Society Says Columbus Proved World Is Flat By JEFF WILSON “At the time Columbus made his “The average person believes the “Most live in the United States, but tion TV movie,” Johnson said. “We voyage, everyone believed the world world is round because modern claims,” Johnson said. “Peopledon’t LANCASTER, Calif. (UPI) - we have many others in 167 coun- aren’t accusing the government of was a ball — except for Columbus. He science says so,” Johnson said, “but condemn us.” Charles K. Johnson swears he is on tries. We publish the Flat Earth anything. The whole thing is a plot by But how is it that one can go the level. was not one of them. They were it’s just not true. Columbus did not Quarterly with the objective to Nazi German scientists. They are the “around" the world? afraid they would fall off the edge of fall off so that proves it.’ restore the world’s sanity,” Johnson The president of the 1,500-member nucieus of the U.S. space program. “Simple,” Johnson said. the earth because it was round, not Johnson was born and raised in said. International Flat Earth Society flat. “The movie ‘Capricorn One’ “Magnetic north is the center of Texas. His family moved to San “We consider this the world’s most proved that the moon shot did not world and a ring of ice surrounds the spends his time trying to prove the “Columbus is one of our heroes Francisco and then to the Southern superstitious age. From integration world is “flat as a penny.” happen — that it was faked. land which is fioating in a sea of flat because he didn’t fall off — gravity California desert. to going to the moon, the world is a wasn’t invented yet. Gravity was in- “The idea that the earth is round water. It has nothing to do with the Still, one of the society’s super- Indeed, from his porch on the san- vast and complex place. We try to get comes from Greek superstition.” earth being a ball. It's like going heroes is Christopher Columbus, vented by a priest in England. There people to use their minds iogically.” was no gravity in Columbus’ day. dy, parched desert floor near Surprisingly, the flat earth concept around an island. whose day is today. But what about the space shots? is usually met with poiite interest, “Every year around Columbus Edwards Air Force,Base, the world “Ships disappear on the horizon, Millions remember live pictures rather than rudeness or hysteria. day,” Johnson said, “there is a great does look flat. but it’s oniy an opticai iliusion. After “Contrary to the history books, we from space showing Earth spinning “There is a iurking sanity in the controversy’’ about the earth’s a ship goes six miles it doesn’t dis- claim Columbus proved the world Johnson’s Flat Earth Society in the distance. American public’s mind, no matter flat,” said Johnson, 54. shape. appear over a hump of water. I can boast” 1,500 members worldwide. “The whole thing was a science fic- what the American space program prove that with a teiescope.”

The Weather .ft. WHArS Partly sunny today with highs in the 50s, around 13 C. Fair and not so cold tonight; .K Haitrl|PBtpr iEtiPitiitci H m lows 40 to 45. Partly sunny and warmer Tuesday with highs in the 60s. Rain probability: 10 20 Cents Per Copy percent today; near zero Vol. XCVII, No. 7 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, October 9, 1978 A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 tonight; 10 percent Tuesday. 3 New Numbers National weather map: page | New telephone numbers for the town’s municipal and educational buildings will go into effect tomorrow. The new phone system was installed this weekend. All schools and town offices are closed today for the holiday. A complete listing is contained Mar in an advertisement on Page 2 of today’s Herald. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Sniper "M y confidence in the effec- Record Lows fire marred a Syrian-engineered tiveness of the cease-fire worked out cease-fire in Lebanon today while the in Damascus is very limited,” the 78- New Englanders making their presidents of Lebanon and Syria con- year-old Chamoun said. “In past traditional fall foliage tours cluded four days of political and cease-fires, when the fighting Columbus Day were greeted by military talks in Damascus ap- stopped, (the Syrians) reinforced mostly sunny skies but chilly parently without reaching full agree- their positions and started fighting temperatures, including a touch ment. again.” of frost in some areas. Although the cease-fire was gneral- “There will definitely be more Early morning temperatures ly reported holding in most of East fighting,” one Christian commander today were in the low 30s in many m Beirut, its suburbs and adjacent said. “This cease-fire is nothing.” sections — with the thermometer mountain areas, Christian right-wing The current cease-fire was the bottoming out at a record low 29 radios said three peopie were killed latest in a long series that began degrees at Bradley International and one other injured today by Syrian during the 1975-76 Lebanese civil war Airport in Connecticut. The sniper fire on the two key bridges between the CHristians and the previous record iow was 30 set in commanding the northeast ap- Palestinians, backed by Lebanese 1953. proaches to the capital. leftists. Some snow fiurries were Otherwise, both the state-run An Arab League peacekeeping reported in the western mountain j Beirut radio and the right-wing force, made up almost entirely of area of Maine overnight and an Phalangist radio said Lebanese Syrian troops, ended the civil war 23 inch or more of snow was citizens had “spent another calm months ago but stayed on and reported atop New England’s night, free of artillery and rocket became involved in new fighting with highest peak — Mt. Washington in shells." the right-wing Christians, who New Hampshire — where the President Elias Sarkis was leaving rejected Syrian control of their temperature early today was 11 for Saudi Arabia today on the first northern Lebanon strongholds. degrees. leg of a tour of Arab capital, Beirut Israel has threatened to intervene radio said. on the side of the Christians if the No Regrets Syrian President Hafez Assad in- fighting does not end. Observers \ dicated the Syrian-Lebanese summit believe such an action could en- Sgt. Roger Boucher left a good on the crisi in Lebanon had failed to danger the Camp David peace job at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft to reach agreement on all issues after agreements ' between Israel and become a poiice officer nine years four days of discussions. Egypt and could lead to another Mid- ago. He has never regretted it, “We are three-quarters of the way dle East war. although the money is not nearly down the road,” he told reporters in Rightist radio reports late Sunday as good. Boucher talks about his Damascus early today after four said two shells fell on the southeast experiences as a police officer hours of talks with the Lebanese Christian suburb of Hadath, two on and about the new radio com- Mrs. Lillian Carter, mother of the presi- Mrs. Grasse’s candidacy and the two were president, “and we are very op- the Karantina area of east Beirut and munications system. See Page 3. dent, and Gov Ella Grasso arrive arm in arm greeted by a crowd of over 200 at Democratic timistic.” five on the Christian village of at the Parkade in Manchester this morning. Headquarters. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Assad said “we were discussing Douar. Strike at VW Mrs. Carter was campaigning on behalf of r j , practical steps” to resolve the A right-wing radio roadcast said Lebanese crisis and he added that about 30 people were wounded while NEW STANTON, Pa. (UPI) Sarkis “wiil have to choose the most trying to cross the Karantina Bridge Volkswagen of America Inc. appropriate measures.” to escape from east Beirut Sunday. workers today set up picket lines The Syrian ieader said Sarkis “The fact that the refugees would outside the firm’s first American would return to Damascus after his brave fire to escape showed how assembly plant after Crowd of Democrats Arab tour and “we wili conclude desperate the situation has become,” overwhelmingly rejecting an in- these discussions” on a solution to one witness said. itial wage contract proposal. the Lebanese crisis. The state-run Beirut Radio said, Workers failed to report for the Accurate casualty figures from a “There were limited and isolated a.m. production shift and week of heavy shelling were impossi- violations of the cease-fire, which biocked the entrances to the West- Greets Miss Lillian ble to obtain. Right-wing “Radio were dealt with quickly in order to moreland County plant, the com- Free Lebanon” issued reports that stabilize the security situation in the pany said. By SUSAN VAUGHN in Plains (Ga.),’’ she said, “we Grasso spent most of the trip hooking said up to 1,300 people died and more country.” The employees, members of Herald Reporter wouldn’t have seven people.” a rug and Mrs. Carter commented, than 2,000 were injured in the “Radio Free Lebanon " quoted a Local 2055, United Auto Workers, Although Mrs. Carter downplayed “I go so darned tired of seeing her fighting. Red Cross officials said spokesman for Lebanese rightist MANCHESTER - Gov. Ella Sunday turned down by a 1,235-94 her presence, saying, “I just came punch at that thing." they felt these estimates were “sure- forces as saying they would reject Grasso and the president’s mother, vote a proposed three-year agree- behind Ella this morning,” it was In her straightforward down-home ly exaggerated.” any accord reached between Sartis Liilian Carter, were greeted by a ment negotiated last week. ciear that everyone was anxious to Southern manner, Mrs. Carter said Badly outgunned Christian ieaders, and Assad that did not provide for the crowd of over 200 well-wishers who meet the spirite little white-haired she did not know what to expect when including former President Camille immediate withdrawal of Syrian packed into Democratic Party ‘D o i n g W e l l ’ woman. she first met Gov. Grasso. “I thought Chamoun, said the cease-fire troops from Lebanon. Headquarters about 9:30 this mor- she would be a great big fat woman ning. Mrs. Carter said she had not met arranged in Damascus by Presidents “There will be no real cease-fire CALCUTTA, India (UPI) - The Mrs. Grasso before iast week when ... kinda sweaty looking. You know, Elias Sarkis of Lebanon and Hafez Impressed by the large crowd, until our brothers return (to Syria),” world’s second test-tube baby and they were both among the U.S. you’ve seen them before,” she said, Assad of Syria wouid not last. Mrs. Carter said, “I can’t help but it said. her mother are “doing very well” delegation to Pope John Paui’s drawing a ioud outburst of laughter wonder what kind of woman Ella and will be going home soon. funeral. She said she spent the flight from the crowd. “But when I saw Grasso is to get all of you out so early Gynecologist Saroj Kanti Bhat- playing poker and lost 25 cents. Mrs. her, she’s not big ... and she's not on a cold morning. If it were this cold tacharya, who delivered the baby sweaty," she added. Strikes Spread by Caesarian section Oct. 3, told Mrs. Grasso spoke briefiy in ap- reporters Sunday, “There is no preciation of Mrs. Carter's visit to evidence of deformity” in the 6- her behalf amidst her very busy day-old infant. Extremists Take schedule. Throughout Iran First District Congressman Stock Market William Cotter also spoke briefly in TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Riot and piled up garbage and dirty ban- behalf of the other state candidates police and troops in armored cars dages. Patients were left without NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices Office, Hostages campaigning for the upcoming today patrolled Tehran and several food or only sandwiches. opened higher in slow trading November election. riot-hit provincial cities. Strikes Pregnant women brought in for today of New York Stock AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (UPI) Pier Bellenkes, assistant secretary Also seated at the podium were paralyzed universities, hospitals and deliery of babies were turned back by Exchange issues. Members of a little-known Dutch of Amnesty International in Holland, State Senator David Barry, ID- government offices for the third day. the strikers. The Dow Jones industrial extremist group occupied the said “There are more than two inside Fourth District), Marceiia Fahey, Incomplete reports said at least Striking medical staff members average, which gained 3.55 points Amsterdam office of Amnesty Inter- our offices, but I do not know exactiy candidate for the Third District three persons were killed and more demonstrated in hospital compounds Friday and 14.20 points overall national today, seizing two hostages, how many.” senatorial seat. Mayor Stephen Pen- than 30 wounded in violence in in the southern port city of a spokesman for the Nobel Peace last week, was ahead 0.60 to Beilenkes said he had tried to enter ny and Ted Cummings, Democratic provincial cities. Khorramshahr in Ahvaz, and in 880.62. Prize-winning organization said. Town Committee chairman. Nearby Three persons were reported killed southern Iran, doctors served a The spokesman said the group that the building but the occupiers told Advances led declines, 273 to him to keep away. He said they were were other local candidates, in- when police fired to disperse rioting three-day notice on the authorities 180, among the 698 issues traded seized the office was demanding ciuding Francis Mahoney, (D-13th youths in the Caspian Sea resort for acceptance of pay hike demand. better treatment for three members telling all comers to contact the Lon- in the early going. don headquarters of Amnesty Inter- District). towns of Amol and Babol. Courts were closed and trials of West Germany’s Baader-Meinhof Barbara Weinberg of Manchester, Two young demonstrators were suspended as justice ministry per- terrorist organization currently held national, a privately, financed In Sports organization that looks after the who organized Mrs. Carter’s visit to killed and another 30 wounded in sonnel went on strike. in Dutch jails. Connecticut today, also welcomed Amol, where police firing continued Manchester High football team rights of political prisoners. It was "Panic has gripped Amol, the There was no immediate attempt the governor and Mrs. Carter. late into Sunday night. A security of- awarded the coveted Nobel Peace newspaper Rastakhiz said today. It continues to roll while East by Dutch police to cordon off the Audrey Wasik, state central com- ficer was wounded. Prize last year. reported that shooting continued un- Catholic meets defeat. See page building. Police appeared to be mitteewoman from South Windsor, Police fatally shot a demonstrator 11. trying to avoid over-dramatizing the In London a spokesman said the til 10 p.m. Sunday and fires burned headquarters had been informed of presented Mrs. Carter with a pewter in Babol, 19 miles northeast of Amol, Patriots trim Eagles while situation in the hope of a quick solu- donkey necklace. Iranian newspapers said. all over the city. Giants bow to Cowboys in NFL. tion. the occupation, but had no other details. Gerald and Sherry Shea, children Student demonstrators rioted in Thousands of youths fought securi- See page 12. In a statement teiephoned to the of Mr. and Mrs. James Shea of An- support of strikers demanding pay in- ty units in the streets of Amol, Dutch radio, the occupiers said they The three West German terrorists dover, presented the two women with creases and other benefits in provoking shooting. No exact figures belonged to the Dutch Red Defense Index serving jail sentences in Hoiland are fiowers. widespread walkouts. of dead and wounded are known, Organization. The group is not Kurt Foikerts, Christoph Wacker- "The campaign delegation was Strikes spread in government Rastakhiz said referring to the two Classified...... 15-18 generally known in Holland but nagel, and Gerd Schneider. All were whisked off after some hand-shaking Comics...... 19 departments, including state-owned confirmed deaths. appeared to be one of several convicted of shooting attacks on and autography signing. The total Editorial ...... 9 hospitals. The work stoppage by Sunday's rioting erupted during the extremist factions in Holland’s poiicemen in the Dutch cities of visit lasted about 30 minutes. hospital staffs threatened an out- funeral for Forougei Raie, a Entertainment ...... 15 political underground. Utrecht and The Hague and are ser- Family...... The governor and Mrs. Carter break of disease. Tension mounted housewife killed Saturday by police Reports from the scene in down- ving sentences in the top security were scheduled to attend a picnic in between the strikers and thousands who shot teir way into her house in Obituaries ...... 10 town Amsterdam said it was federal prison at Maastricht. Sports...... 11.13 New Haven later in the day with the of Asian doctors who stayed on the pursuit of demonstrators. believed five men were staging the All three belonged to the Red Army delegation of visitors from a job. Television ...'...... 15 The clashes in Amol came during occupation. There was no indication Faction, an offshoot of the Baader- Friendship Force flight from Ger- The strikes shut down the opera- the second day of student protests in whether they were armed. Meinhof band of left-wing anarchists. many. tion rooms of government he 'tals. support of striking teachers. PAGE r y p - M-VtCHESTTR E\'EMNG HERALD. : Co—.. Mflfc. On. ». i9n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Oct. 9. 1978- PAGE THREE Girl Honored Area Police Report ObituariM 3 R h o d e s i a T o B o o s t By Fire Chief Switch to Police Work Vernon West Drive, Rockville, was charged Donald Allen Derick MANCHESTER - Merry Chad- Christopher P. McNally, 21, of with breach of the peace, Saturday ELAST H.ARTFORD - Dccaid AiJea Smith’s U.S. Effort ziewicz, age 7, of 28 Gardner St. West Union Street. Rockville, was charged night after police investigated the Denci. >4 x '.V. Scuiii f t ’ Te died was a perfect example for the Town Provides More Variety Friday wiiii ureacn of the peace and report of a fight. Fncav it Ki-ticed SALISBURY. Rbodesia LPI' — temeved, steps hare been tairgw that Fire Department's kickoff to fire interferring with a police officer. In connection with the alleged inci- Deride •srii Harticed and The RhodesiaB gorenaaeai plans to win outlaw this evil in the very near prevention week. The most memorable — or perhaps there are a lot of dead spots where an Police said he was charged after dent, Patricia S. Locken, 38, of 81 By CHRIS BLAKE aad mec j; ’jje HirJcci area ali of grve f*rime Minister Ian Smith's future. ’ The Martin School second-grader unforgettable — case Boucher has officer can’t reach us by radio.” tis lire ■ they received a complaint that a man Park West Drive, was taken to Herald Reporter •Amencan campaign to win more Remarks 1^ Rowan Cmnye. the was commended by Town Fire Chief ever worked on was the absorbing, Boucher has taken courses to help Ke . ^ v « x e s x . Wiiiiarr Cote was lying in the street. McNally was Rockville General Hospital for treat- EAST HARTFORD - Police Sgt. fneods a boost with dramatic an- white co-minister of edneatkn. in- John Rivosa during a fire prevention engrossing drama that ended on Aug. him with communication system Derrct -.'f East Hartford b:s brought to Rockville General ment. Prew was released on his Roger Boucher left a good-paying job QouDcenKins on lew m n g of official dicated the goveroment has decided week program at the school Friday. 29, 1977, with the self-inflicted procedures and repairs. His com - rtiXEief Mr; Barsara E aenza of E ja Hospital and later transferred to promise to appear in court on Oct. 17. as a group supervisor of data collec- racial discnnunatioiL in favor of a separate-hut-eqnal He introduced Merry by saying, “ I shooting death of Frank DeCorleto. puter background should be helpful H a rJ x c feer crothers. William of Norwich State HospiUiI. No court The case is still under investigation, tion at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft nine But a small white liberal opposi- development appn»cfa to the qoes- know at least one student knm s bow The day before, DeCorleto had when the police purchase a com - date was set. police said. years ago to become a police officer. Eas; Ha.'tfxd floss of Mariboroegh, tioo party, the .\atioaal Unifying tioo of schooling. to report a fire.” slain his wife and young son and he puter. ao3 Rjjder. areS James, both of Los Richard Hemsley, 18, of 14 N. Park Paul Levesque, 19, of Crystal Lake Although he admits the pay is not Force, has anoounced plans to put its White Rhodesians have expressed Merry reported a fire in her had held East Hartford and state A native of Hartford, Boucher Atigeies. :mc raters. Mrs Barbara St., Rockville, was charged Friday Road, Ellington, was charged Sunday nearly so good, Boucher has had the leaders oo the same platfonns as the fears their children veould be farced toaster around 7 a.m. Sept. 29. She police in suspense through the night. graduated from Bulkeley High Bowers of Eas: Hanford and Mrs with second-degree larceny. Also with failure to drive in the es- opportunity to do some things he prime minister to challenge >his to study with less advanced Mack called the Town Fire Department Twelve East Hartford policemen School and moved to East Hartford Carol PeiieLer of Maacbesfer. and charged with second-degree larceny tablished lane. He was involved in a never could have done as a group policies beftwe the .American puhUc. children. herself, told them exactly what the were at the scene that night, in- 11 y e a r s a g o . h.s grandparecis. WiiLiam Fagan of and reckless driving, was Edward one-car accident at Union and Ward supervisor. In a weekaid speech. Ernest BuUe. Eifacatiaa in this natjoci of 2GO.OOO problem was and gave the depart- cluding Police Chief Clarence He worked for 10 years at Pratt & Hanford and AL's Fraixes Faaan of Eaton, 19, of 168 E. Main St., streets in Rockville. In October 1975, he investigated a the bcracial intenm govemiDent's whites and more than 6 millioa ment the correct address. Drumm. Whitney Aircraft and will start his Hartford Rockville. Police said the driver lost control threat on the life of President Gerald black co-mimster of Finance, com- blacks 15 compulsory ooly for whites Rivosa told Marry she "did as fine Boucher calls it " a very sad scene, ninth year on the police force next Fanera; services will be Police said the two were ap- and struck a utility pole. Ford, who was scheduled to appear merce and industry, said the removal and educatioa below university level a job as any adult would have done a tragic case.” year. Wednesdav at S a m at the Caiiahac prehended in a stolen motor vehicle, Passengers in the car were James in Hartford a week later. He found of "all discnminatkiii" will be an- is segregated. under the same circumstances. I am He also investigated a complaint Boucher is married and has four Funeral Home. .Max S t . East after a short chase. No court date Mathiaw, 21, of Woodstock Drive, and arrested an East Hartford man, 1602 nounced shortly Crooje said the government in amazed that anyone seven years of about CB radio thefts and in five children. HanJord. Bunal will be beid at the was given. Manchester; Cathy Jachim, 20, of who police later charged with The Rhodesian press speculated coming days will announce an age would have done as weU as you minutes he made two arrests. He “It gives me personal satisfaction Hillside CeineteiT Elasi Hanford Priscilla L. Waskiewicz, 26, of Torrey Road, Tolland; and Michael making the threat. BoUe 5 statement heralds scrapping "ingenioas" solntion that "will allay did. laughed when a newspaper headline to help others,” he said, explaining Calling boers are Toesday from 2 Groton, was charged Friday with Ketcham, 20, of 169 Vernon Avenue, Roger Boucher In March 1976, he was working a of the Land Tenure .Act. which the fears of vriutes and meet the The Fire Department arrived and the next day trumpeted "Police why he left a good job to become a to 4 p.m and from T to S p m» four counts of issuing bad checks. Rockville. All were taken to case at the Holiday Inn when he regulates where people may live and aspirations of blacks." ejected smoke caused by the Crackdown on CB Thefts.’ ’ policeman. wort depending oo their color. The complaint was made by a Vernon Rockville General Hospital for treat- Center Enrollment spotted a man trying to use the stolen The announcements are to coincide smoking toaster. It wasn’t exactly a crackdown, he “ My old job was a beautiful job as Tribal Chief Jaem iah Chirau. one grocery store owner. She was mem. All were released except Ms. card of one of his fellow East Hart- Julie .Meyer Hcsm* with Smith's effort to persuade Jim LaPine, town firefighter in HARTFORD (UPI) - Final fall said. His superior just told him to far as the money and the people I of the three local black leaders in released on a $500 non-surety bond Jachim who was kept for observa- ford Police officers. He was in the -Amencans to back his "internal" charge of the fire prevention educa- enrollment figures for the Hartford check out a complaint. worked with were concerned, but I M.A.NCHESTER — Julie Meyer Smith s ruling executive council, for court appearance Oct. 11. tion. Levesque’s court date is Oct. 20. right place at the right time. majority rule plan, which has been tion program in the schools, said Graduate Center are the highest in Boucher’s work earned him a felt like I wasn’t accomplishing Hesse. SO. of 732 Center St died Sen- Brian G. Oliveira, 19, of 83 Murray Hebron In April 1977, he was again in the said that 'although racial dis- rejected by the guerrilla-backed .Merry was a perfect example of what the institution’s 23-year history. promotion to sergeant in May and anything,” he said. day at Manchester .Memorial cnminatioo has not yet been totally Road, South Windsor, was charged Barbara Kulak, 20, of New Britain, right place at the right time when he Patriotic Front the firefighters try to teach the The 1,128 graduate degree later this year he will become the Boucher recently attended a two- Ho^tai Saturday with disorderly conduct and was charged Sunday with reckless investigated a robbery at the 7-11 students, __ students, including 125 taking head of the police department’s new week course in management training -Mis . Hesse was bom in Germany illegal possession of marijuana. driving. She was involved in a one- Store on Burnside Avenue. courses in Groton, are the first class radio communications system. at Babson College. He also com - and bad lived in Manchester 38 years. Police said he was charged after car accident on Route 66. He figured the thief would come to number more than 1,(XH), officials The system was scheduled to be Til pleted a course called “ Computer She was a roemher of the Cban± of Experiments Begin they received a complaint that Police said apparently the driver out of the woods and into Martin said Sunday. operation irt August, but delays in the .Assomptioc and its Ladies guild, {About Town) Science in Police Work’’ in someone was ill on Sunset Terrace. became drowsy and inattentive and The center, which offers its own Park at a certain spot. He hid out shipment of radio parts have put the the auxiliary of the Leewo of Mary Lexington, Mass., two weeks ago. He was released on a $250 non-surety went off the shoulder of the road courses and programs of Rensselaer there and he was right. He nabbed project on hold temporarily. and was past president of the Ladies The VFW Post and Auxiliary will Boucher received his associate’s On Shroud in Turin bond for appearance in court in striking four guard rails and then her Polytechnic Institute of Troy, N.Y., the man coming out of the woods. The new system should make por- Chorus. Hartford Saengerbond. meet tonight at 7:30 at the John F. degree in law enforcement at Rockville on Oct. 17. car rolled over into a culvert. specializes in part-time graduate "I had a hunch, I was lucky,” he table radio communication "100 Survivors include two sons. Elric Town Fire Chief John Rivosa presents Merr\’ Chadziewicz. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West Manchester Community College in TURLN. Italy LTI — Twenty-five evaluate the results of the tests. Joseph N. Prew, 49, of 81 Park No court date was given. study for working professionals. said. times better,” he said. "Right now, Center St., to pay their respects to 1972, W. Hesse of Lebanon and Fred R experts from around the world began When they are available the results 7. of 28 Gardner St. V^est a letter of commendation for her Hesse of Votou. a brother and a experiments on an ancient piece of will be given first to Umberto of quick action and accurate reporting of a fire in her home Sept. the late Wiliam C. Lynn, asvember of sister in Germany and six the post. Auxiliary members are linen today to determine if the Savoy, a member of Italy's exiled 29. The commendation was made in front of the other students Nuclear Protesters granddiildreo. Roman Catholic belief that it once royal family that owns the shroud. asked to wear their uniforms, and The funeral is Wednesday at 9 15 served as Jesus Christ's burial at Martin School where Merry is a second-grader, f Herald Post members their uniforms or Post Only then would the test results be photo by Strempfen Plan Hunger Strike a.m. from Rose Hill Funer^ Home. shroud can stand up to the techniques made available to the church. hats. SEABROOK, N. H. (UPI) — Demonstrators jailed this 580 Ellin St.. Rocky HiU. with a mass of modem science. Rinaldj said weekend on criminal trespass charges stemming from at 10 a.m. from St James Churcb. The experts, chosen from among In addition to X-ray examinatioo. Brooke the latest protest at the Seabrook nuclear power plant, Rocky flill. Burial will be at flose SO scientists by the International In- Turin .Archbishop .Anastasio Hill .MenxHial Park. Flocky Hill say their hunger strike will go on until they are freed stitute of Shroud Study, began their Ballestrero has given scientists per- Attention: llllanGiiester Residents without posting bail. Friends may call at the funeral experiments at midnight following a mission to sample the surface of the Disputes home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Protesters edged their way up rope ladders and scaled two-day scientifK seminar shroud through the use of adhesive the fence into the construction site of the $2.3 billion The fam ily suggests that any The ancient piece of linen. 14 feet. 3 tape applications, to study it through Records plant, the target of the nation’s antinuclear forces. State memorial gifts be sent to the inches long by 3 feet. 7 inches wide, m icroscopes and to examine in- The Town of Manchester police were waiting for them Saturday, and remained on Development Funds. Coronary Care contains the negative image of a dividual threads. BOSTO.N LT L - Sen. hand for a later demonstration by 14 people. of Manchester .Memorial Ho^ital bearded man who was crucified, Ruled out. however, are Carbon-14 Edward W. Brooke. R- Has New Phone Numbers AbcHcruiciu Twenty-four of the 42 antinuclear demonstrators were scourged with a whip, stabbed in the tests that could conclusively es- Mass.. has disputed infor- arrested, charged with criminal trespass and refused to side and crowned with thorns. tablish when the shroud was made. mation included in his ovni Starting October 10. you'll need to use the following post bail. Others were released when they posted bail of The shroud, displayed in a bullet- Church officials say such tests would financial records, branding Two Arrested $100 or $200. proof. glass-topped case in Turin's require destruction of the shroud's as ‘mistakes " several en- phone numbers to reach emergency numbers (medi- Those who refused to do so were whisked off to San Giovanni cathedral for the past fiber and are threfore not permitted. tries that indicate he After Scuffle 43 days, is believed by many Roman received $38,000 in per- cal services, fire, police) as well as the board of edu- Brentwood’s Rockingham County Jail and Manchester’s Catholics to be the close used to wrap City Man Faces sonal loans in 1975. cation, schools and other city departments. We've Hillsborough County Jail pending as yet unscheduled M.A.\CRE5TER — Pobce arrested Christ's body following the published reports say. court hearings. They staged a hunger strike in protest of banking IOfO two men over the weekend on crucifixion. Mischief Charge The Boston G lobe listed them for your convenience. and vowed to continue it today and right up until they are freed without having to post bail. charges of breach of peace. Several Roman Catholic Herbert W. Benjamin. 35. of Hart- reported Sunday that tbe Richard L. Hansen U. 25. of 14 theologians have theorized the image ford. was charged with criminal mis- $38,000 was not mentiooed Wetherell St., was charged Saturday on the shroud was produced by the chief in the third degree and breach in Brooke's public dis- Tear out and save Classman Appoints at 10-p.m. in connection witb an inci- radiance of Christ' resurrection. of peace. closure statements, uhich dent at Carry .Nation's Cafe at the The scientific tests, inchiding X- Oakland Street resident beard were submitted in accor- Aide for Campaign Center ray and X-ray fluorescence pounding oo front windows and a dance with the Senate's EMERGENCY CALLS 643-7373 - Routine Calls Police said that Robert Roy of examinations, are designed to deter- Code of Ethics. 643-7373 - Rre Marshal door, and glass breaking, police U>-2‘2 - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SOUTH WINDSOR — James Quigley has been named belief uicNi of life Manchester-South End Carry .Nation's saw Hansen mine once and for all if the shroud is reported. .After the resid^ t called Brooke was quoted as - FIRE-HcKtn En2-5»gntn Utilitpes Disinct 643-1151 - Emergency Calls Only 75 Center St. Manchester coordinator for the Committee To Reelect bothering male youths outside and. 6A3-1151 - RRE-50i.1ti Erxj old enough to be that of Christ and police, be went outside to see what saying the items were - POLICE 649-2800 - Routine Calls Hdqtrs Abe Glassman. According to Campaign Coordinator John after a brief encounter with Hansen. 649-2800 - Chief’s Office provide a scientific explanation, if happened. repayments of earlier in- 649-2808 - Fire Marshal J. Woodcock III of South Windsor, Quigley will make Roy returns to Carry .Nation's to call possible, on bow the man's image vestments he hid made Benjamin told police he had - Ass«S50's O ffice 41 Center St arrangements and generally assist the campaign for police. Another scuffle occurred came to appear on it. damaged the door and window with a Canadian State Representative Glassman in Manchester to corres- B 647-3123 - General Manager s Office 4i Center S before police arrived. "The testing will go on for four businessman. because he was trying to get in. 647-313C - Boar^ ct Oirecters 41 Center St 647-3031 - General Services 41 Center St. pond with re-election efforts planned for South Windsor. Police said Hansen was intoxicated days. " said tte Rev. Peter Rinaldi, Brooke said the entries thinking a friend was inside and in Board.of Etiucaticrv-see Education H The Democratic incumbent candidate who is seeking a and belligerent and refused to leave of Port Chester. N.Y.. vice president trouble. in the personal records Departrrent 647-3C52 - BuilC;r>g Departnen* 4S4 Main 647-3092 - Handicapped Services 66 Center St. third term to the General Assembly, will carry his cam- the cafe. He was arrested and of the Holy Shroud Guild of the Benjamin was held on a $200 cash were "mistakes " that 647-3173 - Health Department 66 Center St paign to the entire 14th Assembly District which encom- released on a non-surety bond. Court United States. bond Court date. Oct. 23. East Hart- "make no sense" to him. 647-3233 - Highway Department 263-Olcott HOUSING AUTHORITY- passes Manchester’s first voting district and the entire date, Oct. 23. Elast Hartford. Rinaldi said it could take months to The Globe said Brooke 647*3081 - Cometery Department 240 East Center St ford. CIVIL PREPAREDNESS - 543-2163 - 24 Bluefield Dr. Town of South Windsor. received the money from 649-9068 Cnfil E)e ., H£R,\LD Man:*««c C.;mr. M:n. Ci;l. !• ;!-7f

r .. ' ... ■..... MMCHMrgR_EVENlNG HERALD. Manche.U.r Conn.. Mon Oh p Are a Bulletin Bo ard Jury Awards $39,000 Bkiodmobil«- \iMl IV sesactai ran {rctn H a jn. ic 2 Researchers Report Meiicidas: Cinrci ari; have its an- The classrtKiins lo speak wni AVI'O'VER —a : :i)r r««n: visii P-m aad naitjcupian'^ mav lom ibe- Familiar Face Gone ibe R s; Crciss SJocdiDcitiije f4 toij. nnai tErse^ dimei' OtT.. 2J a iii se'i- piareais Ccdlee vriQ be sieroBd m TV t'iass icr coe ar ranre od lie sessaccs TJDis aT t and f HC' p jn aT TV ciinrdi cafeteina In Vernon Crash Case ■:i! t>}>:c vK-f f z-Dtriecl Tie -st h: -a-ai T-aesaar i tcp>t aal be Whs- m Mumps Cases Down eiE Gre's’e Streei sxcscn-t in ise Ccc4«s are Fndjrs common and painful childhood infec- u-anf :>f A3o:’-.«- Hf-brcc. aos Car 1 par id t Balls Supebor Conn jury has awarded a Hoff and $1,000 for Heather. Hoff suf- Joseph Califano of a nationwide cam- By CHRIS BLAKE gardener, he often grew vegetables Ctijirrib^i availatOf freer: einreii jneiDbers er Orlifirair Avanied Uttal of S3f .(KKi m damages in connec- fered a head injury and Heather, a tion, is on the decline in the United paign to eliminate the domestic Herald Reporter in the side yard. '-'r Oc«i *4 TV sessjcc ail! oeaj earn V bimtii br ca lw «4-38SS or R:itier: L.a:fi*C' c^f Hf*r:c reL^cj'K: wri Dcn-r ic I>:w ‘ HEBRON — Darid Mac-Anhur of ■DOB wifli a Two-rar aendem in Ver- fractured clavicle. They were States, say researchers at the sources of measles by Oct. 1, 1982. His green thumb was also evident E7I-S12: national Center for Disease Control. EAST HARTFORD — The grounds t nine fijcc inner wn Ttere aene Tcojcs cd rccsiiTbsr iaa aad be™ le, HehroE vras receoiJy presienTed vnri nco .April 23. 1P75 represented by the Glastonbury law Preblud said there is some under- are still the same, but a familiar face in the backyard, where he had many .AtTorney Paul Grooberi. The CDC said reported cases of 5>fTen fm lent- dannrs Tbe aen ee: V-ip aili be cist-nssed eac± ae«i Open Hou>< hjs certified assesmen! evaiiainr firm of Constantine tc Wood. reporting of mumps, which is caused is missing from the Veterans hanging plants. iisr. :Michigan, Tennessee, its 50-acre grounds in 1949. with 13,471 cases reported so far this Herald, Mahurin said he sometimes listed bek™ are nber t.c tbe money-saving Kentucky, West Virginia, Connec- Before he left two weeks ago, the year, compared to 16,388 cases for put 16 to 18 hours a day into the job, p«d>lk ami n a s v are free :t I. Slate Stores Ctosed Suiday ticut, Rhode Island and Maine. Rotary Club, which holds many coupons! the same period of 1977. “Sometimes you have to work all charge For fiirV r isf rc- It said the seasonal pattern of night. You may get a Saturday night events at the clubhouse, honored matHn. caE fis-TlF Oct 9, Columbus Dav Rea. Ho “Geographically, almost all areas mumps cases — a peak incidence in wedding reception and another group Mahurin at a small reception. of the country reported declining Mondav the winter and spring months — has on Sunday morning. I have to stay un- Fred Balet, director of Parks and Coupon mumps activity," the CDC said. remained unchanged. The highest in- til they leave,” he said. Recreation, personally thanked the •Lanci Cx as V;s bxc JlnastJ The report of the sharp drop of ooDege dinirj- rc«ost Coupon cidence occurs in children in the 5-9 Either Mahurin or his wife were Mahurins the day before they left. Coupon Coupon mumps infections followed by a few age group. The Mahurins added a certain Soccer MCC vs m s u i days an announcement by Health, required to stay on the grounds at all FREE quality to the place,” Balet said. Berkshire ComniDaiiT times. If a party ran late, one of the on* 1 b. two would have to stay up. ‘They will be sorely missed. College i p m C-osaar !^ 2^ D IN " \E R i BEL____l S ______onu 1 lb. puckagu Fieid Fresh ! "i;*- | Cuttifig the Ice The clubhouse is the site of about The new caretaker is Eloi Noel, 28, • • ilirci-CoBrse is •Co^ed^M ! -5^=:^ «BEBI LandO’L^es Clarke Urges Deaf Aid two functions a day, seven .days a of East Hartford. Bridge Logic T Sf to J 31 | ^ e d S a l a m i | Carrots . Whrte Bre ad | Fresh Milk ! M a r^rin e JoAnne Schiller of Timrod Road, Manchester and David week. It is rented to various civic and pm . Hartford Rnad cair- In Emergency Contacts Young of Avon, glide across the ice at the Bolton Ice Palace as community organizations and pns Booes 216 they participate in an ice dance show sponsored by the Skating private groups for dinner parties, luncheons, receptions and dances. Now Y ou Know Tnesdav Jard.-SK S-.-ta !r a ji^ — .— EAST HARTFORD - has a teletypewriter in his home can Club of Hartford. The group put the show on Saturday and Sun- Teletypewriters to aid the deaf in Mahurin added some special Christopher Columbus had red hair •Lanch Bee: ala communicate with the proper day with about 80 people attending frojn a number of states touches to the grounds. An amatuer and freckles. Dutch, noon, oolkge d—'-if emergencies should be installed at authorities." (Herald photo by Pinto) room M l ____ S A V E 9* B ^ S A V E 2f i« ____ police and fire departments She also said many teletypes are •Dinner SotiheasT SAVE72* throughout the state, according to donated and could be installed -Asian. 6pm. rolleae Gra n u la t e d Esther Clarke, Republican State without substantial cost to dming room Italia n Senate candidate. taxpayers. “It’s hard for most of us, who can UB Students Return to Class Wednesday .Agostinelli Support hear, to realize the fear of being un- . Sugar Tomatoes BIDGEPORT (UPI) - University the bricks again,” he said. ScKx«' MCC vs Broar; able to contact the police Natan A. Agostinelli, former state sides. UniversitT J.V . 3 p rn Finast of Bridgeport students were due back The teachers voted 106-27 Saturday very pleased for the students and the ^e-ipack department,” Mrs. Clarke said. controller, threw his support behind Negotiators for both parties dis- parents. Let the mediators now do Cougar Reid in class today after professors night to accept a proposal by univer- in Juice “With teletypes in police and fire Esther Clarke in her race against cussed the issues informally Sunday their work while the faculty, students Cross-Conntrv. MCC vs agreed to submit unresolved issues to sity President Leland Miles and end or stations in Connecticut, we would be Demofrat Marcella Fahey. afternoon. The panel, chaired by and administration at UB do their I'niversitv of Hartfcad. 4 non-binding arbitration. But there the job action that began Sept. 22. eliminating that fear." “Esmer is what we need in Hart- federal mediator Hezekiah Brown, work of carrying out their mutual p.m . main campos Puree was still a chance there would be The strike shut down classrooms for 89"^ The East Hartford Police Depart- ford, a Thoughtful, considerate, hard- uas expected to turn in a report on mission of higher education.” working person with established another strike. 8,000 full- and part-time students •Dmner French. 6 pm . ment has installed its own the contract dispute within two Faculty union spokesman Richard coOege dining room ability," he said. ‘T urge citizens to Norman Douglas, president of the since last Wednesday. weeks. teletypewriter for the deaf. Mrs. school's 250-member chapter of the Tino said after the panel’s ••Starting a Small [K n ^ R ico tta C h ee se Clarke made her remarks public cast their votes for Esther Clarke on The administration agreed there The professors said they went on Business: ";30to9:30pm.. Parkay M argarine would be no reprisals against recommendations are considered after speaking to a gathering of election day because I have found her American Association of University strike because of the ad- "they will be accepted or rejected. If Hartford Road campus. Crushed Tomatoes educators who participated in the hearing impaired individuals recent- to be experienced, dedicated, and a Professors, said although the faculty ministration’s attempt to reduce accepted they will be written into a Room 103 strike. *'2?* U *1®® Pedpack jm ly. She spoke through an interpreter. proven vote-getter.” agreed to end its two-week strike their power in running the private three-year contract. "all major problems are still out- The proposal extended the Thursday >:49® 28oz.can "Before the machine was installed, Agostinelli also said Mrs. Clarke school, and failure o resolve ”We were willing before the end of •Lunch: Breaded Veal it was a frightening experience to the has been a driving force behind standing.” faculty’s expired contract 30 days procedures for teacher layoffs. •”We must be prepared to strike the last contract to go into binding Cutlet Grnyere. noon. deaf person who needed the police or Emergency Medical Services in East while classes resumed and a three- After the final tally was an- Palmolive Detergent again if the administration refuses to arbitration,” Tino said. ”We feel our coOege dining room Finast Kalian Bread a doctor,” Mrs. Clarke said. “Now, Hartford and throughout the state person mediation panel tried to iron nounced, President Miles, who had cause is just enough that an impar- and served as chairwoman of the respond to the mediator’s report. If out differences between the two CoDcen: Cellist Janet Spaghetti Sauce Laco Olive Oil an East Hartford deaf citizen who declined the faculty's invitation to at- tial third party will see our case.” Cochran. Pianist Jeffery North Central Council. the issues are not resolved we will hit tend the voting session, said: 'Tm Pierce, accompanist. 8 79® 3~‘1 '3 n or veat pm. Xfnsic Room, main $469 campus, refredaneiits NOW Continues Drive . F r i d a y •Dinner; Scandmavras. 6 p.m.. college dining For ERA Ratification room Womens Center WASHINGTON (UPI) - The National Organization for Women has voted to con- bying, but ERA supporters say they’ll now Potlack Siqiper and Dance. launch a nationwide campaign instead. Student Center lounge. 6 tinue for at least a year the "state of pm. emergency” it declared before Congress Opponents of the amendment are vowing to go to court to challenge the con- Anderson-Little VoUeyball; Tri-Match. approved additional time to win ratifica- tion of the Equal Rights Amendment. gressionial vote to extend the period of MCC. M attaitick Com- ratification and to fight state-by-state to mmiitT CVkge. Mass Bay NOW’S national convention, which stop ERA. began Sunday in Washington, spent little Community College. 7 _ “I am confident that the states that time celebrating last week’s ERA victory P-ni- St- James School. have continually rejected the Equal Manchester T-B o n e r RoAf and considerable time planning what Untrimmed women leaders agree will be the hard task Rights Amendment... will continue to do Saturday C h ic k e n so,” said Phyllis Schlafly, the Alton, 111., Columbus of winning the remaining three states Cross-Country: Tri- steak needed to put the amendment into the housewife who leads the anti-ERA cam- Meet. MCC. Mass Bav Tenderloins Constitution. paign. Community College". Quarters But Ms. Smeal told a cheering audience SA 49 NOW'S president, Eleanor Smeal, said Day Tnuxis Community Brookside Farm Fresh in a keynote address Sunday night that a "the National Organization for Women College noon, main ram- :-oc£ has stronger allies than it ever has had in pus coalition of more than 300 groups, in- its history.” *089 cluding labor unions and religious Monday ' lb ^•e'age organizations, was behind the drive for The ERA resolution adopted by NOW •Lasch: Crepes with 59fH65f the ratification extension. Sunday extended the state of emergency eVamed (Iricten noon. »!i;j!!B.BEU.M eal5-Alaliaal.Sn.^T “The same people who put pressure on until Oct. 4, 1979, its next national con- coOege dming room. Mr. Deli Favorite! the congressional members are now going ference, "or until ratitication, whichever VoOeyhaD: Tri-Match. Boneless Ham to put that pressure on the states,” said an occurs soonest.” Sem i B oneless Ham Sdfe MCC. Post Crflege. Green- Farm Fresh Dairy Favorites! ERA advocate. ’’We’re more field Community CoOege. 6 Genoa $479 sophisticated. The learning has just been Cardinals Back P-m.. St. James Schoirf. A=-e- 4;.:.=.: I phenomenal.” Two from our latest Manchester. t. ERA supporters attributed last week’s To Palace Talks Fall Collection ••They Came to Salami Senate victory to political acumen, a new for Misses & Juniors America; The Immigrant Sliced Bacon unity in the women’s movement and in- Experience: 7 to 9 p m . Sm oked Sausage valuable help from allies. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Roman Hartford Road campos. ”It was the first time, since 1970 Catholic cardinals returned to the for- Mozzarella mality of Vatican Palace meetings today d Room 211. $ ^ 4 9 poundpouid ~ ^ f'-.? anyway, that the woman’s movement has $44'95 •The college dining I been able to really show its numbers and after an inconclusive round of informal All o f o u r weekend discussions about a choice of a room is in the Student visibly show them,” Ms. Smeal said. reg. $5$50 to $55. WhotsURk successor to the late Pope John Paul I. 1 1 Center. Reservations The 60-34 vote in the Senate to extend Fresh From Baker Street! Lunch M eats orPartSkfcn The cardinals began their last week of Aodd be made in advance V W i e n e r s the period of ratification from March 22, STORM COATS at the Main Office at Hait- J979, to June 3, 1982, actually was the formal meetings on the papal succession Fight the cold winds and rain in style in $^39 uith an 85-minute session in the Vatican ian) Road. 6IM900. extes- product of a hard summer of campaigning our double-breasted belted all weather sion 205. on Capitol Hill by ERA forces. Palace. coats, classically tailored with a soft Wheat But they gave no hint whether they had wool-blend button-in lining. Matching ••Non-credit oommnni- ”We realized we might live to see our Breyers narrowed the field of candidates to lined hood and collar complete the ty services course begins. own country turn down equal rights for ' >-4* traditional look for the new season ahead. Open on a space-available Sandwich Bread From Our Produce Department.,, First Of The Fresh! women,” Ms. Smeal said. “ People succeed the late pope. Just one of many new styles and fabrics basis, advance registration Yogurt couldn’t bear that.” “We are all blank and confused,” said on sale this week. one of the 112 cardinals eligible to take is necessary. For further ERA supporters say they’ve decided to part in the conclave that will choose the PANT COATS ioformatioa'cali. M6-2127 change tactics in their next drive to add next pope. Just the coats you’ll want to wear all 7FruE the required three more states to the 35 season long. Cnoose from oui latest fall rinors that have already ratified the amend- The secret Sistine Chapel balloting on a styles, tailored in wool blends, and other Mk 4 ment. successor to John Paul, who reigned over fine fabrics. - ' the church only 34 days before dying of an Frozen Food Favorite! 2^79* In. the past, the women’s government apparent heart attack, opens Saturday. Open every nlte targeted specific states for special lob- Mon. thru S at- Mdlkr Health & Beauty Aid! The actual voting begins Sunday. Master Charge, VISA Grapefruit Juic e and Layaway Plaa Contacc^SL E a st H artford P u b lic R e cord s FAT-fiO I8B!I Fresh Emperor Vt u r r u n l y D e n U Warranty deeds ffAT-eOt >ka$409 Julius W. Walk to Robert F. Elizabeth F. Tardiff to Michael A. Lombardo et al oflO I Morelli, property on Silver Alfred L. Bissonnette et al, to John F. Petetabella et al, Outstanding Grocery Value! BracooH property on Middle Drive, property on Forbes Street, Grapes Lane, conveyance tax $47.30. l a r g e B u n e h S i z e 14 Madeline M. Zimmerman to conveyance tax $42.90. conveyance tax $46.20. “ F b s t o f t h e S e a s o n ” Outstanding Grocery Value! John B. Mclver et al, property Donald J. Easton et al to Joseph J.E. Yandow et al to on Tiffany Road, conveyance John L. Tardiff et al, property Francis C. D’Anzi et al, tax $51.15. on Forest Street, no con- property on Woodycrest Tomato Paste veyance tax. i4 James J. Dwyer et al to Street, conveyance tax $45.10. k4 Marion Guando et al to Redpack 12 oz. Clyde F. Curtis et al, property on Nassau Lane, conveyance Mario C. Alemen et al. [new low pr ic es can tax $42.90. property on Melrose Street, Applan 12ot Robert J. Connors et al to conveyance tax $45.10. ON ALL Exceptional Vatues- Way pkQ. George Burzynski Jr. et al, I’.J. &lemi Inc. to Keginald pr escr ipt ions Thls Week Only! 'lx property on Hollister Drive, E Petrin et al, property on Anderson-Little conveyance tax $39.60. Burnham Street, conveyance ARTHUR DRUG Ux $63.25. M a nch e ste r P ark a d e • M a nch e ste r P^h-LSlX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn Mon., Oct. 9, 1978 joy around year 'round. dynamic skill of Karen you would know that the try. Have you ever been Human Needs Fund of individual church They will be with us again MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Mon , Oct !), 1978 — PAGE SEVEN Krinjak, band director. money you contributed; $2 really hungpr - and no supplied with what members. with rythm and fun. It Neighbor kids in the as a ticket holder, or $25 as next meal in sight? The needs. Tickets? You can get M A CC N«w s Newcomers to the show? You'll see some per- a supporting patron, or $10 Emergency Pantry, by Well, I’m running out of them each at your church, Evening of the Performing forming tap dance and jazz as a contributing patron, Congress’ Adjournment using your money, comes space — more next time or call Ann Flynn at 647- B y C li n t H e n d ric k so n of fun you can enjoy, too. Arts will be Kenneth selections with the group would be put to good use. up with that next meal. 1 A bout Tow n I Woods and Peter LaBom- about what the MACC 1156, or get them at the A KaleiuusL’upic range of The warmih of village from the Beverly Bollino That Interfaith Day You might feel that that does. colors, shapes, textures charm . .. Yes, but there bard, each of whom is well door before 8 p.m. at The Methodist Men of North Burton Dance Studio. Camp for instance. I’ve sort of thing should be part Perhaps I didn’t come Manchester High School on and vistas enfold is nothing smalt town about known in local musical United Methodist Church will have a That's alt I'll tell you been there in the good ol’ of the Human Needs Fund right out and say that the Saturday, Oct. 21. Just Will Take a Big Effort Manchester's byways circles. With piano and potluck tonight at 6:30 at the church, the entertainment which is about now. Got to keep summertime. “Interfaith” also operated by the Evening of the Performing remember, students and first rate (as many have flute they will reveal the followed by a game of setback. these days. A walk, jog or some surprises for the next doesn’t really express the Manchester Area Arts (EPA for short) is senior citizens tickets are ride around town calls up a discovered in past EPA joy to be found in WASHINGTON (UPI) - This was pending measures — had no votes Senate before being added to the bills column. But I will tell you good feeling youngsters Conference of Churches. sponsored by the only $1.50 each. shows). The Manchester traditional music. scheduled to be the last week of the scheduled until Thursday. dealing with natural gas pricing and The church council of Concordia collage-llke feeling of joy that if you came to the from many different Just keep reading this Manchester Area Oh, you want to do more akin to that which later Sunshine Group for in- On a diametrically op- Evening of the Performing 95th Congress. But final adjournment But Byrd said during the weekend, industrial converstion from oil to Lutheran Church will meet in the backgrounds discover column if you want to know Conference of Churches. for MACC? Do a lot of good will be found In the stance is an enthusiastic posite scale, Manchester Arts and covered your ears there. Your money helps it by Saturday will take long hours and ‘T still think the 14th is achievable,” coal, for a House vote. church room tonight at 7:30. the difference. This much That’s the outfit making so by sending your check to a big effort. Evening of the Performing group of Senior Citizen High School Band will in a all evening, you would still run. is not different — your and he was attempting motions and At week’s end. House and Senate entertainers which brings real big way reflect the many good things happen EPA, Box 773, Manchester, Final action on two major bills — negotiators had not agreed on an Temple Chapter, Order of Eastern Arts at Manchester High feel good about it. Because And the Emergency Pan- money helps keep the which are beyond the scope Conn. agreements to speed action on the School. Curtain time is 8 the long-delayed energy program and remaining “must” legislation. energy tax bill, but all five sections Star, will observe past matrons and p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21. the tax-cut bill — both seem bogged The leaders have promised the Oct. were expected to be combined and patrons night Wednesday at the In som e ways the down in continuing controversy, and 14 adjournment date for so long, and voted on in the House Thursday. Masonic Temple, East Center Street. Evening of the Performing.^ Senate Democratic Leader Robert so many members’ campaign plans The House scheduled debate The meeting, which is scheduled for 8 Arts is a small town event, PIC K UP YO UR V A LU E P A C KED CIRC U LA R IN T H E ST O RE . W H ILE SU PPLY LA STS! Byrd of West Virginia says both must depend on it, that it appeared unlike- Tuesday and Wednesday on such p.m., will be preceded by a potluck the village charm kind of be passed before Congress can go ly a quorum could be assembled if measures as public health services, supper at 6:30, Those planning to at- thing. Here one meets home. the current session were extended child nutrition programs, the Con- tend should contact Mrs. Marlene friends too long unmet. The work of Congress, moveover, into next week. sumer Product Safety Commission, Taft, 649-2185. Officers should wear Here can be discovered ALL FOOD MART is slowed by three more holidays — But everyone involved wants to railway safety, and local rail white gowns, what the neighbors (and W A L D B A U M S Columbus Day today, and the Jewish avoid a post-election “lame duck” assistance, with House votes set for the neighbor's children) ^ Food Mart Saves You More STORES WILL BE holy days of Yom Kippur Tuesday session and will take any conceivable Thursday on all of them but little Phcbe Circle of Emanuel Lutheran are doing for fun— the kind and Wednesday. course to finish by Saturday night. hope many of them will be finally Church will meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The Senate was working through Two parts of the energy bill — enacted in the crush. in the church library. Hostesses are CLOSED SUNDAY - the holidays, but the House — while energy conservation and utility rate Also awaiting action are major Ruth Werner and Florence Johnson. f M anchester I continuing debate on a number of Pu blic R e c o r d s! Every Day You Shop! reform — remain to be voted in the 1979 appropriations bills for the I CONN. STATE LAW. Defense Department and the Health, The Alpina Society will meet Education and Welfare Department, tonight at 7:30 at the Italian- Warranly deeds Franco American' which includes a highly controversial American Club on Eldridge Street, Bruce R. Roy, Coke - Tab Skippy ^ Large DU NCA N HINES A rea Bulletin Board section dealing with the issue o Manchester, and Anna R. Food Club federal funding for abortions. If the Laureate Delta Chapter of Beta Dekker, also known as Anna S p a g h e t t io 's LA YER C A K E Phyoical Lxanis Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday at 7:30 or Sprite Peanut B u t t e r i F r e s h Eggs should contact Dr. Albert Kerkin, issue is not resolved, HEW funding Ramous, W. Melbourne, p.m. at the home of Mrs. Edgar An- 32 O Z C R E A M Y O R C H U N KY H F O O D M A R ’ G R A D E A C A TSU P M IXES VERNON — Students in public assistant superintendent of schools. may simply be continued at fiscal Fla., to William L. Lopez b o t t l e s saldi, 101 Princeton St. 28 O U N CE J A R D O ZE N C A RT O N Q U A RT b o t t l e f>FGUL AH OR PUODl^'l schools who have not had a physical Emblem Club 1978 levels until March. and Anna J. Lopez, four- exam in the past three years, must The bill to create a new depart- fifth interest in property at have one by Nov. 1 to comply with VERNON — The Rockville ment of education and one to set 50th Class Reunion Friendship Circle of the Salvation 241-243 W. Center St., $38,- state laws. Emblem Club 5 will meet Wednesday ceilings on hospital cost increases Army will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 400. State law requires students to have at the Rockville Lodge of Elks, N. are likely to fall by the wayside. The Class of 1928, Rockville High School, celebrated its 50th the Citadel for a work night. Bruce R. Roy and Anna Park Street. There will be a potluck Hostesses are Mrs. Joan Jewett and d q c c c d \ / c c f o o d c l u b a physical examination every three There is strong pressure for action on anniversary Saturday night at The Colony in Talcottville. The R. Dekker to Bonnie Lee ^ W A L D B A U M S N. Y. S T Y LE D E U ! ^ r n t o t n V t o s t r a w b e r r y 69' R A G U T O M A T O P A S T E S.o.99' years. In the Vernon system, supper at 6:30 p.m. followed by the the Humphrey-Hawkins full employ- center of attention is Harold Durand, the class president, who Mrs. Brig. Mildred Pickup. Lopez, one-fifth interest in lI V i O Z . " Pick Your O w n " Fresh Produce!7 \ regular business meeting at 8 p.m. P A C K A O B physicals are required in ment bill — and it could win passage property at 241-243 W. L U N D Y BR O W N IE MIX FO OD CLU B 89' S A L A D O IL FOOD CLUB '“ c'iJr.’llAV" *3.49 now lives in Florida. He is having his name tag put on by Betty GE M F O O D C L U E kindergarten and 4th, 7th and 10th Members are asked to bring as an amendment to the tax bill or The executive board of the Center St., $11 conveyance I I C O U N T N A T I V E ( M A SS .) S N O - W H IT E Gessay Kristofak, right, who was class secretary, while I N ST A N T C O C O A MIX P A C K A O E 99' P O P E W IN E V I N EG A R 49' grades. canned goods for the food bank. some other unrelated legislation if Manchester Junior Women's Club tax. C O O K E D D S L C A I Z O • I M P O R T E D L O A V ES Anyone wanting more information not as an independent bill. Marjorie Holt North, vice president of the class, iLks on. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Flora E. Topping to IT ALIA N T O M A T O ES ]$ O U N C E C A h 69' H A M P& P - LU N C H E O N - H A W AIIA N P U N C H ‘ L'o 'iV .r 59' Fresh Cauliflower (Herald photo by Pinto) home of Cheryl Alubicki, 11 Fenwick Marianne E. Pappas, A N D S H O U L D E R P O LIS H A N D O LIV E Road. p ro p e rty a t 19-21 SL IC E D T O O R D ER SL IC E D T O O R D ER Silv e r F lo ss U P T O N Wadsworth St., $46,000. S A V A RI N L A R G E Herman M. Frechette, Sa u e r k r a u t C U P - A -S O U P H EA D Yom Kippur To Begin LB. LB. C O F FEE Albert R. Martin and 1 A l L V A R i E TIF ' • . R E G U L A R - E L E C T R I C UR Gerald P. Rothman to A U T O M A TIC D RIP - 1 LB CA N Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atone- B A K E D H A M " S T^L E T 0 0 1 I D I H L. *2.99 4 P A C K to Jonah to go to Mineveh, the ancient William R. Harper and W a l d b a u m 's - B e s t $199 ment, will begin Tuesday at sunset and capital of Assyria, to call on them to re- Leanna M. Harper, proper- N O V A SC O T I A LO X I L I C I O . *1.89 will continue through Wednesday, pent for their sins. Jonah refused to do so ty at 70 Congress St., $35,- s f . S S G A LL O N The Day of Atonement is the holiest day A LA SK A N LO X h. nos« eo A p ple Cid er I and was punished for his disobedience. 000. . *1.79 of the Jewish Year and culminates the G r e a t W it h F o o d M a r t D o u g h n u ts Thus the message is conveyed that God is John P. Peragalio to M E A T . M E A T L E S S O R M USH R O O M C H E D D A R C H E E S E S H A R P l.*1 .9 9 P R O O R IIS O period of the Ten Days of Repentance concerned with all mankind and seeks the nMIPK PPAQ O K I O H t Y M A N S O R M 0 2 . John Greer Jr., South PRI N CE SP A G H E T T I S A U C E “" j r 99' O n i U r \ r C M O C A N N IL L I N I R E A N S C A H which began on New Year’s Day last Mon- 49' " PICK Y O U R O W N " - l a r g e repentance and improvement of all peo- Windsor, property at 75-77 GIG A N TI P R O V O L O N E l. *2.29 day. The day is observed as a total fast ple. Lyness St., $69.30 con- P O P E T O M A T O P U R EE 49' CLA M S A U C E .'." o'?;::!?. 79' Fresh $129 day on which people abstain from food and This could cut A M ERIC A N C H E E S E oVil,??, l . »179 The closing service of the day is called veyance tax. White M ushrooms LB . I ■ drink for 25 hours. This is to emphasize C R U S H E D T O M A T O ES 49' D O W Z IPL O C K B A G S M C O U N T P K O . 79' Neilah, the theme of which is the hope 9 A I A H Q P O T A T O C O L t SLA W F R t S H L r ^ Q c N A T I V E ( M ASS.) Robert J. Gunter and O M L M I - / 0 O R M A C A R O N I M A O l “ “ the spirituality of the Day and the secon- that atonement will at last be granted to B RE A D C R U M BS 59' BUTTERNUT ^OW -1 A C Joyce K. Gunter to Abdui H A N OI W R A P I I I N C H - M . H O OT N O LL 79' Fresh Squash OR ACORN F R I C E l L B I U dary importance of material things in life. the people and that they will be "inscribed Khaliq and Mujeeb Khaliq, RIC E PU D DIN G DELICIOUS L . 79' S L IC E D T O O R D ER S W E E T The them of the Day of Atonement is and sealed in the Book of Life.” both of New Britain, College Inn 9-LIVES L A R G E Q Q C man’s sinfullness and deviation from the D O M ESTIC R O A ST B E E F .. *3.39 C A M PBELL'S FO OD CLUB Fresh Pineapples SI Z E E A 0 9 Services at Temple Beth Sholom will be property on Kennedy Road, ways of God. However, this sinfullness SO UP C A T FOOD C A LIF O R N I A " S U N K IS T ” > S W E E T A J U IC Y held Tuesday, at 7 p.m. (Kol Nidre) and $88,000. B E E F B O LO G N A S L IC E D T O O R D E R L I *1 .69 Clear Broth C H I C KE N N O O D LE ■V; .ARiETES and deviation are not irreversible and Wednesday throughout the day staring at C O LO N I A L TEA B A GS Kenneth A. Markstein jm 13'. OZ 1 0'. O Z jm 6 . OZ Valencia Oranges n98* man always has the potential for change l 7:30 a.m. and ending witn the final blast of and Priscilla Markstein to JELLIE D C O R N E D B E E F . *1.79 C A N S C A N S C A N S 100 C O U N T PK G D E U T C H M A C H ER 5 ••REMEMBER O CT O BER IS NATIO NAL and improvement. The purpose of the en- the Shofar (Ram’s Horn) at 7 p.m. Donald E. Seymour and N A T U R A L C A SI N G FR A N KS l . M .7 9 A PPLE MONTH^' tire penitential season is they afford man Barbara R. Krizenosky, the opportunity to examine his life, to U .S. F A N C Y c r i s p both of East Hartford, “ H O T ” B A G ELS a J Ta l ; : ; . , 12p o r * 1.09 affect whatever changes are required and Survey Rates property at 36 Arnott Road, O C E A H S P R A Y M acintosh • Cortland by 25%. to return to the right way. C R A N B ER R Y JU IC E $55,000. *1.39 N Y Q UIL C O L D M ED ICI N E • O T T L E *1.69 or Greening A pples The service ushering in the Day of Nursing Homes Stephen F. Mesite to FR O ZE N F O O D S G A L O RE! ^ Z'/4 MIN Atonement is called Kol Nidre, an ancient LES T O IL C LE A N ER I# OZ i O T T L E *1 .09 T O P C O A SPIRI N m C O U N T R O T T LE 79' Roger J. Basilick and Lin- prayer annulling all vows made to God un- HARTFORD (UPI) — About 10 percent Sw anson y c u r da F. Basilick, both of Hood's M US H R O O M S W H O l E ^ S L ^ E D S O I . c a m 99' o l der duress or in haste which were of the state’s 220 nursing homes provide B U F FERI N T A B LE T S T '^ T *1.49 c h c i c e 4 l» 1 . Hartford, property at 189 S. T O PC O prevented from being fulfilled. In the below average care, according to a survey Main St., $71,000. M eat Pies PIZ Z A PIE MIX APPIAN WAY E A « A O I 49' C O S M E T IC P U F FS 59' by the Connecticut Department on Aging, Ice Cre a m PRO DUCE ITEM O F THE WEEK! evening service and throughout the day Judgment lien C H IC K E N - B E E F In its first annual report, the O R T U R K E Y A LL FL A V O R S prayers of group confessions are said and Norman Lagueux against V, G A LL O N C A R T O N CALIFORNIA •FRESH O * -I department’s nursing home ombudsmen 8 0 Z . P K G . U .S . D A . C H O I C E - B E E F forgiveness is asked of God for the sings Leopaul Daigle, East Hart- Pomegranates 3 F O R T • committed during the past year. Wrongs office said trained advocates who visited ford, $5,616.60, property on (WONDERFUL VARIETY) APPLE WITH MANY SEEDS committed against another person are not the homes received about 800 complaints Bridge Street. F O ^ l « S F R I H K L E A F E W P O M E G R A N A T E S E E D S I N T O A S A L A D T H E Y from residents. M A K S A E E I G H T J E W E L L I K E O A E N IS H A N D H A V E A N forgiven until the proper amends are Release ofJ mechanic’s LO N DO N U N U S U A L FL A V O R B T E X T U R E . made. The quality of care led the complaint lien T O P F R O S T 6 O Z. $ ^ DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICV ^ o m^ t j m j w i^ ^ j o^ ^ v a i l a b l ^ j n t i^ u es In the morning service the ancient ritual list, said Jacqueline Walker, the program Glastonbury Hardware O R A N G E J U I C E C A N S I , director. She said she was not allowed to H O W A R D JO H NSO H 3 performed by the High Priest when he Inc. against John P. M A C A RO N I & C H E E S E 1 1 0 1 . . 0 49' entered the Holy of Holies of the Temple disclose the names of the facilities that ~ Peragalio, doing business BROIL ^ Exclusive a t Fo o d M a rt! in Jerusalem to make atonement for the “consistently present the most problems as Contemporary Homes. A U N T JE M IM A W A F FLES '.'“o' 55' S H O U L D E R to this office.” T O H Y'S S E R V E A D E LIC I O U S R O A ST E V E R Y people is recalled. That, according to Release of attachment T I M S T H E W A Y Y O U L I K E IT . R A R E S A U S A G E PIZ Z A c'.T.I T O W E L L D O N E. historical accounts, was the most solemn Ms. Walker said the care quality com- Barbara E. Gunter and awe-inspiring event of the day. Also plaint was often traced to staff shortages T A T ER T R E A T S TOP FRO ST 69' against Robert J. Gunter. V U E T E M P recalled in the morning service is the and problems with the food. The report William A. Isadora, C C C K I N G T I M ERS V E G E T A B LES * dealer* or wnoictaieri Noi re*p«n*.oie for typograpnica) error* ir AIR CONDITIONED ^ I for and when to buy, and Diocese office of the han- I the plate evaluation check- dicapped in Norwich for TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY list used by the Exchange. NORTHEAST UTILITIES three years. He established 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE I To obtain a copy without a wide range of programs MAMGHESTER cost or obligation, send D o in g e v ery thin g in o u r p o w e r to k ee p costs d o w n. SPEQAL your name, address, and to help handicapped per- zip code by Nov. 6 to: sons discover their Niinui 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING’2 . 0 0 The Bradford Exchange, Th 4 - G m n,v n a „ L.sh, ,m j n ..v ,C ,.n , p .,,y n H - E U .n c U b K, E k a n c G m (u n v / H , a.m p u ny m EKKT abilities and get jobs. Dept- 21341, 9301 N. Mil- N»*nhc.isi L iiliticsScrNiccCompAn ^'/N onhcasi N ucIcarErwrg ^ Company waukee Ave., Niles, Illinois 60648. PAgjiM-HI^dM^ESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. M.,n r.,-, 9. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 9, 1978 — PAGE NINE 30th wedding mianrl|FatFr iEuruiu^ Hrralii Newspaper Reflects Readers’ Interests anni^ Saccoccia-Reale Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 By ALLEN H. NEUHARTH society from the nation’s capital to For the lively reader, the light and be strong and independent jour- Mambar. Audit Buraau ol Circulation Member, United Press Internal,onal Chairman and President the smallest hamlet, to the most bright and sometimes weird side of nalistically and fiscally. It must Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Ann Louise Reale of Manchester and Peter Edward Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, American Newspaper basic elements of life, liberty and the life— the real happenings to real peo- speak its mind and pay its rent with 06040 203 Culleton of 185 Green Road Saccoccia of East Hartford were married Aug. 25 at St. Manchester. Conn. . Telephone ( ) 643-2711, Publishers Association pursuit of happiness. That role of the ple, the flesh and blood of the com- equal conviction. celebrated their 30th wedding an- Bartholomew’s Church in Manchester. Raymond F. Robinson. Edilor-PuOlishe; In today’s busy, boisterous and munity that give warmth and reality niversary on Oct. 4. The coupie was Haroilj E. Turkington. Managing Editor press is not to cause trouble, but to k k k The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enrico F. I sometimes mind-boggling world, a honored at a surprise dinner party on help correct trouble or, better still, to the news columns. A newspaper that delivers total Reale of 11 Bonner Road. The bridegroom is the son of good daily newspaper is the best Oct. 1 at the Yankee Silversmith Inn Opinion to help avoid trouble before it starts. performance to its total community, in Wallingford. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Saccoccia of 70 Porterbrook Ave„ friend a community can have. For the uneasy reader, the helpful that reaches out every day in every East Hartford. The local newspaper can reach out For the curious reader, that means hints for a better life — a directory edition to touch every reader with The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky of St. Bartholomew's Hosting the party were their six every day in a very special way to the pulsebeat information of the day for solving problems, for finding Church celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the the news and information and service daughters, Eileen Culleton of New help every one in that community answers, for uplifting body and double-ring ceremony. The church was decorated with — acts of government, decisions of that will make life a little bit better, Rochelle, N.Y.; Mrs. Noreen Bot- Don’t Embarrass Us have a better day. That means trying spirit. pink chrysanthemums and white pompons. Michael courts, results in sports, ups and will fulfill its obligations and oppor- ticello of Manchester; Patricia to do many things for many readers. McCarthy was organist and Fred Black, trumpet soloist. downs of the stock market, names in For the shopping reader, the tunities as a free press, as a free Culleton and Christine Culleton, both Manchester has been spared We all hope it will not happen The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an For all readers, that means all the the news. details from the marketplace — the enterprise and as the best friend its of Hartford; Angela CulletSh of Dan- ivory chiffon and venise flower and leaf lace gown the embarrassment, of in- again. And if it does happen news developments of the day — the For the active reader, the calendar daily scoreboard of prices, the bury and Colleen Culleton of readers, ever had. designed with fitted bodice, scoop neckline, long tapered cidents with racial overtones good news and the bad, the hard news — where to go, what to do, when to do special buys and latest styles and Manchester; their son-in-law, again, we stand solid behind (Editor's Note: .Mr. Neuharih sleeves, high-rise waistline with full circular skirt exten- and the heartwarming, the signifi- Michael Botticello of Manchester; — or at least it had been until Principal Jacob Ludes when he it, how to get the most from every newest products, the classified also is president and chief ding to a chapel-length train. Her fingertip veil of im- cant and the statistics, all the and their granddaughters, Amanda recent days. minute. guides to where to find a job or rent a exeeutive of Gannett Co., Inc., ported silk illusion was attached to a matching Camelot says the administration will happenings that all of us must un- Botticello and Bridget Botticello, For the thinking reader, a diversity house. which consists of 77 daily cap of venise lace and she carried a cascade bouquet of It is tragic that events not tolerate it, and there will both of Manchester. derstand if we are to succeed as a na- of opinion — the editorials, the That takes hard work, professional newspapers serving more than white pompons with peach roses and baby’s breath. brought about what did happen be disciplinary actions taken, tion of the people, by the people, for columinists, the letters, the cross commitment and good business three million readers daily in 3 Miss Teresa M. Fersch of Manchester was maid of the people. The Culletons were married at the at Manchester High School on including suspensions. section of views, not to tell the public management, as well. A good local states and on the U.S. territories of Church of the Assumption in honor. Miss Julie M. Taylor of South Windsor was flower girl. Thursday, and again on it will have been a long For the concerned reader, that what to think, but what it needs to newspaper must be successful both the \irgin Islands in the Atlantic Wexford, Ireland, and came to the means the watchdog role of the free Dennis Pierz of Hartford served as best man. Friday. Tragic because it is weekend for students — from know in order to think for itself. as a free press and as a free enter- and Guam in the Paeifie.) United States in 1953. They are both press, a cornerstone of this free prise It must fill Liuth foies. It must active parishioners at St. Bridget A reception was held at the Garden Grove Caterers in happening with our youths who Friday until they return to Church in Manchester. Manchester, after which the couple left for the Pocono have been brought up in a school Mountains in Pennsylvania. For traveling, Mrs. Saccoc- Tuesday after the Mr. Culleton is a carpenter cia wore a light green Qiana dress and a corsage of white generation which accepts Columbus Day holiday. U/ELL>IF you can’ t S E E y O J R Thought employed by Standard Builders orchids. They will reside in Ellington. everyone for what he is, what Hopefully it will be a cooling WAV CLEAR TO CALL IT Construction Co. The couple is plan- Mrs. Saccoccia is employed as a word processor at he stands for, and not for the off period. In “The Living Bible” we read in ning a trip to Florida soon. Ernst & Ernst Associates, Accountants, in Hartford. color of his skin. CHRISTOPHER AGOSriNELLI DAV’* JO no t Mr. Saccoccia is employed by Allan S. Goodman Liquor Don’t embarrass this town Ehpesians 2:4-7 about God's love Distributors in East Hartford. (D&G photo) We all wish it did not happen. anymore. ------THEN I HASTE ANQTI4E.R ‘‘f N A T E C O L U M B J S M V ’ ’ toward all people. “But God is so rich in mercy; he S L I G G E S T I O N g M OW AB O U Too...... loved us so much that even though Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Saccoccia Jr. we were spiritually dead and doomed Births Run For the Money by our sins, he gave us back our lives again (literally, “he made us alive") when he raised Christ from the dead 9 Strong, Russell Jeffrey, Holy fie I (I, Stephen Kefior John Kverell. Running is good business, so line. — only by his undeserved favor have grandparents are Mr. and Shelto of Ellington and Doengcs, Timothy son of Jeffrey C. and Bren- son of Wendell F. and we ever been saved — and lifted us up Mrs. Ronald Corey of Spof- Charles, son of Charles L. Carl Shelto of Coventry. Joseph, son of Jeffrey and business thinks. There are drawbacks, da St. George Strong of 22 ford. N.H. Her paternal and P atricia Kotch Margaret ftnuerson Reiior from the grave into glory along with Her maternal great- Margaret Bangasser As masses of exercise- and however. Outside investment Dailey Circle, Vernon. He grandparents are Mrs. Holyfield of 68 Llynwood of Storrs. He was born grandmother is Dora Ellis Doenges of Chelmsford, recreation-minded individuals Christ, where we sit with him in the was born Sept. 22 at Eleanor Wheaton of East Drive, Bolton. He was born Sept. 28 at Manchester of Florida. She has a also means some outside con- heavenly realms — all because of Memorial Hospital. His Mass. He was born Oct. 1 Manchester Memorial Hartford and Bradley Sept. 28 at Manchester brother, Ryan A,, 2%. have taken a fancy to trol over events. This can in- what Christ Jesus did. Hospital. His maternal Wheaton of North Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are at Lowell, Mass. His SHOPPING footwork, so have business volve selecting locations and “And now God can always point to grandparents are Mr. and Brookfield, Mass. Her Mr. and Mrs. C. Leonard maternal grandparents are maternal grandparents are W ilgon, Richard Cur- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Bernard St. George of Anderson of Woodstock. firms. But for a different times, such as in the midday US as examples of how very, very maternal great- Mrs. Margaret Kotch of tiss, son of Richard F. and Bangasser of 207 High St. Norwalk. His paternal His paternal grandparents reason. sun, to the advantage of media rich his kindness is, as shown in all grandparents are Mr. and Collegeville, Pa. and the Lavina Curtiss Wilson of His paternal grandparents grandparents are Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. Everett he has done for us through Jesus Mrs. Raymond Corey of late Frank A. Kotch. His 841 Burnside Ave., East are Mr. and Mrs. William For a relatively minor exposure but not necessarily to Mrs. Frank Strong of 61 East Hartford and Mrs. paternal grandparents are L. Refior of Whitewater, Hartford. He was born BAG expenditure, notes The Physi- Christ... Dwnges of 241 Gardner St. that of the runners. Brookfield Drive, East Kenneth Clifford of Spof- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wis. He has a sister. Tif- “Salvation is not a reward for the Sept. 27 at Manchester His m aternal great- cian and Sportsmedicine, a Hartford. He has a brother. ford, N.H. Her paternal Holyfield of 20 Gordon fany, 4. Memorial Hospital. His There’s also the question of good we have done, so none of us can Randall Warren, 3V2, great-grandmother is Mrs. Drive, South Windsor, His grandmother is Mrs. McGraw-Hill publication, questionable sponsorship. maternal grandmother is Margaret Wilson of 107 W. IMW STREET take any credit for it. It is God Pearl B. Wheaton of Los paternal great- Shello, Slaey Jean, Lavina M. Curtiss of 33 Summer St. His paternal companies can sponsor Sporting goods and health- himself who has made us what we Zainbuto, .Vlirliael, son Angeles. Calif. Her mater- grandparents are Mr. and daughter of Gary J. and Springside Ave., East are and given us new lives from of Joseph and Maureen nal great-great- Donna Ellis Shelto of Staf- great-grandmothers are marathdhs and other events oriented businesses are Mrs. Jesse Holyfield of Hartford. His paternal Mrs. Roch LeVigne of Christ Jesus; and long ages ago he Marshall Zambuto of 55 grandmother is Mrs. Spencer, Ind., and Mrs. G. ford Springs, She was born which attract considerable naturals. Cosmetics and even grandparents are Mr. and Goslee Drive and Mrs. ROCKVILLE planned that we should spend these Nike Circle. He was born Catherine Clifford of Bar- Cecil of Elizabethtown, Sept. 28 at Manchester Mrs. Francis Wilson of 45 public participation and atten- beer are into the act and con- Sept. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Elda Doenges of Essex lives in helping others” ton, Vt. She has a brother. Ky. His maternal great- Bedford Ave., East Hart- Junction, Vt. tion, yielding the firms con- sidered acceptable. But, accor- Memorial Hospital. His Bradley. 6. grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents are Rev. K.L. Gustafson, ford. His maternal great- siderable beneficial publicity. ding to the Road Runners Club maternal grandparents are Mrs, Frank A. Kotch Sr. of Mr. and Mrs. Naren Ellis grandmother is Mrs. MENNENI B u ildin g a Better Bus pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ■''Iicino, Dunum John. Norristown, Pa. and Mr. of Twin Hills Drive, Coven- Lavina McCarthy of East MENNENi It also works to the advan- of America, the runners Calvary Church Marshall of Deer Park, son of John J. and Deborah and Mrs. Monroe Yocun of try. Her paternal grand- Hartford. He has a sister, SKIN tage of runners, who a few themselves draw the line at SKIN By MARTHA ANGLE was a coalition that included leaders promise. Philadelphia, Miami, Los N.Y. His paternal grand- Negro Shemo of 19 Beau- Norristown, Pa. parents are Maureen Cheryl, 6. years ago ran for nothing more parents are Mr. and Mrs. mont St., East Hartford. BRACER liquor and cigarettes. and ROBERT WALTERS of the Paralyzed V eterans of Angeles, Denver, Pittsburgh, 0 I The Almanacj Anthony Zambuto, also of He was born Sept. 28 at ^ontcll, John Henry BRACER I than iove but today can find That, it is considered, would WASHINGTON (NEA) - Confron- America, National Council of Senior Portland, Seattle, San Diego, New Deer Park, N.Y. He has a Manchester Memorial Jr., son of John H. and bankable rewards at the finish represent a conflict of interest. tations over public policy in this Citizens, American Council of the York, Chicago, Minneapolis and Today is Monday, Oct, 9, the 282th sister, Kathleen, 1. Hospital. His maternal Theresa Ann Dion Vontell capital seldom fail to attract the in- Blind, United Cerebral Palsy other cities now will be able to place day of 1978 with 83 to follow. grandparents are Mr. and of 765 East St., Hebron. He PRE-OPIHiRG terest of the press and public, but too Associations and American Coalition their orders for a vastly improved This is Columbus Day by federal Wheaton, Kelly Mrs. Raymond J. Negro of was born Sept. 28 at little attention is paid to the peaceful of Citizens with Disabilities. bus. proclamation (although it Christine, daughter of 232 Hebron Road, Bolton. traditionally falls on Oct. 12). Manchester Memorial 1-33 M.80 Yesterdays resolution of those conflicts. Members of that “Transbus Bradley and Ronna Corey His paternal grandparents Hospital. His maternal REG. $1.63 Wheaton of 561 Spencer St. are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph grandparents are Mr. and REG. $2.36 A case in point; The often Group” lobbied against GM on She was born Sept. 25 at Shemo of 66 Garvan St., Mrs. Wilfred Dion of 86 CELEBRATION acrimonious seven-year-long dispute Capitol Hill and within DOT, held On Doing Something C Manchester Memorial East Hartford. Carter St. MENNEN 25 Years Ago Manchester of 1958, is elected presi- over the design of the next genera- public demonstrations in major Hospital. Her maternal AGREE Vincent MePadden takes job as dent of Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta tion of buses to cities and enlisted the support of ANTI- CREAM assistant clerk of the New London Sign Sigma Phi. meet the nation’s major political figures including By ARNOLD SAWISLAK never was any indication that the County Superior Court. Manchester Police call off transportation DOT Secretary Brock Adams and [PERSPHUNTl WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Camp David conferees could count RINSE 10 Years Ago threatened picketing following an needs in the 1980s Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. familiar demand: “Don’t just stand on the first word of encouragement agreement with the town on salaries and beyond. GM President Elliott M. Estes BALSAM Mrs. Howard Lundell, the Miss in the current police contract. there, do something” obviously has from Jordan or Saudi Arabia. SPRAY That issue in- recently agreed to meet twice with Servicemen its uses in politics. The Camp David (NLY spired years of representatives of the Transbus The fact that Secretary of State T summit meeting is a prime example lawsuits, Group. From those unpublished Cyrus Vance got a polite hearing Navy Seaman Recruit Michael R. Kopp, of how movement alone can help a Levesque entered the Army in May 1977. emotional ac- sessions, a compromise emerged: when he traveled to the Mideast to son of Frederick F. and Joan E. Kopp of 61 politician. She attended Southern Connecticut cusations and political maneuvers. GM had insisted upon a rear-door S. Hawthorne St,, has completed recruit 1.47 Jimmy Carter already has had big explain what had been agreed was State College, New Haven. The Department of Transportation hydraulic lift as the only acceptable Raining at the Naval Training Center, REG. $1.66 increases in national opinion poll ap- counted in some quarters as a kind Great Lakes, 111. Reflections (DOT), which provides 80 percent of means of providing bus access to in- of victory. Spec. 4 Timothy M. O’Connell, son of proval ratings as a result of the long During the eight-week training cycle, he • MCMi• 0*r i'Cmm itowaO the funds for purchase of urban mass firm and handicapped passengers. The point of this is that Carter, by • aaia «TU • meeting in the Maryland mountains studied .general military subjects Mr, and Mrs. John O’Connell, 60 Carroll coorcMS transit equipment, was forced The Transbus Group was equally getting the two government leaders Road, East Hartford, is participating with Hal Turkington with Egyptian president Sadat and designed to prepare him for further - K»n«»ntM«w»aunNNa repeatedly to change its policy. adamant in its campaign for a front- Israeli prime minister Begin. to take another step toward peace academic and on-the-job training in one of other American and allied troops in Executive Editor Lanacane k k k door ramp. The president also seems to be even if they would not take the full the Navy’s 85 basic occupational fields. REFORGER ’78, NATO’s largest yearly PROTEIN 29 *MirHcnc cooiMO CNM MumnoN exercise, held in Germany. But the matter centered around the The feuding parties and DOT plunge, not only helped move the A 1978 graduate of Cheney Technical making some long delayed progress More than 11,000 soldiers were flown to Transbus, a radically different inter- agreed that both the ramp and lift on energy, which may or may not Mideast away from war but moved High School, he joined the Navy in Julv GEL UNACANE ' city bus designed specifically to will be available as alternative op- himself toward a second term. 1978. ^ Germany and some 37,000 tons of equip- YOU’RE INVITED, AND YOUR FRIENDS ARE, TOO! When this column was written in stem in part from his Camp David months, and each one was delivered provide access to the approximately tions to be selected by local transit ment and supplies have been shipped from OINTMENT the middle of last week, there were momentum and has had his way on It is said that those who are the U.S. for the massive exercise. COME IN AND REGISTER THIS WEEK FOR to a different address. The store 30 million elderly and disabled people agencies when they buy the buses. In Navy Seaman David R. Petig, son of 8,577 senior citizens in Manchester the big civil service reform measure. believed to have power in owner questioned the practice and either case, the mechanism will be Jacqueline M, Petig of 655 Talcottville O'Connell, a tracked-vehicle mechanic •1.31 holding gold cards that entitle them who find it difficult, if not impossi- Washington do have it in fact because with the 3rd Armored Division in Woman's World the gold card carrier got a letter. Road, Vernon, has completed recruit 3 0Z. to modest discounts in many ble, to negotiate the steep and attached to the front door. But Camp David has to be the of the belief. The same may be said Budingen, Germany, entered the Army in REG. $1.53 •1.64 narrow doors of current bus models. GM withdrew its support of con- about solving problems: those who training at the Naval Training Center Manchester stores. centerpiece of any Carter political Orlando, Fla. November 1975. 10Z REQ. $1.89 There are few abuses of the gold Those gold cards are now 10 years To achieve that goal, the Transbus gressional legislation that would rebound. The president did preside can act to move a situation toward During the eight-week training cycle, GRAND DRAWING card agreements today, Fortin said. floor will be only 22 inches above the have required a one- to three-year what looks like a solution may be Harold D. Gagnon, son of Barbara A. old, because on Oct. 1, 1968, Wally over a remarkable accomplishment. trainees studied general military subjects And more and more merchants are delay in implementation of the and Harold D. Gagnon Jr, of 311 Vernon MENNEN Fortin distributed about 100 cards to ground and the vehicle will have the The two leaders signed documents regarded as having solved it. designed to prepare them for further honoring them, including theaters. program and the company no longer Ave., Vernon, has completed the second FREE * MEMBERSHIPS TO THE SPA MEMMEN seniors that day at the Senior capability to mechanically “kneel” outlining a peace treaty between Thus, Franklin Roosevelt is said to academic and on-the-job training in one of Fortin said probably 1,500 gold actively opposes the Transbus con- phase of Platoon Leader Class. BATH Citizens Center. Discounting for down to 18 inches, compared with the their countries and a basis of settle- have “ended” the Great Depression. the Navy’s 85 basic occupational fields. FREE * TRIP TO LAS VEGAS FOR TWO PlISHBUnONl card owners are now deceased so 32- to 34-inch floor height of buses cept. FDR did much to alleviate the chaos He joined the Navy in June 1978. This six-week course is the final incre- senior citizens had an earlier start, that there are about 7,000 in use. ment of the Palestinian Arab ment of a 12-week officer candidate TALC now in service. -Ik and fear of that time, but the coun- DEODORANT but Manchester was the first town to Gold card owners are reminded to problem in Gaza and the West Bank program at Marine Corps Development FREE * COLOR TV 9 0Z. A retractable ramp and a 44-inch- The Transbus Group and the DOT try’s economy was lame, if not Carol A. Levesque, daughter of Mr, and think of its senior citizens. ask store clerks BEFORE they ring of the Jordan. and Education Command, Quantico, Va. wide door would permit those con- originally pressed for a production crippled, until the buildup began for Mrs. Louis P. Levesque, 16 Northview $2 02 •k it -k up purchases to learn if they accept But the Sadat-Begin agreement did Drive, South Windsor, recently was Upon graduation from college, students FREE * 10 SPEED BICYCLES fined to wheelchairs to use the buses. schedule calling for delivery of the World War II. Fortin said the first discounting the gold card. In fact, Fortin said not bring or even guarantee peace. promoted to Army specialist four in are commissioned second lieutenants and (The wide door also would allow first buses by 1981. They acquiesced k k k then attend the Basic School at Quantico was developed by the Connecticut Co. many clerks who are aware they are The Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty Kaiserslautern, Germany, where she is a While you’re registering, take a few minutes for your FREE 3.5 OZ. simultaneous entry and exit of other to GM’s demands for more time, and The same is true of Dwight Gagnon is a 1975 graduate of Rockville 1.31 for seniors using the buses. That idea serving senior citizens ask if they depended on withdrawal of Jewish radio operator with the 1st Signal Bat- REQ. $1.33 passengers, an obvious improvement deliveries now are scheduled to begin Eisenhower and “ending” the High School. figure and diet analysis. There is absolutely no obligation. It’s REQ. $1.65 seemed attractive, and Fortin dis- have a gold card. settlements in the Sinai — which talion. over the current single-file system of in 1984. Korean War. In effect he accepted just our w.ay of saying: YOU DESERVE THE VERY BEST AND cussed a gold card idea with Nate k k k Begin had to submit to his parlia- 9 entry and egress.) Major corporations, self- the stalemate that had been reached WE HAVE IT! Agostinelli, then mayor. Nate How do the seniors feel about the ment. The other “framework" The General Motor Corp., whose proclaimed “public interest groups” before he was elected; there was no thought the idea good, and made first gold card? depended on a number of iffy individually tailored pit^rams • hourly group exercises GMC Truck and Coach Division is by and federal agencies frequently have solution to the basic problems of a overtures to Manchester High School We asked a few, but also promised elements, not the least of which was far the country’s largest producer of been accused — with considerable divided nation. nutritional guidance where he convinced the proper peo- not to identify them . some measure of cooperation from FSS Will Conduct #20 # 3 5 buses, adamantly opposed the entire justification — of being inflexible There were, of course, big risks in ple that they should grant a discount One said: "It’s great. I honestly the kings of Jodan and Saudi Arabia. PLUS FREE BONUS FEATURES WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP: #40 concept, arguing that the Transbus when dealing with each other on such , the courses those two presidents took to seniors for all high school events. shop at those stores who honor the There was some evidence from the #60 was a “technical disaster.” issues. that could have made them look like redwood sauna • steam cabinets • tanning room m Some merchants grasped the idea, card." • start that "the fix was in” on the Series on Elderly But the Transbus experience blunderers instead of heroes. The private dressing rooms • showers • lockers too, and Fortin was on his way with Another: "We are all on fixed in- Sinai settlements issue.' But there his gold card. Only a handfull of On the other side of the conflict demonstrated the value of the com- same was true of Carter and Camp comes, and getting these nominal David: had one or both of the visitors Help for people troubled about their A UNIQUE NEW CONCEPT IN FULL FACILITY HEALTH %v 95^ merchants offered the discount, but discounts means much to us. We are problems of their own and leading to the walked out, declaring the whole thing elderly parents is the aim of a six-session SPAS AT FIGURE SALON PRICES it was a beginning. sincerely thankful to those byDopgSngyi designation “sandwich generation’’ for was a dumb idea. Carter would have series to be conducted by Family Service k k k merchants who take our financial Society from Oct. 18 to Nov. 22. the mid-age group. MU. ftim fr. looked like a dunce. CALL o n STOP BY TODAY "We had some early problems," woes into consideration.” The hour-long sessions will deal with the The Family Service Society series will NO. TNI om m i p But Sadat and Begin had sufficient Fortin said. "Some of our seniors And a third; "Don’t ever let me HiY I f o m problems faced by those whose aging delve into the techniques for dealing with 646-6345 m om reasons of their own to want some these problems, and review the communi- S O SIM USIERMMT took advantage of those discounts find out someone who has abused the TUI f i w r pm 'm il . n m t turn m i: parents have become, or are becoming, Manchester Parliade • Marshall's Mall and were buying for others as well as mtp kind of agreement out of the dependent. A variety of typical problems ty resources available to help both the gold card. It’s my integrity that is riAci Amuttnl meeting. So everyone remained cool elderly and their offspring. HUE themselves. 'rcr t i c f i r ’?' is known to confront these people, questioned if someone doesn’t go by and, more important, in place, until Sessions will meet at noon on "We had to send letters to them, \' problems ranging from parent-related the rules.” some kind of agreement could be Wednesdays in the Family Service Society $|89 REQ. $2.14 explaining how the gold card works, financial pressures and guilt feelings to / u|orl# k k k reached. building, 36 Trumbull Street, Hartford 18 OZ. and that if they didn't live up to the anxiety about the satisfaction of personal So, th a t’s another first for ft is far too soon to predict that needs, all frequently complicated by other Other sessions will be initiated if there is COUPON agreements, they were placing the Manchester. And Wally Fortin looks sufficient demand. For details, the public long term peace will result from mid-life crises. "XX heolth/pa/ lOOOD ONLY gold card in jeopardy for all forward to the day he issues that Often, persons in this situation also have IS invited-to contact series Counselor Jean New England's Newest Concept in Franchised Health Spas lor Women AT seniors.” Camp David. But it is obvious that Petty, at 278-9374. 10,000th gold card. It could very well adolescent children suffering or creating ' OHOPPINO One gold card meiiiber purchased Jimmy Carter, for one, has made •drawing to be held November 5,1978, you need not be present to win BAQ be next year. three major appliances in three some impressive short term gains from it. PAGE T E N -M A N C HESTER EVENING HERALD. ______.. ------~ Conn.. Mnn rvt o 1973 Robert L. Anderson Mary “Lorella” LaPorte MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchpstpr Conn.. Mun,. Od. 9. |S7« - RACE ELEVEN VERNON — Robert L. Anderson, HEBRON — Mary “ Loretta” Obituaries 59, of 90 Wildwood Road died Satur- Savage LaPorte, 71, of 173 Deepwood day at Hartford Hospital. He was the Drive, died Wednesday in Bristol Mrs. Dorothy Cooper Lee Bradley Estes husband of Mrs. Laurel Pease Ander- after a long illness. Talented Indians MANCHESTER - Mrs. Dorothy son. The funeral was Saturday. Burial MANCHESTER - Lee Bradley was in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Cooper, widow of Albert Cooper, and Estes, 68, of 15 Hathaway Lane died Mr. Anderson was born in Proctor, Rocky Hill. The Lyons Funeral mother of Bert Cooper of Thursday at Hartford Hospital. Vt. He was formerly of Glastonbury Home, 46 High St., Thomaston, was Manchester, died Saturday in The funeral was today. Burial was and lived in Vernon the past 21 years. Tarrytown, N.Y. after a long illness. He was employed by the Fenn in charge of arrangements. in Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. ’The family suggests that friends Notch Third Win Funeral services were held today Manufacturing Co., Newington, 26 The Glastonbury Funeral Home, wishing to may make memorial gifts in Mount Vernon, N.Y. Graveside 450 New London Turnpike, Glaston- years, retiring in 1972. By JOHN COLLETTI Other survivors are three brothers, to the Heart Fund or the American Marineau, who completed 5-of-8 middle four yards. services were in Everett, Mass. bury, was in charge of Cancer Society. Correspunilent tosses for 113 yards, hooked up with iMrs. .Anna Kjellson arrangements. Gordon Anderson of Proctor, Vt., Walsh for a third straight week led George Anderson of Windham, N.Y., Mrs. LaPorte had lived in Hartford The winless East Hartford Tom McCluskey for 31 yards on a key the Indians with 152 yards rushing on The family suggests that friends third down and then found Cullen for MANCHESTER — Mrs. Anna C. and Lloyd Anderson of Springville, many years and was a graduate of High Hornets came to 15 carries. He played only the first wishing to may make memorial gifts a 24-yard TD strike. The kick failed. Kjellson, 87, of 13 Chestnut St. died N. Y.; four sisters, Eleanor Queich of the Hartford Hospital School of Nur- Manchester Saturday to face half and half of the third quarter due Saturday at the Manchester to the Christian Education Fund, c/o East Hartford got on the Londonderry, Vt., Bertha Courcelle sing. She was employed at the Hart- the undefeated Indians and as to illness. “We asked Bobby at half- Memorial Hospital. She was the Emmanuel Christian Academy, 66 ford Hospital until her retirement. scoreboard before the half as Cedar St., Newington. of Albany, N.Y., Eunice VanWyck of time how he was feeling and he was widow of Ernest L. Kjellson. Survivors are two nephews, Fran- the final gun sounded, the sophomore quarterback Peter Mott feeling ill. " Holik explained. “The Mr. Estes was bom in Lancaster, Broomall, Pa., and Ruth Tyo of Mrs. Kjellson was born in cis Savage of Thomaston and results remained the same as fired to split end Chris Nicholson for turning point of the game was in the N.H., and lived in Glastonbury many Monterey Park, Calif., and several Portland, and lived in Manchester nieces and nephews. Michael Savage of Litchfield, and a the Silk Towners walked off a 28-yard TD aerial with 1:15 left. years before moving to Manchester first quarter when we stopped East most of her life. She was a member The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at niece, Mrs. Edward Grabber of with a 34-13 CCIL football vic- Mike Christ drilled the extra point. Hartford on our 2-yard line and of Emanuel Lutheran Church, the last April. Thomaston. The Hornets had another oppor- He was retired custodian at the the John H. Barnard Funeral Home, tory in a hard-hitting, penalty Walsh then took us out of the hole on Emanuel Church Women, Martha’s Pittsford, Vt. Burial will be in River- Veteran Aetor Dies tunity before intermission the 93-yard run, " added a happy Willgoose Laboratory, East Hart- plagued game. recovering a fumble on the Indian 32 Circle of the church and Scandia side Cemetery, Proctor, Vt. Holik. The Indian defensive effort ford. TORRINGTON (UPI) - Karl but Ray Diana intercepted a Mott Lodge, 23, order of Vasa. “The difference this year than last was ied by tackle Doug Ogden and He attended the Pilgrim Baptist Friends may call at the Barnard Swenson, a veteran radio performer is three things — talent, dedication pass to stall the drive. She is survived by a son, Ernest Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p.m. end Jim Taylor. Church, Glastonbury, and was a and actor on the television series and team togetherness both on and The third quarter was filled with John Kjellson of Manchester; two The family suggests that those The Hornets, who are hurting with daughters, Mrs. Ernest W. (Ruth) member of the Elks Club in Berlin, “Little House on the Prairie,” died off the field,” explained Indian Head N.H. wishing, to make make memorial Sunday at Charlotte Hungerford CCIL Standings injuries in the backfield, were scared Benson of Manchester and Mrs. gifts to Dog Haven, Route 10, Gran- Coach Jack Holik. “A victory like on their first possession when Survivors are two sons, Bradford Hospital. He was 70. this mean a lot to my players Rudolph (Mae) Peterson of Fair- by, Conn. Chadwick was clipped. "1 don't know L. Estes of South Glastonbury and Swenson, who had played Mr. because it enables all of them to get field, eight grandchildren and three The Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 .. I. I. if it was intentional until 1 look at the great-grandchildren. Kenneth Estes of Manchester; a Hansen on “Little House” since the in the game and gain confidence and •Siiii.sbury :i 0 0 daughter. Miss Genevieve Jackson of Elm St., Rocky Hill, is in charge of beginning of show, was visiting lilms. and if it was. it is a very poor The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 experience. .Maiiclieslcr :< 0 0 Bath, Maine, June Holmes of Barre, local arrangements. friends and family in Connecticut and dirty way to play football,” p.m. at the Emanuel Lutheran The Hornets, 0-3 in the league and W i n d h u n i 2 I 0 voiced Hornet Head Coach Jim Church. Burial will be in East Vt., and Clair Estes of Enfield, and with his wife, actress Joan 0-4 overall, held Manchester on its Penney 2 I 0 eight grandchildren. William C. Lynn Tompkins. Dakin, "... Walsh is an average Cemetery. Benefit Coffee Hour first possession and then held the ball Conard 2 1 0 runner and when it comes to Friends may call at Watkins iMrs. Sofia D. Pasternak MANCHESTER- William C. Lynn He was stricken in his motel Sun- Big Gainer for Indians in Triumph nine minutes, driving to the Indian 2. Kerini 2 I 0 of 417 Hartford Road died Sunday at day morning and pronounced dead at breaking tackles and running through Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Sofia Dobosz MANCHESTER — Mrs. Meta Hendessi, left, pours coffee East Hartford, however, was not Enfield 1 2 0 Manchester Memorial Hospital after the hospital. A hospital spokesman people he just doesn't have it. The today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Pasternak, 90, of 22 Linden Place for Mrs. Betty Benevides holding her son, Robbie, while Mrs. Split end Paul Cullen, left, of Manchester able to get into the end zone as W e t l i e r ! < f i e l d 0 ;t 0 a short illness. He was the husband of attributed the death to natural Saturday. The wingman was on the receiving play, a counter play up the middle, Tbe family suggests that any died Friday at Rockville General Gay Purcell looks on. The occasion was a coffee hour given by High leads the way with three East Hartford end of a pass on the play which was a big Manchester cornerback Ray Diana Ea.Hl H a r t f o r d 0 .’1 0 has been hurting us all year," Dakin Mrs. Sarah Lappin Lynn. The couple causes. stopped Scott Chadwick on fourth Hall memorial gifts be made to the Hospital. She was the widow of Mrs. Hendessi in her home in Manchester for the wives of doc- defenders in pursuit at Memorial Field last gainer. (Herald Photo by Pinto) 0 3 0 explained Walsh's romp. Emanuel Lutheran Church Memorial Ignacy Pasternak. celebrated their 58th wedding an- A friend said he had just filmed an down giving the Indians the ball. niversaryin April. episode of the television series in tors who are contributing to the Bennet Junior High School turnovers with a Bill Stokes fumble Manchester, 3-0 and tied for the top Fund or to a charity of the donor’s Mrs. Pasternak was born in Manchester, on its third play from spot in the league with Simsbury, choice. Mr. Lynn was born in Holland, Vt. which the character he played died. new band uniform fund. Mrs. Hendessi will host another scrimmage, opened a gaping hole up recovery setting up Manchester's Mielec, Dabrowa, Poland, and lived fourth score. He pounced on the loose makes its first road trip Saturday in Rockville most of her life. and had lived in Manchester for the The show will be aired at the end of benefit coffee hour Oct. 18. Bennet students will be selling the middle for standout tailback Bob Dominic P. Martocchio last 33 years. He was employed by the month. pigskin at the Hornet 3. Walsh bulled when it travels to West Hartford to 9 She was a communicant of St. M&M candies to raise money for the uniforms. The uniforms Walsh to burst through as he galloped combat Hall High. East Hartford 9 EAST HARTFORD — Dominic P. the Manchester Board of Education Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., on July 23, 93 yards to paydirt. It was the third over from there for his third TD of Martocchio of 17 Hanley Lane died Joseph’s Church and the Polish will cost about $9,800. So far, the fund-raising committee has First Serious Test the game and seventh of the season. travels to Wethersfield High to face until his retirement in 1964. He had 1908, he made a name for himself in Women’s Alliance. longest touchdown run from scrim- Saturday at Manchester Memorial served as custodian at Nathan Hale radio playing Lord Henry Brinthrope $3,500. Anyone wishing to contribute to the fund may contact He also added the PAT. the equally winless Eagles. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Survivors are four sons, Carl F. mage by a Manchester back. Walsh Indian linebacker Steve Byrum Statistics: School. He was a World War II Army on “Our Gal Sunday” and the title Harold Collins, fund raising coordinator, 525 Bush Hill Road. booted the extra point for a 7-0 lead. Olga Amanek Martocchio of East Pasternak of Rockville, Felix I. shortly thereafter pounced on M E H Veteran, serving in the 43rd Division roles in “Lorenzo Jones” and the (Herald photo by Pinto) A 46-yard pass play from quarter- Hartford. Pasternak of Wethersfield, another fumble, this at the East 4 F i r s t d o wn s 11 Alexander R. Pasternak of Chicopee, of the 169th infantry. He was a life detective show “Mr. Chameleon.” back Gary Marineau to split end Paul Mr. Martocchio was born in West Hartford 13. Two plays later, John 190 Yards rushing 157 Mass., and Robert W. Pasternak of member of the Manchester Veterans Defeat for Eagles Cullen in the second quarter set up 113 Yards passing 36 Bolyston, Mass, and had lived in of Foreign Wars Post 2046, and Walsh's second TD run of the after- Hanley darted into the end zone from Hartford most of his life. Vernon; four daughters, Mrs. Joseph 303 Total yards 193 within that organization served with noon, a 15-yard jaunt. He added the 10 yards out with Dave Tyo booting Other survivors include a son, Demorat of Kensington, Mrs. Max T. Voter Turnouts One-Third By LEN AUSTER Rogers hit O’Brien with a perfect counted for most of its 91-yard the extra point for a 34-7 advantage. 5-10 Passing 3-12 Garstka of Southampton, Mass., its honor guard and with the Cooties. PAT for a 14-0 bulge. Manchester Donald Martocchio of San Diego, He was a member of the Irish- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Virtually It said non-presidential elections Herald Sporlswriler spiral for a 35-yard scoring play. second-half rushing effort. John East Hartford added the final 2 Interceptions by 1 Mrs. Frank I. Michell of Farmington It also said women now vote with held the Hornets on tour plays and Calif.; three brothers, George Mar- American Club of Glastonbury, a 24- the same number of women as men traditionally attract fewer voters If it was a final exam, the Rogers booted the extra point for a 9- Dupuis found a lot of terrain on the score in the fourth quarter as 1 Fumbles lost 3 and Mrs. Stanley E. Banas of the same frequency as men. In 1976, 0 lead with the tallies coming 13 took over on its own 44. tocchio of Vernon, Robert Mar- year member of the Campbell Coun- now are voting — or, more likely, than when the presidency is at stake. pupil flunked. left side and dashed 40 yards for the workhorse Christ scurried up the 139 Yds. penalized 40 Hazardville; 14 grandchildren and 3 failing to vote in elections. 59 percent of women of voting age seconds apart. tocchio of Hartford and Fred Mar- cil, Knights of Columbus, For instance, 49.6 percent of eligible said they went to the polls compared final Indian taliy. great-grandchildren. The Census Bureau said in a East Catholic, in its first “We got the two-point safety and it tocchio of Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Manchester, and a 50-year member voters turned out in 1976 when Jim- with 60 percent of men. The Eagles, who had two second- ’The funeral was today. Burial was special report Sunday that there will serious test of the 1978 football seems people got down on Rose Roberts of Hartford and two of the British-American Club, my Carter beat Gerald Ford, com- In 1974 only six states saw more half drives deep in Northwest in St. Bernard’s Cemetery, themselves,” LaFontana stated, ,L b ?. grandchildren. Manchester. be 155.5 million persons old enough to pared with just 36.1 percent during than half of their voting-age popula- season, failed to come up with territory halted by an interception Rockville. vote Nov. 7, but if recent trends per- looking for some explanation. The funeral will be Wednesday at Other survivors are two sons, John the 1974 off-year elections. The off- tion arrive at the polls: Connecticut, a passing grade in more and fumble respectively, finally got The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 sist only about one-third of them will 8:30 a.m. from the Maple Hill Lynn of South Windsor and William year turnouts have declined steadily O’Brien, that name again, set up on the board after the final Indian Ellington Ave., Rockville, was in show up at the polls. Montana, North Dakota, South respects than one as homestan- Chapels, 382 Maple Ave., with a B. Lynn of Manchester; three since 1962. Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. the Indians’ third score as he stepped six-pointer as Mike Fournier charge of arrangements. ding Northwest Catholic in front of Furlong and skyjacked a requiem service at AH Saints Rus- daughters, Mrs. Mary Tamayo, Mrs. returned the kickoff all the way. The sian Orthodox Church at 9 a.m. Louis Mellow Hearing Due ------.....— spanked the Eagles, 31-8, in Pachesa pass, returning it 20 yards to r-’ Bridget Marceau and Mrs. ’Theresa HCC activity Saturday in West 5-foot-8, 150-pound senior gathered it Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. Hayden, all of Manchester; 15 HARTFORD (UPI) the East 30. Four plays later the MANCHESTER — Louis Mellow, deceptively strong, elusive Rogers, in at his own seven, cut to the right, Friends may call at the chapels 73, of 163 Benton St. died Saturday grandchidlren and six great- Two men face a hearin Hartford. 5-foot-ll, 160-pound senior, pulled out. broke free around the midfield stripe today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday after a long illness. He was the hus- grandchildren. Tuesday for the fatal stab “We stunk out the joint the first and won the foot race to the end zone. of the grasp of tacklers in the from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will band of Mrs. Marion Feeney Mellow. 'The funeral will be Wednesday at bing of Eugene Savoy, 21 Ted wants to hear from you | half,” candidly remarked East Head Pachesa tossed to Ken Brasa for a backfield and broke up the middle be a Panahida at the chapels Tuesday Mr. Mellow was born in Hartford 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney in a Hartford apartment. Coach John LaFontana. “We planned two-point conversion for the final 0 five yards to paydirt. at 7:30 p.m. and lived in Manchester the past 21 Funeral Home, 219 W.Center St. with Savoy died early Sunda Stete Representative Ted Cummings wants to hear from the voters ! all week coverages on the corners margin. Henry H. Tourtellot years. a mass at the (Jhurch of the Assump- of stab wounds and polic of the 12th Assembly District. The district includes the Manchester S and then we forgot.” The Eagles held the pigskin only “1 think we let our fans down a four plays with punter Ken Brasa’s He was employed as a journeyman tion at 10 a.m. Burial will be in East later in the day chargee Voting Districts 2, 5, 7, and 10. ■ East, which dropped its initial lot,” LaFontana offered softly, "We VERNON — Henry H. Tourtellot, boot partially blocked. Northwest 70, of 132 Union St., Rockville, died electrician with the IBEW, and was a Cemetery with full military honors. two men with the crim Hartford County Conference engage- have to bounce back for next week.” after they were picked u Ted is the Democratic Party’s nominee for re-election to his third term in the I taking over at midfield. The Indians Saturday at Rockville General member of Local 35 for 10 years. He Friends may call at the funeral ment and stands 2-1-1 overall, put Rogers wound up with 85 yards in Danielson. state’s General Assembly from the 12th District. He has often told voters to call' | itself in the hole for the first half on drove the 50 yards in 11 plays, picking Hospital. had also worked for the lATSE Local home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and him (Office: 646-2457 and Home: 649-2590) with their views. Many have. As the ■ rushing on 22 attempts and connected 84 for 25 years. Tuesday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. As a result of a day-long the third play from scrimmage. up 20 of those yards on penalties, Mr. Tourtellot was born in North Nov. 7 elections draw near, he hopes to hear from even more voters with the I with the sleight of hand Rogers run- on 3-of-5 passes, one incomplete He was a 25-year member of the The family suggests that any investigation, police Sun- Mike Freiheit gathered in a Tony attempt after intermission, for 60 Scituate, R.I. and lived in Rockville following questionaire. 5 ning the wishbone to perfection. C most of his life. He worked 40 years Elks Club of Hartford. memorial gifts be made to the day afternoon announced PaShesa aerial and tried to cut back yards to pace Northwest. East's C the arrest of two 19-year- So, voters of the 12th District, please answer this questionaire and return it to | Downes drove in from the two and as a machine operator for the He was an Air Force veteran of Church of the Assumption Memorial towards the middle. He, however, ground game was more than held in old suspects in Danielson. Ted. I Rogers tossed to O’Brien (who else) Amerbelle Corp. of Rockville. He World War II. Fund, 285 W. Center St. lost the handle when hit with check as it netted 13 yards on 24 for a two-point conversion and 24-0 was a member of Rockville United Other survivors are a brother, They were identifed as 1. Are you satisfied with the General Assembly’s work to maintain and im- Northwest’s ubiquitous Dan O’Brien attempts. Heading for Paydirt Eugene J. LeGasse I lead at the intermission. Methodist Church. Michael Mellow of East Hartford; Joseph Berube of East prove public services in areas such as education, courts, health and aid to the falling on the fumble at the East 47. East’s next tilt is Friday night at I “Someone was supposed to hit him Durable Bob Walsh of Manchester hits the 15-yard line en ”.-! He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. four sisters, Mrs. Rose Specter of EAST HARTFORD — Funeral ser- Killingly and George elderly? Yes------No------Comment please: | The Indians, 1-1 in the HCC and 3-1 (Rogers) each play,” LaFontana 7:30 against arch-rival South Florida, Mrs. Mary Pagano of East vices were held today for Eugene Steele -of Danielson overall, in 10 plays reached the East Catholic at Dillon Stadium. ?! touchdowns against East Hartford High Elizabeth Winters of Rockville; a stated, “ We just had too many stepsister, Ida Howard of Hartford, Mrs. Lucy Fazzano of West Joseph LeGasse (LeGassie), 57 of 860 Berube was charged with one before linebacker Dave Bottaro SlaliHlicH: breakdowns. We played our straight bfpiS 34-13. (Hera?d pSi Manchester and three grandchildren. Hartford and Mrs. Josephine Main St. He died at his home murder and Steele was filled the hole extremely well on EC NW Thursday. charged with conspiracy to defense in the second half. I guess the T r fourth down and stopped Pat Downes The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 Angelica of Enfield, and several 10 First downs 16 The Mass of Christian burial was in commit murder. 2. Ted voted for the Bottle Bill. Do you think he did the right thing for Connec- best thing to do is trust the guys, turn a.m. from the White-Gibson-Small nieces and nephews. short of the goal line. The joy was 13 Yards rushing 230 St. Mary’s Church. The Callahan ticut? Yes------No------Comment please: Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 a.m. Both were returned to only fleeting as on first down Howie them loose and let them hit people.” 77 Yards passing 60 Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East Rockville. Burial will be in Grove from the John F. Tierney Funeral Hartford and each held in Furlong was tackled in the end zone East’s defense contained Rogers 90 Total yards 290 Midget Football Results $100,000 bond. the second half, one yard on eight Hill Cemetery, Rockville. H om e, 219 W. C e n te r S t., Hartford was in charge of by Northwest’s Kevin Sarr (or a two- 8-18 Passing 3-5 Friends may call at the funeral Manchester, with a mass at St. arrangements. point safety. attempts, but by then the damage 3. Ted pushed through the property tax phase-in plan. Has this helped you? was done. Northwest was bottled up 0 Interceptions by 2 home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. James Church at 9. Burial will be in East punted and on the ensuing 3 Fumbies lost 3 Yes------No------Comment please: save for one 66-yard, 4-play drive The family suggests that any East Cemetery, Manchester. Lottery play, left-handed quarterback Tom 31 Yds. penalized 35 Mora Obituarias early in the final canto which ac- One-Sided Wins memorial gifts be made to the Friends may call at the funeral The winning number 42 Offensive plays 62 SPORTS American Cancer Society, 237 E. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. On Paga Two drawn Saturday in the SLATE Center St., Manchester. Connecticut daily lottery .Monday was 005. 4. Ted worked hard to get the J.C. Penney Catalogue Center into Manchester Penney in Upset |Area Football } SOCCER Mark Latest Play )ecause of the millions of dollars to be added to the tax base and thousands of Berkshire CC al MC(J, 1 Coventry Planning workers to be hired there. Do you think Manchester needs more business growth'' The Chargers topped the Giants, 20-6, and the Eagles CROSS COl VI’RV Yes------No------Comment please: Area football action Saturday saw :i: whitewashed the Patriots, 32-0 in Manchester Midget Football Annual CROP Walk Rockville High blank Bloomfield, 13- Maneliesler (hoys and i League play last Friday night Against Conard girls) / East Calholie al at Mt. Nebo. TED CUM M INGS 0, and South Windsor on the short end Mike Tuley opened the scoring for COVENTRY - The annual CROP Walk/Rock-A-Thon of a 40-13 score to Newington High in i K o f (. I n V i I a I i o n a I (Holyoke), noun j tae Chargers with a 2-yard run early Sion. Tsokalas added his second TD, will be held Oct. 29 in Coventry with Janet Calve as coor- Taking advantage of seven turnovers, homestanding Penney Central Valley Conference play. dinator. Proceeds from the affair will be used to furnish 5. Taxes are one of the big issues in Connecticut. Ted will not support efforts I'onighl :j: in the second period. Tuley also a 22-yard jaunt, immediately after a 0 set up a state income tax in the next term if elected. Is he right? Yes_____ High upset previously unbeaten Conard High, 24-14, in CCIL foot- It was Rockville's initial CVC test i X added the two-point conversion for an food and self-help resources through Church World Ser- Represents ball action Saturday in East Hartford, RADIO, TV blocked punt was recovered by the vice. Nol------Comment please: and leaves the Rams with a 2-1-1 i 8-0 lead. Eagles at the Patriot 22. Marty Marx record overall. The whitewashing i NFL Fuulhall - 8:30 Other members of the organizing committee are The Black Knights improved their Penney returns home Saturday to Ken Sampson added the second added the conversion. was Rockville’s second of the season : Bengals vs. Dolphins, Gerald Calve, route coordinator; Anne Turcotte, finan- docket to 2-1 in the league and 2-1-1 face Fermi High of Enfield in a 1:30 j: Charger score on a 4-yard run Marx scored on a 10-yard run after as the Rams in four outings have j Ch.8,40. WPOP. cial secretary; Norman Caisse, check point YOU overall with the win while the Chief- start. following a fumble recovery. Craig a punt snap was hobbled with Tracy yielded only 21 points. Tuesday 6. ^ n ch ester has built a total of 316 units of elderly housing, the last 40 such tains slip to 2-1 in the CCIL and Woodward completed the scoring for Strickland adding the conversion. arrangements; and the Senior Pilgrim Fellowship of Se- South Windsor dropped to 1-1 in the : SOCCER units built with state funds. Do we need more such low-cost homes for our senior overall. iii the winners with a 2-yard run. Marx wound up the scoring on a 4- cond Congregational Church will be in charge of recruit- Here^s How,*, Bunting Injured conference and 1-2-1 overall with the i Penney al .Manchester, ment. itizens? Yes------No------Comment please: Penney grabbed a 16-0 halftime 3:30 The Giants averted the shutout on a yard run with MacBryde on a keeper edge on a 16-yard scoring strike from FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — setback to Newington. The Bobcats : Church World Service is an interdenominational agen- TED led the fight to secure state funds for i 40-yard Mike Everett pass reception adding the conversion for the final , quarterback John Almquist to Dave Linebacker John Bunting, the scored on two TD aerials by quarter- East Calholie al Prince cy which assists people in more than 30 countries each Washlngton-Bentley Schools and I’eeh, 3:1,5 S of a Doug Syphers aerial. margin. Cassarino and one-yard plunge by Philadelphia Eagles’ defensive back Todd Picard, 62 yards to Bill i year. Since its inception in 1947, CROP has made West Side Rec Improvements. Tuley, Neil Belleville, Woodward, Strickland, Glen Chetelat, Marx, fullback Ken Strickland. The first signal caller, may be lost indefinitely Johnston and 32 yards to Steve S Cromwell al Cheiiev available more than $100 million worth of resources to • TED recovered $58,000. from state due the Billy Hill and Joel Sullivan played Tsokalas, Ned Wells, Mike Dettore 7. Manchester’s basic needs such as water, sewage treatment, and solid Black Knight score was set up by after suffering a knee injury in Sun- Cecchini. I'eeh, 3:15 the world s hungry. Increasingly, those resources are Town that Improved Robertson Park. ? well for the Chargers while best for and Dave Mazzotta were standouts refuse recycling are getting more costly and difficult to handle each year. Should tackle Fernando Vidal’s fumble day s 24-14 loss to New England Sinishurv al East Marl- being used in programs that help people help themselves. the state offer more aid in these formerly local matters? Yes_____ No______s ford, 3:;i() i: the Giants were Everett, Mike for the Eagles while Bart Carlson, • TED led the fight for "Phase In" Tax Bill recovery. Coach Dick Vermeil said. Local CROP leaders will be contacting schools Comment please: Illing FootbaUI Claslunhury al South ;; Wemmell, Bill Prignano, Syphers Nathan Walker. Joey Johnson, Oliver that eased tax burden on Conard came back to draw within and Mike Keeler. 9 churches, and service clubs throughout the town to enlist homeowners. Bruins Walloped W i n d s o r , 3 : 3 0 Reid, Tom Mikoleit and John participants in the Walk/Rock-A-Thon. two points, 16-14, but an Eric Brier- } Nick Tsokalas opened the scoring MacLaughlin were best for the • TED put the JC Penney Bill through and on ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - The Eleven Scores .Newington al Rockville, Walkers and rockers will obtain pledges from sponsors ton fumble recovery at the Chieftain New York Islanders, powered by left- Illing Junior High football team ii 3:30 for the Eagles with a 6-yard run with Patriots. to the Qovernor's desk that cut the red 15 led to a 10-yard scoring play from for miles walked or hours rocked. Those interested in winger Clark Gilles’ four goals and whipped J.F. Kennedy of Enfield, 20- S Vinal Tech al Bolton, i Dave MacBryde adding the conver- participating should contact Mrs. Calve. tape and kept the project In 8. State courts have ordered the General Assembly to make education more Almquist to John Colgan. Strickland Manchester. equal across the state. Do you think the Assembly is moving in the right direction one assist, walloped the Boston 6, Saturday morning at Memorial S 3:15 added the two-point conversion for Bruins 9-3 Sunday night in the final Field. Rhain al Coventry, 3:1,5 o do this? Yes------No------Comment please; the final margin. Bridge Helps Firm NHL exhibition game for both teams. Illing’s defense was responsible for CROSS COl ,Ni R\ the first two poits as Frank Maran- i:i Prince Tech / Goodwin Greatest Male Athlete dino dropped the Kennedy quarter- S BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — The high sheriff of Fairfield 'Teeh at Chenev Tech, CHIGAGO (I'PI) — Track, foolliull anil lia.^cliall .star back in the end zone for a safety. 3:30 County says a bridge proposed by Perry Duryea, the Manchester Resldents*Dlstrlcts 2-5-7-10 Jim Thorpe in the grcalcut male allilcic of i Ihm ceiitiirv 9. Should the state give incentives to businesses to get them to come to Mark Allan scored on an 8-yard run | GIRLS VOLEEYBAEE Republican candidate for governor in New York would Connecticut? Yes------No______Comment please: Fourth Quarter Scores while golf ami track star Bahe Dicirik.seii Zaharia.s is ihc benefit his own business. ' in the second half and fullback Butch 5i East (,’alhulic al Bluuin- ReElect ted CUMMINGS Wemmell scored on runs of 52 and 40 field, 3:15 grealesl among this century’s women athletes, Mrs. Clark was critical Saturday of a suggestion made yards. sportswriter said in a new poll. by Duryea that a bridge be built from Long Island to Gives Bolton 14-0 Win Wednesday Connecticut. State Representative, District 12 John Morrell, Neil Berry, Leon % SOCCER The poll, condueteil for the second edition of The 10. Should the General Assembly continue efforts to preserve Connecticut Botteron and Jim Grout blocked well iS “Mr. Duryea runs one of the nation’s largest wholesale Two fourth-quarter touchdowns Brown J\ at ,MC(,, 3 People’s Almanac, also rates Don l.arscn's perfect game in farm land and open spaces? Yes_____ No______Comment please; Ouellette for a two-point conversion. up front for the Rams. KIEI.I) HOCKEY lobster empires from eastern Long Island. Of course, he proved to be the difference as un- Holcombe raced 52 yards on Bolton’s the 1956 World Series as the most dramatic sports event wants to build that bridge. It would increase his profits at eaten but once-tied Bolton Senior Lose in Overtime Maneliesler at HIS CONCERN IS next possession for an insurance Newington, 3:30 of the decade. Fairfield County’s expense,” she said. Pomes stopped previously unbeaten score. Dave Bogner, Brian Bennet Junior High varsity soccer I (;IRI,S VOI.EEMiAEI. Ranked as the greatest male athletes, after Thorpe, “Giving faster truck rides to lobsters is no excuse for Stafford, 14-0, in Eastern (Connecticut Christie, Mike Holbrook and Bob team dropped a double overtime 4-3 building a bridge over Long Island Sound,” said the Pony Football Conference play Eermi al Maneliesler, were Bahe Ruth, Muhammad Ali, Jack Dempsey, Jack Murphy anchored the Bolton defense, decision to Webb of Wethersfield last S 3:30 Democrat who is seeking re-election. YOU “Please let me know what you’re thinking,” says Ted. “Please mail or drop yesterday at Bolton’s Herrick Park. which has not been scored upon in week. S Nieklaus, Ty (,ohh, Bohhy Jones, Joe Louis, Jesse Owens Duryea, the state assembly speaker from Montauk in ^ Ito n is now 4-0-1 for the year Windsor al East (.alholic, and Red Grange, off your answers at my home (87 Lawton Road), my office at 3(54 W. Middle Tpke. league play. Tom Wood led the Bears with two •'ii 3:15 Suffolk County, L. I., had said earlier this week that he did VOTE DEMOCRATIC • NOVEMBER 7th in the Parkade, or Democratic Party Headquarters next to Marshalls store. I while Stafford Springs drops to 3-1-1. The &nior Ponies visit Cromwell goals with John Hedlund adding the *• GIRLS .SWIMMING Ranked as greatest female athletc.s, after Zaharias, were not want to see a bridge built between Worchester and Commnt*e to RoEloct Tod Cummlnao - Rtymond F. Domoto, Trooourof Include with the questionaire any other comments you like, I want them.” Mike Ouellette accounted for the Sunday. other tally. Steve Cichowski, Chris % Long Island. first Bolton touchdown with quarter- I', a s I Calholie at Chris Evert, Helen W ills Moody, Billie Jean King, W ilma •«M lor by On CommMoo to Bo ttool Tod; Hoy Donwto, botttoor | The Bolton Junior Ponies play Carmel and Sean Kearns also played iS Wcihersfield, 3:30 Rudolph, and Nadia Comaneci. back Steve Holcombe tossing to tonight'at Mt. Nebo at 7 o’clock. well for the 2-2 Bears. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Oct. 9. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Oct. 9. 1978 — PAGE THIRTEEN V Cowboys Rebound Money What Series Against New York Players are Seeking LOS ANGELES (UPI) - made more money than ever before. win this time,” said Lasorda con- Money. Whether it be the root What makes this year’s rematch IRVING, Texas (UPI) - 9-5 Monday night loss to Washington. to tight end Billy Joe DuPree. fidently, “I can’t put it any clearer. Tom Landry had felt his Dallas If the Cowboys were going to start of all evil or what makes the even more enticing to all concerned I’m just so gratified we dedicated the The Cowboy quarterback also is the fact that most observers feel Cowboys were at the proving they were capable of found Hill with a 30-yard touchdown world go ‘round it is most cer- playoffs to a great man, a great the Dodgers are a much better human being, Jimmy Gilliam. We crossroads Sunday and when repeating as Super Bowl champions, pass jp the third quarter and Rafael tainly what this 1978 World ballclub this time and a series that H had to start Sunday. Septien added a 22-yard field goal in dedicated the pennant to him and they made it through the in- Series between the New York goes the full seven games Is a dis- we're dedicating the Fall Classic to the final period. Yankees and Los Angeles tinct possibility. tersection with hardly a New York could score only on a 37- him.” “I’m grateful for the opportunity scratch he was so pleased that yard field goal by Joe Danelo and did Dodgers is all about. Gilliam, a Dodger coach and to play the Yankees again,” said he momentarily forgot the not come close to adding any more With the two largest media member of the organization since markets in the countty meeting for Smith. “It makes us want to come 1953, died early today. He had been in next assignment. points. back and prove that we should have t “Let’s see, where do we play The Giants lost starting quarter- (Herald Photo by Blake) the second straight year, the TV a coma since suffering a brain hem- networks are happy, the advertising won last year. It’s not always the morhage in mid-September. ■ next?” the Dallas coach asked Sunday, back Joe Pisarcik late in the first John Vitale (circle) First at Start and at Finish, Too case of the best team winning. I people are happy, the show-biz types Besides emotion the Dodgers have half when Henderson knocked him thought we had better players last obviously having a hard time dizzy. Jerry Golsteyn proved ineffec- are happy and, yes, even the players some other factors going for them. remembering. “Is it Philadelphia? Other than the defense, which are happy, year, but they (the Yankees) did a Most signifcantly, the Yankees, limited New York quarterbacks to tive as Pisarcik’s replacement. better job. I also felt the Red Sox Or is it St. Louis?” Cowboys’ running hero Tony “All I know,” said Reggie Smith having been forced to a playoff with six pass completions, the most right fielder for the National League were a better team than the Yankees Boston to get into the playoffs, have When reminded that Dallas must positive note came from Dallas Dorsett also left the game briefly Vitale in ‘ Co m eback’ this year.” champion Dodgers, “is that when I pitching problems. While the Dodger travel to St. Louis next week, Landry quarterback Roger Staubach, who with a sprained ankle, but he said: was in my first World Series - in The 75th World Series will begin staff is well-rested. Lemon will have threw three TD passes and hit on 17- returned and finished with 73 yards Tuesday at Dodger Stadium 18:30 “Well, they will be tough. They are 1967 with the Red Sox — the loser’s the luxury of using his ace, 25-game Gang Tackling by Patrioti of-32 tries for 246 yards. on 17 carries. p.m, EDT) and will mark the 10th due to win one. I hope it’s not next share that year was $5,000 and the winner Ron Guidry, only twice. “Roger was super,” Landry said. “We went with a 3-4 defense as an time the Yankees and Dodgers have Steve Nelson, Sam Hunt, Tim Fox and Ray week.” element of surprise,” said Giants’ T o Pace Road Racers winners got eight. Last year, we got Guidry pitched Saturday night’s 2-1 He was thrown for loss as Pats won, 24-14. “The Giants were blitzing from a met to settle baseball's biggest Hamilton (1. to r.) of Patriots all have one (UPI Photo) Landry’s brief memory lapse Coach John McVay. “We knew that $21,000 for losing. I'm glad the pennant clincher over Kansas City three-man front and we weren’t By CHRIS BLAKE Jacob, who completed the 5.3-mile Yankees are back in ct again because stakes, Yankee Manager Bob Lemon and will not be available now until object Eagle running back Will Montgomery. demonstrates how much effort and expecting that.” Dallas had a short week to prepare crossed the finish line 104th. selected right-hander Ed Figueroa to thought were put into preparation for and would not be expecting it. And Herald Reporter course in 26.38. Gary Nixon was third it gives us the opportunity to make the third game in New York on Staubach threw a 17-yard scoring The Herrington’s had the best be his opening game starter, while Sunday’s meeting with the New York we had more healthy linebackers EAST HARTFORD - For with a time of 26.46. three finishes for a three-member more money because of the size of Friday. toss to Tony Hill in the first quarter their ballpark. Dodger skipper Tommy Lasorda was "I m not really so anxious to play Giants, won by the Cowboys 24-3, and then led Dallas on a 69-yard drive than we had linemen. Steve Gates (26.48) of Manchester family and took the family prize. John Vitale, the East Hartford “Believe me, money is the reason I leaning to veteran left-hander Tom- them (the Dodgers) again,” said the There was a great deal of honest con- in the final moments of the first half, “But Staubach had a sensational and East Hartford native Jim Uhrig The course began at McAuliffe cern in Cowboyland following Dallas’ Pre-Columbus Day Road Race (26.50) finished fourth and fifth play this game.” my John over 19-game winner Burt Yankees’ Reggie Jackson. "That's finishing it off with a 23-yard TD pass game.” Park and followed a route along Hooton. was a test. respectively. Last year, the Yankees took the because we played them last year Grogan TD Bomb Goodwin Street, Long Hill Road, ‘There's no doubt we’re going to Vitale had been bothered by Vitale broke away from the pack Burnside Avenue, William and Dodgers in six games and both clubs and you know they'll be up for us." leg pains which he believed during the second mile, taking a lead Tolland streets. School Street, NFL Standings j were caused by shin splints. He of about 35 yards. He increased the Goodwin and back into the park. Defense Features lead to 75 yards after three miles and had not run a race since June. “The course was OK There were Whalers and Rangers in 4-4^ Deadlock maintained that pace to the finish no hard spots,” said Vitale, who SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - A But, Sunday, he felt “all right” — line. seven times,” he said. inside the blueline through a maze a Leads to Triumph wants to test his legs on a more hilly 4-4 overtime exhibition series finale The Rangers played a high American Conference In Jets^ Triumph or at least well enough to breeze to Rounding out the top 10 finishers course in the future. players into the net. nr___ / Y T T ^ r x 0,1 O ___ victory in 26 minutes and 23 seconds with the New York Rangers has left pressure game from the outset Sun- FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) 24-7 lead. “Stanley made a heck of a play, I East were Howard Herrington (26.53), The Lions Club furnished the prizes The Whalers scored again in a in the first annual race, which was New England Whalers’ Coach Bill day and scored the first goal just 3:01 short-handed situation when Rick Ron Jaworksi, “the Polish “It was catchable,” an irritated tried to pump him off and it didn’t W L T Pet. NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Jets’ defense was tired. Ray Crothers (26.59), Robert and the East Hartford Police r co-sponsored by the Park and Dineen glowing with satisfaction. into the first period when Ron Ley was sent off for holding at 10:44, Vermeil said of the pass to Payne. work. So I just threw it as far as I New England 4 2 0 .667 Not physically tired but tired of the abuse it has been taking McCarthy (27.21), Larry Wykovsky Explorers assisted in the operation. “ I wouldn’t mind starting the Rifle,” was on target Sunday Recreation Department and the East Duguay fired a backhander from 15 when Andre Lacroix picked up a “You have to catch those in the NFL could and he caught up to it. He’s tur- Miami 3 2 0 ,600 (27.46) and Ronald Knapp (27.49) The race drew 220 entries, althoueh regular season that way, especially but his receivers dropped too from local media and opposing quarterbacks. Hartford Lions Club. feet out over Whaler goaltender A1 harmless Mark Howe backhander at if you’re going to win. They did that ning into one of the fine receivers in NY Jets 3 3 0 Herrington’s wife, Susan, was the 212 re g iste re d , said F re d Balet, with the first three games on the many of his bullseyes. all day long.” And Sunday they t(»k their frustra- led by the NFL’s leading passer, Joe “You’ve got to start somewere and Smith. the New York blueline and fired it the league.” Grogan said, Buffalo 2 4 0 tion out on Buffalo, shutting down the first female to cross the finish line in director of Parks and Recreation. road, " Dineen said following Sunday Payne refused to alibi for the miss. Ferguson, managed only a 16-yard I guess this is as good a place as 35.29. Gordie Howe tied it up on a into the Ranger net. Meanwhile Steve Gorgan, the Grogan and Morgan also combined Baltimore 2 4 0 Bills’ offense and setting up four “It exceeded all expectations,” night’s match, his eighth behind the Patriot musket, fired a touchdown “Anytime the ball’s thrown that TD pass from Ferguson to Reuben any,” said Vitale. “It just feels good The Herrington’s, who traveled powerplay three minutes later with a It wasn’t until 4:42 into the second on a 32-yard play in the first quarter, Central touchdowns and a field goal in a 45-14 Gant in the first period and a 15- Balet said of the race and the tur- Whaler bench. rebound of an Alan Hangsleben shot. bomb and set up a field goal with way to me I should catch it. But you which set up a 42-yard field goal by W to be running again.” from Greenwich, N.Y., to run, also nout. period when New England took the L T Pet. rout. yarder from Bill Munson to Bob “Getting 10 out of a possible 14 New York grabbed the lead 1:25 lead. another long-gainer to lead the New David Posey, the first of his pro Pittsburgh 6 0 0 Vitale’s closest pursuer was Wayne had another first when son Donald Burgess Owens returned an in- Chandler against Jet reserves with 28 points isn’t bad when you’ve played later when Ranger defenseman Ron New England rookie Jeff Brubaker England Patriots to a 24-14 win over career. The Pats, 4-2, also scored on Cleveland 4 2 0 terception 40 yards for one score, seconds left. National Hockey League teams Greschner flipped the puck from just scored his first as a Whaler by slip- the Philadelphia. a 4-yard run by Don Calhoun and a 1- Houston 3 3 0 .500 Bruce Harper took a punt 82 yards “You saw what happens when you ping the puck past netminder John “I'm disappointed with the yard vault by Sam Cunningham. Cincinnati 0 5 0 .000 for a touchdown, Larry Keller’s play aggressive football,” said Jets Davidson who was screened by Don fumbles and dropped passes,” said The Eagles other touchdown came West Yale Out of Unbeaten Ranks blocked punt set up Kevin Long’s 16- Coach Walt Michaels, whose club Awrey, his own defenseman. Eagles Coach Dick Vermeil, whose on a 1-yard bootleg by John Sciarra, W L T Jal Alai Results yard TD burst and Larry Riley’s HARTFORD (UPI) - Yale Veteran Ranger center Phil team dropped to 3-3. “You can’t beat who took a regular turn at safety, Denver 4 2 0 conversion failed when O'Brien as the Blue Devils compiled 494 fumble recovery of a kickoff set the Seventii i>«iw Snigies i runts a physically superior team doing recovered two fumbles and returned Oakland 4 2 dropped a thriller to Rutgers threw incomplete to Spagnola. yards rushing to break the school's SJIIUIMV W T IB Esposito tallied twice in rapid 0 stage for Long’s third touchdown, a Hrst Game DeuMei 7 Poinb 5 Gonzalez 11.20 9.40 3.80 those types of things. We haven’t Yale scored three touchdowns in mark of 420 set in 1974. 3 Zabala 4.40 succession to give the New York the tuo punts for 16 yards. Seattle 3 3 0 .500 3-yard plunge. but the University of New 2 Mazza I Olaye 14.00 6.60 3.60 3.00 dropped that many passes in a long the second period on a 13-yard run by Zink scored three times on runs of 3 2e{w Bartnren 5.00 3.20 2 Arriaga R 3.20 lead once again. learn from your mistakes. This won't “They’re a better team than we San Diego 2 4 0 .333 Haven and Wesleyan remained Quiniela 3-S 27.00 time.” The defense staked the Jets to a 35- 6 Jary l$pa 3 40 Mark Howe tied it up again at 4-4 stop me from giving 100 percent next are,” Vermeil said. “They’re just a Kansas City 1 Ken Hill who had 126 yards on 26 50, 5 and 27 yards. Mautte registered Quiniela 2-3 35.S0 Perfecta 5-3 86.10 5 0 7 lead, the most productive first half unbeaten in the weekend’s Trifecta 5-3-2 207.00 Eagle quarterback Jaworksi hit on week,” Payne said. good, strong team. I was upset at carries for the day. Rick Angelone two touchdowns on 31 and 20 yards Pedecta 2-3 104.70 with a slap shot on a pass from his 18-of-39 for 186 yards, including a 28- in the club’s 19-year history. Bobby Connecticut college football scored twice, both on one-yard runs. TrifecU 2-^6 1.121.70 Eighth Game Doubles 7 Points father, Gordie, and neither team was Following the incompletion, about a dozen penalties, but the of- and Jim Taft flipped to John Klein Second Game Doubles 7 Poerts 2 Arriaga R Zoqui 14.00 4.40 5.80 Jackson’s fumble recovery set up a action. 6 Bascaran Urquiaga 10.40 yard scoring strike to Harold Car- Jaworski fumbled and Steve Nelson O’Brien completed 19 of 32 passes for a 50-yard scoring pass play. 2 Rodrisiwz Ian |g.60 5.60 6.00 3.60 able to score the rest of the third ficials didn’t beat us. New England 38-yard field goal by Pat Leahy and ended a three-game losing streak and 1 Geno Marcoida michael in the second quarter. But Elsewhere, Central Connecticut for 256 yards, J Rio Landa 10.60 20.S0 6.00 period or in the 10-minute overtime made one of his three recoveries. whipped us.” National Conference Matt Robinson threw 18 yards to is now 3-3. “We were physical today The University of Connecticut 6 Pete Sergio 340 Quiniela 2-6 38.00 the key play was, unfortunately for set a school ground gaining record to Wesleyan, 3-0, handed Coast Ouiniela 2-7 67.20 Perfecta 2-6 184.20 session. After one rushing play gained two Grogan, who had one of his better and you make things happen when scored 17 points in the first half but TrifecU 2-6-1 55100 the Eagles, one of many dropped East rookie Derrick Gaffney for another PerfecU 2-7 31S.M yards, Grogan found Morgan on a passing days, noted the Pats game you play aggressive football. I stop a three-game losing streak and Guard, 2-3, a 28-0 whitewash to spoil could do little else the rest of the Trifecta 2-7-6 2.783.40 Ninth Game Doubles 7 Points aerials all day. W L T Pet. TD in the second half. post pattern and unloaded the bomb. plan was to run, even though the haven’t seen more enthusiasm than I Southern Connecticut came out of the the Cadets' homecoming day in New game in dropping a 25-17 decision to Third Game Doubles 7 Points 3 Bascaran Javier 16.40 8.20 3.40 With Philadelphia trailing 17-7 in Washington 600 1.000 The Bills, who entered the game 3iaryOUve 11.60 5.20 4.20 7 MenA Ecenarro 6.00 3.40 Jal Alai Entries “At first I didn’t think I’d get it,” Eagles were tops in the league woods for the first time in four tries. London, New Hampshire. 2 Gorostota Urquiaga 3 20 the third quarter, Jaworski lofted a Dallas 4 2 0 .667 saw before we went out there today. 1 V r a U u ta 5.00 3.60 said the sophomore swifty, who against the rush. Trinity and Coast Guard were on Wesleyan’s Dennis Robinson It was the first time this season the 6 J.J. Ispa 4.60 Uiiniela 3-7 40.20 perfect 40-yard pass to Ken Payne in NY Giants 3 3 0 .500 scored twice in the first period and QDinieta 1-3 25.20 PeHecta 3-7 198.60 Monday Evening nabbed three passes for 104 yards. “Our goal was to gain 200 yards on the debit side; the University of Huskies have been able to score in PeHecta 3-1 61.80 TrifecU 3-7-2 513.90 the New England end zone. The ball Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 1st GAME DOUBLES 4th GAJC SMGUS “The ball looked like it was sailing. I Connecticut lost for the fourth time the Cardinals scored twice again in the first half but New Hampshire Trifecta 3-1-6 363.60 Tenth Came Singles 7 Points 7 POIfTS 7th GAME SMGUS 10th GAME SMGUS the ground (they gained 205.) The big 0 .000 7 POMTS slid off Payne’s fingertips. St. Louis Fourth Game Singles 7 Points 8 SiO 7.60 2.40 1. Rodriguez hazabal 7 POIfTS 7 POIfTS guess I was in the right place at the difference was the way our offensive in five Saturdays and Western the third period on a three yard run managed 18 points to lead at the half 5 Javier 4.OO 2.20 1. Rodriguez 1. Ermua Cenlral 7 Sergio 12.80 7 00 5.60 2. J i Jan 1. Bascaran Two plays later, Grogan launched right time.” Connecticut has yet to win after four by Spike Cooney and a 66-yard return 2 UrquUga 2.40 2. MontilU 2. Arriaga I 2. Guernica I line controlled the game. We showed 18-17. * lary 7.20 3.40 1 fturregui James 3. Zegu W L T Pet. 2 Zegui 5.00 QuinieU 5-8 32.20 4. Jdazza I Asis I 3. GorostoU 3. Azea a 58-yard bomb to speedster Stanley trips. of an interception by Bill Post. i Arra Grogan, who hit on 12-of-23 for 189 what we could do and what it takes to The Huskies scoring was (MnieU 4-7 57.00 PeHecU 8-5 126.30 5. Zegui Kepa 4. ZabMa 4 Asis Green Bay 5 1 0 ,833 5. OUve Morgan for a score to give the Pats a PerfecU 7-4 155.70 TrifecU 8-5-2 656.40 . Ja^ Olave 5. Gonzalez 5. Javier yards, credited Morgan on the play. win,” Grogan said. Yale and Rutgers clashed in the New Haven remained Connec- highlighted by a 98 yard kickoff 6 6. Carea 3 3 0 .5(X) TrifecU 7-4-2 367.20 Eleventh Game Doubles 7 Points 7. Pete 1 ^ 6. SoUun 6. Joey Chicago 7. Sergio Yale Bowl before 21,000 spectators. ticut’s winningest college with four return by Ted Walton in the second 8 JAeodi Ochoa 13.00 6.60 4.40 8. MontiRa Barturen 7. Ochoa 7. U r i ^ Minnesota 3 3 0 .500 Fifth Game Doubles 7 Points 8. Arteche The Bulldogs, 2-1, scoring in the straight as the Chargers contained period. 4 Ermua Marcoida 7.60 2.M SUBS Randy Sergii 8. Caramendi 8. Men< 3 3 0 .500 1 Pete Jan 5.60 3.00 3.80 SUBPeU SUB G v iU SUB UrquUga Tampa Bay 2 Arri James 4.60 3.20 2 Arriaga I Javier 2.40 2nd GAME DOUBLES final 1:28 of the game, gambled for a Bridgewater State 13-6. 5th GAME DOUBUS 8th GAH DOUBUS 1 5 0 . 167 Dave Greenhalgh and Ken 5 Geno Landa 300 Quiniela 4-8 41.80 7 PORTTS. 11th GAME DOUBLES Detroit PedKta 8-4 130.50 7 POIfTS 7 POIfTS 7 POIfTS win instead of a tie. Central Conneticut roared back Sweitzer connected on a 5-yard pass Quiniela 1-2 31.20 1. Mazza I Barturen Bengals Hope for Turnaround TrifecU 8-4-2 382.20 1. MontilU Jan 1. GorostoU Iriondo 1. GorostoU Idarcoida Vtest PerfecU 1-2 122.40 I Rodriguez Landa Quarterback Pat O’Brien had after three straight losses to handily for the first UConn score and Ray- 2. Rio Landa 2. Azea Ecenarro 2. Arriaga I Javier Ik MT A. B ww / T \ llwi 4^11 I j C'lillKn — Tt_. t ... W L T Pet. TrifecU 1-2-5 671.10 Tneffth Game Doubles 7 Points 1 MontMa OUve 3. Arra Ke^ can’t really tell you in words how sad Fullback Leroy Harris also will 4. J i James 3. Guernica I Sebastian 3. Azea UrquUu MIAMI (UPI) — Cincinnati clicked with John Spagnola on a 22- defeat Cortland State 39-14 in New mond James kicked a 40-yard field Siith Game Doubles 7 Points 5 Mendi Iriondo 17.80 4.80 3.40 4. Rodriguez Sergio it is.” Los Angeles 600 1.000 3 Gorostola Javier 4.40 3.20 i Javy Jan 4. Ermua Marcoida 4. Guernica I iriondo start after sitting out two games with 5 Arri Asts I 12.80 6.20 5.00 5. Zegui Carea Coach Homer Rice and yard touchdown play to move the York. goal. I Ermua CariU 20 6. ttwregui Irazabal 5. ZabaU G v i U 5. Mendi GtfiU 240 .333 2 Geno Ecenano 6.20 3.40 5 6 Ran^ Asts I A big part of the Bengals’ slide can an ankle injuury. New Orleans 7. Pete Kepa 6. Mendi GonzMez 6. UrUHe G o n ^z Bulldogs within one point of Rutgers Pat Bradley, Ritchie Zink and 1 Ko Sebastian 4.60 Quiniela 3-5 43.80 7. iturregui OUve quarterback Ken 'Anderson 2 4 0 .333 In a battle of two 0-4 teams, PeHecta 5-3 78.30 8. Ze0 i Asis I 7. SoUun Garamendi 7. lo^ SebastUn be blamed on the loss of Anderson to Defensively, things are starting to Atlanta QuinieU 2-S 39.00 8. PeU Arieche 8. Bascaran UrquUga 28-27. But their try for the two-point Marc Mautte each ran for 1(X) yards TrifecU 5-3-1 263.40 SUBS Rio Caru 8. Asis Ecenarro hope tonight will be the start of a hand injury in the first game of the San Francisco 1 5 0 , 167 Southern Connecticut came away PerfecU S-2 126.00 SUBS J. i Sebastiai SUBS Asis Javier SUBS ZabaU Ochoa get back to where Shula had hoped 3rd GAME DOUBUS with a 24-8 victory over Western TrifecU S-2-1 841.70 Attendance; 3,831 6th GAME DOUBUS 7 poirrs 9th GAME DOUBUS 12th CAME DOUBUS a turnaround for the winless season. The eighth-year pro came they would be, with the return to the Kmie; $275,538 7 POIfTS Connecticut, 1. Javy James 7 POMTS 7 POIfTS 1. U Ochoa back last week, only to throw four in- starting lineup of end A.J. Duhe and SATURDAT E VEIM .xieiiin ImMiii- «,!,,,e i / I’guiU . U hazabM 1. Arriaga I GariU 1. Ermua GariU Bengals when they take on the 2 Randy EcenaiEcenarro Sunday's Results Trinity, 2-1, lost to unbeaten Hrst Game Doubles 7 Points 2 Bascaran 10.40 3. Mazza I Sergio 1 Ermua Garamendi I Azea Marcoida terceptions in a 28-12 loss to San ImeoacKer Steve Towle. 3. fie Gonzalez healing Miami Dolphins. New England 24, Philadelphia 14 Williams in a game at Williamstown, 2 Rodrtguez Olave 15.20 10.40 6.40 1 Iri^ 4. Randy Barturen 3. GorostoU Urquiaga 3. ZabaU Javier Francisco. 19th hole 4 Zegui Sergio 7.20 5.80 5 Ochoa 4. Arra biondo 4. Bascaran Javier 4. M e n d iU ^ a Duhe, the 1977 AFC Rookie of the 5. Itu rr ^ Arteche Cincinnati has gone down to defeat Washington 21, Detroit 19 , ■ Mass. 1 Hontilla James 6 80 (kiiroela 1-2 35.40 5. Arriaga I SebastUn 5. Joey Gonzalez 5. Uriarie 0 ^ “You’ve got to believe he’s going to i. Ko Kepa 6. Bascaran Carea Year who underwent knee surgery in QuinieU 2-4 3140 PeHecU 2-1 105.00 7. Arra Asis I 6. Asts Ochoa 6. Joey Ecenarro in five regular season games, a per- Pittsburgh 31, Atlanta 7 The Ephmen rolled up a 20-0 lead 7. IMa AHeche be much more ready to play this Perfecta 2-4 188.10 TrifecU 2-1-5 581.70 8. Pete Carea 7. Uriarie Sebastian 7. Asts biondo August, has seen only spot duty L SoUun Sergio 8. SoUun Marcoida 8. Guernica I Garamendi formance that led to the resignation New York Jets 45, Buffalo 14 Country Club Net, Bob Jones 80-10-70, Bill before the Bantams could register a TrifecU 2-4-1 721.50 Eighth Came Doubles 7 Points SUBS Zegui Jm week,” Dolphin Coach Don Shula behind rookie Doug Betters so far SUBS Hurregui landa SUBS Azea b i ^ SUBS ibrUga I Gonzalez of Coach Bill Johnson last week and Tampa Bay 30, Kansas City 13 Finnegan 85-14-71; C - Gross, Fred score with 4:00 remaining in the third Second Game Doubles 7 Points 6 SoUun Javier 16.40 6.40 7.40 said. this season. BEST .M.NE - A - Jim Moriarty 31- 6 Ibo Asis I 13.20 6.00 5.40 7 Bascaran GariU the promotion of Rice, the team’s Baltimore 30. St. Louis 17 13.40 6.20 Shula’s No. 1 quarterback. Bob Towle has missed three games 4-27, Pete Teets 32-5-27, Sher Nassiff 89; Net, Stan Prachniak 90- quarter on a 20-yard touchdown pass 8 Jary ispa 6.20 5.20 4 Ermua Ecenarro 4.60 quarterback coach. Green Bay 24, Chicago 14 17-73. from Mike Foye to Pat McNamara 5 Geno Sergio 5 60 QuinieU 6-7 75.60 Griese, will be suited up on the with a knee injury that required two Ferguson 30-3-27; B - A1 Eigner Jr. (kmeU 6-8 45.00 PeHecU 6-7 21t40 Rice sees his first talk as “bringing Cleveland 24, New Orleans 16 34-7-27, Jack Devanney 33-6-27, Ben LADIES FOLK BALL - Net, Foye completed 11 of 29 passes for Perfecta 6-8 342.30 TrifecU 6-7-4 1,960.80 sidelines tonight for the first time weeks in a cast. He will replace Ear- TrifecU 6-8-5 4,723.20 the troops back together,” but that San Diego 23, Denver 0 Nmth Came Doubles 7 PoinU during the regular season, but it is nie Rhone, who has been hampered Delmastro 34-6-28, Bill Tomkiel 35-7- Florence Barre, Sue Passman, yards. may not be easily accomplished if Oakland 21, Houston 17 Thtd Game Doubles 7 Points 6 Oriarie Sebastian 13.00 8.40 5.00 unlikely he’ll see action. by a sore elbow. 28, Mort Rosenthal 34-6-28, Bob Eileen Plodzik, Eleanor Smith 88-28- 6 Geno Carea 18.60 18.40 6.20 5 Asts Ecenarro 7.80 3.40 linebacker Glenn Cameron’s assess- Seattle 29, Minnesota 28 60. 3 Pete landa 4.80 3.00 1 Bascaran Marcoida 3.00 Shula said if everything works out Bob Matheson, the other middle LaPolt 35-7-28, C - Jack McCallum 34- 8 Javy Kepa 6.80 (UnieU 5-6 57.00 ment is correct. Dallas 24, New York Giants 3 and feels good at game time, “I linebacker, will remain on the No Where to Go 8-26, Charlie Engberg 36-10-26, Don QuinieU 3-6 46.20 PeHecU 6-S 198.00 “The defense starts fightng with Los Angeles 27, San Francisco 10 Tallwood D ean H ooters PerfecU 6-3 113.70 TrifecU 6-5-1 1,083.00 would consider” using Griese if there sidelines with a back injury suffered Edwards 40-14-26, Charlie Whelan 38- TrifKU 6-3-8 1,055.70 the offense, the offense hates the ■Monday's Game Giant quarterback Jerry Goldsteyn has no where to eo as Tenth Came Singles 7 Points were a situation “where it would be two weeks ago. Rusty Chambers, 11-27, Doug Melton 40-13-27, Herm TWO MAN BEST BALL - Gross, Fourth Came Singles 7 Points 8 Mendi I S i O 7.80 3.60 AUTO defense and the thing just goes from Cincinnati at Miami, 9 p.m. 3 Arra 12.20 6.40 3.80 6 Asts 6.80 5.60 advantageous to get him in the who now leads the team in tackles, is Dvorak 35-8-27, John Connors 36-9-27, T o p Co ugars there,” Cameron said last week. “I ? 1 u p f Photo) 24- Jim Bidwell-Ed Stone 70, Paul Petry- 2 Hontia 8.80 6.80 3 Guernica I 4.60 game.” his replacement. Len Davidson 35-8-27; Low gross - John Neligon 70; Net, Ken Jarvis- 4 Artecbe 140 Q » e U 64 54i0 Jim Moriarty 73. Downed in soccer action Saturday QuinieU 2-3 39.00 PeHecU 84 131.70 Stan Zima 59, Jan Howroyd - Norm PerfecU 3-2 93.60 TrifecU 84-3 815.10 was Manchester Community College, TrifecU 3-2-4 596.70 REPAIRS SWEEPS - A - Gross, Erwin Daignault 62, Frank Wojtyna 2 Dan Eleventh Game DotMes 7 Points Kennedy 77; Net, Sher Ferguson 76-6- 2-1, by Dean Junior College at Cougar Fifth Came DouMes 7 Points 5 Mendi Zspui 14.20 5.20 4.40 McDonough 62, Russ Davidson - A1 Field. 4 U Kepa 9.80 5.80 3.40 1 Arriaga I GariU 6.00 6.20 of Mr. Qoodwr^nch** 70, Bill Moran '78-7-71, John Wilson Hopper 63. 3 Rodriguez AHedw 5.60 4.00 2 GorostoU Urpuiaga 3.20 80-8-72; B - Gross, Bert Davis 79; The loss drops the Cougars to 2-5 2 Arra Landa 2.80 QuinieU 1-5 33.00 Su rprisi ng Green Bay held Payton in Cheek TWO MAN BEST BALL - (Sun- (kMieU 3^ 52.40 PeHecU 5-1 76.50 while Dean sports a 4-3 record. NEW YORK (UPI) —- The ‘*>ethe first quarter, the game’s first San Diego whero fUo ni,_____ Net, A1 Eigner Jr. 78-14-64, Mort day) - Gross, John Neligon - Paul PeHecU 4-3 12060 TrifecU 5-1-2 980.10 San Diego, where the Chargers Dave Landell started the scoring TrifecU 4-3-2 558.60 • Complete Mechanical Service Green Bay Packers were em- score, and returned an intercepted Bay 30 Kansas City 13, Baltimore 30 It was the first time the Chiefs, who magic again, passing three yards to Rosenthal 82-11-71, Carl Mikolowsky Petry 68, Mike Davis - Steve Twelfth Gwne Doubles 7 Pourts recorded their first victory under 85-12-73, Hal Giglio 84-11-73; C - for Dean with an unassisted marker Siith Came Doubles 7 Points 5 Azea Javier 19.40 5.20 4.40 • Collision Repair barrassed enough by what pass 63 yards for a touchdown in the new coach Don Coryell by holding the St. Louis 17, Washington 21 Detroit boasted a league leading average of Dave Casper tor a luudidowii with 47 McCusker 68; Net, Ken Jarvis - Stan 8 Arriaga I Ariedie 16.00 7.00 5.20 2 Ermua Urwiaga 6.20 4.20 ' third quarter. seconds left for the winning score at Gross, Ed Hayes 88; Net, Jack at the 10:50 mark of the first half. 7 Rio Zoqui 5.80 4.60 4 Guernica I Zoqui 5.20 19, Pittsburgh 31 Atlanta 7, Oakland 227 rushing yards per game, had been Zima 60, Art Bassell - Bruce Lefebvre 3 Bascaran Sergio 3.40 QuinieU 2-5 41.40 Walter Payton did to them last Denver Broncos to 166 total yards McCallum 84-16-68, Charlie Engberg Kent Benoit, assisted by Juan • Auto Painting The victory at home sent the and taking advantage of five tur- 21 Houston 17, Dallas 24 New York held under 200 yards this season. Oakland. Defensive back Charles 63, Ray Emery - Ed McLaughlin 65, (WoieU 7-8 93.20 PeHecU 5-2 171.60 year with his running. They astonishing Packers, 5-1, two games Phillips had run 96 yards for a TD 89-20-69, Charlie Whelan 92-21-71, Cuglievan, tallied what proved to be PeHecU 1-7 417.60 TrifecU 5-2-4 648.30 • Low Cost Service Rentals novers in a 23-0 triumph. Giants 3, Los Angeles 27 San Fran- Colls 30, Cardinals 17 Brendon Meskill - Bill Murphy 65. the game winner with 7:30 TrifecU 8-7-3 1,353.60 Attendance; 5,345 with an Earl Campbell fumble to Austin Weiman 91-20-71. KandU; $286,884 didn’t need the added insult of ahead in the NFC Central, where The Chargers scored in the first cisco 10 and Seattle 29 Minnesota 28. At St. Louis, Bill Troup tossed a 10- HOLE-IN-ONE - John Neligon • Factory Trained Technicians bring the Raiders within 17-14. LADIES - A - Cora Anderson 97-23- remaining. A minute later, MCC’s what he reportedly did before they were picked to flounder near the half on Don Woods’ 1-yard run and a Cincinnati seeks its first win tonight yard scoring pass to tight end Mack aced the 185-yard, third hole using a 74, Sue Passman 100-25-75, Lu Prior Gary Oliveira converted a penalty • Charge With Master Charge Sunday’s game with his words. bottom. Chicago, Minnesota and 14-yard pass from Dan Fouts to Hank at Miami, which hopes to keep pace Alston and safety Lyle Blackwood Stabler completed 5-of-7 passes in the four iron. Witnesses were Paul Tampa Bay are each 3-3. winning drive that started with 3 14 93-18-75; B - Ida McMahon 97-29-68, kick. The Chicago Bears’ usually Bauer. Rolf Benirschke added three with New England in the AFC East. returned an interception 79 yards for Petry, Ed Stone and Jim Bidwell. Dean outshot MCC, 32-24, with • 24 Hour Wrecker Service The Bears gained more than twice Bruwna 24, Sainta 16 left. Boots Carnelia 103-29-74. MATCH PLAY - A Flight - Mike amiable running back was quoted in field goals in the second half. a touchdown in a 46-second span of ALEX HACKNEY FO l R BALL- Cougar goalie Paul Gondek making OPEN HOUSE as much yardage as Green Bay (357 Cleo Miller and a revitalized Calvin the second quarter to lift Baltimore The victory, coupled with Denver’s Davis - Steve McCusker plus 4, Ken Tel. 646-6464 a Green Bay newspaper Sunday Gross, Santo Leone, Bill Skinner, 10 saves and Dean’s Bill Roberts 14 to 166) but were undone by three in- Hill combined for 149 yards rushing over the winless (0-6) Cards. The two loss, left the Raiders tied for first Comerford - Lou Argenio plus 4, Jim Wed. & Thurs. Oct 11-12 (1-6 PM) saying the Packers were overrated terceptions and two fumbles. Payton George Zanis, Nels Shenning 70, Stan stops. to key Cleveland’s ball-control TDs erased a 10-7 St. Louis lead. with the Broncos in the AFC West at Bidwell - Ed Stone plus 1, John and not the team their 4-1 record was held to 82 yards in 19 carries as McFarland, Ben Delmastro, Pete MCC hosted Berkshire Community offense at the New Orleans Super- Redskins 21, Lions 19 Neligon - Paul Petry minus 1; B - Ted suggested. He added the Bears would Chicago lost its third straight. Rums 27, 49rrg 10 Griffiths, ’Ted Pond 70; Net, Jim College today at Cougar Field at 1 dome. Miller gained 94 yards, in- John McDaniel reached over Blasko - Frank Sullivan plus 4, Tony o’clock. Celebrating TUITION beat the Packers just as they did Moriarty, Jack Moffatt, Alex Eigner • LIVE In the third quarter, defensive end cluding a 1-yard TD plunge in the rookie cornerback Tony Sumler’s Los Angeles won its sixth game Steullet - Henry Steullet plus 2, Keff twice last year when Payton rushed Mike Butler forced the second of Bob Jr., Charlie Engberg 55; Pete Denz, Our 8th DOOR CARTER first quarter. Hill, starting his first head to grab a 25-yard touchdown without a loss behind Pat Haden, who Clarke - Roger Parrott plus 1, Ray DEMONSTRATIONS for a 205 yards in the first game and Carl Mikolowsky, John Karszes, Anniversary PnZES 163 in the second. Avellini’s interceptions by hitting the game since joining the Browns as a pass from Joe Theismann with just threw touchdown passes of 11 yards Embry - Ed McLaughlin even; C - • TOUR OF SCHOOL Chicago quarterback’s arm as he was Norm Narkom 55; Steve Matava, • (Value $100) “We were upset by what he said,” free agent, had his best game in two 1:24 left to keep Washington un- to Willie Miller and 3 yards to John Bob Livingston - Don Kean plus 8, & FACIUTIES throwing. The ball dropped into the Cappelletti in the first half at U s Bert Davis, Bill Tomkiel, Joe Salafia FREE COFFEE | * said safety Steve Luke. “We wanted seasons with 55 yards in 13 carries. beaten at 6-0. Detroit, 1-5, had gone Frank Wojtyna - Dan McDonough Bring Your Friend* hands of a surprised Carl Bar- Angeles. O.J. Simpson ran for 83 56; Don Ottaviano, Mort Rosenthal, AM) to show him just how good we are.” Brian Sipe completed ll-of-17 passes ahead 19-14 with 5:52 left on Rick plus 5, Art Bassell - Bruce Lefebvre DeSarro Critical And See What ONE DRAWING zilauskas, a tackle, who rumbled 5 yards'on 20 carries and caught four Vito Agostinelli, Jim Jerdic 58; Bob DONUTS CHEVROLET for 103 yards, including a 14-yard Kane’s 6-yard run at Pontiac, Mich. plus 3, Art St.Louis - Ray St.Louis Welding I* All About EACH Naturally, Payton’s comments yards to the Chicago 15. Moments Smith. Pete Taylor, Henry Gardella,, scoring pass to rookie Ozzie New- ■Steelers 31, Falcons 7 passes for 30 yards for the 49ers, 1-5. minus 3; D - Gino Calderone - John After Accident DAY were circulated around the Green later, Terdell Middleton scored from 11 iccio giedl," Louts said of San .Seuliuwka 29, Vikingg 28 Don Edwards Bay locker room prior to the game to Diego’s second win in six games. some. At Pittsburgh, Terry Bradshaw Banavige plus 5, A1 Smith - Rick the two to give Green Bay a 1(W) lead. At Seattle, Efren Herrera, who had BEST L5 - A - Jim Moriarty 57-7- Veteran stock car driver Fred provide more incentive for an “We were well prepared by our Kurruneera 30, Chiefa 13 passed for 231 yards and a touchdown Borkowski plus 3, Jay Howroyd - CHEVROLET r 50, Tom Wall 59-7-52, Pete Teets 62-9- NATIONALLY Luke’s touchdown followed later in coaching staff. Coryell really got us Rookie Doug Williams completed and Franco Harris had his first 100- two extra point attempts blocked Norm Daignault plus 1, Brendon DeSarro, who announced his retire- already important task. The Packers the third quarter. After Avellini 53; B - Fred Tracy 66-12-54, Roy ment before yesterday’s race at ACCREDITED responded with another unexpected ready. Any team reflects its coach 14-of-23 passes for 226 yards and one yard rushing game of the season (104 earlier in the game, kicked a 19-yard Meskill - Bill Murphy plus 1; E - Bob IMRTFOIID MOKRN SCHOOL threw the first of his two fourth- field goal as time ran out to rally Riggott 64-10-54, Bob Jones 64-10-54; Thompson, was critically injured victory, 24-14 over the Bears. like a child reflects its parents. touchdown and Jimmy DuBose added yards) as the Steelers remained un- Russell - Jack Nicholson plus 8, Sal APPR. quarter TD passes to James Scott, C - Lou Cherrone 73-1-52, Fred during the event and is in a Luke figured considerably in There is a different kind of emotion two fourth-quarter scores for Tampa beaten. Bradshaw also ran 6 yards Seattle to victory. ’The Seahawks con- Bonelli - Joe Vinsko plus 2, Russ SCHOOL OF WOOING FOR David Whitehurst sent the Packers in trolled the ball for the final 7:04 of Nassiff 69-16-53, Gedrge Putz 82-29- Providence, R.I., hospital with mul- VET. 1229 MAIN ST., MAN(7HESTER helping the Packers remain the with the team now.” Bay, as Kansas City fell to 1-5 with for a score. John Stallworth caught Davidson - A1 Hopper plus 2, Bill IS4 LEBVMD S T K n TRAIN- front 24-7 two plays later with a 58- the game, moving 70 yards to the 53; Low gross - Jim Moriarty 75. tiple head injuries. . IN Q season’s biggest surprise. He In other games, it was the New its fifth straight loss. Tampa Bay, 3- six passes for 114 yards, including an Knowles - Terry Means even; F - Ken Ilirpgt M. I, HUIFOm yard scoring pass to rookie James Minnesota 1 to set up the winning SW EEPS - A - Gross, Woody Clark Well-known for his driving skills m York Jets 45 Buffalo 14, New 3, shut down the Chiefs’ wing-T 11-yard scoring pass from Bradshaw. Jarvis - Stan Zima plus 17, Paul For Full Details GM QUALITY recovered a Payton fumble to set up Lofton. kick. Seattle quarterback Jim Zorn 77; Net, Jim Moriarty 75-7-68, Tdm and many appearances at Stafford England 24 Philadelphia 14 offense, holding the Chiefs to 115 Raiders 21, Oilera 17 Cosman Walt Kokoszka plus 4, Don Chester Marcol’s 41-yard field goal in The day’s major upset took place in Wall 77-1-70, Pete Teets 80-9-71; B - Speedway, DeSarro flipped on the 249-7576 SBMCE/nARTS Cleveland 24 New Orleans 16, Tampa yards on the ground at Kansas City. Ken Stabler worked his las', .linute passed for one TD and ran for two Flavell - Don Ponticelli plus 1. others. Gross. Bill Sullivan 83. Leh Giglio 83; third turn ih the Sunday competitibn. □ i PAGE FOURTEEN___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Oct. 9. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. C o i^ Mon., Oct. 9, 1978 - PAGe / i FTEEN M l ^4 \SI Council Selects Panel S t u d e n t s S e t I I’M HAS MTiRSTAtr S4 I irt ss ssvtn i am MlfMATSSTRiiT lAStHANirnAD To Seek New Manager P o p s C o n c e r t bS SS«4I RAnOMMATMl VltS > Several University of Connecticut SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town regularly scheduled meeting. has indicated the vote exhangej students from Manchester and area Herald Council has named a three-member Although the January 1 effective proposed was initiated hy Myette, towns will participate in a Pops committee to seek a successor for date of the resignation is considered saying, “Myette is a liar.” Concert Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. when CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Town Manager Paul Talbot who has unacceptable by the GOP members, Mrs. Caffyn has also contended the UConn Symphony Orchestra and resigned effective Jan. 1, 1979. they appear to have no choice but to Myette should have abstained from the Spectrum Jazz Group Perform in Town Council members voted 7-1 in accept it because Myette has the vote on the drainage because of Jorgensen Auditorium. favor of naming Republican Mayor withdrawn his support of Talbot’s the relationship between himself and Performing in the jazz group are PHONE 643-2711 Nancy Caffyn, Republican member ouster. Myette is believed to have the party involved. Richard Prior, saxophone, and Biran FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Robert Sills and Democratic had a “change of heart’’ because of Myette, however, said he checked Kehlenbach, piano, both of East member Arthur Champagne to the his anger over a published report on the matter with an attorney in Hartford. Peremount Pirtum Prpvnts LEGAL NOTICE PROBATE NOTICE selection committee. quoting Mayor Caffyn as saying that Hartford and was advised that he Participating in the symphony Court of Probate Champagne, however, said he may Myette would provide the sixth orchestra, under the direction of ^ Up in r ADMISSION OF ELECTORS of Manchester could vote because “there was not a .thousands of furniture items Notice is hereby given that the Board of Admission of ^ NOTICE OF HEARING withdraw his name from the panel necessary council vote for Talbot’s blood relationship.” Jerome Laszloffy, are Carol Ladue, ^ ESTATE OF EILEEN C. DOWDS, when Democrat Edward Havens Electors, of the Town of Manchester, will be in session in the deceased dismissal. Most town officials feel that violin, of East Hartford; Patricia j^ m b i Municipal Building, Town Clerk’s Office, on Saturday. Oc- Pursuant to an order of Hon. William returns from vacation. Champagne The Talbot controversy sparked a Talbot’s proposed ouster, and sub- Quaile, clarinet, of Manchester, and tober 14,1978 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., for the purpose of '’“‘‘e '' ‘f^tedOctober4. said he was reluctant to serve. 1978 a hearing will be held on an “mud-slinging’’ session among coun- sequent resignation, were handled Karen Gonsalves, clarinet, of Ver- admitting all persons who are found to be qualified to be application praying for authority to Some town officials have indicated cil members which has continued on poorly, with some accusing Mrs. Caf- suites, cribs, sofas wiii be non; Bethany Horton, bassoon, of Electors. sell certain real estate as in said the panel may have a difficult search even since Talbot’s resignation an- Dated at Manchester this 9th day of October 1978 “P?. H "’" "lore fully appears. fyn with “abuse of power" and some I': Hebron; Jeff Lumpkin, horn, of P™bate on October 17, because of the controversy surroun- nouncement. BOARD OF ADMISSIONS i!f/o at 9:30 a.m. placing the blame on Myette for Manchester. Pearl J Hullman, Ass t. Clerk ding Talbot’s pressured resignation. Myette has claimed Mrs. Caffyn “political maneuvering.” Also, Kathleen Spisak, second Irene R. Pisch, Selectman Following an attem pt by the offered to vote in favor of correcting violin, Andover; Barbara Gibson, Chester F, Bycholski, Selectman Mrs. Caffyn, however, has stated Joseph R. Reynolds, Selectman Republican members of the council a drainage problem in front of his viola, of Tolland; Kai-Chi Chon, HEAVEN that she blames the leaking of Edward Tomkiel, Town Clerk PersontiM 2 and Democratic member Deputy brother-in-law’s home in exchange executive session information to the cello. East Hartford, and Jill 020-10 Mayor Robert Myette to fire him late for his vote to dismiss Talbot earlier CAN press by some unnamed council Shapiro, cello. South Windsor. TOWN OF MANCHESTER ANYONE WHO WITNESSED this summer, Talbot submitted his than January 1. members for the “ugliness” which '0 to b OFF The orchestra will perform works a motorcycle accident August resignation on Oct. 2 at the council’s Mayor Caffyn, on the other hand. resulted from the Talbot situation. by Beethoven, Bach, Johann Strauss, WATT LEGAL NOTICE 9th, 1978 at 2:15 a.m.. Bum- Weber and Berlioz. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on side Avenue near Ixtng Hill Storawlde Savinos on ... SLEEPERS, LIVING ROOMS, DEN SETS, CHAIRS, RECLINERS WALL A PARAMOUNT PtaURE Road, East Hartford. Please UNITS, ETAGERES, BEDDING, ROCKERS, ACCESSORIES, SOFAS. "ALL II Tickets will be sold at the door only Monday, October 16, 1978, starting at 7:00 p.m., in the call 568-0639. on the night of the performance. Hearing Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street Refreshments will be served and Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the followina WANTED RIDE To and from Several Concerns Aired petitions: Pratt & Whitney, Etast Hart- door prizes will be awarded. Item 1, No. 642 Richard E. Clough — Variance is ford, from Broad Street, requested of Article fl, Section 5.01.01 to permit nonconfor- Manchester: second shift. 100 Bunk Beds .20% to 50% OFF! ming porch to be enclosed - 214-216 Hilliard Street - Please call 649-1246 before On Coventry’s New Plan Now You Know btm Residence Zone B. 2:00 D.m. DIXON SPRINGS, 111. (EIPI) - Item 2, No. 644 — Roger & Bonnie Wesson — Variance is n Help Wanted 13 COVENTRY — Conservationists areas,” she claimed. large lot zoning around the lake, Some ewes at the Dixon Springs requested of Article If, Section 3.01.01 to reduce front yard to were generally pleased, while ffiNILE 15 feet (40 feet required) to permit addition to existing non- Robert Fitch, representing a small which is presently zoned for two Agricultural Center spend several SALES POSITION - Straight developers expressed critical sup- local group known as Residents for 40 Teen Bedrooms 20%1 t o 50% om Ice Show Costumes conforming dwelling - 472 Tolland Turnpike - Residence port of a master plan of development acres. She said it placed a hardship days in the “head-lock” pen in the Zone AA. commissions, leads furnished Responsible Planning and opposed to on people who owned land there but Tiny mannequins wear costumes which will be featured in interest of orphaned lambs. Normal- Item 3, No. 645 — Eugene Sammartino — Variance is to homeowners. Call 242-5402. for the town. ’Die plan was made sewers, said, ” We are very could not develop it. various scenes from the new Ice Capades to be presented ly ewes will not willingly adopt the requested of Article IV, Section 9.02,01 requiring all vehicle public at a hearing last week by the enthusiastic about this plan and con- WANTED - Gas station atten- Planning and Zoning Commission Suzanne Brainard of South Street orphans. But in the head-lock for parking areas to be constructed of bituminous or masonry dant, full or part time. gratulate the planner and the com- Tuesday through Sunday at the Springfield Civic Center. This concrete, to permit a parking area of crushed stone — and Town Planner Gregory Padick. advocated allowing small general 50 C rib s ____ .20% several days, the ewe can neither see 519 Mature, responsible person mission. The plan may be a turning stores in heavily populated area for to 50% OFF! year the Ice Capettes will perform their complicated precision nor smell the orphan and eventually Center Street — Residence Zone C. for third shift. References. Present and former town officials point in the town to protect the routine in the grand finale production “Star Struck.” Tickets Item 4, No. 647 — Lee F. Bergamini — Variance is Call 871-1698. made up much of an audience of 40 the convenience of resident who don’t accepts the orphan as well as her qualify of life.” wish to use their cars to go to the are available at the Hartford Civic Center box office. own for nursing. requested of Article II, Section 2.01.01 to divide one parcel persons and expressed their concerns of land into two parcels, one of which will have less frontage TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Sewer Authority Chairman major shopping areas on Route 31 Apply 81 Commerce Street, in a low-keyed and polite manner not Richard Breault, while applauding than required (150 feet required, 30 feet proposed) - 81 typical of Coventry’s recent stormy and on Route 44A. 150 Sleepers . .20% to 50% OFR Carter Street — Rural Residence Zone. Glastonbuy. PTG Company. the PZC for its dedication in com- Telephone 633-7631. Joanne Corrigan of the Conserva- Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the town meetings on budgetary and pleting the final plan, said his group other issues. tion Commission complimented the Planning Office. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 disagreed with the commission's PZC on the plan. “I think a 300-foot T V To nigh t All persons interested may attend these hearings shifts. Good pay, good Former Town Council Chairman treatment of the lake area. “There is Jesse Brainard said he considered buffer zone in the lake area is good,” G o ld ie Houun ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS benefits and working condi- too much emphasis on the village she said, referring to the plan’s 50 Wall Units . Paul J. Rossetto, Secretary tion. Apply in person, Vernon the plan too restrictive to enable the .20% to Manor. 180 Regan Road, Ver- 50% OFF! 7:30 area to the detriment of the lake attempt to discourage construction 6:00 iere) Ja m e s Franciscus. Jessica (3) The Gong Show C h e v y C h a s e Dated this 9th day of October, 1978 development of moderate-cost area,” he charged. “Sewers are N6WS CD PM Magazine Walter. Thre e promin ent women (7) LoveExperta 019-10 non. near the water’s edge. The Brady Bunch (S Carol Burnett And Friends @ Voice of FaHh housing for young and old people. needed in the lake area.” W of a we althy community are sus PZC Chairwoman Marilyn S Joker's Wild (E The Muppats pe cte d of murdering a h a nd 8 Dick Van Dyke CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC “The commission recognizes the fact The PZC majority favors sewers in ent ir e selections of leisure living suites — ® Bozo'f Big Top (7) Newlywad Game 8 Hogan's Heroes that Coventry will grow,” he stated. Richardson said after the hearing some playboy. - Experienced only. Top the village area but only a limited RECLINERS WALLAWAYS SLEEPERS BY SEALY, SIMMONS, L4-Z- S I TV Community College O Candid Camera 8 Visions 0 DldiCavett wages. T^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 that she anticipated no major — 8 ® MacNell / Lahrer Report “But the mixed use plan for the arrangement in the lake area to cope 9 My Three Sons 8 Movie "D e sire e " (1 954) 11:15 Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, changes in the master plan draft. She BOY, STRATFORD, KROEHLER BEDDING BYQOLD BO^ND S^LY ^Bonanza 8 That'! Hollywood Marlon Brando, Je a n Simmons. (3 )3 News 563-0151. village area seems to dump too much 8 Chico And The Man growth there.” with existing septic problems felt the hearing was generally sup- SIMMONS S Many 6then ATSAVINGSI 6SZoom(R) 0 Special PLEASE C ALL THEATR E without promoting new growth. ’ ' 8 Tic Tac Dough John Ohlund, chairman of the portive of the recommendations. QUEEN A KING SIZE lEODING SETS WITH LINEN PACKAGE AT SAVINGSI 9:30 FOR SCR EEN T lh «S REAL ESTATE Marketing Breault would like to see a more 6:30 8:00 (9 Country Music Awards Representative - Manchester, Economic Development Commis- Once the PZC adopts the plan, local comprehensive sewer system for the (SILovaLucy 3) WKRP In Cincinnati East Hartford, Vernon areas. zoning regulations will be changed to I (9 Cross-Wits 10:00 sion, asked the commission to look Dating Gama 0 0 News Earn lucrative commission lake area that takes into considera- conform with it Tel 563-1488 9 The Promlaat Of Qod X 8 Welcome Back, Kotter into more industrial zones for Coven- ^ Melodyland Receive professional tion potential development there. 908 NBC News 0 Penn State Football try, especially in an area around Juvenile ~ Bedding for boiler betU'mg boyt! Highlights SI M until ? X .0 N guidance, education, com- V* SOverEasy 10:30 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY GLOBE Robert Olmstead, also a former Jg( Q u r i t a n prehensive marketing tools. Bread and Milk Street which, he said, 8 Adam-12 888Llttla House On The 8 Connecticut Profllas councilman, said the boundary lines SS It's Everytiody’s Business Prairie 0 Special Travel Service Call Mr. Sammartino, “has good potential for industrial 8 0 Evening At Symphony Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-144. were vague on how areas such as About To w n o f & Leisure Living Center 6:55 1 T N & u s e 555 MAIN STREET growth.” Ohlund added that a 8 Joker's wild 11:00 nm aenam s wetlands and slopes would be 8 News (3 )8 8 Newa 643-2165 planned interchange for 1-84 near 8:30 RN-LPN wanted for full or excluded from minimum lot The first meeting of the season for Rocky Hill 1930 SILAS DEAHE HIGHWAY, ROCKY HILL 7:00 part time on all shifs. Apply Swamp Road might promote com- DWIdloMS n il i . OH H i t h,||, rnlilii |. (3)M *A*S*H Over 30 Years requirements. “It will make it dif- the Retired Teachers Association of OPEN D AILr 9 TO 9 CBS News (S M erv Qrllfln PO IQMWW ■ O director of nursing. Salmon- mercial development in that section. The Brady Bunch f\ astisati . Travel Experience ficult for people who own land to Manchester will be Tuesday at 1:30 0 8 NFL Football brook Convalescent Home, off Former PZC chairwoman Sondra SABCNews 8 UarsClub V u iire e e . Authorized agent in House Street, Glastonbury, develop it,” he claimed. §0 Bowling For Dollars Stave commended the commission p.m. at the First Federal Savings, AM M ^ Manchester for all Please call 633-5244. Daniel Manley of RRP said the 344 W. Middle Turnpike, and not nFatUvJofFalth 9:00 Airlines, Railroads and and its staff “for a fine presen- 8 WrotUIng ® Movie “ Sh e Wore A Yellow plan’s “asthetic goals are realistical- ^eamship Lines NURSES AIDES wanted for tation.” But she said she felt the Wednesday as previously stated. Rib bo n " (1949) John Wayne, ly defined.” He urged the PZC not to 8 6S dek Cavatt John Agar. An underma nn ed John full time on ail shifts. Apply Sewer Authority’s proposal should director of nursing. Salmon- change its position on sewers. “It is The Women’s Home League of the 8 Nawhwad Game U S. Cavalry outpost ma k es pofmxTi have received more thought and 8 The Odd Couple d e sp era t e att e mpt to repel Travolta brook Convalescent Home, off really a plan of development and con- Salvation Army will meet Tuesday at iKiLi-tmiro. regard. “It will attract more in- 7:28 Invading Indians. 2 hrs. liibsuNn# House Street, Glastonbury. servation,” he said. 888 NBC Movie "Se cre ts Please call 633-5244. dustry to town if there are sewered 1:30 p.m. at the Citadel, 661 Main St. 8 Oaky Numbers Resident Ruth Smith questioned Mrs. Molly Bell will be in charge of Of Thre e Hungry Wive s'’ (Pre m QREASE Manchester Historical Society the service meeting. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Fri., Sat. & Sun. South Windsor. Will train. Apply 90 Brookfield Street or Rec To Offer Th e a t er Sch e dule MIDNIGHT LAWN PARTY call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Pottery Class TRUCK MECHANIC OCTOBER “WANT AD’' SPI For members and prospective members WANTED for general repairs, The Manchester Recrea- UA Theater 1 - "Who is Vernon Cine 2 — “ 3 must have experience and tion Department’s cultural OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31tl, 1978. ' own tools. Starting salary Killing the Great Chefs of Warriors,” 1:30: "Hooper," First 25 People Saturday, October 14 program is offering after- Europe," 2.00-4:30-7:00-9:15 7:30-9:30 $7.00. All company benefits. In Costume For appointment. Call 688- noon and evening pottery UA Theater 2 - “Animal 11 A.M . to 2 P .M . Admitted FREE 2233, classes for beginners star- House,” 2:00-4:00-6:00-8:00- On the grounds of the Cheney Homestead, ting Oct. 16 at the Arts 10:00 EXPERIENCED SMALL Building on Garden Grove UA Theater 3— “Somebody 106 Hartford Road, M anchester ENGINE mechanic previous Road. Instruction will be Killed Her Husband,” 2:00- experience required. given on the power wheel, 3:50-5:40-7:40-9:40 Excellent growth opportunity. Vernon Cine 1 — “Grease ’’ NOWORn Area Crafts Demonstratipns Eckerts, 742-6103. kick wheel and on basic 2:00-7:10-9:15 handbuilding techniques. TsJ.’S NY STYLE DELI The Cheney Homestead and the Old Keeney Street School NURSES AIDES - Full time, The instructor is Diane RESTAURANT Open - Free of Charge and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Bakulski. You Save INVITATION FROM Manchester Etrening Herald Experienced preferred, but Afternoon pottery is open We live in the city, HOME OF THE 200 CUP OF COFFEE Liquid Refreshments will be available we will train. Apply in persn: OUR FAMILY PubOahtd avary avaning axcapt East Hartford Convalescent to teen-agers under age 18 and it’s very convenient to TO YOURS i8uiKiayt and hoHdM Enlarad atttia DEUCtOUS O a i SAHDWICHES Home, 745 Main Street, East and will meet on Mondays Manchaatar, Conn. MOffleaaaSa* Carry your own picnic lunch. Hartford. alotofthi]^,but ^ ' ^ oond Ciaaa MaM MMar. . and Wednesdays from 3:30 Join Us For SALADS, PASTRIES, COLD CUTS to 5:30 p.m. there are better places OUR MON. - WEO. Suggssted Carrisr Rates DINE IN OR TAKE OUT. Rain date: Saturday, October 21, at the same time. FULL AND PART TIME for SPECIALS PayaMs In Advancs golf course maintenance and The evening pottery will for a kid to spend SIngIscopy...... 1M OPEN MON-THUR8 9:30 AM -10:00 PM snack bar. Apply in person at meet on Mondays and on ’2 SPECIALS Wsskly...... MS FRI * GAT 0:30 TIL 12 MIDNIQHT Tallwood Country Club, Route the siunm er. \ Ont month...... $3.M Wednesdays from 6:30 to «X (IQ TO CHOOSE Thrss months ...... I 11.70- SUNDAY 12 NOON TIL 3 P.M. 85. Hebron. 8:30 p.m. and is open to Commercial and Non-Commercial So we signed up our son FROM 'Six months...... 123.40 Ont ysar...... S4t.S0 In Tha Manhalla Mall BAR TENDER - Part time. adults ages 18 and over. I Jeffrey for The Central , DAVIS FAMILY Mall RstM Upon Rsquasl ATTHEPARKADE Call 289-7929, after 11 a m. Registration will be held I or Brii^ Your Ad Todayl Branch Fun Club ^ Subtaibsrs wtio fall to rtetivs South Windsor area. in person Oct. 11 and 12 I RESTAURANT thsir nswtpsptr bslars 9:30 p.m. through the YMCA. CALDOR PLAZA MANCHESTER should tsisphons ths circulation I / from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the I "I dspartmsnt M 7-M4S. I 6 4 6 - — I a PART TIME Experienced person for local dental group. Arts Building on Garden I MANCWSnREVEmNrHERALD...... The Fun Club takes the kids P.O. BOX 591 Responsiblity consists of Grove Road. All fees are | swimming, sightseeing, teaches them arts teaching, plaque con- payable upon registration. | MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CIASSIHEO trol/prevention program and For further information | and crafts - things they’d get to do at a regular country camp. Things X-ray department duties. contact the Arts Building | xDram iiiiQ Jeffrey might never get to do or see, otherwise. And, because the Fun Club Hours 8 am until noon. Mon- „ day, Tuesday, Thursday and between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., ■ Dear Sirs: is supported by The United Way, the cost of sending kids there is really low. . ITAUAN KITCHEN Friday. Call Caroylin for in- 643-6795. J Please run the following ad for 4 davi at iha • And it even includes lunch! ^ RESTAURANT ^ I TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIALS terview, 646-1360. money-saving rate of *4.001 •P«clal MANCMCSIER CONN P Jeffrey’s counselor said The United Way also supports o/Aer activities GAL FRIDAY. Accounts ( Eatt Hflrtford^ I C T K J I E E m VIE liCKET RETUMiS! * Introducing our newest menu iteml payable and receivable with Fire Callt J i CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED that affect me and my family. Like my daughter’s scout troop. And that some typing. Small office in time Judy’s mother got sick while we were out of state, and the Visiting 'WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH DINNER f 'I East Hartford. Good fringe benefits. Call Miss Lyon, 2 ^ Sunday, 9:15 a.m.—Medical | Nurse Association came in and took care of her and cheered her up until FOR $8.90 OR MORE, YOU W IU RECEIVE r BONELESS BREAST OF CHICKEN $2.59 6023. call to IW Westerly Terrace. | (1) (2) (3) (4) FREE A PASS TO THE UX THEATRE EAST. M Dellghttully seuoned and prepired on our Char Broiler. (Reg. $2,991 (5) we could get back. So I signed up for weekly payroll deductions for The Abululely dellclousi Served with polalo. Texas Toasl. and Sunday, 1:42 p.m.—Motor ■ United Way. They automatically get ten dollars every paycheck. That way, I CIVIC CENTER FOR INSTANCE, - k MATURE WOMAN for local vehicle accident at 50 Bedford ! THY ^ AITYoU'CanEal salad. retail business office. Light Ave. J really don’t miss the ten dollars - yet I’m helping The United Way support SPRHNnELD.MASS. typing and some bookkeeping (•) (7) SHRIMP MONOKINO...... $5.98 Call Steve, 643-2171. Sunday, 1:48 p.m.—Medical * ■ ( • ) (») (io| dozens of worthy causes. OPtmteOJICT. 10 Itail call to comer of Park and I ttIN., OCT. I B_____I ^ VEALCUTLET A EOO PLANT M 1 really appreciate all the things The United Way does for the sick and Msnr IKS. iKu SAT,-i n IUnBSSAr.llS0MS4PM Returning by popular demandl BABYSITTER Needed near School streets. | PARMIOIAN...... $8.95 -k Bently School. 2 children, Sunday, 2:27 p.m.—Medical | needy. But I a to appreciate what _____ SKLlPestPH AND RECEIVE A FREE PASS TO: T (11) (12) Monday thru Friday. Must be call to M Main St. ■ (13) (14) (15) mOSc u m i USaVED MO MBOU USaVED MS RIB-EYE STEAK it does for people like me. to w n RISBVB AND Kt SUTS 7 JS $2.79 , reliable. $35. Call 646-8318 Sunday, 2:38 p.m.—Medical ■ THANKS A lavorlle nl all niir cuslomers. Served with polain IBig. 0 .1 9 1 '! ^ between 5 and 7 pm. call to 114 Arnold Drive. ! OWWNCNNiNT rm m wws-iisessi Texas Toasl. and All (ou Can Eal salad. Sunday, 7:17 p.m.—False * Iw H ikC m M S M i'U SIJlM C O M IF n M OF THE i JOB SITE- J.C. Penney, Clerk |H) (17) W.A t w • M. sw. It imi awv of The Works for mason con- alarm at American Coal Co. ■ (1») (19) (20) Ou M mm on Riverside Drive. I O Th e United Wby AU1KXETS H PRKE SMIlKOnMY tractor retired. Experience in 3 MOVIES Free relills on coilee. tea. and soda construction. Call after 2 Sunday, 7:25 p.m.—Medical ff t p.m., 643-9508, or 649-5635. call to 212 Burnside Ave. | SORRY! NO phone ORDERS. NO REFUNDS oP Cra a ter HarbPord TICKETS ON SALE Ad over 20 words - R ^u la r Pries The United Way supports over 100 services Sunday, 9:55 p.m.—Medical | HARTFORD d V K CENTER BOX OFFKE call to Bess Elaton Donuts on ■ MME...... and programs in 16 Greater Hartford towns. PLAYING AT THE U A i TEEN AGE GIRL AFTER ^ on*r Good TuMday NIghtt Only MANtillMS ri'JL — Sli4»|) Kitf IMa/a SCHOOL For ironing. 1 or 2 Main Street. * Give to The United Way... okoAUTICKETRON OUTLETS i% l CaiTEG IT. days per week. $3.00. Call Sunday, 10:07 * ...... G47-G1GB- M \ \ i . I I K S I l'J{ — W rsl Midilh' l'iirti|Mke Zip M r . and give many happy returns. OPEN TOMORROW NITE after 5:30, 643-0929. p.m.—Medical call to 140 ■ (^ T H E ^ A T , Silver Lane. I « « « - ...... lUtsncniH...... FOR FURTHER INFO THEATRE EAST REAL ESTATE CAREER, Sunday, 10:32 I Earn $15,000 plus Annually. OFFER EXPIRES OCT. Slot, 1S7S CALL 566-6588 p.m.—Medical call to Ramada " GtovDSCoumFoijaEaDPafoiHiuias • pioms«msm ' 1 ts ♦ 3 V Must have license. For a con- Inn on Roberts Street. nK' Unilwl Way of ('.rralor Harlfonl. Inc.. 88 South Main Slreel. West Hartford. Connecticut 06107, (203) .621-1860 fidential interview. Ralph MANCHESTERPARKADE • 649-5491 Pasek, Realtor, 289-7475. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 9. 1978

**•••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Oct. 9, 1978 — PAGE SEVENTEEN M*/p Wanfd 13 Halp Wantad 13^ Halp Wanted 13 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• #•••••••******** Help Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 *****•*•••••••••••••••••«• Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sals 23 MECHANICS HELPER MECHANIC- EXPERIENCE MAN NEEDED for printing National Weather Forecast * E D U C A T IO N NEEDED- 3 to 9 p.m„ Mon- small engine repair, also PARTS SUPERVISOR RN-PUBLIC HEALTH PHYSICALLY GENERAL WAREHOUSE day thru Friday. Gas Pump department, in growing . NEEDED - For automotive CHOOSE YOUR OWN trainee opening. Excellent op- 9 NURSE part-time opening HANDICAPPED - Telephone HOURS At home on the phone HELP- Ability to drive Attendant needed weekends. manufacturing facility. parts department. Full-time offering challenge and oppor- portunity. Part time opening Experienced preferred, but from home. Fine com- servicing our customers. 249- Forklift. Class i f License. All Private Instructions 18 References required. Apply in liOK' salary starts at $160 weekly. tunity with a newly organized benefits. 289-7401. mornings, will train to work with All company benefits. For ap- missions plus $3.00 hourly to 7773, person to: Anderson Brothers, Maintenance/Driver, consortium of Home Health start. Electrical & home REMEDIAL READING and 770 Main Street, Manchester. laminator, slitter and printing pointment call 688-2233. Eckerts, Coventry, 742-6103. press. Must be interested in Agencies providing extended products. Opportunity for MY COMPANY will employ 2 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES- In- math; individualized work working 2nd, or 3rd shift. We home health coverage for 5 homebqund handicapped, people who can start work im- side sales and related duties. program, (lst-8th grade) by FULL TIME POSITION open are looking for interested, PHYSICIAN’S OFFICE needs medicare-certified home Light Line Inc., 233 East „„ mediately. $200 per week op- Experience preferred. Fringe master’s degree teacher. 568- as warehouse man/driver. nCWYOMK health agencies in North Cen- Street, New York, N.Y. .10021. portunity while learning, benefits. EEO. Employer. 8075. aggressive individuals who pleasant, efficient Secretary / tral Connecticut. Experience Monday thru Saturday, 7:30 are dependable and have Bookkeeper and Receptionist. Excellent fringe benefits.______289-8291 after 4 pm. till 5 p.m. Apply at the W. H. helpful, 647-1481, EOE. WANTED- A MAN to work Apply at 629 Main Street, GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, WOOD WORKING HELP mechanical ability. Excellent ' U N F U K C O C O If, week. Apply Box 629 Main Street, England Lumber Co., Route chance for rapid advance- H’s KK, Manchester Herald. full time op a poultry farm. Manchester on Tuesday, Oc- STOCK / MARKING - Full Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, wanted. Apply Lakeview Fur- 44A, Bolton Notch. ment, depending on speed and Apply at the farm ; 335 Somers tober lOth at 10 am. An Equal tinje tem p o ral openings Popular. Ages 5-adults. niture Company, 329 Progress Road, Ellington, across from Opportunity Employer M/F. from now into December at Beginners - professionals. Drive, Manchester Industrial ability For inteinterview, call PACKING COMPANY MUNSON'S CANDY 528-9471 WANTS Personnel With the airport. our distribution Center in Easy Banjo method, FREE Park, Manchester. South Windsor. Own loan instrument. Private KITCHEN is now accepting HiCHISI mmmiatuih mechanical ability (will applications for full time 6C train). Reliability essential. Transportation necessary. studio. 646-6557. LANDSCAPE LABORS full NCWOflLEANt your day to Store discount. Apply at the days, 9 am to 4 pm, Monday HAIRDRESSER - Full or part All benefits, 289-7401. thur Friday, also evenings and time or part time Saturday. personel office in Hartford, PIANO - VIOLIN lessons. time. Relaxed atmosphere. MVEFIM Monday thru Thursday, 10 am Homes For Sale weekends. Call for appoint-^ Call 643-0669. Grandland LUBRICATION MAN East Hartford, experienced 23 Household Goods 40 Clientel preferred, east Hart- Nursery. And earn money. Arc you willing to work? Opening for to 4 pm. G-FOX & CO,, Hart- teacher. All styles, all Ages. ment 649-4332. ford. 289-5686 / 872-9402. im manager FLI quallHod man with opportunity for advonco- ford, Equal Opportunity $6.00 per lesson. 569-4284. Part time oppoitmity Experienced shed tobacco Employer. VERNON- A ttractive 3 LOVE SEAT - Like new condi- UI*IWEATHEII rOTOCAST 0 save money. mont. Good working condltlona and fringe bedroom Ranch, fireplaced tion, orange background with farm Manager wanted. for ambitious and RIDING LESSONS indoor For period ending 7 p.m. EST Monday. During Monday, Position available now. bonofItB. DRAFTSMAN- Part time living room, panelled rec white floral print. Call after 4 riding ring. Western stock p.m., 646-1168. thunderstorms are forecast for the following states: responsible person. Provides year round Apply In Person — Service Dept. evenings and Saturdays. seat, saddle seat, and hun room, attached 2 car garage. Washington, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. Indications Place a Want-Ad In employment. Hospital and Hours flexible. Layout seat. All levels 228-9817. Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J OCTOBER “ WANT AD” SPI Must have vehide. 23 assembly, frabrication and W atson B each Co KENMORE GAS STOVE. are that Louisiana, Florida, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Arkan- Health Ins., Pension, DILLON SALES & SERVICE Manchester Office, 647-9139. Double oven, coppertone, very OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31«t, 1978 sas may expect the same. Elsewhere, fair weather should hours per week. Start housing and many other 310 M AIN STREET drawing for industrial heat VOICE, PIANO Instructions. treating furnaces. Experience Equal Housing Opportunity. good condition. $75.00. Phone prevail. Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 67, Boston THE HERALD FRIDAY tha 13th benefits. Write Box H c/o MANCHESTER Former faculty New York 528-7392. 53, Chicago 66, Cleveland 59, Dallas 79, Denver 72, Duluth 57, @ 2:30 P.M. Manchester Herald. Giving preferred. Call Nancy, 289- Music and Art High School. 1588 for appointment. Professional Singer/Pianist, Houston 79, Jacksonville 73, Kansas City 71, Little Rock 73, personal data and informa- 644-8597. WE BUY AND SELL Used Los Angeles 75, Miami 81, Minneapolis 64, New Orleans 75, tion so that interview can Investment Property 2S Furniture. One piece or entire Call Jeanne DRAFTSMEN- Mechanical LINES A i New York 56, Phoenix 96, San Francisco 70, Seattle 64, St. be arranged. All informa- background. Layout household. Cash on the line. 6 DAYS FOR THE CHILDREN’S BEGINNERS Louis 67, Washington 63. tion kept confidential. INCREDIBLE VALUE- 27,m Furniture Barn, 646-0865, 4 DAYS $4 assembly, fabrication and Piano Lessons. Reasonable square foot Commercial 647-9046 An Equal Opportunity Employer. (20 words) drawing for industrial heat rates, 649-6525. Building in the center of •••••••••••••••••••••••■•a treatm ent furnaces. ******•••••••••••••••••••• SALESMEN Manchester’s busy downtown □ MISC. FOR SALE PRICE OF 3 DAYS!! Experienced preferred. Good Schools-Classes ig shopping area. Fully 4 ground floor opportunity for sprinkled, and air conditioneo, Join the leader! Bright individual in our fast FOR THE BEST - Manchester CALL FRIDAY ONLY tor this special with large freight elevator an Articles tor Sale 41 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 growing company. Excellent Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 conveyor. 4,000 square feet of You Save Benefits. Call Nancy, 289-1588, pupils per teacher. FREE in- WE’RE CROWING AGAIN If you’ra hard working, ambitloua and looking for office space. Large showroon ALUMINUM sheets used as 8:30 AM to 5 PM • NINMXIMMERCliU. ONLY for appointment, or send trodetory lesson with this ad. on Main Street. A successful Wo BIO l^ ln g for thoa# few women who are willing an sxtraordinary job with $20,000 first yaar resume to: Industronics, Inc,, Call 46-6306, or 646-3549. printing plates, .007 thick WE NEED A DEPENDABLE business emptying 60 people, 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for PART TIME SALESPERSON some knowledge of typing and to work th^r way Into managamani and ownarahip. potsnilal, visit us waakdays, 8 PM • 9 PM. No 489 Sullivan Avenue, South did over $6,000,000 annually I Windsor, Conn. 0M74. $1. Phone 643-2711, May be - Hours are primarily 10 to 2, bookkeeping. Hours 8:30 to It can only bo don# by hard work, and baing Iralnad traveling, and wa compistaly train. It you’ra first from this location, before picked up A.M. only. but may include Saturdays 4:30, Monday thru Friday. moving to larger quarters. “f •! Wa naad woman who are rats — you owe II to youraolf to talk with us. EARN MONEY NOW. Take and some evenings. Diamond Write to box BB, c/o physically fH, sn|oy working with women, and wunt □ REAL ESTATE Sensational value at $1.00 per TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Showcase, Manchester orders for costume jewelry. Manchester Herald. She lieratd to g^ ahaad In an sxciting caraar. Wa hava many SasDAVE, KEN, or BOB square foot net net lease, or Good condition. Good for Parkade. Call Lisa Co. for free catalog buv it for $225,000. Owner will on toll free 8(X)-631-1258. Homes For Sale 23 plating, or welding. Call 649- LEGAL SECRETARY- Ver- C LA SSI F IE D A DV E R TISIN G locations. Call tha ownar, Sallla Waavar, for a per­ help arrange finaneng. Call 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Commercial and Non-Commercial CLERK TYPIST - Industrial non Law Firm seeks full time sonal Intarvlaw at 243-1766 batwaan tha hours of 1 Art Roth, 646-2830. manufacturer needs a mature Legal Secretary, with good BALCH OF EAST WINDSOR MANCHESTER - Superb 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., Monday thru Friday. Business Opportunity 14 room, 3 bedroom Cape in MOLDED FORMICA top and versatile individual typing and shorthand slulls. PHONE 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 ROUTE 5 paneled bar with two shelves experienced in all facets of of- Friendly atmosphere. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOURAD South Farms. Front to back Hurry! Man or Bring Your Ad Today! WAREHOUSE POINT, CT. SMALL ENGNE Service Cor- living room, center hall, eat- and four stools. $175. 646-6028. fice ^ocedure to assist Fur- Competitive salary and poration - expanding dealer Heal Estate Wanted 28 nis Dept. Foreman with Fringe benefits. Experience in kitchen. Family room has network. No experience large deck with beautiful DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 record keeping, pricing. 2 to 3 preferred. Phone 646-1974. necessary. Complete training ALL CASH For your property, yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD...... years experience. Typing 60 Help Wanted 13 Halp Wanted 13 Help Wanted view. Walk-out basement. Ap- within 24 hours.Avoid Red 13 program. $500. investment proximately Vz acre well land- gravel ana more stone 643- P.O. BO X 591 wpm necessary. Shorthand PART TIME MATURE required to start your own Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 9504. helpful. Good working con- STOCK CLERK - Apply in scaped lot. Walk to school. Corporation, 646-0131. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CLASSIFIED EXPERIENCED Waitress - ARRANGE A TOY & GIFT FLOOR SUPERVISOR- Must business. Ideal for retired or $70 s. Principals only. Call ditions, excllent benens. In- person to Furniture Depart- PARTY - Generous Awards. have the ability to direct and part time. Details on request. TIRES- Ski boots, skis, bikes, dustronics, Inc., 489 Sullivan ment, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main Days. Apply in person: La 646-5019. SELLING your house? Call us ADVESnSIIN Strada West, 471 Hartford Demonstrators also needed. control the activities in fast ROUTE Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field sewing machine, and tent Avenue, South Windsor, 289- Street, Manchester. Over 300 newest most-wanted moving pillow assembly Training Division, Box 19, first and we'll make you a (10x16). May be seen at 108 Dear Sira: 1588. Road, Manchester. NEARTUIW FOOD WIWHOUSE MANCHESTER- Just listed. 7 cash offer! T.J. Crockett, items. Call Collect 673-0494. operation. Good chance for Wading River, New York. Room Ranch. Formal Dining Scott Drive, Manchester, all Or write SANTA’S PARTIES. advancement for one who is OPENING 11792. Realtor, 643-1577. day Saturday. Plaaae run the following ad lor 4 days at the soeciai PART TIME DRIVER - Must MEN NEEDED BY Small Room. Family Room. 2 baths. money-saving rate of *4.001 ^ ® »peciai manufacturing company to HARTFORD DESPATCH Avon, Conn. 06001. qualified. Call 646-1737 for in- IN Eat in kitchen. Full basement. know streets. Apply in person terview appointment. MANCHESTER Package IMMEDIATE Cash for your WASHER - and like new to: Krause The Florist, 621 train for a varity of jobs MOVING DEPARTMENT - OPENIIMI SOON IN Excellent condition! $56,900. In East Hartford, close to 1-84, LEGAL SECRETARY. Start store. Excellent location. Well property. Let us explain our dryer. Pool table, coffee CHECK ENCLOSED ^ CASH ENCLOSED Hartford Road. requiring basic mechanical MANCHESTER The Hayes Corporation, 646- fair proposal. Call Mr. ability, manual dexterity and at exit 56, needs Expediter for November 15, 1978 for East PART TIME HELP- Female. established business. Call 0131. table, lamps. Telephone 569- Hartford Law Firm. Apply within; Tommy’s Good part-time op- Marion E. Robertson, Belfiore, 647-1413. 3547. LEGAL SECRETARY to take common sense. Must be paper work. Varied tasks, in- ______a_____ mature, dependable and cluding Customer Service and Experience requred. Salary Pizzeria No. 2, 267 East VERNON. Realtor, 643-5953. full charge of office in MANCHESTER- Starter (1) Claims Processing. You can commensorate with skills. Center Street, Manchester, HEARTLAND FOOD W AREHOUSE/PURITY SU PREM E, INC., A diversified, portunity for MAY WE BUY your home? 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer (2) (3) (4) (S) Manchester. General prac- willing to work. High School Home with great potential. Quick, fair, all cash and no become integral part of busy 289-8625. Massachusetts based FOOD A DRUG C H AIN with 100 + units, is growing and ... BECOME A Wholesaler of $150. Outboard motor 40 horse tice. Good typing, shorthand, Grads only. $3.00 an hour to responsible person. Living room, super large problem. Call Warren E. start. 7 am to 3:30 pm. 289- office. Vital qualifications MANCHESTER VERNON will be our 39th., supermarket and the largest in the Kodak Film, Everready, country kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Evenrude $250.Mobilehome bookkeeping skills. Able to INSURANCE Agency Wants Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 9321. are: Good telephone per- BOOK A TOY i GIFT VERNON/M ANCH ESTER area. Must own depen­ Polariod, Westinghouse, treed lot which backs up to 45x10 with furniture in cam- work- independently. Hours experienced girl Hours are Keystone Photo Products and ping ground $4,000, Call 525- (•) sonality, ablity to organize PARTY - Generous Awards. GROCERY STOCKERS woods on dead-end street. (2) (») (*) (10) flexible. 643-5820 or 643-7135. DEMONSTRATORS ALSO open. Write to Box JJ, c/o Developing. Minimum 7100. MECHANIC- Medium duty paper work, typing. Apply Peg Part Time Mornings dable vehicle. Good Real buy at $43,000. Call B/W gas engine, truck shop Dewey, Hartford Despatch, NEEDED. Over 300 newest, Manchester Herald. Purchase of Product only Realty, 647-1419. EHO, Household Goods 40 EARN $4-18 HOURLY ser- most-wanted items. Call Several part time openings lor individuals who are available lor early morning money. $5305. Call Mr. Collins, Dept. BELT MASSAGER 1/4 hp, vicing our customers from requires fully experienced Box 8271, E ast Hartford, schedules, starting at 5 or 6 a.m. man, proud of his work, and 06108. We are an Equal Oppor- collect 673-0494. Or write OPTICIAN- Licensed full or R1I2 toll-free at 800-621-7725. REFRIGERATORS $50. Call 649-0453 after 4:00 home on your telephone. PRODUCE CLERKS MANCHESTER - Attractive p.m. (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) desiring to be paid according- tunity Employer. SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, part time. $7.75 per hour. Call CALL 647-9947 9-room Cape, 4 bedrooms, Washers, and ranges, used, Choose own hours. 249-7773. Conn. 06001. 527-1164 m ornings, Mr. Full Time And Part Time ly. 5 day, 45 hour week, wlQi Ask for TOM. 'Sllu atlon Wanted dining room, family room and guaranteed and clean. New Mastriani. Excellent fringe Experienced Produce Clerks available lor full time schedules, or part time IS shipment damaged, G.E. and 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and pleasant group. Call 643-2414. schedules, starting at 7 a.m. den, eat-in kitchen, IVz baths, MACHINE OPERATORS and DENTAL RECEPTIONIST MATURE INTELLIGENT benefits. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main miscellaneous workers RESPONSIBLE Mother will wali-to-wall carpeting, gar- Street, New Britain, 225-1977 MACHINIST / SKILLED who can also assist at chair person wanted as Recep- MEATCUHERS age. Principals only, Pearl and Son, 649 Main (1») (17) (11) (191 (20) needed. Must have some High tionist in Manchester Dental . Full Time and Part Time care for children in my home. Street, 643-2171. We buy. sell, trade. SECOND SHIFT- The side, wanted for part time NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3 pm, RN’S LPN’S Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. $60’s.Call 646-1542. School Education. V De work at South Windsor Dental office, mornings. Telephone able to read and elk following manufacturing Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut THE NEW NURSES INC. , p<»itions are available for in- Office. Call 644-8253. experience preferred. 649- Street. 649-4519. SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS English, and provide own 5675. 233-3473 Ad ovar 20 words — Rogulir Prieo transportation. No eeimerience n dividuals with prior BoyK Tueeday thru Saturday, October 10th thru SALES PERSON - Full time (Excalltni pay tor tarn- necessary. Please Ca..Cill .Per- experience and capabalities of TRUCK DRIVER - I sJSitXJSIi. WarrtKiuee. Route 83 A ThraH HUME...... operating independently. and part time. New England's FURNITURE. Wholesale Dorary aaalgnmanta) sonnel Department at noneer PAINTERS- Top Wages. 5 Parachute Company, 644-1581. Internal Grinder, Taper oldest Fireplace and Stove deliveries in 3 state area. App- Grinder, Assemblr, Milling, Shop. Good salary, benefis, years experience. All the ly at Warehouse. M&R RN’s $7.00 per hour. LPN’s ...... CHt ...... stall...... Zip Coda. overtime you want. Must have $6.00 per hour. M al- NURSES AIDES Inspector, Jig Mill, bonus. Bolton area. Great Associates, 170 Tunnel Road, Bridgeport Operator, position for some one who own transportation. 1-800^- Vernon. practice coverage, liabili- W...... CUSSIRCATIOII...... experienced, all shifts. Full 8435. time and part time. Bed Broacning, Turret Lathe, loves a challenge. Write Box ty Ins. and bonding in- OFFER EXPIRES OCt. Slat, 197S Drill Press. Apply in person GG, c/o Manchester Herald. heatUand cluded. Call: AMBITIOUS PERSON- maker part time. Own DISHWASHER WANTED- 3 transportatioh. Apply in per- Monday thru Fnday, 9 a.m. to Energetic / reliable, available 3:30 p.m., or call 527-0741. nights a week. Please call FOOD WAREHOUSE THE NEW NURSES son, Silver Lane Pavilon, 51 for immediate employment. A dhrWon of Puftty fuprwM, Ino. Cushman Industries Inc., 806 HARTFORD DESPATCH & Cavey’s Restaurant, 643-2751. Large company. $200 per any day including Saturday Apple Gate Lane, east Hart- WAREHOUSE CO. In East ford, between 9-2, Monday Windsor Street, Hartford, week potential, plus Incen- and Sunday for application. Conn. 06102. Hartford, close to 1-84, at exit tives. Call 646-3936. Equal Op- thru Friday. 56, needs intelligent, conscien- portunity Employer M/F. Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered Services Ottered PART TIME PERSON to do tious take-charge person for 31 Building Contracting 33 When in need of a Service or Product SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Inventory Control, Varied noun BUSINESS body damage estimates. LUBRICATION PERSON S2SOO INYESTMENT Excellent Part Time work. tasks include: Order Prepara- WANTED EXPERIENCE HEARTHSIDE CHIMNEY We w ill tr a in . C all Hours flexible. Some WANTED - To lubricate (CAN STABT PART TIME) FIRST CLASS Carpentry - experience helpful, but we tion. Perpetual Inventory. FUEL oil delivery man. Apply trucks and trailers. Relat^ Light, pleasant. EXTREMELY CLEANING- Free Estimates. Remodeling and Additions. Manchester 643-241, or Vernon You can become an integral Fogarty Bros. Inc,, 319 Broad PROFITABLE BUSINESS re- Fully Insured. Senior Citizen 875-2826. will consider training right experience needed. Starting stocking local stores, etc., with a Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 person. See Mr. Carter, at part of busy office. Vital Street. Pay $160 weekly. All fringe NATIONALLY FAMOUS 70 YEAR Discount! Call James 646- years experience! For Free qualifiations are: Good WE BUY JUNK CARS 3502. PART TIME- No nights. No Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Main benefits. For appointment call OLD FOOD product which is a Estimates, call 646-4239. CALL A PROFESSIONAL Street, Manchester. telephone personality. WANTED- PART TIME 688-2233. HOUSEHOLD WORD IN and late modal wrecks. weekends. Long holidays. July AMERICA, is consumed by the Memory, Neat Handwriting, Bookkeeper. Preferably mor- THOUSANDS DAILY in this com- GENERAL CARPENTRY, and August off Many retired *ipiy William nings in the Vernon Circle NEW LOCATION gentlemen and housewives munity. and enjoys LIFETIME Painting-Papering 32 Repairs, Remodeling, cabinet; makers Crowley,’ H^rtfoldtford ^Despatch, i p a ^ " ’ area. Send Resume stating CARPENTER’S HELPER REPEAT BUSINESS Garages, Additions, Porches, 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 emoy driving School Buses. WANTED. Experienced only NO SELLING Box 8271, E ast Hartford! qualifications and expected Wanted - Experience A&R AUTO SALVAGE INC. PAINTING - Interior and Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. Whv not you? We will train. need apply. Disn' Craft, " ‘ 06108. We are an Equal Oppor- salary to Box K, c/o preferred. Call 742-6062, after AS PRODUCT (BIGGEST NAME Call Vernon 875-2826, or I^nchester. 643-9 8:00 p.m. IN FOOD INDUSTRY) IS PRE- of STAFFORD. OFF RT.190 exterior, paperhanging, Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. tunity Employer. Manchester Herald. SOLD THRU EXTENSIVE. excellent work References. Manchester 643-2414. CONTINUOUS ADVERTISING ON TV. RADIO. MAGAZINES. Free estimates. Fully insued. FARRAND REMODELING - NURSES AIDES- Full time, NEWSPAPERS. ETC., USED AUTO PARTS Martin Matson, 649-4431. Specializing Cabinets and For- J. B, ELECTRONICS all shifts. Experience (COMPANY PRODUCT SALES IN 684-5530 or 646-6223 mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, . EDWARDS THESE ADVERTISERS E X C E S S O F 2 B IL L IO N Room Additions, Decks, STEREO a TV REPAIR preferred, but training will be Shipping Cleiit • Customer DOLLARS ANNUALY). QUALITY PAINTING and Answering Sarvica ARE ALL TONY ANNUNZIATA Paper Hanging by Willis Repairs. Phone 643-6017. given. Apply in person: East nPIST/PAHT TIME CONSISTS OF COLLECTING FOR (Edwanig Building) MERCHANDISE SOLD AND “PflOFESSI DNALS” 1------u Hartford Convalescent Home, Schultz. Fully insured Contact Oerh •Machine Repair Man i Opening available In manufacturing canaem lar REPLENISHED INVENTORY references. 649-4343. RooUng-Siding-Chimney 34 Give Them 745 Main Street, East Hart- (FROM CAR) 646^ ,r 875-2S19 ford. typist abla ta wark appraximataiy 28 haurs par A Calm REQUIREMENTS: Must aspire "24 HOUR SERVICr M3-I262~ • Shear Mechanics • Finishing waak. Mamings prafarrad. Dutlaa wauld ba up to J.P, LEWIS & SON Interior BIDWELL Home Imrove- JACxnnuD INCOME OF C&M TREE SERVICE - Free and Exterior painting, paper ment Co. Expert installation SECRETARY- Part time varlad but Individual should ba good typlaL Hour­ $25,000 TIL UP EXPERT PAINTING and mornings, Vernon Circle area, estimates, discount senior LANDSCAPING -Specialized, hanging, remodeling, carpen- of aluminum siding gutters MEN’S HAIR STYLING SURGICAL SUPPLIES ly rata d ^ n d an t on ability. May work In to full have servicable car. START citizens. Company IMMEDIATELY if accepted. Sub- Exterior House Painting, try. Fully insured. 649-9658. and terms. Roofing installa- typing, and m achine Machine Operators ^M isc. Workers ^ Manchester-owned and Hairstyling transcription a must. Send tima poeltlon. Sand application to: P.O.Box 380, mit proof of required $25000 for in- Tree pruning spraying, tion and repairs 649-6495 , 871- MEDCD ventory NOW in the bank (at time operated. Call 646-1327. SPRAY, BRUSH, ROLL- 2323. resume to Box AA c/o East Hartford, C t 06108. An Equal Opportunity of responding). - mowing, weeding. Call 742- SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Manchester Herald. Apply: Employar ' For interview, state specific lime 7947. Wallpapering. • Whoa! Chain • Walken NOW available to service accounts B&M TREE SERVICE. Interior/Exterior. Commer- SPECIALIZING cleaning and • Commodee YOU WILL MAKE (days, evenings, weekends). Year Complete tree care. Free es- cial & Residential. Painting repairng cimneys, roof, new • targleal Supportt« Bneaa CAW MANUFACTURim car and phone number. HEAVY OR LIGHT • Jobal Cinfoffl Supparta tim ates. Senior Citizen TRUCKING, Cellars, attics by experts! 15 years roofs. Free estimates. 30 457 Main SI. COMPANY GflENEY BROmERS, INC. Write Box J c/o Manchester Discount. Call 643-7285. vears Experience. Howley, 2»n"« • Sna Herald. and yards cleaned, also stone, experience! 649-4824. This Directory. Manehaatar 647*1167 344 *■ n. HMin 74 eARTERN BLVD. 31 Coopar Hill S t, Manehaatar, Cann. 643-5361. RFSTaiiaairr DLASTONBURY, CT. 411-44*1 loam or sand delivered. 644- •■•••••••••••••••••••■•••a Tal. 043-4141 REWEAVING burns, holes. 1775 o r 644-9532. • SH W « Zippers, umbrellas repaired, Building Contracting 33 ROOFER WILL Install roof, We eliminate the risk OriOMMt Mbn 1 lbrdh«i Winow shades, Venetian siding or gutters for low dis- tkidiin. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. WES ROBBINS carpentry count price. Call Ken at 647- CARRY NATIONS MAPLE Mobil of chimney fires A company with 140 years of progress. Excellent :: MONEY! TILE- Remodel your Bath, fiW cl Super Service, Inc. HOB Marlow’s, 867 ain St, 649-5221. Shower, Tub Area, and remodeling specialist. Ad- 1566. 643-130S without making a mess.. Fringe Benefits. Equal Opportunity Employer. GUIUUNnE" ditions, rec rooms, dormers, gas - OIL - LUBDICATION - EXraDCa.OriOwNrtWhnl ON YOUR INVESTMENT Ceramic Tile Floors. Call 871- FINE LUNCHES ACCEMORIM IbrOkll* Chadwt. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at- 9457, 9 to 5. built-ins, bathrooms, Comw of Cmtor A Main 8t TIRgt AND RATTIRICS Axtec tics, garages.yards cleaned, kitchens, 649-3446. • MOKOreHTOK INTEREST FREE” moving, truckng. Loam for YOU WILL EARN FALL CLEAN UPS- F er- ROOFING / GUTTERS- Chimney < SO hour «ii^ WBBk. All McDonald’s® FOR 24 MONTHS sale. Lawn service. No job too tilizing. Snow plowing, CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, banaflt*. Apply In paraon ON GROWTH big or small. 568-8522. Additioms, Repairs, Cabinets. Reasonable rates$ Free es- FMMIMn SECRETARIES residential and commercial. timates. Experienced. Quality Sweeps only. 0 a.m. to 12 p.m. and McDonald’s® In Manchester has Cn anyone the oaw you tM.1 Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. exposura ilmitad 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. COMPLETE CARPET 8(.Tile workmanship! All 643-6658 Classified Advertising Toml mpori R i n i M i o ] Wc have several peimanent positions for people opportunities available during FREE PRIZES! *280 WEEKLY installation and repairs. Free TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY anytime. essTou n e iw f u u m 371 WINOtON ST. | who can type 50 wpm and take shorthand at 80-100 Part-TIma estimates. Call at, at 646-3745, Carpentry and general con- Qves You More telephone sa l es DRAPERIES CUSTOM TRACY BROTHERS - miB •■MB • n u M i MANCHESTEN breakfast (7-3) and closing hours *680 WEEKLY after 5 p.m. MADE - Very reasonable. tracting. Residential and Part Tiih*. Exparlancad wpm. Some office experience is desirable in addition FuU-TIm. commercial. Whether it be a troofing. Flat Roof, Hot Tar. ■ Work guaranteed. Call For Your 643mi30. prafarrad, but not to good grammar, spelling ability and verbal skills. (7-close), (Closers must be 18 No INMng Na lapehtnee ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At- small repair job, a custom Gravel, Built-Up Roofing. n your spare you HURRY and calll •wvtdng ImHion. aHh uHn- anytime, 649-4266. mMHBnminN nacaaaary. Eatabliahad tics and cellars cleaned. built home or anything in Commercial & Residential. Advertising Dollar MMtM We offer the advantages of a convenient downtown years or older.) modwn dtapenakng unto made Free Estimates. 872-6269. *74 iM n. M mii aarvica buainaaa. today for details. Openings are limited, sol tpaoNIcally foe Reasonable rates. Call 646- HANDYMAN - Need work between, call 646-1379. , location plus liberal financial and social benefits. And 1943 fo r free estim a te . PAPEB SUPPLIES Salary piu$ Commistlon done around the home? Please Healing-Plumbing 35 BUILD1MB SUPPLIES we subsidize bus fares to make commuting easier. don’t wait. We’ll need boys and girls from allf KEfaHUTOMt call 568-6356, after 5:00 p.m. NEWTON SMITH- As a member of our crew, you UFEUVOS BRICK, Block, Stone. Remodeling, Repairs, and If you qualify, you owe it to yourself to look into these SEWERLINES, sink lines, KEUY-FRADET the towns in and around Manchester and Eas Fireplaces, concrete. SHEETROCK WORK- Rec-Rooms. No job to small RO-VIC INC. opportunities. Come in to our Personnel Depart- will receive supervisory training, CMEFIKE-IUM£YUM Chimney repairs. No job too 649-3144. cleaned with electric cutters, LUMIERIUUIT M m Mims UHIT Carpentry. Ceilings Repaired by professionals. McKinney Heeaqaerters Pot M Your ment any weekday between 9 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. lartford. small. Save! Call 644-8356 for rw f/m 199909, COMING free meals; pleasant working con- saiM cnaanN estimates. and Painted. Free estimates. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- 73 WindMT Av«. (Rt. 83) MiLUNG MACMNE John McHugh, 643-6130, mor- CARPENTRY & Masonry - Ctm m o n lo l S Rotldoeaol VERNON and learn more about it We’re just inside the W. Hw eampuny - Mhough Additions and remodeling. pany, 643-5308. (W HOIUAU a RITAIL) not .HUI.IWI with LHm . vw.1 nings or after 6 p.m. OPERATOR Rotunda at Tower Square. ditions and regular wage in- Inc., provtd. toertom, tranlng, QUALITY CARPENTRY By Free estimates. Call Anthony 14a SHILOON RO. fia -M U SOON? 871-2245 growth .nd QUANANTn Hai/p Construction Additions, Squillacote 649-0611. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet First class. Short run and creases. CaU Jeanne or Tom INVEtTMIHT. roofing, siding, decks and gar- repairs, plugged drains, FUEL prototype work. No close You th. .pgWemt - provtto ages. Call anytime, 643-5()01. WILL BABYSIT DAYS In my kitchen faucet replaced, r.lww>ew, mMimim hwtolitonl home. Must have own CARPENTRY - Repairs, tolerances. Pleasant widd.ilr.tob.toH Mnplor.d. remodeling, additions, gar- repaired, rec rooms, Apply in person at McDonald’s®, transportation. Call 649-7767. bathroom remodeling, heat BOLTON OIL CO. Does He See Your working conditions and all A G R E A T T E A M MAGNAVOX authorized fac- ages, roofing, call David benefits. tory service on color and modernization, etc. Free FuO on Co.. Ad In The Herald? THE TRAVELERS B U S I N E S S F OR HOUSEWORK got you down? Patria, 644-1796. RESERVED WE8CO INDUSTRIES 46 W. Center St., Manchester, Ct. black and white TV. Stereo, Estimate gladly given. M & M Thot Saves You HUSBANDS A WIVES. phonograph. A&B Electronic, General cleaning, steam Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. 60 Bktwoll Road 1 T o w e r S q u a r e FOR MORE extraction carpet cleaning, LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Money FOR YOU 647-9946 1160 New Britain Ave., West New homes custom built JES InduMriSI Park Hartford, C t floor waxing & stripping, win- Call Marga or Jot You Deserve A Break Today INFORMATION CALU Hrtford, 551-0655. remodeled, additions, rec MANCHESTER PLUMBING II Wsiwwrtli It, Iwliitir South Wlndtor dow cleaning, carpiet & up- & HEATING - Repairs, 040-0823 at 843-2711 An equal opportunity employef M/F An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Mr. Hansan holstrey shampooing. rooms, garage, kitchens Equal OppottueM, Emphrer CARPET INSTALLATION - remodeled, bath tile, cement Remodeling. Pumps repaired Manchester Evening Herald 1-623-9488 Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Professional/Insured. Free replaced. Free estimates. SUN-MON-TUII only Estimates. Call work. Steps, dormers, Steam Cleaning. Free es- residential or commercial. Electric drain-snaking. 24- DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. hour service. 646-0237. timates, Call 649-6265. Call 649-4291. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Oct. 9, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 9, 1978 — PAGE NINETEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Peanut* — Charles M. Schuli 1 a n d E r i T M t Boet*~Acce*» o iie * 4S c ACROSS 4 Preposition Answer to Previous Puzzle 1971 LYM.A.N BiTAT 0(H}i l # n WHO'S THE KIP (pl-) Q 7T T 7T 77 ? C E 0 Dear Abby THAT'S LINUS...HE'S I'M NOT VOUR :HE is , BUT HE ISN'T.] 1 F o r t h i s c a s e 5 Spy group E 105 HP ChrN-slcr Rngmc xnd f 00^^ ALL YOU' I c 1 0 A F 8 H P (abbr.) E trailer. Many extras WITH THE BLANKET? M ‘T SWEET BABBOO... BUT HE IS ! 6 Predatory Q A L 8 X 0 A 1 0 L MU- IP SWEET 6ABBOOii 6 Shelley work E sacrificing to liquidate tlNV CAN EAT By Abigail Van Buren birds 8 A L T T 8 i T 0 til N 8 643-6900 64941275 10 Sercastic 7 Seductive arts A 8 f]■ A c E 1 8 Superman's •T R 0 D D E N IT I 5 MT 2.00 12 Dopes C 77 [oM ■ m girl 1 0 N M 0 R E L X C E Qerden Product* 14 Tergal ■ 47 9 Delete’s A L L A B A 8 E T E JAIA/^ AfVDZ. IIMIIIUIW*^ 15 Depends ■ 1 16 Resort opposite 0 0 Y S 8 E V a L 0 D BOTTI FRUIT FARM • TYv-sh & H E V 0 Ai 17 W apiti 11 Man's name E Sweet Apple Cider. Apple-s. & 12 Maddening 7T T E R □ 1 L M E N T 19 Ancient Italian Pears. 260 Bush Hill Road, DEAR READERS: It's Fire Prevention Week egein, end 13 Compass 0 0 L fS B E Q 0 0 family § 0 r Manchester, I have hnd to many requeite to repeat my colnmn on lire point £; 0 A L m E 0 0 N u 20 Membrane 11 N D S Y E T prevention that it Ium bMome n tradition. So here it It, with 18 Snide □EIEID Antique* 48 lo-l passage 20 Japanese • tV« ^ mt. TM iM» lai % M updated Ogurei: Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 23 Unburnt and 28 Tints 43 Heating L eit year, 10,074 Americans perished end 33,400 sash (pl.) 29 To be (Lat.) apparatus WANTED. Antique furniture, dried brick 21 Roman civilians, plus 106,100 firemen, were seriously injured in 26 Vanquished 31 Passes 44 Nothing glass, pewter, oil paintings or SOME PEOPLE OPEN I PIP THAT y OH? THE MEANING I WAS AFRAIP TC) philosopher 33 Diligence 46 Native of other antique item s. R, 3,513,000 lires.In Canada, 829 deaths were c a n ^ by 69,651 27 Haggard 22 Habituates Ores. THE BIBLE AT RANDOM VE5TERPAV.'i ANP OFTHEWORP USE THE BIBLE, novel 38 Second Dundee Harrison, 643-8709. Apartment* For Rent S3 Apartment* For Rent 53 Aufo* For Sale 81 Auto* For Sale 81 23 Military A Urge percentage ol the dead were children, elderly per- FOR RAILY GUIBANCE.' ------^r-^W HAT •SMARMY'.^ SO I OPENEP A 30 Seaweed person 47 Lily plant assistant 40 Large 48 Minus sons and iavtlids who had been left alone “lor just a few 7 ^ PIP IT PICriONARV.' product 24 Old Dutch OLD SINGER PORTABLE - 1972 FORD GALAXI 500, 1968 BUICK SKILARK, New TELL^ gateway 50 Day of week Sewing machine, 3 REDECORATED 5 Room-2 excellent condition, $1,300. transmission, brakes, minntes." 32 Slick coin bedroom apartment. Parking. 41 Newspaper (abbr.) Phonographs (Very old). Oil Radial snow tires 1 year old, exhaust, runs excellent. Must The chlel canses ol Ores, in order of the toll taken, were: 34 Railroad 25 Poems notice (abbr.) 52 Bounder 1 child accepted. No pets. Painting over 200 years old, H78-15, $50. 875-5806 after 2 be seen. 647-9997 / 647-9998. 1. Smoking locomotive 27 Average 42 CIA 53 Island off soda bottles from the year POSSIBLY THE FINEST 2 Security. $220, plus utilities. 2. Electrical wiring 35 Effaces (comp, wd.) forerunner bedroom apartm ent in p.m. Mozambique flood, plus much more! 659- 6464)057, HIGH PERFORMANCE 3. Heating and cooking equipment 36 Ands (Fr.) Manchester! Wail to wall 1 0804. ••• ATTENTION- Come see our Parts for early Mustang. 4. Children playing with matches 37 Small island 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 carpeting, central vacuum. B&M Trany, Accel, duel, PT 39 Worn away Home* tor Rent 54 great selection of quality 5. Open flames and sparks 10 Central air, in ground pool, 40 Indian baby 11 12 13 preowned autos. Completely gears, electric fuel pump. 872- 6. Flammable liquids dishwasher, garage, stove, 2764. 42 Mucky 14 □ RENTALS refrigerator. Utilities in- MANCHESTER- Immaculate reconditioned at Manchester 7. Suspected arson 15 6 Room Cape. 2 car garage. Honda. Connecticut's largest A, 45 U-boat (abbr.) cluded. $350 monthly. Cali 8. Chimneys end flues 46 Sodium 16 17 18 Emmet, 646-3113. Convenient location. Adults. most complete Honda dealer. Truck* tor Sale 62 9. Lightning Room* for Rent 24 Adams Street, Manchester. chloride ■ 52 No pets. Security and 10. Spontaneous ignition (abbr.) 20 460 MAIN STREET- 5-room references. $325 monthly, plus INTERNATIONAL Travelall 49 Slender THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - utilities. 643-6995, after 5 p.m. 1968 PLYMOUTH V-8 Wagon. The total tire loss Test year was $6,064,000,000 in the U.S. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 23 24 25 26 28 29 heated a p artm e n t. $270 Sale- 1970- 72’s. Many to end $503,894,438 in C an^t. 51 Frozen ■ ■ Birch House Women. Cetrally monthly, no ^pliances, no Good condition. Need tires. choose from. Good to fair con- pendant 30 located. Downtown ANDOVER LAKE AREA- 4 $450. 649-7119. Now lor some tips that could save your lile: gets, security. Phone 646-2426, dition. Dealers welcomed. AS WASH Amp EA9V watch from the MIGHTY f MAYBE WHAT- 1 JUST WHAT I'M 54 Thin 1 Manchester. Kitchen room house, available Be sure your cigarette is out. Matches, too. Never leave 34 3, Call John Thrall at 643-2414 for EP6B OF MAYOR B06SS' SHARK POOL- INTERESTIMS!,,, EVER THEY'RE iTHINKIN'.POPNtR 55 Things to privileges. Call 649-2358. November 1st. Call 643-7605, appointment. matches and lighters within the reach ol children. DRAPtS SLIDE SHOT, H1PIN& THE avoid 1 1971 MERCURY COLONY HI6H WALLS TALKIM' ABOUT -AND THAT'S 36 3, NEWLY DECORATED- 2 or 649-2871. PARK STATION WAGON- Don't run cords under m gs or over radiators where they LISHTED ROOM FROM VIEW l All around WOULDN'T BEAR I EXACTLY WHY 56 Not one ■ NICELY FURNISHED- bedrooms with basement, With air. $975. Call after 6 1967 INTERNATIONAL may get damaged. Replace a cord if it is frayed. HIS ESTATE- RBPEATINS! / I AIM T TRY 57 Is excessively W gentleman only. Kitchen carpet and yard for kids. Only p.m., 649-5159. PICKUP - $300. Call 646-1090, Never leave small children or invalids alone in the house. BUT HE st ill fond of X Easy Money! privileges, central location, after 5:00 p.m. Not even for a few minutes. WANTS ext r a 42 43 44 46 47 48 $150. (54-12 ). R ental references and security Ottlce*-Store* tor Rent 55 PRIVACY! DOWN ■ ■ Assistors, 236-5646 (small 1955 NASH RAMBLER. Good Have your wiring and electrical instoilations done by a 49 50 51 52 53 required. 643-2693 for appoint- 1973 DATSUN PICK-UP ment, fee). ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot running condition. $500. Call professional. 5^-4634, after 5 pm. automatic, low mileage. $1800 1 Gives comfort 54 55 the TAG SALE way • « <••••••••••••••••••••••# store on busy street. Large Store oily rags end paints in a cool place in tightly sealed 2 Trap door Looks easy? It isl And it’s fast becoming the nation's CARPETED 2 BEDROOMS- d isp lay w indow s. $125 or best offer. Call 742-8330 metal cont^ers. Apartment* For Rent 53 after 5 pm. 3 Israeli round 56 57 favorite pastime. It's a great way of turning your no- With porch, parking, monthly. Lease required. Lee FORD LTD COUNTRY Never use flemmable liquids for drycleaning indoors. dance appliances, and yard. OnTy & Lament Realty, 875-4690. SQUIRE- 1971. Power Never smoke in bed. longer-needed items into quick cash, so Jump on the LOOKING lor anything in real $200. (56-26). R ental steerin^/brakes, automatic 1972 CHEVROLET PICK-UP, bandwagon and get into the garage sale action. Place a estate rental - apartments, $1500. Excellent condition. Have a fire drill in your home to be sure everyone knows Assistors, 236-5646 (Small OFFICES FOR RENT- Heat, transmission, air. $650, or what to do in cu e of fire. Designate a specific meeting place sure-fire want ad advertising your sale and watch the homes, multiple dwellii^s, no fee). best offer. Call Emmet, 646- Call 646-4837. profits roll in. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate air, carpeted, janitor, and outiide u you will all know who's outside of the houu. „,L parking. 500, 750, and 1000 3113. •■xr)n!r 7x*MTil!«4tQi.^«..,i Asociates, Inc. 646-1980, 1967 INTERNATIONAL Remember: Fire extinguishers put out 97 percent of all FIRST FLOOR- Nice 2 square feet. $100 monthly. fires on which they were used, end most Urge fires start at Alley Oop — Dave Qraua Win at bridge Call 649-5334, or 643-7175. 1972 JAVLIN like new, call PICK-UP 1/2 ton, asking $550 MANCHESTER- MAIN bedrooms, 2 family house. mornings till noon only, 568- firm. Call 643-0749 . smell fires. So, invest in n compact, euy-to-nu tire ex- 15 Words for 3 Days is only $4.95 STREET- 2 room apartment, Basement, and laundry MANCHESTER / NEW 6565. tingoUher. Keep it handy in your kitchen, or be pradent and PRINCE AHTU WAS ...BUT I CAN NO LONGER AHTU heated, hot water, appiances, facilities. Near bus line. Only buy one lor your cottage, car, boat and the h u h bedroom. ^LLEVOOP AND FTCK U P HIS THOUGHT Expert standard American no pets, parking, security. 523- $235. (36-19). Rental OFFICE - 800 sqware feet, And you receive 2 FREE TAG SALE Heat, air conditioning, Motorcyclee-BIcycle* 84 Some excellent smoke end fire-detection systems are OOOLA HAVE RETURNED PATTERNS, AND I FEAR 7047. Asuistors, 236-5646 (small 1971 VW BUG - New shocks, avtiUble to homeowners. Shop around, and buy the one that TDTHE DELR3N HE MAY HAVE SEEN fee). carpetini included, DihWNSION TO TRY TERMINATED BY HIS Alan: “ I believe you won Posters when you stop Into The Herald to brakes, fuel pump. Good TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville suits your needs. NORTH FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Tolland Turnpike ofessional 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and AND SAVE THE VE6E- BROTHER! both in 1934 and 1938 some Building. F.J. Spilecki, transportation. $1000. Call 643- NOW, in c u e ol fire; ♦ 10 9 6 place your ad. - 426 Broad St. $155, Security IDEAL FOR SINGLES- Cozy 2563. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. TABLE RtSStDENTS years before I was born and Realtor, M3-2121. If you suspect fire, alert the rest ot the houuhold. But OFSRa94BELT V J952 it has been done twice be- deposit. No appliances. 1 bedroom with carpeting, FROM CERTAIN ♦ AK875 Married couple. No pets. appliances and more! Just SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18,- first feel the top ol the door. U it's hot, don't open it. Eecnpe tween now and then." Don’t Forget Our Dollar MANCHESTER- Main Street ALMOST ANTIQUE - 1955 EXnNCnON BY ♦ 5 Telephone 643-4751. $200. (56-12). Rental FORD CUSTOM - One family, 000 miles, very reasonable. through the window. THESRESaTY Oswald: “The team uses Assistors, 236-5646 (small modem office available. 400 Must sell. 649-1543. It you can't open the window, break it with a chair. Cover WEST EAST what might be called ad- with S a v e r sq. ft. Heat/AC included. Call low mileage, mint interior. 149 OAKLAND STREET- 3 fee). $1000. Call 647-1824. the rough edges with a blanket, sit on the window ledge 4 J42 4 Q875 vanced standard American. room heated apartment. 646-2469 or 646-2755. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low with one leg hanging ontoide and one inside, and wait for V Q643 4 K87 In other words they make on®#" 53,000 delivered every Sunday morning Security, $145 monthly. Ideal ROOMMATE To share apart- IWl VEGA - Excellent run- mileage. Excellent condition. help. ♦ 2 4 J 3 normal opening bids and • 10 8 7 6 2 4 K J 4 3 only $2.00 for 15 worde when run In The Herald aleoi for one person. Call 646-2426,9 ment. $115 monthly, plus Wanted to Rent 57 ning condition! must be seen! $650, Call 643-5849. The phone number of your fire department should be have all sorts of slam to 5. share the utility bills. Call646- $400, or best offer. Call 67- toped on every telephone. If it isn't, don't fumble around try- SOUTH gadgets.” 6926 anytime. COUPLE WITH One child 9502. 1976 KAWASKl KD, - ing to find it. Get out and call from a neighbor's honu. 4 AK3 Alan: “Here is a poppa- RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to needs 5 or 6 room duplex or Excellent running condition. U you live in an apartment buOding, use the stairway. 4 A 10 momma slam bid by Brach- share apartment with same. ROCKVILLE / AVAILABLE house. Reasonable. 649-8952. Asking $275. Call 649-1924, The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productions 4 Q 10 9 6 4 man and Soloway. Paul’s Large b^room. 647-9988. November 1st.- 3 large rooms. 1972 CHEVROLET Don't take a chance on the elevator. U it UiU, you're CHEVELLE STATION trapped. 4 AQ9 three diamond bid was Appliances, heat, hot water. m R R IE D COUPLE with dog strong, but not forcing so EAST HARTFORD - 2 No pets, no children. Security. WAGON- Good condition. Campere-Traller* Once oat, stay out. No treunre U worth risking your lile. Vulnerable: North-South ^he Heratit wish to rent small house or Original owner. High mileage. Mobile Home* 65 It took less then three minntes to rend this column. Was it Malcolm just bid six." Bedroom Townhouse, Full $175 monthly. 646-1060. apartment. 289-2473. wow CAN Dealer: North CLASSIFIED ADVE RTISING appliances. Laundry hook-ups. Must sell. 742-9953. worth it? I hope so. Oswald: “He won the WE CUf?E West North East South 1 1/2 baths. Heated. $285. 528- 4 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR in 3 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot ABBY HIM OF trump lead in dummy; led a 1969 FORD MUSTANG Pass Pass 14 1708, o r 289-2890. family. No pets. $185 monthly. Auto* For Sale 61 Travel Trailer - Stove, THIS T heart to his ten and West’s Call 643-7755. Ckmvertible- Excellent mn- refrigerator, heated. Full Pass 3 4 Pass 6 4 queen. Later on he ruffed out Ask for Joe or Marge Pass Pass Pass 643*2711 FEMALE ROOMMATE 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- ning condition. V-8, shower, and toilet. Tandem (What's bugging yon? Get it off your chest. For a personal, Ut East’s king of hearts to find automatic, power steering. wanted to share apartment in MANCHESTER / Fountain speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new ’.vheel. Call 688-0383. unpublished reply write Abby; Box 69700, Los Angeles, a parking place tor his three Manchester or East Hartford. Village Apartments- 1 radials, (2 snows), excellent Classic. $1800. or best offer. to of spades on dummy's jack Cal. 90069. Please enclose a stamped (IS cents) sell address- Opening lead: 4 2 ^ S e e s o m e t h i n g y o u 643-5339 until 7 pm. bedroom to sublet. Effective 1974 Ford Mustang II. condition 2284)475 or 228-9550. Automotive Service 66 ed enveloped). of hearts. If this hadn't t y like? Then call the November 1st, Call Anna 525- Hatchback, Mach I. V-6. worked he could still have 3 1/2 ROOM apartment. Plea- Power steering. Excellent k n u m b e r y ou s e e in 1322, Extension 210, days; 1969 VW BUG - Very good con- WE PAY $10 for complete fallen back on the club sant, quiet. Private home. after 6 p.m., 528-3237. dition. $800. Call 646-1311, condition. $2400, or best offer. NOW TAKING ► the ad. And If you 643-9438, afte r 4. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland finesse.” Single, working, adult only after 5 p.m. Auto Body. 528-1990. By Oswald Jacoby [ have something to No children, pets. 643-2880. > sell, give us a call! and Alan Sontog ROCKVILLE- Four rooms, APPLICATIONS Astrograph Oswald: “The two most newly decorated. Frigidaire The Born Loser — Art Sansom For A Waiting List Only I Dogs-BIrds-Pet* 43 included. $200 m onthly. prestigious events in Ameri- A Maine reader asks, “Do Security. Call anytime, 8T2- can bridge are the Vander- all experts use the Gerber bilt and Spingold Cups. The [ FREE TO GOOD HOME-Old 9416. Bernice Bede Osol convention as well as Black- 2 i 3 BEimOOM APARTMENTS English Sheep Dog. 6 years, feat of winning both in the wood?" From $200 2 Bedrooms; $218 3 Bedrooms. Includes: male, very affectionate. PLEASANT QUIET 4 ROOMS same year was just accom- We can't speak for all, but October 10,197$ plished by the team cap- Heat. Hot Water and Parking, with Wall to Wall Needs love and individual - Second floor. Mature, 79’S IN STOCK his ends. those experts we know do attention. Pedigree. (With responsible adults only. No Vou will liave more tlian your PISCES (Fab. 2D-March 20) Dis- tained by Malcolm Brach- use it when it is obvious. Carpeting, .tdodern Appliances. 2 Laundromats on share of opportunities this man of Dallas that included I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE >SN.) site. papers $50.) Call 742-5567, ev- pets. Security. Call 649-5897, FOR appointment Is likely today If nings, or weekends. after 6 p.m. coming year, but they will not you expect others to do more Paul Soloway, Bobby Gold- be in the long-shot department. lor you than you would for them man, Eddy K antar and Mike {For a copy olJACOB f MOD- CALL 643-1961 IMMEDIATE Stick to the blue chips and sure If roles were reversed. Passell. They won twelve ERN, send SI to: "W in r ' Mon. thru FrI. from 9 to 4:30 things. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Boats-Accetsorles 45 successive matches against Bridge. ’' care ol this newspa- Sal. 6-12. LIBRA (Sopt. 23-Oet. 23) Today Large groups could get on your the best in America to do per, P.O. Box 439, Radio City DELIVERY you may be tempted to cater to nerves today, so by all means this." Slalion, New York, N. Y. 10019.) ’ 1974 FU RY - 1614-foot whims of overindulgence. If don't subject yourself to them. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with 7 ® you do, there Is an Indication You'll be happier where things Heathcliff — George Gately ’ 1975 55-horsepower outboard you may suffer financially as are less hectic. •aaaaacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa** Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. well as physically. Find out Article* for Sale 41 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Tak- Also" ' 50 norse Johnson out- more about yourself by send- ing bows prematurely for board. $300 . 228-0475 or 228- ing lor your copy of Astro- REPOSSESSED Electrolux GOOD ONE! something not yet accom- Tops In Knit 9550. Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for plished could backfire on you. WInthrop - Dick Cavalll Vacuum Cleaner - Substantial each and a long, self- One who'd like to trip you up Savings! Original Warrantee. addressed, stamped envelope might ask to see the finished Call 646-3875. 1973 MUSTANG GRANDE to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, product. r0F?!cEsScE V-8 autu fac-aif A M radio.one Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. GEMINI (M iV 21-Juna 20) Usu- 55 GALLON DRUMS - $4.00 FOR RENT Oivpr ovN rT'i.eage g'r Be sure to specify birth sign. ally you like to play things by each - For sale at Manchester SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You ear, but today If you don't have Honda, 24 Adams Street <2995 could succumb to a desire everything planned step-by- today to make an Important step you could experience USED BEAVER COAT and change just for the sake of some serious pitfalls. hat in good condition change. Don't let restlessness CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be Displayed at Canadian Furs. lead you to unsound reason- wary of getting Involved In a Pratt Street, Hartford. 250 square feel, center oil ing. venture today where the heavy Telephone 522-7976. Manchester air conditioning and I 1976 DODGE COLT GT. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. end of the expenses could fall Iparkin)! Call 643-9551 " 2 D o o ' i c>' ’■•der 4 speetj AM 21) Refrain from embellishing •ad'C S'lvo' to you because of something your achievement too grandly you permitted another to man- <3495 today. Your credibility will suf- age. TAG SALES fer by telling tall tales. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be ex- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jin. 19) tremely careful in horse-trad- For one who seldom counts his ing today. You'll go in thinking SATURDAY AND SUNDAY chickens before they're that you have the edge. In from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. 468 Ver- 1975 DATSUN LONGBED hatched, you may be banking reality, you won't. Short Ribs — Frank Hill non Street. Furniture, dis- PICKUP too heavily today on something VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) hwasher and lots of mis- 4 cyi nae' -A speed, 'ed not yet a reality. You're not your usually reliable Knit cellaneous items. KNOUU-HOUJ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fnb. 19) self today. You may pretend AH, TH E R E S M V WELUI eUESS I VVONT <3195 Someone who is aware that that you took care of something OLP SUrrOF ARMOR. 8 MARCH IN THgL_ you can be manipulated today VETBeANS'CW Dag*-Blrd»-Pet* 43 for another when you really K through flattery may lay It on hadn't. The truth will out. \ rather thick In order to achieve DOG-CAT boarding bathing / CE (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) groo.ming. Obedience, protec- CE 1974 VOLKSWAGEN Berry’s World — Jim Berry tion classes. Complete moder i*W heel Alignment BEHLE ON iH t vm/AyP" facilities. Canine Holiday 4 Speed am ladio. sloe* »fc'60 Inne. 200 Sheldon Road, ’• alsq TWIN I BEAM Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel Manchester. For reservations • Front End Repair <2695 please call 646-5971, • Brakes SEVERAL 78^S I N S T O C K • Exhaust TELU ME WHAT )fOU THINK • Balancing ■q SMALL BEAGLE DOG- , • Lubricatinn. Oil Chiingp OF THIS RIFF I LEARNEP Registered. All ready trained. • Shucks 1974 VOLKSWAGEN FROM A 12 gauge automatic Shot Gun. AT UNDER H,000. Our Boarding House This Funny World $250 for dog & gun. Call 289- • Headlights SUPER BEETLE RECORDING 4911. I • Radiator Repairs 4 speed AM 'artio. stoc* e^'i} 8y”UM8ER • Stale Inspections MAJOR. WU MEimoNEP MONEY MEANS NOTHlNci IN ■ LIPS* LANE/ • Salety Checks <2695 THAT fiAXTER HAS A (3UR CULTIVATED SURROUND- 3 CUTE LITTLE KITTENS- .5764 ALL THIS AND LOW-FAYINS FiasmON!, 1N6S, pr of essor , but UNFOR- A ! A Looking for good homes. VWIILD THAT AFFECT. TUNATELY THE COMMUNITY A snug hood or headbead Please call 649-6480, after TIRES TOO. with argyle-trim is fas- 10:00 a.m. 1976 VOLKSWAGEN HIS STATUS CR HAS DOES VIEW HIM A S -E R .A H '- cinating to knit and wear. THE NElfiHBORHOiOD A MEP£ PASSENGER ON THE No. 5764 has full knit RABBIT RISEN ABtZVE MATER-, SHIP OF PROSRESSSHAK-KAF-- ^REE TO GOOD HOME & 4 speed AM rad'O. sio-:- n ^SI'A directions. NICHOLS MANCHiSIlR IIBI INI, lALISTlC VALUE NOT THAT EVERYONE c A n SO TC OlOCR, iciS 75t for u cll Dit. EAMILY • IVi-year old ' . I ■' loppoi-i* Sto'i altered malemute male. <3495 dUnSMENTS/’ THROUGH LIFE UKE I VOl taoCiWt Please call 643-7832 —L r------e/i Emir, list In. of kmtat UNCROSS YOUR EYES lt>r«i'inM34 Prllt Nj«o. Adrtii orltti rip 1975 VOLVO 245 WAGON AND 5IVE ME AN \ CHE itO Itili Nomitr. ^ COMPltlE CAR CARE CENTER A.i*, a.’ L'-fse’ ANSWER/ J 1977 AMUM with a bound- in "All-Season Gift Book" ^Top Quality Exhaust System •Brake Senke ^ of 24-pages !Price...$2.00. >4495 •UO THESE BOOM IT St .2S EACH •Engine Tune Up •Front End Service *a^llS-^UE BISSON OUtlTS. /M O R ig CMtoln ililn a lonij'siiiti. •Shock Hbtortier Replacement^Pnifeuional Ruttproofini No. l-tIT-WILTS ON BIBUE. DlnitlOBi for tbtoM •Quafity Used Cart TOLLAND . N-ftC-BBINIMOTHtB'l nOW- ® 1978 by NE A, me » w a n . It ftoeiuti't ooiitl fPl O umm. A Btaitifol fUoctloa. RegalSSSr COUNTY VW fS-^AYTER I SIFT. Min Route S3, Talcottville 11$ (H itt SI, MiUKMSItt, (OMi. t43*SI3S OE^I Blfti for MoaSo OMl Hall,. ^ M l MAIN SnOT. MMCMOTBI "It all began when they started talking about WOULP )imMcNa«fk(8)rMlM Im . MON-FRI. l-«, WED I, NAT » AM - I FM 649-2638 adding more digits to the zip code." ArSREE- :______B46-t112______. . • tinWNEA,MC.TAI i "No, it's not some new kind of credit card. It's cash." PAGh] T W E N TY — M A N C H ESTER E V E N I N G H ERA L D . Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 9, 1978 About Town L W V Sets Mem bership Coffee Manchester WAXES will meet Further information is available by The Westwood Civic Association of The Christian Education Board of Tuesday at the Itallan-American calling 646-9235. This telephone Manchester will meet Wednesday at Second Congregational Church will MANCHESTER - The League of Club. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 The League of Women Voters is a number, 646-2355, is available 24 8 p.m. at the Keeney Street School. meet tonight at 7:30 in the church Women Voters of Manchester will p.m. Top losers for September are national nonpartisan organization hours daily for AA contact. New members are invited. parlor. Florence Stampp, first place, and hold a membership coffee Thursday which encourages inform ^ and ac- at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Shirley Diane Lombardi, second. There will Epworth Circle of South United tive participation in government. Its The Manchester Veterans of The executive board of the FitzGerald, 45 Battista Road. voting membership is open to all men be a cardiopulmonary resuscitation Methodist Church will meet tonight Foreign Wars ladies auxiliary will Women’s Christian Fellowship of Se- A slide presentation entitled and women citizens of voting age. (CPR) demonstration. Visitors are at 7:30 at 28 Bank St. meet Tuesday at the post home, 608 cond Congregational Church will “What's in Us for You?” will be Anyone interested in attending the welcome. meet tonight at 7:30 in the Eells E. Center St., at 7:30 p.m. A special shown, and league members will coffee may call Mrs, FitzGerald or Edgar Circle of South United Room. election will be held. Officers are explain the organization's structure, league president Bettye Kramer, 646- The local chapter of Parents Methodist Church will meet Tuesday requested to wear their uniforms. purpose and program on the local, 0816. Anonymous will meet Tuesday at 7 at 9:15 a.m. in the Education Wing; The Bible study and prayer group state and national levels. p.m. in Manchester. For further in- Dupee Circle will meet in the kitchen of Second Congregational Church will formation, call toll free, 1-800-842- Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the 2288. The Emanuel Sewing Group will church parlor. The Bell Choir of Center meet Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Luther Hall. Members attending Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Congregational Church will meet tonight at 8:30 at 102 Norman St. The tonight at 6:30 in the Carrier Room. are asked to bring a sandwich. group also meets every Tuesday at Dessert and a beverage will be 8:30 p.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m,, Center Church Women will have a served. Scissors and yarn scraps are Friday at 8:30 p.m, and Sunday at board meeting Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. needed for projects being worked on. 3:30 p.m., all at 102 Norman St. in the Federation Room. SINGER ORS

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