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in favor of a full-time program at the the school in increasing numbers By JUNE TOMPKINS technical school. each year. Herald Reporter The present structure on W. Middle Plans for the new programs are The state Bonding O)mmission this Tpke. was erected in 1962 and opened tentative, Garafalo said, but could in­ morning approved bonding for $163,- with an enrollment of about 300 clude air conditioning and refrigera­ 750 in funds to plan an expansion of students. tion, plumbing and heating, welding, Howell Cheney Regional Vocational At the school’s 50th anniversary electrical drafting, small engine Technical School. celebration, it was noted that the repair and oil and gas-fired heating. Gov. Ella Grasso had asked the school’s registration was “about 325, A lot of the new enrollment could commission for approval. close to its capcity of 350 students.” also come from an expanded elec­ The overall cost of the project As of this school year, about 450 trical and electronic departments would be about |4.1 million and it students are enrolled, an increase of and at auto repair. would provide for 42,000 square feet 17 over last year, and the largest With the expansion of the school’s of construction. Construction cost is enrollment ever in the history of educational program over the years, estimated at $3.25 million. Manchester’s technical school, and the athletic program has grown to in­ The items included in the program the school continues to turn down clude basketball, baseball, track, are: applicants every year. wrestling and soccer, in addition to I I • Second floor addition over 'The new facilities should increase activity clubs within the school. existing classrooms. the capacity of the school by about 50 Until 1968, students had to provide A new ^*Old Glory^^ waves fo r senior citizens • New two-story shop wing. per cent or to a total of 700 to 750 their own transportation to the • Parking area expansion. students when completed, Garafalo school from whereVer they lived in The Senior Citizens’ Center in Manchester officially opened its fall season of programs • Expansion of gym and cafeteria. said. Manchester and area towns. ’Then the Thursday. Highlight of the days’ events was the presentation of the American Flag to the This will be the first addition to the Garafalo plans for an expanded Board of Education approved bus center by the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of the American Legion. Admiring the replace­ school which was built for $2 million educational program to meet the transportation for the students. and opened in 1962. The school serves needs of the technical field In recent years, a Parents Club ment for their tattered and torn flag, are, from left, Wally Fortin, center director; Peter a 12-town region and many students —programs with particular appeal to formed to support the school and its Peperitis and Ruth Johnston, members; With John Baer, the post’s service officer and are turned away each year for lack of young women who are enrolling at programs. state representative for Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Marines’ Fund. (Herald photo by Pinto) facilities. John Garofalo, director of Cheney Tech, said he hopes that construction will be under way within two years. /. C. Penney complex involved Manchester’s vocational education Carter announces program began in 1912 through the ef­ forts of Howell Cheney who es­ tablished a textile school on Hartford world tour plan Evironmental challenge Rd. From its beginning, the school was WASHINGTON (UPI) - President his wife Rosalynn, Secretary of State destined to grow to meet the Carter will make an 11-day trip to Cyrus Vance and other officials. demands of its students and industry. South America, Africa, Asia and They will go first to Caracas on trial to open Wednesday In 1915, the program was so Europe beginning Nov. 22 “ to Nov. 22. Then Carter will then fly to successful that it expanded to include promote the sort of world we all want Brasilia, Brazil, on Nov. 23; Lagos, instruction in carpentry, electricity, an ultimate deadline. to live in,” the White House an­ Nigeria, Nov. 25; New Delhi, India, By GREG PEARSON the major occupant in the proposed machine shop and mechanical draf­ Atty. Thomas DeMille of the Hart­ nounced today. Nov. 27-28; Tehran, Iran, Nov. 29; park, will apply next week to the ting. Herald Reporter ford law firm of Updike, Kelly & Zbigniew Brzezlnskl, Carter’s Paris, Nov. 30; Warsaw, Dec. 1, and Town of Manchester for a building With its need for more space and The trial that affects the proposed Spellacy, which represents Penney, national security adviser, said'the Brussels Dec.2. industrial park in Manchester now permit. better facilities, the school moved visits to four continents will un­ The Carters will leave Brussels for • Town manager Robert Weiss has said this morning that the company has been scheduled to begin will apply for the building permit into the Franklin Building of the derline traditional ties, expand the Washington late on Dec. 2. expressed concern about an expectpd Bennet Junior High School complex Wednesday with Judge T. Clark Hull next week. scope of America’s international second legal action connected with The visit to Nigeria will be the first presiding. “We are continuing to do all the and soon became known as the .^relations and symbolize cooperation the park. The effect that action will Manchester State Trade School. of a U.S. president to a black African This marks the third Superior things necessary to close the (land) with systems "different from ours.” have, particularly on the pending The next move occurred in 1924 country. Court Judge who has been assigned deal,” he said. Carter will first fly to Venezuela court case, is not clear at this time. when the school occupied a building Brzezinski said the administration to the case of the Manchester En- It was learned Thursday that a se­ and wind up the trip with a visit to • The fact that Penney will not constructed by the town especially considered Nigeria “a most impor­ I vironmental Coalition vs. Edward cond legal action, involving a group European Common Market and •purchase its land from the town by for training students for Industry. tant African country” which has had Stockton et al. The case originally called “Concerned Taxpayers of NATO meetings in Brussels in early Oct. 1 will mean a loss of about J80,- ’This new school was on School Street had been placed on the Superior Manchester,” apparently will be December. a “moderating influence” in African Court’s Sept. 5 trial list, but the start 000 in tax revenue, according to and in 1943 was named the Howell “It is to promote the sort of world politics. Weiss. taken within the next week. 'The of the trial has been postponed three plaintiffs, ^cording to their lawyer, Cheney Technical School in honor of we all want to live in,” Brzezinski The president will probably be ac­ • Penney had been eyeing an Oct. its founder. companied there by U.N. Am­ times. Atty. Raynald Cantin, are concerned told a news conference called to coin­ 15 date for breaking ground in In order to combine an academic Several other matters concerning that the town is planning to sell cide with simultaneous an­ bassador Andrew Young, officials Manchester, but an attorney program with the vocational instruc­ said. the industrial park have also property to Penney at a cost less than nouncements in foreign capitals. developed. These include: representing the company said that tion, a cooperative plan with The White House said the president On the homeward leg of the trip. the date was an estimate and is not the town’s purchase price. Manchester High School was begun Carter will stop in Poland, where his • J.C. Penney Co., which would be Cantin has suggested that his case will be accompanied on his second in 1946. TTiis was discontinued in 1955 national security adviser was bom. might be combined with the en­ overseas trip since taking office by vironmental case. Connors to replace DeMille said that he would be op­ posed to any delay in the starting of the environmental case. Weiss said, as he has in the past, Schaffer on ticket that he is concerned about any possi­ Today’s news summary ble delays involving Penney. Beldon Schaffer, a Democratic the race. He will be replaced by He also said that he feels the Compiled from United Preee Internetlonel member of the Manchester Board of Thomas Connors, who was proposed purchase price of 320,000 an Directors who had been nominated nominated originally as a candidate acre for Penney does represent the for re-election, has withdrawn from for the Board of Education. fair market value. The Democratic Town Committee “It’s a matter of what is the value State vehicle pollution inspections, officials hope it is only the first in will meet next week to approve the of the land weighed against benefits which the legislature has refused series of humanitarian actions on switch of Connors and to select a can­ to the community,” he said. WATERBURY - The attorney to approve in the past. the part of Cuba. didate for the Board of Education, Weiss also said that if Penney had for Lome Acquln, 27, accused in Theodore Cummings, Democratic purchased the property before Oct. 1, the worst mass killing in Connec­ BOSTON — Extended outlook WASHINGTON - The Food and town chairman, said today. The par­ the deadline for the upcoming Grand ticut history, said he would ask a for Southern New England, Sun­ Drug Adminstration says plain A ty’s nominating committee will meet List, it could have meant about $80,- judge today to delay the taking of day through ’Tuesday: Chance of old starvation will accomplish the this weekend or early next week to 000 in tax revenues for the town. This a court-ordered blood test and rain Sunday. Gearing Monday. same thing as the current diet fad make a recommendation to pass to date is now unattainable. palm print from his client. John Fair Tuesday. Cool days with of predigested liquid protein. the entire town committee, Cum­ It had been reported that Penney R. Williams wants the delay so he highs in upper 50s to mid 60s. Overnight lows in the 50s. CALHOUN, Ga. — ’The “Lance N i ; mings said. was looking to Oct. 15 as a date for can appeal the mling to the state Schaffer, in a brief letter to Cum­ beginning work in Manchester. Supreme Court. affair” — President Carter’s first mings, said that he decided to DeMille said that this date may have WELLSELEY, Mass. - Fall painful brush with the ethics issue withdraw because of “personal been mentioned because it was an es­ NEW HAVEN - Yale Univer­ foliage color is ahead of schedule — drew to a close with a hero’s health reasons.” Schaffer missed the timate on when a final decision would sity’s 1,400 blue collar workers in parts of Maine, but it has only welcome for former budget direc­ Sept. 13 Board of Directors meeting be reached in the court case. have authorized a strike begin­ begun to appear in the rest of tor Bert Lance in his hometown and the party’s opening of election He said that the firm has set no ning next Friday unless they are northern New England, the ALA and Carter reportedly in no hurry headquarters because of illness. firm deadline on when it has to begin offered more money, according to Auto and Travel Club said to name a permanent replace­ “We are saddened by Beldon’s construction. a union spokesman. Negotiations Thursday. The club said this ment. withdrawal. But, we’re most for­ broke down Thursday with Yale weekend will still be a little bit tunate to have a big man to fill a big making its final offer. early for really good viewing International job,” Cummings said of the change. Radiation region wide. Thomas Connors H A RTFO RD - P e te r A. MANILA, The PhUlpplnes - Reilly’s attorney wants to use the National Police armed with d(R sticks monitoring Connecticut F r ^ o m of Informa­ clashed in downtown Manila tion Act to force state police to JACKSONVILLE, Fla, - The today with anti-government Explosion levels release their findings in the lights were back on in Jackson­ demonstrators attempting to in progress reinvestigation of the death of ville today after the worst march to the presidential palace Reilly’s mother, Barbara Gib­ blackout In the community’s on the fifth anniversary of the tire warehouse HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ bons. A report last month stated history. The city of 600,000 was proclamation of martial law in ticut Health Department is closely the report concludes that Reilly plung^ into darkness when three the Philippines. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A dicated the explosion and fire was watching the state’s water and milk was guilty. Reilly was cleared by of the city’s power plants shut thundering explosion early today gasoline set. supplies to detect possible con­ a one-man grand jury and state down. Cause of the shutdown has BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — leveled a Tire City warehouse on The blast sent flames shooting hun­ tamination from radioactive fallout police have been chastised for its not been determined. T en light to moderate Route 1 and blew out windows in at dreds of feet into the night air and from a nuclear test in China last handling of the case. earthqua|(es shook Albania and least four businesses. Police sai^ ar­ leveled the Tire City warehouse and week. PUEBLO, Colo. — Farmers left portions of southern and eastern son was suspected. gutted the business showroom next Janet Kaplsh, assistant director of their chores behind Thursday to Yugoslavia today, cracking some Police said a 15-year-old youth in door. It also knocked out windows in the department’s laboratory, Regional warn Agriculture Secretary Bob walls but causing no known the area at the time of the 3 a.m. four businesses including a bank of­ Thursday said monitoring had so far BOSTON — Connecticut’s Bergland they must be allowed to casualties. explosion was Injured and he was fice, a Howard Johnson’s diner and a failed to find any contamination. She transportation control plan earn a living wage from their being questioned at the hospital carpet store, police said. said state residents had nothing to appears acceptable to the Federal lands or they will strike. NAIROBI, Kenya — Robert about the blast. They refused to Fh’emen worked for several hours worry about. - Government, says Gov. Ella T. Scanlon, a white businessman, release his identity b^ause of his to knock down the flames in the Tire She said the laboratory was con­ Grasso following a meeting with MIAMI — ’The first planeload of said by Uganda to have escaped age. City complex. ’The force of the explo­ ducting tests on food and water U. S. Environmental Protection Cuban refugees on “freedom from one of President Idi Amin’s The explosion was felt through a sion twisted steel girders inside the samples from around the state as a Agency officials here. The plan, flights” lands in the United States prisons with the help of British large section of the area and woke up warehouse and dumpehy CALL NOW FOR Pdifiouw Clfiiw® Poot-liO no S enslw lclies Travel Experience A Woman’s Basic Jazz and Sllmnaatlcs RE8E'*VATION8 Authorized agent in Manchester for all All dancA elataat ara lauaht by 649-5313 649-9314 Airlines. 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Burkamp to business as Cdrs, 43 tion at 18 Plymouth Lane, open house for employes Square dance lessons being offered beginners Arthur J. Normand and Glenwood St. $5,000. ^ ^ M«mb«r. Audit Burtau of Circulation Mambtr. Unitad Praia Intarnatlonal L u g g a ^ Mario J. Normand, both of Bernard Lozier Inc., Eastern Roofing for Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Dear sir; evening dances are held at more to square dancing than an out­ friends, come to our introduction to Som ers, property on doing business as Energy Cadwell Jones Inc., roof Cheney Brothers, Inc. will host an open gathering where the chairman of the N r Cn d ili *r Wytag - Mew's Has Just Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. The Manchester Square Dance Qub Manchester High School, the finest sider might think. It’s true it does square dancing, come to our Fun Center St., $47.30 con­ Conservation Service Divi­ repair at 46 Adams St., house for all Cheney Brothers employes board, Mr. Paolino Gerli and his wife will Msa IroM Owse is once again offering beginner dancing facility anywhere in the rea. sharpen one’s coordination and Night, Oct. 3, Waddell School, 111 veyance tax. sion, 22 Regent St. $13,000. and their families Sunday. be present to greet everyone. Nm w IIIm (we oarry a e«»- Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publithar Harold E. Turkinglon, Managing Editor pMa Hm ), M M Io, lessons to those interested in lear­ Square danctag is an amazing form reflexes; but after the challenge of BroadJt., 7;30 p.m. Don’t miss this William B. Thornton to Marriage license* hn, Airway and There will be guided tours of the five S ew ari. ning how to square dance. of recreation; it meets the needs of the dance is accomplished, the opportunity. The club guarantees it George D. Bryan Jr., Marcelino Hernandez Jr. To all retirees and their families, O p in io n *" ------buildings that house the manufacturing Square dancing in Manchester is all ages from teens to senior citizens. greatest discovery is the fun and will change your life. property on Parker St., no and Deborah L. Ask, both Cheney Brothers extends a cordial invita­ nm F.r About operations of Cheney Brothers., Super­ MARLOW’S ettrylhlmi Sinrt 1911! part of the town’s adult recreation The common bondage is the dance fellowship and the many new friends Sincerely, conveyanco tax. of Southbridge, Mass., Oct. tion to come to the open house, join the Joseph E. McCarthy and visors will be on hand to explain and *H)WXTpww MAIN STMIT. MANCNiSTIN. *4».|»| program, as the use of the school bringing all together in pursuit of this made in square dancing. Donald and Rella Dickie 1 at Trinity Covenant. town tours and/or socialize with friends and Helen P. McCarthy to Ramiond E. Schwartz demonstrate the various processes from ""£aYt.'5I%I222^,.!!!S o* •tow**' gyms is provided to the club at no - Come experience the joy of square 461 Parker St. Center Congregational former co-workers. Tours start from the MABTIR CHARQI CAROS A C C I^ID I Vernon sets example enjoyment. Together we meet and P eter A. M iller and III, Glastonbury, and Lois raw material through finished product and OWN * DAYS . THOW. NITIB W fcS dancing, come and make new Manchester Church will have a Elln St. entrance from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. charge. The regular Saturday form new friendships. There is much Patricia E. Miller, both of R. Coatsworth, distribution. Exibits will also be set up to school expansion or for public Stewardship M Power explain the operation. It’s refreshing to see that East Hartford, property at Manchester. Workshop Saturday at 10 Please contact the Personal Office, 643- / some old vacant buildings, health offices. 121 Branford St., $38,000. Building permit* 4141 if you plan to attend. a m. in Woodrulf Hull of Each tour will end with a social It seems unlikely, though, Mary A. Osella to Her­ Bernal J. Hickey for the church. once considered more fit for man M. Frechette, Albert parking lots, are being that Vernon will come up with R. Martin and Gerald P. recycled for other uses. the 160,000 needed to refurbish Rothman, property on liiere’s an excellent exam­ the old post office. If the town Village St., $12,000. can’t handle it, we hope a Release of attachment ple of the idea now under way Moriarty Bros. Inc. in Vernon — Barkan Deveiop- private developer can. against Kenneth C. ment Co.’s pians to convert the As for the Barkan proposal, Burkamp. old U.S. Envelope Co. factory we hope federal housing of­ Shadowfax Inc. against FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS! Kenneth C. Burkgmp. in Rockvilie into housing for ficials support it as much as Release of judgment lien the elderly. the Town Council has. The Shadowfax Inc. against Coleman #275 And there’s another example project, which would create KenneUi C. Burkamp. Spalding Top Flite All Weather 2 Mantle Lantern or Acushnet Footballs in Vernon — the U.S. Postal 115 apartments, would help im­ Shadowfax Inc. against Kenneth C. Burkamp. Titleist Balls With Tees Service’s remodeling of an old prove Rockville and reduce the New trade names A&P supermarket into its new list of elderly people waiting Sherwood E. Clough, m post office. for housing, as well as put a va­ doing business as Charter Easy lite valve eliminates your Oak Instruments, 149 Wells guesswork in lighting, self- Choice The old post office? It’s cant building to use. clean generator tip. Multi ply simulated St. Tee up for more distance leather official size, being considered either for with your choice of or Jr"louch"size. Coleman Deluxe these pro-shop balls. B LEGAL 2 Burner Stove Spalding Dribbler FAST FLITE GOLF REWASHEO Basketball The right to retire NOTICE BALLS by SPALDING GOLF BALLS BOLTON & ONE ^ ^ 3 3 1 of us. Indeed, the trend in Notice is hereby given that on Western Trails DOZEN ■ 1 \ In a manifesto published in Sell-cleaning stainless » Tuesday, October 4, 1977, at steel burners, hinged lift- 6 ®® ASSORTED W # \ the current issue of The manufacturing in recent years Prime Northern Nylon wound, molded 8:00 P.M. at the Town Hall of up grate. has been to earlier and earlier Down Jacket if. m/'S ». U ' x-> rubber. Official size and Humanist magazine, more Bolton, Connecticut, a Public weight. than 100 leading Americans, in­ retirement, especially in such Hearing will be held by the mind-stultifying jobs as Bolton Zoning Board of cluding 50 U.S. senators and Appeals to hear the following & representatives, deciare man­ automobile assembly. appeals: Marbleized Wilson T2000 Rip-stop nylon shell and Rubber Ball datory retirement to be The signers of the document No. 588 lining filled with 9 oz. Racket Phil Esposito Appeal of Arthur Becker, “morally wrong’’ and a denial also think it is terrible that the prime down. Blue, navy 53" Ash Stick 750 Hop River Road, for tor green inXSto)(L. of the fundamental right to median income of men forced variance of sideyard PRIME NORTHERN earn a living. Retirement, they to retire drops from |7,880 an­ requirements of Section 7A of DOWN PARKA 70 the Zoning Ordinance for Re*. 49,95...... A new ball for a new Jimmy Connors’ favorite nually to $3,380, working “a season! Sizes from 8 to with new 7" two-handed say, shouid be a matter of property located on the east 100% Nylon Deluxe ash stick with pre­ side of Hop River Road, Map 16 pounds. grip; with cover. curved tan blade. voluntary choice, and they hardship on both the individual Mesh Jersey No. 22, Block No. 14, Lot No, Black pledge to work toward that and the American economy.’’ V151. & Gym Shorts Wilson The backyard playground (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Rubber Ball Street Hockey goal in all areas of employ­ Well, again there is no doubt No. 587 MESH JERSEY Matchpoint ment. that retirement can be a Appeal of Frances Hailston, MEN'S. XS-L Plastic Balls 59 West Street, for use Reg. 6.99 Well, no doubt forced retire­ hardship if a person, for Reg. variance of home business Boys', S-L, Reg. 5.99 4.66 24.99 whatever the reasons, is not requirements of Section 6A-7 ment at some arbitrary age GYM SHORTS Bowl for health and fun! of the Zoning Ordinance, for Nylon strung aluminum (currently and generally 65 in prepared for it. My motto is dignity be damned MEN'S. XS-XL Choice of 8 thru 161b. Tough plastic lor use on Almanac property located on the west frame, 4'/,, 4-3/8,4'/,, Reg. 4.99 sizes. 4-5/8; with cover asphalt, floors or ice. the private sector, 70 in the Even if the compulsory WASHINGTON — In this trade, we Ho-ho and a gadzooks or two. Kay these people to testify against me in side of Route 85, Map. No. 13, Block No. 34, Lot No. 12. Shoulder stripe jerseys government) can be an in­ all have slow days when it seems the indeed limits his freedom fighting to court for just a pie in the face.” WILSON YELLOW retirement age were raised or and notched leg shorts; ‘ PRICES INCLUDE PRECURVEO justice and a waste in some entire human race is on vacation. I small fry. The Chinese Communist By United Press International Zoning Board TENNIS BALLS 116 TANBUDE eliminated, of course, a Played patsies of Appeals in assorted colors. DRILLINGS INITIALS C anol].. Raf.99c...... presume the Washington Star was regime is more contemptuous of 77* cases. worker still would be free to Unfortunately, that sums up the at­ Today is Friday, Sept. 23, the 266th of the --It But there is something inap­ retire at 65 — or earlier, if he suffering from this malady when it human rights than even the Soviet titude of Kay’s victims. Apparently, day of 1977 with 99 to follow. Town of Bolton I, devoted its daily Page 1 Q and A in­ Union. After pieing Liddy, Kay could John Morianos, propriate about such excep­ could swing it financially. they feel it is beneath their dignity to "rhe moon is between its first V it .J c'assault mouth full of fist as notice that I will Judge, of the Court of Probate, llo z . !t GIFT DEPT, Not so for the vast majority Edward Kennedy said he would not ptftrict of Mancbetter at a hetrlog and in financial security. asked to explain the "symbolism” of with a deadly pie,” he said. “In this sue hell out of him. Under certain held on September 14, 1977 ordered All 72 Per Store, seek the Democratic presidential that all claims must be presented to Types No Rain Checks pie-throwing. Said Kay: "When you day of shootings, mugging, rapes, it conditions, my motto is dignity be nomination in 1976 and would not the fiduciary on or before Dec M W ni The Rev. Lawrence Hill of South United Methodist dle. Leslie Scott, Chris White, Tessie With interest soaring, the teams Many opportunities recall our special efforts to clean up curricular activities and above all in s 3 Month Cartificata THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS •Mazzotta, and Ingrid Jacobson. After are off and running even before the our school in several different ways. a respect for our own selves as Church performed the double-ring ceremony. 6 . 0 0 ’^ 5 M * St.OOO minimum NATIVI NAftVl CAUP first competition, and with morale so I am referring to the problems that The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a Raguia' Savingi Account practicing every day after .school and responsible young adults who are 5 . 4 7 ’^ Inlattti paid day of dapont CMUaOWER BEETOSENS LETTUCE Saturdays, the team can't help but be high, win or loss, the season can be available at MHS we’ve had with litter and vandalism, willing to accept the many privileges Qiana gown designed with an Alencon lace scalloped U- to day of wiihdrawai eO^hoad 4 9 < b. 4 5 * prepared for its first meet on nothing but a success. — Carolyn the nonstudent problem, and the use granted and who wish to see them neckline, long fitted sleeves edged in lace, a lace-edged Intarfit compoundtd daily and contmuouily providing the highest September may mark the begin­ For the linguists among us, the panel at back and a chapel train. She wore baby’s breath atfaciiva annual yiaid allowed by law All cerlilicaie accounit require '■B''aRADI FANCY Egan of drugs and alcohol on our campus. I continued here at MHS. a Bubatantial penalty m the event of early withdrawal ning of books, exams and sleepless German, French and Spanish may feel that we’ve made good progress In a change made three years ago, in her hair and carried a bouquet of gardenias, RiK MAC’S BiWnEnPEiUtS SPINACH nights, but it can also mark the just be the havens you desire. If there in the past three years in trying to I shall continue to spend several stephanotis, baby’s breath and yellow roses. $ 0 * s lit. beginning of a year jammed with fun- are politicians writhing within the Ms. Nadine Salley of Rockville was maid of honor. Ci ImM 6149< S9 V Editorial eliminate these problems and have hours of each day in the cafeteria OFCN DAILY 6 A.M. TO • P.M. • SUNDAYS • A M. TO • P.M. filled activities and sports events. If masses, speak up and be heard in the been very pleas^ with the over-all area — away from my office in the Bridesmaids were Mrs. Aimee Suhie of Derby and Mrs. • lYt Sail Tft# Hara/d, Sunday Pap«f«. ptui Lottary T/ckaia • you’re an "anxiously-awaiting- Debate Club, Current Affairs or Stu­ positive support of our student body. front of the building. As you well Patricia Tyszka of Burlington, sisters of the bride. Heritage Savings THE KINO graduation" senior, an apathetic dent Assembly. I expect this same kind of response know, with a student body as large as Louis Tuttle of Eastport was his brother’s best man. 1X1)1. hsiM itiliiw • SiiurlSVI OF Water-minded people are urged to junior, or just a timid sophomore, to continue as we begin a new school ours, it is very difficult to get to know Ushers were Henry Adelwerth of Eastport and James The new schedule what better time to burst from your join the Deep-Sixers or the Fuller of Somers. PRODUCE!" year. The same requests that were every individual, but I would like Manchester • Tolland • Coventry PpRO shell of indifference than in the Aquaettes, while socially-minded V 276 OAKLAND STST„ MANCHESTER At the close of school last year a house and watch TV. With a made of the student body in the past very much to get to meet as many of A reception was held at Fiano’s Restaurant in beginning of another school year, people might find their niche in the poll was taken among the teachers February vacation there are all sorts are being made again. Let me you as possible during this school Manchester, after which the couple left for Bermuda. • 643-6384. when all the great activities are star­ AFS Club. Announcers Club, Deca, and students of the Manchester of winter sports, and in April it is dry suggest that each of you very careful­ year. Thank you and good luck to They are residing in Albany, N.Y. schools asking whether or not we enough to take part in spring and ting anew. FSA and Band are just more of the ly read your student handbook for everyone. — George Emmerling, Mrs. Timothy R. Tuttle In the wide variety of activities at activities available. The Commence­ wanted a schedule change for the summer activities. direction in these matters. You will Principal MHS next year. If the new schedule doesn’t work MHS, there is one that appeals to ment Committee may even The proposed new schedule would out we will change back to the old every kind of person. For those stimulate all those aforementioned eliminate the February and April schedule. As a member of the junior whose favorite class is algebra, the "anxiously-awaiting-graduation’ ’ In the service vacations of one week each and class this will be of little use to me as math team is always a challenge. seniors. Debaters prepare replace them with a one week vaca­ it is4his year’s grades that go on my The literarily-inspired have a wider Sports can also serve as a means of tion in March. This would allow us to college transcripts. scope to choose from in HSW and Ari- enjoyment for both sexes. Kick out for new season Dennis L. Roy, husband of Pattie Roy of Academy, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind., dian. get out of school one week earlier in If there is a schedule change your frustrations in a game of foot­ IHMO). If you feel strongly about Manchester, recently was promoted to he also attended the Non-commissioned Arty students can photograph their ball or soccer. Vent your spleen If you enjoy expressing your ideas, June. A similar poll was given to the suggested for Manchester schools, any one of these topics, then the Army private first class while serving as Officers’ Education School at Ft; Eustis, way through Somanhis, sketch their through basketball, volleyball, field would like to overcome any fear of parents of students enrolled in the students and faculty of those Debate Team is the opportune place a wheeled-vehicle driver with the 4th Va. way through Aridian, sing their way hockey, baseball, softball, swim­ presenting speeches, would like to Manchester schools. schools should be given the power to to voice your opinions. For those of Transportation Brigade in Russelsheim, He now resides in Groton with his wife through Roundtable, and act their ming, tennis, or track. If yours is the learn how to organize your thoughts, It was announced later that the decide whether or not it goes you who are not outspoken, but want Germany. and three children. way through Sock and Buskin. The athletic but not competitive spirit, or are interested in the Health Care schedule change was going into through; after all, we are the ones to learn more, debating is still the He entered the Army in November 1976. Outing Club may appeal to the intramurals may be just what you’re System, then your best bet would be effect this year. who have to live with it. — Grace place to go, and can be very Airman W ^e J. Lemeiux, son of Mr. The United Way It has come to my attention that Jaworski ascetics and Thoreau fans. looking for. to join the Debate Club for the 1977- beneficial. S. Sgt. Stephen Peters, a 1970 graduate and Mrs. J e ^ C. Lemieux of 6 Oakwood the students and teachers both voted No one is expecting you to be the '78 season. This year we plan to travel to many of East Hartford High School, recently St., East Hartford, has been assigned to against the schedule change by a con­ captain of the football team, a Last year, the team of Susan Launi and Mary Toland were the state in-state schools for tournaments: returned to Connecticut to serve as an Keesler AFB, Miss., after completing Air siderable margin. It was the parents’ Somanhis editor or student assembly champions. Susan is now at Yale, but Choate-Rosemary, Hopkins, Notre Army recruiter in New London County. Force basic training. • •• No t Ju s t F o r president, but no one is keeping you vote which decided the subject. Sock ’n' Buskin Dame, Rippowam, and Stamford He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey He will now receive specialized training from it, either. Get involved for your Mary is back again, and hoping to As a student at the high school, I Catholic. For the first time, MHS Daggett of 36 Chestnut St., East Hartford. in the administrative field. He was own enjoyment and make the best of emulate last year’s results. Along find myself disappointed in the way will sponsor a tournament at the high Mr. Dagget is president of ABC Movers in graduated from East Hartford High this case was handled. It is my opi­ starts to act up your high school years. —Carolyn with Susan, many other seniors left, school, on Nov. 6. To gain more East Hartford. School in 1977. nion that since it is the students and Egan and now we need more members to For the first couple of weeks of as well as upperclassmen are en­ debating skill, we plan to go out-of- S.Sgt. Peters enlisted as a motor Tlie‘Y>tlierGiiyi replace them. teachers who are using the schedule, school, all students are preoccupied couraged to join. Sock ’n’ Buskin is transport operator after high school it should be their opinions that decide This year’s topic of Health Care state to UMass, Harvard, Dart­ with something. Seniors are counting not only for people interested in ac­ graduation. the matter. Spring is just about the HSW now offers a wide variety of interpreta­ mouth, Bates/Qinby (Maine), and the days until June, juniors are ting. Carpenters, painters, elec­ He completed training at Ft. Campbell, most difficult time of year to concen­ tion, and promises a very exciting, Barrington, R. I. Through these agencies, The United Way continues to work for adjusting to their new teachers, and tricians, scavengers, sewers, artists, but busy year. Some of the issues we If you’re a sophomore, junior, Ky. and Ft. Polk, La. and subsequently The best bargains in town are in the trate on studying. recruiting Classified Advertising section every every one of the half-million people in sixteen Greater Hartford sophomores are trying to look like draftsmen, musicians, organizers, will discuss include abortion, nursing senior, or a freshman, come to Room served in Washington,, D.C. and in Viet­ The February and April vacations day! When you're looking for a special they’re not lost. Now that two weeks and all others interest^ in having a 217 on Tuesdays or Thursdays right nam and Korea. Prior to reporting to communities. United Way agencies work for you — and the The High School World, not unlike homes, malpractice insurance. item, make a point of reading the have been crucial to me in the past. have passed and the seniors have good time are needed. The club is Connecticut, he was assigned as non­ Uncle Sam, wants you. We need National Health Insurance, and after school to see for yourself what Classified Ads. "other guy" — in good times as well as bad. So help yourself: Those two breaks are definitely settled down and the juniors have really many activities rolled into commissioned officer in charge of the Ft. needed. Also the chances of illness creative writers, news writers, Health Maintenance Organization it’s really like. — Richard Walden adjusted, the sophomores are still one, and a member can become in­ Devens, Mass, transportation motor pool. make your pledge to The United Way of Greater Hartford. will increase with the prolonged typists, artists, lost, and their minds have turned to volved as much or as little as he A recent graduate of the Army attendance during the winter photographers...anyone who has any thoughts of extra-curricular ac­ wants. Recruiting and Career Counseling months. journalistic talents or ambitions. If tivities. The various clubs and sports For those of you who plan in ad­ Swim team optimistic American National Red Cross, Greater Hartford Association For Retarded Citizens, Inc. Another disadvantage of the new you’re interested in seeing your are looking for members to become vance, our first production of the Rumor has it that this year’s swim I'lie learn lliis yeai- cunsists of tliii - Greater Hartford Qiapter (HARQ name in the paper, talk to us. If you'd ^ NATIVE ' schedule is the fact that the vacation involved, and most of all, have fun. year is "The Hounds of the Basker- team is something extra-special. ty swimmers, five of whom are American Social Health Associabon The Hartford Dispensary will be held during March. With the like to do some artwork, talk to us. If One of the most popular groups in villes,” a Sherlock Holmes mystery. Great coaching, great spirit, great strictly divers. This year's top divers PEACHES Boy Scouts Of America, Inc. Hartford Neighborhood Centers snow melting and the weather so school is Sock ’n’ Buskin, the MHS The dates to save are November 4,5, you belong to a club that you think teamwork and, most of all, great kids are Ingrid Jacobson and Sue Duffy. Long Rivers Council Hartford Jewish Community Center needs publicity, talk to us. Or, even & APPLES wet, there won’t be much of anything drama club. Interested sophomores 11, and 12. —Paul Marte combine to make it so. Team Cap­ The team's swimmers, gradewise. Boys' Clubs O f Hartford Hockanum Valley Community Council, Inc. ONE DAY ONLY! APPLE CIDER VINEDAR that we can do but sit inside the better, write something for us! If tains Karen McArdle and Leslie divide up this way: 10 seniors. 6 Camp Fire Girls Hockanum Valley Child Day Care Center, Inc you’re interested in joining us, con­ Scott express optimism about the juniors, and 14 sophomores. Capitol Region Conference Of Churches, Infoline tact: outcome of this year’s swim season. According to Coach Dave Frost, FERRANDO Social Service Department Jewish Family Service Of Greater Hartford Stephen Latham — Co-editor the two toughest meets the girls will SBTURDIkY Catholic Family Services La Casa de Puerto Rico Mari Brennan — Co-Editor Managing the team this year are ORCHARDS compete in will be those against S E F T .2 4 Birch Mt Rd. Center For Voluntarism Legal Aid Society Grace Jaworski — Feature Editor Paul Brindamour, Russ Dagenais, Windham and Penney. The first meet Big Brothers Of Greater Hartford Lutz Junior Museum Get involved at MHS and Joe Cantin. They are in charge of 11-8 aitilonbury Marc Laufer — News Editor of the season will be against Hartford Voluntary Action Center (VAQ Manchester Association For Retarded Citizens (MARC) most of the timing in practices and t MILIB BBYOND I know a boy named Bill who going to build sets. Construction." for the High School World. Later in Paul Turek — Art Editor Public on Sept. 27. Coach Frost hopes . VITO'B RIBTAURANT Manchester Public Health Nurses Association meets, as well as setting up equip­ Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) arrived at MHS last year determined "How about the other guys?” the year, Paul joined the swim team Lynn Alemany — Photography that this meet will be the first of Child And Family Services Of Connecticut, River- East Homemaker-Home Health Aide Service, Inc. Editor ment and tying up the team’s loose to have as little to do with the high "Well, Pete was talking about and did very well. At mid-year, Pete many victories. - Joan Cycenas and including Hartley-Salmon Child Guidance Clinic Salvation Army < some language club meeting, and Zane Vaughn — Advisor. ends. school .as possible. Bill wanted to started taking choir. He had a great Ellen O'Brien. Community Child Guidance Clinic Of Manchester, Inc. Services For The Elderly have lots of free time to fool around John went with Dave White to talk time performing in the musical. Sheldon Community Child Guidance Clinic with some teacher about a scuba Community Council O f The Capitol Region with his friends. He didn’t want to Bill, needless to say, had a mis­ Connecticut Junior Republic South Windsor Public Health Nursing Association get tied down to after-school prac­ diving club." erable year. He had a full 10 months . T Connecticut Trails Council Of Girl Scouts, Inc. Tolland-Windham l,egal Assistance, Inc. "Who’s Dave White?" of dull afternoons. He tried to go to a tices, rehearsals and meetings. He MHS guidance notes Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council United Services Organizations, Inc, (USO) "Oh, he’s a new friend of Pete’s wanted to keep his weekends free. couple of dances and one drama The Guidance Department ac­ Connecticut Yankee Girl Scout Council The Urban League O f Greater Hartford, Inc. from tiling. Hey, he’s a pretty decent education to discuss with them the reg istratio n s to be mailed to "Let other people join stupid clubs meeting late in the year, but he felt tivities continued through the Valley Homemaker Service kid. Real funny. You should meet ASVAB test and the completion of a Princeton, N.J. is Sept. 30. Registra­ Council on Social Work Education and follow fancy schedules. I’m out of place — he didn’t know anyone. summer as counselors worked on Valley NET, inc. him.” pocket resume. All seniors will be tion forms postmarked after that Direct Aid going to do just enough school work He kicked himself for not having resolving conflicts in schedules, "Mmm. Hey, would you like to go seen for an individual conference date and prior to Oct. 14 must be ac­ Drug Infomnation Assistance Line (DIAL) Visiting Nurse Association Of Hartford to get by, and then have lots of free joined these things earlier. All his old programmed new and returning YOUR 'K out someplace Friday night? We after the group meetings when their companied by a late registration fee East Hartford Public Health Nursing Association, Inc. Winding Trails, Inc. time to have fun." Bill, it seemed, friends had fun things to do and lots students, and counseled students, could go to . . .” career and educational plans will be of $4. The fee for the SAT is $7,25 Family Service Society Women's League Day Care Center was bent on making the most of his of new pals. His new friends were "Sorry, I can’t. "I’m going to the parents and adults who "dropped more fully discussed. On Sept. 27, 28, 29 and ASVAB test Farmington Valley Association For Retarded YMCA Of Metropolitan Hartford high school years. dull, and their conversation wasn’t EARS PIERCED dance with a girl I met in French. in." ■ Guidance Department plans for the will be given at MHS. Students may And Handicapped (FAVARH) YWCA Of The Hartford Region But early in the third week of half as interesting as the ones his Orientation and testing for in­ Why aren’t you going?" fall include the evening seminars for sign up in the Guidance Office. Farmington Visiting Nurses Association Youth Employment Service school, something strange happened. friends were having. The parties he coming 10th graders was held on two "Aw, come on! School dances parents to begin Oct. 4, a vocational The Armed Services Vocational D l I I C I A Pair of Hypo-AHarganlc It was Tuesday afternoon, and Bill days prior to the opening of school. stink! Who wants to be in school on went to were all too often pointless school mini-fair Oct. 25, a four-year Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a r L i M Q i EarrlfiD Studa The Uiiitei! Wuy of Greater Hartford iiuludn the member agemiei of: had English for his eighth period With school in session again, Friday night? I’m gonna party!" gatherings of peopfe who barely and two-year college mini-fair Nov. three-hour test which assesses stu­ class. The bell rang and Bill bolted knew each other. Time, Bill dis­ counselors began meeting this week The Farmington Community Chest 1. Details will follow in later issues of dent aptitudes in areas such as ver­ A Pair of Pearl out of class and ran out to the door Gradually, Bill’s friends drifted covered, is meaningless unless it is with seniors. L. Donald Brooks and United Way of Manchester the World. bal, analytic/quantitative, clerical, Hypo-Allersanic EarrlftRa where he and his old Bennet friends away from him. They spoke to him used. He vowed that next year, he PLUS! Simsbury Community Fund Mrs. Grace Kunz have been having Next week Harry Maidment will mechanical, trade technical, and always met. He waited for 15 less and less — not because they would get involved in as many clubs small group sessions with seniors Tri-Town United Way minutes, but not one of them showed didn’t like him, but because they had meet with seniors interested in finan­ general academic ability. as he could right away. He’d have to planning further education to make cial aid to discuss the various forms up. He stood around for ten extra made new friends. These new friends While these aptitudes are corelated For Only use all his time to stay active in all of them aware of the steps to take in of financial aid, as well as how and minutes just to make sure. Then, were from Bennet and Illing alike. to training and jobs in the armed ser­ them, but It would be worth it. He’d applying to post high school in­ when to apply. puzzled, he went home. There was vices, they can also be applied to jobs Your Ears Pierced by a trained prolessional using a make new friends — better than the stitutions. They also discuss the College representatives scheduled nothing to do that whole afternoon They were people who shared com­ and training in civilian areas. The precision inslrumenl (Persons 6 to 18 must be accom­ ones he’d made last year. preparation of a resume for their to visit the Guidance Office to meet but listen to music. He caught up on mon interests. Paul had lots of fun test is free and is recommended to panied by a guardian A consent form must be signed at the guidance folder. In addition, seniors with interested students the week of counter.) This clinic meets all slate requirements. THANKS. his first weeks of homework and with his friends in drama. John went Well, Bill, school has started again. any students wishing to learn more are asked to write their own Sept. 26-30: went to sleep early. away on weekend dives with friends Now’s your chance to get into things, about themselves and their strengths recommendations for college. These Monday, Sept. 26, Trinity College, On Wednesday morning, he met his who were interested in scuba. All of to put yourself into the mainstream and weaknesses. with the lively people. Good luck. may be included in the school Hartford, 9 a.m.; and Barnard Applications are available in the The Unibed VN^y oP Creaber Harbford friend Paul in the hallway. Bill’s Bennet buddies went to school recommendation and augmented by Manchaatar dances and sports games and met And for the rest of you: I hope you College, New York City, 10 a.m. Guidance Office for the Connecticut The United Way of Greater Hartford, !nc., 68 South Main Street, West Hartford, Connecticut 06107 • (203)521*1860 "Hey, Paul, where were you guys counselor comments. Parkada yesterday?" new people, ^ m e became involved don’t have to learn about involve­ Friday, Sept. 30, Mary Mount State Scholarship Program. Also this week, Ronald Mocadlo College, 9:45 a.m. "Oh, sorry Bill! I had a meeting in student government, some wrote ment the way Bill did. Make the most Applications must be postmarked on and Mrs. Sara Robinson are meeting The first date for seniors to take for the drama club after school. I’m articles about the clubs they were in of your year. or before Nov. 15, 1977. with seniors who do not plan further the SAT is Nov. 5. The deadline for MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchwter, Conn., Fri., Swt. 23, m - PAGE NINE A PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchcsttr, Conn,, Fri,, Sept, 23. 1977 Thoughts Red Sox lose ground t-hanges in lineup C??"?"*’) ApLENty DETROIT (UPI) - The "We re three games off. That hurts had been Jason Thompson's 30th Willoughby snared Tito Puentes’ National League home run, which made him the first Detroit Tigers have put Boston a lot," moaned first baseman George sharp grounder and checked LeFlore EunI Tiger since Rocky Colavito in 1962 to at third but. after walking Rusty in a nearly untenable position Scott, noting the difference in losses W L Pet. GB between Boston and New York. "We hit 30 home runs and drive in more Staub, Kemp sent his lazy high fly to Phila 94 58 .618 — By Len Auster — the Red Sox almost have to needed this one badly since they (the than 100 runs in the same year. left center and it tailed from the on- - ■ . 1 for East Catholic 11 Pittsburgh 88 65 .575 6'A w in every one of their Rookie Tim Corcoran pinch hit a • Vi Yankees) didn’t play. charging Fred Lynn and fell for a Chicago 80 73 .523 14'/i remaining 10 games. "Any game you lose from here on single with one out. then Ron LeFlore two-run double. By LEN AUSTER St. Louis 79 74 .516 15>/2 John Andreo moving over to Rookie Steve Kemp’s two-run dou­ is gonna hurt, hurt an awful lot," said slammed a tremendous 430-foot tri­ Lynn either slipped starting or felt Herald Spurtawriler Allen was shaken up against Montreal 71 81 .467 23 ble keyed a two-out, four-run seventh the man known as “The Boomer.” ple on one-hop off the center field it was Yastrzemski's ball because he While major surgery wasn’t tackle. Defensively, Brian Hall and won’t play but that is New York 60 93 .392 34'/2 from brief conversations. Execution fence. It was his third hit of the game Quick impressions inning Thursday night that produced "It didn’t h elp ,” said Carl took about five half-speed steps Shea moves back to corner- unconfirmed. was a main concern in ’76 but and 201st of the season, the first time performed, the makeup of the 'A «•*( First judgments are not always the a 5-4 Detroit win over Boston in a Yastrzemski, who tried to help with before turning on the jets and failing back and Tony Tiemann up to Manchester has a lot of new W L Pet. GB simplifying offense and defense two doubles and single, raising his since Al Kaline in 1955 a Detroit in a last desperate diving attempt. East Catholic High football best, but here are some after could work wonders. Head coach game the Red Sox could ill afford to linebacker while 6-1,180-pound — player has had 200 hits. lineup will change for Saturday faces but head Coach Jaclc- X-f-Los Ang 92 60 .605 witnessing some of the local sports lose. batting average to .302. “Now we Thomp.son was walked intentional­ junior Curt Slack, on the basis Cincin 82 72 .5,32 11 Jack Holik admits making mistake of have to win and pray — that’s about That brought in reliever Jim ly but Willoughby became the losing afternoon’s 1:30 confrontation Holik sees his secondary, teams in initial action. going last year with those who gave It dronned Boston three full games Houston 76 76 .500 16 behind first-place New York and IW what it comes down to.” Willoughby. Bill Campbell had pitcher — his first loss in seven of a good jayvee game and many times burned last year, East Catholic football — Three ho-hum efforts. That appears to be with Rockville High at Mt. San Fran 70 83 .458 22>/2 weeks of preseason, one of which games in back of second-place Rookie right-hander Don Aase pitched three innings the night decisions — when Ben Oglivie ripped work in practice, takes over greatly improved. Over-all, rectified, or hopefully so. You can Nebo. San Diego 66 88 .429 27 spent at the New London County 4-H carried a five-hitter and a 3-1 lead before, and had received his third a double down the line at first to for John Shovak at defensive win with attitude and effort if troops Baltimore. Worse, the Red Sox only Manchester High, “We have to pop people off the Atlanta 59 94 .386 33'.'2 Camp for four days, seem wasted as into the seventh. Although he was not cortisone shot on Monday, so he .score Kemp with what turned out to give 100 pef cent against team with have 10 games to make up the end. Shovak maintains his bat. If we do we’ll be in goo\ Mariner* 1 dropping a 26-7 duke to Hall. of kicking it all the time and that youngsters. long preseason with the hope of Cincinnati (Moskau 4-6) at Atlanta Charter Oak Conference doesn’t help because of a groin pull and reinjured ninth inning and went exclusively Ralph Garr’s run-scoring triple Eagle Coach John LaFon- minute detail makes a difference. It Blyleven pitched the first no­ (Capra 3-11), N matters. Elsewhere Cheney could af­ himself early in Thursday night’s with his sharp-breaking curve. He and Chet Ix'mon's sacrifice fly gave tana is being forced to make “The seniors have been here “running a few plays well, not can get the offense going that much hitter of his major league Philadelphia (Christenson 16-6) at ford weak defense and make tourna­ game. The pain became almost un­ retired the first two batters then the White Sox two runs in the ninth Catholic hacks ready to roll four years and haven’t really a lot of things not so well. We quicker. The frontline wingers Fred one change. Senior tailback Ar- Montreal (Rogers 16-14), N ment. Probably not here. career Thursday night to lead bearable in the eighth inning, but he walked pinch-hitter Carlos May inning and helped them beat the only have a few running plays. St, Louis (Forsch 18-6) at New Nassiff and Kevin Williams and nie Carter, one bright spot been with a winner. What we East Catholic cross country — Has the Texas Rangers to a 6-0 was determined to stay in until the before striking out Thad Bosley to Mariners Ixmon also hit a solo York (Jackson 0-0), N center forward Mark Marciano are Looking forward to Saturday’s home game at Mt. Nebo amidst the disaster, won’t play need to do is break the cycle. What’s needed is to get off the standout in sophomore John Clifford triumph over the California Angels got a hit. end the game. homer (or Chicago while Ruppert Los Angeles (Rhoden 16-9) at good, drawing praise from Rham Jones homered for Seattle. against Rockville High is this group of East Catholic backs. Left as he suffered a dislocated They’re not winning because ball and execute our blocks,” who’ll be among state elite before Angels. In order to put less pressure on his "1 wasn’t going to come out, not to right, Mike Freiheit, Fred Cecchini, Ken Brasa, Brian Sirois the second-year coach voiced. Houston (Lemongello 8-14), N High Coach Mike Zotta. The defense with a no-hitter going, " said shoulder in practice Tuesday they’re discouraged and dis­ remains shaky. Everything con­ through. But gap between him and I’adre* .'t. Red* I San Francisco (Barr 12-14) at San second runner, Rick Walsh, large, Blyleven. "I was gonna stay in even and Howie Furlong. Kickoff will be at 1:30. (Herald photo by and is out for approximately couraged because they’re not Penney opened with a 14-14 sidered, should win more than lose. An error by shortstop Dave Diego (D'Acquisto 1-1 or Freisleben and difference between this pair and if I had to throw underhand." Pinto) tie with Bloomfield and only Manchester High soccer — Off to Concepcion paved the way for two three weeks. Junior Fred winning. We need a win to get 7-8), N Nos. 3-5 runners far too much for Blyleven’s victory was his 14th avoided absorbing a setback as good start with two shutout wins. Op­ runs in the fifth inning, which helped Cecchini gets the nod with some encouragement.” winning season to be anticipated. against 12 losses and was probably a game-ending Bloomfield position might have been somewhat the Padres beat the Reds. San sophomore Howie Furlong in Rockville, similar to East, American League Clifford will do well individually, but the last game he will pitch this overrated, or maybe Indians un­ season. Diego's Gene Richards tied a major reserve. Sophomore Dave touchdown was called back Ea*l look for the team to get its share of league record for most stolen bases had trouble in controlling the derrated. Goalie Mark Copeland His achievement overshadowed the because of a clipping infrac­ W L Pet. GB lumps. And don’t blame new coach by a rookie with his 39th theft. Rollie Blake moves in at wingback. line of scrimmage against looked sharp in win over Windham pennant race in the American Indians launch On the offensive line, tion. Mike Nobile scored both New York 93 59 .612 — and understood to be key with two Jack Hull. Fingers notched his 34th save by League East, which grew tighter Hall. It looks like it’ll be an Baltimore 92 61 .601 ; ‘/2 sophomore Andy Bednar will Black Knight touchdowns with crucial saves in 4-0 blanking of En­ when Baltimore defeated Toronto, 7- pitching out of a ninth-inning jam even game. There is a report Boston 90 62 .592 3 Lee DeAngelis another running field. Sophomore Jeff Lombardo Philosophizing 1, to move within IV2 games of the Lull* .’>, Pliillie* :i get the start at left guard with that Ram quarterback Russ Detroit 72 81 .471 2112 threat. looks like goal-scorer locals have There’s an old axiom that you’re first-place New York Yankees, The Phillies magic number for slate Saturday Cleveland 67 85 .441 26 been searching for. May be major only as good as your talent. You'd clinching the NL East title remained Milwaukee 64 90 .416 30 The Boston Red Sox, however, lost By LEN AUSTER surprise of CCIL if able to keep it up, better believe it. You can make good ground in their bid to overtake the at four when Larry Biittner singled Toronto 52 100 .342 41 home the tie-breaking run in the possibly getting back to top which talent better, but mediocre talent Orioles and the Yankees when they Herald Sportawriter \\c*l seventh inning to give the Cubs a vic­ was accustomed place just few short remains...or so it's believed. What’s lost to Detroit, 5-4. tory. Biittner also singled home an w L Pet. GB years ago, a darn shame is seeing talent go to In the only other AL game, Chicago Call Manchester High’s football team a mystery, for what’s Vikes expect no problems Kan City 95 55 .633 . — Manchester High boys’ cross coun­ insurance run in the ninth. waste. There are players on and nipped Seattle, 5-4. Texas 86 67 .562 lO'z try — While not seen, much is known I'.\|>(i* 2. ( ardiiial* 0 known about it is very little. The Silk Towners return only four NEW YORK (UPI) - The NFL to highlight Sunday's action. some not on teams at East, San Diego topped Cincinnati, 3-1, Greene. But Oakland is only one Chicago 86 68 558 ID 2 The Expos unveiled rookie left­ starters, two offensive two defensive, from last year’s 0-10 club. Both teams, however, have avoided of this contingent. Coach George Manchester and Cheney who have Chicago defeated Philadelphia, 5-3, Minnesota Vikingsi can count win or one loss — although I prefer a Minn 80 73 .523 16‘z Suitor was looking for people to run hander, Dan Schatzedcr, who turned adding to the bad feeling between win." talent but aren’t using it. Let's give Montreal blanked St. Louis, 2-0, and While the jayvee team did have some success, it isn’t known at on beautiful weather and few Calif 72 80 .474 24 closer to top and got it in Wolcott In­ in a six-hitter in stopping the Car­ them. They're making it sound like "The only thing this game's going some of the blame to the coaches. Atlanta whipped Houston, 8-4, in what level the 1977 varsity will perform when it kicks off the Oakland 59 91 393 36 vitational where Indians won Varsity dinals Schatzeder also singled home problems from the opposition just another game. to prove is who's better on Sunday," Why not, everybody else does. But National League games. season Saturday afternoon at 1:30 against Penney High in East Seattle 59 95 .383 38 Three race. Solid with Wes the go-ahead run in the seventh in­ Saturday night when they visit Steelers' wide receiver Lynn Swann. the real trouble lies right in the Hartford. "When we play Oakland, it’s riiursiliiGx K<>uli> •Fedorchak, Dave Locke, Ed Lemieux mirror. That’s where the infection Oriole* 7, Blue Juju I ning. Tony Perez tripled in the other the still-winless Tampa Bay "I really believe for us to go run for Montreal to reach the 90-RBI Junior guard Jim Taylor and Steve senior Dave Edwards at tackle and always a good physical ball game," Baltimore 7, Toronto 1 with juniors John Lahda and Dave begins and no matter how hard a Mike Flanagan tossed a six-hitter Buccaneers in a game that will anywhere this season, we've got to be plateau for the 11th consecutive year Ruggiero, the latter missing most of McMahon at middle guard. said Pittsburgh defensive tackle Joe Detroit 5, Boston 4 Timbrell coming on strong. Senior coach tries to get matters and Lee May crashed a three-run feature a trio of expensive run­ at least 5-1 in our division." Brim-* ft, \*lro* I the campaign because of a broken Coulombe and junior Doug Ogden Chicago 5, Seattle 4 Matt Schmid will help in future. straightened out, they won’t until the homer to lead the Orioles to victory man the linebacking posts. The se­ ning backs. Texas 6, California 0 Barring injury, Manchester should over the Blue Jays. Flanagan, 13-10, Brian Asselstine drove in three jaw, are the only returnees on offense youngster decides to do so himself. Texas Ranger pitcher Bert Blyleven follows through on final for head coach Jack Holik while cond will come from Linsenbigler, Both teams are coming off season­ Today's (.unit's bring home Class LL title, just mis­ Maybe on the same or different has now won 11 of his last 13 runs with a double and a single to junior end Colin O’Neil and back junior Leo Diana, junior'T’at Bixby, opening losses, the Vikings dropping Milwaukee (Haas lO-lli at sed in 1976, plateau are those who relish pitch which completed his no-hitter last night against the decisions after a disappointing 2-8 lead Atlanta while Houston’s Cesar Mike Linsenbigler are back on Kearney or sophomores Tom a 16-10 overtime decision to Dallas Big college games Minnesota (Goltz 18-10) Manchester High football — How mediocrity. They have talent, know California Angels. (UPI Photo) start. May's homer, his 26th, gave Cedeno had his 22-game hitting defense. It's virtually new personnel McCluskey or Pete Tyo. and the Bucs falling, 13-3, to New York (Gullett 12 4' at Toronto can you tell about something you it, use some of it, but won't work him 15 RBI in the last 10 games. streak snapped everywhere else. "The key (on defense) is our down Philadelphia. But the NFC champion (Jefferson 9-16). N haven’t seen? The attitude of the hard to take that step up. Makes you people," Holic stated, "If we can Progress in pre-season has also Vikings should have little trouble on gridiron slated Baltimore (Flanagan 12-10) at players seems better; that drawn think they’re afraid of a little bit of control the line of scrimmage and not been slowed due to injuries. Junior handing Tampa Bay its 16th straight Cleveland (Waits 8-7). N success. Dave Marshall has been out two get driven back, the linebackers and regular-season loss. Boston (Paxton 9-5) at Detroit ends can pursue.” Sports briefs weeks with a shoulder injury. He was What could keep the first meeting NEW YORK (UPI) — The talk among college football fans this (Sykes 5-6). N Leader Garner not happy tabbed a defensive tackle but is Holik and staff have stressed con­ of the two teams interesting, Kansas City (Leonard 18-11) at ditioning for "if you’re not in super week has been mostly about Saturday’s matchup between third- son, Mary Mills and Mary doubtful for the opener. Junior Bill however, are the performances of Californoa (Simpson 6-101. N Sign Roche Two of her toughest iron shot into the cup on the Stokes has been slowed with a condition, you’ll die in the fourth Minnesota's Chuck F'oreman plus ranked Ohio State and fourth-ranked Oklahoma at Columbus, Texas (Perry 13-12) at Oakland Putter gives Kite ALAMO, Calif. 188-yard 13th. Horner. Eleven women quarter.” rivals on the ladies’ pro strep throat but will see some ac­ Tampa Bay's Ricky Bell and Anthony Ohio, but there are two other games involving nationally ranked (Koegh 1-2). N SEATTLE (UPI) — Defensive end (UPI) — JoAnne golf circuit had a lot more "I had just three-putted joined Stacy at 72. tion at defensive middle guard. On Attitude, Holik noticed, has been Davis, three of the NFL's highest opponents on the weekend schedule that have far greater Chicago (Barrios 14-5) at Seattle Alden Roche has been signed as a Garner, first-round 11, ” Hollis quipped, “so I Mardell Wilkins and good and is listed as an asset. problems than just one out- the offensive side, senior Tom paid runners. significance. (Abbott 11-12). N lift into golf lead free agent by the Seattle Seahawks, leader of the 100,(X)0 of-bounds shot. Judy wanted to avoid putting on rookie Betsy McWillie both "Everyone is together, willing to General Manager John Thompson an­ Prignano had a good shot at a half­ Foreman rushed for 66 yards on 22 Conference races are more impor­ Lady Coventry LPGA Rankin, the top money 12. ” Stacy, who won the had a chance, Mardell back post but an injury in an inter­ work. We’ve put them through their attempts and caught five passes for "There's going to be a lot of big nounced Thursday. use of a Mercury Cougar being 6-under for nine holes paces pretty good. One thing, a win tant than national ratings to most Cowens impresses golf tourney, was not winner at $113,000, had a squad game will limit him in the ear­ 56 yards and a touchdown against the coaches, and that's why the games games in the conference this year MASON, Ohio (UPI) — Tom Kite put on a long-distance put To make room for Roche on the lower nack spasm which auto for a year with her and Betsy 5-under at one will do miracles. A win in any game Seahawks’ 45-man roster, defensive too thrilled with her ly going. Cowboys and Bell, the million-dollar between sixth-ranked Texas Tech and you can definitely rank this one BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (UPI) - ting demonstration Thursday that even he couldn’t believe. limited her swing. She ace, wound up at 72. time, but finished among Besides Ruggiero and Taylor, the will show we can win and instill con­ back from Southern Cal. looked im­ in that category,” says Texas Tech Boston Celtics center Dave Cowens tackle Bill Sandifer was placed on round Thursday. She At 71 were Diane Patter­ the 72 shooters. fidence. And when you come down to and seventh-ranked Texas A&M "My putter decided to take me for managed a 2-over 75. offensive platoon lists junior Mike pressive gaining 55 yards in 15 Saturday night and lOth-ranked Coach Steve Sloan. is making an impressive preseason the injured reserve list. Sandifer suf­ knew it could have ‘Tve had back trouble the nitty-gritty, confidence comes performance, says Coach Tom Hein- a free ride." said Kite when it was all "It was lights out,” said Kite. fered a broken leg last week against Coulombe at center, junior John carries against the Eagles in his Florida and Mississippi State Satur­ A matchup similar to the Texas And so. Kite’s magic wand of a been a lot better. for years,” she said. “It McMahon and senior Tom Harley at from executing in a game. We have regular season debut. sohn. over, “and I just jumped on it." Baltimore. day afternoon are of vital impor­ Tech-Texas A&M encounter will take putter carried him to a 4-under-par 66 She fired a 4-under-par 69 hasn’t hurt much since Oc­ tackle and senior tri-captain Dave the potential of winning but how Davis, listed as Bell's backup, “I’ve never seen David so strong, Kite was 35 feet av^ay from the tance. place at Jackson, Miss., where and a share of the opening-round lead over the long and narrow tober of 1975. I guess I’ve Sports slate Tyo at tight end. Harley and much unsure. gained only 12 yards in five carries so.eager,” Heinsohn said Thursday hole. Plunk. Texas Tech and Texas A&M, both Mississippi State and Florida will in this week’s PGA tour stop — the Rond Hill course, even sloughed off on my exer­ Linsenbigler are the only tri­ "The first game is important but it against the Eagles but added 62 yards fight it out for the leadership in the on the second day of practice at the Twenty-five feet away. Zip. Jones finished unbeaten in two starts, are expected $150,000 Ohio Kings Island Open. though she knocked her cises. I have my medicine ■* ( H I I li W i II (I'll r a I captains. is only one of 10. One thing which we on three kickoff returns. Southeastern Conference. Mississip­ Massachusetts Maritime Academy. A couple of 20-footers. Plunk. SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Padres’ to battle it out for the Southwest Tied with the high-flying Kite was drive on the second hole with me. I’ll take medicine \('« iiililiiii Depending on the formation, either won’t do is tolerate anyone dogging In games Sunday, Oakland is at pi State, which has just come off "David wasn’t happy with the way he Plunk. Manager Alvin Dark said Wednesday SOGCKK Conference championship and Satur­ virtual unknown Bill Calfee, who out of bounds. and stay in bed until 10 Billion al t roiiiiirll O'Neil will be the weakside end or it. We let it go last year. It was our Pittsburgh, the New York Giants at NCAA probation, has won its first played at the close of last season and An 18-footer. Ah, that’s too easy. Randy Jones had pitched his last > i III « 1» 11 r \ a I day night's game at Lubbock, Tex,, played the best round of golf in his “I thoroughly enjoy this o’clock tomorrow morning. ( o \ 1- III r \ a I B a c o n sophomore Ray Tilden at split end. fault and I’ll admit it. But it’s Dallas, Chicago at St. Louis, Atlanta two games while Florida is 1-0. some people are going to pay for Zap. game for the season in a losing effort Maiu'lir^lrr, could be the one which decides it all. short career. course,” said the 38-year- If it gets, better. I’ll keep Vcaiicnn The starting quarterback assignment different now. You give 100 per cent at Washington, Philadelphia at Los those unhappy nights he went against the Cincinnati Reds Tuesday V «| ti i n a s a I K a •* t Just one stroke back of the co­ old earner, “but it’s very my 1:30 tee-off time.” R lia in al P ocll.im l goes to 6-3, 180-pound John Syphers and produce.” Or out. Angeles, Baltimore at the New York through last year. ” night. ( alliolir. .‘t leaders going into today’s second hard for me. You need Jan Stephenson had a with juniors Gary Marineau and "We’re young, small, but will be Jets, Buffalo at Denver, Houston at Jones said he didn’t want to strain Uot'kx Mill al riii'nr\ ( R O S S ( HI \ I R$ round was defending champ Ben length off the tee, which muscle spasm in her Dean Herrington in reserve. Syphers scrappy as hell. We have people who Green Bay, Miami at San Francisco, Ali trying his left arm which was operated on iVrli. :?:i:> Manclic*lcr I onaril al Crenshaw. helps, but you snap one and shoulder area and had to on being rated the best passer gets want to hit.” New Orleans at Detroit, San Diego at Bowling earlier this year. He said he had had lliM-kNilU* al Gla<»lon* I n ficlil Eight golfers came up with 2- it’s OB (out of bounds). Of withdraw after 15 holes. the nod. Linsenbigler lines up at Schedule: Sept. 24 Penney A, Oct. 1 Kansas City and Seattle at Cinnein- Q u a s a r 71A. some problems wiith stiffness in the litir> s I . Paul a I F. a • I East Hartford A, 8 Hall H, 15 Conard nati. to forget under-par 68s Thursday — Mike Hill, course, in every tourna­ Kathy Whitworth and ( a llio lic fullback and seniors Mike Pease and shoulder lately. Sandra Post were tied for Craig Kearney at halfback. H, 22 Wethersfield A, 29 Simsbury H, New England visits Cleveland on Bob Zender, Jack Spradlin, Mike ment I’ve won this year ( li c n c \ I c c li a t “He’s had problems getting loose second, going into today’s Nov. 5 Enfield A, 12 Fermi A, 19 Monday night. PARKADE DLSTY- ■rtf Sullivan, Allen Miller, Don Pooley, (four, counting last week’s Turkey shoot < roniM cll On the defensive side, Dave Tyo DEER LAKE, Pa, (UPI) - the last 10 days so I don’t want to second round, with 70s. and O’Neil are the ends, Harley and Windham H, 26 East Catholic 11:30 The Steelers and Raiders resume Len Farrand 229-217-616, Craig Stadler and Tony Cerda. team title with Judy M a n c liC 'Ic r ( on aril al Trade-in time Muhammad Ali left training camp Among a cluster of 14 with 69s take any chances with him,” Dark Whitworth had an eagle on a.m. Other games 1:30 p.m. perhaps the most bitter rivalry in the John Kozicki 242-226-636, said. Rankin) I’ve hit one out of listed Sunday I nficlil lizii'l*) replace your old color TV now! for a pre-fight physical today in New were Leonard Thompson, Bob Wynn, bounds. I must have a the par-5 12th, a 440-yard Leo Nelson 223-568, Manchester Sportsman's (.IRI s I II I I) ||0 ( Kl $ York and would like everyone to Andy North, Bobby Nichols and Tom­ dozen this year. It’s been converted par-4 hole. She Lawrence Neil 209, Rich ■ :C Assn, will present the first I (•i iiii at Manclic'icr. forget the two hard knockdowns he my Aaron. was only six feet from the Higgins 205-561, Bob Oliver Rashad to start tough on Don.” in a series of Sunday :t; I .■> 210, Don Wilson 210-582, suffered while sparring with Jimmy Far back in the pack was Jack Don is her husband, flag after two shots. Ellis the other day — or at least not BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Hollis Stacy scored an Turkey Shoots this week at Larry Davis 204-212, Denny Nicklaus with a 3-over-par 73, who’s always in the gallery the Deming Road grounds believe they were real. "Jack was exceedingly tired," said Ahmad Rashad, who suffered a mild ace when he belted a five- Carlin 550, Skip Kelly 206, when she plays. in Bolton. OMMHBM Ali was so eager to forget the inci­ Kite, who played in Nicklaus' group. concussion in last week’s game, Lou Polinski 211-555, Ernie Guns and ammunition Whipple 243, Ken Cooley dent, he couldn’t remember either "He seemed to be having a little practiced Thursday and will lie in the 9mMm V«9 knockdown moments after they oc­ trouble getting interested." starting lineup for Saturday night’s will be supplied. 210, Jim Hickey 204. The Sunday competition curred. When he was asked Thursday Kite had no trouble. game against Tampa Bay, Minnesota ANOOVU by two British newsmen if he had The native of Horseshoe Bay, Tex., Viking’s Coach Bud Grant said will run through Nov. 20. 741-7999 Q u a sa r Thursday. Bowling POWDER PCFF- faked the knockdowns, he said "oh, easily could have been at 6-under 64 Guard Ed White, who was missing Arlene Griffin 179, Lorie yeah," continued to cover up when had he not bogeyed the last two holes. ServiceMi$er from training camp for seven weeks, Levere 199-181-532, Lorrie other people who hadn’t seen the Bill Calfee, a native of Tampa, CHASSIS wiih was activate Thursday. In order to Salvatore 133, Diane Baker 179-473, Ruth Ann knockdowns asked him about it. Fla,, shot a steady 33-33—66 to Jje NITE OWLS - Dot Hills make room for him the Vikings Colangelo 128, Stella Kelly Glass 180-204-540, Evie No matter what Ali says now, Kite for the lead. 178, Carol Michaud 480, Jan jyodule however, those two knockdowns waived offensive tackle Bart 127-345, Katy Kelly 125-345, Feder 181-457, Ellen Albert reliability "It's by far my best round of golf Miner 455, Beth Kenyon 180-480, Herm McKinney were real. ever on the tour,” said the second- Buetow, from the University of 450, Kathy Berzenski 456. Beverly Goldberg 340. The 35-year-old champion will try year player, who had to muster a Minnesota. TENT 177, Nancy Gressman 183- 513, Florence Ahlers 175, to divert everyone’s attention today, qualifying round Monday. New punter TRI-TOWN - Don Dzen by attending the physical for his "But I’m not going to predict I’m 212-535, Jon Booth 530, Bill Jean Michaud 452, Lynda PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - Punter Neipsic wins Raymond 474, Vicky Glass Sept. 29 showdown with Earnie in good shape yet. I'm still thinking Calhoun 500, Ray Bessette Shavers in Madison Square Garden, Wilbur Summers was signed Jr. 536, Don Goehring 508, 480, Rae Jacobs 460. about making the cut, not about win­ ’Thursday, by the Detroit Lions, who league honors with his Superman cape and a bag of ning the tournament." Henry Jarvis 518, Joe acorns. released Mitch Hoopes to make room Tolisano 530, Paul Barton The Neipsic Tennis Crenshaw is thinking about win­ on their roster. Club's men's doubles SALE ning the tourney, though, hoping for 534. COMMERCIAL - Bill ’The Lions also announced the first MacMullen 198-138-468, Q u a sa r. EARLY back-to-back championships. He was teams completed an un­ extremely happy with his opening home game, Sunday against the New HOME ENGINEERS - defeated season in the Henry Luneski 154-146-427, 25" WORKS IN A DRAWER. AMERICAN Hearing off ' Orleans Saints, was not a sellout and IN PROGRESS Ken Osborne 140-141-411, STYLINQ round 33-34—67. Shirley Eldridge 218-485, Greater Hartford Tennis NEW YORK (UPI) - The New will be blacked out in the Detroit Rick Nicola 166-138- 407, diagonal CONSOLE COLOR TV "It was a solid, com fortable area. Chris Sullivan 181-470, Bar­ League’s Yellow Division England Patriots’ grievance against and wound up in the playoff Tim Hickey 359, John 100% Solid Slal6 "Service Miser" Chttilt lealuring Die Super round," smiled Crenshaw. "It’s en­ bara Higley 186-498, Kim linemen John Hannah and Leon Harris 135-381, Fred Riccio Module. "Insla-Mallc" Color Tuning. Low energy uae. couraging. It’s been a very tough Lutz 470. finals. Personal Touch Control. Sharpnstt Control. PlanK Maple Gray, scheduled to be heard today, Teams were Stu 366, Tim Flynn 350, Art grain finish on hardboard and select hardwood sotida. summer for me. I’ve been shooting in McMillen out Castars. Model WU9SMN8. has been postponed until next the '80s and everything was going ANTIQUES - Sophie Jennings-Steve Hadge, Seniors with Manchester High gridders Cunliffe 351, Ray Turner WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. SAVE to 30% 143-370, George Barber 371, Wednesday. haywire. It’s good to be shooting in. Burger 129, Bev Anderson John Harper - Ben Ford, Fourteen seniors with Manchester High’s football squad are primed for Saturday’s Howard Slusher, attorney for the the 60s ag%jn." (UPI) — Forward Tom McMillen suf­ 128-365, Reggie Gburski Ray Easterbrook - Bill Tony Yacono 356, Doug fered a pulled muscle in his right calf opener against Penney High in East Hartford. Shown with Coach Jack Holik are, top row (1 Scruton 148-371, Scott 20i linemen, asked for the postpone­ The field of 156 chasing the $30,000 130, Robin Moorhouse 135, Clark. n c ment, saying he could not make and will miss about a week of prac­ FARR'S Opennmin DallyDflllv Smith 369, Dave Dynes 147- first prize will be trimmed to the low Louise Webb 125-342. Neipsic’s entry defeated to r) George Haines, Jim Olson, Andy Darna, Tom Harley, Mark Krob, Dave Edwards, HOURS adequate preparations because of tice while undergoing therapy, the 2 MAIN ST. 9 to 9 366, Lee Prior 143-383, Ron 176 BumsieJe Ave, E H. 70 and tics after today’s round. The Granby in the playoff Steve Knowles, Frank Vueik. Bottom, Colin O’Neil, Mike Pease, Mike Linsenbigler, Craig Mon.-W«d t-s observance of the Jewish holiday tournament winds up Sunday. New York Knicks announced .SYMPHONIES - Ruth semifinals but lost to New MANCHESTER Tel. 646-3998 Kearney, John Syphers and Ken MacDonald. (Herald photo by Pinto) Sponheimer 146-364, Thurg.-Frl. 9-9 Yom Kippur. Thursday. Bell 135, Paulette George Burgess 145-394. ___ 528-1554 Sal. 9-S Hartford in the finals. r PAGE TEN-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche»ter, Conn., Fri„ Sept. 23, 1977 [ Obituaries ] Palestinians attack border positions 8th District to reimburse Mrs. James J. Dagon EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Grace BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - such attack in years. “They clashed with machine guns In Tel Aviv, the military command dication whether the target was hit. Clancy Dagon, 80, of 86 William St. Palestinian guerrillas said today A spokesman for the Palestine and hand grenades and B7s (Soviet- said a barrage of 122mm ^viet-made The PLO spokesman said another residents for sewer damage died Wednesday at an East Hartford they successfully attacked Israeli Liberation Organization said, "a made rocket-propelled grenade rockets slammed into Kiryat unit attacked a postion “where an in­ and rightist positions in southern number of units of the joint launchers), destroying a ,50^aliber Shmona, about three miles from the fan t^ unit and a tank unit of the An earlier claim by the residents convalescent home. She was the wife Several families in the Eighth Irish blamed part of the delay on Lebanon during the night. Israel (guerrilla-leftist) forces penetrated heavy machine gun position and Lebanese border, wounding two per­ Zionist enemy is stationed. We were was rejected by the insurance com­ At that time, District Counsel John of James J. Dagon and mother of Utilities District which submitted the White St. claims to a reorganiza­ the positions of the Zionist-fascist causing death and injury to the sons, including a young boy, and able to destroy and silence all arms D. LaBelle Jr. said the information George A. Dagon, chairman of the reported rockets fired from Lebanon claims fof damages caused by sewer pany, but the recent favorable deci­ tion in the Travelers offices. slammed into the northern Israeli enemy... on the CSiristian enclave of' enemy forces,” he said. damaging buildings and cars. at the position, inflicting death and sion was made after additional infor­ showed a history of blockages, most­ East Hartford Town Councii and backups in two separate incidents He would not elaborate on the con­ town of Kiryat Shmona in the worst Marjayoun-Kleia. injury. Our men returned safely to ly in the lateral sewer lines to the deputy mayor. On Wednesday, Katyusha rockets will be paid. mation from district officials was tents of the new information sub­ Mrs. Dagon was bom in East Hart­ base.’’ The PLO official also Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hood and Mrs. submitted, Wallace J. Irish, the local homes, and also some street struck about 10 miles from Lebanon, mitted to Travelers because of con­ blockages, for which the district is ford and had iived in town all her life. slightly injuring two persons and reported heavier shelling on Palesti­ Laurie May, White St. residents who insurance agent for the district, said fidentiality of his clients. nian and leftist positions in the south today. liable. She is also survived by another son, damaging houses and automobiles. have been seeking restitution since At an earlier meeting on the following a iuli during Israel’s obser­ Mrs. May said she expects to James F. Dagon of East Hartford; 3 “It was just lucky there weren’t the June 1 backup, will receive Irish also said claims from four vance of Yom Kippur, the holiest day matter, Calvin Taggart, public works receive $360 for the damages to her daughters, Mrs. Caroline O’Neill, Carter suffers setback more casualties or damage.” an checks today from the Travelers In­ families on Loomis St., based on a director for the district, submitted on the Hebrew calender. sewer backup last week, will also be home caused by the sewer backup. Mrs. Doris E. O’Connor and Mrs. Israeli military spokesman said. surance Co., which holds the in­ information relating to sewer Ann Barno, all of East Hartford; a f *T-.'•;ys4!gyy surance for the district. paid by next week. She said she is very happy with the He said today’s attack was worse problems over the past 12 years on amount of payment. sister, Mrs. Helen Anderson of East than even the shelling of Israeli com­ White St. in natural gas dispute Mrs. May also said she felt the she Hartford; 18 grandchildren and 2 munities during the 1973 war. “It’s Fire calls J great-grandchildren. and the Hoods would not have something extremely bad.” Israeli received the payment and the second The funeral is Saturday at 8; 15 artillery immediately pounded the Manchester a.m. from Newkirk and Whitney WASHINGTON (UPI) - President clear the leaders could not limit extended to sales within the state in Carter and Gromyko discuss consideration by the insurance com­ suspected source of the rockets, the Thursday, 9:09 p.m.—First aid at pany if they had not pushed the dis­ Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Carter is insisting on continued debate. With more than 140 which the gas is produced. He would spokesman said, but there was no in­ Spruce and Florence Sts. (Town) with a Mass at St. Rose Church at 9. government controls over natural amendments pending to the natural put all gas under a new federal trict officials for it. Burial will be in St. Mary’s gas prices, despite a setback for his gas bill, the filibuster threat was a ceiling of approximately $1.75 per strategic arms limitations The Hood family had submitted a Cemetery. policy in a preliminary Senate vote. potent one. thousand cubic feet, compared with Voter-making sessions request for about $2,000 in damages, Friends may call at the funeral Sens. Howard Metzenbaum, D- Carter’s chief energy ally. Sen. the current ceiling of approximately but the exact amount of their payment WASHINGTON (UPI) - President provisions as talks on a new six-year hearing Monday to review the ad­ is not known. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Ohio; James Abourezk, D-S.D., and Henry Jackson, D-Wash., lost 52 to 46 $1.45. agreement proceed. Carter told Soviet Foreign Minister ministration’s informal extension of Gordon Lassow, district president, John Durkin, D-N-H., Carter allies in on an attempt Thursday to kill a After the threats of filibuster set for this weekend State Department officials said Barbara L. Smith Andrei Gromyko today he hoped he the 1972 pact. said today he is appreciative of what the fight, released a new study they proposal by Sens. Lloyd Bentsen, D- Thursday, Jackson showed reporters they expected the Soviet Union to ROCKVILLE - Barbara L. Smith, said showed a phaseout of controls Tex., and James Pearson, R-Kan., to a letter he received from Carter could meet with Leonid Brezhnev Secretary of State Cyrqs Vance, Irish did to help obtain the payments. make a similar “unilateral who met most of the day Thursday 57, of Enfield, formerly of Rockville, would cost 8183.5 billion through 1985. remove controls from new onshore saying, “I do not consider acceptable There will several voter-making Sessions will be held Saturday “before too much delay,” so he could statement” to abide by the agree­ with Gromyko, informed the com­ died Wednesday at her home. In a joint statement they “called gas immediately and from offshore any amendment that provides for sessions today and Saturday at from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the get to know the Soviet leader per­ sonally. ment. mittee of the informal U.S. extension Miss Smith was an Air Force for full debate,” another way of gas in five years. natural gas prices substantially Manchester shopping centers, the following stores: Crispino’s, 485 “ I hear you are a very good Hartford Rd.; Finast, 211 Spencer Earlier, Carter’s national security in a letter to its chairman. Sen. John Miss Kibbie veteran of the Korean Conflict, She saying they would filibuster until The vote left that deregulation plan higher than (the Carter plan) and registrars of voters office has an­ negotiator,” Carter told Gromyko at St.; Frank’s; and Top Notch. adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, an­ Sparkman. was born in Caribou, Maine, and had they get some concessions on con­ alive, a setback for Carter but not the does not provide for regulation of in­ nounced. his morning meeting today. “I hope There will also be a session Satur­ nounced Carter would make an 11- The letter said, in part: is awarded lived in Rockville for 10 years before tinuing controls. final resolution of that question. trastate natural gas prices.” Voter-making sessions wiil be held we will be successful in getting some day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the day trip to South America, Africa, “In order to maintain the status v9i moving to Enfield six months ago. The Senate worked late Thursday, Carter wants controls, which now ■Bentsen told reporters after his Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the agreements.” She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Asia and Europe Nov. 22 to Dec. 2. quo while (SALT II) negotiations are quitting for the night once it became cover sales of gas across state lines. preliminary victory, “We have a long following stores: Frank’s, 725 E. On Capitol Hill, Sen.Henry Jackson, scholarship Feme Hodgins of Tolland. Brzezinski said there were no plans being completed, the United States fight ahead on this. I think it is going Middle Tpke.; Top Notch, 260 N. Main St. Sessions are also scheduled D-Wash., voiced concern through The funeral will be at the con­ for Carter to visit Moscow, but he declares its intention not to take any to be nip and tuck.” Pearson agreed: Main St.; Food Mart, the Parkade; at the bank for the next three aides that the administration’s Miss Ann Kibbie, daughter of Mr. venience of the family. Burial will be would not rule out the possibility. action inconsistent with the “It’s no time for anybody to be and A & P, 1135 Tolland Tpke.; Thursday — Sept. 29, Oct. 6 and Oct. “unilateral statement” extending the and Mrs. Daniel Kibbie of 21 St. John in Evergreen Cemetery, Caribou, Directors to conduct 13 — from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. ’’I hope you will extend my provisions of the Interim Agreement cocky.” current pact informally — subject to St., has been awarded the Verplanck Maine. greetings, and before too much delay on certain measures with respect to similar Soviet restraint — cir­ School PTA Scholarship of $200. White-Gibson-Small Funeral we can get to know each other per­ the limitation of strategic offensive cumvents Congress’ prerogative to Miss Kibbie, a 1977 graduate of Home, 65 Elm St., is in charge of sonally,” the president told Gromyko arms which expires Oct. 3, 1977, and ^v-share hearings Walsh on CBA board LEGAL NOTICE approve limitations on U.S. arms. Manchester High School, is attending arrangements. as they began their meeting on U.S.- with the goals of these ongoing Boston University, where she is ■Two'wo public hearings — one concer­concer- regular reeular meeting,meetinp which beginshevins at 8 Soviet strategic arms limitations. Congress wrote that language into negotiations, provided that the Soviet There are no calling hours. Jerome I. Walsh, a The 10 elected members PUBUC HEARING majoring in French. ning a proposed change in the landfill p.m. Carter and Gromyko met in the the 1961 law establishing the U.S. Union exercises similar restraints,” The family suggests that any partner in the Manchester of the CBA Board, meeting TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT The scholarship is awarded to fee schedule and the other concer­ The board will also meet at 7:30 Notice is hereby given that the General Manager of the Town of aftermath of the president’s decision Arms Control and Disarmament memorial gifts may be made to the law firm of Garrity, Walsh, monthly, represent the former students at Verplanck School ning the proposed use of federal p.m. to hold a public hearing on the Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the to let the 1972 SALT pact expire Oct. Agency. American Cancer Society, 237 E. Diana Si Wichman has more than 5,500 members who intend to further their education Revenue Sharing money — will be appropriation of Revenue Sharing Municipal Building Hearing Room, 41 Center Street, 3. The president has said the United Meanwhile, the Senate Foreign Center St., Manchester. been elected to a three- of the statewide associa­ on the basis of scholastic achieve­ part of the Manchester Board of funds. Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, October 4, 1977, at 7:30 States will abide by the old pact’s Relations Committee scheduled a Mrs. Richard M. Parry year term on the Board of tion and establish ad­ P.M. to conduct the following: ment and financial need. Directors meeting, scheduled for Town Manager Robert Weiss has Governors of the Connec­ She HeralD Until this year, the scholarship was VERNON - Mrs. Della Kline Tuesday, Oct. 4. ministrative procedures To provide citizens with an opportunity to present written and recommended that three divisions of ticut Bar Association. and make policy decisions SECOND limited to students who had not Parry, 75, of 157 Tunnel Rd. died The landfill fee schedule has been the Public Works Department — oral comments on the propos^ uses of Revenue Sharing Funds Thursday at Rockville General for the lawyers’ organiza­ during fiscal year 1977-78 from Entitlement Period Eight, $12,- SECTION received another scholarship for $450 the subject of a recent controversy. Highway, Sanitation and Park — or more. As this requirement limited Hospital. She was the wife of Dr. The town erroneously had been tion. 894.61 and from Entitlement Period Nine, $454,221.39, for a total each receive $90,500. A fourth Public Manchester police report the number of applicants for the Richard M, Parry, retired chief of charging owners of private cars a 81 A graduate of Yale and of $467,116.00 FRIDAY, Works budget item, street lighting, scholarship, the PTA last spring the dairy division of the state Depart­ fee. Such a charge was not included the Catholic University of 'The General Manager proposes these funds to be used as would receive $90,616, according to SEPTEMBER 23, 1977 dropped that requirement so that it is ment of Agriculture. in the original fee schedule, which America School of Law, follows: the recommendation. Mitchell L. Green, 17, of 27 Milford now open to any former student who Mrs. Parry was born in Lewistown, was approved by the board this Walsh was admitted to the GENERAL FUND PURPOSES: Glenn E Argiros, 28, of 116 S. A sum of $65,000 in Revenue Rd., was arrested Thursday after­ qualifies. Fashion show planned Pa., and had lived in Vernon for the summer. Connecticut Bar in 1950. He Public Works, Highway Department...... $90,500.00 Adams St., was charged with three Sharing money would also be ap­ noon on Lodge Dr and charged with past 19 years. She was a member of Director Carl Zinsser asked for a is a past president of the Public Works, Sanitation...... $90,500.00' counts of first degree robbery, one propriated to the Fire District m Manchester Bar Associa­ operating a motor vehicle while Mrs. Helen Elliot, with an assist from Mrs. Mary Suhie, the First Congregational Church of review of the law, and Mayor Special Fund and $40,000 would be ap­ Public Works, Park Division...... $90,500.00 count of second-degree larceny and tion and has served on the two counts of third-degree larceny. license is suspended and operating an manager of Worths of Vernon, checks one of the outfits she will Vernon and a former member of the Matthew Moriarty said that the propriated to intersection im­ Public Works, Street Lighting ...... $90,616.00 Democratic director executive committee of the Police said the charges are in con­ unregistered motor vehicle. Police board of directors of the Rockville review would be undertaken at the provements and traffic control equip­ model Monday at a fashion show, presented by Worths, at the nection with recent armed robberies said the motorcycle Green was Public Health Nursing Association. October meeting. ment for Urban Systems projects. CBA Real Estate Section $362,116.00 Wornen’s Club of Manchester meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at Com­ at two Cumberland Farms stores and driving was a stolen vehicle and an She is also survived by by a son, Jay Giles, director of public works, The meeting will be held in the and as a past chairman of Fire District Special Fund ...... $65,000.00 responds to GOP munity Baptist Church. Other models are Mrs. Bobbi Hutchin­ that section. the Manchester Book Shop. additional charge of second-degree Richard M. Parry Jr., serving with has written some amendments to the Municipal Building’s Hearing Room. Intersection Improvements and son, Miss Darlene Stibenger and Mrs. Elsie Swensson. Mrs. Doris the diplomatic corps in New Delhi, fee schedule. Atty. Walsh will repre­ Traffic Control Equipment Urban Systems — The charges were added to several larceny was added. He was also charged with third-degree burglary Stephen Penny, a Democratic on es th a t require proper Gorsch will be commentator. Hairstyles will be by Tres Chic. India; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret He has recommended that a 81 sent CBA members on the State Project 76-126 ...... $40,000.00 other motor vehicle, and drug posses­ and larceny in connection with a member of the Manchester Board of preparation.” Ann Batty of Windham, N.H.; four charge for noncommercial vehicles, board as a representative sion charges lodged against Argiros After the show, there will be dessert-bridge, with a chatter table brothers, Sherman Kline and Howard of District No. 7 which in- $467,116.00 earlier this month. Several of the Sept. 12 burglary of a Milford Rd. Directors who is seeking re-election, He said that at an earlier meeting for non-players. The event is open to members and their guests. including pickups, campers, vans and Robert B. Weiss, General Manager has responded to a criticism that the board asked the Water Depart­ Kline, both of Lewistown, John Kline station wagons, be continued. eludes Hartford and all charges were not prosecuted in home (Herald photo by Pinto) cities and towns in the Town of Manchester, Connecticut Common Pleas Court 12 Wednesday. Democratic directors are “hiding ment for a list of immediate steps of Milroy, Pa., and James Kline of Similar vehicles used for commer­ Thought Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this twenty-first day of Gulfport, Fla.; a sister,. Mrs. county except in the Argiros was bound over to the next issues under the rug until after the that could be taken to help the water cial or semi-commercial use wjll be Jerome I. Walsh September 1977 Dorothy Rabe of Philadelphia, Pa.; western areas. criminal term of the Hartford election.” situation. ’The Water Department charged 812 per year. The $12 charge 063-9 supplied such a list. and six grandchildren. Superior Court on a single charge of Thomas R. Mahoney, 33, of 117 The criticism was made by Ted will also be levied against non­ ’’Have no anxiety, — And may the Penny said that the board approved The funeral is Monday at 1 p.m. at first-degree robbery. He is being held Eldridge St., was charged Thursday LaBonne, who is the Republican’s Cassano gives backing residents conducting a bona fide peace of God which surpasses all un­ cam paign chairm an. L-aBonne immediate steps, including the filling Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 business in Manchester, according to at the Community Correctional with breach of peace at Main and derstanding guard your Hearts and Center in Hartford in lieu of $25,000 Center Sts. He was held on a $150 quoted remarks about the water of a chief filtration operator’s posi­ Prospect St,, Rockville. The Rev. his recommendation. \\ tion. John Lacey, pastor of the First your minds in Christ Jesus.” (St. bond. cash bond for court today. situation made by Penny at a recent to charter revision Another change would levy a $36 directors meeting. Thus, the board has taken action Congregational Church, will of­ charge against dump trucks, rack Paul in Philippians, IV:6-7) TtCM SPMHaERS At that meeting. Penny said, “I that could be done immediately, he ficiate. Burial will be at the con­ body trucks, stake body trucks or We ought to have patience with our think this board is contributing to said. Other action cannot be taken Stephen Cassano, a Democratic Cassano also said that a filure to venience of the family. platform trucks owned by a resident faults, since there is nothing which that fear because we keep bringning until proper study is completed. candidate for the Board of Directors, revise the conflict-of-interest matter Friends may call at the funeral or a non-resident doing a bona fide encourages them more than a DUZLM8 SAVMliS! Area police report the subject up week after week after He referred to the Water Study have voiced his support for forming a might lead to a government run by home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 business in Manchester. All other troubled eagerness to get rid of week. We have a study committee Committee, which is analyzing im­ charter revision committee im­ non-working wealthy residents who p.m. charges will not be changed, accor­ them. out, we’re waiting for their report, provements to the water treatment mediately. would not nave the potential for a The family suggests that any ding to the proposal. Francis R. Idzkowskl, we have an election coming up — this system. The board cannot take any “Contrary to the thinking of the conflict-of-interest. memorial gifts may be made to the The hearing item on the fee Church of the Assumption Tolland Vernon present board minority, the time to “Manchester has always been First Congregational Church of Ver­ board is not going to be sitting, the action until the committee’s report is schedule will be part of the board’s Carl E. Sallstrom, 17, of Browns James E. Paul, 16, of 14 Park West complete. convene the charter revision com­ governed by its working citizens. We non. Apartments, Vernon, was charged simple answer is we are not going to 2.97 Bridge Rd., Tolland, was charged “This is not a simple matter. It’s mittee is now,” Cassano said. “The must convene the charter revision do anything until November.” 'Thursday afternoon with second- with reckless driving and evading LaBonne said, “Palatable, safe not a decision we’re going to make Republican refusal to act un­ com m ittee now to protect this A. degree burglary and second-degree Regularly $4-7.50. responsibility after a car struck two water is essential today, tomorrow tomorrow unless we’re prepared to derscores their disregard for the precious right — to serve while \ larceny. parked cars in the parking lot of and every day, not when the make that decision tomorrow,” he working men and women of our com­ working and to work while serving.” Tacoa’s delicate little Police said the charges, lodged on Tolland High School and left the Demodrat board decides that it said. munity.” Cassano also spoke against the for­ About a warrant, stem from continuing in­ necklaces and bracelets scene. should be discussed.” He said that the committee should mation of an ethics committee, \ Sallstrom was arrested at home. vestigation of area burglaries by which was recommended by adorned wl^h bars or / Penny responded to LaBonne’s be established to clarify the current town Venron police and State Police. Republican candidate William Police said the vehicle made a left criticism by saying, “The decisions regulations concerning alleged dots of tiger’s eye, Paul was held on a $2,(X)0 bond for Rockville Diana. turn on two wheels, bounced off a that are going to be made are major conflicts-of-interest. Concordia Lutheran onyx, jade or Ivory. Lots \ metal highway fence, and hit two un­ court appearance today. hospital notes “Until this is done, we will con­ “The committee would be in a posi­ Church will have its annual of stud earrings to occupied cars, owned by Brett Tower tinue to see highly qualified citizens tion of making moral determinations chprch picnic Saturday of Anthony Rd., Tolland, and Judith resigning from present positions or which could create an entirely new starting at 2 p.m. on the match, too. Necklaces Admitted Wednesday: Nan­ set of problems. It would only defer Anderson, of H.oUlster St., cy Dunker, Tolland; Richard refusing to accept them when church grounds. A softball on 15”, 18” and 24” Manchester. offered,” he said. the issue,” Cassano said. game is scheduled for 3;30, \ Middletown race track Gould, West St,, Rockville; lengths. Just 2.97 eachl . \ . t Court date is Oct. 17 at Stafford. Marie Kloe, Alps Dr., East and supper will be served Hartford. at 5:30. Come to D&L Fashion Jason B. Doudera, of Norwegian faces funding problems Discharged Wednesday: WOODLAND Gardens Jewelry and save. Wood Apartments, Tolland, was Mary Friedrich, Florence St., 168 WOODLAND ST. • 643-8474 Manchester Chapter, charged with third degree burglary WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - A either "fish or cut bait.” Rockville; Mrs, Virgene Hany SPEBSQSA, will meet and fourth degree larceny in connec­ and son, Ellington Ave., Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Connecticut gaming commission of­ Louis C. Fiocchi, who heads the Rockville; Mrs, Lynn tion with theft of items and cash ficial says a developer who is trying Racing Division of the Connecticut Teen Center Annex of from a home on Browns Bridge Rd. Henderling and daughter, Manchester Recreation to raise money to build a horse Commission on Special Revenue, Tolland; Florence Kupchunos, ym irim m Court date is Oct. 4 at Rockville. racetrack in Middletown must now Center. The meeting is said commission investigators have Regan Rd., Vernon; Patrick open to all area men in­ been watching closely the attempts Mockalis, Jan Dr., Vernon; \ of Ronald H. Mooney to raise $7.5 Robert Rankin, Reservoir a n d whv. terested in singing four- Rd., Rockville; Pamela part barbershop harmony. million to buy land. EAR-PIERCING CLINICI Houley chides official “We know he’s reached a point Salley, High Ridge Rd., where he’s going to have to fish or Rockville. Births Wednesday: A son to cut bait,” Fiocchi said Thursday. man of the Appropriations Com­ M l. and Mrs. Bruce Faulkner, SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, AT D&L HARTFORD (UPI) - The head of Mooney, president of the Sawmill mittee, have been feuding since the Center Rd., Vernon; a Lawn experts agree, your lawn the Legislature’s budget writing Brook Racing Association Inc., is year began. CCM said the amount of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. receives more long-lasting benefits committee has told the president of trying to raise the money through Richard Liegl, Hartford Gratitude MANCHESTER, VERNON state aid targeted for local from fertilizing In Fall than at any the Connecticut Conference of private stock sales to buy the 480 ’Tpke., Vernon; a son to Mr. COLVILLE, Wash. govenments was inadequate, while other time of year. Municipalities to look at his own acres of land needed for the track. and Mrs. George Marshall, (UPI) — Mrs. Marge Simp­ AND BRISTOL, / Houley said it’s all the state can af­ The commission has given Sawmill Tolland. There’s ONE product specially T>ieFa«Feni' ilaer, son heard a persistent rap­ budget before criticizing those of ford. others. Brook until Dec. 31 to produce per­ Admitted Thursday: Robert formulated to give all the nutrients ping outside her home and Murphy’s letter referred to state Berger, Grove St., Rockville; J Fortifies L m s \ Sen. Robert Houley, D-Somers, manent financing for the proposed your lawn needs at this critical time found a skunk with a officials’ estimate earlier this year Carolyn Hazen, Hillside St., Thursday responded to a letter from $55 million track. of year...Winter Green*.,.the Fall mayonnaise jar stuck on its JUST 9.95 that there would be a $42 million sur­ East Hartford; Sandra Fertilizer. CCM President Dennis J. Murphy, “He’s got his problems,” Fiocchi head. plus, when the final surplus turned Hughes, Center Rd., Vernon; Everybody’s doing Itl For just who earlier this month called for a said. But he said he does not know Mrs. Simpson called out to be $73 million. Shirley Miller, Terrace Dr.. 9.95, tomorrow at D&L from 11 to 4, review of the state’s fiscal es­ whether Mooney’s reported Vernon; Elizabeth Paulhus, police Thursday, and an of­ Murphy said his organization had timating and reporting system. problems mean he will be unable to Ellington; Selma Prichard, a doctor will pierce your ears with projected a $70 million surplus this ficer broke the jar with his Murply claims the state has not been come up with the financing. Union St., Rockville: Frank flashlight, allowing the surgical steel over 24K gold studsi spring when the budget was being able to predict the budget situation Legal papers were filed Thursday Sadosky, Oak St., East Hart­ skunk to go free. It’s painless. It’s super fashion, drawn up and wanted the extra in the Middletown city clerk’s office ford; Cynthia Willis, West St., In apparent gratitude, accurately. money targeted for municipal aid. DANDELIONS? so don’t miss the clinic tomorrowl Houley told Murphy to look at the attaching a 53.5-acre tract bought by Rockville. the skunk did not leave a But Houley said although the CCM Discharged Thursday: Mrs. \ budget in East Lyme, where he is Sawmill Brook in December. Some calling-card. / forecast had been right, it was for the Middletown landowners are claiming Margaret Amaio and first selectman. wrong reasons. daughter, Tolland; Richard “It is interesting, I believe, that Sawmill has breached a contract The additional surplus was caused Gould, West St., Rockville; your East Lyme 1975-76 budget of ap­ with them. by a larger than anticipated Andrew Martin, Tolland; FALL WEEDS? proximately $7.5 million wound up The association wants to buy the CARD OF THANKS economic upturn which increased Coreen Seymour, Ellington; W« woBld Uk« to eipreii bur with a $416,0()0 surplus. That would meadowland in the Westfield section Barbara Szrejna, South St., Use Two-Way Winter Green." It's nql only sales tax collections. CCM’s surplus boartlolt ■pproclAlloo to the mioy be comparable to a $93 million sur­ of the city from about 10 landowners, Rockville; Earl Tracy, the fall lerlllizer ... but contains an extra- frltnii, reUUvei ud nel|bbon, alio •MAKHESTER PUUOE •TlUXn HUil •COaM W m •TAMMETON VAUEY MAU •NEW MTAW •MHSTOl PUUA «NEW LONDON MALL estimate had been based on a larger strength formula for hard-lo-KIII fall weeds. plus in the 1975-76 state budget,” including the city of Middletown. Worcester Rd., Vernon. tbo Maocbeitcr Police Department •CMTON PLAZA estimate of what would be left un­ who were ao ceoeroua and kind in our Houley said. Mooney has offered each landowner Births Thursday: A son to Mmdiettir Pvtadi m A Trinity Plizi, Vn in ii i|Mn Mm . thni Fri. ’tl 9 PM, til S spent from agency budgets, Houley recent aorrow. CCM and Houley, who is cochair­ $12,500 per acre. Mr. and Mrs. James Dunker, WOODLAND Gardena Mri. Edna Jackaon and Family OPEN SUNDAYS 12-S M MANCNESTEN, YEIBNIN, DMSTOL l»RIMS CONNER, AYON said. Tolland. OPEN DAILY 8:30-7:00 P.M. PAGE TWO-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 23, 1977 ACROSS 57 Through Answer 10 Previous Puiila MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Conn , F ri, Sept 23, 1977 - PAGE TIIREE-B 58 Boundaries 1 Vaa 59 Stage of T c_ n[T 0 0 rg [a n □ Ti H 1.[N • u T [t 4 Blue history m□ AJ ChariM M. Schultz 8 Lyricilt IJ A Ng E n A [f n L 3 ti D T S T Continuing school classes GeriTiwin DOWN a Ca A □ E □ 1[0 n E E ■ 12 Day of waak p u E 1 N 0 Dear Abby (abbr 1 n s □ IVUlAl 1 Cisalpine land A n I s □ L 0 a 0 A R 13 Maaican 2 Enpira U 1 9 □ L*. Em □ N N A By Abigail Van Buren monay |pl.| 3 Groove L A T a 1 c E PX • 0 9 ( NO, r Th in k iT f 14 Buckat 4 Copycat III n T 0 R A 1 due next week in Bolton 15 Indafinita 5 Buddhism P_ 1 E n • R E "Tf A Y VW 551N6 AT UE DEAR ABBY: You’ve often heard the line, "I never □ will sponsor a series of Mother Goose thought I’d be writing to D/ear Abby," but this time, amount type A A E A 0 L D T A C 0 The continuing education program was against the establishment of new 0 1 L 0 u T E 0 E R story hours beginning Oct. 1 and con­ you were so off base, I had to write. 16 Lagitlata 6 Our country “ j in Bolton will start classes next week categories. 17 W ing (abbr) iiSdE 8 t E T A R R J! 9 E tinuing each Saturday througuout Oc­ You told MINNESOTAN if she requested that the news 18 Raducain 7 Sinbad't bird and continue through Dec. 5 for the The $13,440 will cover a 15-cent per of her divorce be withheld from publication, the e^tor 25 Full view one s bedtime fall session. hour raise for one CETA employe, a tober at Bentley Memorial Library. valua 8 Is (S p ) 28 Common verb (2 wds I would probably respect her wishes. 20 Tag of laca 9 Style of type The story hours are for children 32 Lighted 44 Gold Coast Those interested may preregister new employe for general Baloney! I don’t know about Minnesota, but in Iowa 22 Chinaia 10 Queans age 2 to 5. They will run frorh 11 to 35 Mistreat 46 Assault by filling out available forms and maintenance work of the road crew, divorces are published by law. currancy 11 Decrease sending in a registration fee of $2 for and a new employe to assist the 11:30 a.m. Arts and crafts activities We sometimes publish divorces as news—not on our 23 Indignation 19 One who 36 Woodchopper 47 Mesdamas will also be offered. front page, but usually listed with other court house 26 DeValera 1 signs up 38 150, Roman (abbr) Bolton residents and $8 for non­ town’s building inspector and 39 Crescent 50 College residents, to Bolton High School, 72 Registrations will be accepted at records—whether or not we’re requested to keep it land 21 Euclid s forte sanitarian. confidential. 27 Harih rule 23 Slice shaped degree(abbr) Brandy St. It also covers insurance for those the library or by calling Linda 29 Military 24 Doctor's 40 Charm 51 Knapsack Chamberland, 646-0346. Some newspapers in this area publish entire court 52 One (^r) Bi-Focala — By Ruth Marcus Registrations in person will also be employes. proceedings on the front page-"blow by blow,” so to ichool (abbf) helper (abbr) 41 Went past accepted during the first class TTie finance board approved a $1,- Bentley Memorial Library is now speak. 30 Saa mammal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 9 10 11 31 Shade tree meeting. 069 appropriation for Community open Monday through Saturday from Please don't go telling your readers they may edit their u a n i c e , r 2 to 5 p.m. and Monday through 33 W reath 13 14 GREAT/XUR7E In the business course category, Hall maintenance and material, $500 local newspapers. With your background, you should know 34 Shame IMVITED Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. belter. 15 16 17 beginning typing will be taught for wages and $500 for gutter repairs 35 Unfortunate OUR AAEET1N6 OLDER RUSSELL S. OECHSLIN, EDITOR-PUBLISHER, 37 Coal hod Thursdays in Room 31 of the high from cash surplus. Bulletin board 18 19 20 31 M E 1 6 H B O R S PEOPLE R uled INDEPENDENCE, lA. 41 Blackthorn school, from 7 to 8:10 p.m. The total amount is part of the anti­ The Bolton Lions Club will have its e DEAR ED.-PUB.; I should have, but I didn’t. An editor fruit 22 33 24 25 28 OV/ R — ^wriH PASSON Intermediate shorthand will be recession funds the town has second annual Bar-B-Q Sunday from 42 Building pulsating who shall remain nameless, lest he become jobless, gave 27 26 39 THEY'RE taught Thursdays in Room 31 from received. 12:30 to 4 p.m. at the Bolton Riding me a bum steer. Thanks for setting the record straight. I addition ■ '“5>. ■ ’ ’ ' 43 Spoke ANM4AL 8:20 to 9:30 p.m. The board also approved transfer Academy. Tickets may be purchased needed that. 30 31 32 NEWDfWEDS/ ... a'"' t.1 'it ■' ' 1 ". . , V - . . x i' ■ i. Intermediate sewing will be Mon­ of $200 from bonds and $400 from at the gate. 45 Boy'i book DEAR ABBY': I play softball, and not to brag, but I’m author 33 34 Bolton Rd. in Vernon, a narrow and winding road said to be in poor condition, is the last days in Room 27 from 7:30 to 9:30 vehicular insurance to workmen’s The Bolton Friends of the Library considered a pretty good player. 47 Talking bird priority on the town’s repair list, even though the school board has trouble with school p.m. This will include instructions on compensation. will present its first program of the There's this girl I sort of hang around wit)i. I’m not 48 Yank 35 36 37 31 39 40 really all that involved with her, but she’s been coming 49 Music buffs attaching sleeves, collars and Library programs year Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. at Bentley 4t 42 43 44 buses there. (Herald photo by Dunn) pockets, making buttonholes and Memorial Library. There will be a around to watch me play quite a lot lately, and that's my purchase The Bolton Friends of the Library problem. 53 Physician s as 45 46 47 such. talk on researching family origins. sociation Last season I didn't mind her watching me play, and I 40 The woodworking class has already played okay, but this season, for some dumb reason, every labbr) 49 50 SI $2 53 54 Take Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer been filled, but applications are still lime I see her I get nervous and I play lousy. Maybe I'd 54 55 56 being taken. If a qualified instructor play lousy, anyway, but when I see her there, I play extra advantage of Vernon faces problems 55 Carpentry tool 57 56 59 LET GO, I TELL 'lOU ' \ is found, a second class will be Signup set Monday lousy. 56 Quantity of xJl THAT POeSN'T INCLUPE formed. How can 1 get her not to come around when I'm playing coal iNIWSRA+rn tNT|AM i$( A$$N I without getting her mad at me? She's a neat kid and I don't THE CART,' Spending approved want to hurl her feelings. M-'C, in fixing narrow road The Board of Finance approved ap­ for classes at Rham SOFTBALL SOFTY propriations totaling $19,728 this the time of registration. DEAR SOFTY: Level with her. Tell her you want to find By BARBARA RICHMOND would be made available. Mayor The request will be reviewed week. Of that amount, $15,509 was for Registration for adult education For those interested, Mrs. Sam out for sure if you’re playing lousy because she’s there. She Win at Bridge reimbursable items. might be flattered to learn that you think her presence is Thomas Benoit said the town doesn’t again. courses at Rham High School will be Karavolis, director of Hebron’s adult Herald Reporter The board appropriated $3,508 to affecting your game. The poor condition of Bolton Rd. is have the money now. Dr. Ramsdell said that at the start Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the school education program, said East Hamp­ the property and liability insurance office. DEAR ABBY: I am 25 and female. Last year I bought a Two suits better than one causing a problem for the Board of Federal money wouldn’t pay for of the school year there were many ton also has a few openings in its watch, which I treasured. It cost $145—a lot of money for new sidewalks, so the town would problems with parents concerning account and $22 to workmen’s com­ Course offerings this year are Education in Vernon, but repair of earth science; jewelry; parent, child adult school program. Openings are me. I had to save a long time to buy it. the road is low on the town’s priority have to pay for all of that. On a linear the transportation of their children. pensation from the contingency fund. I wore it one day with a fellow I was sort of going with. and the law; sewing; slimnastics; available in creative cooking; begin­ Finally, he decided to work list. foot basis, it would cost about $800,- He said most problems were It appropriated $325 to data ning cake decorating; ne^lepoint He makes good money and has a government job. We processing from cash surplus and ap­ upholstery, and Yoga. NORTH on both suits on the assump­ 000. resolved except for those in the ancfcrewel; furniture refinishing and went for a drive and decided to wade out into a stream so I Raymond Ramsdell, superinten­ proved a $164 payment in unemploy­ Persons interested in Americaniza­ A A 5 tion that the deuce of spades dent of schools, ask^ the Town Monday night, the Board of Educa­ Bolton Rd. area. caning, and art workshop. took my watch off and he locked it in the glove ment compensation for a former tion in U.S. Citizenship are requested compartment of his car, V A 7 2 lead was a genuine fourth Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Council to give careful consideration tion heard complaints about the "In my judgment this is the most To learn more about these courses, a 10 9 8 7 4 2 best. town employe. to call the school office by Monday. After he took me home and drove off (he lives 200 miles «QS to the possibility of widening of the situation on Bolton Rd. Richard serious area with regard to bus stops, call Mrs. George Wolfson of 29 away) I realized my watch was in his car. I called him that As he said later, "Two suits Finance board members head a Arrangements will be made for are better than one." w h e w ; TMAUK. I DROPPED DON'T W ORRY-1 WOT NEXT CALL? SHE& Moore of Bolton Rd. said the road is the reason being that the road is t h a t NOW ON A JET- FLVINS road and installing sidewalks. Edgarton St., East Hampton, or Mrs. very night and asked him to please put my watch in a safe WEST EAST eOODWESS VOU'RE j HIM AT HIS EXPECTED ,,, narrow and carries state traffic, detailed explanation of the Com­ attendance in the East Hartford He won the spade in his I'L L t a k e HER. HERE FROM CALIFORNIA TO Last year the Town Council ap­ narrow and hilly, and of course, very Sam Karavolis, Chestnut Hill Rd., place until we met again. A Q 10 8 2 A J 9 7 3 B A C K I W H ER E'S yMQTEL,..WHV because it is the only connecting road dangerous to walk,’’ Dr. Ramsdell prehensive Employment Training adult program through an inter­ Well, every time we met after that he said he "forgot" hand and led a club toward WUADEK.? NEXT c a l l : c o l l a r HIM IN p e r s o n ; proved a priority list for submission district compact. East Hampton. V I 0 5 VJ9643 dummy. West ducked! Now to the Capitol Region Council of between 1-84 and 1-86. said. Act (CETA) program by Selectman my watch. It’s been a year now and he says he doesn't ♦JeS +K3 Ernest Shepherd. The local adult courses are non­ know happened to it, and he's given up the search, so I had the professor was in dummy Governments (CRCOG). The list was He said there are numerous ac­ "In the interest of the safety of our + A J 9 4 « 10 6 while there were still two ex­ credit and are available to residents better get another one. It wasn’t insured and he never SOUTH ID ) for transportation projects to be par­ cidents. He asked to have the bus boys and girls I would strongly urge The finance board approved $13,440 tra entry cards. He took the in appropriations related the CETA of Hebron, Andover and Marlborough Area fire calls offered to replace it. My feelings toward him are AK64 tially funded by the state and federal stop in front of his house. that the Town Council and Ronald diamond finesse, cashed the program. The total amount is 100 per who are over 16 years old. i ambivalent. I don't especially want to see him, but this VKQ8 governments. Robert Dubeu of the board’s Hine, director of public works, give + AQ ace of diamonds, entered cent reimbursable. Students will pay for their own watch business has upset me. If you were in my place, The funding formula for such transportation committee said the very careful consideration to the Tolland County what would you do? AK 7 5 3 2 dummy with the ace of hearts, committee had honored one request possible widening of this road and the Board member Morris Silverstein supplies and materials. The program Thursday, 10:55 a.m. - "E" Neither vulnerable knocked out the jack of projects is 70 per cent federal, 15 per Oil burner fire diamonds and wound up mak­ for a change on the Bolton Rd. bus installation of sidewalks," he said. voted no on several of the ap­ is self-supporting and classes must on Lee Lane, Tolland. iTolland Fire DEAR “E": I’d buy myself another watch, but I wouldn’t cent state and 15 per cent local. West North East South ing five notrump. However, the state won’t pay its 15 route. He said last year an effort was Top priority on the list of proposed propriations. He said he was not have a minimum enrollment of 15. A Department) give the fellow who “lost” it the time of day. registration fee will be collected at 1 N T . How would South have per cent if the road is a local road. made to cut down on the number of projects is improvement to Rt. 83 against the appropriations, but he Pass 3 N T Pass Pass played the hand if East had This is what Bolton Rd. is. stops on that road but one was from the Windsorville Rd. intersec­ Pass held the club ace? He would Astro-graph Opening lead — 2A have had to hope for a 3-3 club If the town could afford to put up reinstated due to the narrowness of tion to Rt. 74. Alley Oop — Dave Graue the 30 per cent, then federal funds the road. The second priority is the realign­ break. Area bulletin board Jal alai entries By BERNICE BEDE 08 0L Suppose West had hopped up ment of E. Main St. at Grove St. AQUARIUS (Jin. 20-Fab. 18) with the ace of clubs? South which are State Routes 74 and 31. NC7W, DON’T TAKB TOO LONfi, THEBE MUST Joint ventures aren't promising By Oswald & James Jacoby could set up his fifth club, or SONi VYE.OONT WAhTTA , ( BE SOME WAV Another is the intersection of West Friday Night rom mofn T in t a i ? profitwise for you today. take the diamond finesse for KEEP TH’ BRIDE WArTIN'.' ( I CAN SET OUTA Rd. and Windsor Ave. and up West to Glastonbury nm 1. lalrlaaai 44 2. 1. Ada 1+ 1 + lard)+1 1. ArtaraaT-l + Ema7- However, enterprises where you his ninth trick. THIS F IX /I... Sewer grant coming 1. hm CmM 2. Madia 74 3. Sank+1 3. laaaOa 4-1 4. 1 3. 4aatrlca7-2 4. perform on your own are. Rt. 30. Co. 4 of the Glastonbury Fire Department will hold an Jm M IM 3. ha 4.11+1 3. baaiTZ I 4ahatiaa+l + ZM a+ Akar1a+2S.GarTata+l The professor looked over On Snipsic St., the planner and iial-1 4. Mfilllli h a + 1 7. Cara+1 1 2 4. laiiaaO-l 7. 4. ElarrIaO-l 7. P IS C E S (Fab. 20-March 20) the dummy for some time. Vernon the town was for funding contracts 20 open house at its firehouse, corner of Manchester Rd. and lanlfMLhNMI. la a + 2 S llh a Carlla7-2+ Esutia+I Caraidn+1 + Edraaa + 8«pt. 24, 1977 Anxieties regarding how you will 1+7 ++7 +1-5 +14 There appeared to be several and 21 of the townwide sewer plan. engineer recommend realignment, Hebron Ave., Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Apparatus and ZtMrlawZhdll-l SOOlhaWa 1 5N laaa A rise in status and advance­ be accepted by someone you lines of play at his disposal. A grant of $1,390,140 has been ;.MOaiial4-ltiJ +7-5 +7+ 7+3 7-+5 +7+ ++7 +34 3+4 ment where your career is con­ hope IP impress are unfounded. An Arizona reader wants to This includes the Evergreen Rd. and widening, drainage, resurfacing and equipment will be displayed and demonstrated. Ianlii-1 SW bait EMTI ElillEITI He could work on clubs, at­ know if we ever pass our awarded to the Town of Vernon for Ida cerned is likely this coming year. You'll be a big hit. . Glenstone Dr. area and the upper sidewalks; On Tunnel Rd. they Refreshments and door prizes will be offered. The 7+71 1- tm teasam+l + 1- Etaac lamaE-l + Unusual situations and con-, tack diamonds either by win­ partner's forcing bid. construction of two sanitary sewer M 4 744 2+7 I-7-5 l.MaOiaalal+lZ WMOalama+l +las- Iiaalla WaTka7-2 + ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) It Hartford Tpke. area. recommend widening, resurfacing, InailhBlaia+M. Can ditions will be contributing fac­ ning the first spade in dummy We do so once every couple systems. department is also seeking new members. Prospective StCM 4) Ganalai7-1 4. IhW Elarria l»sa l-2 4. could prove loolish to trust your The work that is eligjble includes drainage improvements and fire fighters may learn more at the open house. I. h a Itad 171 2. kkt-UTfMMt Ida 4cla 4-2 5. laaa Eahaaa kW naM + tors. and trying an immediate of years, but do not recom­ Notice of the grant was received by MKai Cnal-I 1 l74 + 0mdZaadl+ laiaaZ-l 4. tchaia OraW lanlB+1 L luck fully today. You may come finesse or by winning in his both interceptor and lateral sewers. sidewalks from the Bolton line to I- lllitaaMata+1 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. out all right, but your chances mend this action. Even if we Pata la 74 4. Itu Oada 4+1 7. EaiaUa ■ari^ Catraa+1 7. own hand and banging down Mayor Thomas Benoit Thursday The mayor anticipates that these 86. This is state road. Ja7 2 S. Maadb Chda 7. hah Maa74 1 lhda|a7-2 I Tatda ZiHsEaaraara+ltlr- 23)Success is likely today where are just so-so. are right, partner is likely to afternoon from Congressman ■ S-1 i lain U t 171 laaa 2airla+l SHI C i^ l SUS Wan tan Maata+I SW your work or career is concern­ the diamond ace and queen. hate us. projects will go out to bid within the And last is the Bolton Rd. project. 7. i J PidM I. la h in ia Ada I Bhh Sibiillii ed. provided you handle what's TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Christopher Dodd. It was awarded by Sar|kl-z » K kmtt 1+7 +7.5 7+1 71-3 +7-2 +7-2 7-2-5 7-2+ 7+3 2+1 2-37 2-7-3 next 30 to 60 days. Construction will The engineer and planner said this Jal alai results expected of you responsibly. Things may not Initially go loo the U. S. Environmental Protection Sataata « 7 I mufTi well with a close friend today. ' Berry’s World be under way by early 1978 and com­ needs realignment, widening, M-1 4+2 2+S 424 l.HaiTfaSa4aatiM+l + l.ArtaaGaraidai7-l + Find out to whom you're roman­ Agency. tically suited by sending lor your Should this occur, put matters the Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productiona pletion will be in about one year, he drainage and resurfacing from the 5071 tdna Ada+2 + lam Zalda 4alaalW+2 + Carlta 7-2 4. Gaaa OtaW Ecaam+1 4. copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mall right with a grand unselfish The grant application submitted by Bolton line to 1-86. Thursday Night sofumi 1- OraW Carta+l + gesture said. 341m 144 4 7.44 3.44 ^ l*?****,^ tnaaOia Uaam+I + Warka+1 5. Irdda laaa Allaria 5-1 5. 50 cents for each and a long, FKT 444 244 UroaiapM I fsaaOia Eclaaa Larraa7-1 I. self-addressed, stamped Alhriat-l 7. laruOa Daria Cada+I 7. Er- G E M IN I (May 21-Juna 20) ...B>UT, FIR ST, 3haZa«dl I2JI 141 541 2 -M +44 V i L i i T , t h i i DantaWi+l+laiiaOa envelope to Astro-Graph. P.O. I G O TTA , 4M1csa2Cana 3.U 4JI llddda+4S4+N 4l4arta7-l 4 Ganaraa+l 4. Enna aara baiTica+l + Caa You're lucky today where you +Pala laii I 5 .N Pariacta +4 5201.44 Ecaaam+1 SUI5llaaa4| Caraia+ISIMSEitaalja Box 489. R adio C ity Station, N Y. are not Involved with people with AflE CA TC H H IM / 1+1 SW4 Can Mni tmI Marrai__ 2afd 1 + 1 Cssukz 10019- Be sure to specify your §> ir you Wdda 34 54+U trilacta 3+2 54U14 whom you have close emotional puttihq Coventry library repair Pailacta 34 S21IU 1-+7U+++1+1+ }SrHSl7-2+ 2+5 ++7 ++4 3+2 ????+l 7-1-3 1-7-2 birth sign. ties. With loved ones, it's another TrHacta 3+1 54,44744 4+aa4y lama 2444 1244 1444 story Ai^AY StCM +MaaaGaaiaaa 1144 744 SCDRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) l+aaatZaadI 12.04 544 4.44 + tim Zania 4.44 ' Saturday mallnaa - Play life as if it were a game to­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ear­ FOR Yo u r 7-PalaCtadal 11.44 +44 day. You could be extremely IUaldaMH+44 TM ly in the day it may appear as if S h a U i l 144 Pariacta 4+ 524744 hm* lucky in matters where you don't fU T U R e ? WaMa 1-7 537.44 1 laaa Za«d I 7-2 Taatl the odds are slacked against expected to cost $20,000 Trilacta 4+3 5U21.74 1 Pad +1 IMm 7-1 1 lama +1 let yourself get uptight. 2 MadMa C m 7 -1 you Conditions become far Parfacia 1-7 512044 • n 2 MWnaa 7-2 2 Arii +1 aeOfiOCK BANK TiHacta t-7-5 541544 llaailaOa +1 2 Akark 7-2 more (orlunate by evening. +4n|d Sataitiaa 1244 7.44 +04 A h alaa +1 3Miadir 7-1 3lad | 7-: 3 Etaaa +1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. James A. Grant of the engineering following questions be answered to 1- fdwta 2ania 040 3.20 4 4at|k +1 4 haada +1 21) A situation that's been a For tickets, contact any depart­ 111 Oada I +2 Skaa +2 4 Edara 7-1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Sticking firm Reinhardt Association has in­ 14Mri|aula 17.40 7.01 540 54M | Carraaa 040 I Pata Zaaiia +1 5 h at +1 5 Ekrrk +I thorn in your side should begin determine the long-range goals for ment or auxiliary member, or get +112aail 144 4.44 Wdda 1-1 544.44 411 +1 4 Artaat +l to your purpose has Its merits, 7 Mil Ua I +1 4 Carraaa 3-2 to alter more to your liking today, formed the Booth-Dimock Library the library: "Is the present building I Cna 2.14 Pariacta +1 512044 7 bar +1 7 llWact +: but today you will find that a little them at the door. 1 ha Pad +1 4 Wat 0-1 7 Gaarlca +1 Walda 1+ 54144 liifacta +1-5 542144 Sida Arri Oaaraa 4 4aacm +l 4 Gamki +1 The change will come unex­ flexibility is batter than holding lo Board that renovation of the library adequate once repairs are made? Palacia 1+ 5ia40 Sal C m Sd Zddt pectedly. lOK 1+7 7-1-3 +1-7 1-7-5 +74 +2-7 2+5 Stdi Arkaa a rigid line. building on Main St. will cost about Will an addition to the existing trilacia 1+2 5441+54 2- Witca 1444 740 444 +7-3 354 3+5 3+7 2 +4 2+7 2+1 2-54 English visitor FM7I twttt im CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Even $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 . building be necessary? Is the present 4+na +44 +44 1 11 C m +1 Daraak Patrick Webb, a reporter for the +Cana 11.04 +44 +44 7-Uma 4.04 2 laaa Oada I 7 -1 1 Waa law I +1 r Calk 1 ben hnrict +1 There's a strong possibility you though people you deal with to­ Born Loser — Art Sansom The Town Council has already ear­ facility in the best location to service 3+aaay 7.14 4.44 Waida2+54144 2 Oaaa Zark 7-1 2 h a t kartaa +1 may cross paths today with 3 Mm Zaad I 7-2 3 hen Oada I +2 ZOrtWShk +1 day will tall to adhere to your marked $15,000 in revenue-sharing "Coventry Evening Telegraph” in 4ha 5.44 Pariada 2+ 5135.44 4 laaa M +1 3 Edan Ada 7 -1 3 Artaat lama +1 someone who has previously the entire community?’’ (WaMa+5 52144 Irilacta 2-47 5434.14 4 Draw Wa I +1 4 hen larrat +i standards, keep In mind you and England, has informed the Town 5 Pata Sarfla +2 4 Etraa Altrtt +2 been lucky for you. The magic Is they are only human. funds for repairs to the library, Grant’s estimate includes only Pariacta+3 54144 tmtin I ha laa 4-1 5 haada M m 7-2 SEaUtEoara +1 5 Dark Calk +1 Council that he will be visiting lidacla +3+ 511444 OktaaaAda +1 AhatdtllWaia +1 still intact. which is a private association. +0n*dIcaaam 1744 1444 444 7 Maai Zaila 7-1 7 Ant Candai +1 4 Idaaa Eiaaart +1 I NKW SI’AI'K II K.'ITKIIPKISE AS.SN i repair of the most critical needs. 7+71 2-Uaia Caaraaa 544 +44 4 Madia Ada I +1 7 ZddaSIck +1 7 Gtat Gtrrtat 7-2 Grant praised a recent report by Coventry, Conn., in October. +CBtaMa Zania 1244 4 ladt Caaraaa +1 4 Arri AWrk +1 ® 1977 DyNEA. Inc. Dance is Suturduy 144 +44 1+aacra fim ia 4.04 SidaladrAcIi 4da EtaaUa U M m 4 Zakk hdi 7 -1 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal "At the end of last year I was voted 2-laia Nna 7.24 3.44 Wdda 2+ 54444 4+4 3+7 3+4 3+5 Sala OraW Ouda 4 Building Inspector John Willnauer, +7-3 3+7 +7-4+7-3 4+4 +37 3+1 354 Sdk Eraakt llW m The Auxiliary of the North Coven­ +lllh d i«a +44 Pariacta +2 515444 7th +74 3+4 7-1-3 7+4 which reviewed the existing problem student journalist of the year,” Qdalda 2+ 543.14 thtacta +2-1 5144.44 4ktl Ihk try Volunteer Fire Department will 1 Madia Pad 0-2 1 Etaaa Shk +1 ladfll areas. However, the engineer noted Patrick wrote. He has decided to use Parfacia 12 311244 nttun 2 ha law I +1 1 Zalda Ada +1 1 Etaaa Ectatm +1 i Ve got a h a ppy "Some of the people on the staff were wondering sponsor a dance Saturday at St. his award money for a four-week trip lidacta +2-3 545344 2-Caaatla im am 1544 5.44 +44 3 laaa ka +1 2 haada lama 7-2 2 Etaaa M m 7 -1 2 laatUt Gatrrlca 7-1 that in addition to the items listed in son llaaaOi Omica +44 +44 4 1 1 Zark +1 3 OraW laara +1 3 Ctatlhdaca +1 3 Zalda Cada +1 &IRTHDAV MESSAGE If it would be okay to wear bib overaiis to work!?" Mary's Church Hall, Rt. 31, Coven­ to the United States. He plans to do a + M Caarrka 0.44 4 Eraabk Carik 7 -1 4 had Ecteam 7-1 FOR FOfOV the report, the foundation has settled 4.44 444 l+asHl+Waca +44 5 haq Ada I 7-2 5 Oaaa Alak +2 4 Edara h A +i try. 7-OatTla laad I 5.44 5.24 Qdalda 23 520.44 I hia Cm +1 5 Arri Carraaa +i 5 Artaat Gtrrtat +2 Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick full-page feature story on the town. 4+aiaa C li^ I 4 Zakla Oaaaaa +1 4 hadt Gaarlca +7 FFYX HIS <' / unevenly throughout, causing 544 Pariacta 2-3 5U74 7 Pata Ada . +1 7 Dark Oada I +1 4 h n larrat 7-2 Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 The council will arrange a place to MaMa +7 535.44 TrHacta 2-+1 5345.74 4 Hrn 5atfk 7-1 7 Edtrra Gatrtaa 4-1 7 Draw AIttk + 1 MOTHER... racking of the structure. 4htaaaMm +1 4 Eraakt 5tak +1 a.m. to the music of Ken Baccari. stay for Patrick during his visit to Pariacta +7 515741 tTTQMKtStOO trda laacra Oada I Sdk Iihia Gaadai 4 Dark OrWaaa +1 ■ P U F F '■ you BiTYS HAVE NO SRASP HELL NEED POLICE "Many of the leakage problems rrifacta +7+ 575444 HMtl; 524+343 3+4 +31 +1-3 +31 Salt hntdt Calk Srdt 4tacaai Salat tlia S A /O K r'y OF SPORTS AT ALL! WHILE PROTECTION IF HE The dance Is a BYOB event. Coventry. 2+7 2+1 2-1-7 2-1-5 +14 +14 1+7 +14 +1-5 +74 +1-3 +7-5 can be attributed to this such as \Xi TRUE THAT FIREMAN HEAPS FOR THE i flashing breakdowns and cracks in 6AVE UP A FEW RUNS, MOUNP the brickwork at the anterior corners TOMORROW IS an o ther A6A1M JHAYBE ypu'LL and below window jams,’’ Grant PAV.' To RISE f r o m AFTER ) CHANGE South Windsor PZC GENERAL GLASS Ready For Fall d e f e a t is the m a r k TH AT \A FTE R YOU said. OF TRUE OREATNESS; PISA5TER / REAP "The b uilding should be reviewed STAINED GLASS CUSSES TICKETS ' —Sports , Heathcllff This Funny World as to compliance with updated OKs boarding house 330 OREEN RD. MANCHESTER Planting... T w i s t e p .' building and fire code requirements ANN MAD8BN, Imtructor as well as making the building The South Windsor Planning and dition that the home be connected to m accessible to the handicapped,’’ he Zoning Commission (PZC) has ap­ sewer. The state will inspect the said. proved a special exception to the home on a regular basis. REGISTRATION Our Nursery Is Grant recommended that the zoning regulations, allowing four Mrs. Wright said the special excep­ MON.-FRI. 9-4 P.M. Now Fully Stocked boarders at 382 Oakland Rd. tion will not make any change to the CALL 646-4920 or 649-4114 With fre ^ dug Mugo Pine, The special exception was property or in any way effect the FIRST CLASSES START OCT. 4th requested by Joyce Wright, who town. Taxus, Hemlock, White Pine. Azaieas and JUST ’ Court cases 1i asked permission to take in the per­ Rhododendrons m is s e d sons "who have no place else to go Square dancing tonight CLASS SCHEDULE HIM/ Coventry and need only a little bit of super­ The South Windsor Square Dance SAT. SESSION #1 OCT. 15-22-29 Plant NOW For vision.” Club will sponsor a dance tonight Large Selection SAT. SESSION #2 Nov. 5-12-19 - •44- Mary A. Palmisano, 46, of Coven­ She presented a certificate of need from 8 to 11 at the Wapping Elemen­ SAT. SESSION #3 DEC. 3-10-17 Spring Beauty! DRIED MATERIALS try, charged last March with tary School. 9 .a y ,7 7 /^IW /IO S S HAS Bits NEWS - 1) from Norwich and the Veterans Ad­ WORKSHOPS $6.00 Ea. A V # / / ’ 6? It f lB y N t * Ire l U Ntq US »«i Qtl 1 - 1 ' i embezzlement on complaint of the ministration hospitals. Cliff Brodeur will call the squares Styrofoam Forms Willlmantic Trust Co., was given a and Russ and Anita White will cue; CLASS ^ 1 7 WKS - 2 Hours Ea. ★ Tulips ■ k Ribbons 3 Some area residents opposed the one-year sentence with execution the rounds. All club level dancers are Tues. morning f l j t ★ Crocus ★ Wire exception, stating it would constitute $1,400 Oct. 4 - Nov. 15 Short Ribs — Frank Hill suspended and placed on probation approval of a business situation and welcome. ★ Hyacinths ★ Straw Wreaths 9:30 AM - 11:30 JT IS TIM E TO for one year. the area was not a good place for a Bible study ★ Daffodils ★ Della Robia W H E N ( ilViNS SIGNAL/ She was sentenced by U. S. CLASS #2 7 WKS 2 Hours Ea. (5IVE SIG NAL. PLEASE NOT TO USE... rest home. The fall series of in­ Fruits Magistrate F. Owen Egan Mrs. Wright is a nurse and the terdenominational Bible studies Tuesday afternoon Wednesday and as a condition she mother of five children. She said sponsored by Stonecroft Ministries is $14.00 Oct. 4 - Nov. 15 was ordered to contribute 800 hours state regulations require a certain now being organized in South Wind­ 12:30 to 2:30 P.M. of labor to a charitable organization WHITHAM Nursery amount of space per person and her sor and will begin in late September CLASS #3 7 WKS. 2 Hours Ea. , "Grow With U i" * to be selected by her probation of­ home was approved by the state for ficer. Those wanting specific information Thursday morning [ r o u t e s BOLTON 643-7802 how to assemble it, he will have outgrown it." six persons. She said, however, she on times and locations of studies The arrest last March was made by $14.00 Oct. 6 - Nov* 17 OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9:00-5:30 ’ H t im iNiCH eemeR thinks she has room for only four or should contact the South Windsor 9:30-11:30 A.M. .vMATING CALL the FBI following an investigation of five. coordinator, Mrs. Roger Cottle, 166 0 1 9 f/b y N IA me IM Wtq US P*l 0« OP v u l t u r e / Mkifl. a complaint of shortages at the bank. The PZC approval includes the con­ Clinton Dr. •- •

PAGE FOUR B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Sept. M. O t l ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Sept **. 1W 7- PAGE FIVE-B 5 Halp Wantad LEGAL NOTICE $ehook-ClU9m f* Homaa For $ah 3S Homoo For Salo I Fbrtate 23 I Far Sala t j • TOWN OF MANCHESTER tools, good of manufacturers, disability at that time, you are ASSESSORS OFFICE traders and merchants, utility 'entitled to $3,000 exemption. If National Weather Forecast ¥ s - l l # s CERAMIC AND Craft TWO FAMILY FLAT 41 CENTER ST. equipment and fixtures and all you file a copy of your birth claues. Adulti, children. HolUfter Street. Each hai MANCHESTER. CONN. other taxable goods. certificate sritb the assessor. saoo 30 74 MRStlUKS Beginning October. For infor- BOLTON larie living room, kitchen OFnCIAL NOTICE Do Not Declare Real Estate 3. The Blind — Should be y nuitlM write Bea ^ t d ^ wiln pantry, dining room, 2 Farm Drive, MancbeKer, Inhabitants of the Town of or Registered Vehicles in notified that proof of their dis­ 3000 New Hating. See this excep­ bedroomi. Mid $40t. Cell 649- S h e H e r a l h COMPMIONS 06040. Reasonable. 7950. Manchester. Manchester are hereby ability must be filed with the Needed to provide nursing tional 7W room Ranch. notified that: 1. Veterans of any war Spacious living room, L- Town Qerk. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING services in private homes JUST REDUCED. House for shaped kitchen, three Oct. 1 of each year is the period — (a) If you have filed 4. Farmers — Application and medical facilities. aale. $35,000 to $32,500. CaU □ REAL ESTATE bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 assessment date in your honorable discharge for exemption of livestock, Consideration given to after S p.m., 647-0804. baths, 2-car garage. Manchester, Conn., and all papers with the Town Clerk of poultry and machinery must preference of days and Colonial decor throughout, personal property must be Manchester, BEFORE Oct. 1, be filed with the assessor hours — 4 to 40 hours Homoa For Salo 23 EAST HARFTORD By owner declared to the assessor by 1975. during the month of October PH ONE 643-2711 .K ’tr 16x24 foot swimming pool. - 232 O’Connell Drive. Lovely 6 available weekly. Live-in COVENTRY • 40 acre Egg room Cape, for your comfort the owner during the month of 2. Disabled Veterans — (a) each year. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD companions also needed. Lots of privacy in this one October to avoid a ten per If you have filed your All Property Owners — If Farm, with three story bam. acre tre ^ yard that offers and inem nslve living, in­ Malpractice coverage, Butler-type building. Power cluding 5 1/2% assumable. cent penalty imposed by the honorable discharge papers you have changed your ad­ (OWIIf TIM fllAIUlli a terrific view. Offered at bonding, and w o rk ^ - plant, ana other out nulldlngs, $37,000. 5694)094. $6fl,500. Connecticut State Statutes. with the Town Jclerk of dress in the past year, you INDEX Halp Wantad 13 men’s compensation pro­ plus Three Lovely Homes. Personal property consists of: Manchester and (b) If ydii should notify the assessor’s □ NOTICES N O T ic ia •H. vided. Offers invited. B/W Realty, MANCHESTER - Just right Aircraft, machinery, water have filed a certificate of dis­ office any week day between PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The 647-1419. for the growing family. 3 COVENTRY. NORTH. - Lott tnd Found Air Force recently announced (0 U&R REALTY CO. TAKE A LOOK - You'U like power, dams, horses, cattle, ability with the assessors 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.n. - Ptrtontit bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, DraiUcally reduced to ^.900. new openings for Individuals All A ASStSTARCE 543-2552 It! Near hue line. Newly sheep, goats, swine, poultry, showing the percentage of dis­ - Announctmtnti Loaf and Found 1 $29,500. SIX Room Cape. formal dining room, garage. Spaciout three bedroom Ed Belleville with prior military service. If of NorttMMtom Robort D. Murdock, redecorated. Six Room commercial furniture and ability obtained from the Assessor - Enttrttinmtnt uriW itIHIII POIOCMI a Heatolator fireplace, enclosed $39,900. Century 21, Jackston- Ranch. Radiant heat. Weaver Ranch Split. Private 1 1/2 - Auctions FOUND - Sealpoint Siamese you have been out for less ConiMClieut, Ine. Roaltor fixtures, boats, farming tools, Veterans Administration. Dated at Manchester, porch, large lot. Good buy. Avante, 646-1316. Real EeUte, 643-1667. country acres. Lessenger cat. Call 643-87N. than 5 years and are looking 357 Em I Contor 8L ' tractors, road machinery, (c) If you have reached the Conn., Sept. 16, 1977 FINANCIAL Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Sells, 646-8713. > Bondi-StocXt-Mortgagtl for "A Great Way of Life’ , i MandMolor, Ct. farm produce, mechanic's age of 65 and were receiving a 043-9 > Perional Loant FOUND - Grey female cat contact the Air Force im­ For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 24. Friday night 643-0515 TOLLAND - Located just • iniuranca Happiness Is Meeting Your with touches of red. Fluff tail. mediately. Call 646-7440. will find rain or showera along the north Pacific coast, in and minutes to Route 15. Four HANDY MAN’S Special. Four LEBANON $66,900 - 2V4 acres, bedroom, full dormered Cape, EMPLOYMENT Has flea collar. Vicinity of Plant Lover Friends At The around the Lakes region, lower Florida and central Texas. 8 room Colonial, circa 1830, CONTEMPORARY room stucco Ranch, fireplace, > Help Wantad Rockledge. 647-1246. STEADY WORK - Reliable, Fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. MANCHESTER Insurance L A R G E L O T 1 1/2 hatha, flreplaced living spacious yard, great oppor­ LEGAL NOTICE > Buainaaa Opportunitiaa hard worker, who wants w/fieldstone fireplace, den, room, huge formal dining, ful­ • Situation Wantad Minimum temperatures’ include: (approximate maximum Agency Seeking full time goes with this 7-room formal dining, IW baths, four COLONIAL tunity. Only $23,900. Holp Wantod steady employment, good in- Manchester Garden Club^s mature person to work in auto located in Rockledge area. ly appUanced kitchen. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT EDUCATION 13 readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 62 (83), Boston 46 (66), Colonial. Lovely flreplaced bedrooms, huge porch, 2 car come. Call’152^702 between 9- insurance department. Duties Family room, flreplaced breezeway, garage, country NOTICE OF - Private Initructioni 2 only. Chicago 63 ( 76), Cleveland 59 (71), Dallas 71 (85), Denver 40 living room, family room, garage, horse shelter and pad­ treed lot. $43,500. Zanotti ADOPTION OF a m e n d m e n t TO ORDINANCE - Schooli-Ciasm SALES POSITION - Straight PLANT TAG SALE include policy processing, dock. Zanotti Realtors, 649- living room, formal dining > Inalruclioni Wanted (74), Duluth 50 ( 57), Houston 73 ( 88), Jacksonville 68 ( 89), scremed in porch, one full Realtors, 6494)272, 228-9485. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and commissions, leads furnished ^ in g , and telephone contact 0272, 228-9485. room, wall-to-wall carpet, to homeowners. Call 242-5402. NOW accepting applications Me Donald’s, West Center Street Kansas City 60 ( 79), Little Rock 65 (88), Los Angeles 59 ( 75). mth cllenta. Salary commen­ and two half baths, garage 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given to the adoption by REAL ESTATE for full time employment. garage, large treed lot. b y N o rm a - Homes for Sale Miami 74 (87), New Orleans 67 (88), New York 55 ( 66), surate with experience. Will and more. Priced in the WILLINGTON - Five mintues Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 COLUMBIA-IJ acres. Approx. Priced at $56,900. MencliMler the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut. - Lois-Land for Sale RN or LPN-11 to 7, full or part Parking Lot, Saturday, September Phoenix 70 ( 95), San Francisco 55 (71), Seattle 48 ( 62), St. train. Employe benefits. Send low $S0’a. to UConn, very clean six and For yooro, •••y chair - Investment Property only. 7 open hay fields. Circa 1840. Sept. 13, 1977 of Amendment to Ordinance as follows: time. Laurei Manor, 91 Chest­ Louis 66 ( 83), Washington 61 (74). resum e to Box AA, c/o 1/2 room Ranch. Flreplaced phlloaophart have aald > Business Property Ten room Colonial, four living room, paneled rec room OPEN HOUSE Chapter 35 - Resort Property nut Street. 24th., 10 to 2 p.m. Manchester Herald. bedrooms. 2 baths, formal that land la tha only aura • Real Estate Wanted REAL ESTATE Sales People ZINSSER with sliders to backyard and SIDEWALK AND CURB CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR Invaalmant. Raal aatata - Two needed. Must have R oa lto r S4S-1811 dining, den, laundry with Realtor 848-1811 16x32 pool, 2Q0 foot wooded lot Sunday 2 to 5 MISC. SERVICES SURPRISE YOUR Husband (a) When sidewalks or curbs are constructed or repaired, or Invaating la certainly vary license or in process. S • •••••#••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••------•••••••••••••••••••••••••• appliances, huge play room, for privacy. $37,500. Zanotti - Services Offered with the extra money you earn big barn with excellent hay profllabla In many caaaa, ‘ Pamting-Papering Generous commission Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Buainaaa Opportunity 14 Realtors. M94)272 . 228-9485. 447 Center St. 2 both, as part of a scheduled area construction or repair as an Avon Representative. > Building-Coniracling schedule. Wolverton Agency Halp Wantad storage, other out buildings, 2 program specifically authorized by the Board of Directors, the but It la not a aura lira In- • Roofing-Siding The flexible hours won’t in­ *3 Halp Wantad 13 car garage, excellent for Colonial, six rooms, Realtors, 649-2813. CREATIVE Babysitter RESPONSIBLE, Reliable SMALL ENGINE Service Town shall not assess the land adjacent thereto for any of the vaatmant. You muat bo - Healing-Plumbing terfere with your home life. MANCHESTER - Rockledge horses. Asking $88,000 but REDUCED TO $50,900 - 4 MANCHESTER - Beacuse three bedrooms, - F lo o rin g E X PER IEN C ED Window Tuesday evenings. Own person needed to babysit part Corporation -expanding dealer cost of such program, whether or not such construction or vary caraful whan Interested? Call 523-9401. want your offers. Zanotti Bedroom Colonial. 11/2 baths, this Colonial has 4 bedrooms, • Moving-Truching-Storage RN or LPN. Part or full time. Cleaner. Must be experienced. transportation. Call Helen time. Call 742-9151. network. No experience new executive listing. Eight family room, formal dining fireplace, natural repair has previously been the subject of a petition to the Board purchaaing proparty, - Services Wanted room Custom built (Colonial Realtors, 649-0272, 228-9485. with divided double sinks Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Steady work Good pay. Call PART TIME Nix, 646-1206, or E laine necessary. Complete training room, many baths, 2 woodwork, two car gar­ of Directors. whether It la open land or Cape. Two full baths, central powder room. Large first MISC. FOR SALE Street. 6494519. 649-5334. EVENINGS Kahaner, 646-7245. DIETARY AID - Full time. program. $5(X). investment floor family room. Quiet rural fireplaces, 18x36 inground (b) When sidewalk or curb construction is done at the specific haa a building on It. Mako • Household Goods Experienced preferred. Must required to start your own air conditioning, fully COVENTRY ■ Basic five age. Excellent condi­ room Cape. Paneling, some neighborhood. Call owner 649- poof, and in a prestige area, request of adjacent landowners outside of the scheduled area aura you know what you • Articles for Sale GENERAL MECHANIC - PART TIME Secretary. For HELP WANTED, Male & work every other weekend, business. Ideal for retired or equipped first floor family you must plan to see this tion. $38,900 - Biiilding Supplies CLASSIFIED Why take an "Ordinary” room, English pub rec room. carpeting, three bMrooms, 7406, principals only. construction program, there shall be assessed against the land axpact out of tha property - Pets ‘Birds* Dogs Full time days. Paid C.M.S, local law office, two days a Female - Full or part time. and some holidays. Full range part time. Details on request. beautiful home, $87,900. Cen­ 3 part time job, when you Professionally landscaped lot decent lot, walking distance to adjacent thereto one-half of the cost of the construction of such before you purchaaa. Are - Livestock Blue Cross and life Insurance. week. Please send resume to New fast food operation wants of employe benefits, apply in Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field BY OWNER. Charming tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- • Boats & Accessories can make much more with abundance of stone walls shopping. $26,000. Zanotti sidewalks. No assessment shall be made for the cost of curbs. you Intaraatad In a long Amerbelle Corporation. 104 Box Y c/o Manchester cashiers and grill help. Flexi­ person, Ehist Hartford Con­ Training Division Box 619,, Connecticut Gambrel, large 1316. • Sporting Goods East Main Street, Rockville.e. doing rewarding, prestige and trees. $79,900. Hayes Realtors, 640-0272, 228-9485. F.J. Spllecki, Inc. term Invaatmant? Short - Garden Products Herald. ble hours. For interview, call valescent Home, 745 Main Wading River, New York. country kitchen with Ic) Where sidewalk repair or replacement is done at the Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 Telephone Sales Work. Street, East Hartford. 11792. Corp. 646-0131. Raaltora term? Do you want to - Antiques Salary plus bonuses. Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, fireplace, beamed ceiling, SOUTH WINDSOR - Are you request of the adjacent landowner outside of a scheduled area - Wanted to Buy p.m. An equal opportunity PAYROLL CLERK - and September 23rd., 24th., and davalop tha land? Do you Outstanding pay set up! random width flooring, looking for a Garrison 843-2121 repair program or as an emergency repair deemed necessary employer. various other office duties, in 25th., Al Kalina, Vice Presi­ Situation Wantad IS SIX ROOM Cape with MANCHESTER Colonial, 4 bedrooms, choice want to raaall It for RENTALS Think you qualify? EARN EXTRA MONEY. By dormers - Living and dining screened porch, wooded lot. by the Director of Public Works, the adjacent landowner shall • Rooms for Rent a small busy office. Hours dent, Mutt Hutts, Inter- 646- 5330. neighborhood, fireplace? Are davolopmani? la If - Apartments for Rent BOOK A TOY Si Gift Party. 7:30 to 4:30. Call 643-2414, for Call Mr. Franklin introducing home food service CHILD CARE in licensed room, kitchen newly be assessed 33 percent of the cost of such repair or replacement - Homes for Rent naUonal, 549-2407. you willing to ao a little accaaalbla by road and Generous hostess awards. an appointment. at 524-1428 from our convenient East home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, renovated. 3 bedrooms, decorating? Then, see this as calculated by the Director of Public Works. (The provision - Business for Rent 8:30 A.M. Hartford office. Experience fireplace, full basement. L-Ranches-Capes- COVENTRY - Lovely view for the repair of sidewalks with bituminous concrete at no cost for ulltitlaa? la If for - Resort Property for Rent Demonstrators also needed. laundry outings and overtime from this waterfront Coventry Colonial on 2 plus acres. Make CONTEMPORARY Ranch. vacationing? la It lor par- - Wanted to Rent Over 400 needed. Over 400 All GORDmOMK helpful but will train. Hourly services. Manchester. Deb­ Garage. Very clean. Priced Colonials Raised Ranches ua an offer. Asking $62,900. Six rooms, beautifully kept, to the landowner has been removed and the landowners share of • Misc for Rent HOUSEKEEPER Needed. rate plus commission and reduced. Charles Ponticelli It Lake three bedroom home. aonal uaa? Thaea are only newest most-wanted items. bie. 643-1790. — 3 and 4 bedroom models Large, well landscaped lot Century 21, Jackston-Avante, new kitchen, three beorooms, cement concrete sidewalks has been set at one-half the cost. I to 5:00 P.M. For further information, Free room. Vernon Circle DEFT.MARAfiER bonuses. Call Mrs. Lewis, 569- Son, 646-1540, 646-0800. a law quaallona you muat AUTOMOTIVE PARAGON TOOL CO. Inc. ■ up to 2 Vi baths-fireplace, and 2 car garage. $45,600. B/W 646-1316. Inground teardrop pool. Must (d) The owner of any lands so assessed shall pay such assess­ - Autos for Sale write SANTA’S PARTIES, area. Cali 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., If you have experience in 4990. conaldar bafora you buy Has openings for all around EXPERIENCED Licensed garages priced from ’ Realty, 647-1419. be seen. High $30's. Lessenger ment within thirty (30) days from the date of notice of such - Trucks for Sale Box P, Avon, Conn. 06001 or 644-2306. this area, and can assume COVENTRY-Perfect starter - Heavy Equipment for Sale mother will babysit your pre­ $53,900. OMonbwy MT.tOO Sells, 646-6713. anything. call collect 1-673-0494. machinists. Bridgeport or retirem ent home. Six assessment, provided, however, that if the assessment shall - Molorcycies-Bicycles Monday thru Friday Operators, Cintlmatic management of a volume EXPERIENCED Person to schooler in her home. Nice MANCHESTER - Excellent ' Campers*Trailers-Mobile room, three bedroom Cape in OCniK COnOMMIY exceed the sum of One Hundred ($100) Dollars, he may notify the t ★ ★ Operators, and polishers. shop, I can afford to pay waitress and short order cook, yard, conveniently located in M E R R in two family with additional lot. Bl-level beauty features a glass GARRISON COLONIAL. Homes SAT. 8:30 to 12 NOON DENTAL ASSISTANT for quiet country setting. Excep­ Collector of Revenue within that time of his election to pay the You can rely on the Apply at Paragon Tool Co. you big money, and offer etc. Part time. Apply qt Ann’s Bowers School district. Call Raaltora 648-1180 5-5 flat with 2 car garage. and wood maintenance free in­ Four bedrooms, view, great - Automotive Service tional value at $49,500 Cali terior. Nestled in 1.3 acres of quiet - Autos tor Rent-Lease orthodontist. Experienced many fringe benefits. Spot, Oak Street,eet, Man(m(lester. 843-8971. neighborhood, two car at­ amount so assessed in installments as follows: In semi-annual proloaalonal atafi at Inc., 121 Adam Street, Asking $62,000. B/W Realty, wooded privacy Four bedrooms. 2 preferred. Send resume to Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- 647- 1419. tached garage. $48,900. payments, including interest at the rate of six (6% I per cent per CENTURY 21, TEDFORD BURGER KING Manchester, 647-9935, Please send complete 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., full baths, 2 fireplaces in one of Box 2356, Vernon, Connec­ SUPERINTENDENT. Live Glastonbury’s most prestigious Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. annum, for a period not exceeding twenty-four (24) months REAL ESTATE, Rl. 44A, Announcemanta ticut, 06066. Needs a setup man for day resum e to Box A, c/o Manchester Office, 647-9139. LEBANON-Eight room work. Set up equipment in. Married couple. For apart­ MANCHESTER - Immaculate neighborhcK^s from the date of notice of such assessment. All assessments un­ Bolton Notch, Bolton, SALES PERSON - Full time Manchester Herald. All Equal Rousing Opportunity. Contemporary, ultra modern and prepare store for ment building, Apply in per­ □ EDUCATION L-shaped Ranch. Three paid after thirty (30) days from the date of notice of such CLERK / TYPIST - Monday replies will be held in con­ throughout. 2 baths, double 647-9914 to give you ad­ opening, assist in front experienced in mens clothing son between 8 and 4, Monday bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-ln Century 21 GLASTONBURY, Large two assessment and all unpaid balances on assessments being paid vice on what typo of land thru Friday, 9 to 5. Send preferred. Apply Gentlemen fidence. through Friday, at 560 Bum- fleldstone fireplace, kitchen, spacious living and family. Barn with loft,and room operation. Hours 8:30 flreplaced rec room, four in installments shall be delinquent and shall be subject to in­ and where to purchaaa It. PUBLIC NOTICE resume to Box N, c/o Wearhouse, Factory Outlet, side Avenue, Apartment A5, Private Inatructlona 18 dining rooms. Spring Street. basement, $67,000. Tongren til —. Vacation pay plus huge bedrooms, rap-around Jaduton/Avante terest from such due date at the interest rate and in the manner Manchester Herald. Blast Hartford. D O N ’T M I S S $87,500. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Real Estate, 633-8633 , 633- Wa are a lull lina Realtor other benefits. Apply at 221 R Brainard Road, Exit 27, deck, huge caroort, asking 648-1318 provided by the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut for and wa are alwaya hare to off Route 91, South, in rear of EXPERIENCED Cook - And REMEDIAL READING and 7060, 289-3861. FULL TIME - Hardware and store. math; individualized work $69,900. Zanotti Realtors, 64^ delinquent property taxes. (The last sentence has been changed help you whan thara are 467 Cantar Straat building behind Carpet Giant. bus boys. Apply in person. PART TIME counter help. this 8-room Ranch. MANCHESTER. Front and plumbing store clerk. Retail Mornings preferable. Apply In program, (lst-8th. grade) by 0272, 228-9485. VERNON - Just listed. Lovely to conform with the Statute on delinquent sewer assessments quaallona to bo Manchaatar Podunk Muis Tavern Featuring 2 full baths, back porches make a pleasing GLASTONBURY. Five acre sales. Also receiving, some Restaurant, & uth Windsor, person at Meattown, 1215 1/2 Master’s degree teacher. 566- two family. Ten rooms, 2 car 3 bedroom Raised Ranch. mini farm. Ten stall horse and taxes.) anaworad. If you are TAG SALE heavy merchandise handling. Between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. ADDRESSERS WANTED - family room, 3 or 4 MANCHESTER - Quality con­ Silver Lane, East Hartford. 8075. Fireplace, family room, gar­ immediately! Work at home 289-7920. garage. Priced to sell at $48,- barn, six room Cape, $61,000. Sec. 35-2 Assessments — Method of Assessing Corner Lots looking around lor a naw NEW a USED ITEMS Apply in person after 10:00 bedrooms, garage, etc. struction is yours in this char­ 000. B/W Realty, 647-1419. ages. Beautiful wooded lot. Tongren Real Estate, 633- — no experience necessary. ming, mature home. 7 plus When a sidewalk is constructed along the frontage of a corner home ba aura and aaa ua a.m. Barrett Plumbing Supp­ PIANO . Instruction - Begin­ Priced at only $43,900. $l9,900. Century 21, Jackston- 8633, 633-7060, 289-3861. Excellent pay. Write NURSERY SCHOOL Mother m a k f r in Hn rooms. 3 bedrooms, rec room, S Ural, wo have that homo In ly, 331 Broad Street, ning, intermediate, advanced. Avante, 646-1316. lot, the landowner shall be assessed for the full length of the SEPTEMBER 25 SHORT ORDER Cook full helper wanW JjJ^rimen” 1 work Call Mark our llatlnga. Call anytime. Manchester. American Service, 8350 Park Donald Charlamb; B.M. new wail to wall carpeting. 2 SOUTH WINDSOR frontage. When a sidewalk is constructed only along the side of 10 A.M. — 4 P.M. time or part time. Call 644- Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, for sending your child age 3 or M^ufnptnrinB Co Inc 647- car garage. $38,900. Centuiy MANCHESTER a corner lot and there is no sidewalk existing on the front of a 1609 or 646-9378. 4 free. Please call, 847-1221. J^uiactuung Go., inc., 647 Hartt, M.M. Eastman. Call A good buy in this 8-room GLASTONBURY - Believe ■k -k ir TRI-Cin PLAZA (Varnon) MECHANIC WANTED - 75231. 643-4386. 21, Jacksfon-Avante, 646-1316. lot, the length of the side or the length of the frontage, Colonial that offers a first this? New Colonials and Split Experienced necessary. Call Level Homes, ready for your whichever is less, shall be the basis of the assessment. The fron­ Did You Know? SponMored by PART TIME janitorial work. Roaltor 646-1811 floor family room, large Gene Langan, VW 633-0261. Full or Part Tima •/ V PIANO INSTRUCTION by IDEAL RETIREMENT inspections, starting $61,900. Two-Family-Duplexes 3 tage for vacant corner lots shall be that side which the That a good axiarlor Manchester area. 2 1/2 hours Home. Small yard, screened living room, dining room B’nal Brith Women per evening, five evenings per PAINTERS experienced, creative Call now and reserve your lot. bedrooms, l‘i baths. Ige, Assessor's records have assigned as frontage. Corner lots shall appaaranca can ralaa tha SECURITY PERSONNEL. teacher. All levels. Sample porch, no cellar. Three and kitchen, self-cleaning Century 21, Jackston-Avante, value of your homo con- Many part time positions week. Call 249-6880. Exparlancad only bedrooms, newly redecorated, oven, Kitchenaid dis­ eat in Kitchen, living not be assessed for sidewalks on both the front and side. RN’S - LPN’S lesson free with September $37,900. One of the nicest 646-1316. room, alum, siding, city aldarably? available. Must be over 18, •■S’p.in. to 11 p.m. Shift'' economical radiant heating. hwasher, 1(4 baths with Sec 35-3 Notice — Repair or Replacement HIGH SCHOOL GIRL for part registration. Gretchen Van seven room Condos in the M u f f l e r have a car, phone, be able to MAK PtlNTING 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift Why, 647-9751. Weaver Real Estate, 643-1867. vanities, fireplace, garage, MANCHESTER - Trim utilities. $59,900. E (a) Whenever the Director of Public Works determines that time waitress. After school, area. Rec room a beauty. End H O g d I Center pass State Police Registra­ Part time or full time. rec room, city utilities, hedges surrounds this neat 6 any sidewalk is in need of repair or replacement to make it safe tion. Call Monday through and some Saturdays. Apply (49-7728 unit, 2V5 baths. T.J. Crockett, YOU'VE GOT TO see this im­ M E R R in Brass Key Restaurant. Pleasant working conditions, SPECIAL EDUCATION Realtor, 643-1577. treed lot. $55,900. Room Cape. New kitchen, for public travel, he/she shall notify the adjacent landowner U. n ih f ...... r I>r$iilu4 I. Friday 233-2165. Equal Oppor­ CENTER offers extra help maculate three bedroom modern bath. $36,400. Centuiy Raaltora 848-1180 that the Town of Manchester will undertake the necessary work tunity Employer. l^ n e y ts . with learning disabilities, skill (Colonial. Vinyl siding, large 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-131A Corner of Broad PART TIME Limousine PART TIME HELP for lathe $38,900 NEW ON market. corner lot and much more. lIMJiaiJYCO. and that an assessment will be made in accordance with Section and Center Street Drivers - Must be neat, and Bridgeport. Apply In per­ deficits, and attention Mon.-Fn. B a.m • 6 p.m. Oversized Cape (25x34) with Sale by owner, 646-5671. 29 Robort D. Murdock, Lota-Land lor Sala 24 35-l(c) and (d). The notice shall be mailed to the last known ad­ Phone 646*2112 S^ l...... 8 a m. 12 noon reserved, well mannered, non- son, Triumph Manufacturing problems. Diagnostic evalua­ two rooms baths partially TEDFORD REAL ESTATE R E iU M E S .VERNON InANOR tion $36, tutoring from $4 Agnes Drive, Manchester. dress of the landowner and shall include an estimate of the cost smokers, have dark suit. App­ C o., 55 E lm S tr e e t, finished up. Fireplace, large ______BS9!!S£______BUILDING LOT For Sale - hour. Cali 649-2428 ( 3-6 p.m.) CHARMING of the work to be assessed against the landowner. THAT GET ly R 55 O ak S tr e e t, Manchester. 8 7 1 -0 3 8 5 kitchen, plaster walls, garage BY OWNER. 5-5 Duplex. Henry Street. Near schools. (b) Any owner of land who is aggrieved by any notice made in Aunchester. and a private setting. T.J. Aluminum siding, three RANCH No brokers. Call 646-4528. FULL TIME and Part Time CERAMIC LESSONS- Crockett, Realtors 643-1577. COVENTRY - Basic five accordance with Section 35-3(a) may petition the Board of JOBS I m Supplies, firing. Now’s the bedroom^ carpeting, 2 car room Cape. Paneling, some set on a lovely landscaped P •Proftaalonaihr written PART TIME. Christmas teachers aide positions open GLASTONBURY. «38 wooded Directors for a rescission or modification of the aforesaid time to plan holiday gifts, etc. arage. Good rental income. lot. Flreplaced living •Crisp ottael prlnUng openings available. Represent at local day care center. 7:00- $39,900 SEVEN room Colonial carpeting, three bMrooms, acres. Excellent area. Ideal notice. Such appeal shall be in writing and must be received by •Low, low ratoe $50,0 firm. No agents. 646- YOU SAVE OVER Sarah Coventry in your area. 3:00, 2:30-5:30. 649-6167. A-B-C- kiln. Days, evenings, with IW baths, fireplace, decent lot, walking distance to room, 3 good sized for developer. Tongren Real •Fast Rorvico (aomo aamo dey) 4461. the Board of Directors within ten calendar days after the notice No investments, no delivery. Monday thru Friday. 568-9451, knotty pine rec room...owner shopping. $26,000. Zanotti bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, Estate 633-8633 . 633-7060. 289- has been received by the said owner. If no such appeal is made 568-29K. Realtors, 6404)272 , 228-6485. Call Lothian Car necessary. Please call for HOUSEKEEPER Wanted for bought new home, anxious to move-ln condition. Priced 3861. or if such appeal shall be denied, the Director of Public Works interview between 9 and 11 or Manchester location. Once, go. T.J. Crockett Realtors, at $42,900. 643-0799 RELIEF COOK Schoola-Claaaaa 19 COLUMBIA. Contemporary shall have the defect(s) corrected. after 3 weekdays, 872-7656 or possibly twice a week. Call 643-1577. 7 - R O O M CarMT mlndtd Individual for hoalth caro facili­ styled, vinyl siding, sliders Raal Batata Wantad 28 Sec. 35-4 Sidewalk and Curb Installation on Existing Streets 648-6155. 668-7220 evenings. ty. DIatary axparlanca prafarrad, but not HANS CHRISTIAN Andersen $46,000 RAISED Ranch in COLONIAL from formal dining onto huge Simultaneous with Building Construction NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m. to 11 Montessorl School. Route 44A, deck, family room with wood p.m. Full time. Experienced PART TIME Janitors. Early SARAH COVENTRY jewelry raquirad. Sacond ahHt 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. quiet residential area. Six in mint condition. Raaltor 848-1811 ALL CASH For your property, (a) The owner of the lands on which any structure is hereafter morning hours, and evenings. has a free kit for you. Bolton is accepting rooms plus rec room, IW Flreplaced living room, stove hookup, 2 baths, 2 car within 24 hours. Avoid Red helpful but we will train. App­ applications for September garage. $s6,900. Zanotti erected, fronting on presently accepted highways or streets in ly in person. East Hartford Manchester area. Must have Excellent income. No collec­ baths, 100x140 lot, big trees, 12x20 rec room, 3 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes enrollment. Ages 2 through 6. Realtors, 6494)272, 228-9465. Corporation, 6464)131 the Town, shall install concrete sidewalks and granite curbs in (Jonvalescent Home, 745 Main transportation. Cali 649-5334. ting or delivering. Car and real good value. T.J. (Jrockett bedrooms, IVk baths. Don't accordance with the public improvements specifications of the phone essential. 528-8388. Preschool and klndergaraen. Realtors, 643-1577. $25,900. NICELY remodeled street. East Hartford. A.M. and/or P.M. sessions miss this one. Priced at COLUMBIA - Four bedroom Department of Public Works, if such installation is in confor­ Call 871-0385 three bedroom Cape, quiet SELLING your house? Cali us available. Tuition reduction only $39,900. Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, formal mance with the Sidewalk Plan of the Town as approved by the IS HERE on our REFRIGERATION Ser­ MACHINE OPERATORS - To LEBANON-Slx room starter area, drastically reduced for first and we’ll make you a ^Phototypesetter— M. Zukauskas available in exchange for one dining, kitchen with cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Town Planning and Zoning Commission. Said walks shall be in­ viceman for domestic work operate milling machine, drill Ranch. Sliders to sun deck, immediate sale. Lessenger Second S h ift priress, or lathe. NO SET UP, hour per week cleaning ser­ appliances, flreplaced living Sells, 646-6713. Realtor, 643-1577. stalled concurrently with the construction of said structure. wanted. Must be experienced, vices. 646-5727. carpeting, full basement with room, den, oak floor^ 2 car ork is highly repetative. slloers to acre plus lot. $29,- no other need apply. Cal! Must be experienced. Raaltor 848-1811 garage. $57,400. Zanotti (b) If concrete sidewalks, concrete curbs or granite curbs are Woodcock Refrigeration, 528- Experienced preferred. Some 900. Zanotti Realtors, 649-()272, 27 ACRES SURROUNDS this IMMEDIATE Cash for your Realtors, 6494)272 , 228-9485. property. Let us explain our in existence abutting the land on which any structure is SEPT.'miANTir SKGIAU 4144. Our equipmeni is Com- assembly and testing may be Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 228-9485. eight room Contemporary hereinafter erected, fronting on presently accepted highways or required. Phone 646-5W. castle. Secluded, wooded. fair proposal. Call Mr. pugraphic Unisetter with HEBRON - Seven and 1/2 streets in the Town, the owner of such lands shall repair said OUTGOING RESTAURANT - Uniterm Keyboards. Owner venr anxious. $W's. Belfiore, 647-1413. TELEPHONE SALES - room Raised Ranch. Just Lessenger Mils, 646-6713. sidewalks and curbs to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Minded people - Needed at minutes to Glastonbury. 2 full Works or his designated representative. Existing bituminous Reins New York Style Deli, Liberal benefit program Business is booming and our MAY WE BUY your home? I. LINES including non-contribulorv phone room is zooming! Solid baths, 2 fireplaces, huge for­ MANCHESTER. Tastefully Quick, fair, all cash and no curbs shall be removed and replaced with granite curbs. for second and third shift pension plan. Apply in opportunity to make $ $ $ $ mal dinln;dining, Dig eat-ln kitchen redone three bedroom Vic­ firoblems. Call Warren E. positions, Including dining with appliances, huge master (c) The Building Department shall affix a copy of this regula­ room personnel, and counter person or call 643-1101. working full or part time. Are torian Cape, country kitchen, lowland. Realtors, 643-1108. tion to all building permits issued by it. (20 words) you a tiger? Call 524-1428. bedroom, laund^ room, 2 car persons. Apply dally 2 to 5 An equal opporiuniiy em­ convenient location. Mid 4 m y $ < 4 ' garage. $49,900. Zanotti $30's. Lessenger Sells, 646- BUILDING LOT Wanted, For (d) This section (35-4) shall become effective January 1,1978. p.m. Market Level, Civic ployer. Male/Female. MAID FOR Cleaning rooms. Realtors, 649-0272 , 228-9485. 8713. two family house, or more. Sec. 35-5 Maintenance of Sidewalk and Tree Belt by Owner: Center. Presents Weekends. Cali 644-1504. Call 646-5273, after 7:00 p.m. (For Commercial and Nan-Cammarclal Ads) A l l i e d P r in t in g S e r v i c e s Remove of Litter, Grass, Etc. 679 M IDDLE TURNPIKE W Manchester Motel. (a) Every person owning land within the Town upon or adja­ M ANCHESTER. C ONN WANTED: Two family. Bowers School Area. Have 2 cent to which is a sidewalk shall at all times maintain said Hurryl Mall or Bring Your Ad CUSTODIAN - 8 a.m. to 4:30 MMKHESIER ft VHM Y sidewalk in a safe condition, subject to Section 35-1 (c) of this p.m. Full time position for excellent buyer. Call Julian Ordinance, for the use of the public, and shall at all times experienced and dependable Realtors, 649-9190. Todayll person. Good wages and remove therefrom all obstructions or any substance, and all fUNDYNUrS SPECIAL V Benefits. Please call 646-0129, RECENTLY SURVEYED WE WILL BUY Your home. litter of leaves, grass, gravel, dirt, or other things which would between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Large 5 bedroom home, 2 Two wooded acres forming Immediate sale. Fast, ef­ in any way impede or imperil public travel upon said sidewalk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD hatha, flreplaced living lovely setting for super im­ ficient, professional service. or to render it unsafe. P.O. BQX SOI BUILDING MATERIAL Maple Meadows room, garage, convenient maculate brick Ranch. Arruda Realty, 644-1539 , 528- AMBITIOUS Experienced (b) The owner of the lands which front on presently accepted S h e l i e r a lb person for varied oifice duties Distributor in South Windsor to schools, shopping, Completely renovated in­ 9395. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 C l a s s i f ie d advertising ,49!- has opening in office staff for 3 highways or streets in the Town shall maintain the ground sur­ to Include invoicing and parks. Only $M,900. Call us terior - now carpet, faces of the tree belt between the edge of roadway surface and Dear Sira: 'ib,. general typing. Five day, 40 an accurate and neat person today! ceilings, kit. ti bath. HOUSES WANTED. All price Manchester ranges. Buyers with cash who the property line of said lands in a neat and graded manner, free Plaaaa run tha following ad for 4 daya at the ipaclal money-saving rata of hour week. 8 to 4:30. Old es­ to assist mill work manager. 5 $67,900. $4,001 tablished agricultural fer­ day week, company paid in­ need 2 to 4 bedroom homes. and clear of all bushes, standing grass, and litter of every sort, surance and pension plan. Call Paul J. Correnti Real Estate, and free of holes and defects which would constitute a danger to tilizer and chemical manufac­ Drive through our newest area for an early choice of □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED Mr. King, 5^-1401. BEALPDTENTIAL 643-5363. pedestrians. turer. Buckland Station, AUTUMN M B C O U N TR Y... Manchester. Call Mr. Gordon, one of these fine lots, located in one of Manchester's Living is evident in this For the country (c) The owner of lands whose duty it is to comply with the Cadwell & Jones, 643-0644 for modern Raised Ranch. gentleman. Acreage plus a (1) (*) 0) (4) (») provisions of this section (35-5) who shall violate any of said interview. most convenient areas. All good sized lots with complete Natural handsplit exterior. gorgeous 7 room Raised □ MISC. SERVICES provisions, shall be fined not less than five ($5.00) Dollars nor Immaculate landscaping. Ranch. 2 fireplaces, 3 VETERINARY Assistant, more Twenty-Five ($25.00) Dollars plus the cost to correct the CARRIERS city utilities, then let us custom design a home that fits Over an acre of land. $57,- bdrms., 2 full baths. Many violation, if such action is required by and performed by the Kennel man, mornings. Apply Sarvicaa Ottarad 31 (•) ( 7) (S) Box Z, Manchester Herald. 900. outstanding features. Town of Manchester. The Town shall notify the owner, in (S) ( 10) your individual needs for beauty and carefree living. r $67,000. writing, at least seven (7) days in advance, that corrective ac­ CAM TREE Service - Free es­ MATURE PERSONS Needed NEEDED tion will be taken by the Town at the owners expense. Directions: East Center Street to Porter Street to Autumn Street. East Eldridge Street AUlMMUM SIDED timates, discount senior - For customer sales and ser- for CDUNTRY GENT DR CITY.. citizens. Company This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this publica­ ( ) (1J) Raised Ranch, large 11 (12) (14) (IS) vlce. No experience approximately 1/2 mile on left. Executive ■ this oversized Manchester owned and tion in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after necessary. Will train. Good Manchester and kitchen, formal dining custom Raised Ranch on operat^. Call 646-1327. this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not less earnings. Full time only. App­ East Hartford areas room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 ly Olin Mills Portrait Studio, over 4 acres of prime coun­ than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as determined to dollvor tho full baths, flreplaced fami­ try land is for you. Only 30 CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ ( ) ( ) or call 646-5798. niture repaired, refinishlng, from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not ( 10) 17 (IS) ( 10) 20 Manchoalor Evoning ly room, in-ground swim­ minutes from Hartford. been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference to a ming pool. $59,500. touch-up work. House calls NURSES AIDE. 11 p.m. to 7 Horald U&R Realty Co. $91,900. special Town election. SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS, NO REFUNDS. and service calls, pick up and Phyllis V. Jackston Ad over 20 worda — Regiflar Price a.m. and 12 midnight to 8 a.m. C a ll delivery. 569-2867 days or part time and fululme. Enjoy after 5. Secretary NAK ... working with a skilled and 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 THE BARRDWS AND WALLACE Board of Directors dedicate staff at Manchester 643-2692 CLUTTERED ATTICS A ADDRESS...... City...... State. . . .Zip Code. Manchester, Connecticut Manor Nursing Home. 385 IB CDMPANY Cellars? Will haul unwanted Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 20th day of September PHONE NO...... CLASSIFICATION...... West Center Street, items for you reasonably. Call i! Qlie Heralb qTSioS* imIBb 1977 Manchester. Please call 646- Robert D. Murdock^ Realtor I Mwktilw $4$-7$31 lir tM 1UMU Sm tana 3 IM U I 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free 051-9 OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30th., 1977 0129 between 9 a.m. to 4:30 estimates. p.m. 1 i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . K ri, Sept 13. 1W7 - PAGE SEVEN-H PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchesUr. Conn.. Frl.. Sept. 23, 1977

BEST NYS BY BaFKME • FIRST TIME OFFERED • By $22,900 — Six room Ranch. Ask for I*hil Conti. $23,900 — Lakefront Cottage. Three bedrooms. $29,900— Ten Room 2 Family. Business potential. OaylB $29,900 — Six room water front Cape. Call now. We Just added 25,000 salesmen, Bolton Center $42,500 — Duplex 5-5. Separate heat. Jim DeRocco. I Hamilton Spectacular view — Eight room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2 $46,500 — 6Mi room Ranch. Really clean. Ray Andisio. national advertising, an fftaf Ctfafa baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, den, first floor laundry, $46,900— Victorian Colonial. Also, Antique Shoppe! E d itor well landscaped lot adjoining town park. $46,900 — Nice Dutch Colonial. For details, Phil Conti. $52,000 — Ten Room Raised Ranch. Four or Five electronic photo-data network, and Bedrooms. $64,900— Four Family. Convenient. Ask for Phil Conti. America’s finest home warranty $64,000 — Eight Room Four Bedroom Fieldstone Front Beautifully maintained and charming 7- Cape. system to our sale efforts. room Split Level on nicely treed lot. Cen­ R e t u r n s $71,000— Ten Room Raised Ranch, Four Bedrooms, AA tral air conditioning, formal dining room, Zone! family room, eat-in size kitchen with dis­ $78,000 — Two 2-Families plus single. Owners will take back mortgage. hwasher, oven, range, washer/dryer. One o n S m i i u i s i 7 Acres of Land Now we want to add your home. full plus two V2 baths, wall-to-wall Leave the fast city behind you, move into this lovely 8 carpeting, garage—DON’T MISS THIS room, 4 bedroom, air conditioned Ranch with In-Iaw Consider the needs and wants o f your family. Set ONE-$48,900. apartment. Go horse back riding through 17 acres of M M Y MOBE - C M ! US - WE WORK! some priorities before you look for a place to live. wooded pastureland or go fishing in your private pond This is important because the "just right” place is plus a small single house on property with income. All seldom found. It usually is necessary to make some Effective Yield Annual Rate Type of Account this and much more. Wo Will Buy Your Proporty ^ List We’re a proud new member homes from aimost anywhere. concessions to find a home that suits your family Uo Explain Our Fair Otfor. of ERA—Electronic Realty And iisten to this. We can now and budget. 6 Year Certificate, It is a good idea to make a list of the things that 8 .17’'“ $1,000 minimum. Associates—the most unique offer you ERA’S famous home PHILBRICK you consider important and essential in a home. and effective home marketing warranty programs* for both This way you won’t be swept off your feet by 4 Year Cerlificate, IWILLMM BELFIORE AGENCY service in the country. features that are eye catching but unimportant. $1,000 minimum. 646-4200 aflency 646-4200 I buyers and seiiers; protection 7.90’'” ~iW Now when you engage us They may have been put there for that very pur­ 364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER }REALTORS______647-1413 that can make your home pose! You may also want to list other things you Buckland Rd., S. Windsor 644-2517 2'/2 Year Certificate, to seii your home, we’li show it worth more and seii faster. would like to have but do not consider of first impor­ 7.08’^° $1,000 minimum. both iocaiiy and nationaiiy So if you’re pianning on tance. Then if you need to make a choice you will GORGEOUS VIEW through ERA’S computerized, know whether or not you want to include them as 646-8250 1-2 Year Certificate, a move, iet’s pian it together. extras. $1,000 minimum. photo-by-wire iisting system, if ERA. We’re the reai estate You will not only want to consider your family’s 6.8 you’re reiocating, brokers with new needs and circumstances today, but what these will 3 Month Certificate, be in the years ahead. If you are thinking of buying a r e a l ■■TATE COMPANY come to our office $1,000 minimum. ideas that make home, you will want to look farther ahead than if . ^“ and iet us show you you are renting. MANCHE8TER- -Four utilities, never a 600 THE M U buying or seiiing vaca no ^V " investment at $48,900. /% Regular Savings Account. eiectronic photos of simpie and fast. MANCHE8TER- -Four family. Close to shopping and 5.47^» 51 Interest paid day of deposit to day of withdrawal. currentiy avaiiabie schools. Fully rented. Four car garage. Brwnl Dr...... Vwrnon Secondary financing available. Low Know Roofer's Language down payment. $81,900. From this immaculate oversized 7 room Cape. 3 Interest compounded daily and continuously providing the highest m m m bedrooms, 2 baths, huge cpted master-bedroom, % An understanding of some roofing terms is help­ MANCHE8TER— Five family. Convenient location. effective annual yield allowed by law. All certificate accounts require shed dormer, cpted liv. room, formal dining room, ful. For example, roofing is measured in Tenants pay all utilities. Secondary a substantial penalty in the event of early withdrawal. walk out Rec room, extra treed building lot for “squares.” One square is the amount of roofing financing available. Low down pay-' privacy in back yard. $45,900.(XI material required to cover a 100-square-foot ment. $64,900. have mortgage money dO’xlO’) area of roof surface. MANCHESTER— 10 apartment units, 3 buildings, fully The rjwfing contractor may also refer to the rented. 8% assumable mortgage. "weight” of the material. Asphalt shingle manufac­ Priced below replacement cost at $99,- 500. atvery^iatee turers no longer print shingle "weight” on the bundles, because normal variations in shingle MANCHESTER—Well Aialntalned aluminum sided 4- Tfcritage Savinj famlls. Appliances, central location, manufacture could make the printed weight inac­ good Income producer. Priced right at curate. Some manufacturer catalogs, however, still I • $65,900. & Ljoan Association Since 1891 mention approximate or nominal weight. Generally MANCHESTER—4 family. All utilities paid by tenants, J Birch Ml. Rd...... Bolton speaking, the heavier the shingle the longer the life expectancy. One exception; asphalt shingles with a secondary financing available. Low | M*in Office lOOf Mem 5l Usncnetttf 64»-4$66 • K-M j m Oll>ce Spencer Si Mencheiier S4»-3007 • Covertiiy u">ce Route 3i :4?-73?l , r ^ f 1 ^ Spacious (3000S.F.) 9 Room Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 2W down payment. Reduced to $52,000. TollarHl Office Rl i9S 'r>m iictoulhof i 56 Esii99 672-7357 • HenlAgeMonrymaikel m Frank i Supermarket £atl MiOdie Turnpike MarKHetie' baths, 17x24’ family room, panelled den, Kit. w/dinette, fiber glass base mat are comparatively lighter than WE NEED RESIDENTIAL Coming soon V^orteymarket II m Food Mart Manchesler Patkade I ^ A fireplaced living, formal dining room, 12x15 covered those with an organic base mat of equivalent life HRViNBS 8FINK OF MANCHESTER sundeck, 20x40 In-Ground Pool, Double Garage - over expectancy. It is suggested that the homeowner LIS T IN Q 8 I acre treed lot. $71,900.00 consider "design life” when comparing roofing V materials; for asphalt shingle, the usual range is 15 to 25 years. ASK ABOUT OUR GUARANTEE HOME SALE PROGRAM Call our house huners. Chris McHale, Bill Conlam, Mar-1 MERRin AGENCY 646-1180 cl Conlam, Bonnie Qodin, Tom Boyle, Cindy Talaga, i : . i . LREALTOR8 . 122 EAST CENTER ST. Bob PInney. LENDER

Services Offered 31 Painting-Ptpptring Haatlng-Plumblng 35 Houaahold Qooda 40 Articlaa lor Sala 41 Articlaa for Sala 4 f Articlaa lor Sala 41 Articlaa lor Sala 41 One Man's Family BRICK, BLOCK, Stone QUALITY PAINTING and SEWERLINES, sink lines, CHERY HARVEST table, TAG SALE - Saturday TAG SALE. Moving. Fur­ Fireplaces, concrete. TAG SALE. Something for Ta g s a l e . Three family. Paper^aper HHanging by Willis cleaned with electric cutters, seats ten, $150. Wing chair, everyone. Stove, vacuum, September 24th. 10 a.m. to 4 niture, miscellaneous. 23 Chimney repairs. No job too Schultz.hu ltz. FFully ully iiInsured, Saturday 9 to 4. Rain date Oc­ ^ professionals. McKinney $20. Organ ^5, pine desk $30, pine 'shelves, books, mis­ p.m. Childrens and ladies tober 1st. 182 Broad Street. Riverside Drive, Manchester. smail. Save. Call 644-8356 for references. 649-4^. Bros. Sewage Disposal fan back chair, $5. 25 Saturday and Sunday, 9 to 5. estimates. cellaneous. September 29th clothing, and miscellaneous. Items: Crib, couch, electric Commpany, 64^5308. Northlield Street. through October 1st. 9 to 5. 28 155 Walker Street. range, humidifier, milk can, CdDE Ardmore Road. Off East Mid­ GIANT TAG SALE - Fur­ UT1 ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars painted for $l^-$200 by wooden swing glider, lobster NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet CONTEMPORARY Formica dle Turnpike. Signs posted. TAG SALE - Appliances, trap, and much more. niture, clothes, china, mis­ and attics. Moving large scheduling now. Professional repairs, plugged drains, furniture - AH types of tables. appliances, also stone or loam handmade items, mis­ cellaneous. 48 Lyndale Street, considers any job. 289-!^, kitchen faucets replaced, Manufactured on premesis. TAG SALE - Attic treasures, cellaneous. September 24th 10 to 5; Saturday and Sunday, delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. evenings or weekends, Don. TAG SALE - Wood craft and repaired. Rec rooms, LOW, LOW PRICES! 233-8337, odds and ends, clothing. Satur­ and 25th, 10 to 5. 19 North miscellaneous. Saturday, September 24th., and 25th. ’ bathroom remodeling, heat 872-2332. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix day and Sunday September Street. September 24th. Rain date Building-Contracting 33 modernization, etc. Free 24th, 25th. 10 to 5:30. 639 Sunday. 153 Wetherell Street. APARTMENT TAG Sale. sofas', chairs, cars etc. No Estimate gladly given. M & M WE BUY AND Sell furniture. need for expensive rec- Forest Street, East Hartford. TAG SALE. At 72 Roxbury Everything goes. Vernon WES ROBBINS carpentry Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Cash on the line. One piece or Road, East Hartford. covering. 568-5878. TAG SALE. Used and new Gardens, Apartment 16D, remodeling specialist. Ad- an entire houseful. 646-0293. TAG SALE - Saturday 9 to 3. September 24th, 25th, 10 a.m. Vernon. Saturday and Sunday, dlUons, rec rooms, dormers, PLUMBING and Heating - Furniture Barn, 345 Main Household items, curtains, to 5 p.m. Something for items. September 25th, 10 11 to 5. No signs posted. REWEAVING bums, holes. a.m. to 4 p.m. TrI City Plaza bullt-ins, bathrooms, Fast Service. Reasonaole Street beside Douglas Motors. furniture, books, records, everyone. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. kitchens, 849-3446. rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- Vernon. Sjwnsored by B’Nai TOLLAND ^59,900 Window shades, Venetian men’s 38 suit. All excellent NEIGHBORHOOD Sale. BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO 8567. WHIRLPOOL 3 Cycle Gas B’Rith Women. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. condition. 80 Alton Street. TAG SALE - Two family. At September 24-25, 10-4. Beautifully decorated 8 room COLONIAL, iVa CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Dryer. Color, harvest gold. 2 Converse Road, Bolton, off Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- 114 Rachel Road, Manchester. TAG SALE - 200 Spring Street. baths, 2 car attached garage, 12x24’ main level Homes, Additions, Repairs, SOLAR HEATED years old. Includes vent kit. Birch Mountain Extension. 5221. TAG SALE - Saturday, Miscellaneous household, new Saturday Septemoer 24th, 10 Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Reasonably priced. Call 649- Antique, household, craft, family room with raised hearth fireplace and walk HOT WATn AT A COOl PMCf. September 24th, 1* a.m. to 4 tools, camera tripod, and to 3 p.m. Tables, chairs, and REALTORS 345-2009. 1295. m., 88 Nutmeg Drive, sport items, childrens, adults out to large private deck. Very large, bright, base­ ED'S LIGHT Trucking - FXa lO lA I lA TI nUM THE tUN. baby items. September 24th, 9 lots more. Cellars and attics cleaned. •AVI UP TO S0% OP YOUR anchester. Miscellaneous to 5. clothing, toys, baby furniture, ment area. Ideal for recreation room, workshop or TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY HOT WATin COITA. LARGE SEARS Coldspot up­ items. motorcycle helmets, baked Trees cut. Free estimates. Carpentry and general con­ craft area. Buys A House Of Their Own 648-1943. NO DOWN PAYMENT right freezer. Excellent conoi- NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - TAG SALE ■ Saturday it Sun­ goods, 150 houseplants, dried tracting. Residential and CALL OIRRI tlon. Approximately six years GARAGE SALE - September Toys, clothing, jewlery, day, 10. to 5. Stove, dressers, flowers, hand knit wool commercial. Whether It be a 205-249-4811______The ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, old. $lS0. 528-3038. 24th and 25th, 9 to 5. plants, and much mis­ 12^’ stereo speakers, tape sweaters, tape redorder. small repair job, a custom 646-2482 M a it Nm ib b i A “REALTOR” enabled this family to attics, garages, yards Miscellaneous, toys, games, cellaneous. September 24th., deck, turntable, receiver-new, built home or anything in Flooring 35 records, dishes and some fur­ from 9:30 to 2:30, at 23 and lots more! 17 South Road, TAG SALE ■ Couch set, pine Gallery of purchase their special dream home. If cleaned, moving, trucking. between, call 648-1379. A Mambor of ELECTRONIC REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. Loam for sale. Lawn service. niture. 232 School Street. Golway Street, between North Bolton. coffee table, dough box, triple you’ve got a house you've been eyeing, FLOOR SANDING & and North School Street, dresser, wicker things, Homes No Job too big or small. 568- CARPENTRY & Masonry - □ MISC. FOR SALE D M fF IS H see one of these reputable real estate 8522. Reflnlshing. Floors like new. TRASH, TRINKET5, Manchester. HUGE GARAGE SALE. Five earrings, tape player, ramps, *A limited one-year warranty that covers repair or replacement of the working Additions and remodeling. No waxing (specializing in Treasures Tag sale. Just what family. Tools, shop Vac, golf clubs, plus much more! m m realty companv men, or women. They will he sure to Free estimates. Call Anthony older floors). Staining floors. Articlaa for Sala 41 you are looking for. l a r g e TAG SALE - paperbacks, motorcycle, mis­ September ^ St 25, ail day. components of a home, subject to an applicable deductible. help make your dream home a reality. Squlllacote, 649-0811. h o u r s : law ns m o w e d , $5 and up. Ceilings. In-outslde painting. Something for all. September Something for everyone. cellaneous. 257 Spruce Street, 198 Wall Street, Hebron, off Dally B;30 ■ 8 p.m. Hedges trimmed, $10 and up, Morso Stove Dealer. John ALUMINUM sheets used as 24th, 25th, 10-5:30. 28 Montauk Come to 3U Oakland Street, Saturday, 10 to (. Route 85. Sundaya Cloaad edging, fall cleanups. Now is CARPENTRY - Repairs, Verfaille, 646-570, 872-2222. printing plates, .007 thick, Drive, Vernon. Manchester, Saturday Sal. 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. the time to fertilize your remodeling, additions, gar­ 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for September 24th., 9:30 a.m. SEVEN FAMILY Tag Sale ■ ages, roooflng. Call David Tag s a l e - 43 Birch Moun­ lawn. 647-9260. Houaahold Qooda 40 $1. Phone 643-2711. NEIGHBORHOOD Tae Sale - Sunday, 10 to 4, 49 Deming Patrla, 644-1796. Saturday September 24th, 10 TAG SALE - Oak dining room tain Road, Bolton. Saturday Street. MOVING MUST SELL. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub to 4. Rain date September set, dishes, kitchen utensils September 24th, 9:30 to 5. Fur­ “CUSTOM BUILT RELIABLE WOMAN will CARPENTRY, CUSTOM Dining table, with six ladder Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 25th. Household and childrens and miscellaneous. Saturday niture, children clothes, baby TAG SALE - Giant. A bit of GET MORE with babysit in my own home. HOUSES-Addltlons, garages, back chairs, kitchen table, Brownies, nurses, East items, metal wardrobe, and Sunday, 9 to 4. 414 Foster items, western saddle, everything! Housewares, Good references. Days, roofing, and siding, kitchens, desk, am/fm receiver. 646- Catholic School. 649-1225. mirrors, lamps, furniture, Street, South Windsor. fireplace equipment, many clothes, furniture, mis­ evenings, weekends. Call 569- bathrooms, and repair work of 6577. some old pieces; oak folding household items. cellaneous. 480 Clark Street, 3796. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, crib, matching oak plant TAG SALE - Five family. South Windsor, off Pleasant SENTRY for estimate, 643-6712. REFRIGERATORS processed gravel, stone, sand stands, ornate oak arm chair, Bowling balls, plants, d r i^ TAG SALE - Saturday and Valley Road, or Route 30. Washers, ranges, used, Sunday, September 24 & 25., D ^ J R E A L ESTATE SEI^CES and fill. For delivery call spool bed, walnut dressers, arrangements, fireplace September 24th., & 25th., 10 to T e w t o m a r k e t LEON lESZYNSKI Builder - guaranteed and clean. New George H. Grifflng, Andover, vanity, 6 matching chairs, 7 mantel, miscellaneous. 33 10 to 3, 90 Chambers Street, 4. W l B A R R O W S New homes custom built, shipment damaged, GE and 742-7M8. drawer desk, tables, mis­ Norwood Street. Saturday off Broad Street. Furniture, Painting-Papparing 32 remodeled, additions, rec Frlgldaire. Low prices. B. 0. cellaneous brie a brae. 88 September 24th. household items, games, TAG SALE • Maternity rooms, garages, kitchens Pearl and Son, 649 Main TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Hemlock Street. Please, no skates, clothes. clothes, miscellaneous PAINTING - Interior and s l W A LLA C E remodeled, bath tile, cement Street, 643-2171. Main Street, Good condition. Good for previews. T a g s a l e - Saturday, ju v e n ile furniture and COMPANY exterior, paperhanging, work. Steps, dormers. 643-2171. plating, or welding. Call 649- September 24th., 9 to 5, 190 clothing, wide selection of MANCHESTER PARKADE 7-room Raised Ranch In Vernon. Large family room with excellent work. References. Residential or comercial. Call 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Bluerldge Drive. 20 years of GARAGE SALE - Saturday, items ■ very reasonable. Free estimates. Fully in­ 649-4291. TWO WOOD STOVES. One Don’t wait any longer. September 24th., 59 Ferguson fireplace, 1V4 baths, deck, very tastefully decorated. You can turn your accumulation - G. Fox mens Saturday September 24th , if sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Franklin, one Ashley. $100 Da r k loam - 5 yards, $32.00 and womens clothes, ski Road, Manchester, 10 a.m. to 646-7833 Come see at Gpen House Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m. at 9 Cublet no rain, 9:30 to 3. 29 Perkins TEN Multiple listing services 4431. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 each. Brown leather and plus tax. Gravel, fill, w ash^ "don’t needs" Into cash equipment, tractor, TV, 5 p.m., rain or shine. Street. Drive, Vernon. Gnly $45.500. _ . O FFIC ES t h r o u g h o u t CONNECTICUT rosewood sofa with two sand and stone. 643-9504. fast with a Classllled childrens furniture, stereo Household items, tools, WE’VE GOT LOTS TO SAY PROFESSIONAL Painting: BIOWELL Home Improve­ matching chairs, purchased ad. and speaker, toys, and much fishing tackle, and more. STGCK UP GN Clothing at our about this adorable starter or retirement Interior ii Exterior, Commer­ ment Co. Expert Installation from Brazllla Contempo. Also more! gigantic Tag Sale. Lots of cial 8i Residential. Free es­ of aluminum siding, gutters matching rosewood and glass home. These are five of the nicest rooms T A G S A L E S RESIDENTS OF Strawberry good quality clothing in every Six room Colonial on convenient busline. Living room, timates. Fully insured. 646- and trims. Roofing installa­ end tables and coffee table, TAG SALE - Saturday TAG SALE - Sunday, 9 to 5, at Lane, Manchester, Invite you size. Also curtains, and other you’ll ever see. There are two bedrooms, a Professional 4879. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- modern chrome lamp. All for September 24th, 10 a.m. to 5 302 Green Road (Hillview to their fantastic Annual Tag household goods. Several eat-in kitchen, first floor den with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 9109. $300 firm. 742-6466. p.m. 30 Winthrop Road. CB Apartments), across from 7- Sale! Rain or shine September pairs of skis and ski boots fireplace, den, and very attractive basement, detached garage, city utilities. TAG AND CRAFT Sale - Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! J.P. LEWIS i SON-Interior equipment toys, clothes, 24th., and 2Sth. Follow orange wooden storm windows, 50 ft EXCELLENT and exterior painting, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, MAPLE BED, spring, mat­ Woodburning stove, tires, signs off Keeney Street. Open decorating. If you are in the market for W * ar« your award-winning RELO raal aatata household items, glassware, dog run, air conditioner, an­ starter or retirement home. Three bedrooms, remodeled paperhanging, and roofing, storm windows, aw­ tress (single), $30. Basket car exercycle, miscellaneous small appliances, and mis­ TAG s a l e - Several families. 9 a.m. something like this, better get on the phone household items. Saturday tique bottles, old fashioned brokar backad by ovar 18 yaara of axporlanca kitchen, Itk baths, full basement, oversixed garage, city remodeling. Fully insured. nings. Quality workmanship, top rack, $6. Bar car top rack, cellaneous. Varied items. Many dolls, school house chairs “ON BUS LINE" 649-9658. free estimates. Fully Insured. $4. Cash only. 76 Bowers September 24, Sunday TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - quick before someone beats you to it. and aarvloa to tranafarrad paopla and com- uUllUes.Mld$30’s. some collectables, but no an­ McCullogh Chain Saw, and panlaa. Ona call pirta ua to work marketing your 872-9187, 649-3417. Street or call 649-4130. September 25. 11 to 4. 340 TAG SALE - Saturday tiques, old records, Avon September 24 It 25. 9 to 4. 47 lots more! 395 North Main Priced at $36,900. UNUSUAL Just 1 minute from center of town, well maintained G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- WindTndsor Street.■ Essex Street, Manchester. proporty bora and finding naw proparty fw you September 24th, Sunday 25th. items, 1975 Husquavarna 400 Street, corner of Union Street UWt Contemporary Cape on % acre treed lot. Four aluminum sided 3 bedroom home, formal dining room, Interior exterior painting and SPECIALIZING cleaning and BABY FURNITURE - All in 10 to 5. 316 Woodland Street, Dirt Bike. Sunday September Furniture, new and used Manchester. September 25 L anywhora. oversized 2 car garage, large treed lot. Priced right at excellent condition. Cedar PLANT TAG SALE By bedrooms, 2 baths, sliders to large deck, double garage. wallpapering. Quality- repairing chimneys, roofs, Manchester. Wing chair, sink, 25th., 10 a.m ., 191 Bolton items, plants, clothing. 26, 9:30 to 5:30. $36,900. professional work at new roofs. Free estimates. 30 lined chest, $15. Pair of Manchester Garden Club, baby items, miscellaneous. Center Road, Bolton. Rain Ca/fu8 today. Muit be seen! Saturday September 24th. reasonable prices. Fully in­ Years Experience. Howley, colonial lamps, $36. Call after date October 2nd., 649-0557. ta g s a l e . Saturday and Sun­ 3 f a m il y t a g sale D .F . R E A L E sured. 643-9321. 643-5361. 5 p.m., 646-2^. McDonalds, West Center TAG SALE - Household items, day, September 24th It 25th, 9 September 24 & 25. 10 to 4 Street parking lot. clothing (all ages), childrens TAG SALE - Miscellaneous to 1 Queen size Sealy mat­ rainam (or shine. Ap s, fur- 17S Main St. 646-4525 The Barrows & Wallace Company TEDFOW HUL uFATE IS MY FULL TIME ROOFER WILL Install roof BUFFET TABLE and 6 Houseplants, Perrenials, toys, two 20” girls bikes. 340 assortment including some tress and spring, sewing niture^ituri tqySj^^clothin^, photo liEi] ' IB 29 ConnKtIcul Blvd.. Eotl Hortlord BUSINESS. Fast service, siding or gutters for low dis­ chairs, Swedish blonde solid Dried Materials, Containers. Taylor Street, off Route 83, old chairs, jars, etc. machine and other items, equipment. ( and 81 Moun- sps MANCHESTER HARTFORD [Q quality work. Insured. Bob count price. Call Ken at 647- maple. Antique child’s 10 to 2 p.m. Rain date October Talcottvllle. Saturday September 24th, 25th, 10 to 4. toys, dishes, etc. 90 Henry tain Drive, andnd 140 IClinton 6 4 6 -7 8 3 3 728-6815^ 289-4331 T m fU 647-9914 Jobin, Proprietor, 649-9027. 1566. bedroom set. Call 649-3066. 1st. September 24th, 9 to 3. M New Bolton Road. Street, Manchester. Drive. South Windsor.

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No pete, rooms, swimming pool, September 2Stn, 10 a.m. to 3 $5,000. 544-8280. Chuck anytiim. refrigerator, caraet. $190. p.m., McDonald'i. West reaionable. Security and Third floor, centrally located. adults, no pets, very Center Street. To rent a space FIFTY SCHOOL or student 111/3 SQUARES OF Asphault teferencei required. 6t$-7D94, No pati. Adnltiooly. Security reasonable rent. OlMtonbury, 29 FOOT OWENS Cabin 4 to 8 p.m. call 6 4 4 ^ . desks. Formica tops, metal shingles, charcoal grey, 240 depoalt. Cell 8 4 8 ^ . 8864872. bases, adjustable belabts, gauge. $120 or best offer. 568- Cruiser - Double planked, 11 foot 8” bum. Rebuilt 6 TWO BEDROOM being invites you to with Qiairs. $7.00 each. W6od THREE ROOM Furnished cylinder 1954 Ford engine. MANCHESTER - Four room CHAIN SAWS-New and used. teachers desks and chairs. □ RENTALS redecorated. Ready by 0(> tenant. No pela. 8135. apartment. Heat, hot water. Completely painted, ready for tober lit. No oeta or child DILLON FORD Replacement chains and Gremmo & Sons Sales, 819 Adults, no pets. 1150 monthly, water. New blldge pump and Available imtnedlately. 19 repairs on all makes. Capitol East Middle Turnpike, Bulldlng Suppllot 42 Rent 9 ^ . UtiliUea not in- Clinton Street. 8464787. security. U ll 646-4701 pfter Equipment Co., Inc., 38 Main Manchester. 649-9^. depth finder. A real family Hoome tor Rant 52 eluded. 6466471 after S;00. 6:00 p.m. Street, Manchester. 643-7958. NATURAL STONE for boat, priced for quick sale. $1,500. 646-2402. KENMORE PUSH BUTTON retaining walls, veneers, THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ FOURt ROOM ApApartment. Oc- MANCHESTER. Large lix 40" electric range, $40. Two 55 patios, etc. Pick up by the nished rooms. Kitchen tober 1ft. Appliances, beat, roomi, all utilities, kids, g i a n t APARTMENT Gallon steel drums, stands. Mund or delivery by the ton. privileges, centrally located, centrallyilly located, one child. won’t last. $250. Home Nomas tor Ront COMPLEX tag sale. 44-50 $25. Sears 17" chain saw, $150. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Oardan Products 47 parking, men only. Deposit. No pets. Security, lease. |21S. Locatera, 2760880. Fee $40. 54 649-3163. 6463340. Church Street, East Hartford, 6 4 3 - 2 8 8 0 . ______Call 6462358. (across street from church). APPLES, peaches, and pears, EAST HARTFORD. Super MANCHESTER - AttracUve 2 STAY IM FlORIOXO** OS! Six families selling clothing, 12 FOOT WOODEN Sail boat. ^ t t i 's Fruit Farm. 260 Bush BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished KEEP SMILING two bedrooma, klda o.k. Under bedroom townhouse available furniture, etc. Saturday and Oogs-0/rds-Psts 43 room. Kitchen privileges. $150. Call Home Locatera, 276 In the Coach House on Otis M lir BilW iirtAI 4 AIVV MhAOlAOua ■Meaawaaaak .... Firefly-all gear, Mils, etc. In­ Hill Road. Manchester. KEEP HAPPY Sunday, 10 a m. to 5 p.m. cluded. Trailer included. Must Centrally located. Parking. 0680. Fee $40. ' | S t r e e t . 1 1/2 b a th s , BUY ANY NEW 19 H GRANADA, MUSTANG, MAVERNN, PMTO, be seen. $300. 649-8712. DOG-CAT BOARDING Women only. Deposit. ■ Cal % appliances, carpeting, base­ batbing/grooming. Obedience WINEQRAFES 6462358. ROCKVILLE. Family. Five d e s ir e p r iv a t e Living. ment. No pets, one chUd. 9315. BAR FOR SALE-Wlth built in protection classes.Complete Locally grown Proneh Hybrid One of four units available Oc­ includes heaL hot water. am^fm radio, 8 track and rooms, kids and pets. 8166. LTD, LTD N, COUMER PiGNIIP M STOCK AND RECEIVE WOOD STOVE. $50. Two modern facilities. Canine Y4h i1I pick 2SS ■ pound LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING tober 1st Large thrM room Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., stereo turn table, bar stools, Hurry now. Home Locaters, radial tires, OR Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Plckod tPordsr room. Fully furnished. Stove, 2760880. Fee $40. apartment, appllancei, 0462482. bar signs, and many extras in- • Vscellent condition $40. 1973 Road, Manchester. For reser­ refrigerator and linens fireplace, heated, bus atop at eluded. Cali 646-5479. slightly high ADSOUITELY FREE - 4 DAYS AND 3 MGHTS FOR TWO AT (poD up tent camper, needs vations please call 646-5971. provioM. 801 Main Street. 646 MANCHESTER. Luxurious door, lease, lecurity, S250 a SIX ROOM CAPE. Centrally ianvas work, $900. Call 742- NUTMEB VINEYARD §879. month. Cali 23661M 1114:30. located. Aluminum siding, va­ ZEBRA - KENKO 10 speed. four rooms, heat, kids o.k., HRATE'S COVE BEACH LODGE, DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA. PUPPY NEEDS Loving home 643-0325 won't last. $235. Home After 5, 647-0585. cant, 9325 with a security 23" frame. Fast and beautiful. - Comes with supplies. No Attractive sleeping room. deposit required along with 1100. Midland CB, model 862 B 1977 can be a big year Locaters, 2760880. Fee $40. for youl Tell our reasonable offer refused. Two Private entrance, MANCHESTER - Fem ale references. Utilities not in­ mobile with power mike and months old. Playful young CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many shower/bath. Free parking. Early 20’i to share two cluded. T.J. Crockett, • k 4 D«ya, 3 Nights For Two In Florida’s Vacation Cantar — Daytona Baachl antenna. Excellent condition, readers about your GLASTONBURY. Super two puppy. After 1:30 p.m., 646 new varieties to choose from. Apply IM Spruce Street. bedrooms, heat paid, many bedroom Townhouse apart­ Realtor, 6461577. $75 . 646-6670. s e r v ic e w ith a $1.50. 29 Mountain Road, ment with same beginning Oc­ ■k Daiuxo Accommodatlona At PIrata’a Cova Ocaanfront Beach Lodgal Classified ad. extras, won’t last. Home Glastonbury, near FEMALES - Working gals or Locaters, 278-0880. Fee $M. tober 1st. Call 643-7398. MANCHESTER - Three Minneachaug (jolf Course. students are to share house bedrooms. Rec room, ★ Continental Braakfaat Dailyl Fraal Auios For Salt SI Autoa For Salt 81 Autoa For Salt 81 with same. $30 weekly. 646 VERNON. Dynamic two MANCHESTER - November fireplace. Condo, Northfleld CANNING TOMATOES, 3538 or 649-6005. bedrooms, kids welcome, 1st occupancy. Three Green. Pets and children OK. ★ DIacount Coupona For Showa, Raatauranta, Attractlonal Fraal sweet corn peppers. Buckland many extras, hurry, |190. bedroom duplex. In newer two Immediate occupancy, $375. SPECIAL PURCHASE from Farms, corner Adams Si COMFORTABLE ROOM - Home Locaters, 278-M80. Fee family home, includes per month plus utilities. 643- i f Ocean and Poolalda Convanlancal CHRYSLER CORPORATION! Tolland Turnpike, opposite Private entrance and bar. $40. appliances, and wall to wall 1977. 2 Weekend Special! (Taldors. Parking. Adult working per­ carpetlM. Heat Is not in­ ★ Vacation Cartificata 18 Tranafarabla — Uaa It Youraalf, Give Aa A Gift To Rala- son. References. Call 6466526. COUNTRY QUIET. Three cluded. $280 monthly. Security TWO BEDROOM Cape. One tlvaa, Nawlywada, Friandal rooms, appliances, call now. deposit and references car garage, large lot, security ..f : 76 a 77 DODGES NEMU HM rau PUNTim AND and references. $295 per WINDOW aANOENS Apartments For Rant 53 8120. Start packiM. Home required. Two children ★ Vacation Cartificata Good for 14 Monthal Culinary, Fragrant and Medicinal Locaters, 2760880. Fee $40. accepted. No pets. Call 647- month. 647-9898 after 6 p.m. & PLYMOUTHS Herbi. A Wide Selection of Scented WE HAVE customers waiting 9936, or 643-7636 after 7 p.m. VERNON LINE. Great 7 if 1 FREE DIanayworld Ticket Geraniums. for the rental of your apart­ COVENTRY. Country. tSvo LECTURU AND ment or home. J.D. Real bedrooms, kids, garage, ONE AND HALF Rooma - rooms, appliances, won’t last. DRASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS Estate Associates, Inc. 646 $135. 2 1/2 roonu, 1145. Main 8250. Home Locaters, 278-0880. Given to Garden Clubs, hurry. $225. Call now. Home HURRY! OfFM UMTED TO HRST 25 BUYERS! 1977 DODGE ROYAL MONOCO 1980. Locaters, 276-0880. Fee $M. Street. Heat, hot water, Fee $40. Educational Classes and appliances. Security. (Tranoportallon Not Includod) 3 Interested Groups. PRICE LOOKING for anything In real References. Lease. Call 646 LAKE PLEASURE. Three BROUGHAM, 3 SEAT WAGON SUNRISE HERBS EAST HARTFORD. Three Automatic tranamlatlon, powar stearlng, automatic estate rental - apartments, 3911, after 6 p.m. rooms, appliances, furnished. BIreh Mountain Rood dynamic rooms, heat paid, speed control, air conditioning, tinted glass, power win­ Won’t last at $150. Home QLAITONBURY homes, multiple dwelllMs, no hurry. $155. Call Home dows. automatic lock tailgate, steel belted radlals,. Locaters, 2760880. Fee $M. ALL THIS... PLUS OUR LOW FALL ARRIVAL REDUCTIONSII South on Manchester Rd., left on fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Locaters, 278-0880. Fee $M. THREE BEDROOM Newer deluxe wheetcovers, luggage rack, and morel Originally Rt. M. 2 8/10 miles to Birch Moun­ Associates, Inc. 6461980. Duplex. 1 1/2 bathx, laundry sold lor $7557. CLEARANCE PRICES! Prices start at *38 8 8 tain fU. room, all appliances, air con­ DUPLEX - Four rooms, two Balance of Factory Warranty. Many equIpfMd with: OPEN 7 DAYS 9 a.m.-7 p.m. BEAT THE COMMUTE! ditioned, carpeted throughout. SPECIAL Automatic tranamieelon, • eyitndere. power eteerlng, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, attic P I I I ATE^S ©O V E b e a c h l o d g e power disc brakee, air conditioning, tinted gleee, vinn Phon* 633-1819 Cromwell area's most Paneled wall and natural and basement storage. Cen­ roofe, am/fm radios, eutomollc speed control, bcMty prestigious and luxurious beamed ceiling in living room. tral location near nospital. ^ a t FAB?L?US DAYTONA BEACH PRICE '$199 side molding, radial tires, premium wheel covers, IO« studios. One, two and three AVAILABLE SOON $285. References and security $200 per month. Philbrick 40 reclining luiury seats, clocks, luxury steering You Save $13581 wheels and morel bedroom apartments from required. Call 6468347 or 646 Agency, 6464200. Antiques 48 $160 to $289 per month. Call MODERN 3464 after 5. today, 632-1300. Only 15 MANCHESTER - 9 Room minutes to downtown Hart­ JUST MARRIED Four large We invite you to atop in and see our fine selection of WANTED. Antique furniture, 2-BEDROOM Home, with 4 bedrooms, fami­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or ford. rooms, appliances supplied, ly room, 1 1/2 baths, garage. fully reconditioned, preowned automobilea...ready for the other antique items. R. APARTMENTS no pets. Utilities extra, $185. $375 monthly. Security. discriminating buyer. Harrison, 643-8709. SEVEN ROOM Apartment - 633-6026. Zinsser Agency. 6461511. Pirate’s Cove Beach Daytona Beach — the 24 Locust Street. Security. 12000 mile warranty available on most vehicles listed Available. Call 6462426,9 to 5. MANCHESTER, 13 Alton IMMEDIATE Occupancy - Lodge offers the time of w o rld ’s m oat fam o u a Street - Available October 1st. below. Wanted to Buy n s o Year round, 5 Room, 2 your life — sun-filled days, beach Is the home of the MANCHESTER - Main p e r m onth 5 Room Duplex. 1 1/2 baths. bedroom waterfront home. Streeet. Two room apart­ Appliances. $270 monthly. No Fenced in yard. Located in fun-packed nightsi Color Daytona 500 — JalLal — •77 DODGE ASPEN '71 PLYMOUTH FURY ACCORDIANS - Will pay up to Includes wall to wall FORD ment, heated, hot water, utilities. Securi^ and Ashford, half hour east of TVI Large heated pool! Dog Racing and Paeaport $80 for 120 Bass; $20 for 12 appliances, parking, no pets, carpeting, heat, hot water references. No pets, (iall 872- '75 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA Bass. Call 247-0842. Hartford. References. Lease '7b DATSUN PICKUP security. 523-7047. and parking. 6145. and security. Call 643-1368. High and low divinc To Fun Worldl Only 70 '75 DODGE CHARGER SE WANTED-Furniture, old toys. boardsi Kiddie Pool minutes from Disney '76 DODGE ROYAL MONOCO TWO BEDROOM Townhouse. 643-1961 MANCHEStER - Five room BOLTON LAKE - 2 Bedroom Bisque dolls, steins, clocks, IVk baths, dishwasher, dis­ Duplex. Near Waddell School. Recreation Room World, Sea World, other '74 CHEVROLET CAMARO swords, guns. Outright Equal Houalfig Opportunity Ranch. Wood stove and '76 DODGE CORONET BROUGHAM posal, laundry hookups, Two bedrooms, appliances, fireplace. $260 monthly. One purchase or consignments. heated, immediate occupan­ fenced shaded yard for child ShuffleboardI Restaurant world-famed attractlonal '74 CHEVROLET MALIBU WAGON Call 644-8962. month security. Cali after 5, '72 DODGE CHALLENGER cy. Call 5261708 days. or pet. $190. 6461666. 7465292. Free Parkingl Wall to wal Enjoy exciting night life, '74 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER shag carpeting! Long, rest­ sparkling clear water, a S Autos For Sato 81 Autos For Safa 81 Autos For Sato 81 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale DILLON '77 PLYMOUTH VOLARE ROADRUNNER 81 ful deluxe bedel Coin laun- beautiful white sandy dryl Direct-dial phonea — SALES ASERVICEp INC. beach and a vacation ZJ^IMfin St, Manchostor 643-2149 OPEN MONDAY THRU THURSDAY til 9 P.M. local calla freel you’ll long remember fraal FRIDAY A SATURDAY «l 9 P.M. MONDAY through THURSDAY HI 9 PR MAY BE U8ID UNTIL NOVEMBIB 1. 1978 FRIDAY 016 PNT SATURDAY HI 5 PM CHORCHES IS YOUR LEASE HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE FOR CHRYSLER-DODGE CARS & TRUCKS E CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. 1977 AMC Frank and Ernest WInthrop T H E t h e o r y T H A T Authorixed Dealer OPPOSITES m f S ^ I T H , ATTRACT CAN BE • GREMLINS • HORNETS • PACERS • MATADORS EASILY P R O V E N . 'CHRYSLER ggiiufi IN T h e 80 Oakland St., Manchester 643-2791 2-Door$ 4-Doors Wagons Sodans Hatchbacks COSSfEOvP PILE — P a n d a fS A K D . ALL EQUIPPED WITH; iR idyftde Carefully Selected Used Cars, O BigutP. on Hand Pickett for You! Homes lor Ront S4 Officas-Storos lor Rant SB Autos For Sola 81 Autos For Salo 81 Autos For Salo 81 Motorcyclas-BIcyclas 84 Campars-Trallars Campars-Trallars MANSFIELD. Country quiet, Mobile Homes 85 Mobile Homes 88 77 BUICK ELECTRA SAVE 1966 m u st a n g . Needs some 1971 TOYOTA Corona Mark II Limited 4-Door. Absolutely looaded. three bedrooms, kids & pets. work, but runs well. $180. 742- wagon. Automatic, runs like DODGE DART 1970 - ARE YOU Selling your mobile 1974 LEISURE TIME Motor Won’t last. $275. Home OFFICE SPACE 9423. Excellent condition. $800. Call 74 FORD F-100 PICKUP SAVE Locaters, 278-0880. Fee $40. new. High mileage. Asking ★ ★ home? Buyers waiting. Please Home. Fully equipped, many Must SM. It's sbsolut.ly baautifull FOR RENT $775. 647-1044. 563-6587, evenings. call Plaza Homes, roker. 1- extras, under 11,wO miles. 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK - 4 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 WINDSOR Sunny four rooms, 250 square feet, center of FX-1200 - Built by factory 828-0369. Sleeps six, will sacrifice, Manchester, air conditioning and speed. 30,000 miles. Excellent JEEP - 1969 Kaiser. 25,666 $90W. Call 5662858. 76 BUICK REGAL SAVE kids and pets, fireplaces, parking. Call 643'9551. 1969 CHEVROLET Station engineer. Brancn heads, 2-Door Landau Coupe. Loaded carl One Ownerl Must seel DON’T DELAY condition. $1395. Call 6465511, miles. Automatic, radio, Wagon. P.S., P.B., A.T., DO YOU WANT to sell your many extras. Home Locaters, after 4 p.m. Barnett clutch, aluminum ... thooo cart will 2760680. Fee $40. speakers. Very good running radio, A.C., high mileage, rocker rollers, MIkuni car­ mobile home? Qualified BEFORE YOU BUY a new or 76 CAMARO LT S4495 condition. $766. 649-8754. clean inside, some rust. $3M buyers waiting with available used Motor Home or Travel 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, buretor, balanced blue printed surw rsdlo and call quicklyl or best offer. 6461336. motor, transmission. 871-2511. financing. This is our special- Trailer, see our top lines at more. 24,000 miles. Must seel power steering and brakes, OLDS CUTLASS Supreme ty for fast immediate action. beautiful Camperama Resort Offlcaa-Storaa tor Rani 55 Wanfod to Rant 57 air conditioning, excellent 1969. Four door, 356 double 1967 CHEVY IMPALA - Connecticut Mobile Home Campground in nearby 74 OLDS CUTLASS SAVE condition. $1500. 643-9199. barrel. San Otego Car, Automatic, good tires. $125. ★ - ★ Brokers, a name you can Townshend, Vermont. Think 12 Door Coupe. V-6, automatic transmission, power steering, ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ MANCHESTER TEACHER excellent body. New tires, Call anytime, 742-7141. how much you can save when I power brakes, air conditioning. trust. Fall special three only. fice. Ground level, central needs inexpensive rent - 1975 FORD GRANDA-Blue, shocks, and nattery. Runs 1977 750 TRIUMPH. Excellent Just arrived from factory. you buy it in Vermont, legally location, professional apartment or house. Prefer excellent condition, am/fm beautiful. Asking $775. 643- 1965 FALCON - Good running condition. Asking $1700. Call New 14 foot wides, two or register it in Vermont. Call 76 LeSABRE CUSTOM S4999 building, parking and utilities. Close to schools and garage. stereo. $2800. Call 742-5261, 8396. condition. $200. Call 6460297. 644-9885. three bedroom, matching Don Ryan at 802-3664451. 12-Door Coupe, V-8. automatic, power steering, power brakes, tlr, Willing to share with responsi­ evenings. ■ stereo radio and more. Call 649-2865. appliances, easy financing ble roommate. 742-6476. 1966 CORVETTE Convertible. 1968 CAMARO - V-8, 327. 1970 B.S.A. - Less than 1,000 available to meet your budget. 76 CHEVY NOVA S3699 FOR RENT - Store and of­ GOOD HOME WANTED for 327, mint condition, new top, Power steering, power miles on 800 c.c. motor. Built Only $9,900. Beautiful lots 14-Door, 8 cyl., turbohydramatic. power eteerlng. power brekee, fices. Heat, ianltor, parking. pampered 1974 Gran Torino brakes and four radial tires. brakes, excellent running con­ for street, strip, or show, available. Over 50 homes to Automothra Sanrlcs 88 2 ■factory air, low mileage. As low as $100 per month. 649- Brougham Super condition, $4560. 643-8912. dition. $700. 643-0239. must be seen! Also: B.S.A choose from. Preowned and 5334. □ AUTOMOTIVE 30,000 miles, loaded, Call 286 parts, engine, frame etc. 646 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat­ 75 BUICK ELECTRA SAVE 7805 nights. new. Please call Connecticut ■ Limited 4-Door. Loaded! Ultimate In luxury! TRIUMPH 1975 TR-7. New FORD TORINO. Two door 2507, John. Home Brokers, 1-4262026. sun specialists, factory condition. 9,000 miles, am/fm trained, one day service, 114 M A N C H ESTER - Ap­ 81 hardtop, automatic, power 75 BUICK CENTURY S3695 proximately 660 square feet of Autos For Bala 1975 V.W. SCIROCCO. radio, Michelins radials, steering, power brakes, small 1975 HONDA CB 200 T. $300. East Main Street, Rockville. l4-Doof Sadan. V-«. automalle. povwr ataarlng. powar brakta. air prime space in local bank. Excellent condition. Four yellow with black stripes. 646 V-8, excellent condition. $600 Call 646-5840 after 4:30 p.m. Aulomotiva Sarrloa 88 871-1617. lExoallanl conditloni 1965 RAMBLER S tation ^ e d on floor, am/fm stereo, 2813. $275 Includes heat, air con­ Wagon - Running condition. or best offer. 649-4784 after 5. , 75 MATADOB SEDAN 1975 PACER ditioning and carpeting. Mibart, 33,000 miles. 13,300 or 1973 YAMAHA 360. Enduro. l75 OLD VISTA CRUISER S4295 ly * !* AT.'PS, air, coQoa brown with ion vinyi tool 6 cyl., AT, PS, AM/FM radio, powder blue. $150 or best offer. Call after 6, best offer. Call 649-6912 ■Low mllaaga. axcallani condition. Muat taal intartor, oyt.,| Blanchard Si Rossetto, Inc. BEAUTIFUL 1977 Cutlass 1967 VW BUG - Still running. Bought new in 1974 , 3,100 Atanlntoflor. 6 643-6536. weekends anytime or I coupon offer! Special ThIsWeekI tm W m ilat^ ^ 6462482. Oldsmoblle. Only 8,200 miles. $150., or best offer. Call 646 miles. $600 or best offer. 646 weekdays after 5 p.m. Fully automatic, call owner. 3 72 BUICK SKYLARK SAVE 5167. 1329. l2-Door Coupe. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, fee- NEED CAR? Credit bad? 6467690. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• GM OWNERS: 3800 SQUARE FEET - Heat, Bankrupt? Repossessed? Itory air, and morel Low mileage. air .conditioning. Mostly Campars-Trallars Honest Douglas accepts FOR SALE - 1975 Datsun B- 1976 FORD PINTO MPG - carpeted. 2 offices Includeu. 1975 VOLVO-242 DL. Dark 69 "Mr. Goodwrench Has lowest down, smallest 210. Four speed standard, four Excellent condition. 4 Mobile Homes |73 MERC. MDNTEGD MX S2195 * S Downtown location. Adjacent green, am/fm radio. 4 speed cylinder, 4 speed. Must sell! A Tuna Up Special I v-8. automatic, powar ataarlng. powar brakaa. and moral 1 9 9 payments. Douglas Motors, door, new am/fm stereo, to excellent parking. 643-6396. radials. Excellent condition. $1850. Call 646-5915. 18’ CAMPER trailer - single 345 Main. excellent condition. $2,650 or 1-8869696. For Youl best offer. After 4:30 and axle, excellent condition. OFFICE AVAILABLE - WE PAY $15 for complete weekends call 232-6469 or 236- 1971 DATSUN PL 510 two door Eleven years old. $1,500. Call We Install new apark MANY MDRE TO CHOOSE FROMI 72 MATADOR Excellent Main Street loca­ 1962 RAMBLER - Needs some Sedan. Original owner. 742-8930. plugs, points, condenser. 12 Door Hardtop. Shiny red finish, black vinyl 70 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 4325. 4 cylinder, standard transmission, tan with] tion. 440 square feet, heated work. Any reasonable offer Reliable economical transpor­ Set engine dwal and I roof, V-8, AT, PS, air. Auto B(^y, 5:^1990. considered. 647-9798. \. brown leather Interior. and air conditioned. $200 per FOR SALE - 1952 Pontiac tation. Needs winter tuning. TAG SALE - Save hundreds of timing. Adjust carburetor month. 643-6396. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 Chieftan four door sedan. $1095. Call after 6 p.m., M3- dollars on display models. If Idle speed and fuel 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA, 5398. you have been thinking of mixture. Check all air and - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland Runs. Straight eight, new Two door sedan, standard THREE ROOM Office for engine. Excellent running tires, clean interior. Asking buying a mobile home, no fuel filters. rent in modern prpfesslonal better time than right now. lours condition. New shocks and $150 or best offer. 742-6537; no rust. Needs tires. Asking Trucks lor Salo 82 *1995 office building. Approximate- brakes. Asking $19M. Call 643- Kenny Jr. Shop and compare. (Ar prices *1295 W 400 square leet. East Center $800. Call evenings, 643-4905. and quality can’t be beat. ' 9 S 9 S 8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 4484. 1969 CHEVY VAN. $350 firm. Street location. Ample PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1973. Immediate parking available parklna, air conditioned. (Jail 1967 OLDS CUTLASS. Two Call evenings, 643-4461. throughout the state. Trades (v-a aNQiNia) V-a INQINIS) Monday thru Friday; TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- Two door, 24,000 miles, door, automatic, power (ioo miles, am/fm radio. Sharp automatic transmission, welcome. Excellent financing steering, power brakes,^67,000 1966 CHEVY Carryall - Good available. Sample buy new 14 PLUS 20% DISCOUNT ON A U AIIL FUiL, M U T N IN car. Asking $255(L 8464938. power steering, excellent con­ tires, new battery, automatic FILTUS INSTAUIO WITH THIS SKCIAU MCKETS MOTOR SALES m e d ic a l o f f ic e for rent - miles. Good condition. Except foot wides, choice of two or Saturday 6:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. dition. 643-6514. Approximately 1560 square needs tuneup. $495. Telephone transmission, good condition. three bedrooms, not a OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30, 1977 PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, 643-8627. $600. 643-2^, %hn. feet of prime space in modern four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ 1973 GRAND Torino Sport - stripped down model.del. Was $12,4§5, tag sale price $10,990. Wsst Rd., Rosts 83, Dlingtsn, Ct 87S-2S95 established professional office ban Motors, 6462076. One owner. Air conditioning, •••••••••••••••••••«•••••• i i n i t"A»TER OAK BUICK , . building. Centrally located. b a r r a c u d a a 1970. P.S., Parts, supplies, accessories, A m e r ic a n power steering. Very clean, P.B., A.T. Very good tires, Molorcyclos-BIcyclas 84 CHARTER OAK FINANCIAL ARRANQBMENTa ... COT Only 5 minutes from 1976 HORNET Four door, air, excellent condition. Must sell! full time service department. I-4S7I I I Manchester Hospital. Ample excellent body, vinyl top, good Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur ,'^f ^ Eail f } uM M 6 a B«ul« 1} Nvat It Agwuy■ Agwuy tnv «nv b>t< M o t o r s automatic, power steering, My 1978 is already in. $2000. BUICK-OKL,INC. U D E y EVMimS’TILBPM A n r u parking, air conditioning. For running condition, 8 track TRIUMPH 1978 Bonneville Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ $itwi 4 Jwlf I mmulat Ittm DtwnttwniwnHar'iDfd Har'Itxf ^ Two new snows, 12,500 miles. 6469975, weekends, and after I U r tli TMW.WBFW, Bat H B FIi OPEN more information, call 646 $750. or best offer. 875-4055 750, 6000 miles, oil cooler and pike, Berlin Connecticut, 1- 5697. ^,300 or best offer. 289-7035. 6 p.m. weekdays. after 4:30. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. 1^81 Adams 8t. 849-4571 Manchester, Ctj j PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Sept. 23, 1977

Vernon considers second 1-park ( Area bulletin board For Tlw weather By BARBARA RICH!VIO^D The existing Industrial Park, South Windsor town line. facility or building a new one, that Home Delivery started in 1964, is now completed. Another is south of Feeder Rd. the various boards which review llfru ld K«*porl»r Vernon p.m. in the St. Bernard School Becomini partly wnny tUi after­ Over the past few years, however, between Bolton and Tunnel Rds. The these proposals will act swiftly. Phone 647-9946 noon. High in mid Wi. Variable library. The committee is making The Town ot Vernon is researching the town has lost several industries, other is in the northwest quadrant of He cautioned that the boards are The Men’s Union and the Women’s cloudineta tonight and Saturday. Lows plans for a Respect Life Sunday tor several sites for creation of a second including Cavrok, Contromatics, U. Exit 98 in the Mile Hill Rd. area. charged with protecting the overall Fellowship of the Union tonight 47-52. Chance of rain 10% Oct. 2. town-sponsored industrial park. In S. Envelope, and AIbi Manufac­ Since a town-sponsored industrial public interest by assuring that Congregational Church will sponsor tonight and 20% Saturday. National view of this. Mayor Thomas Benoit turing. park isn't likely to be available until adequate sewerage, drainage, traf­ an auction and bake sale Saturday The Tolland County Radio Gub will weather map on Page 5-B. has sent letters to industry and He said the town intends to help 1980, the mayor said the town wants fic, environmental and buffering from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church hold a coffee break Saturday from business heads and developers. local industry in any way possible to induce private developers to facilities are provided. - parking lot. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Henry Park^ The mayor said Thursday that before irreversible decisions are market private industrial parcels. He said the town can act as The parents and alumni of East to benefit Christopher Seymour, 15,^ because of the complexities of finan­ made to close a plant or move to He said most of these developers middleman to aid businessmen in ob­ Catholic High ^hool will sponsor a who has been in a coma since an acci­ dent two months ago. To learn more, cing and the detailed planning needed another town or city. are experienced in construction of in­ taining equipment loans, construc­ bridge marathon Sunday at the call 875-8045. to insure success, the town doesn't Town Planner John Loranger said dustrial buildings and the necessary tion financing, job training programs Sacred Heart Church Parish Center The Reynolds Aluminum recycling expect any land will be available un­ there are three or (our sites being site improvements. He noted that the and other services. on Rt. 30, Vernon, starting at 4:30 unit will be at the Tri-City Shopping til 1980. considered that are primarily zoned expansion of 1-86, now under way, He said that Mercury Electric p.m. Tickets wili be available at the Plaza (northslde of parking lot), Ver­ It takes some time for a firm to for industry. The prime site is along will be a positive factor in increasing Corp., which recently moved into the door. Those attending should bring decide to expand and to make other non Circle, Monday from 11 a m. to Citizens set Rt. 83. This runs south from Dart Hill existing industrial park from New their own cards. To learn more, call the desirability of industrial parcels. noon. The company pays 17 cents a decisions, he said, so he wants to Rd. to north of the Overbrook Ann Connelly, 875-8256. He assured business people that If York, obtained $2.2 million in long­ pound for aluminum beverage cans make existing companies aware of Heights development and to the they have plans for expanding a term, low interest financing from the The Pro-Life Committee of St. Ber­ and other clean household aluminum the plan. state, using the town's help. nard’s Church will meet Oct. 3 at 7:30 products. 4 projects

By MAL BARLOW Echelson and Marcella Fahey, newly Ea»l Hurlfurd Reporter elected EHCAG vice-president. The East Hartford Citizens Action ” If th e mayor (Richard Group (EHCAG) set up four project Blackstone) can come up with $410,- committees this week. The com­ 000 for tennis courts in town, we mittees express both EHCAG’s con­ ought to be able to get some money cerns and its growing pains. for our projects,” said Tom Melia, a First, EHCAG delegates from Burnside Center resident. Jet Rankii^ Iwiiigs bad[ the dagr The Rev. Alphonse Labieniec neighborhood groups set up a com­ mittee on crime. Members of the p)-oposed the group approach Pratt 4 committee are Ernie Vigneau, Eve Whitney Aircraft for support. Heanue, John Lazarowski and Donna ’’Forget it, father," said a woman Russell. at the meeting. "You'll never get A1 Levie of Patton St. cautioned the anything out of them.” that made brntewiii^ s iii^ » and Ready to play defense for the East Hartford High School ■’I think you may be wrong,” he and Karl Grabowski. Linebackers are Ken Masslow, left, and committee members against Hornets Saturday in Simsbury are linemen, left to right, Ron Durler. (Photo by Dick Paradis) vigilante acts. said. “If we present what we’re Brian Brown, Kevin McKinney, Mike Walters, Kevin Kearns "Vandals are also victims,” he going to do, what roads we’ll take, said. the people at the aircraft may be The crime committee will try to very interested. ” keep in touch with each of the six The fund raising committee was neighborhood groups in EHCAG. assigned the job of talking to aircraft Hornets face test Saturday They will support the efforts of each leaders and running a tag sale. and try to avoid wasted efforts. A giant tag sale got the most By SHEILA TLLLER day. Ogle was Dakin’s number one Getting by Simsbury will be only They will pressure people making enthusiastic response from all the The Hornets starting lineup, idle quarterback last year, and will direct the first test as Dakin expects strong people at the meeting. LeBeau and Herald Correspondent budget decisions in the next six last week because of a scheduling the team again. competition from several of the CCIL months. They will be seeking such Mrs. Falletti were asked to work on The 1976 CCIL and state football conflict, won’t have the edge of a Jesse Santiago is slated to start at teams. things as foot patrols in Burnside it. champions, East Hartford High last-week win. But they will have a the other end. Chris Sirols will be at “Hall is excellent,” he said. "They Center and Hockanum Village and Mrs. Judy Lynch, acting treasurer \ r School’s Hornets, will face their first few things in their favor. the Center. are a very aggressive team and won more surveillance. up to Wednesday, reported the group test of the new season Saturday Their captains, Tom Ahern, Carl Besides Ogle, the offensive handily over Rockville last week. EHCAG also set up a fair rent com­ had incorporated itself for $34. Its 30 afternoon at Simsbury High School. Grabowski and Jim Ogle, were all backfield includes Scott Flenke, "Windham has the potential to be mittee. Members are Gary LeBeau, per cent share of dues paid to starting members of last year’s No. 1 Miice Martinez, and Maurice Gibson. very strong. And Fermi of Enfield EHCAG’s newly elected treasurer, Connecticut Citizen Action Group "To us, the season is this Satur­ team. Ahern and Grabowski also won Dakin’s defensive starters include has one of the most experienced and Mrs. Kathy Falletti. (CCAG) helped bring its current day,” said Hornet Coach Jim Dakin CCIL individual honors and national tackles Ahem and Tom McKenzie, backflelds in the league. They posted They will study setting up a local balance up to $54. this week. "A taste of victory early recognition. ends Grabowski and Brian Brown, 18 points on the scoreboard against housing court, fair rent laws in town, will put things together for us.” Ahem and Grabowski were two of linebackers Steve Farmer and Ken EHHS in 1976.” and complaints from landlords and Dakin expects Simsbury will really three Connecticut players who were Masslow, quarterbacks Mark Fiengo Dakin feels Conard would have tenants of the thousands of test his squad. ranked on an honorable mention high and Jeff Scanlon, and safetymen been very strong if they hadn’t lost apartments in East Hartford, Public records “They’re a very big team,” he school team listed by Joe Namath Scott Chadwick and Joe Scanlon. their quarterback. LeBeau said landlords “blacklist” said. Publications recently. Along with the 19 starters, three Crosstown rival, Penney, is also tenants who complain. Besides having strength in Ahern is slated to start at tackle. playing both ways. expected to be tough. "There is no place we can go to ask Warranty deed numbers, they’ll meet the Hornets Grabowski, who caught passes last Dakin mentioned Mike Christ, who "The Hornets beat Penney nine for justice," he said. with a new coach and a first-game year, has nailed down the tight end played defensive end last year until times in a row and we’re going for The next two committees formed Pauline G. Martel to Louis Attardo win over Windsor Locks last Satur­ position. he was sidelined by an injury. / \ number ten,” Dakin said. express the need EHCAG members et al, property on Chester St., con­ “We’re optimistic we’ll continue feel they will be here a long time and veyance tax $M.15. our winning tradition.” will spend money. The group which Administrators d ee d began to take form only this spring Howard E. Blanchard (estate) to Vandals hit six times set up a foundation grant committee Judson A. Thomas et al, property at and a fund raising committee. The vandalism report of Police On Sept. 2, the soccer goal post Was and stole the head. Bulletin board] 105 Winding Lane, conveyance tax "Fve written a few grants, ” said $17.05. Chief Clarence Drumm to Mayor found pulled out of the ground and a On Sept. 6 at McAuliffe Park, LeBeau, head teacher of the Synergy Richard Blackstone for Sept. .1 to 6 water fountain head was removed, someone drove a vehicle through Who owns Perelandra? School, East Hartford’s alternative Trade name lists six incidents. causing some flooding at Labor four bushes of a hedge by the parking The Perelandra, a yacht more than high school now located in the Frank Agapitou of 269 Lester Cir­ On Sept. 1, a park department Field. Damage was set at $25. lot. Cost was set at $40. 100 feet long now stuck in mud of the Woodland School building. cle, South Windsor doing business as worker reported a seesaw broken in On Sept. 3, police found someone The same day at Labor Field, the Connecticut River off the shore of Working with LeBeau will be Mrs, Candia Restaurant and Pizza at 46 half and a picnic table seat broken at had broken into a storage box outside goal post was found broken again. East Hartford, may not be owned by Falletti. Aldo Rovero, Roberta Main St., East Hartford. Until last spring, getting a loan was a Martin Park. The water fountain was the Anne Norris School at 3:39 a.m. Damage was set at $36. Thomas Shakir of Main St. dismantled which caused flooding to The games and craft supplies were Police said they have no suspects dragged out routine of filling out ap­ Jospeh Trantino, deputy com­ b’shard-to- the area around it. A railing on a all destroyed. No cost estimate was for any of the vandal attacks. missioner of waterways for the state plications and then waiting anxiously staircase was broken. Total cost of available. The town library reported someone Department of Transportation, said ' repairs and replacement was set at for the bank to answer. The same day at Shea Park, broke into the Hockanum Library he was not seen proof Shakir owns it. heat rates. $375. Police have no suspects. someone broke the water fountain Sept. 9 and stole about $5 Nor has Shakir taken out a permit to EHHS PTA will handle That’s why CBT intro­ N - | refurbish the rotting hulk. duced Loanday. It was just what CBT’s loan rates Shakir says he now has a buyer in home concession stand people were waiting for: a fast and are competitive with most East Hampton at $5,000. But he must Few hear of bike safety refloat the yacht and take it down simple way to apply for a loan. In a other banks. And it costs you river to the buyer. The East Hartford High School Marion Grant at 568-5032 or Jayne very short period, over 10,000 people nothing extra for the Jet Banking The East Hartford Police Depart­ pedestrians and other bikes. for biking. PTA will handle the concession stand Nicoll at 289-2524. ment and members of the state Safe­ • Bikes on sidewalks or crosswalks • No bike can have a siren or whis­ during home games of the Hornets used our easy Jet Banking ways to service you only get at CBT. The new board for the PTA this ty Commission held a seminar on are subject to all rights and duties of tle. Police report football team. First home game is year is: President Rutigliano. Vice- apply for loans at CBT. bike safety Wednesday night. pedestrians. Saturday, Oct. 1, against Manchester • The 10-mile-an-hour speed limit President Terry Smyk, Secretary About a dozen parents and children • Bikes may go on the road even if High School. So if you need a loan this a same day hKin. is lifted. Jayne Nicoll, Treasurer Marie Zer- watched a film, “Only One Road,” a bike path is available. Someone broke into a building in The PTA will sell hot dogs and ba. Teacher Delegate Ray Grasso, fall we’re making it faster and the 300 block of Prospect St. and got coffee. The EHHS senior class will Apply for your loan any weekday be­ lt*s simple ways and discussed new bike laws. • Bicyclists age 18 or older may • Bicyclists riding two abreast Irene Berry in charge of simpler again. With Loanday Two. New bike use laws include: carry children under age 4 in a back must keep within one lane of traffic. into two apartments there sometime sell candy and soda. membership, Marion Oliva in charge fore noon and in most cases, we’ll have an an­ • Bicyclists must yield to pack or sling. • ’The bike’s brakes must stop it between 11:30 a m. and 3 p.m. Proceeds will be used to benefit of the dawn dance, Virginia Tozier in swer for you by 3 o’clock that same afternoon. to repay. pedestrians. Also, they must give an • Bicyclists can’t carry anything within 25 feet on clear, dry, level Thursday. students. charge of publicity, Mary audible signal before overtaking that prevents their using both hands pavement at 10 m.p.h. Missing from one apartment is Joanne Rutigliano, PTA president, Chamberlain in charge of With CBT’s Jet Banking, paying back about $450 in jewelry and a camera. has worked hard on the concession telephoning, and Mrs. Grant in It^ Saturday. Missing from the other are $50 worth stand project. Anyone wishing to help charge of the concession stand. your loan is simple too. If you want, we’ll remem­ of Indian Head cents and other coins. her should call her at 569-1917, Most CBT offices will be open for a phone loan. ber to make your payments for you. If you pay in loan applications on Saturday mornings. From Maybe you just can’t get to the bank person, our Jet Deposit Box eliminates standing in 9AM to Noon, until November 5. line. Or, use Barney, CBT’s Alltime Jet Banker, Fire calls WOODLAND Gardena at all. So just pick up your phone and dial ■ m161 WOODLAND------ST. • 643-M 74 1-800-842-2060 (toll free) weekdays 9AM- 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 9PM, Saturdays 9AM-1PM. That’ll put you in East Hartford Hw 0]\E .fertiUser It^ everyday. touch with someone who will be happy to take Thursday, 12:18 p.m. —Electric sump pump motor ym irla w n If weekdays are more convenient for your loan application over the phone. And call We w ant to smoking in basement of you back with an answer the next business day. apartment building at 14 St. you, Loanday Two also brings you a lot of give you your / Regis St. needs tIml'hhU and wiiy. ways to make applying for a loan simple, fast Thursday, 1:32 p.m. -Medical call to 21 and easy. For example: n ex t loan Christopher Court. a take home loan. Thursday, 4:05 p.m. -Auto accident with minor injuries Who said loan applications have to be at 1215 Silver Lane. Lawn experts agree, your lawn Thursday, 9:19 p.m. -Auto filled out in the bank? Loanday Two lets you accident on Forbes St. at 1-84. receives more long-lasting benefits from fertilizing In Fall than at any take an application home, fill it out at your lei­ Thursday, 10:32 p.m. —Medical call to (ire station other time of year. sure and mail it back to us or drop it off at the on Burnside Ave. There’s ONE product specially CBT branch most convenient to you. Today, 12:33 am. formulated to give all the nutrients —Investigation at 6 Woodlawn your lawn needs at this critical time jM leslm t] Circle. of year...Winter Qreen»..,the Fall Today, 7:28 a m. -G a s Fertilizer. .s main leak at corner of Timrod Trail and Anita Dr. Today, 7:31 a.m. —Medical THE CQIMNECTICUT BANK call to 116 Whiting Rd. Today, 7:52 a.m. —Medical AND TRUST COMPANY call to 53 O’Connell Dr. Today, 8:02 a.m. —Car fire m on Clement Rd. (OUAL OFPOniUNItV UNDER DANDELIONS? IGUAl OPORTUNIOAO SOBRE PRESTAMOS Silver Lane traffic moves slowly Our Oil Bill Officer Albert J. Kerling directs traffic past a construction site hole on Silver Lane in A decade ago, Uie United States Imported virtually no FALL WEEDS? front of Oak St. Thursday afternoon. Lt. Richard Lewis said traffic Wednesday during rush oil. Today Ute country Im ^rts hour was bottled up badly at the site. Commander Joseph Leone, Lewis, and Officer Walt 40 per cent. An analysis in Use Two-Way Winter Qreea'' It's not only Kehoe worked with the Addison Construction Co. and the Metropolitan District Commis­ “Across the Board,” The the tall fertilizer... but contains an extra­ Conference Board’s monthly strength lormula (or hard-to-ldll (all weeds. sion to change traffic flows at the site. It worked better Thursday night, Lewis said. But magazine, notes the current they still request motorists take other routes. Workmen will be at the site putting in new price of $14 a barrel for oil is WOODLAND Gardens sewers for the next two months, he said. (Herald photo by Barlow) up from $1 in 1960. OKN DAILY l:S0-7K)0 P.M.

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