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M l . of abortions VljUr. WASHINGTON (U P Il-T h e Wash., who has headed the Senate Senate today approved federal conferees. "There's a group of 10 or 12 men, all men. sitting down in a ly funded abortions in the case room deciding probably one of the of rape or incest or if the most important matters in the life of woman might die or suffer a woman." severe health damage. The The Senate originally sought to in vote was 59-29. clude "medically necessary " abor tions to allow the mental and The controversial legislation was physical health of the mother to be sent immediately to the Hoqse where taken into consideration, as well as there was no assurance the newest abortions in cases where the fetus Manchester League of Women Voters, the Greater Senate language would be accep would suffer health damage. The 13 candidates for the Manchester Board, of Directors table. A quick House vote was Brooke and Sen. Birch Bayh, D- were on stage Wednesday night at Illing Junior High School. Manchester Chamber of Commerce and the Manchester PTA expected. Ind . objected to ending abortions to The candidates participated in a debate sponsored by the Council. (Herald photo by Dunn) The latest effort.at compromise in tree families from the tragedy of the abortion dispute has virtually children born with genetic diseases held hostage a $60 billion ap detectable before birth but said they propriations measure funding two would go along in the spirit of com large government agencies The two promise chambers have been deadlocked over, But both said the Senate must hold the abortion issue since July. fast on Its position involving abor Candidates debate many issues "If the House doesn't accept this tions for the mother s health and language, then God save them. " said rape or incest By GREG PEARSON rehash the problems- that have been Democrats' good record is that the "Let's not wait until the last Sen. Edward Brooke. R-Mass.. who " We re not talking about hangnails J.C. Penney Co. decided to locate in minute to correct these problem s," opposed any restrictions on federally and sore toes we re talking about Hrrald Rrporlrr discussed during the campaign —"Water you can't drink, a firehouse Manchester. Zinsser said. funded abortions but voted in favor of serious health damage," Bayh said Candidates for the Manchester you can't use and a budget you can't He said that the Democrats have Penny, however, criticized the the compromise to end the raging He said the House showed the Republican for running "misleading Board of Directors met Wednesday balance." provided continued community ser dispute. ultimate in lack of understanding " ads " that mention a deficit, night to discuss topics ranging from He said that the Democrats must vices with smaller tax increases than The latest proposal was agreed by seeking to deny abortions for "You can't draw any conclusions the budget to the Buckland firehouse. take the blame for the problems if those passed by form er GOP- upon by Senate conferees late pregnancy resulting from rape or in The two-hour debate, held six days they also take the credit for the ac controlled boards. from it (Moore's report)." he said. Wednesday night after two more un cest by arguing that there are " not before town voters go to the polls, complishments. Weinstein called such budget "There is no deficit. " Penny and successful efforts this week by a very many pregnancies'" in this provided an opportunity to see all 13 FitzPatrick asked for more input statements by the Democrats "half- Zinsser both are now board joint conference committee to reach category candidates together. into government by citizens of truths" because the party fails to members. agreement. Sen Jesse Helms. R-N C.. the • Police —Kittredge said that leading Senate antl-abortionist, said Independent candidate Ronald Kit- Manchester. He proposed that a mention that its budgets have It would allow abortions to save the more money might be spent for the tredge sat in the middle of the stage suggestions committee might be es received $5.7 million in federal mother's life or in cases where a the bottom line " of the dispute is traffic control division to help pre surrounded by the six Democrats tablished to listen to remarks from Revenue Sharing funds since 1971. woman wMld suffer "severe or long- the deliberate termination of inno -Stephen Cassano. Thomas Connors. residents. Sweeney referred to the national vent serious accidents. He also said lasting physical health damage if cent human life " John FitzPatrick, Betty Intagliata, problems of the past six years, in that morale within, the department the fetus were carried to term Abor He said any compromise language N DiRosa talked about the needs of Stephen Penny and Joseph Sweeney Manchester's future cluding inflation and the energy could be improved. tions also would be allowed for vic IS "not a solution but a delay" and —and the six Republicans —David "I feel 1 can meet the challenge crisis. Mrs. Ferguson said that the town tims of rape and incest \owed to fight against federally Call, William Diana. Peter DiRosa, and would like to have the chance to "During all of those years, the might study an expansion of the "There's a lot of irony in this, lunded abortions "as long as 1 have Vivian Ferguson. Richard Weinstein make Manchester a better place to Democratic Party has done all you department. People are concerned said Sen. Warren Magnuson. D- breath. and Carl Zinsser. live," he said. have wanted it to do." he said. about safety and there are not now Each candidate made a brief Kittredge said that there is dis Zinsser said that the Democrats any detectives working at nights or opening statement and then enchantment with government and have "a record of government by on weekends, she said questions were asked from the 150 many people no longer participate. crisis instead of by design. " He said uler (liscustifti people in attendance. He said that he hoped his independent that the party has failed in some • Water—Mrs Ferguson said that Boy killed in crash Cassano talked about the approach would have a larger areas, including the failure to build a there has been little response to an awareness and concerns” of the membership for the 1979 town elec playground this year at Nathan Hale engineering report done in 1968. Kevin M. Segar. 14, of Old Kent south on Snipsic Street and hit a Democratic Party for human ser tion. School and the attempt to establish Following some of those recommen Road. Tolland, was pronounced dead stone ledge off the side of the road vices. He mentioned advancements landfill-use fees. dations might have prevented this Experience argued on arrival at Rockville General The accident is still under investiga made in that area during the past six Topics mentioned during the summer's contamination problem, Mrs. Intagliata. one of five Hospital Wednesday night He died of tion years of Democratic rule, including question-and-answer session In she said. Democrats running for the board for injuries suffered in a one-car acci steps taken to help the elderly and cluded ; Mrs. Intagliata criticized the water the first time, said that previous dent on Snipsic Street, Rockville handicapped issue as "political rhetoric. This is a experience In government might not • Budget —Call proposed that the The driver of the car. Timothy H Call said that more effective Parking ban be as important as other factors. purchasing departments of the town complex question and there is no Hauser. 17, of Ann Drive. Tolland is budgeting practices, including zero- simple answer." "Experience can be gained from and Board of Education be combined reported in serious condition at The Manchester Police Depart based budgeting, should be started. Cassano said that recommen many aspects of life," she said. She to increase efficiency. Sweeney said Rockville Hospital A hospital ment reminds residents that the He also said that the town must dations in the 1968 report, such as the also said that she would like to see that such a step is prohibited by state spokeswoman said he is in the Inten winter parking ban is now" in effect work to improve water quality. installation of 22,(X)0 feet of pipe, more citizen input in government. law. a claim that Call later said was sive Care Unit with head, leg. and until .March 31. Owners of all cars We pay for and deserve quality were not done until the Democrats One of three incumbents running not true. possible internal injuries. park ed on public s tr e e t s , in drinking water, fyet's get it," he said. took control in 1971. for the board, Mrs. Ferguson said Two other boys in the car, Michael municipal parking lots and any area Connors praised the town’s in Zinsser again explained his request • Buckland firehouse — "If that that she felt previous experience is lor a report from Controller Thomas Winter. 17, and Christopher Winter. maintained by the town will receive a dustrial guidelines. He also repeated isn't the height of economic waste, important. 1 3, both of Kent Road. Tolland, were ticket and a fine of $5 The special no a suggestion he has made before in Moore, which pointed to possible She also said that there has been a what is’’" Weinstein said in treated and released at the hospital parking ordinance is in eflect Irom 2 the campaign —refurbishing the deficit areas in the budget and said "lack of response" in recent years by Police said the car was traveling to 6 a m daily Cheney Mills complex. that these areas might have short —St'f Page i Mt'Ka-V the town government. Diana said that he would not falls of as much as $680,000. Penny said that an indication of the
News summary Marshalls behalf of a child injured in her expanded State mother's womb, when the National HARTFORD - Production mother was involved in a traffic WASHINGTON - An ad workers at three Pratt & accident. ministrative law judge has Marshalls opened its new store in Whitney Aircraft plants have HARTFORD - A U.S. District recommended the Federal the Manchester Parkade at 9 a.m. L-’# ' authorized their union to call a Court judge has scheduled a Energy Regulatory Commission today with the traditional ribbon- strike if contract negotiations Nov. 14 session to hear Murray approve the building of a cutting and champagne bottle broken break down. But union and com- R. Gold's claim he should be liquefied natural gas terminal on against the side of the building. pany spokesmen said free while he appeals his murder the Bay of Fundy in Canada. Several local, area, and regional Marshalls managers and many new Wednesday they are confident conviction for the 1974 slayings WASHINGTON - The U.S. is employees awaited the customers, agreement can be reached in of his former in-laws. embracing Soviet overtures for who came drifting in one by one after time to avoid a strike. a total nuclear test ban while the opening ceremonies were over. HARTFORD - The State cautioning Moscow against Region The new store occupies a bright Capitol, two Environmental possible trials for prominent roomy south side of the former Protection Department PROVIDENCE, R.l. - Rep. Soviet dissidents. Forbes and Wallace building. The en buildings and 12 other state- Edward P. Beard, D-R.L, says a NEW YORK - Watergate trance to the store is in the interior owned properties frequently White Mouse meeting is being burglar Frank Sturgis is out on center mall, which caused confusion violate Connecticut’s air pollu arranged this month to discuss $10,000 bail after his arrest on for some shoppers who were waiting tion laws, according to en the layoff of 3,000 white collar charges of threatening a former workers at Electric Boat on the outside of the building. vironmental officials. CIA informant who reportedly The new store includes expanded shipyards in Connecticut and HARTFORD - The FBI has told authorities Sturgis shot at departments for more brand name Rhode Island. arrested two men for allegedly President Kennedy the day he merchandise as well as two new trying to sell $250,000 worth of CONCORD, N.H. - Gov. was killed in Dallas. departments, giftwares and fashion rare Colonial currency stolen Meldrim Thomson says a group WASHINGTON - Wholesale • accessories. from a New York museum. of blacks who held a press con prices rose 0.8 percent in Oc Vincent Sanzeri, an area manager WETHERSFl^lLD - The ference outside his office are tober, the biggest increase in six for Marshalls, noted the giftware major owner of the Bridgeport guilty of racism — the same months, reflecting dramatically section features quality imported jai alai fronton, A. Robert Zeff, charge blacks levelled at him. higher prices for farm goods and crystal and china at reasonabie says a state gaming com AUGUSTA, Maine - The 1978 model cars. prices. missioner, Lester Snyder, has NAACP has criticized the state DETROl'f':^ The National Bill Bellows, manager-trainee, cast '‘aspersions" on his reputa for its minority hiring record Highway Traffic Safety Ad pointed out that the domestic depart tion by saying he (Zeff) may and accused officials of dragging ministration has warned that ment includes all new merchandise, have tried to hide his true their feet in Affirmative Action, about two million Ford Motor featuring complete linen and bath profits. Meanwhile, the gaming the federal government program Co. vehicles may have transmis ensembles. panel has given up its quest to to combat discrimination. sion defects Rhyme Reed, store manager, said find out who really owns a strip CRANSTON, fi.I. - Six atten WASHINGTON - The CIA there are about 150 employees in the of land between Interstate 95 dants at the Rhode Island last year launched a $10 million new store. and the fronton. Institute of Mental Health have p la n — including three The $80,000 in renovations for the HARTFORD - In a either been suspended or assassination plots — against" store and the mall were completed precedent-setting ruling, arrested on charges ranging Jamaican Prime Minister > Robert Waldron of 230 New State Road, an employee, of by E.K. Associates, owners of the Superior Court Judge William from raping or assaulting Michael Manley, according to an Marshalls store hands shopping carts to shoppers as they enter building. Several other stores will oc Bieluch has cleared the way lor patients, to stealing food and article in Penthouse magazine. the new store which open^ in the Manchester Parkade this cupy the north section of the new mall when it is completed. a family to sue for damages on furniture from the state fiicility. The cia denied the story today. morning. (Herald photo by Pinto) PACE TWO-A - MANCHESTTO EVENING HERALD. Manchwter. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 3. 1877 Langers lead appeal S c o u t n e w s P e o p le ta lk Carter stands by Israel Cub Pack 152 shouting, "No, no” and "• for holiday sharing Cub Scout Pack 152 said. "We may be facing now the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Preildent Go home” - promptly gave Carter a presented Bobcat awards Calls it lilarkmail more than six months, and that cost Carter, Interrupted by three young opportunity for a permanent Middle standing ovaUon. to nine members of the When Jane Fonda took on big him $1 million in Income. New York hecklers, told the World Bast peace settlement in our Gloria and Joseph Langer of 93 Food Collection from Nov. 9 through Carter resumed his speech with the pack at its first meeting of business in a spewh Oct. 10 at Cen- Pulling her weight Jewish Congress that America will lifetime. We must not let it slip Carpenter Road have been named co- Nov. 12 at the former Nugent's store remark: "One of the basic humM the season at Bowers trai Michigan University, the school always stand by Israel but Palesti away.” chairman of this year's Seasonal near King's department store at the- Sherrie Clark had been a rights we cherish in this country is School. lost all financial aid from one of her nian rights must be respected for a Carter and the audience were Sharing Appeal. cheerleader. Now, she decided, she the right to speak," touching off Parkade. Receiving the awards targets — Dow Chemical. momentarily stunned as the three "nie annual appeal, designed to wanted to be a firefighter. To that true Middle Bast peace. another standing ovation. The collection center will be open were Peter Bernier, Miss Fonda calls that blackmail — young hecklers, wearing yarmulkM brighten the holiday season for end, the 20-year-old Dallas, Texas, In a balanced but frank speech He said the establishment of Nov. 9 through Nov. 11 from 11 a.m. Michael Koblect, Aaron and prayer shawls, rose and said, Manchester families in need, is again says the firm branded her "an college coed took up weight-lifting, Wednesday night, Carter criticized Israel) settlements on the West Bank to 8 p.m., and Nov. 12 from 11 a.m. to Gill, Michael avowed Communist sympathizer" in Israel for establishing settlements on , "Mr. President, what about all your being conducted by the Manchester 6 p.m. pressing 100 pounds in dally workouts violates international law and is a Sifodaskalakis, a letter to CMU President Harold the West Bank of the Jordan and the ' promises? Area Conference of Churches Needed are high protein non- for a month before taking the fire source of Arab concern about Israeli Christopher Maneri, Palestine Liberation Organization "We are leaving. You are stabbing iMACC). perishable foods such as instant Abel. department's physical ability test. intentions,” In turn, he said, the Matthew Sheridan, Dow president, Paul F. Oreffice It worked. She passed it to become for refusing to recognize Israel’s Israel In the back,” they shouted PLO’s refusal to recognize Israel w The Seasonal Sharing program in milk, peanut butter, puddings, says his company objects to payment right to exist. before walking from the room volun cludes providing Thanksgiving food Kenneth Melluzzo, Jeff the city's first woman fire cadet. iU resort to terrorism “provides cereals, pastas, and canned meats Mann. Jeffrey Lampson, of a $3,500 speakers' fee to "someone About 60 other candidates failed. "We are proud to be Israel’s firm tarily. ’The president flushed and Israelis with tangible evidence that baskets for families in need and hot and fish. Also needed are canned advocating tbe overthrow of our friend and closest partner — and we look^ away. Thanksgiving dinners to shut-ins. Jeffrey Hazzard and Scott their worst fears may In fact be fruits and fruit juices and canned Liscomb. country." Mower power shall stand by Israel always,’’ Carter The audience — with many At Christmas, it hopes to be able to justified.” custards particularly for the elderly. The Webelos Den con Mrs. Delmar Miller and her son, provide food boxes, new toys for Perry's patella Funds are also needed to buy ducted the opening Donnie Payton, are traveling from children from its Toys for Joy hams, potatoes and fresh fruit for the A Superior Court jury ip Burbank. their home in Osteen, Fla., to Center, ceremony, and Den 2, the program, hot Christmas meals for food baskets. Calif., has decided Perry Como's Ky. — on a lawn mower. closing ceremony. shut-ins, clothing and shoes primari New and good-as-new toys and knee is worth $257,509. It's the sort of mower one rides, Third life form suggested Members of each den ly for children and Christmas gifts blankets plus Christmas gifts for con NBC and Pasetta Productions Inc. but it only goes 5 m.p.h., so Mrs, - ______..... chemical t _I ..•Altitinnevolution atat tlthe Unlverelty told about the stales they WASHINGTON (UPI) - An key step in tracing the evolution of for convalescent home residents and valescent home residents and shut- were ordered to pay him that much Miller figures the 800-mile journey of Maryland.“ It’s a very exciting had studied for the theme Illinois research team suggests tiny humans and bacteria alike to a shut-ins. lor injuries suffered in 1972 when he ins may also be left for the Seasonal of the month, "Discover will take lIVi days. organisms which cannot stand theoretical common ancestor dating development.” A new facet of the program this fell from a stage while taping "Perry And why ride a lawn mower from A research team directed by Dr. Sharing Appeal during the collection America." oxygen may be a previously un back perhaps more than 4 billion year is for volunteers to "Adopt-a- Como's Winter Show" for the Florida to Kentucky? For immortali hours. A dessert raffle was con recognized third form of life with a years. Carl Woese of the University of Family" for Christmas giving. network. ty — in the Guineas Book of Records, Volunteers are needed to staff the ducted lo earn money for genetic heritage making them the "This fits in very beautifully with Illinois reported To provide Thanksgiving and collection center, and those in Como, who suffered a compound of course. micro^irganisms might be living the pack. One boy from oldest known type of life on Barth., the idea that life began in non- Christmas baskets for those in need, terested in working on the project fracture of the left knee in the fall, relics that survived the passage or each den helped their Perrv Como Glimpses If confirmed by further research, oxygenic conditions,” sad Dr. Cyril the' Manchester Parkade Merchants may call Mrs. Langer, 646-6614 or the where famous brand names cost less' says he was unable to perform for time from a primeval origin. mothers make the desserts A couple of Aussies got together the discovery would give scientists a Ponnamperuma, an authority on Association and radio station WINF MACC office, 649-2093. Mrs. Gloria Langer backstage at New York's Theater are joining MACC in a Thanksgiving for the raffle. MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD The pack also attended Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Four when Helen Reddy visited Spencer St. (Silver Lane) & Hlllstown Rd. Barry Humphries, who is starring to the football game between ‘Don’t get kidnapped’ the University of Connec rave reviews in "Housewife, Oth«r ktcxtlonx throughout Connuctlcut ticut and the University of Superstar " ... Carl Reiner is in New Candidate scores incumbent SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) - parents' custody pending further Early school end possible Massachusetts at Storrs. A Div. of The Felaway Corp. Patricia Hearst, whose 1976 convic appeal. York to promote the Warner Bros, Thomas Connors, a Democratic combined shortfall of $680,000. asked about the need for sidewalks film "Oh, God" in which he has a tion for bank robbery was upheld by a After Wednesday's decision. Miss government and the law, consumer candidate for the Manchester Board Connors pointed out that the near the Spencer St. elderly housing federal appeals court, says ber Hearst telephoned reporter cameo role ... Sean Connery has HARTFORD (UPI) - The sUte Level Survey.” of Directors, has criticized Carl reports do not include possible gains Youths between 16 and 18 would economics and community. project that is under construction. experiences have taught her one Lindwood Day of the San Mateo joined Natalie Wood, Henry Fonda, Board of Education Wednesday ap Zinsser, a Republican incumbent in revenues, "The Republican incumbent has Trevor Howard and Karl Malden in proved a proposal allowing students need parental approval to take the resources. WEEKEND SPECIAL thing: Don't get kidnapped. (Calif.) Times, whom she has con Shedd said the tests would ’attest seeking re-election, for his "Any bookkeeper would use both refused to vote on the budget, claims Hollywood to begin the new AIP- to leave school at the age of 16 with a exams, according to EMucation Com The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of tacted on other occasions, and said: to a person's ability to cope with the statements on the budget. sides of the ledger while even the dire escalating and de-escalating PLAZA DEPT. STORE Appeals ruled Wednesday there was Warner Bros, film "M eteor" ... competency certificate called a missioner Mark Shedd. Connors, who did not refer to self-proclaimed fiscal policy expert deficits depending on the day of the SWEETHEMT ROSES * 2 .7 9 (Wz Have A Notion To Ftaato) "Everything that occurred in 1974 Anita Bryant, outspoken opponent of “State High School Diploma.” The special diploma resulted from system.” Next to Frank’s Suparmatkal no error in the two-month trial of was the result of my being kid The program could be under way Zinsser by name in his statement, would know that predictions based on week, would return Revenue Sharing gay rights, cut short a visit to New • The program, approved with one a year study aimed at expanding op CAZH 6 CARRY East MMdia Tpka., Maneiiaalar Miss Hearst, who was found guilty napped. Justice demantis recognition next September only if the GED referred to the director (Zinsser| selected variables are at best funds and at the same time build and sentenced to seven years in York City Wednesday and canceled a dissenting vote, may be under way as tions available to high school of that fact. testing time is reduced front 10 hours who had asked for reports on simplistic." he said. sidewalks for the elderly, " he said. OPEN prison for her part in the bank press conference, saying her life had early as September 1978, if the board dropouts, adults without regular THURS, and the revised test is acceptable to problem budget areas. He said that the Democratic Voters have a clear choice, Con robbery 10 weeks after she was kid been threatened by people opposed to approves proposed revisions in stan diplomas and those who want to TtU 8 P.M GLOVES, MTTENS "1 am extremely disappointed that the state Department of Education. A report from Town Manager record for the past six years shows nors said. "Continuation of prudent napped by the Symbionese Liberation her stand ... Prince Felipe de Borbon dardized tests. leave school early with their cer the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals was Board member Herbert Duke of Robert Weiss said that the town no budget deficits. The last such government by electing the Army, y Grecia got a promotion Wednesday The diploma would be awarded to tificate in hand. might face a deficit as large as $1 deficit belonged to a Republican- Democratic slate or returning to of SUPPER SOCKS, WARM HATS incapable of rendering a truly just The two tests will measure Windsor opposed the plan, saying it H'l K. CKNTER ST. Miss Hearst, who has been free in in ceremonies proclaiming him anyone 16 or older who can pass the million. Later, a report from Con majority board, he said. fice an incumbent who proves to be a decision. The lesson to be learned academic achievement and would only "put more teen-agers into FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FMIUIV $1.2 million bail since November Prince of Asturias — the title that "(Jeneral Educational Development troller Thomas Moore said that trou He called Zinsser's remarks about Monday morning quarterback," he ftl9-.">268 from my experiences so far is: Don't Test and the Adult Performance knowledge of health, occupations. the street." 1976, will be allowed to remain in her get kidnapped. " makes him heir to the Spanish throne ble areas in the budget could have a a budget deficit a "red herring." said now occupied by his father,- King Connors also said that Zinssar has Juan Carlos 1. 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Raymond F Robinson. Edilor-Publishar Harold E Turkington. Managing Editor The morning stars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star is Mercury. BusIneM O p in io n Those born on this date are under ■11111111111 the sign of Scorpio. American poet William Cullen Crockett gets CPCU ^ Deli Department Specials ^ Bryant was born Nov. 3, 1794. ' CHOICEST MEATS ^ On this day in history; MUCKE'S BOLOQNA, LUNCHEON, OLO FASH $ ^ 3 9 Vote ‘Yes’ on questions In 1783, American independence an Thomas P. Crockett of Crockett Agency Inc., 244 Main St., was awarded the professional insurance designation. IN TOWN^^^^ LOAVES established fact after the U8DA CHOICE BONELESS $ | 2 9 • Improvements of Vernon Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) at There will be two referen Revolutionary War, Congress national conferment ceremonies in San Francisco Oct. 3. ALMAR ‘$ 9 0 9 dum questions on the voting Street and West Vernon Street ordered the Continental Army The CPCU designation was awarded by the American BLADE STEAK ■ machines Tuesday. from Lydall Street to the Ver demobilized. Institute for Property and Liability Underwriters. CORNEO BEEF Each deserves your “yes” non line; $780,000. In 1917, Americans at home Crockett has been an insurance agent since 1972. He USOA CHOICE (TIP) $ 1 3 9 • Renovations to the Adams learned of the first World War 1 and his family live at 35 Jensen St. SWEET LIFE ‘$ ^ 3 9 vote. deaths of U S. soldiers fighting in Street bridge and the street SIRLOIN ROAST ■ Question I says this: “For an Nancy, France. ,lb. pkg. appropriation of $1,286,000 for from the bridge to New State in 1964, Lyndon Johnson was Manchester public records USOA CHOICE FACE $149 construction of sanitary Road; $605,000. elected president by the largest NEPCO sewers." The town’s cost of the $3,- "Well, we’ve won, sort of." majority in history to that date, RUMP ROAST » ■ LDAISY ROLL .lb . Those sewer tines would ser 340,000 project will be $1,002^- defeating Republican Sen. Barry Warranty deeds 000. Other necessary funds now Goldwater. Richard Armstrong to Daniel F. Reale, trustee for USOA CHOICE vice the Bryan Farms area. In 1976, former Georgia Gov.. are for preliminary Daniel F. Reale Realtors ProfitSharlng Plan, property on The town has received a James Earl Carter Jr. was elected as Duval Street, $9.90 conveyance tax. SANDWICH 111111111111 federal grant that wilt pay for engineering and right of way Women mix gas and alcohol the 39th U S. president, defeating Marcel E. Allard and Ruby T. Allard to Raymond P. most of the cost; the town’s work before reimbursement. Republican incumbent Gerald Ford Dubois and Louise K. Dubois, both of Glastonbury, STEAKS(RD) share would be $315,000 and The Main Street project in by a thin margin. property at 12 and 14 Jackson St., $60,500. By LISA SHEPARD pollutants, and can go right into the and further studies. Herman M. Frechette, Albert R. Martin and Gerald P. FISH DEPARTMENT that would be recovered cludes repaving, some im “If Montana can’t get a pilot plant Rothman to Daniel J. Soucy and Joyce N. Soucy, property Featuring This Week Scripps League gas tank without engine adjustments. A thought for the day: American through assessments to those provements to storm drains, that way, we’ll swing it some way,” at 50 Glenwood St., $38,900. Newspapers “’The beauty of ethanol is that it novelist Dorothy Canfield Fisher street lighting, sidewalk vowed Mrs. Torgenson. “We’re Ronald L. Hall and Rose H. Hall to Joseph R. Ouellette property owners served by the WASHINGTON — Seventy-eight can be made from anything that said, “A mother is not a person to determined to have one.” and Carlene C. Ouellette, both of East Hartford, property line. repairs and some sidewalk Montanans with an organization ferments,” said Mrs. Torgenson. lean on, but a person to make leaning ’The idea of ethanol is gaining pop at 66 Briarwood Drive, $^,000. LOVITTS The sewer project will go replacement. cailed Women Involved in Farm “New Yorkers could use their gar unnecessary." ularity on Capitol Hill, as more con Joseph L. Romak and Marion F. Romak to James J. We need to know more about Ek;onomics (WIFE) rolled into town bage, lowans their com, Hawaiians Mock Fillet ^ 7 9 ahead no matter the outcome gressmen get on the bandwagon. Sullivan and Mary Patricia Sullivan, property on SHAVED VEAL the other day in pickups, vans and their sugar beets and Montanans Redwood Road, $48,000. of the vote. But a “yes” vote the planning designs for The Eight bills calling for grain alcohol PRICE OF THE FARMS cars propelled by a mixture flf 10 per their wheat to produce automobile Vintage Homes Inc., East Hartford, to Alfred J. allows the town to ease the, Center, but almost anything fuel. Even damaged crops can be development or tax incentives for ( Thought ) cent alcohol, called “ethanol,” and 90 Cavallo and Maureen M. Cavallo, property on Debbie cash-flow process; otherwise, will be an improvement over commercial development have been TURKEY BREAST percent gasoline. used, saving some of their value.” Drive, $86,900. introduced this session alone. (One of it would have to make the mess we have had there for The farm women — dressed in red In addition to offering one ap A special on crosses Quitclaim deeds them would allow farmers to grown payments from the budget and too long a time. because they’re operating in the red proach to the energy and surplus Recenlly a missionary from Africa Robert E. Duff Sr. to Barbara A. Duff, property on 3to6 Lobsters ^2.29 grain for ethanol on their set-aside Anyone traveling Vernon — drove some 2,000 miles, accom grain problems, the women with spoke at my church. Dr. Norman McKee Street, $7,000. * 1 . 0 9 wait for reimbursement Shirley M. MacLeod, Monroe, N.Y., to Joseph E. V lbs. panied by husbands and children, to WIFE point to the serious economic land.) Thomas, presently teaching at Yale, through the grant. Street knows how necessary ’The Senate Finance Committee MacLeod, property at 104 Richmond Drive, $2,000. situation generally facing farmers has spent most of his ministry in Question 2 says: “For an ap are the repairs planned there. urge the use of alcohol made from Certificate of attachment grains for auto fuel. today. recently voted to exempt gasoline- Zambia and other parts of Africa. He Curves would be straightened, alcohol blends from the four-cent per Elizabeth K. Gaulln against C!arol K. Wllmot and propriation of $1,560,000 for “We love being farmers,” said Pat “If we don’t find an industrial use began his sermon by talking about and the road needs surfacing. for our grains, family farming will gallon federal excise tax on other Leyton L. Wllmot, $12,000, property at 51 Division St. construction, reconstruction Torgenson of Lambert, Mont., who is ihe popularity of wearing crosses Building permits die,” Mrs. Torgenson told Scripps gasoline. and improvements of The Adams Street project the ethanol chairman for the state. today (Charles Ponticelli, tool shed at 382 Hackmatack St., League Newspapers. "With such in Opponents, notably those in the means straightening out the “We love what’s on top of the ground. Then he said. There's a special on $ 2 0 0 . highways." petroleum business, say alcohol fuel USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE RONELESS If we sell our land to coal companies, credibly high freight rates, low crosses m Africa this week. not Rizzo Pdols for Clinton Bragg, pool at 86 Dartmouth Those projects are: curve in the road and is too expensive and would give only then we’ll be gone.” market wheat prices, plus only crosses for wearing, but crosses for Road, $3,000. • Reconstruction of Main reconstructing the bridge. harvesting a crop every other year, one-half to two-thirds the power of Reps. Max Baucus, D-Mont., and bearing " 3-S Construction Inc., new home at 25 Sass Drive, $38,- Street from Charter Oak Street Vote “ y es” on both we can barely afford to farm gasoline. Other complaints are that it SHOULDER ROAST SHOULDER STEAK Floyd Fithian, D-Ind., were among What a profound statement! In our 000. anymore.” corrodes the gas tank and could to Ford Street; $1,375,000. questions. the congressmen who drove with the sheltered world, where freedom is Peter White, chimney and stove at 49 Buckland St., Montana, along with Nebraska, cause vapor lock. $425. • Reconstruction of The alcohol fuel-backers from the Lin taken for granted, have we forgotten “Regardless of the criticisms or Russell E. Miller for Mrs. H. Kohls, roof repair at 34 Center; $580,000. coln Monument to the steps of the Florida, Maryland and Indiana, is the real meaning of the cross? The popular beliefs,” said Sen. Lee Met Cooper St., $500. Capitol, where a rally was held. vying for federal funds allocated in humility and suffering it implied? LONDON the 1977 farm law for pilot plants to calf (D-Mont.), “these Montana Susan K. Stoppelman for Temple Beth Sholom, tool Alcohol proponents claim their fuel The persecution’’ produce ethanol. ’The law includes women have shown that gas and shed at 400 East Middle Turnpike, $300. SONELESS BROIL M.39. gives better mileage, emits fewer This quote from a current Fava’s Building Wreckers for Samuel H. Chorchesj, 80 almost $84 million for such projects alcohol will mix.” devotional speaks to our condition — Oakland St., demolition of home at 56 Oakland St., $1,350. w e want to be respectably religious James Bousfield for John Hahn, roof repair at 71 Bell Aiding crime victims but shy away from a commitment to St., $800. We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family justice and compassion ' Nutmeg Home Improvements forWayne and Margaret Having waged war for years It also would be wiser, when Are we cross-wearers or cross- Huot, aluminum siding at 384 Woodland St., $2,995. Butcher Service... bearers’’ Do we heed the call of Manchester Jaycees for First Hartford Realty Corp., Serve Your Family! against criminals, the country possible, to require restitution Letter to the President interior alterations at 400 West Middle Turnpike, $1,000. Christ to pick up your cross and now seems equally determined by the criminal himself rather J.A. McCarthy Inc., new home at 74 Ledgecrest Vance. Lord knows he’s trying as living room trying out new menus. STOK HOWS: to do something for the victims than shift the financial burden By ANTHONY RIPLEY lollow me." to "bear one another's Terrace, $35,000. Dear Jimmy: hard as bg can. But there is a lot to I think you have been handling the burdens’’ " Gustave E. Swanson, alterations at 131 St. John St., $2,- of violent crime. to the taxpayers, who have Sorry I haven’t written for a while, Panama Canal okay. It’s a funny do. May the cries of love and justice, 000. Mm . L Tues. 'H SM 317 Highland S t At least 20 states, including plenty of o^er bills to pay. but the wife’s been worrying over the First, he had to convince the State thing. A couple of years ago, the the cries of the poor, the hungry, the Manafort Bros. Inc. for the Town of Manchester, California, Kentucky, Ohio, However they’re carried out, budget and it’s taken all I had just to Department that human rights were canal was as controversial as Kool- lonely, the oppressed reach our ears demolition of West Side Rec., $8,000. Wei, Thurs., I Fri til 930 Pennsylvania and Tennessee, though, programs for aiding keep the dog and the kids out of the important. ’That’s a whole new set of Ald. Now it’s the big burrito. and our hearts. Let us be cross- David A. Burnett for Daniel J. Pinto, addition at 85 MMCHESTER compensate crime victims for crime victims have obvious way. When she gets down into the instructions. Even conservatives are mixed up. bearers for there are unending Bretton Road, $8,000. Sat I Smday budget, we just try to hide out Under Kennedy and Johnson it was ’Those two columnists, Buckley and Ttiomas P. Ralmondo, enclose porch at 35 Battista the injuries they suffer or the merit and should be en numbers o f. crosses we can help ’tit 3 0 m o n i s m CONN. somewhere where we can’t be seen. “which side are you on? Reds or good Kilpatrick, kind of like the treaty carrv Road. $500. income they lose. couraged. Many victims are Alan and Joan Bedell, wood stove at 89 Branford St., You know how it is with budget direc guys?” from what I read. So they’ve got Submitted by More than 20 states — with $245. elderly people on limited in tors. The best Now it’s “we’ll only play with you trouble, right there in right-wing ci Elaine Holcomb Colorado being the prime comes. Others are so badly thing is to hide if you come from a good home.” ty- Connecticut Seamless Siding for James Foye, Church Women United aluminum siding at 44 Hilltop Drive, $3,000. b e h in d a He’s trying to change their ways Well, don’t fret too much about it. example — operate restitution hurt they’re unable to work for Clinton N. and Barbara A. Greene, wood stove and houseplant and Strom ’Thurmond and Ronnie Reagan programs in which convicted long periods of time. and that’s like trying to get a goat to chimney at 61 Dale Road, $400. hope you can sur criminals are required to pay One of the more effective sing opera. Cyrus has them singing are leading the charge against the Gaston Hebert Construction for Maurice Correnti, GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials vive. now but it sure sounds funny. treaty. A man can always profit from Yettardayt ] asphalt shingles at 233 Ferguson Road, $1,000. the people they’ve robbed or restitution programs is . . . . -, I tried to tell And then he had to deal with the a few well-chosen enemies. Ralph Saccuzzo, wood stove at 256 Green Road, $340. CAMPBELL’S r * 4 cheated aiong the way. operating in-Hamilton County, you when you Russians on the SALT. You shouldn’t Not much is doing out here in 23 yeariii ugo Alvin A. Skoog, chimney and two stoves at 27 Chalmers JUICY WHITE 8 S 9 9 « Just last month, the House of C^io, which includes the city of were running for have expected them to go for it the C!otorado. It looks like we may get A record high turnput is expected St., $430. TOMATO SOUP Representatives passed a bill Cincinnati. In that program, President that all those speeches first time through. Any she-bear will snow this winter, in which case we’ll lor tomorrow's election. Police to SWEET LIFE WHOLE BELGIAN r * 4 GRAPEFRUIT limit parking at polling places. that would reimburse states young criminals work (under about trust and truth and throwing tell you that you have to put up with a be putting in for blizzard relief. But FRESH the rascals out would come home to 10 years ago CAIHffTS for up to 25 percent of the first close supervision) in parks and little cuffing around before the old if it doesn’t snow much, there's roost. Well, it looks like the first man gets down to serious love- always drought relief to fall back on. Thomas F. Kelley. Manchester MOTTS NATURAL _ ^ ^ $25,000 they pay to victims of SPINACH 10oz. pkg. other public facilities and rascal was Burt Lance. It’ll help get making. Just remember one thing about old High School chemistry teacher for 42 violent crime. repay their victims with the your arm in shape. And to top it off, Cyrus feels a little Bert: Better him than you. years, the school's director of APPLESAUCE „ „ 5 9 * Given a choice, it would money they earn. I figure you’re sort of disappointed like the butler out in the kitchen with Hang in there and our best to the athletics and former long-time coach PFEIFFER CAESAR • RUSSINA • CRY ITAL MWW ^ FRESH seem preferable that the about the Secretary of State, Cyrus Andy Young and Big Zbig in the wife and kids and etc. of basketball and football, notifies This approach makes more the Board of Education that he wants RESSMGS...... 3 9 « federal government stay out of sense than simply tossing Rips. 12 oz. pkg. to retire Nov. 30. SWEET LIFE STEMS A PCS p * Hi the crime compensation youthful lawbreakers in jail, /f f p m m s / business except when federal where they can do little or usm ooM S ,„ 3 s * l FAMILY PACK crimes are involved. Most nothing to learn a trade or CARNATION HOT AM... m m m ' TOMATOES V/kIbe. crimes, after all, are covered repair the damage they’ve COCOA MX „ „ 8 9 * by state rather than federal done. The Brazilian Succession law. SUNMAID ■VA.k 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r e BY GLY G l (il.lO TTA tion of the press, among students and sudden and severe embarrassment. authorized any move lo name future RAISIIS...... 7 9 « ( side glances GIL FOX RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil lUPI) even in the regime itself." Geisel’s government has relaxed candidates " ALPO BEEF CHUNK M p * 4 — — — — — ~ With Coupon & | I With Coupon & I -- The generals of Brazil usually This denunciation, unprecedented the heavy censorship that muted the Electioneering in congress $7.50 Purchaie in 13 years of military rule in Brazil, DOG FOOD I $7,50 Purchase | manage to select the country’s next Brazilian press for years after the stopped. The Rio newspaper 0 Jornal BOUNTY immediately prompted speculation 1964 coup, and politicians, although I HOODS I president with a minimum of fuss do Brasil ran the headline "Succes DAVID C A U ..... Tbwn Dlractor that Frota was trying to provoke the they have little actual power, are far sion Debate Returns to Square One. " i t 9 FROZEN & DAIRY • JUMRO I OUEtlOUR ------5 and an outward show of unanimity. WILUAM DIANA Tbwn Dlractor I ICECREAM I But an unprecedented public con right wing and reimpose tight dic more ready to voice their opinions Frota’s successor. Gen. Fernando 1 TM >«O U « «.•••• = PETER DIRD8A, JR...... %wfi Dlnclof SARA LEE PUMPKIN I Ordinarily, protocol and fealty to Gen. Joao Batista Figueiredo. the enthusiastic public airing by a press public’s business. i i • 1 * * harry REMHORN C W M llbll ' 22W ox. 4 0 * I ■ 115 01. ■ chief of Brazil's National I LIMIT O N I army solidarity would dictate that and public fully conscious of their SEOWCKSTRAUQHAN CositiW # YOGDIIT • Box. cup* 4 **1 UM IT O N I Frota pass quietly into retirement, Intelligence Service who is widely new freedom of expression. i t VALID NOV. 1-NOV. • I ! VALID NOV. 1-NOV. I JOSEPH nVENtSON C anttoM t BIRDSEYE BA a HIGHLAND MANCHIITIN I HIGHLAND MANCHIITIN keeping his lips sealed and his touted as Geisel’s personal choicer Geisel. apparently realizing that opinions to him.self. But no matter who gets tapp^v-tfiSk Ihe publicity was fouling up the THIS AO VAio ran tv ------incident showed that the military'# Now you know TM MANCHMTM MMIIUCAN TOWM COWIIU M TASTWUES...... » ..5 9 « Instead, he delivered a 3,000-word secretive presidential selection OHAOUt M. MtAINZie. TMASUMH manifesto attacking Geisel and the carefully cultivated system of quiet process, cautioned soldier and Medieval England’i Cbrlitiani negotiation to pick a new president IO"(+ ' CllR">iM*
PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Nov. 3, 1977 Ml — Lm About town LTM charter member D to be heard on radio Center Congregational Church has Manchester (Composite Squadron two meetings scheduled for tonight of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Phil Burgess Sr., a charter ''The DemocratB have ^at 7:30 at the church. The hoard of tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the Main member of the Little Theatre of retained programg orograms suchaucn at Christian Education will meet In the Street Armory. Membership is open Manchester incorporated 18 years twice weekly refute collection Federation Room, and the propeny to all young people from Grade 7 ago, will be the guest on the Jean committee in the Robhins Room. through high school. Colbert Radio Show Monday at 10:15 and leaf pick-up while keeping a.m. on station WINF. the average yearly tax increate Lynn Bruer, intern at Enutnuel Al-Anon family groups will meet Burgess, who lives in Manchester, down to a the prior Lutheran Church, will lead a Bible tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Club, has acted and directed for various Republican rate. They have study and discussion group Friday at ira Norman St., and Friday at 10 theater groups in the Greater Hart 9:3Q a.m. in the church library. a.m. at South United Methodist ford area the past 25 years. He will ^ earned your continued tup- Church campus. The beginners group be seen in LTM’s next production, port. ” All residents of Mayfair Gardens will meet tonight at 7; 30, and Alateen "Cabaret,” to be presented Nov. 11, ... Steve Penny are Invited to play setback Friday at for the 12r to 20-year-old children of 12, 18 and 19 at East Catholic High 7:30 p.m. in ux)nin Hall. problem drinkers at 8 at the School in Manchester. Pathfinders Club. The family groups Phil Burgees Sr. It will be Burgess’s third musical. Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a are open to those affected by In "Cabaret,” he plays Herr Schultz, theocratic school and service someone with a drinking problem. a German Jew, who gets caught up in ‘PENNY MAKES SENSE’ meeting tonight 17:30 at 726 N. Main : ^ St. The staff and parish relations com mittee of South United Methodist for Manchester The stewardship committee of Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet the church. The board of trustees of Cub Scout news tonight at 7:30 at the church. the church will meet at the home of RETURN STEVE PENNY Mrs. Barbara Weinberg. Aims higher Pack 367 James Hoagland, Richard Houle, Arrow points went to Chris Town Director Christopher LaVigne, John Marchei, LaVigne, silver arrow for Wolf Hubert H. “Skip” Humphrey Cub Scout Pack 367 recently held AARP unit plant events its first fall meeting in the Martin David Marshall, Steven Remillard, badge; Richard Naab, gold arrow for VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 8 in, has served four years School cafeteria. The Webelos Den and Alex Santoro, one-year pins; Bear badge. John DeQuattro and Work continues on Vernon Street in the Minnesota Senate, set presented the colors and led the Eric Brown, Brian Harvey, Richard Brad Stern received Bobcat badges Fritnd* ol 8l«vt P«nny — NIcholit L«Im , Tr#ii. Manchester Green Chapter No. luncheon is included in the trip. his sights on Washington this Pledge of Allegiance. Naab. and Danny Senkow. two-year A candlelight ceremony to 2399, American Association of Reservations may be made by pins. Work continues on widening and straightening a northern tion with a seven-lot subdivision being built by the Joseph week, announcing as a can Cubmaster Geoff Naab started the welcome the new and prospective section of Vernon Street. The work is being done in connec- Swensson Jr. Construction Co. (Herald photo by Pinto) Retired Persons (AARP), will meet calling Anne and Alfred Steele, 643- meeting with some songs and games. Webelos scouts who earned activi Bobcats into the pack was didate for Congress. The son of Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in Fellowship 6039. Den 2 led by Noella Remillard dis ty badges were Eric Brown, Brian presented by parents George Hall of Community Baptist Church, The chapter will bold a fall sale on a Minnesota political hero, the played carved Jack-o-lanterns. Harvey, Kenneth Lowry, David Beauregard, Joe LaVigne, Bob 58S E. Center St. Saturday, Nov. 19, at the church 3S-year-old state senator said Service pins were presented to Marshall, Richard Naab. Jeff O'Con Brown, and Walt Senkow. The Cable TV will show Mrs. Bvl Joe-Cannon of Bolton will Fellowship Hall. Lillian Juneau and he was anxious to take on Rep. Robert Chaloux, Mark Cusson, nor, Alex Santoro, and Danny meeting closed with the singing of be the guest speaker. She will talk Doris Audet will tend the crafts able. Senkow. "Taps." town’s best, worst Bill Frenzel, R-Minn., the about the folk costiimes of Estonia. Other booth attendants are Eileen veteran incumbent, in a dis The chapter will sponsor a trip on Clark, plants; Chic Olmstead, baked Two videotaped programs entitled "The Best and trict with a strong Republican Tuesday, Nov. 15, to Old Mystic goods, and Betty Jesanls, white Originally in ancient Greece Worst of Manchester" will be shown today and Friday on tradition. (UPI photo) Village and Mystic Aquarium. The elephant items. an idiot was a private person Greater Hartford CATV's public access Channels 13 and bus leave at 8:30 a.m. from the Raffle tickets for a hand knitted not engaged in any public of 21 parking area of Community Baptist afghan will be available at the fice. 'flia term has come to ★ Jay April and Kate Deere, two independent video ar Church and will arrive back in chapter meeting or by calling Mrs. mean an ignorant, uneducated and uninformed person. JOHN FITZPATRICK ★ tists from Manchester, produced the tapes as a public Manchester about 6 p.m. A buffet Juneau, 643-0561. service to stimulate the development of public access ★ community television. ★ Local residents will be interviewed on a variety of “a blue collar man lor town director” issues affecting Manchester, including youth problems, ★ schools, water quality and police harassment. ★ ■Rarely, if ever, does commercial television go out ★ into the street to talk to folks at length about what they want to talk about. Video and public access channels on 40-Channel CB For ★ cable television have made it possible for people to really \b u r roots ★ move toward participatory television, " April said. ★
★ _. Under $50. ★ ★ Another bridge due ★ ★ WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. (UPl) - State Transportation Commissioner William Hennessy says New York may ★ have to build another bridge across the Hudson River. arcatSBM ★ ■'The Tappan Zee (Bridge) is not sufficient to handle JOHN FITZPATRICK ★ the traffic we already have," Hennessy said. ‘Something ★ is going to have to be done to relieve the congestion that's already beginning to pile up on the Tappan Zee. " ■ek-i,) “My Kind Of Politics Is Basic. . . . ★ Hennessy said traffic will increase when New Jersey People Working for People." ★ finishes a portion of Interstate 287 to connect Interstate 80 with the New York Thruway at Suffern. EXPERIENCED ★ A second state-run Hudson span would not be con SINCERE 4- structed for 5 t o ^ years but it is being considered, he PRACTICAL said. LsUyeltc * ELECT THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM So is the beautiful * them flourish. 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PA G E TEN-A - M A N C H ESTER E V E N IN G H ERA LD . Manchester. Conn., Thurg.. Nov. 3, 1977 Taylor- Twomey 'I ( in tiw Mr^ce Mulligan-Costa M enus Catharine Twomey of Mancjiester and Jeffrey Pease T TayhMT of Kennebunk Beach, Maine, were married Oct. 29 Spec. 4 Kathleen E. Geer, daughter of Mrs. Marguerite at St. Maiy’a Church in Mancheiter. Geer of 9 Brandy St., Bolton, recently was named Soldier Clarissa M. Costa of East Hartford and Carl F. Elderly School The M ae ii the daughter of and Mrs. Irving of the Month for the U. S. Army Communications Com Mulligan of Middletown were married Oct. 8 at St. John's Menus which will be served Nov. 7-11 at Mayfair and Cafeteria menus which will be served Nov. 7-1 Twomey of 167 Porter St. The bridegroom li the son of mand Agency, at Ft. Clayton, Panama Canal Zone. H i c U e t i Church in East Hartford. WesthiU Gardena to Manchester residents over 60 are as Manchester public schools are as follows: Mr. and Mra. Harlan Taylor of Kennebunk Beach. She was selected for her knowledge of military sub The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Geraldine R. Costa of Monday; Hamburg patty on roll, poUto sticks, buttw Dr. Alan Broadhead of St. Mary’s Church performed jects and current eventa, outstanding military bearing, East Hartford and William T. Costa of Ellington. The follows: o c t C\} Monday: Pot roasted veal sllcea with tomato-vegetable peas and carrots, milk, mixed fruit, , , the double-ring ceremony. The church was decorated sound technical knowledge of her job, fidelity and perfor bridegroom is the son of Mr. snd Mrs. George Mulligan of mance of assigned duties. au Jus, whipped potatoes, buttered spinach, cheese apple Tuesday: Baked meatloaf, parslled potatoes, whole with fall floweri. Phillip Stock of West Hartford was ”5 ’c.VVo v t ~ 0p f, ■ i mm — — *i«i— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Nov. 3, 1977 — I'AGp; PTVE-H PAGE FO U R-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 3, 1977 If you have McCoy hits Democrats on taxing, sewer funds news for area Vernon\T__ ___— V ...... to question 4kAthe Affii^iannvefficiency 'find and SStreet, t r e e t. TTrout ro u t StiStream Drive, Frazier works magic . bill for automobile taxes which suffered from the so-called ‘open ’Tumblebrook Drive and Deerfield townsf calls required payment in full. Before that timeliness of the Benoit ad A two-part statement issued by government’ indecision and lack of Drive areas didn’t have complete in the taxes could be paid in two in ministrations’ application for federal Andover Frank McCoy, Republican candidate action.” form ation as of that date and and state funds for sewer projects,” Donna Holland ...... 6464375 for Mayor of Vernon, chastizes the stallments. McCoy speculated that the therefore wasn’t considered for fun- present Democratic administration McCoy said new legislation Democratic administration will McCoy said. Bolton as Cavs edge Celtics He said that during his six years in for the manner in which automobile allowed the towns to choose whether probably ask to be excused for hfcCoy said another application for Donna Holland — ...6464375 taxes and federal and state funds for the payments should be in one lump their "inaction and indecision by office he constantly b attM with D EP to try to obtain funding for areas off Route 30, was com plet^ in Coventry sewer projects were handled. sum or in two installments. He said some self-serving statement by the BOSTON (U PI) - They were situation by missing the first free "Maxwell proyided tha spark," lateral sewers but was never able to time and the project was funded for Claire Connelly — .. .7424202 McCoy, who served three terms as the public act became effective June mayor or his alter-egos.” good and they were bad but throw. After you miss a first shot like said Boston Coach Tom Heinsohn. convince DEP officials to fund them $720,000 for the laterals. "The town mayor, is running against the incum 6 but it was a much-discussed su b j^ t He said this is one situation which Ellington that, you have to do some soul "He got us back in the game but we and so the property owners had to had no right to gamble with the Walt Frazier saved them from bent mayor, Democrat Thomas and the legislation had been pending he can promise to rectify by in Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 searching. You have to concentrate, still were playing in fits and starts. pay the majority of the per foot cost. property owners’ opportunity to save being ugly in the end. Benoit. for several weeks before that. itiating the payment of two in concentrate. If I had missed that se For three quarters we certainly McCoy said that last January the three-fourths or more of his sewer Hebron McCoy said that "one of the many “Certainly, if such a strong line of stallments. “They” were the Cleveland cond shot, I would have known I assessment,” he said. Karen Blskupiak .. ...2284496 didn't play the best basketball in the instances in which the Benoit ad communication and eternal alertness He cited as another example of D EP had $155 million unspent in Cavaliers, who had a 21-point lead choked," The former mayor said these world, " ministration failed miserably to take existed between Mayor Benoit and “inaction, indecision, and inefficien sewer construction funds and then South Windsor with eight minutes to play but had to Frazier, aided by Bingo Smith's six projects should have been combined The Celtics jumped to a 9-3 lead (State) Representative (Chester) cy of the Benoit administration,the announced the policy change that Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 depend on the newly acquired action on behalf of the taxpayers of into one application so that all points down the stretch, kept the before they started "playing in Morgan, the town should have been loss of funding for lateral sewer lines made lateral sewer lines eligible for Frazier to save them in the last Vernon is in the matter of the single property owners would feel they Tolland Cavaliers from choking and helped neutral," according to Heinsohn. The payment of the motor vehicle per fully prepared to take action so as to on several streets. the federal funds. Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 minute of a 104-101 victory over the them to their fifth win in eight Cavaliers scored six straight points He said the deadline for were being treated equally. He said sonal property tax.” benefit the taxpayers,” McCoy said. “Recent discussions with state Boston Celtics. games. The Celtics are 1-7 and have at the end of the period on baskets by applications was June 1 and one of he believes that the lateral sewers in Vernon He said last July motor vehicle He said the Town Council was later Department of Environmental The Celtics, woeful in scoring 37 lost three games in a row. ^ Frazier, Walker (11 points) and John Vernon’s applications for lateral all of these areas might have been Barbara Richmond ...643-2711 points over the first half and 21 points owners received, without warning, a told that it was too late to take any Protection (DEP) officials leads me “it's early in the season, though Lambert (15) to take a 24-20 lead. sewers in the Wells Road.Taylor funded. more after three quarters, netted 43 action and “thus the poor taxpayer and the Celtics are going to be a good The advantage swelled to 46-37 at points in the final period, Boston's club because they've got a lot of halftime as Boston netted only 17 last gasp came in the final three Absentee talent, " said Smith, who finished points in the second period and minutes when rookie Cedric “Corn- with 16 points. "The thing with the bulged to 19 points, 77-58, after three deadline bread" Maxwell scored the last four Celtics is that they're a running team quarters. of his career-high 15 points to pull the and once they get it going they start Maxwell. Jo Jo White (20), Dave is Nov. 7 Celtics to within two points, 100-98, scoring four and six points at a time Cowens (17 points), and Dave Bing Vernon with 15 seconds to play. and keep coming back and coming (12) brought the Celtics back into the ANNVERSARY But Frazier, acquired from the Manchester harriers ready for big test back. So when you think you're up by game but could not complete the The deadline for New York Knicks just before the 20, you look at the scoreboard and comeback applying for absentee Manchester High will seek the State LL cross country title Friday. Squad members, stan season, made the second of two free find out you're only up by two." I had the same combination of ballots is Nov. 7,the day ding, (1. to R.) John Lahda, Ed Lemieux, Jim Balogh, Bob Tanner, Dave Timbrell, Joe Gr- throws to give Cleveland a three- The Cayaliers let the game slip players in there in the fourth quarter before election. point lead with 12 seconds to play. Jo zymkowski, Bob Michaud, Matt Schmid, Joe Neubelt, Doug Meek, Roy Gallant, Paul John away in the fourth period when they and I stayed with them too long." Applications must be Jo White and Charlie Scott hit son. Kneeling, Coach George Suitor, Dave Locke, Carl Kjellson, Wes Fedorchak. i Herald abandoned the effectiye pattern said Cavaliers Coach Bill Fitch. "But returned through the mail photo by Dunn) baskets around a three-point play by offense, which had giyen them in this was the second game in two so they will be received at SPECIAL SALE! Foots Walker in the elongat^ final creasing large leads at the end of nights and we have to play a rested the post office on Union 10 seconds of play. each quarter, and tried to scramble ■ Milwaukee team tomorrow (tonight Street. Rockville, by elec Championship Friday Frazier, who led both teams with with the fast-breaking Celtics. at Cleveland), so I was trying to keep tion day. 22 points, said “that’s the type of team Maxwell, a 6-foot-9 first-round pick in a case where an elec Misses’& Women’s that (n mind and rest some of the Sports slate we are. We've done that a number of from Uniyersity of North Carolina at tor applies personally for guys." Half Size limes this year. " Charlotte, entered the game with two an absentee ballot it can be The Cellics, playing their lirst Polyester No, If not No, 2 spot "But I'm glad I got the ball near minutes left in the third period. He completed and returned at Thursday home game Wednesday after six the end because that's why they scored 15 points oyer the final 14 road contsls. host the Denver the same time. Pant Suits CROSS COUNTRY traded for me, I guess,” Frazier minutes to ignite the Boston com- Nuggets Friday night. The town clerk, in addi Manchester girls at Class ^aid. "Then I put myself in a bad nhacV tion to regular business goal with harriers LL Meet (Rockledge CC) hours, will have his office GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Our Reg. 10.99 By <» open Saturday, Nov. 5, LEN AU8TER Manchester at East Solid tone pants with from 9:30 a m. to 11 a m., variations on tops such Herald SporUwriter Catholic, 3s 15 as stripes, mock twins Friday Last nighVs NBA games solely for issuing the button front cardigans "W e’re not going to be satisfied being No. 2,’’ Manchester absentee ballots. some with sell belts High boys’ cross country coach George Suitor said with fire in SOCCER tiling sports Sues 1018 16';-22 Fermi at Manchester, .4ARP events his eyes Tuesday morning. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Buffalo The Lakers took the lead for good complete the Indians' seven-man 3 : 3 0 The Vernon Area Sheer Suitor, after coming oh so close in Braves defeated the Denver with 1:48 remaning when Jamaal contingent. Johnson ran extremely CROSS COUNTRY Soccer Chapter of American Knee*Hi '76, fiercely wants to capture the 1977 Nuggets. 104-100. the Chicago Bulls Wilkes was credited with a basliet well in the sectional while Timbrell Manehester at Class LL Coming off a nine-goal perlor- Association of Retired Per state Q ass LL championship. That shaded the Philadelphia 76ers, 103- when New York center George John Hosiery and Lahda at times have shown what Meet (Timberlin), 1:45 mance. Illing Jr High's varsity sons (AARP) will meet opportunity comes Friday afternoon 102. the Atlanta Hawks beat the son grabbed the net. they can do. East Catholic at Class L soccer team couldn't find the net and Nov. 14 at 1:30 p.m. at the at Timberlin Golf Course in Berlin at Detroit Pistons, 102-89, the Los >onics lot), I’accr:, 104 "The hay is in the bam, now we Meet (Timberlin), 3:45 bowed. 3-0, to Kosciusko of Enfield Rockville United Angeles Lakers topped the New York John Johnson s jumper with 21 1:45. have to go out and run Friday. If we GIRLS SWIMMING yesterday at llling. Methodist Church, Grove . The Silk Towners qualified for the Nets, 107-102, the Seattle SuperSonics seconds left in overtime lifted the run to our potential, then I feel we’re Windham at Manchester, The Rams now sport a 6-3-2 ledger Street. state meet by winning the Elastem downed the Indiana Pacers, 106-104, Sonics to their win over the Pacers at going to win,” Suitor anticipates. 3:3 0 while the win was Kosciusko's first The guest speaker will be Sectionals with a point total of 79. and the Kansas City Kings scored a Indianapolis. Gus Williams led the East Catholic also will be at GIRLS VOLLEYBALL after 11 losses Commander William The result of the Western Sectional 104-102 victory over the New Orleans Seattle offense with 27 points while Timberlin Friday. The Eagles will Bulkeley at East Ratchford of the State drew concern from Suitor. Holy Jazz, in other NBA games last night. John Williamson had 36 for Indiana run-in the Class L Division race, Catholic, 3:15 Field hockey Department on Aging. Cross of Waterbury took it with a Brutes 104, NiiggriK 100 King- 1 0 1, Jazz. 102 slated for a 3:45 start. Coach Jack Saturday tilings field hockey team A trip to Hammond Cas total of 45 points, finishing 53 points Randy Smith scored 32 points and Lucius Allen hit a 15-toot jump shot Hull’s crew made it to the state meet FOOTBALL deadlocked Suffleld's jayvees. 2-2. tle, Rockport, Mass., is better than its closest pursuer. Swen Nater tallied five ol his 14 with one second left in the game, N by taking eighth and last qualifying Manchester at Enfield, yesterday planned for Nov. 16 and a " I ’m not sure bow good Holy Cross points during a key second-period giving the Kings a victory that place at the Eastern Sectional. 1:30 Laura Potter and Donna Rock defensive driving course is,” Suitor admitted, ”I didn’t expect spurt, which enabled the Braves to snapped the Jazz' five-game winning "I figure this is a B-l- team when Fermi at East Hartford scored tor Illing and .Andrea Brown will be given Nov. 15 and 17 them to win by that much. After that overcome a 16-point deficit and break streak Pete Maravich scored 33 compared to the rest of the state, all Penney at Windham and Janet Locke were standouts, at the Methodist Church you have to rate them the favorite. a four-game losing streak. Rookie points tor .New Orleans starting at 9:30 a.m. To classes,” Hull offered. The first-year Windsor Locks at Anthony Roberts led the Nuggets tiling is now 5-3-2 2 0 % O F F " I don’t like being the favorite,” he coach added bis team didn’t par Rockville register contact Elmer Our Regular Low Prices On added. with 20 points ticularly care for the hilly 3.1 mile South Windsor at Wind- Martin. Senior Wes Fedorchak, junior Ed Btillh 103, Thers 102 sectional layout. The Tolland County Lemieux and senior Dave Locke ran Artis Gilmore's 30 points, which in Distinguished award PLAYTEX The team’s preference for Bennet ties Chapter of AARP 1241 will Men’s Down Filled Jackets cluded two that put the Bulls ahead to including the NEW well at the sectional, gamering se smoother terrain will be answered as SOUTH BEND, Ind. 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Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 3. 1977 - I’AGK SKVEN-H PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M^chester, Conn., Thura., Nov. 3. 1977 Red Sox sale indefinitely Jackson shared gift BOSTON (UPI) - The subject to approval of the AL, has proposed sale of the Boston come in for much criticism in the with Yankees’ owner Red Sox has been delayed in past week. E a rl Y o s t definitely. Herald sports In the past week numerous news NEW YORK (UPI) - asking George Steinbrenner about stories have cast doubt on the finan Executors of the estate of the late last year’s draft, from which the Sports Editor THURSDAY, NOV. 3. 1977 cial sUbility of the groupnuibwn of- George Steinbrenner was still owner ’Thomas Yawkey asked the sound asleep when the phone in Yankees originally selected Jackson. American League to call off today’s ficially as Boston Red Sox Specifically, they ask him whether he meeting of other AL owners, who Associates. ; h is home rang early feels Jackson was worth the $2.9 The most-serious charge has been Wednesday morning. million, and would he do the same "You would have thought the world were to vote on whether to approve Patrick had declined to issue an in However, MacPhail said there Banks colorful guy that club could fall into thd hands of thing all over again. came to an end to see the look on the transfer of ownership. junction requested by A-T-0 to stop “really wasn’t any discussion about He had been in* Boston the night Death claimed Jake Banks this “Postponement was caused by the the State Street Bank and ’fntst Co., ‘Td do it again, every day of the Jake’s face. He was sure his baseball the sale of the Red Sox to the when a meeting would be held on the which had many stipulations written before at a get-together in which Carl week. career was over until I held up my suit filed in Boston by another bidder SulIlvan-LeRoux group. However, it year," says Steinbrenner. "I'll put it He was one of the most colorful sale again.” into an $8 million loan m ats to the Yastrzemski was roasted, for the right hand, “ Frisch told me. "I for the franchise,” AL President Lee was dismissed without prejudice and Sullivan said he was not surprised this way: if I had to pick an MVP on baseball players in the Greater Hart- MacPhail said in messages to the Sullivan group. The sport*.group benefit of the Jimmy Fund, which the Yankees, day in and day out. it showed him my hand, two fingers - an A-T-0 spokesman said that left at the postponement. F A N S., founded by consumer ad aids afflicted youngsters, anc^adn't ,ford area and for several years dis that were useless, plus the two that I league owners. “No future date for the company with legal standing to “Anything of the magnitude of the would be Thurman Munson. Go down played his hitting ability with local the meeting has been set at this vocate Ralph Nader, Tuesdajr urged gotten home until 2 a.m. the list and you won’t find anyone used to control my throws, and a challenge the sale later. purchase of the Red Sox was bound to Now only a few hours later, he Twilight League entries after a long time," the AL not to approve the sale more valuable to his team than Mun good thumb. Joseph LaCour, one of the produce a number of problems,” wondered whdjt could be waking him career in pro ball. A suit was filed in Boston Tuesday because of the bank financing. son was to us. Maybe you'll find ‘Son, I told him, if I can play executors, said he requested the Sullivan said. “We have been up afid it turned out to be one of his A Manchester resident for more by A-T-0 Corp. of Ohio, which Marvin Miller, executive director someone who was equally valuable, baseball every day with a hand like postponement because of the A-T-0 through some of them already, and employees, Reggie Jackson. than a decade, Banks just missed reportedly submitted' the highest of of the Major League Biiseball like Carl Yastrzemski or Rod Carew. this, you have no worry.” action. we are confident this one will also be "Can you have breakfast with making it in the National League five bids, $18.75 million, to buy the Players’ Association, hadj asked but not more so. Doc Hyland (Dr. Robert Hyland) “ ...it wasn’t fair to ask the owners solved.” earlier to nieet with owners; to dis me?" his $2.9 million outfielder with the St. Louis Cardinals. did a great job of fixing Banks’ finger Red Sox. The trustees had accepted a to travel the long distances to meet Following postponement of the "If 1 had to name the MVP for the “I’ll never forget that boy,” the cuss possible violations of players' asked him. and the next morning the Connecticut bid of $16 million from a 13-member in New York with the suit unsettled,” meeting, LeRoux, formerly Red Sox playoffs and the World Series, it late Frankie Frisch told me one group headed by Haywood Sullivan contracts that might arise from bank “You mean to say you got me up would be between Lou Piniella and rookie catcher was in uniform and LaCour said, “and we didn’t want to trainer, was named vice president in restrictions on the size of the payroll. just to ask me that?" Steinbrenner spring while on the Grapefruit warming up the pitchers. and Buddy LeRoux and including Reggie Jarkson Sparky Lyle. That’s not taking make the American League possible charge of administration. Earlier Sullivan and LeRoux. already in said, looking at the clock near his bed League spring training junket in “I’ll never forget Jake Banks if I Mrs. Jean Yawkey, wife of the late anything away from any of our other parties to the action. this month former catcher Sullivan New York Wednesday, were to stay and trying to shake some of the sleep Florida live to be a 100,” Frisch said. owner and one of three executors of Jackson had been given it — tor being players. “We will be trying very hard to was named general manager. there to conduct Red Sox business in Manchester girls shoot for swim crown out of his head at the same time. “I have never seen any player in all Banks earned the tab in the Spor the estate. have this issue settled by the end of Sullivan's group known as Boston chosen the Most Valuable Player in "But when people ask me whether my years in basebail who had so the major league free-agent, re-entry "There's something 1 want to see the 1977 World Series. ting News as the “prize rookie” in On Tuesday in Boston. Suffolk the month and before the winter Red Sox Associates, whose bid was Vying for the CCIL girls’ swimming championship Friday is Manchester High against Reggie Jackson was worth all that much energy and enthusiasm. Unfor draft you about and it’s important,” "I’d like you to have this, " Jackson the St. Louis Cardinal camp. Countv Probate Judge Mary Fitz- meetings in Hawaii.” Accepted by the executors Sept. 29 Windham at the local pool. Team members (1-r) Front row: Judy Stoker, Kathy Barile, money and what It was we expected tunately, he just didn’t have enough Jackson went on. ‘T d like you to said. "From me to you.” in return, I tell them, we would've Cheryl McKee, Leslie Scott (co-captain), Karen McArdle (co-captain), Lisa Wilt, Coach have breakfast with me. There's a talent to stick with our great team at Butt for jokes -J George Steinbrenner was so liked him to hit 30 homers, and he hit that time, but what a fellow,” he Dave Frest. Second row: Debbie Stevenson, Sue Duffy, Sandy Beaupre, Jane Jordan, Cindy nice little Greek coffee shop at 79th ’"The guys were always playing touched, he didn't know what to say. 32; we wanted him to drive in 100 recalled. Kurowskl, Tracy Knofla, Diana Siebold. Third row: Anne Morrison, Kim Noone, Tess Maz- Street and Madison Avenue where we He knew what the award meant to runs, and he drove in 110, and we tricks on me,” Banks said one night won’t be bothered and we'll have The year was 1934 when the Cards after he led the Manchester ’Twilight zotta, Jean Cycenas, Carolyn Frattaroli, Carolyn Kukish. Back row: Chris White, Shelly Jackson, Knowing that, he declined would ve liked him to have 20 game- won the National League pennant and Soderholm AL comeback player of year Valentipe, Bette Sheldon, Melissa Geagan, LeeAnn Stauffer, Lori Grube, Jackie Barile. some privacy. Could you meet me to accept it. winning hits, and he had 21. League during the 1954 season with a added the World Series. there, say, in about an hour?" "I'd prefer you give it to your Mom "Most of all, " Steinbrenner goes .536 average. Missing: Ingrid Jacobson, Cindy Wilson. (Herald photo by Dunn) The Yankees' principal owner said “ When Jake trained with the UPI sports writers Wednesday, by a Larry Hisle of the Minnesota Twins and plans to work on it again this or Dad, ” he said. "If you want to on. "we would've wished him to be “About the only thing they didn’t NEW YORK (UPI) - Eric okay, he'd be there. Cards, he was the first guy on the Soderholm of the Chicago White Sox vote of 8-5 over outfielder Bobby with one each. winter. " have a replica made and then give one of our biggest contributors when pull on me was to ask if I would find When Steinbrenner got to the field and the last to leave. And boy, started the 1977 baseball season as Bonds of the California Angels. “It’s an honor and I wanted it more “It was a fantastic year,” com “ Transactions that to me. I’d appreciate it just as we needed it most During August the key to the batter’s box,” he mented Soderholm, who entered the place, Jackson picked out one of the did he love to hit. When he connected, quipped. perhaps the least glamorous of the Andre Thornton of the Cleveland than anything," said Soderholm, who much. The important thing to me is and September, when we did need it he could give that ball a ride as far as re-entry draft virtitolly unnoticed. tables in the back and the two men dne day Frisch barked to Banks to re-entry draft players and finished it Indians got four votes, followed by batted .280 with 25 homers and 67 Hockey the thought. " most, he was. anyone, but he didn’t hit it often ■‘Bill Veeck and 1 wfere both pretty CCIL swim crown talked generalities for awhile. "Forget what he did in the playofis warmup one of the pitchers on the as the American League's comeback Ron Fairly of the Toronto Blue Jays runs batted in last season. “I’m BOSTON — Announced the suspen Later, Jackson’s gesture still was enough to stick. down a year ago - 1 didn't know if I During the course of the conversa and the World Series. Reggie sideline. player of the yqar. with three, Tito Fuentes of the highly goal-oriented and this was one sion of forward Terry O'Reilly for on Steinbrenner's mind. ” A guy like Jake would b? had a career ieft and he was in tough tion, Jackson opened a box he had ''It wasn't done for show, " he said. Jackson’s greatest contribution this Jake disappeared in the dugout and The 29-year old third haseman was Detroit Tigers with two and Jim of them. It's a greater honor because three games. welcomed on any club today. I’ve (inanciai shape. We both made it." up for grabsFriday brought containing a magnificent "There weren't a million people year weren't those five homers in the minutes later came out wearing a presented the honor by a panel of 24 Sundberg of the Texas Rangers and I met one of my goals. It was hard Pittsburgh — Traded center Syl never seen anyone work as hard as Soderholm agreed to a contract, glass slatuelle which been presented around in this little coffee shop, just heavy woolen sweater over his work and a lot of credit should go to Apps and right wing Hartland World Series His greatest contribu Jake did that spring. He even carried which guaranteed him $55,000 if he to him, along with a new automobile, him and me. That gives you an in baseball shirt. the Nautilus." Monahan to Los Angeles for left wing tion came in August and September the bats out to the field and did all made the White Sox after spring by Sport Magazine a week-and-a-half “Where the h—1 do you think you’re The Nautilus is a complex excer- The last time Manchester and Windham clashed for a CCIL ti Dave Schultz, center Gene Carr and sight as to what kind of human being when we were trailing the Red Sox kinds of errands. It nearly broke my training and $27,500 if he was cut. He ago. going? ” Frisch barked. else machine, on which Soderholm tle, the verdict wasn’t favorable to the locals. Reggio laok.'On i and Orioles and then had to beat heart when we had to ship him out,” Reilly Scoreboard is believed to have signed a two-year a future draft choice. Underneath the rich looking piece “You told me to warm up, and I W ...... worked during 1976 when he was With this year's free agent draft them head-to-head." contract for $100,000 for 1978 end ’That was on Oct. 25 with the boys’ cross country championship of glass sculpture was inscribed why Frisch added. want to get good and warm,” Banks sidelined with a knee injury. coming up Friday, people still keep Whenever our paths crossed, going to the WilUmantic school. Football told the flabbergasted manager. Soderholm credits his work on the 1979. Frisch would always bring up Banks’ receives WHA They meet head on for another Manchester standout Chris White Banks recalled his first breakfast machine with rehabilitating his knee Atlanta — Signed placekicker Fred Wednesday's Results Central Connecticut: Interscholastic and Windham star Katy Potvin are name. with the Cardinals. Steinfort and released Nick Mike- Houston 5, Birmingham 3 League chmpionahlb, this time it’s expected to duel. Cindy Deuell and “1 ordered a bowl of strawberries, May er. INDEX Learned fast (or die girls’ swl|nming crown, Marlealana McDevitt, daughter of Howe was Esposito's idol three glasses of orange juice, a dish reprieve Winnipeg 6, Edmonton 3 Cincinnati — Placed linebacker N O T IC tS Known as a prankster. Banks, in Fridi6^ at the locals’ipool. The meet UConn swim coach Pete McDevitt, Ron Pritchard on the injured reserve 1 Loet and Found of cereal, four glasses of milk and are two others to watch. 7 '’•rtonale his first year with the Cards’ big club some nice danish. ’The bill came to NHL la slated for a 3:30 i tart. list. NEW YORK (UPI) Hull as the NHL’s second Stanley Cup playoff berth 3 — Announconionie which te s te d the Dean brothers. Manchester’s pro{ -am has grown Windham also has a strong diving Washington — Signed quarterback leading goal scorer of all they hoped it would, but 4 Entertiinment »4. BOSTON (UPI) - Terry O’Reilly Wednesday's Results — ’The older he gets, 5 - Aucliont Dizzy and Daffy, Pepper Martin, Rip rapidly. Only in the! third year, the contingent which could spell the Joe Theismann to a series of one- time. Hull had 604 goals they can’t really blame “I was quickly put straight that of the Boston Bruins has a reprieve Chicago 2, Washington 2 FINANCIAL Collins and Frisch, a playing Lady Indians enter ihe titular hout difference. year contracts. th e more Phil before jumping to the nobody eats like that and I if I did I but it might be only temporary. Detroit 3, Pittsburgh 1 that on him, because he led 8 Bonds-SlocAs-MoMgegei manager, learned fast. with an onhlemished 94) mark. Seven Both teams are basically the same Esposito remembers WHA. the league in power play 9 — Personal Loans would eat my way right out of O’Reilly and Bruins officials had Atlanta 2, Montreal 2 10 - insuranca Banks was assigned to catch Dazzy of the vlctoriet hac come against from a year ago. That meet his first love affair. Esposito has 599 and was goals last season and has baseball,” he recall^. said ’Tuesday they were informed by St. Louis 4, Cleveland 4 Baseball CMPLOYMCNT Vance, for many years one of the top league competition. Windham took by a 91-81 count. hoping for his 600th Sunday “When I saw all that food, I didn’t the National Hockey League O’Reilly Minn 3, NY Islanders 2 Boston — Named Edward "Buddy' He was only a kid then lost none of that old touch 13 Help Wantad pitchers in the National League, who Windham’s progrin Is somewhat Along with league foes the two tank and he developed such a night but all he could do he had with the Bruins. 14 — Bustnass OppoMunities want to see it go to waste so I just had been suspended for three games Colorado 6, N'Y Rangers LeRoux vice president of administra 15 - Situation Wanted was near the end of the trail when he more establishei The Lady crews have one common opponent, consuming passion for the was pick up two assists in When he first came to kept on eating,” he recalled going for throwing a glove in the direction 2 tion. EDUCATION hooked on with the Cards after Whippets are de ending league ^ c h swam East Catholic a ^ both the Rangers’ 5-3 loss to the down memory line in his baseball of referee Denis Morel and bumping Toronto 5, Vancouver 1 family radio, nobody else the Rangers from the 18 Private initructione starring with the Brooklyn Dodgers. champ* and are rid ig a 23-meet win Manchester and Windham won by 88- Basketball had any chance of getting Los Angeles Kings. Bruins in November of 19 — Scnooif-Ciassei travels. into him during a game in Minnesota 20 instructions Wanted “Vance could really throw a curve skein reports Mimhester Coach 84 fcores. Howe, the NHL’s top -- Banks was Mriously injured when last week. New Orleans — Accepted Golden near it, especially those 1975, he complained about ball,” Frisch recalled. “I warned NBA Dave Frost. It should prove interesting Friday NEAL ESTATE struck down by b car two years ago. I particular evenings when goal-scorer, remains way everything, was booed 23 Humes lor Seie However, NHL Vice President when they go head-to-head for league State's No. 1 draft choice in 1978 and Banks to be extra careful when war He tried to fight back but the injuries Wednesday's Results It could prove hyeresUng in the 50 the Detroit Red Wings out front with 786 and repeatedly by the fans and 24 _ Lois-Lend lo' Stia Brian O’Neill announced Wednesday $75,0(X) as compensation for forward 25 — inveslmeni Property ming him up. and 100-yard f/eestyles where honors. Esposito even has a chance - took their toll but not before he ven he had made no decision and would Cleve 104, Boston 101 E.C. Coleman. happened to be playing. reprimanded by his boss. 26 Business Property “I walked back to the dugout and I tured to St. Louis for a 40th reunion Buffalo 104, Denver 100 Esposito’s home was in of catching him if he stays John Ferguson, for his 27 _ Resorl property could hear Banks, only an 18-year-old be in Boston today to hear O’Reilly’s 26 - Peal Esia'.e Wanted of the 1945 Cards in St. Louis. side of the story. Los Ang 107, New Jersey Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., around three or four more rudeness with the media. kid at the time holler out, ‘Let’s see 102 years as he says he plans to MISC SERVICES He was to have been an honored Coach Don Cherry is disturbed about 300 miles from Gradually, though, 31 Services Offered that curve ball that I’ve heard so guest along with Dick Cobb at the Chicago 103, Phila 102 Paul Gardner's big night Detroit. Every time the do. 32 — Painiing-Pepe'ing much about.’ over the possibility of losing O’Reil Esposito changed. He 33 - Bu'iding-Conuacting West Side Old Timers’ reunion here ly, a hard-working right wing who Atlanta 102, Detroit 89 Red Wings played, he’d One of the reasons he 34 — Rooling-SiCJing “Old Dazzy obliged and threw it. stopped kicking about the 35 — HeatingPlumD'ng last month but had to take a rain Seattle 106, Ind 104, ot stake out his favorite spot wants to keep playing, the - has two goals and six assists to lead fans, the media and such 36 Flooring Banks let out a yell and dropped his check due to illness. Kan City 104, New Orlns by the radio, stick his ear 35-year old Esposito says, 37 Moving.Tfui'V ng-SiO'age the team in scoring. ’The Bruins play leads Colorado to win S e 'v c e s Wanted things as the condition of 36 - glove. ’The ball broke the middle Jake Banks was one in a'hundred 102 flat up against it and listen is because he finally has Buffalo tonight. the ice or of traffic on the MISC FOR SALE finger on his throwing hand. and how he would hit a baseball. intently to each play. adjusted to both New York “Fred Shero (Philadelphia Flyers’ Eldmonton, 6-3. the Canucks to move ahead way from his home to 40 Housenoid Goods NEW YOiK (UPI) and the Rangers after the _ coach) said it best about O’Reilly,” Canadiens 2, Flamrs 2 of Buffalo into first place (Jordie Howe was his idol Madison Square Garden. 41 Arhcias *0' Sa-e - Things ale looking then, and it wasn’t too trauma of being traded 42 Building SuPP’ es Cherry said. “ All those years Jacques Lemaire in the NHL’s Adams Divi ! And the better he began 43 _ Pels -B 'ds- Dogs up for Colomdo center many years after that away by the Boston Bruins 44 _ Livestock everyone thought the Bruins were (19th hole! assisted on Montreal's first sion. Ron Sedlbauer scored _ Boais S Accessu' es two years ago. accepting all these cir 45 Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito. All Paul Gardr sr — as he goal and scored another at Vancouver’s only goal. Esposito actually was cumstances, the more he 46 Sporting GoodS “ Now I feel at home in 47 _ Garden Products Coaches’ corner along, the heart of the team was looks dowi upon the WHA playing against him. Antiques WINTER RETREADS 12:43 of the final period to began to be accepted by 46 Terry O’Reilly.” COUNTRY CLUB Third-period goals by Howe was on the ice the New York,” he says. “At 49 - Wanted to Buy rest of til! National snap a Canadians’ two- earr JONES flksstP3KM everyone else surrounding Following are the WIDE 78 SERIES night Esposito scored his first, my wife and I had RENTALS Boston General Manager Harry game home losing streak. Scott Campbell, Morris ypsWTS.TOPsiN-mE him. By JACK HOLIK pairings and starting times Hockey I League first goal in the National trouble getting accustomed 52 Rooms 'or Rent Sinden said “justice prevails” .when Bill Clement and Harold Lukowch and John Schella NFL.WHATO0TDSSEP27 53 _ Apertmenis *Or Rent for the Member-Member to the place after all the _ Mancheslrr Hi){h he heard O’Reilly would get a scorers. I Phillipoff scored for Atlan enabled the Houston Aeros TPR^SSESfWTHEHI6H Hockey League 14 years Another disturbing ele 54 Homes for Rent Tournament at Manchester A leason-high years in Boston, but now 55 _ Business for Rent As the old saying goes, “mistakes will kill you. ' Never was an hearing but he had doubts about ta. to snap a three-game losing IN THAT PEfARTMENT? ago. ^ was Bobby Hull. ment when he first arrived 56 Reso't Properly *0' Rent Country Club Saturday: McNicholls ^ena crowd of Esposito and Hull were she likes it, we have our 57 _ Wanted 10 Rent axiom so apropo as in our game against Simsbury (14-0 loss). O’Neill. Red Wings 3, Penguins 1 streak ... and Bobby Hull's A. KEN STABIEE with the Rangers was the MiSC 'or Rent 7:34 Wilson-Wolff, favorite places to go to and 56 - “He said he already reviewed the 6,465 was on land to see the Goals by Dale McCourt, 13th goal touched off a 0. JW HART teammates with the recognition factor. In Three offsides penalties by our AUTOMOTIVE case and made a decision,” Sinden McFarland-Remes. center scori a pair of goals C. 0iaV KILMER Chicago Black Hawks then it’s all working out okay." \defense allowed the Trojans to sus Paul W o^s and Dennis three-goal third period, Boston, where hockey 61 Autos 'or Sale guard, lurnea in an admirable perfor 7:41 Gazza-Grlffiths, and add ai assist as the and after that first goal of What it comes down to is 62 Trucks 'or Sale said. “Now he’s going to change it imi which lifted the Winnipeg sometimes ranks second Heavy Equipment for Se^e Hextall lifted Detroit to _ tain their opening drive until they mance. BIount-Kaye. 736-14 Esposito finally has gotten 63 and admit he’s wrong? I think the Rockies si ited past the Jets into first place by one his, Esposito, trying to be only to godliness, 64 - MotorcyOes-BiCyCies finally reached paydirt. Misreads on However, we can't have the 8 60 16 their fourth win in five out Camper s-T'eiier s-Motile hearing should be conducted by '7:48 Murphy-Zemke, New York Rangers, 6-2, point over New England. as nonchalant as he could over the fact the Bruins let everybody instantly 65 — a third-and-10 draw play set up defense on the field 70 per cent of the McCarthy-Davis. ings with a penalty-marred him go in that famous five- Homes someb^y other than O’Neill.” W ednesd ly n ig h t. decision over Pittsburgh. about it, remembers how recognized Esposito for the 66 Automotive S ervce Simsbury’s second score. time and still expect to win. It seems 7:55 Moffett-Pickens, player swap where he and 67 Autos 'or Reni-Lease The Bruins are 3-3-3 and third in S*m « center "Z ” ber tre«d Gardner’s performance Hull skated up to him, outstanding player he was A fumble at the Simsbury 27 killed every week we’ve had a breakdown Day-Passman. Thirty^ine penalties Were Carol Vadnais came to the the Adams Division. Buffalo is 5-2-1 (teetgn. u m e tr9ed width end treed NO TRADE-IN NEEDEDI tied him with the New assessed in the first period tapped him on the backside and knew him. In New our first drive and as we got moving in a different aspect of our offensive 8.02 Agostonelli-Novak, depth es new Firestone Town & York Islinders’ Bryan Goilfer Yancey hospitalized Rangers for Brad Park, and second in the same division. Country tires alone, tying an NHL with his stick, and said: York, even Greta Garbo again in the fourth quarter, a delay of attack. Hopefully this Saturday, we Baker-Harnesk. Trottier for the league Jean Ratelle and Joe See something you game penalty stymied that effort. record. “ Don’t worry, Espi, walks unrecognized. can put it altogether 8:09 Copeland-Sullivan, point leadfoith 18. Gardner HILTON HEAD Klstler said Yancey that’s just the first of Zanussi. like? Then call the These are the types of mistakes that This week we trek to Enfield High Capitals 2, Black Hawks But Esposito has gotten number you see In the Kulpa-DelMastro. also leadathe NHL with 11 ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) - kicked in a metal cage, many.’’ Actually, the deal we have to eliminate in order to win. to face the winless Raiders. The (9090 2 ad. And If you have 8:23 Eigner Sr.-Eigner BB g79 14 19 goals. / Professional golfer Bert which separates the back Bobby Hull never was worked out better for the used to that and it doesn’t Once more our defense put in a game should be a real dogfight in H7| 14 15 Rick Green's unassisted something to sell, give Jr., ’Thompson-Matava. Colorafo now trails the Yancey has been seat from the front, more right in his life. Bruins. The addition of bother him so much very respectable showing. Missing that this contest is a good opportunity power-play tally with 4:55 us a call! 8:30 Peck-Weima'n, Chicago Hack Hawks by a hospitalized for mental causing an estimated $200 Before the week is out, Esposito by the Rangers anymore. In New York or three down linemen, our defensive for both teams to notch their first Eagle hooters Ansaldi-Mattern. • Anprk»iplaS 32C 10 62': p*-r i -vfed ti.e.penw__ single p nt in the Smythe tests foUowng an alleged damage to the car. Esposito could overtake hasn’t brought them the anywhere else. unit simply buckled chin straps and victory of the season. 8:37 Kennedy-Stephens, Peeping-Tom incident, slugged it out toe-to-toe. Tri-captain Division Last year's 14-13 loss to the Marshall-Teets. The foot, 183-poqnd which resulted in charges Dave Tyo, in particular, really came how in finale NHL □ NOTICES Raiders still crawls inside us. 1 don't 8:44 Genovesi-Betko, Gardnc ’ has scored 10 of Indecent exposure, to play. Not only did he put constant want to give anyone the impression Fahey-’Tracey. resisting arrest and pressure on the Simsbury quarter Elast Catholic soccer ended the 1977 goals his last seven that Saturday's game, will be a 8:51 Converse-Salafia, destruction of county A CBT Second Mortgage can help solve big money needs. Loti and Found back but also stuffed most running season with a complete collapse and games. remaining rallied the cakewalk; because it won’t be. We Golas-Jackson. th e f ir s t property being placed plays aimed his way. have to come ready to play and just suffered a 2-0 overtime defeat at the 'Th Capitals to a deadlock with ■ey 8:58 Gardella-Wilkos, I'v e had against him. Also, Tri-captain Mike Linsen- go out and do it. Next week I’m hands of inspired St. Thomas SnOUl BITERS exper ence Chicago. The Black female cat. Fluffy fur. Green Brown-Skinner. good players and Hawks, undefeated in their bigler, plaving his first game at nose hoping I'll be writing about our initial Seminary yesterday in Bloomfield. agains The 39-year-old Yancey, Road area. Call 646-3398 after 6:12 Cerina-Backiel, FimouS ' You yo thru Tint i:s si.Mir VI thrill of my life to last five contests, tied the Up to $25,000 for homeowners. 5:15. Coach Tom Malin’s contingent OUR NEW it’s thi win •c# mud end snow who has seven PGA tour Klernan-Faye. league," Gardner game In the first period on winds up with a 3-8-3 mark. Blast FIBERGIASS BELTED need gets you ihrojyH lead t i victories, operates a golf * * Borrow SSjOOO to S25JOOO. 9:19 Glgllo-Mloganoski, Minier i rough spots LOST - Male cat. Mostly black scored 21 goals and allowed 27, losing said. I Ivan Boldlrev’s second • Take up to 10 years to repay. with white on paws i chest. Abraitis-Bonadles. WINTER RADIAL Polyester cord body $Qnoo school on this exclusive four one-goal verdicts. |«lecli«reM Rooiie Barry Beck broke goal of the season. Wearing 2 collars • one yellow, 9:26 Bellvardo-Shenning, Mdich your Itont leduls wiin tht--o providei sirengin TtiieAn IS resort Isand. • 12.5% annual peroeniage rate. It was scoreless after regulation end a smooth nde a 2-2jtie with just over North SlurH 3, iNlandm 2 one flea collar. Lost vicinity tow-ptictd. ((beryiMS doubt# belted plusiI 73 FE T • Fast response to your request. with Seminary’s Steve Gondek T. Leone-S. Leone. eight foiinutes left in the Glen Sharpley fired In Sheriff’s Lt. John Klstler of Hackmatack Street. Call Utf.lfl oHtil SIZE BLACK FIT lin T BLACK Mr Rham High hooters scoring at 1:52 of the first extra ses 9:33 R. Smith- garni and the Rockies the decisive goal at 8:16 of said authorities received a For more information call our SecorAl Mortgage Specialist, Jerry Burke at 1-800-842-8353 646-0815. Sembenottl, McCallum- size WHIU FIT 600 12 $26.M 51 47 G7814 3100 1283 addei three more goals. the third period as call around 1 a.m. Monday sion on a breakaway and again at Silt 156R 13 6 15)56 13 26.00 140 Wllkes. Bl#ckw#ll &R76 >3 Ul N i\ et H70 14 37.00 2 73 concerning a prowler at a 2:30 of the second overtime period on Plin M 67 r E T BR/8 13 37.00 :ix A7013 ■ 20.00 Walt • Tkaezuk and rookie Minnesota won its third 1 n 8 6018 ' 24.00 1 70 T o ta l 9:40 Palmer-Whelan, *33 OR 76 14 4109 ?27 game in the last four. New residence next door to the M o M k ly FI b a u c c cap great campaign 1 another breakaway. NO TRADE IN NEEDED' BI8I3 2t.OO 182 Lucii DeBIois - with his A i i i i n I (R/B '4 4109 2>i 6 00 181 , 20.00 1 77 C h a r g e P a y m e n t LEGAL Tomklel-Flnnegan. house where Yancey lives. D sirrD w ed P aym em t T e r m East outshot Seminary, 16-11, with WhiteweH eitra. 1R7e U S9 90 ;54 C26 13 29.00 1 97 6 88 18 30.00 182 firstpHL goal-tallied for York’s Bryan Trottier 9:47 Liplnskl-Glguere, cR/e u 52 N 2i3 645 14 NOTICE Rich ’Thurston making six saves to SIZE I 8LA C k | f i t J 26.00 1 73 D8I8 M.OO 240 New^ork. scored his eighth goal and When deputies arrived at Denz-Watson. fft/8 15 51 M 251 C78I4 M.OO 89.60 7 years 2,526.40 7,526.40 K.\ST 11.3HTKOHI) Co-Charter Oak Conference soccer South Windsor also sports a 14-1-1 register the shutout, ^ s t goalie Don AA7BI3 I t)S09 Ut 64 I CR7B 15 55 09 2 ’9 201 G78I8 ».oo 281 Elsewhere in the added an assist to tie the residence, occupied by iSfiOO. 9:84 Cooper-Cavedon, I15R !3 I 35 N . I 60 HR78 >5 5199 2 95 in 14 32.00 2 23 H7S18 30.00 2 71 ITBLIC sniooi..'^ champ Rham High capped off a most mark heading into tournament play Martin had eight stops. tSSAtS M N IB I ' Natjmal Hockey League, Gardner lor the league a SS-year-old woman, they Prachnlak-Malis. lR7fji5 12 90 3 29 f 70-14 1 34.00 2 32 17818 13,172.40 1NV1T.3T10N productive regular season with a 4-1 after yesterday’s win. Rockville lOtR 15 M M ' 2 n 1 40.00 308 MoAreal and AtlanU tied, lead with 18 points. $7,500. 109.77 10 years 5,692.40 10:08 Engberg-Prechtl, NO TRADt IN Nceoeo said a man was looking in a TO BID triumph over Killingly. winds up 4-9-2 while Bulkeley won its WhltawaRa iitra. NO TRADf IN NilOfOl 2-2j D etroit defeated lluronH 4, ItiueM 4 Ottavlano-LaChapeile. back window. When BID #4;«l Elsewhere, Central Valley last five to finish 7-7 and qualify for PI Isburgh, 3-1, Dennis Maruk scored all 10 years 7,564.40 17,564.40 10:15 Landolina- deputies approached the $10J)00. 146.37 KITOIKN HKNOX .\T10NS Conference champs South Windsor post-season action. Bolton completed Kicker dropped Seturdev 9-l2;30 Wa hington and Chicago four Cleveland goals to man, later Identifed as .4T KIlHS Livingston, Herman- sk led to a 2-2 tie . become the third player in High concluded its campaign with a an 0-13 season. .Yancey, he exposed 219.55 10 years 11,346.00 26,346.00 Inliirniation nuy be oh- ATLANTA (UPI) - Nick Mike- Rosenthal. Use your All tires Mi nesota edged the New the league to record a four- $15JX)0. tamod Irom .Man IVsm.a.us 1-0 whitewashing of Glastonbury. Mayer, who missed 12 of 19 field goal himself and made obscene 10:22 Evelhoch-Foster, mounted free Yirk Islanders, 3-2, goal game this season. I’urt'liasmg .3genl, Hast Hart Also, Rockville High bowed to sur Out for year tries this season, was released by the Wadas-Tarca. credit card gestures, Klstler said. 18,910.40 43,910.40 a iieland lied SI. Louis, 4- Inge Hammarstrom — $25,000. 365.92 10 years lord Si'luHil Depaitnii'iil 110 ging Bulkeley, 2-1, and Bolton High CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cincinnati Atlanta Falcons Wednesday to mair^ He said deputies then 10:29 Carmlenke- 4, nd Toronto topped Van acquired by the Blues Loiq; Hill Drive. Hast ll.irl completed a winless campaign, suc Bengals’ General Manager Paul room for new kicker Fred Steinfort. Mikolowsky, Bolen- attempted to |wt him In a THE CONNECTICUT BANK tord. Cl 06108 until hid cumbing to East Hampton, 2-0. 328 BROAD 8T. ce iver, 5-1. Tuesday from Toronto — patrol car but Yancey Brown announced Wednesday The left-footed Steinfort was Kozlovich. AND TRUST COMRANY opeiiini’ on November 18. 1077 ’The high-scoring Sachems got two n the World Hockey scored a pair of goals. veteran linebacker Ron Pritchard Oakland’s fifth-round draft choice 10:36 GusUmachio- iMcame violent. al 2 IIO p 111 goals from Tom Gardiner and one A wclatlon, the Houston Mupli* la'ufH a, UunurkN I will undergo knee surgery next week last season, but was replaced by Zavarella, McMahon- MANCHEfTER “When he w u put in the The Hast llarllord I'lihlie A ros rallied for a 5-3 vie- Toronto rifted in four I - T t ir apiece from Bruce Rose and Jamie and will be lost for the season and is car he apparently went 1, SeliiMils IS an Kipial Oppoi veteran Earl Mann in midseason Larmett. U y over the Birmingham goals in the first 10 minutes Bunker. Rham winds up 14-1-1 over being placed on the injured reserve sort of berserk,” Klstler liiiiilv KiiipUner when he failed to kick up to expec 10:43 Dvorak-Horner, 84B-338R fills and Winnipeg beat of play and easly whipped all heading into post-season play. list. tations. ’Turner-’Turner. said. 068 10 \ PACK E lO H t-B - MANCHESTER EVENIKQ HERALD. Manchester. Oown.. Thiirs.. Nov. 3, 1977 OflMrttM Wamad Holp Wontod fS f f Womot For i 23 Homoo For Solo 23 13 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod ATTENTION SMALL ADVERTISINQ Bnilntii owiieri w m w n CLASSIFIED MEDICAL SECRETARY • Exptrlaaced, full charge RATES Bookkeopor. Experienced bodtlsNiwr aeeUiig seta of JUSTSUMEi CHRISTMAS ORDERS taken requltod. In Mancneiter, full book* to do on ootildo con lor ceramic (Xrlstmas trees. 1 d i y ___I K word ptr day time, Monday throogh Fnday, SALES HELP WANTED It M m • M more ttitn an Nativity sets, candle holders, 3 doyt .. 10( word per diy 9 to 5;$0. Send resume to Box tract agretmont. CaU 675X786 M g e r pen lo m « your h o u M . flower pots, etc. 875-1165. 6 days . 9 i word por day K e r a t i i M c/o Manchester Herald. after 1 p.m. 1 -I And Innumwiblo p ro b ta m a 26 days . 8t word par day y o u navtr anticipatad lla In 15 words $2.00 minimum WOMAN WANTS babysitting COBRA 138 XLR-40 channel CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RN, S to 11. Superviaor for Mie wall (or you II y o u "90 It Happy A d s ...... $2.30 inch of the finest new multi-level for the WEATHERVANE ioba. Weekday! and evenings. alona." sideband CB. Call 643-2375. Health facility In the area. Own traniportaUon. 647-lW. N la only nalurni dial our Geriatric, and supervisory new Junior fashion store yaara ol anparlanoo, avallabla ROCK MAPLE Kitchen Ubie S:30 A.M. 10 you, can amoolh your palli. 130. Cali 649-1488 after 2 p.m. experience desired. Come see You auraly naaO ua al your US at Brookvlew, IN Loomis albow wtwn you hava a houaa PHONE 643-2711 Drive, West Hanford. □ EDUCATION T A Q S A L E S lor aala. to 5:00 P.M. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD opening soon at the P.J. REAL ESTATE Sales People. Frfrate Inotniedono 1$ GARAGE SALE ■ Poratble Must have license or In MANCHESTER PARKADE ORRENTI REAL ESTATE dishwasher, lawn mower, process. Generous commis C REMEDIAL READING and 1047 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER stereo, rabbit hutch, many Lott amt Found sion schedule. Wolverton If you have winter- math; Individualised work ■ 040-S2S2 miscellaneous household and Aigency, Realtors, 6NX81$. program, (latXth grade) by yard items. Saturday APPLES, CIDER, and Pears. NICELY FURNISHED rooms LOST Interviewing: ,, related Items to sell, call for rent. All utilities included. TuMdty NovMibw 1M. VtoMtir Manor's degree teacher. S66- November 5th, 9 to ' Botti’s Fruit Farm. 260 Bush ol high •ehool, Main or North Today until 9 p.m. ' 8075. Henry Street. M3-1196 Hill Road. Manchester. Off street parking, located MANCHESTER. Reduced! $23,900. ALUMINUM Sided a near stores and busline. Main tlrool. Largo manlla ADVERTISING three bedroom Ranch. 1/2 for classified adl anvalopo containing 2 aerap Tomorrow, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Owners anxious. "Lots of TAG SALE Two family. 233 ...... S ecurity and referen ces hooka, ona «rtth vahiabla eHp« DEADLINE Honiao For Solo 23 house", five or six bedrooms, acre plus, 2 car garage, rent luired. Call after 5 p.m.. ft 240 Henry Street, Antiquoo pmga. Call Ml-rSM or M»- H ave you m e t Bev Malone? great for kids. Insulated and with option possible. Manchester. November 5th, 0703. 12 00 noon the day before COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg all new wiring, aluminum Lessenger Sells, 640-8713. pubiicalion to earn a little extra In the Community Room at the 9:30 - 2:30. Convertible WANTED. Antique furniture, REWASO Farm, with three story bam. siding and front porch. CaU carriage excellent condition. Oeadiine for Saturday and money. We need D&L store In Manchester Parkade Butle^type building. Power for details. East Coast Realty, glass, pewter, oil paintings or Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday Loft-Land tor Solo 24 Baby, children's equipment, other antique items. R.' Are you dashing out to look at boys and girls 2 plant, and other out ouUdlngs, 528X668, 643X969. 643-2711 books, swag lamp., mis plus Three Lovely Homes. Harrison, 643-8709. every house In the classified sec evenings per week. BUILDING LOT For Sale - cellaneous household. PLEASE READ Miss E. Block and Miss N. Prusick ' Offera Invited. B/W Realty, MANCHESTER Two family. 547-1419. Henry Street. Near schools. WANTED - Furniture, old 4 tion? Are you running from one Must be presen will Interview all applicants 4-4. New carpeting, large lot, ESTATE TAG SALE - Friday LOST - Mans Cross i Chain at YDUR AD No brokers. CaU 646-4528.46- toys. Bisque dolls, steins, real estate office to another trying table, courteous, busUne, asking $n,900. TIano 4528. and Saturday, November 4th, clocks, swords, guns. Outright European Health Spa. r EXIEVE t h e Tension of 5th, 37 1/2 Apel Place (North Ciassified ads are taken over Realty, 64-5200. purchase or consignments. Valuable as a sentimental .to find the right house? If you are, and responsible. If every day Ufe ■ Quiet, rurSl Manchester across from Co- the phone as a convenience. MANCHESTER ' Industrial Call 644-8962. piece. Reward. Please call Uving, lo UUs large, new 4 Herald Op) Camp gear, household The Herald is responsible lor you have not met Bev Malone. interested, please w r r ^ L P N s STOCK (XERK and fixture LARGE CUSTOM Dormered land, 1 acre, R.R. Siding. WE HAVE customers waiting 649-1246, after 6:00 p.m. only one incorrect insertion and hangw. We are looking for an bedroom Bolton Colonial. (Xpe -1 acre. Highland Park CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING haye parents or Features Include: King size Priced to se)i. Brokers in * ...... for the rental of your apart- then only to the size of the As soon as you meet Bev, ehe energcbc, hard waring, in- arep. (Xuntry atmosphere. 3 vited. 523-7436, 52^3114. cellaneous. original insertion Errors which guardian contact NURSE ADES dividiul with some electrical master bedroom. Urge family to 4 bedrooms. Basement gar Wonlod to Bu, do not lessen the value of the will take the time to find out what roorii; wlOi flrepUce. 2 1/2 educatioi or experience. Good age. 849,000. 649X222. NORTH COVENTRY - Eight GARAGE SALE - Complete P o n o n tli advertisement will not be cor Barbara Collett! at COMPAMONS opportunity and benefita. (XU bathi, fUrst floor Uundry, household. Rain or shine. WANTED: Old dining room rected by an additional inser kind of house you really want. wooded acres. Roaring brook, aopliancei, carpeting, Houoohold Goods 40 Articloo lor Solo Saturday and Sunday, 10 to 4, table, also old china closet by tion m the Manchester Needed to provide nursing, Mr. Rosoberg, 6 4 6 - ^ . An FOR SALE BY Owner. Two 800 foot fronUge. Great area. LOOKING for anything in real NEED RIDE TO California. Then, she will give all her time and aluminum siding, itm m s aM private party. 644-0209. Evening Herald. services in private homes Equal Oppsrtiwty Employer. family 5-5, ideal for owner oc $23,500. Lessenger Sells, 646- November 5th ft 6th. 19 estate rental - apartments, Immediately. Share expences. attention to finding you that house, screens. 2 car garage. Acre ALUMINUM sheets used as College Drive, East Hartford. Call 649-4873. Ask for Lori. and medical facilities. cupancy, quiet neighborhood 8713. homes, multiple dwellii^s, no A # s ' Phone 647-9946. Consideration given to MATURE COUNTER help lot. 989,900. Call Peterman minutes from Main Street. printing plates. .007 thick, Large item delivery and before you know It you will be AjnncT, 649-9404, 846-1171, or tees. Call J.D. Real Estate preference of days and wanted - geveral positions Separate heating systems, 2 COLEBROOK, N.H. SU acres Ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for available. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. moving to your new home. available. Apply Bess Eaton 80X061. HOME OWNER MOVING ■ $1. Phone 643-2711. NURSES AIDE - Laundry hours — 4 to 40 hours car garage, nice lot with gar northern N.H. Camping, (Xstom made Drapes, made Donuts, 15$ Center Street, den area. $49,500. (XU for TAG SALE - November 5th, 10 worker. 12 midnight to 8 a.m. dvajUble weekly. Live-in ENJOY YOUR New home U fishing, hunting, snow- especially for a Green Manor □ RENTALS MANCHESTER-Female ear- If you’re ready to find a house Full time. Enjoy working with Manchester, ^ more details, 645-4706. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub to 4 p.m., 41 Summer Street, □ EMPLOYMENT companions also needed. the country - While being mobiling. Good views. $4,900. Home, for living room, and ly 20s to share two bedroom a skilled and uedlcateu staff Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts. Manchester. Somethini the easy way, call Bev Malone at Malpractice coverage, close to the city. Featuring 4 No money down. 100% liberal dining room. Household fur ...... Townhouse apartment with at Manchester Manor Nursing PAINTERS. N,000 to $12,500 MANCHESTER - Home and owner financing. 1-603-889- Brownies, nurses East everyone. Winter clothing Rooms tor Rant 52 646-4040 or stop In and meet her bonding, and working- per year for exnerienced bedroom Dutch (Xlonial, 2 1/2 niture and miscellaneous (Xtholic School. 649-1225. bric-a-brac, baby items. Holp Wontod 13 Home. Please calf 64M1N office combination in scarce 8254. items. Reasonable. Cali 649- between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. men's compensation pro painters. Workln Manchester, baths, first floor laundry, residentUl C Zone. Dentist of THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur at the Edmund Gorman Agency, large family room, kitchen 0096. vided. Glastonbury, Cromwell, and fice down, large 4 room apart •••••••••••••••••#••#••••• SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Building Suppiloo 42 nished rooms. Kitchen VERNON/ROCKVILLE - 2 ADDRESSERS WANTED - Realtors® at 604 East Middle Turn comUnaUnn with ilrepUce. .processed gravel, stone, sand immediately! Work at home Beverly Malone OPPORTUNITY for Attrac Avon. (XU evellngi between 6 ment up. Seperate utilities, Aetf Eftete Wanted 29 privileges, centrally located, Bedroom Apartment. $191 and 8 p.m., 873711f li i m . Appliances, carpeting, FALL LANDSCAPE. 28x40, and fill. For delivery call NATURAL STONE for — no experience necessary. pike In Manchester. tive, refined person, good JIB I ASStSTWCE aluminum siding. Will go white and gold frame, $25.74” parking, men only. Deposit. monthly includes all utilities. appearance, pleasant per of NorthMsiem aluminun siding, storms and ALL CASH For your property, George H. Grilling, Andover, retaining walls, veneers, Call 649-2358. Call 1-237X859, or 875-2720. Excellent pay. Write screens. Landscaped acre lot. wingback sofa, white and 742-7M6. sonality for high earnings op- ConneetleuI, Inc. PART TIME Darkroom Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. within 24 hours. Avoid Rra patios, etc. Pick up by the 358. American Service, 8350 Park 2 car garage. 864,900. (XU golcl, $145. 269-6213 evenings. pound or delivery by the ton. Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, ^ u n i ty . Steady work. (XII 367 Oaei Center OL Technician. No experience Tape, Instant Service. Hayes THREE ROOM Furnished ef necessary. MooAay through Peterman Agency, 549-9404, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, 75231. 872-4515 netween 10 a.m. and 2 Manctweler, Cl. MANCHESTER, Oversized Corporation, 646X131. REFRIGERATOR - 3 years. BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished ficien cy . $160 m onthly. Ml-Mo COIM to p.m. An Equal Opportunity Friday. Please call Mrs. 545-1171, or 6&X061. Cape - Living room with Good condition. Good for 649-3163: room. Kitchen privileges. Utilities not included, OOne 643-9815 Swanson, betweenfl p.m. and W h ite . 17 c u b ic fo o t. plating, or welding. Call 649- •••••••••••••••••••ft****** On U r . Employer. flrepUce, eat-m kitchen. 2 SELLING your house? CaU us Centrally located. Parking months security deposit •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 p.m., 649X979. VERNON - New England Engl Whirlpool. Frost-Free. $175. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Dogo-BIrdo-Poto With V.F.W. Auxiliary : rooms and bath partially first and we’ll make you a Excellent running condition. Women only. Deposit. Call required Fiano Re.ealty, 646- (XpeApe wiUi attracUvea kitchen finished up. $38,900. T.J. 649-2358. AucOont 5 and Junior Girls BOOK A TOY A Gift Party. PART TIME DIETARY and cash offer. T.J. Crockett, 649-1053. 5200. Generous awards. Over 400 EAST HARTFORD / and dining area. Carpeted (irockett, Realtors,^643-1577. Realtor, 643-1577. d a r k lo a m - 5 yards, $32.00 DOG-CAT BOARDING Place: 606 East Nursing Aide positions living room, two bediwms plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed bathing/grooming. Obedience newest most-wanted items. available. Apply between 8. Manchester Line ■ 2 days a COMPANION FOR elderly FOUR ROOM Apartment. Center Street week, 8 to 4:40. Pleasant down, two up. AtUebed gar sand and stone. 643-9^. protection classes. Complete PUBUC For further information, and 4, at Meadows (Xnvales- MANCHESTER, uRAISED IMMEDIATE Cash for your Free room and meals, Adults only, no pits. Parking Time: November 5th, write Santa's Parties, Box P, telephone manner, and typing. age, plus two detached, t i ^ Ranch ■ In quiet residential property. Let us explain our modern facilities. Canu>e~ [so, large room for man. To for one car. Swurity. Call AUCTION 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. cent Home, Manchester. Write Box 0, c/o Maacoater lot. $41,500. Wolverton Agency USED PIANOS & ORGANS- Holiday Inne, 200 Shetaon Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wonlod 13 Avon, Ct. 00001 or call collect area. Aluminum siding. 0 lair proposal. CTall Mr. rake leaves. $10 weekly. 649- mornings or after 4 , 649-1265. BY ORDER OF Crafts, baked goods, 1X73-0494. HeraM. R o to rs , 549-2813. rooms, plus rec room with Belliore, 647-1413. II you can live with our unusal Road, Manchester. For reser 5459, PAINTER - Spray painting for □ MI8C. FOR SALE hours, we can save you vations please call 646-5971. THE SUPERIOR COURT plants and White PART TIME morning bai [gers commercial manufactured FYanklin Stove. Mid $40s. CaU MANCHESTER - Two FOR HARTFORD TELEPHONE SALES - WAITRESSES - Part time MANCHESTER - Spring us for a showing. T.J. MAY WE BUY your home? -•••••tat***************** money! Manchester Mail FURNISHED ROOM. Central bedrooms to sublet. Available Elephant table. from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. / ipply parts. Experience necessary. Keyboards, 811 Main Street. DOUBLED PAWED - Healthy COUNTY Business is booming and our nights and weekends. Apply at Street location. Attractive 8- Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Quick, fair, all cash and no Articloo for Solo 41 location, n. Kkitchen December 1st. $235. Security, Sm you thorol phone room is zooming! Solid Frank’s Supermarket, 725 CaU 529XW1. Open Tuesday thru Friday, 6 kittens need homes. Call 643- PREMISES: Situated in Tacorral, 248 Broad Street, room (XnnecUcut Gambrel problems. Call Warren E. privileges, free parking, References. 646-5729, or 646- opportunity to make I $ $ $ LINOTYPE East Middle Turnpike. nettled on a beautiful wooded to 8 P.m, 5478. the Town of South Windsor, Manchester. CARPENTER - Experienced 14 ACRES. Unusual 8 room Howland, Realtors, 64^1106. MAN’S COLUMBIA Ten references, deposit required. 1317. working full or part time. Are COOK lot. Country kitchen, two Contemporary Castle. speed. Excellent condition. 643-2693 for appointment. County of Hartford and you a tiger? (jail 524-1428. OPERATOR AIR FORCE. One of the in remodeling CaU 1Robert FOUR LITTLP KITTENS, Exporloncod Linolypo BOOKKEEPER Full charge woiklu firepUces, 2-car gar SecI'Kled wooded setting. Now WE WILL BUY Your borne. Rarely used. $60. 875-2344. BEAN BAG COUCH, $50. FOUR ROOM Apartment - State of Connecticut, reasons so many people are Jarvis, 643X7G Po^tkNi ogportuttUy for Pint looking for good home. Cali choosing us in life-style. Find e x p e r ie n c e . 20 to 30 age. M bt be teen. 870'i. R. $n,900. Lessenger Sells, 646- Immediate sale. Fast, ef Beanbag chair with ottoman. CLEAN FURNISHED Room Heat, stove, refrigerator. known as No. 43 Northview RENTAL AGENT - Part time oporator, lull lima, lor C ^. wltb at laait $ yaan of Zunmer, J.D. Real Estate, 649X480. Holp Wontod 13 out why. Call 646-74W for the hours/week. Display Craft, iBBItattoaal coohiai ficient, professional service. FREE PLANTS - For having $40. originally $80. 646-5123. for mature gentleman. Cen Security. Adults, no pets. Call Drive and also known and for Manchester Apartment growing concom In South REAL ESTATE Opportunity. 545-1880, 547-1139. tral location. Call 646-4701 646X701, after 6 p.m. facts. I^ncbester. 643-IIKL Dubaldo L em rance Realtors ezBfkoct. Preferably wlu Arruda-Barcomb, 644-1539, a Deco Plan) Party. For more designated as Lot No. 6 on Complex. Knowledge of WIndaor area. Good Flit or Sacood Cook raipOD- COCKER SPANIELS. AKC, SALES POSITION - Straight need additional full time COVENTRY - New Ustlng. 528-9395. information call 528-5038. after 6 p.m a m ap e n titie d , Safe^ard System and typing working conditlona and liblty. tub poaltioa ocicra MANCHESTER - Newly black, bred for temperament. TWO St THREE Room Apart commissions, leads funiisbed PHYSICAL THERAPIST - DISHWASHERS part time licensed or in process cicuaat wortlaf ooodHkaa, Circa 1630. Brick Colonial. FIREWOOD FOR Sale. "Northview Heights Sub to homeowners. Call 242-5402. a plus. Please send resume to tringa banaflta. nights. Apply at Tacorral, 248 luted three bedroom ColonUf. Four bedrooms, 2 plus acres. Houoohold Ooodo 40 ELECTRIC MOWER, $45. Seasoned hardwoods. Cut to 742-9583. FURNISHED ROOM for ment Available Downtown Box B, c/o Manchester Full time. Salary in accor professionals, dedicated and and I competitive uUry ana division of land of George dance with experience, with Broad Street, Manchester. beofU DaoLBM. Family liied kitchen and Bordering lovely 7 acrejxmd, Refrigerator. $25. Certified fit most stoves. One cord, $75; gentlem an - No kitchen location. $170 ft $190 per Herald. For Intorvlow call willing to give conscientious To an iaterview. Goldman Scale l"equals STEADY WORK - Reliable, regular increases. Liberal dining room, 1 1/2 baths, outbuildings. High $4($40's. REFRIGERATORS Certifoamer industrial sham 2-5, $70; over 5, $67.50. Supply privileges. Excellent home. month, including heat. Paul S28-8631 customer service. E.R.A. pleia forward a rcaome. or oU/bot water beet, 2-car gar W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. 40’ Location South Wind hard worker, who wants fringe benefits. Modem facili Member-Broker, high com caU te Peraonc) Departmeot Lessenger SeUs, 6 ^ 1 8 . Washers, ranges, used, poo machine, 150 feet limited, reserve yours now. $25 weekly. 649-4003. PART TIME Mornings. age. 8^,500. Wolverton Agen Ail deliveries are su^ect to sor, Ct. Date Feb. 5, 1959, steady em| lent, good in- ty and equipment. For inter missions division, sales at ll-UZI. Efteaaioe Hi. guaranteed and clean. New alvanized downspout, two FREE TO GOOD Home - Two come. Call '02 between 9- Janitorial help needed in Ver cy, Reaftori, 649-2813. MANCHESTER - Looking in shipment damaged, GE and airfax vacs, one Hoover your approval. Call 1-267-0498 PLEASANT ROOM for FIVE ROOM, two bedroom Clarence W. Welti P.E. C. non area. Must have view, phone 528-2167. East training projgram, national male German/Shephard - 2 only. Hartford (Xnvalescent Home, Manchester Schools HMMESTBi KMOWL the mid $S0's? Oieck this weU Frigldaire. Low prices. B.D. Dial-a-matic, one ringer after 7. Collie pups. (Xecked by vet. working Gentleman. Kitchen Carpeted, stove, refrigerator Bruno Primus P.E., 2846 experience and own transpor- referrals and a friendly at SOUTH WINDSOR - SU room RNs - LPNs. Full time and 745 Main Street, EXst Hart mosphere. CaU J. Lusda, 646- kept Uvee bedroom Victorian P earl and Son 649 Main fwasher, Presley cassettes, Lovable, with good disposi privileges, parking, near No pets. Security deposit. Main St., Glastonbury, Ution. 646-8845. now accepting applications ^HOSPITIL Raised Ranch. Fireplaced $175. Available November NOW accepting applications part time positions available ford. 0505. All inquiries conflden- Cape. (Xnvenlent location. Street, 643-2171. Main Street, one E-78-I4 tire. One twin bed. DISHWASHER for sale. $25. tion. Call after 4:30 p.m., 649- busline, references required, Conn ," which map is on for full time employment. on second shift. Openings for secondary school sub living room, formal dining Lessenger SeUs, 646X713. 643-2171. 643-5747. Call 647-9008. 647-9033 15th 643-5239 stitute teachers. Must be Ual. 9223. file in the Town Clerk's Of Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Experienced Sheetrockers, available for new graduates. 71 taynee Street room, Uiree bedrooms, 1 1/2 fice in said Town of South only. tapers, aluminum siding New starting salary with PARTS DEPARTMENT - college graduate. ManOMtIer, Conn. batba, 2-car garage. 'Wolver- GOVERNESS for chUdren of ton Agency, Realtors, 649- Windsor to which ^ ^ ic a to rs needed. Apply at liberal fringe benefits. Full time, 8 a.m. to 5:30p.m., riding school students, horse 06040 Thorough orientation and paid Monday thru Friday. Parts Contact kIwMWMilwbiw 28U. reference is hereby made. NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m. to ft 22 Regent Street, Mammester, farm in Andover. Sleep bi, Lot No. 6 (also known as between 8:(X) a.m.-5:00 p.m. mealtime. Excellent job op- dellveiy, order picking, etc. drive, experience, references. p.m. Full time. Experienced portunlw and secure employ Automotive field experience Mr. Deakki MANCHESTER - ImmacuUte 43 Northview Drive) con nelpful but we will train. App 40 hours, $3.00 per hour. A l fiicUjCTt'ia J ment. Easy hi^way access. only. Apply in person to 45 North School Strool sU room (Xlonial. (Xmpletely tains ranch-style, single ly in person, EXst Hartford NURSES AIDES. Part time, Conway, 212-593X662, or 646- APPUAMCES TElEVISlOb CATALOG AUDIO high starting rate, excellent Call or apply EXst Hartford Michael Scudleri, Parts Buolnooo tpportunitf 14 redecorated throughout. HOUSE 646-5054 WEEK Keep Your Eyes 8180. family dwelling with in- (Convalescent Home, 745 kfain Convalescent Home, 745 Main Manager, Manchester Beamed Uving room ceiling, street. East Hartford. benefits Araiy in person Mrs. ground pool and is Ferguson, D irects of Nursing Street, East Hartford. 528- Plymouth Inc. STILL TUE. Open your three bedrooms, great bounded: SECRETARY Administrative neighborhood (or kids. Only or w . Atlas. Lorraine Manor 2167. Assistant. Duties include: business on gain Street. Take Bulldora, Plumbara, Ramodalara, NORTHEASTERLY: By FLORIST DESIGNER, Full Nursing Home, 25 Lorraine ROUTE SALESMAN per secretarial lUUa, ablUty to advantage it the (X riitm u ^ ,900. Wolverton Agency, Ehetrlelana, Roal Batata Bnkara and V season. The Hanchester Mall, Realtors 649-2813. On This Space land now or formerly of or part time. Give experience Street, 233-8242. PART TIME - Podlatric sonable, well groomed, deal with the public, organiza S ala a m a n — CaU Ua tor Upaetal George W. Bouchard, One in reply to Box CC, c/o experience prefened. Mutt tion of clerical league, 811 Main, 6411442. Assistant. Must be efficient, ADVERTISING ANDOVER - (Xntemporary Hundred Forty-Nine and Manchester Herald. DISHWASHER. Part time for p^leasant, eager to learn. be over 21. Good benefita. bookkeeping, hours 9 to 5. Prieaa on roiirAppttanoo Mooda and Sanleaa.., 79/100 (149.79) feet; evenings, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Apply in person 2 to 5 p.m.. Tuesday through Saturday. SMALL E N dN E Service Raised Ranch, situated on two Tasks include: Direct patient Telephone Sales (XrporgUon -eepaoding dealer acres. FlrepUced Uving room SOUTHEASTERLY: By Apply in person weekdays, contact, operating room Consolidated Laundries, 64 Send resume to Lutz Junior 443-445 HARtFOIIO ROAD RUNCHEtTER Next Week! between 9 and 4 p.m. East YOM rnuunanuMS: Sheldon Road, Manchester. Museum, 128 O d ar Street, network. Ni experience with cathedral cdUng. Three a proposed road as shown technique, radiology and necessary. (Xnplete training bedrooms, formal dining raONE M7-99I7 on said map. One Hundred Hartford Convalescent Home, more. Hours: lto5:30,4to4W entaiastk, cinWwt Manchester, 08040. HELP WANTED 745 Main Street, EXst Hart MEAT COUNTER Help - program. $50. investment room, two bathrooms, fuU Fifty-Nine and 56/100 days per week, including attltid* (11111 I |M i required to n r t your own Yount oggrooolv# Hlt)< School ford. Saturdays, 9 to 12, Potential Highland Park Market. CaU celUr, garage. Wolverton (159.56) feet: Qroduoto lo work ot rololl tgliplMN MIMir. 646X277 for an interview with business. Idealfor retired or Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. for full time position. Bring part time. DeUls on request. SOUTHERLY: By curve PERSON WANTED to work resume, in your own Cm $ tjpiif. Jack Devanney. Super Luxury In 2200 Sq. Feet Mr. Barker. tSCAA Field W. H. ENGLAND connecting the in kitchen, with other girls, handwriting, to interviews, Gm $ woliin mi ptmm. nU TU N S K Y Northwesterly line of said No oiporlonco nocoooory. making sandwiches. CXII 649- INTERVIEWING Now - Training Divlion Boi 619„ Thursday November 3rd, 7 to NOMMOLIIES; Wading River, New York. proposed road with the WUaiig 10 troln n - 4561 between 9 and 1. 9 p.m. 117 East Center Street. Clean, weU mannered, attrac iovanlni ★ ALUMINUM i VINYL SIDING Tyyhi d ittiM Ml m thty 11792. Northeasterly line of wtlUnt lo loom. tive, personable, People to UNTWITH (to Cohra To Chooao Prom) Apply In porooK "TOOL AND DIE MAKERS” . NURSES AIDE or LPN for 7 a n pkanad la kj tka meet and escort the same. Northview Drive, Thirty- MANY PEOPU only dream COMPANY One and 42/100 ( 31.42) feet; Experienced. Overtime and to 3 shift every other weekend ctttm ir. Good money wlUi enjoyable option to buy. Expandable benefits. Dynamic Metal atmospheres. Interesting op for of owning their iwn business. ★AWNINGS A CANOPIES SOUTHWESTERLY: By Adam's Apple to work in small facility for lacaailai faaiiliar witk 4 room Randi, 2 b^rooms, — tiu tt ■ '■'wv " , — . — ''Hardware & Building Materials Products Company, Inc., 4 ^ the elderlv in Manchester. portunity. CaU Good Life Perhaps it's Une for you to fl) t - 'T ' Northview Drive, Eighty- MAMCHUTH PAMAK Maidietter anf pursue Uut dram. I have epted. kit., living room, ★STOGM WINDOWS A DOOGS North Main Street, Please call Barbara Clark, adyartiilai rataa aad Escorting Service, 649X152. ■ i Six and 41/100 ( 86.41) feet; over 1,000 buslnejets for sale sundeck, garage, treed lot. MASII H I AMIL 1 HU4)M of All Kinds'' Manchester, 646-4048. Inter 647-9908, Monday through pracadaras, East H iitM araas Phon« 640-9095 BIDROUM II 6 ",7) t, UVtNt. HIH)M JikllLHtN *1^ and viewing 8 a.m. to '4 p.m. Friday between 7 and 3. ^ C a la i patailiil two ae- CUSTODIAN. Part time to cMIvw tfM by owners, gany for Asking $25,900 or $225 mo. 11 0 >190" ' a s 11 <> 116 U NORTHWESTERLY: minimum dowa For free ‘ SUNMS 14 BOLTON NOTCH. CONN* CMilt, work, 9 p.m. to midnight, six ManchoBlor Eiranlng rent. FNiE EOTIMATES ★ EASY TEBMS By Lot. No. 5, as shown on CUSTODIAN - Experienced, days per week. Apply Dairy brochure write: Interstate Efl PHONE 040-0201 Announeomonto 3 Announcomonti 3 T rM ii in d tachnipit if said map. One Hundred part time, evenings. Queen, 242 Broan Street, Hwrald Business Marketiw, P.O. Box 1888, Pueblo, (XIo SKXB. Sixty-Two and 94/100 Manchester, EXst Hartmrd ntnpipir ditsHM Ww* Manchester. C a n M E R R in Here’s An Offer You Csn’t Refuse ... ------P ? I___ (162.94) feet. area. (XU 643-5^1, 2X p.m. W at l';» I' insist. DAIRY QUEEN - Part time 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 SERVICE fiUSIFESS with iMNora Mft-1190 —T' DIRECTIONS: From Tkb b a M tkM, penaiawt $800 a week inconii available j V 0 I Hartford — Route 5 North ROTO-ROOTER SEWER and employeea wanted. 12 noon to t i fp iiu F iiiiriE l patHba Ihtn: IJO ajL It S 2 p.m.. Also other shifts in this area. A caUlkiiilnm. to Route 30 (Ellington Drain Service is looking for SUBURBAN Servicemen in the Manchester PJK, IM ap iknwk Friday. available. Apply 242 Broad Minimum down jayment EAST HARTFORD - Im Road), North on Route 30 area. Must be honest, depen Ctaptay ktaafita. Plaataat Street, Manchnter. re a re d . 203-827-056, S tM l- maculate 2 FamUy, 5-7. 2-car 1.8 miles to Northview I BAZAAR 7 7 dable and willing to work. An garage, aluminum tiding. FLOOR COVERING Drive, right on Northview M rii« iiwdriwiiL Cal lb. investment of a van type truck MCVITCi>4.a ------ti M lir— New baths and furnaces. $53- Drive to premises. and hand tools required. LOOKING FOR A JECOND - 900. Stanley Agency, OW-M. 9 m I★ m OHRAMaCOMpMO M oo t, 111 A *, From Manchester — Training program available. W/ income? A retlrebent in IM W tl l e i t Ywr Lowest Thli lirge* Attractive houae U long to begin with but hearth in the living room and the storage buiit-ini HEAD NURSE NOTICE - Now hiring. Steady Main Street (Route 83N) to Call come? Want that nar borne MANCHESTER - Bolton U n^ bokf even bigger thanki to the *et back itytlng of the betide the fireplace on the family room side Who; Our Lady ol Ptact 1 Professional opportunity work - starting to take iim Yoi C n ’t Lotenn f*M $ North Main Street, left you have always (reamed Luxury living In thli Anialdl central Uving area and tbe additional eel back of the The master bedroom Is also spacious and luiurioua Church available for Registered applications lor full time about? A new car,,i motor RNS - $5.75 hourly. LPNS built eight room Ranch on garage, which turna ita aide to tbe front and looka at with its own private garden and patio. Note too the onto North Main Street to Whoro: May Road, East Nurse to supervise employment. A number of job home, or maybe y a would * MAtlCHESTER CARPET CENTER me. Tolland Turnpike (North $4.40 hourly. Full and part lovely landscaped acre. tractively like "more houae ” walk-in closet, bullt-tn dressing table and lovely bath Hartford (lacoa H e r a lC i Therapeutic Milieu for our openinigi to be fUled. Phone like to travel.'W elije 1^ Eneloaed porch, spacious rec 311 Main street 646-2130 time. All shifts. New, moaem CLASSIFIED AOVFHTISING 553 L Middle Tnpke 646-4003 Sec the huge entry which can be decorated moal with a double lavatory. Main ends). Tolland Turn Brandon Road) OPEN PSYCHIATRIC between 9 and 2 only. the vehicle to makriUUi all room, 2 car garage with spec pike to Buckland Road, skilled nursing facility dramatically to eatabllah tbe decor of tbe entire bouae. This whole plan* No. C2206, with 2201 iq. ft.. Is a good Whan: Novambar 4th Iroin offering excellent fringe NURSING UNIT. Appli possible. Just a fewtxMn a tacular pool, patfo area. Very Bealde the kitchen a aunken Uving room li formal one - as good u It Is big and that Is uying plenty right onto Buckland Road MATURE PERSON • ‘To work 3 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Novombor benefits, and an opportunity to cant must have current week evenings. CaU fg an ap desirable nelgbborbood. East and splendid and the drama of its styling la happily FIATUPINQ: to Route 30 in South Wind for the boUdays. 9:30 to 2, 5th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. expand your nursing licensure in the State of pointment today. ’‘Don't (X eit Realty, 528-6088, 648- visible from tbe front door and entry too. Sliding doors C intern OrapM - M p C « m sor (Ellington Road), left SECRETARY Receptionist. Monday Uiru Friday, Saturday wait.” We wiu com en you. knowledge. Call Mrs. Connecticut. For more in also give It access to the terrace and are provided for For ■ (working drawing of ^ — ■— **—- -*— ^«- - - What; Handcraftad llama Full time. I^easant, mature 9:30 to 5. Apply In person to Cali F.ftC. EnteiyrUes bOalNCM * Wntewte vfWWBB onto Route 30 South 2.5 Ferguson, Director of Nur person with sccurate typing formation, and to arrange the family room u well. Ihia modol or houM plan books miles to Northview Drive, Irom A to Z Including food. Swiss (XIony, Manchester Business Coniullints Vfeedwweew fteiw^HRB sing, or Mr. Atlas, Ad skills, ability to work in for a personal interview, Parkade. TWO FAMILY, 6X-8, 2 car This latter area la huge and pleasant and la write: Larry Famoworth, Box Mawy Other Featuree left on Northview Drive to Why; Wo have |uat what ministrator. Lorraine Manor, , Manchester, (XnnecUot, 64ft garage, separate utllltlei, separated from the Uving room by the maaalvc dependently lor Manchester please contact the Per- ______; 6896. 1841, Lao Vogoa, Navada INOPATNOMC tm iC f premises. you’ra looking lor bo it lor 233X241. , bualiMaa tone. Main S t ^ HPITS fireplace designed to serve both rooms and tbe brief CPA firm. Send resume to sonnel Department at 646- CHAIN SAW li Uw n mower SALE: Saturday, homo or gllta. c/o Manchester near hoapltal, Ideal office step up from tbe Uvlof room level. Note the long 89101. Box MM, U22, Extension 481. Mechanic • Experienced on LIFETIME OPPORTOglTY CARPET ft FLOOR COVERING Conderino's November 19, 1977 on the Herald. Briggs Stratton 2 cycle loMtloa, Call after I p.m., 845- ft Large corporation offasn. a 0657. No Brokeri. 847,900. CofliMcSciift iMuoot Floor Covorfng premises Open for inspec MimCHESTD KMOIUM. e n g l^ . 40 bourt, some over- ground floor o p p o rU i^ to Drapery Shop tion day of sale — 10:00 REOSTEKD NURSES LPN - 3 to 11. Full and part Ume. FuU company benefita men and women it the Enjoy the Beauty o) time position available. New HOSPtTA Muit be able to handle piper {M,900 • SPRING STREET, M Summor Stroot a m. to time ol sale or by SEE YOU AT BAZAAR 7711 FuN Tim ichtt 71 HayhM OlTMl (Xonecticut area. Be a ^ of ftiree bedroom Ranch, huge O K N MON. thru SAT. M FOAAA Cutlom WindoK appointment. starting rates, $4.25 hour have work. FuU charge of shop a successful comtany Manchotter Full time openings lust been put Into effect. ManchMtw, Cona 06040 rec room, I 1/3 baths, THURSDAY ft'FRIDAV M TroolmonI TERMS: Sale in "as in” -All chirltabit and non-profit • Start January fat. Send operat^g In thouian* of SYSTEMSInc. Phono R4ft-72N organixtlloni wishing lo hava lhair Public An- available for Registered Come see us at Brookvlew, IN Aa Eqw l Opportonity Employer reiume to Box P, c/o Ilreplace, 1 car garage. IW a MO Melit S t, Minctm ter 'IIIJTI ■ n rm condition. Subject to ap Nurses, with recent nur re M stores coast to 6 ^ 200' corDer..f4M%ewnlngi / n' 11 u fINEtT f t r a RD., n btfRTE. tiU , RncKViiiFROCKVILLE. rnmCONH. EmMidMV 1173 nouncamanti publiahad Irta In this apace are Loomis Drive, West Hartford. Mancheiter Herald. proval of Superior Court. sing experience, not 649-1M8. 648-1857. Broker. PR^SEtijjINQ COMPETENT EXPERIENCED WORKMEN - No adjustments for urged to contact Joe McCavaneugh, (ienaral K ztt.r,3r!i ■ ALL WORK GUARANTEED Manager ol Regal MuHlars ol Mancheatar. necessarily hospital servicing five lo t « municipal charges Com related. Excellent salary TOLLAND • Ten gorieoui fo r Space will be allolad on a Ural coma, Ural store accounU a week. Aifn. acrei, moetly mittee to accept highest and benefits. For more NOTICE TO UREA- served basis EXPERIENCED WINDOW y e s l ^ t of $500 lo $2,116 gui room Ciiatom Rwicn. FOAMAriSULATKDN bid with deposit of $4,000.00 information, or to Cleaners - Jobs available In ten iMuri of your time a flivuteod family room, 1 FORMALDEHYDE in cash or by certified arrange for personal in Northern Connecticut Hart batSTiT I 40 Inground pool, check or bank cashier's terview, please contact: ford area, for eimerienced W S’.SSfilSTilR larM bum. C«ll,Suunne <>r TIm bait and moat afficiant iniulating matarial avail- check. Balance due upon PORBONNEL DEPT. window cleaners, wage rate of profits each and n |n Arflnr Shorte, Mb-****; ADVERTISERS aUa. Lat in parform our axduilva SHRINK TEST approval of sale and MMMRSni MEMOML $4.75 per hour. Excellent W ormalS WatioB ■••eb Co., on your kitchan itoval Hundrada of Mtiiflad cua- HOI delivery of deed. Buyer to fringe benefits include: caU 265-7141 In WalUngfoig Manoefter Office, MT-9189. If you would like to advertise your toman. LIfatima warranty, call now for FREE execute Bond for D ^ . R e g a l i S i S r NOtmA Hospiatalixtlon, Health A Equd Houilng O ^uiU ty. raaionabla aitimata. 71 HtyiMt EtTMl •HuttfBlt WBfltBd ,f^ BusIneM or Service In this space, please For further information: Welfare. Pensions A FOAM# ManchMtor, Conn, VacaUons. Send resum e we Leonard M. Horvath, Com tlT,9M. Just reduced.' call The Herald Classified Advertising .n Bo Secured By Writing To The Corntr of Broad 00040 will call for interview. Write CHILD CARE In liccnid mittee, 843 Main Street, Tooiimy tenwbbW 872-1888 875-7134 871-1429 Addreee Shown Below, Under The and Ctnlar Slrttl Mon Fri San -6pm 040-1222, Ext. 401 , to Box N, c/o Manchester bedfoom Ranch. Quality Department, 643-2711. Manchester, Conn. Phone Phono 646-2113 3*1 lam 13 noon An Equal Opportunity Employer Herald. Equal Opportunity la u n ^ outinp and o v e ^ thneahout. Ltuenger Sails, “House of The Week.” (203 ) 64IM545. Employer. 6484711 ACROW 2 Ittllsn Answer to Previous Puzzle monetary unit f m iR i PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 3, 1977 1 Edible fruK 3 Eerie , 6 Horae 4 Mountains ei • Pen (sbbr.) Frynk airi EmMt ______>lulM for t t h •1 AulM For M * •1 4irtM For Bala SI Aulot For Bala 12 Am not (si.) $ Wsik the floor l a l i i s f y 13 Too 6 AnImsI of. n n n n n Dear Abby South uuuiin □nEiiii'iuu H t H A SN 'T 14 Author of nnuni nnn nann 'The Raven" Ameries □man nnu ocicin I-EIIRm ED 1b SPMIC 1$ PresMant 7 New ship nnnicinHn nnnnn A\Y fiAMlLY 5AI0 IT'S By Abigail Van Buren JsbbrJ Mefik (sbbr.). □ n P H C i 16 Italian house 8 Pursue (2 ALL RI6HT It) 0EUEVE YET, BUT HC'5 17 Period wda.) IN SANTA CLAUS, BUT PEAR AM Y: Eddie (not his real name) and I have l>ean 18 Auto club 9 Exude N0TTHE«EATPUM(^IN AwFuLLY A steady for four years. Ita 26 and Eddie’s 28. We 18 Astronaut's 10 Ripped n a la lw l daflmtely^plMined on getting married, but here's the ferry 11 Twsivsnionth T GOOO AT V probtom. E < ^ says we can’t g et married until ha pays his 20 Less 19 Rbclina 31 Tobe(Fr-) (comp, wd.) 22 King (Fr.) 2t Esrof grsin 32 Chalumeau 47 Haughty one GESTURES, u l? ^ put^ him throu^ ooQego. o£rwise 23 Exclsmstloa w be getting married on his parents' money. 24 High (Let) 36 Cheese stats 48 Polynesisn C 26 Cleaned 26 City In (sbbr.) dance A ^ , hit parenU are very weU-otf, and I'm sure they 38 Restirig doo% expect to be paid b^. ' i' 29 More uncanny Yorkshire 48 Over (Ger.) Tha« s 33 Repeat Sandwich 39 Pod vegetable 51 Adems' (I-? The way Eddie has It figured. It wffl take him at least 34 widamouthad , , J*** 41 Time tone grandson five years to pay off his parents. He says in the meantime jug 27 Genus of (abbr.) 53 Abhor we should just go steady. 36 Famale saint . . !"splss 43 Superlative 28 Headmasters 54 Gazed Bl-Foeala — By Ruth Marcua I suggested wo got engaged, but Eddie doesn't beUe vein (sbbr.) suffix 57 City in Brazil ★ 1977 Pinto* long engagements. What do you make of this? 37 Long fish 30 Equality of measure 46 Cut of beef 68 Greek letter Jjt -1^1977 LTDSW1977 Muslanm i EDDIE’S GIRL 39 Profmlonal 39 Study 1 i 1“ 4 r 6 7 1 t 10 77 LAMCe,(£TS DEAR GIRL: I think Eddie should be commended far 40 Skillet AFTER ALL. 72 73 AGfVOJt«AlHER *1977 granadmw 1977 ITD llsl wanting to repay his parenU, but it seems to me he's - 42 Appeared 14 M O T A R G u e INHOKMOWS 44 Sprinkle with 11 ■Mag you a five-year stoU. StoUa are for horses and other powdtr 76 17 lUriH ADAaA AaOREABOT vyHo'S A , ★ 1977 LTD Wagons iser-iegged animals. Fd soy "Nay." 46 Automotive so II 71 20 27 AaIOSHIRLEV WHAf S SOOD j PSYCHOl.O(HST,' ciety (sbbr.) DEAR ABBY: I work in a nursing home, and one of the 47 Closn 22 23 24 21 a b o u t HOW R R A r8riQ6ntt horb h u Askdd 1110 to wrlt6 th® following l^ttor 60 Gamble [fv/iy don’t you be one of the "Lucky Buyers” 21 h 21 2t T H e V R E THAM ITS to you: 52 Oafinita io 31 32 a a o t HER srticia 33 34 31 36 BRlrJOIMO L/P'' D ear Abby: I am a sick old lady, hfy dentures no longer 65 Knot AMD fit mo, and since they are very uncomfortable, I don’t wear 37 o o e l - p k ? 66 Golf club . 31 3t r a t h e r ? semple buy them much anymore. 68 Suppllcata <0 47 When my daughter visited last Sunday, she ordered me 69 Spanish cheer 42 43 1977 FORD LTD II to wear my dentures at aU times so that when I die I wUl SO Boy ($p.) 44 41 46 /(-3 look ‘presentable.’ 61 LKSlity kXLiJvjut-a- 2-Door Hardtop 47 41 4t Aptrtmtntt For Rtnl 53 Apartmtnii For Rant S3 Homaa tor Rant 54 What do you advise? 62 Tavern 10 11 12 13 14 SM V-a, automatic, pcwar alaacini. pawarl 63 Leeves TROUBLED IN L.A.” IB St t7 Priacllla’a Pop — Al Vormoor ATTRACTIVELY Paneled DUPLEX - 5 rooms. Two WEEKLY SPECIAL. brakaa, waw tkaa, AM-FM radle. air ean-j 84 Cooled It Butterfly Slippers ^dMonhis, wira utwal oovara, vinyl tootij three room apartment. Stove, bedrooms. $225. per month. Carpeted two bedroom with It to 61 No pets. References and 'untad glaaa, daluio bumpar 110119, ramataq DEAR TROUBLED: TeU your daughter that yon are DOWN OH PRISCILLA,' WHAT A JOY.' I LL '"AN ARABESQUE, refrigerator, neat, electricity, all appliances and more. Only mlrrar, haavy duty auapanalnii. references, no pets. $175. 646- security required. Phllbrick $150 Rental Assistors, 236- mere concerned with being comfortable NOW thui belna 12 t3 S4 STUART ASKEP ME SHOW HIM HOW TO A (SABRIOLE, "presentable” then. I Father SMALL 3167, 228-3540. Agency, 646-4200. 5646. Small fee. List Price *6184 TO TEACH HIM PERFORM A PLIE', THE ENTRECHAT-•• (NIWIPAPIR INTIRPRtll AUN) HOW ID C3d,NCE.' A ROND PE JAMBE" MEDIUM FOUR ROOM APARTMENT THREE ROOM Apartment, COUNTRY COTTAGE. DEAR ABBY: I am a 14-year-old girl with a story to teU. - Second floor. No pets. Heat, hot water ana parking. Secluded two bedrooms on Last night about 9 p.m. I was walking home alone from LARGE ISIh *5450 Available immediately. Call Call after 5 p.m., 643-0580. acreage. Includes appliances, the pubUc Ubrary. (I live 8 blocks from there.) The wind 646-5514. kids and pets welcome. Only was blowing hard, and it was very cold. Besides, I had a ATTRACTIVE PRICE. Two $200. Rental Assistors, 236- You Save...... *734 load of books under my arm. Win at Bridge SIX ROOM APARTMENT - 3 bedrooms on first floor of 5646. Small fee. A car puUed up alongside the curb, and a nice-looking large bedrooms, new house with basement, dining man opened the door and asked, “Wont a ride?" He look^ carpeting, modem kitchen, area and large yard. Only okay and w u about my father’s age, and my feet were stove, refrigerator. Attic, $160. Rental Assistors, 236- Eariy biuff carries Siam THIS WEEK’S USED CAR SPlcm ahout to drop off with freezing, so I said yes and hopped in. basement, and garage. $300 5646. Small fee. monthly. Security. No pets. Omeaa-Storaa for Rant 56 He asked me where I was going and I told him. He drove in the West hand. Then how 75 MAVERICK 72 FORD GAUXIE me there, but before he let me out, he said, "Young lady, I did Sally make her 12th trick After 1, 649-3050. FIVE ROOM MODERN 76 CHEVY VAN li-3 Apartment, mature couple, no ATTRACTIVE Four room of 302 V-8, automatic, power steering, 4-Door Sedan. Brown, automatic, Loaded. want )rou to promise me that you will NEVER again accept NORTH against the 10 of hearts lead? MANCHESTER - Luxurious 2 children, no pets. References. fice. Ground level, central (tower brakes, stereo radio. power steering, power brakes, a ride with a stranger, no matter how ’nice’ ho appears to AKQJ It wasn't too difficult. Sally bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 Security. 643-1859. location, professional be. I happen to be a decent man, but you took on awful VQ74 counted her 11 top tricks. The Captain -Easy — Crooks and Lawrence baths. $315. includes heat, hot building, parking and utilities. chance. You cant toll ANYTHING about a man by the a i l game was board-a-match water - 2 bedroom first noor NEWER 6-ROOM Duplex - Call 649-2865. 1 9 5 way be looks. Two years ago I bad a niece about your age A .A K J 8 4 team of four and she decided '5MATTBR, VTHB ■:;rf-®A'|! THE-Y DON'T WANT TO BE ACCUSED of two family, $200. unheated - $275. Call 649-2462, anytime. 2 9 5 “ • 2 6 9 5 • S it was quite likely that her op EA&y T y PENTAGON'S OF I6 H0 RIH6 A POSSIBLY IMPORTr ^ M who accepted a ride with a strange man, and three days WEST EAST Unique one bedroom, $240. in MinchMlor later they found her lifeless body in a ditch four miles from ponents' partners would not PLAYING IT ANT NEW DEVELOPMENT IN y cludes heat, hot water - Clean HEAT PAID. Five spacious A 86 5 2 A 10 9 3 be in six REAL c u t e : FI3 HTER a ir c r a f t :,,, < : OFFICE SPACE 75 FORD GRANADA 74 CLU9 WA6GN 74 FORD LTD your home. She’d been raped and strangled." 4M0 983 4TJ82 six room Colonial with gar rooms, includes appliances, So Sally won the heart in age, $350 unheated. Blanchard 555 Main S tre et. 1200 8 cylinder, automatic, power Blue, 5 passenger, 302 V8. 4-Door, V-8, automatic, power Abby, I promised that man I would never again get into e A J 8 e Q ID 1 4 9 0 THEY'RE ' parking and more. Children dummy, led a diamond and SEKDIWS A Si Rossetto, Inc. 646-2482. square feet modern first steering, power brakes. CleanI automatic, power steering, power steering, power brakes, air con a car with a stranger. And I never will. A 3 2 A 10 7 S and pets welcome. Only $200. put up her king. She would MAJOR MEDWAY floor office space. Air con brakes, radio. ditioning, power windows. LUCKY SOITH (Dl Rental Assistors, 236-5646. surely go down more than one TO CHECK OUT FIVE ROOM FLAT, first Small fee. AA74 OUR NEW ditioned. Abundant free trick if West look his ace of floor. Main Street near parking. DEAR LUCKY: Thanks for sharing your experience. It V A K 5 p l a n e : hospital. $190 monthly plus eK852 diamonds and led the suit Crochet THREE BEDROOM Apart • 3 3 9 5 • 3 5 9 5 • 3 1 9 5 cootaiae valoabls advice. utilities. Available December ment with appliances, cen WARREN E. AQ93 back, but there was West with 1st. Call after 6 p.m., 646-0557. trally located. $295 a month other to Choose From et SImller Sevlngs Both vulnerable ace-jack-small. West ducked HOWLANDr INC. and decided lo wait for a se plus security deposit. One •43-1105 ______MANCHESTER year lease. Call Dan Reale, Weil North East South cond diamond lead. Redecorated 3 room apart Astro-graph D.F. Reale, “ Realtors, 646- INT He got it. but only after Sal- ment. Convenient location. 4525. THREE ROOM Office for By BIIMICl BRDI OBOL Pass 6 N T Pass Pass Iv had run off her slam. $190 monthly, with heat. rent in modem professional FORD Pass Available immediately. MANCHESTER - Available office building.ng. Approximate-Appro Opening lead — 1049 Frechette, Martin St ly 400 square ^ t . East Center o t h ^ tqday..pjler a challenge Allay Oop — Dava Qraua 288 immediately. Three room — Jo you. You can Iranslorm them Rothman, 646-4144. Street...... location. AmpleTipl DILLON SALES 6 SERVICE, INCORPORATED A Colorado reader asks apartment in two family Into useful objects. By Oswald St James Jacoby Ranch, stove, refrigerator, air conditioned. Call what you should bid as South IT WAS MV FAULT, UNCLE V..AND I SHOULD HAVE ...THEN I SUESS I s h o u l d n 't HAVE Easy - crochet slippers 319 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 Here is a hand that helped SORRY MANCHESTER Available $150. Security. 6 4 6 ^ . ARIES (March 21-ApiN 19) A fun with: ASOUTj PEEVILL...NOT YOURS / WARNED YOU NOT FIDDLED AROUND WITH THAT P A N E L with butterfly trim are DILLOn Barbara Kachmar and Sally December 1st. Newer 3 TELEPHONE 203 643-2145 Nov. 4 ,19H day lor you, and one that has VAQ6 A 2 *KQ5 4 YOUR Y O U S E E , T H I S I S N 'T 'T O TOUCH IT O R ANY OVERTHE(?E ------so nice on the feet. Nice bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths. very romantic overtones. You Johnson win the 1961 national TV, R gA LLY A T.V. SET, OF OUR OTHER l a b for gift-irivinR or ba MEDICAL OFFICE for rent - You are going to resurrect «A K Q 7 6. T i j Carpeting throughout. Fully Homaa tor Rant 54 Approximately 1560 square should try lo share II with women's team title ELBY.' E V E N t h o u g h i t , EQUIPMENT.' zaars. something this coming year We simply bid a Blackwood LOOKS LIKE ONE.' No. 2S8 has crochet (ii- Mplianced. Sliders to deck. feet of prime space in modem someone you're Intensely fond Barbara's jump lo six lour notrump Five spades I^rechette, Martin St MANCHESTER - 9 Room, 4 establimed professional office OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS lhat was set aside In the past. of. notrump was a slight overbid lections for Sizes Small, 1971 MONTEGO - 4 door Another may have started the should be safe and if partner Rothman, 646-4144. bedroom Home. With I 1/2 building. Centrally located. Omcoa-Sforot lor Rant 55 Suprem e. 1977. Air con since she knew that Sally Meilium anil Large in Sedan. Vinyl roof, fully Mohm Homaa U project, but the control will TAURUS (April 26May 29) Con holds an ace we want to try clusive. baths, family room. Large lot. Only 5 minutes from loaded. P.S., P.B. am/fm ditioning, am/fm stereo, might well have just a 15-point $375, plus utilities, per month. STORE OR OFFICE space pass Into your hands. centrate on any Inclinations the slam ]S[s!g TO OSDEII. tin t TSt tor OKli pat EAST HARTFORD - New Manchester Hospital. Ample bucket seats and automatic for rent. In busy, business radio, air, $1100. 6460208. ARE YOU Selling your mobile you have today to beautify the notrump. Anyway, she bid if tern, plot 25t lor ppilpfo anP Duplex. Three Bedrooms, 1 Security deposit. Zinsser parking, air conaitioning. For transmission, rear defogger, home? Buyers waitiM. Please SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It hanollof. Agency, 6461511. area. Will sub-divide to suit. place you call home. The re ■The contract was a iFof a copr of JACOBS 1/2 baths, fully applianced more information, call 646 power brakes, $7,000 ormnal call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- Isn't lhat you couldn't make It sults will be extra pleasing and reasonable one since it could 6461442. CHEVROLET 1962 Impala list, asking $4800. 6460841. on you own today, but you have MODERN send 51 lo Wm al ANNI CAIOT kitchen, call 653-3288 after 5. 5697. 8260369. long-lasting. not be beaten if East held the MANCHESTER - Four room anvertible. A classic beauty. others shouldering the wheel Bridge c o tdis newspaper^ Manclwptpr Evonlng Hprald ace of diamonds But you all P 0 Sox 489 PadiP Cily Slahon 11M An. ol AnwrlcM TALCOTTVILLE / Vernon - 6 Brick house. Two bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Retail Red with white top, 8 1967 COUGAR. Automatic In your behalf. Take advantage. QEMINI (May 21-June 21) You OFFICE SPACE Available - and/or manufacturing space. DO YOU WANT to sell your have a way with words today. can see it perched right over Nex Yorir N y 10019/ N«a Yoill. N.V. 10OM large rooms, $185. Security. quiet area. Adults only. $185 cylinder, standard 3 speM on power steering, snow tires, no mobile home? Qualified Aim lor higher goals. Like lo Convenient location. 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,000 sa. ft. Communicate, either vertMilly No dogs. Immediate occupan per month. Paul W. Dougan, coIuiTui. Must be seen. A6 rust. Excellent condition. buyers waiting with available find out more ol what lies print Hiino. tadroli wltt ZIP cy. 64^0565, evenings 742-9784. Realtor, 643-4535. Excellent exposure. All Very reasonable. Brokers solutely gorgeous tHrouihout. or on paper, with those you COTIE and Style Number. utilities included. $125 . 646 $650. 6468042. financing. This is our special ahead lor you? Send lor your protected. Call Heyman Best offer over $2000. Subur copy ol Astro-Groph Letter by want lo Impress. 1977 ALBUM w ith a b o und- 4003. m p e rtie s, 1-2261208. ty for fast Immediate action. Barry’a World Flintatonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productions in "All-Season Gift Book" MANCHESTER - Four BOLTON - Single house ban Motors, Home of Connecticut Mobile Home malting 90 cents lor each and a CANCER (June 21-Jufy 22) Ma of24-pages! Price...$2.00. rooms, first floor apartment. Dining r«om, fireplace, two Beautiful Cars, 60 Tolland Trucka lor Bala •2 Brokers, a name you can long, sell-addresaed stamped terial prospects are very en bedrooms, large yard, Tpke., Manchester. 6462078. Also THESE BOOKS AT SI .25 EACH. Good condition. Basement, trust. Fall special three only. envelope lo Asiro-Oraph, P.O. couraging lor you today With references required. $285 Ne. Q.116-BLUE RIBBON OUILTS. garage, $170 monthly. No OFFICE SPACE ' □ AUTOMOTIVE 1969 FORD F-lOO Pickup - Just arrived from factory. Box 489, Radio City Station, your tenacity you may even be f m ' M . ? ! CantalHi elitean levely Rillts. pets. References. 643-1904. monthly. 643-5983. MERCURY 1974 Marquis, Utility side body. 6 cylinoer. New 14 foot wides, two or N Y. t0019 Be sure lo specify able lo coax another race out ol Ha. O UT-O UILTS ON PAIIADE. FOR RENT four door, beautiful blue with Dirtcllont far ilitlp n qailta. Automatic transmission. three bedroom, matching your birth sign. a supposedly dead horse. EAST HARTFORD Apart TWO BEDROOM CAPE. Nice 250 sq u are fee t, ce n te r Auloa For Bala 51 matching vinyl roof. One Good condition. $1000 or Best Na. O-tlB-CBANOMOTHEB'S nOW- Manchester, air conditioning andr appliances, easy financing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 260se. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Telling or EO OUILTS. 1S la ic lu tin i uallta. ment for rent. Five rooms, se area. Security, Convenient to owner, air condlUonlng. 66,000 offer. 742-9672, anytime after available to meet your budget. selling are your sirong points parking Cali M^9551 TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29.- miles, amfort and luxury 21) Adopt a sirong. positive Na. 0-111 - AMERICA'S FAVORITE cond floor, $195 without heat, schools and stores. $250. 646 4 p.m. Only $9,900. Beautiful lots today You have a magnetic AFCHANS. A baantllal lalatUat. no pets. Cali after 4, 5261712. 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp you’ll seldom find for only attitude today. It you do make car. Asking $2550. 6464938. available- Over 50 homes to mlBtakes thay'll only bo minor.' charm that will enable you lo do $2496. Bank terms arranged. CHEVROLET 1973 ElCamlno choose from. Preowned and Suburban Motors, Home of and you shouldn't let them faze wrong in the eyes of others. Pickup. Sharp black bn black new. Please call Connecticut you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) An 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, Beautiful Cars, 60 Tolland with white 'Tomeau cover, 8 Home Brokers, 1-4262M. Involvement with another could power steering and brakes, Tpke., Manchester. 649-2076. yllnder,m automatic transmis- CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) air conditioning, excellent Perhaps you can cut yourself bring you Hn8nciai rewards BUSINESS & SERVICE 3lion,0 power steering, white ’ h o w t o b u y a Mobile condition. $1500. 6469199. CHEVROLET 1973 Nova, Two walls. A real heaif turner. Into something with another today. The windfall comes from .<'(» Home. Are you buying a efforts of the other party more door, good economical car to $2696. Suburban M otors, preowned home or a new 14 today that could be beneficial ; • WE PAY $10 For complete own and drive. Six cylinder, 3 lor both ol you. All you need to than you. Home of Beautiful Cars, 50 foot wide? How about finan 'o ',' junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland speed on floor, radio, one Tolland Tpke., Manchester. do is to give It your best. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You Auto Body, 5261990. cing? Are you planning to live owner, as traded $1596. Subur 6462076. in an adult park or a family AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) can be a powerful force for ban Motors, 60 Tolland Tpke., park? Would you like it fur Equality Is your byword today. good by working with a group Born Loaar — Art Santom 1977 CHEVY CARAVAN. V-6, Manchester. Uotoreyctaa-Bleyclaa 64 You treat all fairly and without with widespread connections, Captain's chairs, paneled, $5,- nished or unfurnished? We will take the time to answer deference lo their station In or with persons of great influ DIRECTORY 006 Call 6462158. 1972 FORD LTD Station TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville ence Benefits accrue through all your questions. Preowned Ufa. Wagon. 63,000 miles. Must see r / 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and homes from $2,995 new 14 PISCES (Feb. 26March 29) those you touch DODGE VAN - 1975 BlOO to he appreciated. $1800. 646 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I '^ H A T ? HOU FLM POKPR FVERH FklPAH T'HAI v PIFFEREKT... Sarvicaa Ottarad 37 Sarvicaa Ottarad 31 Building-Contracting 33 Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 rack. $1,750. 2864042. foot wides from $10,M0. Plaza Things lhal seem oulmodsd lo Tradesmen. Automatic 2090 after 6 p.m. I RI.;CXL HOW 10 transmission, power steering, Homes, Quality Homes Sen Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and Btollal C l9r;byNfA Inc „OiT THREE Aj.:P lC6& llCRE THAR THAT' CStM TREE Service - Free es BABYSITTING Done in my WES ROBBINS carpentry sibly Priced, 1348 Wilbur BIDWELL Home Improve Un. 24,000 miles. $3,800. 646 1974 DODGE VAN six (X)LlART CA/LLBLE' timates, discount senior home. Call 647-9008. remodeling specialist. Ad ment Co. Expert Installation 2813. cylinder, automatic. Power ★ ★ Cross Highway, Berlin Turn ------L/ citizens. Company ditions, rec rooms, dormers, of aluminum siding, gutters steering, runs well, must sell. pike, Berlin, (^. 1-8260369. I EXPECT TO ELECTRIFY ^ ALA KAZDOP... "There ere three things I do not discues et per- PLAYU-J: EKiDEE?,' Manchester owned and HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 B i M TREE SERVICE - built-ins, bathrooms, and trims. Roofing installa 1969 CHEVROLET Impala $2800. Call after 8 p.m., 646 FX-1200 - Built by factory AUDIENCES WITH MV SKILL AlA KAZAM/ tlea: religion, politics end the Bakke caael" operated. Call 6461327 Trimming, topping, land kitchens, 6463446. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 SELLING YOUR Mobile I PIPK/'T Convertible - Excellent run 1686. engineer. Branch heads, AS A ItMeiClAM.' clearing, and caoeling. 9109. ning car. 4 new tires. Monroe Barnett clutch, aluminum Home? We are buying. 1-M- Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol 4 McCormick RROtV. wa' BRICK. BLOCK, Stone Worried about this winter's CUSTOM CARPENTRY - shocks. 96,000 miles. $ ^ . Clill 1987 CHEVY IM PA U - Fair !G iS " r Fireplaces, concrete rocker rollers, Mlkuni car coming storms? Let us Homes, Additions, Repairs, SPECIALIZING cleaning and after 6:00 p.m., 647-1004. running coition. First $125. buretor, balanced blu^rinted BU6SYS drtm—'If a- Chimney repairs. No job too evaluate your trees. Free es Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, repairing chimneys, roofs, takes i Call 6461488 after 3 motor, transmission. 871-2611. HOW NICE THAT YOUR HUSBAND FLAW FOR small. Save Call 644-8356 for timates. Fully insured. 10 3462009. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1970 ECOUNE 200 ■ Book MV WNJW iSOT A p.m. RNALLY sot a raise a f t e r 20 estimates. years experience. "MY Years Experience. Howley, value $15o0. Air conditioned, BS RAl$e-HI^ MOREQ! Aulofliotlve Satvlea 66 YEARS ON THE SAME MACHINE. PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT!" TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 643-5361. inside ^ot lights. Low 1968 PLYMOUTH Station ★ ★ BP9S COULPK T ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars 24 hour service. 643-7870. Carpentry and general con mileage. % t up like a camper. SET ALONS ROSE' AMOS HAPSOOP FORTUNE. and attics. Moving large Wagon. $200 or best offer. - - 7 ^ ^ ------tractings Residential and ROOFER WILL InsUll roof Best offer. Call 6467907. Ask Needs some work. 6469631. 1976 BMW R750. 2,500 miles, VimlUJUT MIM TOO! HIS RESTAURANT IS appliances, also stone or loam DOLAN BUSINESS commercial. Whether It be a siding or gutters for low dis for Bob or Dave. Luggage rack, large g u tank. one (tav iervi»* nX t^NS SO V/ELL delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532 SERVICE - Business Letters, small repair job, a custom count price. Call Ken at 647- 1969 DODGE VAN. Long Brand new condition. $2,800, p ,,. THE OWNER . Proposals, Transcribing, built home or anything in 1566. 1971 GRAND AM PONTIAC. CaU 6467727. nifw i? BUT PARDON ME. JUST DOUBLE P VINYL REPAIR - We can fix wheel base, runs good, n ee^ Hoathcliff This runny World Theses. Resumes, Billing Ser between, call 6461379. Four door, 4 speed. 400 engine, body work, best offer. Call MMrWA^lKNDW HIS SALARY,' sofas, chairs, cars etc No vices, Term Papers St i; loaded. 875-9^ after 5. 646M1 between 2 and 6 p.m. Autos tor 67 Autos 17 HDW PAINFUL THE 1977 McNa^kt Syad . Im need for expensive rec- Mimeographing. 113 East CARPENTRY 4 Masonry - Rani-Laaaa for Rant-Laaaa covering. 5665878. Haatlng-Ptumblng 35 TOPIC OF EMPLOY Center Street, Manchester. Additions and remodeling. AUDI 1973. Automatic, new 1974 CAMARO. V-8, A KA6B(T IS I \AAXOER IF THAT T MENT MUST BE Phone 6463133. Free estimates. Call Anthony battery and brakes. Best REWEAVING burns, holes automatic, power steering, supposeq to B05BOY JL» AT TVE FOR YOU Squlllacote, 6460811. SEWERLINES, sink lines, offer, a n 6466679. brakes, vinyl roof, top condi Zippers, umbrellas repaired. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• cleaned with electric cutters, CCAAE OUT/ EATRIOHT CAFETERIA IS Window shades, Venetian Painting-Paparing 32 tion, low mileage. One owner. STILL OPEN / ^ professionals. McKinney 1973 FORD LTD. Loaded! Priced right. 64M766. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Bros. Sewage Disposal Well maintained. Reduced to Marlow’s, 867 Main St 646 PAINTING - interior and remodeling, additions, gar Commpany, 6465308. LEASE J" $1860. Must seU. 6461566. 5221. exterior, paperhanging, ages, rooofing. Call David 1969 PLYMOUTH Road Runner. 440, good running excellent work. References. Patrla, 644-17M. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet ff 5 ED’S LIGHT Trucking - Free estimates. Fully in 1974 CHEVROLET Suburban condition. N ew s work, best repairs, plugged drains, ten passenger. Like new. offer. CaU 647-1062. Cellars and attics cleaned. sured. Martin Mattson. 646 kitchen faucets replaced, tar LESS 4431. Automatic, and loaded. 646 Trees cut Free estimates. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - re plalred. a Rec rooms, 4962. PflOPISSIONAL AUTOMOIILI 6461943. New homes custom built, 1970 PONTIAC Bonneville - 4 bathrihroom remodeling, heat Door Hardtop. Full power. AND TRUCK LIASINQ ta /Xa>ABTHA QUALITY PAINTING and remodeled, additions, rec modernization, etc. Free COUNTRY SEDAN. 1970 \ /5C7EE- Off ...ATM I^TIRVMIRP ODD JOBS DONE Cellars, Paper Hanging by Willis rooms, garages, kitchens Well worth looking at! $560. Estimate gladly given. M 4 M Ford Wagon. Good condition, 6469483. UETUSQUOnYOU OH£ WKW4N0VW6yWT:...7^ attics, garages, yards Schultz. Fully insured, , remodeled, bath tile, cement, Plumbing 4 Heating. 8^2871. air conditioning, power cleaned, moving, trucking. references. 649-4343. UP' work. Steps, dormers. steering. Best offer. Call after ttrlfruNUM I M Ne< US A*f 0" Loam for sale. Lawn service. Residential or commercial. DODGE DART Convertible - ILL FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- 6 p.m.m .l4611-1206. 1967 - SnuU 8. New tires, new No job too big or small. 566 Cape Call 6464291. bing. Repairs and iU J M I W MODELS 8522. painted for $150-3200 by b a ttm , good condition. $4M. Remodeling. Faucets, 742-97M evenings. Short Riba ~ Frank Hill scheduling now. Professional vanities, hot water heaters.. CAU 'no TMIDON AT I WILL SPLIT Your wood considers any job. 286KM7, CARPENTRY, SIDING, Prompt service, on emergeiF A iU N C H O F YOUfYlG- iFOIR A A A e M S E R TT WAS AWFUL .THEY INSULATION - Remodeling, PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1976 YOU LOOK AW fUL." _ ------c>c5k TWCP t o TEAR o f f ] with a wood splitter, at evenings or weekends, Don. cies. to-7024. FORD 1974 - Galaxle. 4 door WWAT HAPPaNiPf ^ -^nSuNSS M is- OP A NEW RO reasonable prices. Call 872- additions, rec rooms, all types Two door, six cylinder, 17,000 3 R O U P . a h v s r a c e s u i t .. sedan. White with black in miles, air conditioning, power K M B — 0649. J.P. LEWIS St SON-Interlor of siding and roofs. Resfaen- terior. Power steering, power (0^ tial or commercial. Quality steering,!, power brakes, $3476. and exterior painting, brakes, air cooditlaoiiig. V-8, //-3 CHIMNEYS CLEANED - Top paperhanging, and workmanship. Free es 876-7146. Flooring 35 new tires, brakes (complete), to bottom. Free Safety Inspec remodeling Fully insured. timates. Fully Insured. Call new shocks. Constantly main " My kid home from Europe says they’re 6469658. Ron Churchill or Mike 1969 UNCOLN ContinenUI LEASING tion. Fully insured. Average FLOOR SANDING & tained, Excellent shape. Body loaded over there. Eve^ibody drives a foreign carl" house $25. Call 6365055, or 295- Dzagan, 643-4139. Mark HI. New paint. Clautc! Reflnlshlng. Floors like new. very good condition. Great CaU after • p.m., 7468034. Routa 83, Vernon 0034. SUNSHINE Contractors. No waxing. (Specializing in family car. Excellent, depen *H-S-A-T-H-C-I. Interior-exterior painting, ALL TYPES OF Carpenter older floors) Staining floors. dable transportation. Must DRESSMAKING and wallpaper hanging, carpentry 1973 A6IC HORNET - Red. 6 •43-11S1 work - Ceramic tile, hung Ceilings. In-outslde painting. sell! Call evenings and Door Coupe. Air, tape, power 872-81481 alterations done reasonably. work, window washing. Call ceilings, plumbing and elec John Verfallle, 6466760 after weekends. 876-8474, ask for Call 6464972. 528-2920 or 643-0367 evenings. steering, om/fm radio. $1200. tric. Richard Young, 6461975. 6:00 p.m. Rich, CaU 6 4 6 ^ , after 6. I I . il S i; . -;»‘ i PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Nov. 3. 1977 The weather jai atoi wwiite ) Coventry GOP explains ideas For Cloudy with patchy fog tonight. Home Delivery Chance of occasional light rain towards phosphate detergenU. She said phosphorous morning. Lows near 50. Mostly cloudy I tUI IM LM Three Republican caodidatei for the Coven Douglas Whipple said he supports a five- triggers the excessive growth of algae which I im ui 711 IM IN M lIM IM IM Phone 647-994ic with showers likely Friday. Highs in ri tM IM 7M IM try Town Council this week expressed ideas year road program, revised eadi year, with lowers the oxygen level. "This oxyjgra is Wtal EDITIO the 60s. Outlook for weekend: Chance M l ^ iM lira IN |Mit-7t«Ji IM* U S2UI IM* 74 tUM about programs they will be working on and changes made as necessary. to the large fish that migrate to the lake bot of rain Saturday, clearing and fair Sun NMi 74 tltlJI M i* » 4 |^ NrMiUtTIM supporting over the next two years. He also supports the recreation program. "U TriMli 744 lUtiM TriMilMWiM tom during the hot weather,” she said. ‘FfllCE: FIFTEEN CENTS day. TriMi U7 MUM Alwyn Brodersen said he d o ^ ’t oppose the you compare Coventry’s recreational ^ e said another direct source of phosphorus ri 17JI IM IM 42Ml«ra IINIIM 4M tiMlIM 7M instaliation of a sewer system since it would programs to those of other towns, you will find comes from lawn and garden fertiliXers m Ui ig 7M IN IN iM that we offer a lot more,” he s^d. itna til IM be fvmd^l largely with state and federal applied to the lawns and gardens near the |Mit4tllll MI24$41M I24SS2JI money. “The expense to the town would not be “I support a realistic update of the town’s liefron t. She said they easily sUp into the MmIi M tllUl h**l4NIM MMHiil TM 1-14 MH7I TriMi 4-I-7 ITffM ■ »44nui excessive considering the benefits,” he said. master plan of development with particular lake in rain water runoff. , f East Hartford emphasis on providing areas for economic She said, "Ideally, land near the lakefront M ItM IM Ul ILM CM IM Tlragrilmi MMUM IN "However, it should be programmed in such bulletin board. !■ 7JI IM IM IM IM IM ' development ai^ for apartments suited to the should be kept as natural as possible. The Dagon says council 4IM II* a manner that all property owners would IM I Irrlp 12a* income of younger couples as well as those on I; ) IM* 14 i4XM IM* 24 OiM benefit-both those In the lake area and those more natural vegetation present, the more h**74$7UI |M*4-7tMM fixed incomes,” Whipple said. F u n laH lir vuiih Ma*14IIIN TriMi 744 U17M MM 74 UMM in other sections of town,” Brodersen said. nutrients retained. . TiM I4-7 tUMJI TriMi 744 UmM Roberta Koiantz supports controlling the "If 1 am elected to the council, I plan to John Carley and Joe Kenney of deterioration of Coventry Lake by the liM liN IN 17M 7M iM IM« MM IN IN He aiso supports a strong and efficient work with residenU on finding solutions to Kast Hartford will bring their vans to iM IM 4 M |m 4 rtMfea llM IN police department with updated equipment residents \7ho live in the 254 homes within 300 must be responsive IcM IM 17M make all the waterways of Coventry, the first annual Van-Tasy Custom Ul Jhabia iM Im 7M IMMlJtSiH M l 4-7 M7M |M*14S2IM and an upgraded school system and a plan for feet of the waterfront. healthy,” she said. Van Show at the Hartford Civic NMMSISIM firMa 74 SISIM TriMi 744 S4411I Ml* II tlllM low-income rentals. She said they can start by using only non Center Saturday, Nov. 5 from noon to Trifacta M4 M7IJI TriMi II7 MllN By MAL BARLOW All his father's five children still program. IMm : UH II p.m. and Sunday from noon to 9 MicU5441l Ea§t Hartford Reporter live in East Hartford. They are "A lot of people are taking credit p.m. The show will include a conver Caroline O'Neal, James (a fire for the program and they should. It sion of a van and the making of an “You must be responsive,” said George Dagon, chairman of the East fighter), Doris O'Connor, and Ann took a lot of people to get it started air-brushed mural on a van. Vans are Barno. coming from all over the Northeast. Hartford Town Council, as he tried to and to maintain it. I was there at the define a good politician. "I have fond memories of East start.” l.ilur^y for women "When people come to us, we must Hartford in the 1930s. A long trip then He recalls when his brother-in-law Jal alal entries The Liturgy Committee of St. respond to them,” he said. was a trolley ride to Hartford.” Michael Coppinger told him about Mary's Parish In East Hartford is “I take my job as chairman of the Dagon married local girl Mary emergency medical services in 1973. sponsoring a liturgy for women on council very seriously. We are Ellen Coppinger in 1953. Her brother, Dagon later talked about EMS with HBT m FTTI snom m OEvem Michael Coppinger, is a town l.taC * 7J II 1. F* IvMi 11 lb * 7-1 l.bM Hne 11 THANNIVERSARY Sunday evening, Nov. 6 at 7 in the responsible to see the government of council members Odessa Terry, LilM I 1. E«rMM 12 IlM iM wl 71 IM te f* 7-1 IIMkCra 7-1 i Out 11 I hmitf 11 I MMM 11 library of St. Mary's School on Main East Hartford function the way the paramedic. She is chairman of the Steve Barron, Don Bates and Bill I Jm * II I Irn Wnr 1 11 IMF* 12 I Frediei 7-2 KMOM 11 I Oar* Zm 11 town Emergency Medical Services Dwyer. The town's Jaycees got a i K** lop It 4. *rtk* 7-2 4.3yZ*il 11 iE* 11 4.Mn IS«* 11 4. Fna*M Ume 12 St. It will include a service in people want it to.” IF* era 12 I S«* 11 S. U* 7-2 ikri 11 iM O M I 7-2 i IHm ■ Chi*f1 celebration of womanhood and an The town’s voters must agree Commission. petition bigger than any ever in town L kr* Irtne 11 1 12 II i$* 11 1 tom* Za* 11 tbwmUm 11 7. ha M l 4-1 7. r«*l*ra 11 7. Ira 0* 11 7.M 12 LfrraUi 11 Iki^tW m 7-2 exploratory discussion of the topic Dagon is the kind of politician they Dagon graduated from East Hart supporting EMS. II I *• Ira 11 I In i Ziiri 11 IQMI 11 1 2i* Lmi 7-1 tktmlmk 7-1 "Woman and Her Relationship-with ford High School (EHHS) in 1947 "Mike saved a kid's life about then. an M M SW Im era SKSIm MntI Smh\9rn S«SE«vUi like. 14-7 U4 Ilfl-7-5 M Sffl/INGS! God,” when it was still in the building now This helped the idea along, of 4-14 114 14-7114 17-3 II7 174 17-3 17-3 IS4MS II7 IM III 11-3 III 174 IM 7-1-3 7- Dagon ran for public office for the a m Fwni ssm Em TORI THOFTI mi called Center School. He joined the course.” 11 Art flea market first time in 1967. He wanted a seat 11 1. Arrt 11 l. kri«M l.ll**l«TM 7-11. M l 11 1. Fra*ce fkm 11 Air Force and was a supply sergeant Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Esther Clarke, LNliSv* 11 IF«* 7-2 I2*B$rt*H 7-2 I h* flew 11 I Wm 7-2 IM IZ ir* 7-1 The Elast Hartford Art League will on the Board of Education. The I Lt* 7-2 I F* 7-1 lUiiknN 11 II m M 7-2I Irai 11 IM lme 11 ■ i l l until 1952. and Tim McNamara flew with Dagon iilltftoai It 11 4. kiMlOM 7-1 4. F«*M 11 i Ran* IrtM 11 1 hold its seventh annual Scholarship Democrats lost but Dagon led his i* i i kUm 11 Back in town, he attended the to Baltimore to study EMS INiM Ilwy 12 S. (M l* 12 III I 11 S. Erra Zm 12 Flea Market in Sunset Ridge School party in total votes. 4-1 1 M 11 i QMlZm 11 illOhe*l 121 Eira 12 tkkmkk 7-2 University of Hartford nights programs. IlbiCra M 7. *• 11 7. Artw l*ar 1 11 7.2*riU* 11 7. MmI 11 7. CM Che* 1 11 at Silver Lane and Forbes Street Sun He ran again in 1968 for a seat on t Itot ke 11 I Ena Sir* 11 IM lllftni 11 studying business while working for Back home, the growing number of 11 IMm*Cra 11iOw* 11 YOUR CHOICE day, Nov. 6 from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. the council. The Democrats again aBIMhZra niCra SMS fenin Ura SKJm MM a iM SKMM Gerber Products Co. as a salesman. EMS supporters pushed through a 114 U7 m 174 12-7 244 24-S 24-7 Ml 2-1-7 21-S M4 II7 III IM 2-M 24-7 24-1 244 M S 5-M M J M SAVE Proceeds go to a local resident lost but Dagon again led his party He still sells the firm's baby food and plan to train firefighters to be OVER entering an art college. The 1977 East Hartford Town Council candidate for re-election and secured a minority seat on the other products now as the territory paramedics. Eight including Cop ‘10 recipient is Peter Govemale, art council. George Dagon (Democrat) answers questions in an EHHS sales manager for Connecticut and pinger got the training and have been PARK HILL JOYCE EHHS graduate. He ran again in 1%9 and led ail can Fire losses classroom. (Herald photo by Barlow) western Massachusetts. His home is serving the town as paramedics for This year, members of the'EHHS didates as the Democrats swept back FLOWER SHOP his office. nearly two years. BOSTON (UPI) - The band will also sell baked goods and into power. He has run in every town National Fire Protection election since and has led all can His son George Jr., 23, is a Yale "We get stacks of letters praising Our Reg. to 14.99 other items and take orders for University graduate now studying at the seryjee,” said Dagon. "Looking Association reports 1.261 SPECIAL IMORELCO didates each time. In the East Hart General Electric citrus fruit. They are raising funds Busing worries Virginia Law School. Cynthia. 19, is a back, my involvement in this people died last year in 293 ford High School mock election Oct. OF THE WEEK Smoke Detector for a Feb. 22 trip to Disney World in sophomore at the University of program has meant the most to me. multiple-death fires. Slicing Knife • General Electric Florida. 26, Dagon was again way out in front The^ssociation defines a even though popular Democrats were Connecticut "If anyone wants to rattle my ASSORTED Portable Hand Mixer Our multiple-death fire as one 2 4 7 0 Voting friends on the same ballot. Achievements cage, they need only cause problems Choose from 3 mixing speeds: beater Reg. more and more 34,99 The East Hartford Chamber of "I like to think it's because I’m for the EMS" where three or more peo ejector. Powerful motor. IM 24 be bused irom here to schools on the Over the past 10 years, Dagon has ple were killed. $J^ 5 7 Commerce reported State Rep. Mrs. Denise Benoit, president of responsive to people,” Dagon said. Future work Warning system alarms at earliest east side." been involved in many town projects. The association also Contoured handle l i t s ^ rr hand!h Slice • General Electric stage oftire. Battery operated, (in Richard C. Willard, Democrat, voted the Center School PTA, said more "When people call me, they can rely While speaking to an EHHS class last BOUQUET BUNCH meats, fowl, bread and vege i ,