANCHESTER • Seven room veteran offensive tackle Special Projects — $36,963.00 Full time salespersons^ operator, Bridgeport Part or full time. No cost for going fair and was therefore not in Cincinnati (Norman 12- sets will be issued to each department. Duties Include: advertisement will not be cor­ 'needed to join active of-/ 144 Ferguson Road, o^rators. Must be able to set FIGURE CLERK - Invoicing, Ranch. Large family room, Bill Bwin will be lost for processing, typing and for three painters for the rected by an additional inser­ kit. Also booking parties. Call play. 10) at Montreal (Brown 9- prime Bidder and one com­ Manchester. up and work from blueprints, pricing, etc. Full time only. two baths, garage. Immediate the season due to left knee telephone contact. Beginning Board of Education, to be tion. ,fice. For personal and# 242-5830 or collect person to Mark Littel yielded the pennant­ 10), N plete set to each Mechanical lop pay and fringe benefits. Apply in person, Gaer person for Miss Carol, 401- occupancy. Bowers School. surgery. after September ISth. Salary financed from Grant. (iconfidential interview^ MECHANIC It SERVICE Sta­ Apply at Paragon Tool Com­ Brothers, 140 Rye Street, Low $40's. Hayes Corporation, winning homer last October but Doug New York (Swan 8-8 or and Electrical sub-bidder. A commensurate wlto 2100. Miami — Waived Proposed additional ap­ tion Attendant - Apply In per­ pany Inc., 121 Adams Street, South Windsor. 6464)131. Bird was Chambliss’ victim Monday. deposit of 1100.00 for each experience. Send resume to son 252 Spencer Street, after 1 veterans defensive back Myrick 1-1) at Houston propriation to General Fund Manchester. M7-9935. PART TIME Person for Bird had replaced Steve Mingori complete set is required in the Box DD c/o Manchester Halp Wantad 13 p.m. Will train the right per­ >i»a«««*a****«**aa«i i MANCHESTER ■ Priced to (Nlekro 9-5), N Herald. Budget 1977-78, Board of collections. Must have own after singles by Thurman Munson Ted Bachman, wide form of a check payable to son. TOOL AND DIE Maker for sell. Four room Colonial. New St. Louis (Schultz 5-1) at Education — $3,1(12.00 to cover NURSES AIDES - 7 to 3. Full transportation. Ideal work for receiver Barry Smith and The Lawrence Associates. precision dies. First class on­ evenings. Must be bondable. kitchen, living room, bath. and Lou Piniella put two men aboard. San Diego (Griffin 6-9 or amount over $10,000.00 for and part time. Apply in Per­ Junior golf champions offensive tackle Bill Win- The deposit will be refunded if HAIRDRESSER Wanted LUNCH TIME Hostess. ly. Apply at Paragon Tool An Equal Opportunity Private lot. Many extras. Mingori had come on to squelch a Tomlin 3-4), N salaries of three painters, to son, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday dauer and rookie free the Documents are returned Experienced only. Lu Jon Hours: 12 through 3. Monday (Company Inc., 121 Adams CARRIERS Employer. Call 646-6400. Priced to sell. $31,900. The Yankee threat in the previous in­ Carl Baker, 16, left, copped the Junior Division Golf Cham­ Chicago (R. Reuschel 18- in good condition within ten Salon of Beauty, 61 East~ be financed from Contingency thru Friday. East Hartford WOMAN TO Babysit In my through Friday. Apply In per­ Street, Manchester. 647-9935. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. agent running back Keith Convalescent Home, 745 Main son, ‘Tacorral, Broad Street. « ning, retiring Bucky Dent and pionship at the Manchester Country Club yesterday with a 36- 5) at Los Angeles (Rau 13- (10) days after receipt of Center Street, 643-1939. Fund. home afternoons, weekdays. Situation Wantad IS Ferguson. Street, East Hartford, Conn. DISTINCTIVE UiR Swiss Mickey Rivers with runners at se­ hole score of 85-77-162. Runnerup was Jeff Dolin, 15, right, with a 4), N Bids, otherwise the deposit is Phyllis Jackston, Own transportation. Only NIGHT SHIFT nurse offers NEEDED New York Jets — Cut EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper Secretary dependable need reply, (^ll room, kitchen privileges, plus CHILD CARE in licensed Chalet. Located high on a hill. cond and third. Pittsburgh (Candelaria subject to forfeiture. NURSES AIDES - 3 to 11 p.m. for score of 87-82-169. Both are Manchester High students. (Herald free agent defensive tackle - P art time for one girl offiM. Board of Directors 649-5160, mornings. $20 weekly for girl who will home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, This four bedroom, 3 bath Chambliss collected his 16th homer 6. Each Bid must be accom­ Full time. Experienced only. RITs-LPtrs chalet offers unique modern Danny Johnson, corner- 14-4) at San Francisco Apply England Hardware, Manchester, Coqnecticut stay nights with child. No ac­ Manchester and laundry outings and overtime of the season and his 11th game­ photo by Pearson) panied by a bid security Good starting salary, liberal tual babysitting. Ideal for living. Ample closet space, 2 (Barr 11-12), N Bolton Notch. Monday Dated at Manchester, Connec­ LEGAL SECRETARY - Hart­ services. Manchester. Deb­ back Rollen Smith and payable to the Town of frlnge benefit!Its. Apply In1 iper- NURSE AIDES area college student. Call East Hartford areas car garage, 2 fireplaces, large winning run batted in. through Friday, 10 to 2, ticut this 25th day of August. ford Law Office - Full time bie. 643-1790. rookie linebacker Ed Manchester, Connecticut in son,~Ehist Hartforo (Jonvales- position available. Applicant Mrs. Peterson, 646-3861 after 4 to dallvtr lh« lot. M iJ $70's. Keith Real “I knew Chambliss was going to 1977 Thompson; placed free American League DRIVERS FOR School Buses cent Home, 745 Main Streep must have pleasing telephone COMPANIONS p.m. Manchaator Cvanlng Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. hit. said Royals’ Manager Whitey Scholastic sports roundup the amount of five percent 048-8 East Hartford. agent linebacker Don East (5%) of the Bid Sum in the wanted. We will train you. manner, and be an excellent Needed to provide nursing Harald Herzog, whose club leads the AL Part lime. Housewives and typist. Legal experienced RELIABLE PERSON to help □ EDUCATION MANCHESTER ■ Just Coleman on injured form of a Bid Bond from a OUR BAKERY services in private homes West by 2‘/i games. "But Bird has retirees preferred. preferred, but will train with care of children. Must Caff reduced. Cozy, four room reserve. surety company authorized to Halp Wantad______13 and medical facilities. been hot and there was no thought of NY M anchester area, 643-2373, time employees, on a short suitable applicant with good have own transportation. 647-0&46 home on treed corner lot. Minnesota — Cut Boston do business in the State of notice Basis. Applicants Consideration given to References required. Cali Privala Intiruetlont IS Convenient location. Includes not using him." 643-2414. Vernon area, 8W- PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The business Background. 5 day preference of days and quarterback Bill Salmon, Balt. Connecticut, or a certified 2828. should be available to work between 9 and 12, 646-6072. range, washer and dryer. Now With his homer, Chambliss wiped Air Force recently announced any hours during the day or week, 9 a.m. u 5 p.m. Good hours — 4 to 40 hours REMEDIAL READING and Practice under way Detroit check, guaranteeing the Bid salary and fringe benefits. $30,900. By owner. 646-6601. punter Randy Lessman, new openings for individuals night. Approximately 1 or 2 math; individualized work out a Royal lead that had been built for a period of forty-five (45) Include business and personal available weekly. Live-in S h e H e r a lh wide receiver Mike Adams Cleve. with prior military service. If days a week. Good hourly rogram, (lst-8th grade) by against starter Jim "Catfish" days. The Town of references In reply to Box companions also needed. EAST WINDSOR ■ Six acres Mllw 'ou nave been out for less rate. For appointment, call taster's degree teacher. 568- and defensive tackle Stan Don't wait any longer. GG, c/o Manchester Herald. Malpractice coverage, R with spacious ten room Hunter. Al Cowens hit his 19th homer LEN AUSTER Toronto Manchester shall not be liable lan 5 years and are looking 289-1571, E xtension 227, 8075. Ck>ntem^rary. 20 x 40 in- By Lewis. You can turn your bonding, and working^ J with a man on in the sixth for Kansas for accrual of interest on cer­ for "A Great Way of L ife ', between 8:30 and 11 a.m. or 1 "don't needs" Into cosh SECRETARY - Hartford Law ground pool, large barn. Cali City. Herald Sportswriler tified checks submitted. Upon contact the Air Force im­ to 3:30 p.m. An Equal Oppor­ men's compensation pro­ SALES AQENT PIANO INSTRUCTION, fast with a Classified office, full time position Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- mediately. Call 646-7440. tunity Employer. vided. WANTED CASHIER PART TIME. Cheryll Hadley. B.M.E Drake New York, atop the AL East by l^^ile contests won’t be played until the second full week of Baseball K a n a ty award of the Contract for ad. available. Applicant must Experience preferred but not 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Construction, Bid security W * n — a • dpixnl* "wn University, M.S. University Manchester Office, 647-9139. three games, took a 1-0 lead in the ^ptember, the 1977-78 scholastic season officially began yester­ NEW YORK (NL) - Minn •••••••••••••••••••••••••a have pleasing telephone MD A ASSISTMICI woman la ooll aw aialualva necessary. Good starting shall be returned to those Paraonalt 2 Paraonala cilandata and an aitanalva Nna Illinois. Call 646-1745. Equal Housing Opportunity. opening inning when Graig Nettles Chicago manner, and be an excellent of Northaaatarn wage. Pleasant working at­ day for most local combines with practice sessions. Fired Director of Player whose Bids were not oi advafUalng apaciaWaa/ Texas typist. Legal experience ConnaoUeut, Inc. mosphere for someone who Is and Piniella sandwiched doubles Manchester High football Coach Development Nelson Bur- accepted, and the amount of LEGAL preferred, but will train alnata glfta. H yon willing to work hard in order Calif 397 Boat Cantor 81. ' hava - a p a a l M a la ry a l aalaa around a walk to Munson and a force Jack Holik had 52 out of a signed up week. Girls' coach Phil Blanchette brick; announced right- bid security shall be forfeited suitable applicant with good et ahead. Apply in person Oakland PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Manchaator, Ct. auaoaaa o r w W i la b a ^ a aaraar play. Nettles scored but Reggie list of 78 report to opening contact has in the neighborhood of 10 to 15 handed pitcher Jackson to the Owner if the Bidder, NOTICE business background. 5 day k i aalaa, i m can banoM tra m ana to Grossman Lumber, Seattle M3-9S19 Jackson, who forced Munson, was work after a CIAC-sanctioned week participants and he is very optimistic Todd will be recalled from after being notified of selec­ >1 fhiritgMi MMl imi piifll oiigiiligam wIglMi week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Good o f tha m oat kw roU va o amm l t t l on 2 North Main Street, Hart­ Monday’s Results NOTICE FOR ADMISSION salary and fringe benefits. tinietwaa bi aw bidiiolnf. Whal ford, Ct.* thrown out at the plate. of conditioning. ’The Indian grldders having acquired the services of an the minors on Friday. tion for the award of a con­ to ta n M r PuMe AflMMWMMlg p iM ilM l fttt wa naad la an Individual who can Minnesota 7-6, Toronto 6- OF ELECTORS. Include business and personal George Brett tied the game with don't kickoff until Sept. 24 against unbeaten group from Bennet Junior tract for the Work, fails to fur­ TOWN OF ANDOVER. I* Ihli opiei on iir|t«l to eiotiot Jit references in reply to Box H, GENERAL MECHANIC - BARTENDERS, WAITERS 5 nish the required bonds and Full time days. Paid C.M.S, Modern 2-Dedroom his 17th homer leading off the fourth Penney High in East Hartford. High. CONN. c/o Manchester Herald. and Waitresses needed. Apply New York 5, Kansas City Metannauih, Qo m tiI Manaiir ol ta|il M lliri Blue Cross and life insurance. Hama la p ra m a la U w b buabn aa. frame. Then the Yankees took the East Catholic football wasn’t in the Manchester soccer Coach Dick Davis drafted enter into a Contract for Notice is hereby given that TNa la an anaabanl oppacbmlly in person Alplu Omega Inn, Construction within ten (10) il Manctaitir. IpiM irti ta itoM Ml I lini WAITRESS - Now hiring for Amerbelle Corporation. 104 lor |OU la aaoacMa roiinaa wHh Route 44A, w lton. Monday edge back when Johnson homered off area, the Eagles of Coach John Danielson welcomed an “eager PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) 3 V the Board for Admission of East Main Street, Rockville. Baltimore 6, California 1 days after notification. c«M ,nrtti fall. Part time nights and Tha Thaa. D. M u r^ Ca„ a through Friday, 2 p.m. to 5 Apartments Paul Splittorff in the fifth. LaFontana having taken off for the group " of 50 with the hooters facing a — ’The Phoenix Suns Mon­ Electors for the Town of An­ Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 ploniar In Via advarllabid Said ■ 7. The successful Bidder, as weekends. Apply in person, p.m. Saturday ana Sunday, Sparky Lyle pitched the final two New London County 4-H Camp for a “testing schedule ” with two games day signed their top draft Cleveland 9, Chicago 2 dover will be in session in the Tacorral, Broad Street. p.m. An equal opportunity alnaa 1ISS. Yaw bdUaUM and Noon to 8. Oakland 8, Boston 7 declared by the Owner, shall employer. plamilne wHI datarmlna |r*w innings for the Yankees to run his solid week of work. LaFontana took a each against the likes of pick, Walter Davis of Town Office Building on be required to furnish a Per­ Saturday. Sept. 10th. 1977 record to 10-4. Mingori suffered his full compliment of coaches and a North Carolina. Today's Games DISHWASHERS - Part Ume labNabad eampanf. Yaw aa- RESPONSIBLE Babysitter Wethersfield, defending two-time formance Bond and Labor and from 9:00 A M. to 1:00 P.M.. nights and weekends. Apply In OPENING IN Small office for needed for Verplanck area. psr month fourth loss in five decisions, as the group of 50 players. East’s first tilt is Davis, the fifth player Oakland (Langford 8-14) M CCIL champs, Enfield, Simsbury, 80 Material Payment Bond in an person, Tacorral, Broad someone to take over phone ordara piabb manay lar you. R eferences. Call 646-4937 at Boston (Tiant 8-8), N In accordance with State Royals lost for only the second time Sept. 17, a night game at 7:30 at Mt. Hall and Windham. ’The season starts selected In the National amount not less than 100% of Statue Sec. 9-17 as amended Street. dispatching, ordering parts, WrOa la b MeKamla, Markalbip after 5 p.m. Includes wall to wall carpeting, in their last 13 games. Nebo, against South Windsor. Basketball Association Chicago (Kravec 7-6) at the Contract Sum. R egaIR S S r etc. Some typing necessary. M ina iir, Tba Tbaa. 0. Murpby Sept. 16 a u in st Windham at home. for the purpose of admitting Cleveland (Garland 10-15), REAL ESTATE Sales People Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call Ca, PO laa M t Manhaoaal, FULL TIME Counter Girl • heat, hot water and parking. Twins 7-6, Jays 6-5 Manchester High girls’ field Cheney Tech soccer Coach Manny draft in June, was signed to 8. The Owqer shall have the all persons who are found to Now York IISM . N - Two needed. Must have 6494428. Ehtperienced cashier and soda Larry Hisle sparked the Twins’ hockey began with 27 reporting first Goncalves had a gathering of 28 a multiyear contract but right to reject any or all Bids be qualified to be Electors of Cwntf ol Itotd license or In process. fountain preferred. Six d » i a California (Brett 11-9) at doubleheader sweep with seven hits day with the ranks expected to swell going thru their paces with more details were not released. and in particular to reject a the Town of Andover. Regal Srt; •nU Cmitf SliM Mwi-Fn. • 1 m . 1 , - Generous commission RN or LPN. Part or full time. week. Apply Hartford Road 6 4 3 - 1 9 6 1 to around 40 or so. (kuich Dave Frost expected to turn out when school Baltimore (Palmer 13-11), Bid not accompanied by any The qualifications are as FhgMta-iiia U L .tu L .n iZ schedule. Wolverton Agency Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Dairy (}uMn, between 10 and equal Housing Opportunity and four RBls. In the opener, Hisle Street. 649-4519. girls swimming squad listed 13 with starts next week. East Catholic N required bid security or data follows: Applicant must be Realtors, 6tt-2813. 12. ' tripled home two runs to trigger a Carty tabbed required by the Bidding the eventual number probably soccer Coach Tom Malln had 23 run­ Seattle (Pole 7-11) at eighteen years of age. must a three-run eighth and enabled the NEW YORK (UPI) - Documents or a Bid in any resident of the Town of An­ evening off at 25. ’The high school ning circles around Eagle Field with New York (Figuerga 1^9), Twins to lie the score. Then he Rico Carty, designated way incomplete or irregular. dover, if foraign bora must ha a pool was not ready so Frost and crew some away still to report. N doubled and scored the winning run hitter for the Cleveland In­ The Owner shall have the naturalized citizen. had to go elsewhere for a workout. Others such as Cheney cross coun­ Texas (Perry 11-10) at in the 10th on Bob Gorinski's dians, smashed three home right to waive any informality Ruth K. Munson. Boys' cross country has 41 on a sign try, East girls' swimming have or Kansas City (Leonard 14- or irregularity in any Bid Town Clerk sacrifice fly. In the nightcap, Hisle runs and had 13 RBI's to up sheet with Manchester Coach soon will start. East cross country 10), N received. for Board for singled home the tying run in the win the American League Sell Those Summer Leftovers Before Fall Arrives ... 643-2711 George Suitor figuring about 30 to hasn't begun u it doesn’t have a Detroit (Rozema 14-5) at Robert B. Weiss Admission of sixth inning and Lyman Bostock Player of the Week Award stay. Many arc away on vacation this coach at present. Milwaukee (Caldwell 4-6), General Manager' Electors M o ^ y . N 062-6 U516 PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M u d m tw , Conn., Tues., Aug. W. M77

ACROSS 66 London trollev Aniwtr to Pluvious Punl. M omorn-$ton$ tor Aant BB Auto* Por Sato •f. M^CHESTER e v e n in g h e r a ld , Manchester. Ck)nn., Tues,. Aug. 30, 1977 — PAGE THIRTEEN' 1 Foot pan DOWN _ r WANTED - Furniture, old ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1975 1/2 TOYOTA Corona. Knit A Veit 5 Choltr c l a toys. Bisque dolls, steins, fice. Ground level, central Excellent condition. Good 8 EiitIndlin 1 Dunka BCinnDDBODQCI Charles M. Schultz MY p5YcH iim iir clocks, swords, guns. O ntrldt location, professional M.P.G. Four door, standard, ititnd 2 Cain'i brother □□ EiniiinDac] ywchy^^r conslgnm^. ktidtog,^rkhig and utilities. 83,000. 6334304. Dear Abby 12 Woodwind 3 Ear part □ O E i a n a inMrumont 4 Freedom of □ dunnan naiiiciQ I THINK' WHEN W R 6RIPE-T0-BE IT WOULD BE A c L n m s X F E iU 2 I ::;3D{3 □ c i D a □ o d b NOT TO WORRY! THESE 1965 MG 1100 - 4 door, good 13 Cowboy', action □ D c^n union uiou I KNOW RAN AWAV.rM SURE IT MISTAKE, HOWEVER,10 TRV SUCCESS, PROFESSIONAL Office - AU condition. 1964 Oldsmobile, M, By Abigail Van Buren nicknimt 5 Saparata □□□□□ nunaDOD HOW VOV, ARE PIET P0U6HNUT5' CUT HE H facilities. Excellent location. 14 Roflitn pool article ll)A5ATERRiaE5H0CK 10 SaVEROUR PROBLEM Rooms tor Root 82 4 door, no rust. Call 643-4849. n n n n feel Good projection. Reasonable 16 Nixon pii 6 Fall bMk on □ u n . 6V EATIN6 00U6HNUT5.,. SAYS X have I rent. 351 Crater Street. 6 ^ 1976 HORNET Four door, air, Roboio 7 Laavaaataga D THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ 1680,6493549. automatic, power steering. 16 Biblicii 8 Scrawniatt MOTHIN& TO I nished rooms. Kitchen Two new snows, 12,500 mUes. chiractor 9 With (Fr.) LjQDD privileges, centrally located, 17 Vofno haro 10 City in Pam FOR RENT - Store and of­ 83,300 or best Mfer. 2697035. DEAR ABBY: We buUt a lovely patio, bought furniture 28 Novalin people iW O u T . g a r k ^ ^ m n only. Deposit. 18 Kiliad 11 God fices. Heat, Janitor, parking. and a grUl, and planned for a pleasant summer. But Bagnold 49 Splendor ► ■C'. . 19 Lagandaiy 20 Fortune As low as 8100 per month. 6& MERCURY MONTEGO MX whenever we cook out, two neighbor chUdren come over 30 Greek deity 50 Mixture Th u k ^ * '* * 21 Whan 22 Yield under 5334. 1971 - Two door hardtop, smaU stand around and watch us eat! ’ 31 Cadanca 51 Act BIRCH HOUSE-Furnisbed 23 Automotiva lo- prauura V-8, automatic,/power (^ce 1 gave them each a sUce of watermelon and told 32 Mythical herb 52 Pile of grain room. Kitchen privileges. MANCHESTER - R etail ciaty (abbr.) 24 God |Sp.| Centrally located. Parung. steering, one owner. 8900.6^ them nicely to run along home, but they came back with 25 Invitation re- 35 Crafty 53 Abominable and/or manufacturing space. 3728. 24 Hauiaga 38 Land, Women only. Deposit. Call some other children, forming a ring around the griU and 29 Raiigioui iponia (abbr.) •nowman 2,000 square feet to 100,000 remarking on how good the barbecued ribs smeUed! 26 American 40 Year (Sp.) THACT WAS A UA O Sr 648-2358. square feet. Very reasonable. poatn 55 Yaatarday (Fr.) 1977 OLDSMOBH^E Cutlass - 1 like chUdren and don’t want to be unkind or petty, but (abbr.) 43 PM bm raga 56 Territory T O O E A s y . Brokers Protected. Call Two door, 350 V-8 Elngine, Ful­ 33 Doctrina MIckay Finn — Morris Wales 130 A W EEK. K itchen our budget can’t be stretched to feed more than our own 34 Sioa drink 27 lea fiihing 45 Made of lilvar 57 Fixed period ^ m a n Properties, 1-226- ly equipped including air con­ gear 47 Character of a privileges, parking, TV. Call ditioning. Now 84995. CaU Ted family. Shall I call the mother and explain how |pl.| of time 64M0W between 5 and 8 p.m. embarrassing this is? Or move? 36 ThraaiOffla Trudon at Scranton Motors, 1 2 3 4 B 6 7 5 B 10 11 EXACTLY WHAT 1 LEAPED AT HIM, YOU HAVE RECEIVED 872-9145. HAD IT 37 Roaiting DIO YOU DO AND TRIED TO MANY AWARDS AND CLEAN FURNISHED room chambar 12 13 14 WHEN HERNANDEZ GET THE GUN CITATIONS FOR OFFICE SPACE POINTED THE AWAY FROM HIM] BRAVERY— HAVEN'T lor reliable, mature 39 Arizona rivar GUN AT YOU? YOU, CAPTAIN DEAR HAD FT: CaU the mother and teU her you’d like IS I t 17 gentleman. Call after 6 p.m., FOR RENT to feed her chUdren, but you can’t afford itrso would she 41 Buiiding wing ROGERS? 6464701. Motorcyefes-Sfeye/M 84 42 Marring 290 iqHare feet, center of pleue keep them away from your oookouU? I t IB 20 Mincbefter, air conditioning and 44 Famiiy of parking. Call 0494991. ROOMS BY The Week. Maid TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville king, 21 service, color TV, free 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and DEAR ABBY: I’m a newlywed and am trying to be a 48 On the iinki 24 25 26 ■■ ft.30 parking. Essex Motor Inn, 646- rack. 81,750. 288-4042. good wife, but my husband stiU wants his mother to do up 48 Gold in 27 30 31 32 ^Knit his shirts. Should I object? haraldry ■ W §nt9d lo 87 33 34 3. 3 . JUNE BRIDE 49 Foot medicine ■ LIGHT Housekeeping Room. SMALL 54 Mountain 37 38 38 .0 41 WANTED TO RENT for ★ ★ p ail in India ■ Fully furnished. Stove, month of September, Lake DEAR BRIDE: Not if his mother picks up and deUvera. 42 Loft-Lam/ tor Sato 24 Artfetoa tor Sato 4f Aparlmantt For Root 53 Aportmooto For Root B3 refrigerator. Linen provided. H A R L E Y D A V rosO N , 1973 MEDIUM SB Butter 43 44 4$ front cottage, at Columbia or FX-1200 ^ BuUt by factory lubitituta 801 Main Street. 649-8679. other lake within IS miles of DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 have been married for 46 47 4t BUILDING LOT For Sale - UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub engineer. Branch heads, LARGE 59 Spaed Manchester. For two adults. 46 years, and not once has he bought me a gift or flowers. 60 Erin Henry Street. Near scbooU. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Barnett clutch, aluminum 4B 50 51 52 S3 54 55 56 57 CLEIAN LIGHT Housekeeping Call 643-5891. (Dn special occasions when he thinks I should have a 61 Parion'i No brokers. CaU M 6 -^ . Brownies, nurses. East Room for lady. Centrally rocker roUers, MUcuni car­ AVAILABLE SOON buretor, balanced blue printed 2639 greeting card, he hands it to me in the same paper sack manner St SB to Pritcilla's Pop — Al Vermeor Catholic School. 640-1226. located. 647-1193. QUIET WORKING Couple - 62 Tenth month 3 motor and transmission. 649 from the store where he purchased it. When I ask him MANCHESTER - Building lot An attractive vest in a t l 62 With 17 year old dau^ter, 7732. what it is, he says, “Open it and youTl find out.” /Vnd when (abbr.) 63 suitable for two family. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, m a r r ie d COUPLE or two need 4 to 5 room unfurnished handsome knit stitch is a 63 Never (contr.) ^ YOUR BROTHER ^ YET, IF I HAD A T /^"ItT^TRr'oF NO, IN A Convenient location. Must oe processed nravel, stone, sand ingles to live In. Free room, wonderful addition to I do, I find a plain card without his signature or my name 64 es 66 IS REALLY MEAN A CHANCE, rP STILL ^ l UNPYING LOVE ? FOUR-POUNP Modern 2-Bedroom apartment or house, your wardrobe. on it. 64 Plant part |pl.| sold to settle estate. Warren and fill. For delivery call kltraendtdien privileges.prlvili Extra pay Manchester area. Elxcellent ★ ★ 65 Engage in _ i TO ME, PRISCILLA.' THROW HIM A ROSE.' POT.' E. Howland, MS-llM. George H. Griffing, Andover, for outside w(o n . References. N o. 2639 has knit di­ I have told him repeatedly that if he can’t take the (NEWSRAPEH ENTEHPHltE ASSN | references. Will pay rent rections for Woman’s winter iport 74^7n6. 6495459. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, trouble to put my name on the card and sign it, he quarterly or semi annually for Vest Sizes 8-16 inclusive; shouldn't bother getting me one. Apartments clean reasonable unit. CaU excellent condition, many Man’s Vest Smali, Me­ TWO 300 AMP RecUfiers - Aportmooto For Root S3 extras. Exceptionally good dium and Large (3948) My birthday just passed, and that morning he told me Root Catala Mfanfad 25 Good condition. Good for 6495756 days, or 6492910 after 7 p.m. performance SIilnce purchased inclusive. that if I was going out, to buy myself a card. I told him I Win at Bridge plating, or welding. Call 640- WE HAVE customers waiting ALL CASH For your property, new. 8500. CaU 649! I after TO easa, uas ts( fw tsco stt- wouldn't do it, so when he came home, he handed me 3430 from noon til 6:00 p.m. for the rental of your aparv 4:30 p.m. IS* Iw otitiai mt another unsigned card in a paper sack. 0 within 24 hours. Avoid Rm *180 ment or home. J.D. Real Tape, Instant Service. Hayes ■ ^ ^ p e r m o n t h □ AUTOMOTIVE As I write this I'm not on speaking terms with him. Can Elstate Associates, Inc_ 649 A M M C A B O T Expert outguesses expert Corpmtlon, 046-0131. DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 1970 TRIUMPH 500. Good run­ you blame me? He is so inconsiderate and thoughtless. Are Includes wall to wall carpeting, I960. ning condition. New mufflers, plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed Autoo For Sato 51 1 1 N Am . « l AwwiS m there other husbands like him? I doubt it. SEXUNG your house? Call us sand and stone. 643-1^. heat, hot water and parking. new speedometer. 8 ^ . 649 tonr Vwk, N.V. 1 0 M UNHAPPY NO RTH When East discarded a LOOKING for anything in real 8215. Priat Hama, M im a w itt IIP AAQ974 heart at trick one it appeared first and we'll make you a estate rental - aparonrats, 1965 RAMBLER Station cash offer. T.J. Crockett, CODE aad Styla Nrafeaf. DEAR UNHAPPY: It will probably be small consolation «J53 that the normal play for seven 135 GALLON Fish Tank - homes, multiple dwellliw, no Wagon - Running condition. 1977 A L B U M with a bound- « A J Realtor, 643-1577. 8150 or best offer. CaU after 6, 1975 HONDA CB 360 T-2500 for you to learn that Pve heard from hundreds of women — a heart finesse, followed by Complete with everything! • 4 3 - 1 9 6 1 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate miles, ExceUent condition. in “All-Season Gift Book” « A 10 5 the play of the ace to drop the Can be set up for either salt or Equal Houolhg Opportunltf Associates, Inc. 6491960. 6436536. of 24-pagesl Price...$2.00. who would be thrilled if their husbands bought them a Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence IMMEDIATE Cash for your Includes Bell Star helmet. fresh water. Must be seen to USO THESE lO O U AT $ 1 EAU. greeting card. Yes, even in a paper sack—unsigned. king — would not work. property. Let us miplain lain our 8800. 6495182, 6497344. WEST EAST be appreciated. $tf0. Call 528- BEAT THE COMMUTE! NEED CAR? Credit bad? Ha. Q -IIS-BtO E H llte N M IIT S . LET'S HAVE ITl JUST SOOD ' IT'S a r m e d t o KNOCK AWVTHIN0 THERE'5 ONLY fa ir proposal. Cal:iall Mr. *863 A- \^ a t would? Maybe West \9 2401. Cromwell area's most Bankrupt? Repossessed? Caatalas itartati lataly fsilta. t|K9 V 10 8 7 6 4 would hold the singleton king WUAPEK'5 PLANE EKJOUEH TO BE E LS E OUT OF THE S K V -A N D IT'S ONE SURE WAV Belflore, 647-1413. 1976 YAMAHA 650. 4,000 Ha. a-1 IT -W IL T S «N PAIASL For Abby’s new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to prestigious and luxurious Honest Douglas accepts a 10 7 4 3 2 ♦ 9 8 6 5 or if he held a doubleton king, AM V SOODi VERTICAL TAKEOFF FEATURES TO FIND OUT HOW Articlor lor Sato 41 miles. ExceUent condition. Olractlaaa far tljrtata qirtlls. Know, send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Laskv Dr.. ARB FAWTASTIC! A p l a n e w i l l Dog$-Blrd4-Poti 43 studios. One, two and three lowest down, smallest Ha. $-11S-«IAH0M 0TM Eri FlIW - «J87 A 9 6 3 2 West could be persuaded lo MAY WE BUY your home? FOR SALE - Baby crib, payments. Douglas Motors, With Extras. 81200. CaU after Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, PERFORM,BA5V.. bassinette, play pen, carriage, bedroom apartments from 4 p.m., 5690898. E l QUILTS. I I faM ia atlat Qallti. seIl-Addre8sed, stamped (24^) envelope. SOUTH (D ) throw the king away. West 0UILP i r i Quick, fair, all cash and no NCR 4 DEPARTMENT ToUl DOG-CAT BOARDING 8160 to 8289 per month. Call StiMain. Na. Q -111-A M E IIC A 't FAVOIITE problems. Call Warren E. and baby scales. Please cml, AFONANS. A baasUfal aatattfa*. A K J 10 5 2 was an expert and would not Rebuilt Cash Registers - 8400. bathing/grooming. Obedience today, 632-1300. Only 15 V A Q 2 Howland, Realtors, 6^1106. 646-3643. As good as new. Call 6492364, WE PAY 816 for complete 1972 K1 750 HONDA - Has think Claggett held as strong a protection classes. Complete minutra to downtown Hart­ header. Must seU. 8700. CaU ♦ K Q ask for Lou. modern facilities. Canine ford. Junk cars. CaU Joey, Tolland hand as he did. SOLAR HOT Water - Save up Auto Body, 5»1990. 6499268, or 5292101. AKQ4 So Claggett drew trumps, to 70% of your hot water Hoiidav Inne, 200 Sheldon Neither vulnerable REFRIGERATOR and drum Road, Manchester. For reser­ SEVEN ROOM Apartment - cashed the clubs and costs. Free survey on our set. Good condition. Good Comporo-TroHoro diamonds and then played his vations please call 6495971. 24 Locust Street. 8300. ^ u r i - PARTS Department now open Mob/to Homoo W e it N o rlb E a it South NousefwM Goods 40 fabulous ^stem . No down starter set. Bass, snare. Call Saturdays. Complete Une of 65 Mlfobllo Homoo 55 Astro-graph ace of hearts. payment. Ciall Ralph, Collect tv. Available September 1st. U 6496624. Olll 6492426, 9 to 5. Chrysler parts. Chorches The ordinary West player REFRIGERATORS 413-781-2120. SUMMER CELEBRATION. FOR SALE - Nimrod TraUer. By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass 3 * Pass 4A Motors. 6493646. Pass 4 a Pass would never throw the king of Washers, ranges, used, WOOD FOR SALE - 830 for Clearance sale on aU new 14 Sleeps six. 8250. CaU 6491925. 4V hearts, but this West was an INSULATION - Half Price. Oardan Products 47 FOim ROOMS, Two FamUy. foot wide and used trades. Pass 5 * Pass 6A guaranteed and clean. New half cord. 855 for one cord. First Floor. AppUances, air 1970 MERCURY Coiwar XR-7 expert. He finally decided that shipment damaged, QE and Will Insulate your attic 1/2 8100 for two cords. Call 742- Save like never before. Used 18' CAMPER trailer - single Pass Pass Pass conditioned, garage, security. - 54,000 mUes, 351 ueveland Opening lead - 3 4 Claggett had started with ace- Fripdalre. Low prices. B. D. price, with every full blown-ln 6619 or 8794350. APPLES, peaches, and pears. engine. Excellent running Uiree bedroom, exceUrat con­ axle, excellent condition. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jin. 19) sidewall Job. Call Ralph, Botti's Fniit Farm. 280 Bush Charles Ponticelli, 6491540. dition 85,9K. New 14 foot wide x-x in hearts and that it was Allay Oop — Dave Graue Pearl and Son, 640 Main 6490600. Condition. New shocks and Eleven years old. 81,500. CkUl In competitive situations today By Oawald k Jamea Jacob A up to him to chuck his king to Street, 643-2171. Main Street, Collect 413-781-2120. REPEAT SALE by Request. HiU Road. Manchester. brakes. Asking 81950. ^ U 649 choice of one, two and three 742-8930. assess your opponents sensibly. bedrooms, 89,995. Over 50 Don't endow them with pluses We don’t know if this Hand avoid being end played. He did ...IN FACT, THAT'S WHY SHE 643-217L______Garage. 97 Cemeten Road, EFFICIENCY Apartment; 4484. BAHLINKA YEAH, ) ,..SHE ALSO PICK YOUR Own Tomatoes - homes to choose form ARE YOU Selling your'mobUe r they don't possess. Don't un­ shows experts at their best or just that and Claggett had his /lOLP ME SHE TOOK OFF DOW-RlVER IN , go off Route 30 at Bolton to Central location, heat, Ughts, worst. South was Claggett overtrick. DIDN'T VHAMT TH' FIRST PLACE! FOR SALE - 30 " GE Range. Cemetery Road In Vernon. By the basket, bring own con­ TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- tboughout the state. Adults home? Buyers waiting._ PleaseI derrate yourself. tainer. 188 Hillstown Road, water included. Security and and family parks avalable for call Plaxa Homes, Broker. 1- Aug. 31,1977 Bowie of Baltimore. Claggett TO BECOME TH' Also red maple chest of Chairs, lamps, glassware, lease required. Immediate oc­ 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp This coming year you will AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 10) knew that he had underbid his WIFE OF THIS drawers and bureau. Call 643- z r a m : silverware, pictures, china, Manchester. car. Asking 82550. 646-4938. immediate parking. ExceUent 8290369. Affix your signature to your work BIS GALOOT/ Large Pool DUtiibutor haa new cupancy. 6492865 between 9 finanacing. Parts, supplies become more closely allied with hand. He also noted that while 6306. Above Gnraod Poola for onljr collectables, and antiques. Iperaons of initiative and ambi- today so that another doesn't hand PICKED Early Macs. and 5. and accessories. FuU time the play for seven was poor in­ $177.00 Completelr Erected, Boxes of Junk, 8100. Lots of 1978 HORNET - 4 door. |)on. one such arrangement may take credit for something he isn't srilt* overall dlmeiMloo, IS'iM' miscellaneous. Mle Tuesday 83.00 per 1/2 bushel. Wind­ AutomaUc, power steering, service department. Plaxa AutomoUvo Scnrfce 88 lead to something substantially entitled to but you are. deed, six notrump was Just as An Arkansas reader wants falls, 81.50. Bldwell, 112 TWO AND HALF Rooms - Home, 1348 Wilbur Cross sure a contract as six spades. to know if we ever bid a fOIni area, complete with heavy and Wednesday, 2-7. Third floor. Main Street. air, 2 new snows. 83600 or best profitable. PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) gauge Bolld vinyl liner, heavy Baldwin Road. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, offer. 2897035. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- This will be a profitable day for Since the game was match Blackwood four notrump with gai^e ildewall, eicluaive lock Heat, hot water, appUances. Berlin, Conn. 8290389. sun 'specialists, factory □ MI8C. FOR SALE Lease. Security. References. you — not necessarily materially. points, (Baggett decided to a void suit. nvne ooofihKilbdi alumlnuni Building Suppiloo 42 PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, trained, one day service, 114 find some way to make an ex­ We try not to, but there are iwlng-up ladder; alao Inalde 8145. CaU after 4 p.m., 649 You'll accrue wealth in things n East Main Strrat, Rockville. ladder, advanced type iklmmer, 3911. four spi . Nice. 81795 Subur- Automathfo Sbrrieo 66 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) An that won't rust. tra trick at his six-spade con­ very few nevers in bridge and Artfctos tor Safe 4f Antiques 48 871-1617. tract. eiceUent fUtratloo ayatero unit, NATURAL STONE for ban Motors, 6492078. I opportunity to alter a condition ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) S u b ­ we have made this normally fencing. Huge 4'il4' aundeck. retaining walls, veneers, I that has worked to your disad- bad bid on occasion. ALUMINUM sheets used as WANTED Antique furniture, FIVE ROOM Duplex for rent. due self-seeking Inclinations to­ Financing arran^d—abaolutely no patios, etc. Pick up by the Three bedrooms, paneled rec CUSTOM STEEL Mag I vantage may suddenly present day and strive to be cooperative. tl H/rOyhlA printing plates, .007 thick, obllgatloo. pound or deUvery by the ton. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or wheels. Set of four 14" I itself today. Don’t use subtle • Berry’* World 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for other antique Item s. R. room, garage, carpeting. 82K Noble motives will instill in CAU TRUFIBi 1-0004 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, monthly witnout heat. Securi­ diameter. Cost 8240, wiU sell I strokes if boldness is required. others'a desire to treat you in a Aak tor F fw n k Harrrison, 643-8709. 81. Phone 643-2711. 6493163. ty and lease required. No pets. for 8150. Includes chrome lug I Find out more about yourself by similar manner. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 646-4461. nuts and adaptor plates to fit ; 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING sending for your copy of Astro- G any car. Call 2 8 9 5 ^ after 6 Graph letter. Mail 50 cents for TAURUS (April 20-May 20) p.m. I each and a long, self-addressed, Problems today are no match for n SEEMS TO \ THREE ROOM Apartments - stamped envelope to Astro- your ingenuity if you choose to ME, THEY Second floor. Heated. 454 BUSINESS & SERVICE FORD 1970 Wagon. Good con- I Graph, P.O. Box 489. Radio City apply yourself. Be creative, not C O U L P BE Main, and 118 Main. Security. Station. N Y. 10019. Be sure to coerced P U T TO 6492426, 9 to 5. diUon. Automatic transmis­ / M O R l j ^ Y b M iT O E R S / I I specify your birth sign. BETTER USE! sion, radio, air conditioned, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) good tires, power steering. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Early Friends will rally to your banner f e l l Reasonable offer. CaU 644- in the day you may be plagued more readily today once they're 1208 after 6 p.m. 315 CINTEgST., MANCHESTIR.CONN.'PIhmm A43-5I35 j with an attack of indecision. assured you're being frank with Later you'll have the courage of them, hold no aces up your 1972 PONTIAC L uxury your convictions — and sleeve. Member of Better Businns Bureau | j successes to prove it. LeMans. Four door hardtop, CANCER (June 21-July 22) It s a l l MV LIFE IV E DIRECTORY auto, P.S., P.B. air con- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) very important today for your e>EEN s e e i h g o n e j We offer the Urgcft variety of e ; attractive apartmenta aDdf diUoning, am/fm radio, vinyl FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY i J What appears to be an un- self-esteem that you do that O F TH O SE THINGS which you believe to be right, w h e n e v e r I (SET , y - , Sorrieoo OHorod 3f SarvtoM Ollorod 3f Polntlng-Popporlng 32 Bulldlng-ControcUng 33 towoboosea id Maocbeater.i roof, extras, excellent conoi- CONTROLLEO AUTO RODY REPAIRS ■ I welcome responsibility will turn Rental o ffice open d a lly 9>5,{__ Uon. CaU 6491290 after 5. I out to be a challenge laden with even if it's an unpopular action. S R /r s !D e A / ^ ( L ^ weekaids, IM. S I promise, a pleasant surprise is in CIM TREE Service - Free es­ ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, on all makes... [ LEO (July 23-Aug.22) First INSULATION - Save 30% to LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - store. timates, discount senior attics, garages, yards 50% on fuel bills' Free es- New homes custom built, DMUTO I MUST SELL. 1971 Dodge thoughts are not necessarily citixens. Company cleaned, moving, trucking. Umates. Absolutely no obliga­ Charger RT. 440, 4-spera, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. your best ones In business Manchester owned and remodeled, additions, rec LOAN and RENTAL CARS " * Loam for sale, u w n service. tion. 8200 rebate. Call 66^91 rooms, garages, kitchens BnBinisES i buckets, vinyl roof, radials. 21) Follow your hunches today in situations today. The bulb Born Loaer — Art Sanaom operated. CaU 6491W. No Job too big or small. 569 Good Condition. 8^1613. I Available by Appointment.. speculative ventures Your brightens after you mult things collect for a free estimate. remodeled, bath tile, cement MS-1021 tSi 8522. work. Steps, dormers. guess is as good as others and in over. CHAIRS REQLUED, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN > Fur- J.P. LEWIS It SON-Interior Residential or commercial. FORD GRAN TORINO 1972. some instances better. 'iSBEYDO^fe niture repaired.. reflnlshing, LAWN MOWER REPAIR, HB'/.THORlVtPPLe, and exterior painting, Call 6494291. Station Wagon. Blue, 6 ALREADY touch-up work. House calls small engine repair, chain paperhanging, and EAST HAR'TFORD - Two and passenger, power steering, STMI OZRIK, Manager rue 60T A and service calls, pick up and saws sharpened. 18 years remodeling. Fully insured. 1/2 room apartment. Stove, am/fm, best offer. Call 647- 301-315 CENTEIi ST., MANCHESTER Bugs Bunny — Holmdahl and Stoffal ® 1977 fry NEA he deUvery. 569-2867 days or experience. Free pickup and 6499658. refrigerator, utilities in­ 9030. STORY THAT'LL after 5. delivery. 6499294. cluded. Parking. Near buses. "Take this clear artd simple memo of mine end STUWT YOUR G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 Single adult preferred. 529 1975 FORD TORINO Wagon - NOW THAT VXVE BOUGHT ] HEY, \ s convert it into legalese, so it will sound official!" ti CLUTTERED ATTICS TREE REMOVAL B & M - Interlor exterior painting and 7411 after 6 p.m. ExceUent body, engine needs TH' HOUSE I WANT VA ^ f e l l a s / ) i 6RDNTH! Cellars? Will haul unwanted Trimming, topping, land wallpapering. Quality- BIDWELL Home Improve­ work. Can be seen at r MEET SOME O' YER. NEW 3 Items for you reasonably. Call clearing and cabling. Also, professional work at ment Co. Expert Installation MODERN THREE Room MarinelU'a Getty, VIS Hart­ Autos tor Ront-Loooo 67 Autoo tor Ronl-Loooo 67 Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick 6491616, or 5690322, for free apartment for rent lo North NEIGHBORS/ ,------diagnosis and treatment for reasonable prices. Fully In­ of aluminum siding, gutters ford Road, Manchester, or TH A N K Y O U / estimates. injured and diseased trees. sured. 6499ul. and trims. Roofing installa­ Hebron. AppUances, carpets, caU 6490400. Free estimates. Fully In­ heat Included. Private Yard. FIREMAN. IF IM NO MONEY CRUBBER, tion and repairs. 6494495,879 P/' ITS NOT A tW I66$,I JUST WANT A BRICK, BLOCK. Stone sured. "My prices can't be 9109. CaU 2290213. 1972 BUICK LESABRE - Four 6 Fireplaces, concrete. beat. " CaU anytime, 5690917. Bullding-Controeling 33 door hardtop. Air con- SECRET A5 TfC LITTLE SECURITY! THEY ' Chimney repairs. No Job too HORACE Tetrault - Siding, MANCHESTER - Three room diUoning, power windows, 350 COMBINATION CAN 6 E T MY HUMMER WITH J small. Save. CaU ■ ' for ' WILL DO Babysitting In my WES ROBBINS carpentry roofing, storm windows, aw­ apartment. Heat, hot water, engine, 81100. 5293395. To THE ROYAL A NO-CUT L0N6-TERM , estimates. home. Fenced In y tio . Meal remodeling specialist. Ad­ nings. Quality workmanship, waU-to-wali carpet, parking, VAULT, WHAT CONTRACT AND 1100,000jMOffW'S) ditions, rec rooms, dormers, RENT-A-CAR and playmates. Manchester free estimates. Fully insured. OD busline. No ^ ta . 8190 per 1974 FORD Grand Torino - 4 ARE W UP FRONT,' PLUS A i^V A C A - ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars Hospital/Bentley School area. bullt-lns, bathrooms, 872-9187, 649-3417. ______month. Security. 6497690. Door. Vinyl top. Power By the DAY ASKIN FEW FRINBEES' TION and attics. Moving large Reasonable weekly rates. CaU kitchens, 6493446. steering, power brakes, air HaathclHf Thia Funny World 0 appUances, also stone or loam 6498183. SPECIAUZING cleaning and BOLTON - One bedroom condiUoning. 81900. CaU 644- .for as low as delivered. 6491775 or 6499532. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - repairing chimneys, roofs,* apartment. 8166 monthly, in­ OFFICE CLEANING It Homes, Additions, Repairs, new roofs. Free esUmaltea. 30 cludes heat and hot water. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Building Maintenance - Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Years Ehiperience. Howley, Available Immediately. 649 1969 FORD - 302, automatic. FRED VENTRICLE THEV'RE BOTH A BARREL P E T 5 sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Elxperlenced and references. 3492009. 643-5361. 2482, 6498969. 8150 or best offer. Ckill 649 $ 9 ’ ® A DAY AN' PETE F K A M IS , O’ LAUG HS/ need for expensive rec- CaU evenings after 6:00 p.m., 7621, anytime. covertng. 568-5878. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY HEBRON CENTER - Four MEET ELM ER 6490726. ROOFER WILL InsUll roof FUDD/ Carpentry and general con­ siding or gutters for low dis­ rooms and baUi, heat and hot PONTIAC LEMANS 1973. (Plus Mllaaga) REWEAVING bums, holes. tracting. Residential and count price. Call Ken at 647- water Included. 81*5 per Four door Sedan. Power 7/ 7— < WELCOME Zippers, umbrellas repaired. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• commercial. Whether it be a 1566. month. No pets. CalfIII 6464m. steering, power brakes, air TO*FRlENDLY ^ Window shades, Venetian Polntlng-Popporlng 32 small repair Job, a custom conditioning, excellent condi- • SpaeW WMkand and Wauidy A C R E S ! '/P c blinds. Keys. TV for rent. built home or anything In RESPONSIBLE FEMALE Uon. 37,000 mUes. 5894852. Rataa AvaUaMa Marlow s, 867 Main St. 649 PAINTING - Interior and between, call 64913n. wanted for two bedroom with 5221. exterior, paperhanging, same in Windsor Locks. CaU 1988 FORD LTD - 351 engine • Alao, Spadallzing In exceUrat work. References. NEWTON SMITH - Hooting- Plumbing 35 after 6 p.m., 627-0303. wiUi air coaditioning. Very Long-Tarm LaMbig WINDOW CLEANING - Free estimates. Fully In­ Remodeling, Repairing. Rec good running condition. 8800. AREWELL Commercial It Residential. sured. Martin Mattson, 649 rooms. No Job too small. 649 SEWERLINES, sink lines, TWO ROOM Unfurnished 6434500 after 5. TO lOVf Full Insured. Free estimates. 4431. 3144. cleaned with elecbic cutters, Apartment - Kitchen, bath, Call Bill Butler materialism * fiftpj CaU Quality Maintenance In­ ^ professionals. McKinney large Uvlng room, aU utlUties. 1984 CHEVY Convertible. corporated, 6498845. QUALITY PAINTING and CARPENTRY k Masonry - Bros. Sewage 8170. Security deposit. No Good running condlUon. 8200. or Tod Trudon Paper Hanging by Willis Additions and remodeling. Commpany, ( pets. Manchester rural. 649 CaU between 4 and 8,849-3754. ED'S LIGHT Trucking ■ Scnultx. Fully insured, Fre estimates. Call Anthony 8905, anytime. Short Riba — Frank Hill Cellars and attics cleaned. references. 6494343. Squlllacote, 649-0611. NO JOB TOO SmaU - Toilet 1975 BUICK SKYLARK - Air >exJR P K O B L E W IS Trees cut. Free estimates. repairs, plugged drains, APARTMENT FOR Rent - 5 conditioning, power steering, T O O M U C H N63ATIVE 6491943. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch CARPENTRY - Repairs, klfclitchen faucets■ replaced, rooms and garage. No pets, no automatic transmission, TM IN K IN © . remodeling, additions, gar­ repaired. Rec rooms, children. Ck m u Main Street. painted for 8150-8200 by am/fm 8 track ttereo. New N, WILL BABYSIT In my scheduling now. Professional ages, roooflng. CaU David bathroom remodeUng, heat CaU 6490379. steel radial Urea, new Mnnro \ Manchester home, Waddell considers any lob. UBWI, PatrU, 6491796. modernixxation, etc. Free shocks. 83800.6498513, after 5 8 -3 0 School arra. Must have own evenings or weekends, Don. ^ tim ate gladly given. MAM Homoo tor Root 54 p.m. LEASING 1977 M c N .i^ lilS )» J .. l x . transportatioo. Call 6490490. Plumbing A Heating. 6492871. CARPENTRY, CUSTOM "I'm letting them go at half price ~ they PROFESSIONAL Painting: HOUSES-Addltlons, garages, FOUR ROOM Single House • 19T0 KARMAN GHIA • Route 83, Vamon haven't spoken to each other for montiu. CO M PLETE LAWN Interior A Exterior, Commer­ ttMfIng, and siding, lutchens. PLUMBING and Heating - Newly decorated. Nice loca­ Yellow. Standard ihllt. 6 4 M 1 8 1 Maintenance. Lawns, K and cial k Residential. Free es­ bathrooma,^and repair work of Fast service. Reasonable tion. Appliances. Adults. ExceUent runniiig condition. R6NrsaeUB»n)K9HUP1HRIueH1H^ up. Hedges 810 and up. Edging timates. Fully Insured. 649 all k i ^ . CaU Rtwert Jarvis rates. Licensed. Call 649 Security, hfo d ^ . 8tf6. 849 M m body rust. 8850. CaU and fertiUilng. 847-4I80. 4871. for astimata, 1491712. 8687 ...mKToomwtammMfEm.*