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NO. ONE Increasing cloudiness today with highs 70 to 75, ilanrhpalpr Eitptttng Hrralft 21 to 24 C. Occasional rain likely tonight anti t o 728 EAST Tuesday. Lows tonight 60 to 65; highs Tuesday in A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 the mid 70s. Probability of precipitation 20 percent MIDDLE TURNPIKE today, 70 percent tonight and 60 percent Tuesday. MANCHESTER Home delivered copy 15 cents National weather map on page 17. Vol. XCVII, No. 255 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, July 31, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents wf (u v ic i AND m m iL in d u s t r ia l a n d c o m m e r c ia l MR CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION phone Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 HEATING and SHEET METAL 341 Broad St. Mencheiter Inside today New Eiifland Mechanical Services, Inc. Mancheittr Manchester and Surrounding "rofaiiional Park ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 Sulla 106 Manchester TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Terrorists demand plane le sig n a B*t1y Gallagher Nathan Agostinelli, who went to K 643-2736 • 643-2192 prop. Vicinity the GOP convention to do battle for Lew Rome, spent his time in­ PARIS (UPI) — Terrorists with barricaded themselves off from the CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND stead visiting with old friends. submachine guns and hand grenades gunmen on the top floor. featuring this week... See page 2. traded shots with police at the Iraqi An embassy employee who es­ T U T I, core, lUEPINB BABS, AIR RUniUSSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Manchester Republican conven­ Embassy today and reportedly caped said he believed four or five rOVEI,UNTERNS MA.NCHESTER tion delegates agree the conven­ threatened to kill a group of hostages employees, mostly secretaries and tion was unexciting but feel that unless they get a flight to London to bookkeepers, had been taken M U MnOVEMENT party’s unity will stand it in good free a woman comrade. hostage. FARR’S MV stead in November. See page 2. At least one person was seriously Five hours after the 10 a.m. attack, THC CVCBYTHIHO STOnt TURNPIKE TV wounded. Two gunmen were CAMP-BIKE-tPORT 2 MAIN STREET CETA officials have devised a which included at least one hand- barricaded inside the embassy, and a OPEN DAILY TO B P.M. J. FARR • 843-7111 Famous Brand Television — Appliances 6 4 9 -3 9 8 9 plan to save some CETA jobs. See grenade explosion, a man tentatively M feawtBi, page 10 series of conflicting reports in­ identified as an Algerian diplomat (Home Improvement Division) dicated they might have up to eight entered the embassy building. About VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR hostages. an hour later he left, and a hostage East Hartford A third terrorist escaped on foot riddled with bullet wounds was by lactory trained specialists CETA workers find jobs un­ after the initial shootout with police. removed from the embassy and Phil Pete challenging and lacking in Iraq’s official news agency taken away in an ambulance. Locicero end Zidek ARCO training for the future. See page reported from Paris that the gunmen The wounded person was not im­ Kitchen \ifi 8. had set authorities a late-afternoon mediately identified. TfflPlKCARPET AND FLOOR COVERING deadline. They reportedly threatened H jrit Another CETA programs A diplomat of the Malaysian em­ 646-5036 ' T C I c \ / f c I r\ w A DDI I A U rc iirn'i n , 301 MAM S im OMR 100 ihte SRI f-t TISII I fll M t e l . to kill their hostages unless they bassy, which is directly across the ff provides lessons in basic skills for P&P AUTO REPAIR M ANCH01B OKI Of TOIR CRU (O lllC I S 4 3 4 M 2 youngsters. See page 7. were given a plane to London to street, told UPI: “The first thing I 706 Mein SI. • "Arco Charge" • Manchester collect a woman suspect held in con­ hpord '.vn>; Iwn sinolo qhnis, then a Conneclicul's LiigesI Floor Covering Deiler nection with last week’s attempt to Connecticut kill the Iraqi ambassador there. Spp Page 'I’l'ii MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. Times are changing in Connec­ The Iraqi story said the two MERCURYir,Z ticut politics, with disorganized gunmen had allowed an earlier rivf LocfiSMirn . Democrats and unified deadline to expire without apparent Dollar falls <■53 MAIN ST., M AN CHESTER • 643-6922 Republicans competing for the action, however. The report also said Phom 646-27S6 one of the gunmen claimed lo be the Q u a ^ Ain&HONHUSNSS Alar ms Lochs & governor’s mansion. United Press everywhere Sa'es Comomalion Changes NO SERVICE CHARGE International analyzes the situa­ brother of Said Hammami, a Sa'cs & Se'L'ce • Bonded _Mosi Palestine Liberation Organization “Rubber ■ eys n siock Repairs Of all Kinds tion. See page 2. Scissors A representative slain in London LONDON (UPI) - The U.S. dollar ■ng Snea'S Sharpened R666rvitloM lor • HottU • Alrihwt • StMimMpt The nation earlier this year. opened lower on European foreign 627 Main Straat An Iraqi embassy who escaped said Not even President Carter exchanges today, reflecting its fall to the terrorists "walked in and said a new postwar low on the Tokyo knows whether middle income they wanted to see somebody, they FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. TUNE UP SPECIAL ... foreign exchange. 646-0228 875-3252 Americans would pay part of their didn't say who." *10.95 6 cyl. - *18.95 V-8 medical bills under his health in­ Gold opened $1,375 lower in London "Then they began firing like wild at $199.25 an ounce from Friday’s all- K COMPim H i OF WiTON CAKE KCORATIONS PLUS PARTS AIR CONDITIONINQ surance plan, but benefits will be men," he said. SaOHTLV HIOHER free to the poor. See page 7. time high closing rate of $201,625. In ...... -3 i s : Amid a series of conflicting Zurich gold opened unchanged at TR1 CENTER ST. 70 UNION 8T. Americans are being asked to Campers leap for candy reports, the extent of the hostage $201.25. MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. RAG AUTO SERVICE help identify photographs and situation was not dear. The gunmen, Mon. • Sal. 10-S Mon. • Sat. 10-S • Front End Spoclallili • Tuna Up this climaxed two weeks of fun for the The pound opened at $1.9345, up 95 Thure., 10>9 ■* Fri. 10-9 sketches of mystery men who After wielding heavy sticks to break two who were reported to speak both • Brakat 9 Shocks • Air Conditioning may be connected to the murders points from Friday's $1.9250. Dealers pinatas hanging from a tree, 60 campers from youngsters at the 11th annual Interfaith Day French and Arabic, were visible at said the dollar was dragged down by • Road Ssrvica of John F. Kennedy and Dr. Mar­ Wedding Cakes A Specialty Hartford and Manchester vie with each other Camp, sponsored by the Manchester Area windows on the lower three floors of growing concern about inflation 436 CENTER ST. Tal. 649-39S3 MANCHESTER tin Luther King Jr. See page 14. the building, A number of embassy -.11^ to catch the candy before it falls to the Conference of Churches. (Herald photo by prospects in the United States, EYCRVTHIHB IN ' ' V ™ . ” ” " Turnpike TV and Appliance store, 273 W. Middle Tpke., features famous brand Television, Appliances, and employees were visible one floor The dollar opened in Frankfurt at WASHINGTON (UPI) -T he ground. Entertainment aqd games such as Pinto) Stereo - including Curtis Mathes, RCA, Zenith, Westinghouse, Caloric, Sony, Kelvinator, KitchenAid. above, but it was not clear if they 2.0400 marks, down from 2.0410 Westside Shoe Repair government said today that its were being held hostage or had not • MIRRORS . SHOWER DOORS We also carry custom wall to wall Carpet and Aluminum Siding in our Home Improvement Dept. Friday. measure of future economic • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS Come in today and see that good service costs no more! Corner Center & McKee Streets yet been discovered by the terrorists. In Zurich it opened at 1.7530 Swiss • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Manchester, Conn. • Tel. 643-8285 trends rose a moderate 0.4 per­ One French radio report said the francs, up marginally from Friday’s Repairers of Footwear, Handbags, Laalhtr cent in June for the fifth straight Compromise possible gunmen held eight hostages, in­ Goods. Complata Lina of Shot & Laathar Cara monthly increase. The newest cluding three women, and claimed at J.A. WHITE GLASS C0 .J n c . S.'c I’ FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS Products. economic indicator contained no least 10 other employees had iigi' — You’ll Lika Our Fast, Quality Sarvica — evidence that the nation was Manchtalar 649-7322 31BiaMllSL m Hours; Mon.-FrI. 8-5:30. Sat. 8-4 Cloaad Wada. headed for a recession late this OVER 21 YE*'*^ EXPERIENCE ^ EJ, JOHNSON PAINT CO year or early in 1979, as some on ramp at Buckland private economists have Selection rules set; predicted. By GREG PEARSON project. Joan Cushman said that the major The ramp construction, which is in­ concern of town officials at this point 763 and JUDY KUEHNEL cluded in proposed Interstate 86 im­ is Manchester's plan to close MANCHESTER OVER 45 MAIN SI. The world A proposal to speed up construction provements, would cut out part of Burnham Street. Officials fear that, new candidate found 643-1191 MEMONIAl CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE Egypt President Anwar Sadat's of a ramp from Buckland Road in that route. without Burnham Street opened to DiRosa and David Call — indicated 191 demand that Israel withdrawn Manchester to Exit 93 of Interstate Giles said that A1 Young, South traffic, an increased burden will be By GREG PEARSOIN Saturday that they probably would 0pp. East Cemetery Call 649-5807 86 will be introduced at tonight’s MAIN ST. from occupied terrritories puts Windsor’s director of public works, put on Clark Street and Pleasant lleruld Re|irun this year. Induilrial - Residential - Commercial however. not rebuilt until late 1979 or early Manchester Mayor Stephen Penny, incumbent Francis Mahoney in the “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" 13th District — possibly Elsie "Biz" He said that he would like to seek ESTABLISHED 1934 Sports Manchester officials also have 1980, Giles said. South Windsor's Mayor Nancy Caf- political office again in the future, 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. been asked to send a letter to South fyn. It is believed that no decisions Swensson, vice chairwoman of the P O S T ^ (In Um ParUng Lot Bohind “It takes a lot of state and federal but his main interest is in the local Located 27 years at... GHO winner Rod Funseth will town committee. Manchotlor Oroon Shoo OutM) Windsor saying that they will do all paperwork and coordination,” he were reached at that meeting. Mrs. Swensson said Saturday at the level of government. 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER pay back a loan after winning $42,- that they can to keep a temporary TEL said. Manchester officials warned last Republican state convention that she Ferguson said that he and Wallace 649-3528 000. Srr page 11. road in the area open until the ramp ______TEL. 643-6793______Open Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. 9 Sun. 9-6 Young also has recommended that week that if South Windsor did not would run for the 13th District seat if Irish, a member of the Republican The Boston Red Sox can’t score is completed. approve the relocation plan that the temporary road by continued the Manchester Republicans cannot State Central Committee, met at this runs anymore and the American The steps are being taken to try open until the ramp is built. Manchester would go ahead and sign weekend's state convention with Carl League Eastern Division lead is line up another candidate. and cut down travel time and dis­ The town has an easement for the the road plan contract as scheduled Celia, who serves as the party's MANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY cut. See page 12. Ferguson said this morning that a tance for South Windsor commuters area where the road runs through on Aug. 1. counsel, about the election of 12th Convai • Home Improvements - Aluminum traveling to Interstate 86. According to Manchester officials party member apparently Mrs. Make Us Your Paint and Wallpaper Headquarters IROH Index March 1979. Extension of that ease­ Swensson — will run if another can­ and 13th district candidates. Now, the South Windsor residents ment would have to be approved by attending last week’s special council "Carl's opinion is that my stand is OSTRINSKY use the temporary road, which runs didate cannot be found. SCRAP KKTAL Area towns ...... 8, 9 Hartman Tobacco Co., the propery session, Manchester would redesign When asked if Mrs. Swensson was correct," Ferguson said. The chair­ The E.A. Johnson Paint Company at 723 Main Street, Manchester, is the town’s oiliest from Burnham Street Exit 93 and is "Ti)e eMake a ^ o m e out of a ‘fKouse" DEALER IN WASTE Business...... 16 owner, and MAP Associates, which the plan which the town of his lined-up candidate, Ferguson man will follow the party bylaws and and PAPER scheduled to close in March 1979, Jay and finest paint and wallpaper store. Besides being centrally located in downtown Classified...... 16, 17, 18 holds an option on the property, Giles Manchester and South Windsor would replied, "That's a fair assumption." have the candidates selected only by MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. Giles, Manchester director of public get the "same amount of traffic 195 WEST CENTER ST. B. G. ST. PIERRE, Prop. Manheester, they offer convenient off Main Street parking in their lot adjoining their store. Comics...... 19 said. MAP is the developer of the He said, however, that he is talking those town committee members who MANCHESTER. CONN. Tal. 843-5735 or 843-5179 ...... 7, 8, 10 works, said. without the improvements and 649-3091 East Hartford__ proposed Buckland Commons to one other person, who he hopes reside in those districts. Johnson Paint offers the complete quality line of famous Dutch Boy®and California® in­ ...... 4 Without that temporary road, benefits of smooth traffic flow.” Editorial ...... project. will run. Ferguson would not identify Fred Peck, a candidate in the 12th terior and exterior paints. Johnson Paint is also your headquarters for the best in ...... 15 South Windsor residents wishing to If the plan is turned down by the Entertainment ... Indications had been that the tem- that person. District, had obtained an advisory GMHEII MHi UPHOlSnilV CLEANING Wallpaper, Varnishes, Duco Delux, Painter Supplies, Artist Materials, plus Window Fam ily...... 6 get to Interstate 86 would have to cil would turn down the Pleasanl. South Windsor Town Council tonight, opinion from the secretary of state's i travel down Buckland Road all the aiid Manchester makes good its Two persons who ran, and lost, for Manchester's Only Complete Carpel Service! Shades. Their “Color Dispenser’’ offers any color to suit your taste up to 1,400 different S&H STAMPS MAKES US Manchester . .*y ...... 2 , 5, 6, 10 Valley relocation project. the Board of Directors in 1977 have office that indicated the entire town 14 High Street, reer color selections. Be you an amateur or a pro — Johnson Paint Co. has the years of Obituaries ...... 10 way to its intersection with Tolland South Windsor Mayor Nancy Caf- been approached and asked to run in committee should vote on the selec­ Turnpike because of other changes MANCHESTER . experience to assist you in all your paint, wallpaper and varnish problems. Mr. Johnson and Sports...... 11, 12, 13 fyn could not be reached for com­ the 13th District. Both men — Peter tion. NO. ONE J connected with the J. C. Penney See Piige Nine Phone; 646-5630 all of his qualified personnel are at your service, and are only too pleased to offer their ment, but Republican Councilwoman knowledge to you at no charge. Please feel free to visit this friendly store, they like serving m TZgiMT you, and are more than sure you’ll like them.... MIDDLE TURNPIKE "Serving the area since 1955" MANCHESTER Republicans convinced their slate can’t lose mover and shaker in the Republican nominating convention will be the 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting Probism? Ws’ll Halpl But the Democrats also gave Lt. keep to the high road and away from Biebel, inspired by a button Rome’s By ANDREW NIBLEY 15-year-old son had made, im­ Party, Gengras, a West Hartford last. Service ilill means somelhing lo u i — and atfvice meant spending Gov. Robert K. Killian, Mrs. the gutter. Before adjourning Saturday, IN MDKHESTER, MCHT ON MAM STNOT IF THE SHOE FITS FIX IT! HARTFORD (UPI) - "The mediately tabbed the Sarasin-Rome businessman, is also an adviser to ■inough lime with you to help you aelcci Ihe right paint finish for that job GREENS & THINGS Grasso’s foe, just enough votes to “We will make no new alliances for Republicans unanimously endorsed COMPim PHNTIK A COrHIK SENVICE • Heels While You Wait you'ra planning. See uo for paint and ocrvica w hin you plan your n«it alliance, a “Dream Ticket.” the Democratic incumbent governor, Democrats are a tired party. A party force her into an unprecedented political gain or pay off old debts for the following underticket to run with LOW COST PRINTIN9 project. PLANT PEOPLE divided. A party leaderless and In his acceptance speech, Sarasin • Expert Shoe Service primary Sept. 12. political expediency. And we will Mrs. Grasso. WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) ARE NICE PEOPLE rudderless.” promised Rome would be his per­ The backroom decision-making Sarasin and Rome: Mx» UNS • S1ITMI1 • saw STUaS 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Mrs. Grasso angrily accused win,” he promised. • Louise Berry, a former state a Orthopedic Work With this clieerless observation, “ The deep divisions in the sonal “chief of staff” rather than a that led to selection of the GOP VlIM r-MAN PRINTING EAJdm on PAINT CO. 643-1635 Killian, who recently hauled her into ticket did not sit well with some senator who is now a school super­ Hour*; 9:00-5:30 Rep. Ronald A, Sarasin of Beacon Democratic Party are not only per­ traditional do-nothing second-in- •11 MAIN IT. • MANCHItTER • I4«-1T77 Open Dally to 8, Sat. Ill 6 court to testify about her campaign delegates. visor in Brooklyn, for the secretary • SEE US FOB ENGHAVEO NAME PLATES Mon.-Saturdav Ask (or Dave ^Cloaad Sundaya For the Summer Falls has predicted victory for his advertising, of playing “gutter sonal, but philosophical and command. ' d e a l e r While the Democrats haggled for of state; t TRY OUR NEW 3-M HMD COPIMI GRAND RE9PENING AUG. 3-4-5 Republican “Dream Ticket” in the politics” to win the primary political,” Sarasin said. About the only similarity between • Margaret Melady, an author of ASS OaNTia IT. • MANCHItTIR PARKADE SHDE REPAIR (Rolotiv RainiO’s TV) hours over their endorsements for n % WAIN ST.. WRHCHESTER • 64M501 November elections. challenge. the rowdy Democratic convention four books and wife of the president Until Thursday, the Republicans governor, lieutenant govenor and Sarasin, a silver-haired, three- Sarasin and the Republicans, and the timid Republican affair was of Sacred Heart University, for RUST PROOFING were in pretty much the same boat as secretary of state, the Republicans QUALITY USED CARS Frank Arnone term congressman, emerged Satur­ overjoyed by Democratic infighting, treasurer; uiD For Quality and ParfseOon In the Democrats. They faced a poten­ quickly approved Sarasin, Rome and the constant chattering among 3 1 (> 19-7901 day from the placid two-day GOP took care at the GOP convention to delegates and candidates about the I CIsaninn Your Orapaa,Dra| Wadding tially divisive primary. the rest of the GOP ticket on loud ;4 u td SrxeUf State Convention as his party’s un­ ensure their gathering was con­ need for direct primaries where • Ralph Capecelalro, the first Gown, SHpeovara, S u a d n a A animous endorsee for governor and ducted in a civil and tranquil at­ At the last minute, however. voice votes. selectman of Orange, for comp­ Senate Minority Leader Lewis Sarasin, Rome, Biebel and former registered voters would pick their TEL. 643-0016 DON WILLIS Specializing In Grooms Tux FREE MOiars and an yoia part of the slate Republicans are con­ mosphere. party’s candidates. troller; COMPLETE BODY WORK Rome, a lawyer from Bloomfield, gubernatorial candidate E. Clayton BRAKE SERVICE Aiak about our policy. Inaads. tM„MM.8TuM'uiM.M. vinced can’t lose. Taking a shot at his probable oppo­ Mrs. Grasso, Killian, Sarasin and • Peter Dorsey, a former U.S. at­ TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS cashed in his gubernatorial challenge Gengras selected the entire ticket GARAGE Front End AN|immt Fraa chauMarad Sarvica. W«d.,Tliun.XFri.1ll#.IL Exactly one week before in the nent in November, Sarasin said, "... Rome have all endorsed the direct torney and past president of the INSURANCE WORK II Miin St, Tel. MMS31 of Sarasin for a No. 2 spot on the GOP before the convention opened in a Cineril Repiir Work 956 main ST. (Waakly drawings) same auditorium, a bitterly divided throughout the campaign as during primary approach and many Connecticut Bar Association, for at­ ticket as lieutenant governor. series of closed door sessions. FOREIGN & DOMESTIC ' MANCHESTER, CONN. Democratic Party endorsed Gov. the convention, we will retain our politicians feel this year’s state torney general. ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. Ella T. Grasso for a second term. perspective and good humor. We will Republican State Chairman Fred Aside from his influential role as a 10 to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 5 Saturday 482 NttT anau TNL. MAHOnlW PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978 - PAGE THREE GOP traded Robbed of key role, Good and bad news due on foreign policy issues WASHINGTON (UPI) - There is the J2.9 billion foreign military aid chairman of a House foreign to be of major importance. telephone interview. drafted into legal language this week likely to be both good and bad news in authorization. operations subcommittee. Long is The embargo was imposed after After disposing of these major so Congress can give it final con­ store for President Carter in con­ Assistant Democratic leader John critical of some of the lending Turkey used American weapons, in bills, the House will turn later in the sideration soon. excitement visited gressional actions on foreign policy Brademas, D-Ind., said the House programs, and argues the banks are violation of its aid agreement, to in­ week to the $119.4 billion military ap­ The Senate will act first, but has issues this week. will begin amending the foreign not accountable to Congress. tervene in Cyprus in 1974. Brademas propriations bill. not yet set a date for debating the The House is expected to agree with military aid measure Tuesday, and Administration supporters, has been a leaderof the pro-embargo A floor battle is considered likely By GREG PEARSON Agostinelli said Saturday morning. “The peoplels attitude is that this conference version, which would the Senate on lifting the 3-year-old the foreign aid money bill Wednesdy however, warn such a drastic cut forces. between opponents and supporters of tieruld Kepurler "It’s like being prepared to do battle is the Democrat’s and Republican’s phase out price controls gradually embargo on arms for Turkey — an — with a vote on an amendment to could seriously undermine longstan­ But both State Department and the $1.9 billion nuclear-powered air­ Senate Democratic Leader Robert for unity and then there’s no battle,” he said. way of doing things. They’ll have action the president badly wants — cut $584 million in U.S. contributions Nate Agostinelli had expected to be ding U.S. commitments. House sources were hopeful the craft carrier, which both House and Rome’s decision obviously changed forgotten the conventions by. Byrd s Senate schedule is relatively busy at Saturday's session of the but may also give him a setback with to international banks and lending in­ Brademas declined to predict House will vote to lift the embargo, Senate have authorized, but the noncontroversial. By GRK(; 1‘KARSON the entire proceedings of the conven­ November,” he said. a vote to cut foreign aid. stitutions. Republican state convention. tion. whether the House will agree with voted by the Senate last week. 57-42. White House doesn’t want. Tentatively scheduled are funding llcriilil K<'|iorlrr The House was starting the week The amendment to the $8.4 billion Instead, he spent the day strolling in "There’s nothing much to do last week’s Senate action on lifting “It’s clear we’ve got the votes,” The staff of House and Senate bills for Conrail, public works and today with general debate on both the foreign aid appropriation bill will be One Manchester delegate at the Republican State and around the Bushnell Auditorium except socialize,” Agostinelli said. the arms embargo against Turkey, Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., a energy conferees planned to have the community services, and possibly a foreign aid appropriations bill and proposed by Rep. Clarence Long, Convention said that she felt like her Christmas presents and meeting old friends. "It wouldn’t have been that way if an issue the administration considers major supporter of repeal, said in a natural gas price deregulation bill bill increasing veterans pension had been opened a day eariy. It wasn’t that the Manchester resi­ we’d been working through the night, benefits. But she and other local delegates agreed that a united dent was shirking his respon­ "'V' trying to get one more delegate.” Post for Stevens? Republican party could result in an even more important sibilities. It's just that there wasn’t The convention saw many of the HARTFORD (UPI) - House; present this November. much else to do. delegates spend the day walking in Party leaders had managed to join the two leading can­ Minority Leader Gerald Stevens, R- Agostinelli had been a supporter of and out of the hall. At times, it Pressure on U.S. to offer Mideast compromise Milford, may be tapped for a top post didates for governor — U.S. Rep. Ronald Sarasln and State Sen, Lewis Rome since early in seemed more delegates were outside State Sen. Lewis Rome — into one ticket. With that step, the campaign. In fact, he was one of in Sen. Lowell P. Weicker’s, R-Conn., enjoying the weather instead of in­ CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — President mission to the region would come off Israelis.” from the side of Israel. We refuse government of Egypt,” Israel both Egypt and Israel stick to their however, they also took all of the excitement out of the two people Rome had appointed to forthcoming bid for the GOP N side listening to the nominating Anwar Sadat’s demand that Israel as scheduled. Vance announced plans for the trip cabinet secretary Arye Naor said. hard-line positions, the United States party's weekend convention. serve as liaisons with the delegates presidential nomination. this, we reject it 100 percent.” speeches for treasurer, secretary of agree to withdraw from all occupied “ I consider that we are now in a after Egyptian and Israeli foreign The Israeli cabinet put off its "I feel like somebody took the frosting off my birthday during the convention. The Har'ford Courant reportd Sun-, Sadat’s demand for an Israeli com­ would have to step in with com­ state and the other underticket territories before direct peace talks ministers conferred in Leeds, regular meeting next week to free cuke or opened my Christmas presents a day early," That job undoubtedly would have day that Weicker approached the very decisive turning point,” Sadat mitment to withdraw from all lands promise proposals to break the positions. resume puts more pressure on the England, earlier this month. But Sunday for a meeting with Vance, Elsie 'Biz ' Swensson, vice chairwoman of the kept Agostinelli busy running from former gubernatorial aspirant, who told reporters. captured in the 1967 war has been logjam. \ "There’s more activity in the hot United States to come up with a Mid­ since then, Egypt has insisted further Republican Town Committee, said. delegation to delegation, from Rome is withdrawing from elective “We are ready (for negotiations) repeatedly rejected by Israel, and who is expected to arrive Saturday “ I do not want to embarrass my dog lines than there is inside,” Ed dle East compromise. 'T m glad for unity's sake, but I really would have liked politics, with the offer during the whenever there is a complete agree­ talks first require “new and Israeli officials said resumption of night. friend. President Carter, but as I headquarters to the convention floor. Wilson, a Manchester delegate, said. Sadat’s remarks Sunday after a positive” ideas from Israel. a little excitement." she said. GOP convention Saturday. ment upon the fact that there will be peace talks depends on Cairo, not While Israel officially refrained stated during my last visit to the But, Thursday afternoon, "They’ve got it so organized they meeting with U.S, envoy Alfred Referring to the Leeds talks, Sadat Other Manchester Republicans agreed with her. The Stevens and Weicker confirmed the no compromise on land or sovereign­ Jerusalem. from commenting on Sadat's United States, America should act as Agostinelli was out of a job. Rome took all the fight out of it,” another Atherton also raised some questions said, “There have been new elements prospect of an exciting convention had been eliminated, '" i discussion but both declined to make ty,” Sadat said. “We are not ready “We hope and expect that such remarks, Israeli government sources a full partner, and not as a announced that he would drop his Manchester delegate, Harriet in Israel on whether Secretary of but unfortunately negative elements but the prospect of a November victory had blossomed. challenge for governor and run as public just what position the Connec­ before this is declared to sit with the meetings will continue between the say it may not come off in the light of mediator, " Kadat said. Haslett, said. State Cyrus Vance’s upcoming peace Sadat’s demands. “The Israeli position is moving 3 3 representatives of Israel and Egypt, "Unity— that's the important thing," William Diana, a lieutenant governor on a ticket ticut senator had in mind, the Despite the lack of action at the delegate .'iOd a member of the Town Board of Directors, headed by U.S. Rep. Ronald Sarasin. newspaper reported. but that is best answered by the Diplomatic sources in Cairo said if backward, not forward, " he said. convention, the delegates kept busy said. “ We have to be unified to beat the Democrats in The announcement delighted , The Weicker presidential cam-; Friday night at party get-togethers. November." Sarasin supporters and many GOP paign, which has been in low gear for Ballonists will try again Some had lost track of news outside The unity theme was mentioned often during the Satur­ ieaders. It also disappointed Rome several months, is expected to of the convention and asked Saturday CONCARNEAU, France (UPI) - midnight aboard the trawler Elsinor. smile, “If they fail, we’ll definitely day session of the convention. backers like Agostinelli and some of accelerate in November after state Nate Agostinelli, left, who had been a key morning for scores from the baseball Two British adventurers, beaten by “Too bad, wasn’t it?” Davis told have a go next year. We’ve learned a “Our campaign is one with a password — the password the delegates who had geared and congressional elections. worker for Lewis Rome, and William Diana, games and an update on Pete Rose’s stormy weather in their bid to be the waiting reporters, “We think we let lot on this trip in the way of technical is we, " Rome told the delegates Saturday morning. themselves up for a long floor fight at Former Republican State Chair­ R a d io /h a e K a member of the Manchester Board of Direc­ hitting treak. first to cross the Atlantic in a everybody down.” equipment.” Sarasin, whose speech ended the convention, said, "1 the convention. man J. Brian Gaffney of New Britain ^ Out Front in CB by a Country Mile ^ Agostinelli did not feel that the balloon, reached land in a French The ship had plucked them from ask you not to think of yourself as Rome delegates or tors, listen as Rome speaks to the Republican "We were psyched for an active has been selected by Weicker to be Though Davey and Cameron joined dullness of the GOP convention fishing boat early today and im- the sea Sunday after they were Sarasin delegates, but as part of the Sarasin-Rome ticket state convention Saturday. (Herald photo by convention. Obviously, it turned out his national presidential campaign at least 13 other balloonists who tried would hurt the party in the voter’s medately vowed to try it again. forced to ditch only 117 miles west of that is indivisibie." Chastain) to be an inactive convention,” chairman, the newspaper said. in vain to cross the Atlantic, they set And a delegate, giving a seconding speech for an under­ eye. Tired but in good spirits, Donald the port of Brest, a few hours from a distance record for a balloon flight ticket position, drew a few groans from the audience with Cameron, 37, and Christopher Davey, victory. of 1,805 nautical miles, spokesmen 34, pulled into the picturesque Brit­ “Two Americans will launch in 10 said at the Bracknell, England, con­ |Play it Safe This Sum m er the beginning of his taik, "Friends, Romans, Sarasins, Manchester Parkade Open united Republicans ' GOP in transition Weds. tany fishing port of Concarneau after days time,” Cameron said with a trol center which guided them. The unity, along with the party's ticket, should mean Thurs. victory in November, many Republicans said, & FrI. "You're going to see Republicans campaigning who NItes With 2-Way CB Radio haven't been out in years," Wallace Irish, a Manchester 'til RETURNING as Democrats split 9 (• resident and member of the Republican State Central Committee, said. TO "every Saie! For Cars, Boats, “With this top of the ticket, Manchester Republicans By PETER A. BROWN (* will be helped. The potential is there," he said. COLLEGE? little BOSTON (UPI) — For years Connec­ A n a ly sis thing" These Realistic^ Radios Joseph Swensson said that there will be a clear choice ticut Republicans marched to the beat of a Th« University of Connecticut’s (• for voters this year. different drummer. But if the 1978 guber­ there’s no one with enough clout to stop Bschelor of GenersI Studies Progrsm Keep You in Touch “if people want politicians to run the state, they should natorial campaign is any indication, the fight. (• jewrtem ( _ vote lor the Democrats. If they want professional people Msy Be For Youll things may be changing in the Nutmeg Although it’s probably no consolation The Bachelor of General Studies Program Is an ustained'glass^kit at Very Low Cost! to run it, and run it properly, they should go for our slate State. for the Democrats, it wasn’t until 24 hours Individualized, Interdisciplinary degree program Make your own of Sarasin and Rome," he said. The transition comes as virtually before last weekend’s state GOP conven­ (• George “Ted " LaBonne said that this was his 15th con­ of part-time study designed for the adult student f stained glass powerless Republicans — hoping to cash in tion convened that Rome was convinced to vention and the one with the most emphasis placed on the with an associate’s degree or with the first two design with on what is becoming an increasing split in drop his primary challenge. years of college completed. MakIt&BakIt lieutenant governor's position. Democratic ranks — seek to rebuild their That made the biennial gathering about Mary Fletcher, treasurer of the town committee, said, plastic political fortunes. as exciting as watching grass grow. For additional Information contact: cooking “ We have elected two capable leaders. They will work Nationally, over the last 30 years, But that was fine with Republicans. Anita Bacon at the Marjorie Bennett at the crystals well together, and the party will work together." Democrats fought each other — ) iThey now can sit back, save the money Storrs Campus q r Hartford Campus Peter Sylvester, who heads Manchester’s selection sometimes over ideology, other times justjj and effort that would have been spent on a 486-4670 523-4841 wt have the committee for candidates, said that the Republican slate for the exercise. That never was the case primary and watch Killian and Mrs, largest aiaort- is diversified as well as strong. in Connecticut, where a strong party Grasso tear each other's hair out. “I think we've got a super ticket," he said. ment aver leader ran the show. That is not to say the GOP nominee will Throughout his speech, Sarasin ended each separate T)w Bidwlor of CoMril Studioi Profrm Now the divisive party primary — this waltz into the governor’s mansion — just Offict of Credit Profrim framaa 88* thought with a confident prediction. “And we will win,” one for governor between Gov. Ella T. the opposite is true. Mrs. Grasso has put Extended and Continuing Education crystals 49 * he said again and again. Grasso and Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian — much of her political house in order and is The Unbenity of Connecticut Town Chairman Thomas Ferguson followed that lead that has been a Democratic way of life thought at least an even bet for another An Affirntalive Action/Equal Opportunity InttUutlon when he reflected on the GOP candidates, elsewhere has come to Connecticut. term. "We're very pleased with the ticket. And we will win," This one is as bitter as the iiberai- Those are still good odds for the GOP, r n c he said. conservative national party battles of the however, considering that four years ago 1 " » PU/LED ALL CHANNEL late 60s and early 70s over the Vietnam she was elected by one of the largest • III Killian finds beach War, but ideology isn’t involved here. margins in state history, bringing with her 111 Killian and Mrs. Grasso just don’t like a heavily Democratic Legislature. Since poor for campaign each other. then. Republicans at the Capitol have had ■ O .I.T. TUN. Mrs. Grasso must be considered the as much say as the janitors. Wingbacks are lovely... MADISON (UPl) — The beach may iook like a good favorite in the Sept. 12 primary, but Republican National Chairman Bill place for a politician to campaign in July. But because this is the party’s first contest for Brock cites Connecticut as among seven appearances can be deceiving, Connecticut's lieutenant governor, anything can happen. states where GOP chances are best to governor has found. In the power vacuum that exists without pick up a governorship. Robert K. Killian was strolling at Hammonasset State a strong leader like the late state and The bitter Democratic prim ary will Park eager to enlist support for his Sept. 12 primary national Democratic Chairman John M. help the GOP, which needs everything it against fellow Democrat Gov. Ella T. Grasso. Bailey, who ruled his party with an iron can get. Democrats outnumber Attendance at the beach Saturday was down and, hand for 30 years, nothing is certain. Republicans by more than 200,000 and between handshakers, Killian toid aides, “Man, I thought On the Republican side, which long there are almost as many Independents as Why IS the Department of Transportation it would be hopping here.” lacked the strong hand of a Bailey-like Democrats in the state. urging CB use lor highway safety and the Then Kiilian ran into four families in a row who are not figure and wasn't always as successful as Sarasin’s strength is his proven vote­ Coast Guard monitoring Ch. 9? Because the Connecticut residents and thus ineligible to vote in the the Democrats in avoiding intra-party getting ability in the traditionally CB fad Is over, now its for keeps with a security primary. squabbles, times have changed also. Democratic Naugatuck Valley district, 1978 Catalog Connecticut Republicans kept which three times sent him to Congress. device you'll never regret owning. Realistic's The big moment for handshaking came at the home of price ®^ Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Davis, who were hosting a fund­ numerical parity with the Democrats long Biebel is hoping to sell Sarasin to the TRC-424 features noise blanker, ANL, illumi­ 169 raising cocktail party for the Democratic faithful. after the GOP in most other industrialized same coalition of unhappy Democrats and nated S/RF meter, RF gain control and auto- Killian's adversary arrived first. There was no mis­ states was an endangered species. Not as independents who voted for Ford in 1976, modulation. 21 1522 taking Mrs. Grasso for an out-of-towner nor lor a sup­ unified as the Democrats, the GOP when the former president did well among porter, either. avoided much of the conservative- Jewish and Catholic voters who typically CHARGE IT Mrs. Grasso was standing as Killian arrived, her hands moderate fighting that beset Republicans vote Democratic. (MOST STORES) C U T 4 1 % clasped in front of her. He extended his hand with a grin elsewhere and remained relatively for­ Polls by both Republicans and and she appeared to be deciding if she should join in the midable. Democrats last fall and winter showed gesture. It wasn’t until the 1974 Democratic Mrs. Grasso with a lower job rating than 2-W AY C B “n She hesitated, but shook his hand. landslide in which Mrs. Grasso was is thought healthy for an incumbent whose Two persons within earshot said they were oniy going elected that Connecticut Republicans got party has a large advantage in LEVI’S® SALE BASE STATION through the motions because the comments they to the point where their counterparts had registrations. TRC-440 by Realistic exchanged were unpleasant. They declined to repeat been in most other states. Since then, partly because of her heavily fM': what was said. Now State Chairman Frederick K. televised handling of the winter blizzard Now available Biebel, his eyes on the national chair­ and partly by mending political fences, manship at some point, has done what was her stature has improved. at good savings l95 Look at the races thought impossible a few months ago. Nonetheless, the Democratic primary Thousands of Levi’s® Jeans Beautifully tailored, plus hand-tied 'Reg. He’s avoided a primary without creating can’t do anything but hurt her. G o v e rn o r springs and sound contstruction, in 139®^ hard feelings. It seems clear Killian will attack Mrs. Denims and a choice variety of fabrics. Democrat — The winner of a Sept. 12 primary between Taking a page from Bailey’s book and Grasso’s record every inch of the way, Gov. Ella T. Grasso of Windsor Locks and Lt. Gov, using a backroom technique that would and the primary seems certain to leave Keep in touch from home, office or vehicles! Full Robert K. Killian of Hartford. Comparabie savings in other S A V E $ 6 0 make the Democratic king-maker en­ disenchanted Democrats and in­ Corduroys 5 watts of power gives you 95% to 100% modu­ lengths. • Republican — U.S. Rep. Ronald A. Sarasin of Beacon vious, Biebel put together a ticket this Fully Automatic Noise Limiter dependents thinking about voting lation. 21.1540 Falls. weekend with Congressman Ronald Republican. > Lighted Signal Strength/RF Power Meter IJeuleiiiinl g;overnor Sarasin for governor and Senate Minority NOW $395 Democrat - House Majority Leader William O'Neill of Leader Lewis B. Rome for lieutenant SSB CB TRIPLES POWER AND CHANNELS! East Hampton. governor. Eddy nominated TRC-448 by Realistic Republican — Senate Minority Leader Lewis Rome of It was four years ago that Bailey, sick A special buy! ^ Bloomfield. with the cancer that would take his life in NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A New Britain Seerelary of the slate less than a year, convinced Killian to take attorney whose nAne was linked with the From the Waverly Sturbridge collection, ' the second spot on the ticket with Mrs. governor’s in a controversial political delicate blue or green check, beautifully Democrat — City Councilwoman Barbara Kenneliy of Grasso. 25% Off Hartford. advertising campaign last May, has been upholstered over carefully constructed frame. But this time it is the Republicans put­ nominated for probate judge in the New Most Were Originally 13.00 to 16.00 Republican — School administrator Louise Berry of Reg $308 ting together the “dream ticket” that Britain-Berlin district. i m Danielson. Now Reduced to 9.75 to 12.00 represents virtually all segments of the The endorsement of Edward J. T reasurer party and appeals to Democrats and in­ Januszewski is tantamount to election NOW $229 SAVE 37% dependents as well. Democrat — Incumbent Treasurer Henry Parker of because the Democratic candidate is run­ Features dual IFs and a crystal/ceramic filter for New Haven. Connecticut’s Republicans recognize ning unopposed. * 12 \Natt P E P S S B Mobile Every Style • Every Color superb selectivity. LED mode and channel indi­ t 40 AM Channels. 80 SSB Channels Republican — Author Margaret Melady of Bridgeport. they are outnumbered and the only way to Local campaign ads linking cators. 2 V 1&61 Gum|ilroller win is to remain unified, organize their Januszewski’s name to Gov. Ella T. NORTH MAIN ST., RTE. 3. EXIT I30R U M A R L B O R O U G H . CONN. troops well and profit by Democratic mis­ Grasso’s in a series of “Ella and Eddy” More Sizes • More Leg Lengths Marlborough Country Barn RADIO SHACK S REALISTIC AUDIO LINE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1954. CB IN I960 Most ilems Democrat — Incumbent Comptroller J. Edward takes. T U ES. SAT. I0-S;30, F R I. 10 ?. SU N . I-S;30 Caldwell of Bridgeport. newspaper advertisements prompted Lt. also available at That’s essentially the strategy Biebel Republican — First Selectman Ralph Capecelatro of Gov. Robert K. Killian to haul his boss Levi’s® for Boys & Students OLDE MISTICK VILLIAGE OFF RTE. tS MANCHESTER PARKADE, MAHCHE8TER Radio Shack I used in 1976 to carry the state for Gerald MYSTIC iEAPORT EXIT, MYSTIC. CONN Orange, into court. TB I-C in PLAZA, VERNON, SPENCER ST., MANCHESTER Ford, one of the few states east of the Killian claimed the ads were improper Levi’s® for Girls & Teens M O N .-SA T. 10-9130, F R I. 10-9, SU N . 1-5:30 Attorney g;eneral Mississippi the former president won. CHARTER OAK MALL, EAST HARTFORD s.gn. you. because Januszewski was not actually TOTAL HOME FURNISHINGS ' I> ! 14MAIN STREET neighborhood. Democrat — Incumbent Attorney General Carl Ajello Democrats recognize what’s going on running with the governor on the local O L D S A Y B R O O K , CONN. Decorator services on the premises at all locations of Ansonia. but can’t do anything about it. With Bailey winner-take-all primary slate. A Superior Levi’s® for Young Men M O N -S A T . 10-9:30, F R I. 10-9, SU N . 1-S:30 DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES^ Republican — Former U.S. Attorney Peter Dorsey of gone, the bad feelings within the party Court judge later ruled the ads were mis­ Hamden. have been simmering for three years, and leading. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978- PAGE FIVE ( Open terum J ( MACC, News ) Manchester - A City of Village Charm Pressure New Clothing Bank hours Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. t W i Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. Untied Press international builds up Morning hours 10:M to noon have been discontinued. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Clothing may be dropped off between 9 and S at the WALDBAUM'S Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor: Project Service Office. • • • It is no coincidence that General Operation of MACC’s Clothing Bank is continuing under Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E Turkmgton, Managing Editor ^ FoodMart Manager (Robert) Weiss chose the able guidance of four volunteer staff persons: Terry Wilber G. Smith to be the equal op^ LaPenta, Carol Ingle, Marge Cole and Linda Lapointe. Food Mart Opinion portunity , coordinator for The four women have been manning the facility for the Manchester. past several weeks. Several other women have The pressure for low-income volunteered to act as backup staff members. ^^iirsV'y^tththe Donations of used clothing and furniture may be housing and a greater racial mix has brought during these hours to the Clothing Bank, located been building up long before HUD in the central recreation hall at the Mayfair Gardens Time for a change started putting the direct financial elderly housing project at the corner of North Main squeeze on us. The pressure has been Street and North School Street. Republicans disposed of acclamation Saturday. coming from groups such as Hart­ A handful of lowels ford Process, the Urban League, their state convention with dis­ The Republicans say they A handful of bathing suits and towels have been washed CRCOG, the Greater Hartford arid stored away with the sports equipment for next year. G eneric-^ ajff patch Saturday. It was an un­ have a dream ticket. But it was Chamber of Commerce and several a ticket put together by the Thn library books are returned, records filed, and Con­ eventful convention, one in powerful Democratic leaders of cordia’s Lena has the church back in its usual spotless which the party faithfuls were party leadership, not one in Hartford. The reason they exert such order. asked only to ratify a which the delegates had a pressure, they say, is to uphold the , The bus has pulled away for the last time accompanied leadership-sponsored ticket. choice. Constitution, and the laws of the land' by. last minute calls and waves (and tears) from both g e n e r i c regarding discrimination. campers and counselors. l-q There was one threat to a Tw o conventions on Actually, though, these big city’ The hesl year ever ' succeeding weekends, and con­ primary, and that came Friday political leaders, industrialists and It has been the best year ever. Fona camp that “almost night. It was quickly over by ducted in different fashion. bankers are afraid of giving up their wasn’t,” there were more counselors, more adult staff, Saturday morning. State Rep. Two conventions that may be power bases to the minorities, for, more help in the kitchen, more community involvement, Alan Mazzola of Willimantic, the last of conventions to after all, in a few years Hartford, if more cookies, more everything, including an absolutely hangup birthday party^nd a Carnival Day complete with 3 hoping for a ticket spot as select candidates. left alone, will be all minorities. The so-called outside examining gapies, clowns from Arts Encounter and pinatas full of either treasurer or comp­ The bandwagon keeps rolling trinkets. with imitations o GENERIC LABEL PRODUCTS... board which picked'Mr. Smith is not along for a direct primary. It is What can we say except a gigantic thank you to troller, thought he had support without biases. For example, tKe compiimentl) group ot GENEH e^pen- to force a primary. The under time for a change in the selec­ everyone involved. Particularly to our assistant direc­ Connecticut Housing Investment tors, Sue Grant and Jeanne McAllister who did such a ticket was approved by tion of candidates. Fund that chose Mr. Smith is also the great job of putting first things first. (First things being same outfit that is going to monitor happy kids finding out it can be pretty nice world.) us. They are also in the business of A lot of people took the time to tell our youngsters “we pushing the building of low income love you.” I’ve long since lost track of the cookies FOOD MART PEELS AWAY housing in the suburbs. This same brought in. Every cookie brought up those stairs said, “I Endangered species? CHIF has on its board of directors care about you.” The counselors and staff were there — THE FRILLS TO GET DOWN one Richard Suisman, a prominent not because it was their job — but because they cared about the kids. That’s a lot of caring. TO NEW SAVINGS! The lucky few are getting $200,000 and up has taken a industrialist, who is also on the board of Hartford Process, and of CRCOG, So many unspectacular but special things were in­ fewer. precipitous drop — from 230 in volved. For example: A little boy was hit in the face by a and who works closely with the Ur­ We’re referring to those 1975 to a scant 57 in 1976, the flying ball and had his glasses broken. Disaster! ’The Op­ ban League. It appears that Mr. tical Style Bar fixed them free of charge. taxpayers among us who are in most recent year for which Suisman is getting his way and the big-bucks category but A beautiful lady gave the children a birthday party — complete tatistics are yielding his power through the back Fairway Inc. matched her funds and provided the manage to avoid passing any of available. door. greatest party you ever saw — with hats, balioons, ice them on to the Internal At this rate, they could well Is it an oversight that our cream, cake, prizes and gifts for everybody. Arts En­ Revenue Service. shortly disappear altogether as Democratically controlled Board of counter provided a puppet show and a lady called up and Directors is acquiescent, or are they said “plan the second day trip and I’ll raise the money,”- IRS now reports that the a tax class — and there are The sign in the Manchester delegation at the sign just in case things changed. They helping their Democratic friends in an(l she did. number of no-taxpayers millions of small-bucks the Republican convention was out-of-date didn’t. (Herald photo by Chastain) Hartford and Washington to institute We’ve mentioned the help provided by Burger King and among individuals with taxpayers wbo would say good President Jimmy Carter’s New Ur­ Wmdy's. We would also liKe to thank McDonald’s for Friday, but the strength for Rome brought providing a dispenser for Carnival Day, a free gallon of adjusted gross incomes of ban Policy? riddance. syrup plus all the cups and ice, also Pero's and Highland I feel that the selection of Mr. Park for providing free watermelons. (I wish you had all Smith is part of a payoff which been there during watermelon time.) Quote/unquote Thought Manager Weiss had to make in get­ I know, I sound like a broken record when I say, ting J.C. Penney to come to Manchester is a very good place to live, but it’s true. “ Most Texas ranchers and farmers God's soldiers! They helped God’s mission truth Manchester. I insist that Manager Provide our people with a way to reach out and help "Political opinion can not be llu* Nalionul Confcrfncr on All«*r- attain — Weiss should be working solely in the others and they respond with open hearts. Camp Kennedy persecuted and punished as a nuUv<‘ State and l.oeal Policien that can tolerate an awful lot of heat.” Here lies my dust on hallow’d 'PR 0 D U C T | NO FRILLS ground Just rights to freedom — courage interest of Manchester — not of Hart­ and Interfaith Day Camp were running concurrently J — Dr. Kaviiioiif Moore, the crime." California buHiiieHHeH nlioiiid to speak these weeks with the community supporting both deputy slate lieullli eommissioner, My dust — their dust who did ford. I also think that we should give — I’ope Pul VI. prulfHlinu llie return to the piihlir Home of their Against all fears that made them programs. Huyiiig people in rural areas of eeii- abound back the $483,000 grant to HUD, and criiiiinal proseciilioii of Suviel din- Having^ from the pro{)erty tax ciitn In faith — truth — their trust in God weak! tell Mr. Smith to look for a job . Very speciai thanks to Karen Davey, who ran our fOOOS in PlainW »P^ sidentM by iHf (l»iiiiiiuiii»t govern­ under PropoHition 13. Iral Texas were faring belter than Above our resting place — God’s spbrts program (program may be a euphorism for our eily dwellers in a niid-suiiinier elsewhere, before we start having chaotic but lively sessions); Garry King, Ann Traman- WHOLESOME ment. “ Like hanging your soul in So rich they made this sacred sod; light will shine — problems. “The obvious answer is that even­ solitude.” heal wave with daily leniperaliires For truth they struggled — braved Whispering winds shall pray our Yours truly, tano, Dorreen Dubonis, Gloria Carlsbn and Dalia Leal for all the kitchen help; and to Greg LaBonne who took on tually I will kill myself accidently." — Comedian Ited Skelton, in> above 1(10 ilegrees. hard work — peace divine! John A. Tucci adult responsibilities. To Karen Saunders and Joan Terzo dieuling Iuh oppoHition — uliile No task — no trials would they Rev. Fr. Walter A. Hyszko 30 Castle Road. — Aiillior T'eiiinun (lupole, for ali the fun and satisfaction of the arts and crafts Iu h shirk! St. John’s Church Manchester U replying — during a suineliim'i! in- eelehrating 65th lurthday — to program, and to our nurses, Linda Haberan, Gloria eoliereni interview ('2. conditions. 500 acre Howell Island by the Bruno McTigue of 62 Hazel St., South vest in solar equipment; not enough supplements without medical super­ have to pay a set percentage of their He will send the bill back to Carter legislation that will have the oppor­ bill. We are traveling with Senator arc Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Greene of The State Geological Survey es­ Missouri Conservation Commission. Windsor. She was born July 22 at . federal research; and, not enough vision poses risks to the health of in­ medical bills under his national for final approval before it goes to tunity of passing,” Califano said. Kennedy and those people who want 246 Henry St. Her paternal great- Brown. .Mirliacl Daiiil. son of timates 633 million tons of the coal The island, in the Missouri river 35 Rockville General Hospital. Her Kramer casts ” citizen involvement in energy plan- fants and to individuals with ad­ health insurance plan. Congress next year. He said the Carter guidelines do national health insurance. We are all grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David E. and Kathleen Adams Brown can be strip mined and the rest miles from downtown St. Louis, con­ maternal grandparents are Mr, and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Producer hing. vanced liver or kidney failure.” But HEW Secretary Joseph When it gets to Capitol Hill, not preclude a single bill, although he walking down the same path. We are Arthur Dunbar of Nashua, N.H. She of 37 Scott Drive. Vernon. He was removed by underground mining. tains wild turkeys, Canada geese, Mrs. Arthur Bruno of East Palestine, Stanley Kramer cast Dick Van Dyke ' The coalition was formed Thursday • “It is abundantly clear that Califano said Sunday one thing is sur- however, it will have company in the pointed out Saturday that Carter all going to the same place. And we has a brother. Ken, 5 '2. born July 23 at Manchester Memorial Missouri coal is a $50 million per beavers, ducks and at least one Ohio. Her paternal grandmother is and Kathleen Quinlan to costar in at a CCAG-sponsored conference regulation of the labeling and adver­ e- poor people would get free form of another health insurance bill wants to keep all options open to fight are all going to get there at the same Hospital. His maternal grandmother year industry that employs more eagle. The department is considering attended by by nearly 40 leaders of Elaine Tirdell of Elmhurst, N.Y. She “The Runner Stumbles” for Melvin tising of protein supplements is in the benefits under the proposal Carter to be presented this year by Sen. inflation. time." Muriraii, Chri.>.toph(‘r Ciirlish., has three sisters, Jeanne, 8, is Mrs. Pearl Adams of Hartford. His than 1,400 people. More than 6 million development of a trail around the organizations from around the state, Simon Productions. The movie, public interest.” wants to put in effect, step-by-step, Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. “The president's program is not son of Donald A. and Darlene Palmer Kathleen, 7, and Tara, 5. paternal grandmother is Mrs. tons of coal are produced annually island for hikers who would leave who said the government is biased adapted from the stage play, will be • “The record establishes that beginning in 1983. Kennedy attacked the Carter plan Morgan of 75 Lake Road, Coventry. Virginia Brown of Brunswick. Maine. from 15 strip-mines operated by 11 their vehicles at a mainland parkipg filmed on location in Roslyn, Wash. toward large centralized solar among the public at large there is “The level of cost sharing and the last week as weak and ineffective, He was born July 21 at Manchester producers. lot. Drury, Timotliy Allmi, son of systems. misunderstanding of the role of pro­ extent of cost sharing, if any, is and said the proposal did not lend Police seek bank robber Memorial Hospital. His maternal Stcarnn. Sarah Bi-lliaiiy, daughter Bobbie j, and Janice Durette Drury “One of the main advantages of tein in the American diet — mis­ something that will have to be deter­ itself to one, hard-hitting bill, giandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Roy of 20 Johnson Road, Tolland. He was of Barry E. and Kathleen Delekta solar energy is that it can be a decen­ understanding,and lack of knowledge CBT manager Milton H. Moore into mined when we lay out the bill,” said “Sure, there’ll be problems in the MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - S Palmer of 71 Birch Road. Coven­ born .july 22 at Rockville General Stearns of 21 Cook Drive. Bolton. She tralized source of energy,” Caplan with respect to what constitutes the bank after he unlocked the doors Califano in an interview on CBS-TV’s Congress,” said Califano. “But Authorities were searching today for try His paternal grandparents are Hospital. His maternal grandmother was born July 23 at Manchester said. “Government plans wold take adequate protein intake.” “Face the Nation” Sunday. whether one can say that there will a bandit who robbed local branch of about 8:25 a m. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Morgan of West is Mrs. A. Durette of Waterville, Memorial Hospital. Her maternal control away from the individuals The suspect, who was described as • “There is little evidence of in­ “But low-income families — the be more problems if there is one bill the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Hartford. His maternal great­ Maine. His paternal grandparents grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and out of the community.” adequate protein intake in this coun­ being a young light-skinned black grandmother is Mrs. George R. poor people — will not be part of any or more problems if there are two Saturday after holding the bpk are Mr. and Mrs. P. Durr of Bond- Stanley Delekta of 604 W. Middle The coalition's steering committee try, and even less evidence that pro­ male, ordered Moore to follow him Couch of Somers. His paternal great­ cost-sharing component.” bills is, to me, highly questionable. manager hostage for a short time ville, Ky. He has a brother, Todd; Turnpike. Her paternal grandparents includes the CCAG, the United Auto tein deficiency poses any health out to Moore's car. He then drove grandmothers arc Mrs. William Califano received 10 broad “Senator Kennedy has introduced and then fleeing in his car. and a sister, Gretchen. are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Stearns of Workers, the state League of Women problems of significance.” Moore a short distance, released him Swainson and Mrs. Edwin Morgan, ONLY! guidelines on health insurance from any number of different bills. None Police said the holdup man, bran­ 6 Arawak Drive, East Hartford. She TUES. Voters, the Connecticut Public • “The record discloses no signifi­ and fled in the stolen car, police said. Carter Saturday. He will use those of those bills have been able to be both of Vernon, O'Cliiir, lleullier Lynn, daughter has a sister, Katherine, 22 months. dishing an automatic pistol, followed Interest Research Group and cant nutritional benefits frm the con­ guidelines — which give no direct passed by either house. None of them of David and Teresa Young O'clair of representatives of the solar industry sumption of protein supplements as NrGoii. Chri.tiinii Kav. daughter 68 Hyde Ave., Rockville, She was ' Stcicr. Lydia Kallierini-, daughter and community groups. such.” of Richard S. and Molly A. Lambing born July 18 at Rockville General of Rodney and Elena Vira Steier of The INelson of 76 Slocum Road, Hebron. Hospital. Her maternal grandfather West Hartford. She was born July 24 East Hartford fire calls She was born July 21 at Manchester is Gordon Young of 68 Hyde Ave., at Manchester Memorial Hospital. iirsas Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Rockville. Her paternal grand­ Her maternal grandparents are Dr. SPECIAL COURSES IN EDUCATION grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John parents are Mr, and Mrs. Leo Auclair and Mrs. Boris Vira of 5 Gerard St, ^hoicest Meats In Town\ Volunteer ambulance Saturday, 8:47 Glenn Road. / Sunday, 3:38 p.m.—Medical OFFERED THIS FALL BY THE UNIVERSITY c,. u'lmbing of Ford City. Pa. Hei of 625 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. She Her paternal grandparents are Mr. a m.—Medical call to Burn­ Saturday, 'I 9:53 call to 24 Colt St. paternal grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Richard Steier of West side Avenue and Hamner p.m.—Medical call to Maple Sunday, 6:30 p.m.—Drow­ has a brother, Christopher. ning at Lighthouse Grove. OF CONNECTICUT! Mrs. Robert J. Nelson of Avonmore, Hartford. [VIRGINIA often too expensive Street. and Main streets. Saturday, 12:18 Sunday, 1:16 a.m.—Medical Sunday, 8:04 p.m.—Walk-in Pa. She has two brothers, Richard Alxirn, Martini Itiilli, daughter of Samuel Jr., 8. and Joseph Andrew. 6; p.m.—Medical call to 38 En­ call to 418 Burnside Ave. medical call at fire Emerson S. Jr. and Dianne R. Seifert Ilmigliiy, l.i'iiniii', daughter of HARTFORD (UPI) — Many small towns in Connec­ headquarters, 726 Main St. Those courses are being offered at the Storrs Campus of The University of Connec­ and a sister, Patricia Ann, 7. sign St. Sunday, 1:41 a.m,—Medical Aborn of Maple Street, Ellington. She Randy and Phyllis Atkins Doughty of BAKED HAM • 2.69 ticut which pride themselves on running their own Saturday, 3:34 p.m.—Vehi­ call to 1088 Main St. Sunday, 10:37 ticut: volunteer ambulance services are on the ropes. was born July 22 at Rockville 865 Center St. She was born July 25 at cle accident at Burnside Sunday, 8:10 a.m.—Medical p.m.—Medical call to East- Semlnar:Conlllct Resolution (EDAD 384-92) M arco. \ a I c r i t- S 11 /. a 1111 c , General Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Paul Smith, training coordinator for the statewide Avenue and Scotland Road; call to 1209 Main St. view Cafe, 389 Main St. daughter of John R, and Carolyn Public School Finance (EDAD 395-90) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Emergency Medical ^rvices office, says emergency not serious. Sunday, 9:41 a.m.—Elevator Sunday, 10:49 p.m—Open CollecUvo Bargaining In Education (EDAD 406-90) Staufer Marco of Old Blackman Warren Siefert of Upper Butcher Mrs. Ronald Mitrowski of 69 Cedar FRFQH vehicles are often too expensive for towns with small Saturday, 4:41 stuck at 1403 Main St. fire hydrant at Langford Education of the Handicapped (EPSY 306-90) , „ Road. Hebron, She was born July 21 Road, Rockville. Her paternal grand­ St. Her paternal grandparents are budgets. EMS regulations require ambulances costing p.m.—Medical call to 63 Sunday, 10:50 School, Alps Drive, Curriculum Laboratory; Curriculum Development for Moderately Retarded Pupils Hamilton Road; child hit by a.m.—Lockout at 527 Main St. Today, 6:15 a.m.—False at Manchester Memorial Hospital. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Doughty of 14 $17,000 or more. EPSY 326-90) Her maternal grandparents are Mr. In addition, a traditional male reluctance to accept car. Sunday, 1:02 p.m,—Brush alarm at Eastern Offset, 221 Behavior Modification (EPSY 358-90) Aborn of Meadowbrook Road, Arch St. Her paternal great­ Saturday, 4:45 p.m.—Brush fire at 51 Hamilton Road. Park Ave. and Mrs. Jim Flanagan of SWORD FISH • women volunteers on ambulances has caused a shortage Workshop - Teaching Mathematics to Talented Children (EDEL 311-90) Ellington. She has a sister, Sarah 4; grandfather is Cecil Dorsey of 14 2.99 fire at 7 Spencer Court. Sunday, 2:07 p.m.—Medical Today, 9:01 a.m,—Medical Heidelberg, Germany. Her paternal and a brother, Seth, 2. Arch St. ■of personnel during the daytime, Teaching The Language Arts (EDEL 463-90) Saturday, 7:52 p.m.—Car call to 52 Fuller Ave. call to 28 Piper Lane. Organization and Use of Instructional Television (EDFC 379-90) i Smith said Sunday community pride often leads to fire at Brewer Street and 'maintaining expensive separate volunteer ambulance Production of Instructional Media (EDFC 419-90) Adult Education (EHTA 308-90) r Happiness Is... I services in small towns that could be better served by a Prayers at auto plant The Law and Higher Education (EHTA 485-90) ■ A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT ■ regional approach. Czech Invasion Problems In Secondary School Staff Development (ESEC 337-90) ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Employees of an automobile DRIVEWAYS I i f AIR CONDITIONED i ! | In August, 1968, Russian, These are just a few of the courses offered. A variety of other courses are also bffered assembly plant in St. Louis sing hymns and offer prayers Weapons cache discovered Hungarian, Polish, East In Education. And lor your convenience - all courses meet In the late afternoon or early at two daily religious services in the plant chapel. I TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ! German and Bulgarian mili­ evening. Courses are open to both degree and non-degree students. Cost Is $45 per HIGHLAND PARK MARKET NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A complaint by a Hamden resi­ tary forces invaded Czecho­ ^ l o n i a l The meetings started with four men holding private credit. prayer services during their lunch hour. More auto dent seeking the return of a confiscated handgun has led slovakia to put a curb on liberalization policies of the For more Information on registration procedures and deadline dates call the Office of workers gradually joined. Up to 50 now participate. I SPECIAL I to the discovery of a cache of weapons in a locker shared by two Hamden police officers. Czech government. The 9aving- Credit Programs, Extended and Continuing Education at Storrs. The telephone number Is The services, at which a visiting minister preaches a 317 Highland Streat USSR declared it had a duty The New Haven Register reported Sunday that two 466-3832. short message, moved from the lunch room, to a locker I 8 Lbs. DRV CLEANING *2.00 [ to Intervene In nations ALL W9RKMANSHIP 9UABANTEED dozen handguns and rifles were discovered in a locker room and linally to a basement office which was where socialism was Manchester • 646-4277 shared by Hamden Detective Sgt. Frederick More and “imperiled," according to renamed the Corvette Chapel. FREE ESTIMATES TsI. 828-4362 LVL^llliumMAT ' • Detective Eugene Saulino. the “Brezhnev Doctrine.” pag e eight - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., July 31. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978— PAGE NINE • < Schools to conduct Planner to explain p - t * ____„■ V migrant programs plan of development

A program for children of migrant COVENTRY - The Town Council is uncommitted at this time. '(1 workers will start in the Vernon • k ii about 90 percent of the children from will hear a report from Town A previous payment of $9,5(K) was School system in the fall through a migrant families leave school before Planner Gregory Padick at its built into the town’s budget for the .T-’i federal grant of about $70,000, depen­ IL'I; they reach seventh grade. meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Board present fiscal year, Connolly said. He ding on the number of children in­ So that the families that do move Room. has also received a revenue sharing volved. ' l e ' frequently have records readily Padick will speak on his final draft check for $41,322. ./T-y Franne Durdek is local program available when their children enter a of a master plan of development for The manager also announced the coordinator. Besides Ms. Durdek new school system, the information Coventry worked out in conjunction appointment of Carol Blondell of there will be a health specialist, an on the child’s educational level, with the Planning and Zoning Com­ Bunker Hill Road as dispatcher for outreach worker and two tutors in­ special problems or handicaps, mission. The town’s Conservation the Police Department. Ms. Blondell volved in the program. health records, interest and special Commission and Sewer Authority will replace Gary Mills, who has The migrant worker program will skills, are all sent to a national com­ also provided input. resigned to take a job in Willimantic. serve gifted children as well as those puter file. The planner will also discuss his Connolly also released a who are below average in studies. This computer file will do away meetings with representatives of the breakdown of monies remaining in However, the children to be served with the necessity of the child having Farley Corporation, which is seling the town road aid accounts. Im­ must come from families who are in- to be tested when he or she moves off large tracts of land in Northern proved roads have a balance of $109,- ■ -r volved in agriculture or a from one place to another. Coventry, formerly owned by DevCo. 752; unimproved roads, $57,985; agriculturally related field. The It will be the job of the community “Some parcels have been sold for Brigham Road, $7,000; and Brigham family must have moved within the worker to locate migrant families in farming, and some have been sold Trail Road, $312. past five years. town and to tell them about the ¥f which could lead to relatively small “ It's been normal to carry over The prime goal of the program is to program. The community worker subdivisions of three to eight lots,” funds from one fiscal year to keep the children of migrant famiies Contrast is evident as half of this photo sides of the brook. At the completion of the A section of the brook along Brewer Street, to last for many years and provide a wide will also make the families aware of y ./ Padick claims. another,” the manager reported in the regular school program as long other information about the town shows an area clogged by brush and refuse project, 1334 feet of gabiens will be used at where large, screen boxes with rocks called pathway in which the water can flow. (Herald At 8 p.m., the council will meet “Last year approximately $50,000 as possible. Ms. Durdek said that other than that concerning education. was carried over; and the year and the other half shows one of the gabiens Brewer Street. Pictured is CETA worker Dan “gabiens" were installed. They are designed photo by Blake) with the Cemetery Commission, which CETA workers are placing on both Sheridan. (Herald photo by Blake) which has been charged with before, $30,000." developing the old Cummisk proper­ ty into a public cemetery. FuHCincnl p;ruiil<-cl The council will consider a grant CETA workers need the money Compromise possible from the Federal Bureau of Outdoor Connolly received confirmation Recreation for 50 percent funding to from Town Engineer Donald Holmes on ramp at Buckland purchase Salvation Army land that a permanent drainage casement around Coventry Lake. Voters turned has been granted by Vernon and down purchase of the land in a May Virginia Sumara over a 10-foot wide but find jobs unchallenging Gonliniii'd from One m atter.” referendum, but the issue may be strip of land along the Mill Brook Penny admitted that Manchester revived now that a federal grant has from Coventry Lake to Lake Street. threat to redesign the proposal “This easement, plus a matching officials “did respond to local Johnny Roberts of Bolton takes a deep breath as Dr. C. Wen- been approved. By CHRIS BLAKE CETA program. “It isn't teaching you to be useful within Manchester, a sharp right one on the other side ol the brook, is because "it keeps me working." residents” in their decision to move dall Wickersham III, examines him in preparation for par­ Other agenda items include ap­ lit'rolcl Rcporlcr ‘It's boring’ in any capacity," he said. He said he may return to angle would reportedly connect the Pleasant Valley Road 400 feet to the pointments to local boards and com­ needed to allow the town to install “I'm not learning anything that I Manchester portion with South Wind­ east but “South Windsor will also ticipation in the Bolton Football program. Looking on are Nor­ large culverts under Lake Street and EAST HARTFORD -Wlien John Coulter, 25, is one of tlie college again when his CETA job ends missions, consideration of subdivi­ Brewer Street workers. Coulter was didn't already know." in September. sor’s Pleasant Valley Road. benefit by a road more modern in man Morrissette, head coach and Mike Oueilette, assistant. sion applications pending before the to reshape the brook channel to carry 1 - 4 Congress passed tlie Comprehensive graduated from East Hartford High Pilius said he likes working out­ The road reconstruction project design and the elimination of the Roberts was among 14 Bolton boys who attended the Gene Planning and Zoning Commission, the 100-year storm flow," Holmes ad­ Employment and Training Act doors, but he said the manual labor is appears to have put a strain on the vised. School in 1972. He spent a year at St. Side effects dangerous intersection” with a light Carpenter Marauder All Star Football Camp in Pennsylvania and a review of town road projects (CETA) several years ago. its intent hardly training for the future. When the CETA program started relationship between officials of both He said a second ea.scmenl was ob­ was to employ those without work in Francis College in Bidderford, at the corner of Croft Drive and Plea­ and oiling programs. "It gives you a paycheck, that's in East Hartford, Mayor Richard H. towns. recently. (Herald photo by Chastain) tained for two years to allow the jobs which would give them some Maine, and dropped out. sant Valley Road, Grant payment about it." Blackstone warned about a possible South Windsor Mayor Nancy Caf- Numerous South Windsor Council town to move construction equip­ training for the future. He worked at Finast Bakery for Town Manager Frank Connolly two years, then took a job as a Pilius plans to return to school and harmful side effect. fyn has accused Manchester officials members, however, feel that the ment across Sumara's land to roach The idea was not only to get the un­ has received a final payment of $2,- delivery man for his uncle's company major in forestry and wildlife when “It's unwise to distort government of planning the project to accom­ Manchester residents in the Croft Coventry Lake so that a concrete employed back on their feet, but to 920 from the federal government in in Melrose, Mass. his CETA job ends. services by using federal funds to modate residents in the Manchester Drive area have been protected from Bolton youths flood Drotection wall can be built at give them a solid base of experience. provide basic services," he said. “If Croft Drive area at the expense of the J.C. Penney traffic flow at the anii-recessionary funds. The money the water s edge on town-owned land This experience would make it easier He held other jobs, but he always ‘Keeps me working' you can't support it financially after South Windsor, expense of South Windsor residents, for the unemployed to find work after wanted a job which required him to Richard LaChapelle, 27, was one year, you should not get into it." Manchester Mayor Penny, “ Eliminating a road that will in­ their CETA jobs ended. / ^use his brain. return from camp graduated from EHHS in 1968. He The town should watch against speaking at South Windsor meeting Area police East Hartford has CETA workers He was confident that he could find convenience South Windsor people is then spent three years with the Navy using CETA employees to staff last week, defended Manchester’s all over town. They are in the Town such a job when he applied to the not being a good neighbor,” said in Vietnam. positions as a stopgap measure, he position. BOLTON — Fourteen Bolton foot­ week-long live-in camp was provided Hall as administrative assistants, in CETA program. He says he has been Councilwoman Cushman. driving while under the influence of said. “ We have tried to be a good Although South Windsor’s reluc­ ball players recently attended the by paients. Vernon public works, public housing, home badly disappointed. When his time with the Navy was liquor or drugs after he was involved up, LaChapelle went back to school in The CETA'brook workers were not neighbor to South Windsor, said Pen­ tance to approve the project is seen Gene Marauder All Star Football The boys also visited the Strasburg Arthur W. Harrington. 22. of 8 health care and many other “Tm not learning anything doing in a one-car accident on Kelly Road, 19'73 at Manchester Community in such positions. They are “project ny. “We have been accused of not as pettiness by Manchester officials Camp at Millersville State College, Railroad and various Amish farms. McLean St.. Rockville, was charged departments. this." he said. ‘Td rather use my Police said he collided with a utili- College, level" employees who were assigned being concerned about South Wind­ as well as some of South Windsor’s near Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The Boisoneau said the Bolton boys Thursday night with reckless driving, Some of the CETA workers will brains than do hand work. It's tv pole. No court date was given. He was active in the student senate a specific task. It was a task that sor, but the fact that we have all of own council members, Coun­ boys are members of the Bolton were complimented by Dr. driving an unregistered motor vehi­ end their jobs soon and some will boring." and varicus other student activities at could have been put off, but one our technical staff here is proof cilwoman Cushman recently com­ Tigers Midget Football Team. Carpenter and his staff as being well- cle, misuse of registration plates and Billion continue into next year. He said. "The money is the only / i MCC. He worked part-time in both which needed to be done at some enough that we are concerned. We mended Mayor Caffyn for “not blind­ Gil Boisoneau, football coach, said disciplined and courteous. failure to obey an officer’s signal. Joseph A. Bastarache, 54, of 1201 Last November, a crew of 41 CETA reason I'm working. " the Veterans Affairs Office and in the time. have just been trying to figure out the non-contact camp stresses foot­ Locally football practice for the Police said the alleged violations Boston Turnpike, Bolton, was workers began a project for the Rick Pilius. 27, also said the CETA ly accepting the project, and asking In less than a year, they have how many trips we’ve made out here ball fundamentals, team spirit and midget, junior and senior pony teams occured on Union Street, Rockville, charged Friday night with fourth- •town s Public Works Department. program has not fulfilled its mission MCC Bookstore. questions that have been solely cleaned up two waterways which had in an attempt to resolve this sportsmanship. He said Dr. begins Aug. 1. Practice for the He is to appear in court in Rockville degree sexual assault. They were the first men put to work during this project. When he was graduated from MCC. lacking.” become so clogged that the water Carpenter is a well-known college midget C team begins Aug. 7. All on Aug. 1. Police said the alleged incident in­ under the 1977 CETA program. Pilius. a 1968 graduate of EHHS. LaChapelle tried to land a job with was stagnant and infested by ' football coach. practices are from 6:15 to 8 p.m. at Howard D. St. Pierre, 22, of 310 volved a minor female. Bastarache is Their assignment was to cleatl up was unemployed for 50 weeks when 'the Postal Department. “They are supposed to give mosquitos. The boys who attended the camp Herrick Memorial Park. Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, was scheduled to appear in court in the banks of two brooks in town. They he took the job with CETA. preference to disabled veterans and That problem is gone. The Police investigate were Chris Mulchahy, Kevin Registrations for the football charged Sunday with making an un­ Rockville on Aug. 22. dug the sides and installed large, He had previously worked as a I'm a disabled vet," he said. “But. residents of the two areas are Mulchahy, David Boisoneau, Bucky program are still being accepted. safe start. His court answer date is Kllington screen boxes filled with rocks called crew leader for Monsanto Corp. out of the people they hired, none of pleased with the work the men have Taylor, Richard Rose, Tim Kalkus, For further information about the Aug. 18 in Rockville. "gabiens." before being unemployed. Charles R. McDermott, 20, of 15 them were veterans. " done. RHS alarm problem Glenn Sherman, Ted Brown, Tony midget program call Boisoneau at Vernon Police are investigating a The two brooks were located near He also has two years of college un­ Florence St.. Rockville, was charged The Public Works Department is Alibrio, Jon Soares, Billy Sheetz, 643-0688 or Marshall Taylor at 646- break into the Drive-In Package Brewer Street east of Forbes Street der his belt. He attended Virginia In the fall of 1976, he attended Saturday with second-degree pleased with the work of the CETA Johnny Roberts, Joel Hoffman and 5998. For information about the pony Store on W. Main Street Sunday and behind Henderson and Andrew Tech. Eastern Connecticut State College on .•lined there was trouble with the line reckless endangerment after an men. David Curry. program call Steve Narsavage at 646- night. drives. He said he has not learned any a part-time basis and worked at VERNON — Vernon Police are still and “in actuality it was not in a lleg ed high speed ch ase in > » l s , The CETA workers themselves Transportation to and from Ihe 7459. Police said the alarm sounded and This week, the Brewer Street crew useful skills under the CETA ECSC. investigating why the burglar alarm operation.” Ellington. He is no longer going to college and feel they have done a good job, but when they arrived at the store they was winding down toward the finish program. at Rockville High School didn’t sound Later that day an investigation State Police said McDermott was Dan Sheridan, a CETA worker, fills one of the gabiens with he was unemployed when he applied many wish they could have done a early the morning of July 19 when found a window in the front door of the project. Some of the workers “It's not doing a damned thing as revealed information and evidence arrested about 3:30 a.m. after he rocks at the brook behind Brewer Street. CETA workers are for a CETA job. different job. One which would have smashed and a small amount of beer talked about their work and about the far as learning a skill is concerned. " vandals caused extensive damage that led to the issuance of a warrant Nursing association allegedly drove at high speeds wrapping up the project, which covered an area of about a he said. He said the job has helped him prepared them for a future career. after they entered the school. for the arrest of a 16-year-old and the is believed to be missing. through an accident scene on Route mile and one-half. (Herald photo by Blake) The police were alerted by a caller referral of two other youths to Police said witnesses said they saw 140. Police said he was not involved who said someone was observed juvenile authorities. a dark colored station wagon in the accident. firm on bid amount speeding from the scene. smashing windows at the school Capt. Bundy said he later spoke McDermott was released on his Philip Gagne, 17, of Enfield, was abput 3:04 a.m. with Edward Hunt of Huntress Elec­ prom ise to appear in court in charged Saturday night with dis­ Capt. John Bundy, of the Vernon tronics of West Hartford who was at VERNON - The Rockville Public association is at the other end of the Rockville on Aug. 8. Norwich Diocese celebrates CABE warns local school boards same street. orderly conduct. Police Department, said police police headquarters checking out the Health Nursing Association, which .South Mi’inil.sor responded to the phone call and found has been considering buying the After the first bid of the Police said the arrest was made in alarm system for the high school. Five South Windsor youths were large amounts of damage but no association was rejected the federal connection with the investigation of a Bundy said that Hunt told him that former Rockville Post Office Build­ charged Sunday night in connection suspects in the area. He said three government didn’t recieve any bids disturbance at Golfland on Route 83. he found the system at police ing since it was offered for sale last with a complaint made by the 7- their powers may be usurped patrol cars checked the area and headquarters was functioning fall, has been asked to up its most from a governmental agency and He was released on his promise to Silver Jubilee on Sunday Eleven Store operator on Ellington secured at about 3:40 a.m. properly and that he was going to call recent bid by the federal Services then put the building on the open appear in court on Aug. 8, Paul Serra, 23, of Amston, was Road. making authority away from local Officer James Hodges returned at the telephone company to check the Administration. market with the nursing association The Connecticut Association of State Deparimeni ot Educauon. charged Sunday with first-degree Police said the youths had all been be Kenneth Notl ol St. Joseph religious sister Irom Tolland and a towns and into the hands of the state 3:55 a.m. for another check and lines because he thought there must The association first entered a bid then offering $47,000. This too was The Silver .lubilee Year of the Boards of Education (CABE) has A Task Force, appointed by the warned before about loitering on the Church, New London and Miss religious brother from New London and envisioned a complex monitoring spotted three white males inside the of $60,000 but this was rejected when rejected. The third time the agency criminal trespassing and breach of Diocese of Norwich will begin Aug. 6 notified local Boards of Education State Board has issued a lengthy have been a break in the line premises. at 3 p.m with a symbolic ceremony Lorraine White of Sacred Heart to represent Christian education in scheme which, CABE said, would school building but a pursuit through somewhere between the school and the federal office said the agency bid only $25,000 and the federal the peace. that their power to set educational rough draft of a document purporting government has asked that this he Police said he was arrested after Those charged were; Patrick and a Mass of Thanksgiving offered Church. Taftville. They will be ac­ the Diocese; a leather bound Bible to outline a revised local-state channel state funds away from the the school proved fruitless, Bundy police headquarters. was not a governmental or a quasi- policy is in danger of being taken raised but the association feels the investigation of a domestic com­ Tedone, 17, of 606 Pleasant Valley in the Cathedral of St Patrick by companied by a brass ensemble. will be given to Bishop Reilly as a “partnership" for public education in classroom and into the coffers of a said. Later that night, Capt. Bundy said, governmental agency. from the towns and placed in the building will need a lot of renovating plaint at the home of his estranged Road; Richard Wetherbee, 17, of 60 Bishop Daniel P, Reilly of Norwich Members of the Fourth Degree symbol of parish religious education; Connecticut. CABE said. considerably enlarged state He said the shift commander and Dan O’Connell, a repair man for the The only other local bidder was the hands of a gigantic state and officials have indicated they wife in Talcottville, He was released Chapel Road; David Cary, 16, of 160 and concelebrated by 26 Bishops Knights of Columbus will line the water, to symbolize the birth of the They said the Task Force was bureaucracy. three patrol cars responded to check phone company, inspected the lines Board of Education which put in a bid bureaucracy. aren't inclinded to raise the amount on a $1,000 surety bond for court Aug. Quarrybrook Drive; Peter Hackett, from throughout New England stre et from the C hancery on Diocese from the Diocese of Hart­ dominated by state employees and Ronald S. Gister, executive direc­ the area once again and the Special and said that he found no problem of $1 just to keep avenues open. 17. of 51 Candlewood Drive; and While the celebration is in Broadway to the door of the ford will be presented to Archishop tor of CABE, said the draft report Services Squad responded at 5:25 with the telephone lines and he The building is located at the cor­ offered. 18. CABE. which is a public education teachers on the panel along with ad­ Paul Gugliotti, 16, of 50 Stuart Mark Coutrue, 17, of 61 Hilton Drive. Norwich, it is really the 25th anniver­ Cathedral, for the procession of Whealon; token offerings of money reveals a distrust of local com­ a.m. with Lt. Edwin Carlson taking thought the problem was somewhere ner of Park and School streets, right group supported by local Boards of ministrators and college professors Burnett special Road, Tolland, was charged Friday They are scheduled to appear in sary of the formation of the present bishops and priests. will be given to Archbishop Jadot. by Education, charged that the recent and only one school board member munities “a fear that those com­ charge of the investigation. in the alarm system. next to the Sykes School and across court in East Hartford on Aug. 11. three Roman Catholic dioceses in Readings during the Mass will be small children, to show concern for munities, which still raise more than Capt. Bundy said that the alarm That’s where the matter stands as the street from the school ad­ HOLLYWOOD (DPI) - Carol night with failure to drive right after interim report of the Educational was invited to sit in nr> the panel. investigation of a one-car accident on Manuel X. VillaM arin. 19. of Connecticut from the Diocese of by Sr. Rita St. Onge of Putnam, who the poor. Equity Task Force may signal a CABE officials " id the draft 50 percent of all funds to run local system was functioning properly at of Bundy’s July 25 report to the ministration building. Burnett's first major TV show since Bolton, was charged Saturday with Hartford which initially encom­ served as provincial of the Daughters Three chalices will be brought to schools, will spend money wastefully police headquarters but it was deter- mayor. The present office of the nursing discontinuing her 11-year comedy- Route 30. massive power grab attempt by the proposed a massi' e s" ift of decision Police said he went off the side of risk of injury to a minor, carrying a passed the state of the Holy Spirit of both North and the three bishops who have served as and not in the best interests of the variety series will be “ Friendly the road. His court answer date is weapon in a motor vehicle, and A decree by Pope Pious Xll on South America for nine years, and heads of the Diocese of Norwich. children." Fire,” a three-hour video version of possession of a cannabis substance. Aug, 6. 1953. designated New London, Judge Thomas Congdon of New Lon­ Bishop Reilly. Bishop Bernard J Gister charged that the Task Foreg Aug. 11. C.D.B, Bryan’s best-selling non­ Michael Stamos, 45, of West Hart­ He is to appear in court in East Hart Tolland. Windham and Middlesex don. a Catholic layman who has Flanagan (the first Norwich Bishop recommendations would lead to Transfer of federal monies fiction book. ford on Aug. 7. Counties as the Diocese of Norwich; served in various capacities in the who is now Bishop of Worcester, educational standardization rather ford, was charged Friday night with Fairfield County as the Bridgeport Diocese since its beginning. Mass.) and Bishop Vincent J. Hines, Park being readied than to educational excellence. Diocese and the counties of Hartford. The offertory procession, planned who served as Bishop of Norwich CABE will soon release a com­ Litchfield, and .New Haven as the by Richard Costello of Preston, will from March 1960 until his retirement prehensive analysis of the Task expected at special session Number Archdiocese of Hartford, represent the history and people of in 1975. for Spring baseball Force document in response to The Most Rev, .Jean Jadot. D,D,. the Diocese. Offertory bread, a symbol of the education commissioner Mark By JUDY KUFIINKL into the original contract “gave the bringing Pappalardo before the coun­ Apostolic delegate to the United Candles will be presented by a Body of Christ which sustained the Shedd's request for “comment and md Stuff ileruld Curresponilenl board leverage it shouldn’t have.” cil. change States will be present at the Aug, 6 Diocese for 25 years, will be brought COVENTRY - Laidlaw Park on The Lions Club, the Jaycees. and critical reaction." The school was closed as an Hornish said he believed the ceremony. This will he his second to the altar by a couple from the Goose Lane may be ready for local the Conservation Commission are CABE officials said their analysis SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town elementary school in June because of “whole procedure is improper.” visit to the .Norwich Diocese, He If you have newest Diocesan parish. St. baseball teams next spring as a among area groups that have helped will include recommendations for an Council is expected to approve decreased enrollment at the elemen­ “I am disturbed at this whole VERNON - The Here’s what rings for little (and not so attended the ordination of Bishop Lawrence in Killingworth. result of recent efforts to develop the develop the area since the early alternative plan, which that authorization to transfer $25,125 from tary level. The Board of Education procedure,” said Hornish. “If there Rockville-Vernon Fire UtUe) girls are made of. Reilly on Aug, 6, 1975, news for area The liturgy will include the North Coventry facility. 1970's. Nature trails are also slated organization hopes will be incor­ Federal Revenue Sharing monies to agreed to givq a portion of the is a question about a potential ap­ Departments and the Ver­ The presiding prelate will be the blessing of holy water and the More than $3,000 worth of fill has for the property. porated into final recommendations. begin renovation of a portion of Wap- building to the town to be used for pointee because of his business or non Ambulance calls Most Rev, John F, Whealon. D, D,. towns, call: renewal of baptismal vows during been added to the ballfield, the Laidlaw Park is expected to ping Elementary School for town some town offices and community possible conflict of interest I feel it should now all be called Metropolitan Archbishop of Hartford parking lot has been leveled to ac­ become the major recreational area use, when it meets tonight in special activities. Into the same number, 872- which everyone in'the cathedral will should be done through the party he / 7 who will give the homily Andover hold a lighted candle. commodate 40 cars, and the access for the north end of town. Miller- session at 7 p.m. Nicolson, however, said that some represents. This procedure is im­ 7333, / > All of the priests in the Diocese of Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 The Aug. 6 ceremony will begin a road has been widened, largely with Richardson Field in South Coventry PAW The project hit a snag last week organizations such as the Senior proper and will discourage potential Norwich have been invited to con- Bolton year of liturgical celebrations volunteer help, was developed largely through the ef­ when Connie Nicolson of the town’s Citizens Club “were reluctant to give commission servers.” celebrate. Diocesan seminarians and forts of the town's Baseball Associa­ JACKSON & Task Force told the council he could All of these emergency Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 throughout the Diocese of Norwich. Anthony Roberto, a Parks and up their present facilities because of Mrs. Caffyn said her main concern permanent and transitional deacons not recommend appropriation of calls now go into the Coventry Recreation Commission member, tion. CURTIS, INC. the one year cancellation clause in was that Pappalardo may disqualify will be in attendance at the 25th an- has been organizing work crews at Other fields in town are located at money for the school’s renovation the original contract.” himself on some Sewer Commission Tolland County Mutual Aid Simulated Heart shaped Oval signet • niversarv Mass, Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 Watering system the high school and at the grammar with the one-year cancellation clause headquarters which is births tone algnet with with diamond the park for several years. The picnic Inveitment The council is also expected to vote votes, and that the commission had with diamond diamond in 14k. In I4k gold Persons invited to the ceremony in­ Kllinfiton BRATTLEBORO, Vt. (UPIl - area was cleared of poison ivy and school. Recreation Director Lionel put in the agreement by the Board of on the appointment of Frank Pap- been having difficulty gathering a prepared to handle the in 10k gold. Securitie$ Education. clude parish trustees and parish Barba, a Richmond ., .643-2711 Weekend gardeners can keep their debris with the help of young people Jean claims that increased usage of palardo, 112 Pine Knob Drive, to the quarum at some meetings. calls. Last week, however, a new con­ council presidents and their spouses. lleliron plants well watered during dry working through the Windham Area these established facilities has made Sewer Commission. Pappalardo’s ap­ Pappalardo said he had no inten­ tract was negotiated between Town Congressional representatives: periods with a homemade watering Community Action Program it difficult to schedule events for the ROBERT C. pointment came under council tion ot disqualifying himself from Patricia Mulligan...... 228-0269 Manager Paul Talcot and School Reports called In on the heads of stale and civic system, says garden columnist Nan­ (WACAP). town's many teams. HEAVISIDES scrutiny last week because of his sep­ voting. South Windsor Superintendent Robert Goldman old Rockville Fire Depart­ governments; religious; and cy Bubel. The late James Laidlaw deeded the Past attempts to develop the Inquiries tic tank service business. The council is also expected to vote Diocesan personnel Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 giving the town use of a portion of the ment number will be c M i d m . Writing in "Blair and Ketchum's property to the town almost a decade ballfield at Laidlaw were thwarted Invited Although Mayor Nancy Caffyn and on the transfer of $26,739.60 from the building for five years, unless some automatically transferred Jewe/e/s A Silversmiths Since 1900 A choir composed of members Tolland Country Journal. " she suggests ago. biit the land remained un­ by vandals who drove motor vehicles Councilwoman Joan Cushman contingency fund to cover salary in­ extraordinary and unforeseen oc­ to 872-7333. This change from throughout the Diocese will Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 sinking a large can with several holes developed until Roberto spurred onto the field and destroyed leveling defended the council’s “right and creases for non-union personnel, and 938 MAIN 8T. • DOWNTOWN MANCHESTiR 2/ 8-2100 currence makes it necessary for it to will mainly affect the provide a program of music under in the bottom in the soil next to or in town officials to appropriate money and grass. This problem is expected obligation” to question a potential, to authorize the transfer of funds HARTFORD • NEVy BRITAIN • WESTFARM8 MALL > ernon 10 ComlHutlon Plua be used as an elementary school residents in the Rockville the direction of Douglas Green, the middle of such moisture-craving for fencing and other supplies. to be solved by the installation of fen­ commission appointment. received from community groups Amenun E)«reM/MaMr Owge/Voutfielder. four days without too many people trim or eliminate the $1 million loss also seeking amnesty for dozens of Emmett Andrews, president of the Windsor tor the CCWFL title went having successfully qualified. He was a communicant of St. Ber­ “ People have gone mad,” said one Reflecting its Friday plunge below “The only way he can go to any trading block in the wake of his re­ Another $2,400 is needed by next outside the state of Colorado working it had to absorb this year. rank-and-file members who were national union, has agreed to honor a out the window. And in an attempt to prevent con­ nard’s Church. (jeorge W. Guillurd dealer. “It must be the summer the 200-yen' mark on the London and club in the American League is to get cent suspension and the forced Monday to cover expenses for the up much of an interest, but the man fired for picketing the New York U.S. District Court judge’s request to resignation and the re-hiring of The locals have a 10-3 won-lost flicts in scheduling, the festival will Before consolidation, he had SOUTH WINDSOR - George W. heat.” New York markets, the dollar waivers on him,” Finley said in Aug. 9-14 play. in charge says it served its purpose. Bulk and Foreign Mail Center in delay balloting nationwide on the Yankee manager Billy Martin last league record and 14-6 overall. be held next year in August alter served on the board of finance for the Guillard, 74, of Wethersfield, former­ Jersey City last week. The In Paris the dollar opened at 4.3800 opened the week at 191.80 yen, down Chicago. “Should they ask Waivers And he thinks it will do a lot more proposed contract until Friday. week. most of the national championships, City of Rockville, and was a former ly of South Windsor and a retired vice francs, down from 4.3M5 at Friday’s from 192.10 yen at Friday’s close. on him tomorrow or any day soon, than that in the future. “ My boys and Charlie Finley after the Pan American Games and chairman of the disaster committee chairman of Hartford National Bank offering him for $20,000, sure I would “ I realize it is hard to get people’s of the Rockville branch of the claim Reggie Jackson.” believe we can catch the Angels and attention when you first start to do before the opening of school. and Trust Co., died Sunday at a South About the only trouble the festival American Red Cross. He was a life Windsor convalescent home. He was Finley said he is aware of reports Royals,” said Finley. “ I’m not going something,” said Baaron Pittinger, Directors to let Kansas City and the Angels for­ had in its first time out was with member and former trustee of the husband of Mrs. Gertrude that the Yankees and California director of the festival. “ But people Fire calls tify themselves if I can help it.” nature and a pistol that misfired and Rockville Lodge of Elks and had Mortensen Guillard. Rifle in auto Angels were discussing a waiver are going to catch on. They are going shift site Oakland trails first-place Kansas caused a king-sized controversy on served two terms as grand knight of Mr. Guillard was born in Paterson, deal. He said Jackson wasn’t on the to come around. We hope to have live fire, 281 Spruce St. (Town) City by six games and second-place the final day of track and field. Our l,ady of Fatima Council, Knights N.J., and spent his youth in South list as of Sunday, but if the Yankees television next year and that will of meeting IVlanclicsIcr Sunday, 9:41 p.m,—Odor of California by two games in the Rain and hail washed out most of ol (.’olumbus. Windsor. He was a graduate of brings arrest smoke, 17 Horace SI. (Town) made him available, the A’s would probably help a great deal. Saturday, 12:45 American League West. “I think this year went very, very the outdoor activity Saturday and on He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Rockville High School and Trinity p.m.—Exhaust fan, 139 Diane Today, 1:18 a.m.—False block any bid by California or Kansas Ethel 0 Coleman; two sons, The day will be the same, but the alarm, Box 682, Brian and City. The Yankees have already placed well. We learned things we needed to Sunday the 100-meter dash — from College, Hartford. Kenneth B. Langille, 20, of 258 Oak St. was arrested Drive (Town) which Harvey Glance withdrew — Malcolm (f. Coleman ol Lawrence, time and place will be different when Sunday, 6:14 p.m.—Stove Cornwall streets (Town) “I don’t want Jackson,” Finley Jackson on waivers once this season, learn and it’s going to better every He had worked for Hartford Saturday afternoon on charges of having a weapon in a had to be run twice. Mass , and Stuart J. Coleman of National Bank and Trust Co. for 45 the Manchester Board of Directors motor vehicle and possession of burglary tools. Police stressed. “I would claim him for one at which time he was claimed by year.” Wallingford; two daughters, Mrs. meets Tuesday night. reason only, to prevent Kansas City Kansas City and Baltimore. The 25-sport festival a long-time The starter for the 100-yard dash 3 years before retiring in August 1968. said theweapon was a loaded rifle. Extra ammunition If the Yankees ask new waivers on idea of USOC president Robert Kane detected a false start in the 100, but Julius iGeorgiannai Miffitt of He was responsible for designing and The board normally meets on the was also found in the car on Lyndale Street where or California from making a deal Jackson, Finley said his claim would his gun misfired when he tried to Ellington and Mrs. Myrna Rivosa, overseeing the bank's expansion into first Tuesday of each month as it will Langille was arrested. Police said Langille was reported with the Yankees.” and financially backed by the Olym­ KEEP YOUR COOL supersede a Kansas City or Califor­ ,1X1 rechll the runners. wife ol John Rivosa, chief of the branch banking. He also had served Tuesday. for suspicious behavior while driving up and down Lyn­ Jackson was a member of three pic Committee — is assured of at nia bid since the A’s trail both clubs. Mike Roberson of Florida State Manchester Town Fire Department; as director of the former Greater The time, however, will be 7;30 dale Street several times during the afternoon. He was world champions with the A’s, but he least one more year of existence. Finley also said if he claimed won that race, but officials finally a sister. Miss Anna G. Coleman of Hartford Community Chest and as p.m., a half-hour earlier than nor­ released on a $1,000 surety bond for court appearance THIS SUMMER was traded to Baltimore in 1976 and “We will be back next year,” said Lawrence, Mass.; and eight mal. The place will be the Senior joined the Yankees as a free agent Jackson and got him, he could make Kane. ’’That has already been decided the race had to be run again. treasurer of the Greater Hartford Aug. 14. WITH AIR COHOITIOHINQ RY HOTPOIHT This time Eddie Hart won with the grandchildren. Chamber of Commerce. Citizens Center, 63 Linden St. The for the 1977 season. a $20,000 profit, presumably by sen­ decided. We are committed.” The funeral is Tuesday with a mass ding him to another club. The largest problems facing the best time in the world this year - a He was a corporator of many area board usually meets at the Municipal Other arrests included the following; Jackson is reportedly on the at St Bernard's Church at 10. Burial USOC as it tries to make the 10.07. Hartford institutions, including Hart­ Building. ^ • Laurie R. Wilson, 20, of 689 Main St., on a warrant on will be in St Bernard's Cemetery. summertime athletic festival a year­ Roberson, meanwhile, pulled a ford Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, a charge of breach of peace. Court date is Aug. 21, The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, ly affair are trying to lure the best muscle in the second race, spiked St. Francis Hospital and Medical • Mark A. Phelps, 21, of Vernon, charged on a warrant Lecture paid dividends himself and finished fourth. 76 Prospect St., is in charge of Center, and the YMCA. He was a athletes in each sport and the ever­ with second-degree failure to appear in court. He waa PLYMOUTH, Ind. (UPI) - For , arrangements. member of the First Church cf Comment t ' presented in court Thursday. two days Pat Bradley faltered on the There are no calling hours. ,i Christ, Congregational, of • Edward Thomas, 23, of Hartford, charged with final holes. On the third day she lec­ The family suggests that any Wethersfield. operating under suspension. Court date is Aug. 15. LPGA session tured herself and it paid off when she mtsomsmimmi Homers sink East Hartford memorial gifts may be made to St. He was a 32nd degree Mason and • Allen N. Ewing, 39, of Hartford, charged with misuse won the fifth annual $60,(X)0 Hoosier Bernard's Church. was a member of Hospitality Lodge Home runs by Ray DeCampus and for East while Pode had a triple The Manchester Board of Direc­ of registration. Court date is Aug. 15. Classic, the latest stop on the LPGA “ I just told myself, ’let’s play Jamie Pode powered Bloomfield past along with his homer for Bloomfield. of Masons, Wethersfield, and Sphinx tors will conduct a comment session • Joseph R. Picard, 54, of 226 New State Road, charged Hntpxrixdb tour. harder’.” Mrs. Martha DcSiiiel Temple Shrine of Hartford. Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the directors of­ with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of If She did, and her 68 tied the final East Hartford’s Legion, 6-4, yester­ ROCKVILLE - Mrs, Martha COMPACT, Bradley, winning for only the se­ 1 day in a Zone Eight baseball game. The funeral Is Tuesday at 11 a.m. fice in the Municipal Building. liquor late Friday. Court date is Aug. 15. T, AIR CONDITIONERS cond time this year, closed out Sun­ day’s best round. DeSmet, 80. of Conrad, Mont., died The sessions are held twice each Jeff Karp scattered 12 East hits in at the First Church of Christ, • Gary T. Squiers, 22 of 38 Linnmore Drive, LIGHTWEIGHT day with a 4-under- par 68 over the JoAnne Garner, the first-day Friday night at Rockville General Congregational, Wethersfield. Burial month — the first Tuesday at 9 a.m. cnargea with speeding, passing on the right and having no nUCED FROM 448 leader, had a final-round 71 to finish gaining the decision. The winners Hospital. She was the widow of Leon WE ARE AIR CONDITIONINQ EXPERTS. Plymouth Country Club course for a made the most of six hits count for as will be in Village Cemetery, and the third Thursday at6;30 p.m.— face protection while riding a motorcycle. Court date is 54-hole of 206, 10-under-par. three strokes behind the winner — DeSmet and the mother of Mrs. John BRINQ YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS many runs. Wethersfield. and permit residents to talk to a Aug. 15. That tied the lowest score on the the second week in a row that she (Yvonne) Dowgiewicz of Rockville. The James T. Pratt Funeral Home, director about any matter that in­ Police made 38 motor vehicle arrests from Friday AND WE CAN CUSTOM FIT YOUR came in second. Last week she tied k S t , . ,v. • ' Bob Ouellette absorbed the mound She is also survived by two sons, tour this year and netted her $9,000. loss for East now 19-4. 71 Farmington Ave,, Hartford, is in volves local government. through early today. NEEDS. WE DO WINDOW OR THRU Bradley trailed leader Marlene for runner-up honors behind Hollis tw o o th e r d a u g h te r s , 27 charge of arrangements. WALL INSTALLATIONS... East Hartford, Windsor and Norton Electric at 71 Hilliard St. reported the theft of Hagge by a single stroke going into Stacy in the U.S. Women’s Open at grandchildren and six great­ Bloomfield will be the three teams in There are no calling hours. two Ford car starters valued at $80 sometime Saturday. the final round. Indianapolis. grandchildren. the zone playoffs. The family suggests that any A 1977 Pontiac was reported stolen from the Burr "It was a close race all the way, Three other veterans were next: The funeral is Wednesday at Wyse memorial gifts may be made to the Lottery 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE Mickey Wright, with a closing 69, Concentration on 18th East led 3-0 before Bloomfield got Corners commuter parking lot Friday. OPEN until I birdied the 16th hole,” she and Son Funeral Home, Conrad, on the board in the fourth frame. First Church of Christ, v t t i p l h e said. “I had trouble the previous two was third at 211, followed by Kathy Dale Douglass studies ball and hole on 18th green. He finished Mont. Burial will be in Conrad. Congregational, of Wethersfield, or Whitworth and Hagge at 212. Pode’s homer came with two mates n i m *iiis P t r n u M *. days on the closing holes and I felt The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, The winning number drawn Satur­ in a tie for second place in GHO with 268 and won $16,240. on base which provided the edge. to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled the tourney would be won or lost on Hagge soared to 75 on the final 76 Prospect St., was in charge of day in the Connecticut daily lottery I Read Herald Ads J (Herald photo by Chastain) Jeff Scanlon collected three hits Children, Carew Street, Springfield, the final holes. round. local arrangements Mass. was 546. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. July 31, 1978 Boston Pops making more noise than Red Sox Joe’s world I on a fielder’s choice by Al Cowens. In this point and hope something southpaw blanked the Bosox in we’ve got a great team and great Rose quite a jokester BOSTON (UPl) - The The team has lost 10 of its last 12 talent and we should win it pretty By JOE GARMAN Boston Red Sox hit parade, and leads Milwaukee by 4 Vi games. the third, the Royals scored on con­ happens," said a discouraged Red Boston was Aug. 25, 1974, when secutive singles by Zdeb, Cowens and Sox manager Don Zimmer. “In the Oakland’s Ken Holtzman won 7-0. easily,” Porter said. once the top number on the The streaking Royals have won 14 of their last 16 and lead the AL West by Amos Otis. ninth, Scott would have given halfhis “I don’t notice who’s slumping and Porter had pi'aise for Red Sox American League charts, has four games over California. Boston’s tally came in the eighth salary for a two-run double.’ who’s hitting. I just go out there and pitcher Bill Lee, 10-6, who spaced been reduced to banjo “ If you want to put a blame on the when Dwight Evans doubled and Kansas City manager Whitey Her­ pitch my butt off. In this park, they nine hits and struck out three. zog said he could sympathize with have more talent than any team in “It’s tough to hit against him as hit skein continues swingers. slump, put it on the hitting," said came around on a Butch Hobson the league. We just caught them at a because he mixes his pitches so well. Kansas City pitchers Paul Split- Red Sox designated hitter Bob single. The Red Sox had a chance to Boston's bat blight. run to help Pittsburgh snap a seven- The Giants won the opener on two tying the club mark for consecutive 1 probably hit the hardest ball today torff and AI Hrabosky conducted the Bailey. “The piching has been fine. tie or win it in the ninth, but “We’ve had two seasons this year good time,” he said. NEW YORK (UPI) - In ad­ game losing streak and the first win gift runs off Rick Reuschel’s wild victories set in 1969. ourselves,” he said, referring to the Kansas City catcher Darrell and that was an out. He keeps you About cane rods Antros -I, Mel!* .’I latest funeral dirge Sunday, com­ Nobody thought it could happen to Hrabosky struck out George Scott Vk' trout rod. He knew I’d been dition to being the most consis­ in Los Angeles since Aug. 22, 1976. pitches. Porter said he expected to be retur­ guessing and if you don’t guess right, I am a cane rod freak. A beautiful­ bining on a six-hitter to beat the this club, especially with our ability with men on first and second to end Royals' slow start. “They’ll snap out wanting one for a long time. Omar tent batsman the National Giuntx 4-1, CiiImi 2-0 I’udres .’1 , CiirilinulH 2 Pinch-hitter Wilbur Howard’s long ning to Boston at season’s end. you’re in troubl.” ly made bamboo rod really turns me Bosox 2-1. Arthur Fiedler’s Boston with the bat. But it has.” the game. of it and when they do. I'm glad I was ill with emphysema but he still Vida Blue pitched a six-hitter for Gene Richards looped a double to single over a drawn-in outfield “I still think they’ll win their divi­ Boston was to star Dennis on. There is something about the League has seen in 81 years, Pops have been making more noise Kansas City scored single runs in Scott is hitless in his last 23 at-bats won’t be around to see it.” had that desire to build and shape a his third shutout of the season, right field in the seventh to score brought home the winning run with sion. They’ve got the best team. In Eckersley, 11-4, tonight in a national­ alive feeling a cane rod imparts to Pete Rose also rates as quite a than the once-potent Red Sox — who the first and third innings. In the and Jim Rice has had three hits in Splittorff, 12-9, had statisticians good classic rod. We agreed on the helping San Francisco to a sweep. Derrel Thomas from second base for one out in the bottom of the ninth for our division, I thought it would go ly televised contest against Chicago, the holder that no other rod (steel, jokester. Houston’s siviii iraighl victory. have scored three runs in the last 46 first, Freddie Patek doubled, went to last 29 appearances. scrambling as he entered the eighth price, action, color of the windings, San Diego’s sixth straight triumph, “All I can do is root for them at down to the wire for awhile. But TTie White Sox were to counter with glass, graphite, or baron) can innings. third on a Joe Zdeb single and scored with a shutout. The last time a reel seat, etc. “I don’t know much aboutat Willie Ken Kravec 7-9. duplicate. The warmth of cured Without going into the intricacies Keeler,” Rose said Sundayly after I Softball Tonkin cane, covered by a clear var­ of rod building, handcrafting a rod is reaching No. 43, one behind KeelerKeeler’s nish finish, the delicate windings of Standings a tedious and time consuming task NL mark. "Of course, he doesn’t roM (;irrs(;AM i:s Names In the news colored silk holding the guides to the for a well man. For someone as ill as know that much about me, either.” Rookies calm Annulli vn. (\ “stick” make such a rod aesthetical­ Omar, it truly was a labor of love. Almost everyone else in the coun­ ly beautiful, loo. This is the same The following summer, I went to try does, though. With two singles in American League National League Pete Rose for Houston Suhiirhiin vm. H .A ., 6 — K o I h t I feeling some people (me included) Rangely to. visit Ruth and Omar. the Cincinnati Reds’ 5-3 victory over EuhI CINCINNATI (UPI) — Cincinnati’s Pete Rose hit a ground ball past Hon EuhI get from loolling at the beautiful Omar, who was not too mobile at that the Philadelphia Phillies, Rose W L Pet, GB W ’ ' i f f - ■ r " .: Philadelphia third baseman Mike Schmidt in the fifth inning Sunday, to ext­ against Mets NelwOirH VH NiiHsiff, 6 — Nike L Pet. GB wood on a shotgun or rifle, and the point, told me to go up into his shop extended a streak that began June 14 Boston 64 38 .627 - Philadelphia 54 end his hitting streak to 43 games, second longest of this century and one beh­ W fHlOWIl H. 7 :3 0 45 .545 1 - good feeling of "fit,” when you throw and bring down the rod he had and could threaten Joe DiMaggio’s Milwaukee 59 42 .584 4'/z Chicago 51 51 .500 4Vz ind the National League record of 44, held by Willie Keeler. such a gun to your shoulder. worked on. —Nikt* New York 57 46 .553 7Vz all-time record of 56. I’oHltil vji. KiM’kwfll, 6 —Nrlio Pittsburgh 48 51 .485 6 Keeler set the National League record in 1897. HOUSTON - (UPI) - Bruce Casting instruments like these, un­ It was in the rough. Two tips and “Next is Sidney Stonestreet’s 48- Baltimore 57 46 .553 7Vz LuStrada v». CriKpinoX 7:30 Montreal 49 57 .462 8tz Bochy and Joaquin Andujar had lots fortunately, are becoming more butt sections were finished, with tip­ game streak,” Rose corrected. Detroit 55 48 .534 9Vz Fred Patek —INcho New York 45 61 .425 12‘/z scarce and expensive each year. The tops and ferrules in place. Omar “You’ve never heard of him. But I Cleveland 48 54 .471 16'/z of reasons to be nervous. But they Kansas City Royals will be without the services of remained calm and provided the best cane or bamboo comes from scotch-taped some guides to the can’t go from 44 to 56. It helps me up Toronto 38 66 .365 27 Freddie Patek for the next few games, the team announced Sunday. Tonkin, China and the pre-W.W. 2 l’ik«?y VH. Ui'ihi'h, 0 —(ilionoy Houston Astros with a ninth-inning 4- blank in the appropriate places, and the ladder.” W.*!*l V(New York Mets w L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB Sox while running to first base in the ninth inning. Royals trainer Mickey stock is trickling in from China via Sunday. weight line to the butt with elec­ Keeler tonight against Atlanta’s Phil Kansas City 58 43 .574 - 63 42 .600 - Cobb said Patek would be lost “for a couple of days.” France and England, but none is Bowling San Francisco tricians tape. Out on the lawn I went, Niekro. He doesn’t seem overly awed California . 56 49 .533 4 Los Angeles 61 43 .587 I'/z Bochy, a rookie catcher, was coming in directly. threw line across the yard a few about gunning for 56, either, even Oakland 54 51 .514 g Nestor Chylak HOME BEACH- Cheryl Meehan Cincinnati 61 43 .587 I'.'z playing in only his seventh major But more important, the fine old times, and turned to Omar and said, though it is considered one of Texas 49 54 .476 10 BOSTON (UPI) — The American League revealed Sunday that Nester 210-508, Tina Barnowski 180, Jean San Diego 53 52 .505 10 leage game of the season and An­ craftsmen who made these rods are "Great! It really handles nicely!” baseball’s most unbeatable records. Minnesota 45 56 .446 13 Chylak, the dean of American League umpires, suffered a mild stroke Friday A rcham bault 197-178-528, Edith Atlanta 48 55 .466 14 dujar had come off the disabled list gone. Their names are inscribed in a Omar then picked up the rod, threw Philadelphia’s Mike Schmidt was Chicago 44 58 .431 14‘/z Mason 175-467, Eleanor Lively 211- Houstori 47 56 .456 15 night in Toronto. only a few hours earlier. Rodmakers' Hall of Fame ... some line about a dozen times, and victimized on two Rose bunts that Seattle 36 69 .343 24 Chylak, 56, who joined the American League in 1954, is expected to be back Garrison, Payne, Gillum, Hawes, then to my horror, broke the rod prolonged the streak and when the 523, Lee Bean 191-207-571, Bee in action before the end of the season. “ I felt nervous the first couple of Moquin 187-469, Eleaine Gordon 175- Slinduy'!* R<*!*ultH Sunday'!* RcKidlH Needham, Edwards, Thomas, across his knee and swore, “The Reds’ leadoff man came to the plate New York 4-0, Minnesota, 2 games but I’m starting to feel relaxed 502, Sandy Adams 183-465, Sandy San Fran 4-1, Chicago 2-0 Kevin Stacom Dickerson, Winston. damn stick will break your arm after O-for-2 in the fifth inning, Schmidt Chicago 5-4, Texas 4-2 now, " Bochy said after driving in the Kershaw 181, Shelia Price 459, Dot- Montreal 19, Atlanta 0 BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Celtics guard Kevin Stacom, one of the team ’s Their rods will demand from $200 using it 3 or 4 hours! Don’t worry. I’ll moved in a little, guarding against Detroit 5, Seattle 4 tying run in the ninth inning with a tie Whitehead 503, Shirley Eldridge Cinci 5, Philadelphia 3 three free agents, says he has reached an agreement to play for the Indiana to $1,500 in today’s market, depen­ bring you a better one!” the bunt. Rose slapped the ball by Milwaukee 10, Toronto 5 double. “He (New York’s Dwight 472, Barbara Goddard 469. Pittsburgh 5, Los Ang 3 Pacers next season. ding on condition. Nat Uslan, at 82. is I went home feeling very sad, not him. Oakland 5, Cleveland 4 Bernard) threw me a fastball high San Diego 3, St. Louis 2 “I haven’t officially signed yet, but it looks pretty good. It’s a tbree-year still building rods and Carmichael, just about the rod, but because I Rose also added a solid single to Calif 4, Baltimore 2 and I jumped on it.” Houston 4, New York 3 contract and gives me some security. It looks like I’ll be going there, " Carlson, Weir, Howells and a few could see Omar was tailing. He died center in the sixth to pad his league­ Kan City 2, Boston 1 others are trying to maintain the in August of the following year. In leading total of 135 hits. George Stacom said Saturday from his Newton, Mass., home. Pinch-hitter Wilbur Howard then' 1’oilay’!* Game!* Down and out play at second base perfection of those who went before the interim however, he had still drove in Jimmy Sexton — running for Foster and Dan Driessen hit homers Chicago (Kravec 7-9) at Boston Tuday*H Game!* Tom Bradley them. worked and put together another butt Bochy — with the winning run. and Tom Hume, getting late-inning (Eckersley 11-4), N Pittsburgh (Blyleven 5-7) at Mon­ Kansas City second baseman Frank White while breaking up double play. White suffered COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (UPI) — Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley I have been privileged to really section and two tips ... but he never relief from Manny Sarmiento and Texas (Medich 5-5) at New York treal (Grimsley 12-8), N lays motionless on ground after being leveled a sprained shoulder and was forced to leave said Sunday a new proposed agreement with the U.S. Olympic Committee Andujar, disabled since July 8 with know a few of these great craftsmen, finished the rod, Doug Bair, produced a fun day for New York (Kobel 1-2) at would protect his city from financial losses in the 1984 Olympics. and I can tell you from first hand (Figueroa 10-7), N by take-out slid by Boston’s Dwight Evans game. (UPI photo) a hamstring pull, earned the win by C.W. “Sam” Carlson, who is of the the crowd of 44,092. Milwaukee (Tavers 7-5) at Philadelphia (Kaat 5-3), N observation, that these men were, Conrad Dobler pitching the final inning, striking out same school as Omar, took the un­ Sidney Stonestreet? Baltimore (McGregor 11-8), N Cincinnati (LaCoss 1-1) at Atlanta two and walking one. The big right­ and are, perfectionists. That’s why finished stick, checked it, and In other NL games, Montreal (Niekro 12-10), N VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — New Orleans Saints’ guard Conrad Dobler their rods are in such short supply Detroit (Billingham 10-5) at Toron­ hander said he wasn’t apprehensive finished it in exactly the way Omar assaulted Atlanta, 19-0, Pittsburgh to (Moore 5-2), N San Francisco (Halicki 5-4) at was outfitted Sunday with a heavily padded fiberglass glove to protect his left and brings so much money today. and I had agreed on. It is one of my tripped Los Angeles, 5-3, San Fran­ ring finger. about his return — only intense. Kansas City (Gura 8-2) at Houston (Ruble 0-0), N Omar Needham of Rangely, Maine prized possessions. Not only is it a cisco swept Chicago, 4-2, 1-0, San Los Angeles (Hooton 11-7) at San Herzog can sympathize The offensive guard underwent minor surgery last weel^ to tighten ligame­ Cleveland (Waits 7-11), N “It’s been a month-and-a-half since was one of the best, and a good wonderful casting equipment, but it Diego edged St. Louis, 3-2, and Oakland (Langford 3-7) at Califor­ Diego (Rasmussen 9-7), N nts in the finger, which has been prone to dislocations. I faced hitters and it felt funny,” he friend This little anecdote will il­ was started and crafted by a good Houston overtook New York, 4-3, HALL OF FAIVIER LEFTY 6ROVE WON 195 SA/VlES nia (Tanana 14-5), N ^Dale Berra said. “1 go out there and want to give lustrate how exacting he, and others friend, and finished by another good ExpoH 19, Bruv4'H 0 it 200 percent. I have confidence and like him, were. FOR THE A'S, WHAT Tm'Hday’!* Giiiiu's TiicNday’.s Gann*!* PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Tbe Pittsburgh Pirates announced late Saturday friend ... both craftsmen in the Rod- Andre Dawson hit two home runs TEAM PIP HE WIN AN just need a little luck. I’m happy for He offered to build me a five-sided makers’ Hall of Fame. in an eight-run third inning and Larry Chicago at Boston, N St. Louis at Chicago a., with RSox - up to point night they had sent shortstop Ken Macha back to their Columbus Clippers APPITIONAL 105 GAMES FOR? Texas at New York, N the club winning and I’m happy to be Pittsburgh at Montreal, N ’ farm team after calling up Dale Berra in time for Saturday's 2-1 loss at Los Parrish had three home runs and five A, REP SOX playing with the Houston Astros.” RBI. Montreal set an NL total base Detroit at Toronto, N New York at Phila, N NEW YORK (UPI) - Kan­ Milwaukee trounced Toronto, 10-5; in the ninth inning to score Taylor Angeles. B, GIANTS record with 58 and tied a major- Kan City at Cleve, N Cincinnati at Atlanta, N Oakland nipped Cleveland, 5-4, and Duncan and cap a two-run rally to Macha batted .229 in 26 games with the Pirates. Berra, 21, is batting .280 C, PIRATES sas City manager Whitey Her­ Dave Bergman opened the ninth 19th hole league mark by hitting eight homers. Oakland at Calif. N San Fran at Houston, N zog can sympathize with California defeated Baltimore, 4-2. lead the A’s. after 99 games with the International League Clippers, including 18 home with a walk and scored on Bochy’s Minn at Seattle, N Los Ang at San Diego, N runs and 63 RBI. I’irulCN .5, DoilgerH .‘I xos daa U3MSUB Boston’s problems — up to a hit. Bochy continued to third when Country Club SWEEI’S- Gross, Gagnon 72; Net, Frank Taveras’ run-scoring triple Howroyd 7917-62, Cassano 80-12-68, .-Vngtds -T, Orioles 2 Mario Andretti Met catcher John Stearns missed the BEST 17- A - Bob Vonderkall 68-7- highlighted a three-run second inning point. Angenio 78-9-69, Mloganoski 81-13-69, American LeagueJ Brian Downing singled in runs in outfield relay. Skip Lockwood 61, Bill Zwick 69-7-62, Bob Genovesi and Dave Parker added a solo home His Royals won the 14th of HOCKENHEIM, West Germany (UPI) — Mario Andretti drove his Lotus to Bury 87-18-69, Neligon 74-5-69, Forte the second and eighth innings as eplaced Bernard, 0-1, and got Julio 71-8-63, Frank Kiernan 70-7-63; B- their last 16 games Sunday and an easy victory Sunday in the German Formula 1 Automobile Grand Prix, im­ 80-11-69. Dave Frost and Dave LaRoche com­ Gonzalez to pop out before Howard, Stan Mloganoski 75-13-62, Dave proving his lead in the world driving championship rating to 54 points. CRIERS- A-Gross , Bidwell 68; stayed four games ahead of W hile Sox ,'>-4, lIuiigerH 4-2 bined for an eight-hitter to lead the batting for Rafael Landestoy, drove Kozlovich 74-10-64, John Pickens 75- Andretti and teammmate Ronnie Peterson of Sweden held first and second Net, Home 62, Clarke 64, Blasko 64, California in the AL West. The White Sox swept the Rangers Angels. Downing left in the bottom of a ball over the pulled-in outfield. 11-64; C - Tom Turner Sr. 74-17-57, ( Leaders ) places from the start of the race until Peterson’s gear box broke down during Bower 64, Bell 65, Behline 66; B - Gr­ They did it by defeating the as Lamar Johnson hit a bases-loaded the eighth after being struck by a foul Gene Kelly 80-15-65, E’rank Roberts the 38th lap of the 4.219 mile track. The collapse of Peterson’s car gave sec­ "I never thought about bunting,” oss, Carlson 71; Net, Keune 62, slumping Red Sox, 2-1. single to key a three-run eighth inn­ tip off the bat of Ken Singleton, wh­ 82-17-65; Low gross-Bob Vonderkall ing in the opener and Ralph Garr ich fractured his finger. ond place to Jody Scheckter of South Africa. Howard said. “With Sexton on third, McLaughlin 63, Hareld 63, Russell 64, Batting DEALERS Boston has now lost 10 of its last 12 all I had to do was hit the ball fair. He 73, blasted a fifth-inning triple in the Frank Bradley S WE El’S- A - Gross, Bob Kokoszka 64, Bell 64; C - Gross, Naliunal League AMC games and watched a 10-game bulge second. (Lockwood) threw me a fastball up Roberts 81; Net, P aradise 59, over Milwaukee in the American WEST SALEM, Ohio (UPI) — Frank Bradley of Napa, Calif., upset Don and all I had to do was hit it.” Vonderkall 73; A-Net, Bill Zwick 75- AB H Avg. Tigers .S, Mariners 8-67, Frank Kiernan 76-7-69; B - Gr­ Rocheleau 63, Delcampe 64, Broege Burroughs, Atl 315 100 .317 League East dwindle to a 4 1/2-game Garlits of Tampa, Fla., Sunday to win the top fuel race competition at the 65, Bury 65. The Tigers swept their series with oss, Bob Genovesi 78; Net, Jack Mof­ Rose, Cin 433 137 ,316 margin. Officers named AHRA Grand Nationals program. The Mets scored in the fourth on SWEEI’S- Gross, Jim Bidwell 72, the Mariners as Steve Kemp singled fat 78-13-65, Roy Riggott 80-11-69, Clark, SF 386 120 .311 Whiie none of the trailing teams is Garlits won the first four Grand American Series races, but Bradley cap­ the first of three hits by Steve Jeff Clarke 72; Net, Carlson 75-13-62, twice to drive in two runs. Milt PARAMUS, N.J, (UPI) - "The eig­ Henderson, a forceout, a single by Dave Kozlovich 80-11-69; C - Gross, Richards, SD 381 118 .310 exactly making a run at the Sox, the tured the last two in the six-run series. Bradley racked up his second straight Keune 79-13-66, McLaughlin 82-14-68, Wilcox battled through 5 1-3 innings hth annual meeting of the Society for Stearns and a sacrifice fly by Lee Bob Copeland; Net, Bill Masi 85-19- Bowa, Phil 408 126 .309 tumultuous New York Yankees have American Baseball Research con­ weekend victory with a 6.101 second win at 240 mph in the first round at Paradiso 96-18-68, Russell 84-15-69. and evened his record at 8-8 with help Mazzilli. Houston tied it in the fourth 66, Stan Prachniak 86-17-69, Nels Valentine, Mtl 396 122 .308 patched themselves together and cluded Sunday with the election of Dragway 42. SEMORS- D McDonough 134, Sunday split a double-header with the from Bob Sykes, who got his second on Jose Cruz’s double and Bob Wat­ Shenning 94-24-70. Smith, LA 302 93 .308 DOUBLE Grout 137. save. new officers. •Cycle winner- son’s single and went ahead in the I.ADIIOS- Odd holes front, even Whitfield, SF 335 103 ,307 Minnesota Twins, winning the first, I’KESIDENT’S ITU’- McLaughlin Brewers 10, Blue Jays .5 They are: President Cliff Kachline sixth on a triple by Cruz and Art holes back - A-Net, Helen Mutty 47- Madlock, SF 291 89 .306 4-3, and dropping the second, 2-0. LEXINGTON, Ohio (UPI) - win by 36 seconds over 16-year-old 134, Powlishen 134 (18-hole playoff) Tony Muser drove in three runs of Cooperstown N.Y., who also is Howe’s infield grounder. 10-37, Kathy Dimlow 49-11-38, Tina Foster, Cin 398 120 .302 The Yankees are now tied with Rookie pro Dale Singleton, 22, of Freddie Spencer of Shreveport, La. with a triple — one of five for the historian of the Baseball Hall of Mikolowsky 48-10-38; B - Grayce Concepcion, Cin 378 114 .302 Baltimore for third place in the Dalton, Ga., won the American Ellington Ridge Brewers — to power Milwaukee. Ra­ Fame; Vice President Arthur Schott, Shea 54-13-41, Bimbi Tyler 56-15-41. division and next open a two-game Motorcycle Roadrace of Champions SUNDAY - A - Gross, Mike Miscia Aiiiericaii Leiigu) ndy Stein, 3-2, was the winning New Orleans La.; Secretary Bob llES r 1 I- A - Tom Wall 54-9-45, series against the Texas Rangers. pitcher. Hole, San Marino, Cal.; Treasurer Formula 1 class 25-lap race around 70, Tony Roberto Jr. 72; B - Barney AB H Avg. In other games, Chicago swept a Larry Pietrantonio 589-49, Joe Wall A's .5, Indians 4 Dick Burtt, Pittsburgh, Pa., who was the twisting 2.4-mile Mid-Ohio Sports McHugh 74, Bob Robinson 77; C - Carew, Min 355 118 .332 double-header from Texas, 5-4 and 4- Car Course Sunday. 58-9-49, Larry Gazza 57-8-49, Bob Clarence Drumm 80; D - Harry Fogel 100 DISCOUNTS! Oliver, Tex 308 .325 Jeff Newman lined a two-out single re-elected. Vonderkall 56-7-49; B - Dave Kozlov­ 2; D etroit edged Seattle, 5-4; Singleton averaged 84.74 mph to 85. Kickers 73, 76. Lynn, Bos 335 107 .319 ich 56-11-45, Bill Ogden 57-11-46, Gary BETTER NINE - A - Al Kemp 36-5- Brett, KC 332 105 .316 Herman 60-14-46, Carl Mikolowsky 31; B - Barney 37-6-31, Robinson 38-7- 270 61-14-47, C - Frank Livingston 58-17- Piniella, NY 85 .315 41, Hank Murphy 69-27-42, Pete Grif- 31, John Harrigan 37-6-31; C - Drumm Lezeano, Mil 278 86 .309 39-8-31; D - Fogel 41-12-29, Matt Rice, Bos 422 130 .308 CLEARANCE PLUS tiths 61-19-42, Joe Lynch 66-22-44, Sal Jal alal results Chupus 42-11-31, Thompson, Det 404 123 .304 Landolina 68-24-44; Low gross, Tom HES'I’ 17 - A - Al Kemp 69-9-60; B- Munson, NY 398 121 .304 Wall 76. McHugh 69-11-58, Robinson 71-13-58; Sundberg, Tex 336 102 .304 Salunlay Maliiu‘<* SIITH GAME DOUBUS SEVEN POMTS OEVENTH CAK DOUBUS SEVEN POMTS lOURTH GAME SMCUS SEVEN POMTS SVi EEI’S- A - Gross. Tom Wall 76; 5 Gene Carita 19.20 7.80 7.20 1 Arriaga I CariU 12.20 8.40 4.40 C - Drumm 74-15-59; D - Fogel 79-23- FIRST GAME D0U8US SEVEN roHlS 8 OUre 9.80 6.80 5.80 Net, Joe Wall 80-9-71, Joe Nowak 78- Hume Kuna YEAR'END SiHUNGS 2 Charola Sebalian 6.00 580 4 Char^a Harcoida 9.40 11.00 6 Carea 8.20 6.40 56; Fewest putts - Chris Kearney 25, 3 Pete tspa g.20 4 20 2.S0 4 Arriafa 12oqui 3.00 7 loey Carea 5.60 T Ser|H) 620 4.00 i fan 4.60 7-71; B - Gross, Dave Kozlovich 77; National League: Foster, Cin and Qumeta 2-5 39.80 Quinieia 14 4160 QuinieU 6-8 66.40 Fred Kaprove 26, McHugh 26; Clos­ 1 ) J Aeju 5.60 Perfecta 5 2 127.20 PeHecta 1-4 170.40 AUTO Net, Carl Mikolowsky 83-14-69, Bob Luzinski, Phil 25; Smith, LA 20; Quinwli 3-T 3900 PerfecU 8-6 225.60 est to pin - Miscia 33’. Trilecta 5-2-4 388.50 TrifecU 1-4-7 314.40 TriiKU 8-6-1 1,463.70 Genovesi 81-10-71, Stan Mloganoski Valentine, Mtl 19; Dawson, MU and Perfecti 3-7 130 SO FEAi; roURNAMEN’l' - Fogel, IrilKta 3-7-1 22S20 IWELFTH GAME DOUBEES SEVEN POMIS FinH GAME DOUBUS SEVEN POMTS 85-14-71, Einer Lorenlzen 81-10-71; C- Winfield, SD 18. SECOND GAME OOUSIES SEVEN POINIS 6 Charola lavier 12.60 3 00 3.40 5 Arriaga B Ramon 13.00 7.40 12.40 McHugh, Drumm. ONNEWMERS 5 loey Ecenarro 2.80 2.20 4 Iturregui Carea 5.00 3.80 Gross, Fred Nassilf 84; Net, Dan American League; Rice, Bos 24; 1 CeM Barturm g 60 4 00 4.20 SEVENTH GAME SWaES SEVEN POMTS 0 REPAIRS MOTHER-SON - Irma-Robert S Pete Ramon 1000 980 6 Maun 12-<0 <-<0 ' 2 Basearan Marcoida 3.40 I Rio Asri I 4.20 Y M 135(D ) Morline 84-15-69, Hank Murphy 97-27- Baylor, Cal, Hisle and Thomas, Mil 4 tavy Krpa 3.60 3 Ochoa 4.60 Quiniela 5-6 53.20 QuinieU 4-5 67.20 1 3 H P Salad 84, Betty-Peter Vignati 89 gr­ Qunirla 1-S 39.20 2 2oqui 3.60 Perfecta 6-5 253.80 PerfecU 5-4 291.90 70, Jim Cooper 91-20-71, Warren 23; Thompson, Det 22. TrifeetJ 6-5-2 986.40 "Horn# of Mr. Qoodwnneh" oss; Helen-John Woodcock 68, Claire- Perfecla I S 16U0 Qunela 3*6 33.80 TriiKU 5-4-1 546.00 Fagan 89-18-71. Triiecia 1 S 4 7)9.70 PerfKta 6-3 99.60 HAMU 286.453 SlUH CAME DOtiUS SEVEN POMTS Dan Keating 70Vz, Sue-Ron Apter Kuna Railed In Tnlecta 6-3 2 294.30 ATTD9AME 4,019 3 Arriaga I Ecenarro 9.00 4.00 3.20 AND GREMLINS! THRO CAME D0U8EES SEVEN POINTS ABED I’Ol R BAI.I.-A - Joe 1 Em u Ramon 5.80 4.60 • 71'/z net. National League: Foster, Cin 81; 3 Sw Xepa 15 60 5.40 3.80 UGHTH GAME DOUBUS SEVEN POMTS Sulurtluy K\4‘niii8A Complete Mechanical Service Nowak-Dave Kozlovich-Sal 4 U Carta 7 00 4 20 7 Elerrio Eoqui 1900 11.20 7.60 6 Solaun Caramendi 4.80 EA'I’IIER-DAUGII'I’ER - Don- Clark, SF 76; Winfield, SD 71; Mon­ 1 Pete Barturen 280 4 Erma Garita 7.00 10.20FRST GAME DOUBEES SEVEN POMTS QuinieU 1-3 26.00 • Collision Repair Y M 2 a O - Evangelisla-Hank Murphy plus 22; 2. Qumla 3 4 42.60 2 Charola Ochoa 940 Hegui laiier H 15.00 4.20 3.00 Periecta 3-1 84 30 Robin Cieri 82, Al-Wendy Kemp (no tanez, NY 70; Garvey, LA 69. 2 4 H P Dick Smith-Pete Denz-John Perfecta 3-4 203.10 Quiniela 4-7 45.60 1 Pete Kepa 4.00 2.80 TrifecU 3-1-6 317.40 • Auto Painting score listed) gross; Russ - Kathy American League: Staub, Det 85; Trilecta 3'4 ] 65610 PerfecU 7-4 116.10 8 iavy Otave 4.20 Campbell - Ed McNamara plus 19; 3. TrHecta 7-4-2 377.40 Quiniela 1-3 25.20 SEVENTH GAME SMGIES SEVEN POMTS Ferrigno 64, Ray - Lisa Peracchio 65, Rice, Bos 81; Thotnpson, Det 76; Hi­ PedKla 3-1 70.50 3 Ochoa 11.00 5.00 4.00 • Low Cost Service Rontef HMTH CAME OOmUS SEVEN POMTS Wes Day-Stan Mloganoski-Harold Tony - Pat Tantillo 65Vz. sle, Mil 73; 'Thornton, Clev 67, FOURTH CAME SMUES SEVEN POUTS 2 Solaun Marcoi^ 13.60 4.20 3.2) TrifecU 3-1-8 630.00 5 Goniaiei 7.40 4.60 Yanmar 13, 15, 2 Zoqui 4.60 Gardella-Joe Lynch plus 18; 4. Bill 2 Randy 10 20 9.40 3 20 1 Charola lo tfu 6.00 4.20SECOND GAME DOUBUS SEVEN POMTS • Factory Trained Technicians 24, and 33 HP SliNDAY - A-Wendy Ehrlich 81, B 3 1.1. Atis I 22.60 8.60 3.80 QuinieU 3-5 43.40 MacMullen-Mike Suhr-Gary I II. 8.20 3.20 6 loey Cotuaiei 3.80 tractors Powered - Mona Kemp 94, C - Bertha Kunzli 6 Oiare 5.20 Qwniela 1-2 44.20 1 Rochiguei Barturen 5.60 3.80 PeriecU 3-5 167.70 • Charge With Master Charge Herman-Bill Bengston plus 14; 5. Pitching Quiniela 1 2 36.60 Perfecta 21 145.80 6 Arri Ramon 4.00 TrifecU 3-5-2 733.50 by diesel Packed with fea- 117. Perfecla 2-1 139.80 THIk U 2 1-6 348.60 QumieU 1-3 4220 EIGHTH GAME DOUBUS SEVEN PORTS • 24 Hour Wrecker Service lures Ruggedly built to give you year after year of John Cagianello-Fred Lennon-Vic REI'TIGI NINE - Marci Masley 42- Vieloriea Trilecta 2-1 6 421.50 PerfecU 3-1 122.10 1 Bauaran Caramendi 10.60 3.80 240 TritKU 3-1-6 321.00 5 loey Ecenarro 3.40 2.60 economical, trouble-free operation Abraitis-Mike Gatkiewicz plus 9; 5, National League: Blue, SF 15-4; FlfTK CAME D0U8US SEVEN POUTS lENTH GAME SMUES SEVEN POMTS Tel. 6464M64 10-32; B - Dolores Paganetti 46-14-32; 6 RarHiy SertM 20.40 8 80 7 00 THRO CAK OOUBUS SEVEN PORTS 3 SeUon Marcoida 3.60 Right noWi we re offering every Yanmar compact Larry Gazza-Vic Daley-Dan Morline- Perry, SD 12-4; John, LA 12-7; 6 1arier 9 60 5.20 360 QuinieU 1-5 16.80 C - Kunzli 107-33-74. 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TrifecU 7-3-6 740.10 4 Bauaran Harcoida 14.00 5.20 before our sale ends Pete Taylor-Warren Fagan-Frank 5; Palmer, Balt 13-8; Flanagan, Balt prices! Brand new 1978 7 llriarte Ecenarro 4.00 FEAi; I’OURNAMEN'I’ - Dolores te ie U 4-8 50.00 Roberts plus 7. Paganetti, Becky Rubin, Claire Keat­ 13-9. PeriecU 1-4 135.60 Pacers and Gremlins with double mark-downs. TrifecU I-4-7 929.70 LADIES I-HVI.I.- Net, Janet ing. (No scores listed). Kickers 78, Earned Run Average Jai alal antrlea Shaw, Olive Skinner, Helen Kristof, 80, They’re priced to move! Great Condord The over-achievers------National League: Rogers, Mtl 2.41; mm itnm TENTH GAME SHGUS SEVEN POMTS Olive Fagan 85-28-57; Gross, Kathy I'RIDAY - A - Tom Schiller 73-6-67, Swan, NY 2.45; Vuckovich, St. L and 4A(ca 22.40 11.10 5.60 Dimlow, Frayce Shea, Boots values, too. 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EnM-Sakarita te ic U 5-7 30.40 163; Ryan, Cal IM; Leonard, KC 117; i Cana IS a lM la p I S. friarta-Sabastlai 5. ttartateira SaMCE/MRIS Hi <14 A COVtfUIHY /■).’ (' U) ^ 70. Barnett 85-15-70; C -Gross, LADIES - Gretchen Kundahl 82-15- iOUn i Ejarria Dcbaa PeriecU 7-5 88.80 IM M d i i OarrMcaiam TrifecU 7-5-2 24170 Howroyd 79; Net, Ritchie 87-17-70, 67; Better Nine - Kundahl 40-8-3i; Flanagan, Balt il3; Underwood, Tor AMC/Jeep Dealers. 7. 7.AicaM aa M a t K b u ia l 7. ian4ante □ I. SarfM libTf^ltotU i te a C ir iM i igtea-Mar MNBU 349,257 Milck 87-17-70, Denyer 92-21-71. Criers - Kundahl. Kickers 77, 79. 100. SiblM dy VMUyihmm SabaCteMbaa tetatetabaate AHEmWCE 7,335 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Qinn., Mon., July 31, 1978 - PACfe FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. July 31, 1978 ||■nnlnln■nnn■n^■nnnnMnnnn^^l^nan■lnllnn^nnn^^^Mnn■n^■nllnnnw■B■llnlel^^nnnln$^^lnlrelnnwllnlnl^^«iM«rrlTlHflPpr;^^t^ai.Ty^^^aa•■'y^ ;> Panel seeks photo IDs Onai^sis wedding quiet Peopletalk MOSCOW (UPI) - Christina In Moscow, she may have found the living, which may mean taking what firm called National Onion — with Brando's company to develop Onassis says she wants her marriage place. you can get at the meat counter. IVIuny wurhieci relurris changed at Western Union’s insiste­ scripts — that four now are being in assassination probes to Russian boyfriend Sergei Kauzov ’’There’s not much to do in the “I’ve been eating a lot of ham­ The big weekend party at the nce from “ Western Onion” — carries prepared, and that “we've made no to be -a quite affair out of the world evening,” she said, smiling, ”what burgers,” she said with a laugh. “It’s Hollywood home of Rudy Vallee on. Onion gave Vallee’s 78th a Singing commitment to go to a series or a spotlight. do you do?” not always easy to find veal.” celebrated two milestones — the 78th sendof f — but without Miss Lipps who film, but we have made a developm­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Millions curb with a group whose faces do not man with close-cropped hair bearing " In an interview at the' Intourist Christina met Sergei in Moscow in After a two-week trip to Siberia, birthday of the megaphone crooner has faded from the scene. ent deal.” That means both sides are of Americans were asked for help show. The committee caption said a resemblance to Prince Philip, hus­ hotel, where she is staying until the 1976. They met again last year in where they will visit Lake Baikal and of the ’20s and ’30s and the 45th an­ gauging the possibilities. today in identifying blurred only that the picture was taken in band of Queen Elizabeth of England. Brando brand Wedding, she said she will not allow Paris, when the relationship began Magadan, the couple will move in niversary of the singing telegram. Refusing his Oscar for “the God­ photographs and sketches of mystery Dealey Plaza “moments after Presi­ The committee said this man Marion Brando is working on a any reporters or phorographers to at­ warming up. with Sergei’s mother until they can Western Union inaugurated the father” in 1973, Brando sent an actr­ men connected to the murders of dent Kennedy was shot.” “reportedly represented himself as a possible series of television tend the ceremony on Tuesday when Sergei, 37, the divorced father of buy their own cooperative apart­ service in 1933 by sending a singing ess dressed as an Indian woman to John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin The other two photographs, accor­ member of the U.S. intelligence com­ programs devoted to American In­ she marries Sergei, a former Soviet one daughter, has been seen with ment. birthday greeting to Vallee — one read a protest against Hollywood's ding to the committee, are “of two munity in the 1960s and ... on occa­ dians, whose cause has fired him for Luther King Jr. shipping executive. Christina around Moscow, walking Christina, who arrived in Moscow portrayal of Indians. The Assassinations Committee men who may have been in Mexico sion used the name Maurice Bishop.” warbled by Lucille Lipps. years. ‘‘T m not that kind of person,” she unnoticed near the open air nu^ket June 26, said she spent most of the Western Union is out of the singing Sunday made pubiic two composite City' in the fall of 1963 when Lee An ABC-TV spokesman says in Quote of the day said. or shopping in the diplimatic past month running the bureaucratic drawings and three blurred telegram business now, but another Hollywood the network is working California Attorney General Evelle Harvey Oswald ... was there.” The couple will marry at one of the barricades, getting the necessary photographs “to make best possible One photograph shows a hand­ . store. ^ ' Younger, recovering from surgery, so-called “wedding palaces,” where Her own first marriSge, to a marriage papers and documents use of available pictorial evidence some, apparently blond-haired man on why he expects to defeat Gov. Russians are wed in almost California realtor, fell apart in 1971. from various embassies and Soviet and photographic techniques... in the in his 20s or early 30s. The other Jerry Brown in the race lor the assembly-line fashion. Then came her father’s marriage to departments. hope that citizen recognition of them photograph, badly scratched and Statehouse: ‘T ve got more in com­ was shot. Center and right, photos show two Now You Know Christina, 26, a tall woman with Jacqueline Kennedy, which was a Christina said the operation of the Photographs released by the House Select might shed additionai light on the blurred, is a side shot of a light or mon with the people, the way I liv e - men who may have been in Mexico City in fall In 1890, Emperor Menelik II of dark hair, piercing eyes and a warm disappointment to Christina. $500 million shipping and real estate Committee on Assassinations are: Left, assassinations of ... Kennedy and gray-haired, aquiline-nosed man who family, grandchildren, mortgage on Abyssinia — now Ethiopia — bought sipile, said she wants to settle down In 1973, a plane crash killed her 24- empire built by late Onassis will re­ 1963 when Lee Harvey Oswald was there. could be in his late 40s or 50s. the house, kidney stones — these are photo taken in Dealey Plaza, Dallas, on Nov. King.” three newly invented electric chairs in Moscow and find the kind of year-old brother and In 1975, her main in the West in the hands of her (UPI photos) Anyone recognizing any of the men A sketch, captioned “Ralph," all things Jerry Brown hasn t 22, 1963, moments after President Kennedy with which to carry out his country’s privacy that has eluded her father died. father’s old associates. depicted were asked to contact the shows a middle-aged, dark-haired, experienced" death penalty, but when he learned throughout most of her life. Four months later. Miss Onassis She also said she had opened a per­ House Select Committee on square-jawed man with high they woulun't work without electric­ ’’The last couple of years have married Alexandres Andreadis, a 34- sonal bank account at the Soviet Gliinpaea Assassinations, Washington, D.C. cheekbones “who allegedly was in ity, which Abyssinia did not have, he been very bad,” she said, nervously year-old Greek shipping heir. That Bank for Foreign Trade. Famed 86-year-old broadcaster Report backs up charge 20515, and submit any pictures they Atlanta in 1%7 or 1968.” wrapping strands of her hair around marriage foundered after 14 months. There was no report on the bank Lowell Thomas will receive llie The other composite drawing, cap­ adopted one of them as his imperial may have of the subjects. her fingers. ”I just want to be Christina said she already has teller’s reaction. Christopher Columbus award during tioned “Maurice Bishop,” shows a throne. Proven iinkage of any of the men to somewhere where it's quiet,” begun adjusting to the Soviet style of Columbus, Ohio’s U.S.A. celebration on plot in King murder the Kennedy and King cases case in October ... Sylvester "Rocky " wouid directly challenge the still un­ Stallone is the new honorary chair­ refuted conclusion by the Warren kill. The stockbroker took Byers to a man of “A Child's F'riend Club, ' wh­ ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A man plot have said Byers had told two Cpmmission that Lee Harvey Oswald described as a reputable St. Louisan lawyers and other unidentified per­ patent attorney who lived on a farm Jury eyes TV violence ose members donate $1,000 a year to acted alone in killing Kennedy in in Imperial. The patent attorney said the Reiss-Davis Center for mentally says Russell G. Byers told him he sons about it some years ago. The Dalias Nov, 22, 1963; and the guilty King was the target. Byers said he troubled children In Los Angeles ... refused a $50,000 offer to arrange the Post-Dispatch report contained the plea by escaped convict Jam es Earl SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A confined in a juvenile home as a should police itself, death of the Rev .Ur. Martin Luther never intended to follow through on “It’s easy to throw some violence Cellist Nathaniel Rosen, the first first direct confirmation from one of Ray that he murdered King in Superior Court jury will decide runaway. King Jr., according to a published the plot but went along out of curiosi­ into a program,” she said, “It saves American instrumentalist to take those persons. Memphis, Tenn., April 4, 1968. whether a television station is ac­ On Sept. 13, 1974, the couple’s 9- you the need to do a lot of good Moscow's prestigious gold medal in report. The newspaper said the source ty- Ray is serving a 99-year sentence countable for the violent actions of year-old daughter was attacked at The St. Louis Post-Dispatch said Sutherland was a segregationist the annual Tchaikovsky Competition agreed to talk with the newspaper at Brushy Mountain Prison at Petros, four youngsters^ who imitated what Baker Beach in San Francisco in a writing.” Sunday a prominent citizen said only after he was assured his name and organizer of the Citizens Council r/ Floyd Abram, who will defend since Van Cliburn captured the prize Tenn., but has since changed his they saw during the fictional drama similar manner by three young girls Byers first mentioned the plot in in St. Louis, a states’ rights group NBC and it affiliate, said, “We view 20 years ago, makes his first would not be used and his occupation story and is trying for a new trial on “Born Innocent.” and a boy. This time, the object generalities after the assassination would not be identified. formed in 1964 that distributed anti­ this as a terribly significant First Itudy Vallee Marlon Brando homecoming performance in the grounds he was the “ fall guy” for a NBC and its affiliate, KRON-TV, thrust into her body was a bottle. Hollywood Bowl Aug, 23. of King in 1968 and talked about It in The House Assassinations Com­ black literature. mysterious Canadian smuggler were sued for $11 million by the Attorney Marvin Lewis filed suit Amendment case. more detail in about 1974. The Post-Dispatch said its source ”We have no apologies for the ife>&«s5.c':.rs/!8s$J8s5mr mittee held closed hearings into named “Raoul” who never has been parents of a girl attacked by children on behalf of the girl and her parents • Re said that in the latter conver­ Byers' allegations last week. Byers did not mention Byers' brother-in- program. The scene was a necessary identified. who allegedly got the idea from the for $1 million in compensatory sation Byers told of a stockbroker law, John Paul Spica, who was ser­ part of a serious program on the Theater schedule was reported to have told the panel A series of public hearings is two-hour network show. damages and $10 million in airing a taking him to the Imperial, Mo., ving a murder sentence in the largely unrecognized problem of he turned down the offer from scheduled on both cases in August, The program, aired Sept. 10, 1974, program containing sexual voiolence farm of a patent Lawyer to discuss Missouri Penitentiary at the time jailing runaways along with Showcase Cinemas — Sutherland and Kauffmann. September, November and includ^ a scene in which a runaway at an hour (8 p.m.) when children E. Hartford Drive-In — the plot,” fhe newspaper said. Sutherland died in 1970 and Kauff­ James Earl Ray, who pleaded guilty I'. delinquents. It was dramatically 'Seniors” (R) 8:30 “Revenge of the Pink December, when all “new” evidence girl had a plumber’s helper thrust would be watching. 9 p.m. CBS, M.A.S.H. The source said Byers did not use mann died in 1973. to killing King, escaped from the in­ valid.” 8 p.m. CBS, The Jeffersons. “Wild in the Streets " (Rl Panther." 2:25-4:50-7.10-9:25 will be reviewed and many Sketches released by the House Select Committee on forcibly into her body while she was Lewis said he does not believe in Klinger receives distressing names but apparently referred to The Post-Dispatch said its source stitution in 1967. Byers reportedly Tn September 1976, Superior Court Florence quits, when the 10:00 “Jaws 2." 2:25-4:55-7:30- witnesses, including Ray, will be prior censorship, but television news from home by mail and slockbrker John R. Kauffmann and said Byers gave him this account in told the House committee Spica was Assassinations are: Left, a man who reportedly represented Judge John Ertola viewed "Born In­ Jeffersons refuse her per­ E. Windsor Drive-In — 9:50 recalled for testimony. mission to entertain her the 4077th tries to figure out “ House Calls" (PG) B.30; “Convoy." 2:20-4:55-7:15- lawyer John H. Sutherland, two 1974: not involved, but press accounts have himself as a member of the U.S. intelligence community in the nocent” and found in favor of NBC, The three photographs released by what it is. (R) PBS, Opera "The Sting" (PG) 10:15 9:35 Imperial men Byers accused of the In late 1966 or early 1967 a speculated whether Spica could have 1960s and who on occasion used the name Maurice Bishop. saying the film was protected by the boyfriend overnight.(R) NBC, the committee Sunday included a Rock act is dangerous Little House on the Prairie. Theatre. “The Gondoliers" Manchester Drive-In — "3 “Heaven Can Wait," 2:15- plot in recent testimony to the House stockbroker who had lost his license transmitted word of the $50,000 offer Right, a man umise-first name is Ralph who allegedly was in First Amendment and “the Slate of 9:30 p.m. CBS, One Day at a Stooges Comedies” 8:20, 4:40-7:05-9:20 Assassinations Committee. blurred image of a dark-haired man, OLYMPIA, Wash. (UPI) - Marlyn read this and hear about this and After injuring him in a match, approached Byers with the $50,000 to Ray. California is not about to being using Time. A classmate reaches "Star Wars" 9:15, "The "G rease," 2:20-4:50-7:20- Previous accounts of the alleged possibly with mustache, sitting on a Atlanta, Ga..jp8M67 or early 1968. (UPI photos) Daniels wants the rock group Kiss to Charles nurses an aging boxer offer. Byers asked him who he had to hear what they have to say," Daniels negligence as a vehicle to freeze the back to health and a new life. out tc Barbara for help. (R) Great Waldo Pepper” 11:30 9:35 -know about his son, Curtis, 11, who said. “If I got a letter or telegram creative arts.” (90 Fvlinutes, R) ABC. Monday NBC, Colombo. A tood critic U.A. Theater 1 - "The “Sgt. Pepper." 2:10-4:55- suffered third-degree burns trying to from one of them, to let Curt know A year later, the California Court Night Baseball. PBS, Con­ poisons a restaurateur to keep Cheap Detective” 2:00-3:50- 7:25-9:45 imitate its fire-breathing stunt, they don't want kids doing that,” of Appeal reversed Ertola’s ruling, sumer Survival Kit. Topics: him from exposing the critic's 5:40-7:45-9:45 Film theft Curtis Daniels is in St. Peter Daniels said his son had become holding his action in dismissing the Moving, Product Liability, payoff scheme with U.A. Theater 2 — “Hooper" restaurant managers. (R) Hospital in serious condition with obsessed with the bizarre rock group case violated the girl's right to a trial Tots. 2:00-3:45-5:30-7:15-9:30 10 p.m. CBS. Lou Grant not solved burns inside his nose and throat and 8:30 p.m. CBS, Good Times. U.A. Theater 3 — “Cat from during the past three months. He said by jury. feels guilt for a tragedy con­ SILVER LANE SHELL TIRE SALE on his face, neck, chest and arms. He The California Supreme Court and Willona anxiously awaits Outer Space" “Winnie the Curtis has stacks of Kiss cards and nected to his reportage. (R) Pooh" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:20 BOSTON (UPI) - A was taken out of intensive care has used his mother’s lipstick to the U.S. Supreme Court both refused word from the adoption board on her prospective Vernon Cine 1 — "An Un­ weekend hiatus for produc­ Saturday, but doctors said Curtis paint his face to look like the band to hear the case, sending it back to See Saturday's Weekend married Woman" 7:20-9:30 faces a.lopgj)rqcess of skin grafting. motherhood. (R) PBS, Tur­ tion editors of a film members. Superior Court for trial. nabout. “How the West was supplement for complete Vernon Cine 2 — "Seniors" recreating the infamous “I'd like to have that Kiss group Today a judge will be appointed to Really Won ' television program intor- 7:10-9:10 Brinks Robbery has not hear the case and jury selection will mation. helped gel to the bottom of begin. The trail was expected to last last week's theft of footage Betted Tire Sale up to five weeks. •'4i;ii}sficl(I ‘-Di'ivc in from the movie. 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Gas SALAD PLATE kitchen. requirements. motor oil for all-season protection. i|^ ill-you-can-eit • Shell Products AUNIYIRSALPIOUItC k Daily Specials such as Poached • Cash & Carry On Display - >i LUNCHEON BEEF PATTY $1.99^) Salmon with Lobster Sauce or Shrimp • Dealers and • Reasonable ^ French Irie i, T « x ii toast, and all-you-can-eat salad Florentine add variety to our menu. Appetizers such as marinated seafood Prices MANCHESTER PARKADE • 649-5491 Jobbers I I M UNTIL 2 30 ON V LUNCHEON SALISBURY STEAK $1.99 SAIUROAY AND SUNDAY 'or Mushrooms and Artichokes, plus a I COPELAND . X - W llllaahed putato. Texas toast, and all-you-can-eat salad Welcomel full line of Cocktails and a fine Wine List Multigrade 1 ‘“Th e C h e a p j MotorOd DETEaiVE” round out your dinner. latexite 10W-20W-40 Upon 6 AM SUPER-SEAL Q uart BONANZA - THE FAMILY RESTAURANT!!! v w 0ns © . The Super-Tough Serving Dinner Driveway Saver -Midnight MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA il Seven Evenings Main St. & Hopewell Rd. HOOPER MAHCHE8TER • WEST MIDDLE TURHPIKE So. Glastonbury Seven Days Luncheon Mon.-Sat. MANI»IESTER » Da SILVER LANE SHELL Fully Air CondHioned 633-8698 HARDWARE A Week PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 877 MAIN STREET im 252 Spencer St., Manchester (Aero** from K-Mart Plata) FOR SCREEN TIMES Phone 643-4429 Can 646-0879 or 646-9028 & Reserve Yours. Today! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. I anchester, Cbnn., Mon., July 31, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn.. Mon., July 81. 1978 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Sale 23 pomet For Sale 23 National Weather Forecast Manchester picks MECHANICS - To rebuild, Medicare payments repair and condition industrial 7V7? JOOI> beat treating furnaces and I I I i E a E C I J related equipment. raised to doctors Aggressive, conscientious, Realtors of year BOSTON reliable applicants with good CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING mechanical skills and M edicare pays 80 p ercen t of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The experience. Welding, plum­ reasonable charges for medical ser­ bing experience also helpful. tjovernment has given doctors a 5 Manchester Board of Realtors has chairman of the nationally sponsored vices to the elderly after the patient Full benefits, good working percent pay hike for Medicare treat­ named Robert 0. Murdock as. its Make America Better Committee / u f conditions. Call Dick Sheehan, COMING meets an initial deductible of $60 in a tANFflANCItCO ment of the elderly, and said it will “Realtor of the Year,” and Norma J. with its thrust on vandalism preven­ PHONE 643-2711 289-1588, Industrdnic Inc. year. Medicare carriers — com­ cost taxpayers $1.4 billion over the Marshall as its Realtor-Associate of tion, also working on the State Make EOE. panies which process and pay claims FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD LMANQILCK next 12 months. America Better Committee. for physicians’ services — determine the Year.” 'Their selection for the ELECTRICIANS - Industrial The increase, retroactive to Juiy 1. reasonabl charges in different honors has been announced by Joseph ADVERTISING □ EMPLOYMENT electrical skills in control pan­ follows an annual cost of living S. Lombardo, president of the board. In this connection she is again in Htip Hfantacf 13 lOWIIt tlM niAII els, wiring and circuitry. regions of the country. review by the Department of Health. charge of the poster contest which DEADLINE Read and design schematics The reasonable charge allowed by Help Wanlad 13 and prints. Ability to work Kducation and Welfare, required by Murdock has been president, will take place in September. She is 12:00 noon the day before IF YOU ARE an attractive Butinett Opportunity 14 Butinett Opportunity 14 Medicare for a doctor's service may publication. with minimal supervision. law. It is aimed at helping retired treasurer, and state director and has • associated with B/W Realty. SALES POSITION - Straight motivated woman we need Experience with not exceed the doctor's customary Deadline for Saturday 6nd you. If you are looking for a MANY PEOPLE only dream UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY to and fixed-income peopie meet rising served on numerous committees commissions, leads furnished troubleshooting industrial of owning their own business. charge for that service or the In addition to their board and real Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. glamorous, challenging posi­ [23 » own and operate your own medical cosfs. since he became a member of the UflWCATHEfl fOTOCAST 0 machinery and controls Perhaps it’s time for you to prevailing charges in the locality for estate activities, credit is given for tion, with a new Parisian preferred. Full benefits, Mod Pizza Shop. Excellent loca­ The new fee structure does not board in 1960. Currently hb is a direc­ pursue that dream, I have tion, fully equipped for a similar services — whichever is 'Kj civic, charitable, political, fraternal PLEASE READ MACHINIST - Experimental. For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday, During nigbt, rain working conditions. Call Dick over 1,000 businesses lor sale limit the amount a doctor may tor and is serving on the state’s Must be experienced in 236-2381, 633-33(,6^'’ or showers will be found over the West Gulf Coast region into successful business. Asking lower. . or religious activities. Sheehan, 289-1588, Industronic by owners. Many for $10,900. Ask for Bob Alibrio to charge a patient. But Medicare will Multiple Listing Service Committee YDUR AD Bridgeport and Lathe. Must Texas, as well as in parts of the mid Atlantic states. Inc. EOE. minimum down. For free That order will initially cover and the board’s building committee. be able to do own set up. WANTED - Gas station atten­ show you this fine property. pay only 5.08 percent more than Qualifications of local members so Claulfled adi are taken over Elsewhere, generally fair weather will prevail. Minimum brochure write: Interstate Group 1 Zinsser Agenev. 646- hospital beds and wheelchairs and a Scharr Industries, 243-0343. dant, full or part time. WELDER-FABRICATOR - currently is allowed for certafn He is associated with the U and R honored are submitted to the State the phone as a convenience. Mature, responsible person temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in Business Marketing, P.O, Box 1511. dozen routine lab tests: blood The Herald Is responsible lor Aggressive, conscientious, 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. medical procedures in different Realty Co. Selection Committee, and thfeir CLERK TYPIST-9 to 5 p.m. for third shift. References. parenthesis) Atlanta 69 (85), Boston 62 (80), Chicago 61 (83), cholesterol, complete blood count, only one Incorrect Insertion Call 871-1198. Dallas 75 ( 90), Denver 57 ( 86), Duluth 50 (74), Houston 74 reliable person with Mig-Cig- areas. choices are announced at the Stpte and then only to the size of the Monday thru Friday. Send Tig-Arc welding and fabrica­ hemoglobin, hematocrit, prothrom­ (85), Jacksonville 73 ( 90), Kansas City 65 ( 87), Little Rock 73 Benefit payments under medical Mrs. Marshall has served on Convention in October. j original Insertion. Errors which resume to Box R, c/o tion experience. Ability to bin time, sedimentation rate, blood do not lessen the value of the TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. (89), Los Angeles 64 ( 78), Miami 77 (89), New Orieans 74 ROOFING & SIDING insurance. Part B of Medicare, are various committees since becoiping Manchester Herald. read and work from sugar (glucose). Pap smear, advertisement will not be cor* Apply 81 Commerce Street, (89), Minneapolis 50 ( 83), New york68 (78), Phoenix 80 (102), blueprints and experience EXPERIENCED estimated to increase from $6.7 a member in 1974. Currently she is Boards nationwide are at this tifne reeled by an additional Inser­ Glastonbury. PTG Company. urinalysis, blood uric acid, blood COUNSELORS NEEDED - San Francisco 55 (71), (Seattle 56(76), St, Louis 66 ( 87), with cutting equipment billion to $8.1 billion in the next 12 president of the Eastern Connecticut of year making similar an­ tion. Camp Cross Roads, Windham. Telephone 633-7631. urea and leukocyte (white blood cell) Washington 70 (86). necessary. Full benefits, good REASONABLE PRICES months." said Hubert A. Derzon. Bicentennial Chapter of Women’s nouncements. Members submit Age 16 or over. To work with working conditions. Call Dick count. Council of Realtors (of the National Retarded Girl. Salary, plus SALES PERSON S heehan, Also Carpentry Work at Reasonable Prices chief of the Health Care Financing nominations to the respective Experienced Full Time Retail uiicciiaii, 289-1588, In Association), continuing as chairman boards, the nominees are provided •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Room & Board. Work week of dustronics Inc. OE. Administration. Aug. 6, 13, or 20. Experience Furniture Store position with of the Youth Tennis Tournament, with qualification questionnaires Penoneli 2 emphasis in Carpeting and 3 with Handic^ped Children Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 TELEPHONE OPERATOR ^28-1420 3 sponsored annually by the prepared by the National Association RIDE WANTED from necessary, fleply: Bolton Draperies. Call Mr. Larco, CLERK - It is not ... Watkins, 643-5171. Manchester SAM Program and the of Realtors. These are reviewed by a Manchester to New Britain, “ oarn of Education im- HAIRDRESSERS OIL BURNER MECHANIC - secretarial, switchboard, Coffee prices sharply cut Board of Realtors: is continuing as specially appointed committee who early morning hours. Cali mediatley. 643-1560, 643-1569. Experienced. Wanted full Permanent job on staff of long receptionist. It is ... C&W ROOFING & SIDING Norma J. Marshall is the Manchester Board of Realtors’ BOOKKEEPER - Immediate monitoring specialized com­ maeke the final selection by vote. after 5, 643-1257 opening. Experienced needed time. Ask for Shea, 633-6493. established fuel oil company. 1978 “ Realtor Associate of the Year,’’ and Robert D. Murdock WORK! Call 646-3936. EOE. Must be licensed and have munication equipment. If you Two of the nation's top roasters to $2.63 a pound, effective im­ for busy office to work with can perform light typing, First Class Workmenship accounts payable and COUNTER HELP - Part time references. Mellen White & slashed wholesale prices on ground mediately. the 1978 “ Realtor of the Year.’’ (Herald photo by Pinto) KEEP SMILING MILLWRIGHT - Experienced Palshaw, 107 Burnside work weekends, and want a in machine repairs, on textile receivable. Mature person afternoons and/or evenings. coffee by 10 cents a pound last week F’olgdr, a division of^rocter & Male or female need apply. Avenue, East Hartford. unique, challenging position KEEP HAPPY and coating equipnicnt. preferred. Call for appoint­ ... we want to hear from you. in a move that should be reflected on Gamble Co. in Cincinnati, said the ment, 528-9680. Tommy’s Pizzeria II, 646-2550. Scharr Industries, 243-0343. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 We offer training program, micDonald’s® supermarket shelves within the next latest decrease markqj its 10th price BABYSITTER Needed in my shifts. Good pay, good free parking, and company In Manchester & Vernon month. reduction since vacuumFolger hit a Business today benefits and working condi­ paid benefits. This is all part r -'I home by schoolteacher begin­ Folger Coffee Co., the No. 2 peak $4.43 a pound in May 1977. ning Sept. 1., 5-day week, 7:30 tion. Apply in person, Vernon of a 32- or 40-hour work week Needs People roaster, and Hills Bros. Coffee, the The roaster also trimmed the price to 3:30. Bentley School area. Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ in a 8am-4pm work schedule. When in need of a Service or Product Call 646-2837. non. Call 522-8960, between 10am- For Tho Fall No. 3 roaster, both cut their list of its flaked coffee by 8 cents to $2.12 3pm for appointment and I Ptrt Tmie IN{ht Shifti prices for ground coffee by 10 cents for a 13-ounce jar. Age of corporate accountability ■ Day Shids CLERK/TYPIST - For order PLUMBER WANTED. application. I WNkdan I Breakfast Shifts Experienced in new construc- ■ Weekends typing in South Windsor. Must M cDoneldV Femlly Rtetsurent Is looking for good poopi# who want a type 45 to 50 wpm. Paid tion.^Kall 643-2636. Bualneas Opportunity 14 good |ob with all tho extras. As a member of our crew, you get a good benefits. Call 289-6843 for an atarting pay. aupervlaed training, free meats, pleseant working eon- complicates choice of directors CALL A PROFESSIONAL appointment. MASSEUSES - Experienced SMALL ENGINE Service dltlona and regular raleee. or will train for THE BODY Corporation - expanding Intervlewa will be held on Wed. A Thure., Aug. 2 a 3rd between 10 AM SHOP, Manchester. Call 646- directors and executives malpraclice RN-LPN wanted for full or dealer network. No to 4 PM popular in many quarters. tice almost unheard of five years part time on all shifts. Apply 9880 for interview, appoint- experience necessary. By LeROV POPE liability insurance. ment. Handy rpised the possibility that ago. Among the other 65 percent, the (To put this Directory to work for you, call 643-271 ih director of nursing. Salmon- Complete training program. I i’l Business W riter lawyers and bankers indeed may be chairman may just pick a director Handy said stockholder and other brook Convalescent Home, off $500. investment required to APPLY IN PERSON COOKS, DISHWASHERS, NEW YORK (UPI) - The selec­ almost entirely forbidden to serve as but in most cases he does so in con­ interested groups, even unions, may House Street, Glastonbury. start your own business. Ideal Please call 633-5244. WAITRESSES. Part and full for retired or part time. tion of corporate directors is directors because of possible con­ sultation with standing committees have to be consulted in choosing time, days or nights. Apply in becoming a difficuit, even baffling, Details on request. Mr. m flicts of interest — because they or of the board. In some cases, directors if pitfalls are to be avoided. NURSES AIDES wanted for person at Tacorral. 246 Broad Barker. ESCAA Field RT. SSTafiottville Rd. fiWCDonaicrs task in this age of accountability. their banks had business however, the chairman appoints Public companies that fail I to THESE ADVERTISERS full time on all shifts. Apply Street, Manchester. Training Division, box 619, I ■ | . The Securities and Exchange Com­ provide a proper public accounting director of nursing. Salmon- Wading River, New York. VERNON relationships with a company’s com­ committee members. ARE ALL RESERVED WANTED - Precision mission, numerous stotikholder and for their method of choosing direc­ brook Convalescent Home off 11792. petitors, for example. Sporkin has recommended that House Street, Glastonbury. Machinist, Experienced on 3 other private groups are putting tors, Handy said, will offer new “PROFESSIONALS" FOR YOU YOU DESERVE A 8REAK TODAYI The prime factor in the growing management be deprived of any Qh/a Tham Please call 633-5244. D Bridgeport & Cintimatic SERVICE BUSINESS - With tremendous pressure on big com­ difficulty in choosing directors. Han­ voice in the selection of the outside targets for those who want to bring Call Marge or Joe N/C, First or second shift. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F A Call !! $800 a week income available panies to select directors by a much dy said, is that this is the age of ac­ directors, those not connected with business under ever tighter govern­ at 643-2711 PART-TIME Janitorial help Top wages and benefits. in this area. A cash business. T ikis Directory, Please apply in person: The more formal and professional countability with corporations and management or who are not “ in­ ment regulation. needed for Manchester area. Minimum investment Good rate of pay. Call Mark Le-Mi Corporation. 190 Tunnel procedure than has been customary ______CAllPfT CLtAHIHa MEN’S HAIR STYLING SURGICAL SUPPLIES required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- the people who -run them being sider” stockholders. The ultimate solution. Handy in­ after 4:30. 525-1441. Road, Vernon, Conn. 06066. 9544. laster's degree and 2 years of experienceTn coTlege in the past. scrutinized more closely than ever Many well qualified persons are timated, may be development of the Hairstyling administration. Experienced In non-credit or other con­ The head of the SEC's enforcement before. reluctant to serve as company direc­ professional director who can devote H E IV Y D im MEDCO BOOKKEEPER - Hebron SECURITY GUARDS - Must TO FULFILL the last stage of tinuing education preferred. Equivanlencles will be con­ SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. be 18 years or older. Have own division. Stanley Sporkin, shocked “Not surprisingly,” Handy said, tors, hdwever, because of the a great deal of time to the job. But Board of Education budget, our expansion program, we sidered. CUPETOEMING e wtm l Chain • Walkan payroll, diversified, car. Telephone, and a clean The coordinator will provide general assistance In all the business world not long ago by Handy is not enamored of this idea. • Commodes will be looking for 2 full-time "much of this monitoring is hostile. growing threat of lawsuits. Court "Specla/lslrif In Wall to WalV' challenging. Call Mrs. police record. Men or women aspects of pubicly-directed, community services proposing severe restrictions on the The consulting firm fears • Surgicaf Supports A Braces real estate salespeople. Call Every facet of a business’s decisions in recent years have much RHidtntialACMimerciil • Jobat Custom Supporfa Reynolds at 228-9474. wanted for Manchester and F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- programming, will be responsible for tho development selection of lawyers and bankers as professional directors will be found • Maatectomr Forma A Brat Stafford Springs areas. If you operations comes under question.” more frequently held directors finan­ 848-3489 " 2121. and administration of a non-credit Instructional directors. Some critics said Thirty-five percent of the com­ cially responsible for costly blunders lacking in real operating and ManchMUr D 4 7 - 1 1 d 7 340 HM ST. MMI7I WAREHOUSEMAN qualify, call 203-443-1837 or apply to Northeast Security, program for recruitment and supervision of non-credit Sporkin's proposal simply would made by managements than was the executive experience or other RESTAURANT AUTO SERVICE WANTED for automotive dis­ IS panies surveyed by Handy now use tributor in Manchester area. 158 Williams Street, New Lon­ Situation Wanted faculty. eliminate the most numerous special nominating or selection com­ custom in the past. This has resulted abilities calculated to contribute to don, Conn., Monday thru Salary Is $12,353 tor this 10-month position. Fringe Does He See Your Duties include stocking RESPONSIBLE Mother will business and professional categories mittees to choose directors, a prac­ in sharply higher premiums for sound decision making. CARRY NATIONS MAPLE Mobil shelves, pulling orders and Friday, 10 to 4. benefits Include group Ilfs and health Insurance and from which (iirectors now are nor­ mixing paint. Call Mr. care for children in my home. state retirement programs as well as vacation and sick Super Servicet tnc. Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. ma ily chosen. 843-1305 Pahoulis 525-3118. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC leave. QA8 - OIL • LUBRICATION • - Experienced only. Top Handy Associates , the weil known Attends FINE LUNCHES AccESsoRiea Starting date Is August 28 or as soon thereafter as Firm offers aerial advertising TIRES AND BATTERIES NURSES AIDES - Full time, wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Comsr ol Csntsr a Mstn St possible. To apply s'" ' a resume, Incluomn consulting firm, stopped just short of 220 m U CC ST.. MANCHESTER 7am-3pm and llpm-7am. Berlin 'Tpke, Wethersfield, this conclusion in a study it published morn 8 0 4 4 1 7 563-0151, references, by August 21, to: Dean James O. Tatro, insurance Skyline of Hartford Inc., this area’s first sign, measuring 44 by 8 foot, will be flovvn Experience preferred but we Division of Community Services, Manchester Com- based on replies to a questionaire night aerial advertising firm, begins at an altitude of 1,000 feet and will provicle will train. Apply in perkon LAWN AND GARDEN FBAWING ATTRACTIVE POSITION CARRIER munltv Colleoo. PO Box 1046. Manchester Ct. 06040. submitted to aimost 100 of the operations this month over the skies of the displays of advertising messages similar East Hartford Convalescent Manchester Community College Is an equal oppor­ school exposure limited Home, 745 Main Street, East For gal in Data Processing biggest companies on the Fortune 500 greater Hartford-Springfield area, accor­ to those seen on the Goodyear Biimp. The MORNEAU LAWN A Department. Knowledge of tunity employer and adheres to the principles of affir­ Donna Devanney, in­ For Only Hartford. list. ding to the company’s vice president and on-board computer makes the aerial sign BARDEN EQUIPMENT INC. CUSTON nCTIK nUNMC Key Punch helpful. 5-day NEEDED mative action. ______Sporkin proposed that lawyers and surance agent for the Cum­ general manager, Thomas R. Flanagan. among the first of its kind in the nation. M im C N I EOMIM .n il CLERICAL - DIVERSIFIED week. All benefits. Pleasant Grtv«f|f Trsctofi fMES .M M IS .ra in O M ^2.90 Per Monday surroundings. East Hartford bankers be forbidden to serve as mings Insurance Agency, “The most dynamic aspect of this in­ Skyline’s services will also include con­ McnisnEToo one-girl office. Bookkeeping, Inc., 364 Middle Tpke,, Sales. Parts and Sorvice c M s ii n n s payroll, some typing. 649-3665. location. Phone 289-2736. Fountain Village directors if they or their firms have novative new form of advertising,” says ventional towed banners consisting of 5- HIOTOMne BTMTm Your Ad Can TOWN OF MANCHESTER any business relations with the com­ Manchester, recently Fianagan, “is the computer operated foot red letters. This form of daytime 423-6351 941-6636 SUPERINTENDENT to live 474 EM n. iU M nTa B e H e r e .. . WAITER or WAITRESS - Manchester RECREATION SUPERVISOR pany. Handy found this idea appears attended the Commercial in for apartment in iighted billboard which is suspended from advertising is becoming increasingly pop­ Experienced preferred. $10,623.60 - $12,092.66 Lines School at the Univer­ beneath the Cessna 172 aircraft.” The ular, according to Flanagan. PAPER SUPPLIES INSURANCE BUILDING SUPPLIES Lunch, or dinner. Davis Fami­ Manchester. Prefer retired CALL 647-9946 sity of Hartford. ly R estaurant, 649-5487. individual with experience in Responsible for the planning, organization and supervi­ W.J. IRISH (Jlosed Sundays. general maintenance. 643- sion of the playground, athletic and recreation service Lydall Inc. The school, sponsored by Barney College of Business KELLY-FRADET A RO-VIC INC. INSURANCE A9ENCY LUMBER MART 9674. programs under the administrative supervision of the the Independent Insurance and Public Administration. INVITATION FOR BIDS Htmqunttn for All Your EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT Director of Recreation. Agents of America and the A v a . LEGAL SECRETARY- sales double More than 300 agents from PtporNoodoi Service You 73 Windsor (Rl. 83) BUILDER - Supervisory Minimum qualifications are a Bachelor's degree based Masks for printed circuits The Housing Authority of the City of Rockville AKA Town of Manchester sole practitioner University’s Center for In­ throughout the country Commoreltl t aotUtnatl VERNON experience required. WE ARE EXPANDING on a major in recreation or related field, or in place of a surance Studies, had ninety Vernon will receive bids for the U.S. Department of Housing (W HOLMALE A RETAIL) C a n T r u s t ! Excellent opportunity. seeks full-time legal An inspector at Bulova Watch Company’s plant checks multi­ Lydall, Inc.’s sales in the second attended the various 871-2245 secretary with typing, our manufacturing Bachelor's degree, four years' experience in the field of agents attending from 28 and Urban Development (HUD) Aided Project consisting of Ad­ '14. SHELDON RD. 646-9922 TaEPHONE S464050 Displaycraft, Manchester, facilities on Tolland Street, ple photo masks for printed circuit boards used in electronic quarter of 1978 doubled over the seminar programs from 643-9557. shorthand and bookkeeping recreation, two years of which were in a supervisory states including Florida, dition to Existing Community Building, 114 Franklin Park West, East Hartford. We need ([uartz watches. Bulova chief executive officer Sol E. Flick told same period last year to $25.3- June 25 through Juiy 21. Rockville, Connecticut, until Eleven O’clock (11:00) A.M., FUEL TIRES ANSWERING SERVICE experience. 643-9674. capacity, or an Associate's degree and two years' Texas, Maine, California good men immediately to experience in recreation leadership. million, Millard H. Pryor Jr,, presi­ AUGUST 21,1978, at the Housing Authority Office, 114 Franklin PART-TIME HELP - the company's annual meeting that the new Bulova Accutron and Alaska, Puerto Rico BOLTON OIL CO. Manchester Car Wash. 8 a.m. CARPENTER’S HELPER - train in printing and Applications and position descriptions are available at dent of Lydall, Inc., announce(i. Park West, Rockville, Connecticut, at which time and place all MY TYRE MAN EDWARDS Experience necessary. Call Quartz line of 110 men's and women's styles is now available at and St. Croix of the Virgin to 8 p.m. Apply in person at laminating of plastic films the Personnel Department, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Earnings for the Manchester based bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Fual Oil Co., “A Friendly Place Answering Service 563 West Middle Turnpike. 742-6062 between 8 and 9 p.m. on equipment being in­ retail jewelers nationwide. (UPI photo) company increased 31 percent to $1.1 Islands. INVITATION Connecticut. Closing date for filing is Monday, August 14 Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans and That Saves You to Re-Tyre" (Edwards Building) stalled in our plant. We are 1978 million. Lydall’s regular quarterly Ms. Devanney par­ REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Marketing TO BID specifications, are on file at the office of the Architect- Money 357 BROAD ST. 6 4 6 -8 4 6 4 « 8 7 5 -2 5 1 9 a small aggressive hard An Equal Opportunity Employer dividend was increased 20 per cent to ticipated in the highly con- MARKETING representative - Manchester, Engineer, Reinhardt Associates, Inc., 30 Lafayette Square, Ver­ 10 Widiffortk $t, Mmdtetter 643-2444 East Hartford, Vernon areas. working concern which 082-07 15 cents a share, an annual rate of 60 centrated course in The Manchester Board of “24 HOUR SERVICE" REPRESENTATIVES - prints and makes plastic non, Connecticut. 846-3523 Manchester, East Hartford, Earn lucrative commission. Science today cents a share. Commercial Lines Education solicits bids for Copies of the documents may be obtained at the Architect- Receive professional bags. We need men of keen Student Insurance for the Vernon areas. Excellent com- coverages that included Engineer’s office upon deposit of cash or a check in the amount misssion schedule. guidance, education, com­ eye sight-not color blind- legal concepts in property 1978-1979 and 1979-1980 school of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for each set, payable to the Housing Professional guidance, educa­ prehensive marketing tools. with some mechanical 1 and casualty insurance, years. Sealed bids will be tion, marketing tools. Call Mr. Call Mr. Sammartino, background. Willing to Authority of the City qf Rockville. Such deposit will be refunded Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. commercial auto, workers’ received until 11:00 A.M., to each person who returns the plans, specifications, and other Sammartino, Fireside Realty, work fast and hustle. Must August 15,1978, at which time Inc., 647-9144. be willing to work any shift FACTORY OPENINGS Airship with solar cells compensation, com.mercial documents in good condition within ten (10) days after bid BUILDING they will be publicly opened. assigned and sometimes on inland marine among other opening. SUPERINTENDENT - Full The right is reserved to reject jCLiP & MAIL PERMANENT PART-TIME weekends. Excellent Established growing company needs lines. Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them cashier. 9 to 12 hours per week time. Mechanically inclined. any and all bids. General maintenance duties. chance for rapid advance­ machinists, engravers, N.C., and Bridgeport The week-long school Specifications and bid forms shall include a separate check in the amount of Ten Dollars in the evening. See Mr. Carter ment depending on speed in person. (Jarter Chevrolet Drive truck. Salary open. Call operators. We make specialized machinery that was one of five summer may be secured at the (10,00) for each set, made payble to Reinhardt Associates, Iqc., of learning. Call 528-9471 suggested by scientists Co. Inc. 1229 Main Street, Mr. Howland for interview, offers challenge and variety. Good starting rates to cover mailing and handling costs. seminars arranged through Business Office, 43 N. School NAME MAIL TO; Manchester. 643-1108. for an interview appoint­ David A. Ivry, CLU, direc­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ All bidders are requested to contact Mr. Francis J. -Pitkat, ment. and company paid fringe benefits. Call us for the B> BOBER I MUSEE alone. the present solar cells produce power Combining these two creates what tor of the Center for In­ ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Executive Director, at the LHA office, 114 Franklin Park West, ADDRESS PART-TIME COUNTER best opportunity. LONDON (UPII — An idea is now at $400 per watt though the U.S. Business Manager Rockville, Connecticut (Tel. 1-203-871-0886) to arrange for in­ HELP WANTED. 7am to 3pm RECEPTIONIST wanted for they call a “sunship,” There is a Department of Energy expects to surance Studies at the dental specialty office in lloating tlicough scientific circles 084-07 ■ terior and/or exterior inspection of the building. ' CITY and 11pm to 7am. Apply in third essential of their plan — large bring this down to 50 cents per watt UofH Austin Dunham person afternoons, at Bess downtown Hartford. Mature that seems so obvious it’s a wonder The bid must be accompanied by a bid guaranty which shall {lot person with experience NOBLE & WESTBROOK geographical areas of clear skies, in the middle 1980s. In addition, P.O. BOX 591 Eaton Donuts, Route 83, Ver­ no one ever thought of it before. lots of sunlight and light winds as be less than five (5) percent of the amount of the bid, and at the Manchettar, Conn. 06040 non. preferable. Pleasant working IMMEDIATE 20 WESTBROOK STREET Israeli scientists have just an­ conditions, fringe benefits It's a proposal lor a dirigible well as a fairly flat land or, at least a option of the bidder may be a certified check, bank draft, U.S. EAST HARTFORD covered with solar cells which would nounced a solar cell well in advance INVITATION TO BID Government Bonds at par value, or a bid bond secured hy a sur­ INSURANCE INSPECTOR - available. Call 525-3868. POSITIONS terrain that would permit operation EXAMPLE: An Equal Opportunity Employar power it economically and efficiently of those in current use. 1. Sealed bids are invited for the Alterations to Board of ety company. C ertifi^ check or bank draft must be made Interview homeowners, and at under 3,000 feet above sea level. In its simplest form, the authors payable to the order of the LHA. The bid guaranty shall insOre 15 Words for 6 Days photograph homes within 15- PERSON QUALIFIED In AVAILABLE over those vast stretches of the world Education Building, 771 Main Street, South Windsor, Conn., PHONE building maintenance and North Africa and the Arabian said, the sunship comprises a onven- until 10:00 a.m. on August 17,1978 at which time they will be the execution of the contract and the furnishing of performaqce mile radius of Manchester. richer in sunshine than in currency. P.O. Box 127, Branford,Conn., groumf care needed at Peninsula have winds of less than 10 publicly opened and read aloud. and payment bond or bonds by the successful bidder alLas Only «8.10 The idea was put down in its most tional airship carrying an array of P CHECK ENCLOSED 06405. Wickham Park. Full time. Full or Part Time miles an hour for over 300 days a 2. The work shall consist of the complete construction of a required by the Specifications. The bid guaranty of unsuccessful Permanent Position. For in­ concrete form thus far by two British solar cells over the greater part of its Marketing, Installation year. These are largely undeveloped skin area. These generate electrical new wood entry ramp and steps, new front door and frame, bidders will be returned as soon as practicable after the opening FULL-TIME POSITION terview call Mr. Maron at 528- engineers who foresee the day when FILL IN DNE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS U856. Experienced only please. and Management areas and the sunship could provide power which is collected and fed wheelchair lift, alterations to an existing toilet room and of bids. ^ ' ! OPEN As warehouseman- airships cruise along at 60 miles an immediate access to the remotest related alterations. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for driver. Monday thru Saturday through a suitable grid and control TYPIST - General office ^ 2 0 0 hour or so carrying tons of freight to areas without the need for 3. Bidding Documents hpve been prepared by The satisfactory performance and payment bond or bonds. 7:30 to 5. Apply at The W.H. the arid regions of Africa, Arabia, system to the motors driving the Lawrence Associates, Architects/Planners, P.C., 571 Porter England Lumter Co., Route duties. Full time. Call Mrs. REAUORS preliminary construction of roads Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment op­ Boom. Call 646-2900. P E R W E E K propellers. A typical prototype would Street, Manchester, Connecticut, hereinafter called the 44A, Bolton Notch. Ptr WrlHan Agr«tmtnl South America and, perhaps, and airfields— or refueling facilities. portunity, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries cnowaiiAwMn*, wiemAitontM. be 240 feet long and be capable of Architect. Bidding Documents may be obtained at the Australia. and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on this MALE / FEMALE - DEMONSTRATORS - Earn The authors say they could make out carrying a working load of 3 to 5 tons. Architect’s office on and after 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, August The technology is already project. Experienced jewelery sales. $1000 or more, trip to Nassau, a similar case for operating in cer­ The initial cost of the airship is 2, 1978. Free kit. Sell name brand toys available, according to Gabriel Part time. Thursday, Friday. Bonuses & Incentives to tain areas of Australia, southern high, about $1.5 million but it is much 4. The Owner shall have the right to reject any or all Bids The Housing Authority of the City of Rockville reserves the and gifts (Fisher-Price, hirei Khoury of Imperial College and 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Equal Oppor­ the Hard Worker! No Africa and Central South America. cheaper to run than gas turbine air­ and in particular to reject a Bid not accompanied by any right to reject any or all bids or to waive any informalities in tunity Employer. Five Flags Tonka, Fentoh). Treasure Six Room Plus Cape • Garage Edwin Mowforth of Surrey Universi­ the bidding. House party plan. Call collect experience necessary, The sunship concept does not de­ ships or the typicai aircraft used in required Bid security or data required by the Bidding Catalogue Showroom, 261 • New Paint! • Wall to Wall Documents or a Bid in any way incomplete or irregular. The Broad Street, Manchester, person-to-person for Miss orientation classes ty- mand any dramatic new scientific developing countries (the Briitten No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) calendar In an article in New Scientist, they owner shall have the right to waive any informality or days subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent of 646-0251. Carol 491-2100. Also booking provided, fringe benefits • Fireplace • Porch development. What it needs is refine­ Norman Islander.) parties. and excellent opportunities point out that solar energy is the only ment of processes already in use. irregularity in any Bid received or to accept the one that in the Housing Authority of the City of Rockville. • Completely Redone! alternative energy source that can be Although it has been conceived as a their judgment will be for the best interest of the Owner. SERVICE MANAGER - Well for advancement. All in­ The basic airship is conventional and hot climate vehicle, the solar princi­ HOUSING AUTHORltY OF THE CITY OF I established firm requires a MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST quiries held in confidence. • Mid Forties reliably used on vehicles without a Edward L. Very ^ ROCKVILLE & BOOKKEEPER - In the solar cells, motors, propellers ple could be applied with advantage mechanically inclined person For interview call cumbersome storage system. And of Director of Facilities Services AKA TOWN OF VERNON I to repair and service its Manchester Medical Office 9 and control system can be adapted to provide secondary power in less BELFIORE AGENCY all the vehicles that operate over all South Windsor Public Schools By: Allen E. Dresser I product line. Inventory con- to 5:30, Monday thru Friday. from existing commercial units. favorable climates, the authors 771 Main Street Experience required. Write to forms of terrain only one has a large Title: Chairman i trol, public contact, over the 1 Main St. 317 Green Rd. The result would not be commer­ South Windsor, Conn. counter sales. Fringe Box GG c/o M anchester enough surface area for significant claim. Date: July 26, 1978 871-9123 647-1413______cially viable at the moment because 078-07 benefits. Call 646-3936. EOE. Herald. power to be generated by solar cells 0704)7 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978

FRMK MB ERMEST ACROSS 64 Nagatei Answer to Previous Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 31, 1978 - PAGE NINETEEN K— 1 Boff DOWN [ 5 K H n Y E R R L I A 0 1 E 6 Actor Firrer s m R D S Dog doctor, 1 Maxilla and V \L T T U H T N N Charles M. Schultz v.sAiuD IN Ne«N Y o r k ro o n Y , T U T lor ihon mandible •IE 0 0 0 12 Spindle 2 Work cattle N 1 n n 0 N 1 t h e <'UNDeRACHlEvep^ A E 0 D A Y 13 Vase-ihaped 3 Bird of prey □ □ Dear Abby IT A N T R E M 8 1 8 0 jug 4 Hebrew UHER/WlON FRONT" CLAlMBP 1 N □ D 1 E c A R C 14 Summer (Ft.) ascetic I? D E N A N E Q 0 A DUE COULPN'T RNP A 15 Antlprohlbl- 5 Ahab’s wife s . n»P AN EKPL^ION By Abigail Van Buren I a 1 L E A U 1 tlonlits 6 Have debts HOME FOR HIM AROUNP K 0 5 A N 8 N T A D DEAR ABBY; Things are changing so fast on the social 16 Greek letter 7 Organization E R E K N L \ 8 0 HERE 50HEPECI0EP WHICH DE5TRo YEd 17 Stage of 8 Obliterate I] scene, I'm not sure how far a woman can go these days and P E N E N I E R 0 N hlatory 9 Swerve TO HITCHHIKE BACK still be a lady. Some questions; 8 T D E m t i 8 E F T Services Ottered Services Ottered 31 PARK teNCH ANp TOOK 16 Sign of ap- 10 To be (Fr.) TO NEEPLES... Should a woman ever call a man who has shown an INTERIOR - EXTERIOR FIRST CLASS- Carpentry - proeching 11 Disrupt fiirtatiouily 48 Fateful time C&M TREE SERVICE ■ Free '— PET-MINDERS------Painting - And odd jobs. Two THE uyB f Op PU»BON5. interest in her, and ask to see him? cold 19 Author Grey 30 Burgles for Caesar estimates, discount senior Going away on vacation? Remodeling and Additions. If a woman would like a physical relationship with a man 20 Loan aherk experienced College students. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 36 21 Autoworkers’ 31 Nsutical pole 49 Rubber hoop citizens. Company We will care (or your pet in Please call 568-4641. O i l 7ibyHtA.*ie,TJi.Bi»W-W0n. 7 * 3 1 (holding hands, kissing, etc.) should she ever make the 22 Arreat union (abbr.) Manchester owned and' years experience! For Free 37 Wander from 50 At highest the famlliarty of his own first move? 23 Garden plent 24 Helpmate Estimates, call 646-4239, 24 Thin and subject point operated. Call B46-1327. PAINTING - Interior and How do you think a man would react to a woman's taking 25 In the same home. Reduced rates (or withered 36 Swing around 52 Actress more than one pet at one exterior, paperhanging, CUSTOM HOMES, Additions Arllclet lor Sale 41 ApartmanH For Rant 53 ^P^rlmanta F o r Rant 53 the initiative? place (abbr.) ROOM ADDITIONS. 61 26 Nlghtcrawlsr 41 Nothing Lanchester address. 649-13S2, or If excellent work References. recreation rooms, roofing, Autos For Sale KAREN 32 laland off 26 Region Dormers, kitchens, garages, Free estimates. Fully in­ EXCELLENT OFFICE 27 Queen of 43 Natural 53 Assess rec-rooms. suspended ceilings no answer. 649-7712. siding QualiU Work! Best SOFA with 2 chairs. Good con­ Mozembique sured. Martin Matson, 649- T H R E E ROOM LOCATION - Heat, air con­ BUICK LE SABRE 1973-Air, Carthage 45 Walked 54 Steeps in and roofing. 528-8958. Prices! Bud Talaga, 742-8732, dition, $100. 646-7437. APARTMENT - With heat, DEAR KAREN; Men differ in their reactions to aggres­ 33 Inventor Winthrop — Dick Cavalli 4431 ditioning, parking, janitor ser­ power brakes and steering. 29 Look at 46 Daunt 57 Gullet or 646-4501. hot water, stove, refrigerator, sive women, but my mail tells me that in most cases, a man Whitney vice. Reasonable rent. Call 43,000 miles, $1650 or best 34 Marsh LAWN MAINTENANCE. BABY ITEMS - Crib, dressing carpet, $200, Third floor. Cen­ would welcome a call from a woman telling him frankly 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 6 9 11 HOUSEWORK GOT YOU JQUALITY PAINTING and Max Grossman at 649-5334. offer. 569-2522. crocodile 1.0 Reasonable and dependable GENERAL CARPENTRY, table, car seat, stroller, etc. that she would like to see him. There ia nothing ‘‘unlady­ ' on t h i s C W in HISTORyCIN 37 A.O., “ t h e ROPULACE EXFRESSH? IT5 DOWN? General cleaning, Paper Hanging by Willis trally located. Adults only. No 35 Fish college veteran now accepting Repairs, Remodeling, Reasonable. Call 649-8023, t 2 13 14 ALARCUSIORSNIUe INVfemEP tSBATrnXe By-THRCWIN^ H//W steam extraction carpt Schultz. Fully insured, pets. Security deposit. Call ' Resort Property 1976 PACER DL- Loaded' like’’ about a woman’s taking the initiative or telling a man appendage jobs in vour area. Call 289- cleanng. floor waxing Si strip­ Garages, Additions, Porches, after 5 p.m. 646-7690. she thinks he's attractive. Not only would most men feel THE DOUBLE-^ReASTEDTOflA. TO THE UONS." references. 649-4343. Decks, Rec Rooms7 F o r R ent 56 Clean, 21,000 miles.- Private 36 Dentist’s 1 8 1 6 17 4535, ping. window cleaning, carpet owner. Factory air. Priced to flattered, It would save a lot of time and eliminate a lot of degree (abbr.) & upholstery shampooing. Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, MODERN FIVE-ROOM 1 8 1 9 2 0 2 1 PAINTING - Interior / Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call ; AMSTON LAKE - Two sell. Call 649-3053. game-playing. 39 Pounds (abbr.) REWEAVTNG burns, holes. Professional'Insured. Free Duplex with garage in a quiet bedrooms, sereened porch, 40 Psredlae 1 EXTERIOR. best Dan Moran 643-2629. 2 2 2 3 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Estimates. Call Workmanship! Quality Paint! neighborhood. No children large lot. Private setting. $135 DEAR ABBY; I'm 26, single (by choice) and not a bsd- 42 Slickest Window shades. Venetian TAG SALES FIAT - 1974 Sport Coupe.l ■ 1 DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. Lowest Prices! Dan Shea, 646- and no pets. Security. weekly plus security. Robert looking woman. There’s a man (also single) who works 44 Chrlstisn 2 4 2 8 2 6 2 9 3 0 3 1 blinds. Keys. TV lor rent. FARRAND REMODELING - .. Available August 1. Call Excellent condition. $1795.' 5424. Associates, 228-9274. Must sell! Call after 5:30,649^ -■ where 1 work. Roily and I kid around a lot, but he’s more of symbol Marlow s. 867 Main St, 649- A-l TREE SERVICE - Will Specializing Cabinets and For­ anytime 649-1220. 3 2 3 A 2319. a friend than a boyfriend. 47 Revolver 5221. cut and clear unwanted or mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, TAG SALE INSIDE-10 a.m.-7 48 Style of type 1 1 R.J. MAGOWAN & SONS - W a n te d to R ent 57 3 8 3 . 3 6 Room Additions, Decks, p.m. Moving - large and small At an office party last Christmas, I told Solly if he lost 30 3 . dead trees. Please call and Third Generation. Painting Si MANCHESTER 3-bedroom, 1- 51 Soldiers of 1 1 1 1 ODD JOB Done - Cellars, at­ Repairs. Phone 643-6017. Items for sale. Sale starts July 1972 COLT. Automatic. Needs , pounds he’d be terrifle looking. He said If I gave him an revolt receive our Low Estimates. Paperhanging Free bath, complete older home COUPLE WITH One child 4 0 4 3 tics. garages, yards cleaned, 25 thru Aug. 2. 267 Greene $250, security, references. No work. Make offer. Call 649- "incentive"—like spending the night with him—he’d lose 30 65 Drop down 649-.T571. Estimates. Fully Insured. needs 5 or 6 room duplex or 3704 after 5 p.m. 1 1 moving, trucking. Loam lor Road, Manchester. Complete pets. Back of Memorial Store. pounds. suddenly 4 4 4 8 Telephone 646-1959, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• house. Reasonable. 649-8952. sale. Lawn service. No job too 9 piece Spanish living room Call 646-0293 / 646D865. Well, I couldn’t see Solly losing 30 pounds, so I said it 56 Glacial ridge “ 1 C ItrifryM* me. I u Hsg US on 7J/ A-l LIGHT TRUCKING - Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 1974 CHEVY IMPALA - 2 56 Margarine 4 8 4 9 8 0 5 2 5 3 5 4 big or small. 568-8522. CARPENTRY AND set, $900. includes all. Maple WANTED TO RENT - Four-or was a deal. 1 Appliances, furniture and kitchen set, baby items, dry door. Small V-8. 37,000 miles. 56 Prior to REPAIRS of all types. MANCHESTER - Four five-room apartment, Much to my surprise, Solly went on a diet, and so far he’s 8 8 5 6 8 7 SB COMPLETE CARPET & Tile pianos moved. Cellars, attics, BIDWELL Home Improve- sink. 646-4985 rooms, no pets. Available Excellent condition. $2300. 60 Ages Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Twenty- seven years' reasonable rent. Retired cou­ lost 26 pounds, and I know he’ll lose the other four soon. I 61 Invitation re­ and garages cleaned. For all ment Co. Expert installation ------Cali 646-4985. 6 8 6 0 6 1 installation and repairs. Free experience. Cail 742-9059. August. Security deposit. ple. Call 649-8708. never planned on paying off. Now what do I do? estimates. Call Pat. al 646- your Light Trucking needs. of aluminum siding, gutters AVON TAG SALE - Rain or $175.00. Call 871-9230 after 6 sponse (abbr.) NERVOUS 62 Gender 8 2 6 3 6 4 POP SOU KNOW HCW WELL, r MAI7E A I SHOULPN'T PO 3745. alter 5 p.m. For the Lowest Prices, call and trims. Roofing installa­ shine. 423 East Middle Turn­ p.m. 1972 Gran Torino, 2-door, Bultding Contracting 33 LOCAL MINISTER and fami­ 63 Condenses - 2 1 SANPWICH ANP THINGS LIKE 649-3571. tion and repairs 649-6495 , 871- pike, Aug. 4 and 5, from 10 to vinyl top. Must sell promptly. GREASV SOUR V ly seeking 3-4 bedroom house DEAR NERVOUS; Pay off. And spend the night read­ (NIWSPAPCa INTERPniSE ASSN) ED S LIGHT TRIT’KLNG-At­ 2323. 4. THREE ROOMS - Heated & $1450 or best offer. 647-1811. RNGEF?S G ET N FOUREP SOME THAT TO FOP.' WES ROBBINS carprpentry to rent, near Manchester High ing the Bible to Solly. MILK WITHOUT tics and cellars cleaned. ASiW PAINTING - Quality electricty. First floor. No School. Excellent references. WHEN SOU MAKE Reasonable rates. Call 646- workmanship. Interior and remodeling speciaiist.St. Ao- SPECIALIZING cleaning and Building Supplies 1971 MAVERICK - Four door, AN ACCIPENT ditions, rcc rooms, dormers, 42 children or pets. No parking. Call 644-9983. A HAM SANPWICIT^ f 1943 tor tree estimate. exterior. Fully insured. repairing chimneys, roof, new $200 monthly. Security. 643- runs well, new battery and DEAR ABBY; I am a widow, attempting to run a small ------Wavne 649-7696. built-ins. bathrooms, roofs. Free estimates. 30 radiator. Call 646-3931. , motel. I must pay the mortgage, taxes, insurance, etc., and Win at Bridge kitchens. 649-3446. NATURAL STONE for 0917. MANCHESTER OR EAST BRICK. BLOCK, STONE years Experience. Howley, retaining walls, veneers, HARTFORD Three or four live on what’s left. Fireplaces, concrete.Chimney 643-5361. patios, etc. Pick up by the WEEKLY SPECIAL - 6 rooms 1964 CHRYSLER - Four Door.. I have no hired help and must do.most of the repairs my­ Of CUSTOM CARPENTRY - room older flat wanted by Reliable transportation, $400. Luck helps fine play repairs. No job too small. CHAIN SAW WORK pound or delivery by the ton. with appliances. Great for career girl. Will decorate. self. Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ homes. Additions. Repairs, ROOFER WILL Install roof, Call 643-5873 anytime. WANTED. By the job or by Cabinets. Cali Gary Cushing. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, students or families. Only Call 568-6194 after 4 p.m. I keep my rates low to compete with the luxury credit- timates, the hour. Free Ffstimate. 875- siding or gutters for low dis­ 69-3163. $130. (67-19). Rental Assisters 345-2009. weekdays and 537-1020 1968 BUICK LASABRE - card trade. with our results. 1 also think 7890. count price. Cali Ken at 647- 236-5646, Small fee. weekends. My problem is that so many "guests" carry away my NORTH 7-31-A QUALITY CARPENTRY By 1566. power steering and brakes, 4- you and Bill Pettis of Wash­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 property that I am being driven out of business. Will you 4 964 ington (a comparative Harp '"onstrucTion Additions, STEREO FREAKS- Sound ALL UTILITIES PAID - Sun­ door, 76,000 miles, $400. 1966 Carpentry and general con­ OLDS WAGON $200. 647-1924.- help me, Abby, and print the following for travelers; ¥ K 10 5 2 unknown) deserve real roofing^, siding, decks and gar­ systems deteriorate slowly DOG-cat boarding bathing / ny 2 bedroom with parking, IJ AUTOMOTIVE ♦ A3 credit for coming in fifth,” ages. Call anytime. 643-5001 tracting. Residentiai and "I don’t mind your using my towels to wipe of your wind- and often require service commercial. Whether it be a Heating-Plumbing 35 grooming. Obedience, protec­ appliances andplenty more. • • • % • • • • • • • 4> K J3 2 Oswald: ‘‘At least News­ before the system goes dead, tion classes. Complete 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA • shield-but please leave the towel; don’t toss it into your Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence sinail repair job. a custom Only $185. (67-21). Rental Autos For Sale paper Enterprise Associa­ MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ so have your system checked modern facilities. Canine Assisters 236-5646. Small fee. 61 Good condition. Power car. Or if you take my washclothes to wipe of your kids’ WEST EAST built home or .anything in SEWERLINES, sink lines, steering, power brakes. $995. hands and faces en route, please leave a quarter to replace ♦ AKJIOt? tion did right well since no tory service on color and now to see if it’s -performing cleaned with electric cutters, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon ♦ Q5 other writer got into the first black and white TV, Slereo. between, cail 646-1379. PLYMOUTH VOLARE Call 649-6467. Ae cloth—that’s what it costs me. And when you acci­ W Q6 ¥ 74 A e E A s y V'KNOW THAT correctly, and to avoid more by professionals. McKinney Road, Manchester. For reser­ DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX - 2 10.” LANDS ON MEXPORT COMPANY phonograph. A&B Eledrunic, costly breakdowns in the vations please call 646-5971. Premier 1976 - blue with wood dentally carry off a key, drop it into any mailbox. I’ll gladly « 97654 ♦ 10 2 CARPENTRY Si Masonry - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ bedrooms available now. grain, luggage rack, slant 6, Alan: “Here is a hand THE McKEE WE JUST TOOK OVER 1160 .New Britain Ave.. West future. Call Jack. 643-1262. Children OK. Just $115, (80- 1973 VEGA 3-speed, low pay for its return, since it’s a lot cheaper than having new * AQ87 4 10 6 5 layed by Swanson that Additions and remodeiing. pany, 643-5308. low mileage, power steering mileage, new clutch. $600 or INDUSTRIES -DOWN OM THE Hartford. '61-0655. evenings. POODLES - Guaranteed tiny 01). Rental Assisters 236-5646. keys made. SOUTH Kelped him win. The four- AIRSTRIP.,. eULF COAST? Free estimates. Cail Anthony and brakes, electric rear win­ best offer. Call 643-9239. 4 19 ■Squitlcote. 649-0811. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet toy puppies and stud services Small fee. "And as for you gals who take blankets, pillows, coffee heart contract was optimis­ CARPET INSTALLATION - at fair prices.1-423-8789. dow defogger, standard shift. ¥ AJ983 tic, but fine play plus a little repairs, piugged drains, Must be seen to be ap­ pots, dishes and silver—have a hearti I’m sure you have Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carnets. BEST POSSIBLE DEAL - TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1975; ♦ KQ J8 luck brought it home. The EXPERT PAINTING AND CARPENTRY - Repairs, kitchen faucet replaced, preciated. 649-9868. Convertible, superb condition. much better at home. Steam Cleaning. !■ r e c repaired, rec rooms, FOR SALE - Cocker Spaniel, Newly decorated 2 bedrooms "I don’t want to start charging deposits against ^ e re­ 4 94 defense started with three Estimates. Call 649-6265. LANDSCAPING -Specialized. remodeling, additions, gar­ AM-FM stereo, radials, 36,000' ages, roofing, call David bathroom remodeling, heat lor a good home. Best offer. with appliances, yard and free turn of such items; neither do I want to turn your license spade leads. Paul ruffed the Exterior House Painting. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - miles. Pampered. $2750. 646- Vulnerable: East-West third spade with his ace of Tree pruning, spraying, Patria, 644-1796. modernization, etc. Free Please call 643-9863, after 5 heat. Only $175. (78-22). Ren­ number in to the motel blacklist. STEREO & TV REPAIR - Bv p.m. ^ speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new 7841. Dealer: North trumps and proceeded to mowing, weeding. Calf 742- Estimate gladiy given. M & M tal Assisters 236-5646. Small radials, (2 snows), excellent "After you’ve gone, and I go to clean your cabin and Licensed Technician. Used Plumbing Si Heating. 649-2871. fee. West North East South finesse successfully against Equipment for sale. Call 7947. LEON CIESZYNSKI Buiider - condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. Trucks tor Sale 62 check my loss, it makes me sick to realize that I’ve actually West’s queen. Eventually, New homes custom built PEEKAPOO PUPPY female, 14 14 2¥ Jack. 643-1262. evenings. 8 weeks, had first shot and rpe lost money on you." he had to try the clubs, and LICENSED MOTHER will remodeled, additions, rec MANCHESTER PLUMBING WE PAY $10. for complete IN DEEP IN INDY 24 3¥ Pass 4¥ wormed. Call 643-9239. bedrooms on first floor of 1971 INTERNATIONAL as West held both ace and care for preschool children in rooms, garage, kitchens & HEATING-Repairs. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland PICKUP 304-Automatic. Good Pass Pass Pass WILL DO TYPING in my Remodeling. Pumps repaired house. Has laundry room and queen, he couldn’t go home. Reasonable. Please her home. Prefer 7 am to 3:30 remodeled, bath tile, cement Auto Body, 528-1990. running condition. $400 or best wrong.” pm. 643-8971. work. Steps, dormers, / replaced. Free estimates. Livestock 44 appliances. Only $175.(77-26). call 646-4995. Rental Assisters 236-5646. offer. Moving, must sell! 646- Astro-graph Opening lead: 4Q residential or commercial. Eiectric drain-snaking. 24- 1972 CHRYSLER- Full pi RIDING LESSONS indoor Small fee, ower. 0438, anytime, keep trying. AAUTtts Alley Oop - Dave Graue Call 649-4291. HOUR SERVICE. 646-0237. Excellent condition. 4 door By BERNICE BEDE OSOL riding ring. Western stock hardtop. Call 289-2543. seat, saddle seat, and hunt EAST HARTFORD- Available 1977 GMC TRUCK - Model CLIMB ABOARD TASS! 7500, V-6 deisel motor. Air SAGIHARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. By Oswald Jacoby A Nebraska reader wants ITS EITHER that; seat. All levels 228-9817. Aug. 31. Clean, younger three- 21) Reward persons who are to know why we don’t do a WE'RE aONNA RIDE OR BE E A T ^ BY DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS brakes, two speed axel, 20 foot and Alan Sontag THIS BABY OUTA TW DOMAN'S bedroom flat. Stove,hood, dis- helpful to you today, but don’t Oswald: “The 1978 series of articles on the so-’ e s t a t e Investment Property 25 Boats-Accessorles Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 Jannell van body with roll-up t a [ ] s t e e d s ; now EDUCATION Articles lor Sale 41 45 hwasher, wall-to-wall Oakland Road (Route 30), give slices of the pie to those Cavendish invitational tour­ called weak two bids, ’ carpeting. Separate utilities. door. Excellent condition. who are not. There's a good EIGHT FAMILY HOUSE - In­ South Windsor. Speed/Van Please call 742-6094 - 742-6998 nament was won by Paul These bids are popular 1974 FURY - 16>/z-foot Children accepted. $290 per chance you'll do just that. with experts and tourna­ Homes For Sale 23 come $850 a month. Tenants ALUMINUM sheets used as Accessories. 644-9395. anytime. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Swanson of Morgantown, W. Private Instructions 18 pav own utilities. Price $65.- printing plates, .007 thick, fiberglass.tilt trailer, with month, plus security. Mr. Va., and Roy Fox of Wash­ ment players but the great 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy Handle important alliances with TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL 000. Financing and manage­ 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for Frechette, 646-4144. THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full Aug. 1.1978 ington. You and Peter majority of the bridge play­ engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 Frechette, Martin Si 1966 FORD FlOO - 66,000 all tact possible today. Don't let REMEDIAL READING and RANCH ■ Quality home, dou- ment availale. Call 423-6711 in $1. Phone 643-2711. May be power, sun roof, excellent There could be quite a few opposinq views destroy a Weichsel finished a most ing public doesn’t use them. math; individualized work horse Johnson outboard, Rothman. original miles. Tool boxes. bie landscaped lot. Excellent Willimantic. picked up A.M. only. condition. $2500 FIRM. 633- Needs clutch and rust work. interesting changes in store for worthwhile relationship. creditable third which (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN, I program, ilst-8th gradei by $300,228-0475 or 228-9550. you this coming year. Although location. $45,000. No realtors 1816 evenings and weekends. $450. 649-3446, after 6 p.m. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) represented a slight come (For a copy of JACOBY MOD­ m astu's degree teacher. 56n please. 646-3026. FOUR FAMILY HOUSE - In­ UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub FIVE ROOM APARTMENT - they might appear confusing at Co-workers could prove a bit down from 1977." 8075. No children, no pets. Call 643- the time they occur, flow with unreliable today, if you want ERN, send SI to: "W in at come $600 a month. Tenants Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, A n tiq u e s 48 FOR SALE 1967 DODGE 1971 FORD ECONOLINE Alan: “With forty of the Bridge," care of this newspa­ 0902. events. They will work to your something done right, do it best pairs in the world COLUMBIA-We have just pay own utilities. Price $45.- Brownies, nurses. East Convertible, needs wiring VAN-330 - Standard, Good run­ ultimate advantage. yourself. Be a producer, not a per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Schools-Classes 19 Listed a ciean 2 bedroom, 5 000. Financing available. Call Catholic School. 649-1225. harness, front windshield, entered, I am still.pleased Station. New York, N. Y. 10019.) WANTED. Antique furniture, 4V2-ROOM APARTMENT - ning condition. Call after 6pm,- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You delegator. room Ranch near center of 423-6711 in Willimanlic. glass, pewter, oil paintings or first $100 takes it. 1974 VEGA 646-2970. $1,000. could be easily provoked today PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Se- — FOR THE BEST - Manchester town with a country setting •••••••••••••••••••••••••• TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Second floor, heat and and overreact in an unbecom­ lect companions with consider- w orry a n o riQ other antique item s. R. appliances, one car garage, WAGON excellent condition, Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 for $38,900. Petreus Reaity, Business Properly 26 Good condition. Good lor Harrison, 643-8709. $1000. Call 646-1478. ing manner. You can save face able care today. A poor choice pupils per teacher. FREE in­ laundry hookups in basement. if you just laugh it off and turn could draw you Into situations The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 742-6270 or 228-3777. plating, or welding. Call 649- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 troductory lesson with this ad A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Wanted to Buy Middle aged couple preferred, the other cheek. Find out more that are both complex and Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. 49 no children or pets, security, about yourself by sending for troublesome. ANDOVER - Six-room ready to go. Call today. 203- HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) In Contemporary under con­ 677-8116. NCR CASH REGISTER - CASH PAID Immediately - references. Apply in person, 156 Union St., Manchester. FX-1200 - 871-2511. ter. Mall 50 cents for each and a joint ventures today your ac­ struction. Fireplaced living Reconditioned, with many for gold jewelry and long, self-addressed, stamped tions will be both ingenious mm room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, MANCHE.STER - For sale totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., diamonds. Licensed broker TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. and expedient, yet there's a garage, spacious iot. Quick commercial building and 228-3957. for over 1/2 century. Savitt MANCHESTER Two- “ r ® BOX' 4o9, Radio City Station, strong possibility your behav­ Bedroom newly redecorated ' 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and occupancy. Call Arthur or liquor store. Call for details, P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 rack. $1,750. 289-4042. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify ior will frustrate your associate. Knit Hat Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Marion E. Robertson, MOLDED FORMICA top and Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- apartment. Appliances, se­ birth sign. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) cond floor. Available Aug. 1. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be You're a last thinker today. Lett Watson Beach Co., Realtor, 643-5953. paneled bar with two shelves 0163. COOL ONE! HONDA SL 175, 1972.’ and four stools.$175. 646-6028. 649-3103 after 6pm. willing to share the gains today to your own devices you’ll .Manchester Office, 647-9139. E xcellent condition, low with the one who supplies you come up with solid solutions. Equal Housing Opportunity. Real Estate Wanted 28 DOGS, DOGS, DOGS - Old 1976 VW DASHER mileage. Great beginner bike. with the opportunity. If he feels However, you may lack the TWO PAIRS of bucket seats figurine statues, prints and MANCHESTER - Occupancy Aug. 1. Second floor of house, 2 dr., 4 cyl.. 4 sp.. fac. 646-1171. you’re just picking his brains, courage of your convictions MANCHESTER VICINITY - ALL CASH For your property, from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 pictures. One item or collec­ air-AM-FM radio. Silver. he'll be irked. and lei others dissuade you. 5'i-room, Aluminum Sided within 24 hours. Avoid Red pair white. Excellent condi­ tion. No dealers. Call 569-3010, 6 huge rooms. No kids. Call LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Fi­ 643-4341, or 643-4422 anytime. 1975 HONDA 200 - Beautiful Ranch. Large lot for garden Tape. Instant Service. Hayes tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. 649-4145, after 6 p.m. condition. New battery and sure your ambitions are in line nancial conditions are a mixed and privacy. Fireplaced iiving Corporation, 646-0131. with your high standards today. bag today. Returns will be high ROCKVILLE - Four clean M l 95 tune-up. Low mileage. Come Success through unbecoming lor your services, but you could room. Full cellar. 3 bedrooms. .SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, see. 649-5264. Only $44,900. Group I, Keith SELLING your house? Call us sand, stone, fill, processed rooms, appliances, aduits, no methods brings only hollow show a deficit If you speculate. RENTALS pets, security, references. 1976 CAPRI GHIA victory. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Per­ Real Estate. 646-4126. first and weTl make you a gravel. OR DELIVERIES, V-6, automatic, P.S., Campers-Trallers CALL George H. Grilling, $175. Utilities extra. 643-9743. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) sons with whom you have long­ cash offer! T.J. Crockett, sunroof, (ac-air., stereo Mobile Homes 65 There’s a possibility you could standing lies are not likely to MANCHfciSTER - Garrison Realtor, 643-1577. Inc. Andover, 742-7886. Rooms tor Rent 52 AVAILABLE W hite. toreject a sound proposal today be treated as well as your Colonial in Forest Hills area. 1973 INTREPID - 20 fool because you feel unfriendly newer acquaintances today., 9 rooms. 5 bedrooms, IMMEDIATE Cash for your DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - IMMEDIATELY Two- toward the source. Grudges You'd fare better if the reverse bedroom apartment. Fully Travel Trailer - Stove, lireplaced family room, 2 and property. Let us explain our yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Birch House Women, Central- refrigerator, heated. Full musn’t cloud your evaluations. wore true. 1 2 baths, 2 car garage. Call fair proposal. Call Mr. gravel ana more stone 643- carpeted. Appliances. $215 *3995 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ly located. Downtown shower, and toilet. Tandem Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- Belfiore, 647-1413. 9504. anchester. Kitchen monthly. No utilities. Security and references required. 646- 1975 VOLVO wheels. Call 688-0383. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel 3233. J. Watson Beach Co. priviieges. Call 649-2358. 245DL Wagon. 4 cyl., Manchester Office, 647-9139 MAY WE BUY your home? ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin 1316, 649-8782. auto., P.S., fac-air, AM Automotive Service Equal Housing Opportunity,. Quick, fair, all cash and no drapes- Austrailian valance- ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen problems. Call Warren E. Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and privileges, parking, $30 week­ H om es to r R ent radio. Maroon. COVENTRY - New Listing. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sew sewing machine with ly. Call 646-1929. 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