PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug, 17, 1977 City official compares views with neighbors The weather Inside today By MAL BARLOW recent change. Neighborhood groups Mrs. Fahey said, “Even then, Partly sunny with high in mid 70s. East Hartford Reporter have formed in recent weeks. there’s always one child in a family Fair, cool tonight with low in lower 50s. hditonal . .... 4-A An East Hartford resident who is Gaitor questioned how long those that goes bad, at least by that Mostly sunny Friday with high in 70s. lO-B Family ...... 6-A also a Hartford city official dropped groups will last. “As soon as their family’s standards.” Chance of rain 10'S- today, near zero t!harm Gardening .... 8-A in on the August meeting of the East particular problem is solved, forget DePold said the young poor of tonight. National weather map on Page Obituaries .. tO-A them,” he said. today are not as lucky as children of 7-B. Comics...... Sports ... . .3-5-B Hartford Human Relations Commis­ ^,^N N .,;ratos0A V . AtrobsT a f mwi- vcL xcvi;Tta.i^. i*h k :e , k ift ek n g en ts Dear Abby • 9-B sion (HRC) and sparked a lengthy poor immigrants years ago. talk on the woes of town and city peo­ Welfare woes “There were no federal programs ple. Mrs. Quinn said she is pleased to then which said, for example, no The HRC did not raise a quorum. see a new approach in Washington father in the home if you want Scheduled business was discussed towards welfare and work. She said a welfare.” but nothing could be done by those town system for local welfare has Mrs. Quinn warned, “If we don’t By hit and run driver present. They were Chairman Hans bother^ her for years. help each other as relatives, nor as DePold, Mack Hawkins, Marcella “If a man needs help and he is able neighbors, then we’re going to do it Fahey and Helen Quinn. to work, we give him a form,” she as taxpayers.” “We’re in hot water in Hartford,” said. “Every week he must go out Gaitor said, “There are all kinds of said Woodrow Gaitor of 51 Brook St., and get three signatures from poten­ programs for losers. Good kids don’t a guest of Hawkins and Hartford’s tial employers saying they can’t hire fit into any of these (government assistant to the city manager. him. program) slots. Presley mourners killed The city has hir^ many workers “There is no confidentiality. The "In the Depression, people were MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - A hit- reckless driving and public Many of the mourners drove hun­ through many federal programs. In form says ‘welfare’ at the top of it.” more family oriented. Values were Utley, and the officer was hurt slight­ and-run driver struck and killed two drunkeness. He was held without dreds of miles to get a final look at fact, it hasn’t hired but a handful of DePold said some people get taught. There are no values today. ly in the altercation. teen-age girls and critically injured a bond. The juvenile girls who were in their idol. Police said the crowd was standing workers to be paid out of the general caught in an environmental rut. They “Last year for the first time in 14 third today outside the ornate man­ the car with him were charged with Pat Christian, 30, of Bridgetown, in the parking lot of a shopping fund in recent years. are stuck in poverty. A friend years of living in East Hartford I sion where rock n’ rock king Elvis being accessories to second degree N.J., one of Presley's fans who center across the street from the iron Many of the programs were meant suggested the only way to break a locked my door. A neighborhood boy Presley’s body lay awaiting burial. murder. Their ram es were not stayed for the all-night vigil, said: "I gales to Graceland, where 80,000 per­ to run a short time. But the city child out of the rut is to put him in a had walked in and stolen my money.” About 2,000 mourners were main­ released. don’t have any place to stay so I sons gathered Wednesday to pay final needs the workers. It can’t afford to special day care center most of the He told how he had informed the taining an all-night vigil outside the ■ Private services were scheduled at might as well stay out here and pay them through general budget day. boy’s parents but nothing was done. respects to Presley. funds. Gaitor said. Mrs. Quinn said, "The only value gates of Graceland Mansion, where 2 p.m. CDT today in Graceland, the maybe something will happen " rile car seemed to swerve toward today is the buck.” Presley, 42, died Tuesday of a heart 18-room mansion owned by the one­ Miss Christian said she quit her job the crowd, sending dozens scattering Regionalism Family woes Mrs. Fahey said, "What has ailment, when the car swerved into time $40-a-week truck driver who as a waitress to come to Memphis. "I out of the way. No one was hit Then the crowd. was born in a small frame house in told the boss I'm going to see Elvis. " Woodrow Gaitor, left, makes a point with Mack Hawkins, member of the East Hartford "Things are going to go regional Statistics on rising crime and fami­ happened? Why is it parents can’t the vehicle swerved back into the ly problems were played down by the The driver of the 1963 Ford Tupelo, Miss, and grew up in The three girls struck by Wheeler s street and plowed into the three girls. Human Relations Commission. (Herald photo by Barlow) whether or not we like it,” said stand to be with their kids all day?” Gaitor, changing the subject. group. DePold said, “If the parent is self- Fairlane, identified by police as Memphis. car were among the thousands of "I saw the car coming. The car 'T d like to see East Hartford or "I think these things have always centered, the child will be too.” Treatise Wheeler, 18. Memphis, was About 80,000 crying, perspiring, mourners who remained outside the seemed like it was leaning on its West Hartford or some other town taken place,” said Hawkins. “We He said his wife, a school social arrested by a policeman who chased jostling persons had gathered outside mansion in an all night vigil. They side." said Nancy Mendola, 36, of him about a block in a patrol car begin to at least talk to each other just see them more today,” worker in Hartford, suspects part of the mansion Wednesday, National were talking to a policeman, who saw Piltsburgh. "I heard the screaming, before stopping him Bolton may break law about mutual problems without ‘.‘You’re right,” said Mrs. Fahey. the problem stems from doing away Guard units were called in to aid the car coming and jumped out of the the hysteria. It was awful. ” "Lynch 'em. hang him up," the fighting over funds. Nobody 'really "When I went to school in Hartford, with breast feeding. Tbe mother does police and sheriff’s deputies in way, when they were struck. After Robert Walter, 32, a Detroit wants to carry the ball.” we had our troublemakers. In those not hold the child today. crowd shouted as Wheeler and three handling the mourners. Three slamming into the girls, the driver fireman, said he was talking with young girl passengers were taken to DePoId noted a 1969 town charter days they were all Italians.” Mrs. Fahey said, "When I had my helicopters hovered above the sped away. another mourner when “all of a on disposal of sewage amendment forbids East Hartford Someone said many of those children, my doctor told me to jail. Cans of beer, two empty, were sweltering mass outside the gates of "The car came down the road, ” sudden I saw a girl fly up in the air found in the car. from joining anything that would Italians have since moved to East definitely not breastfeed. the 13-acre estate. said Police Capt. G.L. Utley. "He like a dummy, two to three feel Names of the victims were not The Town of Bolton may be Bolton's sanitarian, Calvin of $4,972 in federal anti-recession allow an outside agency to regulate Hartford and are concerned about “The training for parents is so Guards opened the gates from 3 swerved onto private property and above tlie car " released. The Nasvhille Banner violating state law because it doesn’t Hutchinson, told selectmen the funds. Selectmen Aloysius Abeam anything in town. peace and order in local schools. poor. And being a parent is so com­ p.m until 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to let then came back and hit the three The incident occurred around 4 reported the two dead girls were 19 provide a place for dumping sewage sewage disposal problem is serious, and Ernest Shepherd agreed to in­ "I mean just talk,” Gaitor said. Mrs. Quinn said, “The best thing to plex. the mourners view the body. City ad­ ladies, who were in the middle of the a.m. years old and from Louisiana. from septic tanks in town, three sep­ ft’s not legal now, he said, and septic vestigate. “Just talk about things we don’t like do to change things is to give all the ministrative officer Richard Hackett road talking to a police officer. He Presley was to be interred in a “We’ve lost something,” she said. In critical condition at at tic disposal men told the Board of tank firms are forced to "bootleg” • Authorized the first selectmen to to talk about. I don’t feel we ask kids good parents.” and police director E. Winslow Chap­ (the driver) appeared to floor-board mausoleum crypt at nearby Forest "How do we get it back?” Methodist-South Hospital was Tam­ it.” Selectmen Tuesday night. sewage into other towns, sign the papers to receive the next in­ enough questions.” DePold said, "The parents have to The meeting without a quorum man estimated about 20,000 persons Hills Cemetery near the grave of his my Baiter, 17. believed to be from filed past the coffin. Patrolman W. Greenwood jumped First Selectman Henry Ryba Hutchinson said he is checking into stallment of federal revenue sharing He noted the district meetings of care.” went on more than two hours. mother, who died of a heart ailment Missouri. out of the way. A policeman rushed agreed there is a problem and it will the possibility of digging "lagoons” grants. The money, expected next Democrats in East Hartford never One visitor was Caroline Kennedy, 19 years ago. also at the age of 42 ommmKisimmstmmmKm Wheeler was charged with two to a parked patrol car and gave be investigated. One possibility is to in Bolton to hold the sewage. He said year, will continue to pay for con­ deal with the big issues. Hotter daughter of the late President John Many stars, including Burl counts of second degree murder, chase, catching the car within a contract with another nearby town he has no idea of the cost yet. struction of the library. topics at the meetings are corned F. Kennedy, who stayed in the man­ Beynolds, Ann Margret and John Rockville hospital notes drunk driving, leaving the scene. block. for disposal of the pumped sewage, • Voted to contribute $20 to the beef suppers, he said. sion about 10 minutes. Wayne, were expected to attend the he said. Driveway prol>lems Connecticut Conference of "We’re going to be in some pretty "He came out fighting, ” said services today. William McKinney of McKinney "He doesn't look like that. ” she Another group attended the Municipalities for that organization’s rough situations soon,” Gaitor said. Admitted Tuesday: Christine Burns, non Ave., Rockville; Linda Graezyk, Boiling edict continues Brothers Sewage Disposal Co,, selectmen’s Tuesday night meeting successful lawsuit against Northeast He noted that Hartford has hired Bradley Dr., Rockville; Katherine said of the waxen image in the coffin. Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Dale Harned, "He looks like this. " she said and Manchester, told the selectmen that on another problem — a driveway off Utilities, which resulted in some rate its own Washington, D.C., consulting Coleman, Garland Dr., Vernon; Leonard Ellington; Mae Merk, Prospect St., thrust forward a medalion the septic tank problem will come to Rolling Hills Trail which serves two rebates. Bolton is expected to get a firm at $70,000 to keep the city in­ Goetz Jr., Vernon Ave., Vernon; Ethel Rockville; Lena Shapera, Court St , emblazoned with the image of a a head in Bolton in two to three building lots. rebate of about $1,700 for past elec­ Hansen, Ellington; Joan Kadish, Berle Rockville; Gwendolyn Torrey, Mountain Natural gas line installed formed. The city can keep on top of younger, living Presley. years. Peter Kirk, speaking for the tric bills. new programs, he said. Rd,, South Windsor; Louis McLane, Oak St., Rockville; Earl Tracy, Worcester Southwest area water users St., Manchester; Kathleen Ruzicka, Presley s seamic.ss copper casket McKinney said state law requires residents, asked for action on a peti­ • Designated Selectman Joanne Mrs. Quinn said most people are Rd., Vernon; James Turner, Middle Workmen from the Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. install Donnell Rd., Vernon; Keith Saenger, Butcher Rd., Rockville. was opened and placed in the small that a town provide a dumping site tion and grievance they brought to Neath to further check into her apathetic about such big problems. about 700 feet of pipe on W. Middle Tpke. at the corner of either within the town or within a Laurel St,, Rockville. Births Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and foyer near the front of the mansion. the old Board of Selectman in April. proposal that the town consider self- They all have their own private ones. Discharged Tuesday: Delberda Congress St. which will give better service to customers in the reasonable distance. Hutchinson, also the town’s Mrs. Eugene Ruzicka, Donnel Rd., Ver­ seek restitution, action He wore a while suit, light blue shirt insurance. Mrs. Neath suggested the Mrs. Fahey said there has been a Baldinger, Tolland; Sandra Gelinas, Ver­ non. John Fay, owner of Honey Wagon building official, and the selectmen north end of Manchester. The high pressure line replaces a low and white tie idea to save money on property and The boiling advisory will be in Wednesday night and drew up a peti­ Septic Tank Service, Manchester, said little could be done about the pressure line and will act as a booster, according to Lou Riccelli, By SUSAN VAUGHN Presley died on the bathroom floor casualty insurance, which is costing effect at least through today, and tion which is being taken to residents agreed that every town should have residents’ complaint because the CNG engineering manager. The low pressure line on the other Herald Reporter upstairs in his mansion ot cardiac more and more and is becoming dif­ possibly anothr day. Young said. on the 42 streets which are affected arrylhmia, an erratic heartbeat doc­ its own place or designate one driveway appears to be legal. Town side of the street will remain. The job should be done in another A group of residents from the ficult to get. About 15 canvassers, led by Joseph by the water problem. tors said may have been produced by elsewhere. Counsel Jerome Walsh couldn't find soutwest section of town where a week or two, Ricelli said. (Herald photo by Dunn) Reynolds of 86 Niles Dr,, organized Reynolds said today he has also his high blood pressure and artery Loren Fracchia, owner of his own any violation of zoning or subdivision • Decided not to dispense with boiling advisory on contaminated —See I’uge Ten-A troubles. -septic cleaning firm in Hebron, said regulations, they said. reading minutes of meetings unless it water has been in effect for 10 days Bolton sewage used to go to Vernon is so voted as a meeting. The ’FABRI has eceiv ed from 400 to 500 for disposal, but Vernon won’t accept Other ItusinesH proposal was made to shorten JUST ARRIVED signatures on a petition citing breach it while a new sewage treatment In other business Tuesday night, meetings; Tuesday night’s minute­ News summary of contract by the town and deman­ plant is being built. the Board of Selectmen: reading session took about 25 Bell insists no deals made ding immediate restitution of minutes. Therefore, the owners said, the • Learned from the Capitol Region FALL PRINTS Compiled from United Press Internetlonal damages and attention to the Bolton sewage has to be taken Council of Governments that Top & bottom weights. Percales, Ducks, Novelties problem. • Had a moment of silent prayer in The suit is scheduled for trial anywhere another town may accept Bolton’s unemployment rate was 7.3 memory of Mrs. Caroline Morra, Celanese FORTREL®Polyester/Cotton State Meanwhile, the tests on the water to get new FBI director beginning Oct. 17. it Most of the time, it goes to the per cent in April, 6.2 per cent in May, and 100% Cottons, 44" wide taken this morning by the Town who died Tuesday afternoon. She was HARTFORD - The federal Metropolitan District Commission and 6.3 per cent in June. .. Machine wash - Tumble dry Water Department show that all but WASHINGTON (UPI) - Attorney Bell also-had tried vainly to per­ mally announced the selection, Bell the wife of former First Selectman government's decision to extend plant in Hartford • Discussed possible uses of a total one sample of water has cleared up, General Griffin Bell insists "no side suade Johnson, an old friend of both told reporters: Richard Morra, SUPER SAVINGSIII the time limit on a program to National according to Robert Young, deals'■ were made to persuade U.S. the President and attorney general, help the needy pay for the high NEW YORK — Prosecutors in superintendent in the water treat­ District Judge Frank M. Johnson of to be Bell's deputy. But Johnson • Johnson, 58, agreed to serve the DAN RIVER cost of last winter’s fuel bills got Bolton appointments the "Son of Sam ” case expect to ment plant. He said that sample is Alabama to take the job of directing refused to leave the bench on which full 10-year term as FBI director. rave reviews from Gov, Ella T. Johnson was offered nothing beyond win five more murder in­ being checked to see if it indicates the FBIafter he had refused it for he had served for 22 years. Grasso. The deadline was CHECK GINGHAMS dictments against postal worker any special problems. eight months. Then how did Bell finally sign that and Bell said "it would shock extended from Aug. 31 to Sept. 23. me" if Johnson used the job to step David Berkowitz. Twenty-five 'The bacteria counts on the samples Bell, who bypassed the choices of Johnson up at a Newnan, Ga., motel A rainbow of colors. 1/8", 1/4" & 1" checks. Wednesday by the Community police officers are promoted for an unprecedented search committee where they conferred in public for up to the Supreme Court two or three Cheney keeps PBC seat Machine wash - Tumble dry - 4 4 " wide. are a little above the standard. Services Administration. years from now. their work in connection with the Young indicated. He said he wants that had checkd 230 prospects and in­ two hours without being recognized? • Johnson was not offered any Douglas Cheney, a Republican, Stlaney Bates was reappointed to Celanese FORTREL®Polyester/Cotton case. them all down to zero before the terviewed 48 of them, has revealed "There were no side deals," Bell retirement favors. His retirement just barely held onto his seat on the the Conservation Commission by a 4- HARTFORD — Sen. Lowell P. boiling advisory on water used for that President Carter offered John­ insisted in a White House news con­ REGULARLY $1.39 A YARD pay will be little more than half a? Public Building Commission (PBC) 1 vote (Mrs. Neath dissented) and Weicker. R-Conn., has called for MINNEAPOLIS - Sen. Hubert drinking and food preparation is son the job last December and was ference Wednesday in which he for­ much as he would receive by when the Bolton Board of Selectmen Elna Dimock was appointed open immediate gasoline rationing and H. Humphrey, the Democratic lifted. turned down. made appointments this week. burning official by a 3-2 vote (Mrs. CREPE & PONTE STITCH deregulation of natural gas "Happy Warrior” and former remaining on the bench, although Neath and Ahearn dissented). prices. "We are consuming vice president who had a cancer Johnson does get a salary boost — Cheney, a PBC member for 13 energy at a record rate today and from $54,500 to $57,500. years and its chairman for 14 years, The special Monday night meeting operation last fall, underwent ran from 7:30 to 11:45. The board DOUBLE KNITS are totally at the mercy of the major surgery again to remove an • Johnson's reluctance to leave the was reappointed by a 3-2 vote of the Organization of Petroleum Expor­ bench and come to Washington was Democratic-controlled Board of decided to continue making ap­ 100% Celanese FORTREL®Polyester obstruction in his bowel today. Tropical storm strikes ting Countries, ” he said. based in part on the health of his Selectmen First Selectman Henry pointments at another special All new fall colors. meeting — this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. NEW YORK - A U. S. District mother, who was confined to her Ryba and Selectman John Carey, Machine wash ■ Tumble dry home last December and required — and interview candidates for the i 60" Wide WETHERSFIELD - Atten­ Court judge has awarded $1,000 in both Democrats, opposed the reap­ dance and the amount of money constant nursing care for a cerebral pointment, while Republican Ernest Board of Fire Commissioners. damages to three persons — two Other appointments made Monday YARDS wagered at Connecticut gaming of them from Massachusetts — southern California hemorrhage. Shepherd and Democrats Aloysius 'r e g u l a r l y $1.99 A YARD night, all unanimous, were: facilities have dropped off in the who sued the Central Intelligence • It was by pure chance that Bell Ahearn and Joanne Neath favored it. SAVE $.49 A YARD OR 25% past year, according to the state LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The first 222 limes the previous record for the region, and at least one major learned from deputy as.sociate at­ • Board of Health — Elizabeth An­ m Agency for up to $50,000 for il­ tropical storm to strike Southern An earlier motion to appoint m gaming commission. day and breaking the 88-year-old highway — Interstate 8, the main torney general Frances Green, a drews, Paul Edberg and Sonja Kirk, legally opening their mail. California ,in 38 years poured down Alphonse Julian to the PBC failed IQUHJED record for the whole month of road east from .San Diego was cut toriner law clerk of Johnson's, that two years: Marjory Klar, Grant record rainfalls, from 2 to more than NEW HAVEN - Some of the 52 August by a 50-foot wa.shoul in eastern San the motlicr s situation was better and when Ryba voted "yes," Shepherd Davis, Esther Haloburdo and Hazel MIAMI — The defense of a 15- 4 inches, flooding hundreds of homes, and Mrs Neath voted "no" and persons who are suing city of­ Three days of rainfall left Diego county and other blockages in Johnson might be having "second Allen, three years. CALICO PRINTS year-old boy charged with killing destroying highways, doing millions lloodwatcrs in scattered locations Imperial county. Carey and Ahearn abstained. Great for jumpers & jackets. ficials and former policemen over thoughts. ' • Senior Citizens Committee — Im his elderly neighbor will be based of dollars in damage and killing eight throughout Southern California, Many desert roads still were im- Cheney was an unsuccessful can­ Face: Polyester/Cotton Blend illegal wiretapping should be "1 told her not to say anything Judith Miner, four years; Paul upon “ involuntary television in­ persons. Arizona, Nevada and upper Baja pa.ssable in Imperial county, a desert didate lor selectman in the May town WB- Fill: 100% Polyester barred from suing because they about it," B<'’l said. He said he quiet­ Brown, three years; Edward Carini, 1 ' toxication,” his attorney says. California, Mexico, where the storm farming area just north of the election. He received the fewest two years, and Elsie Jones, one year. Back: 100% Acetate Tricot "engaged in illegal conduct,” Damage was estimated at at least ly got in touch with Johnson again did serious damage. Mexican border, where the worst number of voles in the eight-way con­ • Capitol Region Planning Com­ Machine wash • Tumble dry former Police Chief James F. $20 million, with half of that to crops and the favorable . esponse answered SIMPLICITY 8092 $047 Ahern and his brother, Stephen, International in Imperial county. Traffic snarled at flooded intersec­ house flooding occurred in half a one of the biggest problems Bell has test for four seats. mission — Robert Gorton, two years. 44" Wide YARD Six children were swept away in tions throughout the three-stale dozen communities. faced as attorney general. A native of Manchester, Cheney James Klar was appointed alternate. claim. The lawsuit seeks more MADRID, Spain — King Juan DID YOU KNOW... REGULARLY $2.69 A YARD the irresistible currents of rain has lived in Bolton for 20 years. • Northern Regional Mental than $1 million in damages. Carlos, Queen Sophia and You ihoutd uM fusibiM ^ 127 swollen flood control channels, but Doiifilas riu-iu‘v Besides his PBC activity, he has also Health Board Catchment Area Coun­ ■ y a r d for herm w htn stitchos Premier Adolfo Suarez escape an five were saved in dramatic rescues. served as a justice of the peace and cil No. 15 — Lorraine Maus. •rt lik ily to show. MATCHING UNQUILTED Regional assassination attem pt in the The other disappeared down the as treasurer of the Republican Town • Capitol Region Purchasing Coun­ REGULARLY $1.49 A YARD resort island of Palma de Mallor­ FCC silences radio chef Committee. cil — Ryba. Joseph Licitra was ap­ BOSTON — Extended outlook Los Angeles river toward the ocean NON-WOVEN IRONON FUSIBLE ca, Police found a bomb under a and was presumed dead. More area news Cheney’s reappointment was one of pointed alternate. for Southern New England, Satur­ bridge only moments before they Ordinarily, when one whips up an have never used my programs or my they could use the opportunity to at­ on 2B, 3B & 8C several made in a special executive • Demolition officer — Calvin day through Monday: Fair Satur­ were to pass it after returning The unusual rainfall ruined scien­ omelet or a souffle, only the cook is columns to further my political tack Mrs. Ferguson. That wouldn’t session of the Board of Selectmen Hutchin.son. interfecing interfacing day and Sunday. Chance of from a sailing trip. tists’ plans, causing a delay of at concerned. career. In fact, I have avoided inter­ be fair to Vivian." Monday night. Two other ap­ • Municipal agent for assistance to Use for ptrnsanant shaping. For soft, supple control. ^ showers Monday. Cool Saturday least 24 hours in a nuclear test explo­ But now it depends on whether or viewing.public figures; I completely “We are going by the law," Jacobs 0% Polyester - Mechine wash - 22" Wide pointments also involved contests. the elderly — David Mitchell. 100% Rayon - Machine wash -1 4 " with early morning lows in the 50s BONN, West Germany — The sion in Nevada and postponing the se­ not the cook is a Democrat or a separated the two. said, but added that the station was and afternoon highs mid to upper wife of the former Gestapo chief cond test flight of the space shuttle Republican and just which one is ■‘It would be different it I talked planning to present an editorial 70s. Warming thereafter with in Rom e, SS Col, H erb ert F’nterprise Aug. 30 by soaking its dry doing the whipping. politics on my program," she said. expounding the merit of such a law. highs by Monday in the low to mid Kappler, says she alone helped lake landing strip. Vivian Ferguson, GOP town direc­ "If I continue, the opposition will buy "If this were a full-tlmejob, does it 2 80s and lows in the 60s. ’The central remnants of the dying Gorton heads library board him escape from Italy because he tor who is seeking re-election, has equal time and talk politics while I mean the law requires a person to storm, once Hurricane Doreen as it talk cooking." give up his livelihood in order to run Gleason will have the condition of gill ol books from a Manchester resi­ was dying of cancer and talking been notified by radio station WINF Bolton WARWICK, R. I. - Slate and gathered strength in the Pacific off for political office? " he said. the soil determined by bringing about killing himsell. that her daily five-minute cooking Commenting on the station's deci­ lient. federal officials say $9 million Mexico, wallowed just off San Mrs. Ferguson's popular program Robert Gorton has been appointed samples to the University of Connec­ program , "V ivian F erguson’s sion to end the show, Jeff Jacobs, sta­ I'ustur on vucutiun worth of marijuana found Clemente toward Ix)s Angeles and will resume after the November chairman of Bolton s Board of ticut Extension Service. MOSCOW — American Kitchen, ” must be terminated or tion manager, said, "If other can­ Library Directors. Other officers are The Rev. Robert Cronin, pastor of Wednesday may be only part of an explorers were the first to reach San Diego today. equal time must be granted to op­ didates were granted equal time. elections. The board instructed Raymond Skies generally were clearing but Nancy Silverstein, vice-chairman; St. Maurice Church, will be away international drug ring operating the North Pole over and under the posing political candidates. Woollett, librarian, to look into the m t A m s the National Weather Service Eileen Delsignore, secretary and from Aug. 23 to Sept. 10. The Rev. out of Rhode Island. ice, but a Soviet atomic The Federal Communications library insurance regarding a cautioned that sporadic showers John Gleason, treasurer Robert Viys of the Maryknoll always first quality fabrics¬ions icebreaker has become the first Commission requires radio and cracked window. could continue through the day. A Missioners will serve in his absence. MASPEE, Mass. - The Wam- ship to smash its way to the top of television stations to give ^ u a l op­ WINF to shift networks At a recent meeting. Mrs Silvers- The board voted to purchase kiddie A number of religious education panoag Indian tribal council, flash flood watch continued for the portunity to opposing political can­ tein spoke of the poor appearance of the world through the ice. The bookmarks. The Bolton Lions Club texts used in past school years have lU M CORNEM TRi-cmrpuzA hoping to end an impasse and set­ 25,000-ton Arctica, the world’s Owns Valley and nearby mountain didates to buy air time. Jeff Jacobs, vice-president and sta- "W e,are formalizing plans with landscaping around the library. purchased a card catglog unit for the not yet been returned. Parishioners SHOPPma CENTER VEiMON tle its land claims suit for most of most powerful icebreaker, areas northeast of Los Angeles. Mrs. Ferguson, food columnist for tion manager of WINF in another network which will include Board members suggested a group of OPEN DAILY 10-0; EAT. 10-0 library. are asked to return them to the OPtN DAILY 104 this Cape Cod resort town, has arrived at the geographical point Mt. Laguna in San Diego County ”1116 Herald for seven years, said, ”I Manchester, has reported that the Jack Anderson, noted columnist, who volunteers be formed to refurbish the T E L I7S-0417 The library received one monaural church. T E L 040-7721 proposed a four-point plan, in­ of the North Pole at 9 p.m. EDT ' received more than 4 inches of rain have to abide by the law. I'm sorry. I local station will be affiliated with will be on the air here," Jacobs said. area. Mrs. Silverstein was and 2.24 inches had fallen on Los talking book machine from a library Registration for religious educa­ cluding clearing of all land titles. Tuesday. love working with the people ai another network soon. The station is Final plans will be announced next authorized to buy the necessary meeting in Willimantic. It received a tion classes will be Sept. 10 and 11 at Angeles by late Wednesday night — WINF. I think the law is unfair. I currently affiliated with CBS. week, he said. supplies. gift of plays from John Esche and a the Parish Center after each Mass. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977

MANCHESTE ; R J VEN1NG H ERALD , Manchester, Conn , Thurs.. Aug. 18. 1977 - P..\(;e TH REE-A NEW 'YORK (UPI) •— Hammersmith Farms, the 54- Stansfeld said Sugbrue plans to turn the existing Lydall discussing acquisition the estate, Jackie and her sister Lee spent their childhood 8th District hopeful Hammersmith Farms acre Newport, R.I., estate where President Kennedy buildings into a museum of memor abilia of the Kennedy summers at Hammersmith. Former President John F. courted and married his wife Jacqueline, has been sold to era and to build seven exclusive hoii nes on a portion of the Kennedy courted and married Jackie at the estate. to be eonverled a Massachusetts attorney who plans to turn it into a property. In the 345-year history of Hammersmith Farms, Town will pay bill Kennedy museum, it was announced Wednesday. Hammersmith Farms was ownec: 1 by Janet Achincloss, into Kennedy museum Sughrue will be only its fourth owner. Stansfeld said of North Carolina facility Martin Stansfeld, a spokesman for Sotheby Parke mother of Jacqueline Kennedy anc Lee Radziwill. Mrs. Sughrue's offer was accepted despite higher offers By JUNE TOMPKINS the district to cover any fires in that Bernet International Realty, said the ancestral summer Achincloss decided to sell the ocea1 nside estate after her home of Jacqueline Onassis was sold to Edward F. because he presented a "very, very sensible" plan for its Herald Reporter area. husband Hugh died last November . use. strength nonwoven web and a Wednesday’s daily Sughrue, 46, Whitinsville, Mass., for $825,(X)0. Scenes from the movie "The Great", Gatsbv ” were shot at Lydall, Inc. is discussing the being paid for Scott/Chatham but in­ The Eighth Utilities District has Since that time, the question of number of proprietary filter acquisition for cash of dicated that it was related to hopes of getting paid the $14,000 owed jurisdiction in the area has become a Scott/Chatham Co. of Hamptonville, materials. Scott/Chatham an­ Scott/Chatham's book value and that 5 7 3 court case, and the question of ticipates sales approaching $4 by the Town of Manchester for fire N.C. from Chatham Manufacturing no modifications in Lydall’s existing services. whether the town actually owes the A A I L million in 1977. Co. and Scott Paper Co. An agree­ borrowing arrangements would be District President Gordon Lassow district that money has become a illlllllllll lllllllllllll “ Scott/Chatham's market orienta­ necessary, I T AMERICAN ment, if reached, would be subject to said Monday night at the district controversial issue. tion towards leather and filter the execution of a definitive sales and Board of Directors meeting that pay­ However, Lassow said he was told markets make it highly compatible Lydall, Inc. is a diversified Bigger payoff Deli Department Specials license agreement and the approval ment is expected soon, according to by LaBelle that the bill will be paid with Lydall's Colonial Fiber and manufacturer of products for in­ SOAP BiX BE f CHOICEST MEATS ^ of Lydall's Board of Directors. District Counsel John LaBelle Jr. and that it was “ somewhere in W'UNDERBAR GERMAN A A * Fiber Process Divisions," com­ dustry including engineered fiber would hurt process in the Town Hall." Scott/Chatham Co. is a partnership The money the district says the mented Millard H. Pryor Jr., of materials: metal, plastic and fiber According to Lassow, Town IN TOWN nOLOGNA 8 8 ^ founded by Chatham Manufacturing town owes it covers fire services U80A CHOICE (ROUND) Manchester, Lydall’s president. components; and specialized state coffers Manager Robert Weiss had said RUSSER 0 0 Co. and Scott Paper Co. to manufac­ "Also, in common with many packaging and material-handling offered during the year that the Town ture and market specialty dried-laid earlier that the Eighth District was Lydall divisions, Scott/Chatham’s systems. Lydall has plants in more of Manchester was building a LOAVES nonwoven materials incorporating WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - SUte firehouse in the Buckland area. not going to get the money and that operation is based on proprietary than a dozen locations in the United town counsel had said the town didn’t patented technology. Scott/Chatham gaming officials say if bettors get During that period, the town asked KIRAKUS a p A technology and a high level of States and Puerto Rico and on an an­ more of their wagers back in win­ owe the Eighth District anything. * 1 .9 9 products include Tanera, an artificial customer service," nualized basis has sales of over $50 U8DA CHOICE (ROUND) HHOPPEDHAM ,b*l- 7 8 leather material, Zeran, a high- nings from the daily lottery the state f.ydall declined to st,nte the p rice million. will lose needed revenue and not CUBE * J/tRLSBERG necessarily take business from il­ Aldea M. Brennan of East Hartford, winner CHEESE *2.19 legal numbers games. of Manchester’s Soap Box Derby, is shown after Under the lottery, which began in Evening school STEAK ,* 1 .6 9 R.ATH ALL BEEF - ALL MEAT March, persons picking the right she arrivid in Akron, Ohio, for the All- USDA CHOICE FACE State offered parking lot lease three digit number are paid fixed American Soap Box Derby which takes place .FRANKS . 99* odds of 500-1, which means over the data available Saturday. RUMP HARTFORD (UPI) - Land She said she understood Schaefer under the earlier agreements long run half the money wagered developer Allan Schaefer, whose had agreed to the $l-a-year lease for prompted stern criticism from some goes to bettors. The state gets about ROAST * 1 .4 9 lease agreements with the state have the parking lot for an undetermined circles. Schaefer said Wednesday he 38 per cent of the money, with the The brochures for the fall 1977 The only exception is social dan­ USDA CHOICE (BONELESS) Illlllllllll come under fire in the past, has period while the paperwork to give made the latest offer to “ clear the rest paying overhead. semester of the Manchester Adult cing which is $15 per couple for Aldea ready to race offered to lease a parking lot to the the lot to the state could be worked air " of the lingering doubts surroun­ Gaming Commissioner Lester Evening School are available at tbe Manchester residents and $20 per DELMONICO state for $l-a-year. out. ding his business dealings. Snyder asked the panel’s staff to local banks, libraries and the couple for non-residents. Lab fees in Soap Box Derby The attorney said he would rent the Both agreed Schaefer will give a "When you become successful, study the ramifications of increasing Municipal Building. are paid to the instructor the first STEAKS * 2 .9 9 ''■■k FREEZER PLEASER ★ ^ Greater Hartford Community carriage house adjoining the lot to people, including some top state of­ PERRI HOT OR SWEET the payoff to put it in line with the Of the 97 courses being offered, 12 night of class and should not be sent Aldea M. Brennan of 140 Forest St., East Hartford, will College parking lot for $I-a-year for the state for free. The state has been ficials, think you did it illegally state's other legalized gambling. At are new. They are portrait painting, in with registration fees. "one or two years ” to "clear the air” leasing the carriage house for a $l-a- celebrate her 11th birthday Saturday as she whizzes down somehow, ” he said. "It’s too bad peo­ the Plainfield dog track bettors get unlikely art, rug hooking 2, tatting, Checks are to be made payable to ITALIAN of alleged improprieties on his part year and using it as a day care center the famous 954-foot Derby Downs track in the hopes of us'DA CHOICE WHOLE ple have to think like that. I have 82 per cent of the money bet back in private pilot, educational games for the Manchester Adult Evening in the past. for the children of women attending winning the junior division of the 40th All-American Soap done nothing wrong” winnings. children, calligraphy, paper pottery, School. * 1 .3 9 Schaefer said he would then school. Box Derby. SHRLOIN TIPS "Of course, it's a tax shelter, ” he The report by Lottery Director public relations, quilling, computer There will be an in-person registra­ examine his financial situation and Although the day care lease and the The young miss achieved entry in the great soap box said. "But it's not significant to me. I John F. Winchester, released programming and integral yoga. tion Tuesday, Sept. 13, from 6:30 to 8 decide if he could afford to make a proposed parking lot agreement are classic when she won Manchester's first soap box derby oif BEEF 10 to 12 LBS...... lb. did it because I wanted to do Wednesday, projects that if during Mail registrations will be accepted p.m. in the Manchester High School in 30 years last June. BREAKFAST gift of the parking lot. the only deals Schaefer has made us DA CHOICE WHOLE something for the school” the next fiscal year the odds were now through Sept. 2. Registration cafeteria. However, since many Aldea will represent Manchester. She is participating Gov. Ella T. Grasso, who met with with Mrs. Grasso's administration, Schaefer originally bought the land * 1 .2 9 changed to 600-1, the state would lose fees will remain the same as last courses have limited class in five days of activities which precede Saturday’s race SAUSAQESWIFT Schaefer behind closed doors earlier the real estate developer made where the community college is about $3.2 million because it would year. Regular courses will be $6 per enrollments, people are urged to She was one of the 175 junior and senior division cham­ TOP in the day, had a somewhat different several lucrative leasing agreements located for $4.3 million. He sold it to get only 28 per cent of the money bet. course for Manchester residents and account of the deal at her weekly with the state during the Meskill and register by mail to guarantee getting pions from throughout the United States and several BROWN 5 SERVE o A « the state for $7.3 million on the same Changing the odds to 700-1 would cost $12 per course for non-residents. into a class of their choice. Also, by foreign countries who received an individual police es­ ROUNDS,I. news conference. Dempsey administrations. day. the state about $8 million, he said. Recreational courses will be $10 per The huge profits Schaefer landed registering by mail, people can avoid cort this week into Akron's downtown Cascade Plaza ISAUSAOE .... O y course for residents and $15 per the long lines usually associated with where he or she was welcomed by the official Derby band Theater course ^or non-residents. the in-person registration. and crowds of Derby fans. MsnchMisr Evsnlng Herald Saturday, the 85 junior competitors will be racing for Illlllllllll s c h e d u le PuUMlwd n w y tnning u c tfA trophies and power tool prizes in kit cars they have built TONTT NMTI US M Q 12 nO Sundry* md holldayt. Entrrtd t l Dm from full scale patterns. Mmcnrttrr, Conn. Pott Offle* u Sr- East Hartford Drive-In — oond CIttt Mm Mitttr. Aldea built most of her car by herself with her father’s supervision, and according to soap box derby " A Bridge Too Far " and Suggaatad Carriar Rataa “ Gator’’ — Dusk specifications. P a y iM in Advtnot U.S. GOV’T GRADE A East Windsor Drive-In — Is anything copy...... 15« A R B y S l S A The fifth grade student at Goodwin School, a juvenile f LIVE & KICKING "The Deep ” and “ Fun With W iohly...... 9M diabetic, hopes that her activity will help inspire others worth Ono month...... $3.90 Dick and Jane " — Dusk the terror of Throomonthi ...... lit ,70 in proving that illness need not be a handicap. 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Aug. 18. 1977 - ^ i ------Jrt...... iii Data terminal speeds ■ PAGE FIVE-A ilaurhf fitpr Eit? uiu^ Hpralfi 1 Open forum a Manchester — A City of Village Charm * MSB banking service n iiM is iii FF CHEAP! Founded Oct. 1, 1881 tion about their' accounts, all the miiiitm Slight Saooncfi Bulk Pack Suggests chang es for baseball program Customers of the Manchester State teller has to do is tap out a code on Member, Audit Bureau o( Circulation Member. United Press International ettoexpoT DISPOSABLE DIAPERS Bank are now receiving faster than Touch-Tone telephone buttons and TAKPUYBIwa W M • Vpii 364 - $10J6 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. ••■ -ill Dilii 2 SK/WEB III M an (Nhr To the editor, Any person that doesn’t attend at least two innings. I know on the beneti,watching his place being ever banking service thanks to a new the needed information appears in W R M - «WWi 366 - 12.N Manchester, Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. telephone service that is so modern it .* I have a few changes that should be tryouts (usually 2-3 nites) should not someone’s going to say, “These kids taken by a bW who was not there all words and numbers on the VuSet V *36«» ItlW * 8 .9 0 0VEM1E- t|ijm 2 1 6 - 12.N makes the future seem like it has TOOOtn - kma. 114 ■ lu fl ^ Raymond F. Robinson, Editor*Publither Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor iincorporated into the baseball be allowed on the teams. In other screen. are growing up and should realize week. There khould be some reward ■ U b M l i n l* n program. Especially for the age already arrived. Bank President Nathan Agostinelli HEAVY THHIY Plastic FOOD CONTIUNERS words after tryouts are completed that if they are not good enough to for attepdanci and spirit. SKWTS-BIOUSES g roup 14-19 years. Provided by Southern New says, "VuSet tells us what’s UTHTOtYELS ...... IS fo rS S c Opinion and a boy doesn’t make one of the play they they sit,” Bull. They are Thank you, England Telephone, the VuSet data ktCMInMa wiiMH...... tSIorSSO A person should only be allowed on better teams, e.g. Legion, he still kids playing supposedly a fun happening now. With it we get instan­ Jack Coleii(an terminal is a desktop data display taneous information as to where an r . * 1 .9 7 r - 1 .9 9 n iw w iaw ...... eadi24e title roster of one team at a time. As I shouldn’t be allowed to be put on the game. If a toy knows he will be 92 White St\ unit that gives tellers at the account stands. And it cuts down the ulnderstand it, a boy can be on Junior UMjEcolto (»MPLETE TWIN BED roster of another team which has working he should state this in his Manchester i Manchester State Bank ready access possibility of error.” RUBBEIHUIO M«su(« Cwitef ipring, mattraM, haad a I legion and also be on the Colt already completed tryouts. Probably application at signup time and should to computer-stored information. The Manchester State Bank is the GLASS Hard welfare IAm m fir Im y m fool boards. 1 league. Very unfair to the other boys staggering the tryouts better would When bank customers want informa- not expect to be a regular. It’s not first business in Connecticut to im­ PLANT DwIrtnS" Ota • 6 9 . 9 0 t hat get cut because the rosters are help in this case. fair for a toy to faithfully attend plement VuSet service. The bank un full. Every boy on the roster should play every practice and game and then sit uses it to obtain account balance in­ POTS Hm ij Uunimn “ toleco IT HOCKEY ~ questions Mr. Bdy Scout Business formation for both checking and FULSrackPIUIS 110 Volt lor 2 Plavort savings account customers. With a Ihoir '49" * 2 4 . 0 0 ___ ~ To the editor: (121 ‘ 1 .6 5 25fo r79‘ Whatever its flaws, Presi­ and food stamps while across A’ flick of a two-position switch, tellers 66”xl01" in colors Lou Hafner, wh» passed away Mortgage loan can either talk over the Touch-Tone “SHACGr P>KIWa(4(l4KS dent Carter s weifare reform the river in Kansas City, Kan., Saturday, was "Mr. Boy Scout” to phone or obtain data on the VuSet V M M Om MT Rne BRAIDED RUGS licenses ready tttMMhr 6 / ‘ l program is the first serious the same family would be get­ many youths of this aiea, particular­ screen. SM6 MS •h*lrS54j95_ attempt since 1969 to make ting $4,668? ly Troop 98. Bank Commissioner Lawrence The VuSet provides access to some sense out of the wasteful And why should a poor fami­ Lou generally worked beyond the Connell Jr. has announced that computer-stored information more SU$ scene, receiving little recognition for application forms for secondary economically than would a full LORIOUS and disorganized way we try to ly be forced to move out of a mortgage loan licenses are now feature Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) « . n i i help poor people in this coun­ state because the welfare many hours spent working with available from his office. atORIUM youths, camp-outs and various area device. For customers who only want Public Act 77-228, which requires information from a computer and do try. benefits there are so low it scouting activities. The program has two ob­ can't afford clothing and the licensing of those engaged in the not need to feed data into it, VuSet is He, more than I, helped his son and secondary mortgage business, the answer. VuSet does its job at a Mary McConville, head teller for Manchester State Bank, quickly obtains vious virtues; It would es­ shelter? my son achieve scouting’s highest becomes effective on Oct. 1, 1977. fraction of the cost of a CRT ter­ needed information about a customer’s account on a VuSet data terminal. "It's H tablish a basic welfare benefit There are two aspects of the rank. Eagle Scout. Troop 98’s first. Commissioner Connell urges all minal which would be over-qualified very easy to use and helps me to serve bank customers faster than ever All scouting, both young and old, those who may be affected to contact ($4,200 a year for a family of President s plan that must and too expensive for just informa­ before,” she says. (SNET photo) Comer of HerNord Rd; « Hne 8 1 ., Manchester should salute "Mr. Boy Scout.” He his office at 566-4220 or 566-2435. so tion retrieval. four) in all 50 states. And the receive close scrutiny in the that they may be supplied with the s:-S:::WSWX-:-x-x-x-:-x-xi. E x - t a X C o l l c C t O r c h a r g e d :-w-x-x-x«x-x-x-x-x.x ThurtiU]i 6 - 9, Fri^y 10 - 9 deserved it. VuSet does not need any dedicated OPEN; Saturday 10 ■ 5, Suixliy 12 - 4 new work requirements would coming debate. Jack Murphy application material. private lines. It uses the regular Commissioner Connell stressed LISBON (UPI) - town tax receipts missing give able-bodied adults a finan­ The first is the cost of the former Committee switch telephone network. VuSet He was ordered held on $5,- that his department does not have a saves time by enabling its user to end Former Tax Collector May 6, faces arraignment 000 bond for arraignment cial incentive — “push” might plan. Carter said originally his Chairman list of those now engaging in the se­ the call as soon as the requested in­ Edward Gulowsen, who on grand larceny charges. today at Norwich Court of Troop 98 be a better word — to earn reform would cost no more cond mortgage business. Consequent­ formation appears on the screen. claimed he lost con­ State police arrested Common Pleas. Read Herald Ads money instead of staying home than the present system. Now Manchester ly, applications will not be mailed When a call is ended, the information sciousness and awakened Gulowsen, 48, Wednesday. at public expense. he's added $6 billion in sub­ automatically but must be requested stays on the screen until the user to find about $10,000 in by those affected. In addition. Carter’s erases it. And the accompanying sidies and tax relief to make j Herald — Commissioner Connell stated that Touch-Tone phone can be used as an MANCHESTER PARKADE proposals would abolish the the plan more attractive to Mooter Charge the enactment of Public Act 77-228 ordinary telephone as well as a data Several pass CPA tests BankAmerIcard cumbersome and much-abused low-income workers and to yesterdays-v was the realization of a longstanding input device. An auxiliary Touch- and Vlaa food stamp program and cities, like New York, which Banking Department campaign to Tone pad can be used in areas where Among the more than 100 candidates who successfully Are Welcome require the licensing of second Touch-Tone service is not available. passed a written examination for Certified Public Ac­ require, for the first time, that are clamoring for federal aid. mortgage lenders and brokers. The Manchester State Bank put VuSet countants in Connecticut were: Philip F. Bambara of 01 Courae Act provides the Banking Depart­ You Can welfare mothers take part- How much is this $6 billion 25 years ago to work in March. South Windsor, Linda R. Garceau of Manchester, Alwaya Uae ment with the authority to inspect "Based on its performance, " says Douglas P. Hahn of Manchester, Naomi K. Pomper of time or full-time jobs once likely to escalate in the years Auction mart has record sales day. Your the records of licensees. Agostinelli, "VuSet has more or less Tolland, Joyce A. Deschamps of East Hartford, Marilyn their children are old enough to John LaBelle's nomination for Youth Centra ahead? Can savings be made? Commissioner Connell indicated paid for itself already. Southern New J. Sauer of Vernon, James V. Schnurr of Manchester, Charge. state senate seems assured. go to school. The second is that by that such inspections would com­ England Telephone is with the Michael A. Simons of Manchester, Edward 1. Strong of Some conservatives will tunneling poor people into 10 years ago mence shortly after Oct. 1. times, " South Windsor and John Z. Waszynski of East Hartford, complain that the President’s public service jobs we’ll be The Manchester Police Association bargaining committee meets with program is nothing more than creating what Elliot Richard­ town officials and objects to the a guaranteed annual wage — a son once called a “massive, policy on promotions in the police handy cushion to fall back on permanent civilian army of department. when all else fails. federal employes fiddling with - Thomas P. Connors, a retired 20- am year veteran of $ the New York City But the present welfare meaningless work on phony Police Department, is appointed system is so wildly inconsis­ federal jobs. " head of Manchester Community tent from state to state that Are public jobs the answer? College's new two-year Law En­ forcement curriculum. anything short of a new Can they be made productive? ScjveSlSO national standard would simp­ These are hard questions. Sailing on Lower BoltonLake (Photo by Doug Bevins) (f ly perpetuate the inequities we They're questions that need to ifeay already have. be thrashed out in the House Why, for example, should a and Senate before the ^ . - i f v ...... « IK H welfare family of four in Kan­ President's welfare reforms Shed a tear for American steel? a • sas City, Mo., get $3,468 in cash are enacted into law. i 4 • Lee Roderick same period, he noted. foreign competition whose rising warranted domestic delays — The visceral reaction to the pen­ steel exports to this country will dis­ notably as a result of environmental % T h e H e ra ld ’s ding steel price hike is, as Larry place the equivalent of over 10,000 considerations — of construction Thought American steelworker jobs during % Washington Correspondent said, rooted in history. Presidents projects needing steel. With oil ‘W Johnson and Kennedy “jawboned” 1977. already flowing from Alaska’s North WASHINGTON - When the U.S. S teel im p o rts for 1977 a re Steel Corp. — America's largest steel steel into rolling back prices and, in Slope, for example, Kaiser is still sit­ What do the Scriptures say? By main to indict and accuse us even as projected at 17.5 million tons — some I producer — announced a price hike the words of Roncalio, "Steel ran ting on a "letter of Intent” from ’ - . ■ ■ ■ Scriptures we mean the old and new He, the Lord God remains to use His 16 per cent of estimated U.S. needs 6 ' V ’ f l ' on July 21, the reactions in govern­ away with a 20-per cent price in­ and 17 per cent higher than 1976 im­ SOHIO to build a pipeline from Long testaments, Spirit given-God law to show us what we are, sinners ment circles was swift and angry. crease before Richard Nixon could ports. Meanwhile, the domestic de­ Beach to a connecting line in Arizona. •y breathed (2 Timothy 3:16) through in need of His salvation. President Carter, in his ad­ hang up his hat in the White House in mand for steel is down while the The project would employ 750 various men chosen by God at Zion Evangelical ministration's strongest public reac­ 1969. " price steel companies pay for labor steelworkers for a year, but officials different times. Lutheran Church On Our 55 Watt Receiver' tion yet to such moves by business, It isn't easy to get teary-eyed over and manufactured goods is up, as is are still haggling over the route. The LR-5555 AM/FM stereo receiver has the power to produce concert level The previous three days we quoted Rev. E.W. Kuhl said he was "very disturbed" by the U.S. Steel, a company that had the cost of such government- A local spokesman for the sound with *55 watts per channel (minimum RMS, both channels driven into Cut 150.00 the Ten Commandments from 8 ohms from 20-20,000 Hz, with no more than 0.5% total harmonic distortion). pending increases, scheduled to go revenues of $2.5 billion for the second mandated expenditures as pollution Boilermakers-Blacksmiths union Exodus chapter 20. The first verse abatement facilities. "The tuning section is so accurate and sensitive you can listen to even weak sta­ into effect Sept. 4. "I don't think it is quarter of this year and is No. 14 on which represents about 800 of the we omitted till today; it is, “and God The consequences of steel’s tions with lull fidelity. Triple lone controls, hign filter, provisions for two tape Almanac necessary, " he added. Fortune magaine's list of the nation’s Kaiser workers who were laid off spake all these words saying." troubles are graphically illustrated decks, mic mixing and more give this receiver the flexibility to be the heart of a Vl The morning after U.S. Steel’s an­ 500 largest corporations. It’s easier, says only about 10 per cent of them fine sound system for many years to come. Reg. 399,95 N o w 2 4 9 . 9 5 God is the author of the 10 Com­ in such places as Napa, Calif., where nouncement of the fourth steel price however, to worry* about why have found other jobs. '"There is no mandments, the Creator of all By I niU'il l’ri'«s Inlrrniitionnl nearly 1,100 workers at the Kaiser increase since December, Rep. Tino American steel manufacturers con­ work in this area as long as we have things: Violating His law has brought Today is Thursday, Aug. 18, the Steel fabricating plant have lost their Roncalio, a Wyoming Democrat, sider it necessary to raise prices jobs during the past 20 months. environmentalists, " he says. Criterion 330R Portable countless numbers of lives to ruin. 230th day of 1977 with 135 to follow. stood on the House floor and called despite the certain abuse such raises If you can’t shed a tear for U.S. L Cassette Recorder* “Whatsoever a man sows, that shall The moon is between its new phase Imports a factor j With mike mixing, 3-digit the company the “black beast of the attract. Steel, how about two for the jobless be also reap." (Galatians 6:7) The and its first quarter. I tape counter, record level/ It's also easier to worry about the Foreign imports are a consistent steelworkers in Napa? The morning stars are Venus, inflationary spirals of this nation for I battery meter, built-in mike, Scriptures goes on to say, future of a key domestic industry factor in such layoffs. Plenty of ' SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. the last 20 years. " and taping monitor. Reg. "Whosoever committeth sin facing increase, and often unfair, blame is left over, however, for un­ 1977 169.95 transgresseth also the law: for sin is The evening star Is Mercury. Never waits Open the transgression of the law." (I John Those born on this date are under "Steel begins the spiraling infla­ Cut 10.00 Wedneaday, 3:4) the sign of Leo tion price increases constantly," Now Thursday A Actors Hoberl Redford and Shelley Roncalio added. "Steel has never Friday NItea People may try to rationalize away Lafayelle HB-650, 23 Channel Til g the Ten Commandments, but they re­ Winters were born on this date — he waited, it has always taken advan­ Never eat breakfast together Lafayette Telsel^ SSB-SOA, 23 Channel Mobile CB* in 1937 and she in 1922. tage of every possible push to raise Single Sideband Mobile CB* 59.95 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Andrew Tully This is the lowest price we've ever prices while others fight and work stealing outside to pick up the mor­ A full-featured single side band with 69 offered for this CB. The full featured is on vacation. During his absence we Lafayette Com-Phone 23A, 6»nr6n- hard to resist wage increases and ning newspaper and to sniff Nature’s channels (23 AM, 23 USB, 23 LSB) and HB-650, with lop quality features like; a are running some of his readers’ Andrew Tully 23 Channel Mobile CB* price hikes, " early bouquet, for cussing the blasted all the legal power allowed. It has Range- dual conversion superhet receiver with favorite columns.) Boost for greater talk power, an S/PRF RF stage, Range-Boost lor greater talk A telephone styled mobile Reacting to such harsh criticism Boston Red Sox over orange juice. CB with Range-Boost, S/ Mornings are for savoring the first meter, variable line tuning, 12 watts P.E.P. distance, distant/local switch for the the other day. Health Larry, a WASHINGTON, D.C. - At a dinner sists either of a series of grunts SSB Output, and much more. A top qual­ loudest and clearest reception, sep­ PRF meter, PA, squelch, Order NOW tor Back to School cigarette of the day after exactly leading industry spokesman, said party the other night, I overheard a emitted through tight lips or ity unit that sold last year for 329.95 arate tone control, S/PRF meter, PA, and much more. four sips of coffee. "You don’t hear the same comments pretty woman down near the other pathetic, determinedly bright efforts Limited Quantities Available. and more. Limited Quantities Available. Low Low Price We Will Monogram FREE out of Washington if the car com end of the table tell her partner, ”Oh, by wife or husband to discuss the This household is blessed Lowest Price Ever Lowest Price Ever panics raise their prices, or if labor Jack and I always eat breakfast weather, last night's expedition to a Fortunately, this household is All Our Pandora Sweaters gets a large, inflationary wage in- together larcenous cabaret, or Junior’s post­ blessed with a wife and mother who 49.99 crease. Steel seems to be a lightning I was told later that the woman had nasal drip. would cheerfully sleep until noon Sold Last Year For GIrla, Preteens & Juniors rod for criticism over price in- been married for 17 years. I don’t Watching such couples, I have every day were it not for the chore of 9 9 .9 9 49.99 Sold Last Year For 329.95 Sold Last Year For 129.95 , . . „ For 189.95 creases. ” believe it. To a succession of Jacks, become convinced that if people dispatching a reluctant 7-year-old ILImiled Quantities Available. Girls’ Pullovers...sizssstoex...... 7 .0 0 named John to school, and who Larry just stepped down as vice maybe, but not to the present one. No seeking divorces ever started telling Under-Dash FM Stereo Car Radio gratefully sits down to her own silent Lafayelle HA-120 Tranelator CB chairman of U.S. Steel’s board of marriage Involving principals who the truth a majority would reveal Full feature, with balance and tone Walkie-Talkie With Girls’ Cardigans... siz»$ 4 to ex...... 7 .5 0 breakfast once the house is emptied directors, and, on Aug. 1, became breakfast together could possibly left that they wantto to split off from 1 slide controls, stereo/mono selec- Send/Recelvar Call Alert* Girls’ Pullovers...s/xea 7fofd...... 8 .0 0 president of the National Association more than 17 days, their mates because they couldn’t of other people. For Molly, I tor, stereo light and lighted slide It features a sensitive superhet­ 11^of Manufacturers. Speaking with a Breakfasting with anyone but one’s take another breakfast a deux. togetherness begins shortly after ' rule tuning. Reg. 59.95 erodyne receive circuitry and at­ Girls’ Cardigans... sizozrto u ...... 9 .0 0 group of reporters over breakfast, self is masochistic self-flagellation Made for solitude 9:30 a.m. ' tention getting call alert. he explained that "Many years ago and should be prohibited by an For the rest, 16-year-old Mark is sizst loioie Mornings are made for solitude, Cut 10.00 Low Low Price Preteen Pullovers...... 9 .5 0 also up early, but he has developed this attitude toward steel was more amendment to the Constitution. If and silence. They are a time for into a satisfactorily contemplative Preteen Cardigans... sixes lotoie...... 1 0 .5 0 understandable. At one time we ever there was a time when a enjoying, quietly, one’s own com­ j|B represented 20 per cent of the GNP; married couple should be apart, it is giant who will read last week's junk Sale pany. Or, for that matter, NOT 49.95 12.99eo. Teen & Jr. Pullovers... sixes34 to40...... 14 .00 mail rather than add a syllable to his Ch. 14 crystal included. now we are only about 2 per cent. But at breakfast time. No person of sound enjoying one's own company when almost inaudible "Mornin .” Teen & Jr. Cardigans ...s/xes 34 to40...... 15 .00 we are still a lightning rod. ” mind voluntarily would submit to the the night before is taking its toll. Should John rise earlier than usual, Lafayette Up 12.3 per rent ordeal of having to make conversa- (The last thing a male wants to hear Radio Electronic“ Shopping Centers he has learned to expect no more ILafayetta Radio Electronics Corp. 1977 Sale Prices Elfectiva Through Ausuat 25, 1977 Now select from a fresh new assortment of Pandora Cardigans Charles L. Schultze, who heads the t'O" bfifore he or she has injested a on such mornings-after is a feminine than a kiss and a salutatihn enroute and Pullover sweaters. Great colors. All in machine washable . President’s Council of Economic Ad- of cups of coffee, snarled at a voice asking if he wants another to his cereal. Smart kids don't bother orlon. We’ll monogram them FREE in your choice of many I p visers, says that if U.S. Steel's an- liberal or conservative editorial and aspirin or wondering how he found so a father who has just been outraged monogram styles & colors. 1 nounced price increases are followed perused the baseball toxscores. much to say to that Jezebel with the by the latest example of fiscal MANCHESTER ENFIELD W. HARTFORD by the rest of the industry, steel A shattering experience red hair.) irresponsibility on Capitol Hill. 391 Broad St. Slate Line Plaza Bishop's Corner Shopping Center prices overall will be 12.5 per cent Occasionally over the years I have Mornings are for rising quietly, 646-2711 745-3359 357 No. Main St., Cor. Albany Ave, "Jack and I always eat breakfast At All 10 Youth Centra Slora$" •^higher than they were last been forced to witness married donning a threadbare dressing gown together" indeed! Madame, that way ALL STORES OPEN LATE MON., THURS., A FRI. 236^)047 West Hsrtlord Wsthorsfisid Msnchostsr Enffefd B loom IM d September. This is significantly couples breakfasting together in and descending the stairs on little cat Rain chtek guarsnlta at salt price (unlett limited quanlity). Full rtiund within 30 days— tichange within 60 dayi. lies legal fees and a division of Avon-SImsbury Bristol Msridsn Chicopss Springllsid J more than the 7 per cent price rise hotels where room service has been feet lest you arouse the sleeping property. for all industrial products over the discontinued. It is a shattering family. Mornings are for plugging in experience. Their conversation con- a coffee pot set for strong, for PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-A '.i-r:: Engagements announced A zany comedienn By BETTY RYDER Family/Travel Editor Slewart-AshweH The engagement of Miss Cheryl That zany star of television and motion pictures, Louise Reinhorn of Manchester to Phyllis Diller, who rose to fame expounding the The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Gordon Lee Robinson of Vernon has OneS of The Stop l & iShoo MConipanies l k N / N housewife's dilemma, is in the area. Marsha Lynn Stewart of Frankfort, Ind. to Glenn Edward been announced by her parents, Mr. Phyllis, who looks great and readily talks about her Ashwell of Manchester has been announced by her PANELING • MOLDINGS • TILES • BRICK and Mrs. Harry W. Reinhorn of 200 cosmetic surgery, chatted at a luncheon interview at the mother, Ruby Stewart of Frankfort, Ind. Spring St. Mountain Laurel Restaurant in Enfield on Wednesday. Mr. Ashwell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ashwell Mr. Robinson is the son of Mr. and The attractive comedienne, called “the high priestess of 102 Woodbridge St. Mrs. Willard Robinson of 20 Wolcott of the ridiculous,’’ has headlined virtually every major The bride-elect was graduated from Frankfort (Ind.) Lane, Vernon. supper club in the United States. High School, and is employed by Clinton County Bank and The bride-elect wasA graduated She writes most of her own material, has written three Trust Co, in Frankfort. from the Manchester High School in best selling books, appeared with symphony orchestras Her fiance served four years with the U.S. Marine 1969 and the University of Connec­ as a serious concert pianist and performed in the Corps. ticut School of Nursing in 1973. She is Broadway production of “Hello Dolly.” The couple is planning an Aug. 27 wedding in Frankfort. employed as an occupational nurse at Explaining her piano accomplishments, Phyllis said, the Pratt & Whitney Division of “When I was just a kid, my mother used to move my United Technologies Corp. in East highchair near the piano and I’d amuse myself tinkling Hartford, the keys. For years I thought it was a large rattle.” Her fiance was graduated from "I studied for 17 years and have performed in concert, Rockville High School in 1969 and but I found I had more talent with my tongue than with WALLPAPER • CUSTOM COLOR • CORK Births from Maine Maritime Academy in my fingers — so moved into comedy. 1973. He is employed as a maritime “My husband was forever telling me to do something ON SALE THURS.. FRI., SAT. engineer on the Great Lakes by the with my humor. Finally, I did become involved in local Bethlehem Steel Co. productions. I based my act around life around the house, AUGUST 18.19, 20 Bronson, Deborah Lynne, daughter of John F. Sr. and The couple is planning a May 1978 and that’s how my act began.” Patricia E. Morey Bronson of 21 Highland Ave., wedding. iNassiff photo 1 Cooking is one of Phyllis’ great loves and she recently was featured in “Bon Appetit” magazine. Unutually haayy dtmandi may Rockville. She was born Aug. 10 at Rockville General raquira our lattini taasonabla Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Master Charge Manchester Of her cooking prowess she says, “When I was a kid 1 quantity limili on wma ol lha Howard L. Morey of Tolland. Her paternal grandparents Visa & BankAmericard used to go into the kitchen when my mother was out and I ilama In laimaii lo all cuilomaii are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Bronson of Rockville. She Are Welcome Parkade make a complete mess of it. has a brother, John Jr. 6; and a sister, Tricia, 3 Vi. O f C ourse. "I remember once wanting to make cookies. I couldn't CUSTOM COLOR WALL PAINT You Can find the lard. Now that’s a prehistoric word. Anyway I Always Use Major, Gerald L. Jr., Son of Gerald L. and Carol Ann substituted bacon fat and I need not tell you what that Your Youth Cent OUR LOW GAL. Hurlock Major of Willimantic. He was born Aug. 14 at Charge d id ,” One of her gags related is "You know on Mother’s Day SALE PRICE Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandfather is 9.99 Walter F. Hurlock of Reynolds Dr., Coventry. His pater­ when the kids cook? Well, if they ran out of Reddi Whip nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Norman Major of they though nothing of stretching it with Rapid Shave. Willimantic. He has two brothers, Guy Gerald and Joseph “When I was first married I didn’t know how to cook. LESS DUPONT Michael. No, I’ll take that back — I had one recipe I learned in the MAIL-IN REBATE Ladies Tennis Tourney planned seventh grade home economics class. It was an omelet Phyllis Diller Pelletier, Marcel Lloyd, son of Lloyd J. and Carol and it was wonderful. But, after a month of omelets, you Jack Redmond, tennis pro and manager of the Manchester Racquet Club, and Belliveau Pelletier of 32 Hemlock St. He was born July 31 dould almost get a divorce out of one of them.” YOUR FINAL Anita Murphy, coordinator for the club’s first annual Summertime Ladies Doubles at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ On a more serious note, Phyllis recalled meeting the DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7-10 COST 1 4 9 (,'hampionship Tournament check plans for the Aug. 25 event f'lay will be held liom parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pelletier of 345 Tolland late king of rock ’n’ roll, Elvis Presley. 9 a m, till 4 p.m. with a luncheon of assorted Quiche, salad, wine and sherbei t at St., East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. “He was very charming. I only met him briefly and we LUCITE noon. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Murphy at B4B-88B0 Deadline is and Mrs. Hector Belliveau of 33 Spaulding Circle, East didn't have too much to say to each other, but 1 was Monday (Herald photo by Pinto) H^^rtford. pleased just sitting looking at him. We’ll miss him.” Discussing the current hassle regarding whether the CUSTOM COLOR HOUSE PAINT musicial “Oh Calcutta” should be allowed to open on area stages because of its nudity, Phyllis said, “I don’t m^ MORECN OUR LOW I GAL. 168 Woadland S t care for nudity. Besides, I could never appear in anything STAMPS In the service SALE PRICE like that; I've got stretch marks that glow in the dark. a, LUCITE . , Manchester 643-8474 1.99 WOODLAND “I still believe that the good guys win. I think that's the Airman Gregory E. Zak, son of Mrs. Rita C. Zak of 53 reason 'Star Wars’ (movie) is having such success,” she [House Patfrti Peach Tree Lane, South Windsor, was graduated from GARDENS said. ** • ’"“ W'Onaia.AiiHOun-mtiao**'*' LESS DUPONT the U. S. Air Force's medical service specialist course As for the plastic surgery she said, "The decision to Supermarkets MAIL-IN REBATE conducted by the Air Training Command. Hardy Blooming have it done was instamatic. I saw a clip of myself after N o t < 9 ^ 725 E. MIDDLE Airman Zak is now trained to assist in the care and the Sonny and Cher Show and I was ugly. treatment of patients, and will serve at Seymour Johnson CHRYSANTHEMUMS “The next day I called to see what doctor could help. fo^^^ra’phicai ^ MANCHESTER I’d have called sooner, but they’re closed at night. I had YOUR FINAL AFB, N.C. COST He was graduated from South Windsor High School in nose surgery, bags removed from under my eyes, the dog 7V»” 1974 and attended Manchester Community College. Large Pole ^ | _ R jj collar (roll) removed from my neck. That was six years 3/M.45 ■ ago. U.S.D.A.CHDISE CHOCK-FUU-O-NUTS "I G o t Them at Wood Open Luclte® Deiigner I custom Alto In color Tall PH LO X ...... Only *1” Pot. ______G ardena" Wed., “It gave me a physical lift, as well as a spiritual lift. Airman Edward G. Lancaster, son of Mr. and Mrs. WHOLE mixed paints. 1030 colors! Burleigh Lancaster of 441 Main St., East Hartford, has Thurs. & Till then I was beginning to feel creaky. Afterward, I FrI. NItes COFFEE graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex., from the U. S. Air Feed your Lawn Nowl — Beat time of the year. started to care again about what I wore, how I walked 1 LB. CAN Til 9 TENDERLOIN Force technical training course for aircraft maintenance OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS for Greenview, Scotts, Cadwell & and what I did,” she said. ^ CUT TO ORDER specialists. Jones, Mllorganite - Castor Pomace, etc. Asked if there was any particular star she would like to He is being assigned to Pope AFB, N.C., for duty with a work with, Phyllis said, ‘;Yes, Tim Conway. You know unit of the Military Airlift Command, EVERQREENS-RHODODENDRON-TREES Fortythia 2 Plants In 2 gal how he does that bit as the little old lady and drags his ,, -One He attended Rockville High School. His wife, Anna, is Plant Now GUARANTEED to LIVE to XMAS. pot Reg. $3.65 Only $2.49 feet so much they get caught under the edge of the rug? < 2 . 9 9 He really breaks me up.” GAL. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Danek of Indian Junlptra, Dwirf Mad. Tallar, Rag. $7.(9 ...... N0WS4.BB 1 2 . 2 9 LIMIT 2 PER CUSTOMER I Step" A warm, friendly wgman, whose unkempt looks and Latex interior Orchard, Mass. Rhododendron Rod, Pink, Rag t 7.»9...... NOW $4.95 : REG. 9.99 outrageous laugh on stage have made her world famous, FLAT Airman Richard A. Church, son of Mr, and Mrs. LATEXITE (Same Company at Jennite) is appearing now through Sunday at the Chateau de Ville Save 3.001 Flat wall painl Charles W. Church of 15 Hatch Hill Rd., Vernon, has The llneat driveway aealer • covert 200-250 tq. It. Dinner Theatre in East Windsor. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ENAMEL look with the clean-up graduated at Keesler AFB, Miss., from the U. S. Air also with aand lor better traction. ta it FRESH OROUND qualities ol semi gloss Force technical training course for aircraft navigation OHY *8” BRISKET systems specialists. I f Menus | HAMBURGER He is being assigned to Davis-Monthan AFB, Ariz., for HOUSE PLANTS Asparagus Ferns, Cacti, ^ Elderly wFiWrUtr'...... ■T'’ CORNED REEF 3 LBS. OR MORE duty with a unit of the Tactical Air Command. (CRYOVAC) Ass't. Tahitian Veil, Piggy He was graduated from Rockville High School in 1976. Menus which will be served Aug. 22-26 at Mayfair and Backs, Swedish Ivy. Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents over 60 are as TWO & ONE HALF IN. POTS 3 for $2.50 0 0 ^ T.Sgt. Terrence B. Cheteiat, son of Frank L. Chetelat follows: of 261 W, Center St., has graduated from the U, S. Air Monday: Roast turkey with giblet gravy, glazed sweet Force recruiter school at Lackland AFB, Tex. potatoes, cabbage and green pepper slaw, vanilla pudding lb. GAL. Sgt. Chetelat, who will be an official recruiter at Hart­ Fresh Cut Sod for your Instant Lawn with strawberry sauce, cranberry sauce, roll, margarine, ford, was selected for the special school and recruiting Lime - Insecticides - Tools - Gypsum - Pots - Hangers skim milk, coffee or tea. I REG. 8.99 duty as a volunteer with an outstanding military record. Tuesday: Pan-fried liver with onion gravy, parsley COMPLETE GARDEN CENTER Save 3.001 1-hr dry, washable, A 1960 graduate of Manchester High School, he buttered potatoes, buttered green beans, yellow cake, peel and blister resistant bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee, or tea. attended Sacramento (Calif.) City College. His wife, 3j M.BB Water clean-up White & colors Judith, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Fraser of Wednesday: Pot roast of beef with tomato vegetable au 51 Elro St. jus, whipped potatoes, broccoli au gratin, apple nut crisp, bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Thursday: Baked meatloaf with gravy, canned suc­ Earl A. Carron 111, son of Earl A. Carron Jr. of Bolton cotash, sliced tomato and lettuce salad with mayonnaise, .41*1.00 and Mrs. Victoria M. Butts of Rockville, recently enlisted Levi’s ®! Levi’s ®! Levi’s ®! old-fashioned rice pudding, bread, margarine, skim milk, in the Navy's Fireman Apprenticeship Program and is PRE-SEASON coffee or tea. presently undergoing recruit training in Great Lakes, 111. Friday: Manhattan fish chowder, baked macaroni and ■ m I GAL. Upon completion of recruit training, he wiil receive cheese, seasoned asparagus, purple plums, bread, further instruction designed to familiarize him with all All Our margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. the ratings in the engineering field. He attended Bolton POOL COVER SALE! I REG. 7.99 & 8.99 The menu is subject to change. High School. -Now h Save 3.00 A 4.001 Flat or semi lb. gloss. Covers 400 sq. ft. per gal Barbs P O L Y # * _ 15’...... >21“ Levi’s ® Jeans Washable, lead free and lade V y " r < ^ C O U P O N ^ 1 " " " [ " " " l^cV u iyN ^ r resistant. 1-hr, dry. While By PHIL PASTORET II’...... >22“ and colors. 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W l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 - PAGE NINE-A Clifton joins Net inrome up M ain St. fair will take place tonight Two attend Hartford National Corp. has reported second quarter A workshop for the South starting at 7 in the educa­ conference consolidated income before securities transactions and About town United Methodist Church tion wing of the church. LaBonne agency fB u sin essl ^ nbkbwiii iia.iiiiNtwsNWBSM!acNeaN«wM5aaa K. CENTER ST. to ask him what they are and how and service meeting Burlington. PARKING » F~RANK CAKEI.ER. Prop.______Litchfield, Middlesex, New Committee. Mass. f»4y-.'72(»8 they can get plants like these for Manchester Composite tonight at 7:30 at 726 N. Haven, New London, their gardens. Tolland and Windham. Clif­ All they need is a packet of seed or ton has been assigned to a few plants started by a commercial District Agent John F. grower. Mr. Gollmltzer began with Perry. LONG tLIIVI ZI4 raO N T N4 0 BID plants, given to him by his son, Before joining the firm, NIW FASHION SWEATSHIRTS Richard, who had seen them in South Clifton had been an agent Windsor. That was four, or perhaps (or four years with the PRINT Creslan’/cotton I 77 ) five, years ago. Since then, Mr. blend solids that la d w / h a d ^ Paul Revere Life In­ DRESSES machincwash.8 18 ^ Gollmltzer has saved seed from his surance Co. of Worcester. SHIRTS own plants each year. Mass. SMARTLY SVYLM He sows seed in flats in April or Previously, Clifton was a Acetate & nylon, poly­ FOR FALL even in March, setting the flats on a ester classic, full sales engineer both for placket front; S, M, L BOYS’JEANS table in a sunny window upstairs in Mooney brothers in Cam­ Colorful Fall prints Full of fashion interest! the house. When the small plants are Sweatshirt styles, T-shirts Denim or brushed /%nr bridge, Mass., from 1972 to and hoods; mitred stripes, fabric Itares with ^ ' :74 welt started and the weather is 1973, and Calmar In­ 4 pochels, bell crochet trims. Some loops. siiesS 18 8.99 warmer, the seedlings go into a cold dustries in Waterbary, lumpers and skirt sets frame outdoors in a sunny spot, and from 1970 to 1972. Sizes 5 to 13,10 to 18 into the garden when there is no He also served with the O ur danger of frost. United States Navy from Reg. In August, the plants are more than 1961 to 1966, with duties in 7.99 knee-high, each topped by feathery both the Cuban and Viet­ >40 FLANNEL SHIRTS scarlet plumes. They will keep their nam Crises. He also was Reg. BACKTO ______All cotton assorted plaids glistening green foliage and the to part of the Naval Recovery in sizes 818 Machine wash. strong color of their blossoms until 100% 13.99 Force that picked up TRIPLI KNIT the growing season ends with the Gemini Astronauts off Ber­ POLYISTIR Our O33 ' first fall frost. muda in 1965 and was a 2.^9 J This is the plume type of celosia, GOOD LEARNING BEGINS WITH GOOoTisTENiNG^! member of the Flight and there is another type, called Leader Crew that WARMUP , FASHION crested, with tight blossoms looking photographed the Gemini PAINTERS’JEANS like a rooster's red comb. VII spacecraft historic re­ Hammer loop, 4 pocket jeans, Cockscomb is another name for all of SUITS P PANTS natural; 8 18. Machine wash. entry. Carefree, soft acrylic the celosias but it best fits the Born in Miami, Fla., pullon pants topp^ with Woven or knit fabric Our crested type. Clifton was graduated in zip-front jacket, with flares with pullon or 39 Colorful n a m e s 1958 from Winchester High pockets. Sizes XS, S, M. zip fronts. Sizes 7/8 to 17/18 6 A catalog from one of the big seed School in Winchester, companies lists some colorful varie­ Mass. He received his ty names for celosia. In the plume Associate Degree in type, for example, there are Red Our Fox, Forest Fire and Fiery Feather. Reg. Reg. roB L im i oirlb In the crested type, there are Jewel 19.99 to Box, Prairie Fire and Toreador. The 7.99 CARDIGANS seed company says celosia is "easily grown,, thrives on heat, tolerates I Public AND JEANS drought. " There are yellow celosias Full fashioned cable front as weli as red ones. Mr. Gollmitzer records - 'C r’ cardigans, button front. All cotton ribbed wale has been a gardener since he was a Border of celosia, with bright scarlet blossoms, marks large leans, Fall colors; both boy and helped his father at the fami­ Warranty ilccds 4 to 6X. Save to 25%! ly home next door on Tolland Tpke. home garden maintained by Stanley Gollmitzer at 477 Tolland Donald S. Conrad and His present garden is 30 by 50 feet Tpke. Shorter plants at the right are button zinnias. (Herald Eileen J. Conrad to John A. with flowers and vegetables photo by Pinto) Leonard and Marion K. w Reg 144 AM-FM STEREO 8-TRACK Your to together, both planted in rows spaced Leonard, property at 14 SWEATERS Choice 5,9 9 widely enough so plants can be RECORD & P U T SYSTEM Harvard Rd., $48,900. Fabulous cashmere-soft powder and I asked what it was. chrysanthemums are growing with S A V E Richard E. Strang and acrylics in wrap styles cultivated with a rotary tiller. m "Lime, " said the gardener, "to He has used the tiller to prepare the vegetables. The poppies seed Save 37% on our Realistic Modulette® "808" total Ellen M. Strang to Gary W. Sizes S.M.L, keep bugs away. " the soil for planting a number of themselves and Mr, Gollmitzer is music system in time to r school! Perfect to r Reg. Jones and Linda A. Jones, It doesn't kill the insects but it dis­ times but this year had a neighbor pleased with their pure yellow color. apartrnent or dorm. Auto-stop, auto-level, phono property at 39 Riverside courages them. 9 9 9 s D r., $32,600. AV. Our NEW FALL STYLES bring his farm tractor and plow the He notes that the flowers stay open and mike inputs, matched speakers! i 4-»45 159“ '00 Saved pumpkin seed W illiam J England and Reg soil more deeply. "My carrots were whenever the sun shines and fold NIW FOR PALL LEATHER & FABRIC GIRLS’ TOPS getting stubby," he explains, and There is straightneck yellow when the sky is dark. He will plant Marilyn K. England to TURTLENECKS with tillage he expects the carrots to squash, small sugar pumpkins from more of them next year. Marshall D. Aitken and HANDBAGS L AND JEANS grow longer. seed he saved last year, Brussels The white chrysanthemums are all Shirley P. Aitken, both of Repeat of a favorite descended from a plant that was on Columbia, property on fashion! Acrylic For the 7 to 14 . . . lops in With their two children now grown sprouts with small cabbage-like solid colors; Real leather totes, fabric crews, cowls & collar slyels, and living in their own homes, Mr. heads clustered on the stalk, the table at his son's wedding recep­ S A V E 41% Galaxy D r., $61,500. travel style bags- sizes S, M or L. denim leans with novel trims and Mrs. Gollmitzer have more gar­ eggplant and many tomatoes. tion. Daughter plants were grown James M. Celello and and more lor casual wear & zip fly front. Frances Celello to Andrew GIRLS’ SHOES den vegetables than needed by a Mr. Gollmitzer thinks Jet Star is from cuttings and granddaughter Fancy scroll oxfordixford for family of two and Mr. Gollmitzer the best tomato variety he has tried. plants from cuttings of the REALISTIC*^ “BELL RINGER ” Dabrowski and Maureen A. back to school;)l; 8'/!8'/; to 3 Vouf gives away more than they eat. Better Boy is good and the fruits are daughters. Dabrowski, property at 163 Reg, C hoice 166 This is especially true of cabbage, larger. Fireball was a disappoint­ There are herbs and on the slope HI-FI SPEAKER BARGAIN! Union St., $40,000. to Reg. to Ea. and Mr. Gollmitzer thinks he has ment. The plants died down, leaving back of the garden a young fruit Anna T. LaChapelle to 19.99 k'i 699 found the finest cabbage in the world. the tomatoes unshaded and some of orchard now bearing apples, Angeline M. Bycholski, L Early Copenhagen. It has good them are sunburned. Some tomatoes peaches, plums and grapes. property at 140-142-144 Reg. Pearl St., $44,500. CHIX flavor. The solid heads do not split. “volunteered " from seed left in the Since he retired from a factory job ■■faatf' A Teddlari' His sister-in-law comes every year garden from tomatoes grown last at Allen Manufacturing Co. in Bloom­ 59“ E.. U & R Housing Corp. to Mario Addabo and Marsha BABY PANTS from Hazardville to get cabbages for year but these "did not make out." It field, Mr. Gollmitzer finds his garden POLO SHIRTS ,4 7 1 Pull-on white Vinyl in MIN'S FASHIONS " J. Addabo, lot No. 15, Twin Cotton/poly crews m I *1 her family. was a mistake, he thinks, to let them gives him something interesting to 34 stripes, prints, solids I sizesS, M.L.XL.T.TL. Acoustic suspension MC-1000 fits on a shelf, but Oaks Manor, $60.50 con­ When 1 saw the garden, the bean grow. do, healthy exercise, good vegetables Our Reg. 2.49 A plants were covered with white C a l i f o r n i a poppies and for the kitchen and nice flowers-for houses an 8" woofer & 3" tweeter for full 30-20,000 Hz. veyance tax, the living room. Genuine walnut veneer case, IT ’AxO'Axll'A", Save ’50 Peter J. Martins and SPORT on matched stereo pair! 40-i9so Mary C. Martins, both of Crystal River, Fla., to OVERALLS Jumpsuits, too CHIX Actor given Alfred J. Lesperance of For the active little one' SHIRTS Manchester and Joan T. Reg. 3.99 to 5.99 CRIB SHEETS Polyester Lacoste knit in rehab status Luscia of South Windsor, solids with contrasting Pastel or print cotton, stitching, pleated pockets WINDSOR lUPl) - property at 2-4 Rogers PL, fitted bias tape ^ . Wide choice of colors. S XL. Television actor Frank $33,000 114 Converse, charged with (Juit Claim (IcrilH Po** J breach of peace after being Roger J. Bouchard of 3.09 L bumped from a flight at Coventry to William J. Infant*' 1 Piece Bradley International Air­ England of East Hartford CURITT port in Windsor Locks last and Marilyn K. England, SLEEPERS O ur J month, has been granted property on Galaxy Dr. $1, Snap front and crotch. TRAINING PANTS Reg. • 4 ply extra absorbent accelerated rehabilitation Vincent L. Diana and Warm footed style 6.99 Our Reg. 3.99 cotton, fiber sponge. status in Common Pleas SAVE 30% Jerome D. Levine, 4-IN-1 ELECTRONIC trustees, to William J. Reg. Court AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO to 4 Converse, 39, who has Reg. 64” England and Marilyn K. 99c SHACK * TV GAME! Realistic Chronomatic* appeared in such television Reg. 39“ E n g la n d , p ro p e rty on "106" with large illumi­ Galaxy Dr., $1. Infante' 4 Piece CURITY 30% OFF FAMOUS shows as "Moving On " and 53% off! Tennis, hockey, nated numerals, snooze Executor's deed OurOrIg. Prices MAVBIICK "N.Y.P D , " was arrested handball, practice. 60-30S4 A lECCINi; SETS at the airport July 15 after bar, 3 hr. sleep switch. Sam uel S. M altem po, UNDERSHIRTS On Our Entire 4 R O S K I T Sold list yr. lor 69« with AC adapter. Acrylic kind cardigan, '12.07 O FF! 12-1496 executor for the will of Snap-side or pullover; sizes he knocked over waiting­ pants, hat, mittens 3 to 36 months. Colton, line stanchions and Stella Maltempo, to Alfred smashed plastic signs at J. Kargl and Judy M. 740 SHOE REALISTIC COMPACT CUT 16% Kargl, property at 160 the Allegheny Airlines Our Reg. 6.99 U Department JEANS CUT REALISTIC Cooper H ill St., $42,000. ticket counter. 40 CH. MOBILE CB INDIGO Converse said he was CASSETTE Lis Pendens Infants A Toddlers 33% CURITY •Sneakers •Casuals DYID angry when told that a RECORDER^ Savings Bank of WARMUP SUITS flight he had planned to Manchester against Janis DIAPERS •Work Shoes Well-made leans with take was full. ARCHER® Krumins and Rita , Monsanto wear-dated Orion'-. wanted patch pockets, Sizes 12-24 months, 2-4 years. Pre fold 14‘/jx20" or regular Reg. 29" Krumins, property at 56 27x27" Birdseye Pkg of 12. •Dress Shoes flared legs. Maverick fit MOTORIZED Henry St. and construction Sizes CTR-34 has built-in condenser •Slippers •Boots 29 to 38 MORILE CB Building permits !66 Our ^ 6 6 BICYCLES mike, batteries! 14-m s U & R Housing Corp., 8.99 •More •Sizes for All! NEW USED ANTENNA home at 60 Kent D r., $37,- 000. SAVE no Infants' TODDLIR Including TRETORN^ Richard Mase, pool at 37 PRO-KEDS^ and Our ARCHER HOME CRIB BLANKETS 21-970 Grissom Rd., $4,100. PAMPERS CONVERSE'^ Reg. Reg. ALARM SYSTEM James Setsky, tool shed Acrylic lleece, 36x50" solid, For baby over 23 ibs 6 boxe^ 10.99 ______SAVE ^30 119»* at 564 W. Middle Tpke., thermal and quilt print. W i t f i per customer. No ram Checks Sneakers. Reg. $300. Our e d ite d ^ h u t f u n - TRC-467 (its your car and 69" 59« Barbara Guggolz, pool at S” Q47 137 budgetl Why mess around ___ _ Loud 8" bell, 6 34 Garnet Rd., $1,280. J POST ROAD PLAZA 33". Retracts to ‘'Um m d dfruL, with 23 ch? 21-1514 Horace Tetrault & Sons MAIN STREET, HOUTfc 30 prevent theft! 27S-4S4 switches. 125' Wire. VERNON, CONNECTICUT 12V banary, artra. (2KXIT). «l.se for Walter Sullivan, w i(l> nm ^ aluminum siding at 120 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 872-3159 3 M WEST M IDDLE TURNPIKE Mott ittmt White St., $3,000. VERNON SALE: THURS. thru SAT. SALES4ERVICE-PARTS waI pOM ioj&urdmm. alto avaiiabiw at MANCHESTER STOWE HOURS ACCESSORIES NEfTBPAI Radio SPiacN Radie Chester Clifford, DAILY: 10 AM. to 9:30 P.M. Oaaiwft reroofing at 26 Salem Rd., TrI-CIty Shopping Center SAT :9AM to9:30P.M. OPBN eVEnVDAY 1145 Tolland Turnpike SUN. 10 AM. to 4 PM. 64I-1IM Loom for thit $350. EXCEPT SUN. ’f?iUrie^dtac& /haek OPEN SUNDAY 12o9 P.M. tign m your THUXS. a pm . TIL R * «Nd> oaiMiiv 9 T R / w a N G PWCnHlkVWMlVATMflN naighborhooC PAGE TEN-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 Obituaries Southwest Troubled gunman surrenders (Continued from Page One) SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (UPI) - A received calls from many residents during the ordeal “I don't want to Sheriff’s deputies refused com- troubled young man packing a new return to Atascadero" — an apparent throughout the entire West Side of .22 semi-automatic rifle and 200 rnent on Wilson’s mental history and town as well as other areas who have reference to the state mental his motive for the incident. They also Mrs. Anna F. Kundra rounds of ammunition Wednesday hospital al Atascadero, Calif. Msgr. Duffy complaints about the town water and night took over a religious retreat said he had a criminal record, but EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Anna One of the hostages, Ken Allen of would not elaborate. Fudlay Kundra, 89, of 27 Morris requested to sign the petition. and held dozens of persons hostage Reynolds said he and the other Menlo Park, Calif., said Wilson "was The bizarre chain of events began Court, died Tuesday at her home. She dies at 79 before surrendering. very concerned about some problems petitioners have uncovered many Thomas Wilson, 26, Bakersfield, when the suspect commandeered a was the widow of John Kundra. in life that he could not resolve. He Santa Cruz city bus with three Mrs. Kundra was born in Austria complaints citing dirty water and Calif., who reportedly had been in a SOUTH WINDSOR - The Rt, Rev. thought he had to lash out at the passengers and ordered the woman and had iived in East Hartford for Msr. Edward J. Duffy, 79, of Stam­ persons with intestiqal problems. mental hospital, told the hostages world” driver to take him to the Bahai the past 24 years. ford, former pastor of St. Francis of He said he has not drunk the town water in 10 yeas, but his wife is Center, a mountain retreat 15 miles She is survived by a son, John K. Assisi Parish in South Windsor, died north of Santa Cruz for members of Kundra of East Hartford, with whom Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital, required to drink a large quantity of MHA to submit bid the Bahai World Faith, a modern she made her home; 5 daughters, Stamford. water daily because of a respiratory problem. Mrs. Reynolds said it is a religion founded in Iran which es­ Mrs. Ethel McKenna of Bristol, Mrs. Msgr. Duffy was bom in Hartford. pouses social equality. Alice Tew of Southington, Mrs. He was ordained in 1925 and served great inconvenience to have to boil for state housing funds and buy water. She said many He released the driver and Margaret Flynn of West Hartford, as pastor of St. Francis of Assisi An application to the state Depart­ funds available from the state. passengers and then burst into the Mrs. Agnes D’Agontine of Meriden Parish from 1943 to June 1949. After residents have told her that they do not use Manchester water and get it ment of Community Affairs for 250 in other action Wednesday, the retreat dining room where 63 persons and Mrs. Frances Riek of serving in South Windsor, he became units of elderly housing is being from other towns. MHA awarded a bid for construction were eating 'upper, locking the doors Milwaukee, Wis.; a sister, Mrs. pastor of St. Mary's Church in processed today by the Manchester The petition indicts the Town of a a new parking lot at West Hill and rounding up the terrified Mary Soboluski of Bristol; 7 Ridgefield, part of the Bridgeport Housing Authority. Manchester government especially Gardens elderly housing project to hostages. grandchildren and 12 great­ Diocese. The MHA -took final action G&H Paving Construction Co. of Deputies sealed off the building grandchildren. He was pastor of St. Joseph’s the Water and Sewer Department for the following Wednesday night to allow Leon Bolton in the amount of $4,420. and a two-man team began five hours The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a m. Church in Danbury for 13 years Enderlin, executive secretary of the • Failure to supply adequate, The MHA is also accepting bids on of negotiations with Wilson by from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral before his retirement in 1969. He then authority, to proceed with the clean and sanitary water. sidewalk repairs for Westhill telephone and intercom. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a took up residence at the Queen of application. The commission agreed Gardens and the Westhill annex, They said he made at least two Mass at St. Rose Church at 10. Burial Clergy home in Stamford and • Breach of its contractual last month apply for the housing obligations for pure water supply. Enderlin reported that the authori­ demands. He wanted officers to will be in St. Mary s Cemeiery, became the first director of the funds, despite the fact the number it ty now had 256 applications on file bring him Jack Kembro, of Unionville. Bridgeport Diocesan Apostolate for • Failure to adequately, in­ is requesting is high in relation to the dividually notify each of us of poten­ for elderly housing as of July 31. Mariposa, Calif., because he ap­ Friends may call at the funeral retired priests. parently believed Kembro had killed home tonight from 7 to 9 He is survived by three brothers, tial health hazards, except for notification in the newspapers. his own son, Shane Kembro, 16; and William C. Duffy of West Hartford, he wanted to speak to an inmate at Sarah Bower of West Hartford, left, and Nicole Frasher of Vernon rehearse a concerto The petitioners are demanding Raymond F. Duffy of New Britain the state prison at San Luis Obisbo, with the Manchester Community College Summer Pops orchestra for a concert to be held three actions: She HeralCi Philip F. Baasetl and Leo T. Duffy of Bethesda, Md. Fire calls reportedly a friend. • Immediate individual personal Philip F. Bassett, 75, of Hartford, Msgr. Duffy's body will lie in state Saturday at 6;30 p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. (Herald photo by Dunn) SECOND notification from the town that Kembro was flown to Santa Cruz died Wednesday at Hartford today from 3 to 9 p.m. at St. Joseph's Miim-liesler SECTION but Wilson surrendered before he Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Church, Danbury. A Mass will be hygienic and sanitary water is now being supplied to their homes. Wednesday. 5:13 p.m —transformer arrived. Kembro’s mother-in-law, Barbara Van Deusen Bassett and celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the THURSDAY, Mrs. Florence Thomas, said her • Prompt, independent redress fire, Main and Chapel Sts. lDi.strictl stepfather of Donald L, Ferry of church. grandson, Shane, was alive and well, and restitution of damages suffered Wednesday. 6:31 p m -sto v e fire, 77 AUGUST 18, 1977 Coventry and Kenneth T. Ferry and A Mass of the Resurrection will be Summer Pops to feature Garden St, (Town) and remarked that Wilson probably for breach of contract and rights. Leonard P, Ferry, both of said Friday at 10:30 a.m. at St. .was "just suffering a delusion." Manchester. Joseph's Church. The Most Rev. • Provision of perpetual, She said Kembro was a devout 8 Mr. Bassett was a lifelong Hart­ Walter W. Curtis, bishop of the adequate, pure and sanitary water Bahai and an acquaintance of Wilson two young violin soloists supply to the West Side of the town to ford resident. He had been employed Bridgeport Diocese, will be the prin­ Gov. Grasso considers and that Wilson often had visited the prevent further dirty, algae laden as a pressman at the former Hart­ cipal celebrant. Burial will be in Mt. Two young girls will be guest ar­ Suzuki violin method soloists who area musicians Brenton and Nancy Kembro home up until about two ford Times for 48 years before St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. tists at the second Summer Pops will perform the Bach "Govotte in D water "which we have been years ago. Crane, Kathy will play Von Weber’s receiving for years." WesConn matter closed retiring in 1973. The Leo P. Gallagher and Son Concert to be held Saturday at 6:30 Minor" and the first movement of "Concertino for C larinet," with full She described the suspect as a He is also survived by another step­ The damages the residents are Funeral Home in Stamford is in p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial the Vivaldi "Concerto in A Minor," orchestra accompaniment. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. "strange young fellow. I know he son, 2 stepdaughters and 12 Band Shell. seeking might include payment for Basch's 1974 report challenged charge of arrangements. accompanied by the Manchester The 65-piece orchestra, led by' Dr. Grasso says she thinks a report wasn't a normal, healthy human grandchildren. several months of bad water, elec­ Only a memory forecasts of 5,500 full-time students Nicole Frasher, 8, of Vernon and Community College Summer Pops R.E. Richardson Jr. of MCC will be clearing higher education officials of being, lie suffers from hypoglycemia The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at Sarah Bower, 8, of West Hartford are Orchestra. tricity for boiling water and for on the campus by 1980, which and was very aware of it." the first symphonic orchestra to per­ These two youngsters were among the thousands of Elvis Presley fans who were looking charges they suppressed a necessitated the building of a new Dillon Funeral Home, 53 Main St., Both young ladies are in the second buying imported or bottled water. . Bahai officials said Wilson had form in the Bicentennial Band Shell forward to his concert in Hartford Sunday. But the singer's unexpected death Tuesday recommendation against expansion campus. There are now about 2,800 Hartford. Burial will be in Mt. St. grade and are violin pupils of Mrs. Reynolds said the petition will be been a custodian at the mountain on MCC's Bidwell St. campus. of Western Connecticut State College full-time students at WesConn. Benedict Cemetery at a later date. Barbara Embser of Manchester who filed Friday at the town clerk's office changed all that. Now Susan DiDonato and her brother, John Jr., have only the memory of retreat until about four years ago The program will include closes the matter. “ I am satisfied the matter is Friends may call at the funeral Nursing home treatment teaches at the Hartford Conser­ and the petitioners will expect an last year’s concert which they attended and two tickets to this year's which they will keep when he quit his job and left the Prokofiev s March from “The Love But the former state planner who closed," Mrs. Grasso told a Capitol home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. vatory. answer to the charges within seven for souvenirs. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. John DiDonato Sr. of 33 Cushman Dr church because ot his mental of Three Oranges, " Benjamin’s days. brought the charges thinks news conference Wednesday. The family suggests that any Nicole is the daughter of Mr. and problems “Jamaican Rhumba." Hoist’s "Suite He would not elaborate further on (Herald photo by Dunn) otherwise. He says the report doesn’t memorial gifts may be made to the procedures suggested Mrs. Van D. Frasher. Mrs. Frasher in E -flat," and Bizet's "Farandole.” answer his charges $1.7 million in Hartford Salvation Army Citadel, 225 plays in the orchestra’s violin sec­ that additional action might be taken, The event is free. Bring a lawn but the petition cites the demands taxpayers' money was needlessly Washington St., Hartford HARTFORD (UPl) - A study tion. ticut Health Center, last year chair or blanket. "in order to prevent the necessity of spent for a road and architectural Manchester police report group has recommended the Connec­ charged standards of Connecticut Also appearing as guest soloist will In case of rain, the concert will be DiDonatos will stay home plans for a new campus. be 13-year-old Kathy Crane of An­ our having to obtain court indem­ ticut Health Department lay down nursing home medical care were held in the MCC auditorium. nification. " David Basch alleged Bernice specific procedures for doctors to "lower than should be expected." dover, clarinetist. The daughter of The John DiDonato family of 33 now-canceled concert and plan to other members of Ihe family who Niejadlik, until Aug. 1 chairman of Edward P. Kelsey, 27, of 112 Main A break was also reported at ,St. Mrs. SuHunna M. Deiiiko follow in the treatment of the elderly Health Commissioner Douglas S. Cushman Dr., Manchester, won’t keep two of them for souvenirs. were looking forward to the concert the state college board, and James St., was arrested on a warrant Mary's Church on Park St., but in nursing homes. Lloyd said the group's recommended being go out Sunday as they had But the DiDonatos are perhaps were DiDonato s wife, Pat, and their Frost, its executive secretary, knew Wednesday on charges of issuing a nothing was disturbed or reported Mrs. Susanna Muschko Demko, 73, The group said Wednesday the procedures would constitute a New law faces test TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE planned. better off than some Presley fans WesConn's expansion program was bad check and third-degree larceny. missing. of 20 Summer St., died Wednesday oldest daughter Cindy who is 20. department should require doctors to national first, if outlined in the state The unexpected death Tuesday of who never did get to see their idol in unnecessary, but kept secret that in­ He was released on a $250 bond for Monday afternoon, a bicycle driven A night at Manchester Memorial And perhaps this is part of the follow certain guidelines in testing, Public Health Code. Ha r t f o r d (UPI) — Mobil on Co. claims a new Elvis Presley in his Memphis, Tenn., person and were hoping to Sunday. formation contained in a report he court Sept. 5. by a 13-ycar old boy was hit by a car Hospital. She was the widow of secret of the entertainer's enduring examining and treating nursing home He said health codes usually set Connecticut law limiting its control over franchise REFRIGERATOR home means there will be no Presley They saw the international star last had done Michael J. Simonelli, 20, of South driven by Eugene Richard of Johann (John) Demko Sr. success since he burst on the scene in patients. requirements for buildings and holders is unconstitutional, but the state disagrees and a Concert in Hartford's Civic Center July when he appeared in Hartford. Windsor, was charged with operating Fredericklon, New Brunswick, Mrs. Demko was born Aug. 22,1903 the 1950s. His appeal spanned the The group s leader. Dr. Stephen R. employes, not patient care. Lloyd Superior Court judge has been asked to settle the matter. and the DiDonatos, along with To cover up their disappointment a motor vehicle while his license is Canada, at the intersection of E. in Manchester and went to Germany generation gap as shown by the Smith of the University of Connec­ called the recommendations "a step Attorney General Carl Ajello said Wednesday Mobil SALE DAYS thousands of other Elvis fans in and sorrow, the DiDonatos did what Hemnied-in mart suspended and failure to obey a con­ Middle Tpke. and Summit St. to make her home at the age of three. desire of the DiDonato family to see in the right direction. " had asked the Hartford Superior Court to throw out the Connecticut, will stay home. so many other fans did Wednesday — him again. trol signal. He was released on $100 Richard was going through the in­ She returned to Manchester in 1949. development law, among measures vigorously pushed through the The DiDonatos are show biz buffs they went out and bought several of surety bond for court Aug. 29. tersection on a green traffic light, ac­ She was employed as a handsewer at They won't, but they will have legislature earlier this year by consumer groups. being season ticket holders at the singer's albums. memories of last year's live perfor­ raised eyebrows Police reported breaks into two cording to police, and did not see the Manchester Modes Inc. for 25 years Oakdale and recently returned from Recalling last year^’s concert, John churches Wednesday. At Emanuel biryclisl, Michael Gauthier, coming H before her retirement. She was a Fuel bill assistance talKCCKELVINATOR mance, the two treasured tickets to a vacation trek to Las Vegas, Nev., Jr., who is 14, said when asked what the one that was not to be, and, of Lutheran Church, a young male was toward him from Ihc right. Gauthier member of Zion Evangelical NORWICH (UPI) - Town where ironically they saw singer- he liked best about the late singer, "I course, like the millions of found sleeping in the church school was riding on Ihc wrong side of the Lutheran Church. businessmen raised their eyebrows entertainer Wayne Newton do an im­ guess, it is just the way he sings” Americans, his records — and there area with a stereo and several items street and went through a red traffic She is survived by a son, John Run, walk, j'og for the health ENERGY SAVING last March when a group of program is extended itation of the King of Rock n' Roll Sister Susan, who is 10, agreed. "I are millions as Elvis Presley sold a taken from other parts of the church light, police said Gauthier received Demko Jr. of Manchester; and two Elvis Presley. like the way he sings..." And after a total of more records than any other developers — including a state building, police reported. A warrant minor injuries. grandchildren, Mrs. Jeanne Chaing of lt...you can do Itl The (leadline for Connecticut Mason said today that a total of 64 REFRI6ERAT0R They had five tickets to Sunday's little prompting from her father, performer in history. senator — proposed a, shopping is pending for an arrest in connection I’olice issued a warning to the bicy­ of Tolland and Thomas B Demko of John Sr., "...and moves." center behind private homes on West with the incident, the detective cle operator and to his parents. residents to receive assistance under persons have applied for the aid, with First Federal Savings/ • Saturday August 27 • 13 Cu. Ft. Manchester. 1977 • 10:00 am starting Main Street. Hiirnan said today. the special emergency fuel aid 31 applying for the $50 rebate on bills • Only 28” Wide G The funeral is Saturday at 11 a m. In addition to problems motorists program was extended by federal of­ already paid and 33 applying for pay­ Aircraft Club lime al the Aircraft Club at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Building, 200 Clement • Slide Out Shelves could have in seeing the center, there ficials Wednesday until Sept, 23. ment on unpaid bills up to $250. Church, 112 Cooper St. The Rev. 5 mile road race Road, East Hartford i is only a 50-foot wide entrance and The program had originally been The total amount of money which Presley career record sale 9:00 am number assign­ the access road would wind behind Charles Kuhl, pastor, will officiate. scheduled to end Aug. 31 but all of the lias been applied for locally is $8,139, Burial will be in East Cemetery. ment • 9 m ale age four homes. Officials investigating $3 million allotted to Connecticut has Mason said He said the department ^ groups, 5 female age 268 Friends may call at Holmes $ «« These obstacles apparently will be not been committed, so Gov Grasso, would like to get as many groups • Tee shirts to Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Friday the first 200 .. . who reg­ KaVMATOR estimated at 400 million overcome because the state recently U S. Sen Abraham Kibicoff ID- applications as possible. police bachelor party from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The family ister . . . ribbons top announced a $22 million Rte. 82 Conn, III.S. Hep Christopher J. Dodd The deadline for the applications 329.95 LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Elvis later, he began recording for Sun, He quickly became the most potent suggests that any memorial gifts three each group. reconstruction plan to condemn and WINDSOR (UPI) - Bloomfield of­ he is investigating "rumors " about il)-2nd Dist.) and other officials had under the original schedule was Apply by mail or in person Presley’s first major record, cutting “That's All Right Mama, " symbol in this country and in Europe may be made to Zion Evangelical demolish the four houses blocking the ficials are investigating a the party. asked that the program be extended. tomorrow. Mason said he expects the I ^ al any FIrsI Federal Savings ■'Heartbreak Hotel" in 1956, satisfied with a fast country backing. of rock music, reeling off hits like Lutheran Church or to the American j 7 olllce of. or AIrcrell Club view of the proposed center, accor­ policeman's bachelor party which The newspaper also quoted Bloom­ As of Wednesday, $2.2 million had deadline will be extended for a desire among young people for He began appearing in local coun­ "Blue Suede Shoes, " "Hound Dog, " Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St. y olllce. ofl Flegisirellon lee, do­ ding to the Norwich Bulletin allegedly featured exotic dancer and been committed The program pays receiving applications, but it has not music with guts and sex appeal. It try shows through the efforts of coun­ "All Shook Up, " and "Don't Be field Police Chief Harold Jackson as r?"- nated 10 New Hope Manor Wednesday. a raffle for sexual favors of a iqi to $250 in back utility bills or up to been decided what the definite date . . . non-senctioned AAU launched him into a singing career saying he has heard "certain ^/IM JU l^SJO D G jr try and western booking agent Bob Cruel." Sen. James Murphy, D-Norwich, $50 for per,suns who have paid their will be. Residents will be informed of eveni. that eventually reached an estimated prostitute, according to published allegations" about the party and Neal who became his first manager His first film was the Western one of the principals who bought the l)ills, but liad to sacrifice the the extension deadline and ENERGY SAVING 400 million record sales worldwide. in 1955. reports today. characterized them as "innuendos "Love Me Tender, " in 1956, followed threeacre site four years ago, says he The Hartford Courant reported $10 purchase of other essential items. arrangements will be made for Along the way, Presley made more He came to the attention of by "Loving You" in 1957. The next and third-hand information at this $1.00 registration fee. had no advance knowledge of the con­ tickets for the party, held last Friday point." Manchester's Human Services accepting the applications. STOR-MOR than 30 movies, "Colonel " Tom Parker, a country- year he made two films, "Jailhouse demnations, the newspaper reported. in Windsor, said food, door prizes and About town Department held special sessions To be eligible for assistance under Maiiing Deadiine August 23rd. His single gold records' sales western manager who got him his Rock, " and "King Creole." The newspaper said Jackson Murphy, who said he bought the exotic dancers would be featured and attended the party for a few minutes, during Hie past week to accept the program an individual or family REFRIGERATOR amounted to $55 million, and gold first TV appearance in March of 1955. The movies he made following his land as an investment, asserted he a visit to a massage parlor would be and said he found "everyone was applications from persons who may must have had its utilities shut off, be albums $24 million, with each album Later that year Parker became his release from the Army in 1960 were Many Models to had not used his office to influence raffled off. well behaved, just sitting at tables” lie eligible lor the funds Outreach threatened with a shut-off, or meet considered as five singles, an RCA manager. generally considered to be far C)i.i|iman Courl, Order of Choose From the condemnations and saw no con­ The newspaper said two women while he was there. workers have also been contacting certain eligibility requirements. A City Ago spokesman said Wednesday. His Sun Records material later superior to the earlier films. Amaranlli. will have a pollock and 14 Cu. FI. - 25 Cu. Ft. flict of interest in owning the proper- massage parlor employes were at the elderly residents who are not able to family of four with a gross monthly During the last three years, each was purchased by RCA for $35,000. His records during that period had Last week, Hartford police in­ card parly Friday licginning at H p m ty- party. The party was to celebrate the get to the Municipal Building, accor­ income of $610 or loss is eligible. Aircraft Club 200 Clement Road, E. Hartford Top Freezer gold record was considered the He was then in a position to be a more medium pace: “His latest vestigated a policemen's bachelor al Ihc liome of Albert Heavisides, 57 “I never talked to them (the state) intentions of a Bloomfield officer to ding to Alan Mason, director of The $200 million program is ad­ Side By Side equivalent to 500,000 records. promoted nationally. Flam e," "She’s Not You, ” and party and transferred one high- Baldwin Hd at all," Murphy was quoted as get married. ranking officer for condoning luiman services ministered through the federal Com- Fist Federal Savings While working as a van driver in His first record for RCA, "Heart­ "Good Luck Charm." Some were saying. "I just had the opportunity to The newspaper quoted Bloomfield gambling during the affair. (aM HwYfoRL OtaMDntairr. South QiaMontaay, HanchMtar. Vanwn, flockvMt and SauA W 1953, Presley took time off to record break Hotel," reached the top of the slow ballads: “Are You Lonesome munitv Services Administration. buy the thing." Deputy Chief Anthony Toce as saying SAVE "My Happiness" for his mother as a charts in the United States and was Tonight?" and "It’s Now or Never.” birthday present. The studio was IN M IM om \M No. 2 in the United Kingdom. Within < Mtl) OI rilANKS IN MI.MOKIAM owned by Sun Records and a year I" I'H 11)^ nu-nuif \ 111 .liisfiili II h‘ (amily ol CharlitUc I’ortrrfidil a year, he had won six gold records. I 1 11 ' hl.l WIlll |l.|SM‘l| ,|\4 ,|\ A G W A Y " Westowii^Ij^niacy, Inc. I widi to oxH'ml thoir hoartfclt thanks to In lovin}{ memory of my Husband 10 W 4 0 ihfir iloar (rionds. reUitivos and and t)ur Father Joseph Htnks who f-Krtipj(rLnJr 455 Hanford Road , » tii'iutilmrs (or Ihoir undorstanduiK sytn passoil away August 17 195J I Iiifiniiiirs Iir\rl ilir r-TECH STEREO-) pamv ami many kimlnosscs during thi> \s liinr Hfirs Ilf) .111,1 OIL Manchester, Connceticul 06040 1 I rot ont licroavnnont in the Ittss nf Ihoir Memories sweetly linger WINTER HARDY In nui IhmiIs ii»u> iiH'im>ri(’.f it iliMi I .,thri w,- li.N.'d .tnii sh.'tll lUit somewhere lH*yond the .sunset 8 Kainilv MUMS lH'\rr Iniyrl M3.50 We will meet again someday cat« SUMMER CLEDRANCE SALE S.ulK missfil Re0. $15.50 Kver remetnberi*d by N0-fRflST14,2i( of juggling data I'll*’ I’l.nihi.i !-.imil\ his Wife Henrietta Receivers*Speakers *Turntables *Tape Decks and Family REFRIGERATOR HARTFORD (UPI) — An environmen­ derestimating the amount of traffic 5 6 * q u a rt tal group claims the state Department of generated by various highway im­ 0, Shwfwoorf JUST 28" WIDE! Transportation is manipulating data to provements in order to make the air pollu­ .c Whll9 Supply L aeta □ Adjustable meat keeper. justify its plans for highway construction. tion figures come out right," Caplan said. FROZEN FOOD SALE '—s a i-m-COUPON »•------»■« □ 2 Adjustable canti­ The DOT denied the charge made Bog Gubale, a DOT environmental 30)|( Itark SwMt Ctwrries $19.95 20 Qal. Qalvanizad lever shelves. Wednesday by the Connecticut Citizens engineer, responded "we do not INSULATE NOW □ Power-Saver switch. Action Group. manipulate data over here just to serve an 'X 200 BlueberriGS $18.9$ □ Roll-out wheels for Federal law mandates that state and end,” and we will take 20|^ MUed FruH $1145 easy cleaning. regional transportation plans are required He said DOT had sent projections of to be consistent with federal plans to vehicles miles traveled to the liepartment HQ % off the price. (iardw Peas $13.9$ COME IN AND SEE THE N E W ...... reduce automotive air pollution. of Environmental Protections, which had Fordhook R u g. $ 5 .5 9 CCAG Executive Director Marc Caplan used them to determine the air pollution • BorhiK holes in thi patient’s said DOT was predicting in 1985 there figures. Lima beans $17.4$ skull to let out the devils was ALMOND COLOR would be eight per cent less traffic in “The information we sent them was as Call today for FREE estimate how a "doctor” of ancient Egypt l2/2Vi0 Broccoli S|)ears $14.9$ MVMHfNTFR Connecticut's urban areas if various accurate as we could predict,” he said. Plus Many Othsrs NOW^SlOO highway expansion plans are im­ cured a variety of ills— the hard With Coupon While Supply Lasts He said Caplan's charge the department 647-9621 Order by Sept. 22 for delivery Oct. 5th. plemented. was trying to put one over on the public by way. ^••"••"'COUPON mmmmmw “DOT would have us believe that less use of the eight per cent projection was • Today, the easy way to good In s u lC o rp auto travel will result if various unfair. He said the data sent to DEP con­ health — and the safest too — D%OFF Iv ttip lk e superhighways are constructed than if ENEPQV CONBEPVATIQN ENQINEEPB tained a number of factors including more is to rely on your doctor for cor­ T>;iK\l'lliN P 4PIM I VS( KS • The prefesslenel team of BBS HILLIAPD BT. / \ they aren’t," Caplan said. He called the mass transportation. rect diagnosis and treatment... AGWAY cLoaio auNOAva Physician and Pharmacist have MANCMEBTEP, CT. OB 04 0 projection “a display of inverted logic. He said projections of less traffic even ~ TECH STEREO pri. and on this Pharmacy for prompt, 540 NEW STATE RD. MON. Tuea. weos. 273 W MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER They apparently believe building more added more years to life— more -though there were more highways were professional Prescription Serv­ CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA eaKN) Open Daily 8 30 to 6 00 — Thura til 9:00 superhighways will discourage people life to years. I J>^uis6fay^ MANCHESTER THURt. •-8:00 based on having increased mass transpor­ Sal 9 00 to 5 00 from using them." ice. MANCHESTER • 646-0364 SAT. 8-8:00 tation. Tel. 643-5123 Budget to 36 Months "ConnDOT Is deliberately un­ Houro: Monday, Tuaeday, Friday 10-I; Tuaaday-Wadnaaday-Salurday 10-* PAGE TWO-B— MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thun., Aug, 18. 1977 Burglary prevention is program goal MANCH. ESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 — PAGE THREE-B Thoughts Only seven set to go in WHA Bolton given the opportunity to have individual Bolton homes were burglarized S3 times. Nieliwocki said, “Through this program." A p L E N t y Bolton has been chosen for a pilot home security checks, and will be able to On at least eight occasions burglars have “Right now we've drawn up a The sergeant said, “The purpose of the MONTREAL (UPI) - The and said 'because of extreme player Oilers tried to join the NHL. burglary prevention program, to be run on use engravers on their valuables and hit the same place twice. program is to get burglars to say, 'Why hit schedule for both seven and eight World Hockey Association, demands which cannot be entirely Another phase of the two-day a townwide basis, by State Police from the property. Sgt. Nieliwocki said, “Everyone is Bolton. People in that town show a high teams, and it will be in the har ids of met we are unable to continue par­ meetings dealt with the dispersal of Colchester barracks. The program will be run by members of afraid because they think being nosey is awareness with burglary prevention racked by internal dissension our trustees by the weekend, ai id we ticipation in the WHA." State Police Sgt. Walter Nieliwocki said the State Police auxiliary force under Sgt. and financial difficulties, will hope to release it next Monday, " players on the disbanded San Diego bad. That's not true. Let's encourage peo­ programs, let's go someplace else where By Len Auster Hatskin said "Edmonton asked for team. Bolton was selected because it has one of Nieliwocki's supervision. ple to watch their neighbor. Let's get the the pickings are easier'." open a sixth season in October WHA Board Chairman Ben Hafskin players on other teams but we just Hatskin said San Diego's players the four highest burglary records of the 13 Bolton's five-member Board of word out. Good citizenship is being nosey. R o d en ts participating in the program said. could not go along with that." He with at least seven teams will be divided among the existing towns served by the Colchester barracks. Selectmen was fully receptive to the idea “Remember, every day that goes by, will be given bright red stickers for their If Calgary decides to enter a team playing an 80-game schedule said hoped Pocklington would change teams in a dispersal draft. The clubs He also said Bolton was chosen because of and intend to get it under way almost im­ something could happen ttot we might be windows. The stickers say “Burglars Plain talk requesting entrance, afraid of the this season. Hatskin said, “ we could his mind and re-enter the league. mediately. featuring 36 contests with will choose in reverse order of their its geography and population. able to prevent with this program," he beware. We belong to neighborhood watch The New England Whalers will not caliber. While we won’t request a even go to nine teams if necessary,” He said, however. Edmonton would At the meeting at the Community Hall European clubs. tinish last season, giving Bir­ Sgt. Nieliwocki told selectmen said. No one can prevent burglaries 100 and operation identification.” join the NHL this coming year. They sanity hearing, one has to question The seven teams on the provisional have to be voted out of the WHA and Wednesday afternoon, the selectmen Pete^ocklington, co-owner of the mingham the first selection. Wednesday that Bolton will be the first per cent of the time, but there are many Resident State Trooper Robert Peterson may never become part of the es­ this statement. Area viewers who’ve 1977-78 schedule are the Birminfiham legal action might be taken if the town in Connecticut to have such a per­ learned Bolton homes were burglarized 15 things you can do to discourage said he is completely in favor of the tablished league. watched New York Ranjger and Edmonton Oilers, walked out of the Bulls, Cincinnati Stingers, Houston WHA's annual meeting Wenesday sonal burglary prevention program. times in July, compared to three times in burglaries, he said. program and wants to see it start im­ Why not? Who knows but specula­ Boston Bruin games down the years Aeros, Indianapolis Racers, !New He said residents will be instructed in July 1876. No one seemed to know the Selectman John Carey asked, “How do mediately. can tell there is a distinct difference. and announced his club’s withdrawal England Whalers, Quebec Nordii^ues tion should be an interesting topic of from the league. The Calgary Cow­ methods of preventing burglaries at their reason for the increase. you tell people there is a problem in “1 hope everyone in town participates,” converMtion for awhile. The Hart­ An so. If the Whalers vanquish the and Winnipeg Jets. homes or business establishments, will be Between July 1976 and August 1977, NHL in the six pre-season games, boys have not yet decided whether Graham searching Bolton without alarming them?” Sgt. Peterson said. Pocklington surprised repoi ters ford Civic Center tenants and five they will play this year. other franchises had their hearts set don't call it parity. Remember they when he stormed out of the met ding on becoming part of the NHL. are exhibitions, pure and simple. But the WHA, like of the old American for winning form That dream, however, was shattered and the fractured WHA has Football League, can survive and Second by three Crime prevention unit now set about regrouping, holding eventually become part of the old HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) — For David Graham, the 1977 PGA meetings in Montreal. TTiere is a liners if it works hard enough. season has been extremely disappointing. Following his most definite question if it'll ever recover. successful year ever, during which he won two tour events — in­ The WHA definitely will operate Bits and pieces ,l wants more members Narkon fires best cluding the Westchester Golf Classic — for the first time and for the 1977-78 season. Anything after The Whalers and Whaler Booster that should be gravy. What still finished eighth on the money list, he has fared rather poorly Vernon On Aug. 30 the program will be the topic Club will have a benefit softball through the first 7V2 months of the schedule. of a television show on Channel 3 at 7:30 remains and cannot be refuted is the game Sunday at Serling Field in West A newly organization, Connecticut question of the teams' financial tournament round 'Obviously, I'm not pleased with Association for Crime Prevention, formed p.m. Forming the panel for this program Hartford with donations going to stability. New England, one of top benefit the Newington Children’s the way I've been playing," said to be extremely low. It is the type of under the guidance of Lloyd Phimstead of will be Chief Herman Fritz of the Vernon With the best round of the tournament to date, Manche ster WHA franchises, has yet to turn a Hospital...Former Whalers goalie Graham, "1 really can't explain why course on which lesser players have Vernon and Officer William Yetz of the Police Department, Officer Yetz and Country Club's Nancy Narkon pulled to within three stroke s of profit and with present cir­ Bruce Landon and left-winger David I'm not playing well. I've diversified a greater likelihood of doing well so Vernon Police Department, is looking for Prosecuting Atty. John Kearns of Com­ the lead after two rounds of the Connecticut State Womien’s mon Pleas Court 16. cumstances can't project doing so in Hynes have signed contracts with the into other things and maybe that's it is surprising that, with the excep­ more members. taking away from my game. I'm put­ Plans are being made for a tour of the the foreseeable future. Springfield Indians of the American Amateur Golf Championship. tion of Graham, the victors have ^JSot my picture!’ ting well, but I know I'm not driving Plumstead said the group now has about new Hartford Correctional Center and for Howard Baldwin, owner of the Hockey League... Narkon, who last year as a been the big money player. Jack Whalers, after the proposed merger as well as last year. 1 drove the ball 20 members and hopes to have from 150 to spending a couple of nights in the jail “to Little Willie, a two-month old goat Katie Tucker has been named to freshman became the first female Nicklaus has won twice and Arnold well every day last year but now I 200 within the next six months. get the pyschological effect of being held belonging to the Earl Spielman family in was rejected talked about a bidding the Connecticut All-Star Swim Team ever to play for the Southern Connec­ Palmer, Julius Boros and Johnny war, going after unsigned NHL stars. ticut State College team, fired a two- can't keep my drives straight." Miller also have earned victories Plumstead, who is president of the there," Plumstead said. which will meet a contingent of New Ellington, would rather play with the family It's a marvelous idea, but would lead over-par 75 including a sparkling one- The $300,000 Westchester Classic, here. organization, said the purpose is to assist Another program planned for the future England All-Stars at Ocean Beach dog than pose for pictures. He’s being held by to ultimate destruction, a happening under 36 on the back nine. That which begins today and runs through Palmer is passing up the tourna­ police departments in the prevention of will be a mock juvenile court session. Park in New London Aug. 23-24...The There will be a real judge, juvenile ad­ Jimmy Norwood, a family friend. Little which would meet with rejoicing third annual Thread'City Slow Pitch placed her at 157 after two rounds Sunday, is the first U.S. tournament ment this year, as are Hubert Green, crime Graham has ever defended. He won vocate and probation officer. Only the Willie will appear at the Tolland County 4-H from some of the NHL hierarchy. Softball Tournament will be held at and three back of Gail Appell who Ray Floyd and Lee Trevino. But at Cleveland in 1972, but the event He said members stress community in­ defendant will be an actor. Fair, Rt. 30 Vernon, this weekend. (Herald If the Whalers and the WHA are to Recreation Park in Willimantic Sept. fired her second consecutive 77 to everyone else will be on hand to com­ survive, they're going to have to was dropped from the tour the volvement and want people in all walks of This program will follow the "juvenile 2-3-4. Play is open to all Class A or B hold onto the lead. pete for the $60,000 first prize, In­ photo by Richmond) build a product so strong the NHL following year. life to become involved. offender" from the time of arrest through teams. Closing date for entries which Play in the 12th annual CSWAGC at cluding Nicklaus and leading money Lt. Robert Walsh of the West Hartford to the end. can't refuse entrance. Two '76-77 can be forwarded to the Willimantic Lyman Meadow Golf Club was "Westchester is a very prestigious winner Tom Watson, tournament, " said the 31-year-old Police Department and Officer Yetz are Plumstead said anyone interested in teams, Phoenix and San Diego folded Rec Department is Aug. 27... delayed an hour and half because of "Even though Watson's having Australian native, “and winning last vice-presidents. joining the organization should contact Lt. leaving many players out of work. The official National Basketball lightning and thunder. The players such a great year, I still think THIS PWJJgj/iEN't year makes things a little more dif­ The group has several special programs Walsh at the West Hartford Police Sta­ While litigation can be part of the Association schedule is out with the resumed action, but had to continue Nicklaus is the dominant force In the ficult for me this time, I don’t want planned The first will be a fire tion. The next regular meeting of the a l u m in u m reason why there wasn't a rush for Boston Celtics slated to make six under wet conditions after another game, " said Graham. “He's the one demonstration Saturday at the Dairy group will be Aug. 24 at 7 p.m. in the West these unemployed, it's not the whole appearances in Hartford. Dates and downpour. to come back here and not do justic to beat. But there have been so many to last year's play, so I'm more con­ Queen on Rt. 83 in Vernon. Hartford Town Hall. answer. In 8 nutshell, most couldn’t opponents are Oct. 25 vs. Atlanta, Mrs. Appell, out of the Golf Club of different winners on the tour this supplant those on existing rosters. Avon, and the 19-year-old Narkon scious about playing well. I'm trying year that any one of 100 players is Dec. 13 vs. The Nets, Jan. 5, 1978 vs. Nancy Narkon A traffic-stopper One Winnipeg Jet official after the Phoenix, Jan. 31 vs. Indiana March 14 teamed up two weeks ago to win the to think of all the things that helped capable of winning this one.” proposed merger fell through said vs. Detroit, and April 6 vs. Taconic (Mass.) Two-Ball Tourna­ The concluding 18 holes will, be me last year and do them again," And Graham, naturally, includes It’s a traffic-stopper on Snipsic Lake Rd. in Ellington when David the NHL was afraid of those Washington. ment. played today. The 6,M3-yard Westchester course himself among the 100. Spielman, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spielman, takes his oxen. Myette gets 400 names is an easy one and the top scores tend Chip and Dale for a walk. The cherrywood yoke was made by South Windsor David's father. David will be showing the oxen at the Tolland County sonal gains,' said Myette. To try again 4-H Fair on Rt. 30 in Vernon, this weekend. Fair activities start Councilman Robert Myette has obtained Myette supporters say the second- Town softball tourney Friday night and continue through Sunday afternoon. (Herald photo the necessary signatures to force a district chairman has “worked hard for featuring the Courageous showing best Rain again washed out primary in hopes of winning back his slot by Richmond) the people of South Windsor, but has w lather B low er last night’s Twilight on the Democratic ticket for South Wind- alienated many of his Democratic con­ League playoff lilt gets untler way tonight sor s November election. stituents with the maverick role he has Myette was endorsed by his party for re- between Moriarty’s and taken since he bucked Mayor Sandra Town Slow Pitch Softball "B" 7 and 8:15. A deciding contest is election when the Democrats caucused to in America’s Cup trials Bristol. The game has’ SWHS chief quits Bender in her choice of Edward Havens Division Tournament play begins slated Monday night at Nebo at 7 select candidates. for deputy mayor following her election in been rescheduled for tonight at Fitzgerald Field and o'clock if necessary. Although Myette could not be reached 1975. ■South Windsor teacher He was appointed principal in tonigh beginning at 5:30 Robertson Park, 1973 for confirmation, sources say 400 names Myette, the second highest vote-getter NEW PORT, R.I. damage to Courageous and The best of the three competition. at St. Thomas Seminary The schedule; William Spohn will resign as principal of .Spohn will begin his new duties in New of registered Democrats will be delivered in the election, fought for and won the depu­ (UPI) - Wind- Independence. American boats will face a France I s wooden hull Thrifty's I’urkuge vs. to Democratic Registrar Claie Gritzer in Bloomfield. The South Windsor. High School to accept a Hampshire at a time to be agreed upon by ty mayor title. whipped rain failed to "They called it off just at foreign challenger begin- was gouged in the crash, Clierrone's Purkugf, 6—E'ilzgcruld position as assistant school superinten­ both school systems. today by Myette s campaign co-manager, Opponents say Myette is verbal but un­ the right time,” Turner , ning Sept. 13 to determine but she was repaired and winner advances to the dampen the bravado of finals. Hoi) & Murir's vs. Oil llcul, dent in Salem, N H The South Windsor Board of Education Edward Reardon. Two hundred names are usually non-committal. said. "On the next leg, we whether yachting’s lop ready for a joyride with 7 :1,5—E'iizgrruld South Windsor School Supt Robert is expected to accept Spohn's resignation needed to force the primary. He charges the faction within the party Atlanta Braves owner would have been hit by a prize will remain in the siste r ship F rance If CUT Blue vs. Telephone .Sorie- Goldman announced the resignation when it meets Aug 23 at 7:30 p m. at At a press conference announcing his in­ caused his defeat, but when pressed, Ted Turner, whose 12- 71-knot squall. Thai’s 85 United Slates, where it has Wednesday morning IV, 6—Rohertson today I'nion School tention to primary, Myette said his defeat refuses to say who it is, says one meter yacht miles an hour. It hit been for 126 years. Although standings alone Looking Gluss II vs. Ilghlund decide the outcome of Spohn began with the South Windsor Spohn and his wife. Kathy, and their at the caucus was due to the efforts of a Democrat. He fought like crazy for that Courageous won its without a lot of warning The nip-and-luck series Park .Market, Til.T—Koherlson school system in 1968 as a social studies children live in Manchester "highly organized minority faction” referendum on a change of government and I don't know whether between Sweden’s Sverige foreign trials, the B rie fs within the Democratic party, and not by for the town, but would never even com­ third straight race in we could have gotten the and Gretel II was lied 2-2 American defender picked The Feline League playoff tilt the party itself. mit himself to take a stand on the Issue, final trials, to pick a sails down in time,” Tuesday. The first to win by the New York Yacht I ’r o Itiihki'lhall scheduled last night was rained out. "I am not at war with the Democratic the opponents say. defender for the Courageous, which won four races will earn the Club by Sept. 8 will not Washington — Signed all-st; The game between Moriarty's and Area police report party but rather with the small group Th deadline for the primary petition is the 1974 Cup and dominated right to challenge necessarily be the one that forward Bob Dandridge. America’s Cup. Crispino's will be played tonight at which uses the party for political and per­ Friday. preliminary trials this Australia, a rival Aussie wins the most races. "We just, put on our ll The driver, Charles Allen of Wyoming, the report of the theft of 24 speakers from anticipating approximately 20 men's burgers and corn-on-the-cob. San Diego, Calif., oOODp^r 5 •* N 3 course from six to three was pinned in the cab He and a the poles at the East Hartford Drive-In on legs, a decision that may sailmaker who skippers passenger, Terry Simmons, were taken to Chapel Rd. The speakers are valued at have averted serious Enterprise. Rockville General Hospital for treatment about $10 apiece, police said. A Good Deal! OF MANCHESTER Hebron man heads Lions CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA oirvvvs TOLLAND TURNPIKE Wilbur M. Dennis of Old Colchester Rd., Amston sec­ DRfSSfS UNO SPORTSWUR • POIYESTER R tion of Hebron, has been sworn in as district governor of Free agents try II District 23-C, Connecticut Lions International. District 23-C includes 46 Lions Clubs and two Lioness Clubs in Eastern Connecticut. to make rosters iff Among the cabinet appointments made by Dennis was t i l l that of Everett J. Clark of the Hebron Lions Club as 3 DAY SPECIAL • INSULATES secretary-treasurer. B78-13 $1 80 Dennis is a charter member of the Hebron club, served .MAINTENANCE FREE NEW YORK (UPI) — This is pre-season time and 1 4 0 E78-14 $2 26 Emi ■ avs ; A78 I3 tlK kalll pint It 73 f.C.T pti ll'P Pnll old llltl F78-14 $237 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD as its second president and has served as superintendent POLYESTER every team Is filled wilh little-known free agents like run­ 3 60-13 bllchwpll pint 31.70 7.(.7 pir lift ind old lirpt f G78J-14 $2^3' of the Hebron Harvest Fair. He was instrumental in the ning backs Arnold Motgado and Clarence Harmon. These .EASY TO CLEAN ' F78-15 $2 40 club s purchase of the 84-acre fairgrounds. two, however, are quickly making themselves noticed. En|oy Vour Summoftint* Weak-Endtl .. . • * th * - Vernon. Leisa Dabbs. Tunnel Vernon; Nathan Hoffman, last minute fl«B-fllcker play. F78 14 21.00 30.00 2 37 Rd., Vernon; Wanda Flano, Ellington. William Loos, muitkolored l-(800)-842-8433 G78 14 20.00 11.00 2 63 Wednesday. 7 24 p m — In the only efber game Thursday night, Oakland travels H78 14 31.00 33.00 Webster Lane, Bolton. Orchard St., Rockville; Mar­ combinations, 2 73 Tractor fire. Ill 74. Tolland to Seattle. Mnnesota Is at Baltimore and St. Louis at G78 15 30.00 33.00 2 59 Theodore Johnson, cia Miller. Grand Ave., H78 16 32.00 34.00 2 79 s - m ARWEN INDUSTRIES 1 Cleveland Frtlay night and, on Saturday night. Pittsburgh (ML Wednesday. 10 25 p m - .Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rockville; Scott Ovens, 30 Jotilon Lont, WtthtnfMU, Conn 06109 - | FREE L78 15 34.00 ie.00 309 Gas washdown. 186. Vernon Mae Lee, Franklin Park, Meadowlark Rd., Vernon; faces the hfew York Jets at East Rutherford, N.J., NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. CHANGE All pncea plus lax and old lire Rockville, Stevan Mack, Old Chicago is a; Houston, the New York Giants at San Diego, 295 Broad St. (opposite Sears Automotive) Today, 1 05 a rn — Car lire. Joan Sheridan, Grandview NAME I Town Rd , Rockville, Irene Ter., Vernon, Bert Ursin, Denver at Atlanta, Miami at Dallas, Buffalo at New SAFETY OPEN MON,TUES.WEO.FRI I5 10.SA1 61,THURS II LUBE & HLTER Prospect St . Rockville Marquis, Prospect St , Tolland. ADDRESS Orleans anl Green Bay at Tampa Bay. Bankers South Windsor Tire, Inc. Today. I 08 a m — False OPEN MON.-FRI. 10 A M - 9 P.M. I 643-1161 Rockville. Harriet Osborn. Births Wednesday; A son to loiY U)s Angles Is at ^ n Francisco and Cincinnati at $8.88 alarm, Kingsbury and Tolland Somers; Ellen Robinson, SAT. 10 - 6 ARCO MASTER CHARGE CASH UF TO S QUARTS 1281 JOHN FITCH BLVD. (Rta.5) Aves , Rockville Mr and Mrs. Harold Kadish, Detroit onSunday while New England visits Philadelphia CHECK 10 W 40 OIL Regan Rd.. Rockville. Berle Rd . South Windsor Monday light. ^ 289-9381 PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 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Richardsf" Standi Ings HUp W tn M 13 Help Wtnled 13 Yankees starting run at East pennant to e n te r NEW YORK (UPI) - National League American League DEALERS DETROIT (U P D -T h e New on the verge of removing it for League also-ran while Baltimore and decision from the Detroit Tigers, to frustrated," Martin snorted. (shortstop Bucky) Dent hitting Renee Richards' legal vic­ East East York Yankees, having the last one. Boston traded turns at the top. close within 3 1/2 games of the first- "They've won 16 of their last 17 (now eighth and ninth — and they're All- tory in New York State W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING graciously allowed some The talent-laden Yankees were Now, however, it looks like place Red Sox — a team which lost 18) and they haven't gone anywhere. Stars," he exclaimed. "Those are court Wednesday may pave Phila 72 45 .615 - Boston 70 45 .609 - WANTED conceded the East Division title back M anager Billy M artin's team is for only the second time in its last 18 ‘‘They must be wondering what two pretty good hitters right there." the way for the 42-year-old Pittsbgh 69 51 .575 4Vi Baltimore 68 49 .581 3 excitement to remain in the playing like the collection of All- when games were played on paper. outings. they have to do to build up a lead in Wednesday night’s game was transsexual to play in any Chicago 66 51 .564 6 New York 68 50 . 576 3W American League East title Stars everybody said it is. But when the time came to lake the this division," Martin said. ‘‘Our decided on the first 12 pitches. Ac­ professional tennis tourna­ St. Louis 66 54 .550 7W Detroit 54 63 . 462 17 chase for five months, may be They took their ninth win in their ‘‘Frustrated? They (Boston) starting pitchers have been doing a ment in the world. PHONE 643-2711 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD field, New York stumbled and should be the ones who are tually the first three. Montreal 54 65 . 454 19 Clevelnd 53 65 .449 18\ii fumbled like a National Football last 10 games Wednesday night, a 7-5 real good job for us. That's been the Mickey Rivers, Roy White and Richards won a year long New York 49 69 .415 23 W Milw 53 70 .431 21 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD big difference lately.” Thurman Munson socked the first battle to enter the U.S. West Toronto 40 76 . 345 30W Manager Ralph Houk of the Tigers three for a home run, triple and dou­ Open tournament when the ' West Good Job for extra Income. U.S. Tennis Association W L Pet. GB clings to the same belief he's had all ble, respectively, off hard-luck loser Los Ang 72 47 .605 W L Pet. GB INDEX Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 acceded to a ruling by N.Y. Please contact along , that the Yankees ought to win Fernando Arroyo, 6-13, who was Cincin 61 59 .508 1U4 Texas 67 50 . 573 - NOTICES it. mockingly cheered when his fourth State Supreme Court 1 Loit ind Pound SALES POSITION - Straight WRITERS - Writers agent Forsch hurls Cards Houston 57 64 . 471 16 Chicago 66 50 .569 Vi 2 P«r»on«li commissions, leads furnished needs short stories, artiaes, Justice Alfred Ascione and ‘Tve said New York should win all pitch was taken for a ball. San Fran 55 66 .455 18 Minn 68 52 . 567 Vi 3 Announcomonti to homeowners. Call 242-5402. novels. Reply to Box CC, c/o along," he reiterated. “I see no said Richards can compete 4 — Ent«rttinm«nt Manchester 'Herald for com­ Reggie Jackson struck out on a 3-2 San Diego 54 70 .435 20W Kan City 65 51 .560 IVi S Auctions George Doherty — plete information. reason to change my mind. They pitch but Chris Chambliss smacked a in the $462,000 tournament. Atlanta 42 76 . 356 29>^ Calif 58 58 .500 8Vi PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The In poraon back into picture have too many moves they can make. The USTA placed her in the FINANCIAL Air Force recently announced 1-1 delivery for a triple which Seattle 50 72 .410 19 Vi 8 Bonds-StocK$-Mortgag«$ — new openings for individuals DELIVERY AND Stock "They can go right-handed or left- knocked Arroyo out of the game. main draw for the women's Oakland 44 73 .376 23 9 Personal Loans Clerk. Full time, steady singles — bypassing the 10 - Insurance with prior military service. If handed,” Houk said. “They've got a Randolph lined a single to center off Wednesday's Results Wednesday's Results you nave been out for less employment for neat NEW YORK (UPI) — Catcher Ted Simmons knew before qualification matches — EMPLOYMENT appearing person. Must have terrific bench. And a bench is so im­ John Hiller to cap the four-run first. San Fran at Los Ang, ppd. K ans^ City 5, Cleve 3 13 Help Wanted than 5 years and are looking for the tournament, which 14 — excellent driving record, good anyone else Wednesday night that Bob Forsch would pitch the St, portant at this time of year. Ed Figueroa took a 7-2 lead into the Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 2 New Tork 7, Detroit 5 Business Opportunities for "A Great Way of L ife ', begins Aug. 31. 15 - Situation Wanted contact the Air Force im­ references. Hourly rate above Louis Cardinals back into the National League East picture. “Gee. they've got guys like (se­ ninth but needed Sparky Lyle’s 17th Atlanta 9, Houston 6 Milwaukee 5, Boston 3 minimum to start. Advance­ Herald Richards, an EDUCATION mediately. Call 646-7440. "He had a good tastballfastball as he cond baseman Willie) Randolph and save to raise his record to 12-8 Montreal 13, Philadelphia Seattle 3, Minnesota 2 18 Private insiruciions ment based on ability. Apply ophthamologist who un­ 19 — always does," said Simmons, after 0 Texas 6, Toronto 5 SchooiS'Ciasses ASSEMBLERS and Coil Manchester Tobacco and Can­ Francisco at Los Angeles was rained 20 -- Instructions Wanted Forsch subdued the New York Mets. derwent a sex-change San Diego 7, Cincinnati 4 Winders, must have finger dy Co., 299 Green Road. Only out. operation in August, 1975, Today’s Carnes REAL ESTATE dexterity and be capable of after 4 p.m. 2-0, on a two-hitter. "His curveball St. Louis 2, New York 0 Boston (Jenkins 9-7) at 23 Humes for Sale F\|io» I,'{, PliillifH 0 — fine work. Will train. Hours ^TiifsTuoniriST^^ was exceptional. He started throwing attempted to enter the 1976 24 Lois-Lsnd lor Sale CLUB NEEDS bartenders, Gary Carter drove in three runs U.S. Open but was denied Milwaukee (Caldwell 3-5) 25 — Investment Property 7:30 to 4 p.m. Apply Able Coil curves for strikes in the first inning Seattle (Galasso 0-2) at 26 — Business Property and Electronics, Howard cocktail waitresses, light and Immediate position is available for an agressive and 1 knew he was going to have a with two homers, Stan Bahnsen, 7-5, Sundberg blasts because she refused to take 27 — Resort Property Road, Bolton. sound system operator. App­ person with 3 lo 4 years experience in time study knocked in two others and Tony Today’s Games Minnesota (Thormodsgard9- 26 - Real Estate Wanted ly, The Alpha Omega Inn, good one." an Olympic-type sex and methods. You'll be working directly with in­ Perez hit his 11th homer as Montreal chromosome test. This Pittsburgh (Reuss 8-11) at 9) M1SC SERVICES SECRETARY - Manchester Route 44A, Bolton, between 3 Forsch allowed a first-inning single Chicago (Burris 11-11 or Kansas City (Leonard 12- 31 Services Offered agency seeking full time p.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. 10 dustrial engineers in evaluating job standards. We halted Philadelphia's 13-game win­ year, Richards decided to 32 — Painting-Papering a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and to Bruce Boisclair and a sixth-inning Roberts 0-0) — secretary for auto insurance offer an excellent employee benefits program in­ ning streak. Steve Carlton, 17-7, took Texas into lead test the legality of that 10) at Cleveland (Garland 33 Bu'lding-Contracting Sunday. single by Lenny Randle. San Francisco (Barr 11-9) 10-13), N 34 — Rooting-Siding department. Duties include: cluding Blue Cross and CMS coverage, fully paid by the loss. decision in court and 35 — Heating.Plumbing processing, typing and ■'1 want the next one very badly, " at Los Angeles (Sutton 10-7) New York (Hunter 7-7) at 36 Flooring the company. (iubs 4, I’iralen 2 received a favorable judg­ 37 — telephone contact. Beginning said Forsch. "Lve had 15 wins before NEW YORK (UPI) — Jim Sundberg blasted a two-out single in Philadelphia (Lonborg 7- Detroit (Crawford 4-4), N Moving-Trucking. Storage IMMEDIATE Openings for Apply Monday through Friday 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bobby Murcer hammered his 22nd ment, 38 - Services Wanted after September 15th. Salary counter girls. Part time the bottom of the 10th inning Wednesday night to give the Texas 3) at Montreal (Twitchell 2- commensurate with II you prelar, mall your raauma ol axparlanca and and 23rd home runs to help Rick "She is incredibly Toronto (Clancy 1-3) at MISC FOR SALE nights or weekends. Must be experience. Send resume to salary requirements to: Reuschel, 16-5, to his first win since Rangers a 6-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. thrilled and gratified that 8), N Texas (Ellis 6-9), N 40 Household Goods over 18. Am)ly in person after 41 _ Articles for Sale Box DD c/o Manchester 5 p.m Dairy Queen, 242 Riilind SL Pater, Pertomwl Manager National League July 28. Jim Rooker fell to 7-10. Trailing, 5-2, entering the eighth, this has worked out as well 42 — Buifdmg Supplies Herald. 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs Broad Street. Urines 9, Aslriis 6 the Rangers caught a glimpse of the "Confidence has made all the as it has, ” said Michael 44 — livestock AMF Cuno Division Back-to-back homers by Jeff scoreboard: Seattle 3, Minnesota 2. difference," said Sundberg, who has 45 - Boats & Accessories SALES CLERK and delivery but never 16. Twenty? 1 have eight or Rosen. Richards’ attorney. — OUR BAKERY Needs part 47 Main Street "It woke us up, " said Texas driven in 27 runs in the last 27 games, 46 Sporting Goods in modern pharmacy. Full and time employees, on a short nine more starts 1 hope that's Burroughs and Willie Montanez "I’m not surprised, but Indoor work 47 — Garden Products part time. Adjustable hours. Talcottville, Ct. 06066 - notice basis. Applicants capped a season-high eight-run out­ Manager Billy Hunter. "We were aw­ while raising his average to .295. really pleased. ” 48 Antiques Pleasant working conditions. enough." 49 - Wanted to Buy should be available to work burst in the Atlanta sixth. Trailing, 6- fully flat, tir ^ from making the long "Early in my career I got a reputa­ Rosen said the decision Apply in person, Parkade Forsch and Jerry Koosman dueled SMITHFIELD, R.I. tories. while the Eagles RENTALS any hours during the day or 1, Atlanta chased starter Tom Dixon, trip home (from Milwaukee). We got tion for not hitting but I always felt I enables Richards to play Liggett Drug. through five innings but St. Louis are looking to better their 52 Rooms for Rent night. Approximately 1 or 2 BABYSITTER / routed reliever Ken Forsch and away with some things that we might could. " for the Cleveland Nets of (UPIl — The New England 53 — Apartments tor Rent days a week. Good hourly REAL ESTATE Career. Earn scored twice in the sixth. Keith Her­ Patriots took advantage of 1-1 mark. 54 — Homes for Rent SCHOOL BUS Drivers - to $15,000-f annually. Must have HOUSEKEEPER, handed Joe Sambito, 5-4, the loss. not have gotten away with against a Royals 5, Indians 3 World Team Tennis, with 55 _ Business tor Rent rate. For appointment, call nandez walked, Ted Simmons singled Joining the team start in September for South license or In process. Pari Governess. Permanent. Two John Mayberry smacked a three- rainy weather by working 56 — Resort Properly tor Rent 289-1571, E xtension 227, and Cruz singled home Hernandez. Dan Collins, 2-9, earned the victory. good club. " whom she has a contract. 57 — Wanted to Rent Windsor. Apply rear of 90 timers considered. For a con­ bright loving boys, 6 and 4. out at the Bryant College Wednesday for the first between 8:30 and II a m. or 1 fidential interview. Ralph Padres 7, Reds 4 Tom Grieve led off the 10th with a run homer and Hal McRae singled in WTT Commissioner Butch 56 - MiSC for Rent Brookfield Street, South Wind­ to 3:30 p.m. An Equal Oppor­ Tuesday - Friday, 8:45-4:45. After Ken Reitz sacrificed and Jerry gym while preparing for time since Saturday's sor after August 15th. 289- Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. Own transportation. 646-0261. Mumphrey received an an intentional Bill Almon singled, doubled and hit single, but was erased at second base the eighth to drive in Amos Otis with Buchholz sent a telegram AUTOMOTIVE tunity Employer. their third exhibition game exhibition victory over the 61 Autos for Sale 5918. his first home run of the season to by Toby Harrah's fielder's choice. the winning run. Mayberry’s 18th to Cleveland confirming — BABYSITTER Needed for walk, Simmons scored when Tyson CouldnH find handle of the year against the Green Bay Packers were 62 Trucks for Sale HAIRDRESSER Wanted - WANTED - Very efficient drive in five runs. Rookie right­ Sundberg followed with a liner to homer was his first since Aug. 5. the okay. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sate two school aged children of forced Mumphrey at second. Experienced only. Lu Jon medical secretary. Philadelphia Eagles. wide receivers Marlin 64 - Moiorcycles-Bicycles Nurse working four evenings Bookkeeper with good hander Mario Soto, 2-3, took the loss. left, easily scoring Harrah and Mariners 3, Twins 2 "And Wimbledon, the 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Salon of Beauty, 61 East In other NL games, Montreal The Pats, 2-0, are aiming Briscoe and Stanley weekly. (Every other knowledge of medical ter­ Bob Shirley raised his record to 7-15 Mtnther New York Met third baseman Len Randle, who elevating the Rangers into first place Dan Meyer singled in two runs in Italian and French Opens Homes Full time Cashier Center Street, 643-1939. drubbed Pbiladelpbia, 13-0, Chicago for an unprecedented three Morgan. 66 Automotive Service weekend) 1:30 p.m. until 1:00 minology, transcription and Rollie Fingers notched his 27th cra.shes into the wall, nor a fan could catch this foul pop off the in the American League West, a half the seventh to back the six-hit should also be open (or her to assume store respon­ topped Pittsburgh. 4-2, Atlanta straight preseason vic­ 67 Aulos for Rent-lease a m. Rachel Road area 643- typing and insurance forms save. George Foster hit his 39th bal. of St. Louis Cardinal Ken Reitz. (UPI Photo) game ahead of Chicago and pitching of Paul Mitchell and to play, too," Rosen said. sibility. Alternating day LPN, 11 to 7. Part or full time. 9284 before 1 p.m. need^ for four day week. ripped Houston, 9-6, San Diego Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut stopped Cincinnati, 7-4. and San homer, a three-run shot. Minnesota. Enrique Romo. and night work schedule. Previous experience needed. Duties will include helping Street. Manchester. Apply ye«e**««ee«e*eeee*< i Apply with resume to Box FF, Monday through Friday. II to c/o Manchester Herald. □ NOTICES manager write orders, put 3. Plainfield results away slock, keep store neat and clean. Some MAID WORK - Part time. HELP WANTED. 18 or older Call 644-1504, ask for the lo s t and Found 1 experience preferred but for Saturday and Sunday CARRIERS Thursday ni^ht manager. good attitude important nights. Will train. Apply at TUCK: FUT fa r. 40:17 REWARD. $25. for the return factor Full of Baloney. 415 Main Good pitching stops Red Sox NUDDb aWT 1 NMi m m 1A2 pm (2S4i Taatk T«Aa Caera (4) of yellow bike stolen from 7- Street. NEEDED r n t THAN CMne (C) Paficta 211 pm (M.40 2 laaa'i taefb 100 1(0 120 Trifedc 2-14 (14U0 7 S.OO 3.(0 11, on Main Street, Monday for IM ilM n m 4il 2.M pm Builnaat Opportunity 14 MILWAUKEE 4 UL Tk tv 7J6 2.M Sdik S-K (I) 3 K f OvrM S.20 August 15th. Must be in Applf sforo managar, EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper 1 bftui 3.00 2 Nh Om 140 4.00 100 Ttm. 30:(0 Manchester and “They're all tough, " he of the hitters and that more impressive because some good hitters. You m m 217 pm (is.u original condition. Call 646- - Part time for one girl office. (UPI) - The l i c € Tmr. 3 H I S muk 440 IM 4623. Apply England Hardware, SMALL ENGINE Service said grumpily after the helps, " he said. Sorensen it was against the stinging don’t have any breathing m ut 4U paM 424.00 7 OifUOvt 440 Nrfacti: 217 pm (1140 BROOKS DISCOUNT East Hartford areas Trifactc 2-7-3 paM (221(0 Bolton Notch. Monday Corporation expanding dealer Milwaukee Brewers game. "There ain't no such said his slider and fast b all Boston bats. room. You have to pitch Trtficti: M-1 S14L50 f a r 31.-01 to deliver the network. No experience Umt S-ll (I) m m 215 pm (2240 Dtraath: S-K |q IMPOUNDED - Irish Setter 277 Woat MIddIa through Friday, 10 to 2. got one of their rare thing as an easy team. were both working w ell nine tough innings. " 4 lit lv aO 30.40 14.M 120 hrttm 215 pm (31.40 5 Tim Spec, ka 27.(0 11.(0 4.(0 Male, Morris Road area. Tan Turnpiko Manchester Evening necessary. Complete training They're all tough." "As far as a solid lineup. 7 ft. Hh Om i 120 240 Trifactc 2-5-7 pm (300.30 1 M l N il 17.00 3.40 program. $500. Investment good outings from a and helped him keep I he 7 lett) leap 3.40 female mixed breed. Eldridge Manchottor MATURE Babysitter needed Herald The two teams meet 1 iJ .'i Oa 4.40 Smntfc 5-l( (I) Street. Irish Setter, male, St. required to start your own He was asked if his team batters off-balance. I'd have to say Boston is fa t: 31:47 IfriRta’iStv 11.40 5.40 540 Ttm. 31.40 649-9196 for two small boys, weekends. Call starting pitcher for a today with Ferguson m m 115 paM (14(.00 business. Ideal for retired or might have let down Grammas was full of the best aroOnd, ” Gram­ M i c 417 pm U440 4 Hvtt Nppt 340 1(0 John Street area. Contact 12 to 7 Saturday, Sunday 2 to 6. TriftctK 4-71 tm U 32.ll 2 Imani 4.40 Parfactc 511 pm (200.40 Manchester Dog Warden, 646- Call 649-7804. 647-9946 pari time. Details on request. 5-3 victory Wednesday Jenkins, 9-7, going against Trifactc 5-1-7 pm (4124.00 against a weak team like praise for Sorensen and he mas said. “They’ve got an Di0)i umr. (14 pm (141.00 fa t: 31:41 4555. Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field Mike Caldwell, 3-5. Teeittk Caatrtvtiw Cwra (T) night over the red-hot Milwaukee. Zimmer said the victory was all tfie awful lot of power and Tftt S-ll (I) m m 114 pm (is.40 WANTED - Part time maid Training Division Box 619,, ' S s i s s 2 la a , ftp 2140 11(0 7.(0 Nrftcte: 114 paM (3110 ( Hum't Mania 6.(0 140 3.20 Wading River, New York. Boston Red Sox, a glared back and said “no. TrHactx 1-4-2 pm (17170 2 JaMa'i m s 6 (0 5.10 ACCEPTING Applications - for motel work. Experience 1 [T i Rk A Ub 7.40 340 □ EMPLOYMENT for various positions. Apply in Heralb 11792. team that had lost only "When you're in a pen­ 7 trnmk 240 QcMi: 5-K (I) 3 Gifitia Ijn 5.00 not necessary. Apply in Mr- Tiar 3241 5 fiatradu 7.40 3.10 UO Far. 45:10 person only Twin Cinemas, son at 393 Main Street, East nant race you're always m m 2 u pm u s io 3 Raal S.40 240 m m 2M pm (K4o Burr Corner Plaza. BEAUTY PARLOR-Bolton once in its previous 17 Superfactc (-2-3-1 pm (1001.00 Hartford. up. We got beat tonight. We Firttctt; 2U pm (132.40 7 TjT i Fdaniha 140 Halp Wantad f J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a* J location. Fully equipped and outings. TrifKta: 24-7 pm (227( 70 Ttm 31:11 (motaet: 15(4 I can’t make any excuses," m m 315 pm (iioo H aJr (200,720 EXPERIENCED Sheet metal NOW Accepting Applications ready for operation. Asking Baseball owners give 4-PLY POLYESTER F itfft (-10 (I) STEADY WORK - Reliable, LUBRICATION Man - 40 Manager Alex Grammas 5 R | Jn ■$ 4100 17.40 11(0 Nrfacti: 513 pm (2040 workers for installation of for full time employment $14,900. Lessengers Sell 64^ he snapped. hard worker, who wants hours per week. Good starting CORD T IR ES 7 Ckara, hf 11(0 10.(0 Trffactc S-3-7 pm (140.11 residential heating and air Call 528-6702 or 528-28-3869 8713 423-9291. was more excited about the Sorensen has faced the S M la fc ir 100 steady employment, good in­ rate, and fringe benefits Call ftitk S-K (C) conditioning. Apply in person between 9 and I fine pitching by rookie Boston bats four times (1 f a r 3241 S Fra Trarai 20.00 740 4.(0 come. Call 528-6702 between 9- 340 Tolland Street, East Hart­ 688-2233. NURSES AIDES-11 p.m. to 7 G M c .S Il pM (141.(0 1 Sebutia UO 740 2 only. Lary Sorensen, now 4-6, before this season and Kuhn added powers Hhctic SI7 pm (1(7.20 4 Lat CaH 1(0 H»lp Wanted 13 ford. a m., 12 midnight to 8 a m. TrffNtc S-7-3 pm (1731.10 TIk 3141 MAN TO HELP With outside NOTICE: Now hiring. Steady Experienceperience preferredprelei Will than the prestige of beating hasn't done too well but he „ $ l chores, meals free. Also lady Fifft Ti Mm Cara (I) m m 115 pm (ik.oo NOW accepting applications PART TIME - Evenings in work. Starting to take traiin. Call 64^-0129 the leaders in the AL East Farft^ 511 paM (4K.40 said he liked pitching and won back that draft 2 U .'i rmaq 11.20 S40 240 lor full time employment. laundry. Laurel Manor, 91 to live in, free room and applications for full time Division. KANSAS CITY, M'O. agents, shifting that 1 U M a y a # i 100 1(0 TrHacta: 5-1-4 pm (114120 board. 649-5459. against the Red ^ x , even pick. (Cirtiffti 120 Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Chestnut Street. Apply in per­ employment. A number of Job Situation Wantad 15 “It's amazing how much (UPI) — Baseball responsibility solely to the only. opening to be filled. Call 872- though they have what is "This corrects that PLiWTHaP son, Monday through Friday, better you look when you Commissioner Bo w ie players; and voted to have 11:30 to 3. DELIVERY MAN Wanted to 4515 between 10 and 3 p m CHILD CARE In licensed perhaps the most-feared situation. " said Kuhn. W« a r * a N atio n a lly deliver and install televisions get that kind of pitching, " Kuhn, a loser iin teams pay off all cash A78-13 BlackwaM WANTED; Dental chairside home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, lineup in the American The owners were here known Truck Tiro Racap- Assistant for children's prac­ THE DAY S NOT loo short to and appliances. Apply In per­ FULL TIME Painter - laundry outings and overtime he said. "The kid looked expenditures in the Plus SI .72 F.E T Jai Alai results son turnpike TV and League. federal court this year for their annual summer purchase of players no and old tire ping Company, and wa tice. Full time. Will train. work and be a good parent. Minimum Three years services. Manchester. Deb­ pretty good tonight. He "1 get a little more psy­ hava tavaral opaningt Desired qualifications, Succeed at both as an Avon Appliance. 273 West Middle working experience. Call 649- bie, 643-1790 over his right to meeting, whose agenda later than 12 months after Turnpike, Manchester. pitched a hell of a ball W h i t e w a l l W etlnrsduy Nijtht organized, assertive, able to 7728. MAK Painting. ched up for a team like that usually calls for a two-day avallabla In our local, Representative. Excellent deprive a team ot. a the sale. a d d $ 2 . F»T IftwiiaT IIN 7.N IN interact with people. game. I don't know how he 14va|t 4.N IN modarn Branch Plant. Wa earnings. Call now: 523-9401. than for a team like Toron­ session but was cleaned up M a t M i I 2241 27.N 4JI <1 draft choice I'or The National League "A" size 5-rib design. 4-Zftab I N provida opportunity and Secretarial and bookkeeping FULL PART Time Guard □ EDUCATION could have done any better to, " he said. "They have a 1- la a r a O a M 441 441 positions available Must be 18 in just one day. once again voted down by a IteaUi fttrai 1.11 m m 14 (37.N skills, desire for personal NURSES AIDES - 7 to 3. Full RH’s - LPH’s than that. " tampering, now Ihias Parlfcta 1-1 ( ir . 7 l ■taady amploymant to super hitting team." In tbe joint session of the Dependable performance m m 1-4 (S4.4I growth. Send resume to P 0. and part time. Apply in Per­ years or older, U.S. Citizen. Sorensen held the Red 10-2 margin the use of the Nriicti 1-1 (in J I TrifacU 1-14 (4(541 ambitioua and dapan- Box 1 Glastonbury, Ct. Clean police record He said he thought about that power. two leagues, the owners son, 9 a m. to 2 p.m., Monday NURSE AIDES Prlvata Inatrucllona 15 Sox to eight hits and just designated hitter during TrNicta 1-14 (4T7JI oam dabla paopla, who ar# not thru Friday. East Hartford Telephone and car. the game all day and Baseball owmitrs voted to change the second at amazing low cost SAVE sum 2 4 M S a M ttia 041 4.N IN afraid of hard work. Wa one homer — a solo shot by the regular season; passed l-ZafeMaEaara 441 IN MATURE PERSON - To work Convalescent Home, 745 Main COMPANIONS Manchester and Hartford REMEDIAL READING and wanted to do well for 2- M y M i l LM 441 I N pay llbaral wagaa. In ad­ area. Apply 61 Willlard Street, amended the Mgijjor interleague trading a resolution honoring the SU9 llack*a« f El Sua RlKk«aa f i l LMa SftaGa IN IN SOtra f a Ltca IN Wednesday through Friday Street, East Hartford. Conn. math; individualized work Carl Yastrzemski in the 8th himself and to help the m m 1213LN dition to many company night and all day Sunday. App­ Needed to provide nursing Hartford, 522-5145. deadline to run from to «52 34acaaCanki IN Parfwti M ( I f U l program, llst-8th grade) by memory of former Chicago B 78 13 823.00 SI 82 G 78 14 m inning — while teammates L eague Agreemrmt 829.00 S2 53 team which is mired deep m m 24 (21JI Trifacta M-S (3«LK banaflta: ly in person at Swiss Colony, NURSES AIDES - 3 to 11 p.m. services in private homes Master s degree teacher. 568- March 1-April 1 so as to Cubs' owner Philip K. C78 M 23.00 2 0 1 Per set o f 4 M w ta 24 (S7.N Don Money and Jam ie Wednesday to g ive H 78 14 31.00 2 73 Manenester Parkade Full time. Experienced only. and medical facilities DRIVERS FOR School Buses 8075. in the AL East Division. give teams more time to 0 7 8 14 24.00 TrNata 24-3 N31K -COMPANY PAD HOS­ Quirk both hit two-run Wrigley, who died this 2 09 G 78 15 30.00 2 59 l-Oragi Mar t lN 441 I N Good starting salary, liberal Consideration given to wanted. We will train you "1 read what Alex said Kuhn two additional 24iraNCi Garraa 121 IN PITALIZATION & MAJOR evaluate talent in spring summer; and established a E78 14 26.00 2 23 H 78 15 32.00 2 79 IftM U a a t K .N 7.N 4.N EXPERIENCED CLERK, fringe benefits. Apply In per­ preference of days and Part time. Housewives and shots to lake the pressure Radial Deluxe Champion* 1- M a IrratM 3.N END SUMMER on a happy last night (about the team measures to pena.lize training. The previous F78 14 26.00 2 37 L78 15 34.00 3 09 1-lnf fiao M■ 040 4.N MEDICAL PROGRAM flexible hours. Apply in per­ son, East Hartford Convales­ hours — 4 to 40 hours retirees preferred note - Swimming Lessons. off the rookie. “Lou Brock Award” that 44afMt0nM 441 m m 1-2 (N .N needing good pitching to mm M a ta 1-2 (155.11 son, Pine Pharmacy, 664 cent Home, 745 Main Street, Manchester area, 643-2373 offenders in period ran Feb. 15-March will go annually to the All prices plus tax and old tire m m 1-3 (3541 FOR EMPLOYEES t available weekly Live-in Experienced Red Cross WSI. Yastrzemski's homer WHITEWALLS Niteta 3-1 (1N.7I Trifacta 1-24 (5W.N Center Street, Manchester. East Hartford. Vernon area, 872-2826. All ages. 649-4403. win) and I thought about 15. W hitew all add S2 to $3 depending on size. companions also needed was his 21st of the year and tampering incidents. league's leading base Trifacta 3-14 (45441 TOn DEPENDENTS that today. Maybe I tried a In addition, the owners 2- Oanfa 14.21 7JI 5JI 100% COMMISSION. We have Malpractice coverage, his 359th career homer to Kuhn now has (the stealer, beginning this as low a t 1- Marta -COMPANY PAD UFE RECREATIONAL Depart­ little harder. " he said. s m m 14.N O il K.N I N LN room for 2 or 3 Real Estate bonding, and working- Schooli-Clanaa 19 Schoola-Claaaaa 19 tie him for 27th on the all- defeated an amendment to season. 4-Jna 4JI MSURANGE ment Assistant Program Grammas, who made his authority to take a'tvay 2-U atl I N 441 1-2 u i N Salespeople. License i Director, Full time, mature men's compensation pro­ reduce obligations to The American League DOUBLE BELTED 34aa LN m m time home run list with Mata M (IN.N -COMPANY PAB PEN­ experience helpful. Must be Mrson. Must be High School vided. remarks Tuesday night draft rights and to im­ minor league teams, in m m 2 5 (3541 Trifata 2-14 (5M.N Johnny Mize. turned down a proposal to M a ta (-211141 SION PROGRAM willing to work full time. Graduate, and have own after Texas blasted the pose fines of upi to particular at the Class AA WHITEWALLS Trifacta ( N IN ofVDm MD I ASSISTANCE Money hit his homer in make mandatory the M M a Oarraa 1441 We re offering to pay 100% transportation. Ability to Brewers 11-3, said he knew F in K .N 741 -COMPANY PAD T h e ?250,000. level; enlarged the appearance of names of Long mileage 1977 new-car tires 3- Qracrilftati 7.N 4JI commissions or you may work with elderly and con­ ol NorlhOMtorn the first inning off of i laara Eaant KJI IN 7.N 2- lasa ZaM UNFORMS Sorensen was going to have Executive Council from 2-M a N ana I N 5.N IN choose to work under the con­ valescent patients. Apply in Connocticut, Inc. starter and loser Rick Kuhn suspended At'lanta players on the backs of m m i-i (4121 a good game when he got EACH S 4 a a la M A 741 -COMPANY PAD HOLI­ ventional 50/50 split. For an person. Eiast Hartford Con­ 367 Em I Contor 81. University of Braves' owner Ted Tui.-ner seven to 11 members and jerseys and voted to return m m 24 (31N M a ta (-3 (12111 Wise, now 9-5, for a 2-0 lead "the first three batters he as low as... Trifata 5-3-2 (371M DAYS appointment for an interview valescent Home, 745 Main Manchoator, Ct. and the Brewers never and took away his ten m's voted to have them meet to the league the power of Size BR78-13. M a ta 1-2 (11171 call Stillman Keith of Keith Street, East Hartford, Conn. faced. They included a Plus $2.00 F E.T Trifata 1-2-5 (N l.N Twim -C O M PAN Y PAD VACA- 643-951$ Connecticut trailed as they managed to first-round draft pick ii.-i the on a bimonthly basis; determining if games stxn 24wa|i Mar H.N 4.N 4.N Real Estate at 649-1922.. strikeout against Jim Rice and old tire. MMa urn i n 541 THNIS June free agent draft: for turned down the use of per­ should be played in the MftmJaaMr 21.N KJI I.N 4- Zftala Carma upset the front-running UarTfa R m I N I N LN CERTIFIED DENTAL Assis­ who is leading the AL in fo rm an ce bonuses in Regular $40 each • 24 5N 4I If you want to grow with NON-CRFDIT EXTENSION Red Sox. tam p e rin g w ith G'^ary final series between two 4-ZMiiaLaaa 121 tant - Full time, 5 day week. home runs with 30. And m m M IM 4 I 1 24 sm(1 N s 4 I ut, coma In lor an Intar- Matthews before the out­ player contracts; voted to teams should a game or Trifata 244 (S N 4I Reply Box C, Manchester uitsM But Don Zimmer, the that’s the way it felt for the SALE PRICE8I Mata M (KIN vlaw on MONDAY, 10 eliminate the use of games be threatened by a Trifata t-$4 (11N.7I immMt 5N7 Herald. Boston manager, says no rookie hurler, too. fielder became a (free NMU: (3NJM A.M., TO 3 P.M. REAL ESTATE one should be surprised by agent last year. But Ti i rner clauses in player contracts rainout. W tiiiw a ll ...I’S - LPN’s "I felt pretty good all to have the team pay Naialaf pica Sale ptks f.l.T, EXPERIENCED Hair­ 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift any loss any team ever night. 1 was getting ahead took Kuhn to federal court A78-13 Sua itK h) (•■ckl iMCkI SUPER TIRE dresser. South Windsor area. 11 p.m. to 7 a m. Shift PRMCIPIES & PRACTICES Plus SI .73 F.E.T. has. E R 7 8 14 $ 4 8 0 0 $ 4 1 . 0 0 S2 41 Jai Alai entries Full or part time. Call 644-2435 Part time or full time. and old lire. F R 7 8 14 5 0 .0 0 4 3 . 0 0 2 54 ENGINEERiNGCO. between 9 and 5 Tuesday This course meets the minimum educational 368 Progrtaa Drive Pleasant working conditions, SI -V I ..‘.HTaV.Ti: « i Sizes G R 7 8 14 5 5 0 0 4 7 . 0 0 2 6 9 through Saturday. requirements for the Salespersons license as set H R 7 8 14 6 0 .0 0 5 0 . 0 0 2 8 8 Manchaator Sizes Sizes H78-14.15: ^nefyts. Begin August 30 to play G R 7 8 15 5 7 0 0 4 7 . 0 0 2 7 9 Induatrlal Park forth by the Connecticut Real Estate Commlaslon. CUP AND SAVE B78-14,C78-14. F78-14.16; J78-14.15: H R 7 8 15 6 1 .0 0 5 1 . 0 0 2 9 6 (Approved (or Veterans) E78-14 G78-14,15 L78-15 J R 7 8 15 6 5 .0 0 5 4 . 0 0 3 13 VERNOlfiHANOR K INCTAYT L R 7 8 15 6 8 0 0 5 5 . 0 0 3 2 8 INVITATION CENTER STREET GETTY INSTANTty W ATCH IV foo [ 5 0 | ISO „ All prices plus tas^nd old Iir. TO BID 8 71-0 3 8 5 IN MANCHESTER Ctntsr 8t. (at Church) Manchastar M IM I IHAIi I I BUY NOWandSAVEI NOTICE The Manchester Housing starting Wed., Sept. 14, 1977 • 6;(X)-9;00 p.m. Talaphona M R -S tll M AFCHtW Plus $1 88 to Plus $2.42 lo Plus $2.80 to Authority seeks bids for the I U l-M 124 122 The Town of Bolton 1$ The new inslani i^ame $2 26 F.E.T. $2.65 F.E.T. $3.12 F.E.T fm repair of concrete sidewalks Clip A Mall Today $10,000 seeking applicant for One (1) i FULL SERVICE SERVICE STATION from Connoclicuf Slafo Lollery ttm TNOvtus and old lire. and old lire. and old (ire. Monday-Frld$y 8*5:30 I . M I * I u I4w Im4 12 in Projects CONN-26-1 and rimWIiaWi M l tmarn Iwk* 12 I m a Um $1 i full-time poaltlon for general NOW OPEN FOR RUSINESS BlacRwalls $2 less. Saturday 5-12:30 llm l i M W i i M a 41 $ mm $2: CONN-26-2. Sealed bids will FOR THAT CHANGE OF PACE ilH i b a w n f L i InW flm 41 : maintenance of highways and be received until 3:00 p.m. 2,913,600 Cash Prizes i.M i b M i l w i a U I Um hnfei n public building! under the Como loin ut In the excitement of Downtown Hanford. Please enroll me In R.E. Principles & Practices In $1^ 0 0 0 smooo i m ■ M i l i M (E.D.T.), September 1,1977 at n« tmowmm m rMOwOMe I la* Um $1 : Challenging full time tales opponunitles are avallabla M a n c h e s te r ______In Rockville ______^‘SUMMER LUBRICATKNI SPECIAL’’ Use your All tires M T. Inw MM $1 : Comprehensive Manpower which time they will be I M I I M M $■! Um MbI) 4 Bnk IM $1 I Program, Title VI. Please Immediately In our Downtown store. Experience Enclosed Is my check or money order made out to •wiiMaMUfaaiiMo— S publicly opened and read 5 Oto. of our Rest 10 W 40 VEEDOL OIL credit card mounted tree 244 2 U |.|4 2 ].| MKMMMM contact the State Employ­ preferred. Excellent pay and benefits. Apply The University ol Connecticut for $75.00. Mall to COMPLETE LURRICATION UALITY OIL HEN••II* »0»w&■■■■» 144 414 144 U l 412 12 2 I $2 141 ! aloud, 1 1 1 6 right is reserved to ■m ment Office. 806 Main St., reject any and all bids. The Certificate Program, U-56RE, University ol FILTER and SAFETY DfECK I. aiM tanta $1 Manchester, Conn, for further Specifications and Bid Forms SAGE ALLEN & CO. INC. Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 06268. 1 2a* Ik * $2 1 details. Valu* $16.00 $ In * law 41 I may be secured at the WIN UP TO II oea- Bolton Board of 900 Main 8L, Hartford, CL O Our PrIcE 110.95 4 kM Ii* 41 : Authority Office, 24 Bluefield Name I B alk k n M $1 Selectmen Paraonnal Oapartmanl Intarvlaw Houra: With Coupon 4 faka Wa M ; Drive, Manchester, Conn. 222 Bolton Center Rd. Monday through Friday 10 lo 3 Address T. Han $1 ! 06040. An tquftl Opportunity Emptoyor (Street) L M a r Um 11, Bolton, Conn. 06040 (Zip Code) M h n w ilta Pascal Mastrangelo VQOPaCHCMO 6 4 6 - 3 3 5 6 ) 442 $42 $$2 $$4 $■$ kwa IM l-M m T T I4 $12 244 $42 4$r4$2 0286 4111 M $14 I U Chairman I PAGE SIX-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Aug. 18, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B (1) the name and address of the applicant. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a (2) that the applicant is at least 18 years of age. sexual and genital areas, as defined in Sec, 24-16(a). A separate *************••••#aaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaaataaa •••***••••#••*»•**••••••••• ***•******•••••••9 LEGAL NOTICE Nomai For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 23 LoH-Land for Sala 24 Household Goods 40 ArOelat lor Sala 41 (3) such other information as may be necessary in order for dressing room for each sex must be available on the premises Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT the Director of Health to make any determination required by with individual lockers for each employee. Doors to such National Weather Forecast NOTICE OF dressing rooms shall open inward and shall be self-closing. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg MANCHESTER - Just listed. BUILDINO LOT For Sale - USED TAPPAN GAS Range. MOVING, EVERYTHING for this ordinance. Farm, with three story barn. ManchMtsr Henry Street. Near schools. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE (c) All massage establishments shaii be provided with ciean Porter Street area. Im­ $35. Used electric wafer Sah^l Washer & dryer set (4) two portrait photographs of the applicant at least 2 inches Butler-type building. Power No brokers. Call 6464528. heater. 30 gallon tank. $200, sewing machine $75, 10 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and iaundered sheets and towels in sufficient quantity which shall maculate seven room Colonial by 2 inches and a complete set of the applicant's fingerprints plant, and other out huildings, Cape, three bedrooms, large RANCH Call 649-9404, 644-8659. speedNfaike $50, lawn mower 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by which shall be taken by the Chief of Police or his authorized be laundered after each use thereof and stored in an approved plus Three Lovely Homes. eat-in kitchen, dining room, Six rooms. Fireplaced $50, ar^Jamp $50, love seat the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, representative. sanitary manner, provided, however, that appropriate single Offers invited. B/W Realty, fenced in yard, completely living room, full basement, FULL SIZE White Canopy bed $200, couch »75, stereo $100 August 9, 1977 of Ordiance as follows: service disposal items may be utilized in lieu of sheets and 647-1419. remodeled. $40,900. LaPenta 90 X 165 treed lot. City Raal Batata Wantad 28 with mattress and spring. humidifier'$50, pictures $10 (c) Each applicant shall provide sufficient identification to towels, recllrter chair $75, high chair BE IT ORDAINED by the ^ a r d of Directors of the Town of establish that the applicant is in fact the person applying for the Agency Realtor, 646-2440. utilities, good area. $42,900. Reasonbly priced. Excellent an/«no«tAr Pnnnorf♦hat tna nrHinan/*flo Tftum /%f ______t* •' ® (d) Pads used on massage tables shall be covered in BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy ALL CASH For your property, condition. 568-4536. $15, bread box $3.00, vacuum Manchester, Connecticut that the ordinances of the Town of permit. intersection. Large seven within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ «5, crib $25, rqcklng horse Manchester, Connecticut are hereby amended by adding an or­ workmanlike manner with durable, washable plastic or other $48,900, MAJESTIC Views, (d) Each applicant shall present a certificate from a physi­ acceptable waterproof material, room home, large lot. $55,000. ^ ic and span four bedroom FJ. SniECKI, Inc. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes $15, car seat $5, dresser dinance defining, regulating and licensing of massage parlors cian licensed to practice in the State of Connecticut slating that Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Corporation, 646-0131. $50,kitchen table $10, bed WOO (e) Wet and dry heat rooms, shower compartments and toilet. Colonial. Formal dining, two Raaitora and providing for the violation thereof, which said sections read the applicant has been examined and found to be free of con­ bedroom set $75, mltjor $20 rooms shall be thoroughly cleaned each day the business is in car garage, great as follows: tagious or communicable disease and showing that the $30,900. SIX Room Cape. neighborhoocT. Lessenger SELLING your house? Call us lamp W, radio $8, carriage PART B, PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, BOTTLE CLUBS, operation and bathtubs shall be thoroughly cleaned after each Heatolator fireplace, enclosed Sells, 646-8713, 423-9291. $35,900. LARGE Three first and we'll make you a □ MISC. FOR SALE ^ .o a b yy lback pack $10, _ examination was conducted within 30 days prior to the submis­ use, bedroom Cape with Full MUCH ■ FIREARMS is amended as follows: sion of the application. porch, large lot. Good buy. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, MUCH M O R ^ (f) All equipment and materials utilized by practitioners of Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Dormer. Flreplac, IW baths, Realtoi, 643-1577. PART B (e) Each application shall be accompanied by a fee of $125.00 $29,900. MANCHESTER older Articlaa for Sala 41 massage shall be in safe and sanitary order and so maintained Colonial. Large yard, nice formal dining, garage, quick PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, BOTTLE CLUBS, FIREARMS, which shall not be refundable, to defray the cost of administra­ VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - occupancy. Lessenger Sells. IMMEDIATE Cash for your tion. and operated as to preclude any danger or hazard to patron or quiet location Lessenger Sells. 64^13, 423-9291. ALUMINUM sheets used as *******«*«*««88«t*g««**t«« MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS practitioner, Country living in this large 646-8713, 423-9291. property. Let us explain our printing plates, .007 thick, SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- Articlaa lor Sala 4i PART B, PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, BOTTLE CLUBS, (f) The Director of Health shall issue a massagist permit Colonial with a beautiful view. fair proposal. Call Mr. dltioner, 14,000 BTU Doga-BIrdi-Pala 43 (g) No massagist affected by any contagious or com- MANCHESTER - Convenient 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for FIREARMS, MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS is further upon finding: Family room, patio, first floor Offered by the Belflore, 647-1413. $1. Phone 643-2711, Excellent condition, $190. Call AGWAY RIDING Mower. nnunicable disease shall practice massage and each massagist laundry, four good sized location. Three bedroom 633-8113 after 6 p.m. f r e e TO GOOD Home • amended by adding Chapter 24, Regulation of Massage (1) (i) That the applicant has successfully completed a course shall, from time to time, as the Director of Health may Two years old. Excellent con­ Terrier mixed puppy with bedrooms. Buy now and pick Cape. Beautiful knotty pine MAY WE BUY your home? dition. 8 horsepower motor. Establishments as follows: of study at a school or institution of learning which has for its reasonably require, present a certificate as provided for in Sec­ kitchen. Your price tM,900. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 200 USED FORMICA TOP shots, loves children, (;all 228- your own paint and carpet Quick, fair, all cash and no Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Call after 5, 64^73. 3150. Chapter 24 REGULATION OF MASSAGE purpose the teaching of the theory, practice, method, profession tion 5(d), colors. Call Peterman Agen­ PHILBRICK For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Aug. 19.’ During L68senger Sells. 646-8713, 423- roblems. Call Warren E. School desks and chair. $7.00 a ESTABLISHMENTS or work of massage including anatomy, physiology, hygiene, 9291. Brownies, nurses. East (h) Massagists shall not diagnose or treat classified diseases cy, 649-9404, or 644-8659. Thursday night, thundershower activity will be indicated in lowland. Realtors, 643-1108. Catholic School. 64^1225. pair. Also, teacher desks. 649- 135 GALLON Fish Tank - Sec. 24-1 SHORT TITLE and professional ethics and which is recognized or approved by ENGLISH SPRINGER Pup­ nor practice spinal or other joint manipulation nor prescribe portions of the Gulf coastal area and parts of the Southeast, e Complete with everything! py, AKC registered, female, This ordinance shall be known and may be cited as The Town the Department of Education, Commission on Higher Educa­ VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - AGENCY TWO AND Vi Acres. Expan­ medicine or drugs. Mostly clear skies elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in­ Dark loam - 5 yards, $32.00 Can be set up for either salt or 12 weeks, shots Very friend­ of Manchester Massage Establishment Ordinance." tion, or Department of Health of the State of Connecticut or by How about this lovely Dutch dable Cape. Charming setting. STEREO PLAYER - 78 & (i) No massage establishment shall be operated and no GLASTONBURY - 17 clude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed fresh water. Must be seen to ly. To a good home only. 647- Sec. 24-2 POLICY the American Massage and Therapy Association: or Colonial? Four bedrooms, Good shape. $36,900. LPS. Buffet, Toro Power Han­ be appreciated. $450. Call 528- massage administered, in violation of or in such a manner as to acres with two houses - Atlanta 68 ( 83), Boston 59 (75), Chicago 55 (74), Cleveland 48 Lessenger Sells. 646-8713, 423- iHouaahold Goods 40 sand and stone. 643-9504. dle, chest of drawers. 9612 evenings, 647-1439 days It is hereby declared that the unregulated practice of (ii) That the applicant has successfully completed a course of large fireplaced family room. 2491. promote or encourage violation of any statute or ordinance, in­ Placed on the countryside on a one older and one (71), Dallas 74 (89), Denver 58 ( 85). Duluth 44 (70), Houston 9291. Clothing, size 12. Crystle massage can harm or endanger the health, safety and welfare study as described in subsection (1) (i) at a school or institution REFRIGERATORS EIGHT MONTHS, half cluding Part VI of Chapter 952, Chapter 350, or Section 53a-186 large lot. Nearing completion. modern. 8 room, 4 75 (89), Jacksonville73 ( 88), Kansas City 61 (81). Little Rock TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - stemware, miscellaneous. ANTIQUES - Old and modern of the public and that the business of operating massage es­ which requires a course of study not less than seventy hours, to of the General Statutes, or as they may be amended from time Washers, ranges, used, Good condition. Good for Call after 4 p.m., 875-2146. Siamese, Calico colored Call Peterman Agency, 649- bedroom, air conditioned 65 (84), Los Angeles 67 ( 77), Miami 78 ( 88), Minneapolis 51 Vornon $40,400 guaranteed and clean. New Items. Pool table, ping pong female. Free to good home tablishments is a business affecting the public health, safety be given in no more than three calendar months, before the stu­ to time. 9404 or 644-8659. ranch. (75), New Orleans 74 (88), New York 61 (76), Phoenix 82 plating, or welding. Call M9- table, air conditioner, and general welfare. shipment damaged. GE and 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m, 649-1085. dent shall be furnished with a diploma or certificate of gradua­ (j) Each permit to operate a massage establishment and each EAST CENTER STREET (98), San Francisco 56 (74). Seattle 58 (76). St. Louis 57 (78), Frigidaire, Low prices. B. D. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, humidifier. Very large Tag Sec. 24-3 DEFINITION IMMEDIATE processed gravel, stone, sand tion from such school or institution of learning following the permit of a massagist employed therein shall be conspicuously Ma n c h este r - immaculate Office Building — 1st floor Washington 63 ( 78). Pearl and Son, 649 Main ORIENTAL ARTIFACTS - Sale! August 17 ii 18, 37 Stone Llvaatock 44 For purpose of interpretation and enforcement, qnd unless successful completion of such course of study or learning; or six room Ranch. Three Street, 643-2171. Main Street, and fill. For delivery call Street, Manchester. displayed within the establishment. used by Dentist, waiting OCCUPANCY Chests, and brass. By appoint­ G ror^H . Grlffing, Andover, the context requires otherwise, words and terms useS in this or­ (iiii That the applicant, through past experience and training, b^rooms, fireplace, central 643-2171. ment only. Call 649-1254. PONY CART - Bright red with (k) No massage establishment granted a license under the air conditioning, aluminum room, receptionist room, 3 MAKE YOUR own flower dinance shall have the meanings ascribed to them as follows: possesses a sufficient knowledge of the theory, practice, provisions of this Ordinance shall place, publish or distribute or rubber tires, bench seat. siding, beautiful landscaped, private offices i lab. Plus GE 16 CUBIC Foot Copper- arrangements. Zinneas cut to Excellent con(lition. $70. Will (a) "Director of Health” shall mean the Director of Health of method, profession or work of massage and of anatomy! cause to be placed, published or distributed any advertisement, A real Show piece. $40 s. apt. on 2nd. floor with good Immaculate 6-room order. 50 cents per dozen. 569- physiology, hygiene and professional ethics such that granting Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 tone frost free refrigerator. T A G S A L E S deliver. Call 1-455-9373 the Town of Manchester or his/her lawful designee. picture, or statement which is known or through the exercise Hayes Corp. 646-0131. income. $48,500. Ranch, garage, covered 0013. evenings. of a permit to the applicant would not impair the public health, $150. 643-7655. (b) "Massage" shall mean any method of pressure on or fric­ of reasonable care should be known to be false, deceptive or TWO-FAMILY DUPLEX patio, nice yard and tion against or stroking, kneading, rubbing, tapping, pounding, safety, or welfare misleading in order to induce any person to purchase or utilize SUBURBAN VALUE. Clean — with fireplaces, neighborhood, excep­ FOR SALE - 30" GE Range. TAG SALE - Friday TAG SALE - Saturday August ••••••••••••••toootoooioou vibrating, or stimulating of external soft parts of the human (2) lil That the applicant has not been convicted of a felony any professional massage services. six room Cape with stone Also red maple chest of modern kitchens with AVAILABLE SOON tionally attractive rec Saturday. August 19^ and 20th., 48 Russell Street, MUROOMFMOUIlljTIP^ Boata-Accaaaorlaa 45 body with the hands and, or, with the aid of any object or a" offense involving the unauthorized practice of the healing (l) No person shall permit’any person under the age of eigh­ fireplace, aluminum siding, drawers and bureau. Call 643- 20th, 9 to 4. 192 Hollister attached garage, tree shaded built-ins and self-cleaning Manchester. 9.30 to 4 p.m. Large Pool Diitributor hai new mechanical or electrical apparatus or appliance, with or arts, sexual misconduct with minors, obscenity, keeping or teen (18) years to enter or remain on the premises of any room. Immediate sale 6306. Street. Electric solder gun, Above Ground Pooli for only yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real ovens and refrigerators, Mahogany credenza, maple SEARAY - 1975 20 foot without any supplementary aids such as rubbing alcohol, residing in a house of ill fame, solicitation of a lewd or unlawful massage business establishment, as massagist, employee or needed by owner train set, guitar, toys, dishes, $877.00 Completely Erected Estate, 646-4126 649-1922. l ‘/2 baths, 3 bedrooms sewing cabinet, also assorted SrxlD' overall dlmenilon, 15'z34' inboard-outboard. 188 Merc liniments, antisentics, oils, powders, creams, lotions, act, prostitution or pandering, and has not had a permit to patron, unless such person is on the premises on lawful moving out of state. household goods, clothing, household furnishings. Cruiser. Low hours. Fully each side. Screened Modern 2-Bedroom etc. awim area, complete with heavy ointments, or other similar preparations commonly used in this operate a massage establishment or a massagist permit business. MANCHESTER- Two Family porch, good income. Im­ $40,400. gauge lolid vinyl liner, heavy ed plus CB radio. $6.- practice. For purposes of this definition, the use of any aids or suspended or revoked in this or any other state; or gauge sidewall, eicluilve lock fers welcome. 644-8290, (m) No person shall sell, give, dispense, provide or keep, or Flat, 3 St 4, Aluminum maculate condition. $54,- Discontinued ESTATE TAG SALE . Beds, processes used or offered as supplemetary or incidental to the cause to be sold, given, dispenseil, provided or kept, any storms, aluminum siding. 2 TAG SALE - Friday through frame construction, aluminum n lii) That such conviction, suspension, or revocation occurred 900.00 Apartm ents dressers, tables, dining room Sunday. 10 to 6 p.m, 40 years swing-up ladder, also inside above, including heat lamps, hot and cold packs, tubs, showers, car garage. Deep lot. Plus Display RRRRRRRRRRR,*R,»,,,,,,,ta, at least three years prior to the date of the application. alcoholic beverage on the premises of any massage business set, lamps, 2 excercise accumulation. Rain or shine. ladder, advanced type skimmer, many extras. Excellent condi­ CONDOMINIUM TOWN- Oardan Product* 47 cabinet baths or steam and dry heat baths, shall be considered a (3) The applicant must furnish authorization to the Director (n) Every person who engages in of conducts a massage es­ ODEGARD Merchandise machines, metal cabinets, Patrick Tree Farm, West excellent filtration system unit, part of the "Massage" tion. Priced to sell, low $40s. HOUSE, 7 rooms, modem Saaltr 043-4300 fencing. Huge 4‘xl4' sundeck. of Health and to the Manchester Chief of Police, or their tablishment shall keep a daily register, approved as to form by dishes, miscellaneous Street, Columbia. (c) the Director of Health, of all patrons with names, addresses and Paul J. Correnti, Real Estate, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2W Reduced (or Cleerence household items, and an­ Financing arrangei^absolutely no CANNERS SPECIAL; 'Massage Establishment" shall mean any establishment, authorized representatives to seek information and conduct an 643-5363. baths, family room. Wall M 8 0 obligation. Tomatoes already picked, by whatever name calW, where any person engages in or investigation into the truth of the statements set forth in the hours of arrival. Said daily register shall at all times during ■ per month One each - Chronical tiques. 493 Hilliard Street, TAG SALE - Moving - 89 to wall throughout. Im­ Manchester. Friday and CAu YOU mat i-mo-m i-adm $3.75. Vr bushel. Corn-Silver business hours be subject to inspection by ehalth department MANCHESTER - Two family fireplace. Weaver Road, Manchester, 9 A tk tor frank O' application and the qualifications of the applicant foMh^pc' MANCHESTER - Older maculate condition. $3 7- Includes wall to wall carpeting, Saturday, August 19 & 20, 10 to 4, Saturday St Sunday. Baby Queen and butler and sugar, 5- activities of massage, as defined in Sec. 24-3(b) of this or officials, by the police department, and shall be kept on file Colonial with new bath, three 5-5. First floor vacant, con­ Regular $219.99 dozen bag, $4,00. Krawski dinance. mit. The Director of Health and/or the Chief of Police may 900. venient location. $39,900. Clearunrp $148 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rain date items bureaus, couch, much require, and the applicant must furnish, any other identification for one year. bedrooms, and fenced in heat, hot water and parking. August 26 & 27. Farms, 178 Foster Street, (d) "Massagist" shall mean any person who, for anv con­ Owner. 646-3541. One each - Coppertone built- miscellaneous. and information necessary to discover the truth of the matter (0) No massage establishment shall be kept open for any pur­ private yard. Seven rooms CAPE — 6 rooms, living Building Suppllat South Windsor First right sideration, engages in the practice of massage. plus pantry and sewing room in electric oven. 42 past Manchester town line. hereinbefore specified as required to be set forth in the applica­ pose on Sunday, nor on any other days between the hours of room, dining room, 3 TAG SALE - Rain or shine. TAG SALE - Saturday, 10 to 4. (e) "Person " shall mean any individual, and unless the con­ for only $35,000. Call Ed Gor­ 6 4 3 - 1 HEBRON - Gay City vicinity. Regular $229.95 tion. 11:00 P M. and 8:00 A M. bedrooms, new kitchen Seven room Cape with garage, August 19 through 27, 9 to 4. Phone - Mate with Remote NATURAL STONE for text clearly requires otherwise, any corporation, partnership, man, Realtor, 646-4040. Equal Houaing Opportunity Clearance $148. Toys, furniture, poker table, APPLES, peaches, and pears. Sec. 24-6 Reserve for Future Use Sec. 24-13 INSPEirriONS cabinets and counters, full three bedrooms, first floor Mate, may interegate your retaining walls, veneers, association, joint stock company, or combination of individuals refrigerator, clothing, messages from any phone. Botti's Fruit Farm. 260 Bush The Director of Health and the Chief of Police or their NEW SIX Room Colonial - basement, treed yard. $33,- family room, private country One each - Avocado electric patios, etc. Pick up by the Hill Road Manchester. of whatever form or character. Sec 24-7 RENEWAL OF PERMITS 900.00 acre, $43,500. (Jwner. 649-471(1. built-in range. household items. Everything Like New, $150. Built In Range pound or delivery by the ton. authorized representatives, shall, from time to time, and no Convenient to schools and must go. 160 Henry Street, (f) "Outcall Massage Service” shall mean any business, the (a) A permit to operate a massage establishment and a No agents. Regular $239.95 $35. Many other items. 195 Bolton Notch Stone (juarry, COOPER GOALIE equip­ less than twice a year, make an inspection of each massage es­ shopping. Large rooms, eat-in BOLTON CENTER - Manchester. Northfield Road, Coventry, 649-3163. function of which is to engage in or carry on massages at a loca­ massagist permit shall be valid unless revoked or suspended, kitchen with appliances, MANCHESTER - New listing. BY OWNER. Principals only. Clearance $138. ment. Mens pro equipment in tion designated by the customer or patron rather than at a for one year from the date of issuance. tablishment for the purpose of determining that the provisions Colonial with spectacular MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 phone 742-5041 generous closet space, Six room Cape on quiet street. Six room immaculate Cape. One each - lighted medicine TAG SALE - August 20th. 9 to excellent condition. $150 cash massage establishment as defined in Sec. 24-3(c). (b) Application for renewal shall be made at least 60 days of this ordinance are complied with. Such inspections shall be view. Eight rooms, 2 Fireplace, new kitchen, Close to school on quiet street. bedroom homes with 2 or 3 firm. This is a steal at this aluminum siding, storm win­ cabinet 2. Canceled if rain. Ingersoll LARGE TAG SALE - Friday, before expiration and shall be in the form and manner as made at a reasonable time and in a reasonable manner. No per­ dows and doors. Lovely baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car private backyard, im­ Call between 9 and T. 649-0297. baths, 2-car garage. City DoQ9-Blrd$-P9t$ 43 price. Please call 649-0560 Sec. 24-4 PERMIT TO OPERATE mit holder shall fail to allow access to the premises for purpose water, city sewers. Ideal loca­ Regular $89.99 Rand parking lots. Saturday and Sunday, 19th, (a) No person shall engage in, conduct, or carry on or permit required for application for the original permit. landscaped lot. Priced to sell garage, on beautifully maculate condition. Excellent Manchester Industrial Park. after 5 p.m, of inspection or hinder such inspection in any manner. possibility for 7 1/2% finan­ tion near 1-84. Priced right Clearance $38.00 20th, 21st. Rain or shine. 270 DOG-CAT BOARDING ••••••••••••••••••••••••a* (cl Each application for renewal of a permit shall be acrom- at $43,500. Call Peterman landscaped level lot. $59 - IMMACULATE, Completely Rent a space, $5. Call 872-3398 Lake Road, Andover Lake. to be conducted, or carried on, in or-upon any premises in the cing. $38,500. Dubaldo- remodeled older home. Fully from $58,990. For total infor­ Assorted Base and wall bathlng/grooming. Obedience Antiquaa 48 Town of Manchester, the operation of a massage establishment ^ amount as provided for the original per Sec. 24-14 EFFECTIVE DATE Realty i Building Co., 649- 9t)0. or 872-4328. Furniture, bake ------t . - . 9404 or 644-8659. Lesperance, 646-0505. carpeted throughout. 3 mation call Builder: 643-9797 cabinets. protection classes. Complete without first having obtained a permit to operate a massage es- (a) The provisions of this ordinance shall apply immediately CONTEMPORARY or 646-6555; Eves 643-1357 or table, something for TAG SALE - Saturday August to any massage establishment which is initially opened, or bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Regular $37,50 everyone. No early birds. No modern facilities. Canine WANTED Antique furniture, tablishment from the Director of Health (dl The Director of Health shall renew each permit no later RANCH — With 12 rooms, 649-3731. 20th, 10 to 5. Rain date August Holldav Inne, 200 Sheldon glass, pewter, oil paintings, nr which is moved to a different location, or which makes physical FIRST TIME OFFERED beautiful rec room with bar. Clearanee $19.88 each early sales. 21st. Color TV's, riding (b) All applications for permit to operate a massage es­ than 30 days before expiration upon making such findings as are Lovely ten room two family in executive neighborhood, Mandw$ter *61,900 Screened in porch. All Road, Manchester. For reser­ other antique items R improvements to its place of business, after the effective date with adjoining inlaw apart­ MANCHESTER. Executive One each 24,000 B.T.U.s mower, snow hlower and tablishment .shall be in writing, signed and sworn to by the required for issuance of the original permit. Saltbox. Central location. Two Immaculate Colonial / appliances. Large fenced in vations please call 646-5971. Harrrlson, 643-8709. of this ordinance The provisions of Section 12 shall apply to all ment. Main house has Condominiums ... deep in the Central air conditioner con­ TAG SALE - Saturday August mower, 8-track stereo, fur­ applicant, and shall set forth: (e) If renewal of any permit is denied, the Director of Health fireplaces, appliances, Cape. Eight rooms, 2-car yard with pool. Low $40s. No 20th., 9 to 3, Miscellaneous niture, appliances, art work, shall notify the holder of the permit in writing, not later than 30 massage establishments from the effective date hereof. All carpeting, aluminum siding, large sunken living room, agents. Call owner, 647-1925. woods of Manchester. Priced denser. BLUE POINT Siamese WANTED - Furniture, old (1) the name and address of each applicant. garage, 3-zone heat, at just $42,900 which includes household items. Baby items, miscellaneous 42 Winthrop days before expiration of the permit, of the facts and of the massage establishment shall comply with all provisions of this storm windows and doors. formal dining room, 3 private enclosed yard, new Regular $399.95 Kittens. $15. Eight weeks old. toys. Bisque dolls, steins, 12) that the applicant is at least 18 years of age. private swimming pool, ten­ and maternity clothes. 470 Road, Manchester. 649-7799. specific section or sections of this ordinance upon which his/her ordinance within six months from the effective date. $65,900. Call Peterman Agen­ baths, 4 bedrooms, master deck off walk-out family NORTH COVENTRY - Three Clearance $199.00 Foster Street, South Windsor. clocks, swords, guns. Outright (3) the proposed place of business and facilities therein bedroom Raised Ranch for nis, carpeting and individual purchase, or consignments determination was made (b) Any person who is employed as a massagist in the Town of cy, 649-9404 , 644-8659. bedroom with dressing room, new wall-to-wall controlled heating and air con­ SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. TAG SALE - Friday and (4) the exact nature of the massage to be administered Manchester as of the effective date of this ordinance shall com­ carpeting, many extras. sale by owner. Fireplaced BEAUTIFUL SHELTIE ■ Call 644-8962. Sec. 24-8 HEARINGS, DENIAL OF PERMIT OR RENEWAL area, family room, large ditioning. Just a few remain TAG SALE - A ntiques, Saturday, 9 to 4, 49 Gardner (Miniature Collie) Sable and (5) such other information as may be necessary in order for ply with Section 24-5 within six months of the effective date No SEVEN ROOM ALUMINUM Quiet dead-end street. family room, treed acre, Mandiester household items, tools, etc. (a) Any person aggrieved by the denial of a permit to operate game room with pool table, across from 18 hole golf at this Tow price. Call today. Street. Toys, miscellaneous white, male. 3 years. Papers the Director of Health to make any determination required by other person may administer massage without first obtaining a Sided Cape. Full shed dormer, tjO a m Call 648-7436 Saturday and Sunday, 519 household items, plus a few this ordinance a massage establishment or a massagist permit or by the denial enclosed back porch, plus extra building lot. course. $48,900. 742-9942. Builder 646-8727, 646-6555, Alert, lovable, reasonable massagist permit. Evenings 649-1294. Center Street. 10 a m. surprises, come see. 649-8447. □ RENTALS 16) two portrait photographs of the appiicant at least 2 inches of renewal of such permit may request, in writing, a hearing fireplaced living room, wall- RANCH — on one acre by 2 inches and a complete set of the applicant's fingerprints before the Director of Health, at which hearing such person Sec 14-15 EXCEPTIONS to-wall carpet, IVi baths, dis­ plus Built in 1974, 6 which shall be taken by the Chief of Police or his authorized afforded the opportunity to present evidence and argu This ordinance shall not apply to any school, hospital, nursing hwasher. Call Owner, 647- rooms. 3 bedrooms, 2 Rooma lor Rant S2 representative. ment on all facts or issues involved. home, sanitarium, operating in accordance with the laws of the 1111, after 5. $40's. No agents fireplaces, 2 full baths, 2- (bl The Director of Health shall, upon receiving a request lor State of Connecticut, nor to any person holding a valid cer­ please. car garage, wall-to-wall THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ (c) Each application shall be accompanied by a fee of $500 (KK) nished rooms. Kitchen a hearing under subsection (a), schedule a hearing not later tificate or license to practice the healing arts or to practice throughout house. Im­ A i y which shall not be refundable, to defray the cost of administra­ privileges, centrally located, than fifteen days from the date of actual receipt of the request podiatry, physical therapy, midwifery, nursing, dentistry, dental COLONIAL - Only $39,900. maculate condition. Only HOUSE WEEK BILL TUNSKY tion. Spacious seven rooms, lour $45,500.00 parking, men only. Deposit and shall notify all parties of the time and place thereof. hygiene, or optometry or to engaged in the occupation of a .....■‘'"T lT i'i'iim .ri'iH iiT Call 6^-2358 (d) The Director of Health shall i.ssue a permit to operate a barber, hairdresser, or cosmetician under the laws of the State bedrooms, quick occupancy. massage establishment upon findings: (c) The Director of Health shall render a decision within 10 Private wocxled lot. Owners CONTEMPORARY ★ ALUMINUM i VINYL 8IDIN0 days of the date of a hearing held under subsection (a) of Connecticut, provided, that the activities of such person are RAISED RANCH - with Bulldara, Plumbara, Ramodalara, BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished (1) All requirements concerning operation and facilities must sell. Lessenger Sells. (20 Colon To Chooaa From) confined to those for which the certificate or license is granted, 646-8713, 423-9291. fieldstone front and Elactriclana, Raal Eatata Brokara and room. Kitchen privileges described in this ordinance will be compiled with as of the effec­ Sec. 24-9 REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF PERMIT nor, to any person lawfully acting under their supervision or fireplace. 7 rooms and ★ AWNINflS A CANUPIE8 Centrally located. Parking. tive dale of the permit. (a I The Director of Health may revoke or suspend any permit control, nor shall it prohibit the furnishing of assistance in the $23,900, FIVE Room large deck on first floor, Salaaman — Call Ua for Spaelal Women only. Deposit. Call (2) (..ompllance with all other statutes, codes or ordinances to operate a massage establishment if he/she finds: case of emergency Aluminum sided Ranch lower level large family Pricaa on your Appllanea Naada and Sarvlcaa... ★ 8TURM WINUUW8 A DDUR8 649-2358. Including health, zoning, building, fire and safety requirements 111 That the applicant for the permit has knowingly or Three bedrooms, two car gar­ Sec. 24-16 UNLAWFUL ACTS room with fireplace and 2 ML 238 CHARTER OAK of the State of Connecticut or the Town of Manchester, as of the negligently made any false or misleading statement in applying age, Vi acre plus. Act quick. finished rooms, 2-car gar- 443-448 HARTFORD ROAD RIANCHE8TER Phont 640-9095 effective date of the permit for the permit, or (a) It shall be unlawful for any person, in a massage es­ Lessenger Sells. 646-8713, 423- STREET. Room with private tablishment to place his or her hand or hands upon, to touch age on beautiful PHONE 647-0107 entrance suitable for working (31 That the nature of the ma.ssage administered will not en­ (2) That any of the provisions of this ordinance are violated or 9291. FREE E8TIMATE8 + EA8Y TERM8 with any part of his or her body, to fondle in any manner, or to landscaped lot, $71,000.00 gentleman. Parking No danger the health or safety of patrons of the massage establish­ that the holder of the permit, or any agent or employee of the cooking. Security. $25 weekly massage, a sexual or genital part of any other person. Sexual or W t N I ID L ltriN Q S NOWI ment. holder, including a ma.ssagist, has been convicted of any offense TWO BEDROOM CAPE on 649-1748 genital parts shall include the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, busline. Attractive treed cor­ THINKINQ OS SELLINQ VOUD (4) (i) That the applicant or any person directly engaged in c a l l t o o a y i found in Section 4(d) (4) and the holder has actual or construc­ ner lot, full basement, new f n o p * n m the operation or management of the massage establishment has anus, or perineum of any person, or the vulva or breasts of a Excellent Livability r EFFICIENCY Room In well tive knowledge of the violation or conviction; or female. roof, close to shopping and W. H. ENGLAND not been convicted of a felony, an offense involving the un­ (3) That the holder of the permit has refused to permit the schools. $31,900 By owner. 66 kepi older home. Private en­ authorized practice of the healing arts, sexual misconduct with trance, bathroom, kitchen and Director of Health or any other duly authorized officer to make (bl It shall be unlawful for any person, in a massage es­ 646-8701. K parking. Call 649-2683 after 4 minors, obscenity, keeping or residing in a house of ill fame, a reasonable inspection of the premises or the operation tablishment to expose his or her sexual or genital parts, or any PHILBRICK p.m. solicitation of a lewd or unlawful act. prostitution or pandering! therein, or unduly hinders such inspection. portion thereof, to any other person It shall also be unlawful for MANCHESTER-Spacious 6-6 Duplex. Living room, dining c o m p a n y and has had a permit to operate a massage establishment or a (bl The Director of Health may revoke or suspend any any person, in a massage establishment, to expose the sexual or nVV/NS 44AueHeSTBR OVBR SO YBABS' a WOMAN SEEKING another massagist permit suspended or revoked in this or any other massagist permit if he, she finds genital parts, or any portions thereof, of any other person room, kitchen, three AGENCY 1 woman to share home $40 per state, or bedrooms two car garage. 'Hardware & Building Materiala (II That the applicant lor the permit has knowingly or (c) It shall be unlawful lor any person, while in the presence n ^ tamily a SIOROOM week. Includes room, meals, (ii) that such conviction, suspension or revocation occurred Beautiful large lot. Call Realtors 255 CENTER STREH, MANCHESTER M z ir r.H 10-4 "ill*- utilities, all house privileges negligently made any false or misleading statement in applying of any other person in a massage establishment to fail to con­ Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- 1 ]•€1 »• Sr of All Kinds*' at least three years prior to the date of the application ceal with a fully opaque covering, the sexual or genital parts of Your Complete One Stop Headquarters Located yards from bus stop for the permit, or 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., 0*R Call 643-7921. (51 The applicant must furnish authorization to the Director (2) That the holder of the permit has been convicted of any his or her body. Manchester Oifice, 647-9139. For Building Materiala & Hardware! RULTUN NOTCH, CONN. of Health and to the Manchester Chief of Police, or their offense found in Section 5(f) (2); or (d) It shall be unlawful for any person owning, operating or Equal Housing Opportunity. 646-4200 ______PHONE 649-8201______LIGHT Housekeeping room - authorized representatives to seek information and conduct an (3) That the holder of the permit has violated any of the managing a massage establi.shment knowingly to cause, allow fully furnished Stove, investigation into the truth of the statements set forth m the provisions of this ordinance or permit in or about such massage establishment any agent, refrigerator. Linens provided application and the qualifications of the applicant lor the per (c) (1) The Director of Health shall not revoke or suspend any employee, or any other person under his control or supervision V INSULATE NOW 801 Main Street 649-9879 mit. The Director of Health and or the Chief of Police may permit issue under this ordinance, without notifying th*e holder to perform such acts prohibited in Subsections (a ), (b), or (c i of this Section. 'ia ATTRACTIVE Sleeping Room “"‘1 ll'e applicant must furnish, any other identification of the permit, in writing, of the facts and of the .specific section and we will take ■iOROOM I (el It shall be further unlawful for any massagist under this _____. iro ' . u R- I ■ ' '^ r'i - Shower bath, private en­ here i T i r e reciheH <”■ sections of this ordinance upon which his, her determination GET MORE with 10 % off the price. iit trance, free parking tion ^ spcrilud as required to be set forth in the applica- was made, and of the holder s right to request a hearing before Ordinance to administer massage on an outcall basis as defined Gentleman. Apply 195 Spruce the Director of Health and to present evidence or argument on in Section 24-3(f). Such person shall administer massage solely Call today for FREE estim ate Street within an establishment licensed to carry on such business un­ Sec 24-5 MASSAGE PERMIT all facts or issues involved. der this Ordinance Any violation of these provisions shall be 1 - 8 0 0 - B 3 B • 7 0 0 3 $30 A WEEK. Kitchen (a) No person shall engage in the practice of massage without (2) A request tor a hearing under subsection (cl (1) shall stay D 2 0 8 9 any revocation or suspension until such lime as a hearing has deemed grounds for revocation of the permit granted SENTTRY privileges, parking, TV. Call first having obtained a massagist permit from the Director of hereunder. InsulCorp -' its built-in china cupboard. 649-3009 between 5 and 8 p.m Health been held and a decision rendered thereon, provided, however, REAL ESTATE SERVICES ■Nsnov confMRVATioN that if the Director of Health finds that the public health, .safety Sec 24-17 VIOLATIONS AND PENALTY Bsa MltLIARO «r f t The rear living room retains (b) All applications for massagist permit shall be in writing, MANCMBsraa, cr. osoao '' ' CTEAN FURNISHED room or welfare imperatively requires emergency action, and incor­ Every person, except persons who are specifically exempt by its separate privacy, yet is ESTER CARPET CENTER INC. signed and sworn to by the applicant, and shall set forth for reliable, mature porates a finding to the effect in his notice, the permit may be this ordinance, whether acting as individual, owner, employee MANCHESTER & VICINITY open just enotigh to add to its 311 Main street 646-2130 gentleman. Call alter 6 p ni summarily suspended, pending a hearing thereon, which of the owner, operator or employee of operator, or acting as a spaciousness. Note that 84^4701. hearing shall be promptly instituted and all facts and is.sues participant or worker in any way, who gives massage or con­ window flanked living room Apartmania For Rani 53 1977 can be a big year promptly determined. ducts a massage establishment without first obtaining a permit MANCHESTER - Excellent value, six room 2089 »q. ft. fireplace too. FIATUHINO: and paying a license lee to the Town of Manchester or shall CuBlBin OriMBt. OOf CAVtrs (or youl Tell our Sec 24-10 TRANSFERABILITY aluminum sided Cape, fireplaced living room, 3 The family room and WE HAVE customers wailing INVITATION violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a bedrooms, garage. $38,900. readers about your No permit issued pursuant to ttiis ordinance shall be U-shaped kitdien with its long CBriOosB. WIndBw IM bb for the rental of your apart­ TO BID s e rv ic e w ith a transferable misdemeanor Fine for conviction of such person shall be WseOwetw m m BAB ment or home. J D Real The attractive double front dining counter and convenient Henj Other feeleree Sealed bids will be received Classified ad. Sec 24-11 FACILITIES punished by a fine not to exceed $100.00 or by imprisonment for COVENTRY - Seven room Raised Ranch on r a f L E ’ S Estate Associates. Inc 646- $HOPATMOtlt$iAVlCi in the Office of the Director of a period not to exceed 60 days/or by both such fine and im­ doors on this design lead to a pantry provides an area which 1980 No permit to operate a massage Establishment shall be acre plus, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, dou­ General Services. 41 Center prisonment. CARPETS FLOORC VERIN house full of all the niceties allows plenty of space for the panted until the Director of Health hqi established, following ble garage, mid $40's. 0 6 Conderino^a LCXIKING for anything in real Street, Manchester, Connec­ Sec. 24-18 SEVERABILITY Connaetkurs Largast Floor Coyoring and the essentials required for enjoyment of all sorts of LEGAL inspection, that the establishment complies with each of the family pursuits. And for lop estate rental - apartments, ticut until August 29, 1977 at If any section, subsection, clause or provision of this or­ MANCHESTER - Older six room Colonial on excellent livability. homes, multiple dwellings, no following minimum requirements: Doalor efficiency a big utility and Enjoy the Beauty oj Drapery Shop 11:00 a tn for the following: NOTICE dinance shall be adjudged invalid, such adjudication shall apply busline, 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, 2-car OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9-6 There is a central entry, of fees Call J D. Real Estate WATERWORKS TOWN OF MANCHESTER (a) Construction of rooms used for toilets, tubs, steam baths, only to the section, subsection, clause or provision so adjudged course, for efficient control laundry room includes such Cuetom Window 99 Summar SIrMt Associates. Inc. 646 1980 and showers shall be waterproofed with approved waterproof garage. Just reduced! THURSDAY « FRIDAY M Manehaattf SUPPLIES NOTICE OF SALE and the remainder of the ordinance shall be deemed to be valid of household traffic. And, note extras as a counter and sink, ^nt materials. 300 MMn 8t. MWChwIa ______raa^ i Phone 040-7206 CENTRALLY LOCATED ■ The Town of Manchester is The following surplus is and effective. L the formal dining room with and also does double duty as a an equal opportunity offered for sale by sealed bid (b) Toilet facilities shall be provided in convenient locations. COVENTRY - Year round home on the lakefront, Three room heated apart­ When five or more employees and patrons of different sexes are Sec. 24-19 RULES AND REGULATIONS passage to the big two car ment. Second floor Securily employer, and requires an af­ on i^gust 29, 1977 at 11:00 The Chief of Police or his designate or the Director of Health 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, all summer activities SUMMER CLEARANCE on the premises at the same time, separate toilet facilities shall $34,500. garage. Call 646-2426 . 9 to 5. firmative action policy for all AM’ may, after a public hearing, make and enforce reasonable rules portaHaoMpIRt FUEL 8H0RTAQESI of its Contractors and Vendors WATERWORKS be provided. A single water closet per section shall be provided Note the long room length ^ for each twenty or more employees or patrons of that sex on the and regulations not in conflict with, but to carry out. the intent AT COST double closet in the rear MANCHESTER ■ Mam as a condition of doing SUPPLIES (Scrap Iron) MANCHESTER • Solid brick Cape on quiet Incroaood Prlcaol Street. 2/3 room Apartments, ^ premises at any one time Urinals may be substituted for water of this ordinance. corner bedroom and the business with the Town, as per prox 50,000 lbs ' at any one time urinals may ------street. Seven rooms, 1 '/x baths, finished rec room. • 1 4 9 ’ * Heated, hot water, This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this tremendous walk in closet In ARE YOU READY appliances, parking, no pets Federal Order 11246 Bid forms and inspection k “"f shall publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days Inground pool. Call novyi OTHER PORTABLE ORILLS Bid forms, plans and details are available at ,h e *“sex accommodated therein the big master bedroom. Note, You can bo — Swurily. 523-7047. after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not PRICED PRORR specifications are available at General Services Office ^-avatories or wash basins provided with both hot and cold For a working also, that the two baths are Call less than five (51 percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ MANCHESTER - Large 6&6 Duplex In BEAT THE COMMUTE! the General Services Office, Municipal Building, 41 Center !!“Tu"*i installed in either the toilet rixim or • 6 9 * * drawing of thia mon»»N Pit 0" about yourself by sending for someone whose ability in the BUSINESS & SERVICE your copy of Astro-Graph Letter field is greater than yours. The Flintatonea — Hanna-Barbera Productlona 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 Mail 50 cents for each and a ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) This 09EN MONDAY THRU THURSDAY UNTIL 9 PM long self-addressed, stamped ■s one of those days when you envelope to Astro-Graph. P 0 can do fun things with people Box 409. Radio City Station. N Y H E 'S J U S T CUTTING .... HE I WARNED HIM THAT you enjoy being around. 10019 Be sure to specify your /NAY ,A CUTTING , BOUGHT MOOeU HAP TOO , 1964 STUDEBAKER Cruiser - 1970 OLDS CUTLASS - Two Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 Automotive Service 66 birth sign Somehow you'll keep up with GOODNESS.'' TH E l a w n .'.. L A ^ W N ? *./. A N EW V., MUCH POW ER < 4 door sedan. V-8 engine, 6 door, 350, V-8, autom atic, your work, loo WHAT'S P O W E R - F O R H IM .', ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-8tpt. 22) A HAPPE14VJG LAW N new tires including snows. power steering, radio, vinyl, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville ELM MOTORS-Toyota. Dat- powerful contact may want to /WOWER Strike while the iron is hot — and One family owner - good con­ roof, air conditioning, 81100. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and sun specialists, factory see you today about something B A l^ E Y YESTERPAY DIRECTORY Call 643-9262 after 5 p.m. It's sizzling today if you have a dition. Call 1-974-1349. rack. 81,750. 289-4042. trained, one day service, 114 that relates to your career or in­ chance for personal gain, close East Main Street, Rockville. come By all means, make the las Sarvicaa Ottarad the deal quickly 31 Sarvicaa Ottarad 31 Painting-Papparing 32 Building-Contracting 33 PARTS Department now open CUSTOM STEEL Mag 871-1617. time to see him Saturdays. Complete line of wheels. Set of four 14’^ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Peo­ LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Oct. 23) LAWNS MOWED, Trucking, LAWN MOWER REPAIR, PROFESSIONAL Painting: Chrysler parts. Chorches diameter, (^st 8240, will sell ★ ★ ple turn you on today and you do CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Should you commit yourself to a trimminng and tree work, etc. small engine repair, chain Interior St Exterior, Commer­ Motors. 649-3646. for 8150. Includes chrome lug HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 the same thing to them You Homes, Additions, Repairs, new venture today, be very op­ 646-8864 or 647-1240. saws sharpened. 18 years nuts and adaptor plates to fit FX-1200 - Built by factory have a way of livening up the cial St Residential. Free es­ Cabinets. Call Gary Bushing, timistic If you think positively, experience. Free pickup and oiwa any car. Clall 289-5898 after 6 engineer. Branch heads, corner where you are. timates. Fully insured. 646- 345-2009. The Cool Look the results will be the same. C tM TREE Service - Free es­ delivery. 643-W94. Barnett clutcji, aluminum 4879. - 54,000 miles, 351 Geveland p.m. CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) timates, discount senior rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ SCORPIO (O d . 24.Nov.22) Try CARPENTRY, CUSTOM engine. Excellent running Those with whom you have close citizens. Company buretor, balanced blue printed not to be unduly concerned EXPERIENCED Responsible J.P. LEWIS Si SON-Interior HOUSES-Additions, garages, condition. New shocks ana 1970 RAMBLER Rebel - Low ties are lucky for you today If Manchester owned and about a matter over which you woman will babysit in her and exterior painting, roofing, and siding, kitchens, brakes. Asking 811^. Call 643- mileage. Snow tires, radio, motor and transmission. 646- they want to do something operated. Call 646-1327. 7732. have little control Other forces Born Loaer — Art Sanaom home mornings, afternoons, paperhanging. and bathrooms, and repair work of 4484. excellent condition. 81000. special for you. accept it or evenings, Monday through Call 646-1359. are at work, doing exactly as you remodeling. Fully insured. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis would graciously CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ Friday. Reasonable rate. If 649-9658. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- for estimate, 643-6712. ★ ★ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN • niture repaired, refinishing, interested, please call Deb at 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 1973 AUDI 100 LS. Four door, 'IT'S ONL^ FOK' I KUOkJ.BuT IT'LL MAKE touch-up work. House calls 643-9897. automatic, air conditioning, G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 car. Asking 82550. 646-4938. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, :CA60OP DOWW and service calls, pick up and am/fm stereo, mechanically FIVE Interior exterior painting and excellent condition, many Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel delivery. 569-2867 days or TREE REMOVAL, B i M - good. Damaged rear end. Best PAYMENT OR wallpapering. Quaiity- BIDWELL Home Improve­ 1976 HORNET - 4 door. extras. Exceptionally good ® l977DyNf DOLLARS, 9 after 5. offer over 81500. 569-2326. Trimming, topping. land professlonal work at ment Co. Expert installation Automatic, power steering, performance since purchased SOMETHiRfc. clearing and cabling. Also, reasonable prices. Fully in­ air, 2 new snows. 83600 or best I HIRED PROFESSOR BRAINWAVE HOW DID . 6LAPtf5,‘ . ED S LiGHT Trucking - of aluminum siding, gutters new. 8500. Call 646-M40 alter "Mom and Dad said all we want is 'immediate diagnosis and treatment for sured 643-9321 and trims. Roofing installa­ offer. 289-7035. 1971 CROWN TOYOTO - 6 4:30 p.m. TO GIVE APTITUDE TESTS TO BUGS CO Cellars and attics cleaned. " injured and diseased trees. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- cylinder, low mileage, power EVERYBODy IN THE OFFICE.. ... HIS test:^ gralilication ' Do you have any? Trees cut Free estimates. steering, power brakes, Free estimates. Fully in­ 9109. 1962 FORD Falcon - Four 1970 TRIUMPH 500 - Good EXCEPT ME.' PROFESSOR ^ 646-1943 sured. "My prices can t be door, automatic, good tires, automatic, air, extras. Our Boarding Houae — Carrol & McCormick It's the w ay to gol When running condition. 8495. Call beat. ' Call anytime, 569-0917 HORACE Tetrault - Siding, ood condition. 84(w. Call 228- Reasonable. 646-58W. 649-8215. I M CLUTTERED ATTICS i you need to tell people 513. r HE/kR THE POLICE CHIEF 16 BE CAREFUL.^ Cellars? Will haul unwanted roofing, storm windows, aw­ SOtNOOaE COMPLETE LAWN about your business, g PINTO FORD 1971 - Red, 4 LA'/INfj OFF MEN. HOOPLEf HE BAXTER; THE items for you reasonably Call nings. Quality workmanship, 1978 HONDA-CR 125. 8375. Maintenance. Lawns, 85 and tell them with the free estimates. Fully insured. 1967 CHEVROLET Corvair. speed, black Interior. New Must sell! Call 8756128. &AY5 HE CAN CUT DOWN. NOW POLICE /HAY w- 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free up. Hedges 810 and up. Edging 110 H.P., four speed, new tires. Excellent condition. PRESIDENT THAT YOUR BOARDING HOUSE INVESTIGATE estimates. Classified ads. 872-9187, 649-3417. and fertilizing. 647-9260. clutch, rebuilt carburetors, 8800, must sell. Call Ron. 643 1974 YAMAHA 125 - Excellent IS ONLY H A LF FULL THAT STCAN6E tires good. Body needs some W66. 647-1089, between 8 and / c EXTRA WIRE BRICK, BLOCK, Stone SPECIALIZING cleaning and condition. 8350 firm. 649-0428. INSULATION - Save 30% to work. Restorable. Best offer 3. THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS CHIPPH4G CIRCLING 'HOUR Fireplaces, concrete. repairing chimneys, roofs, 50% on fuel bills. Free es­ new roofs. Free estimates. 30 over 8400. Call 649-8272 after 6 IN FOR A GIFT FOR THE E L E C T R IC Chimney repairs No job too timates. Absolutely no obliga­ Building-Contracting 33 p.m. 1963 CADILLAC - P a rk small. Save Call 644-6356 lor Years Experience. Howley, AMBULANCE DRIVER WHO ME-TEP Haathclin tion, 8200 rebate. Call 666-4691 Avenue. Classic. Excellent CARTED OFF -lOUR LATEST Thia Funny World estimates. WES ROBBINS carpentry 643-5361. collect for a free estimate. PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, running condition. Registered FLAKE.' HAW-HAW' remodeling specialist. Au­ four speed. Nice. 81795 Subur­ and in use daily. 643-^3. Im ^ r ODD JOBS. Cleaning cellars ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ROOFER WILL InsUll roof THERE WILL BE A CHARGE siding or gutters for low dis­ ban Motors, 649-2076. Campara-Trallara tsercuppC D and attics. Moving large built-ins, bathrooms, 1975 VEGA LX - Automatic. OF -f lOO INI AODiTkDN TO wrm A T appliances, also stone or loam Painting-Papparing 32 count price. Call Ken at 647- Mobile Homes 65 M l 9^ U 5 » _ ^ C&D6 repaired. Rec rooms, ning condition, ^ o w tires. No. 1138 with 1‘holo- commercial. Whether It be a Beat offer. Call 875-1163. brakes, new tune-up, brand Save like never before. Used CARPENTRY ■ All types of painted for 8150-8200 by bathroom remodeling, heat Guid« is in Sizes 10 to 18. small repair job, a custom modernizzation, etc. Free new tires, needs work. Call three bedroom, excellent con­ carpentry; Remooeling, scheduling now. Professional 6496720 after 6:30 p.m. Size 12, ;U bust . . . 2 ', built home or anything in Estimate gladly given. M 8t M 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO. dition 85,9K. New 14 foot wide yards 45-inch. Short Ribs — Frank Hill roofing,fing, siding.sidii No...... job too considers any job. 289-9287, between, call 646-1379. small. Free estimates 644- Plumbing St Heaflng. 649-2871. Four door, PS. PB. AC, vinyl choice df one, two and three Pattem r available only evenings or weekends, Don, top. Priced to sell. 644-8891. 1975 FORD LTD S tation bedrooms, 89,995. Over 50 • see WHAT aL • 'WHAT DID YOU 3079, Wagon. Excellent condition, in eitee thown. . DISCOVER '? NEWTON SMITH PLUMBING and Heating - homes to choose form IS oista, t n l I1.0S IB sack s DlSCCJVERED.^- Remodeling, Repairing. Rec power steering, power brakes, sittin, ihii zv fB I WINDOW CLEANING - PAINTER NEEDS Work - Fast service. Reasonable 1964 MERCURY COMET- thoufhout the state. Adults r s«tzsi HZ 1 ' *'■' Interior, Exterior Painting, rooms. No job too small. 649- air, automatic. Asking 83000. siaSnai. Vo Commercial Residential. rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- Autoroatlc, runs good, body and family parks avaiable for St Papering, by the hour or job. 3144. Call 646-4966 or 6496332. SUE SURNETT Full insured. Free estimates. 6567. good. Call 6496472 after 5:30 Immediate parking. Excellent Residential, Commercial. ••••••«••••••••••••••••••• p.m. finanacing. Parts, supplies MmcRmHt Ennins Hwald Call Quality Maintenance In­ CARPENTRY St Masonry - 11SS Ah . at AimrlcM corporated, 646-8845. Summer homes, apartments, Flooring 31 and accessories. Full - time Nm Yortu N.Y. 1S0|S "...and then there's Cheddar, Gorgonzola, Mozza­ windows puttied. 20 years Additions and remodeling. CADDY 1971 Sedan DeVllle. Tracks lor Sale 52 service department. Plaza Jfa#. SHm> >nk nr rella. Muenater, Parmesan, Provolone, Ricotta, experience! Will Travel. E. Fre estimates. Call Anthony Home, 1348 Wilbur Cross FLOOR SANDING St Air coadlUoaed, am /fm radio. CMC. Ihrit IHBSir MM tm. Romano, Roquefort and..." ODD JOBS DONE ■ Cellars, Davis, 649-0495. Squillacote, 649-0811. Refinishing. Floors like new. G<^ cooditioo. inoo firm. 1974 DODGE Maxivan. B-200. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, The Spring 4l Summer attics, garages, yards * CHAUNCY WON A SFEClALRieeON FOR No waxing (specializing in 646-2850. Interior finished with sunroof, Berlin, Conn. 8286369. ■77 H.tSlC FASHION '/vmrLovABU'/* cleaned, moving, trucking. PAPER HANGING Expert. Ca r p e n t r y - Repairs, older floors). Staining floors. power steering and automatic contains a Bonus Coupon. Loam for sale, l^wn service. Your average p aper, in remodeling, additions, gar- Ceilings. In-outside painting. CADILLAC 1966 Convertible transmission. 49,000 miles. 1971 TRAVELMATE - Sleeps Price . . . 82.00 a copy. No job too big or small 568- average room , 830, Mr. ages,ailAii rooofinrimnfitKi Cgl| David Morso Stove Dealer. John Coupe DeVllle. Black leather Excellent condition. Must 8. Excellent condition 810()0. 8522. Add $2.00 fur the New Richman, 646-3864. Patria, 644-179 Verfaille, 646-5750, 872-2222. Interior. 8450. 6436622. sell. Asking 83800. 871-1347. Call 6437796. SUCCESS IN SEWING. t PAGE TEN -B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 Bolton first selectman tells what he does

Henry (Hank) Ryba, first select­ Griswold and ordered 1,400 pounds. After “Aug. 8 — Call from Mrs. Riley. Sign Wednesday night. Also called all For man in Bolton, gave a unique view of making this arrangement I called DEP checks and letters. I told her I’d be in at 8:30 a.m. for algae program. Everything “Aug. 12 — Writing up highway report selectpersons to as If it would be all right went all right. Stopped by to check out Home Delivery his town job when he submitted his (Department of Environmental Protec­ night and will do — so done. to meet with Lt. Williams on Aug. 17 at 3 lor Jack's (Carey s) approval to be first "activity report” to the Board tion) Fish St Water Life Unit. A Mr. Cole "Called Donna Holland (The Herald's swimming program at Gay City Park. readied for Tuesday's meeting (of the p.m. The same day we are meeting with Called town office, Shirley (Riley) had Phone 647-9946 of Selectmen this week. Wild made arrangements to sulfate Bolton correspondent) for press coverage Sgt. Niellwocki. Everyone said okay. selectmen). Gathering figures for Phase Bolton Lake with state supervision Aug. advised that two notes had to be signed by The board asked Ryba to make for Wednesday project at the lake. She Joann Neath (selectman) said she may 1 Road Oiling and Sanding Program. EDITION 10 at 9 a.m. Contacted Grant Davis to took note of it. Called Danny (Rattazzi, three selectmen and had to be In Hartford periodic reports, but it appeared they need a ride. She'll call Jack (Carey); if "Called Aldea Savva to see if Marshall make arrangement for boat. Checked the town road foreman) that Mr. Friday morning. Contacted Jack (Carey) Taylor agreed to sit in as a hearing of­ didn't expect to get a written report she can't get a ride with Jack I told her to and Joann (Neath). So carried. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS oiling of road by highway crew. I'd say (Ernest) Shepherd (selectman) and Mrs. call me. Was at the Town Hall to sign ficer. He did. So she is sending out notice in such detail. Here is the report: they did a good job. (John) Carey (wife of selectman) told "Returned phone call from Aldea Sav­ of hearing to this welfare recipient which letters, appointments and etc. This day I va (town welfare director); she has a "Aug. 3, 8:30 a.m. — In Hartford at “Aug. 5 — Had a call from Mrs. me Mt. Sumner has a few potholes. Told spent a good six hours on town work. she must agree to or lose her welfare (Shirley) Riley (selectmen's office problem with a welfare case. She wants a State Office Building, Fish and Water Danny to check it out. “Aug. 10 - Met with Dan Rattazzi, rights in Town of Bolton. Called A1 manager). Mr, Wilcox called from EDA “Aug. 9 — Call from Mrs. Riley. hearing for Aug. 22 on a case with an im­ Aheam (selectman) to inform him of the Life Unit, to secure permit for use of Richie Sauer (road crew member) and partial hearing officer. A person from copper sulfate at Bolton Lake for algae (Economic Development Administra­ Forgot to sign three checks. Lt. Williams Jack Carey, went over highway crew meeting with Lt. Williams and Sgt. Bulletin board tion) Regional Office. Wants a confirma­ (of State Police Troop K, Colchester) Bolton, preferably a lawyer with town Niellwocki on Aug. 17 at 3 p.m. Opened control. 8:48 lo 9;0S a.m. — heading out schedule, maintenance and problems. civic involvement. Suggested she call to Avon for CMA Partnership, arrived tion in writing that we will notify CMA would like to meet all the selectmen at “Aug. 11 — Down at Bolton Lake at Town Hall for Grange meeting. Partnership should our EDA grant be ap­ the Aug. 17 meeting with Sgt. Niellwocki, Marshall Taylor and tell him I told her to " — Hank." Explorer lag sale More join there at 9:30 a.m. Met with Mr. Ray Cragin and discussed problem with him proved. So ordered Mrs. Riley to do. Pick if we could all get there at 3 p.m. I told TheFire and Rescue Explorer Post as to B Ilia and BII lb. Architect's infor­ up the confirmation and signed it. her I've called the selectmen. and the Police Explorer Post will mation on construction of park. He at "Had a call from Russ Noonan regar­ "Called Caldwell St Jones to see if I hold a tag day to benefit the ding road oiling. Toid me it's the best job first told me he'd have it ready by could send the town truck down to pick up Muscular Dystrophy Association he has seen the town do. Thanked him for the copper sulfate. Mr. Griswold told me Friday, Aug. 5.1 told him no, no. I needed next Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. action unit his call and comment. it wouldn't be in until Wednesday after­ this info by 2 p.m. Got him to agree, 24 and 25, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at “ Saturday, Aug. 6 — Had call from noon. Boy! Had to start changing plans. By MAL BABI.OW Uvingston Hd. resident in the group. picked up the forms at 2:05 p.m., brought the Charter Oak Mall and the Put­ them to my office in Wethersfield, made Bob Gorton. He'd like to be on Regional Called DEP, talked to Mr. Richard Eiisl lliirlforil Keporler The letter written by Mrs. Planning Commission and Jim Klar as Haines. He said Thursday morning would For Your Health & nam Plaza. copies and got them to Post Office in Catherine Larson of the group told alternate. Our Planning Commission was be all right. Called Dan Rattazzi, told Explorers will hold a door-to-door The East Hartford Citizens Action Wethersfield at 3:25 p.m. and mailed the chief they are all "most ap­ them certified mail. checking out the road at the new Mt. him to hold truck pickup until Wednesday campaign before the tag day. Group (EHCAG) grew by three Sumner subdivision. 9:30 a.m. — Mailed afternoon at 3 p.m. Called Herald to tell Beauty atFinast! Last year the Explorers raised neighborhoods in recent weeks. preciative." But it also asked him to “Aug. 4 — Contacted Caldwell i the architectural confirment to EDA Doug (Bevins, suburban editor) to about $1,400 to fight the disease. There are now six active continue surveillance in the area and Jones, talked with Mr. Griswold about Regional Office, attention Douglas promised his force their help. change news coverage until Thursday. Quality values for the whole Junior Woman social neighborhood groups. copper sulfate. His price was $50 per 100 Wilcox, via certified mail, receipt "Called Grant Davis and made new EHCAG met this week at St John's Mrs. Larson had reported at the pounds weight. Called Old Fox Chemical returned. arrangements for boats for Thursday The Junior Woman's Club of East Church on Main St to continue EHCAG meeting on the proposed of Enfield also about price. They wanted “ Sunday, Aug. 7, 8 p.m. — Had a call family. More proof that...it morning. Did get this all squared away. Hartford will hold a membership organizing, assess problem-solving ra le in cre ase in the s ta te by $59 per 100 weight. Called back Caldwell from Grant Davis. Boats all set for Aug. Called Jack Carey (selectman) to make social Wednesday, Aug. 24, at 8 p.m. progress and welcome new Northeast Utilities. Customer bills St Jones and talked again with Mr. 10. arrangements to meet with Dan Rattazzi pays to shop the Finest way! at the home of Gayle Battersby of 52 neighbors. could jump 14.9 per cent if the rate Millwood Rd., East Hartford. The new groups are the Hockanum goes through. Any woman between 18 and 40 Youth cop Village Association, the Burnside Some EHCAG members plan to at­ living in East Hartford or South Center Association and the tend Ihe hearings in Hartford on the Windsor interested in the club should will attend lloekanum School Area Association. rale rises. Schick Injector Blades, , 4 0 9 call Jeanne Lombardo at 289-5856 or The older groups are Larrabee- EHCAG will meet again FBI school Twin Blades pkg of 4 Mrs, Battersby at 569-2479. The club Woodland Association, Millbrook Wednesday, Sept, 21 at 7:30 p.m. at has donated more than $7,000 to local I’ark (formerly called Hollister), SI Johns. South Windsor retailers... charities since it was formed in 1972. and Prospect St -Center School Mrs. Larson told the Larrabee ■I. Christel Lombardini smiles as the women of the Raymond Factor family of East Hart­ Members have given numerous hours meeting Wednesday night their group Thomas C. Hart, youth ^ Schick Super II Blades pkg of 5 ^ 4 9 ford look over French postcards in their backyard. The Factors are, left to right Mara Association. of service on local projects. A seventh group in EHCAG is has "the great success story. " The officer for the South Wind­ Lori, Sharon and Mrs. Doris Factor. (Herald photo by Barlow) I.arrabee group has worked with sor Police Department, Duckpin bowling called the Handicapped f’roject Com­ mittee. ' Chief Drumm lo change the raceway will attend an ll-week in­ The East Hartford Commercial Colgate Toothpaste Mrs. Lynn Fleehcr said the character of Larrabee St. Signs, tensive training session at Duckpin Bowling League will meet to 18C Off Label 9 oz tube 1 Hockanum School neighbors are con­ speed traps, and citizen calls have the National Academy of don’t miss plan its new season Tuesday, Sept. 6, Girl from France thinks slowed traffic and even diverted it cerned about poor lighting, lack of the FBI in Quantico, Va., at 8 p.m. at the Holiday Lanes in sidewalks and bad roads. They also back to Burnside Ave. and Tolland St. next month. Colgate Toothpaste Manchester. Mrs. I-arson said their group's want more police protection and a Hart joined the South For Cleaner, Whiter Teeth TOC Last year's team captains should recreation area with a swimming system of team captains and Windsor Police in August attend or send a substitute with Americans all the same pool. mctliods arc admired by the others, 1969 and was assigned as rosters of full names and home towns By MAL BARLOW sive in France. I bought two pairs, " Larrabee neighbors said they plan "EHCAG is beginning to move. " youth officer in 1972. He Head & Shoulders Shampoo of players. A 33-week schedule of the first 17-year-old registered to she said noting the town group's new she said. to send a letter to Police Chief received his associate the bus! For Cleaner Hair 475 games which begin at 6:30 p.m. on East Hartford Kcporler vote in East Hartford. committees. 4 oz tube B ^ That Saturday, Lori said goodbye Clarence Drumm lhanking him for degree at Manchester Tuesdays is planned. The minimum voting age in France EHCAG has formed a legislative Americans in Nebraska, Ohio and to Christel and her family to go to In­ installing a stop sign on their street, Communitv College in New teams interested should con­ is also 18, Christel .said committee which will monitor the East Hartford live "all the same" to diana University lor a Junior pulling in "Slow — Children" signs June 1976. ' Sure Roll-on Deodorant tact Joe Serignese at 528-1525. Games a young French woman now visiting Among the big events planned for Town Council, the Board of Educa­ Achievement conference Later the and painting a crosswalk in bright The course at the FBI Regular or Unscented I'/z oz btl start Sept. 13. the rest of Christel's stay is a blind tion, the I’lanning and Zoning Com­ the family of Raymond Factor at 129 family and Christel picked up Mara yellow. academy will include in­ Grande Rd. date. She and Lori will double date. mission lI’ZCl and other local ZBA meeting planned from where she had been staying at a At the Larrabee meeting tensive training in forensic They will go bowling or go to a movie boards. SCHOOL BUS Chairman Anthony Roberto of the Christel Lombardini, 17, of Paris, summer camp. Wednesday night at St. Hose Church, sciences, criminal law, Sure Roll-on Deodorant has visited families in Nebraska, or both. "They will keep us advised, " she For Extra Protection 2 5 oz btl ^ 9 9 i town Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) Sunday; Christel attended a United Christel was born in Nantes, a city the group approved the letter to the problem solving, decision ! called a meeting of the board for Ohio and now East Hartford through chief said Synagogue Youth splash party at the making and police the North Atlantic Cultural south of Bretagne in the northwest Other committees include a Thursday, Aug. 25, in the Town Hall Glenbrook Swim Club on Oak St "I just think it was wonderful we problems of the rural com­ part of France Her father ran a fac­ program committee, a neighborhood at 7 ;30 p.m. The ZBA does not usual­ Exchange League (NACEL) for the They ate pizza and birthday cake. got it so soon, " said Mrs. Jam es munities. One-A-Day Vitamins tory building cleaning firm there. coordinating committee, and an ad With Minerals bottle of 60 ly meet in August. Many requests for last three summers. Monday, the Factors took Christel Bruffee, a senior citizen and Hart is married and has lie r b ro th er, L aurent, 20, is, hoc committee on electric rates. variances forced the meeting this The real differences she sees are to New York City. They left before 8 three children. studying engineering in Paris. He has summer. between Americans and French. a.m. and didn't get back home until .AltHCiilee liullolH "Maybe you are more natural," been to America four limes. Her Chocks Bugs Bunny Vitamins Requests include: Newman- midnight. sister, Muriel, 15, will graduate from she said this week at the Factors' The Republican absentee Regular-Childrens bottle of 60 ^ ^ 4 9 Lincoln Mercury Inc. for a new car "My favorite place was high school in I’aris next June. ballot chairman, Kathleen dealer's license at 500 Connecticut home. "Sometimes we make our Educators okay i Rockefeller Center, " Christel said Six years ago her family moved to lives too complicated. You take Andrews, is urging all Blvd., Mercury Oil Co. to rebuild a They also went to the Statue of things more easily." Paris. Her parents continued running South Windsor students Chocks Bugs Bunny Vitamins service station at 672 Burnside Ave., Liberty (given to the United States the family business there, who attend out-of-town Childrens with Iron and The Alexsa Co. to fill in land at This summer NACEL sponsored by France), Lincoln Center, Fifth bottle of 60 the month-long visits to Connecticut Christel graduated from high hiring staffers schools to vote by absentee 490 Roberts St. Avenue, Park Avenue, Wall Street. school in I’aris 1976 and began ballot in the November and Westurn Massachusetts of about China Town for dinner, the United Fuel bill aid studying medicine at I'Hopital nurse for the Goodwin School She is election Excedrin Tablets 150 French young people. Five came Nations, Times Square, the ,World The East Hartford Board of Educa­ For Relief of Pam 475 Residents who had utility shut-offs lo East Hartford. Christel came lo Ncckcr in I’aris, She now has seven tion Monday night approved the from East Harlford, will be paid $8,- New legislation makes it bottle of 100 1 ■ ^ Trade Center, St. Patrick's more years to go to become a doctor. or unusually high fuel bills for the the Factors. hiring of seven new staff members. 286, received her H N degree from possible for persons Cathedral. Broadway and Grant's past winter can check into the ,Slic is not sure yet what her medical They are: Wilkes Barre General Hospital in celebrating their 18lh Mrs. Doris Factor, a reading con­ Tomb. Connecticut Emergency Energy sultant in the Goodwin School in specialty will be • Mrs, Karen Gonzalez for E.SL Pennsylvania, and replaces Mrs. birthday on or before Flec­ Johnsons Odor Eaters Tuesday was a" bit slower Gov Program, said Mayor Richard town, said she read about the NACEL About marriage, Christel said, (English as a second languagel She Phyllis DeGutis. tion Day. Nov. 8. to Super-Tuff pair 459 Ella Grasso welcomed the 150 1 Blackstone. The state has $3 million "Pll wail and sec," is from Hartford, will be paid $13,930, • Miss Donna Salerno for English register at the town clerk's program in mid-June. They needed French students at the Capitol They in federal funds to help low income Christel won her way to America received her master's degree from at Synergy. She is from Columbia, office before leaving for host families for August. The Fac­ look rides on the carousel in Bushnell loz bottle people recover from the burdens of t liis summer in a NACEL the University of Pittsburgh, and will will be paid 92 per cent of the second school Olearasil Acne Lotion Anti-Bacienai t,3Q tors applied, had their references Park. the last winter. photography contest She took a replace Mrs I’a tricia Higgins step or $8,979, received her B.A. checked, and were told Christel At the end of that week, the family The state can pay up to $250 for would arrive in Hartford Aug. 4. photo of a table covered with things McGurkin. degree from the U niversity of box of 30 drove lo Provincetown on Cape Cod American The things included a bot­ Curad Adhesive Bandages 1,25 past due bills. The money will be She and her daughters all wrote • Mi.ss Nancy Baker for science al Connecticut, and replaces Mi.ss "The way the girls dressed mailed direct to the firm owed. ahead to Christel in Paris. The tle ol catsup, a Hamburg, an election Sunset Bidgc. She is from Bristol, Deborah Brilzman reminds me oi Paris, " Christel said Permits Fo^CleanerScalp 11 oz bottle 1 ,Qg Families who have paid their bills daughters are Lori, 17, who will be a pin with Carter and Mondale, a will be paid $9,475, received her B S The hoard approved leaves without Halo Shampoo On the way, they stopped in Onset. but at the expense of other needs freshman this fall at the University baseball and more. degree from Central Connecticut pay for Mrs Irene Hadfield. physical may be eligible for a direct $50 pay­ Mass., as Christel traced some of her Mrs. Factor said, "I think Christel Stale College, and replaces Donald education teacher at East Hartford required of Connecticut School of Business; family roots. Her grandmother was 6.4 oz tube ment. Is very American." Soblewski. High .School, and John Larson, soi-'-l C lose-u p Toothpaste »n* .Z'X Q7 0 Sharon, 16, a junior at Penney High from Corsica and a great grand­ Applications can be made by Christel said relations in the Fac­ • Mrs, Mary Bagley for business in studies teacher at I’enncy She died School, and Mara, 11, in Grade 7 at father from somewhere in Italy. She for sheds calling 1-800-842-9551. Deadline is tor and Lombardini households is the Ihe Synergy School She is from Hart­ child rearing and he cited completion Pitkin School. plans to go to Ware, Mass , Aug 28 to Aug. 31. People can also write to same. ford, will be paid $9,853, received her of graduate work liolton Pepsodent Adult Toothbrush “"ir 790 "Hi Christel" read the Factors' trace more roots. This year we will publish complete school bus schedules Energy, P.O. Box 238, Hartford, "I'm always fighting with my B.A. degree from Bryant College, liesignations approved were from: banner as the NACEL visitors came Lori was back home by this Mon­ Calvin Hutchinson. in this edition. What a great place for a Back-To-School Conn. 06101. off the bus in Hartford. sister," she said. and replaces Mark Williams • Miss Joyce Dwyer, who taught ^*°»Labei 6.5oz lube day — just in lime to eat Christel's The other four NAChH, students Bolton building Inspector, Ad. Pepsodent Toothpaste 790 Mobile post office "I saw your sign as soon as I got off • Mrs. Marie DiNinni-Avroch for English on a 75 per cent basis at said several persons are crepes. and their host families in East Hart­ Synergy in Ihe past year She has A postal service mobile van will the bus, " she told them smiling. bilingual work half time. She is from putting up sheds without "We called it Operation Crepe, ' ford are: Olivier Thomas with the taken a full-time position elsewhere. Double Edge eiade pkgof5 stop at the elderly apartment units in She had just finished a long jet ride South Windsor, will be paid $5,970, gelling permits He said Wilkinson II Blades 1,39 Lori said. John Bakas family at 720 Oak St , to New York City and another long received her B S. degree from the • Mrs Nancy Nebenzahl, who the local building code East Hartford to provide stamps and Christel taught the Factors French Plan now for record selling bus ride here, so the Factors brought Guillaume Cavelier with the John University of Hartford, and replaces taught elementary grades since Sept. requires a permit for any other postal materials next secrets for making delicious crepes. each 2.99 her home, had a quick dinner and let I.eonard family al 55 Forest St., Mrs. Edna Jimenez 9, 1974, until she went on sick leave Wilkinson II Razor Thursday, Aug. 25. The town Com­ "It's very easy," .she said. structure except a dog and Record Profits... Marylin Hauteville with the Joseph April 22 She cited child rearing as mission on Services for the Elderly her go to bed. For Christel, she was • Mrs, Ann Doros for English at house Tuesday was "East Hartford Day " McGuiness family at 118 Wickham her reason box of 40 and the U S. Post Office set up the going to sleep much later than usual. Sunset Hidge. She is from East Hart­ lliilcliiiison said Ihere Reserve Your Space in The Tampax Tampons superpius 1,00 for the French students in town They Dr , and Yannick Cadeau with the • Mrs Karen L Perkins, who was visits. The time difference between Paris ford, had taught in this system ,ire /oiling regulations that met the mayor and toured Town Paul Richard family al 46 Shadycresl a school psychologist since Oct 25 Herald’s Annual It will park for about a half hour. and East Hartford is six hours. before, will work al four-fifths pay of must be lollowed (or Hall. Dr She is moving out of slate ^4 oz iar 1.29 There is no set timetable. The first thing the Factors did $7,580, received her B S degree from property setback Pacquins Dry Skin Cream Town Clerk John Barry told Ixjri The NACFIL students return to Westfield Stale College in • Edward W Risk, who taught in­ If there is a demand shown for it, it Friday, Aug. 5, was shop for jeans for she could register to vote Nov. 8 He said persons in­ Christel. France Aug. 31. Massachu.selts, and replaces Miss dustrial arts on the elementary level will come back the fourth Thursday because she'll be 18 by then. After stalling pools are reminded bottle of 24 1,39 Barbara Goldberg. since Sepl 1. 1973 He has accepted a Sine-off Sinus Tablets of each month. "Jeans are so much more expen­ she was sworn in, he told her she was lliat permits are needed (or • Mrs. Eleanor J Gillis as school position elsewhere any kind ol (lool He said oz bottle fences must be in place by Baby Magic Baby Lotion 9 1,39 the time the pool is filled. East Hartford police report WestowifPt}armacy, Inc. For lurttier inlormation. Ultra Ban II Deodorant 3ozcan 1,29 455 Harlford Road i-TECH STEREO-^ contact lliitchoison His of­ Manchcslcr, Conncclicul ()6()4() fice IS open daily Irom 9 ^oziar Ronald F. Bergeron, 21, of 28 Village surety bond for court appearance next 643-5230 a 111. to 2 p III and Monday Head & Shoulders Shampoo 1,75 St., East Hartford, was arrested on four month. from 7 to 9 |i m court warrants stemming from different SUMMER OEMUNCE SALE riiree imliicleil Lilt Home Permanent Regular each kit 2 .^^5 incidents in June. Howard D. Little, 21, of Hartford was The Rev Robert Cronin On June 5, he allegedly phoned a police arrested Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Receivers*Speakers *T urntables *Tape Decks announced today that three Special each kit 2,2^) lieutenant at headquarters and made Bradlee's store off Silver Lane and 9' Lilt Home Permanent statements which lead to a threatening 0 . Shofwood parishioners of St .Maurice charged with fourth-degree larceny. 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W e Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Not Responsible for Typographical Errors Cecere el al. properly on Broad St., con­ St. at Connecticut Blvd. let. MANCHESTER • 646-8364 veyance lax $47.30. Wednesday, 11:24 p.m.—Medical call to $0 Hourr. Mondny, Tuowtuy. Friday 10-9; TuMdoy-Wadnaodny-Siturdny 10-9 Tower Rd. PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18. 1977 — PAGE THREE-B Burglary prevention is program goal T h o u g h ts Only seven set to go in WHA ApLENty Bolton “Right now we’ve drawn up a given the opportunity to have individual Bolton homes were burglarized 53 times. Nieliwocki said, “Through this program." MONTREAL (UPI) - The and said "because of extreme player Oilers tried to join the NHL. Bolton has been chosen for a pilot home security checks, and will be able to On at least eight occasions burglars have The sergeant said, “The purpose of the schedule for both seven and eight demands which cannot be entirely World Hockey Association, teams, and it will be in the hands of Another phase of the two-day burglary prevention program, to be run on use engravers on their valuables and hit the same place twice. program is to get burglars to say, 'Why hit racked by internal dissension met we are unable to continue par­ meetings dealt with the dispersal of a townwide basis, by State Police from the property. Sgt. Nieliwocki said, “Everyone is Bolton. People in that town show a high our trustees by the weekend, and we ticipation in the WHA." and financial difficulties, will hope to release it next Monday, " players on the disbanded San Diego Colchester barracks. The program will be run by members of afraid because they think being nosey is awareness with burglary prevention By Len Auster Hatskin said "Edmonton aSked for team. State Police Sgt. Walter Nieliwocki said the State Police auxiliary force under Sgt. bad. That's not true. Let’s encourage peo­ programs, let’s go someplace else where open a sixth season in October WHA Board Chairman Ben Hatskin players on other teams but we just said. Hatskin said San Diego’s players Bolton was selected because it has one of Nieliwocki's supervision. ple to watch their neighbor. Let’s get the the pickings are easier'.” with at least seven teams could not go along with that." He will be divided among the existing the four highest burglary records of the 13 Bolton s five-m em ber Board of word out. Good citizenship is being nosey. Residents participating in the program playing an 80-game schedule If Calgary decides to enter a team said hoped Pocklington would change requesting entrance, afraid of the teams in a dispersal draft. The clubs towns served by the Colchester barracks. Selectmen was fully receptive to the idea “Remember, every day that goes by, will be given bright red stickers for their Plain talk this season, Hatskin said, “we could his mind and re-enter the league. caliber. While we won’t request a featuring 36 contests with will choose in reverse order of their He also said Bolton was chosen because of and intend to get it under way almost im­ something could happen that we might be windows. The stickers say “Burglars TOe New England Whalers will not even go to nine teams if necessary." He said, however, Edmonton would sanity hearing, one has to question European clubs. finish last season, giving Bir­ its geography and population. mediately. able to prevent with this program," he beware. We belong to neighborhood watch join the NHL this coming year. They The seven teams on the provisional have to be voted out of the WHA and this statement. Area viewers who’ve Peta^ocklington, co-owner of the 1977-78 schedule are the Birmingham mingham the first seiection. Sgt. Nieiiwocki told selectmen At the meeting at the Community Hall said. No one can prevent burglaries 100 and operation identification.” may never become part of the es­ l'’fT0l action mipht be taken if the watched New York Ranger and Edmonton Oilers, walked out of the Bulls, Cincinnati Stingers, Houston Wednesday that Bolton will be the first Wednesday afternoon, the selectmen per cent of the time, but there are many Resident State Trooper Robert Peterson tablished league. Boston Bruin games down the years WHA’s annual meeting Wenesday Aeros, Indianapolis Racers, New town in Connecticut to have such a per­ learned Bolton homes were burglarized 15 things you can do to discourage said he is completely in favor of the Why not? Who knows but specula­ can tell there is a distinct difference. and announced his club's withdrawal England Whalers. Quebec Nordiques sonal burglary prevention program. times in July, compared to three times in burglaries, he said. program and wants to see it start im­ tion should be an interesting topic of An so, if the Whalers vanquish the from the league. The Calgary Cow­ and Winnipeg Jets. He said residents will be instructed in July 1976. No one seemed to know the Selectman John Carey asked, “How do mediately. converMtion for awhile. The Hart­ NHL in the six pre-season games, boys have not yet decided whether Pocklington surprised reporters Graham searching methods of preventing burglaries at their reason for the increase. you tell people there is a problem in “I hope everyone in town participates,” ford Civic Center tenants and five don't call it parity. Remember they they will play this year. when he stormed out of the meeting homes or business establishments, will be Between July 1976 and August 1977, Bolton without alarming them?” Sgt. Peterson said. other franchises had their hearts set on becoming part of the NHL. are exhibitions, pure and simple. But the WHA, like of the old American for winning form That dream, however, was shattered and the fractured WHA has Football League, can survive and Second by three now set about regrouping, holding eventually become part of the old HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) — For David Graham, the 1977 PGA Crime prevention unit meetings in Montreal. TTiere is a liners if it works hard enough. season has been extremely disappointing. Following his most definite question if it'll ever recover. successful year ever, during which he won two tour events — in­ The WHA definitely will operate Bits and pieces Narkon fires best cluding the Westchester Golf Classic — for the first time and for the 1977-78 season. Anything after wants more members The Whalers and Whaler Booster finished eighth on the money list, he has fared rather poorly that should be gravy. What still Club will have a benefit softball remains and cannot be refuted is the game Sunday at Serling Field in West through the first 7Vz months of the schedule. V«*rnon On Aug. 30 the program will be the topic tournament round question of the teams' financial Hartford with donations going to "Obviously, I'm not pleased with of a television show on Channel 3 at 7:30 A newly organization, Connecticut stability. New England, one of top benefit the Newington Children's the way I've been playing," said to be extremely low. It is the type of p.m. Forming the panel for this program With the best round of the tournament to date, Manchester Association for Crime Prevention, formed WHA franchises, has yet to turn a Graham. "I really can't explain why course on which lesser players have will be Chief Herman Fritz of the Vernon Hospital...Former Whalers goalie Country Club’s Nancy Narkon pulled to within three strokes of under the guidance of Lloyd Plumstead of iw' profit and with present cir­ Bruce Landon and left-winger David I'm not playing well. I've diversified a greater likelihood of doing well so Police Department, Officer Yetz and Vernon and Officer William Yetz of the cumstances can't project doing so in Hynes have signed contracts with the the lead after two rounds of the Connecticut State Women’s into other things and maybe that’s it is surprising that, with the excep­ Prosecuting Atty. John Kearns of Com­ Vernon Police Department, is looking for the foreseeable future. Amateur Golf Championship. taking away from my game. I'm put­ tion of Graham, the victors have mon Pleas Court 16. Springfield Indians of the American more members, Howard Baldwin, owner of the Hockey League... Narkon, who last year as a ting well, but I know I'm not driving been the big money player. Jack Plans are being made for a tour of the ^Not my picture!’ Whalers, after the proposed merger Katie Tucker has been named to freshman became the first female as well as last year. I drove the ball Nicklaus has won twice and Arnold F^lumstead said the group now has about new Hartford Correctional Center and for was rejected talked about a bidding the Connecticut All-Star Swim Team ever to play for the Southern Connec­ well every day last year but now I Palmer, Julius Boros and Johnny 20 members and hopes to have from 150 to spending a couple of nights in the jail “to Little Willie, a two-month old goat war, going after unsigned NHL stars. which will meet a contingent of New ticut State College team, fired a two- can't keep my drives straight.” Miller also have earned victories 200 within the next six months. get the pyschological effect of being held belonging to the Earl Spielman family in It's a marvelous idea, but would lead England All-Stars at Ocean Beach over-par 75 inciuding a sparkling one- The $3(10,000 Westchester Classic, here. there, " Plumstead said. Plumstead, who is president of the Ellington, would rather play with the family to ultimate destruction, a happening Park in New London Aug. 23-24...The under 36 on the back nine. That which begins today and runs through Palmer is passing up the tourna­ Another program planned for the future organization, said the purpose is to assist dog than pose for pictures. He’s being held by which would meet with rejoicing third annual Thread City Slow Pitch placed her at 157 after two rounds Sunday, is the first U S. tournament ment this year, as are Hubert Green, will be a mock juvenile court session. police departments in the prevention of from some of the NHL hierarchy. Softball Tournament will be held at and three back of Gail Appell who Graham has ever defended. He won Ray Floyd and Lee Trevino. But There will be a real judge, juvenile ad­ Jimmy Norwood, a family friend. Little crime. If the Whalers and the WHA are to Recreation Park in Willimantic Sept. fired her second consecutive 77 to at Cleveland in 1972, but the event everyone else will be on hand to com­ vocate and probation officer. Only the Willie will appear at the Tolland County 4-H survive, they're going to have to 2-3-4. Play is open to all Class A or B hold onto the lead. was dropped from the tour the pete for the $60,(X)0 first prize, in­ He said members stress community in­ defendant will be an actor. Fair, Rt. 30 Vernon, this weekend. (Herald build a product so strong the NHL teams. Closing date for entries which Play in the 12th annual CSWAGC at following year. cluding Nicklaus and leading money volvement and want people in all walks of This program will follow the “juvenile photo by Richmond) can't refuse entrance. Two '76-77 "Westchester is a very prestigious life to become involved can be forwarded to the Willimantic Lyman Meadow Golf Club was winner Tom Watson. offender” from the time of arrest through teams, Phoenix and San Diego folded Rec Department is Aug. 27... delayed an hour and half because of tournament, " said the 3I-year-old "Even though Watson's having Lt. Robert Walsh of the West Hartford to the end. leaving many players out of work. The official National Basketball lightning and thunder. The players Australian native, "and winning last such a great year, I still think Police Department and Officer Yetz are Plumstead said anyone interested in While litigation can be part of the year makes things a little more dif­ vice-presidents. m ent Association schedule is out with the resumed action, but had to continue Nicklaus is the dominant force in the joining the organization should contact Lt. T H I S P W J J I reason why there wasn't a rush for Boston Celtics slated to make six under wet conditions after another ficult for me this time. I don't want game, " said Graham. “He's the one The group has several special programs Walsh at the West Hartford Police Sta­ these unemployed, it's not the whole appearances in Hartford. Dates and downpour. to come back here and not do justic to beat. But there have been so many planned. The first will be a fire tion. The next regular meeting of the answer. In a nutshell, most couldn’t opponents are Oct. 25 vs. Atlanta, Mrs. Appeil, out of the Golf Club of to last year’s play, so I'm more con­ different winners on the tour this demonstration Saturday at the Dairy group will be Aug. 24 at 7 p.m. in the West supplant those on existing rosters. Dec. 13 vs. The Nets, Jan. 5,1978 vs. Avon, and the 19-year-old Narkon scious about playing well. I'm trying year that any one of 1(X) players is (Jueen on Rt. 83 in Vernon. Hartford Town Hall. Nancy Narkon One Winnipeg Jet official after the Phoenix, Jan. 31 vs. Indiana March 14 teamed up two weeks ago to win the to think of all the things that helped capable of winning this one.” proposed merger fell through said vs. Detroit, and April 6 vs. Taconic (Mass.) Two-Ball Tourna­ The concluding 18 holes will be me last year and do them again." And Graham, naturally, includes A traffic-stopper the NHL was afraid of those Washington. ment. played today. The 6,M3-yard Westchester course himself among the 100. It’s a traffic-stopper on Snipsic Lake Rd. in Ellington when David is an easy one and the top scores tend Spielman, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spielman, takes his oxen. Myette gets 400 names VBLU SAVE Chip and Dale for a walk. The cherry wood yoke was made by South Windsor To try again Town softball tourney David’s father. David will be showing the oxen at the Tolland County sonal gains,” said Myette. YOU MONEV 4-H Fair on Rt. 30 in Vernon, this weekend. Fair activities start Councilman Robert Myette has obtained Myette supporters say the second- Courageous showing best Rain again washed out Friday night and continue through Sunday afternoon. (Herald photo the necessary signatures to force a district chairman has “worked hard for featuring the last night's Twilight gets under way tonight by Richmond) primary in hopes of winning back his slot the people of South Windsor, but has League playoff tilt on the Democratic ticket for South Wind­ alienated many of his Democratic con­ between Moriarty's and sor's November election. stituents with the maverick role he has in America’s Cup trials Bristol. The game has Town Slow Pit"h .Softball "B” 7 and 8:15. A deciding contest Is Myette was endorsed by his party for re- taken since he bucked Mayor Sandra Division Tournamen: play begins slated Monday night at Nebo at 7 election when the Democrats caucused to Bender in her choice of Edward Havens been rescheduled for tonight at Fitzgerald Field and o’clock if necessary. SWHS chief quits tonigh beginning at 5:30 select candidates. for deputy mayor following her election in Robertson Park. Although Myette could not be reached 1975. NElVPORT, R.I. damage to Courageous and The best of the three competition. at St. Thomas Seminary The schedule: teacher. He was appointed principal in France I s wooden hull South Windsor 1973. for confirmation, sources say 400 names Myette, the second highest vote-getter (UPI) - Wind- Independence. American boats will face a in Bloomfield. The T li r i f I y' § P u r k u g (■ v s. foreign challenger begin­ was gouged in the crash, William Spohn will resign as principal of Spohn will begin bis new duties in New of registered Democrats will be delivered in the election, fought for and won the depu­ whipped rain failed to ' ‘They called it off just at Clierrone'ii I’arkage, 6—Kilzgrruld the right time,” Turner ning Sept. 13 to determine but she was repaired and winner advances to the .South Windsor High School to accept a Hampshire at a time to be agreed upon by to Democratic Registrar Claie Gritzer ty mayor title. Hob & Marie'ii vn. Oil lleiil, dampen the bravado of said. “On the next ieg, we whether yachting's top ready for a joyride with finals. position as assistant school superinten­ both school systems. today by Myette's campaign co-manager, Opponents say Myette is verbal but un­ 7! 15—Fitzgerald dent in Salem, N il Edward Reardon. Two hundred names are usually non-committal. Atlanta Braves owner would have been hit by a prize will remain in the siste r ship France II CRT Blue VB. Telephone Sorie- The .South Windsor Board of Education Wednesday morning. South Windsor School Supt Robert needed to force the primary. He charges the faction within the party Ted Turner, whose 12- 71-knot squall. That's 85 United States, where it has ly, 6—RoberlBon IS expected to accept Spohn's resignation Although standings alone (ioldman announced the resignation At a press conference announcing his in­ caused his defeat, but when pressed, meter yacht miles an hour. It hit been for 126 years. Looking GIuhb II vn. Ilglilund when I t meets Aug 23 at 7;.30 p m. at The nip-and-tuck series decide the outcome of today. t'nion .School, tention to primary, Myette said his defeat refuses to say who it is, says one Courageous won its without a lot of warning Park Market, 7:15—HohertBon and I don't know whether between Sweden's Sverige foreign trials, the Briefs Spohn began with the South Windsor Spohn and his wife, Kathy, and their at the caucus was due to the efforts of a Democrat. He fought like crazy for that third straight race in we could have gotten the and Gretel H was tied 2-2 American defender picked school system in t%8 as a social studies children live in Manchester "highly organized minority faction” referendum on a change of government The Feline League playoff tilt final trials to pick a sails down in time.” Tuesday. The first to win by the New York Yacht Fro IliiHki-lbiill within the Democratic party, and not by for the town, but would never even com­ scheduled last night was rained out. defender for the Courageous, which won four races will earn the Club by Sept, 8 will not Washington — Signed all-star the party itself. mit himself to take a stand on the issue, The game between Moriarty’s and the 1974 Cup and dominated right to challenge necessarily be the one that forward Bob Dandridge. T am not at war with the Democratic the opponents say. America’s Cup. Crispino's will be played tonight at Area police report party but rather with the small group "We just put on our preliminary trials this Australia, a rival Aussie wins the most races. Ilorkc) Th deadline for the primary petition is "I think we have been 7:15 at Nike Field. The winner ad­ which uses the party for political and per­ Friday. green lifejackets over our year, ripped a spinnaker boat, in foreign finals the least tense (crew) all Chicago — Signed left wing Bob vances to best two-of-three finals white suits and looked like and tangled rigging on one beginning Aug. 25. along but we are not over­ "Battleship" Kelly, formerly with against David's beginning Friday Vernon Tbe accident is still under investigation. a bunch of those guys from leg, losing at least 10 Repairs continued today confident," Turner in­ the Pittsburgh Penguins. night with two clashes at Mt. Nebo at Arthur Williams, 37, of 31 School St., 'Star Wars,"’ Turner said, seconds. She was 50 on Australia’s dented Rte MO, Sliinord Spring’. CT Rockville, was charged Wednesday with Firemen plan muster seconds ahead of aluminum hull. She was sisted. "We have a long, Cleveland — Acquired the rights to (70]) 604 7M] .South WindHor comparing Wednesday’s driving while under the influence of liquor victory over Independence Independence at the finish. damaged at the start of a arduous campaign ahead. Wi.sconsin center Mike Eaves from (^ovrnlry One robin doesn't make a St I,x)uis in exchange for defenseman or drugs. He was involved in a two-car ac­ Arthur Duncan, 36 of Hartford, was teams and 15 women's teams from other to the spaceship battles in Independence skipper Tuesday race which spring." Len Frig. cident on Rt. 83. charged Wednesday night with driving The South Coventry Fire Department states as well as several local teams. All the popular movie. Ted Hood, a Marblehead, eliminated France I from The driver of the other car was Peter while his license was suspended, and Jef­ will sponsor a fire fighters' muster at teams are required to run in all seven Courageous rested today Mass., sailmaker, blamed frey Cyr, 19, of Bloomfield, was charged the loss on "tactical T iresfone Benoit, 18, of Pine Knob Rd., South Wind­ Trueman's Field, at S. River Rd. and meets to qualify for the league trophies. while Enterprise and with failure to grant the right of way at a sor. No injuries were reported, Talcott Hill Rd., Aug, 28. The area is adja­ Leet said the Coventry team won the Independence were to duel errors " at the starting line private drive. Williams was released on a $200 non­ cent to Camp Coventry. sportsmanship trophy last season for in the American series and and on the first leg. surety bond for appearance in Common The muster will include two women's being the best sports through the season. Sweden was to battle The American matchup They were involved in an accident on today paired two new TIRE DEALS Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Sept. 14. events and two men's events, with one On the day of the muster, S. River Rd. Australia’s Gretel II in Rt. 5. No injuries were reported. Duncan twelves and pitted Hood’s is to appear in Common Pleas Court 12, 'mystery” event, time permitting. will be closed to through-traffic, from the foreign trials. WhatAmeri€a wants helmsmanship against the State Police said traffic was tied-up for East Hartford, Aug. 30 and Cyr, Sept. 2. 'The muster is the Rhode Island League intersection of Talcott Hill Rd. and Case Winds over 50 knots about two hours on 1-86 Wednesday night Sanctioned Muster to which the fire Hill Rd., between 11 a m. and 6 p.m. forced race officials to expertise of Olympic at the Bolton Rd. overpass in Vernon after department belongs. To defray the costs to the Coventry shorten Wednesday’s medalist Lowell North, the Amensa gets at.,, a tractor-trailer hit the overpass Deputy Fire Chief Harry Leet said he is team, participants will sell hot dogs, ham­ course from six to three San Diego, Calif., South Windsor Police are investigating sailmaker who skippers The driver, Charles Allen of Wyoming, the report of the theft of 24 speakers from anticipating approximately 20 men's burgers and corn-on-the-cob. legs, a decision that may Enterprise, was pinned in the cab He and a the poles at the East Hartford Drive-In on have averted serious A Good Dealt passenger, Terry Simmons, were taken to Chapel Rd. The speakers are valued at Rockville General Hospital for treatment about $10 apiece, police said Vk OF MANCHESTER CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA 1^ Hebron man heads Lions TOLLAND TURNPIKE Oll'VVVS/ Wilbur M. Dennis of Old Colchester Rd., Amston sec­ DRtSSES «N9^ SPORTSWUR • Free agents try tion of Hebron, has been sworn in as district governor of District 23-C, Connecticut Lions Internationai. District 23-C includes 46 Lions Clubs and two Lioness Clubs in to make rosters Eastern Connecticut Among the cabinet appointments made bv Dennis was 3 DAY SPEOAL that of Everett J. Clark of the Hebron Lions Club as secretary-treasurer. NEW YORK (UPI) -r This is pre-season time and 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD every team Is filled with little-known free agents like run­ 340A7I-13 b iK k w ill plus tl.7 3 F C T p ir tirt ind old t ir t i Dennis is a charter member of the Hebron club, served 5.60-15 biM kwsll plus $1 70 F.C T per lir t *nd old 1ir«s as its second president and has served as superintendent POLYESTER ning backs Arnold Morgado and Clarence Harmon. These of the Hebron Harvest Fair. He was instrumental in the two, however, are quickly making themselves noticed. En|oy \bur WMkEndd DELUXE CHAMPION* club s purchase of the 84-acre fairgrounds. And they will try to continue their impressive early Now Th* Tim* To 0«t Goodytor'i performances tonight when the Kansas City Chiefs visit B#sf’S«1llng Bloi'Pty'Pow*rStr*ak'l Prices Dennis has served on many committees of district, state A 7 0 -1 ) the Washington Redskins. Other Sl/en Aveileble at Low' Low' Prices rolled back B le c h w e ll and international Lions conferences and events. He has SHIRTS Plus 11 72 received several Lions International awards for his ef­ Morga* took advantage of injuries to MacArthur Lane F.E.T.artd and Ekl Podolak Saturday night to spark a 23-21 Chiefs’ to S ept.76 okt tire forts " A " e lie He IS a member of the Hebron Zoning Commission and victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers with 48 yards in pass Flu* F.e.T. S*rib deeign. 'Custom Power Cushion Polyglas' WMWwelt PRICE and eld as low as $A44 receptions in a 10-point fourth quarter. That earned ail* EACH a former justice of the peace in town Ur# Morgado the game ball. E78-14 $35.90 $2.26 8 ii« Bla ckw a ll W h itew all FE.T ill)iir .M. Deiinia Harmon Is the Redskins' leading rusher with 88 yards A78*13 whitewall G78-14 $40.45 $2.58 in 17 carries in two preseason games. plus $1 73 F 6 T A78 13 111.0 0 ta i.o o SI 72 G78-1S $41.50 $2.65 Rockville hospital notes Rbq. W The Redskins are seeking their first victory ever and old tire B78 13 21.00 22.00 1 82 Lovely printM H7e-15 $44.65 $2 68 C78 14 22.00 21.00 ?OI CALL 529-7443 against the Chiefs, who have beaten Washington twice in 0 7 8 14 20.00 21.00 2 0 9 Additional Sizes Low Priced Too 21.00 Area fire calls Admitted Wednesday. Discharged Wednesday nykm shirts in pre-season and once in regular season, 33-30 last year on a E78 14 20.00 2 23 or TOLL FREE F78 14 20.00 SOAO 2 37 Debra Harstis, Alpert Dr., Charles Gulak, Hansen Dr , a rainbow of last minute flea-flicker play. G78-14 20.00 21.00 2 53 Vernon. Leisa Dabbs, Tunnel 21.00 2I 4M rollaiul (a>mil\ Vernon, Nathan Hoffman, multi-colored In the only other game Thursday night, Oakland travels H 78 14 2 73 Rd., Vernon, Wanda Piano, Ellington; William Loos, l-(800)-842-8433 to Seattle. Minnesota is at Baltimore and St. Loiiis at G78 15 20.00 22.00 2 59 Wednesday, 7 21 p m - Webster Lane, Bolton, combinations, OIL H 78 16 224 0 24.00 2 79 Tractor tire. Rt 71, Tolland Orchard St., Rockville; Mar­ (Hevelaad Friday night and, on Saturday night, Pittsburgh L78-15 24.00 M .00 3 0 9 Theodore Johnson. cia Miller. Grand Ave., S-M-L 'a r w *e"I n i)u s t r ie """"" faces the New York Jets at East Rutherford, N.J., NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. All prices plui tax and oki tire Meadowlark Rd . Vernon, CHANGE Wednesday, 10 25 p in -- Rockville; Scott Ovens, 30 iorfkin Lon«. W tfhm fltld, Conn 06109 Chicago Is at Houston, the New York Giants at San Diego, 295 Broad St. (opposite Sears Automotive) Gas washdown, 1 86. Vernon Mae Lee, Franklin Park. Meadowlark Rd., Vernon; FWato Hu.o (Ow, >0* I a>«< oot'for tn LUBE & FILTER Rockville. Stevan Mack. Old Denver at Atlanta, Miami at Dallas, Buffalo at New SAFETY OPEUMON TUES.WED FBI IS 30. SAT •!.THURS II Joan Sheridan, Grandview NAME Orleans and Green Bay at Tampa Bay. Bankers South Windsor Tire, Inc. Today. 105 a in Car lire. Town Rd., Rockville, Irene Ter . Vernon; Bert Ursin, 643-1161 $8.88 Prospect St . Rockville ■address Los Angeles is at ^ n Francisco and Cincinnati at Marquis. Prospect St . Tolland ARCO-MASTER CHARGE CASH UP TO S QUAflTi 1281 JOHN FITCH BLVD. (Rto.S) Today, 1 08 a m, false Rockville. Harriet Osborn, Births Wednesday A son to OPEN MON.-FRI. 10 A.M. - 9 P.M Detroit on Sunday while New England visits Philadelphia mask 10 W 40 OIL alarm. Kingsbury and I'olland Somers. Ellen Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kadish, SAT. 10 - 6 Monday night. 289-9381 Aves.. Rockville S T tli Regan Rd , Rockville. Berle Rd , South Windsor. ■<' PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 M A N C H ESTER E V EN IN G H ERALD , Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug, 18, 1977 - PA G E FIVE-B Richardsil Standings Htip Wanfd 13 Help Wanted 13 Yankees starting run at East pennant to enter NEW YORK I UPI) - National League American League S he rteralh DEALERS on the verge of removing it for League also-ran while Baltimore and decision from the Detroit Tigers, to frustrated," Martin snorted. (shortstop Bucky) Dent hitting Renee Richards' legal vic­ East East DETROIT (UPI) - The New tory in New York State Boston traded turns at the top. close within 3 1/2 games of the first- "They've won 16 of their last 17 (now eighth and ninth — and they’re All- W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB York Yankees, having the last one. court Wednesday may pave CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Now, however, it looks like place Red Sox — a team which lost 18) and they haven’t gone anywhere. Stars,” he exclaimed. “ Those are Phila 72 45 .615 - Boston 70 45 .609 - WANTED The talent-laden Yankees were graciously allowed some Manager Billy Martin's team is for only the second time in its last 18 “ They must be wondering what two pretty good hitters right there.” the way for the 42-year-old Pittsbgh 69 51 .575 4W Baltimore 68 49 .581 3 excitement to remain in the conceded the East Division title back transsexual to play in any New York 68 50 . 576 3Vi when games were played on paper. playing like the collection of All- outings. they have to do to build up a lead in Wednesday night’s game was Chicago 66 51 .564 6 American League East title Stars everybody said it is. this division,” Martin said. ‘‘Our decided on the first 12 pitches. Ac­ professional tennis tourna­ St. Louis 66 54 .550 7W Detroit 54 63 . 462 17 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD But when the time came to take the “ Frustrated? They (Boston) ment in the world. Clevelnd 53 65 . 449 18W PHONE 643-2711 They took their ninth win in their starling pitchers have been doing a tually the first three. Montreal 54 65 .454 19 chase for five months, may be field, New York stumbled and should be the ones who are Richards won aypar long FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD last 10 games Wednesday night, a 7-5 real good job for us. That’s been the Mickey Rivers, Roy White and New York 49 69 . 415 23W Milw 53 70 . 431 21 fumbled like a National Football battle t0"^3enter the U.S. Toronto 40 76 . 345 30W big difference lately.” Thurman Munson socked the first West Open tournament when the Manager Ralph Houk of the Tigers three for ,a home run, triple and dou­ W L Pet. GB W esi Good job for extra Income. U.S. Tennis Association INDEX Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted clings to the same belief he’s had all ble, respectively, off hard-luck loser Los Ang 72 47 .605 — W L Pet. GB 13 acceded to a ruling by N.Y. Please contact along; that the Yankees ought to win Fernando Arroyo, 6-13, who was Cincin 61 59 .508 11W Texas 67 50 . 573 - N O T IC E S WRITERS - Writers agent State Supreme Court 1 Loat and Found SALES POSITION - Straight it. mockingly cheered when his fourth Houston 57 64 .471 16 Chicago 66 50 . 569 Vs 2 — P*r ftonalt commissions, leads furnished needs short stories, artiaes, Justice Alfred Ascione and 3 — Forsch hurls Cards 'T v e said New York should win all pitch was taken for a ball. San Fran 55 66 . 455 18 Minn 68 52 . 567 W Announctmonli to homeowners. Call 242-5402. novels. Reply to Box CC, c/o said Richards can compete 4 _ Entertainmoni Manchester Herald for com­ George Doherty along,” he reiterated. “ 1 see no Reggie Jackson struck out on a 3-2 San Diego 54 70 .435 20W Kan City 65 51 .560 IW 5 A u ctio n s in the $462,000 tournament. - PRIO R SE R V IC E M E N - The plete information. reason to change my mind. They pitch but Chris Chambliss smacked a Atlanta 42 76 . 356 29V5 Calif 58 58 .500 8W in poraon The USTA placed her in the FINANCIAL A ir Force recently announced have too many moves they can make, 1-1 delivery for a triple which Seattle 50 72 .410 19W 8 Bonds-Stocxs-Morigagas new openings for individuals DELIVERY AND Stock back into picture 9 — Personal Loans main draw for the women’s Oakland 44 73 ,376 23 Clerk. Full time, steady "They can go right-handed or left- knocked Arroyo out of the game. 10 - Insurance with prior military service. If singles — bypassing the W ednesday's Results you nave been out for less employment for neat handed," Houk said. "They've got a Randolph lined a single to center off Wednesday's Results EMPLOYMENT qualification matches — San Fran at Los Ang, ppd. than 5 years and are looking appearing person. Must have NEW YORK (UPI) — Catcher Ted Simmons knew before terrific bench. And a bench is so im­ John Hiller to cap the four-run first. Kansas City 5, Cleve 3 13 Help \AFenied excellent driving record, good for the tournament, which 14 — Business Opportunities for "A Great Way of Life", portant at this lime of year. Ed Figueroa took a 7-2 iead into the Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 2 New York 7, Detroit 5 references. Hourly rate above anyone else Wednesday night that Bob Forsch would pitch the St. begins Aug. 31. 15 - Situation Wanted contact the A ir Force im­ lieralti "Gee, they’ve got guys like (se­ ninth but needed Sparky Lyle’s 17th Atlanta 9, Houston 6 Milwaukee 5, Boston 3 mediately. Call 646-7440 minimum to start. Advance­ Louis Cardinals back into the National League East picture. Richards. an EDUCATION ment based on ability. Apply cond baseman Willie) Randolph and save to raise his record to 12-8 Montreal 13, Philadelphia Seattle 3, Minnesota 2 18 Private Instructions 19 — Manchester Tobacco and Can­ He had a good tasinallfastball as he ophthamologist who un­ Texas 6, Toronto 5 ScnooiS'Ciasses ASSEMBLERS and Coil always does, ' said Simmons, after derwent a sex-change 20 - Instructions Wanted Winders, must have finger dy Co., 299 Green Road, Only Francisco at Los Angeles was rained San Diego 7, Cincinnati 4 Today's Games after 4 p.m. Forsch subdued the New York Mets, operation in August. 1975. St. Louis 2, New York 0 REAL ESTATE dexterity and be capable of out. Boston (Jenkins 9-7) at 23 Homes lor Sale fine work. Will train. Hours 2-0. on a two-hitter. "His curveball 24 — L o is-L a n d (or Sale TIME STUDY AND METHODS ANALYST on attempted to enter the 1976 CLUB NEEDS bartenders, F \|) I I ’liillii-H 0 Milwaukee (Caldwell 3-5) 25 — Invesiment Property 7; 30 to 4 p.m. Apply Able Coil was exceptional. He started throwing U.S. Open but was denied cocktail waitresses, light and Immediate position is available (or an agressive Gary Carter drove in three runs Seattle (Galasso 0-2) at 26 — Business Property and Electronics, Howard curves for strikes in the first inning because she refused to take 27 — Resort Property Road, Bolton. sound system operator. App­ person with 3 to 4 years experience in time study with two homers, Stan Bahnsen, 7-5, Sundherg blasts Today's Games Minnesota (Thormodsgard9- 28 - Real Estate Wanted ly, The Alpha Omega Inn, and 1 knew he was going to have a an Olympic-type sex and methods. You'll be working directly with in­ knocked in two others and Tony Pittsburgh (Reuss 8-11) at 9) Route 44A, Bolton, between 3 good one. " chromosome test. This MISC. SERVICES SECRETARY - Manchester dustrial engineers in evaluating job standards. We Perez hit his 11th homer as Montreal Chicago (Burris 11-11 or Kansas City (Leonard 12- 31 Services Ottered agency seeking full time p.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. 10 Forsch allowed a first-inning single year, Richards decided to 32 — Pemting-Papering a m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and offer an excellent employee benefits program in­ halted Philadelphia's 13-game win­ Roberts 0-0) 33 — Building-Contracting secretary for auto insurance 10) at Cleveland (Garland Sunday. to Bruce Boisclair and a sixth-inning Texas into lead test the legality of that 34 — Rooting-Sidmg department. Duties include: cluding Blue Cross and CMS coverage, fully paid by ning streak. Steve Carlton, 17-7, took San Francisco (Barr 11-9) 10-13), N single by Lenny Randle. decision in court and 35 — Heating-PlumDing processing, typing and the company. the loss. at Los Angeles (Sutton 10-7) New York (Hunter 7-7) at 36 — Flooring "I want the next one very badly. " received a favorable judg­ 37 — Moving-T fork mg. Storage telephone contact. Beginning Cubs t, I’iriileK 2 Philadelphia (Lonborg 7- Detroit (Crawford 4-4), N IM M ED IA TE Openings for Apply Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. said Forsch. ‘ I've had 15 wins before NEW YORK (UPI) — Jim Sundberg blasted a two-out single in ment. 38 - Services Wanted after September 15th. Salary counter girls. Part time Bobby Murcer hammered his 22nd 3) at Montreal (Twitchell 2- Toronto (Clancy 1-3) at commensurate with If you pralar, mall your raauma of axparlanca and the bottom of the 10th inning Wednesday night to give the Texas "She is incredibly MISC FOR SALE nights or weekends. Must be and 23rd home runs to help Rick 8), N Texas (Ellis 6-9), N 40 Household Goods experience. Send resume to salary requiramanta to: thrilled and gratified that over 18. Apply in person after Rangers a 6-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. 41 — A rticle s tor Sale Box DD c/o Manchester 5 p.m^ D airy Queen, 242 Roland S t Petar, Panonwl Manager Reuschel, 16-5, to his first win since — Trailing, 5-2, entering the eighth, this has worked out as well 42 Building Supplies Herald. Broad Street, National League July 28. Jim Rooker fell to 7-10. 43 - Pets Birds- Dogs the Rangers caught a glimpse of the “ Confidence has made all the as it has. " said Michael 44 - Livestock AMF Cuno Division ItriiM'H 9, Astros 6 _ SALES C L E R K and delivery scoreboard; Seattle 3, Minnesota 2. difference," said Sundberg, who has Rosen, Richards' attorney. 45 Beals & Accessories OUR B A K E R Y Needs part 47 Main Straat Back-to-back homers by Jeff 46 Sporimg Goods in modern pharmacy. Full and time employees, on a snort but never 16. Twenty? 1 have eight or "I'm not surprised, but 47 — Garden Products Talcottvilla, Cl. 06066 Burroughs and W illie Montanez “ It woke u5 up, " said Texas driven in 27 runs in the last 27 games, Indoor work part time. Adjustanlc hours. notice basis. Applicants nine more starts 1 hope that's while raising his average to .295. really pleased. " 48 — A ntiques Pleasant working conditions. capped a season-high eight-run out­ Manager Billy Hunter. "We were aw­ 49 - Wanted to Buy should be available to work enough." "Early in my career I got a reputa­ Rosen said the decision Apply in person, Parkade any hours during the day or burst in the Atlanta sixth. Trailing, 6- fully flat, tired from making the long S M I T H F I E L D . R I. tories, while the Eagles RENTALS Liggett Drug. night. Approximately 1 or 2 Forsch and .Jerry Koosman dueled trip home (from Milwaukee). We got tion for not hitting but 1 always felt I enables Richards to play 52 R oom s tor Rent REAL ESTATE Career. Earn BABYSITTER / 1, Atlanta chased starter Tom Dixon, I UPI) — The New England are looking to better their — Apartm en ts tor Rent through five innings but St. Louis could. " for the Cleveland Nets of 53 days a week. Good hourly 115.000-1- annually. Must have HOUSEKEEPER, routed reliever Ken Forsch and away with some things that we might Patriots took advantage of 1-1 mark. 54 H om es tor Rent SCHOOL BUS Drivers - to rate. For aopointment, call scored twice in the sixth. Keith Her­ Royals 3, Imlians 3 World Team Tennis, with 55 — B u sin e ss tor Rent start in September for South license or in process. Part Governess. Permanent. Two handed Joe Sambito, 5-4, the loss. not have gotten away with against a rainy weather by working Joining the team — Resort Property tor Rent 289-1571, E xten sio n 227, 56 Windsor. Apply rear of 90 timers considered. For a con­ bright loving boys. 6 and 4. nandez walked, Ted Simmons singled good club. " John Mayberry smacked a three- whom she has a contract. 57 - Wanted to Rent between 8:30 and 11 a m. or I Dan Collins, 2-9, earned the victory. out at the Bryant College Wednesday for the first Brookfield Street, South Wind­ fidential interview. Ralph Tuesday - Friday, 8;45-4;45. and Cruz singled home Hernandez. run homer and Hal McRae singled in WTT Commissioner Butch 58 - M isc tor Rent to 3:30 p.m. An Equal Oppor­ I’adres 7, Reds 4 Tom Grieve led off the 10th with a gym while preparing for time since Saturday's sor after August 15th. 289- Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, Own transportation. 646-0261. After Ken Reitz sacrificed and Jerry single, but was erased at second base the eighth to drive in Amos Otis with Buchholz sent a telegram AUTOMOTIVE tunity Employer. Bill Almon singled, doubled and hit their third exhibition game exhibition victory over the 61 A utos tor Sale 5918. Mumphrey received an an intentional to Cleveland confirming _ BABYSITTER Needed for WANTED - Very efficient his first home run of the season to by Toby Harrah's fielder’s choice. the winning run. Mayberry's 18th of the year against the Green Bay Packers were 62 Trucks tor Sale HAIRDRESSER Wanted - walk, Simmons scored when Tyson Couldn’t find handle Sundberg followed with a liner to homer was his first since Aug. 5. the okay. 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale two school aged children of medical secretary. drive in five runs. Rookie right­ Philadelphia Eagles. wide receivers Marlin 64 Motorcydes-Bicydes Experienced only. Lu Jon Nurse working (our evenings Bookkeeper with good forced Mumphrey at second. "And Wimbledon, the 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile hander Mario Soto, 2-3, took the loss. left, easily scoring Harrah and ■Mariners 3, Twins 2 The Pats, 2-0, are aiming Briscoe and Stanley Salon of Beauty. 61 East weekly. (Every other knowledge of medical ter­ In other NL games, Montreal Dan Meyer singled in two runs in Italian and French Opens H om es Full time Cashier Center Street, 643-1939. minology, transcription Bob Shirley raised his record to 7-15 Neither New York Met third baseman Len Randle, who elevating the Rangers into first place for an unprecedented three Morgan. 66 Automotive Service weekend) 1:30 p m. until 1:00 drubbed I’hiladelphia, 13-0, Chicago the seventh to back the six-hit should also be open for her 67 A u io s (or R ent-Lea se to assume store respon­ a m, Rachel Road area. 643- typing and Insurance forms and Rollie Fingers notched his 27th crashes into the wall, nor a fan could catch this foul pop off the in the American League West, a half straight preseason vic­ LPN , 11 to 7. Part or full time. lopped Pittsburgh, 4-2, Atlanta game ahead of Chicago and pitching of Paul M itchell and to play, too, " Rosen said. sibility. Alternating day 9284 before 1p m. need^ for four day week. save. George Foster hit his 39th bat of St. Louis Cardinal Ken Reitz. (UPI Photo) and night work schedule. Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut Previous experience needed. ripped Houston, 9-6, San Diego Enrique Romo. Street. Manchester. Apply homer, a three-run shot. Minnesota. Duties w ill include helping Apply with resume to Box FF, stopped Cincinnati, 7-4, and San Monday through Friday, l l to c/o Manchester Herald. □ NOTICES manager write orders, put 3. Plainfield results away stock, keep store neat and clean. Some MAID WORK - Part time. HELP WANTED. 18 or older Call 644-1504, ask (or the experience preferred but CARRIERS Loti and Found 1 for Saturday and Sunday manager. riuinMluy night good attitude important nights. Will train. Apply at nUCX; FUT Tmr. 4147 REW ARD. J25. for the return factor Full of Baloney, 415 Main m m k aouDT i humi (tancU: 112 pM $2SiO Titrth: TatAaa Cour$a (4) of yellow bike stolen from 7- Street. NEEDED 3.00 2.N 3.20 Good pitching stops Red Sox flnt ItikM C m t (C) Fi Hk U 211 paU $$1N 2 iennit'i loigh 11, on Main Street, Monday tor I Irvi^ RiMttt S U 4il IN Trftecta 21-1 pari $14140 7 r 5.00 3.U Builnan Opportunity 14 lU lT im r 7J9 2.N Sixth; $-11 (I) 3 K| tarri 5.20 August 15th. Must be in A p p ly store m a n a g e r, EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper M anchester and 1 EneiN LN 2 hlN Chat I.N 4.N 3.N Tm-. 39:N original condition. Call 646- - Part time for one girl office. MILWAUKEE (tancla; 2&7 pari $1540 SMALL ENGINE Service “ They’re all tough, " he of the hitters and that some good hitters. You TIk 3 H I SM ata 4J0 I N Apply England Hardware, more impressive because farfecti: 217 p«d $11.20 4623. East Hartford areas Corporation expanding dealer (UPI) - The M l c (U M N 7 OiHa tart 4.20 BROOKS DISCOUNT Bolton Notch. Monday said grumpily after the helps, ” he said. Sorensen it was against the stinging don’t have any breathing TrifictK $^1 pM StfLN Tm-. 3141 TrHtctc 2-7-3 pari S221N to dollvar lh« network. No experience U 277 W etl Middle through Friday, 10 to 2. IMPOUNDED - Irish Setter Milwaukee Brewers game. “ There ain’t no such said his slider and fast ball Boston bats. room. You have to pitch itm k S-lf (I) taMeta 21$ p«4 $2240 Ornuth: 5-11 (C) Manchoatar Evoning necessary. Complete training 4 h ttv M tv 30.N H .N li$ NrttcU: 2U pari $31.N 5 Taen SpK. riv 27.N ll.N 4.N Male, Morris Road area. Tan Turnpike got one of their rare thing as an easy team. were both working well nine tough innings. ” TrifKtz 2 S-7 pari $309.30 1 M ) Nril 17.00 3.40 program. 1500. investment 7 ». Mn C.n LW female mixed breed. Eldridge Mencheeter M ATU R E Babysitter needed Horald They’re all tough. ” "As far as a solid iineup, 1 iJ .'i M On (.40 Smattc S-ll (I) 7 b ttj loop 3.N required to start your own and helped him keep the 31:49 Street. Irish Setter, male, St. for two small boys, weekends. Call good outings from a The two teams meet \ TIm : 31.-47 1 Friitir'i $t» 11.40 S.N $.20 Tm: 649-9196 business. Ideal for retired or He was asked if his team I d have to say Boston is (hnala; 115 pari $141.00 12 to 7 Saturday, Sunday 2 to 8 natters off-balance. o a c a i > 9 ^ M te: U7 9^ WM 4 K»n Npp8 3.20 Z.N John Street area. Contact part time. Details on request. starting pitcher for a today with Ferguson Mecta; 511 pari $209.40 Call 649-7804. 647-9946 might have let down Grammas was full of the best around, ” Gram­ TrifvctK 4-7-I pM U 3 M I 2 Imtiai 4 N Manchester Dog Warden, 645- Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field Jenkins, 9-7, going against N|fBMUrU4 9Mi I141N Tm. 31:N Trifacta: $-1-7 pari $N24.00 5-3 victory Wednesday against a weak team like praise for Sorensen and he mas said. "They’ve got an 4555. Training Division Box 619,, Mike Caldwell, 3-5. TVt S-ll (I) Itewla: lU pari $1$.N Teaffth: CamtitutMi Coeru (T) WANTED - Part time maid awful lot of power and PartKta: IN pM S33.M 1 Poisw'i Hacfio 6.N 3.N 3.20 Wading River, New York. night over the red-hot Milwaukee. Zimmer said the victory was all the t Imm, tap 21.U l i N 7.N ACCEPTING Applications - (or motel work. Experience ICTilackli) 7.N 3J0 Trifveta: 1-4-2 pari $173.70 2 )e«t't (taecn I N 5.U £ h e B e r a l b 11792. Boston R6d Sox, a glared back and said "no. 3 Goflttt [jvt 5.M □ EMPLOYMENT for various positions. Apply in not necessary. Apply in M r- LW Eritrih: $-11 (I) 4S-U Tm. 32J1 SOatmta 7.N 3J0 2.10 Mrson only Twin Cinemas, son at 393 Main Mreet, East “ When you’re in a* pen­ M i a : 2U pari $1140 BEAUTY PARLOR-Bolton team that had lost only ftn itc 2U paM USiO 3 M S.N LN Burr Corner Plaza. Hartford. once in its previous 17 nant race you’re always Nrfwta: 2U pM S13IN 7 r iT i Friairi, km 2.N Supartecta; I-2-3-1 pari $1001.90 Help Wanted 13 i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i location. Fully equipped and up. We got beat tonight. We TrifKtc 24-T pM $2271.71 Tm. 31:19 Ittandancr 2,$N E X P E R IE N C E D Sheet metal ready for operation. Asking Ikmta: 3tS pari $1I.N I M r $209,720 NOW Accepting Applications outings. 4-PLY POLYESTER Fim Dc S-ll (I) STEADY WORK • Reliable, workers for installation of LUBRICATION Man ■ 40 114,900. Lessengers Sell 64^ can’t make any excuses, ” Baseball owners give S l | % lb IZ-N 17.U U N Ndwta; $13 pari $20i0 for full time employment hard worker, who wants hours per week. Good starting 8713 423-9291. Manager Alex Grammas he snapped. 7 Om t m . tap ll.N lO.N Triftcta; $-3-7 pril $149.10 residential heating and air C a ll 528-6702 or 528-3-3869 CORD TIRES 3 Hta iJdMr S.N r c steady employment, good in­ conditioning. Apply in person rate, and fringe benefits Call was more excited about the Sorensen has faced the N U S-ll (0 ^tween 9 and 1 (1 Tm : 3241 5 fm Trml 20.N 7.20 4.U come. Call 528-6702 between 9- 340 Tolland Street, East Hart­ 688-2233. NURSES A ID E S -11 p.m. to 7 fine pitching by rookie Boston bats four times M i c SA7 p«9 S141.N 1 SakaabM UO 7i0 2 only. ford. a m , 12 midnight to 8 a m. Lary Sorensen, now 4-6, Kuhn added powers Nrfwti: $17 pM $117.20 4 lart Cerl 2.N Nt(p IVanltd 13 MAN TO H E L P With outside NOTICE: Now hiring. Steady Experience preferred Will before this season and TrifKtc S-7-3 p»4 $1739.19 Tm. 3141 chores, meals free. Also lady than the prestige of beating hasn’t done too well but he $1 nric c«rw (I) M i a : 11$ pari S114.N NOW accepting applications PART TIME - Evenings in work. Starting to take train Call 64^-0129. to live in, free room and 2 U 't FhvMC) H i t $.N 2J9 tarticta: $11 prid $41I.N for full lime employment. laundry. Laurel Manor, 91 applications for full time the leaders in the AL East said he liked pitching Trifacta; $-1-4 m 4 $1143.20 board. 649-5459. KANSAS CITY, Mo. and won back that draft agents, shifting that 1 U I.N I N Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Chestnut Street. Apply in per­ employment. A number of Job Situation Wanted IS Division. I CirtNiiJi 2.20 against the Red Sox, even pick. responsibility solely to the only son, Monday through Friday, opening to be filled. Call 872- "It's amazing how much (UPI) — Baseball PUUITIIELP D E L IV E R Y MAN Wanted to 4515 between 10 and 3 p m CHILD CARE in licensed though they have what is “ This corrects that players; and voted to have 11:30 to 3. better you look when you Commissioner Bowie W* ar« ■ N a tio n a lly WANTED; Dental chairside deliver and install televisions home, 7 - 6 daily, three meals, perhaps the most-feared situation, ” said Kuhn. teams pay off all cash and appliances. Apply in per­ A78-13 Blackwall known Truck Tiro Racap- Assistant for children’s prac­ T H E D A Y ’S NOT too short to FULL TIME Painter ■ laundry outings and overtime get that kind of pitching, " lineup in the American Kuhn, a loser in son Turnolke TV and The owners were here expenditures in the Plus $1 72 F E.T Jal Alai results plng Company, and wa tice. Full time. Will train. work and be a good parent. Minimum Three years services. Manchester. Deb­ he said. “ The kid iooked Appliance. 273 West Middle League. federal court this year for their annual summer purchase of players no and old tire. hava aavaral opaningt Desired qualifications, Succeed at both as an Avon working experience Call 649- bie, 643-1790 pretty good tonight. He Turnpike, Manchester, 7728. M AK Painting, "I get a little more psy­ over his right to meeting, whose agenda later than 12 months after W h it e w a ll WedneMlay Mght sran avallabia In our local, organized, assertive, able to Representative. Excellent pitched a hell of a ball IC u ria i U N 7.N 34B interact with people. ched up for a team like that usuaily calls for a two-day the sale. a d d $2. FBT modarn Branch Plant. Wa earnings. Call now: 523-9401. deprive a team of a l-lr a ia 4.N I N Secretarial and bookkeeping FULL 4 PART Time Guard game. 1 don't know how he than for a team like Toron­ session but was cleaned up A" size 5-rib design. t t a M t a lil 2240 n .N 4.N 4-ZiM IN provida opportunity and □ EDUCATION The National League 1- to e n i O M i 441 441 skills, desire for personal NURSES AIDES - 7 to 3. Full positions available Must be 18 could have done any better draft choice for M a 14 $I7.N ataady amploymant to RH’s - LPH’s to,’ he said. "They have a in just one day. once again voted down by a MMferifiHM IN Nrftcta 1-1 $117.71 growth. Send resume to P, 0. and part time. Apply in Per­ years or older. U S. Citizen. than that.' super hitting team.’ tampering, now has Dependable performance M iil- l iSiN Trifacta 1-14 SNS.N ambitloua and dapan- Clean police record In the joint session of the 10-2 margin the use of the hriacta t-1 $131N Box 1 Glastonbury, Ct. son, 9 a m. to 2 p.m., Monday NURSE AIDES Private Initruclloni It Sorensen held the Red He said he thought about that power. two leagues, the owners Tritacla 1-1-4 44n.N oam dabla poopla, who ara not thru Friday. East Hartford Telephone and car designated hitter during SAVE 2 4 M Sataitia 940 4.N I N Manchester and Hartford Sox to eight hits and just at amazing low cost tffft afraid of hard work. Wo MATURE PERSON - To work Convalescent Home, 745 Main REMEDIAL READING and the game all day and Baseball owners voted to change the second the regular season; passed 1-ZMa ftmmn 449 I N COMPANIONS area. Apply 61 Williard Street. one homer — a solo shot by 2- M | U a l tM 449 I N $ tafi a Uo» 5 N pay llbaral wagaa, In ad­ Wednesday through Friday Street, East Hartford, Conn. math; individualized work wanted to do well for interleague trading SU9 BlachMtU F f T Sue SlackNsU F f T ViMiSaMrii IN IN Needed to provide nursing amended the Major a resolution honoring the % to M i a 12 $3$.N dition to many company night and all day Sunday. App­ Hartford, 522-5145 program, (lst-8lh grade) by Carl Yastrzemski in the 8th « 5 2 SMraOwria IN Mocta 2-1 i\H M himself and to help the deadline to run from memory of former Chicago S 2 2 .0 0 ly in person at Swiss (Tolony. services in private homes League Agreement B 7 8 13 S I 8 2 G 7 8 14 $ 2 9 .0 0 S 2 5 3 taWata 2-4 U1J9 Trifacta 2-1$ $39tll banaflta: NURSES A ID E S -3 to II p.m. Master s degree teacher 568- inning — while teammates Per set of 4 tariKta 2-4 and medical facilities. DRIVERS FOR School Buses team which is mired deep March 1-April 1 so as to Cubs' owner Philip K. C 7 8 14 2 3 .0 0 2 0 1 H 7 8 14 3 1 .0 0 2 7 3 tSIM Manchester Parkade. Full lime. Experienced only. 8075. Don Money and Jam ie Wednesday to give Trtfaeta 2-4-3 $93111 -COMPANY PAID HOS­ Consideration given to wanted. We will train you in the AL East Division. give teams more time to Wrigley, who died this D 7 8 14 2 4 .0 0 2 0 9 G 7 8 1 5 3 0 .0 0 2 5 9 1- M Mar UN 441 LN Good starting salary, liberal vm 2- tar I t Canaaa 349 I N PITALIZATION & MAJOR EXPERIENCED CLERK, Part time. Housewives and EN D SUM M ER on a happy Quirk both hit two-run Kuhn two additional E 7 0 14 2 6 .0 0 2 2 3 H 7 8 1 5 2 7 9 fringe benefits. Apply in per­ preference of days and "1 read what Alex said evaluate talent in spring summer; and established a 3 2 .0 0 Radial Deluxe Champion* Ukm lm m t 1S.N 7.N 4.N M M ItaitM 3.N retirees preferred 1-tari tm tta 9.N 4.N flexible hours. Apply In per­ son, East Hartford (Convales­ hours — 4 to 40 hours note ■ Swimming Lessons. shots to take the pressure F 7 8 14 2 8 .0 0 2 3 7 L 7 8 1 5 3 4 .0 0 3 0 9 M ia 1-2 $N.N MEDICAL PROGRAM last night (about the team measures to penalize training. The previous "Lou Brock Award" that 4 4 « a W a 0 iM 441 son, Pine Pharmacy, 664 Manchester area. 643-2373 Experienced Red Cross WSI. off the rookie, Fwiacta 1-2 $l$il9 FOR EMPLOYEES & cent Home, 745 Main Street, available weekly. Live-in needing good pitching to period ran Feb. 15-March w ill go annually to the All prices plus tax and old tire taWaia 1-3 $3$49 Trifacta 1-24 $N4.N Center Street, Manchester. East HarUord. Vernon area, 872-2828. All ages. 649-4403. offenders in WHITEWip.LS Fvfocta 3-1 $1H7I companions also needed Yastrzemski s homer win) and 1 thought about W hitew all add S2 to S3 depending on size. TOTR DEPENDENTS tampering incidents. 15. league’s leading base TrHicta 3-1-4 $4$4.2I Malpractice coverage, was his 21st of the year and that today. Maybe 1 tried a 2- Oarria 14.21 7 N L N -COMPANY PAID UFE 100% COMMISSION. We have RECREATIONAL Depart­ In addition, the owners stealer, beginning this as low at 1-Mtarta I N I N room for 2 or 3 Real Estate bonding, and working- Schooli-Claiaai 19 S c h o o li-C la iia i 19 his 359th career homer to Kuhn now has the SteaUa 14.N 9J9 ll.N 4-lim 4.N ment Assistant Program little harder,’ he said. defeated an amendment to season. 2-LmI i N 449 INSURANCE men’s compensation pro­ tie him for 27th on the all- authority to take away M ia 1-2 NIN Salespeople. License i Director, Full time, mature Grammas, who made his reduce obligations to The American League DOUBLE BELTED IN Parfacta M S149.N -COMPANY PAB PEN­ experience helpful. Must be person. Must be High School vided. time home run list with ta M 2 -$ $ 3 U 0 Triftcta 2-14 $5M.N remarks Tuesday night draft rights and to im­ minor league teams, in turned down a proposal to MdaS-2$S44l SION PROGRAM w illing to work full time. Graduate, and have own WHITEWALLS EUVDmi MD ft ASSISTANCE Johnny Mize. after Texas blasted the particular at the Class AA Trilacta$$91N We re offering to pay 100% transportation. A b ility to pose fines of up to make mandatory the SBiftat fiamtt 1441 U N 741 -COMPANY PAD of Northtttltrn T h e Money hit his homer in Fm 7.N 4.N commissions or you may work with elderly and con­ Brewers 11-3, said he knew level; enlarged the Long mileage 1977 new-car tires m 1$49 L N T N . 3- Ort^ Mnrti $250,000. appearance of names of M tm M IN choose to work under the con­ Connoctlcut, Inc. the first inning off of 2M tan« IN iN UNVORMS valescent patients. Apply In Sorensen was going to have Executive Council from players on the backs of M r i 3 - S $4120 ventional 50/50 split. For an University of starter and loser Rick Kuhn suspended Atlanta EACH SMO rM i 749 -COMPANY PAN) HOLI­ person. East Hartford Con­ 357 Em I Conttr St. a good game when he got M i a 24 $3341 Ptriteta $-3 $12119 appointment for an interview Braves’ owner Ted Turner seven to 11 members and jerseys and voted to return as low as ••• Triftcta $-3-2 in U O valescent Home, 745 Main ManchMtor, Ct. Wise, now 9-5, for a 2-0 lead Size BR78-13. N r M 1-2 $11179 DAYS call Stillman Keith of Keith the first three batters he voted to have them meet to the league the power of T M in i Street, East Hartford, Conn. 643-9515 Connecticut and the Brewers never and took away his team’s Plus $2.00 F.E.T TrflaiU I'M SUl.N -COMPANY PAN) VACA­ Real Estate at 649-1922.. faced. They included a on a bimonthly basis; determining if games omi 2 4 n i|t tatar 11.N 4.N 4.N trailed as they'managed to first-round draft pick in the and old lire. MWtat Tapi 941 120 TIONS strikeout against Jim Rice turned down the use of per- M M M ir 21.N I I N 9.N 4- Iahalt Can«t IN June free agent draft for should be played in the Regular $40 each MMii Flint I.N IN CERTIFIED DENTAL Assis­ NDN-CRFDIT EXTENSION upset the front-running who is leading the AL in M it 24 ISiN If you want to grow with formance bonuses in final series between two MriricaUev i2l Nrfacta 24 i l N i l tant - Full time, 5 day week. Red Sox. tampering with Gary ta M $4 $N4f ua, coma in lor an Inlar. home runs with 30. And player contracts; voted to teams should a game or SALE PRICE8I Triftcta 244 iSBSJB Reply Box C. Manchester But Don Zimmer, the Matthews before the out­ Fariicti 1-$ S lU J I ITTDMMtMST vlaw on MONDAY, 10 Herald. that’s the way it felt for the eliminate the use of games be threatened by a Ttflicta l-$4 $1191.79 REAL ESTATE Boston manager, says no fielder became a free W hittw all A.M..T0 3P.M. RN’S - LPN’S rookie hurler, too., clauses in player contracts rainout. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift one should be surprised by agent last year. But Turner Rt|«lar piria Salt prri* Fi.T EXPERIENCED Hair­ "1 felt pretty good all to have the team pay S ill iRKh) (•Kk) (MCft) dresser. South Windsor area. PRHiaPlES ft PRACTICES any loss any team ever took Kuhn to federal court A78-13 SUPER TIRE 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift night. I was getting ahead Plus $1.73 F.E.T. E R 7 8 14 $ 4 8 .0 0 $ 4 1 . 0 0 $2 41 Full or part time. Call 644-2435 Part time or full time. has. F R 7 8 14 2 54 Jal Alai entries ENGtNEERINGCO. between 9 and 5 Tuesday This course meets the minimum educational and old tire. 5 0 0 0 4 3 . 0 0 Pleasant working conditions, G R 7 8 14 5 5 0 0 4 7 . 0 0 2 6 9 369 Progrtaa Drivo through Saturday. requirements lor the Salespersons license as set $1 .><. SI Sizes H R 7 8 14 6 0 .0 0 5 0 . 0 0 2 8 8 mn Manchoatar ^nefyts. forth by the Connecticut Heal Estate Commission. Sizes Sizes H78-14.15; G R 7 8 15 5 7 0 0 4 7 . 0 0 2 7 9 1. tm Cm o Ih M Induatrlal Park B78-14.C78-14, F78-14.15; J78-14,15; H R 7 8 15 61 0 0 5 1 . 0 0 2 9 6 (Approved lor Veterans) Begin August 30 to play $I CUP AND SAVE E78-14 G78-14,1S L78-1S J R 7 8 15 6 5 .0 0 5 4 . 0 0 3 13 1. hnm M M VERNON IIIANOR f I K S T A V T L R 7 8 15 6 8 0 0 5 5 . 0 0 3 28 i. Itift M il $1 INVITATION All prices plus MX and old tire IM iliM m $1 8 7 1 -0 3 8 5 IN MANCHESTER CENTER STREET GEHY M A T C H IV [ 0 0 : isoi ISO I. t m la M i M TO BID HtSTANTty llM liM l $1 NOTICE starting Wed., Sept. 14, 1977 • 6;00-9;00 p.m. 118 Center 81. (at Church) Manchester BUY NOW andSAVEI OHU* W The Manchester Housing Plus $1 88 to Plus $2.42 to Plus $2.80 to i.m m i i T m .i Authority seeks bids for the Telephone t49-3918 MAKHtW $2 26 F.E.T. $2.65 F.E.T, $3.12 F.E.T. KM The Town of Bolton Is repair of concrete sidewalks Clip ft Mall Today The now instant gaiTie seeking applicant for One'(l) $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 and old lire. and old lire. and old tire. Monday-Friday 8-5:30 I. Iwni M M M 1-li in Projects CONN-26-1 and A FULL SERVICE SERVICE STATION from Conneclicul Stale Lottery TIM rnOwtaw IT full-time position for general 1 M n m 9-2 CONN-26-2. Sealed bids will FOR THAT CHANGE OF PACE BlacRwalla $2 lesa. Saturday 8-12:30 maintenance of hl^ways and NOW OPEN FOR RUSINESS i M 4-1: be received until 3:00 p.m. Come join us In the excitement ol Downtown Hartford. Please enroll me In R.E. Principles & Practices In 2,913,600 Cash Prizes LtNmtaiitact 71 , public buildings under the (E.D.T), September 1,1977 at u eiaiu rB i iM iiuiiTiA y ca rM ii n $10,000 $104)00 All tires ' ii m iW ii Li I ZMli iMi it , Comprehensive Manpower Challenging full time sales opportunities are available M a n c h e s te r______In R o c k v ille ______Tie ntouMW TIN nwweMV Use your I . M M $.1 7. tmwp tanHM t-1 ' which time they will be Immediately In our Downtown store. Experience Enclosed Is my check or money order made out to ‘SUMMER LUBMCATHNISPEGUL’ i M W i i i M L M li l-t , Program, Title VI. Please publicly opened and read NNII W AWIl *a> twl* » credit card mounted free M M M a tW IM SthttiH preferred. Excellent pay and benefits. Apply The University of Connecticut for $75.00. Mall to B Qts. of our Best 10 W 40 VEEDOL OIL IU M4 m $M contact the State Employ­ aloud. 1110 right is reserved to IliM aM It roe 4-1312 313-2 14-3 ment Office, 806 Main St., The Certificate Program, U-56RE, Untverslty of COMPLETE LUBRICATION - QUALITY OIL reject any and all bids. Manchester, (k>nn. for further Specifications and Bid Forma SAGE ALLEN & CO. INC. Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 06268. FILTER and S A FE H CHECK BROAD ST, iinetai $1 ihH i details. Value $18.00 328 L IM M i !■.« may be secured at the 000 Main Si, Hartford, Ci eaNueroiteoe ihnniMMiM EM* Bolton Board of Authority Office, 24 Bluefield Paraonnal Dapartmanl Intarvlaw Houra; Name Our Price S10.9S 1 h a Itwliii $1 I Ball Selectmen o MANCHESTER 1 ln « i 1 S T $1 I . I Drive, Manchester, Conn. Monday through Friday 10 to 3 Address With Coupon T.IMIM k M i m a 222 Bolton Center Rd. 06040. An EqutI Opportunity Empioytr (Street) (City) (Zip Code) IMI 1-1 Bolton, Conn. 06040 646- 33B6 $4-1 $$J $$| $$4 Pascal Mastrangelo voaeacwMO IM $11 $ U $|.i $4-2 $ $ t $ $ l 026-6 Chairman $111 $4 $14 I $4 PAGE SIX-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 18, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-B aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai (1) the name and address of the applicant. sexual and genital areas, as defined in Sec. 24-16(a). A separate Honw$ For Solo 23 Loto^Lond for Solo 24 Houoohold Qood$ 40 ArUclot tor Solo 41 Homo* For Solo Homi#*fw*8»*to*********2J LEGAL NOTICE (2) that the applicant is at least 18 years of age. dressing room for each sex must be available on the premises Norntt For Solo 23 Homoi For Solo 23 ****23 (3) such other information as may be necessary in order for with individual lockers for each employee. Doors to such ^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT tbe Director of Health to make any determination required by COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg National Weather Forecast BUILDING LOT For Sale - USED TAPPAN GAS Range. MOVING, EVERYTHING for dressing rooms shall open inward and shall be self-closing. MANCHESTER - Just listed. Manchoitor NOTICE OF this ordinance. Farm, with three story bam. Porter Street area. Im­ Henry Street. Near schools. $35. Used electric water SalW Washer & dryer set (c) All massage establishments shall be provided with clean No brokers. Call 646-4528. heater. 30 gallon tank. $35. $200^ewing machine $75, 10 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE (4) two portrait photographs of the applicant at least 2 inches Butler-type building. Power maculate seven room Colonial RANCH laundered sheets and towels in sufficient quantity which shall plant, and other out buildings, Cape, three bedrooms, large Call 649-9404, 644-8659. speed>bike $50, lawn mower In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and by 2 inches and a complete set of the applicant's fingerprints Six rooms. Fireplaced $50, arft,lamp $50, love seat 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by be laundered after each use thereof and stored in an approved plus Three Lovely Homes. eat-in kitchen, dining room, which shall be taken by tbe Chief of Police or his authorized sanitary manner, provided, however, that appropriate single Offers invited. B/W Realty, living room, full basement, FULL SIZE White Canopy bed $200, couch ^75, stereo $100, the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, fenced in yard, completely humidifier $50, pictures $10, representative. service disposal items may be utilized in lieu of sheets and 647-1419. remodeled. $40,900. LaPenta 90 X 165 treed lot. City Rool Etialo Wonlod 28 with mattress and spring. August 9, 1977 of Ordiance as follows: (c) Each applicant shall provide sufficient identification to utilities, good area. $42,900.' Reasonbly priced. Excellent recliner chair $75, high chair towels. Agency Realtor, 646-2440. condition. 568-4536. $15, bread box $3.00, vacuum BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of establish that the applicant is in fact the person applying for the BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy NnvYom ALL CASH For your property, (d) Pads used on massage tables shall be covered in EAII 30.00 within 24 hours. Avoid Red $25, crib $25, rqcking horse Manchester, Connecticut that the ordinances of the Town of permit. intersection. Large seven $48,900. MAJESTIC Views, workmanlike manner with durable, washable plastic or other room home, large lot. $55,000. \ F.J. SPILECKI, bic. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes $15, car seat $5, dresser Manchester, Connecticut are hereby amended by adding an or­ (d) Elach applicant shall present a certificate from a physi­ acceptable waterproof material. ^ ic and ^ a n four bedroom •AMFflAMCttCOUtFflAMCttCO /I D t a im Corporation, 646-0131. $50,kitchen table $10, bed $200, dinance defining, regulating and licensing of massage pariors Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Colonial. Formal dining, two ReaHoro 643-2121 cian licensed to practice in the State of Connecticut stating that (e) Wet and dry heat rooms, shower compartments and toilet, bedroom set $75, mhg-or $20, I ^ a n d providing for the violation thereof, which said sections read the applicant has been examined and found to be free of con­ car garage, great SELLING your house? Call us lamp $5, radio $8, carriage rooms shall be thoroughly cleaned each day the business is in $30,900. SIX Room Cape. neighborhood. Lessenger I ' as follows: tagious or communicable disease and showing that the operation and bathtubs shall be tborougbly cleaned after each $35,900. LARGE Three first and we ll make you a □ MiSC. FOR SALE $25, oaby back pack $10,lSLUS Heatolator fireplace, enclosed Sells. 646-8713, 423-9291. MUCH MUCH M — PART B, PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, BOTTLE CLUBS, examination was conducted within 30 days prior to the submis­ , use. porch, large lot. Good buy, bedroom Cape with Full cash offer. T.J. Crockett, lOWtd IIMMIAIum Dormer. Fireplac, IW baths, RealtO!, 643-1577. FIREARMS is amended as foiiows: sion of the application. • (f) All equipment and materials utilized by practitioners of Hutchins Agency 646-3166. $29,900. MANCHESTER older Articio* for Sale 41 (e) Each application shall be accompanied by a fee of $125.00 formal dining, garage, quick PART B massage shall be in safe and sanitary order and so maintained Colonial. Large yard, nice occupancy. Lessenger Sells. IMMEDIATE Cash for your which shall not be refundable, to defray the cost of administra­ VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - quiet location Lessenger Sells. ALUMINUM sheets used as PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, BOTTLE CLUBS, FIREARMS, and operated as to preclude any danger or hazard to patron or 6 ^ 1 3 , 423-9291. property. Let us explain our SEARS COLDSPOT - Air eon- Article* for Solo tion. practitioner. Country living in this large 646-8713, 423-9291. printing plates, .007 thick, ditioner, 14,000 BTU. 41 Doq*-Blrd*-Pot* 43 MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS fair proposal. Call Mr, 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for If) The Director of Health shall issue a massagist permit Colonial with a beautiful view. MANCHESTER - Convenient Belfiore, 647-1413. Excellent condition. $190. Call PART B, PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, BOTTLE CLUBS, (g) No massagist affected by any contagious or com­ Family room, patio, first floor ^ f e r e ^ y t te $1. Phone 643-2711, AGWAY RIDING Mower. FREE TO GOOD Home - upon finding: [ 2 3 * * * " " ’' 'fo« location. Three bedroom 633-8113 after 6 p.m. Two years old. Excellent con­ FIREARMS, MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS is further municable disease shall practice massage and each massagist laundry, four good sized UaiWlAIHIR rOTOCAtT € Terrier mixed puppy with (DID That the applicant has successfully completed a course Cape. Beautiful knotty pine MAY WE BUY your home? dition. 8 horsepower motor. amended by adding Chapter 24, Reguiation of Massage shall, from time to time, as the Director of Health may bedrooms. Buy now and pick UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 200 USED FORMICA TOP shots, loves children. Call 228- of study at a school or institution of learning which has for its reasonably require, present a certificate as provided for in Sec­ kitchen. Your price $%,900. Quick, fair, all cash and no Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Call after 5, 649-6473. 3150. Establishments as follows: your own paint and carpet PHILBRICK Lessenger Sells. 646-8713, 423- problems. Call Warren E. School desks and chair. $7.00 a purpose the teaching of the theory, practice, method, profession tion 5(d). colors. Call Peterman Agen­ For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Aug. 19. During Brownies, nurses. East Chapter 24 REGULATION OF MASSAGE 9291. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. pair. Also, teacher desks. 649- 135 GALLON Fish Tank - ESTABLISHMENTS or work of massage including anatomy, physiology, hygiene, (h) Massagists shall not diagnose or treat classified diseases cy, 649-9404, or 644-8659. Thursday night, thundershower activity will be indicated in Catholic School. 649-1225. 9953. ENGLISH SPRINGER Pup­ Complete with everything! py, AKC registered, female, Sec. 24-1 SHORT TITLE and professional ethics and which is recognized or approved by nor practice spinal or other joint manipulation nor prescribe portions of the Gulf coastal area and parts of the Southeast. TWO AND W Acres. Expan­ VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - AGENCY Mostly clear skies elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in­ Dark loam - 5 yards, $32.00 Can be set up for either salt or 12 weeks, shots. Very friend­ This ordinance shall be known and may be cited as "The Town the Department of Education, Commission on Higher Educa­ medicine or drugs. dable Cape. Charming setting. STEREO PLAYER - 78 & fresh water. Must be seen to ly. To a good home only. 647- tion, or Department of Health of the State of Connecticut or by How about this lovely Dutch clude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Good shape. $36,900. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed LPS. Buffet. Toro Power Han­ of Manchester Massage Estabiishment Ordinance." (i) No massage establishment shall be operated and no Colonial? Four bedrooms, GLASTONBURY - 17 iHou*ehold Goods 40 sand and stone. 643-9504. be appreciated. $450. Call 528- 9612 evenings, 647-1439 days. Sec. 24-2 POLICY the American Massage and Therapy Association; or massage administered, in violation of or in such a manner as to acres with two houses - Atlanta 68 ( 83), Boston 59 (75), Chicago55 (74), Cleveland 48 Lessenger Sells. 646^13, 423- dle, chest of drawers. 2491. large fireplaced family room. (71), Dallas 74 (89), Denver 58 (85). Duluth 44 (70). Houston 9291. Clothing, size 12. Crystle It is hereby declared that the unregulated practice of I ii) That the applicant has successfully completed a course of promote or encourage violation of any statute or ordinance, in­ Placed on the countryside on a one older and one REFRIGERATORS TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - stemware, miscellaneous. EIGHT MONTHS, half massage can harm or endanger the heaith, safety and welfare study as described in subsection (1) (i) at a school or institution cluding Part VI of Chapter 952, Chapter 350, or Section 53a-186 modern, 8 room, 4 75(89), Jacksonville 73 (88), Kansas City 61 (81). Little Rock Washers, ranges, used, ANTIQUES - Old and modern Siamese. Calico coloreil large lot. Nearing completion. Good condition. Good for Call after 4 p.m., 875-2146 items. Pool table, ping pong of the public and that the business of operating massage es­ which requires a course of study not less than seventy hours, to of the General Statutes, or as they may be amended from time Call Peterman Agency, 649- bedroom, air conditioned 65 ( 84), Los Angeles 67 ( 77), Miami 78 ( 88). Minneapolis 51 Vornon $40,400 guaranteed and clean. New female. Free to good home. plating, or welding. Call 649- table, air conditioner, 649-1085. tablishments is a business affecting the public health, safety be given in no more than three calendar months, before the stu­ to time. 9404 or 644-8659. ranch. (75), New Orleans 74 (88), New York 61 |76), Phoenix 82 shipment damaged. GE and 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. (98), San Francisco 56 (74). Seattle 58 (76), St Louis 57 i78l. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, humidifier. Very large Tag and general welfare. dent shall be furnished with a diploma or certificate of gradua­ (j) Each permit to operate a massage estabiishment and each EAST CENTER STREET Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. processed gravel, stone, sand Washington 63 ( 78). IMMEDIATE Pearl and Son, 649 Main Sale! August 17 it 18, 37 Stone UvMtock 44 Sec. 24-3 DEFINITION tion from such school or institution of learning following the permit of a massagist employed therein shall be conspicuously Ma n c h e st e r - immaculate Office Building — 1st floor ORIENTAL ARTIFACTS - and fill. For delivery call Street, Manchester. six room Ranch. Three OCCUPANCY Street, 643-2171 Main Street, Chests, and brass. By appoint­ George H. Griffing, Andover, For purpose of interpretation and enforcement, ^nd unless successful completion of such course of study or learning; or displayed within the establishment. used by Dentist, waiting 643-2171. PONY CART-Bright red with bedrooms, fireplace, central ment only. Call 649-1254. 742-7886. MAKE YOUR own flower the context requires otherwise, words and terms used in this or­ (iiil That the applicant, through past experience and training, (k) No massage establishment granted a license under the air conditioning, aluminum n»m, receptionist room, 3 rubber tires, bench seat. possesses a sufficient knowledge of the theory, practice, provisions of this Ordinance shall place, publish or distribute or private offices Si lab. Plus arrangements. Zinneas cut to Excellent condition. $70. Will dinance shall have the meanings ascribed to them as follows: siding, beautiful landscaped, Immaculate 6-room GE 16 CUBIC Foot Copper- order. 50 cents per dozen. 569- method, profession or work of massage and of anatomy, cause to be placed, published or distributed any advertisement, apt. on 2nd. floor with good tone frost free refrigerator. deliver. Call 1-455-9373 (a) "Director of Health" shall mean the Director of Health of A real Show piece. $40's. Homo* For Solo 23 Homo* For Solo 23 Ranch, garage, covered , TAG SALES 0013. evenings. physiology, hygiene and professional ethics such that granting picture, or statement which is known or through the exercise Hayes Corp. 646-0131. income. $48,500. $150. 643-7655. the Town of Manchester or his/her lawful designee. patio, nice yard and (b) "Massage" shall mean any method of pressure on or fric­ of a permit to the applicant would not impair the public health, of reasonable care should be known to be false, deceptive or TWO-FAMILY DUPLEX SWIMMINB POOLS safely, or welfare. misleading in order to induce any person to purchase or utilize SUBURBAN VALUE. Clean neighborhood, excep­ FOR SALE - 30' GE Range. TAG SALE - Friday and TAG SALE - Saturday August ClOttOUT ON U l m u TO tion against or stroking, kneading, rubbing, tapping, pounding, — with fireplaces, Also red maple chest of (2) Ii) That the applicant has not been convicted of a felony, any professional massage services. six room Cape with stone AVAILABLE SOON tionally attractive rec Saturday, August 19th and 20th., 48 Russell Street, MAKE ROOM FOR OUR tOTO MOIO Bo*ti-Acc***orl** 45 vibrating, or stimulating of external soft parts of the human fireplace, aluminum siding, modern kitchens with drawers and bureau. Call 643- 20th, 9 to 4. 192 Hollister Large Pool Distributor has new an offense involving tbe unauthorized practice of the healing (l) No person shall permit' any person under the age of eigh­ Manchester. 9:30 to 4 p.m. body with the hands and, or, with the aid of any object or attached garage, tree shad^ built-ins and self-cleaning room. Immediate sale 6306. Street. Electric solder gun, Mahogany credenza, maple Above Ground Pools for only SEARAY - 1975 20 foot mechanical or electrical apparatus or appliance, with or arts, sexual misconduct with minors, obscenity, keeping or teen (18) years to enter or remain on the premises of any yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real ovens and refrigerators, needed by owner train set, guitar, toys, dishes, tSZZ.OO Completely Erected. sewing cabinet, also assorted Sl'slg' overall dimension. IS'sZV inboard-outboard. 188 Merc without any supplementary aids such as rubbing alcohol, residing in a house of ill fame, solicitation of a lewd or unlawful massage business establishment, as massagist, employee or Estate, 646-4126 649-1922. IVi baths, 3 bedrohms household goods, clothing, household furnishings. Cruiser. Low hours. Fully patron, unless such person is on the premises on lawful Modern 2-Bedroom moving out of state. swim area, complete with heavy liniments, antisentics, oils, powders, creams, lotions, act, prostitution or pandering, and has not had a permit to each side. Screened etc. gauge solid vinyl liner, heavy equipped plus CB radio. $6,- operate a massage establishment or a massagist permit business. MANCHESTER- Two Family $40,400. 000. Offers welcome. 644-82W. ointments, or other similar preparations commonly used in this porch, good income. Im­ Discontinued gauge sidewall, esclusive lock practice. For purposes of this definition, the use of any aids or suspended or revoked in this or any other state; or (m) No person shall sell, give, dispense, provide or keep, or Flat, 3 & 4. Aluminum maculate condition. $54,- ESTATE TAG SALE - Beds, TAG SALE - Friday through frame consirucllon. aluminum processes used or offered as supplemetary or incidental to the cause to be sold, given, dispensed, provided or kept, any storms, aluminum siding. 2 900.00 Apartments Display dressers, tables, dining room Sunday. 10 to 6 p.m. 40 years swing.up ladder: also Inside (ii) That such conviction, suspension, or revocation occurred set, lamps, 2 excercise ladder, advanced type skimmer, alcoholic beverage on the premises of any massage business. car garage. Deep lot. Plus ODEGARD accumulation. Rain or shine. a*rd»n Product* 47 above, including heat lamps, hot and cold packs, tubs, showers, at least three years prior to the date of the application. CONDOMINIUM TOWN- Merchandise excellent filtration system unit, (n) Every person who engages in or conducts a massage es­ many extras. Excellent condi­ machines, metal cabinets, Patrick Tree Farm, West cabinet baths or steam and dry heat baths, shall be considered a (3) The applicant must furnish authorization to the Director tion. Priced to sell, low $40s. HOUSE, 7 rooms, modem Realty 643-4305 dishes, miscellaneous Street, Columbia. fencing Huge 4 'iH ' sundeck. part of the "Massage." tablishment shall keep a daily register, approved as to form by Reduced for Clearance household items, and an­ Financing arranged-absolutely no CANNERS SPECIAL; of Health and to the Manchester Chief of Police, or their Paul J. Correnti, Real Estate, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2W obligation. Tomatoes already picked, (c) "Massage Establishment" shall mean any establishment, the Director of Health, of all patrons with names, addresses and One each - Chronical tiques. 493 Hilliard Street, TAG SALE - Moving - 89 authorized representatives to seek information and conduct an 643-5363. baths, family room. Wall *180■ per month CRU TOU FRai 1-000-UX-40M $3.75. Vk bushel. Corn-Silver by whatever name called, where any person engages in or investigation into the truth of the statements set forth in the hours of arrival. Said daily register shall at all times during to wall throughout. Im­ MANCHESTER - Two family fireplace Manchester. Friday and Weaver Road, Manchester, 9 Raft tor Frank Queen and butter and sugar, 5- Saturday, August 19 Si 20. 10 carries on or permits to be engaged in or carried on any of th( business hours be subject to inspection bjaebalth department MANCHESTER - Older maculate condition. $37,- Includes wall to wall carpeting, 5-5. First fioor vacant, con­ Regular $219.99 to 4, Saturday & Sunday. Baby dozen bag, $4,00. Krawskl application and the qualifications of the applicant for the per­ a m. to 5 p.m. Rain date items bureaus, couch, muen activities of massage, as defined In Sec. 24-3lb) of this or mit. The Director of Health and/or the Chief of Police may officials, by the police department, and shall be kept on file Colonial with new bath, three 900. venient location. $39,900. Cletirunce $148 Farms, 178 Foster Street, bedrooms, and fenced in heat, hot water and parking. August 26 Si 27. miscellaneous. dinance. require, and the applicant must furnish, any other identification for one year. Owner. 646-3541. One each - Coppertone built- South Windsor. First right ( ) No massage establishment shall be kept open for any pur­ private yard. Seven rooms CAPE — 6 rooms, living Building Suppllo* 42 (d) "Massagist" shall mean any person who, for anv con­ and information necessary to discover the truth of the matter 0 in electric oven. past Manchester town line. pose on Sunday, nor on any other days between the hours of plus pantry and sewing room room, dining room, 3 HEBRON - Gay City vicinity. TAG SALE - Rain or shine. TAG SALE - Saturday, 10 to 4. sideration, engages in the practice of massaee. hereinbefore specified as required to be set forth in the applica­ 6 4 3 - 1 9 6 1 Regular $229.95 August 19 through 27, 9 to 4. Phone - Mate with Remote (e) "Person" shall mean any individual, and unless the con­ 11:00 P.M. and 8:00 A M. for only $35,000. Call Ed Gor­ bedrooms, new kitchen Seven room Cape with garage, NATURAL STONE for APPLES, peaches, and pears. tion man, Realtor, 646-4040. ______Equal Homing Opportunity CIt-arunce $148. Toys, furniture, poker table, Mate, may interegate your retaining walls, veneers, text clearly requires otherwise, any corporation, partnership, Sec. 24-13 INSPECTIONS cabinets and counters, full three bedrooms, first floor Botti's Fruit Farm. 260 Bush Sec. 24-6 Reserve for Future Use family room, private country One each - Avocado electric refrigerator, clothing, messages from any phone. patios, etc. Pick up by the Hill Road. Manchester. association, joint stock company, or combination of individuals The Director of Health and the Chief of Police or their NEW SIX Room Colonial - basement, treed yard. $33,- household items. Everything Like New. $150. Built In Hange pound or delivery by the ton. Sec 24-7 RENEWAL OF PERMITS 900.00 acre, $43,500. Owner. 649-4710. built-in range. of whatever form or character. authorized representatives, shall, from time to time, and no Convenient to schools and must go. 160 Henry Street, $35. Many other items. 195 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, qulp- (a) A permit to operate a massage establishment and a No agents. Regular $239.95 COOPER GOALIE e< (f) "Outcall Massage Service" shall mean any business, the less than twice a year, make an inspection of each massage es­ shopping. Lerge rooms, eat-in Manchester. Northfield Road, •Coventry, 649-3163. ment. Mens pro equipmentent 1m massagist permit shall be valid unless revoked or suspended, BOLTON CENTER - MANCHESTER - New listing. BY OWNER. Principals only. Clearunce $138. phone 742-5041. function of which is to engage in or carry on massages at a loca­ tablishment for the purpose of determining that the provisions kitchen with appliances, MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 excellent condition. $150 cash for one year from the date of issuance. Colonial with spectacular Six room Cape on quiet street. Six room immaculate Cape. One each - lighted medicine TAG SALE ■ August 20th. 9 to tion designated by the customer or patron rather than at a of this ordinance are complied with. Such inspections shall be generous closet space, bedroom homes with 2 or 3 firm. This is a steal at this (b) Application for renewal shall be made at least 60 days aluminum siding, storm win­ view. Eight rooms, 2 Fireplace, new kitchen, Close to school on quiet street. cabinet 2. Canceled if rain. Ingersoll LARGE TAG SALE - Friday, massage establishment as defined in Sec. 24-3lc). made at a reasonable time and in a reasonable manner. No per­ private backyard, im­ Call between 9 and 7. 649-0297. baths, 2-car garage. City Dogs-Birds-Pot* 43 price. Please call 649-0580 before expiration and shall be in the form and manner as dows and doors. Lovely baths. 2 fireplaces, 2-car Regular $89.99 Rand parking lots. Saturday and Sunday, 19tn, after 5 p.m. Sec. 24-4 PERMIT TO OPERATE mit holder shall fail to allow access to the premises for purpose maculate condition. Excellent water, city sewers. Ideal loca­ Manchester Industrial Park. required for application for the original permit. landscaped lot. Priced to sell garage, on beautifully tion near 1-84. Priced right Llearunce $38.00 20th, 21st. Rain or shine. 270 DOG-CAT BOARDING (a) No person shall engage in, conduct, or carry on or permit of inspection or hinder such inspection in any manner. possibility for 7 1/2% finan­ IMMACULATE, Completely Rent a space, $5. Call 872-3398 Lake Road, Andover Lake. (c) Each application for renewal of a permit shall be accom­ at $43,500. Call Peterman landscaped level lot. $59 - from $58,990. For total infor­ Assorted Base and wall bathing/grooming. Obedience Anllqu** 41 to be conducted, or carried on, in or upon any premises in the Realty & Building Co.. 649- 900. cing. $38,500. Dubaldo- remodeled older home. Fully or 872-4328. Furniture, bake panied by a fee in the amount as provided for the original per­ Sec. 24-14 EFFECTIVE DATE Lesperance, 646-0505. carpeted throughout.* 3 mation call Builder: 643-9797 cabinets. protection classes. Complete Town of Manchester, the operation of a massage establishment 9404 or 644-8659. table, something for TAG SALE - Saturday August modern facilities. Canine WANTED Antique furniture, mit. (a) The provisions of this ordinance shall apply immediately CONTEMPORARY bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, or 646-6555; Eves 643-1357 or Regular $37.50 without first having obtained a permit to operate a massage es­ 649-3731. everyone. No early birds. No 20th, 10 to 5. Rain date August Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon glass, pewter, oil paintings, or (d) The Director of Health shall renew each permit no later to any massage establishment which is initially opened, or RANCH - With 12 rooms. beautiful rec room with bar. Clearance $19.88 each early sales. 21st. Color TV's, ritiing tablishment from the Director of Health. which is moved to a different location, or which makes physical FIRST TIME OFFERED. Road, Manchester. For reser­ other antique Items. R. than 30 days before expiration upon making such findings as are Lovely ten room two family In executive neighborhood, Mwdwiter ’61,900 Screened in porch. All One each 24,000 B T.U.s mower, snow blower and (b) All applications for permit to operate a massage es­ improvements to its place of business, after the effective date with adjoining inlaw apart­ appliances. Large fenced in MANCHESTER, Executive vations please call 646-5971. Harrrison, 643-8709. required for issuance of the original permit. Saltbox. Central location. Two Immaculate Colonial / Central air conditioner con­ TAG SALE - Saturday August mower, 6track stereo, fur­ tablishment shall be in writing, signed and sworn to by the ment. Main house has yard with pool. Low $40s. No Condominiums ... deep in the 20th., 9 to 3. Miscellaneous (e) If renewal of any permit is denied, the Director of Health of this ordinance. The provisions of Section 12 shall apply to all fireplaces, appliances, Cape. Eight rooms, 2-car woods of Manchester. Priced denser. niture. appliances, art work, BLUE POINT Siamese WANTED - Furniture, old applicant, and shall set forth: agents. Call owner, 647-1925, household items. Baby items, miscellaneous 42 Winthrop shall notify the holder of the permit in writing, not later than 30 massage establishments from the effective date hereof. All carpeting, aluminum siding, large sunken living room, garage, 3-zone heat, at just $42,900 which Includes Regular $399.95 Kittens. $15. Eight weeks old. toys. Bisque dolls, steins. (1) the name and address of each applicant. formal dining room, 3 private enclosed yard, new and maternity clothes. 470 Road, Manchester. days before expiration of the permit, of the facts and of the massage establishment shall comply with all provisions of this storm windows and doors. private swimming pool, ten­ Clearance $199.00 649-7799. clocks, swords, guns. Outright (2) that the applicant is at least 18 years of age. $65,900. Call Peterman Agen­ baths, 4 bedrooms, master deck off walk-out family NORTH COVENTRY - Three Foster Street, South Windsor. purchase, or consignments. specific section or sections of this ordinance upon which his/her ordinance within six months from the effective date. bedroom Raised Ranch for nis, carpeting and individual (3) the propos^ place of business and facilities therein. cy, 649-9404 , 644-8659. bedroom with dressing room, new wall-to-wall SEARS ROEBUCK S CO. TAG SALE - Friday and BEAUTIFUL SHELTIE - Call 644-6962. determination was made. (b) Any person who is employed as a massagist in the Town of sale by owner. Fireplaced controlled heating and air con­ TAG SALE - Antiques, Saturday, 9 to 4, 49 Gardner (4) the exact nature of the massage to be administered Manchester as of the effective date of this ordinance shall com­ area, family room, large carpeting, many extras. ditioning. Just a few remain (Miniature Collie) Sable and Sec. 24-8 HEARINGS, DENIAL OF PERMIT OR RENEWAL family room, treed acre, Manchester household items, tools, etc. Street. Toys, miscellaneous (5) such other information as may be necessary in order for ply with Section 24-5 within six months of the effective date. No SEVEN ROOM ALUMINUM game room with pool table, Quiet dead-end street. at this Tow price. Call today. white, male. 3 years. Papers. (a) Any person aggrieved by the denial of a permit to operate Sided Cape. Full shed dormer, across from 18 hole golf Saturday and Sunday, 519 household items, plus a few Alert, lovable, reasonable. the Director of Health to make any determination required by other person may administer massage without first obtaining a plus extra building lot. I) Owier Cal 64$-7436 course. $48,900. 742-9942. Builder 646-8727, 646-6555, □ RENTALS a massage establishment or a massagist permit or by the denial enclosed back porch, Center Street. 10 a m surprises, come see. 649-8447. this ordinance. massagist permit. RANCH — on one acre Evenings 649-1294. of renewal of such permit may request. In writing, a hearing fireplaced living room, wall- (8) two portrait photographs of the applicant at least 2 inches plus Built in 1974. 6 before the Director of Health, at which hearing such person Sec. 14-15 EXCEPTIONS to-wall carpet, IWi baths, dis­ Room* for Rtnl 52 by 2 inches and a complete set of the applicant's fingerprints rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 shall be afforded the opportunity to present evidence and argu­ This ordinance shall not apply to any school, hospital, nursing hwasher. Caii Owner, 647- which shall be taken by the Chief of Police or his authorized fireplaces, 2 full batbs, 2- ment on all facts or issues involved home, sanitarium, operating in accordance with the laws of the 1111, after 5. $40's. No agents THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ representative. please. car garage, wall-to-wall (b) The Director of Health .shall, upon receiving a request for State of Connecticut, nor to any person holding a valid cer­ nished rooms. Kitchen throughout house. Im­ A t fiicJACTt'j / privileges, centrally located, (c) Each application shall be accompanied by a fee of $500 000 a hearing under subsection (a), schedule a hearing not later tificate or license to practice the healing arts or to practice HOUSE WEEK BILL TIMSKY M.iiiiujJsMU'JWfffyf.nM l/l/gym rrw TTTTr^# which shall not be refundable, to defray the cost of administra­ podiatry, physical therapy, midwifery, nursing, dentistry, dental COLONIAL - Only $39,900. maculate condition. Only APPUANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO parking, men only. Deposit. tion. than fifteen days from the date of actual receipt of the request Spacious seven rooms, four $45,500.00 Call 6'&2358. - and shall notify all parties of the time and place thereof. hygiene, or optometry or to engaged m the occupation of a (d) The Director of Health shall issue a permit to operate a bedrooms, quick occiipancy. ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDINB (c) The Director of Health shall render a decision within 10 barber, hairdresser, or cosmetician under the laws of the State CONTEMPORARY massage establishment upon findings: Private woexied lot. Owners (20 Color* To Chooaa Prom) BIRCH HOUSE-Furnlshed days of the date of a hearing held under subsection (a) of Connecticut, provided, that the activities of such person are must sell. Lessenger Sells. RAISED RANCH - with Bulldar*. Plumbara, Ramodalara, ■'1- room. Kitchen privileges. (1) All requirements concerning operation and facilities confined to those for which the certificate or license is granted, 646-8713, 423-9291. fieldstone front and ElacMclan*, Real Batata Brokar* and ^ 0 0 Centrally located. Parking. Sec 24-9 REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF PERMIT ★ AWNINQS A CANOPIES described in this ordinance will be compiled with as of the effec­ nor, to any person lawfully acting under their supervision or fireplace, 7 rooms and Salaaman — Call Ua for Special Women only. Deposit. Call tive date of the permit. (a) The Director of Health may revoke or suspend any permit control, nor shall it prohibit the furnishing of assistance in the $23,900. FIVE Room large deck on first floor, ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS 649-2358. (2) Compliance with all other statutes, codes or ordinances to operate a massage establi.shment if he/she finds: case of emergency. Aluminum sided Ranch. lower level large family Pricaa on your Appliance Naada and Sarvicaa. . . including health, zoning, building, fire and safety requirements (1) That the applicant for the permit has knowingly or Sec. 24-16 UNLAWFUL ACTS Three bedrooms, two car gar­ room with fireplace and 2 PhoiiB 649-9095 238 CHARTER OAK age, V4 acre plus. Act quick. finished rooms. 2-car gar- 4 4 3 -4 4 B HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER STREET. Room with private of the State of Connecticut or the Town of Manchester, as of the negligently made any false or misleading statement in applying (a) It shall be unlawful for any person, in a massage es­ effective date of the permit for the permit; or Lessenger Sells. 646-8713, 423- age on beautiful PHONE 0 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS entrance suitable for working tablishment to place his or her hand or hands upon, to touch 9291. gentleman. Parking. No (3) That the nature of the massage administered will not en­ (2) That any of the provisions of this ordinance are violated or with any part of his or her body, to fondle in any manner, or to landscaped lot. $71,000.00 cooking. Security. $25 weekly. danger the health or safety of patrons of the massage establish­ that the holder of the permit, or any agent or employee of the massage, a sexual or genital part of any other person. Sexual or TWO BEDROOM CAPE on )»l NIID LISTINQS NOWI 649-1746. ment. holder, including a massagist. has been convicted of any offense genital parts shall include the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, busline. Attractive treed cor­ THINKINO OF KLLINQ YOUR (4) (i) That the applicant or any person directly engaged in found in Section 4(d) (4) and the holder has actual or construc­ ner lot, full basement, new fnOFMTY? CALL TODAY! Excellent Livability r EFFICIENCY Room In well anus, or perineum of any person, or the vulva or breasts of a W. H. ENGLAND kept older home, Private en­ the operation or management of the massage establishment has tive knowledge of the violation or conviction; or female. roof, close to shaping and 6 6 '- O ' not been convicted of a felony, an offense involving the un­ (3) That the holder of the permit has refused to permit the schools. $31,900. By owner. trance, bathroom, kitchen and authorized practice of the healing arts, .sexual misconduct with Director of Health or any other duly authorized officer to make (b) It shall be unlawful for any person, in a massage es­ 646-8701. parking. Call 649-2663 after 4 p.m. minors, obscenity, keeping or residing in a house of ill tame, a reasonable inspection of the premises or the operation tablishment to expose his or her sexual or genital parts, or any PHILBRICK solicitation of a lewd or unlawful act, prostitution or pandering, therein, or unduly hinders such inspection. portion thereof, to any other person. It shall also be unlawful for MANCHESTER-Spacious 6-6 CO M PAN Y Duplex. Living room, dining W i - WOMAN SEEKING another and has had a permit to operate a massage establishment or a (b) The Director of Health may revoke or suspend any any person, in a massage establishment, to expose the sexual or woman to share home. $40 per massagist permit if he .she finds: genital parts, or any portions thereof, of any other person. room, kitchen, three AGENCY ^Hardware & Building Materials massagist permit su.spended or revoked in this or any other bedrooms two car garage. 255 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER week. Includes room, meals, state; or (1) That the applicant for the permit has knowingly or (c) It shall be unlawful for any person, while in the presence Beautiful large lot. Call Realtors of All Kinds" utilities, all house privileges. lii) that such conviction, suspension or revocation occurred negligently made any fal.se or misleading statement in applying of any other person in a massage establishment to fail to con­ Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- Your Complete One Stop Headquarter* Located yards from bus slojI top. at least three years prior to the date of the applicatiop for the permit, or ceal with a fully opaque covering, the sexual or genital parts of 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., BOLTON NOTCH, CONN. Call 643-7921. his or her body. For Building Materials & Hardware! (5) The applicant must furnish authorization to the Director (21 That the holder of the permit has been convicted of any Manchester Oifice, 647-9139, 646-4200 PHONE 649-5201 LIGHT Housekeeping room - of Health and to the Manchester Chief of Police, or their offense found in Section 5(f) (2); or (d) It shall be unlawful for any person owning, operating or Equal Housing Opportunity. fully furnished. Stove, managing a massage establishment knowingly to cause, allow authorized representatives to seek information and conduct an 13) That the holder of the permit has violated any of the X> 0 refrigerator. Linens provided. investigation into the truth of the statements set forth in the provisions of this ordinance, or permit in or about such massage establishment any agent, 801 Main Street. 649-9879. application and the qualifications of the applicant for the per (c) (1) The Director of Health shall not revoke or suspend any employee, or any other person under his control or supervision INSULATE NOW ATTRACTIVE Sleeping Room mil The Director of Health and or the Chief of Police may permit issue under this ordinance, without notifying the holder to perform such acts prohibited in Subsections (a), (b), or (c) of ' a 1 } this Section. and we will take - Shower bath, private en­ require, and the applicant must furnish, any other identiticalion of the permit, in writing, of the facts and of the specific section (e) It shall be further unlawful for any mas.sagist under this GET MORE with trance, free parking. and information necessary to discover the truth of the matter or sections of this ordinance upon which his her determination 10% off the price. Gentleman. Apply 195 Spruce hereinbefore specified as requireil to be set forth in the applica­ Ordinance to administer massage on an outcall basis as defined was made, and of the holder's right to request a hearing before in Section 24-3(f) Such person shall administer massage solely Cali today for FR EE eatimate Street. tion the Director of Health and to present evidence or argument on within an establishment licensed to carry on such business un­ all facts or issues involved. 't ■ aOO • B3E • 7 0 0 3 $30 A WEEK. Kitchen Sec. 24-5 MASSAGE PERMIT der this Ordinance Any violation of these provisions shall be (2) A request for a hearing under subsection (c)(1) shall stay SENTTRY D 2089 rlvlleges, parking, TV. Call (a) No person shall engage in the practice of massage without deemed grounds for revocation of the permit granted 19-3009 between 5 and 8 p.m. any revocation or suspension until such lime as a hearing has I n s u l C o r p its built-in china cupboard. & first having obtained a massagist permit from the Director of hereunder. ■ Nsnavla n a v i>n&ss««vs...... CONMRVATION .....«NOipQi«na______been held and a decision rendered thereon, provided, however, REAL ESTATC SERVICES The rear living room retains CLEAN FURNISHED room Health that if the Director of Health finds that the public health, safety Sec. 24-17 VIOLATIONS AND PENALTY 6 B« HILLIARO aT. / \ MAOACMcann. c t o s o a o its separate privacy, yet is * MANCHESTER CARI^ CENTER INC. for reliable, mature tb) All applications for massagist permit shall be in writing, or welfare imperatively requires emergency action, and incor­ Every person, except persons who are specifically exempt by open just enough to add to its 311 Main street 646-2130 gentleman. Call after 6 p.m.. signed and sworn to by ttie applicant, and shall set forth porates a finding to the effect in his notice, the permit may be this ordinance, whether acting as individual, owner, employee MANCHESTER & VICINITY 6^4701. summarily suspended, pending a hearing thereon, which of the owner, operator or employee of operator, or acting as a spaciousness. Note that hearing shall be promptly instituted and all facts and issues participant or worker in any way, who gives massage or con­ window flanked living room Ap*rtm»nt* For Rtnl S3 2089 sq. ft. FIAYURINO: promptly determined ducts a massage establishment without first obtaining a permit MANCHESTER - Excellent value, six room fireplace too. ClMtBfR OrifBB • IR f CBVBfB 1977 can be a big year SodBpfBBdB * FBBBBBMI WE HAVE customers waiting lor youl Tell our Sec.'24-lO TRANSFERABILITY and paying a license fee to the Town of Manchester or shall aluminum sided Cape, fireplaced living room, 3 The family room and INVITATION violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a bedrooms, garage. $38,900. C btrIcbb • WIndBW IhBiBS lor the rental of your apart­ readers about your No permit issued pursuant to this ordinance shall be U-shaped kitchen with its long WOB^BBYBR RBMBRB misdemeanor. Fine lor conviction of such person shall be ment or home. J.D. Real s e rv ic e w ith a transferable The attraclive double front dining counter and convenient MBny 09m Estate Associates, Inc. 646- TO BID punished by a fine not to exceed $100.00 or by imprisonment for tHOrATHOMittnVICt Sealed bids will be received Classified ad. COVENTRY - Seven room Raised Ranch on MPIFS doors on this design lead to a pantry provides an area which 1980. Sec 24-11 FACILITIES a period not to exceed 60 days/or by both such fine and im­ in the Office of the Director of acre plus. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, dou­ house full of all the niceties allows plenty of space for the No permit to operate a massage U'stablishment shall be prisonment. CARPn&FLOORCOVEGING LOOKING for anything in real General Services, 41 Center ble garage, mid $40's. { enjoyment of all sorts of Conderino's granted until the Director of Health hq^ established, following Sec. 24-18 SEVERABILITY ConnBcUcut's Lar/fst Floor Covarlng and the essentials required for estate rental • apartments, Street, Manchester. Connec­ inspection, that the establishment complies with each of the^ excellent livability. family pursuits. And for top LEGAL If any section, subsection, clause or provision of this or­ OoBlor Drapery Shop homes, multiple dwellinss, no ticut until August 29. 1977 at following minimum requirements: MANCHESTER - Older six room Colonial on There is a central entry, of efficiency a big utility and Enjoy the fieauly i fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 11:00 a m for the following dinance shall be adjudged invalid, such adjudication shall apply busline, 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, 2-car O P E N M O N . thru S A T . 9-6 99 Sumnwr Sfrotf NOTICE (a) Construction of rooms used for toilets, tubs, steam baths, course, for efficient control laundry room includes such Ciulom Windoic Associates, Inc. 646-1960. WATERWORKS TOWN OF MANCHESTER only to the section, subsection, clause or provision so adjudged T H U R S D A Y A FR ID A Y 9-9 ManehMtRr and showers shall be waterproofed with approved waterproof garage. Just reducedi extras as a counter and sink, nt NOTICE OF SALE and the remainder of the ordinance shall be deemed to be valid 306 Mrin S t , M A n c h H t tf__ of household traffic. And, note PhOfM 646-7216 CENTRALLY LOCATED - SUPPLIES. materials. and also does double duty as a 'rnTiTfrM The Town of Manchester is The following surplus is and effective. the formal dining room with Three room heated apart­ (b) Toilet facilities shall be provided in convenient locations. COVENTRY - Year round homo on the lakefront, an equal opportunity offered for sale by sealed bid Sec, 24-19 RULES AND REGULATIONS passage to the big two car ment. Second floor. Security. When five or more employees and patrons of different sexes are 3 bedrooms, largo kitchen, all summer activities SUMMER CLEARANCE R Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. employer, and requires an af­ on August 29, 1977 at 11:00 The Chief of Police or his designate or the Director of Health garage. FUEL SHORTAOESI on the premises at the same time, separate toilet facilities shall $34,500. Note the long room length firmative action policy for all AM. may, after a public hearing, make and enforce reasonable rules MANCHESTER - Main WATERWORKS be provided A single water closet per section shall be provided AT COST double closet in the rear Increatod Pricotl of its Contractors and Vendors for each twenty or more employees or patrons of that sex on the and regulations not in conflict with, but to carry out. the intent Street. 2/3 room Apartments. SUPPLIES (Scrap Iron) Ap­ of this ordinance. MANCHESTER - Solid brick Cape on quiet comer bedroom and the as a condition of doing premises at any one time. Urinals may be substituted for water • 1 4 9 * » Heated, hot water, business with the Town, as per prox 50,000 lbs street. Seven rooms. 1H baths, finished roc room. tremendous walk in closet in ARE YOU READY appliances, parking, no pets. closets after one water closet has been provided. Toilets shall This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this OTHER PORTABLE ORILLB Federal Order 11246. Bid forms and inspection Inground pool. Call nowl You can bo — Security. 523-7047. be designed as to the sex accommodated therein publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (tO) days PRICED PROM the big master bedroom. Note, Bid forms, plans and details are available at the For a working Call (c) Lavatories or wash basins provided with both hot and cold after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not also, that the two baths are I e a T t h e COMMUTE^ specifications are available at General Services Office, running water shall be installed in either the toilet room or less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ MANCHESTER - Large 6&6 Duplex In «B 9 ** drawing of this modal or placied back to back and the NEW ENOJIND FOAM SYSTEMS, MC. Cromwell area's most the General Services Office, Municipal Building, 41 Center vestibule. Lavatories or wash basins shall be provided with soap mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, convenient location, 2 furnaces, 2-car garage, main bath has a long double (203) 872-S86S 678-7134 prestigious and luxurious 41 Center Street, Manchester, Street. Manchester, Connec­ I.D . PEARL ARON houaa plan books writs: studios. One, two and three in a dispenser and with sanitary towels. has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference excellent Income. Several other Income properties lavatory. Plan No. 2069. Connecticut, ticut to a special Town election. SttsUliktS 10*1 Larry Farnsworth, Box FOR A FREE ESTIMATE bedroom apartments from Sec. 24-12 OPERATING REQUIREMENTS available. H i l l M MM • UTM$ACTIM Town of Manchester, Town of Manchester, Beldon H. Schaffer UREAFORMALDEHYDEFOAM $160 to $289 per month. Call (a) Every portion of the massage establishments, including S 4 S MAIN NT. 1841, Las Vagas, Connecticut Connecticut Acting Secretary today, 632-1300. Only 15 appliances and apparatus shall be clean and in good repair and downtown m a n c h u t ir Nsvada 89101 Robert B, Weiss. Robert B Weiss. Board of Directors III TU-MS-Xin 11 W#st Rd. Ellington, Ct. minutes to downtown Hart­ operated in a sanitary condition. Q General Manager General Manager Manchester, Connecticut 29 ConnacUcut Blvd.. East Hartford ford. 030-8 031-8 (b) All employees, including massagists, shall be clean and Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 11th day of August 1977 289-4331 wear clean, non-transparent outer garments, covering the 0364 V PAGE EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 18. 1977

ACROSS 3 Holler Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Aug, 18. 1977 - PAGE NINR-R Autoa For Sale *1 Autoa For Sale a t Autoa For Sale 51 Autoa For Sale 51 4 Tank 1 Not moist 5 Noun suffix z E N 4 Animal flesh 6 Over again 0 L E Charles M. Schultz So r r y , s t R .„ 6 Constellation 7 Heavily 0 S S 12 Forthcoming loaded M A s ir*$ outt NBw / moriI lERS/ Dear Abby 13 Indian coin 8 Kind of 14 City in Utah battery 15 Distributed 9 City in SECURITY SYsrtM * By Abigail Van Buren 17 Mona_____ Pennsylvania THE WEDDING WILL THE BRIDE WILL ENTER THE RECEPTION WILL IM HAVIN6 THE TELLER ♦ painting 10 Fewer wE OBT THE TAKE PLACE HERE IN THROUGH THAT SMALL BE HELD DOWNSTAIRS RECREATION RflOM PONE 18 Canine cry 11 Loves (Let.) IN THE D06 HOUSE ABBY: My husband has been interested in nudism for 19 Moistest 16 Iridescent THE BACK VARD 6ATE.,.5N00P‘i'AND SPIKE OVER IN Pin k ANP WHITE DROP ON EVERY some time, and has tried to get me to go to a nudist camp 21 Constellation gem WILL 5TANP OVER THERE C V r EXPANSION SALE with him. I have nothing against nudist camps, but I'm 24 Depression ini­ 20 Essay ------s t R a n o e r w h o just not the type who could strip down naked in front of tials 22 Warm up a T strangers. 25 Slang motor 32 Wapiti 51 Person C O M B f I M . We've had many arguments about this, and have even 29 Surrender 23 Shoots hole-in- 35 Length unit Now In ProgressI 33 Sound from a against OlV^byNUlnc Ti«N»|USP«0R come close to getting a divorce over it. I don't see how one 36 Most stupid kennel 40 Small island 52 Take off normal people can go to a place like that without getting a 34 Extremely 25 Group of two 43 Dove sound 54 Thin plate of few "evil" thoughts. Am I wrong to think this way, or am I 36 Indication 26 Othello villain Wbithrop metal g) 1V77 United Ftiluta SyndicaO, let, evil-minded? 37 Along in years 27 Copycat 45 Vast period of Do you think a man who really loved his wife would want 39 Sop 26 Stepped time 55 Weather T-T-TAKE ME T-TO p i o n Y k n o w h e h a d r her to go naked in front of other men? 41 Measure of 30 Ancient 47 Follow bureau (abbr.) yCU R H-H - H - H E A T E R / A S P E K H p r o b l e m . land Mickey Finn — Morris Wales MODEST kingdom on 49 Pianist 56 Safety agency 42 Form of Persian Gulf Brubeck 59 Decompose architecture 60 Double curve DEAR MODEST: Our attitudes about nudity are based 44 Indulger in ' 31 Entice 50 Cooled ROQERS STARTED AS V INON El/ERY on our early training, acquired inhibitions and the accepted fantasy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 to 11 46 Eenie, meenie. A PATROLMAN TWENTY I KIND OF MEDAL social customs of society. Some people go in for PHIL-YOU'RE WORKIH YEARS A G O -A N D HE POR BRAVERY! NOW , unconventional behavior, but that doesn't necessarily miney,____ 12 13 14 ON A WILD THEORY CAME UP THROUGH / I'M ASKING YOU TO make them "evil-minded." 46 Aniline THAT HERNANDEZ IS THE RANKS— / \ DROP THIS product IS 16 17 BEING F R A M E D I INVESTiGATtONi, I believe everything has its place-including the fig leaf. 49 Playing field tl 20 53 Oil DEAR ABBY: I didn't sleep a wink last night. Yesterday ■■ 57 Skin problem 21 22 while driving a well-traveled street, I felt a sudden thump, 56 Painfulness ■ 8 ia and I knew I hit something. I stopped abruptly, nearly 61 Experienced 25 26 27 2. 30 31 32 DOi causing an accident, and discovered that I had struck a persons ■ C3W U beautiful golden cocker spaniel puppy. (abbr.) 33 62 Flying saucers ■ ■ He had no tags, but I didn't want to waste precious time 37 36 <0 trying to find his owner, so I put him in my car and rushed (abbr.) ■ ■ Apartm»nt$ fo r H»nt S3 Apartmonli For Rant 53 Aparlmanta For Rant 53 Olticea-Storea lor Rent 55 63 Shade tree 42 0 45 him to the vet. 64 Do newspaper ■ 118 MAIN STREET - Three ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ Unfortunately, the puppy had suffered a broken neck work 46 fice. Ground level, central and a severed spine and he died shortly after reaching the 65 Newts ■ room heated apartment, fur- Our showroom is empty, 49 50 51 52 1 54 55 56 location, professional vet's. 66 Aviation niah own appliancei, parklike agency (abbr) ■■ Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer yard, security. 8220. Available AVAILABLE SOON building, parking and utilities. He was such a beautful dog. it nearly broke my heart. 57 56 59 60 August 1st. 646-2426, 9-5. Call 649-2865. But I was blameless. I wasn't going fast. The dog should DOWN but our lots are FULL... of 1977 not have been loose. 61 62 63 I WORKED WHAT A GLASS r PIP IT NO.' BUT I REALLY A WAS OF W IN E \ h ELP > LOOKED FORWARD < SEVEN ROOM Apartment - PROFESSIONAL Office - All Abby, please ask dog owners to keep their dogs securely 1 Normandy 64 65 66 our 24 Locust Street. 8 ^ . Securi­ Modern 2-Bedroom facilities. Excellent location. tied up. Someone is grieving over the loss of a precious pet, invasion day REM ED Y, IT? AT REGULAR YOU TO BEING AWAKE.' ^ ty. Available September 1st. Good projection. Reasonable Lincolns & Mercurysl a beautiful animal has lost his life, and I am feeling 2 Govern THOUGH ' INTERVALS .'/SLEEPS 6 l l 646-2426, 6 to 5. rent. 351 Center Street. 646 heartsick over something that was not my fault. Apartments 1680, 649-3549. MAINE MOTORIST THREE ROOMS, heat, MANCHESTER - Retail and / r utilities, appliances included. or manufacturing space. 2,000 DEAR MOTORIST: Well .stated. To quote an old Win at Bridge Security deposit and square feet to 100,000 square political bromide: “As Maine goes, so goes the nation." (1 references required. No pets. feet. Very reasonable. hope.) 8290 monthly. Call 646^958 M80■ per month J Brokers Protected. Call after 5 p.m. Includes wall to wall carpeting, Heyman Properties, 1-226- DEAR ABBY: Whenever someone writes and asks what Old Bumble Puppy bombs 1206. they should do about a friend who has bad breath oi body NORTH remained unhid, it would be heat, hot water and parking. odor, you always say, “It would be a kindness to TELL the best to open that suit BOLTON - Manchester town person." A 5 3 line. Large three room apart­ OFFICE SPACE « A 8 6 "In any event he opened a ment. Heat, hot water, stove, Well, I know a woman whose breath was so bad she lost 6 K QJ 9 75 trump against the four spade 643-1961 three husbands. contract It took South ap­ Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence refrigerator. Quiet Equal Houaing Opportunity FOR RENT * 8 3 neighborhood. References 250 square feel, center of 1 told her once that she needed a good strong proximately ten seconds to required. No pets. 8230 Manchester, air conditioning and mouthwash, and she never spoke to me again. WEST EAST pull trump, knock out the ace MI.EA^Vl HOW'S TO HEAR HIM t e l l IT- IT'S ...BUT HIS FIANCEE monthly. 643-5983. parking. Call 643-9551. P.S. I sure didn't miss her. A 6 4 ♦ 9 8 7 2 of diamonds and collect CAL1FORNIAT...AWD THE HOTTEST FIGHTER PLANE TIPPEP ME OFF THAT WHAT ABOUT WLADEK. TABOO SUBJECT YKJ72 ♦ Q 109 5 3 twelve tricks ' that ever c a m e o f f t h e SHE h ad HIS DESIGN NEW TWO Bedroom Duplex - SWEDOWSKV'S SUPER- - jy DRAWIW(5 BOARPl FIVE LARGE Rooms - Cen­ MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6 A 8 3 ♦ 10 6 We agreed that Bumble CHECKED 8V EXPERT5- 1 1/2 baths, cellar, yard. 8260 WBAPOMT AKtVTHIWe WHO TOLD HER IT WAS trally located. Newly first floor apartment. Two *K J97 A 5 2 month. East Hartford. 528- CONFIDENTIAL TO SEPTEMBER BRIDE: If you are Puppy should have opened a REVOLUTIOMARV? 6TRICTLV FOK redecorated. Appliances. bedrooms, formal dining SOUTH (D) 5352 after 5, and weekends. □ AUTOMOTIVE concerned only with what you will get out of marriage, heart and when diamonds THE BIRDS! Carpets. Adults only. Parking room, all appliances, living your marriage will fail. You may never be divorced, but A A K Q J 10 were led he must duck the for one car. No pets. Security. room with fireplace, wall-to- your marriage will fail nevertheless. »4 first round. Therefore, we ab­ wall carpeting, covered patio, Homaa lor Rant 54 Autoa For Sala 61 . 649-5718 after 5. ♦ 42 solved the Unlucky Expert of garage. 8265. unheated. * A Q 10 6 4 Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., MANCHESTER - Two 1965 RA M BLER S ta tio n any real blame Old Bumble FIVE ROOMS for Rent. Two Both vulnerable Puppy was brought up in the baths, li^ ts , heat, gas in­ 646-2482. bedroom Cape, centrally Wagon - Running condition. ff'e’ve temporarily moved our stock of cars to the located. Gas heat, aluminum 8150 or best offer. Call after 6, Astro-graph school that never led away cluded. 8250 monthly. 378 West North East South siding. Children and pets from a king unless unfor­ Hartford Road, Mancnester. MANCHESTER - Five room 643-6536. fenced-in area on Broad Street to make room for the 1* By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 10 649-4946. apartment. First floor. welcome. 8240 plus utilities. Pass 29 Pass 349 tunate enough have been Adults. No pets. Call 563-4696. Available September 1st. Call 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ expansion of our new car showroom. Pass 39 Pass 3A dealt all four of the royal 528-2242 after 5 p.m. Me i m ble - Needs tune up. 8050. Call SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Pass 3N.T Pass 4* gentlemen. ROCKVILLE - Available 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. 21) Try to fit into your schedule Pass Pass Pass So, although this hand really MANCHESTER - Four Stop by now for our Year-End CLOSE OUT price today any dealings with large September 1st. One bedroom Opening lead - 64 cried out for a heart lead we Alley Oop — Dave Graue apartment. Appliances, heat, bedroom, nine room home in NEED CAR? Credit bad? corporations or legal matters. feel that Bumble Puppy would on a new 1977 Lincoln, Mercury, Cougar or Monarch! Q9[TiMD\7 The aspects favor you. The out­ no pets, no children, security. iovely neighborhood. 8375. Bankrupt? Repossessed? By Oswald & James Jacoby not have led that suit under monthly. Substantial security come should be pleasing 8145 monthly. 646-1060. Honest Douglas accepts any circumstances TWEY ARE (GkLLEP IN MY c o u n t r y it is LOOKINQl and references will be lowest down, smallest Aug. 19, 1977 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The Unlucky Expert has '» S PAPA' AND, SAID THAT IF YOU CAN ; We offer the Urgeit variety of £ 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment with checked. Reply Box EE, payments. Douglas Motors, This coming year you may sur­ Commercial ventures favor you cornered us again This time 'LITTLE MAMA'. SEE BIG PAPA AND attractive apartmenta and^ Manchester Herald. prise yourself by the depth and today Devote your energies to LITTLE MAM A, THEN I townhouiea in Manchester, f heat, hot water, stove, M5 Main. '^^Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer" he was willing to take some of refrigerator, wall-to-wall breadth of your thinking. Don't anything in this line. There is YOU ARE h o m e .' Rental office open dally 0-S.^ be intimidated by the scope of the blame for his troubles on weekends, 11-3. ^ carpet. 8190. Adults only, no WE PAY 815 for complete small question of a profitable his own shoulders. To answer the many Offfcas-Storas for Rent 55 your ideas They'll be practical outcome pets, centrally located. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland and possible "I was playing with Old readers who have aslied when DMMTO 1 Security deposit. Call 646-9678. Auto Body, 528-1990. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Bumble Puppy as my partner. is it proper to lead from a SMALL BUSINESS or Office You're very strong in one-to-one I had told him last week that king, we give today's hand as ENTERPRISES | THREE ROOM Apartment. space for rent. Busy 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO. relationships today The more pedestrian area. Low rent. when declarer bid two suits, it a classic example. 846-1021 Stove, refrigerator. Security Immaculate condition. 81600. / m o r i S t y ROTHERS/ important the person, the was frequently worthwhile to deposit required. 289-1241 643-1442. firm. After 5 , 875-8818. greater the benefits you can (For a copy 0/ JACOBY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be derive open a trump. I neglected to MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at hopeful today if you're an­ point out that when dummy Bridge." c/o this newspaper. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ticipating some good news. It had shown no interest in P 0 Box 489. Radio City Station. Joint ventures are your bag to­ LINCOLN MERCURY may not arrive at the time ex­ either suit and one suit New York. N.Y. 10019) pected. but It should be there day Most rewarding are those BUSINESS A SERVICE shortly thereafter Find out more where you team up with Berry’s World 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 about yourself by sending for someone whose ability in the OPEN MONDAY THRU THURSDAY UNTIL 9 PM your copy of Astro-Graph Letter field is greater than yours. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Mail 50 cents for each and a ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) This long, self-addressed, stamped IS one of those days when you envelope to Astro-Graph, P O can do fun things with people M H E 'S J U S T C U T T IN G .... ME I WARNED HIM THAT 1964 STUDEBAKER Cruiser - 1970 OLDS CUTLASS - Two Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 Automotive Service 65 Box 409. Radio City Station. N.Y .F 'lT you en|oy being around AAV C U T T IN G , t h e „ , b o u g h t MODEL HAD TOO , 4 door sedan. V-8 engine, 6 door, 350, V-8, autom atic, 10019 Be sure to specify your GOODNESS.' THE LAWN.'.. L A W N ? .', j A NEW MUCH POWER _< new tires Including snows. power steering, radio, vinyl, birth Sign Somehow you'll keep up with TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- your work, too WHAT'S p o w e r - FO R H IM .' One family owner - good con­ roof, air conditioning, 81100. sun specialists, factory H A P P E h^yjS l a w n DIRECTORY 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) A dition. Call 1-9761349. Call 643-9262 after 5 p.m. TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) M O W ER rack. 81,750. 289-4042. trained, one day service, 114 powerful contact may want to Strike while the iron is hot — and b a r l e y VESTERPAV East Main Street, Rockville. see you today about something Sarvfcat Ollared 31 Sarvicaa Ottered 31 Painting-Peppering 32 Building-Contracting 33 It’s sizzling today If you have a PARTS Department now open CUSTOM STEEL Mag 871-1617. that relates to your career or in­ chance for personal gain, close Saturdays. Complete line of wheels. Set of four 14 come By all means, make the LAWNS MOWED, Trucking, LAWN MOWER REPAIR, PROFESSIONAL Painting: Chrysler parts, Chorches diameter. Cost 8240, will sell ★ ★ the deal quickly trlmminng and tree work, etc. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - time to see him small engine repair, chain Interior i Exterior, Commer­ Homes, Additions, Repairs Motors. 649-3646. for 8150. Includes chrome lug HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Peo­ 646-8864 or 647-1240. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) saws sharpened. 18 years cial & Residential. Free es­ Cabinets, Call Gary Cushing, nuts and adaptor plates to fit FX-1200 - Built by factory ple turn you on today and you do Should you commit yourself to a experience. Free pickup and timates. Fully insured. 646- 3462009. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 any car. Call 2865898 after 6 engineer. Branch heads, the same thing to them You new venture today, be very op­ CtM TREE Service - Free es­ delivery. 643-9294. 4879. - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland p.m. Barnett clutch, aluminum The Cool Look have a way of livening up the timistic If you think positively, timates, discount senior CARPENTRY, CUSTOM engine. Excellent running rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ corner where you are citizens. Company EXPERIENCED Responsible buretor, balanced blue printed the results will be the same J.P. LEWIS Si SON-Interior HOUSES-Additions, garages, condition. New shocks and 1970 RAMBLER Rebel - Low CANCER (June 21-July 22) Manchester owned and - woman will babysit in her motor and transmission. 646 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Try v r - f - ' I and exterior painting, roofing, and siding, kitchens, brakes. Asking 81950. Call 643- mileage. Snow tires, radio, Those with whom you have close operated. Call 646-1327. 7732. not to be unduly concerned home mornings, afternoons, paperhanging, and bathrooms, and repair work of 4484. excellent condition. 81000. lies are lucky for you today If about a matter over which you or evenings, Monday through remodeling. Fully insured. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis Call 6461359. they want to do something CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ have little control Other forces Born Loser — Art Sansom Friday. Reasonable rate. If 649-9658. for estimate, 643-6712. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- special for you. accept it niture repaired, refinishing, ★ ★ are at work, doing exactly as you interested, please call Deb at 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 1973 AUDI 100 LS. Four door, graciously touch-up work. House calls 643-9897. car. Asking 82550. 646-4938. automatic, air conditioning, would G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, iNKWSHAPKHKNTERPRISEA.SSN • I KNOX). BUT IT'LL MAKE and service calls, pick up and Interior exterior painting and am/fm stereo, mechanically OH. A BlRTHDAW 6IFT 'IT'^ OUW FOR' delivery. 569-2867 days or TREE REMOVAL, B i M - wallpapering Quality- 1976 HORNET - 4 door. good. Damaged rear end. Best excellent condition, many 'AGOOD DOWN BIDWELL Home Improve­ extras. Exceptionally good GER1IFI6ATE! FIVE after 5. Trimming, topping, land professionaT work at Automatic, power steering, offer over 81500. 569-2326. ment Co. Expert installation performance since purchased Bugt Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel PAHMENT Ok) clearing and cabling. Also, reasonable prices. Fully in­ air, 2 new snows. 83600 or best thank HOU, POLLAFS, ED S LIGHT Trucking - of aluminum siding, gutters new. 8500. Call 6465840 after diagnosis and treatment for sured 643-9321 offer. 2867035. 1971 CROWN TOYOTO - 6 . 6 l APH‘5.* . SOMETHING, Cellars and attics cleaned. and trims. Roofing installa­ 4:30 p.m. THANK HOU! injured and diseased trees tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 cylinder, low mileage, power I HIRED PROFESSOR BRAINWAVE HOW DID ' "Mom and Dad said all we want is immediate Trees cut Free estimates Free estimates. Fully in­ 9109. 1962 FORD Falcon - Four steering, power brakes, 1970 TRIUMPH 500 - Good TO GIVE APTITUDE TESTS TO BUGS DO 646-1943. sured. "My prices can't be automatic, air, extras. gratilication ' Do you have any? " door, automatic, good tires, running condition. 8495. Call EVERYBODV IN THE OFFICE- HIS TESF^ beat. ■ Call anytime, 569-0917 It's the way to gol When Reasonable. 6465886. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, good condition. 84()0. Call 226 6468215. r\z/^cn-r lie PROFESSOR i? Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick CLUTTERED ATTICS A you need to tell people 0513. Cellars? Will haul unwanted roofing, storm windows, aw­ COMPLETE LAWN about your business, nings. Quality workmanship, PINTO FORD 1971 - Red, 4 I.M. items for you reasonably. Call Maintenance. Lawns, 85 and speed, black interior. New 1976 HONDA-CR 125. 8375. I HEAR THE POUCB CHIEF 16 BE CAREFUL. ^ tell them with the free estimates. Fully insured. 1967 CHEVROLET Corvair. Must sell! Call 875-0128. SCHNOOaE 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free up. Hedges 810 and up. Edging 110 H.P., four speed, new tires. Excellent condition. LAVING OFF MEN. HOOPLE! HE BAXTER! THE estimates. Classified ads. 872-9187, 649-3417. and fertilizing. 647-9260, clutch, rebuilt carburetors, 8800, must sell. Call Ron, 643- 6AV$ HE CAN CLfT PDWN, NOW POLICE MAY 1974 YAMAHA 125 - Excellent PRESIDENT THAT VOUR BOARDING HOUSE INVESTI6F.TE SPECIALIZING cleaning and tires good. Body needs some 6066 , 647-1089, between 8 and condition. 8350 firm. 649-0428. fl ift BRICK, BLOCK, Stone INSULATION - Save 30*? to work. Restorable. Best offer 3. IS ONLY HALF FULL! J l? THAT STRANGE Fireplaces, concrete repairing chimneys, roofs, 507c on fuel bills. Free es­ new roofs. Free estimates. 30 over 8400. Call 649-8272 after 6 EXTRA WIRE Chimney repairs No job too timates. Absolutely no obliga­ Building-Contracting 33 p.m. 1963 CADILLAC - P ark THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS CHIPPING CIRCLING ■HOUR small. Save Call 644-8356 for Years Experience. Howley, tion, 8200 rebate Call 666-4691 643-5361. Avenue. Classic. Excellent IN FOR A GIFT FOR THE ELECTRIC estimates collect for a free estimate WES ROBBINS carpentry PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, running condition. Registered AMBULANCE DRIVER WHO METER HeathclIH This Funny World remodeling specialist Ad­ fourr speed. NNice. 81795 Subur- and...... 1-M73. in use daily. 643 CARTED OFF 'HOUR LATEST ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars ditions, rcc rooms, dormers, ROOFER WILL Install roof siding or gutters for low dis­ ban Motors, 649-2076. Campert-Trallera f l a k e ; h a v /- h a 'w ' i»n and attics. Moving large built-ins, bathrooms, 1975 VEGA LX - Automatic. h,»d Im a ' r appliances, also stone or loam Painting-Peppering 32 kitchens, 649-3446 count price. Call Ken at 647- Mobile Hornet 65 1566. Black vinyl roof. Snow tires. THERE WILL BE A CHARGE rxrcup pev 7 delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. 1969 LINCOLN CLASSIC Notchback. Mint condition. OF 4FIOO IN ADDITION TO wrm A PAINTING - interior and 18' CAMPER trailer - single LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Mark III. Excellent condition. 649-4403. MV FEE, BOR. REPAIRS SCHNIXXjLE/ VINYL REPAIR - We can fix exterior, paperhanging, Heating-Plumbing 35 All power, asking 82795. Call axle, excellent condition. New homes custom built, Eleven years old. 81.500. Call TO MV EOUIPMENT.^ sofas, chairs, cars etc. No excellent work References remodeled, additions, rec 643-0707. 1969 CHEVROLET Impala - need for expensive rec- Free estimates. Fully in­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, 742-8930. rooms, garages, kitchens cleaned with electric cutters, Power steering, .power covering 568-5^78. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- remodeled, bath tile, cement brakes, air conditioning, 8500. 4431. by professionals. McKinney 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY III. ARE YOU Selling your mobile work. Steps, dormers. Bros. Sewage Disposal With air conditioning, new 6463922. home? Buyers waiting. Please REWEAVING burns, holes. Residential or commercial. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. QUALITY PAINTING and Commpany, 643-5308. tuneup and brakes, asking call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- Call 649-4291. 81000. Call after 5 , 643-6624. 1974 MUSTANG II - Low 828-0369. Window shades, Venetian Pa’aper Hanging by Willis mileage. 82,000. Good condi­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Schultz. Fully insured. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet ' ■ " TIMOTHY J CONNELLY 1967 RAMBLER Ambassador. tion. &I1 6460879. SUMMER CELEBRATION. K i a '. ■■ Marlow s, 867 Main St. 649- references. 649-4343 repairs, plugged drains, U U 5 T 5221. Carpentry and general con­ kitchen faucets replaced, Four door Sedan, good run­ Clearance sale on all new 14 tracting. Residential and repaired. Rec rooms, ning condition. Snow tires. 1970 TOYOTA Corolla. Good foot wide and used trades. e u E E S I N G , HAVE YOUR Cape Ranch commercial. Whether it be a brakes, new tune-up, brand No. 1438 with Photo. E>^X TER = CARPENTRY - All types of bathroom remodeling, heat Best offer. Call 8761163. Save like never before. Used painted for 8150-8200 by small repair job. a custom new tires, needs work. Call Guide is in Sizes 10 to 16. I)f7t,t(8* r< 'V »*, ,.5 carpentry. Remodeling, modernizzation, etc. Free three bedroom, excellent con­ scheduling now Professional built home or anything in 6464720 after 6:30 p.m. Size 12, .14 bust . . . 2’, roofing, siding. No job too considers any job 289-9287, Estimate gladly given. M & M 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO. dition 85,995. New 14 foot wide yards 45-inch. between, call 6461379 Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Four door, PS. PB. AC, vinyl choice of one, two and three small. Free estimates, 644- evenings or weekends, Don 1975 FORD LTD Station Pattemi available only 3079. top. Priced to sell. 644-8891. bedrooms, 89,995. Over 50 Short Ribs — Frank Hill NEWTON SMITH Wagon. Excellent condition, tn aixet thown. PLUMBING and Heating - homes to choose form TO eioia, m s tt.oa tar isca PAINTER NEEDS Work - Remodeling, Repairing Rec 1964 MERCURY COMET- power steering, power brakes, thoughout the state. Adults a WHA-T J L ('WHAT DID VOU WINDOW CLEANING - Fast service. Reasonable see , DiSOlOVER ? Interior, Exterior Painting, rooms. No job too small 646 rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- Automatic, runs good, body air, automatic. Asking 83000. and family parks avaiable for Kh” / ''* *** * '**“ •* “ * 5 D iS C O v e R E D ^ - Commercial Si Residential. Papering, by the hour or job. 3144 Call 6464966 or 64643^. Full insured. Free estimates. 6567. good. Call 6466472 after 5:30 immediate parking. Excellent ■UC BURNtTT I Residential. Commercial. p.m. finanacing. Parts, supplies Manchietor Emnlng HocaM Call Quality Maintenance In­ Summer homes, apartments, CARPENTRY & Masonry - lisa Am. ol AmorlcM ! corporated, 646-8845. Flooring 35 and accessories. Full time N m Yack. N.Y. 160)1 « €1 windows puttied. 20 years Additions and remodeling. CADDY 1971 Sedan DeVille. Trucks lor Sale 52 service department. Plaza experience! Will Travel E. Fre estimates. Call Anthony FLOOR SANDING St Air conditioned, am/fm radio. Home, 1348 Wilbur Cross frlsl Ksws. ASSrcsi atti tip ...and then there's Cheddar, Gorgonzola, Mozza­ ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, coil, Ittlo Nsaasr aas Uts. Davis, 649-0495. Squillacotc, 649-0811 Refinishing. Floors like new. Good condition. 82000 firm. 1974 DODGE Maxlvan. B-200. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, The Spring A Summer rella, MuensUr, Parmesan, Provolone, Ricotta, attics, garages, yards No waxing (specializing in 6462850. Interior finished with sunroof, Berlin, Conn. 8260369. Romano, Roquefort and..." ■cleaned, moving, trucking •77 Il.VSir FASHION PAPER HANGING Expert CARPENTRY - Repairs, older floorsl. Staining floors. power steering and automatic contains a Bonus Coupon. ’ CHAUNCY WON A BPfCIAL RIBBON FOR ' Loam for sale. Lawn service remodeling, additions, gar­ Your av erag e p aper, in Ceilings. In-outside painting. CADILLAC 1966 Convertible transmission. 49,000 miles. 1971 TRAVELMATE - Sleeps Price .. . 82.00 a copy. 'MOST LOVABLC'/" No job too big or small. 568- average room, 830 Mr. ages, rooofmg. Call David Morso Stove Dealer. John Coupe DeVille. Black leather Excellent condition. Must 8. Excellent condition. 81000 8sa. Richman, 6463864. Patria, 644-1796. Add 82.00 for the New Verfaille, 6465750, 872-2222. interior. 8450. 6466622. sell. Asking 83800. 871-1347. Call 6467796. SUCCESS IN SEWING.