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The Weather Variable cloudiness today with highs near 70, around 21 Celsius, Cloudy tonight with chance of occasional li^ t rain or drlszle; lows in the 50s. Manrt|PHtpr IE Partial clearing Saturday with highs in the 70s. c Prohability o7 rain decreasing to 20 percent this ' A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 afternoon, but 40 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturd^.^Outlook; Fair and cool Sunday through Home delivered 6opy 15 cents Tuesday with highs in the 70s and overnight lows in Vol. XCVII, No. 277 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, August 25, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents the 50s. National weather map: page 15. / ______' ______^______

------:------Inside Today Memories' Hijacked Travelers Safe The 1968 Democratic National >-v' I -■. ■ , .1 Convention in Chicago has many memories for Sol R. Cohen, GENEVA (UPI) - All 79 demands and negotiated with them were then to come to the airplane through the pilot. " former Herald political writer passengers and! a crew of 10 and swear on oath that they had seen I > • '‘^^. ■', No troops and only a few who coverettit for The Herald. He were evacuated safely from a Hess. The demand even gave the recalls the convention in a story policemen, standing well away, were text, in German, of the oath.they hijacked Trans World Airlines visible around the plane parked in a were to take. on today's^ editorial page. See Boeing 707 todayj an airport pugf 4. remote comer of the airfield. The plane landed at 8:25 a.m. (3:25 spokesman said. Swiss officials said the passengers EDT), almost exactly nine hours, “Everyone is safe and were calm so calm that one sent before the hijackers’ deadline. Cdnnecticui sound,” he said. word through the -((aptain to a car They offer^ to'free “all children .ff; ,i*>- - ^ «;^v ■•' rental firm that he would not be under 18 and their mothers” along . . ‘ ' ’• 'V 7-'^- ■ K^sI-Uk Lt. Gov. Robert Killian's at­ The travelers were taken to the picking up his rented auto on with female crew members at 5 p.m. ■ ’ - ^ -. • .i'v'*'' '*kA’* ■ ** i/■'• *■ '’’J ' ^ tacks on his opponent in the airport terminal by two blue airport schedule. (noon EDT) provided “no one has j - ^-.K W S gubernatorial primary. Gov. Ella buses. Authorities said the hijacking attempted to break into the plane.” Grasso. are being rebuffed by There was no immediate word on began just before 7:20 a.m. (2:20 They said two Red Cross represen­ flocks of her friends in the the hijackers. a.m.) when h bearded man woke a tatives must go aboard. Legislature. See puge 2. “We are not even sure there were :i stewardess and ordered her to take a Swiss officials said the 19-page *4;| Defense Secretary Harold any hijackers on board," said the package to the pilot. It contained ’i ' 'yf*'-:} ’"■* ■■'" t ' S ' - ‘ document was muddled and con­ T :..':f^ct-;!;l!-||^ ; Brown visits Electric Boat in spokesman. demands for the release of Robert F. fused. It claimed “the United States S'*'? ;Grotpn and is impressed with The belief there were hijackers ap­ Kennedy’s Palestinian killer Sirhan is led by a bunch of Zionists” and ■ what he sees. See puge 15._ parently stemmed from documents Sirhan, Nazi war criminal Rudolph threatened: '' ’ .V containing threats to blow up the Hess, four Germans— some of whom “In the future we will blow up plane wUch were delivered to the were not even in jail — and five American passenger planes by using The Nation pilot, Capt. Robert Hamilton. Croatians, Zvonko Buzic, his wife our combination bombs without war-, The spokesman said officials would PrefTdent Carter gets some Julienne, Frane Pesut, Mark Vlasic ning.” brief newsmen shortly. good news, a stiff warning and and Petar Metavik. . It called on the United Nations Release of the passengers came at another challenge from the The Croatians are serving terms of Security Council to “punish those 4:05 p.m. (11:02 EDT), Senate. The good news: approval up to life for air piracy in the Sept. 10, people who are responsible for the The passengers looked fresh and of Civil Service streamlining. See 1976, hijack of a TWA plane from bombing, genocide and ecological r|'-< ' unruffled though they had been on the kl.r:-,| -1 page 5. Chicago to Paris. warfare in Palestine. Puerto Rico ground in Geneva after a flight from The policeman was killed when he and other sites.” A surface line ruptures during New York for eight hours, most of it tried to defuse a bomb they left in a An official said conditions aboard 'M^i ; the fueling of an unarmed Titan II under Uireats that bombs allegedly in locker at New York’s Grand Central the aircraft were good despite the missile at an underground nuclear the plane’s luggage holds could be Station. hot, muggy day. site in Kansas. One person was exploded at any moment. killed. See page 5. The hijackers demanded that Hess, “The captain says that everyone is The men at one point called sole remaining prisoner in the four- very calm on board and there is no themselves “pragmatk; power Spandau prison in West Ger­ panic,” he said. ‘.‘There is enough The World Palestinians” and present^ a 19- many, be flown to Geneva and, food and drinks to last through the page typed document in good Ger­ reunited here with his wife Use. She, day and the engines are running so Heavily armed Marxist man and poor English, which in­ their son, and ohe of Hess’s lawyers that the air conditioning can work.” guerrillas are relaxing today in cluded a wild variety of allegations Panama after ending a bloody 45- and rambling demands. bour occupation of Nicaragua's The statement said two suitcases National Palace. See page 5. in the plane’s hold were “filled with Cardinals of the Roman explosives” and added: “One suitcase bomb is remote con­ Gity Delays Catholic Church begin their Bridgett O’Connell of Manchester has returned to her old largest and most secret election elementary school to help spruce it up. She is part of a painting trolled and one’ is a combination conclave in history to choose a crew which is working on the classrooms of the old section of bomb, both remote controll^ and with a timing device. The combina­ successor to'the late Pope Paul the school. The old classrooms are being renovated and new VI. See page 5. tion bomb will under any cir­ CETA rooms are being added as part of the 81.4 rtiillion -West. Side cumstances explode autmiatic’^ y at Rec-Washington School project. (Herald photo by Chastain) exactly 5:30 p.m." HARTFORD (UPI) - The city ad­ include 78 teaCiiers apd 35 policemen. .1 in Sports The hijaclcers said they wopid ministration to d a/ postponed the A spokesman for Rep. Toby .“shoot anyone who tries to leavd” Moffett, D-Conn., said the U.S. Don Sutton apologizes to Steve sending, of layoff, notices to T,174 Department of^^Labor agreed late Garvey in-Dodger organization ... the plane. workers in Hartford and surrounding Among the passengers was the towns because their jobs will be Thursday to Moffett's request for a P Mike Torrez stirs up trouble in Kennedy Unsure daughter of William vanden Huevel, extended three weeks. full audit of all CETA programs in Red Sox camp ... Four teams re­ the U.S. ambassador to the United Nicholas €arbone, majoyty leader the Hartford area. main in Manchester Class B Town - .'.'A,-T Nations in Geneva, who once cam­ of the Hartford City Council, said at a Some employees scheduled to be Softball Tournament. See page paigned for Robert Kennedy. He laid off may get a reprieve with other I; ''i.VvVvvr'i^ . • I iL About Proiects news conference he has enough coun­ rushed to Geneva airport, where the cil votes to pass a resolution assuring CETA funds, Moffett's spokesman ^■: <* plane landed, while Swiss negotiators said. School Superintendent James P. Washington has been, cleaned and the continuation of the jpbs until tried to make sense of the hijackers’ Sept. 30. The Moffett spokesman said the 7 - m Stock MaiTc^ Kennedy says he is becoming “more work has begun on the second floor, '■V-WJ but because demolition is still con­ Labor Department-audit will consist -j, ;% f / : apprehensive" about the status of The workers were victims of a $1.8 NEW YORK (UPl) - Prices- tinuing underneath, it makes the of preliminary work which could T^*- Z "Washington School r5spovations as million deficit in the Hartford ^1.^* -t'--*^- yv. L k ; '- v . W opened lower today in active clean-up difficult, Kennedy said. begin today and a full audit after the opening of school approaches, but re g io n ’s fed eral 'em ploym ent trading of New York Stock The Washington School and new that. The Labor Department will also S M - ^ W : he hopes the classrooms can be oc­ program. The deficit forced the Elxchange issues. West Side Recreation Center site is P o s t a l help Hartford officials straighten out cupied. premature ending of their jobs as of The Dow Jones industrial still in bad shape, Kennedy said. A their books, he said. Kennedy said he had been given A meeting with U.S, Department of average, which struggled to gain new parking lot, sidewalks, storm Sept. 8, and the pink slips were to go assurances by the project director out today. Labor officials was scheduled today 0.35 point Thursday, was off 1.12 drainage and other work is still under .this week that the timetables for the C o n t r a c t in Washington at the office of Rep. points to 896.22 shortly after the way. Kennedy said the school of­ Hartford Deputy City Manager opening. Brokers were disap­ school project would be met. The William Cotter, D-Conn,, to try to work was originally scheduled to be ficials will insist that the debris be John Sulik said Thursday all CETA pointed it failed to hold above the find a way to avert the layoffs. completed by September but various cleaned up before school opens. R e je c te d employees will have their jobs ended ON LIVING ROOMS, SLEEPERS, RECLINERS, LAMPS TA ilES, 900 level Thursday for the second The entire Situation at Washington None of the towns was, invited to delays in the delivery of materials Sept. 8 instead of Sept. 30, when the consecutive day. is "less than ideal and less than we national program ends. A bill-to ex­ send representatives, but among has made progress slower than an­ those who said they were going Declines led advances, 267 to hoped for and I am a bit disappointed WASHINGTON (UPI) - The tend the CETA program is pending in 247, among the 809 issues crossing ticipated. anyway were East Windsor First The materials which^ have not at how slowly the work has nation’s largest postal union has Congress, but it would greatly reduce . MUCH MORE the^YSE tape at the outset. rejected a propose three-Jrear con­ Selectman Edward Hastillo and arrived on time include all the win­ proceeded," Kennedy said. He said the number of jobs across the nation. Dana Hanson, executive director of Eidyly turnover amounted to by next week he will know more tract, increasing chances of an il­ aboui 1,500,000 shares. dows for the old section of the school, the Capitol Region Council of some of the carpeting and cabinets, definitely what the situation at the legal nationwide' strike next week “We have no evidence of any kind \ school will be. that would press federal troops into of fraud, any kind of misfeasance,” Governments. said Richard Lawrence, architect for D'ltalia said Hartford received ap­ the project. The roof flashing Kennedy also said it is not definite mail-cafrying service, union officials Sulik said. “There are only two kinds Index of costs — personnel costs and non­ proximately $1.25 million to ad­ materials for the new addition did whether the new kitchen facilities at said today. * ' personnel costs — so it has to come minister an operating budget of Area towns ...... 8-9 not arrive until last Friday. Washington School i^ill be ready to An official count showed 78,487 Business...... 20 provide hot lunches, but it is members of the American Postal back to one of these two kinds of , about $25 million for the entire region 1 Kennedy said he is most anxious during the past fiscal year which Classified...... 15-18 expected to be ready within a week ’’Vyorkers Union voted in favor of the things in the project.” that the' roofing over the media ends Sept. 30. Comics...... 19 center in the new addition of the or so after school opens. The situa­ contract, but union officials said ap­ East Hartford...... 7-8 proximately 94,400 members voted to City spokesman Terry D'ltalia said Representatives of the towns pre­ r " 3 T » ^ 'T 7 building be installed as that room tion at the Bentley School cafeteria sent at Thursday's meeting at the Editorial ...... 4 may be the same, but the rest of the reject it. 'The official “no” vote count 1,174 layoff notices were to be sent will be used as an extra classroom today to 616 CETA employees in Hartford Public Library were angry. CASTRO Entertainment...... 14 white windows are being installed Bentley project will be completed in by an independent firm was expected Fam ily...... 6 time for school. later today. Hartford and 558 workers in area They asked hard questions and once school starts. towns. Hartford Mayor George Manchester...... 2-3, 10 warned the towns would not pitch in ' r^ibCb COLONIAL The third floor of the old section of See Page Ten See Page Ten Athanson said Hartford layoffs will TWIN SIZE EASY TERMS .Obituaries...... 10 to help Hartford repay the deficit. CONVERTIBLE .Sports...... 11-13 “You are paid to administer this INNERSPRINf LU/ING ROOM program," said John Lingua, ad­ MATTRESSES MATiiilsS ,< Summer Youth Scene...... 14 S 3 3 0 O O ministrative assistant to the $4400 AVAILABLE selectmen of Windsor Locks. ‘ Why LAPP PLAZA, RTE 83 Briefly ... Board Sues Teacher-Politician should all the suburbs suffer because SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - of your mismanagement?” ' ‘•‘Becausl^ there is no alternative." state Police today arrested 19 claims that ,when Ahearn won and repaid, leaving a balance of $1,593. By DONNA HOLLAND Sulik replied. 500 TALCOTVILLE RD 'protesters on disorderly conduct accepted a position in the General The board alleges Ahearn has <> SAVE llerulil Currespondent “What do you mean there is no charges at the $2.3 billion Assembly he “vacated or impliedly wrongfully, refused to pay the '^ e East Hartford Board of Ekluca- alternative?” said Lingua whose job Seabrook nuclear power plant. resigned his position with the balance. tion is suing former State Rep. is paid for by CETA funds and who The demonstrators, from the board.” The suit further claims that For the two years Ahearn served in : ^iffN ■■!/[ n Aloysius Ahearn of Bolton, claiming will be out of work in two weeks. Maine and New Hampshire “by accepting an amount of $4,104 the Legislature and taught school, . branches of the Clamshell it was illegal for him to serve as^ji from the board Ahearn was unjustly “IBs the city's responsibility to RECLINERS COLONIAL s HERCULON the board claims he owes tlj^m $4,- „ take up the deficit so therefore the OONN. Alliance, - marched to fhe plant public official and be employed as a and illegally enriched.” 103. ‘The board claims he now owes a CH0ii.t0FC0L0. thallenging incumbent G o / Ella Grasso in a : Three persons were arrestOd Pizza & Grinders reported ’Thursday that three heavy M atthew M oriarty Jr., left, form er Sept. 12 primary. He attend^ a fund-raiser. 471 HARTFORD RD. (COR. mckee s t .) MANCHESTER RESTAURANT ’Thursday afternoon in connection WHERE CAN YOU Tax Petitions duty cranes on the site were van­ Manchester mayor, and Leonardo and Thursday at the Moriarty home, 52 Hillcrest 643-6165 m vm m co«r»u * > coanr imnsrKK with two shoplifting incidents at We d . thru SAT. stores on Spencer Street. Those dalized and 20 cable chokers, valued Theresa Parla. Killian is speking the Road. (Herald photo by Chastain) ______Are Available at $500, were missing. Tlie cable RESERVATIONS arrested were Leah A. Page, 16, of WEEKLY SPECIALS I^AMERCA'S STEAK EXPERT | GO ON SUNDAY chokers are used to set steel girders Democratic nomination for governor and is Hartford, charged with two counts of AUGUST 25 - AUGUST 31 in place, police said. TTie project 6 4 9 -0 0 7 9 Anyone wishing to obtain a petition fourth-degree larceny; Julia E. worker who reported the incident AT YANKEE KeNNILI, Vt MAILS EAST OF AND GET ...... seeking increased voter control over Williams, 16, of Hartford charged iOLTON LAKf, RT. 44A^ iO lJ O N ___ [_ asked the police for more nighttime tax and spending limits may do so by with two counts of third-degree Killian Learns Grasso NEW YORK SIRLOIN STEAK . .$5.25 surveillance at the site. writing to the Connecticut State larceny and Kevin Bailey, 19, of y i ' EGOPUNT LASAGNA...... $3.25 A 67-year-old resident on Garden Taxpayers Association. HarUord, charged with two counts of SHRIMP PROVENCALE...... $5.25 The assdeiation, located ’ at 265 fourth-degree larceny. Court date on Street reported that all the plants and stakes in his garden had been SUPERB FOOD Church St., Suite 104, New Haven, is all the charges is Sept. 11. ^ Has Legislator Friends OPEN SUNDAYS TIL 9 PM pulled up sometime Wednesday night sponsoring the petition drive. Nancy Johnson, 40, of 27 Garden St. BraaklMt S:30 AM A NEW Dmmo EXFEKieMCE ^ The petition includes the following or early ’Thursday. He told police the and 44 Florence St. was charged with same thing happened a year ago. He f r ie n d l y a t m o s p h e r e proposals — prohibition of a state breach of peace and refusal to be ,| Italian Raataur^nl Oped and let N.Y., will be guest speaker at the dollars worth of merchandise from business since the K-Mart closed. The governor has said the funding equally convinced the governor is Veal Coraon Bleu 7.25 her t^ p e r explode when responding DMNER m THIS COUPON OFFERS A SAVINGS OF ONE HALF ! Full Gos^l Businessmen Fellowship mess can be cleaned up without doing well not to engage in an un­ Fettucinl Alfredo 4;50. (M t-nn. 5-1, m-uT. s-ii, u-i) the store. That job should be com­ to Killian’s harsh criticisms. breakfast meeting Saturday a t '8:30 raising old taxes or imposing new dignified verbal street brawl with Fettucinl Carbonara 4.S0 l u n c h (HM.-S«nMYll:3l-2) pleted this week, making way for But in recent weeks, a new trend DOLLAR PER PERSON ON ANY REGULAR PRICED DINNER. \ a.m. at Valle’s Steak House in Hart­ demolishers and contractors, accor­ ones. Killian. They think she is also scoring Veal Francalse with French Toast ( A b o u t Tow n ) has emerged. « At h is news conference points every time a new lawmakdr Veal Parmiglana DttUy Luncheon And Dinner Specialt OFFER GOOD ANY SUNDAY FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST \ ford. ding to Francis J. Conti town building Killian, the first lieutenant gover­ “ Moat has held many office in civic Wednesday, Killian said Mrs. Grasso comes to her defense. •; Oven Chicken (Italian Style) NEXT TO Excluding Childrens Menus, and Specials. I inspector. nor ever to challenge a sitting gover­ organizations and fraternal clubs and ’There will be an open bouse Mon­ was intentionally deceiving the elec­ BERRIS MOTOR INN Exclusively At I Conti said the salvagers are only nor for the party nomination, recent­ Oven Sausage (Italian Style) has served as president of several of day from 10 a.m. to noon at the torate so that she could win votes in Rout* e, Brooklyn • 774-M44 Mr. STEAK of Manchester I able to take out goods that are in a ly called reporters together to tell Now You I^now LIngulne, Red or White Clam Sauce4.50 safe area, not under the roped off Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St., their upcoming primary. But later in S . RT. 6 TO 84 EAST TO * EAST ' 244 CENTER STREET ■ these. them his gubernatorial opponent was y H MILE FROM BROOKLYN CENTER I He is the current president of the sponsored by Manchester Lodge of the day,' another of Mrs. Grasso’s The heaviest human weight ever Special House Dish collapsed area. fiscally uneducated and t^ing to fool Binghampton Full Glospel Business The architect and builder, who Masons. ’There will be cards, pool, legislative pals popped up to take verified was that of Robert Earl Breast of Chicken Stuffed conversation and refreshments. All voters with her budget figures. Killian on. Hughes, who tipped the,scales at 1,- With Asparagus, Ham, Cheese Men Chapter. built the original store, have been in After the news conference, Killian For reservations, call Art Cook, Masons and their friends are invited. Education Committee cochairman. 069 pounds at his death — and burial Sauteed in Wine Sauce 6.25 contact with Conti and have in­ sat back and waited for Mrs. 'i:!'. L.01! 649-8822, or Peter Clapp, 649-7848. dicated they will start work as soon Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, in a coffin the size of a piano crate.— ALL OISHte SERVED WITH SALAD Manchester Composite Squadron Grasso’s reaction. It never came. told reporters the governor was 100 in 1958. : as >the.demoUtion work is done. ’The Instead, the°TMirmen of the BAR. PASTA, AND'VEGETABLE of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Sun­ Raffle Winners architect aqd builder are from the Legisfature’s Appropriations and TOMMY’S New York and New Jersey areai Con­ day from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Ar­ Finance Conunfttees issued a joint BON APPETIT Ms. M argaret Vollrath of 39 ti said, hired out of K-Mart’s main of- mory. Membership is open to all Uiose from Grade 7 through high press release, accusing Killian of dis­ Grasso Headquarters RESTAURANT" Marion Drive was the .first prize tributing misleading information. winner in the Army & Navy Qub raf­ school. For further information, call OPEN DAILY 11:30-2:00 FOR LUNCH Active volcano 646-6344 or 871-0257. The'four Democratic lawmakers. fle drawing held recently. She won Sens. Audrey Beck of Mansfield and On Middle Turnpike 5:00-10:00 FOR DINNER PIZZARIA, 32,500, or a trip of her choice. MANILA, Philippines (UFI) — CLOSED SUNDAYS The Manchester chapter of the Robert Houley of Somers and Reps. Other prize winners were: Tagaytay. City, a mountain resort John Groppo of Winsted and Gardner ’The Manchestetheadquarters for Fuller, 45 Kane Road; District OUS IMPROVED Society for the Preservation and En­ 8 7 5 -1 5 1 3 Second prize to W.S. Cleavage, 107 overlooking picturesque lake Taal Wright of Bristol, said the governor’s Gov. Ella Grasso ^ 1 be located at Seven, Mary LeDuc, 162 Homestead Quality couragement of Barber Shop Quartet Rte. 83, Ellington ' Near the Vernon Line N. School St., $1,500 or a trip of his with its active volanco in the middle, budget estimates were right on the 127 W. Middle Tl(rnpike, John St.; District Eight, John Lynch, a choice.- is a favorite tourist spot for foreign Singing in American In'c., meets Sullivan and Mary "L eD u ^ co- Coolidge St.; District Nine, Roger Monday night at the Manchester mark. Third prize to Ms. Litra J. Bennett, and domestic travelers. Later, Killian, who faces an uphill chairmen of the local Committee to McDermott, 107 Keeney St.; DjstHct Quantity^ SALAD BAR. Harrisburg, Pa., $1,000 or a trip oi Rising 2,000 feet above seh level, Recreation Center in the Teen Center Re-elect Gov. Ella Grasso, An­ 10, Joseph McCarthy, 99 Ferguson Annex beginning at 7:30. Meetings battle- to win Connecticut’s first her choice. Tagaytay is only 40 miles south of Democratic gubl^matorial primary nounced today. / Road. MORE DEUaOUS ITEMS AND UNLIMITED REFILLS Fourth prize to Ms. Dorothy Wolfe, Manila, an hour’s drive from down­ are open to all area men interested in Tlie date and time of an official Gov. Grasso and Lt. Gov. Robert THAT’S ALL WE MEED TO SAY singing four-part barbershop har­ on Sept. 12, told a group of policemen 599 Grant Hill Road, Coventry, $500 town Manila through lush Philippine that a “tpp^ cop,” not a bureaucrat, opening will be announced soon. Killian a^e the candidates in a S ^t: mony. 206 W. CENTER 267E.(XNTER or a trip of her choice. countryside. should be named to the newly created Chairmen from', each of 12 primary to select the Democratic / DAVIS FAMILY ^ public safety commissioner’s job. Manchester’s 10 voting (districts also candidate for governor. RESTAUflANT VJ Almost immediately. Rep. were named this mornittg. Mrs. LeDuc said of Gov. Grasso’s. i A SAMPLE OF OUR EVERYDAY SPECIALS 646-6661 646-2550 Patricia Hendel, D-New London, and They are — District One, Kevin local support, “We have an excelleirt, BABY BEEF LIVER (ONION or BACON]...... $3.55 MANCHESTER Sqn. Wayne Baker, D-Danbury, O’Brien, 62 Horton Road; District hard-working team. We are confident ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF AU JU S $3.89 flooded the Capitol press room with Two, Dominic Squatrito, 37 Jordt St.; that the response from the VEAL PARMESAN $3.99 ■" "REDEfiB'fhis" coupo"n" " "i handouts criticizing Killian’s idea. District ’Three, Diane Coinollo, 63 In­ htenchester Democratic voter wjU 9AKEDRAIN90W TROUT $4.39 dian Drive; District Four, Jack be positive.” 9AKE0 SALMON ...... $4.95 Not only did they find Killian’s 50^ OFF LARGE PIZZA ! proposal unacceptable, but they Goldberg, 119 Wynedtag Hill Road; Sullivan urged any Democrat who FRESH BAKED SWORDFISH $4.99 chided him for not presenting it a District Five, Ted Cummings, 87 would like to volunteer to call him at USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK $5.49 year ago when their comnlittee was Lawton Road; 'District Six, Gail his office, 649-6523. BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP . $5.99 3 5 ^ OFF MED. PIZZA ' Above Served with Potato & Salad ^ BYOB CALDOR PLAZA, MANCHESTER 25« OFF SMALL p i z z a \ MID SUMMER ^ , TEL. 849-5487 Ribllc Records 0 kO PEN MON.-SAT. A l a . . . J tiWIiWS SntER % 11 A M .. 9 P.M. Exit 93 off U06. / CWarranty deeds ’Thurman R. Blizzard and Judith N. Blizzard to James Serra and Heidi D. Serra, property at 46 Whitney Road, $42,500. $25. DEPOSIT John J. Bell and Deborah R. Bell to Herman M. Reserves the Model of your r T ' Frechette, Albert R. Martin and Gerald P. Rothman, or property at 33 Lyndale St., $41.80 conveyance tax. choice until Sept. 1st. James L. Monaco and Claudia Monaco to Herman M. Pa]f lor your unit Frechette, Albert R. Martin and Gerald P. Rothman, in full and receive a property at 88-90 Hilliard St., $38,500. Harvey L. Smith and Margaret W. Smith to Dorothy B. F R E E 2nd Sciaudone, Newtown, property at 19G Cliffside, Drive, ,Ch^s specials for the week... $51,000. CHAIN Valutio $20.00 VEAL AND EGGPLANT PARMIGIANA...... 15.25 Quilrluim deed Tender Feal & Breadod Eggplant layered with Alfred Rossetto to Rita F. Rossetto, property on Lake bqiimlhtSl Tomato Sauce and CAeeae. Street, no coi^'eyance tax. * BROILED 1/2 SPRING fH IC K E N ...... $5.25 1/2 Frt$h Spring Chlckan broiled to perfectlant Certifirute of attachment - 6a«le <>||> a i Shopping Center) vinyl siding at 143 Autumn St., $5,000. fort, and an interlock lever that must be held of King’s) . King’s to Help Muscular Dystrophy down before the engine will accelerate. Murriu)tc Hrenses vass their neighborhoods for the Stephen H. Arnold and Debra A. Christie, both of AU entrees Mfwa wiih Mlod, potato and yi MANCHESTER - 119 Spencer Street King’s Department Store at the formance at .the store all Saturday - m ogeo MON. THRU AUOU«T vcaetable, or salad and side of spaghetti (Silver Lane) drive may register at the service Manchester. . Manchester Parkade, will join the afternoon. There will also be a fund­ raising bake sate sponsored by King’s desk at King’s. Kelly said that prizes Stephen J. Schulthess, KiUingworth, and Betsy J. Rich­ nationwide chain of King’s stores in will be awarded to the two persons mond, 283 Spring St., Sept. 1 at South United Methodist. sponsoring fund drives to help Jerry store sales staff Saturday at 10 a.m. EC K ER T 'S Lm™ Ed Kelly, store manager, said that turning in the most donations. First ’Thomas G. Smart, Midway, Maine, and Deborah L. Lewis and “the kids” in the annual Carson, 399 E. Middle Turnpike. R i -U /( C(JVLMIH't ■'* ' ' ’ ' ' muscular dystrophy fund drive. ’The canisters for donations will be dis­ prize will be an eight-track stereo, tributed to all stores at the h'arxaae. and second prize win ne a giam leuuy Donald B. Wilby and Kathleen A. Barlow, both of local King’s will kick off its drive this Millville, N.J., Sept. 30 at South United Methodist. weekend beginning with a band per- Any young people wishing to can­ bear. Prizes will be awarded Sept. 5.

-"V, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 25, 1978— PAGE Fivte PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl„ Aug. » , 1978 Memories^bf i 1968 Natibnal Democratic Convention Senate €ivil Service Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter senators, running the gamut from conser­ the Senate Armed Services Committee, said ' , By SOL R. COHI-JIN great blizzard of 1888, the countless crews, were able to cover tion. As it cruised slowly (we thought myself the must popular newsman , historic event, anil the unbelievable has received some good news,-a stiff warning vative Republican to liberal Democrat, offerd he believes the Navy’s proposed settlement of and another challenge from the Senate. devastating flood of^ 1955, the 1969 the events around the clock'and in all it was deliberate on the part of the among, all the Connecticut (and calm of the Chicagoans, who went alternative “bare bones” natural gas legisla­ shipbuilding claims with General I^ am ics Could it happen again? I don\ think The' good news came Thursday night when original Woodstock n incert and areas where confrontations oc­ driver) through" the neighWhood sometimes, out-of-state) journalises. tion carrying presidential powers to allocate and Litton Industries will be approved by so. Oh. given the right setting, the about their business as if nothing put the Senate approved major legislation sought gas supplies and curtail low-priority use ;prm. All curred. Still, I retain' to this day where Mayor Daley resided, signs of It wasn’t because I was such a good right peopie and the right reason, the 1973 paralyzing a of the ordinary was occurring. by the administration to streamline the during emergencies. many vivid memories of events “Go Home — Go Home” greeted us • An insuranc^djuster who was part of a anything's possible. I just don’t think have withstood the pal^'l time in writer. In fact, it had nothing at all to '• That calm remains one of my most federal Civil. Service system and make it The target of dissent was compromise and a barrage of fruits, vegetables ^orida “arson empire” told a Senate perma­ it's probable, certainly not in my the. retelling.,, where I was involved directly. do with my craft. vivid memories .because, having easier for the government to fire incompetent legislation favored by the administration that nent Investigations subcommittee how one of iifetime. ★ ★ T» The time Connecticut Sen. and other objects greeted the sides of . For no reason at all, the late John come from Chicago originally, and. employees. would phase obt federal controls on the bis associates bought a house for $50, got $38,- It's Apgust 1978 and we are obser­ Time, however, has dimmed and Abraham Ribicoff, speaking from the biis. ^ Bailey; who was Democratic having many relatives and friends Ibe biAI, which Carter has called the “heart production price of natural gas by 1985, 000 in fire insurance and had the place burned ving the 10th anniversary of the softened m°any recollections of what the''Convention podiurh, compared ^ e times when rumors spread so' national chairman at the time, had there, I visited my people and had of our governmental reorganization effort,” meanwhile putting gas sold in the state of down 45 days later. famous or infamous (depending on occurred in late August 1968 on the Chicago police. tactics to those rapidly, we didn’t have time to check issued me a badge which allowed me many conversations with them. was approved 87-1, with Sen. William Scott, R- production under federal controls. . • The Senate approved a five-year: $52.5 your feelings) Chicago's Michigan Boulevard and (n employed during W o^W ar II by the them out fast enough. One we did to be on the convention floor for ah I felt like an outsider and an iiH Va., casting the only no vote. The House-passed $16.3 billion in tax reduc­ billion program of federal aid to elementary The warning came earlier Thursday. A 1968 C hicago its Grant Park, bordering Lake O rm an Gestapo. Rlblroff’s remarks check out — and found to be false — unlimited amount of time. Except for truder. Almoist to a man or woman tions , came under fire from both flanks and secondary schools after refusing to kill 11 group of senators warned the administration a Thursday — business saying it doesn’t cut deep expvlmental projects in teaching the “three Democratic Michigan. Enough memories re­ brought a livid Chicago Mayor was the one which claimed that a those issued to delegates, most other they defended Mayor Daley. They strategic arms limitation agreement — no enough, and a consumer-group spokesman Rs” and several off-beat subjects. Nationai Conven­ main, however, to remember how it Richard Daley to his feet, shouting stray bullet, fired by a gun-happy badges limited floor visits tqfifteen claimed he was the best thing that matter how good — might Ik defeated if it complaining it cuts in the wrong places. was, obscenities and disclaimers. policeman, had struck and killed an minutes and a half hour. N e ^ e ss to tion. (It opened ever happened to the city and in­ reaches the Senate in any form other than as a ' With the House not in session, tiie only other As a newsman in Chicago those ★ ★ ★ innocent bystander. In retrospect, say, my badge was used by dozens of Aug. 25’.) sisted that all of the unfortunate, treaty. action in Congress Thursday also was in the it remains unbelievable that nobody Silo Leak Deadly To have hectic and historic days, I didn’t feel The timg when Sen. Hubert newsmen. They sometimes stood in events were incited by outside ' The warning followed a statement by Paul Senate) Humphrey, after being nominated was killed during those embattled line for it. attended the con­ the tense apprehension and the radicals and trouble-rhakers and that Warnke, director (jf the Arms Control and • Pan American World Airways, seeking R(X!K, Kan. (UPI) — CJouds of dark orange- vention, whether excitement felt by the newspaper for president, delivered his ringing days and nights. 'A ★ ★ the media, over-reacting to the Disarmament Agency, that the administration government approval for a merger with gas spewing fro'm a leak inside an un^ [ as a delegate, newsman, militant, reader and the TV viewer. Perhaps, and eloquent acceptance speech, * A ★ ★ The times I actually saw confron-. trumped-up incidents; showed the Known as "No. 2,” the only woman (left) member of the Sindinist was considering submitting an arms limita­ National Airlines, told the Senate Aviatidn derground Titan II missile silo killed one Air. keeper-of-the-peace, or in whatever as most other journalists from the without once pledging his efforts for The times (it happened at each ses­ tations between the police, with their world only the worst aspects of the guerrilla group that took over Nicaragua’s National Palace, greets tion pact as an “executive agreement” in­ subcommittee it will drop some of its foreign .Force worker Thursday, seriously injured two - capacity, even as just plain observer, smaller towns and cities, it was withdrawal from the Vietnam W ar- sion of the convention) when those nightsticks and tear gas, and (he convention and of the City of' Panama students as the group arrived in Panama City Thursday. (UPI stead of iai, a treaty if • agreement can be routes next month “in order to be businesslike others and forced the evacuation of hundreds reached with the Soviet Union. gave all of us a sense of participa­ because I wasn't always where the even as opponents of the war were with passes had to go through two militants, with their sticks and Chicago, and not the good. photo) and profitable.” of people from homes near the nuclear At a joint news conference Thursday, nine tion. In fact, we were regarded with action was. I heard much of it from lying on the grass' in Grant Park, successive gates, so that only those stones and their taunts. I felt then ★ ★ ★ • Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., chairman of warhead missile complex. awe by many of the people who kept other newsmen and got much of it bloodsoaked from beatings from, .'with magnetic, metalic cards good and I feel now that the taunts, more In retrospect, I know now that, I up with the events by reading about from the same sources most people nightsticks. only that day (there were different than anything else, are what set the what they resented the most was the them in the newspapers or viewing tUd -- from newspapers, radio and The times the bus assigned to the magnetic cards for each session) police off and caused them to over­ bad name given their city — unsought' Nicaragua TerrUrists • news media passed through the were passed through. Even with all Proposal Enlivefis Carter’s -Trip them_ on their teievision sets. TV. react. and undeserved. ■. To many persons, the Chicago Actually,' only the larger papers, southwest side of Chicago, on its way the security, scores of persons , I remember many, more things — I wonder whether Chicago ever; “One of the best things about this region Carter suggested. . ’ Democratic Convention was men­ with their multiple staffs, and the TV to the barbed-wire-encircled without cards got in somehow. the camival-Uke atmosphere, the GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. again will play host to a Democratic Relaxing After FJight which we just passed through — that ought to Wearing denims, boots, a short-sleeved shirt tioned in the saftie bream as the and radio networks, with their amphitheater housing the conven­ The many, many times I found feeling of hems' u" eyewitness to a (UPI) — President Carter’s “no work” vaca­ National Convention. tion was enlivened today by a controversial be preserved and not destroyed — is that back and a baseball cap, and looking rested. Carter PANAMA CITY. Panama (UPI) - With The tumultuous sendoff given the San- proposal: timber harvests in the Western off from the river are very good productive told reporters his run of the Middle Fork was their mission completed, the 25 terrorists dinistas was an acute embarrassment to timber regions where we ought to harvest “the best three days I ever had.” who bent the government of Nicaragua to President Anastasio Somoza Debayle, wilderness. • ^ Carter transferred his family and entourage timber and let the country benefit from it. He remarked he had seen mountain sheep^ their will with a 45-hour siege at the who said he bowed to most of the Open Forum J from Idaho’s Salmon River to Grand Teton “So I think a good balance, jireserving golden eagles and caught “a lot of trout” in Hlaurl|ffitpr E it? utug H r ralft national palace relaxed today in friendly guerrillas’ demands “to save lives.” National Park in Wyoming Thursday, and told natural beauty unchanged, on the one hand, addition to the spectacular ride through the leftist Panama and contemplated a return At the airport, the Sandinistas and a Manchester — A City of Village Charm reporters that Interior Secretary Cecil An- and harvesting growing timber in appropriate rapids. home. group of churchmen and diplomats, whb Founded Oct. 1, 1881 drusj who accompanied him on the river trip, areas, is what he (Andrus) is working on and I “The scenery was just unbelievable,” The Marxist guerrillas, members of the volunteered to take the place of the agree.” Carter said. Member. Audit Bureau Sad State had given him information about the Idaho oLQj[Culation Member. United Press.International Sandinista Liberation Front, Thursday hostages, boarded a Hercules C-130 The proposal is likely to spark opposition In the Grand Tetons, the Carters are staying transport donated by Venezuela for the Primitive Area. • Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, released the 40 to 60 government officials The area is now state-controlled but is con­ from conservatio'nistswho resist any at Brinkerhoff Lodge, a four-bedroom luxury. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. , they had twice threatened to slaughter, in short flight to Panama at the southern end 8EMB«BEI!nr3ME.m sidered almost certain to be proposed for tampering with wilderness areas and from log cabin overlooking Jackson Lake and a sen­ Of Affairs return for the release of 58 Nicaraguan of the Central American isthmus. sational view of the Grand Tetons. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. TurKingtori. Managing Editor federal wilderness designation early next loggers who want to take'more trees than W E WEliE m W (i'P lIR l prisoners. \ Somoza later blamed Cuba for the inci­ TWiT CHICAGO (w n -iw r To the editor: Cheered on-^y 2,000 supporters, the dent. year. v: Standing at the confluence of the Salmon It is a sad state of affairs when a guerrillas anoHheir freed comrades “All you have to do is listen to Radio Manchester Parkade Opinion and its Middle Fork after finishing a 71-mile person who has been doing his thing roared off to the safety of Panama, where Havana to understand it is one of the raft ride of the white-water stream that for 30 years with no problem is„ th ^ were granted political asylum by organs of coordination for guerrilla passes through the area. Carter said: suddenly told to stop. I am referring, Geh. Omar Torrijos, himself a leftist. groups like this. I think there was com­ Capital Fare to the order from the town’s Health Once their plane touched down, they plicity by Radio Havana and Cuban of­ ■J: Department that Anthony Botticello were hustled to Tinajita, a National Guard ficials in Costa Rica,” he said. Manchester Awning Companif stop maintaining his pig sty. outpost 10 miles from Panama City. In Panama, the leader of the terrorist B.y ANDREW TULLY Carter told a group of out-of-town Here is a man who for 30 years had “We tried and we succeeded in striking band, Eden Pastore, who used the code- over 2S mart WASHINGTON - In the context of editors and broadcasters he hadn’t his sty away from everyone that a blow that shook the regime of the name “Zero,” denied he had received CANVAS & ALUMINUM what already seems to be a race decided to sedk another term. His probably only a- very few townspeo­ Somoza dictatorship,” the only woman in Cuban help. the group, known as Commando 2, told “We didn’t need help from anyone,” cuitom iwnlngt between Jimmy Carter and Teddy people scoff at that piece of ple knew it existed. Along comes a reporters in Panama. . sai() Pastore, brandishing an automatic ri­ Commtrclil 8 R»ild»ntlal stonewalling. They say he’s running fat contractor with a nose (fdr RolLup awnings • Door Canopies Kennedy for the 1980 Democratic "Our fundamental objective was fle. “We’re intelligent. We’re capable. Presidential nomination, the now, that he is “excited” at the,, smelling) on his face who wants to Windows • Doors • Patio A Porch Screening political though it is certain oqr action had We’re revolutionaries.” Terrace & Patio Awnings probabie emergence of a new, thought of another battle on the build some houses for a profit. I am, In Washington, the State Department military repercusMons. We dealt a blow " We u out of j 'iTfoHyt" “tough” Carter is highly relevant. hustings, that he’s never been a man sure that while he and his associates, said it was relieved the standoff had against the dicU ^hip atfd for the libera­ ' I M West Center St. B. Q. 8t. White House aides paint a picture to walk away from a fight. were looking the area over they got a tion of political prisoners.” “ended without further loss of life.” It of a president who from now on will ★ ★ ★ good whiff oLMr. Botticello’s pig sty. She said the guerrillas were considering said Somoza, whose relations with shoot back when p As one aide put it: J im m y ’s in, Now with all his devices for a return to Nicaragua to continue the Washington have been strained over the shot at. His peo­ and Kennedy’s out. And the man measuring, especially the surveyor’s struggle, but did not say when or under issue of human rights, had neither sought nor been offered U.S. help. ple cite what they who’s in always has the advantage.” level, he could have easily marked wlfht circumstances. Master Charge call the “Meany Con-ect. But given the state of the off <81 least 300 feet and work awa^ Visa & foolishness”'as an •country’s economy, being in has — to from the pig sty. ^ ; Youth Centre example of a Jim­ ra t.'it miljlly'.- its own disadvan- The sad part of all this are tlie Charges my Carter deter­ latest Associated Press- The Stakes At Camp David buyers of the homes built close to' Are Welcome mined to stop tur­ NBC poll found that the continued this sty. Either the wind was blowing Open ning the other high cost of living has eroded in the wrong direction or the real es­ By Don Graff Wednesday avoiding involvement, neither would cheek. They report that Carter America’s confidence in the It’s a toss-up at this point as to who home these days, it would be a set­ tate salesman kept promising these Thursday & chewed out Labor Secretary Ray economy’s future. A whopping 47 per­ has the most at stake in the back he can ill afford. be likely suddenly to bless a meeting people that they had enough in­ Friday \M Marshall when Marshall showed cent of those polled expect the forthcoming Camp David summit. ★ A ★ ()iey knew, as they would, Sadat was fluence to remove the pig sty. NItes reluctance to publicly rebuke the economy to ^et worse next year. For Egyptian Fb-esident Sadat, it There is one pessimistic reading of prepared to scuttle. What irks me is the fact that thete '1 • " " • AFL-CIO’s President George Meany That p e s ^ is tlc mood is not shapes up as the moment of final development which sees something A A A -— ^ homeowners got themsetees a peti­ for predicting that postdl workers calculated'^th build, up Jimmy decision for the initiative that began like this as precisely the hope of both Prime Minister Begin has also tion, which is one of the easiest; wouid reject a proposed new con­ Carter’s image as a -can-win can­ with his mission to Jerusalem last Egyptians and Israelis. Resigned to made his helpful gesture, shelving things to do (no cost) while Mr. Boik-_ tract. didate. And it can do nothing but November. Failure to break the the impossibility of reaching an plans for new Israeli settlements in ticello, who has never had aiijr A furious Carter listened ■ to boost the unannounced Kennedy’s months-long Impasse with Israel acceptable compromise of their the occupied territories which at this problems in the past, has to hire’ii- Marshall’s argument against chances, already looking amazingly could {Completely differences, this theory goes, both point would be a sure way of adjour­ lawyer to help him keep what he hdd “alienating” Meany for a couple of gpod in ail the polls. discredit his see the United States as a convenient ning the summit before it convened. for 30 years. minutes and then interrupted ^is Carter has to be concerned about policy of realistic scapegoat. They are quite willing to But in delaying action, he is paying a Again, I say it’s a sad state of af­ sign q( positive protection Labor Secretary with a vigorous slap George Gallup’s latest survey, which accommodation see Jimmy Carter bear the major price in increased tension with the fairs to be told to stop doing at his desk. found Kennedy leading the president in the Mideast, burden of failure and the negative hardliners in his own government. something you have been doing for M ★ ★ ★ by a remarkable 44-to-20 percent of Differences between Egypt and Som e rustproofera think their )ob Is quick and easy. It's not further disillusion consequences of world opinion. years, with no problems. 1 - As America's oldest and largest rustproofing specialist “Listen Ray,” Carter said, his blue the “vote.” Kennedy even leads There are some promising signs Israel rennain immense, but odds are Ziebart knows how to deliver positive protection against the public at Albert'Vincek I • es cold. “I want you to tell GMrge Carter in the latter’s native South — contradicting this view, however. that something will come out of rust. W e at Ziebart In East Hartford have been rustproofing home and leave 23 S. Alton St. : • cars, trucks and government vehicles for 14 yearf ... far MeaHjrbff today. Period.” Then the by a wide margin as he does in other Two other interested parties, Jordan Camp David. None of the three heads longer than anyone else. Doesn't it make sense to deal with him no alter­ Manchester president stood up and said quietly, sections of the country. native to patching up differences and most importantly Saudi Arabia, of state can really afford failure. All Cardinals clad in ceremonial robes, an^mitres attend final mass in a specialist? Please give us a call. "That will be all.” Marshall did what ★ ★ ★ with triumphant hardliners in the have gone on record as approving have too much at stake. And so does St. Peter’s Basilica before entering Sistine Chapel to start conclave for he was told. Moreover, Kennedy has widened Arab world.' Camp David. After almost a year of the world.' ir$us.0RnBT. A presidential aide said Carter hts lead. Last April he led Carter by election of the next pope. (UPI photo) East Hartford For Israeli Minister Begin, whose 528-9916 realized the rjjiuke of Meany could only 36-to-29 percent. In short. Carter inflexibility, justly or otherwise, is Quotes be politically costly. has grown much weaker in a period widely perceived as the major Milford “But he’s sick and tired of George of less than four months. Meanwhile, obstacle to progress, failure could Alm anac “The assassination was a political Conclave’ I. V of Cardinals sounding off,” said the aide. “Meany another AP-NBC poll reported that 877-3110 ' represent a victory for principle at assassination. I believe it was a com has been sniping at the president half of the American people don’t the cost of practical power. Hard Hamdan Watarbury almost since he moved into the Oval want Carter to run again. By United Press Inlernatidnal was founded. sipiracy. I believe it was an pressed by the political opposition assassination to kill the dream, the Prays for Inspiration 248-2175 756-7907 Office. As for the politics of it, Jim­ Indisputably, Carter has to do Today is Friday, Aug. 25, the 237th In 1921, World Wdf I officially V- and with polls showing increasing American dream of blacks and my is not sure that Big Labor’s rank something big — fast. Significantly, day of 1978 with 128 to follow. ended as the United States signed a West in 1963 after 18 years in communist . public questioning of his policies, his whites, rich and poor, brown and VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Cardinals and file found Meany’s interference there is now low-tone talk in ad­ government might survive but with The moon is in its last quarter. peace treaty with (Jermany. The gathered in the immensity of St. Peter’s prisons. in collective bargaining all that ministration circles about a possible The morning stars are Mercury fighting had stopped in November yellow.” Also present was Metropolite Nikodim an image at home and abroad more — Kulpli David .Alirrnalliy, head Basilica to pray for divine inspiration in acceptable.” resort to wage and price controls. and Jupiter. 1918. choosing a successor to the late Pope Paul of Leningrad, representing the Russian than ever negative. uf the Suulliern Clirialiiln Run, walk, jog for the health If indeed there is a new; tough Taking such action would he The evening stars are Mars, Venus In 1944, American troops liberated y i as spiritual leader of the world’s 700 Orthodox (Church. ★ ★ A lA-uderaliip Coiiferenre, lealifyiiig Carter, it will be reflected in the politically risky, and Carter knows it. and Saturn. Paris in World War H. million Roman Catholics. Church sources and Vatican officials of it...you can do iti And for President Jimmy Carter, a liefore u lluuae panel about ibe posture of Jimmy Carter, eSndidate But his probtem,.as he reads about ’ Those born on this date are under In 1950, President Harry Truman ' -“We know that according to his inef­ said three Italian cardipals and-an Argen­ failure could be especially painful. 1968 murder of eivil rigbla leader tine prelatq^ave th ^ M t chances of being for re-election. His people say that the steep depne in his popularity, is the sign of Virgo. ordered government seizure of fable promise, Jesus is in our midst,” Car­ First Federal Savings/AIrcraft Club He is both initiator and host of the Marlin Lullier King Jr. elected. BuTIheit^ftso noted a lack of con­ while he still has high regard for that he hasirt come up with an alter­ Pianist-composer Leonard Berns­ American railroads to prevent a dinal Jean Villot, the French church meeting and will be participating in a chamberlain and interim Vatican ruler, sensus among the 111 cardinals taking 5 mileVoad race Kennedy, Carter will not stand still native thatmorks. And he has only a tein and actor Sean Connery were geheral strike. new role. The United B^tates, "Our position is clear. There told his 110 fellow electors at a con- part may stretch te conclave beyond the relatively short time to find A thought for the day: Fifth moping while the Massachusetts heretofore technically an observer at born on Aug. 25— Bernstein,in 1918, should be no settlements.” celebrated “mass for the pope’s elec­ three to four days of voting expected by Senator “tires to sneak off” with the something that doM work. Connery in 1930. American President James Monroe — Secretary of Stale Cyrus Saturday, Auguat 26, 1978 Egyptian-Israeli meetings, has dealt tion.”' many churchmen. 10:00 a.m. Starting time at The nomination. itself into the Mideast game as a On this day in history: said, “National honor is national Vunre, riling ibe U.S, view uf Ibe ' The rite in the world’s largest church The conclave ceremonies, rich in an­ Aircraft Club parking lot, 200 In 1718, the city of New Orleans property of the highest value.” cient, sacred ritual, begin with a mass in Clement Road, E. Htfd. “full partner.” roniroveray over Uruers puliry came seven hours before the start of the 9:00 a.m. number auignment . I Under these changed cir- luwurd orrupied Arab terrilury,, largest aiid most secret conclave in St. Peter's Basilica so the cardinals can 9 male age groupe, 5 female age First Time Everl ask divine inspiration from the Holy Spirit groupe Yesterdays ' cumstences, failure this time would Roman Catholic Church history. “You can’t get any sea-and beach- during their deliberations. Free tee ehirta to the firtt 100 who b e a r^ distinct Made iif America Villot, 72, who was Paul’s secretary of ' reglater ' polluting oil spills from natural gas.'.' state, appealed to his fellow cardinals to The cardinals and about 80 aides and of­ Free $700 in prizef drawn a1 25 years ago •10 years ago stamp. For a president who is laying ficials march into the majestic Sistine random following the race Levi’s® Corduroy Jeans Thought — Dr. John l.irblblau uf ihe show “true brotherly love” to each other Regiater by mail or in person at Earnest Kupferschnfid of Ellington This d date^^wai a te ^ ^ s a Sunday; The his own prestige on the line and has Chapel in late afternoon to be locked up wins the New England Pastures I’elrulluin Industry Kesearrli .pnd live up to their responsibilities. any Aircraft Club or First Federal Herald dldmit publish.pi precious little else going for him .“It comes to mind spontaneously that and cut off from the outside world until Savings office. Fou((^ioii, eluiining Texaeu's Registration fee $1.00 to be For Girls Sizes 7 to j14 championship. . elsewhere on the foreign scene or at Uiey name a new pope. LX«. ■ Text: “You are the light of the in most cases, giving li^ t to all. disrover!P“of-jiulurul gas benea'ib Jesus is addressing himself especially to donated to local charity k us in this hour of the conclave, as he did to The voting begins Saturday, 20 days Not an AAU sanctioned race world... Men do not light a lamp and Then they are given anipdividual ibe Allaiilie about 100 miles off Pre-registralion ends Wednesday, larDomBiMfi his apostles joined in the supper room,” after the death of Paul VI, and churchmen 8GOOP8 put it under a basket but on a stand signature so the sailor, by timing New Jersey nfakes previous en- August 23rd. WHAT a 00 m im roil oemo and it gives light to all in the house. both the Ught pulse and the interval Villot said. “Spiritually, we are not alone, say the cardinals have had ample oppor­ iog mo a virunmenlal uppusiliun t o 13.50 mut itv 510W mu amp n iA >t mr. M i Let your light so shine before men, of darkness, can say “I know that my brothers and beloved fathers. The tunity discuss beforehand the kiiid of ■ Orig. No* n m of t o H f iiu 0 t i i o m ro HivE A m o m r n u t m i MAIA4I To triKO M that seeing your good works they light I know where I am.” And many "ridirulous." prayer of the church is with us.” man they want as pontiff. Name Church sources say the next pope t it T AMP i m m . m IM MiiMroMT may praise God who is throughout times, seamen have truly given . Villot said the college of cardinals Address City Age “I think Gov. (Ronald) Reagan is probably will be an Italian and thus keep a f the universe.” .Matthew 5:14-16 thanks and praise to God upon seeing far ahead. There's no doubt about it. ‘[never has been so representative of so many countries and so many continents.” 450-year-old tradition intact. They aiso say i , Along the coast are many and recognizing a light. ^ He’s kept his organization intadt. AirerSft Club element Road, E. HSftlord ' In addition to the 111 cardinal-electors, he will be a moderate who will not deviate lighthouses. Now they are not just , Our lives should be like He’ll be very hard to defeat." markers indicating dangerous rocks lighthouses. It is always gratifying to four cardinals who are above the age of 80 significantly from the lines set down by 10.15 — ilulise GDI* leader Julin receive praise, but- do people thank and thus barred from voting attended the his predecessor. of which to beware; they Kliodes of Arizona, speaking navigational aids helping ship’s can- aiid praise God because of us? morning mass. • An official of the Vatican newspaper tains sail their vessels safely. ' Rev. J; Stanton Conover - about llie former California gover­ They were Cardinals Carlo Cdnfalonieri, predicted Thursday the next pontiff would FtefFederol Savings Genuine Levi's* jeans mode for girls only. 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Barbara Ann Vucic of Manchester and Robert Lewis Judges Wapier of Wilmington, Del., were married Aug. 5 at St. 93 in East Hartford Bridget Church in Manchester. be left uncompleted, but we can The bride is the daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank'Vucic Named stem the deficit. By CHRIS Bi.AKE finish those later on,” he said. of 175 Woodbridge St. The bridegroom is the son « f Mr. East Hartford’s 93 CETA workers llcrulil Kcporlcr _____ “But I think tht most unfortunate and Mrs. Lewis Wagner of Wilmington, B d , jr Fifteen Connecticut personalities are eniiployed in a wide variety of have been selected to judge young ; EAST HARTFORD - Frantic ef­ areas in tow;n, including public part is.^^hat people who had an­ The Rev. Philip Sheridan of St. Bridget Church per­ women from throughout the state forts are under way today to save the works, home health aide.programs, ticipated employment are faced with formed the double-ring ceremony. who will compete this fall to r e p ^ > deficit-ridden Comprehensive parks and recreation, the Board of a quick layoff,” he said. Blackstone, who has been openly The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a sent Ck>nhectlcut in the Dr. .{Pepper Employment Training Act (CETA) Education and the Housing Authori­ critical of Hartford’s manpower ENGLAND LUMBER’S gown of satapeau and venise flowers and leaf lace Miss Teenage Ameri;ca Pageant. program after the City o f Hartford ty- agency for what he calls m l^dnage- designed with fitted bodice with lace insert at neckline, ’The winner vfiB‘'be the state’s en­ announced massive layoffs Thursday ‘"rhe layoffs will hurt us, no ques­ ment, said the federal Department of high scallop^ bow collar, full Bishop sleeves and a full trant in^.e fSth National Finals to be which would affect 93 CETA tion about it,” said Mayor Richard H. Labor must share some of the blame - ID-OF-SUMMER CLEARANCE circular skirt with chapel-length train. Her fingertip veil hel^ ^ te r In the year in Dallas, employees in East Hartford. Blackstone after an afternoon press of imported silk illusion was attached to a crown of T^as. National contestants will be ’liiursday morning, officials from conference of area officials in Gov. for the deficit. In Kebruary, the Department of Venice appliqued lace. She carried a bouquet, of white eligible to win a $15,000 scholarship, Hartford’s Comprehensive Man­ Ella T. Grasso’s office. among many other prizes. The Labor transferred $5.4 million from roses, baby's breath and ivy. Mr. and Mrs. George N. (k)nverse power Program, the city agency “But) they will have the most the City of Hartfoitd’s CETA account various phases of the Connecticut of 161 Porter St. announce the which runs the CETA program for detrimenUl effect on the people in­ Miss Janet Tinklepaugh of Manchestef was maid of to the state Department of Labor competition will be held at West- engagement of her daughter, the 25-town region, announced they volved,” he said. because it said the city was not put­ honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Melanie Vucic of farms Mall, West Hartford, in late Margaret R. Currier, to James A. would lay off 1,174 area CETA “The community will pay a small ting enough persons to work. - Manchester, the bride’s sister; and Miss Anne Marie September and October. Gerent of West Hartford. employees effeetive Sept. 8 to help price in terms of projects which will “If there is any blame to be placed, Wagner and Miss Kathy Wagner, both of Delaware and The first phase of the semi-finals Mr. Gerent is the son of Mrs. The engagement of Miss Rosemary the -federal Department of Labor sisters of the bridegroom. > on Saturday morning. Sept. 30 will be ^Florence Murray of New Britain and Shirnell Feehan of Farmington to •--- • y p ' ^ based on the poise, appearance and Paul Andrew Pryor of Manchester must at least s^are, the blame,” he Joseph Ditommosso of Wilmin^tgn.^Pe*^, served as the late John J. Gerent. expression of the contestants. ’The bride-elect''graduated from has been announced by her parents, said. * best man. Ushgrp were,.Frank VUfcic of Manchester, the • Blackstone said the city needed the Judges for that event will be Jean Manchester High School in 1973. She Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F. Feehan J)f "bride's^broker; Thomas Wagner of Delaware, the $5.4 million later when it discovered Colbert, WINF Radio interviewer; attended Manchester Community Farmington. j ' bridegroom’s brother; and Philip Hama of Delaware, the it had over-enrolled in the program, James Martin, actor, radio commen­ College and the American Institute of Mr. Pryor is the son of Mr. aM bridegroom's cousin. which led to a part of the current tator, and publicity director of the Banking. She is employed as a Mrs. Daniel J . Pryor of 34 Cottage St‘, deficit. . * A reception was held at the Garden Grove in Wadsworth Atheneum; Robert L. probate accountant at the Connec­ The bride-elect graduated froii) Gov. Grasso said Thursday she is Manchester, after which the couple left for the Pocono Branham, account executive for ticut Bank and Trust Co. in Hartford. (ilentral Connecticut State ColleSf sending a representative to meet Mountains in Pennsylvania. They will reside in WPOP; Ann L. Cowles of the Connec­ Her fiance graduated from Pulaski with a bachelor of science in Engliijht Mr. and ^frs. Robert L. Wagner with U.S. Labor Secretary F . Ray Wilmington, Del. (Parciak photo) ticut Education Association; and Senior High School in New Britain in She is employed as a teacher in the Marshall to seek discretionary funds Alice Qudnder, manager of human 1964, and from Quirinipiac College in Bloomfield Public Schools in Bloom­ resources and developmept for Aetna 1970 with a bachelor of science field. to help save the program. Earlier Thursday, Blackstone an­ Insurance Co. degree. He attended the American Her fiance graduated from Wedding nounced that East Hartford’s CETA The second phase of the semi­ Institute of Banking and is currently Manchester Community College with program was financially sound. In finals, based on individual ac­ attending the University of Hartford an associate of science degree atd fact, he said the program has a $400,- complishment, will take place that where he is working toward his from Shannon School of Hotts with a cameo insert accented by a Rebecca Emerson, both of Shelburne 000 surplus. KaminskUEmerson afteroon. master’s degree in accounting. He is Management, Shannon, Ireland. I)e band of lace and pleating Empire and sisters of the bride, were flower The town’s contract with the City Sharon Lee Emerson of Shelburne, Judges will be Diana Reed, opera employed as'a tax accountant at the is employed as front office managpr waist, full Bishop sleeves with girls. ! star; Nan Lewis Glass, managing of Hartford said East Hartford would Mass., and Jam es Henry Kaminski of Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. in at Holiday Inn in Hartford. ‘ NEW YORK FLAGSTONI ruffled cuffs and full skirt with lace- Paul Kaminski of Manthester was receive $1.4 million this year in Manchester were married Aug., 12 at editor of West Hartford Newsj Hartford. The couple is planning an Oct. 14 VAMETY OF SIZES COLORS trimmed ruffle with attached chapel his brother’s best man. tishers were Murry Cohen, former managing CETA fufids for Title II and Title VI the Christian Missionary and The couple is planning i t t April 21, wedding. (DeFosses photo) J ; train. She wore a lace-trimmed Walter Lauver,. Bruce Pajot, Mike workers. Alliance Church in Greenfield, Mass. director for dance at .Coliunbia Ar­ 1979 wedding. (Pearson photo) . 1” THICK fingertip veil attached to a half-cap Palleschi and Doug Oiena, all of However* since the cbritracts'were NOW Tlie bride is the daughter of Bette tists and booking agent’ for the REQ.M .05 8 q .R . with matching lace. Valley Forge, Pa. signed, 50 CETA workers have either Decker of Pittsfield, Mass., and Bushnell Memorial.Hall; Jeffrey W. Evanne Komarnitzki of Valley A reception was held at the church, quit or have been dismissed. This Charles Emerson of Shelburne. The Gordon, director of education and Forge, Pa., was maid of honor. after which the couple left for the would mean a $400,000 surplus in the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and community services with the Hart- CCL Will Conduct S q .R . Bridesmaids were Barbara EmerSOn White Mountains in New Hampshire. town’s account, he said. 70« Mrs. Henry Kaminski of Manchester. lord Stage Company; and Renata of Shelburne, the bride’s sister; Lin­ Mrs. Kaminski is a student at “We’re saying that we can)t un­ The Rev. Steve Renicks officiated. Elwell, fashion model. da Kaminski of Manchester, the Valley .Forge (Pa.) Christian Twelve semi-finalists will be Fall Series Sept. 17 derstand why the city is in such a The bride wore a gown of white bridegroom’s sister; and Linda College. Mr. Kaminski also a student position in light of our surplus,” said organize featuring a high neck of selected to compete in the Moore and Kaeleen Kane, both of and is employed as a mechanic. ’The fall schedule of Couple to Cou­ learn how to observe all the basic Thomas Malecky, personnel aide in cluny lace, sheer illusion neckline preliminaries of the pageant on Mon­ Shelburne. Charlotte Emerson and day, Oct. 16, from 6 to 8 p.m., in the ple League in Connecticut will in­ symptoms of fertility and to use the charge of the CETA program. Central Court at Westfarms Mall. clude a regular (four session) series signs in a cross-checking way. They Malecky is himself a CETA Judges for the finals will be Donald beginning Sunday, Sept. 17 from 2 to 4 can use this information to either employee. Maine, officiated. Brunch was served at Sebasco W agnter-J oh neon Mattran, director of the Hartt School p.m. in Manchester and a special achieve or postpone pregnancy. T^e GETA program is presently Freddi Johnson of Berlin, N.R., the Lodge following the ceremony. of Music; Linda Guicca, associate weqkend course, Saturday and Sun­ According to CCL, more m arri^ before Congress for re-fundlng next Annelisa Johnson of Milan, N.H., bride’s sister, sang and played the Guests from New Hampshire, Hartford Mayor George Athanson tell^lfe^dere of suburten editor of the Life/Style section of the day, Oct. 7 and 8 in New Hartford couples are becoming interested in year. and Larry Wagner of Berlin, N.H., guitar. Beth Tankard of Berlin and Maine, Connecticut, New Jersey, communities that they should sWk state help for the Capitol Hartford Courant; Nancy Savin, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. natural family planning. Blackstone said he feels were married June 24 at Fox Island Scott a’hd .Chris Hanson of Massachusetts, New York, Region’s Manpower program, which is, running almost $2 Connecticut Public Television Preregistration is reouired bv con­ Inquiries atwut CCL may be sent to “ reasonably confident’’ that on Popham Beach, Maine. Manchester read selections from the Washington, D.C., and Colorado producer and director; Michael tacting either Bill and Kathy Sid- the Siddons, its local certified ‘ hiillion in thelred. More than i,0(^ layoff nOticfes will be sent to Congress will vote to re-fund the The bride is the daughter of Mr. Bible and Kahlil Gibran’s “The attend«l. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of Berlin, Uthoff, artistic director for the Hart­ dons at 649-4908, Bob and Jill hbyer teaching couple, at 89 Tanner St. 'or CETA em ployes in the regipf). Story on front page. (UPI program in some form. Prophet.” The couple camped along the 653-1716; Tony and Marie Fox, 693- to its national office, p.O. BoxH084, A N.H. The bridegroom is the son of ford Ballet Company; and Sister John Wagner of Tolland, the Maine coast and also spent several photo) Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner of Tony ladarola, assistant professor of 0669; or Lynn Philip, 749-0810. Cincinnati, Ohio, 45211. bridegroom’s brother, circulated a days in Quebec City. They re residing history at St. Joseph’s College. Persons attending CCL’s classes Manchester. scroll which all wedding guests in Berlin. Vanessa Vaccaro of Stamford, The Rev. Lowell Tunin of Auburn, signed as witnesses to the marriage. Connecticut’s 1978 Miss Teenage School Secretary Pact America representative, will appear Servicemen Talented dancer at the finals. The competition is sponsored by Dr.Pepper bottlers throughout the Navy Airman Recruit Richard B. many, England and Israel. Will Go to Arbitration n Makes His 4n Germany nation. Local franchisers are the Magnant joined the Navy Magnant, son of Bernard R. Magnant offer.” changes because they fear a loss of ^ 20»x 17”MABLET0P Coca-Ck)la Bottling Co. of New York November 1977. By CHARLES MAi’NARD By BETTY RYDER of ^ Prospect St., has returned from For example, she said, “if we ask job security. “It’s an imposition put and the Seven-Up Royal Crown an extended deployment in the Herald Reporter '‘MINI' VANITY Fomily/Travel Editor Bottling Co. of Meriden. for a 6 percent wage increase and the On them,” she said. “It’s taken over Mediterranean Sea. EAST H A RTFO RD - Now that the Young women ages 13 to 18 who Coast Guard Lt. Arthur E. Brooks, board asks for a 4 percent, the panel 10 years to cqmpile this language and •'Ballet is really begin­ He is assigned to the nuclear- school secretarial union has rejected wish to enter the competition may whose wife, Christine, is the will decide which one should be we, feel perfectly comfortable with ning to get into ‘vogue,’ as powered aircraft carrier USS a state factfinder’s report, the con­ Sale *32** obtain entry forms wherever Dr. daughter of John L. and Eleanor K. awarded. It’s the last best offer. And this contract.” OUR REO. LOW $42.98 we say in Germany; it’s Nimitz, homeported in Norfolk, Va. tract goes to binding arbitration. the wanrijh ai\d beauty Pepper .is sold or by writing Miss MorriSsettee of 609 Oak St., Elast we will do this on every item.” “The board wants more of a 1-Plece gold & white top with bowl; coming into its own,” Roy While deployed, Nimitz operated as a Ruth DeCozio, president of the Wierzbicki, soloist with the Teenage America, Connecticut Hartford, has been promoted his pre­ leverage, more of a prerogative, to of itistic baliiboaifls white base No. 50. Faucet extra. G unit of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. Local .435 of the Office and Hamburg (Germany) State Preliminaries, P.O. Box 662, Hart­ sent rank while serving abroad the transfer employees,” she said. Ttie Original ™ Vermont Weatherboard Is tlie premium During the .seven-month cruise, Professional Elmployees union, AFL- The union had asked for a 10 per­ Opera Ballet, said. ford, 06142. Coast Guard cutter Point Harris, The factfinder’s report has sided Quality barnboard recognized by architects, builders ara this ship • participated in various CIO, said a two-thirds majority of the cent increase each year for he next Visiting in Manchester Guam. with te board on this issue. The Interior designers as the-etandard of the Industry.. Each training exercises with other Sixth union rejected the report. The fact­ three years. The school board was board is hand selected to provide consistent color and • with his mother, Mrs. A 1974' graduate of the U.S. Coast report said that the “union’s concern Fleet units and those of allied finder’s report reconnmended a 4.5 recommending ah increase of 3 per­ grain with a random sjlrinkling of knots. It s Id e a n o r^ Astrid Wierzbicki of 80 Bell Guard Academy, New London, with a that positions would be improperly nations, including a major NATO percent increase for each year in a cent, in addiUon to the regular in­ interior anckexterior uses. — St., and his aunt, Hildur. Births bechelor of science degree, he joined classified are not real, in that they do exercise “National Vfeek XXIV” and two-year contract. crements received for seniority, es­ Zawistowski, the talented the Coast Guard in June 1970. have the right to grieve and ultimate­ Count on “the Original" for traditional New. “Dawn Patrol ’78.” Port visits were The contract goes to the Connec­ timated at 2 percent each year. England' value. • Genuine natural boards dancer came back from ly arbitrate any change in a position Dorval, Aimee made in Italy, Spain Portugal, Ger­ ticut State Board of Mediation and A major contention between the • la s y ] to Install • Minimum waste Germany to attend the 10th Suzanne, daughter of or in the creation of a new position.” — ^Nlalntenance free • Overlapping edges : Arbitration, a three-member panel union and the board 1 ^ been the N.Y. NO. IGIUMIED SLATE reunion of the Manchester Daniel D. and Linda Hazen • Completely color treated • Honest covey- from the state Department of Labor. latter’s proposed ch au es in Jhe' age • Matching molding. High School, Class of 1968. Dorval of Route 6, An­ ' One arbifrator will be selected by the language of the contract The-board Mrs. DeCozio said the new FLOOR TILES “The reunion, which was dover. She was born Aug. See our entire line of Weatherboard products ■ union, one by the school department, has stated that it has the right to language makes the union’s hand­ held at The Colony, was 14 at Manchester at; $ ^ 9 5 and one neutral chairman to be change a job description in any book obsolete. The handbook,, com­ great and I had traveled Memorial Hospital. Her ’ selected from a list from^ both par- classification or to transfer an pleted in 1973, specifies job descrip­ the farthest to attend,” he maternal grandmother is REQ. $9.98 10 SO. FT. CARTON . ties. employee to similar classification tions and union would like strict Cut A gauged for easy, level Installation said. Mrs. Ethel Hazen of Route Inciuded in the binding arbitration adherence to it. Roy renewed acquain­ positions. Natural mellow tones. “B" grade. 6, Andover. Her paternal, process is, the introducion of what Mrs. DeCozio said most, union “The handbook is part of the con­ tances with his former grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. DeCozio called the “last best members were upset with the tract,” she maintained. classmates, several of Mrs. Hector N. Dorval Sr. whom are football players. of Willington. Her paternal “I was pleased to hear / great-grandparents are them say Uiey use ballet in Mr. and Mrs. Stanislas 4’x8’x%” an exercise program and Dorval of Waterville, School Panel Reviews HARDBOARD PANELS how tough they thought it Maine. She has two sisters, $ 0 8 0 was. Years ago, it was Carrie, 12, and Joely, 8. .« n tN something a boy just didn’t SOLID ^ each SOLID 4*xri%* ...... L.. 6.7B do.” Wurlhinglun, Brian Efficiency Proposals PEHFORATCDy W TBMP f.20 It’s been a very good Edwin, son of Edwin C. PERFORATED, Vt” T E M P ...... 9 ^ j 2 year for the Hamburg Oct. 1. and Nancy Trueman By CHARLES MAYNARD By combining the t ^ slips. Baker SQUARE WHITE Company, he said. said, “everything can be kept on one Baker said bis department kept an Worthington of Columbia. Herald Reporter OR BROWN “Primarily, we toured He was born Aug. 14 at sheet to avoid lost slips.” effective check on materials and EAST HARTFORD - The audit Germany, including Copies of this new form would be labor for the larger projects, such as ALUMINUM GUHERS A DOWNSPOUTS Manchester Memorial committee of the Board of Education Munich and Frankfort. Hospital. His maternal sen tio the school where the work Is building a wall or renovating som^ AND ACCESSORIES , , reviewed, proposals Thursday in an evrythlog you need for rsplacsment or new InstslIsOon. Easy to InsW I... all parts When I get back, we go into grandmother is Mrs. done, to the supervisor, to the crib bleachers. “The smaller jobs were We h ave____ , . effort to more efficiently account for ^permanently.ntly: No sjiclaspaclai l tools newlsd. Baked enamel finish hever needs palnUng... practically maintenance free! rehearsal immediately Roy Wierzbicki admires photos of ballerina, Maura McGeary, Herbert Trueman of 114 attendant in charge of materials, to the ones which are hard to keep track supplies and man-hours at the S^xlb^buTTER 8” X 10* DOWNSPOUT preparing for a three-week Campfield Road. His the school principal to be signed upon of,” he said. Miss Manchester 197fl. (Herald photo by Pinto) WHAT? YOU STILL DON’T George Street maintenance facility. $ 4 1 0 tour of Paris.” paternal grandmother is completion, lind to Baker’s.office.to During discussion of the internal $ 4 0 1 The committee met for 40 rainues 5 8 P U T J O IN T ...... This was Roy’s first year Mrs. Milford Worthington be permanently filed.- control procedure, it was emphasized OUTLET ONLY ...... HAVE PIERCED EARS? COME END C A P ...... as a soloist and he per­ “Celebrities from all Portugal and Russia, said, just like a factory,” he to study recommendations from that the audit was not to t«t)f the department as a PIPE S T R A P ...... sisters, Jennifer, 5, and ford, which had examined internal OUTSIDE MITER ...... 1 New England. The 28-year-old dancer FASCIA BRACKET . ^’ Symphony. he said proudly.' “ Even kept daily. For instance, the atten­ whole. INSIDE MITER ...... Amy, 3. accounting procedures at the George GUTTER SCREEN .. ..Q1.00 “ I t ’s a little on the ‘ Clive Barnes, critic for the “When I came home I had his first lesson when he DO IT FOR JUST dant would examine the written “You’ve done a good job overall,” - ELBOW ...... '••••• Street facility. As a result of the modern side,”' he said. New York Times, came. At took my mom’s red was 16 and a student of ifequest for five sheets of plywood Ingallinera said to Baker, ‘"rhe com- OUTTEJjJAJTl^^^^ Wilkinson, Erick Kurl, recommendations a consolidated job “When I get back, I will the end of the week, we Volkswagen and toured Gertrude Tyler here in and deduct this figure from the . mittee wants to show its support.” son of Thomas J . and Susan 9.95 order slip and a daily Inventory T h F perform my solo to ‘Rites held a gala and had people around the'area. When I Manchester. amount he had when the day began. Committee member Joseph Ann Jagoutz’ Wilkinson of system were introduced. of Spring,’ by Stravinsky.” from all over Europe.” saw the old Cheney “She rearily got me Tlie perpetual inventory was one of Visgilio said Baker and the 43 William Turnpike. He Just In case you missed our other ear piercing clinics, “I think it’s an improyed system,^ He’s excited about the Roy says the Hamburg Theatre on Hartford Road, started on my way into the four recommendations made by the maintenance men “demonstrated 'T ty w as born Aug. 15 at we’re having another, tomorrow from 11 to 4 at D&L said Jerry Ingallinera, committee W. H. ENGLAND fact that the company will State Opera Ballet Com­ I thought how I’d love to world of ballet,” he said Manchester Memorial auditors. Other observations in­ responsiveness to constructive chairman. “These changes make it be presenting “The West pany hopes to tour see that used for ballet or affectionately. Hospital. His maternal Manchester, Vernon and Bristol stores for just 9.95I A cluded; criticism from the audit committee more efficient.” Side Story” in ballet. America dne day. the theatre. It would be Roy ends his five-week doctor will pierce your oars with 24K gold over stainless • Elach employee punching in and and the auditors.” grandparents are Mr. and Leonard Baker, supervisor of plant “It’s never. been done “We’ve had offers from great to start a regional visit on Sunday and will out on a time clock. Baker refuted The recommendations by Shapiro MSA* Mrs. Richard Jagoutz of 70 steel-studs, and it only takes a minute (please, persons facilities, presented the changes in before. The, majority of the cities that want us to come, ballet company. That’s return to Germany. this, saying a “time clock doesn’t ac­ and Rosenthal were a result from an Finley St. His paternal under 18 should be accompanied by a parent or guar­ response to the recommendations by COMPANY cast will' be from New but it’s too costly. We have what I’d like to do. ’The “I figure I’ve got to count for time spent on a job.” exit audit on former Director of grandparents are Mr. and dian). We'll see you therel One day only, tomorrow the auditors. One was to combine the York. I was surprised, 55 people including only problem is finances. make my mark in the next Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson of • Job orders should be prepared in Finance Paul' J. Costello, clearing IlM' building repairs form and the job in­ when we took a poll in Ger­ technicians, costumers, set Roy’s mother and aunt 10 years. I hope to establish Fort Lauderdale, Fla. August 26. emergency situations. Baker said him of any irregularities in the voice slip oh the same form, rather many to see whether the decorators and all, and it’s v isiM with him in Ger­ something, like a regional • )■ this is done by the following working department. The firm conducted a ROUTE 44A, BOLTON NOTCH than separately as it has been done in public would like it too expensive to bring many for three weeks and ballet company, by then.” day. If, he said, a broken window complete audit of the records and OPEN: MON-FRI 7:30-5:007:30 TO 4:00 presented in German or them all. . came, .home shortly before In the meanwhile, Roy the past. needed, to be boarded up oVer the disburseihents and found that there The building repairs form explains English; English won.” “Our director refuses to be did.' will do what he likes to do weekend, the scrap wood used would was proper documentation and the type of work to be done and to During the year, Roy lower the standards of the “They had a great time. best — dance. And, we look LIQUOR DEPT. be recorded Monday on the job slip. authorization for everything.” what tradesman it should be said, the company gave a' company by taking only a They watched the rehear­ forward to the day he • An annual physical inventory The' audit Committee approved a NO LOWER PRICES assigned. ’The job invoice lists the premiere performance of few performers. Hopeful­ sals, then the perfor­ returns, perhaps on tour, should be taken. Both Baker and bill from the auditors for $1,450. The amount of material used and how “Sleeping Beauty,” one in ly, we’ll get here sotin,” he mances, and got to see the so we can personally view Superintendent Eugene Diggs said bill goes to the full Board for ap­ many hours were spent doing- that a series of performances .said, costumes made. ’They even his dancing ac- this would try to be implemented by proval. during Hamburg Ballet Roy,,who's tjgen to every visited our wiggery. It’s complislim'ents. -f.,. . particular job. Week. country In' Europe' except 4 - i\ ,<9 N ■» • , I ■ . . - - — ...... -f. iMANCHESTER EVENIWO HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 25. 1978 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.'Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. Aug. » . 1978 G^S Recommends Extension-. East Hartford Sues 4' M Of ^csKod|:i4i^ Former Assemblyman > 1 dustrial arts areas. VERNON — Th6 Commission on curricular programs in 'a number of The school system is now being Public Schools has voted to recom­ areas resulting from the acquisition Cunlinuril from Page One evaluated concerning making mend, to the New'England Associa­ of additional space.” The last a o provisions for the handicapped as branch and is charged by the tion of Schools and Colleges Inc. that creditation was given before the this is being required according to between Aheam, Louis Matsikas and Legislature to educate the children in iw' RocRville High School’s accrediation large addition was put on the school. Edward Williams, who are all the state. be extended for fivejnor^ years, to P e commission made particular state law. i The commission said the next- seeking the Democratic nomination Diggs said, "Teachers carry out 1983. , ~ " - reference Co the new career educa- decennial evaluation of the school... in the district.) . (the) intent (of the Legislature).” The commission’s'^recomnienda- tionj>pportonitites that the additional Aheam said, “Winning the primary Aheam said if he were to let the tion will be acted "upon by the space allows. should be conducted in the calendar year 1983 and asked that it be notified and general aiection is- important to board’s position go unchallenged,' Executive Coinmittee of the associa­ However, the commission did me, but far less important than Connecticut teachers, would become \ a terrific little tion at is Sept. 21 meeting. express some concern over the need of any substantive change which may occur in the school before thqt protecting the rights of public school second class citizens and the prece^ 1 ■„ In a letter to-Vemon school of- to provide special facilities for the evaluation. ' , ^ teachers — or any other group of dent would have repercussions fiplals, the cmmissidn said it was handicapped and the necessity to citizens — who want to serve in throughout the country. t-shirt.. a FREE very plcaseduo learn of “enhanced eliminate safety hazards in the in­ , public office without being forced to . Diggs said, “I don’t agree with abandon their professions. (that. I think that all of us have when you buy any 2 of "While the suit now being initiated burdens with what we choose to do in • by.' the E.ast Hartford Board of life. - . South Windsor Schools Opeh location raisesa;numberof factual “If I do one job, I can t do other_^ your favorite and legal questions, which should ap­ things. When one becomes a public propriately beTelt to judicial deter­ employee, that’s a voluntary action W arner’s bras On Full Schedule on Sept. 6 i mination and not' debated in the on anybody’s part,” Diggs said. media, the timing of this suit during Aheamtsaid, “An unfortunate biit this election season m kes some possible extension of the board’s SOUTH WINDSOR.:- The public The junior and senior high school the bus number and bus stop. . brief coihment necessary,” he said. questionable logic would be to exlude schools in South Windsor will, open hours will remain the same. South Consistent with previous beginning) ■ . . Aheam denies the charges that he all practicing attorneys from mile nature trail and cross country - ski Sept. 6 with regular full-day sessions Windsor High hours are 7:40 a.m. to of the school year instructions, Jake Matthews (left), Mike Mack arid students should be at hieir bus stop 4^ owes the East Rdrtford school board legislative service since by law in but there has bmn a change made in 1:50 p.m. and Timothy Edwards and Connecticut all such attorneys are Anthony Debonee (rig&t)right; walk across a foot course. The trail is located on 41.7 acres of minutes before their scheduled;, money and that it'is illegal to serve in, the opening and closing times for the Ellsworth schools, 8:15 a.m. to 2:30 commissioners of the Superior Court, bridge they constructed with the help of six wooded property just north of the East Hart­ school opening time. »; public office and be employed as a '40b:' , elementary schools. p.m. the judicial branch of state ford Golf Course. (Herald photo by Blake) Avery Street School and Pleasant The bus schedules, to be published School officials said that it is-. school teacher. other workers. The bridge is part of a 2.5- "I feel strongly about it and I am government.” Valley School hours will be froth 9:15 in the Manchester Herald, are eiqiected that after, thb first few days willing to pprsue it as far as I have Ahearn said when he was a a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Eli Terry School printed for each school with 'the of. school, a routine will be. es- to,” ^ e a m said. legislator he served on the Education and Orchard Hill ^hool hours will be streets listed alphabeticaUy. Each tabli^ed for student use in arriving East Hartford School Superinten­ Committee and he feels his from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. street will show the beginning and at the bus stops by aparticular timei ending house numbers hi brackets. dent Eugene DiggS said the suit was experience and expertise allowed i a two-pronged issue. He said one him to keep his colleagues in the count is to collect the money Aheam Legislature better informed on owes the school board and the other educational issues; Bolton Man Denied Variance count is to bar him from collecting Ahearn said he is currently two salaries. working to get elected so he can \ “We inadvertently paid him. That again serve in the Legislature. ’ i BOLTON — A request for a side executive session to discuss the Board of^Appeals call for.” was our^rror. And we ask for the "If I get elected, I intend to serve Summer*8 end line variance was denied to Leonard request. Whqif asked the reason for The Fre^om of Information Act rqoney Back. He was tardy in in the Legislature even if it means Giglio of South Road by the Zoning the executive session the board said, does allow executive sessions, ixiT recompensating us for those funds,” giving up my teaching profession Herrick Memorial Park will soon be quiet during the “That is what the rules of the Zoning Board of Appeals after a. public .hot for the reason stated. Diggs said. though I would not'like to see that day. Sunifner is drawing to an end and all of the ' hearing on the request Monday. Diggs said the second count in .the happen,” be said. children who enjoyed the playground during the R o b ^ Morra", acting chairman of suit claims Aheam should repay all Aheam said the teaching profes­ the board, said the request was summer will soon be going back to school. Meanwhile, i f t ' - n I the money, he received from the sion has been criticized for being out left to'right, Karen Linder, Allison Stem, and Debbie denied because the board felt there school board or forfeit the salary he of the mainstream of the real world. was no hardship involved. Hebron Retains Use Marshall, take advantage 6f the waning summer and earned in the Legislature, •i “Apparently there are those who Giglio requested the variance in In the two years Aheam served in would like to keep it that way.” enjoy a ride on the swings. (Herald phojo by Pinto) order to construct an outbuilding, an the Legislature, he earned a total of Ahearn said, “It is a good example enclosed chicken coop, less th ^ 25 Of Gay City Park ^ $11,000. He was also givea. $2,000 for other teachers and students, too, feet from his side line. ’ expense account. to have teachers that are part of the David Erickson, a next door Diggs said the suit alleges it is un­ government process. neighbor, questioned why Giglio HEBRON — The town’s Recrea­ The notice came from the ;state “I will fight what I regard as an un­ Three Injured 4^4* ^ constitutional for a person to collect wanted to build on that particular - tion Commission can continue to use Department of Environmental salaries from both the executive and fair undemocratic, discriminatory spot when he has about 100 acres of Gay City Park for its swimming Protection. After a conference with legislative branch of the govern­ action in the courts as far as I have to r . . Erickson said the town has lessons, Mrs. Caroline Murphy, William Miller, director of the Parks ment. "4. go to protect my right and' the rights In Accident zoning laws to protect people. He chairman of the summer swimming and Recreation Unit of that depart­ He argued that a teacher is a of ail public school teachers to be said there were plenty of other program has been informed. ment, the notice was withdrawn. ” V,ERNON —Charles Kehoe, The other passenger, member of the executive branch first class citizens.” 19, of 28 Ridgewood Drive, Ver­ Leonard Audette, 19, of' 26 places on his property Giglio could A few weeks ago the town was put Originally Miller mentioned the l^ au se the Department of Educa­ Aheam must file his response to non, is reported in serious con­ Ridgewood Drive, suffered build his coop. on notice that it would be unable to roped off area which the town had set tion is a function of the executive the court by Sept. 7. IV Giglio admitted he could put it on ■ continue use of the facility in the up while giving tbe swimmihg dition in the Intensive Care cuts and bruises and was r Shown here is a section of thf 2.5-nail9 pace. Orange paint on the trees marks the any spot but said it would be more park for its swimming program lessons. At this time the state has Unit at Rockville ’General treated and. released. nature trail. The heavily wooded trail can be trail. (Herald photo by Blake) convenient on that particular spot. because of crowded conditions at the also agreed to allow the roping Hospital with injuries suffered Police said the rescue unit of • The appeals board went into park. procedure to continue also. in a one-car accident about 2 the Vernon Fire Department walked in about 90 minutes at a leisurely Coventry Meeting a.m. today. responded to the accidentapd Police said Kehoe was the had to remove the ope#jbr, driver of the car in which there who was pinned in the car. He Approves Spending were two passenger^. One of was taken to the hospital by the 4*eaceful|Nature. Trail the passengers, William Vernon Ambulance. Margaret Kenyon, a member of toe Zukauskas, 18, of 13 Olsen Police said the car was- By CLAIRE CONNELLY Cemetery (tommission told toe coun­ Drive, Vernon, was admitted traveling east on Regan Road Herald Correspondent cil that her group’s treasurer should to Rockville General. He is and went across the road and Is TraniquiFRetreat be empoweredTd'di^^se toe funds reported in satisfactory condi­ into some trees at 107 Regan COVENTRY - A bout 150 tion having suffered a leg in­ Road. The accident is still un­ DEALERS. townspeople authorized the ap­ rather than tke towntrBas|jrer. “We active pursuit,” Balet said. “But der investigation. (CETA) program and the Com­ AMC propriation of funds for three items have our treashrer according to the jury. By CHRIS BLAKE prehensive Youth Work Experience hiking is a terrific form of passive charge,” she explained, ’’and we Herald Reporter at a special town meeting last night. Pro^am. (CYWEP)’ forged the trail recreation.” A total of $37,000 in federal want toe interest on toe funds coming There-is an entrance road to the EAST HARTFORD — Do you want in six w e ^ . revenue-sharing funds were ap­ into our commission instead of toe to get away from it all? Is the noise The trail is marked by orange paint trail on the right side off Long Hill proved for the Board of Education. town’s general fund.” Park Funds of the city too much? on either side. The trees were Road, just after Aiidover Drive and Maintenance and contracted services Moderator Albert Bradley retorted In a town which contains numerous painted at about the six-foot level so before Purdue Lane. will take $16,000 of these funds; that all toe town’s boarfs and com­ The trail starts on a path off the businesses and industries, shopping hikers and cross country skiers could maintenance supplies and expenses, missions have their disbursements road and loops around coming out on On the Way /SPj centers and restaurants, there is a see the markings during the winter DOUBLE $9,000; and repairs of the Coventry handled by the town treasurer. place where one can go to enjoy un­ when snow covers part of the trees. the other side of the dirt road. “They draw as needed,” he added. Parking could become a problem if Grammar School roof, $12,000. By DONNA HOLLAND given by Catherine Peterson, disturbed nature. Fred Balet, director of Parks and Another $5,100 in revenue-sharing Council chairman Jack Myles the trail, gets popular. “We have town treasurer. And the teauty of it is that anyone Recreation, said the trails can double funds will go to the Bodth and argued that a treasurer has to be Herald Correspondent as a cross country ski course and a limited parking facilities here,” Selectman Aloysius Aheam can go there. Diinock Memorial Library. This will bonded and that the bonding cost BOLTON - The $30,000 state hiking trail. Balet said. “If the trail gets popular, attended that meeting and That place is a 2.5-mile nature trail be, used for repairs and im­ could be saved if the town treasurer grant towards the purchase of located on a 41.7-acre tract of town The trail includes a half-mile sec­ we’re going to have to look into Wednesday said he ta lk ^ with provements for the library’s parking was used. “Also, toe town can earn Indian Notch Park was V property north of the East Hartfbrd tion which was made by Boy Scouts. building some kind of parking lot.” state officials about the grant. loi interest on the money until it is expected to be approved by toe Golf Course. This section is marked with orange The project should be finished in a Ahearn said toe grant had DISCOUNTS! ■The Town Council’s recommenda­ spent,” he stated. State Bonding Commission been held up because of lack of Nine workers in the Comprehen­ and yellow paint. few weeks. Signs will.be put up at the Kenyon said she called two in­ tion to purchase a fire truck for the today. If it is, Bolton should funds. He said as of July 1 sive Employment and Traning Act “People think of recreation as an entrance to the trail, Balet said. surance companies and was told that North Coventry Volunteer Fire receive toe money by October funds became available to the bonding would cost only $88. But Association at a cost of $78,475 was 1. Department of Environmental Rychling said toe town’s agent of accepted. Short-term borrowing will The town has been waiting Protection for land acquisition. rdse $48,475, $10,000 will come from record, James Zuccardy, said bon­ for toe money since 1974 and Ahearn said Al LeTendre, Area Bulletin Board CLEARANCE m s . the town’s unappropriated cash'sur- ding would be about $8()0. After the has short term borrowed toe land-agent for toe DEP, said he pKis, another $10,000 will come from meeting, Kenyon said she would amount since January 1975. is cOi&gpt''Bolton’s applica­ publicize toe council’s charge to toe Bauiii. is supporting Mrs. Grasso thp reserve fund for capital and non­ Earlier this week toe Board tion w firbe approved. After Bean Festival Community Room of the F irst (Cemetery Commission, in which it for a second term because “of .what recurring expenditures, and $10,000 of F l ^ c e learned toe town that a new coptract will have to VERNON — There will be a bean- Federal Savings Bank, Park Place, was given authorization to haVe its she has done statewide in lessening YEAR'END S/HTDiGS will be charged to the revenue- has reached the statute of be signed. hole-bean festival at the Tolland Rockville. The public is invited. the property tax impact and because sliaring account. own treasurer. limitation on now long it can County Agricultural Center, Route LeTendre said he will per­ of the fair treatment she has given * .The town meeting authorized Town The money appropriated to toe short term borrow toe money 30, on Saturday starting at noon and Community Singles Club sonally bring , toe contract to the suburbs and rural areas and the Manager Frank CdhnoUy and Town Board of Education is in addition to and would have to make a deci­ continuing until 7 p.m. Bolton. He said Bolton shohid VERNON — The Community cities.” Treasurer Elizabeth Rychling to toe $2,973,438 budget authorized at a sion on how to pay it off by At the same time there will be an ONNEWBMXRS receive the mopey by October Singles Club members will meet at Mrs. Grasso will face Lt. Gov. borrow ^,475 toward the purchase town meeting last month. The largest January. The information was 1. antique flea market going on. The 1:30 p.m. Sept. 2 in the parking lot of Robert Killian in a §ept. 12 primary and to issue a note for |t. They are item in toe contracted maintenance flea market will open at 9 a.m. and < the First Congregational Church of for the nomination to run for gover­ also empowered to determine the services budget is $6,030 for business continue until 7 p.m. The festival will Vernon on Route 30. The group will nor on the Democratic ticket. amount, date, interest rate, maturi- machines for the town’s four schools. also feature barbecued chicken. ieavg^n car pools to go to the Former Democratic Mayor AND GREMLINS! tj), form, and other details of toe note Other items are musical in­ NOW’S THE BEST The flea market will open again on Woodstock Fair. struments, air controls, and A truly terrific offer, right now, from Worth’ol Buy Thomas Benoit is coordinating ahd to execute, sell, and deliver it. any 2 of Warner’s most fitting new bras Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Grasso Supporter Killian’s primary campaign in town. ■ The final item approved by toe audiovisual repairs. TIME TO SEED A Among the maintenance supplies, designed to make the most of all you’ve- got, Voljer Session VERNON — Lester Baum, chair­ Baum said those wishing to taxpayers is toe sum of $23,000 from NEW UIWN, OR VERNON — There will be a voter man of the Vernon Democratic Town volunteer to help in the Grasso cam­ . toe unappropriated cash surplus to $1,580 will go for window and curtain naturally . . . receive FREE a deliciously sexy lit­ registration session Aug. 29 from 7 to Committee is heading the Vernon paign should contact him either at his the Cemetery Commission fund. The rods, $885 for weatherproofing RESEED AN OLD tle trshlrt that says, "It’s mel” 9 p.m. it) the Memorial Building, primary campaign for Governor Ellg home, 31 Reed St. or at his business, commission may use this to develop materials, and $660 for roofing and flashing materials. Other items in­ Park Place. At the same tinje those Grasso. \ f Farmoil Inc., 11 Windermere Aye. and operate the former Cummisk ONE! who wish tfi’may enroll with the par­ property on Route 31 as a public clude paint, locks and keys, glass Shown, |uet 2 from our great collection: ty of their choice. . cemetery. replacement, and ventilating fans. We have ekixhiro of lawn East Hartford Public Records aaad that la apaclally blandad m f * Ife You'*, sugar white, almond. Sizes 32-36, 8.50 Seniors Meeting lor tola araal 100% line The Wrap”, nude, misty blue, padchA Sizes 32- • HEBRON — The Hebron . Senior laxturad, parmanant graaeae. R. Beacn et al, property on Willow- 36, *7 Cifizens mlkmeet Sept. 7 at 1 p.m. a t . Warranty deeds Board Increases Fees^ the Gilead Church in the social brok Road, conveyance tax $44. Small cars, great ABK Associates, Inc. to Arthur Carl H. Slier to Thomas Boccaccio BEMITIFIIl SOECT10N Martin et al, property on Bittersweet Sr. et al, property on Lafayette prices! Brand new 1978 NOW IS THE TIME TO '^Grafts Fair Drive, conveyance tax $61.05. Avenue. Pacers and Gremlins with dopbls mark-downs. For Outside Students CONTROL UPM ESE unda^aihiona, downtown Manchester and Tri- *1 SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Nicholas J[. Grasso et al to Richard Jarves Dowling et al to Roy C. Lar­ B E TIE S , GRUBS, & ! City PUuM, Vernon. Fuller Jr. et al, property on Green son, property on Great Hill Road, VERNON — The Board of Educa­ and for high school students, $1,775 Windsorftenior citizens are reminded They’re priced to move! Great Concord which is $175 higher. CMNCHBU6S. of the Arts and Crafts Fair scheduled Mano[r Drive, conveyance tax $47.50. conveyance tax $37.40. tion has voted to slightly increase tui­ one of our experts MlillS Henry L. Peterson Jr. to Stanley Golf Estates Assoc, to Town of values, too. A Jeep fan? tion fees for out-of-town students Tbe highest increase in charge is forSept|,27. for pre-school children in special for a solution to your ALL COLORS Booths are available for display or Sikora et al, property on Latimer East Hartford, no conveyance tax. attending public schools in Vernon. Street, conveyance tax $44. ABK Associates to Henry Wiszniak Order your ’79 model* ■ 'The fees include toe pro-rated classes. This cost is being, raisedrto lawn problems.” “Plant Now For sale of' articles.)! A local ceramic $1,900 from $1;5()5, School officials studio has donated ceramic Christ­ ''Rudolph Concetto Santacorce et al et al, propi^jy on Bittersweet Drive, now for a guaranteed posts of central office staff, repairs Fall Baauty". Vae your convenient fVorth’s Charge Card to Thomas M. Dodd, property on conveyance tax $59.40. and maintenance, instructional'' said this is because toe pupil-teacher ...it deserves a lot of Creditl, mas ornaijients for senior citizens to ratio is much lower than in other make for the fair. Cloverdale Drive, .'conveyance tax Robert A. Hopkins et al to Donald early Jeep delivery. costs, building costs and fringe $55. • » F. Raymond et al, property on benefits. classes and so this makes toe cost Llul> Speaker Samuel H. Teller to James C. Kout- Richard Rd., conveyance tax $45.10. For kindergarten students the per pupil higher. W HITH ABN Nursery VERNON — Jane Lamb, a sopoulos et al, property on Forbes ■- Ronald M. Arth to Helen Anne- charge will be^ $900 which is $100 Special edutetion for toe educable mentally retarded is up to $1,560 “Oraw w n h U $ “ member of the Vernon Town Council, Street...... Nicholson, property on Crestwood higher than the current year’s 643-7802 Downtown Manchester open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. 'til 9 Ethel H. Steuemagel to ’Thomas L. |New Ybrk, New Jers^, Connecticut from toe current charge ot $1,320 and ROUTE e BOLTON will be the guest speaker at l;bo Trail, conveyance tax $28.60. charge; For those in Grades 1-5 toe OPEN DAILY 9:00 to 5:30 Vernon TrI-CRy Plaza open Mon., Tues., Wed. til 5:30; Thurs., Fri. tll S; Sat. til 5:30 | meeting of the Republican Women’s Moore et al, property on Handel Helen Anne Nicholson to Roger S. cost will be $1,450 which is $150 for toe trainable mentally retarded, Club of Vernon on Aug. 30. , Road, conveyance tax $41.80. Nicholson ^t al, property on AMC/Jeep Dealers. ---C.,'- higher; for Grades 6-8 the new $2,280 from $2,178. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. in tbe. ^ I^uel.JWjiihomins et al to Charles Crestwood Trail, no conveyance tax. ' clurge will be $1,550, also $150 higher MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn..'Fri., Aug. 25, 1978- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 25.1978 Thoughts XIETA CaH^ a Fiasco ApLENty Sbftball Tourney Field 'By CRJEG PEARSON dent of schools, said that there has nounced. His office einployz 10 CETA employees. Herald Reporter been an "horrendous lack of clear in­ formation” about the CETA program ’file workers themselves were dis­ Town of Manchester officials and in recent weeks. Thursday’s an­ turbed this morning about their lack By Len Auster Comprehensive Employment nounced layoffs left him with four of Information as well as the Shaved to Four Teams Training Act (CETA) employees CpTA'i^teacf^g. p o ^ o n s that had previously announced layoffs. today expressed their displeasure, bebh Incliim in’tm ^ o o l scheduled "We just know what we read in the . four more ih.the fifth. Thrifty had too not only With the.announced layoffs Four teams remain in the The Lettermen got past Tierney's, Parker and John Burger each were in for the upcoming year. paper,” one PETA employee at the Names, in News success the Eagle tankers 3-2, in one of the season’s best played the two-hit group. Both Rodonis many guns tor Flo’s. but also with a lack of accurate infor­ Police Department said. Recreation Department’s The school system has a total of The schoolboy football season experience, attended nationally games but then ran into Wilson and blows were for extra bases, a double Craig Ogdem limited the Caterers mation about the program. I ■ Carol Chapman, who works on Class B Softball Tournament nine CETA positions. The four hasn't started yet, they’re not reknowned Doc Councilman’s Swim came out on the short end, 15-4. The and triple. “ to four hits by as mhny players. City of Hartford officials'^ursday' igggijjpg positions are for physical computer operations at department, allowed to work out with a pigskin Camp in Indiana for one week. Ac- following last night’s activity Jphn Madden Aed the Packagemen llllliufiliw w— ■IIWIIW M l I I m y III, III A m i had said'that all CETA employees in gdupotion, music (two) and reading. was critical of the program. until Monday, yet East Catholic Head cordtog to Ralph Viola, Eagle coach which saw three of the seven with thrtefe hits and teammates Barry the region will be laid off Sept. 8 Patrol Capt. Henry Minor of the 'T think the program was a sham Coach John LaFontana has had and Claire’s fdther, the stay was well Nixon, Ogden md Brian Moran each because of a deficit estimated at $1.8 teams in action sent to the Manchester Police Department said-i from the start. R was supposed to b ^ alteady plenty to think about. ’The worth i t ... sidelines. banged out two p l^ s . million for the Hartford-run that the layoff would have, slowed a training program, but nobody got! Snapping a 2-2 tie with a ’single sixth-year helmsman has had in the ° More than a handful of ^n ch ester Play in the double elimination ■ program.' down microfilming and development jobs unless they had previous' last few days to rethink his thinking High soccer players were preparing event resumes Monday night at marker in the sixth. Postal won the Today, it was announced that the of the police information system. A .experience. It is bureaucratic red Wliich he had to rbthink.* on their own this past week for prac­ right to play a second game. Fitzgerald Fipld with Thrifty facing positions will be continued through civilian dispatcher hired through tape like all federal jobs,” she said. Sounds confusing? You bet. tice u ^ e r Coach Dick Danielson and ■ Jack Hull and Len Krouso each had Wilson "at 6 and the winner coming Sept 30. CETA also would h av e't^av e been Madeline Uccello, a CElTA To straighten out the picture, his new assistant, Bill McCarthy, two hits for Postal with Hdrry Roy, back.to meet the Jaycees at 7:3U. "'Phis is a total fiasco. It’s replaced by a regular poucfe,pfficer. employee in the assessor’s office, visualize a qoach opening practice which begins Monday night. Two In­ Tom Tierney and Jack Harrington ' Last night's warfare.at Fitzgerald probably one of the worst examples “If we lose all of them, we’re in said, "I’m very disturbed. It’s the un­ without his No. 1 quarterback., an dian hooters, Jeff Lombardo and matchingrthat total for the losers. found the North End Firemen rojling h r ' of mismanagement and bad com­ trouble,” Frank Jodaitis, wpter and certainty of now Imowing from one underclassman to bdpt, from the Tom Roach, attended University of Banging out 20 base hits, including munication that I’ve ever seen,” .to their fourth straight decision, this sewer administrator, said before the day to the next whejther you’re going previous year. He had only received Connecticut Coach Joe Morrone’s four by Dick Tanger and three by Stephen Cassano, a member of the time by an 8-6 count over’ the rescinding of the ' layoffs was an- to have a job or not.” ' word days previously the signal- camp in Storrs and were most im­ Steve Wilson, the electric crew Toyn Board of Directors, said. Jaycees. The Firemen boast the only caller would not return. pressive ... Dave Malick . enjoyed a big night started fast and didn't let up in win­ Cassano has attended many meetings undefeated record. setbacks ended play for both ’Iben picture, dn the second day of Manchester head wrestling and for the Jaycees with four hits and Joe ning. Thrifty, with a 3-1 post-season Tierney’s and Postal. on the CETA problem, including one conditioning drills, that lo and behold girls’ track Coach Barry Bernstein Stack added two more safeties. The Rick Marshall and Ralph Bernardi thursday afternoon at Gov. Ella record, dumped Flo’s out of the run­ Two three-run innings helped School Experiments the thought-to-ibe-lost pldyer has became a father for the second time power the Firemen. loss was the first after three straight added two hits, to the winning cause Grasso's office. rethined to the flock and the re- this summer. His wife presented him ning with an 8-2 verdict. victories. while Hull homored and Bill Schick Both McCarthy and Cassano Postal Employees were on both Dave Koski and Mike Vignone each. Do You Go JLeft or Right? ^ r ’ evaluation of personnel and juggling with a girl, who they named Alicia. lashed out (hree base hits and AI Breaking open a close game with had two hits for the losers. 2 referr^ to differing reports that sides of the stick in play at Robertson won’t have to be undertaken. The couple also has a son, Eric ... three runs in the fourth inning and Wilson has a 3-1 record. ' i have been issued >about the CETA Approved by Senate Park. Rodonis, John Jenkins, Wayne A utility pole makes an unusual divider foi] crews from Southern New England That’s what happened to LaFon­ Sorry gang, but summer is just : program. Cassano said that the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two — reading, writing and arithmetic. >/i! layoff notification. develop the new programs Thursday annaunce his union’s position. reject the contract offer,Ihe dispute, I Chicago thdt the program posed no threat to About 100,000 of the 280,000 postal mits LaFdntana. It means Ken Brasa home in Cheshire. There are many, Pittsburgh 63 62 . 504 3'/2 Manchester and East Hartford in a ^2.5 billion authorization for clerks in the union failed to par­ But a^high official of the APWU must be submitted to binding arbitra-.'' Mota’s hit as he went eight innings to and an RBI double and John'.Stearns the independence of local authorities will be able to go to tailbdck, which many names in the sports world NEW YORK (UPI) - Pinch- Montreal 59 67 .468 8 ■each have about 100 CETA federal aid to elementary and secon­ ticipate in the balloting, union of­ said the union has “mandates” from tion, themechanism for solving such' gain his 15th victory. The loss was hit a two-run double to pace New because no school has to take the was in the original plans, and fine which go unnoticed. Hers woh’t, not hitter Manny Mota has been York. Mike Bruhert, 3-6, scattered St. Louis 54 73 . 425 13Vz employees and thus have about 40 dary schools. TTie vote was 86-7, ficials said. its recent national convention to set a stalemates under law. He has said locally, as last Jah. 12 she was a the Phillies’ 20th in 26 road games grants. any greater wage increase would wide receiver Mike Freiheit won’t getting paid about $8,750 per five hits and struck out six in 71-3 in­ New York 51 76 .402 16'A percent of the CETA suburban total. The Senate also turned back, 65-25, Federal mediators promptly strike dejtdline if the Postal Service guest speaker at a banquet honoring against National League West teams. Attempts to delete the programs have to learn two offensive positions. hit this year and the Los Elsewhere in the NL, Pittsburgh nings to get the victory with R b Other area towns have the following an amendment by Sen. Jesse Helms, attempted to avert a walkout by fails to return to the bargaining table prevent him from meeting his goal of the Manchester High girls’ swim­ West from the legislation wtre handily ,,lt’s not to say the Eagle leader Owebinko suffering the loss. Gene W L Pet. GB number of CETA workers — An­ R-N.C., that would have deleted scheduling an afternoon meeting within five days. no postal rate increases for 2W to 3 ming team and boys’ cross country Angeles Dodgers figure he’s topped Atlanta, 5-1, St. Louis edged defeated shortly before final passage won’t be confronted with problems. Cincinnati, 4-3, and New York Tenace homered for San Diego. Los Angeles 75 52 .591 - dover, four; Bolton, two; Ellington, about ^T26 million over five years for with officials of the Postal Service, “We’ll carry them out if years. ^ - team and made a lasting impression. worth every penny. of the bill. He will miss starting wide receiver San Francisco 74 53 .583 1 two; Glastonbury, 19; ^ u th Wind­ ^ three existing and six new special the APWU and the National Associa­ necessary,” he said. “Hopefully, Once advised informally of fh e l' She, in her address, warned the Manager Tom Lasorda summoned whipped San Diego, 6-3. The multibillion-doUsr, five-year rejection. Director Wayne Horviti of^! Dave Blake, who has transferred Bruins Open OcU 12 Cincinnati 71 56 .559 4 sor, 37; Tolland, 16; Vernon, 39. projects programs. tion of Letter Carriers. managemei^will try to keep us from future collegians to, "pick a school Mota to bat in the eighth inning Pirates 5, Braves 1 program is basically designed to the Federal Mediafion and Concilig^ : back to Penney High in 'East Hart­ San Diego 67 61 .523 8'/’z Dr. James .Kennedy, superinten- Tlie ones now taught are consumer Elarlier in the week, the 180,000- having to go on strike by returning to because it has an academic program against reliever Tug McGraw Bert Blyleven tossed a seven-hitter BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston provide federal aid to disadvantaged tion Service invit^ Andrews and^' ford, and he won’t be able to call upon Houston 59 68 .465 16 education, metric education and arts member letter carriers union an­ the bargaining table.” you’re interested in, not bMause it Thursday night and the 40-year-old over 81-3 innings and stroked a three--' Bruins will open their 1978-79 students and schools districts but other APWU officials io attend a 2 veteran lineman Chris Soares, who 56 70 .444 18 Vz education. The proposed additions nounced itS|pembers had voted by a But Postmaster General William has a good swim team. Remember Dominican delivered a run-scowng run double to highlight a five-run National Hockey League season Oct. Atlanta also includes a variety of special Bolger and his top aides refused to p.m. EDT meeting he already bad ~ will do his battling in tl)e trenches for programs such as adult education, are law-related education, correction 4-3 ratio against the proposed agree­ .Avon Old Farms. you’ll ^ Super Joe or Super Jill for single off the glove of third baseman 12 hosting the Pittsburgh Penguins. Thursday's Results Obituaries say whether they will resume scheduled with (he Postal Service The Bruins will play Adams Divi­ bilingual education and teacher education, youth unemployment, ment, calling for a 19,5 percent wage No matter, to date LaFontana can­ only four years.” Mike Schmidt to give the Dodgers a Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 1 population education, health educa­ and cost-of-living increase. negotiations. and the letter carriers union. Miss Fromer was a sports ad­ 5-4 victory over the Philadelphia I National League sion rivals Buffalo, Toronto and St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3 training. “At this point, I can’t tell you In the event of a strike, the ad- not call what’s been going on boring. Richard E. Hyson The bill will have to be reconciled tion and biomedical sciences educa­ Leaders of both the APWU and the vocate, she was an advocate of Phillies. VinimyniiiMi...... in iiMiirwiiiw'swiiMwriali Minnesota eight times each. They Ngw York 6, San Diego 3 anything,’’ a Postal Service ministration has set up an emergen­ will meet with every other NHL club EAST HARTFORD - Richard E. with a somewhat smaller House ver­ tion. letter carrierp unions are now under women sports being instrumental in Mota’s pinch hit was the 130th of seventh-inning that carried Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia 4 spokesman said. cy plan, code-named “Graphic More Local Chatter Hyson, 51, of 37 Melrose St. died sion that was approved in July. Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., rejected pressure from the rank-and-file organizing intercollegiate swimming his career and it was his eighth Pittsburgh to its 10th straight vic­ four times. Sunday night games will Today's Games Bolger has insisted that in the Hand.” - •: Thursday in Manchester Memorial Traditionally, education programs Helms’ arguments against the new members to set strike deadlines if East Catholic girls’ swimming for women iil'New England, but she pinch-hit in only 26 plate appearances tory. The Pirates Aiapped a scoreless start at 7:05 p.m. EDT with the usual St. Louis (B. Forseh 9-15) at Atlan­ Hospital. He was the husband of receive less in appropriations than programs. the Postal Service''fails to reopen team will be without Bridget Ander­ knew in what o^der priorities should this season. Mota earns $70,000 a tie off loser Phil Niekro, 15-14, in the 7:35 p.m. faceoff for'weekday and ta (Mahler 4-8), N June Thompson Hyson. the maximum authorizations. liescribing them as “a basket of talks early next week. son, one of its co-captains elect. She lie and expressed so. season from- the Dodgers for his seventh. Bob Homer hit his 15th Saturday night games. AH Saturday Chicago (Burris 5-9) at Cincinnati Mr. Hyson was bom in Hartford Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C., was experimental education projects,” President Emn^ptt Andrews of the Kennedy Not Sure will be attending Gunnery Prep in­ She made a lasting impression that pinch-hitting efforts. ^ homer for Atlanta. ^ matinees begin at 1:15 p.m. and the (Bonham 9-4), N A and lived in East Hartford the past 17 beaten, 62-30, in an attempt to cutvut Javits said "they could become per­ stead ... Sophomore Claire Viola, evening. Mota wpuld like to play more, but Cardinals 4, Reds 3 Bruins’ only home Sunday afternoon Pittsburgh (Booker 8-8) at Houston years. ->■ about $754 million for a new program manent or they could be dropped” who will be a key to whatever She j^ill be missed. he understands Lasorda’s predica­ Pete Vuckovich tossed a six-hitter game on Feb. 4 will start at 2:05 p.m. (J. Niekro 10-10), N Continued from Page One Tbe new addition includes several and George Hendrick homered in the He was employed in th designed to improve the basic skills depending on what is achieved! Lottery rooms to be used by the school, such Big Red One” in Belgium just with the way the West is being won hitters instead of challenging them. George L. .Strong ■ a loved one when their resting place Is this year the Angels gamed their runs and scored on the same play on Seattle - 49 77 .389 20 the September issue of Connecticut feet in light rain and fog, and a week after barely surviving the famous Battle of the ' Manager Don Zimmer left no doubt EAST HARTFORD - George L. marked by a Barre Guild Monument first-place berth by being idle. Otto Velez's error in the third inning Thursday as to which side he Tliursduy's Kesiills magazine. spokesmen feared the worst when Bulge — the GIs finest hour in the European theatre. Only Barre Guild Motiu- - Strong, 87, of 438 Silver Lane died Royals’ Manager Whitey Herzog to pace the Tigers, who Wednesday favored. Texas 4, Minnesota 1 - TTie survey was the result of a poll the search began. A shell exploded near him. d d d Wednesday at an East Hartford con­ ments^ are permanently ./ T ^ lamented (he Royals’ anemic attack night dropped a double-header to the “Why is it always after a loss that Cleveland 9, Milwaukee 8 of state legislators who' were asked “With the situation as it is, it could “When they found me all I had on was my web belt, a guaranteed by an asstxia- valescent home. He was the husband in the back-to^ck losses to the Blues,Jays. a pitcher says this?’’ Zimmer wanted Detroit 5, Toronto 2 to rate each other in the’eategories of be very dangerous for a small boat .45, and bdots. It blew everything else off, my clothes, my Uon of monument menu- of Mrs. Helen Daniels Strong. identification. sixth-place White Sox: “It was the Itungrrs 4, Twins I to ki|pw. ' ‘‘How Come he never has Chicago 4, Kansas City 1 Mr. Strong was bom in Chicago, intelligence, effectiveness, like that,” he said. facturqrs. Visit our display. “My face was literally blown'off. I had no nose. Medics pitching and our not hitting. We need Jim Sundberg hit a- three-run anything to gripe about when he wins Tuduy's Game 111., and lived in East Hartford (he leadership, integrity and conscien­ tiousness. The magazine released a Louis PrimayDies performed an emergency tracheotomy to keep me alive. some hitting and we need the long homer in the 10th inning and on a home run.” MihnMota (Serum 7-5) at Toronto past 70 years. \ Ferguson Jenkins pitched a four- list of the 10 best and 10 worst I have no recollection of anything after that until seven ball." ' Zimmer, also in middle of his (Kirkwood 2-1) Other survivors are a daughter, . Eric Soderholm was the hitting hitter to win it for Texas. Jenkins, 12- legisiator^ NEW ORLEANS (UPl) - Louis months later when I woke up in an Army hospital.” latest squabble with pitcher Bill Lee, Seattle (Mitchell 6-12) at Mrs. Lillian S. Kelleher of East Hart­ Prima left town beforqjnyone ever For the next seven years he was in and out of hospitals. Star for Chicago, driving in three 8, struck out seven and walked none. said Torrez should use a little more Baltimore (D. Martinez 9-10), N ford .and a brother, Merrill L. Strong Among methe top 10 was State Rep. Timothy Moynihan, D-East Hart­ heard of Pete Fountain and' A1 Hirt, “There was a lot of work that had to be done. TTie runs with a pair of doubles, and IndiiiiiH 9, KrewtTH 8 discretion before sounding off. California (Aase 8-7) at Boston of Hartford. but the'Bourbon'Street musicians rookie Mike Proly went 8 2-3 innings, t'l wish he’d just pull his own ford. plastic surgeons did the best they could and I have no Andre 'Thornton lilted his 26th (Eckersley 14-5), N The funeral and burial will be at who fill the French Quarter with jazz chain,” Zimmer said. “We all make State Sen. Lewis Rome, R- complaints. ’They couldn’t do much. To this day 1 have no scattering eight hits. home run leading off the 11th inning Oakland (Johnson 10-6) at New the convenience of the famiiy. There remembir the late bandleader as a mistakes, including pitchers. Bloomfield, was rated the best lower lip or gums so I can’t wear teeth,” he said. “It showed me I can come back to lift. the Indians to victory and York (Guidry 17-2), N are no calling hours. champion showman and a premier and pitch nine innings in two games “I’ve got a third-baseman (Butch legislator in the General Assembly For his battlefield wounds, Teodosio, 56, was awarded offset five RBI by Milwaukee's Sixto Milwaukee (Caldwell 16-Jl at The Newkirk & Whitney Funeral SAPORITI MEMORIAL C0,i in a row,” Proly said. ‘Td been con­ 2 musician. two Purple Hearts with clusters. And he was told he had Lezeano. who had a grandslam in the Hobson) playing with pain and it’s Home, 318 Burnside Ave., is in and State Rep. Abraham Giles, D- 470 Cantor SL Mandtoftor 643-7732 Detroit (Young 4-3), N “He was a master showman and a won the Bronze Star. TTie medal never arrived. He was cerned because the first time I went fourth. Mike Torrez killin’ him and I get this. I think it’s Jim Rice Cleveland (Wait 8-13) at Chicago charge of arrangements. HartfordT was rated the worst. very hard worker — everything warn later told that a fire had wiped out the Army’s records in (Barrios 8-10), N bam, bam, bam,” Hirt said. “Boy, 1950. Kansas City (Gale 13-5) at Texas could be keep it going — he could “I didn’t think I’d ever get it,” he said ’Thursday. At P ero\ Kathy Sajfal_ (Matlack 11-10), N - Woman Killed in Crash keep the audience entertained.” Ironically, -a ------mailman------brought„------the medal on----- a day , Major League lim ps SOUTH WINDSOR - Susan W. bridge abutment and the three people Prima, who emerged from the teodosio was at the Veterans Hospital in West Haven Canniiia.Seasoii Is Hare Christian Don Sutton Apglogizes James, 24, of Warehouse Point was were thrown o u t., Benny Goodman band to form his seeking 4reatment for recurring blackouts triggered by Now’s tKo TlmN To Do pronounced dead on arrival at Police said a van, driven by Rene own high-powered band that took his battlmield1«U wounds. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Sutton. But his apology is accepted. “I honestly do not remember Leaders over the Las Vegas strip, died It A Sava singling one member of Steve’s fami-i Manchester Memorial Hospital early Thibodeau, 31, of Warehouse Point Strike Out in Talki^ Don Sutton, on the verge of Hopefully, he now realizes the things 5 Thursday. He was 67. NATIVE* rORCHARItoFRESH-i that I do are positive things.” ly in the argument, but the impoftant this morning of injuries suffered in came along and struck the car. YOU CANT BEAT THIS tears, apologized as a i Chris­ Batting an accident on Route 5 in South Wind­ Police said it was foggy at the time. Prlma’s third wife, singer Gia Tomaloao, Com, Oroan A The altercation occurred because fact is that the feeling exists that this Maione, wqs at his beside at 5:20 Yalow Sqiiaah, M i, C«*a, •luoDorrIoa, Pluiiia, Rod, NatioituI Leaauc sor. BACK TO BCHOOL E0g Hanl. Baala, Rad A h S NEW YORK (UPI) — Major-league umpires failed to get to tian and a ballplayer, for his Garvey was upset about some things did happen and feelings are hurt. The accident, at 12:39 a.m., is still W hIla'A Blua QfaRoa, AB H Avg. Kenneth Beebe, 22, of Enfield,” under investigation. p.m. ’Iliursday when' he died of a “P------t » a r a , B ro e o a ll, Maltoa, Paara, Llmaai first base in their discussion with the league presidents part in Sunday’s fist fight with Sutton had said about him in a Having caused the feeling is the CaidHInwBf, Aoaro A M la r- Qrapothilt. JKataci 391 124 .317 driver of the car, and another brain tumor complicated by , Uaka, Vama; .lioownHiknwov f thursday over renegotiation of their contract.] Steve Garvey in New York.- Washington Post story. He con­ same as having said it. Burroughs, Atl pneumonia. He had been in a coma “My role as a Christian should Rose, Cin 527 163 ,309 passenger, Ailen P. Coltey, 23, of ^BIKESIIII A spokesman for the American "I failed to do the right thing, and I fronted Sutton with the article before since. 1975. \ have instructed their teams to con­ have been to, at all costs, prevent Clark, SF 463 143 .309 Warehouse Point, both suffered League said nothing was resolved but humbly and sincerely apologize to Sunday’s game. Mountain climbing tact local umpiriljg groups as a con­ Sutton later said the fight started hurt feelings, to soothe those that.are Parker, Pit 441 136 .308 severe internal injuries and were ad­ that an announcement would be anyone who has been embarrassed by MANILA, Philippines (UPI) — buy YOUB DAILYNUIRBEBB HEUfc tingency in case of a strike. hurt and to prevent arguments. I Smith, LA 381 117 .307 mitted to Hartford Hospital, police this whole incident,” the pitching when Garvey poked him with his in- , Mountain-climbing is becoming an forthcoming today. ) Phillips said no-strike clauses “do could have done all that very easly Madlock, SF 345 106 .307 said. Fire Calls - — — — COUPON— — — — “ 1 don't even know what it's star said Thursday night before the dex finger, darvey said it began increasingly popdar sport in the not preclude unions from engagingin with just the right word or explana­ Bowa, Phil 507 154 .304 Police said the accident happened about,” the spokesman said. “I do Dodgers’ game against Philadelphia. after Sutton brought Garvey’s wife, Philippines, both for domestic and work ' stoppages to protest unfair Concepcion, Cin 454 137 .302 on the bridge that crosses the Scantic East Hartford know that (Richard) Phillips will be Sutton delivered the prepared Cyndy, into the conversation. tion dr apology.” foreign tourists. labor practices.” “The last few days I have thought Crpmrtie, Mtl 474 142 .300 River. Police said the car hit the Thursday, 12:11 p.m. -■ n ise alarm at ; in toWn overnight, so they will statement for newspaper, television ^20 PACKAGE DEAL A source close to the American of nothing else and I’ve tried over Cruz, Hou 450 135 .300 Penney High School on Faroes St. r probably be talking tomorrow. and. radio reporters, but would not Thui^y, 5:04 p.m. — Medical call to INCLUDU • KIGKtTAIIO •GOlUNfl CARLE League disputed Phillips' claim, and over to figure out why this all Anierirun • LOCK •LUOflARE HACK , "f can’t even say whether the tone however, saying the contract also answer any questions. Toward the Personal Tee AB H Avg. 21 Daley Q>urt. was favorable or unfavorable.” had to happen,’’ Sutton said Andover Youth Killed onto«o<»tiiiimwinimMiml.stcHim s««i» sm o forbids work'stoppages. , end of the statement his voice was 456 154 .338 Thurtoay, 5:52 p.m. — Medical call to 3 The umpires are seeking to choked with emotion and tears were Thursday. “And the only possible Carew, Min I ' G M ral MWT u M huna ar rau OMUl j Scores Win Rice, Bos 520 168 .323 Earl B. Lane, 19, of Webster Lane, and Diane Lane of Andover, and his Columbus Circle. i renegotiate the last 3 (A years of their .Jn his eyes. reason I can find is that my life isn’t Thursday, 5:55 p.ml — Medical call at Completing a perfect season 338 107 .317 Andover, died from injuries in an materal grandmother, Mrs.,Rhoda five-year Contract that was'signed Steelers Trade Garvey, his left eye still reddened being lived according to what I know, Piniella, NY Silver Lane and Shannon Road. —----^ record in 12 games. Personal Tee 387 122 .315 automobile accident in Willimantic Benedict Of Andover, u K iM SlN S i 4 NMM n a WHh HnhM t of before the start of last season. They PITTSBURGH (UPI) The by the fight, watched a tape of Sut­ as a Christian, to be right. Oliver, Tex Thursday, 6:29 p.m. — Motor vehicle ' trimmed Johnson Paint last night to 346 109 .315 Thursday night. are seeking greater benefits in Pittsburgh _ Steelers announced______ton’s comments on a television “Because if it were, then there Roberts, Sea A private funeral will be conducted accident at 1333 Burnside Ave. S SliiSJ J*Rff5L2f* win the Senior Girls’ Softball Cham­ 375 114; .304 He was born in Hartford and lived .$«£ $11017 nw MKBT 2 3 rtb m M _ _ vacations, salaries, expenses and job /thursday they are returning tight monitor in a local station’s van. He would not have been an article in a Brett, KC at the convenience of the family. Thursday, 8:25 p.m. — False alarm at Whitaker, Det 379 115 .303 most of his life in Andover. NTTOIMlia MTCUDEALB security. / end Paul Sevmour.Seymour, who was acmiirpdacquired assumed that Sutton’s apology in­ newspaper in which I would offend pionship. The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 the Pitkin &hool on Hill Street. Denise Boutilier collected three Bostock, Cal 461 139 .302 He is survived by his parents, Mr. Thursday, 10:17 p.m. — Cfe fire at 499 The umpires, represented in the Aug. 15 in a trade for wide receiver cluded him and accepted it. any of my teammates. And there Main St., Manchester, is in charge of >u HUB wui wMdmB mMBmm n wanucMiiii I hits and Vicky Mobley and Paula Munson, NY 477 142 .298 and Mrs. Edmond (Dorothy Silver Lane. / ' talks by I’hillips, have threatened to Frank Lewis, to the Buffalo Bills “I accept his iapology,” Garvey would not have been a confrontation arrangements. Thompson, Det 460 137 .298 Benedict) Lane of Andover; two Today, 12:46 a.m. — Washdown at walk out this weekend if their because he is physically unable to said. “I will not be able to forget in which there were harsh words, Lenti two each for the Tees. Beth Tobin scattered four hits. Yount, Mil 362 108 .298 brothers, John Lane and Phillip Lane' Friends may call at the funeral Governor Street exit Interstate S^east- demands are not met. Both leagues play football. what happened and neither will Don hurt feelings and a scuffle. of Andover; two sisters, Phyllis Lane home Saturday, 7 to 9 p.m. bound. A ( PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Frl.. Auf. g , 1W» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl.. Aug. 25.1978- PAGE THIRTEEN Second-Seed Ramirez Best in the W orW , Upset by Argentinian Tracy Austin Goal NEW YORK (UPI) - She mind of her own and right now all she also on hand for the announcement o f wishes to do is play with her peers, the new women’s circuit, and she BROOKUNE, Mass. (UPI) Ramirez. “I knew he was good. He - Cricket Club outside Boston. ; still has the habits of a little girls in the 16-to J9-year-old bracket. s^k e of the obvious comparison didn't surprise me. 1 surprised Fourth-seeded Manuel Orantes of girl, which is perfectly un­ — Some days nothing goes myself with how badly I played.” [ Pro Tennis J "Do you find yourself being treated between Austin and Evert. right. Raul Ramirez had one of Spain an'd unseeded Paolo Bertolucci derstandable becaiise more differently because of all the atten­ “Personality wise, Tracy is more “I couldn't Win a point from the of Italy were tied 1-1 in the first set those days Thursday. backcourt. I said what the' hell. I'll than anything else, that’s tion you’re getting?” the radio man open than Chrissie was at this age,” an inteipreter. “I'm-very happy to and A.she and Krulevitz were tied 2-2 said Anthony. “She’s very bright on The second-seeded Ramirez, of rush fhe net. When he passed there I .win against him.” exactly whatl5-year-old Tracy asked her. ip their opening set when the rain “Not by my good friends,” Tracy and off the court, and because of her Mexico, was run out of the $200,000 went back again. You've got to try Ramirez took a 3-2 lead in the Austin is, a little girl suddenly forced a halt to play Thursday night. Austin answered softly. sense of humor, she can socialize U.S. Pro Tennis Championships by somethiijg^^but I just couldn't win opening set, but Cierc started to pass Tournament officials said that the thrust into an alien world of "What about all the publicity? more easily with people older than Argentine upstart Jose-Louis Cierc, any points,^ he. said. him repeatedly at the net and won 10 t\^o matches and another third-round grown-ups. Would you say it's changing you?” she. 6-3, 6-2. The 20-year-old Cierc was almost of the last 12 games. In one stretch in match, between Poland Wojtek Fibak as surprised at the lopsided score as Tennis wise, the .golden-haired. "It’s changing some of the people i"The one thing that impresses me No matter what he tried, it didn't the second set Cierc won 11 straight and New Zealand's Chris Lewis work. When Ramirez rushed the net, Ramirez. , Rolling Hills, Calif., teen-ager is far around me, but I don’t think it’s iqost about her, apart from the way points and 16 out of 17 as Ramirez would be played today, weather per­ older than her years. Otherwise, changing me very much.” she plays, I mean, is her curiosity.” the 12th-seeded Cierc hit the Vail by “I played very well today. Ramirez committed a batch of unforced mitting, in an attempt to keep the him with ease. When he stayed back is very good, so I was surprised,” she’s pretty much what you’d expect “What is>your overall ambition? Anthony went on. "She’s very errors. • • tournament on schedule. her to be, just a friendly, fun-loving What, would' you like to grow up to curious about everything. Her at the baseline, he stiil got -beaten. Cierc, who was runner-up in last' Rain, washed out the rest of the ■ But the National Weather Service kid. > ■ be?’’ favorite word is ‘why’?” / "It was one of those days,” sighed week's Canadian Qpen, said through matches Thursday at the Longwood said more rain was expected. “I think it would be ^ h a m e to rob .“Well, I don’t want to grow up to be But the answer to how far Tracy her of her childhood,” her mother, a ,secretary,” replied competitive Austin will go in tennis possibly was Jeanne, said Tuesday, standing off to tennis’ newest prodigy, without provided best by Rosie Casals. She UConn Squad Lists Young People the side along th^ wall of a room changing expression. said the young^er’s forte on the where her daughter, the No. 1 ranked The youngest player ever to com­ court is concentration. “.With time, that will get better,” Ken Sweitzer out of Hand High in he's ever coached, "We have some player in the U.S. for 18-year-oId-and- pete in the Wimbledon cham­ By LEN AUSTEB schoolboy level, started his Quarter Midget Car Drivers a n d Trophies under girls and the No. 7 ranked said Casals. “Her serve also will get Madison, one of the highly touted seniors with an outstanding attitude pionships, Tracy rdacbed.the third collegiate career at guard before better. How far will she go? That lleruUI SitorlMHriler freshmen recruits,'is another in line and the probfbm is to blend with the with trophies won recently at Syracuse, N.Y. woman player in the world, was round last year before losing to (?hris being shifted. He was the smetimes Left to right, Tim Rooney, 7, Brian Rooney, trying to have her lunch and accom­ depends on her tenacity, how badly “We have so many young for the QB post but if he doesn't young people. Evert, with whom she is compared starter last year but has emerged the 8, Brigid Rooney, 12, and Jay Griffin, 12, Street Race displayed out front. (Herald modate a radio man who kept she wants it. She may get to the point start, “will play someplace,” Nad­ "We have to sthy'healthy (to (jom- most frequently. She made it to the people sometimes it is very clear cut regular. kneel beside their quarter midget race cars photo by Pinto) ^ pushing his mike a little too close to where she says, ‘I don’t want this zak stated. pete week by week with [the quarter-finals of the 1977 U.S. Open difficult,” remark^ Universi­ Where the big puzzle for UConn is her face at the same time. anymore’.” Another prize catch ,' Raymond schedule). How vital is the fijst where she was beaten by Betty Stove ty of Connecticut head football at the skilled positions where all but '< ^ t her have her fun is the way I and this year in Dallas, she ended. From the looks of it, though, Tracy James out of Bogalusa, La., has not game? We have to taste victory |t»r- one are up for grabs. Leading can- fe^about it,” Jeanne Austin said, Martina Navratilova’s 37-match win­ Austin wants to be No. 1 enough so Coach Walt NUdzak at the an­ didate for the all important quarter­ disappointed. He clock^ a 4.3 in the ly, We feel it is. a game we haV» to watching her little girl attempting to ning streak. that she’s a good bet to make it some nual gridiron luncheon back slot is Dave Greenhalgh, a 6-5, 40'and in a Thursday morning scrim­ have," continued Nadzak.' .. Rooneys and Griffin eat at a noon get-together to an­ How far will Tracy Austin go in day soon. Thursday at the Faculty- 212-pound transfer from Dodge City mage session boomed a punt 75 “I've been looking back in the nounce the formation of the Avon , women’s tennis? That’s still a ques­ Junior College. yards. He could land a starting berth records to see if there is any tradi­ Alumni Center on the Storrs Futures Circuit for women. tion. Pats Cut 10 "His (Greenhalgh) ability to throw in a “possible ali-freshman tion we can build on. But there really campus. "If I had to use one word to “She wants to be No. 1,” said Billie the ball gives him the inside track,” backfield.” hasn't been a tradition in footbaltat SMfTHFIELD, R.I. (UPI) - ^J...We have young people who can Connecticut.” describe her, it would be 'deter­ Jean King, who was among those Veterans Ken Ellis and Mike Patrick Nadzak commented. "The receivers "We could have the basis for an Winners’ Circle mined',” Tracy Austin’s mother make things happen," assessed the present Tuesday. “She loves to prac­ exciting football team,” stated Nad­ That Nadzak hopes to do something were among 10 players cut by the second-year Husky leader, who hopes like him and the secondary respects went on. “She has a will to succeed tice and loves, to play. As she ^ows zak of what will be the fastest club about in this his second season. are locked in gear chain driven, New England Patriots. . for better things after coining here him.” By LEN AUSTER the .checkered flag six times and and when H comes to something like older, she’ll go to the net more often runnerup slot three other occasions. average around 165 pounds, and are Other cuts were: six-year veteran from Juniata (Allege apd recording a . Herald Sporlswriler turning professional, we’re going and that will make her' the more Jay has also done well in other capable of achieving speeds of 45 safety Dick Conn, a six-year veteran; disappointing 1-10 ihark the first go EH FdU Soccer 4*Ypu’re not supposed to start miles per hour or more. very slowly, we don’t want to rush complete player. Her mom and dad defensive end Jim Mitchell, free- around. competition. This past July 1 he won her at alf.” are not. pushing her. and that's a Starts Sept. 17 wving ui^.-^u’re 16, but the New England States Cham­ The Rooney cars, all decked out agent wide receiver Dave Quehl and Nadzak told' the assembled media Tracy doesn’t seepi to be the type plus.” The East Hartford Park Jftn’t telF'^at to four area pionship for his class at^d on Aug. 6, with the No' 10, are sponsored by wide receiver Darryl Brown. Also representatives, he is pleased to have who can be rushed. Voted the most Julie Anthony, who has been Department reminds CLEARANCE SALE youngsters. Nof only do they he won the Great Race Senior Novice R.T. Coach Works of Manchester and cut were punter Mike Burke, running T ^ Walton and Darrell Wilson, both impressive newcomer of 1977 by the playing tennis .more' than 20 years children and parents that Division, held in Syracuse, N.Y. At Gil's Mobil of Bolton. Jay Griffin’s back Patrick McNeil, offensive who sat out a year, back in.the secon­ drive, but race — race quarter World Tennis Association and d ie te d herself full time it as Perennial Women's Champion the fall soccer league will the latter. Jay competed against car, cranberry and white No. 61, is guard Terry Falcon, and linebacker dary, strengthening that area. He midget cars at the Little T at membership, she obviously has a a professional four years-ago, was begin tept. 17.. Boys and youngsters from as far away as sponsored by Don's American, to Mike Hawkins. Six times in the last seveq^ears, Wendy Ehrlich has won the feels UConn will be solid up front Tpompson Speedway that is. girls who Registered last Florida. Tolland St., Manchester. "Chief Women’s Division Club Cham^onship at Ellington Ridge Coun­ defensively but is not as sure at BRAND NEW 197S DATSUNS * JTlin Rooney, 7, Brian Rooney, 8, wrench” for the Rooney quarter linebacker. He is, however, pleased spring have b ^ placed on The Rooneys, formerly of try Gub. Five of the triumphs have come in succession. Since one of 22 teams. Some Rooney, 12, and Jay Griffin, Manchester but now residing in midgets is Mr. Rooney while Mr. joining the'club in 1972, only inlOTS when she didn’t compete has with the “ linebacker-types ja, all members of the ‘Ojstom Griffin handles and prepares Jay’s rgeruited." coaches have alr0|tly Bolton, are, tough customers to be anyone else gained the title. Ehrlich defeated Gretchen Kundahl begun practicing with their 150 CARS J^iarter Midget Club’, race Sundays reckoned wfth also. Tim in his junior car.. The Huskies, who kick off "the y | the Little T. This is the first year novice division finished in second in Racing, which has been shut down in the 54-hole finals, 235 to 260. Kundahl was also runner-up a season Sept. 9 against Northeastern teams. Pee Wee Division teams racing for Tim, who competes in the point standings at the end of the because of the Grand Nationals'in TOUGH CHEVY LUV year ago. (Herald photo by Richmond) at home at Memorial Stadium, offen­ will play Sundays at 1 p.m. ^M or novice, and Jay, senior novice, first segment. Brian in junior stock Toledo, Ohio, resumes Aug. 27 and sively appear set in the line, Nadzak IN STOCK M ile Brian (junior stock) and Brigid Junior teams at 2:30 at had gathered the most points while will continue until October. Competi­ noted. That group is“ anchored by Nicholson Park, Burnside ;(|enior stock) are old pros, this being Brigid shared first place in senior tion begins each Sunday at noon with senior Bill Leahy, 6-2, 238, at center. ^ i r second year of competition. stock. qualifying heats which are . 10 laps Leahy, an East Catholic product who Field, Penney High Field and (jorman Park. Boys > tEach has done very well neotiating At the Syracuse Street Race, Tim, qnd features which are 15 laps in Top Seeds Draw garnered all-HCC honors on the the one-twentieth of a mile, one- and girls in 7th and 8th "Him KNOWIHGiY m m iD Brian and Brigid took second, third length. grade will play at Labor eighth degree banked oval track. and fourth placements in their Admission! to the' Little T Track is J U-year CounUjOnerheidPokj! Jay, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Armstrong Out Field. ■ respective divisions. free and spectators are more than .Griffin of W. Vernon St., in the first Tough Opponents MONTREAL (UPI) - Unesman Parents interested in The youngsters handle cars \^lcome to come and watch these aigiqant lust completed,wound up Neil Armstrong, who participated in coaching or aiding the DATSUN equipped with 2-horsepower, 1- youngsters, who range in age from 5 more games than any other person in in 'the point stanmngs. In 10 cyllnder, 4-cj^le engines. The cars to 15, race their quarter midgets. NEW YORK (UPI) — The possibility of early major upsets in coaches may contact the © I c h ^regularly scheduled races, he took National Hockey League history, has 289-6483 Open eves.'til 10 the U.S. Tennis Championships next week was set up Thursday Park Office at 289-2781 ext. retired after 21 seasons as an official. 317 between 8:30-4:30. Route 5. Eosl Windsoi Conn when several of the top seeds drew tough assignments on the The 45-year-old Armstrong, a Bradley Retires first round. the first time. native of Plymptdti, Ontario, Jai Alai Results ST. LOUIS (U P I)-S afe­ No. 1 men's seed Bjorn Borg, who “You always expect to get through appeared in 1,744 regular season ty Bill Bradley, 31, games and was in 198 Stanley Cup barely escaped a first-round loss to the first couple of rounds without Thermostatically Thursday retired from Reclining buckets m OIK Ndus on pm Victor Amaya at Wimbledon, drew much trouble,” Borg said. ‘T il take playoff contests during- a career controlled fan Thursday Evening professional, football after which began Nov. 16,1957. He intends DaWnight rear luc uc i d 4 Z M iIM lid id m another tough opening match when them easy anytime.” view mim>r IBIMilMUSnBNm i d i d a ... « id 4H nine full seasons ,in the to continue as the golf pro at the 4 Ml li*r I lu i iM Ul IMM m i d I MfiW VMM id veteran Boh Hewitt’s name was the Several of the other men seeds also 4-speed •iUhMM S l IN m kt-1 ltd MWi 24 4id NFL. He spent most of his first one announced in the randtm Canterbury Country Club near Sar­ standard transmission H tav lagv UN 4 NrWi 7-4 ISld PiiMi4-2lld career with the find rough passage to Uie second Ti m 744 drawing. ’ .-t nia, Ont. Oversized trunk * Wri*M«UI IjaiM TriMi 4*24 d id Philadelphia Eagles but FOR FUN FOR RUSINESSI r d w . Second-seeded Jimmy Con­ Rack and pinion : NriMi H IIUI ondKddussnwns Tara CM d d is o n p m Hewitt, a tall, crafty veteran, is nors will go against promising young ? TMlIMttlM ttahvi IIJI Id Id 3 Km 17JC 7.d id played the last four games steering 2.MkWi id id 4JI Id NEW 78 LUV primarily a doubles player but he’s American Tom Oullikson and third- Jets Cut Squad Mbailatnii UN IN IN 3MriiCiai*i Id id of last season witlTthe St. NEW 78 LUV capable of giving anyone a hard time. -SlBlMiaMl SN IN m k 1-2 3id sssr MMl-3 3id Louis Cardinals. seeded Guillermo Vilas, the defen­ WEST HEMPTEAD, N.Y. (UPI) Front- Hewitt, who teamed with Frew iu £ > ^ MMi i-2 IHM P«MiM13UI ding champion, has to start dgainst — The New York Jets cut their roster wheel drive Ml* 14 ttN TiMmU 1-24 $IT.d TriMi 3-14 a i d P icku p Pibkup McMillan to win the Open doubles ti­ MMi 14 lUN n e n OK atto a n rm o m n CMi d dus o n p m another tough South African, Cliff to 49 playdrs by dropping running TIMI4 4 UUH Bradley cited “ the 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed trans., Longbed. 4 cyl. engine, tle last year as well as' this year’s 7M m I ILd i d Xd llmhmmn l i d i d i d Drysdale. 'back Charlie White for the secoiylr TNiNKMUiuiamn I Mw&i, • i d U 4EnMkMi i d llJ I physical drain your bod^ rear step bumper, radio. speed trans., rear step Wimbledon doubles, could surprise Poww front Equalizing dual- . 4-w heel im a j. UN TN IN S lM C m a i Id Carter Care Package bumper, ‘radio, Carter Care Other seeds, who will have to be time in three days. independent suspenskm ^ *iMil-7 3id MWi24 4id undergoes through so many Borg. disclM^es Radial ply tires hraking system lu ll* >N 4N Stk. IF1425 Package. Stk. ifi1671 sharp to survive the opening round, White, a second-year running back T li>Nii n ii~ u* MMi 7-112Ld PvrMi241lid years of being pounded up­ Borg has been away from the game include No. 6 Brian Gottfried, who . 6 iM I4 ilN TriMi 7-14 M7JI TriMi 244 71Ld from Bvthune-Cookman, was waived MMi 4-INN BdTi CMi d d u t o n p m morn CM ddus cna p m on. Football and I blend^ SAVES_____ SAVE $ M395 for three weeks and is not used to plays Australian Phil Dent, No. 8 on Tifesday but waivers were • l i M t-M INN S i M t a M Til i d i d S ln M11 I M v 12JI id id beautifully together. It’s a playing on the concrete-based sur­ Raul Ramirez of Mexico, paired SnMiawawianim I M M M 7.d i d 4ZM Ir 7.d id m i % FOR MILEAGE 33 MPG HIGHWAY - SAVE $ 23 MPG qTY face that will be used in the Open for recalled a day later. The Jets’ final .I M 17N 7.N !N cSIriiSSSii id 4JI sad experience when these against Australian John Alexander. cut will be made next Tuesday. 'IN * u» u; MMMdJI MM34aJI playing days are over.” 0NIY43295‘BUYS ' l l * U l MMi O il P«M il4 2474C taM 4-7 4I.N TriMi 1-14 d id TriMi 34-T Md-d M4MI4 UUI 14 Golfers Better Par, TiMi I4-] NLN OUR USED CARS ARE Pate, Gilbert in Lead ARATIZS PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) — If higher scores were the Jai Alai SALE PRICED TOO! aim of the changes made to the famed Pinehurst Country Entrlas l a w n s ta r ts with Club No. 2 layout, the project was a huge success. so COMPLETEUr EQUIPPED A b e a u t i f u l Only 14 golfers bettered par in Thursday's first round of 1 Friday Evening 75 MATADGR *2895 78 DODGE. *3595 the Hall of Fame Golf Classic, in contrast to 48 last year. Udm ttm a hig isma Station Wagon. V-8, A/trans., air con­ Coronet Brougham 4 Door. V-6, Jerry Pate, still winless this year, and Gibby Gilbert ABOUT AU.Y0UH^ \.Z dition. A/trans., air cond., vinyl roof, P/S, had 4-under-par 67s, primarily because they managed to IS P/B, radio. keep Hie ball out of the tough wire grass that borders the s i U Cna 4 S 78 MUSTANG *4495 fairways. *7. bail M i S 2+2, 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., stereo 75 VEGA GT *2095 Four golfers were knotted two strokes behind the When you work TO DO IS PKKACOIOR. . radio, defogger. leaders at 69. including Leonard Thompson, who grew up iJ3 Cpe. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., radio, MfiMIDMUS mi defogger. playing the course, Howard Twitty, Greg Powers and for the best, 78 HGNDA CIVIC *3195 Tom Kite. You get all this as standard equip­ or 24,(XX) miles. Additionally, you’re ' 1. lilirtM 7NI 75 VEGA MOOS 3 Door. 4 cyl., 4 apeed trans., radio. .LZiVriMwl Hatchback Cpe. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., 78 GRAN TORINO «4495 "When you drive it in'the roug^ you might as well ment on a Fiat 128. All in a sleekly covered for the first 12 mdnfiis or . I M l Ciru llminlIrMq radio. forget it, " said Gilbert aftpr an afternoon round that con- yep get so much wore. liM riM bpi 1 Cwiica I CwMi station Wagon, 3 seats. V-B, A/trana., 12,000.miles for just about any defect 15. Jnj 75 DASHER *3495 air condition, P/S, P/B, radio. styled European performance sedan :U Cm CM* I taincHl five birdies and a late bogey. "If I drive the ball Llkt top ratot. ValuiMo bonofllt. .lob divtrtHy. And 77 HONDA CVee *4095 2 Door, 4 cyl., A/trana., radio, that really does have room for four in material or workmanship.** Ask 17. M S«|i» i EhrriiEMin* like 1 did today 1 have a chance of winning." Uw chinco to •hupon your (Mill in a modam ihop. *i UlUii 7. Mrti SMtiai Sta. Wagon. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., Pate, who has pocketed $124.0(X) even though he's fail^ Work alongside some of the top people In this area. because it’s got a transversely mounted * your Fiat dealer for exact details. ibtaHniUi radio. 78 HONDA CVee *3395 to win this year, complimented the 7,050-yard layout, but That's what you'll find at Hamilton Standard-a dy­ • MCMKMHB SdSCmiWiWM 77 NOVA *3950 4 Door. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans, radio. namic producer ol advanced electronic, test, space, engine, too. So come on in, pick a color, and 7 NUTS MCMENdUS he played in the morning before the greens dried out. and overhaul and support systems. Get In touch with L' 1. Mt (km I 7 pm 74 BUICK REGAL *3245 4 Door. 8 cyl.. A/trana., P/S, radio. "I think the golf course is in terrific condition," said And would you believe it, this take a Fiat 1,28 2-Door, 4-Door, or ICimyikMi Sport Cpe. V-B, A/trana., air condi­ us-and get so much more. Openings are (or; iioiedM 75ASTRE *1995 the former U.S. Open champion. "The guys who are hatchback for H test drive, today. ■ iCMlUpl llnM IM M a tion, P/S, P/B, FM radio. Hatchback Cpe. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., comes with it: your iMvKCirM 4. SiIm Mir 77 NOVA *3950 playing well should not hit itijh the rough. 1 had perfect MACHINE OPERATORS MACHINISTS radio. 'Price bascJ on 1978 man JKclurcr's MigyecteJ retail prite i CmM I 70 NOVA *3795 4 Door, 6 cyl., A/trana., P/S, radio. lie's in the fairway." * (set-up preferred) Jig-t)ore Fiat power train is war- POE. InbnJ Iramportalion. dealer preparation, kval taxes and 7. U Mv I i fttoti CcMin Internal Grinder Jig-Mill optional etjuipment mtt inetiided. ! ifadjOM ItksiiKwmi 4 Door. 6 cyl., A/lrana., P/3, P/B, . I'ate started on the back and burned up the front side to Thread Grinder ranteed for 24 inonths . SdSZMMwn tDvriiCiMa 74 GRAN TORINO *2895 .Grinder hiwfr Train "Presumes mtrmal trscand sersiee. Excludes tires, batters, radio, tie the course record of 5-under 30 with one bogey, four Crush Grinder Milling Machine normal fading and deterixtratktn oPbiHh exterixte and normal ‘ 4thCMf SKUS SdSMnZM 78 TOYOTA *3395 Cpe. V-8, A/trane., air cond., P/S, Itoiranly ; 7 p m IM CM SMUS ‘ LMIIHHIiaT Turret Lathe Lathe . birdies and an eagle over the nine hule„stretch. ntaintenance items. 7 Pm 78 GREMLIN ^ *4198 Corolla 4 Door. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., stereo radio. (Jilberl, winner of three tournanients in 10 years on the Gear Tooth Grinder Tool Maker ' iiS U i Ltaii Dept, of Agriculture experts agree; A M -FM cassette. Screw Machine Experimental lUnk llrpiica 2 Door. 6 cyf., A/trans., air condition, lour, also started on the back and had birdies at the13th, Borematic (multi tool) Machinist i I 1 ftanki I “FALL !S THE BEST TIME P/S, radio. ^ I4th and IHlii holes. He added birdies at four and five and iCkasiil iHM TO START...OR RENOVATE YOUR LAWN" 76 GREMLIN *2595 Toot Qrinder Avon Hartford New Haven : iCrri icrivti 77 PINTO *3895 Hatchback. 6 cyl., A/trans., P/S, \J«)ok a bogey-4 -m Ihe sixth hole after landing in a sand-' Sheet Metal PALLOm & POOLE, INC. CONTINENTAL GARAGE, INC. ! r.obM i Mir 77 GRANADA *4695 WELUNS IMPORT CARS . iCirei •AUTUMN-ATION Is LAWN-A-MATS name lor our FALL station W agon. 4 cyl., 4 speed trana. radio. trap. Worker 549 Wethersfield Avenue 205-209 Davenport Avenue < IQmk Greenskeeper care program, customized to meet the neede ol 4 Door. V-8, A/trans„ air condition,’ (Precision 385 Weal Main St. 4 Sd ll Llica "KncKrk on wood, but 1 didn't have a.three-putt today (203) 246-2338 (203) 7776579 * MhCMKddUS mukk your lawn, yviten you buy ypu( lawn producta (rom Ihe Lawn-A- P/S, P/B, radio. 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SriMOtkM 1IM2M • Powar Aaratkm 'more concerned witfi the condition of the greens than the ilkrMIMMii T.iMaCinM OPEN MON. thru WED. Ul 9 PM - SatuiUays ’Ml 5 £ rough. SdSZMCM i Ema M« 0HLY247-6Bd • Powar Rolling . SdSteMIEesMT* MANIMESTER EVENING HERALj^i Ifaicheatef. i;k)nn.. Fii., A w . 25, 1978 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD] Manchriter, C^n.. Fri- Aug. » , 1878 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• l^ipyard Help Wented , 78. National Weather Forecast Peopletalk Impresses and part-time positions are available.’ We will train. CaU 29 piUF^lHsa&ns Andy’s A&gel '♦ ; Secretary 289-1527. One of “ Charlie's Angels” became Andrew’s angel as ghe Hcratb SEWING MACHINE. well Wednesday, and promptly went underground to es­ GROTON lUPl) - operators and general (a cto n Compiled and W xilltn By Summer^ckviilea in M anakesler (SAM). 30J cape the hounds of the m e ^ . Things could be better, but CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING workers. Apply PlUowtez, «) Regent Street, Manchekter. Kate Jackson married actor Andrew Stevens at the Defense Secretary Harold summer home of singers James Taylor and Carly Simott, Brpwn says he's impressed WAITRESSES FuU- and' part- on the island of Martha’s Vineyard, off the Massachusetts ’ with what he saw during a time openinra days. Excellent fringe benefits and working Concert Seasoii Is O ver coast. ,, , tour of the Electric Boat P H O N E 643-2711 The couple then went into hiding as ahorde of reporters conditions. Apply in person shipyard, the Navy’s with a style that fits his music and' and phott^idiers vainly scoured the island for them. FOR ASSISTANCE INJ>LACING YOUg AD only to: Howard Johnson The summer concert season ended’ talent of the musiciaiis is responsible largest builder of nuclear Restaurant, 394 Tolland Turn- \ his tenor voice is powerful and clear. last Saturday night and two local for their success. They were able to One-time costar F arr^ Fawcett-Majors was seen in submarines. HAPPY pUce, Manchester. town? TIMhsAtVtll The vocal harmony in the Aztec Two- rock bands saw that it went out with back up Longo and Sinclair on the Boston, where the couple picked up the marriage license, Electric Boat, a division I ANNIVERSARY a resonant bang. acoustic nuinbers as well as being Step piece “ Humpty Dumpty” was but no one has confirmed whether or not she attended the of General Dynamics INDEX REUABLE PERSON over 18 especially stunningy A D VER TISM 6 ADVERTISING fo general duUhs for local "Relayer" started things off with able to carry the songs themselves. nuptials. ' Corp., .got in. trouble with N O T IC II I MOM & DAD! g r in W shop Flexible hours, Behind the scffles, the liftin g '1 — Loet itnd Found their repertoire of heavy. metal After listening to tjrummer Glen The groom is the son of actress Stella Stevens. the Navy in a'cost overrun RATES expertise o f Pete Godreau gave the 2 — Pecsonale DEADLINE experience helpful. Apply in classics. Rick Costello b elM out the Threlfail and electric pianist Dave ^Kennedy Weds dispute earlier this year 3 r> Annouricoments Love, . . person between Ham .qnd stage appearance of Orion a 12:00 noon the day before ' 1 day — 11$ word per day uri aiAtHCRjoToeuT^OTO • •lyrics to “ Rocky Mountain Way” and Thomson, there can be no doubt as to 4 Enlertainment pubIleaUon. •3 daya ... 10c word per day 2pm, 660 Center Street. Actor George Kennedy married Texas socialite Joan. over construction of 5 — Auctions ' .Stacey and Bret then apologized for the band’s un­ thesvalidify of their credentials. They professional air. The lighting took Defdllne for Saturday and ‘ 6 days — 9$ word per day McCarthy Thursday in a ^r-of-the-moment ceremony, nuclear attack submarines 26 days ....8 c wprd per day, For period ending 7 a.m. EST 8/26/78. During Fridliy polished rendition of “ Low'Spark.” both turned in flawless perfor­ almost four hours to set up but was .FINANCIAL Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. h e l p WANTED - CASHIER in Santa Ana; Calif. in the 688 class. 6 — BondS'SlockS'Moifigaott IS words $2.00 minimum • XO part time 8am to tom. Please night, showers will.be expected in the Hacific Northwest, mances. They showed musical polish well worth the effort. 9 -w Personal Loans Happy Ads ...... $2.30 Inch Still it didn't takd^nuch more }han The S^year-old actor, who won an Oscar for best sup­ l , Delays and cost overruns apply in person at m n k ’s, 725 North Dakota and the mid Atlantic area, while mostly fair that is rarely seen at N!t. Nebo. • SA M would like to thank everypne to ~ Insurance PLEASE READ a low spark to kindle the spirits of the porting role in 1968 for “ Cool Hand Luke,” intended only. produced charges of tni9- East Modle Tiinipike. weather will prevail elsewhere. Minimum readings include:! The Rickenbacker toss of Rob connected with Saturday night’s per­ EMPLOVMBNT Nebo crowd. Most seemed to be to take out a marriage license when he arrived,at the management by the Navy 13 ~ Help Wanted . YOUR AD . (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta'70 (89), formance for a show well done. HAPPY J? PART TIME Evenings and satisfied with what entertainment • Gaines spoke for itself! Gaines was and the threat of mass 14 Business Opportunities Claaalfled ada a rt .taken over Boston 57 ( 69), Chicago 65 ( 85), Cleveland 61 (80), Dallas 75 Every group Starts somewhere., Orange C opty clerk's office from his summer home in 15 ~ Situation Wenied weekends. Apply in person: they got. also one of the vocalists. , the phone ae a convenience. BIRTHDAY (95), Denver 56 (83), Duluto 54 ( 69), Houston 73 ( 92), Newport R eap, still wearing beach qlothes. firings by the company un­ Herald, to reapo()slbla for Center Street Mobil, 917 “ 1 really enjoyed playing here,” Area club owners, you can do n o ' eOUCATtON Jacksonville 71 (90), KansasCity73 (91), Little Rock7313(95)./ ( Orion thritied a crowd of about 500 But once the license was in hand, the couple decided not less iKwas paid more to 16 '— Private Instructlona only one Incorrect Inaeftlon and I NANCY I Center Street, Manchester. said the outstanding bdss player, better than Orion. 19 — SctioolS'Ctasses then only to the etoe of the Los Angeles 63 ( 76), Miami 76 ( 90, Minneapolis67 (83),') , N e ^ Saturday night, with their fine blend to. wait. They found a woman judge willing to perform the finish the job. ’’Sweet Sixteen” ^ “ the full moon was the greatest.” William Simon 20 — Instructions Wanted original Insertion. Errors which \ Love Mom, Dad, WAITRESS part time nights Orleans 74 (91), New York 64 (74), Phoenix 78 (102), S an :- of electric and acoustic music. Their Reading Poetry ceremony inunediately and tied the knot. The bride wore "What I’ve seen today do not lateen the value of the REAL ESTATE and weekends. Apply Francisco 58 ( 69), Seattle 54 ( 67), St. Louis 71 (931 and near perfect renditions of several It was a fine night for the last SAM edvertlsement will not be oor> 'i (3arol and Liza ^ a shift over her bathing suit for the occasion. convinces me management 23 — Hornes for Sele Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Washington 67 ( 84). * , concert of the season and Orion Rae Strickland, poet, of Afonchester reads 24 — Lots-Ltnd for Stie rected by an addltidnel Inser* Aztec Two-step • numbers com­ is paying strong attention Manchester. > plimented the group's original songs turned in one of the best perfor­ Race Canceled her pw m titled “ Waiting for the Storm of Home Sweet Home 25 — Investment Property lion. to cost control and efficien­ 26 — Business Property •••••••••••••••••••••eeeee Being proprietress of a 8500 million shipping empire ap­ 27 ■* Resort Property which were composed by guitarists mances in quite a while. Perseids” at an open air coffee house in cy,” Brown told newsmen NURSES AIDSilfVand 11-7, The SAM-Clemens three-part race parently carries clout even in the Soviet Union’s 26 — Reel Eslele Wanted Help W$nf&. 13 John Longo and Wayne Sinclair. The success of the group is partly Center Park Wednesday night. She was one of 'Thursday after a 2Vi hour Enjoy working mitlr’a skilled that was scheduled for Aug. 27 has MISC. SERVICES due to the talent of Wayne Sinclair. “ classless society.” Most Soviet citizens wait up to five 13 Help Wanted 13 and dedicated supporting staff !:?• Longo provided the electHc several members of the Manchester Com­ visit to the shipyard, a divi- 31 — Services Offered Help Wanted SECRETARIAL POSITION at Manchester Manor Nursing He composed a number of the songs been canceled. years to secure an apartment in Moscow. 32 — P4iniing>Papering Help Wanted 13 Help Wented numbers with an acoustic edge that sipn of the General Administrative office of Home. Good wages and Abigail Keane, the key planner of munity College Poetry Workshop who par­ 33 — 6uilding>Contracting RESPONSIBLE MATURE was most effective, but unfortunate­ the group perfoms. This gives the Christina Onassis Kausov and husband Sergei Kausbv 34 — Roofng-Sidmg RN-LPN wanted (or full or health maintenance organiza­ benefits. Please hall Doris L^namics Corp., near New babysitter needed by teacher WAITRESSES PART TIME - m e c h a n ic : - opening due to' group a style of its owij,,a style that the~.race, was Injured and will be un­ ticipated in the program. Arts Encounter per­ have landed one in just two weeks^ and by Russian stan­ 35 — Heaiing*Plumbing part time on all shifts. Apply tion. Starting, salary 810,000 Blain,. RN, Director of ly at times was inaudible. He should London. • 36 —.Flooring in Bolton m m e for school Days and evenings. Must be retirement and promotion able to continue working on this formers played and sang folk songs. (Herald dards, at seven rooms, it’s a palace. ’ director of nursing. Salmon- annually plus liberal fringe Nurses, 64M129. also be. complimented for his song en­ will hopefully carry them to the fame 37 — Movingfor Sale SCHOOL DRIVERS for benefits. Apply: High Stan­ Box 304, Paramos, N.J. 07652. Evening Cleaning Help. CaU biblical story of Cain and Abel. The 62 — Trucks for Se’e weekends. Must he ower 18. in person. To Vic or Mike, Ben Abruzzo, 48, Maxie Anderson, 44, and Larry New­ for the upcoming season... Americai^roadcasting Com­ authorize money for a Tri­ South Windsor. Will train. dard, 31 Prestige Park (Srcle, 643-4000. story is set in pre-World War I 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Apply to manager any evening Manchester Plymouth Inc., man, 31, ail of Albuquerque, N.M., made one last sen­ panies, Inc., of Los Angeles, is suing>Redd Foxx for 85 dent submarine program 64 — MotOfcyqleS'Bicycles ABpIy 90 Brookfield Street or East Hartford. NIGHT HELP SHCHIT COOK. alter 7:30 pm. East Hartford Tolland Turnpike, 8-5 Monday California. “ East of Eden” is con^ million in a breach of contract suit 65 — Campert'Trailert-Mobile call 28^5918, after 12 noon, r Apply in person Arby’s Roast BILLING (^erk or Tel^bone timental stop before leaving. They journeyed to Le next year. Homes Drive-In, Route 5, South Wind­ thru Friday. sidered by critics to be the finest film R E U A B L E -^nT E R wanted. Bm I, 257 "Broad ,Street. Sales Position opening for in­ .^ourget airfield, the oldest in Paris, where Charles At toe same time, a New­ 66 — Automotive Service sor. Matured person preferred. dividual famUiar with Plum­ of James Dean’s career. port News company has 67 — Autos for Rtht-Leese ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST Two shoolj^o children and 8 EXPERIENCED SMALL l i n d ^ ^ landed aboard his Spirit of St. Louis single­ Toy and Gift Plan in the Coun­ m on th C aU evenings, 646- bing & Heating Products. This is the second showing of this EXPERIENCED, responsible ENGINE mechanic previous engine plane in the first solo trans-Atlantic plane been building attack sub­ try - our 31st year! Com­ 5814. wrtlow Drive, Henron. Wholesale Diatifbutor inter­ movie as technical dlffienlties person for paving company. experience required. marines for as much as 30 ••••DDDDeooeV************* missions up to 30% PLUS viewing gualifled appUcants. crossing in 1927. M M H MKfflSS Must'know process of paving Excellent growth opportunity . prevented its completion Aug. 8. You EXPENSES.. Fantastic MACHINE OPEf ^ Phone Mr. Paisons or Mr. percent less per vessel from beginning to end. Also Eckerts, 7«-6103. can see the entire movie Tuesday ( MMSM iU Q I □ N O T IC E S Hostess Awards. CaU Collect needed to run uniq FULL TIME CARPET GrdOnshields, 249-7543. than the cost of the same should be experien ced in 673-0494, of write SANTA’S cleaner, days. Must have car. night Aug. 29, at Mt. Nebo at 8 grading with dozer or grader. W E A R E A C C E PT IN G submarines at Electric Good pay and car allowance NEED EXTRA INCOME? r TV Highlights Tonight ‘’ONEOFUiE ' Lost end Found 1 PARTIES, Avon, Cotm. 06001. APPLICA’nONS for full time o’clock. ' Please call 742-6190. for hard working' individual. We’re looking for Industrious Boat. ALSO BOOKING PAR’HES. p r power press operators. Apply Good wages.tand benefit 528-4)292. couple to clean our office in BESTPieniRES . Brown said the cost LOST-Small femaie cat, CASHIER - Mature, reliable in person to (}usUty Name L A U N D R Y W O R K E R - program, (jvertime available. Manchester, -Monday tbrn preciation; Live from Wolf overrun controversy would “ Daisy” . Yellow with white person for part time work. Plate, Fisher Hill Road, East 8 p.m. CBS, The New OF THE y e a s : Mature individual, for full or Contact shop foreman at 289- APPLICATIONS BEING Thursday eyenings, once on not a severe setback to chest and feet. Vicinity of Flexible work schedule in Glastonbury. TAKEN For Coil Voders & Adventures of Wonder Trap. TlltlE MAGAZINE part time. Must work every 7719 for appointment. weekends. $1K monthly. CaU a i r Bushhill Road. Reward. health and beauty aid store. Assemblers. Day shift, 7:30 to Crafts ^ 9 p.m. CBS, News Special. nuYiiom the Navy's nuclear sub­ Woman. A former high- otoer weekend. Apply in per­ after 7:00 p.m., 633-7706. ~ 9A0 Please call 646-7490. ______Experience preferred but will WORK AT HOME On the 4. Apply in person: Able Coil ranking NATO officer turned “ 19M.” Correspondent Harry marine construction son between 9 a.m. and 4 h m ., EXPERIENCED tram. Apply Brooks Discount, phone servicing our & Electronics, Howard Road,, Elarly. tomorrow morning artists Reasoner anchors a look at Monday thru Friday. East PLUMBER- With experience traitor is bent on sabotaging program. LOST EYEGLAKES in 277 W. M iddle Turnpike, customers in your spare time. PART ,TIME HELP and craftsmen will be unloading their the moods and events of a Hartfoid Convalescent Home, in new housing. Top wages, Bolton. the U.S. Air F orce.(R ) NBC, “ The delay of the Ferguson Road area. CaU 646- Manchester. 646-9196. 249-7773. WANTED- We’re looking, for most salable items in Center Park Black Sheep Squadron. Pappy decade ago. NBC. The 6538. 745 Itoln Street., steady work. Call after 8:00 housewives interested in Tridents does mean some p.m,, 74^7668, or 643-6341. making good money for part for toe second 1978 SAM Crafts Fair. promises the Seabees front Rockford Files. A onetime PARTS SUPERVISOR INSURANCE - Part-time SECRETARY - Regional Life United States nuclear PART TIME ONLY - Drivers time hours, soliciting from Silver jewelry, hand quilted items, row seats at a USO show if prostitute bolds toe secret to a ne^ed for automotive parts position available for person Insurance Office, "Working □ EMPLOYMENT for school busds and station CLERICAL HELP Dynamite former cellmate’s death.(R) forces will be deployed department. Full time salary knowledgeable in personnel for 2” Shorthpd, typing, ap­ our East Hartford office. pottery, original crocheted and they’ll repair bis airstrip.(R) Why Not Order •:1S wagons. Manchester and Ver­ telephone abllty, terrific later than they would •••••••••••••••••••••••••* starts at $150 weekly. All com­ Unes. A w ncy background a proximately 56 wpm. Compen- Hourly rate plus commissions knitted pieces, leather goods, ABC, Tabitha. A mortal and a ABC, NFL Pre-Season Game. non area. Good pay, enjoyable typing tempo and business Your Happy Ad have,” he said, but added pany benefits. For appoint­ must. Cml 5^9831. -sation. South Windsor. CaU and bonuses. Monday-Friday 9 warlock vie for Tabitha’s San Francisco 49ers vs. Help Wanted 13 work. Must be avaUahle 7-9 arithmetic skills needed. a.m .-l p.m., or 5 p.m.—9:pHn.. decoupage, and unique art work will Today! “vnursuPDor he was confident the “ slip­ ment call 688-2233. ^ 1 5 2 3 . attentions.(R) PBS, Denver Broncos. am, 1:30-3:30 pm, or after­ Work wito marketers, in plea­ Call S6M993, between 9 and 3. be on display for sale. SALES POSITION - Straight noons only. Call for appoint­ NOW T A K IN G Washington Week In Review. .10 p .m . N BC , Q u in cy page will be made up in sant office environment. East Ask for Teresa. To make^^a pleasant day for both commissions, leads furnisned ment, 643-2414. MECHANIC W a n t e d for APPLICATIONS For full­ RELIABLE PERSON for ® 8:30 p.m. ABC, Operation searches for a teen-ager two to three years.” Hartford, 289-6435, Phil. general duties for local craftsmen and customers, SAM has' to homeowners, (tail 242-5402. general repairs, must have time employment for Sewing Petticoat. The Japanese un­ buried aUve with a limited air >Brown said the 8484 experience and own tools. Machine 'Technicians. Will Grinder & Pizza shop. Flexi- GROUNDS HELP WANTED- -CHILD CARE WORKERS P A R T T IM E arranged a variety of entertainment. leash a sub that’s a dead suppIy.(R) tICKHAM Starting salary $6.00. All com ­ train. Mechanical abiUty help­ hle hours. Experience helpful. Apply in person. Maintenauoe , million settlement was not IF YOU ARE an attractive Oak Hill School has BOOKKEEPER, mornings. Department, Manchester Refreshments will also be available ringer for the Sea Tiger, pany benefits. For appoint­ ful. Excellent employee Apply in person to Center a signal for shipbuilders motivated woman we need September openings for full Retail store. Main Street. Country Club, 305 South Main throughout toe day. making the U.S. sub a target you. If you are looking for a ment. Call 688-2233. benefits and paid vacations. dlant Grinder & Pizza Shop, PARK get into cost overruns. “ Noto time and part time child care Reply Box NN c/o Street; Apply in person: Singer (>>m- 660 Center Street, The three-piece band Platinum will for its own forces.(R) PBS, iSTOBebSI ^ glamorous, challenging posi­ workers to work with multi­ Manchester Evening Herald. These are the winners of tiie SAM-Realtors Tennis Tourna­ Settlement that involves pany, 856 Main Street, Manchester. > be performing at 2 p.m. Platinum B e r s t e in 60 — An A p- tion, with a new Parisian handicapped chlldern. BABYSITTER - R»'iable, /SBDDSIL COME AND ENJOY )he loss of hundreds of cosmetic tine, you need us. Experience with children mature, -loving person to care Manchester. ment. Counterclockwise, they are Mike Daigle, Paul Johnson, features Walt Silva and specializes in b a b y s i t t e r w a n t e d in f T O n A Y ’ S 236-2381, 633-3366. for 1-year-old in our RETIRED MEN To work part millions of dollars is an en- required. Most full time my home for 2 school age Kirk Fenton and Mike Hellenbrand. Daigle and Hellenbrand country mi|sic. A newly fornied OUR 200 ACRES couragment for cost openings for second shift, part Manchester home during MUNSON’S CANDY time in hardware store. children approximately 7am school year. 7:45-4 p.m. KITCHEN is now Accepting Experienced preferred. Apply won doubles in the Grades 7,8 and 9 division. Johnson and Fen­ group of amateur -clowns called [ • MS-MU WANTED - Gas station atten­ time Saturday and/or Sunday, • 5 Tennis Courts overruns,’ ’ he said. to 9am. $40 every 2-weeks. in person: . England - J * J i ? e a / Clown Ehctract will-be on hand all dant, full or, part time. 3pm-llpm. Minimum starting References, own transporta­ applications for full-time days ton won doubles in the Grade 10-College division. Hellenbrand SATtftot m> suwAv .A CaU 646-5178. tion. 528-7520. and part-time evenings and Hardware, Route 44-A, day. They will be cavorting and rom­ • Softball , Mature, responsible person, salary. 13.87 to $4.09, depen­ also won singles in his age division. (SAM photo) WiXmKfmmKxm Probate Notice for third sluft. References. ding on shift. Call 243-3496 weekends. Also opening for Bolton. \^4";^Estatc ping with anybody who is game, so • Shuffleboard SEWING MACHINE I HOTIEAD NOTICE TO CREDITORS Call 871-1698. between Sam and 4pm. An NURSES AIDE - Laura! deUvery and janitorial work. bring your sneakers. • Children's Playgrounds operators needed for canopy Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. CaU for appointment, 649-4332. HIGH'sekoOL . JUNIOR to ESTATE OF RAYMOND D. Equal Opportunity Affir­ department. Must be able to by Norma Tedford For the first time SAM will be MAHONEY. dccuHd TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. 6494519. work as stock boy and • Oriental Garden j mative Action Employer. read and speak engUsh. Must Much Ado About Tennis £ S r ! L i The Hon. WilUun E. FiUGerakl. Apply 81 Commerce Street, DISHWASHERS NEEDED at engraver after school till 5:30 offering prizes for best of show in a • Facilities for Picnics and Outings provide own transportation. Mudge, of the Court of Probate, Glastonbury. PTG Company. MATURE PERSON wanted Grandma's Country Pie and aU day Saturday. Will piitrict of Maoebester at a bearing STATIO N a t t e n d a n t Please call personnel depart­ The fifth annual SAM Board of Randee Trabitz of SAM presented the variety of categories. The winners • Live Bird Display Telephone 633-7631. for kitchen help, 5 days a Restaurant, 501 West Middle train. Apply 3 pm to 5 pm, Iheld on August 17,1978 ordered that all needed. ^11 time. Apply in ment at Pioneer Parachute Realtors Tennis Tournament play­ trophies as friends and family looked will be determined by two area art xiaima must be presented to the week, approximately 6 hours Turnpike, Manchester. 2 or 3 Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main Selling your home? It is • Nature Trails person Gorins Spoils Car Company, 644-1581. offs were held after much ado. on with pride. teachers, Mrs. Sally Balukus and ^Iducl^ on or beiore November 17, RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 Center, Route 83, 'Talcottville. ,a day. Apply Cavey’s evenuigs a week. Must be 18. Street, Manchester. always worth it to invest in 1978 or oe barred as by law provided. Restaurant mornings only. The winning players were con­ SAM would like to thank all toe Mrs. Dorothy Dienst. FOH IHFOtmAVOH AMD MKSeRVATIONM PearU. Hultman, Ats’t. Clerk shifts. Good pay, good Apply ui person only. minor repairs both inside The fiduciary is: benefits and working condi­ and out, suqb as repair gratulated and awarded trophies participants in toe tourney for their The summer is almost gone and we Juttehmwouttwmat Francis James Mabooey DRIVER WANTED - Full CALL 5 2 8 -0 8 S 6 tion. Apply in person, Vernon LEGAL NOTICE GROWING WHOLESALE cracks in plaster. Washing Wednesday, Aug. 16 in the B o ^ of enthusiasm and patience in coping at SAM would like to see an UwatutelogaboA aka Francis J. Mahoney Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ time position for a responsible DISTRIBUTOR - Seeks a 19 Hamlin Strwt PRIMARY NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY dirty walls. Painting un­ Realtors meeting room. The athletes with toe raindate postponements.- enthusiastic turnout for our last \ inUmtcalai. I Manchester, Conn. 06040 non. person for ^arly morning dependable individual to make DISTRICT (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICES . CASHIERS sightly arhas. Fixing appreciated the handsome trophies Special thanks are in order for Nor­ Crafts Fair. There will be something OCKHAM 16346 delivery route. Applicant deliveries and assist at the To Town Clerks: Male/Famala broken tiles and leaky and the refreshments, both of which ma Marshall and Abby Keene who for everybody; so bring your kids and CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC must be 18 year of age and counter. Class II License. JMMS 2 PARK Probate Notice ■ Experienced only. Top Notice is hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic have a good driving record. •Excellent opportunity for ad- FULL or PART TIME faucets. Replace ripped were supplied by Norma Marshall. - their kids and your parents and M I D N i B H f NOTICE TO CREDITORS took on the responsibility of wages.Apply: Atlas Tile, 18ra Party will be held in your towns^qn September 12,1978, for Job most suitable for a young vancenient, profit sharing, paid All shifts available, screens. If it is summer­ Joe Lombardo, president of toe neighbors. m man as lifting of large scheduling, and rescheduling the SHOWS 1129 Middto Tumpiki W I * ESTATE OF ROBERT E. BEMUN ^ k e , Wethersfield, nomination to toe offices indicatro below. vacations, holidays and experience not required. time and the house is very Realtors, welcomed the winners, and matches. — Randee Trabitz R. 'Trabitz pm.« MT. •ROBINSON. Ill, denued 563-0151. Notice is also hereby given that the following are the hampers is necessary. Apply benefits. CaU 649-4563 for ap­ hot, it may, be worthwhile 'T l x Hon. WUIlam E. FlUGcrald, in person, Swiss Laundry, 10 Excellent permanent ^■dge, of Uic Court of Probate. names of the party-endorsed candidates of the DemocraUc pointment. to invest in a used room air positions, immediately District ol Manchester, at a hcariiu REAL ESTATE Marketing Party for nomination to the offices Indicated, together with Harlow Street, Rbckville. conditioner. Be sure the . held 00 Ausust IS, ISIS ordeiod that au Representative-Manchester, PLAIN TALK simple stated the street addresses of said candidates: available. You'll be lawn is kept neatly mowed claimi must be presented to the E ^ t Hartford, Vernon areas. RELIABLE HARD we need two hard workers for fiduciary on or before November 18, OFFICE working in attractive clean and raked. Trim shrubbery I iraniMBM LVEN .1B7S or oe birred as by law provided. Earn lucrative commission. WORKING INDIVIDUAL part time employment. Here’s Story Behind^ SA M surroundings. Uniforms and sweep walks and P GOVERNOR Wanted to assist cook. Duties . Pearl J. Hultman, Aia’t. Clerk Receive professional Benefits. CaU 5284702. EOE. I yw - HaihBgMs • it M - Theater Comes To The The fiduciary la: guidance, education, com­ n a m e ADDRESS include dishwashing, furnished. driveways. Often, $100.00 Summer Activities of Manchester various sports activities at little or ment. I toaul M l* A H no- * Robert E. Robinson, Jr. cleaning, and food prep. Part CAN - 99 Sunset Ridse Drive prehensive marketing tools. ELLA T. GRASSO 2 WOODLAND HOLLOW OIL BURNER SERVICE GOOD SALARIES invested in such im­ (SAM) was first organized in 1972 no cost'to the participants. A group of high schoolers put it this I cflndtoi Of iQ hlifia j £ M i H ^oitl, Coon. 06118 Call Mr. Sammartino, WINDSOR LOCKS, CT. 06096 time. Apply in person between MAN experienced (or provements will return $1,- and was originally (mown as The This year SAM has reached its way; “ SAM is great. All our friends , Ill-OOCT Fireside R^Ity, Inc. 647-9144. Notice is also hereby given that the following are the 2 and 4. Rein N.Y.-Style Deli- and BENEFITS 000 or more in the sale Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, ih e ^ e n t hourly rates, many Yolth C^mm^ion of. Maftchester. peak. live in different directidns and the WATT Probate Notice names of the enrolled members of the 'Democratic Party price. I S * tnuuMouiTncnK TYPIST And otoer various of­ who have filed petitions in conformity wito Section 9-400 of 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernop. fringe benefits include, pen­ Apply in person 9AM-4PM The SAM p r o g i^ was developed to There is much to be organized and only time we get to see each other is ; NOTICE TO CREDITORS fice duties. Experienced Now that you hov4 the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination to the of­ sion and profit sharing plans, SAM now boasts a staff of 10. The at a SAM concert. Our parents know : ESTATE OF NORM'AN preferred. Fringe benefits. PART-TIME SALESPERSON major medical, uniforms, .HESS STATION provide inexpensive entertainment fices indicated, together with toe street addresses of said Rxod. up your homo and for the town’s young adults, toe coordinator works full time and where we are and they feel we’te ^EINSCHMIDT, deceased We are an EOE. 289-8291. - Must ave basic nhotograpUc vacations, and minimal night '||I07212 you aro dooMbig which n e Hon...... William E. FlUGerald.~ candidates: knowledge. 20 hours. The shoulders much of toe responsibility safe here.” TAVERN Uudge, of the Court of Probate, service. Please caU 528-9039 334 Broad 8L, real ootata firm lo ohooita premise being that if given the OFFICE Camera Shop, Marshalls Mall. (or putting together successful SAM has clearly fulfilled its pur­ i)istrict of Manchesta*. at a hearing for appointment. Menchaalar may wo help you In your means, a teen-agv-would rather see See Neil Sinkm’a *beld on August 15,1978 ordered that au GOVERNOR prog.rams. SAM aides work alongside pose. It is hoped that more parents claims .must be presented to the dacitlon. Haro at Iho a movie -than walk the streets. INVITATION NAME ADDRESS DISHWASHER - Part-Time PARTS MAN truck fleet fiduciary on or before November 15, iUHEIUOA-HESS TEDFORD REAL The Town of Manchester elected to toe coordinator and help to keep toe and teens will take an interest in the 1978 or Be barred as by law provided, .a ROBERT K. KILLIAN 234 TERRY ROAD nights and full-tiitie days. requires ambitious take ESTATE; CEN TURY 21. fund the project and the monies have peace at larger events. SAM program to insure its continued Pearl J. Hultman, Aas't. Gerk'*': TO BID HARTFORD, CT. 06105’ Apply in person to Tacorral, charge individual to operate COVORATION The Fiduciary to: entire parts room. Inventory RL 44A, BoHon NotoK since been put to good use, providing Both young and old reap the success. LAST OF THE RED Daviilavid M. Barry Sealed bids will be received Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 15 day of August, 1978. 246 Broad Street, Manchester. and purchasing skills are a BoHon, M7-9914 wo a n benefits of SAM’s summer entertain­ 17$ " it Cmter Street in the Office of The Director Gloria Schaffer kMitaMiiaeun concerts, movies, crafts fairs, and Mat Iter, Cono. 06040 RESIDENT Superintendent . must. CaU 6«-2414 for ap­ oxporloneod In buying of General Services, 41 Center Secretary of the State. IheBeefiees for Manchester area complex. pointment. and aalHng and wa knew: HOT LOVERS Street, Manchester, Connec­ The foregoing is a copy of the notice which I have received nawenoNS Minor plumbing, electrical,, Ihol onco you Hat you* ticut, until Sept. 7,. 1978 at from the Office of the ^ r e t a r y of the State, in accordance repair boiler services home with ua H will bo Theater Schedule at the 11:00 a.m. for the following: HOTUEAD& INVITATION with Section 9-433 of the General Statutes. As provided in . necessary. Good salary plus toMquIoMy. For that par- Furnish and InstaU Garage c o i D w a r Mariboroilgil Village Playhouse said notice, a primary of toe Democratic Party for nomina­ apartment and other benefits. aenalizad aarvica gWa ua BID Door Openers. One (1) Used tion to the district offices therein specified will be held on Call 246-2566, Monday thru East Hartford Drive-In^—. and Cold Feet” 2:00-4:30-7:00- a call today. Pepper” 2;l(M;45-7:25-10;00- Vernon Cine 1 — “ Smokey Tandem Axle Tractor. One (1) September 12,1978. The hours of voting at said Primary and Friday 9-5. "Smbkey and the Bandit” 9:15; “ Rocky Horror Show” At 8:30 P.M. PitOOF MA(»INE/A(M»UNTtNG 12:10; “ Heaven Can Wait” and toe Bandit” 7:104:10 •Bid Proposals for the Used Lowbed Trailer. - the location of the polls will be as follows: , 8;00; “ B4an Eater” 9:40 12:00 Midnight HELPFUL-HINT: 2:15^:40-7:00-9:25-11:35; Vernon Cine 2— “ Dona Ftor ■'iollowing work will be The Town of Manchester is HOURS OF VOTING 12 Noon to 8 P.M. DENTAL TECHNICIAN We need a bank proof machlne

>) \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Aug. 25. 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN •SSSSSSSSSSSStfSSSSNStSSSS* •••••ssssssssssssssssssss* •••••••ssssssssssssssssss* ••••••••••••••,••••••kaaaa •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••***** 'Hom9$ Ror Bsto 23 H e m e t For Sals 23 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesteil^Cpnii.. Fri.. Aug. 25. 1978 JEa * Nomss For Safe 23 Homos For Sals 23 Na/p Wantad 13 Hofp Wantod 13 Sohoolt-Claeee* 19 Butineee 'Prepertf"-.':' M ■__^ ^ ------RODMAN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BEST - Manchester MANCHESTER - For sale UPHOLSTERERS - ‘ ^ commercial building 'and Experienced,' Outsiders, for aggressive individual to Gymnastic School. 3 to' 5 IF YOiTJtE THINKING ABOUT learn surveying. Send resume ------‘— her. FREE in- liquor store. Call for details, springers. Full or part Ume. Marion E. Robertson, (&11 247-3044. to ^ s s and O’Neil Inc., 210 , with this ad. Main Street, Manchester. 646-3549. Realtor, 643-5953. BUYING OR SOUNG A HOME... EOE. I ••ssssssssssssssssssssssss STGRE CLERK - Responsible Reel Ettete Wented 28 person needed to assume Hemet For 8ele 23 . TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - THWK ABOUT ^ many duties In the operaUon ALL CASH For your property, of a 7-Eleven Food Store. Full and part time. Call 849- MANCHESTER - Owner within 24- hours. Avoid Rm G^nmd level postlitiOD that can 5198. seiling home. 5-room Cape, lead to assistant manager or centrally located. Aluminum Tape, Instant Service. Hayes DUBALDO/ manager by performance. MINI BUS DRIVERS sided. Many other extras. Call Corporation, 6464131. Benefits include, insurance, n e e d e d - Male / female. evenings 6498136 from 5 to 7 SELLING your house? Call iis credit union and profit F^ll or part time. Cali 649- p.m. by sharing. Apply in person At 7- 5199. first and we’II make you a 6 4 6 - 0 5 0 5 LESPERANGE Eleven, 7W Ellington Road, ...... WEST HARTFORD Price cash offer! T.J. Crockett, SUE ■ South Windsor, Equal oppor­ BubIp m * OpportunItY 14 below market value. Only Realtor, 64^1577. W | BARROWS WE BUMS PEOni HOW tunity employer. $38,900. Quick sale desired.' PECK SMALL ENGINE Service Completely remodeled IMMEDIATE Cash for your Ardeltt lor S tit 41 AMIelet lor Sale 41 S WALLACE Halp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 M ASON'S H E L P E R .Corporation - expanding- throughout. 3 pr 4 bedroom property. Let us enlain our C4)MPANV Real. Estate dealer network. No 'fair proposal.' Ciall Mr: ALUMINUM sheets used as ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin A MANCHESTER PARKAQE experienced or will train-. Colonial. Nice quiet location Editor WAITRESS^ Experienced. Must be. 18 or older. Will con­ experience necessary. vAth large yard. Call Steele Belfiore, 647-1413. printing' plates, .667 thick, drapes-. Australian valance- Apply in person: House of sider part time. Call between Complete training program. Korb Realty, 633-5730 or 1-235- ^23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and MAY WE BUY your home? sew' sewiqg machine with m m niuiOTi— rf:;' Chung, Broad Stree't, -9 am and 1 pm only. 6484134. ' $500. investment required to 0353. ^ $1. Phone 643-2711. May be L I M6_-7833 FULL TIME CARPET Manchestpr. start your own business. Ideal Quick, fair, ail cash and no picked up A.M. only. Maple cabinet, $65., 2&gallon ■problems. Call Warren E. fish tank with filter and ‘V CLEANER-Experienced EliECTRICAN, Experience in .for retired or part time. BLUE R i d g e a r e a ’^preferred, but not necessary. WANTED LIVE-IN commercal and residential Details on request.. % . Spacious 10-room hillside Howland, Realtors, 643-1168.' TWO 366 AMP Rectifiers ; accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow Check For Repairs ; ' Must have Car. Day', work. . housekeeper to dp light house wiring. Call 646-S^. Ba,rker: ESCAA Fiel^ Ranch; on cul-de-sac. One plus •••••••••••••ssssssssssss* Good condition. Good fo'r mobiles-46 horse power. Best offer. Call 5684559. Professional * : Now is the time of year totii up your home not only in p wra lk io the Good pay, plus allowance for work ana cooking for 2 adults. Training Division, box 619^ aere, brick iroht,with H o u te h o ld Good* 40 plating, or welding. Call 649- upcoming winter but to save money and cmUv *^*f*jd * car, aiyl benefits. 528-0292. References preferred. CaU RESTAURANT HELP Wading River, New York. aluminum, 3 full baths, 2 3439 from noon tU3:66 p.m. Rel(|cation Service At No Extra Cost! , days are long and the weaUier U generally pleaaant e n o ^ to do r*P*l" 6493535. 111792, REFRIGERATOlls ^ TIREiS - Ski boots, skis, bikes, W« your tw ord^w lnnlng RELO rool ootalo b ro k tr boekod by e v tr 19 NEEDED - Part time, Mon­ fireplaces, formal dining yourself or hire someone. 0»eck the outside of ^ HOUSEKEEPER - Hours 1 to Washers, ranges, used, MOLDED FOr Kh CA top and sewing machine, and tent yoor* of oiptrloneo wnd. oorvioo to tronoforrod ptopM ond eompAnItt. the time. First of all check your roof, fullera and day thru Friday, 11:30 to 2:30. room. All appliances.'Family 5 p.m. daily. IJ^ghl ■raUCK DRIVER- Wholesale Additional hours optional. MANY PEOPLE only dream room with wet bar, walkout to guaranteed and clean. New paneled bar with two shelves (16x16). May be seen at 168 On# call puta u t to work morfcottns your proporty horo ond finding now them c h ^ e d every 6 months if p ^ b le . Make sure Ib w are no leaks In Uie Scott Drive, Manchester, all property for you onywhoro. Por Rool Soprico... roof and that the guttefs and leader* are clear of drtrij. housekeeping, after senool P lu m b in g St R e a tih g Apply Wendy’s, 260 Broad of owning their owii business. inground pool. Oversized dou-. shipment damaged, GE and and four stoeIs.$175. 6464628. Caff ut today onyfimr Check your driveway. Make sure cracks aren’t sUrting or the a s ^ t isn I supervisor of 9 year old girl, Distributor needs competent Perhaps it's time for you to Frigidaire. Low prices.. B.. day Saturday. '. - swelllni. If so conUct U»e proper people for advice. ___^ Street, Manchester. ble garage, e ^ tr ic doors. By '(MyatiN) Your garage is alio part of your boikse. I4ake sure this roof Is also in good some cooking. ()wn transpor­ driver. For stable employ­ pursue that dream. 1 have owner, ^,000. Principals on­ Pearl and Son, 649 Main WASHER - and like new NMOESIO (l49-7tn) «r UniNi (7M1S) ar KW (II7-1UD shape, fry the doors to see if they work properly. ^ tation. References required. ment and a 5 day work week, ARTHUR TREACHER’S - over 1,000 businesses for sale ly, 6464208. Street, 643-2171. • dryer. Pool table, coffee THREE LEGGED SWING If you have fencing around your property, make sure it lsse«irejnali sec- CaU 6496920. contact Mr. Greenshields at Day help needed, night shift by owhers. Many for table, lamps. Telephone 569- SET 1 jlear old, $35.26.8 cubic E,D, Taddeu Prt$id^ni Parson’s Bros. Supply Corp., ' minimum down. Fo.r free Tht UndK»plng Is snoUwr job that Mods conUnuous Kuplni up people must be over 18, flexi­ ANSALDI BUILT HOMES of LOVE SEAT. Like ntw condi- 3547. foot refrigerator / freezer, The Barrows' A Wallace Company With Ute lawn and shrubs is easier than trying to catch up with it afjer a spell DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- phone Hartford, 2497543. ble hours, ''good workiM coii- brochure write: Interstate quality. Colonials to be built. ' tion, orange background with ^een, excellent condition Fran Jacobson of arowth ^ Experienced. 3 day week. dltions. Apply 401 Center Business Marketing, P.O. Box Starting at $W,000. Cali ERA- white floral print. Call after 4 14-FOOT HILLTOP ^!66. Wood stove with' pipe, John Chonotto Malntetiince of your home is just as important even if you plM to nwve. Aasoclato-REALTOR Mail resume to Box 0 , c/o NURSES AIDES - Full time, Street, Manchester. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. Dubaldo/Lesperance. p.m., 646-llM. TRAILOR $156. Outboard and tmek full of wood, $i35. REALTOR.. upkeep of a home adds to the resale value. What may seem time consuming Manchester Herald. all shifts. Experienced ‘■7424116. m IMbw ELO - 1.0N (IficM ti Mm tm. Salta Managor*' * and tedious now will eventually pay off in the long nm. Exclusive agent for Ansaldi motor 46 horse Evenrod $256. -1 preferred, but we will train. m a c h in i s t - Top rate, SERVICE BUSINESS - With Homes. 646-0^. WE BUY & SELL Used Fur- Mobilehome 45xlA with fur­ Apply in person: East Hart- experienced Bridgeport and $800 a week Income available niture. One piece or entire niture in camping ground $4,- 16 CUBIC FOOT Refrigerator Lathe machinist. Manchester in this area'. A cash business. BEAUTIFUL RAISED household. Cash on the line. 606, Call 525-7:1-7166. with ice maker, perfect condi­ Minimum investment WANTED: Main Street, Blast Hartford. location: Cali today 647-1789. Ranch. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on Furniture Bam. 646-6865. tion, $175. 2 pair wide custom required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- maoef drapes, floral pattern, PIECItlM V a super location viewing MOVING TO CAUFORNIA, PA R T T IM E JANITORIAL help evenings. downtown Hartford. Private 12 CUBIC FOOT refrigerator, must sell appliances, fur­ $75. Birdeseye Maple Chair, MACHINIST RECEPTIONIST - New ac­ Seif-supervising, experienced lot, $84,990. Call 646i5646. 26 inch apartment size niture, |booKs, and mis­ $25. Call 646-2686, after 5 p.m. Y O U R ^ ® ^ m WJ Brid|n»rU 1; counts. For W ^ in g office. in total carpet and' til.e MANCHESTER Package gas.stove,igood condition, $45. cellaneous. Call.289-1346. ’ ^i/C CinUmatlci Firil or ta i South Windsor Bank A Trust maintenance. Handy with store. Ehccellent location. Well 5-5 DUPLEX - 3 bedrooms, Call 649-S41. 17" SEARS Gas Chain Saw. . ^Ift. T wagei k Bcncllts. established business. Call . Tle«ie apply In pmoo: Company. Hours 11 to 3:15, tools, some possible day work. large kitchen. 2 car garage. 46” Sears push-botton electric Monday thru Thursday, 1 7 Marion E. Robertson, 16 CUBIC FOOT SEARS range. 156 gallon gas Rot to Ideal situation for couple or Yard. Centrally located. Shop the super buys In The LE-MI on Fridays. Apply in person, rdired persons. Transporta­ Realtor, 643-5953. Ovmer, asking $»,900. Cali COLDSPOT Water Heater. 55 gallon steel your Classified section CORPORATION Wapping onfice, Sullivan tion necessary. Bonus for 649-1156. REFRIGERATOR - Sears -fuel dmms on stand,‘643-2886. 97% OF ALL HOMES .■ r IN tmmi as. Avenue Plaza, 959 Sullivan ^i^uiring new accounts. 643- Heavy Dut Washer. Sears today. Tomorrow you’ll VtllMll,CTfNN I be pleased with the 4eutfi WIndkor tS4,M0 LISTED W ITH US ARE Avenue, South Windsor. SUuaUoe Wanted IS ANTIQUE COLONIAL Silvertone Stereo. All in very LIVE elegant center hail. One of the good condition. Cali 6434166. money you've saved. HIGH STREET Two, 2-Family house's on lot in Vernon. RESPONSIBLE Mother will finest in Eastern Connecticut, SAT. 1-4 SUN.1-0pm care for children in my home. - plus a guest house, 3 car gar­ -iT M in o a - Tenants pay own utilities.^ The pluqibing, age, large shed, bam, onl7 □ MISC. FOR SALE CaM 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. MANCHESTER START OUT New! SOLD electric and heating systems good condition. EARN EXTRA MONEY VERNON CINE acers, with more land David Jonoa Aniola Pawlua ) Sally Marsh Two Family. 3-b3. clean Immediate occupancy. 5 FULL-TIME PROFESSIONAL Tlw “HaraM” wlH tm naading canlara hi tha MAtURE DEPENDABLE p lia b le . Group 1 Realtors. Ardclot lor Sale 41 Aaaoclato^EALTOH^, Aaaociata-REALTOF|i, Aasoclato-REALTOR Only $39,900. 1+2 Pnilbfick Agency, 646-4200. home. Live in one apart­ This lovely home includes SALES ASSOCIATES: , foltowing araaa: woman would like part time ment and rent out the Ann Miller • Bob Terry Rolocatlon Director SpMlal Advortiting or fqll time position .,in doc­ TWO PAIRS of bucket seats full applianced kitchen, 3 BURNSIDE AVE. or TOLLAND 8T„ aioot of Usher* & Candy Q lrl* COLONIAL CENTER other. Dick Bissell • JackI Smith tor's office. Salary secondary, from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Bedrooms, 2 baths, fonpal School 8L, E. HTFD. WANTED 649-7236 after 5 p.m. CHEMNEY 9 rooms, on 3.9 pair white. Excellent condi­ •44,900 diniiig, laundry, 2-car gar­ Rick Merritt MtlcNng pNpiR with Iwmtt-al o«Dr Anwtci' HENDERSON DR. AREA, E. HTFD. Must be 19. . acers, 4-bedrooms, formal tion. $56 pair. 6334131. .. age. Energy saving in­ To make your move easier local or long dis­ ShoroyRtaHy ■ CENTRAL AVE. A SAUNDERS ST. AREA, E. UCENSED MOTHER wishes dining room, front to back GROUP 1 sulated windows with Neat and Dependable. living room, 2 fire places, first DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 tance, we will guarantee the sale of your HTFD. to babysit in my home. F J. Spilecki Realtors screens. 172-1571 CALL 649-9901 NaUian Hale School area. Call floor laundry room, enclosed yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Follow the signs. Take Graham 441 MAIN ST m t r a il e r PARK, E. HTFD. home, and put you in touch with a Realtor ^ O P IN OR CAU US ANYTIME alter 6 p.m . 647-1240, anytime. porch, rec-room, 2-car gar­ gravel and more stone 643- 843-2121 Rd. (off Sullivan Ave.) to High St., anywhere in America. , 7 PITKIN 8T., EERIION age, bam, 4 homse stalls, and CAU 647-9946 pasture. Group, 1, Philbrick ★ HOMEWARRANTY; Agency, 646-4200. We've put it all together ★ GUARANTHEiSALE □ EDUCATION SOUTH WHDSM MERRITT MANCHESTER CAPE- 5 MANCHESTER 64S-11S0 ★ TRANSFBtSPROORAM rooms, dormer, fireplace. BUSINESS Bowers School area. NCat, 6 ROOM L SHAPED EmHEXTM P rivate fnttructfont 18 New- listing! 9 ROOM GPLIT. ZONED e clean home. $45,900. Group I, Living room, formal dining room, FACTORY 0PENIN8S MDKII! REMEDIAL READING and F,J. Spileckl, Realtors, 643- eat-in kitchen, deluxe built-ins, RANCH 8 room Cotonial at 267 math; individualized work 2121. lower level family room, also rec Main St., Manchester. room, spacious sundeck, wood bur­ Rockledge area. 3 program, (lst-8th grade) by Ideal for professional Etiabllehed growing company needs COLUMBIA LAKE- 3 ning stove, 1 Vi baths, 1 car garage. bedrooms, 1)4 baths, eat-in DNE DAY A WEEK master's degree teacher. 568- Lovely treed yard, city utilities. kitchen, formal dining offices, oersmall Kelly Mauroon Carroll Mary Chambsra machinists, sngravars, N.C., and Bridgeport 8075. bedroom year-round custom Priced reasonably, |S3,900. business. $56s. Aaaoclate-REALTOR CARRIERS NEEDED Ranch. Spacious lot in choice room, carpeting, garage. Aaaoclata-REALTOn Aasoclato-REALTOR operator*. W* make apeclailzed machinery that area near lake with water Treed shaded lot. $58,966. *• p 6 r VIOUn ! VIOLA, & PIANO oHert challenga and varlaty. Good starting ralos front privileges. Call Arthur U&R REALTY CO. Ui PENTA AGENCY Instructions - aii levels. FIANO REALTY and company paid fringe bonoflta. Call us lor tho “DOLLAR SAVER” Family instructions. All ages. or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. 949-2440 I Nancy Crane, 742-6264. Watson Beach Co., 943*2692 646-5200 ’ Mature shade trees surround this'5 room Rinch, boat opportunity. Manchester Office, 647-9136. Roburt D. Murdock, Roollor' , full basement home with in-ground pool. M0.9OO. { Equal Housing Opportunity. MANY RCUTE8 CPEN NdBLE& WESTBROOK IN MANCHESTER CALL CAROL ENGLISH RIDING LESSON 20 WESTBROOK STREET given at Los Andes Farm on BUSINESS & SERVICE VERNON *6 0 ,9 0 0 EAST HARTFORD 646-4644 Route 85 in Bolton. Private and group instructions. Want an immaculate home like this for you Aa Bqiml OpportunNr Emptorw FOR OTHER TOWNS Available to adults and and your family? Well here it is! 7 rooms, 2 CAU 647-9947 children on dependable school full oaths, catnedral ceilings,, dining room, horses. Contact Doreen at 646- 9937 (day) or 647-1588 carpeting, fireplace, family room with bar, 2 (evenings). car garage, fenced in yard. Longhill area. All brick Colonial; formal dining j room, rec ‘room and garage. $54,900. atdMOIITBAOES DIRECTORY Gallery of M Mora homoownora hovo pul Iholf Tom Ferguson Cleo P. Qllddon In iit In Conn A Coiwi Compony 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Barbara BrzezinakI PASEK REAL ESTATE for 90 yooro. Low Intoroot ratoo. Strvleet Ottered 31 Servicet Ottered m nsH Home$ Assoclata-REALTOR Sales Counselor REALTOR 10 yoar loana. Cradlt uh- nt na realty company. SECRETARY-SALES GENERAL CARPENTRY, \ nicaaaary, CaH iy d H..Conn* INTERIOR - EXTERIOR HOURS: CONSULTANTS 27I-40I0 2nd mortgaga Painting - And oddjobs. Two Repairs, Remodeling, DiUy 1:30 • I pjn. Varied duties make this position interesting. We will train you to do •piadallala. experienced College students, Garages, Additions, Prehes, Sundtyt Cloaad 289-7475 909 Butiwldo Avo., E. Hartford ^ le s Records, limited Bookkeeping, and assist in our Car Rental Please call 568-4641. Decks, Rec Roonfls, Sal I ajn. • I pjn. WE BUY IIMK (»RS Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, Department. I’m looking for a mature person who wants a stable, and late modal wrecks. PAINTING V Interior and Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call long term position. Contact Joe D. at 623^2466. BOLTON exterior, paperhanging, Dan Moran 643-2629. Under Construction NEW LOCATION ' ' • — - excellent work References. SOUTH WINDSOR Free estimates. Fully iti; FARRANd REMODELING - oat Mvn aaewsKiT aasiisoia till m i 7 ROOM A&B AUTO SALVA6E INC. sured. Martin Matson, 649^ Specializing Cabinets and For­ of STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 4431 mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, CAKCOD Room Additions, Decks, 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ QUALITY PAINTING and Repairs. Phone 643-6817. See this lovely 8 room Split tevel temporary staircase, for­ USED AUTO PARTS - . Paper Harming by Willis POMnACSOICK mal dining room, eat-in 684-5530 or 646-D223 Schultz. Frilly insured, home, living room, dining room^ and kitchen. Acre plus treed TONY ANNUNZIATA references. 649-4343. oAtN iv as. m e 2144411 shaded lot with view. $57.- eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, plus a pan­ i - ..i v PAINTING - Interior / RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 • ■ " 'f t / , w NIT M,io*n 9 EAST WINDSOR ui-iiu 900 eled family room, and a lower levpl,rec C& TREE SERVICE - Free QUALITY CARPENTRY By Exterior. Best Workmanship! •' . V.-' FUNO REALTY estinates, discount senior Harp Construction Additions, Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! BIDWELL Home Improve­ Rosa Viola Dan Shea, 646-5424. ment Co. Expert installation NANCY DONAHUE Rosa Ann Andrews room. Many extras including a wood IMLsI 648-S20O citizens. Company roonn^siding, decks and gar­ Aaaoclalo-REAUOR Sales Counaalor Sales Counselor Manchester owned and ages, Call anytime, 643-5()61. of aluminum siding, gutters QUALITY BUILT burning stove, deluxe built-ins, IVz operate. Cali 646-1327. R.J. MA(K)WAN & SONS - and trims. Roofing inslall.a- 8 room Colonial on large wooded lot. Fireplaced livingroom, MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ 'liiird Generation. Painting & tion and repairs 649-6495 , 871- formal dining room, first floor den, kitchen with breakfast baths, large sun deck, carpeting, city tory service on color and blak Panerjianging Free 2323. nook, 4 bedrooms, rec-room, double garage. Also included is WANTED: B&M TREE SERVICE. and white TV. Stereo, Estimates. Fully Insured. utilities, treed lot. ’ ' Complete tree care, spraying 59. an extra building lot. RRST nSCE A FINAL phonovaph.-A&B Electronic, Telephone 646-1959 SPECIALIZING cleaning and and removal. Insured and 1166 New Britain Ave., West repairing chimneys, roof, new *53,900 , INSPECTOR experienced. Senior Citizen Male or Female. Experience Hartford, 561-6655. Building Contracting 33 roofs. Free estimates. 36 GET M ORE vyith Discount. 643-72%. years Experience Rowley, CHENETT E ASSOCIA I ES CLIP & MAIL required; capable' of reading blueprints. Please apply in person CARPET INSTALLATION - WES ROBBINS carp en t^ 643-5361. ROOM ADDITIONS, Dormrs, Stair Shifts. Repairs. Careets, remodeling specialist. Ad­ REALTY CO., UK. T THE ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ROOFER WILL Install roof, i f NAME kitchens, garages, rec-rooms, Steam Cleaning. Free iSENTO Phone 5 2 8 -9 0 8 1 i> a .v or Night _____MAIL TO: LE-MI CORPORATION Estimates. Cali M 9 4 ^ . built-ins, bathrooms, siding or gutters for low dis­ suspelTded ceilings and 6 4 S-M 9 9 100 Tunnal RoadL kitchens, 649-3446. count price. Call Ken at 647- j ADDRESS Vamon, CT 00000 roofing, 528-8958. IREAL ESTATE SERVICES 45:1 BuriibKlf! Avenui: Eiisl El.irlloid Conmiclicul 0bUi8 • HOUSEWORK GOT YOU 1566. DOWN? General cleaning, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - SERVING THE GREATER HARTFORn AREA MEMBERS OF MAHIfORIl RolMrt n. Murdock, RMitor ♦ CITY homes. Additions, Repairs, IB 29 Connecticut Blvd» Esst Hertford 1^ LAWN MAINTENANCE. steam extraction carpet Shop the super buys In ■til YtAHS tXI^EimNCE VERNON AND MANCHESTER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES Reasonable and dependable cleaning, floor waxing & Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, 289-4M1 P.O. BOX 591 stripping, window cleaning. 345-2669. 'your Classified section STATE NanctMstar, Conn. 06040 college vetera'n now accepting CMUHER jobs in your area. Call 289- Carpet & upholstery sham­ today. Tomorrow you'll 4535. pooing. Professional/Insured. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY be pleajed with the ZIP EXAMPLE: ' Free Estimates. Cali Carpentry and general con- money you've saved. PHONE 15 Words tor 6 Days NEDKD DOMESTICARE at 643-19^. fracting. Residential and MORTGAGE REWEAVING bums, holes. ;commercial. Whether it be a Only * 3.10 Davis Avenue Zippers, umbrellas repaired. EXPERT PAINTING AND small repair job, a custom □ CHECK ENCL6SED lisa of Indow shades, Venetian LANDSCAPING -SpeciaUzed, built home or anything in Heeting-Plumbing 35 inds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Exterior House Painting; between, call 646-1379. ^ MONEY? R o ( ^ SMarlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Tree pruning, spraying, ------— ------0 - SEWERLINES, sink lines, FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS 5221. mowing,weeding. Call 742- CARPENTRY St Masonry - cleaned wiUi electric cutters, ‘ Call 7947. Additions and remodeling. by professionals. McKinney 2 3 . 4 5 . 4 Free estimates. CaU Anthony Bros. &wagc ISPOSAL Com­ □ 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ HAYES AND SONS Tree Squitlcote, 649-6811. pany. 643-5308. tics, garages, yards cleaned, Experts ■ Tree removal, • a 10 ' 1 1 ' moving, trucking. Loam for pruning,, land______clearing. _ Fully , CARPENTRY - Repairs, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet “DESIGNED WITH DISTINCTION’’ sale. Lawn service. No job too Insui I. Go anywhere. Free remodeiing, additions, gar- repairs, plugged drains, BOWERS SCHOOL 18 big or small. 568-8522. estimates.tes. 243-8796. * ages, roofing, call David i 1? 12 13 V 1*. kitchen faucet replaced, S E E FOR YOURSELF * ' . Patria, 644-1796. repaired, rec rooms, At 111 Franch Hoad, Bolton MANCHESTER COMPLETE CARPET St 'Die B AND F Home Improve­ bauiroom remodeling, heat Just up the street from this 'immaculate 3 17 1* 1*. 20 4 ' • " GENERAL installation and repairs. Free LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Opon Houio, Sunday from 1 to 5 New listing — Charming six room, three bedroom ment. Sp^ialist in .custom modernizatian, etc. Free bedroom Ranch with 2 fireplaces, stone front, estimates. Cali Pat, at 646- carpentry including additions, New homes custonriibuilt Estimate gladly given. M & M TlirM badroom ewtom bunt Ranoh, 2 liA ballw, auM atabeaaa. Slldan Colonial, located on large comer lot. Includes an remodeled, additions) rec to patio, vary privata pool. Fully appllancad Ulclian, w/w earpalliip, wood 21 23 2$ 28 3745, after 5 p.m. woodsiding, sheds, decks ana Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. tiovo, 2 bacno wHh boi otalla arid lack tooin, oorral. loaiiWurbrook, duck double garage, and a ONE YEAR LIMITED enclosed front porch, one car attached garage. Ideal FACTORY WORKERS^ patios. Interior remodeUng rooms, garage, kitchens pond, 14 aoraa ol goraaaua land, > mlnulaa to Manchaalar, in mlniilaa to * , HOME WARRANTY! Call today! starter home. Priced to sell at $42,900. ED’S UGHT TRUCKING- At­ and insulation. Free es­ remodeled, bath tile, cement MAN(?rfESTER PLUMBING Hartford. AH tfda and muoh mom lor on^ IMJOO. i f 2* . work. Steps, dormers, DIRECTIONS; From Manchoitor.Charlor Oak S t to Hlgbland lo R t M to ; s — — ; i r ------>0 Body Orindara, WaWars, tics and cellars cleaned. timates. References. Best & HEATING-Repairs. right on Froneb Road. Shippsr*. 2iid Shin, soma Reasonable rates. Call 646- price in town. 528-7388. residential or commercial. Remodeling. Pumps repaired 646-8250 1943 for free estimate. Call 649-4291. t£ f : , n - — — $$ u * ' $5 , ' ' ^ ; 1st Shin AvallaU*. Call / replaced. Free estimates. Jim D eSena BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO PROFESSIONAL Electric drain-snaking. 24- QIaatonbury es9>0344i tor BRICK, BLOCK,STONE. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - appotaitmanl DRESSMAKING & HOUR SERVICE. 646-(fi37. TEDFORD i; B — ------*7 Fireplaces, concrete^ ALTERATIONS Done in my Remodeling and Additions. Tfcritagc Savings ^ REALTORS ^ Chimney repairs. No job too home. Please call 646-4972, Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 PLUMBING - Call Tom REALESTRTE " T - years experienpe! For Free IS hum .T w * /frfNNf • SiiH I ■ AW NiAU naTATn b o i m p a n v small. &ve! CaU 644-8356 for Monday thru Friday 16:66 Dawkins at 649-7630. estimates. a.m. to 3:66 p.m. ^ tim a te s, call 646-4239. ^ 848-2402 a f iH iMT euina sniin MMcmiTn. conn. Main Office; 1007 Main Street. Manchester 649-4586 “E 647-99U or 4234958 k MAJVCHESTOR EVENING HERALD^ Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Aug, !». 1978 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Aug. 25, 1978 Poanuts ^ Charlaa M. Sshtiz •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••A FRANK a ERNEST ArUctof tor Sol* 41 Aportmont* For Rani T S3 OfffcM-Sfores tor RonI 55 ACROSS 3 Just gone by Aniwar to Previous P uult It s CALLER' liUNNINS TVING.LOSINS, L05IN6, 4 Georgs TAG SALES S PIECE SOLID MAPLE MANCHESTER CENTRAL FRANK and ERNIE'S HEY'/MANAea?, vou WHAT ARE THE TEN I Police McGovarn'S 44x10 FOOT MOBILE home. LOSING,L05IN6,LOSING, Dining room set. Made by In Boltoq. Working single per­ location 2 car ghrage, ideal Dear Abby 5H(X)L(7 REAP THIS BCXK ANP TEN OTHER CHOICES" OTHER CHOICES? jcoll(».| state (sbbr.) 0 VETERINARY CLINIC LOSING, LOSING.LOSING 5 Parens .5 C s rtil grass A 1 Mooseheud of Maine. Drop son only. No pets, animals or for tradesmen or small con­ w r — ' N T TAG SALE Saturday August - leap table and cane chair children. Call 643-2880. tractor. Heated, business Y O U 'V fi H O T A By Abigail Van Buran ANP LOSING' I I Honfaric poam 6 Osiart green 28. V:30 to 12 pm Woman's seats. 2 antique Chinese zone. T.J. Crockett Realtor. iV n W 12 New Sngland spot Bridal Vase lamps. 2 Chinese 643-1577. nttivs 7 Aware of |2 clothing. English saddle, draf­ ATTENTION LANDLORDS! y g R Y , v e r y s ic jc “V 13 Mountain w dl.| A T ting table, books, flute, mis­ Sister of Mercy lamps. Call, We offer a complete rental * o f iit iir t (pi.) 8 Scraped T E cellaneous. 82 Richard Road, 528-5871, after 7:00 p.m. service, careful screening of MANCHESTER STORE for , U « < 14 Praditormlne 9 Minytn A N Manchester. applicants, credit and Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 e l e p M/ i n t 15 Stotiworlisr ..tOEspy - r T T reference check to a good squa,re feet.. 643-5681. • DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been divorced for three 17 Electrifisd par-11 More slippery J E 0 T , GIANT 10 FAMILY TAG Available July 1st. ears. We have two very mature and sophisticated children, 0 0 1 r 9 A ■ Dogo-BlrM‘^tt,^ ; ,, ,., 43 lease. Let us give yoii piece of t'tl* . I,. I .:,1,4.1,4 ExclsmatienEx.,------E L A7 18 Obey" u T SALE-Sunday August 27th., M mind: (Yes we are boy, 9, and a girl, 11, who live in Chicago with their p ! annoyance L E • s E Jc M Shell, Route 6, Bolton. DOG^AT’tearding bathi^ / reasonable). Call R&D ROCRVILLE - 19 X 39 foot tmother. 19 Yoiing 16 Graak tanar £ 21 Scoli grooming. Obedience, prdtec-. Realtors, 646-4968. store on b u ^ street. Large I I have a very lovely beach home in California, and I have a Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 18 Psisad 31 Eggs containers TAG SALE Clothes,' baby display windows. 6125 24 Griddar 20 Magic 32 Lawmaker tion classes. Complete Tm»i«V g-lS ladyfriend living with me. My ex-wife is aware of this, but - Jim m y_____ 46 Profaiiional ' items, puzzies, plus much modern facilities. Canine 95 W EST M ID D L E monthly. Lease required. Lee 22 Amarican 36 PIsbiuits & Lament Realty, 875-4690. my children are not. 25 Roman 47 Skill more. Aunst 26 and 27, 18 Hollilay Inne, 200 Sheldon TURNPIRE- iV i room duplex. In our settlement, my wife agreed to let me have the I SAW VOU p u r THAT TAKE IT SOMETIMES A LIVER humorist 37 Liar Norman Street. 10am-4pm. Heat, hot water, electric itatsaman 48 Haggard Road, Manchester. For reser­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• O I SCUR FATHER'S 0 A C K .'^ TRANSPLANT \MDRKS 26 Givs up 23 Oai Vatarland 38 Map book stove, refrigerator. Garage. MANCHESTER, Main Street. children for two weeks in the summer. Npw she refuses to (sbbr.) vations please call 646-5971. Auto* For Solo______« Autos For Sol* 61 Auto* For Solo 61 r-TATE, PRISCILLA.' ANP SOMETIMES IT 27 Faitidioui 39 Change color novel MOVING SALE - Furniture, Lease and security. Available Modem offices available 400, send them to me because she doesn’t want them to visit a PXSNT.' 25 Study fathpr who is liviiig “in sin" with another woman. man 41 Oxygen 49 Woman'i appliances, clothes. August ARC POODLE PUPPIES - ' 9/1/78. 649-2865. 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat DUNNE BUGGY 9ery good A 26 Small Island 1977 ASPEN WAGON like VOLKSWAGEN 1969 - Rebuilt I say that children should be taught the realities of life, 28 McGuHsy compound patriotic 26Ui. St 27th. 69 South Ridge, Enchanting tiny Toys and and air condition included. new. 20,000 miles, air con­ condition 61000. 1978 FORD opui 27 Flipper 646-2469 or 646-2755. engine., Mag wheels.-Good and 1 don't intend to. put up a phony puritanical front. My 42 Bear call society (abbr.) Apartment 17. Bolton. Call small Miniatures at Reduced MAN / WIFE or .singles. ditioning C.B. radio, radials, condition. Call 644-3329, FIESTA, 63,400. CaU 6485646. 30 Gums 29 M lido 44 Plant 62 Intarjsetion Prices Npw! 1-423-8789. Meals for errands, Artlclei ■po'iwer drive and brakes. 64,- anytime, p ladyfriend is not a cheap floozie. She's a fine European 33 Slogan. 30 King (Fr.) .. for sale. Call 649-5459, M. EXCELLENt OFFICE woman with sufficient charm and intelligence to hold a man 34 Roaitiiig 70C00. Call 289-1928. Truck* lor Sol* 62 1 2 3 4 5 9 7 1 V 10 1 % SALE - Clothes, sewing FREE TO GOOD HOME out Merritt. LOCATION - Heat, air con­ without insisting on marriage, which is more than can be chambar ditioning, parking, jaiUtor ser­ 1976 LTD FORD 4 door. machine, assorted goods. in the country. Pure bred 11/2 Automatic. Power brakes and 1971 J E E P J2000- 4x4. GOOD ONE! said of most American women. 35 Always 11 12 vice. Reasonable rent. Call 1969 VOLRSWAGEN GHIA - 37 Fashion Some' furniture. Saturday, year old Siberian Husky. VERNON AREA. 4-room Excellent engine, interior. steering. CaU alter 5 pm. 742- ExceUent mechanical condi­ How can I make my ex-wife see it my way? I miss my Max Grossman at 649-5334. 40 Author 13 14 August 26th., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Would make a fine watch dbg. heated V25 per month. Call 'Automatic transmission. 6835. ______■ ' . ■ tion. 64,000 miles. SusTCnsion children. 79 Ferguson Road, evenings only, 646-6502!'^ Flaming 643-5749. Needs work'on body and beefed up, 8 ply (ires. (^11648 1977 U K ME IN MALIBU 41 Aroma 19 19 17 Manchester. brakes. 6300 firip- Call 646- 7905. ' 4-ROOM APARTMENT 2- GREMJM 42 Population POODLES - Guaranteed tiny Wentod to Rent 57 6731. DEAR ME: Yon probably can't, which It just to well. I cantar 11 If 20 21 22 23 . TAG SALE- East Hartford, 22 toy puppies and stud services bedro-oms, stove' and 6 c y l. *uto . P S . fac flif. h /M . 43 Auxiliary 24 SATURDAY SPEQAL! 1971 AM radio, green igroe with your ex-wife. Your ‘bniture and aophiaUcated” 29 29 Simons Road. August 26th., at fair prices. 1-423-8789. refrigerator included, Securi­ 1967 MUSTANG-3-speed, 6- (abbr.) rain date August 27th. Dry ty and references. 646-1585. COUPLE WITH One child CHEVROLET- KINGSWOOD ktotoroyeloo-Bleyelo* 64 w ^ e * will learn the raaUtles of Ule soon enonfh, so aUo'v Captain Eaay. — Crooka ft Lawranca needs 5 or 6 room duplex or cylinder. CaU 643-W72 after 45 Capabla of 27 21 29 shop vacuum, acetylene out­ BEAUTIFUL Silver days. , 6 Passanger Estate Wagon. *3295 them' tholrtheir Uluiions nwhUeawhUe longer. And ifU you roaUyroiiUy “mioo' house. Reasonable. 649-8952. 5pm.'______) ■ HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 catsgoriiation fit, tools, Sanders, saw, gar­ miniature male Poodle pup­ Beautiful turquois finish, with 1976 BUCK ynarinr children, tcU your Huella e EuropennEi ...... Udylriend'*. to get I'LL HANDLE THIS FOR OPENERS YOU CAN 47 Aitraddls 30 91 32 13 den equipment, household, pies. ARC registered. Putten- TWO 2 1/2 room and One 3 wood grain siding. 8 cylinder, FX -1200 - 871-2511. loot iw a conple of weehi. PUNK. WASH! DR0P'4HAT SHIV! t " 50 Morning song WANTED TO RENT 2 o r 3 1975 FORD ELITE - One automatic transmission, 34 39 31 IT !T 5T dry sink. cove breeding. 228-9297 / 423- room, heat, hot water, owner. 24,000 miles. Air. Vinyl SKYHAWK 51 A ctraii appliances. Main Street loca­ room heated apartment. 6135 DO'iwer steering. Factory Air. TRIUMPH 1976 Boniieville 6333. roof. Moving, must sell! Best 2 dr v-fl, 4 speed, P S DEAR ABBY: Whoever said that boys like good girls is Flaming 40 41 42 to 6165 a month. 646-3671. Cddnditining. White walls,' 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 52 Plularcn work TAG SALE 9-4 Aug. 26. Rain- tion 2nd and 3rd floors, lease, offer. Call 569-4552, after 6, or AM rad»o ■yellow 'crazy. date Aug. 27. Three families. security, references. Call luggage rack. One owner. rack. 61,750. 2884042. 53 Mors compact 43 44 49 49 ARC MALE APRICOT FEMALE LATE 20's, seeks all day weeknds. I went out with a boy one night and he made advances. I 46 S h e p a rd D riv e , POODLE, 6-weeks. Parents after 6 pm. 646-3911. Beautifully maintained. 614^. 54 German rivar roommate situation in house *3595 told him wherp to get off. He didn't get mad, but.he never 47 48 49 10 Manchester. can be seen. {100. Cali 569- Suburban Motor Car, Route 1977 ' HONDA 750 or Duplex in Manchester. Call SUPERSPORT - iSerker asked me out again, and he was the one boy I really wanted DOWN ^3920. AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 83, Manchester / Talcottville 91 92 TAG SALE- August 27th. Sun­ 2nd 3 bedroom / Duplex, stove Ellen 429-7965. ' KEEP SMILING Town Line. Exhaust. K&N cleaners. Pin 1975 FORD LTD to date. ■ • day only; 9 to S. Oak and pine refrigerator, and dishwasher. KEEP HAPPY stripe.and much more! 61,800 . Please don’t say that a boy who would pull something like 1 A llike 93 94 SHELTIE MALE, excellent MATURE RESPONSIBLE 2 Lubricstad furniture, tools, toys, trunks with children, friskie 4 year 1 1/2 bath and garage. Nice 1974 PINTO SQUIRE or best offer. CaU- 64841OT. LANDAU (hat isn’t “nice." I haven't met a boy yet who doesn't take, a ' TEACHER, needs Apartment WAGON-Automatic transm it irl out for what he can get. Because of this, a boy hardly INtWIRARfB INTINMltl ASSN i and household items. 24 old. Call 6464134. yard and neighborhood in TOYOTA COROLLA - 4- 2 Df h t fiulo. V-8, PS. PB, immediately, -in Manchester Sion, air conditioned, luggage 1974 HONDA CR 125 - Runs ver mAs me out twice. I am beginning to wonder about this O'Leary Drive, Manchester. Manchestei*. No.pets. 6300 per speed. Good condition. 61100. stereo, blue f month, plus security. Utilities Vernon, Rockville area. rack. Excellent condlnon. and looks good. 1275. 1973 i FREE TO GOOD HOME - Excellent references. Call Radial tires. Call 649-8306 food girl stuff. What does it prove? Beautiful tiger' Ritten 10 extra. 643-1048. Snow tires included. See it - Yamaha 125 TrailbUie, 6100. UNDERAGE AND OVER DEVELOPED KEEP SMILING 673-6443, or 649-2030. Keep anytime. make me an offer. 643-0536. 'Needs some work. CaU-742- ‘3495 weeks old litter trained and trying. KEEP HAPPY loveable. 649-2162. CHARMING 2 bedrooms. Has 6155,-ask for Joe. i DEAR UNDER: Moot‘‘nice'',bayastfll want “good" girit. Wn at bridge 1969 VW BUG - Very good con­ 1964 CHRYLSER 4-doors, 3 FAMILY TAG SALE- Satur­ off street parking and dition. 6800. Call 646-1311, 1977 CHEVY LUV The boyo who drop you boennoe yon'ro “good" are onljr boys, Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Uvattock 44 appliances. Only 6165. (17-29) good running condition, 6350 1977 HONbA ODDOSSEY' day and ^nday, A little bit of Mfsc. tor Rent 58 after 5 p.nr______Cash. Call 6485873. BUGGY - All terraine use. PICKUP ^tny good, and one day a MAN wUl come aiong-tnd nuke Rental Assisters, 236-5646. OlDVOU \VEAH,. IFE E L M O H E /A R B ■VOUCOMINS ... WOULDN'T everything! 9 a.m to 6 p.m. 6850. ExceUent condition. CaU 4 c y l. 4 e p . AM radio, the waiting worthwhile. THEN LET'S ^ YH5, Scoring high with littie 104 West Middle Turnpike. RIDING LESSONS indoor 1968 PONTIAC TEMPEST - WANTTHlS COMFORTABUE WITH WITH M» ---- SET S O IN 'l/^ WAIT, IT BE FA S T E R HEAT PAID-Clban 3 STORAGE AREA ideal for 1974 PINTO STATION before 12 noon, 1- 342-1784. very low mileage East made his best play. riding ring. Western stock G ^ running condition. Nice DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine let me know that she got WEAPON, /IT THAN ITDO WITH V 7 IF WE RODE- seat, saddle seat, and hunt , bedroom, with refrigerator, co n tracto rs. About 1,000 interior. Call 649-9430 WA(iON-4 speed. 72,000 miles. ^THIS 1HIN6! HB*E, /A T I j 3 5 t THE WINKLE? , He let that queen hold. Then MOVING SALE - furniture, mpot but of a sickbed to attend my daughter's wedding. She NORTH S.25-A seat. All levels 228-9817. stove and’ off street parking. square feet. Overhead doors, anytime. Good engine. Nevwsteeri^. *3895 mtoe^you! rr i / i a s f a b a s South went back to dia­ appiiances. records, tapes, TV ••#••••••••••••••••••••••• heat, runnirig water, sink, Disc brakes. Am radio. Mobil* Homo* 65 toughed and sneezed and blew her nose during the whole , THB e rry / e Q72 with rotor and antenna, Just 6175. (177-28) Rental W K654 monds. He took his king and Boalo-Accessorlo* 45 Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. toilet, walk-in door. Central Luggage rack. ExceUent in- 1977 FORD GRANADA time, and aha looked very feverish and weak, She thought led to dummy's 10. E ast was posters, mUg- collection and 1971 CHEVROLET WAGON - , 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot a 10 7 2 location. 6150/month. 646-8882. O riginal ow ner. 360-V-8. ' tenor. Needs some work, oii 4 D r, 6 c y l, auto . PS, fac air. a m oho was doing ua til a big favor by coming, but I wish she in with the queen and led a rack, lawn items, books, mis- Ask for John. body ihist. 61500. 646-7232, Travel Trailer - Stove, radio, red • J 9 3 ceilaneous. 67 Bissell Stieet, 1974. FURY ■- 16W-foot EXTRA LARGE 3 bedroom Power steering, radio, tud stayed home. She hugged and kissed me (and several diamond right back. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with duplex. Has carpeting, after 4 p.m. refrigerator, heated. Full others), and the following day 1 came down with the same WEST EAST Now came the really big after 2. luggage rack, positraction, shower; and toilet. Tandem 1975 55-horsepower outboard appliances, heat paid. Yard ONE CAR GARAGE on traileriqg axels, oversized ‘3995 Symptoms she had at the wedding. I’m not saying she ac- * AKJ109SSI * 83 play of the hand. South . wheels. Call 6880383. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 62,500. for kids. (16-22). Rental Cooper Hill Street. 615 a radiator, alternator, battery. 1970 FORD TORINQSQUIRE tualv give me something, but it was a strange coincidence. • J73 »AQ82 trumped his own trick in MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE - month. Call 649-8350. Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. 62000 firm. 643-2880. . WAGON. Good condition. 351 I Abby, you would be doing a tremendous public service to a J e Q853 dummy in order to lead and August 2Sth., 26th. 9:30 to engine. 6800, or best offer. OUTSTANDING MOBIL 4:30. Squire Village, off board, 6300. 228-0475 or 228- tomind your readers that sick people belong at home!. « 7 • K 10 5 ruff a spade. Then South led RIDS & CATS OR-Nice 2 Call 6^2514. HOME-In Trailer Park. 12x60 1976 CHEVY his ace of trumps, threw Spencer Street. Channinf 1977 PONTIAC ASTER - foot, with sliding glass doors, t I can’t sign this (or obvious reasons. SOUTH Drive, behind Bpildin^ 40. bedrooms with patio, □ AUTOMOTIVE Automatic. ExceUent mpg. MAUBU WAGON ; * “HILLSBOROUGH" ♦ ------East in with the king and left 47 appliances, and yard. Only 1976 FORD Granada 6 2 bedrooms, full hath, com­ 3 speed bike, tires, clothes, »r1995 ■ow booklet “What Teouuero Want to Kuow,” srrlto telephone table, cocktail WANTED - MOM, DAD, ALL ★ ★ « Opening lead: 4K THE KIDS, and pets, too, to 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRD- 4 •StMKk Absi 4cenent*Prof(|S3ional Rustproofif^ A ^ : 132 Lathy Dr„ Beverly HlBo, CaUl. 90212. Enclooe You hold: table, formica '^op wood CHRYSANTHEMUMS, many SATURDAY SPECIAL! 1972 t-25-B cabinet, 1 5 x 3 7 ''Remington varieties, 29 Mountian Road, live in this nice older colonial cylinder, automatic, sun roof, CHEVROLET lMPALA-2 II ead a loag, otamped (28 ceatol, •eU-oddraiied envelope, •y. Near in North Coventry, 4 -power steering, disc brakes, •Oualit)i Used Cars pleoi o. 'k a K J 10 9 7 6 Electric adding machine. G la s to n b u r door hardtop. Nice beige W AQJ54 Commodore Desk calculator. Minneachaug (3olf Course. bedrooms and plenty of room low mileage. Call 644-2703. finish, 'With black vinyl roof. 8 TOLLAND ______to roam, too. 6375. Call Cen- cylinder, automatic transmis­ 4 A Phone-mate automatic CHEVY VEGA -1972.4 speed: By Oswald Jacoby ♦ 2 answering machine, cali 643-- BOTTI'S FRUIT FARM - .tury 21 Tedford Real Estate, sion, power steering, white COUNTY VW and Alan Sontag 8152 (except on Saturday). Apples, Peaches (canning and 647-9914 / 423-8958. y 61,000 miles. 6250. CaU 429- walls. A clean, fine running” SM MAIN fn a n . MANCHEtra An Ohio reader asks if we 1304. Route 83, Talcottville South looked over dummy eatining) Pears, Plums. 280 auto. 61695. Suburban Motor MON-rat. M , WED H I f, SAT • AM 3 PM with mild dismay. He recommend opening with a TAG SALEl-Saturday, August Bush Hill Road, Manchester. OHIco*^9)ftff;pt Root 55 Car, Route 83, Manchester / . A 4 I - 2 1 1 2 ______6 4 9 - 2 6 3 8 1967 CADILLAC Aatrograph thoughtthat if he had his life forcing two bid. 26, 9am to' 4pm','Indoors, 14 Talcott'.’iUe Town Line. Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom to live over again, he would We have no real criticism Huntington Street (off East Antiquo* 48 ST0RE"F0R RENT - With 2 CONVERTABLE tan, with tan top and interior .'Good run­ have passed the four-spade of a two-spade opening, but Center). Kitchen table with bay garage, near parkade. 188 contract. Then he decided we would only bid one. We chairs, end tables, coffee WANTED. Antique furniture, W. Middle Turnpike. Call 643- ning condition orignal owner. soon be forgotten. ''^WEET^TOlHE^WEtT, 61250. Call 6481042. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 11) that maybe there would be only have 15 high card points table, lamps, metal cloto''’'! glass, pewter, oil paintings or 6802. - vMDIHERGmE! lots of other players in trou­ so there is very little chance other antique items. R. Multiple restonsibllltles are cabinet, books, household 1972 FCIRD cu sto m 4 Door. not likely to frighten you today. ble and he had better try to that a one spade bid will be Harrison, 643-8709. ' MANCHESTER - Main Street You can handle several Impor­ get out as cheaply as he passed out. items, bric-a-brac, toys, etc. store for rent. 750 square feet. Power steering and braked Low' mileage. 61,000. Call 1978 tant projects simultaneously could. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I Wanted to Buy 49 6200 monthly. Paul W. and atm do a good job. TAG SaLe '3-Family, August after 5 p.m., 643-4116. So he ruffed the spade IForacop'’ af JACOBY MOD­ Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. r « Augual 21, I t f f AQUARIUS (Jan. 28F ab. 19) 26 and. 27, Saturday and Sun­ USED BABY CRIB;-Please Learning can be a fun experi­ leail, cashed the ace of dia­ ERN, send SI lo: ‘'Win at day. 10-5. Route 85, West 3(our material prospects look, monds, noted the fall of the Bridge,'' care ol this newspa­ call 644-1655. fleasonable.and IlkTSIM CIEHIHIIX INNMniOWN valher encouraging for the ence today If you approach It In jack from West and decided per, P.O. Box 489, Radio C lly Street, Bolton. Antiques,- fur­ in good condition. .. -i ' . ■ HEW 1978 BUICK SKYLARK coming year. Ironlcaljy, that frame of mind. The knotol- niture, louvered closet doors, Though, enterprises you think edge you acquire you’ll retain to lead his queen of clubs. station. New York, N. Y, 10019.) rugs and small appliances. .will yield large returns may not and later put to good use. SAVE - SAVE — SAVE - SAVE lihisn as strong as the ones PISCES (Fab. 2*-M treh 20) In Heathcliff — George Gately LARGE TAG SALEt - □ RENTALS situations that matter to you 6 - 2 5 Household items, office desk, lf?R(3o 7 )lug!"»^pL* 22)*'^^^^ personally, you'll only put out books, miscellaneous items. ■your hunches and lollow your , . h Room* tor Rent 52 Intulllve leads In financial or you can do where loved ones One day only. Saturday career matters today. These benefit, your exertions will be August' 26, 9-6. All items THOMPSON HOUSE .MEN - Ingredients, plus your common '/i.TsTy'JSPh M®Aorit lit Your WInthrop — Dick Cavalll priced to sell. 64 Lawton Birch House Women, Central- ■sens'B will out VOU in the pro! t ARIES (March z i-adth i i ) ro u r Road. ly iocated.i Dojwntowri Jornmb Like l6 find out mb™ greatest asset todaylay (a(! your . 4 dr. sedan, soft ray tinted glass, dopr and window •about yourself? Send lor your fability * '''S to 0®'get along with people Manchester. Kitchen from all walks of life. Your BECAUSE WHEN I WEAR TAG SALE August 26th-27th, frame moldings, door edge guard, A/cond., remote rear •rftnu nl A^lro-Grftoh Lfittfif b v *7071) ftll WBlKS Of llffi. TOUr NO KTICTDINig-... WHY ^ privileges. CaU 6482358. "mailing 50 penia for each and a DleasanIpleasant demeanor Is the key ITONTTHE FRONT OP A/V Saturday and Sunday, 9am- view mirror, power disc brakes, aulo., P.S„ deluxe wheel VOLl WEAR 'rOLiR CAPON •long, self-addressed, stamped to open doors. HEAD!, r HAVE 4pm. Uots of antiques, wine ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING covers, bias belted wsw tires, radio accom. pkg. Incl. TAURUS (Aprn 28M ay 20) Your THB B^AOCCF ' tQ U R h e a d "? presses, copper boiler, iron -envelope to Aatro-Graph, P. 0 , DIFFICULTY BRBAt HINQ-. ROOM - Private entry. freight and dealer prep. Stock 418545. ;B ox 4i9, Radio City Station, normal channels of revenue and brass beds, show case, Shower bath. Free parking. -N .Y . 10019. Be sure to specify could yield a larger return than IT copper still, clocks, kerosene Apply 195/Spruce. Street. usual today. Be alert lor ways iT-'" lamps, old tools and hindges, •LIBRaI sopI. 280CI. 23)M al !j®"®r commode, cedar chest, cast ROOM FOR RENT in house, viDay have some Inside mforma- ' iran kettle, old tub, bottles, full privileges, very con­ lion you're aeeking today, but ??!! “ J""® |m' nnas pumps, shelving, unit on venient location,. CaU 643- * 5 2 8 9 ’ “ •you can't depend upon him to boldness will ba the oriea ■ {0011 you. Gel out and circulate j*'!®'® ®'® castors, oldstove parts, Edset 8011. 'Bo assertive w ithout carburator, depression glass STOCK • or phone trIends who could be today. •helpful. being erratic. (service for 4), nice clotnihg- FURNISHED ROOM FOR- ; SCORPIO (O ct. 28NOV. 22) CANCER______I (Juno I 21-July 22) Situ­ * -I »Ji girls 12-14, much more mis­ RENT-Fbr gentleman. 58 • Rather than try to lollow tha ations where you can derive CHARTER some type of commission, po= 'r w - cellaneous. Cancelled if rain. Strickland Street, North • methods of others today, lunc- OTtALH 744 N orth M ain S tre e t, Manchester. • tidn In the manner that comes even though It Is a small one, ciirawwxMc.tMWyusriioii Manchester. ; Inslincllvely. Victory coma? should be the areas where you OAK BUICK .through use of your natural FURNISHED ROOM FOR Short Ribs - Fronk Hill REMODELING KITCHEN 81 MMUNS STh MUICIIESTBI • altrlhules. GENTLEMAN-Modern baUi. -SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 28Doc. encounters will be oktremely selling counters and cabinets. No cooking. Security^ and (OpM EVM.) 64M B71 beneficial today. You will learn MY LOVAU IVE HEARP >OUR 1 AS(?EE S0METHIN<3 !,iM eoiM O !21) Persons you'll be dealing * s much from others as they MUST 0E PONE. ,0 N A Diet. Best offer. Call 289-7000. references. 630 weekly. Call Exit 93 Off 1-86 Route 15 Jwllh today have long memo- SUBJECTS,* COAAPLAINTS ABOL 6482121. • rias. The cooperation and spar- will Irom you. Each will be BtOATeO SOVRRNm STA(?TIN©TiaMORROW.., MISCELLANEOUS TAG ! ' ing you shower on them will not buoyed up by the experience. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I SALE - August 26 and 27. 10 Apartment* For Rent 53 ' J ' 1 a.m. to 7 p.m. Rain or shine. rx " VYIUL YOO Q O rr THAT CHEERING Girls ana ladies clothing, OUT GOES SUMMER... LOOKING for anything in real •barry’B World — Jim Borry EVERVTIMEI GET A NIBBLE ?!" household products, etcetera. .estate rental - aparTments, 260 Diane Drive, South Wind­ homes, multiple dwellings, no Bugs Bunny — Holmdahl ft'Stoffal sor. , fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1 0 2 1 0 Asociates, fnc. 6481980. ★ B- ’S yyssx’s ★ s tru cks TAG SALE-Saturday August VYEIRE HAVIhK?r T \ 26th., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1963 6OIN' UP.' MANCHESTER MAIN. C UNIVM* UK tMINtUSk 8-lS j «aA h.'h PARTY f t X ONE.INE. I Ford Fairlane engiiie.54 High. STREET 2 and 3 room apart- . ★ 3 F-1 0 ’S ★ 8 5 1 0 ’S ★ 3 Z’S Street, Manchester. ment, heated, hot water, Our Boarding House This Funny World OF OUR WETIRING appliances, no pets, parking, AT BLONSTEIN’S CANIPING CENTER EMPLOYED VERNON, TALCOTTVILLE security. 5287047. 784 TALCOtTVILLE RD„ VERNON AREA Large tag sale, F X7U GET \o e ^ W IL P.'I HAVENT yOM KNO W THE moving, must sell 20 year plus FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 1978 JAYCO TENT CAMPERS from .... .$2,195 INTHECU^HI0N5 $EEN SO -MUCK k it c h e n (3AP5ET accumulation of stuff. Main - 426 Broad St. 6155. Security 1978 JAYCO TENT CAMPERS fr o m ...... $2,295 HURRY— HURRY— HURRY K9U CAN FIND LUXURV ^INCE, THAT Street, opposite Talcottville deposit. No appliances. THE (W R 0V THE PINBALL ICE CUBBfWELL, School. SATURDAY AND M arried couple. No pets. 1978 PURITAN TRAVEL TRAILERS from . .$SJ500 ^TUPYINfi THE PALACE .iFUPPUeP THI$ ONE EVEN Sunday, August 26th-27th, Telephone 643-4751. 1977 MIDAS TRAVEL TRAILER from . . . .$5,100 CeiLlNS.' M ffT BE ^ W I7 Z L E 6 10am to 4pm. CAREFUL you yo m Many Many More! p r i n k ! j GARAGE SALE- Children's PONT STUMBLE clothing, ice skates, bathroom OFFICE SPACE VVII^ON AND BEARCAT. TRUCK CAPS INTO THE ' sink, imported slates for 4 FOE RENT USED; SUNKEN y t A t C it f * 1/2x9 pool lable. Friday 9 to,3, ‘1977 23' MIDAS MUR Very Low Mileage $12,500 BATHTUB.' 1 ft. Saturday 9 to 12. Rain or |230 square (eet. ceoter o(| , ^ R V ABOUT THAT A ® ■Manchester, air conditioning and I De Gdrmier shine. 67 Linwoord Drive, ofP Iparklng. Call 1972 17‘/i ’ PROWLER w /a ir...... $ 2 ,3 5 0 SUDDEN STOP, FUDDSY.M g Keeney Street. 1970 SCOnV . r ...... $875 ta g sa l e Saturday, August 1968 YEUOWSTONE ...... $1,475 26. 38 S e'rver. S tr e e t, Motor Solos, Inc. Manchester. 10am to 6pm. EWIMMINQ POOL >tn(f More Baby furniture, clothes, (all DISnilM ITOII HA* LCFT OVM HIU LINE OF PAL FIRE STIX CB ANTENNAS > 5 I' ages,) household iems, itoys, •KANO NIW 1*7i ABOVl \ anOUND FAMILY M Z* POOL* DATSUN 1978 tamps, and much more. ,) COMFLIT* WITH FILTH, DATSUN SI liyNEA.IK DICK, FtNCC, LADOU AND AWHING TAG SALE August 26th, & •TAIR* . ONLY H I* “How 'bout askin' Billy to cut his fee for IS v e r y t h in s 27Ui., 361 O'Connell Drive, COMPLiTILY INATALLID. FCJB. TUH*. CAU WAMHOU** ^ ANY New OPEN TO NITEt p h o h e I appearances, an' help us to curb Inflation T iDTAL East Hartford. Attic O m iC T ASX FOH TOMY AT 28S BROAD ST. 8-25 Clearance, ^mall appliances. OH TOLL F R H 1-SOO- somel?" s u r v iv a l * l**-4**». TILL 8 PM J ^ 8 4 3 -4 Clothes. Old magazines. Unit From MANCHESTER d -1 -S "We were hoping he'd enter the miniatry, Records. Much more! 10 to 5. RX.es but he doesn’t want to work on Sundays." No previews. Stock •, /