Wilbert Snow Dies SPRUCE HEAD, Maine (UPI) - 1946, Defeating Chester Bowles for Doing It, Don't Do It

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■ VM \ w ^ V rt • • ■ Wilbert Snow dies SPRUCE HEAD, Maine (UPI) - 1946, defeating Chester Bowles for doing it, don't do it. If your number Wilbert Snow, 93, a one-time Maine the nomination. He lost the election one happiness does not come out of lobsterman who went on to become a to James L. McConaughy, however. the job of doing a thing, don't try and poet, English professor and governor Snow was governor for 13 days, do it. of Connecticut, died Wednesday beginning Dec. 27, 1946, when Gov. "Most Americans don't have time while watching a televised ballgame Raymond E. Baldwin, a Republican, off to themselves. They're driven. at his. son’s home. resigned to serve in the United States They're so interested in playing the Snow, a resident of Middletown, Senate. game of life that they've never On Saturday Conn., where he taught at Wesleyan Snow was a familiar figure in stopped to ask the purpose of life.” University for more than 40 years, Middletown, Conn., and was ad­ He said his teaching career was was vacationing at the home of one of dressed almost always as "gover­ haphazard at first. At one New his three sons, Nicholas, at Spruce nor" by residents and storeowners England college, “I was there one K Columnist Head, south of Rockland a few miles into his last days. week and they offered me $80 if 1 from Thomaston where he went to When he first came to Wesleyan in would leave." school as a boy. 1921, he and his wife who were to be When he joined the faculty of a adapting A spokesman for the family said married the next year were looked midwestern university, the president Snow, a gentle man, died quietly. down upon because of Snow's called him to his office. He told Snow Snow was a contemporary and homespun ways, but he endeared he talked "too plain about politics to change friend of the late poet Robert Frost, himself to the faculty and scores of and religion in class." another New Englander, and many students through the years. "I said to the president, "I thought When you read your church times people confused the two. Frost Snow and his wife, Jeanette, were that's what college was for."' visited the Snows for two weeks in often seen eating together in the un­ page column Saturday morning by Snow said leaching is "the best job 1926, three years after Snow’s first iversity's Downey House, even Cliff Simpson, you will be reading you can have because there's a three volume of poetry was published, recently. He is survived by his wife, Wings of Morning, not Wings of months' vacation when you can think Evening. ” rhose were the most wonderful 14 and sons Nicholas, John and Charles. days of my life. We were up to 4 in He was the author of many poems. your own thoughts, store up your own "It seems appropriate to batteries." change the title,” The Rev. Mr. the morning, talking. I had to be at a A biographical work, "Codline's Simpson said. 9 o’clock class, but Frost slept until Child," published by Wesleyan He said poets were not necessarily In his column Saturday, he noon.” .University Press, was his most re­ the best students recalls verses from Isaiah Snow was known for his poems cent effort. "I always had a certain doubt explaining the meaning of about New England, especially "If you want to make money, write about the Straight A' boy He might be all right as a clerk, but could he "wings." The phrase Wings of Maine, and for his soft-spoken plain prose. Poetry you do just for the love look beyond the grindstone and see Morning is taken from another talk. of it," Snow once said in an inter­ verse of scripture, the 139th A Democrat, Snow was elected view. the brook beyond the field or the Psalm "...If 1 take the wings of lieutenant governor of Connecticut in "If your main drive is not love of trees beyond the brook”" the morning...” The Rev. Mr. Simpson's column will continue to be a Saturday feature of the church page. Buckland park trial Listening to Gov. Grasso Former Gov. Wilbert Snow, who died today in Maine at the home of his son, is shown as he listened to a speech by Gov Ella gets under way Grasso in January 1975. (Herald photo by Dunni Fall foliage By GREG PEARSO^ Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, which tiffs, Michael Dworkin and Edith Herald Reporter represents Penney. Schoell, as the first witnesses. viewing said The trial in the environmental case The defendants agreed that some Dworkin said this morning that his Terrorists free affecting the Town of Manchester’s of the items will be presented as testimony will concentrate on the almost ideal proposed industrial park began today evidence, Spellacy said. Others will formation of the Manchester En­ in Hartford’s Superior Court. be marked and opposed by the defen­ vironmental Coalition. five hostages BOSTON (UPI) — The upcoming In an opening statement Judge T. dants at the time of presentation as Those appearing in court this mor­ weekend "should be ideal” for Clark Hull said that he expects the evidence, he said. Hull will decide ning included Town Manager Robert DACCA, Bangladesh (UPI) — dent activist deported to Japan from viewing fall foliage in the mountains trial will take more than three days. whether the contested items will be Weiss, Town Planner Alan Lamson, Heavily armed Japanese terrorists Canada last December, said his of New Hampshire and Vermont and ‘Tve looked over the file and it included as evidence. ^ockton and Charles Duffy, assis­ today freed five hostages, including views differ from those of the five central Maine, the Massachusetts appears to be an immensely com­ The attorneys for the plaintiffs ap­ tant commerce commissioner. two Americans, but threatened to kill armed Red Army guerrillas who Division of the American Automobile plicated case,” he said. parently will call two of the plain- 151 other persons aboard a hijacked hijacked the Japan Air Lines DC8 Association reported today. The case— The Manchester En­ jetliner unless Japan meets their jetliner over India Wednesday and "Color will be at peak in northern vironmental Coalition vs. Edward deadline for freeing nine fellow diverted it to Dacca. New Hampshire and about 75 percent Stockton et a l—involves the claim by terrorists and paying $6 million ran­ "I was surprised to hear the established in the White Mountains,” the plaintiff that Stockton, the state Farm bill signed som. terrorist group wants my release, " A U.S. businessman and a weeping Omura was quoted as saying by his the AAA said. “In northern Vermont commerce commissioner, did not ping the requirement that par­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President American actress were in the first lawyer. "I have a different ideology fall color will be at peak. Northern properly weigh environmental ticipants first buy stamps for cash. Carter today signed into law higher group of hostages to be freed by the Maine will be showing peak color; effects when he approved the Tighter eligibility requirements are from them. I am not suited to support prices for the nation’s grain Red Army guerrillas who set mid­ militaristic institutions like theirs. 1 Rangeley and Moosehead Lakes proposed J.C. Penney Co. catalogue expected to weed out 1.5 million of farmers and changes in the mul­ night (2 p.m. EDT) as the deadline have no intention of going to Dacca." regions 90 percent; Baxter State distribution center. the current 16.2 million participants. tibillion dollar food stamp program for compliance with their demands. The lawyer, Takeshi Matsumoto, Park 80 percent." Penney will be the major tenant in Target prices for the 1977 wheat for the poor. The Japanese government agreed said he met with Omura at the Kyoto Foliage colors qre 25 to 50 percent the town’s proposed 393-acre in­ The $11.5 million compromise crop jump to $2.90 a bushel while the to meet their demands but said it was prison where he is being held on advanc^ in more southern sections dustrial park in Buckland. loan rate goes to $2.25 a bushel. This measure included crop supports "impossible" to deliver the hostages charges of violating the explosives with peak expected later in the Attorneys for both parties met in is expected to trigger a record $1.2 higher than the White House wanted, and cash before the deadline. And a season, the AAA said. chambers with Judge Hull to review billion in support payments for this control law and forging a passport. but it also implemented Carter ad­ new hitch developed in Tokyo, where The Japanese justice ministry, 'The AAA said heavy raffic was evidence the plaintiff plans to submit year’s wheat crop. ministration reforms in the $5.6 one of the nine imprisoned radicals meanwhile, officially informed the expected on major highways this in the trial. The corn target price and loan rate billion food stamp program. whose release was demanded said he various prisons and detention houses weekend, especially through the As of noon today, the group had will be $2 a bushel for this year’s would not take up the offer of holding the nine prisoners of its plan mountains, and advised caution with reviewed about 25 proposed items of The food stamp changes will crop, with more modest increases in to release them, according to Kyodo rest stops to view the fall leaves’ evidence, according to Atty. Bourke enable an additional 3 million per­ price and income support rates for freedom. Toshio Omura, 34, a former stu­ News Service. colors. Spellacy of the Hartford law firm of sons to enter the program by drop­ other feed grains, rice and cotton. Today’s summary Compromise may end filibuster Complied from United Press Internetlonal WASHINGTON (UPI) - A com­ W.Va., told reporters the com­ Wednesday night's debate. compromise promise makes much more gas eligi­ Metzenbaum noted he and In a test of sentiment last week, overwhelmingly rejected a school promise natural gas pricing plan State promised to end the Senate’s nine- ble for the highest allowed price. Abourezk were not party to the the Senate voted 52-46 against killing committee proposal to end their day filibuster today, but threatened That brings support from some agreement — worked out primarily a move for immediate deregulation NEW HAVEN — Mayor Frank walkout which has lasted almost to start another. senators who want "an acceptable by Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash.. of newly discovered onshore gas. Logue, jubilant over being two weeks. delcared victor in a mayoral Filibuslerer leaders Howard definition of new gas," he said. during a long day of haggling with Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, and James Byrd's plan announced late colleagues from gas-producing states Backers of the agreement ap­ primary recount, began work parently felt the necessary four votes today on his bid for re-election in National Abourezk, D-S.D., said they would Wednesday night after 36 hours of — but said "we wouldn't necessarily vote for the compromise "with reluc­ almost continuous session stopped stand in its way." would switch from the deregulation November. Biagio DiLieto, his NEW YORK - It was up to a side — faced with a threatened first venture into politics a tance, but we are interested in en­ the ‘people's filibuster, " after 100 Sen. James Pearson. R-Kan.. a judge today to decide if there are presidential veto of the bill — to the failure, said he would remain ding the impasse.” roll calls in nine days, long enough sponsor of measures to deregulate grounds to hold gem-cutter Jackson compromise, which keeps neutral in the campaign. 'The Abourezk warned if senators wan­ for senators to get some sleep. new gas prices immediately or at Shlomo Tal, who gave police a federal controls on new gas prices, recount gave Logue a 243-vote ting deregulation of gas priqes push Senators welcomed their night’s least keep them regulated at a higher bizarre story about how the body but at a higher level than the margin. their cause too hard, the filibuster sleep — at least two got a head start price than the Carter administration of diamond broker Pinchos will resume. by dozing off in their chairs during wants, urged colleagues to defeat the (ilibusterers want. Jaroslawicz wound up stuffed in a WATERBURY - Daniel Bion- But, Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, crate under Tal’s workbench in assistant Republican leader, warned di, a 27-year-old unemployed man, Manhattan’s Diamond District. has been judged mentally compe­ that the compromise "is subject to Tal is being held as a material the same amendment procedure but tent to stand trial for the slaying witness. of Teresa Cortellino, 18, of from a different quarter -- from those of us who want deregulation." Korean scandal hearings Naugatuck, who was found nude, NEW ORLEANS - The 5th U. buried under debris in a Water- This held out the threat that forces S. Circujt Court of Appeals bury park pond Aug. 2. for deregulation could themselves Wednesday issued an order use the amendment process to Regional preventing the state of Florida filibuster if they gel no further con­ expected to begin soon from executing convicted cessions. BOSTON — Extended outlook murderer John Spenkelink before The man in the middle. Senate WASHINGTON (UPI) - Special panel’s secret investigation is round of public hearings by not later for Southern New England, Satur­ Oct. 31. Democratic Leader Robert Byrd, D- counsel Leon Jaworski disclosed proceeding faster than officials had than the end of October." day through Monday: Chance of today the House Ethics Committee previously indicated. Jaworski The former Watergate prosecutor rain Saturday and Sunday. ATLANTA — State health may begin public hearings in the next himself told reporters not long ago said he could not reveal the details Clearing Monday. Highs mostly in departments across the nation are few weeks in its investigation of that he saw no way to predict when "for fear of adversely affecting ’ the the 60s. Lows will be from mid 40s virtually swamping the diagnostic Red Sox sale alleged South Korean efforts to buy hearings might start and that it investigation, but that "both to low 50s Saturday and in the 50s laboratories of the National influence in Congress. might not be until January. documentary and oral testimony early Sunday and Monday. Center for Disease Control with in progress Jaworski also said the Korean His comments followed by a day have been obtained recently shedding PORTSMOUTH, N. H. - The blood and tissue samples of government has invited him to meet criticism from one committee further light on the ultimate deter­ price of home heating oil will rise suspected Legionnaire’s disease BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red with indicted rice merchant Tongsun member, Rep. Bruce Caputo, R- minations we seek." two to four cents this winter, ac­ cases. announced late this morning that Park in Seoul, but that he could get N.Y., who challenged Jaworski’s In an obvious reference to Korea's cording to Henry Powers, presi­ they are “negotiating" for the sale of no assurances that such talks “would leadership of the investigation. refusal to help U.S. authorities gain dent of Sprague Oil Co., one of the MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Secrecy the team to a group of investors be revealing and productive” and Jaworski replied that Caputo was ig­ custody of Park, Jaworski said he recognized that Seoul's government region’s largest suppliers of in­ surrounds plans to move the headed by Haywood C. Sullivan and therefore a trip “at this time could norant of the facts or publicity is facing some difficult problems but dustrial fuels. bodies of Elvis Presley and his Edward ‘Buddy’’ LeRoux. not be justified.” hungry. mother Gladys to an ornate gar­ Sullivan has been vice president of The former Watergate Jaworski said again today that he warned that its failure to cooperate FRANKLIN, Mass. - Striking den at the Presley family’s 13- the Red Sox in charge of player per­ prosecutor’s comments, in a state­ could not yet give a definite starting “may well result in the forming of a teachers Wednesday night acre estate. sonnel since 1965. LeRoux was the ment prepared for delivery to a com­ date, but “we are p^esently con­ lack of confidence in the Korean Red Sox trainer from 1966 to 1974. mittee meeting today, suggested the sidering asking you to hold the initial leadership b/the American people” PACE TWO-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Minrhwtw, Coon., Thnri.. Sept. 2». U77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coon.. Thurs., Sept. » , 1W7 - PAGE THREE-A co-sponsored by the Manchester- a plastic card similar to a credit card additions to the questions asked of before his blood is drawn Bolton and tbe Nathan Hale which is to be presented in the future prhspective donors by the medical The next visit of the Bloodmobile in Volunteers taught branches. at all bloodmobiles. This card will history nurse. Manchester and the first use of this State debt load may hold key The orientation dealt with the contain much of the information A new brochure containing medical new system will be Thursday, Oct. changes to be implemented Oct. 1 in necessary in filling out the form and information for donors will be dis­ 13, at the Army & Navy Club, 1090 new procedures the blood donor medical history form should help eliminate some of the tributed to each person appearing at Main St., from 12:30 to 5 30 p m as authorized by the Red Cross delay which often occurs at the a Bloodmobile operation as of Oct. 1. About 80 Red Cross volunteers attended a blood program training National Headquarters. registration desk. Under the new regulations, it will be Appointments may be made by to equalized school funding representing many towns in the course Tuesday at Concordia Beginning immediately, the Blood mandatory for each blood donor to calling 643-5111. Walk-in donors will There are also some changes in and Greater Hartford Chapter area Lutheran Church. The meeting was Center Is issuing by mail to all donors rc.qd the information every time be welcome HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ For example, in the current 1977-78 over 20 years is scheduled next Supreme Court ruled the property ticut's debts may be reduced enough fiscal year, the state will pay )301.4 month. tax-based system of funding local within five years to avoid a tax in­ million in principal and interest for But both former Gov. Thomas education is unconstitutional. It told crease that might be necessary to its borrowing. In five years, the debt M e skill and incumbent E lla T. the state to spend more to guarantee finance a court-ordered equal educa­ service pricetag is now sch^uled to Grasso have cut bonding sharply children in poorer towns the same 111111111111 1111111111111 tion system be $205.4 million. Ten years down the compared to John Dempsey and educational opportunities as their Local teachers An examination of the state’s road, in 1987-88, debt service is to Abraham Ribicoff, now a U.S. counterparts in richer communities. ^ Deli Department Specials ^ books shows that by the early 1980s cost the state $155 million. senator, whose massive building But the court did .not order any r CHOICEST MEATS the yearly debt service payments The projections do not, of course, projects of the 1960s will soon be paid specific action to correct the situa­ attend meets JOIN US FOR NEPCO WEEKl will drop sharply because the large take into account any bonding off. tion and Gov. Ella T. Grasso has set number of construction projects projects that may be approved in the "But the key to having this money up a special commission to study the IN TOWN Bologna...... lb *1.19 from the 1960s will be paid off. future. Therein lies the key to being available lies in holding down bon­ problem. Several Manchester High School English teachers will This could prove a solution to the able to use the money not spent on ding in the future," said Senate Its final report, due in 1979, is wide­ be participating in upcoming conferences around the U8DA CHOICE TOP S alam i...... ibM .29 long-range problem facing law­ the debt to avert a tax increase. Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome, R- ly expected to contain a recommen­ state. Liverwurst...... ib»1.09 makers of how to raise the money No one suggests the state will not Bloomfield. dation for much larger payments to Mrs. Janet Wiggin, a reading and English teacher, will Round steak ...... Earlier this year, the Connecticut 1 . 5 9 almost certain to be needed to be bonding in the future — in fact, a poorer towns to help them improve attend the Connecticut Reading Association conference U80A CHOICE PSP L o a f...... lb *1.39 finance increased educational aid. $150 million bond sale to be repai'' their schools. Saturday at Penney High School in East Hartford. She The big question is how much will attend another similar one Nov. 1 at Wethersfield Luncheon Loaf...... ibM .29 money will be required to satisfy the High School. C u b a S teak 1 . 6 9 court. Some state education officials Attending a conference on "Determining Quality in UBDA CHOICE Beef Franks...... lb *1.09 have fixed the potential pricetag as English Education: Practitioners and Critics, Reviewers K lelbasa...... ib‘ 1.29 Hartford prepares challenge high as $425 million. and Commentators" Oct. 14 through 16 at the Sheraton Sandwich Steak ... •! 1 . 9 9 Others, however, think a smaller Hartford in Hartford will be three other members of the U8DA CHOICE Jtath Black Hawk Bacon...... lb *1.49^ figure — perhaps around $100 million English department. Gilbert Hunt, head of the depart­ of auto insurance rates or less — may be sufficient. If the \ ment, and a long-time member of the executive board of HARTFORD lU P l) - Hartford of­ Phil Helms, an aide to Hartford missioner Joseph C Mike has said he latter is on target, then the money the Connecticut Council of Teachers of English, will sirloin Tip Steak 1 . 3 9 ficials are taking on automobile in­ Mayor George Athanson, said if the believes the system is fair because made available by the drop in debt serve as a host. Gwen Brooks will put on a workshop for U8DA CHOICE 111111111111 surance companies which charge department refuses to revise its accidents are not charged against the service could be the difference in word games for secondary schools. Also attending the higher premiums of city residents rules on the rating system after the territory where they occur, but averting a tax increase. conference will be Joyce Don. Face Rump Roast 1 . 4 9 than suburbanites. hearing, "the way will be clear" for against the home territory of the Earlier this year, the Legislature The conference is sponsored by the New England U8DA CHOICE FRESH In an administrative appeal filed a lawsuit against the state. driver at fault Therefore, he said. doubled from $10 million to $20 Association of Teachers of English and Language Arts. with the state Insurance Department Coiinecticut Insurance Com­ Hartford drivers pay more because million the funding for the \ During the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Hunt, Wednesday, the city argued com­ they get in more accidents educational equalization program. former director of the Secondary Section of the National Back Rump Roast ..,•1 1 . 3 9 panies violate Connecticut law by Almost all lawmakers agree much n Council of Teachers in English, with Mrs, Rozanne U8DA CHOICE TOP charging at least $100 more for more money will eventually be Norko, English teacher, will attend a conference in New policies written on cars registered in Revamp to abolish needed. York. Mrs. Norko has edited two textbooks published by Round Roast 1 . 3 9 Hartford than on those in the sub­ The expectation large sums will be Brenda and Linda Prentiss-Hall and will conduct workshops on those books. U8DA CHOICE Cod Fillets urbs. needed to satisfy the court has led in­ Hartford officials claimed the come tax supporters to say imposi­ Siamese twins Brenda, right, and Linda McCall are held by an Eye Round Roast higher insurance rates discourage statistical bureau tion of the controversial levy is just a •1 1 . 7 9 NEW HAVEN i UPI) - A Universi­ many legislators are not aware that unidentified nurse at North Shore University Hospital in people from moving to the city and FAMILY PACK ty of Connecticut professor told labor the reorganization act. which takes matter of time because it is the only Reformation film are automatically discriminatory Manhasset, N. Y. The two were separated by surgeons in an leaders today the legislature's effect Jan. 1. 1979, will eliminate the way to meet educational funding because city dwellers are operation Tuesday. (UPI photo) Matlaw’s reorganization act will wipe out a Bureau of Labor Statistics ne^s. predominanly poor or members of set for Sunday state agency that has spearheaded ■ Ironically, the act transfers some . * 1 . 7 9 minority groups. labor legislation for more than 100 . . of the major functions of the bureau The Insurance Department is The "Reformation Period" will be the subject of the years. to the Department of Economic Francis Schaeffer film to be shown Sunday at 6 p.m. at 11 5 9 required to set a public hearing on David Pinsky, a labor education Development, a department which is the issue within 30 days. Trinity Covenant Church. Reviewing the many con­ professor and lecturer at UConn, said business oriented, " Pinsky said in Separated Siamese twins tributions of the period, Schaeffer says that a modern prepared remarks for delivery Reformation could rescue modern man from his dilem­ before the annual convention of the ma. , Cutillo eyes Sarasin post Connecticut State Labor Council The "‘Haunted Churchbell,” a film for young people, "This is like placing the fox in the do well but miss each other will also be shown at 6 p.m. henhouse, he said The services and the coffee hour following are open to PRIDE OF THE FARM USDS CHOICE WATERBURY lU P Ii — Sen Louis covers Meriden, Waterbury and Dan­ Pinksy said the provision MANHASSET, N Y lUPIi - irritable when put far apart but that body could sup irom one to the other. all who are interested. Nursery facilities are provided. S. Cutillo, D-Walerbury, plans to bury There are about 22,000 more eliminating the bureau was "well Siamese twins Linda and Brenda stops when they are placed close He described it as a plastic bag full seek nomination for the con­ Democrats registered in the district hidden in the bill which contained 389 iVIcCall have been apart for two days together, facing each other. of eels that could swing from one to Turkey Breasts Bottom Round Roast Harper said the girls were "darling gressional seat now held by Rep. than Republicans. pages ' He added "very few after being joined since birth nearly the other. " twins, very cute, very frisky." Ronald S. Sarasin, R-Conn , who is Political experts in Connecticut members of the legislature knew of seven months ago and they miss each But the greatest risk, he said, "was running for governor leel Democrats have a much better the demise of the bureau. " other The twins, born four weeks closing the abdomen and interfering Atwood recuperating "Lve started to talk to party shot at winning the congressional Pinksy tabbed the reorganization A team of 15 surgeons at North prematurely to Glenda and James with their respiration. " 4 to 8 leaders in the district about the seat since Sarasin has decided to try act "probably the most damaging Shore University hospital's Payson Arthur McCall, of Roosevelt. N Y , Despite the absence of "belly but­ Frank Atwood’s Gardening column does not appear in nomination,'' Cutillo said to oust Gov Ella T. Grasso in 1978. labor legislation passed in the 1977 Whitney Tower separated the twins were born in Nassau Hospital in tons" because of the operation, today's Herald. Mr. Atwood is recovering from surgery LBS. Wednesday. Cutillo has served four terms in the session." in a successful 4',2-hour operation .Mineola. N.Y., weighing IVz-pounds Kenigsberg told a news conference and has omitted his column this week. It will resume next * •1.09 each They were transferred to North 99 Sarasin has won three consecutive Connecticut Senate and two in the Over the years, the bureau has Tuesday and said they believed the that tbe girls "should have perfectly Thursday. elections in the predominatly House. pushed for such labor-oriented girls, born March 8. were the first Shore University hospital the same normal bodies. " and lead "a perfect­ day because the hospital has a Democratic 5th District which He is one of several state senators legislation as workmen's compensa­ black Siamese twins ever successful­ ly normal life. " special maternity clinic reported hopeful of being elected to a tion. factory inspection, public ly separated Glenda McCall. 24. had "no idea at Public records We Give Old Fashioned higher office in 1978. employment officers, boards of Dr. Rita Harper of the hospital's Dr. Kenneth Kenigsberg, head all " she was going to deliver twins. Let Our Family Others include Sens. Lewis B. mediation and arbitration and maternal and child health center, pediatric surgeon at the hospital, After months of wondering and Butcher Service... Road race aids Rome, R-Bloomfield, senate minori­ minimum wage requirements. said Wednesday the twins sleep close said the girls had been "conjoined " worrying, the young mother said. Warrunl) deed Serve Your Family! ty leader, George L. Gunther, R- Connecticut's BLS. the third oldest together in the hospital nursery at the sternum and outer margins of I'm very happy and excited that the Robert J. Sloan and Linda B. Sloan to David W. Hassett New Hope Manor Stratford, and Richard C. Bozzuto, in the nation, was founded in 1973. facing each other in the position they the rib cage. worst is over. " and Patricia G. Hassett, property at 40 Buckingham St., STORE HOURS; R-Watertown, all gubernatorial can­ In its upcoming session, the had when joined. The children shared no organs. Her husband, a 29-year-old truck $47,000. didates. legislature will have the opportunity "They are much more comfortable Kenigsberg said, but the driver, said. "Hey man. what can I New trade name New Hope Manor of Manchester, "conjoining" was unusual in that the Sen. Lawrence J. DeNardis, R- to correct oversights in the in the pre-surgical position, " she say They've done a great job. 1 have Gerald J. Morel, Tolland, doing business as Douglas Mon. K Tues. 'H 6:00 317 Highland St drug and alcohol rehabilitation stomach and intestines in each twin's Hamden is thinking of running reorganization act. said. two happy babies ' Motor Sales, 345 Main St. center for teen-age girls, benefitted -ja . >':aRun or Jog for the Health raised by Wallace Irish Jr UA Theater 2 — "Way of the Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, is Showcase Cine 2 — " Animal Reginald Manseau, wood stove at 62 Niles Dr., $450. of it" race. The one dollar entry for Irish did not identify them as can­ Wind," 7:00-9:00 reported as a possible candidate for UA Theater 3— "Mystery of Crackers." 2:00-7:00-10:00; Janis T. 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ilaitrlipatpr EuputugHpral^ Federal pay raise is a bit too much HSA seeks volunteers Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - Ever since he But Carter has flunked his own tion of Government Employes B o le n s test. He has approved a 7.0S per cent (AFGE) says that “probably rents Founded Oct. 1, 1881 took over the Oval Office, Jimmy [Andraw Tully^ Carter has been telling us to tl^ten wage increase beginning Ort. 1 for will go up, the impact of the pay raise M«mb«r Audii Bureau of Circulation Member. United Prase international for consumer studies snow our belts. That, he says, is the way to 1.4 million federal white-collar will ripple throu^ the (Wa^ington) Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square. whip inflation. workers and two million military area, and everybody will be talking An urgent plea for consumer the input has come from the "We have to pursue studies and fighting Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. personnel around the globe. about inflation in a couple of weeks.” volunteers to serve on task forces for providers, he said, but it's the voice have panel discussions so we can Raymono F Robinson. Editof-Pubiisner Harold E Turk nglon Managing Editor God knows I am not enthusiastic $3.4 billion a year the Health Systems Agency was of the consumers that is wanted. learn and identify the problems that equipm^ about Joining the Get Jimmy Carter Let’s see now. ’The 7.05 per cent issued by John Day, HSA staff Anyone wishing to serve on these really need attention,” she said. WITH EACH O p in io n mob. The poor man has enough pre-Christmas present will cost the member, at the Subarea F council or any of the other health study task A continuation of the subarea den­ problems. life is being particularly taxpayers across the country about meeting Tuesday at the Manchester forces may call John Day at HSA tal study is Kheduled for the next TRACTOR Subarea F meeting in addition to a unfair these days to this decent, $3.4 billion per year. That’s not Municipal Building. headquarters in Hartford, 249-7581. The HSA has identified 11 areas for The member towns of Subarea F presentation from a panel on mental You’ro bo$s of the blizzard hard-working, and mostly gracious peanuts to the shoe clerk in Gary, man. But that pay raise — yuk! study. The eight town members of besides Manchester are East Hart­ health. with a Bolens choice o( gear Ind. Moreover, the average federal Subarea F have identified dental ford, Glastonbury. Andover, Bolton, After a presentation of dental care or Hydro drive tractor ar>d white-collar salary for the Hebron, South Windsor and situations in three of the subarea 38” snowthrower or 42“ Why pay more? Could have said no health care and mental health as blade 0. to. 12, 14 and 16 Washington area will climb to $20,- priority items in their subarea. Marlborough. towns Tuesday showing that there is Under the present system, alleged­ hp models Up to 6 fwd 800, the nationwide average to |17,- Day said that so far at the 'task Vivian Ferguson, a member of the a need to provide treatment to those speeds Electric starling ly designed to keep federal employes’ A new study by a North to coal and rely more heavily 674. The average for Washington is meetings, there has been a con­ Manchester Board of Directors, who are financially unable to afford Plug-in attachment hook-up pay on par with their counterparts in higher because Hell City has more spicuous lack of consumers. Most of favors listing the health services it, Peggy Lindahl, a council member, All-weather dependabthty Carolina economist confirms on synthetic and liquefied All-year workpower Test one private industry, the President is not high-priced civil servants. available in all the Subarea F towns. issued an impassioned plea to the now what many energy experts natural gas at premium prices. required to approve any pay boost. THINK dentists to offer their own solution Phooey. Every ordinary working have been saying all along — Erickson’s analysis is timely He could have said nosiree Bob, not stiff who makes $20,000 a year, or "You're all here and you recognize the problems. You've spoken out on this time, on account of I have even $17,000, kindly stand up. Where that Congress will be making a because the Carter administra­ them. Why don't you come up with a serious mistake this fall if it tion wants to clamp a lid of promised my administration will set is everybody? About town an example of thrift. Alas, he said plan instead of having the govern­ Plays Santa Claus ment or the HSA impose one on us." fails to deregulate the price of $1.75 per thousand cubic feet yes. Phooey again. On the day Jimmy she said. '.'If you're nol going to do it, natural gas. on the price of natural gas. The It is a bit much. Ever since infla­ PARKING Manchester Composite Squadron Confirmation students of Emanuel Carter played Santa Claus to federal the government will impose their Dr. Edward W. Erickson of House already has approved tion reared its ugly head under Lyn­ of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Lutheran Church will have a retreat plan upon you." don Johnson, federal workers have workers, a House Ways and Means tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the from 4:40 p.m. Friday to 1:30 p.m. North Carolina State Universi­ this dubious proposal. And the subcommittee voted to more than In disagreement, a council gotten an annual increase in wages. Manchester State Armory. Saturday at Camp Merrie-Wood, member said the answer is not in ty argues (in a report prepared vote in the ^ n ate is likely to double payroll taxes for the highest- There are, after all, votes to be Membership as well as the meeting Gardner St., as part of their studies. organized dentistry, but in organized for the gas industry) that be close. paid employes over the next five is open to all young people from gained by such lagniappe. And, in HERE government. years in an effort to bail out the Grade 7 through high school. Al-Anon family groups will meet Americans could save at least The administration, it seems fairness to Carter, he was under In other business. Day announced tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Club $100 billion in fuel costs over to us, is being penny wise and pressure from Congress to take care Social Security system. On the House that the HSA had approved the floor, members voted 215 to 193 to The final session of "Searching for and Friday at 10 a m. at South United the next 12 years if gas pound foolish on the deregula­ of a bloc of its constituents. (“I got Rockville General Hospital expan­ W.H.PREUSS&SOII give themselves more expense Values,” a film and discussion series Methodist Church campus. The sion program and the location of the producers were given a finan­ tion issue. What’s the sense in 12,000 federal employes in my dis­ for teen-agers, will take place money, amounting to from $4000 to beginners group will meet tonight at Health Maintenance Organization 221 lostofl Tpte. trict, Mr. President.” ) tonight at 7 at Crossroads, 33 Park St. cial incentive to drill new keeping natural gas prices ar­ $14,0()0 each beginning next year. 7:30, and Alateen for the 12- to 20- (HMD) in the East Hartford area. NIT0II,CT. Admission is free. year-old children of problem wells. tificially low (rolling them Feeds inflation The day before. Health, Education At the suggestion of the subarea So this instinctively frugal man drinkers will meet at 8 at the members, the meetings which have Without the new gas, back from $2 or $2.25 in some and Welfare Secretary Joe Califano Center Congregational Church will threw another log on the fire of infla­ iVo, wo, wo, wo Pathfinders Club. The family groups been held regularly in Manchester Erickson points out, the coun­ states) if production falls off revealed that 1,712 federal employes have an all-church potluck Friday at are open to those affected by tion. Every time federal workers get Campus parking problems plague colleges large and small. At since the group's organization will be try will have to import expen­ and the country is forced into in the Washington area are getting 6;30 p.m. in Woodruff Hall of the someone with a drinking problem. held in different subarea towns on a a pay raise, there is an increase in welfare checks from the District of Knox College in Galesburg, 111., Campus Security officer Carl church. The supper is being spon­ sive oil from the Middle East, using more expensive forms of prices of everything from bread to trial basis. The Oct, 25 meeting is Columbia government. Nearly 400 of Waggener decided to try another tack this fall. He reports the sored by the church’s board of Chris­ Cheney Tech Class of 1979 will .scheduled to be held in Andover at a convert power plants from gas Rolls Royces. The inflationary im­ fuel? that bunch make more than $10,000 a sign definitely attracts attention, but hasn’t noticeably cut down tian concern. sponsor a car wash Saturday from 8 place to be announced. pact varies by region, but there is year, Califano said, and he estimated a m. to 4 p.m. at the school, 791 W. In other business. Day announced on illegal parking. (UPI photo) The congregation of Concordia pressure everywhere to increase the that more than half could be on the Middle Tpke. that the HSA had approved the Lutheran Church is invited to attend local pay scale, especially in the dole illegally. Rockville General Hospital expan­ South where federal salaries are Stewardship Cottage Meetings today A Bible study will be conducted sion program and the location of the Phooey, in spades. Unless they're and Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the church tonight at 7:30 at the United Call for first much higher than those of workers in stopped, our ruling lords will make Health Maintenance Organization the private sector. Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge iHMOi in the East Hartford area. "I happen to know someone who sells extensions.” the decline and fall of ancient Rome St. That’s not just Tully talking. A look like a casual incident on the Via Spokesman for the American Federa­ For an example of why good ficially authorized. Veneto. Samaritanism can be expen­ It is, of course, always Wednesday,Thursday,Friday, and Saturday Only! sive, consider the financial gratifying to learn that federal Racial balance study problems being encountered by agencies are doing their best to a small-but-generous hospital protect the taxpayer’s dollar. Uncle Sam's land redistribution plan in South Williamson, Ky. But it seems to us that when for public schools The 143-bed hospital, dozens are killed and hundreds the west side of California’s lush San Misunderstood up accordingly. operated on a shoestring by the made homeless by flash Lee Roderick Joaquin Valley, which holds nearly a The lottery provision caught the Bused on court order accents local control Presbyterian Church, offered flooding, a hospital can be The Herald’* quarter of the 1.3 million acres of TRUCKLOAD STEAK imagination of many citizens who in­ The new proposal was shaped as a Wa*hington Correspondent land involved. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Educa­ refuge, meals and medical excused from neglecting the terpreted it to mean the excess land direct result of an order by a federal Shedd said the proposed regulations WASHINGTON - "...You start The proposal, called tion Department’s long-awaited plan to "seek to balance not only student care to hundreds of coal normal chain of command. would simply be given away or sold district court in Washington in kicking the 160-acre limitation and it "revolutionary” by both its at a pittance, as was land under the racially balance public schools in Connec­ numbers, but student needs. Of major con­ miners and their families who ‘Tf you provide services,” August 1976. The court was respon­ ticut seeks to maximize local control and cern was that the regulations not fall into is like inspecting the rear end of a proponents and opponents, was an­ Homestead Act a century ago. were driven from their homes insisted an FDAA official in ding to a suit brought by National envisions busing only as a last resort. the ‘numbers’ trap of merely Sears mule. You want to do it from a safe nounced by Secretary of the Interior "About 70 per cent of the calls we Land For People, Inc. against the Education Commissioner Mark Shedd in Williamson, W.Va., last Atlanta, ‘‘your obligations distance because you might get Cecil Andrus on Aug. 22. The public manipulating the students to fill percen­ had during the first couple of weeks bureau for its practices in approving unveiled the proposals Wednesday and tage requirements.” SPECTACULAR spring by flooding along the should be understood before kicked through the side of the barn.” can respond to it until Nov. 23, at were from people who wanted to get sales of excess land in California's told reporters they were aimed at giving Under the law, local schools must sub­ This warning by the late Sen. Clair Tug River, which divides the you provide them.” That may which time the plan could in on the lottery," said Jerry King, a Westlands Water District. more control to local school boards than mit to the state data listing the minority Engle, a California Democrat, automatically go into effect, barring two towns. be reasonable in some spokesman for the Bureau of "Congress designed the Reclama­ the ones rejected in 1969. student breakdown. The proposed Stock Your Freezer Now .. Special Purchase related to the limit on the size of lawsuits or a change of heart by the Hospital staff members situations. But it doesn’t make Reclamation’s regional office in tion program primarily to place Connecticut passed a Racial Imbalance regulations would establish a "25 percent farm that is eligible to receive water governent as a result of the com­ Act in 1969, but the Legislature’s MidwesternU.S. Government Inspected Beef served 1,500 meals a day, Sacramento. "One that stuck in my small farmers on the land," said plus or minus” standard. much sense when people are from a federal reclamation project. ments. Regulations Review Committee rejected For instance, if the proportion of mind was from a fellow on East Secretary Andrus. "These proposed provided insulin to diabetics hurt, hungry and paddling The warning is likely to go largely the regulations proposed by the Education minority students in a district were 55 per­ Absentee owners Hampton (Long Island, N.Y.) who regulations are an attempt to carry Sale Ends Sat., Oct. 1,1977 and took part in a massive im­ around in rowboats looking for unheeded as big growers, absentee Department. cent. then minority populations ranging The 1902 law was amended in 1926, said he wanted to come to California out that...directive." Others, investors and large corporations with Opposition from lawmakers to from 30 to 80 percent would be acceptable munization program to pre­ help. dropping a requirement that land and become an organic farmer” however, contend that the 160-acre land holdings in 17 western states excessive state control was one of the in specific schools. Higher or lower vent typhoid, typhus and 'There’s a chance the hospital- watered by a federal project be provision is inadequate' to the prepare to respond to a federal Careful selection reasons for the rejection at that time. percentages would make that school diptheria epidemics in the will be able to recover its owned locally. As a result, vast economic realities of modern Asked if passage of the regulations government plan to tighten the 160- Such calls have slowed to a trickle, racially imbalanced. acreage is now held by absentee however, as word has leaked out that agriculture, and that family farming would mean the use of busing as a Such schools are required by law to valley. money by appealing to Maj. acre provision and sell over a million owners. The new rules would require the land will indeed cost the buyer as a way of life belongs to a bygone desegregation tool, Shedd said he viewed prepare a plan to correct the imbalance Yet when the hospital, which Gen. Richard L. Frymire Jr., acres of “excess” land now owned by that the excess land now be divested something. "We’ll be very careful era of American history. busing as a "later alternative when other and include in it proposed methods for truckload has been losing money for the director of disaster ser­ them to small family farmers. to farmers living within 50 miles of who we select to purchase the land," Classie struggle means have been exhausted." He said minimizing the disruptive effect on the years, asked the government vices in Kentucky. Hearings planned it. Another provision — intensely dis­ previously he does not think busing is students. explained Jim Hart, a spokesman in The contending views have for $125,000 in reimbursement, The lesson so far, though, is Officials at the Bureau of liked by present owners — is that the necessary in Connecticut. The proposed regulations mention the SPECTACULAR the bureau's Washington provided a classic struggle during The regulations must be approved by a Reclamation say public hearings on availability of the land parcels would following methods of eliminating racial the request was turned down that if you’re going to provide headquarters. "A prospective buyer most of the past century. It remains newly-created Regulations Advisory the controversial plan definitely will be announced publicly and, where imbalance and for preventing its by the Federal Disaster emergency relief to disaster will have to meet three to be seen whether the government's Panel on Racial Imbalance before going recurrence: alteration of school atten­ be held, with times and places to be more than one eligible buyer is in­ Assistance Administration requirements: He'll have to be latest plan — which will almost cer­ to the state Board of Education and the dance areas; pupil reassignments; victims, you’d better be sure announced momentarily. One volved, sold by lottery at a price set qualified to run a farm, not already tainly be tested in the courts — will Legislature’s Regulations Review Com­ rearrangement of school feeder patterns; because the aid hadn’t been of- the government knows about it hearing site almost certainly will be by appraisers and approved by the have 160 acres receiving federal be decisive. mittee, which has the final say. Shedd said grade reorganization; metropolitan and in advance. in the Westlands Water District on government. water, and be financially able to Another late California he hoped the regulations might be in place interdistrict cooperative plans and school by next spring. purchase both the land and the equip­ Democratic Senator, Sheridan pairings. ment to work it.” Downey, once said of the 160-acre Now Available at Sears, 4 Days Only Carter vs. legislative veto Thought Purchase of the land alone will limitation that it was a "wholly in­ Very Lean, Trimmed Very Closely mean considerable expense. A rule of adequate club with which to coerce By Martha Angle and The election of a Democratic presi­ Packed In Heavy Vacuum Sealed Vinyl "We want to figure out some way thumb talked about by Hart is $700 an the big landowners into dividing their Election petition probers Robert Walters dent has done nothing to dampen con­ Boxes. Protects Against Freezer Burn, of resolving this peaceably,” said a It is grey out today. I am acre, so a relatively small farm of baronies among the serfs. It scares WASHINGTON (N E A )-A signifi­ gressional enthusiasm for the astonished at how dull the glowing You Do Not Have To l^ rapThese Steaks Justice Department official involved 160 acres could go for around $112,- nobody; it irritates nearly cant new battle appears to be legislative veto. In fact, the leading trees have become. Without the en­ in the review. "We don’t want to 000. Under current rules, a farmer everybody.'■ This time Downey was find several forged names For Your Freezer. looming in the institutional power advocate of the device is a longtime declare war on Congress.” compassing and revealing sunlight, and his spouse each could own 160 wrong, the big landowners are struggle between the White House Carter friend and supporter. Rep. Carter’s opposition to the the magnificent colors are muted; NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Connecticut Chief State’s Attorney Joseph T. Direct From Midwest Meat acres, as could their sons and scared, Gormley has recommended against and Congress that has existed as long Elliott Levitas, D-Ga. legislative veto, while traditional for less gold, less red, less orange. Elections Commission investigators have daughters, increasing the size of the ^ SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS prosecuting Pac because of a technicality. Plants... SPECIAL PURCHASE as the Republic itself. a chief executive, is a touch awkward Is not God’s love the same in us. As been checking the validity of signatures on family tract. But the price would go 1977 qualifying petitions filed by mayoral can­ Gormley said there are false statements Ail meal U S Government inspected, from commercial mi(l«eslern beef President Carter, irked by what he for a president who places so much we allow and ask Him to shine lean and trim Flash frozen Iresh. exceplionally Juicv and fla< orful \ didate Joseph J. Pac and have reportedly on the petition, but the petitition form sees as usurpation of executive through our lives, we become more Special Purchase* though not reduced, is an exceptional value Almoel pansed emphasis on making the federal found several apparent forgeries. used contains only warnings against branch authority, is weighing a Levitas is the chief sponsor of pen­ bureaucracy more responsive to the real, more truly colored in that State police, working for the commis­ perjury, not false statements. chaHenge to the growing con­ ding legislation that would give people. glowing spirit, a source of delight sion, have been visiting homes in New Bri­ However, Gormley said he was asked to RIBEYE STEAKS T-BONE STEAKS gressional tendency to assert control either house of Congress the power to and joy to those around us. Psalm Side glances tain to verify whether residents whose consider prosecution for perjury. He said SIMP STEAKS CHOPPED BEEF STEAK over enforcement of laws as well as veto any regulation promulgated 108: 1-2 By GILL FOX names appear on the petitions signed his opinion does not exclude prosecuting their enactment. henceforth by an executive agency. I am ready, God. them. Pac under other election laws. Uhc inorcuHing His bill very nearly passed the House Accountability I am completely ready! One unnamed state policeman said 50 Pac submitted 1,842 signatures while 1,- 292 were needed for him to qualify to have At issue is the "legislative veto," a last year, falling just two votes shy of As Levitas notes, regulations I will sing and praise you! per cent of the names on one petition he checked were forgeries, according to the his name put on the ballot for the Sept. IS device Congress has employed at an the two-thirds majority needed when issued by executive agencies carry Wake up my soul! Hartford Courant. Democratic primary. 1 8 *? ever-accelerating rate over the past it was brought up in the final days of the full force of law, but those who Wake up, my harp and lyre! ■2.40 per lb. ■2.37 par lb. decade in an effort to insure that the session under a suspension of the draft such rules are not accountable I will wake up the sun! Appreiimgtgly 14-11 pgr boi ■2.32 per lb. *1.40 per lb. ApproilfTMttly 1M1 pgr boi executive agencies carry out the in­ rules. Nearly half the House to the voters. Members of/Congress, By Nancy Carr Contgbit walgr, gait, Dgitrog, natural Approilmataly 14-11 par boi )1-V| lb. portions par boi \ Moffett wants explanation fltvorlngg and Papain. tent of a law even when they don’t members have signed on as cospon­ who take the political heat for un­ executive director Salt and natural flavoring addad. happen to agree with it, as was often sors this year. popular federal regulations, cannot Manchester /I the case under President Nixon and Carter, at a recent cabinet correct abuses without going through Conference of Churches ALL-FROSTLESS BIG CAPACITY Ford. meeting, expressed grave concern the entire cumbersome process of of oil firm tax loophole - L J f - A * « -v l.l In its most common form, it is a about the constitutionality of the rewriting the basic law in question r 15.3 cu. ft. 23.1 eu. ft. provision attached to a bill that gives legislative veto, which has always unless a mechanism like the Yesterdays HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby knowing full well it's costing consumers 1 ' either house of Congress, or in some been disputed by the Justice Depart­ legislative veto is available. 1 Moffett, D-Conn., says he wants to know millions and millions of dollars every freezer freezer cases a single committee, the right ment. He also brooded about the "The real value of the legislative why the federal government is allowing year in lost tax revenues,” he said. to veto any regulations promulgated political implications of giving veto,” the Georgia Democrat said, 25 years ago U.S.-based oil companies to avoid paying ‘That money goes into the pockets of 95 95 the OPEC nations and adds to the already by an executive agency to enforce the Congress the right to second-guess "is that it sensitizes the bureaucracy. Manchester Exchange Club "millions and millions of dollars” in taxes exorbitant profit levels of the oil com­ 299 329 law in question. executive branch decisions, accor­ Those guys downtown will be a lot cancels its industry show. annually by using a legal loophole. Eaiy-io-maintain' Health officials probe parakeet panies,” he said.' SrntlNi prubr. FeoU I DynaWhile'" chip-resislani ding to sources who attended the more careful about how they write All froillett plui many rooU to lemperolurt i«(. [ Nol new A side effect of the tax policy is that big UwoovnlurMod epoxy-liniih interior ani3 farm in Bolton. Moffett said Wednesday the Internal convenient fealuret' Eas) to- basket Quality features - meeting. regulations if they know Congress is oil companies are encouraged to drill clean porcelain enamel-on tteel The legislative veto is not a new 10 years ago Revenue Service, the Treasury Depart­ Trnipm iurr prolw >licro»«\r tolal-conlacl (reeling, seal looking over their shoulders.” overseas rather than domestically, he InterMr, Inside light, 2 tpeciil can light lid gasket, defrost dram creation. The first one dates back to ment and the State Department have all shelve! in door, bottom wire Review under way William Coe, The Herald’s educa­ \ R rg u U r and lock Sometime next year, the Levitas agreed to the policy. said. trivet lor large packages 95 a government reorganization act of tion reporter, wins first prize in New $42in Eovh o4 thru oibfMtMnl ilrmt ■» rrodilv j At Carter’s direction, White House bill is likely to reach the House floor. Moffett said the loophole stems from a MitasMveniwO 1932. But until recent years, it was a England for the best news story He said nothing was done by previous 379* counsel Robert Lipshutz is now direc­ 1955 Internal Revenue Service ruling that tool that was used only sparingly by Unless Carter changes his opinion of written in 1966 in newspapers in The administrations to eliminate the loophole ting an administration review of all and, so far, it appears the Carter ad­ “taxes” paid to a foreign government by a BRIDGEPORT. CT. MANCHESTER. CT. Congress. More than half of the laws the legislative veto procedure, a full- Herald’s circulation class. The story 0 *^ •lirrhirlftA.M.rMMnUSFMOl ministration is condoning it. multinational corporation can be deducted Sears Where America shops HAMDEN. Cl. ORANGE. CT. containing such a provision have existing and proposed laws which scale donnybrook between the White was about "Project Concern,” a two- contain some form of legislative "The question is: Why has our govern­ dollar for dollar from taxes owed to the DANBURY. CT. WATERBURY.CT. House and Congress could erupt at year experiment in busing of disad- ‘‘That moose you shot in 1974 how do you want il W HARTFORD. CT been enacted since 1969. ment gone along with the scheme. United States. Salitfaction Guarantetd or Your Monr\ Back EASIFIElDMAll.MA. veto. that point. vantageil children. TONIGHT?!” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coon., ’Thun., Sept. 29, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Minchttter, Conn., Thuri., Sept. 29, 1W7 Commentary: Town to seek extension Mrs. Hunter to manage Lance embarrassed the Senate in fire dispute case Ferguson campaign Lillian Hunter of 100 Boulder Rd. to mind about Vivian — her conscien­ flict of interest against Tucker, men and women he wants around Yet, Ribicoff, Percy and Sen. has been named campaign manager tiousness. her availability and her By STEVE GERSTEL for Vivian Ferguson, a Republican willingness to take action,” Mrs which a grand jury dismissed, but him and to accept th^re-nomination Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y. did-not in­ will be assigned for oral argument. The Town of Manchester will seek Atty. John LaBelle Sr., counsel for member of the Board of Directors Hunter said. which may still sink the appoint­ investigation by the F^I and the new troduce the legislation until Sept. 8, The case involves the dispute over WASHINGTON (UPI) - Bert an extension for the filing of its brief the district, said that the district will who is seeking re-election. "There is no problem too small to Lance, that genial free-wheeling ment. team that they are fit to muster. well after the Lance affair had in the Buckland fire jurisdiction whetter the Eighth Utilities District have 30 days to file its brief after the But those are the exceptions and at That’s why the Governmental Af­ exploded. , Mrs. Hunter is a member of the command her attention." she said financial whiz, has made a mockery case. Town Counsel Victor Moses has the right to expand its boundaries town’s brief is filed. board of Manchester Memorial of the Senate. no time is the Senate more likely to fairs Committee didn’t know much It is possible that if such a unit had said Wednesday. to provide fire protection and sewer Once both briefs are filed, the case rush through nominations than when about Lance’s financial dealings been in existence in January, the full Hospital Auxiliary, the American Through his own failings, Lance Ilie town is expected to complete sei^ce in the Buckland section of will be placed on the court calendar Cancer Society and the Manchester has exposed a very serious flaw in a new president presents his cabinet except that he seemed an eminently scope of Lance’s financial affairs and its brief by O c t ^ but Moses said Manchester. for oral argument, he said. for review. And that goes double successful banker. activities would have been available Arts Council. Almanac the way the Senate handles the con- that he will BfiSdlmore time to com­ State Superior Court Judge In a related matter, Moses said Others named to Mrs. Ferguson’s firmation of presidential when the incoming chief executive Ironically, a month after approving to the nominating committee. plete the work. Thus, he will ask for Edward Hamlll ruled in September that he is interested in working on and the Senate are of the same party. Lance, the same committee That information might or might campaign committee are — Celeste By United Prcna Inleninlional nominations. an extension of the deadline. 1976 that the District does have the the fire jurisdiction case after he Sheldon, campaign coordinator; John proposed the creation of a new office not have blocked Lance’s nomina­ Today is Thursday, Sept. 29, the As Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- Give him who he w an ts The filing of briefs by both parties right to expand into Buckland. steps down as town counsel. He has DeQuattro, finance; Leslie Belcher, Conn., describes the process, the There is an overwhelming inclina­ which would conduct an independent tion. is the last major step before the case The town is appealing that decision already indicated that he will not 272nd day of 1977 with 93 to follow. inquiry on all appointments and give But it would have saved President treasurer; Ruth Edwards, deputy Senate too often confirms in a tion to give the new president the to the State Supreme Court. seek reappointment to the position treasurer; Rhea Stewart, public The moon is moving toward its last "casual fashion.” its findings to the committees which Carter and the Senate a certain after this November’s election. quarter. handle the nomination. amount of embarrassment. relations; John W. Mrowk, college Lance, Ribicoff said, is just "one "Tom (Prior, assistant town coordinator; Anne Johnston, senior The morning stars are Mercury, example of a much larger problem. counsel) and I have discussed it, and citizens coordinator. Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The present process of confirmation Landfill fees scored we would like to remain in the pic­ Area coordinators include Beverly There are no evening stars. all too often involves very little Lillian Hunter saw«Y Sa ve $5! ture," Moses said of the Buckland Uroobert. Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Cer- 'Those bom on this date are under process.” case. "But, the final decision will be HANCE TO vini, Lillian Fitzsimmons, Harriet the sign of Libra. Richard Weinstein, a Republican the landfill in the first instance,” he up to my successor,” he said. GET 'EM candidate for the Manchester Board Leitz, Debbie Kim Pillard. Karen Actors Gene Autry and Trevor Men’s Glove Leather Casual said. Klibanoff, Rita B. Anderson and A failure of Directors, has issued a comment “While nuisance taxes provide ad­ Howard were born on Sept. 29 — the about the recently imposed landfill Rose Karas. And Sen. Charles Percy, R-IIL, ditional sources of revenue, Mrs. Ferguson’s son, Thomas H., former in 1907 and the latter in 1916. fees. sometimes the administration of said the Senate Governmental Af­ white is heading a young people’s com­ On this day in history; fairs Committee had "failed to do He said that some residents he has these taxes can be more cumber­ In 1789, the U.S. War Department talked to have been charged for their some than their economic value.Un- Volunteers needed mittee. He is the fourth generation what we should have done in grubs? retjularly^ on both the maternal and paternal set up a regular army of 700 men to car and for a trailer being towed by fortunately, now a great deal of time January: thoroughly reviewed Mr. branches of his family to work for the serve for three years. the car. / will have to be spent trying to undo Lance’s qualifications." community. Assisting him are Mr. In 1923, Great Britain began to Ribicoff is chairman and Percy the "I ^ e s s we might call this triple that which has already been done by to man hotline and Mrs. Paul MacDonald, Kelly govern Palestine under a League of Spectracide taxation, since it was their tax the wrongful imposition of these ranking Republican on the com­ Grout, Susan Carroll, Daniel and dollars that initially helped to pay for Volunteers are need to man the Nations mandate. mittee which recommended last The only Insecticide you fees," he said. education, referrals and public drug Hillery Groobert, Samuel J. hotline at Crossroads, Manchester’s In 1936, in the presidential cam­ January that the Senate confirm need to protect your iawn awareness. It services are free and Turkington III and Gail Williams. Bugpedi -tong-wearinp counseling and drug advisory center. paign between Franklin D. Roosevelt Lance as budget director. against white grubs as confidential. "Three things immediately come Yet, neither Ribicoff, Percy nor well as chinch bugs, sod 9^ i e # k Learner lac­ Since the hotline began at and Alf Landon, both parties went on other members of the committee webworms, Bermuda ing. Naitdsewn vamp. Crossroads several years ago, it has radio for the first time. should be faulted. They were the vic­ mites, leafhoppers, and Cushiony plantation crepe dealt with a variety of problems in­ many others. A simple, wsdge sole. Tan...ffleh's cluding drugs and alcohol, loneliness, Gregory Kalagian, left, and Jon Lemelin are Boy Scout Troop tims of a built-in system. Art exhibit announced If you like Autumn in New England, Despite an increasing awareness in sensible way to control m-12M. relationships, suicide, emotional BICYCLES 47’s newest Eagle Scouts. (Herald photo by Dunn) the recent past that appointments a wide range of bugs and On sale thru Stdurday. problems, and family problems. NEW USED Antiquei and Herb$ . . . you'll like ui! keep grass growing Several different art forms will be should be more closely scrutinized. Susan Goulet of Manchester, an art The hotline provides people with a greener. See us tor represented in the exhibition in­ Senate committees still are pretty student at Manchester Community number to call for help as well for in­ Spectracide insecticide.. cluding painting, sculpture, drawing, cavalier about handling nominations. College will exhibit some of her art formation about where to go for ad­ THE GENERAL LYON INN | work in the Women’s Center on the collage and assemblage. Some of the ditional services. Rte. 198 Eastford, Ct. Tel. 974-1380 ® the all-purpose . pieces will be for sale. Troop 47 gams insecticide. main campus of the college on The hotline is partially staffed by Delicious Yankee Food from Baked Beans to Apple Pie Bidwell St. An opening night recep­ trained volunteers with the SPECIAL Ms. Goulet plans to attend a four- Luncheons and Dinners Served Tuesday-Sunday Exceptions noted tion will be held Wednesday begin­ year college after graduation from professional staff acting as a backup. Call for Info A Crossroads is recruiting persons two more Eagles There have been exceptions of 12^ ">• ning 7:30 p.m. The event is free. The MCC where she will work toward a WE ARE MOVINO exhibit will remain on display for its fall training class to begin at a course. When Gerald Ford and GMNULAR NOW ^6” bachelor’s degree with a major in il­ WE WILL as CLOSED HERB UCTURE MB aOUMET DINNER Nelson Rockefeller were nominated R«g. 7.88 weekdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. lustration and design. date to be announced. Anyone in­ FROM SEPT. 17th TO um Gregory R. Kalagian, son of Mr, Nature Center. He is an acolyte at St. T ., Oct. 11th • 6:30 P.M. to be vice president, they underwent ______SAVE »1.00______through Oct. 31. terested in becoming a hotline 27th Lecture; The Italian Way With Herbal ij: and Mrs. M. Richard Kalagian of 20 George s Armenian Church, Hart­ SHOE-TOWN volunteer may call Crossroads at 646- WE WILL RE-OPEN ON the most rigorous investigations by where famous brand nam es cost less! SEPT. 28 Menu; Delicious Tantalizing Italian Qourmetl Teresa Rd , and Jon C. Lemelin, son ford. and has been a counselor at St. both the Senate and House. t IWW 2015, or visit at 33 Park St. of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Lemelin of MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD AT OUR NEW Entree: Breast Of Chicken Tetrazzini w/Eggplant Farfalle & Stuffed Peaches fo r -i: Gregory s camp at West Falfnouth, The Senate is also most careful in AGWAY WINDSOR Barbs In addition to the hotline services. LOCATION 41 Teresa Rd., were awarded their Mass. He works part time at Friend­ 540 NEW STATE RD. Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. Crossroads offers individual Dessert (PlusI) sifting the backgrounds of nominees Spencer St. (Sliver Lane) & Hlllstown Rd. By PHIL PASTORET RT.ISS VERNON, CT. Eagle Scout badges Tuesday night at ly Ice Cream Shop at Burr Corners. to the Supreme Court, which are MANCHESTER Route 159 counseling, growth groups, drug 1 HU* North Of Reservations Required $6.50-r lax per person VomonCIrole Boy Scout Troop 47’s meeting at Jon, a sophomore and honor stu­ lifetime appointments. It was this Open Thure. to 9 OthET locEtlont throughout Connocticul Another nice thing about Quests may B.Y.O.B. Mastercharge & Visa South United Methodist Church. dent at East Catholic High School, SpeciracideA tridemark of CiBA-QElGY your newspaper: You can tune 872-81B9 type of probe that doomed the out the commercials with a DM M Rftlt Greg is a senior and honor-roll stu­ has been a member of Troop 47 for nominations of Clement Haynsworth A gift exchange is what oc­ dent at Manchester High School. He four years and has earned 30 merit blink of the eye. curs as soon as the stores open UMmWmk- and G. Harrold Carswell to the high the day after Christmas. has been a member of Troop 47 since badges. He has been a Mass server court. Yes, Gwendolyn, you might Vn V IV s W I 1971 and has served as patrol leader, and acolyte at St. James Church for say Ma Bell got rich on her Guaranteed, IM per cent: ANOOVia And the Senate Commerce Com­ toll cookies. senior patrol leader and a member of five years and has participated in Success If yon go fault­ T4MNS mittee is sitting right now on the finding. the staff at Lake of Isles Camp. He retreats for Catholic scouts for the nomination of Florida’s Donald also is a member of the Order of the past four years. He also has been a Tucker as vice chairman of the Civil Arrow. His Eagle project was con­ Hartford Courant carrier for five Aeronautics Board. There were I CALDOR servation control work at Oak Grove years. This winter, here’s how to heat widely publicized allegations of con- your home at iower cost, I JOINS HOOVER Lovejoy Award given to Bolles I IN A SPECIAL WATERVILLE, Maine (UPI) — considered the country’s first martyr The decision to name Bolles as the BERNIE’S I TV SHOW The 1977 Elijah Parish Lovejoy to press freedom. An 1826 Colby recipient of the 1977 award was made Award for journalistic achievement graduate, the anti-slavery crusader by a committee chaired by Philip will be awarded posthumously to was killed by a mob in Alton, 111., in Weld, president-editor of the Essex Donald F. Bolles of The Arizona 1837 while defending his press. County (Mass.) Newspapers. Other I & SALE! Republic, the investigative reporter Speaker at the awards ceremony members ol the committee were CMmeUkdr^ t h a n murdered in a bombing. will be Robert W. Greene of John Hughes, editor. The Christian The award, to be made at a Nov. 17 Newsday, Long Island, N.Y., who led Science Monitor; Thomas Winship, convocation honoring Bolles’ the Investigative Reporters and editor, The Boston Globe; Robert H. PRICE BREAK! memory, is being made posthumous­ Editors Task Force. The group of 36 Both BirOida^ Estabrook, publisher and editor. The ly for the first time since it was es­ reporters, representing 27 news Lakeville (Conn.) Journal; President This week only—Super Savings tablished in 1952. organizations, spent six months in Robert E.L. Strider of Colby; and Made annually by Colby College, Arizona, continuing the investigation Albert C. Palmer, chairman of the W ITH THEIR the award is a memorial to the editor cut short by Bolles’ murder. Colby Board of Trustees. on our Entire Stock of

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Cordner of Taylor of Kennebunk Beach, Maine, 7 at Mayfair and Westhill Gardens to celebrated their 2Stb wedding anniversary with a sur­ 9 Griffin Rd. were honored at a sur­ haa been announced by her parents, Manchester residents over 60 are es prise party at the Marco Polo Restaurant in East Hart­ prise party on Sept. S in Andover to Mr. and Mrs. Irving 'TYromey of 267 follows; mark their 25th wedding anniver­ ford recently. Porter St. Monday; Roast Tom turkey with The party was hosted by their children, Mary, Michael sary. A single Mr. Taylor is the son of Mr. and giblet'gravy, glazed sweet potatoes, and Cindy, and attended by many friends and relatives, liie party was hosted by their Mrs. Harlan D. Taylor of Kennebunk payment now. cr.eamy coleslaw, vanilla pudding’ including the best man at their wedding, Corrado children Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beach, Maine. with strawberry sauce, whole wheat Giangreco. Howard of Andover and Mr. and Mrs. A lifetime The bride-elect was graduated bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee Mr. and Mrs. Granato were married Sept. 20,19S2 at St. Donald Cordner of Rehoboth, Mass. Income whan from Pine Manor Junior College in or tea. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Miami, Fla. (Herald 'The couple was married Sept. 6, Chestnut Hill, Mass., in 1673 and you retire. Tuesday; Pan-fried liver with photo by Pinto) 1952 in Hartford with the Rev. Fred from Wheaton College in Norton, All It taktt It the Nationwide onion gravy, parsley buttered Edgar, then pastor of South United Smgla Payment Ratirtmant An­ potatoes, buttered (frozen) green Methodist Church, officiating. Mass., in 1975 with a bachelor's nuity Intarttt begins to accumu* degree in English literature. She is lata immediately on the elective beans, yellow cake, rye bread, Relatives and friends from employed at Prospect Hill date margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Massachusetts, New Hampshire and There are othar idvantagtt Rehabilitation Center in Warehouse Wednesday; Pot roast of beef, Connecticut attended and presented too For example, you deter pay­ Point. tomato-vegetable 3u jus, whipped the couple with a silver tray and ing taxes on interest earnmgt Workshop clients other gifts. Her fiance graduated from until you start rectiving benefits potatoes, broccoli au gratin, apple And by then your taxable income Northeastern University in 1974 with nut crisp pudding, bread, margarine, The couple has three grandsons, will probably be much lower Robert, David and Steven Howard. a bachelor of science degree in The couple is planning an Oct. 29 See your Nationwide Agent tor skim milk, coffee or tea. selling poly bags engineering. He is president of E & T wedding at St. Mary’s Episcopal details Thursday; Baked meatloaf, gravy, (Herald photo by Dunn) Enterprises, general contractors and Church in Manchester. (Chamberlain canned succotash, sliced tomato and insulation systems. Studio photo) lettuce salad with mayonnaise, old- In anticipation of the leaf raking and yard clean-up fashioned rice pudding, french bread, season, clients of the Manchester Sheltered Workshop margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. have stepped up packaging of 22-ply, 33-gallon capacity 'College notes Modem world production of Friday; Manhattan fish chowder, all-purpose poly bags. sesame seed is estimated at WEEKEND SPECIAL baked macaroni and cheese, canned liie packaging operation provides paid work for the 3.4 billion pounds, most of Among the students at Allegheny which is tamed into oil. asparagus seasoned, fresh plum, clients of the workshop, at the same time making these College at Meadville, Pa. named an whole wheat bread, margarine, skim bags available to the public at a low price. MINIATURE CARNATIONS Alden Scholar at the Honors Con­ 2.34 M a I milk, coffee or tea. The bags are available at the workshop located in Lin­ vocation at the college was Alvah G. JAMES J. COLANQELO, JR. CASH G CAimV l U N C H The menu is subject to change. coln Center, 494 Main St., and at the foliowing outlets; Phillips. 177 Irving S t Hollywood Service, 342 E. Center St.; Maple Super Ser­ O P E N /I 643-0428 The son of Dr. and Mrs. Alvah H. HEMLOCKS T H U R 3 School vice, 220 Spruce St.; Dick’s Exxon, 441 Hartford Rd.; Phillips of Storrs, Phillips is a junior • Shsarsd T IL 9 P .M W i NATIONWIDE Cafeteria menus which will be Sherwin Williams, 981 Main St.; Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 at the college. He attended Coventry i M INSURANCE served Oct. 3-7 in Manchester public Main St.; The Tire Man, 357 Broad St.; Anderson Bros. High School and is a member of • Good quality HolionwndO i« on yovF 6M$0 Amoco, 770 Main St., and Anderson Bros. Exxon, 110 N4lK>n«r<«M 1>I* IntLwanc* Co'*>oany schools are as follows: Delta Tau Delta fraternity. • 3 to 6 foot « > K. CKNTKR ST. Mom*OH<# CoiwmOut O*wo Monday; Sloppy Joe on a roll, Center St. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Granato 0 L<>-r>2 (>a potato chips, buttered wax beans, Joseph M. King Jr. of Manchester, bread, butter, milk, sliced peaches. vice president of Region I of the Tuesday; Frankfurt on a roll, Lehigh University Alumni Associa­ JOEMIUER french fried potatoes, buttered In the service tion club, was one of 36 alumni atten­ NURSERY sse a u s H h i l l n o . carrots, milk, peanut butter crunch ding the association’s annual con­ \Ir. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cordner MANCHiaTan SAVE SUNDAY FOR T K FAMLY pudding. ference Sept. 23-24. Wednesday; Beef stew with Daniel R. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melton Johnson vegetables, roll, butter, milk, ice Daniel S. Hopkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond of Kelley Rd., South Windsor, has enlisted in the Air cream. Hopkins of Lipman Dr., South Windsor, has enlisted in - n r Thursday; Shells with meat sauce, the Air Force. Force. tossed salad, bread, butter, milk, A 1977 graduate of South Windsor High School, he A 1977 graduate of South Windsor High School, he jello with topping. selected a position in the general career field and selected a position in the general career field and Friday; Filet of haddock, whipped departed for basic training on Sept. 26. departed for basic training Sept. 27. He will complete six weeks of basic training at He wiil compiete six weeks of basic training at End- potato, coleslaw, bread, butter, Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio, Tex. milk, brownie pudding. Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio, Tex. M \ HHRomUe ^ Supormurkots 728 Program needs N I t MAl'l iri Al i ' i.^AN( { • O f-M o n th TypegnpMcalI" E. MIDDLE volunteers Erron V TURNPIKE WINDOW SHADE MANCHESnR Volunteers are needed in the Unclaimed Manchester area to implement Youth for Understanding’s inter­ Spectals AVAILABLE THURS. At 12 years old^ she sews a fine seam national teenage exchange program. 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Lagasse, Mrs. Ivy Noel McConney, 87, of ’The businesses have complained of was harassed and chased out of the The second incident occurred at Most of the arrests have been on 71, of 325 Kelly Rd. died Wednesday Farmingdale, L.I., N.Y., died broken windows and signs, excessive of religious fund park by a group of young people, ac­ 8:30 p.m. A 22-year-old woman ap­ charges of possession of narcotics, at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Tuesday at an area convalescent cording to police reports today.' litter in front of their businesses and proached two policemen in the area liquor, or disorderly conduct. One 15- Center, Hartford. He was the hus­ home. She was the widow of Joseph I. ’The arrest occurred about 7:14 in the park, and harassment which WHEATON, 111. (UPI) - “After about three years we didn’t of Center Park and told them she had year-old girl was arrested recently they believe is related to the youths band of Mrs. Cecelia Edmond McConney and mother of Mrs. Ruby publicize it because everybody was p.m. after police attempted to clear Evangelist Billy Graham has shed been chased out of the park by a on a charge of selling drugs in the gathering in the park. Lagasse. Stred of Manchester. some light on the finances of the asking for money,’’ he said. the sidewalk in front of the park group of young people who were park. Mr. Lagasse was born in St. David, She is also survived by another Minor said police have stepped up World Evangelism and Christian He said the Biiiy Graham facing Main St. where a large group, yelling obscenities and throwing Minor also said police have had Maine, and had lived in East Hart­ daughter, 2 sons, 12 grandchildren estimated at about 60 young people, patrol of the area in the past few Education Fund, whose dealings, he Evangelical Association, which rocks and acorns at her. several complaints of other persons ford for many years before coming to and 20 great-grandchildren. months which resulted in the arrests, once contended, concern only the oversees the fund, probably will dis­ was gathered. Police said the group The incidents were the most recent being harassed in the park. Vernon four years ago. Before his The funeral is private. Burial will however, they said the youths have a Lord and the Internal Revenue Ser­ close its financial worth fully begin­ was blocking the sidewalk and they of several which have occurred in the Businesses across the street on retirement in 1967, he was employed be in Fairview Cemetery, West Hart­ right, like every other citizen, to use vice. ning this year. He said the asked them to leave the area ^or go park in the past few months. Main St. have also complained of as a machinist at Hamilton Standard ford. into the park. Everyone cooperate, the park. ’They cannot be removed Graham called a news conference association’s board also may decide Patrol Capt. Henry Minor said that problems related to the crowd which Division of United Technologies Newkirk and Whitney Funeral police said, except Hal W. Winchell, unless there is a legitimate reason in Minneapolis today to discuss at a meeting Saturday in Minneapolis several arrests have been made as a gathers almost daily around the wall for doing so, they said. Corp., Windsor Locks. Home. 776 Farmington Ave., West criticisms of the fund further today, whether to comply with the BBB 30. of 843 Main St., who refused to result of incidents in the park where Other survivors are 2 sons, Nor­ Hartford, is in charge of and to receive the "Outstanding request for financiai information. leave after several requests. He was crowds of young people, ages 10 to man Lagasse of West Hartford and arrangements. Achievement Award” from the city’s Graham charged the BBB used charged with disorderly conduct, he Waller Lagasse of Agawam, Mass.; 4 There are no calling hours. Chamber of Commerce. him as “a whipping boy’’ to get was later released on a non-surety daughters, Mrs. Martha LaPointe The family suggests that any The activities of the lion-profit fund cooperation from other non-profit, bond for court Oct. 17. i® anrl|PBtpr memorial gifts may be made to the \ Indicators backing up and Mrs. Stella Lamo, both of Hart­ have been under fire since the Better fund-raising organizations. He said Winchell today phoned The Herald Organ Fund of the Manchester ford, Mrs. Theresa Charette of En­ Business Bureau in Washington many other religious organizations and questioned the necessity for his field and Mrs. Viola Nardi of Otis, Church of the Nazarene, 232 Main St. charged the organization failed to are not cooperating. arrest. He also questioned police Bpralb healthy economy claim Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Helen Caron of answer routine requests for informa­ The BBB publishes a "give wisely” wanting to search his car. Edmundston, N.B., Can.; 25 ' SECOND tion 10 times since 1973, when the list of organizations it considers Police said they were attempting WASHINGTON (UPI) - The before a meeting of the world's grandchildren and 16 great­ SECTION BBB began monitoring such groups. trustworthy recipients of donations. to lock the car which was parked in Commerce Department said today linance ministers Monday when he grandchildren. Holiert I). I’ liillips Graham told a news conference The BBB advised would-be donors to front of the park. They were con­ THURSDAY the government index designed to said the U.S. economy was "healthy The funeral is Saturday at ' 45 Robert D. Phillips, 81, of Paterson, Wednesday that a third of the fund’s "give, but give wisely’’ to Graham’s cerned that the car would be SEPTEMBER 29, 1977 forecast future economic trends rose and growing ” a.m. from Fisette Funeral Home, 20 N.,J., formerly of Manchester, died assets have been given to Wheaton fund. tampered with because of the large 0.8 per cent in August — an indication The index is a government Sisson Ave., Hartford, with a Mass at Sunday at a Paterson area hospital College for the new 515.5 million BiJ The fund also has been criticized the nation s sluggish economy may measurement designed to rise and St. Rose Church, East Hartford, at after a long illness. He was the hus­ lall several months before upswings ly Graham Center. He was at the si by the Minnesota Securities Division, snap back from its summer-long lull. 9;30. Burial will be in St. Mary’s band of Mrs. Neva Geuther Phillips. and downswings in the economy ac­ urban Chicago school for ground­ which said the association failed to The department's analysts also an­ Cemetery, East Hartford. Mr. f'hillips was born in breaking ceremonies at the centir. comply with a new state law Prescription drug ads tually occur. Friends may call at the funeral Worcester. Mass., and lived in nounced an upward revision in the He also said the fund has helped V25 requiring that annuities be registered Index of Leading Indicators for July Government and private analysts home tonight from 7 to 9 and Friday Manchester before moving to Pater­ Christian organizations and has bui) as stocks. Graham’s organization is to an 0.2 per cent gain, inetead of the who chart the course of the economy from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. son 40 years ago. Before his retire­ shy away from prices Sheds some light a hospital in the Orient, III. 'based in Minneapolis. orginal 0.2 per cent drop. say the index is a valuable tool in ment 10 years ago, he was employed He did not give specific figures on George Wilson, executive director The latest statistics seemed to sup­ predicting trends in employment, in­ as an electrician at the Beattie Co., Evangelist Billy Graham has shed some light on the finances the fund’s assets and expenditures, of the Graham association, said the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The In 1975, before the Supreme Court port President Carter's comments dustrial production and other Little Falls, N.J., for more than 20 ruled in a case Involving the Virginia elements which make up the overall Samuel W. Bacon of the World Evangelism and Christian Education Fund, whose but published reports said recently group failed to meet the requirement nation’s drug stores still are not years. He was an Army veteran of the fund totals $23 million. because of "an oversight ” and has Board of Pharmacy, the FTC economv EAST HARTFORD - Samuel W. dealings he once contended concern only the Lord and the Inter­ doing much advertising of prescrip­ World War 1. Graham denied the fund’s stopped offering annuities in tion prices, even though the Supreme proposed a rule which would have GOP leaders Bacon, 71, of 1485 Main St. died He was a 50-year member of nal Revenue Service. (UPI photo) operations were kept secret. Minnesota until the matter is Court has oveturned laws preventing abolished state laws or regulations Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and Manchester Lodge of Masons and straightened out. such ads, a government study says. against advertising the price of pondering Medical Center, Hartford, He was also belonged to the Scottish Rite F ir e c a lls There have been only "sporadic" prescription drugs. the husband of Mrs. Lillian Simone Bodies of New Jersey and Little increases in price advertising, At the titne, the FTC said the Bacon. Falls Chapter of the Order of the future Mr. Bacon was born in New Britain About town ’ Social Security limitations set although there has been a "clear cut prices consumers pay for prescrip­ MaiU'hcHtcr Eastern Star. He had been a pipe tion drugs can vary as much as 200 and had lived in East Hartford for 40 increase” in image advertising — the Thursday. 3;32 p m -tJrass lire, 261 major of the Masonic Kilties of New WASHINGTON (UPI) — ’The House Ways and Means write a Social Security financing bill, which Carter says per cent in the same city. It said NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The years. Before retiring in 1970, he had type which promotes a store as leadership of the Republican Party is Broad SI i Town I Jersey for 50 years and was a former CommittM is looking for a way to make the Social Security is his second priority for congressional action this year— “discount” or "low price" without Americans could save up to $310 been employed by the Texaco Co. in piper with the Lovat-Fraser Pipe The annual Early American Fair system financially sound without gathering here to continue the search Thur.sday. 5 06 p m -Accident 1-86 East Hartford for 41 years. just behind energy. giving actual figures — according to million a year on the $6.7 billion they I Town I Band of New York and the Lovat- will be open to the public Friday — Raising payroll taxes too abruptly, which President the key to GOP resurgence. Other survivors are a son, Harold But the panel had time only to outline the problem the Federal Trade Commission staff. spend for prescription drugs if price Thursday. 8 58 p m -Buhbish lire, 15 Caineron Pipe Band of Paterson. from 1 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 Carter says would wreck the nation’s economic Forty-seven state Republican Bacon of New Britain; two brothers, generally. It will take up specific proposals early next "Advertising has picked up, not to advertising were more widespread Wadsworth St iTowni Steeple gets painted He is also survived by three a m. to 5 p.m. at Buckingham recovery; chairmen worked today on nuts and Wesley Bacon of Berlin and Harold week. the degree we might have hoped and comparison shopping a real op­ Thur.sday. 10 30 p m -Car lire. 30 brothers, Lewis Phillips, Albert Church, Hebron Ave. at Cricket — Reducing benefits, which Rep. Otis Pike, D-N.Y. tion. bolts political problems — fund Coleman Hd i District i John Gresh, left, and Benjamin Charles ol the .Michael ,) Bacon of Plainville; three sisters, The Social Security trust funds, which include retire­ for,” the staff reported to a commis­ Phillips and Thomas Phillips, all of Lane, in Glastonbury. says would be "politically impossible;’’ raising, organizing, research — in ad­ Friday. 3 a m -First aid. 26 Walnut St Gresh Painting Co. of Unionville are supported by ropes while Mrs. Muriel Miller and Lois Bacon, ment and disability programs and Medicare, have been sion meeting Wednesday. It is The Supreme Court ruled price Manchester; and two sisters. Miss — Or allowing the program’s financial reserves to fall vance of the GOP National Com­ I Town I both of New Britain, and Mrs. paying out more than they take in for several years. The expected to have a recommendation advertising is entitled to First painting the steeple of St. Bridget Church. The cross, missing in Christine Phillips of Manchester and dangerously low. mittee’s regular autumn meeting Friday. 10:26 am - Mallunclion Frances Thureson of Kensington; six disability fund may run out in late 1978 or 1979, the retire­ soon on whether there is anything the Amendment protection because of its this photograph, is now atop the steeple, which is m the process Mrs. Ruby Temple of Hopkinton, The committee held its first meeting Wednesday to Friday. Bonnet Junior High School iTowni grandchildren and four great­ ment fund between 1983 and 1985. agency can do about it. value to the consumer and makes of being refurbished. (Herald photo by Uunni Mass. comparison shopping a real option. There was some advance talk grandchildren. The funeral was Wednesday at the about an effort to take a party posi­ The funeral is Friday at 11 a m. at Moore's Home for Funerals, 384 Court lifts tion on the Panama Canal treaties, a Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Totowa Ave., Paterson, with the delicate task in view of the opposite St,, Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Rev. R.C. Ostic of the First SST ban UConn staff has role positions taken by such GOP Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Presbyterian Church of Paterson of- luminaries as Gerald Ford and Carter thanks GOP leaders Friends may call at the funeral licialing. Burial was in Laurel Grove NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal in meningitus vaccine Ronald Reagan. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Park, Totowa appeals court ruled today that the Al SmiRT'S SAYS There was some lambasting of Anglo-French Concorde Supersonic Democrats at Wednesday’s opening STORES (UPI) — ’Three members 15.000 recruits, showed the vaccine for support on key issues Transport can operate at Kennedy of the University of Connecticut of the state chairmen’s conference, Airport on a limited basis. was 90 percent effective in preven­ but the emphasis was on party Health Center faculty have been WASHL'VGTON ( UPI i - President early this alternoon about prospects with his key economic advisers, in­ The three-judge court ruled the ting Group C meningitis. In charge of rebuilding. closely linked with the successful Carter told a group of House for resolving the Palestinian issue cluding Arthur Burns chairman of Port Authority of New York and New the Army field trials at that time was Republican National Committee WHY PAY MORE? development of the meningitis vac­ Dr. Ronald Gold of Hartford, an Republicans today that they have during tiis second nationally the Federal Hi'serve Hoard, and ac­ Jersey retains the power to establish Chairman William Brock accused cine reported in Washington. perhaps "worked more closely with televised news conlerence in less ting Budget Director .James MeJn- "reasonable noise and vibration associate professor of pediatrics at President Carter of breaking his Brazil makes pitch In a key step toward control of life- UConn. me than the Democratic majority" than a week lyre standards that might have the effect , COME IN . . . DURING G.E.'s ANNUAL word and called the Democratic- on defense and international of authorizing, limiting or barring threatening forms of meningitis, Alter Carter's meetings with Khaddam caused quite a I lurry Goldschneider worked with Dr. controlled Congress "irrational, matters. the use of JFK by SSTs.” scientists said Wednesday a new Fin­ Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul Halim among Arab journalists, who quoted for high coffee price nish study shows for the first time Martha Lepow, one of the first irresponsible and worst of all, in­ Carter also told House GOP Leader Khaddam and Jordanian Foreign him as saying of his meeting with The appellate court upheld the that a vaccine is effective against pediatricians on the UConn faculty competent.” .John J. Rhodes and the other Minister Abdul Hamid Sharat, a Carter that "our two viewpoints coin­ ruling by District Judge Milton But the thrust of Brock’s talk to the one form of the disease in youne and now a full professor of Republicans attending a meeting in spokesman for the National Security cided to lorm a unilied Arab delega­ LONDON (UPI) — Brazil made a more coffee quickly enough to cover Pollack in August when he lifted the chairmen was a plea to "do a better children. pediatrics. the State Dining Room: "You have Council said the talks were "helpful tion. including the PLO D’alesli- fighting defense of the high price of the deficit of next year’s crop. PA’s 18-month-old ban on SST trial The first trials with children were job" of organization down to the been very helpful to me on crucial operations at Kennedy. The development means the vac­ and useful in finding a formula " for nian l.iberation Organization! coffee today and urged new "Furthermore, the cycle of frosts cine now can be used on infants as done in 1970 on patients of two Far­ neighborhood level and off-year fund issues ” I’alestinian representation. The latest ruling in the long dispute measures to keep it high. in Brazil indicates that next year will G.E. AUTOMATIC G.E. CONVERTIBLE mington pediatricians, children of raising among non-activist With a smile, the president added Adminislraiion ollicials said is expected to be appealed to the U.S. young as three months to stem Spokesman Jerry Schctler also Dr. Camillo Calazans, president of be one of extreme danger, without UConn Health Center faculty and Republicans. that "this is a government that ob­ told reporters, ' W’e feel that Carter and Khaddam coincided on Supreme Court for a final decision. epidemics of one of three major the Brazilian Coffee Institute and enough surplus stocks to cover the otherwise healthy youngsters who viously has some partisanship and [irogress has been made toward the the idea ol a I'niled Arab Delegalion In authorizing the Concorde try-out WASHER and kinds of meningitis caused by perhaps the most powerful single deficit of next year’s crop. DISHWASHER bacteria. were at Newington Children’s I m sure you'll help me to keep that goal of a Geneva Conlerence this 'J'lie makeup still has to be decided " man in the coffee world, rejected the court said, “We have asked no Jackslon named Calazans’ statement dominated The Group A vaccine is similar to Hospital for long-term orthopedic delineation. But most issues can be year ... There is a sense that all ot Sharat. however, spoke a different calls for a coffee price freeze and today’s session of the 66-nation coun­ more of the Port Authority than that Portable Now—Built-In Later DRYER one developed by the U.S. Army to care and treatment. That firrt test on to stale panel addressed in a non-partisan way. " the parties would like to have a con­ language He sludiouslv avoided any warned of an acute shortage to come, cil, Its annual meeting, reviewing it meet its heavy responsibility by control a Group C form of 60 children was a complete success. Carter said the Republicans had lerence this year. " relerence to I’l.O. and said Ilial il "The situation regarding dis­ operation of the international coffee adopting a fair noise rule within a Mrs. Phyllis Jackston of meningitis. It has significantly In 1971, Gold joined the UConn been helpful in establishing an "The question of a unified Arab was an "issue lor llie I’ alestinians to posable coffee is even more serious reasonable period of time.’’ SAVE $$$! Manchester has been appointed to agreement’s first year, ends Friday. reduced the high rate of meningitis department of pediatrics ad the three energy departm ent and on the delegation is under consideration and decide among themselves now than it was a year ago,’’ the state advisory committee for the among military recruits. physicians launched extensive trials proposal to sell the sophisticated air­ discussion," he added. The .Jordanian was oplim islic over Calazans told the International Center for Real Estate and Urban Dr. Irving Goldschneider of in Danbury. About 400 newborn in­ borne warning and control .system Carter invited a group of House prospects lor a peace conlerence and Coffee Council, Economic Studies at the University Normal Wash Simsbury, associate professor of fants in Danbury Hospital and about airplanes to Iran. Republicans to the White House impressed w illi the ellorls ol the Brazil’s reserve stocks, which have :>evim evme of Connecticut. 6o., Unc. Selectian, Saft pathology, was one of a three-man 3.000 first and second graders in the He said he would be writing to today for a breakfast briefing, and Presideiil m Ins search tor a con- staved off shortages for the past 15 Danbury schools rceived the vaccine. The appointment was one of Speaker Thomas O’Neill and Senate siruclivc peace in the .MiddI" l-lasl Lebanon Ava. Faad Dispaser, Army research team at Walter Reed several made recently by Gov. Ella arranged to host a luncheon meeting years, are now exhausted, he said. Cotetieatar Blood studies of the children showed Democratic Leader Robert Byrd Dual Detergent Army Institute of Research that Grasso. "There do not exist, for practical 537-2373 C o n n . the shots had produced the desired about ' wasteful " spending programs Dispenser, 2-Level developed the Group C vaccine. He Mrs. Jackston succeeds A. Leonard purposes, coffee stocks in Brazil," he protection without side effects. for the Pentagon, including the said. Wash Actian, was the first to try the new substance Parrott of Fairfield, She will repre­ The Connecticut tests led officials House Appropriations Committee "And since coffee trees mature so Snap-an faucet on himself and his family to ensure sent the real estate industry during More than 150 attend its safety. in Brazil, Egypt, the Sudan and decision Wednesday to keep in the slowly, there is no way to produce FACTORY cannectar. Finland to use meningitis vaccine in her four-year term which becomes Pentagon budget funds for six B-1 In 1969 and 1970, large-scale field effective Oct. 1. trials by the Army, using more than their nations. bombers. Carter had proposed that art center open house OUTLET G.E. the B-1 program be halted. "PIRANHA” ® FJarlier. Carter wound up a new Polariod says series of talks with Arab leaders and The Manchester Recreation breadmaking, string art. rug DISPOSALL® SI. MWS SCHOOl you can SAVE $$$ on the pair Manchester police report instant movies appeared to be gaining in his goal of a Department Cultural Program held hooking, needlepoint and decoupage. FOOD waste disposer cKawi Geneva Peace Conference on the open house recently at the Arts Classes are also held in cake 06 BIO-CAPACITY FILTBM-FLO» QE AUTOMATIC SENSOR CON- up bonas, Krops, food wosta. WASHER WITH MINI-BASKET * TUB. 2 TROL DRYER monitora lampar- Middle FJast this year. Building on Garden Grove Rd., with decorating, guitar, bridge, sliin- Sound-insukitad, r e a d y WASH/ SPIN Spooda. S aturo and aulomallcally anda Manchester police detectives have Carter met with the foreign between 150 and 200 people attending. nastics and volleyball Dancersize Will hold a newspaper drive on Waah/Soak/RInM Tamparalurta; e yc la. 3 C yc la a, 4 drying aalac- corrosion-rasistonl. Continuous Michael W. Repoli Jr., 20, of 440 W. Normal, Aulomalic Soak, Perm. PrtM Ilona, Farm. Praia Eilra Caro load. arrested a second person in connection CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ministers of Syria and Jordan Refreshments were served. has been changed from Tuesday to foatura. Main St., Hebron, was arrested on two Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. A AUnl-QuIcfc*' Cycita. BMach and with an armed robbery last Nov. 10 at (UPI) — The Polaroid Cor­ On hand were the teachers to show Friday afternoon at the same time. fabric toftonar diaponaort. counts of issuing bad checks and failure to Wednesday and covered "all 30, Oct. 1 and Oct. 2. SAVE $$$ Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Rd. appear in court. He was released on $300 poration Wednesday an­ aspects" of the question of Palesti­ samples of their crafts to promote Registration for the Fall Cultural Drop off center at parking lot behind from which about $3,700 was stolen. cash bond for court Oct. 11. nounced its new Polarvi- nian representation al such a con­ the program. There was also a Program will continue through Oct. 7 the church. Arrested on a warrant Wednesday was sion movie camera and ference. pottery demonstration given by from 9 a m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Arts John R. Cochran, 18, of 53 Meadow La., Police arrested a Chicago man, who was viewer system will go on He was expected to be questioned Diane Bakulski. The exhibits were Building on Garden Grove Rd. For ON FAMOUS charged with firstdegree robbery and alleged to have been a solicitor, on a sale in California in knitting, macrame, multi-crafts, further information call 643-6795 BRANDS DELUXE MODEL RANGE first^egree larceny. The warrant was charge of third-degree larceny at an November. presented at the Hartford Community Olcott St. apartment Wednesday night. QUALITY MAKERS With P-7” Oven Plus These Features! Correctional Center where Cochran was Anthony 0. Neal, 20, was arrested at the A spokesman said it would be the first DEMONSTRATION! being held in lieu of $25,000 bond on 7-11 store on Center St. about a half hour . . . , a luscious, • Automatic Oven Timer t Reminder Timer previous charges in unrelated cases. • Clock • Large Storage Drawer after the incident in which the residents of °f the system, PAINT PUFFER • Cleon Sweep De$ign Another arrest was made in late August the apartment reported a watch, valued at revealed and layered loaf • Oven Interior Light with in connection with the robbery. Arrested W 6’RE Protective Lamp Cover about $80, was missing. They said a man, ^® n',of'strated by Dr. SAT., OCT. 1 — 10 to 6 Economical too, when made with at that time on similar charges was Craig Pinehurst 3 in 1 blend of Beef Pork and attempting to sell some music, had DRESSES PANTS BLAZERS H. Wolfram, 18, of 165 Thompson Rd. . entered the apartment, then left after a Pj^^s to ex- Veal which is featured this week at WHICH CRAFT IN THE BLOUSES SWEATERS VESTS SAVE $$$ few minutes. Police said the watch was markets for the $1.45 lb. "Headquarttn tor Handicrattara" SKIRTS SHELLS JEANS Other arrests by detectives Wednesday also recovered at the 7-11 store. system next year. Ribbon Meat Loaf included Fred G. Yates, 17, of 81 Laurel PANT SUITS KHAKI PANTS CAPES Neal was held overnight in lieu of $500 The system includes a 109 CENTER ST. a j a 2 pounds lean beef, ground or Wa$her$frMSiF^^208 Ranges from* 19 ,9 Dishwashers from *19 9 Refrigerators from *249 St., charged with two counts each of third- M HRKET SKI JACKETS COATS DOWN JACKETS bond for presentation in court today. light, hand-held, color MANCHESTER - U l D 2 lbs. Pinehurst 3 In 1 blend degree burglary and third-degree larceny Jonathan W. Gurske, 23, of 56 Birch St., camera which records onto 0 4 9 PANT COATS RAINCOATS SUEDE & LEATHER *1 D D C FROM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU 1 Free Parklng...Away from and second-degree larceny. The charges, 1 teaspoon salt L . r . r . O . LOW PRICES and PERSONAL SERVICE ' was charged Wednesday with reckless a self-developing cassette, PONCHOS > Tha Shopping Center Hattie dating to incidents last June, were in con­ FOR M O N E Y. few grains pepper STORM COATS FAKE FURS driving, operating a motor vehicle without The cassette is played on TAHi rtttUtt sr nection with a housebreak in a Ferguson PARK HILL JOYCE NYLON COATS SHEUS FURTRMMED t/iror^ t-a4 a license and disobeying an officer’s the Polarvision Player — The Moneymarkels In Frank's Supermarket 1 small onion, minced 'ftNiiiniiusuiicuia. Rd. home, a break into a Windsor St. gas­ FLOWER SHOP Vi cup milk iuiuuttui.uiiicuumst. signal. He wds stopped at Homestead and sim ilar to a television on East Middle Turnpike, and Food Mart, in cunnucKoionttaNcuo. oline station and a stolen car. 1 package (8 oz.) herb-flavored bread Woodland Sts. Court date is Oct. 18. Police screen, the Manchester Parkade give you quick, Al IKIIOlUfQUinrMtSH.N Other arrests included Robert A. made 13 other motor vehicle arrests Suggested list price for stuffing mix • Pepperidge Farm. MISSES 8-20 JR. SIZES 5-15 WNiiWMiUTcattn." SPECIAL convenient banking — while you shop. 443-445 HARTFORD RD. I / U MANCHESTER. ^ Verraneault, 16, of 232 Center St., charged Wednesday the camera and player is Grease 9x5x3-inch loaf pan. Combine beef, WOMEN’S 14^-30y> PETITES 6-16 hmcmctuk with tampering with a witness and Heritage Savings and Loan FORMER NORMAN'S LOCATION ^ 647-9997 ------$669, the spokesman said. OF THE WEEK salt, pepper, onion and milk; mix thoroughly! threatening. He was released on $500 bond One car was reported stolen from the with cassettes costing a Prepare stuffing mix as directed on package. Fill END OF KFFHEY • M iK il ST. W 647-9998 for court Oct. 17. Police had no available Commuter Parking lot on Tolland Tpke. suggested $9.95 each. THE BETTER WAY pan with three layers of meat and two layers of details on the arrest. Wednesday afternoon. Later in the j ------— ^ stuffing, beginning and ending with meat. Bake al FREE SERVICE. NO EXTRA GIMMICKS 1 1 Thomas Ferrer, 21, of 11 Vine St., was evening, two stolen cars were recovered ALSO |\tU«TM0UtV ^ 1 charged with third-degree larceny and 350 degrees for 1 hour 15 minutes. Serve hot or MEN’S (MATS at the same lot. One had been stolen from vi,.,..,...... cold. Makes six servings. FREE LOCAL DELIVERY third-degree forgery on a warrant Ifcritage Savings 1 / l ) the Ramada Inn in East Hartford and the ,,n ,d ■ hiue men tlet'' M r DAISIES ooz. Wednesday. The arrests were in connec­ i i " I jhiii IssiH iiiliiiii SiiKr M l See Frank Torot If you went to (III your freezer. OPEN Monday thru Saturday 9 to 4:30 (CASH and CARRY) tion with issuing bad checks, police said. other from Vernon Circle Shopping Plaza, nicknume Irom iheir indigo- The ignition was damaged in both the dyed mbes. wiuwe lolm nibs nOW Ena »nd AHRANOEUENTa FOR EVERY OCCAEION ... PINEHUHST GROCERY 302 M ain OPEN SUNDAYS 9 to 4:30 He was released on $500 nonsurety bond recovered vehicles, police said. '>R "" hands, faces, and Krizil- :I6 OAK S r.. MAM IIKSTKK T il. (>l rn n ti fees equip- offensively. The subcommittee, appointed by as as construction, said The Equilease Corp. of Boston NEW YORK (UPI) - The "The press here in New York has His first-inning grand slam homer the Regional District 8 Board Roy Wirth, chairman of the subcom- the low two firms collective sigh of relief which been like a cobra in a jungle. They at­ settled over the New York tack. When I was in Oakland, they which started the Yankees off to the op- mittee. for refuse would make fun of all our conflicts, victory which assured them of at The subcommittee discussed the .. ' trucks to the Town of Yankees’ clubhouse after but here you get whipped. least a tie for the American League resulted in possibility plans with The town to lease three Wednesday night’s near "But maybe they whipped me into East pennant, gave him 109 runs- school year some the features as options, but it |^ H ^ ^ ^ H H ||H B |B ||R M ( B to replace the town- pennant-clinching 10-0 rout of having a good year and I owe the batted-in — the highest one-season o jji. i,,,..o„ inn was pointed out that the subcom- ?* W , ' ^ owned ones, which are old and often Pineo said an addition to h o u s e ^ H ,•■;'*<' ^ out of service. the Cleveland Indians was press part of the credit. ” total by a Yankee player since Mickey Mantle's 111 in 1964. students would cMt about |jy ^|jg school board. other firm bidding was Hart- slighlty more audible at the Although beleaguered by a "The RBI are nice, ” said Jackson, million and renovations required y agreed to begin work on the W r ford Truck Leasing a financing com- nationally televised dugout shouting cubicle occupied by Reggie match with Manager Billy Martin, an ■‘but it's been hell getting them. Bat­ the addition would cost another $1.5 subcommittee report, summarizing ' . v ' ^ ^ m BB pany for Hartford Mack Trucks, Inc. Jackson. assault complaint stemming from a ting cleanup isn't the glorious thing the advantages of a building program B Equilease would lease the three '' I got the hell kicked out of me this post-game incident in a Yankee some people have said it is. It’s hard A separate building to house 500 and then examining the pros and cons W '■ ?■ -'S^W trucks under a four-year contract for year," said Jackson, who had chosen Stadium parking lot and frequent work. Winning is exhilaration, but students would cost about $4.8 of an addition vs. a separate building. P ' A ^ g g $33,825 a year, with a total cost for the moment to unload much of the defensive lapses in rightfield, doing it is hard work.” million, the architect said. A The subcommittee also decided to ’# /x v ir ii A iin * # li t h i e f i ^ a o four years of $135,302. anguish he has carried around with Jackson has nonetheless managed to Jackson’s homer, his 32nd, came separate building wouldn’t require further investigate possible use of UOTl I UrgllC W llfl inlS 0088 Hartford Truck Leasing bid $36,602 him in this bittersweet season. put together an excellent season — after the Yankees loaded the bases renovations to the existing school. t^tive'^of^'^Ro^^LLon^streer^ a Daisy Von Twinkle eyes two bowling shoes and wonders if she had two more if her owner fouryear*s^ $146,000 over the off loser Al Fitzmorris in the first on an error by Larvell Blanks, a The addition would be about 52,500 modular home distributor, explained would let her do some bowling. Daisy is the only Doberman pinscher in New England to Equilease said the trucks could be fielder’s choice sacrifice bunt by Roy square feet and would include eight that portable classrooms could be have the impressive title of American-Canadian companion dog, Schutzhund I (protection delivered within 60 to 90 days after White and a bunt single by Thurman classrooms, three science rooms, built to the specifications of the dog). She sits behind the desk of her owner, Jean Eigenbrod of Somers, who is manager of signing the contract. Town Atty. Munson. One out after Jackson con­ twoartrooms, two music rooms, two Rham District. (.he Rockville Bowling Plaza, Rockville. Ms. Eigenbrod breeds Dobermans and brings Martin Burke will be asked to review Thoughts nected, Graig Nettles made it 5-0 home economics rooms two in- A porUble facility f o r ^ students Daisy to work. Daisy apparently thinks she's boss and nobody argues with her. (Herald before one is approved, with his 37th homer and Mickey dustrial arts rooms, a full gym- was estimated to cost $2.1 million, nhntn hv HnllanHi o .pi,g matter will then have to go ApLENty Rivers and Munson added later nasium, and two reading rooms. and for 500 students, $2.6 million. pnolo oy noiiano 1 1,3^1^ jjjg Council for action homers to pad the lead for Don because it will be spread over the Gullett, who ran his league-leading _ r • _ y/— four years instead of one year. winning percentage to 14-4. The victory, combined with AU By Len Auster Boston’s loss to Toronto, left the South Windsor halts 1-park plans | v you have | Yankees four games ahead of the ■*■ -®- new s JOT OreO director, submitted in his budget an Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles with South Windsor Town Council any further. believed a townowned industrial park town in line for funds that may 5: tOWnS* CCllls % amount of $120,000 for new trucks, four games to play. But, as Jackson m em bers have halted further Councilman John Mitchell said he would help stabilize industrial land become available in future years.” •:• ^ The budget was cut and this was one Never happen "He’s right, George, then why do said, the pennant which is now Economic Development Commission opposed the town going into competi- prices in town. The application does not necessarily A Andover the items to go. Here's a conversation I thought all you want to do it.” almost certain to be theirs has not (EDC) plans for a $2.5 million in- tion with the private sector industrial He said the most difficult thing for mean the funds would be awarded iij r>„ u ii a RAAj\tTi x budget did include $37,000 to you fans would be greatly interested "Well, you see it’s like this. After I been easy to come by in a season dustrial park at the Savin Bros. Park development. an industrial park to get is an anchor this year. x ^ n n a Moiiana ...... D4tHU/a g rent three trucks. in. Our principals are in the ranks of had a couple of good seasons, you marked by off-the-field turmoil in­ Centre site off Rt. 5. Deputy Mayor Robert Myette said client, and Park Centre already has Vander Putten also explained that “ O"**'* :;i The town also awarded a contract professional baseball, Jim the guys treat^ me real swell. But now volving, at various times, Jackson, The council told EDC Chairman he “cannot see South Windsor getting that. He said development costs the form needed to apply for the state S Donna Holland ...... 648-0375 to Seraphin Ford, Inc., of Vernon to general manager and George the after the season I just bad, I don’t Munson, Martin, Rivers and even LeRoy Vander Putten he would be involved in land already started by a would be considerably higher for an funds is almost identical to what S Coventry i provide four new police cruisers. The player. think I deserve the contract.” Nettles. High-jumping back caught in his tracks dealing with a new council after the developer. ” Myette said many peo- undeveloped site. would be needed for application for :=! Claire Connelly 742-8202 i-: submitted by Brrihgg, hiring. “You know there’s nothing we can Someone suggested to Jackson that Nov. 8 election, and to schedule a pie in the community feel Savin He asked the council to direct the federal funding should the state fail FIHn«rfnn ...... ^ Chevrolet-Buick. Inc., also of "Hello.” do. We can’t take you to court to judging by his statistics, maybe he Mike Linsenbigler failed to get over Penney High’s Joe DeAngelis in Manchester High s hearing in the next few weeks to get wants to sell the land to the town e DC to apply for state funds to to award the town. ^ ^ . . a . , , , , , "Hello, Jim. I’d like to talk to bring your pay down. I don’t know.” actually thrives by all the turmoil. 36-12 season-opening loss Tuesday in East Hartford. Dave Tyo (84) looks on, Manchester public input. because Park Centre has “not turned finance the project, and set up the He told the council South Windsor “ *'°a*'a Richmond .. .643-2711 Seraphin's bid was for $5,567 for you.” "Hey look, Jim, I know I don’t have ” 1 don’t thrive by it,” he snapped. ground game wound up with a net minus 12 yards-the F’enney defense was so lough Several council members com- out as well as he had hoped." commission as the governing body of was in competition with other towns Hebron each car or a total of $22,268. Clyde "What about, George.” to do it. I know you can’t take my pay ”I go to pieces because of it. You (Herald photo by Dunn) mended work done by Vander Putten Vander Putten said land already the park. for the same funding and should not S Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 bid $6,350 per car for a total of $25,- ’Td like to talk to you about my away from me. But I’d feel mis­ should have seen me a few months on the proposed project, but many partially developed by another According to Vander Putten, an delay in applying. | South Windsor jii contract.” erable playing and doing it when I ago and what it was doing to me.” know I don’t deserve noUiin’.” felt they wanted to know what developer is more desirable than an application for state funds to the A hearing will be scheduled within IhHu ifiiaiinBi nii.nRi $ f’nrrp«’iir»n "Your contract? You signed, Martin also seemed very much residents thought before proceeding unused tract. He told the council he amount of $500,000 would "put the the next few weeks S -r 11 a "George, you’re the most honest relieved by the pennant that is finally .V 1 oiiano g The Public Relations Committee of George, before this season a Uiree- year contract." person I’ve ever met. If this is really almost his. v: Barbara Richmond .,,643-2711 the Vernon Board of Education will what you want us to do, well, we’ll "Yea, I know Jim but that’s what ’’I’ll take it any way we can get -H—■ -m V Vernon x Thursday at 8 p m. in the school try to make some arrangements.” I’d like to talk to ya about.” it,” the noticeably relaxed manager “I hope you can. It would make me Boston Sox awaiting "What’s the matta, aren’t you hap­ said in response to whether he’d feel a heckuva lot better.” py with the arrangements.” prefer to have Boston and Baltimore Educators to study space options 1."^"”“!^'"°".:.::""”I “George you’re unreal.” "I am, I am Jim but I think we win today so the Yankees also have "I’d rather be ’unreal’ than feel should change a couple of things.” to win to clinch. South W indsor Wapping Elementary School, adja- jaid he feels the trampolines are a Awarded prize ~W T — _ _ _ _ ^ a "Like what George?” like an out-and-out crook.” ■’Winning this one will be more final knockout blow The South Windsor Board of cent to the high school, will be closed safety hazard. He said there have Lisa A. Hobson was recently \ Cn j .0 1 j. 8 H.GW 1j 1 u .11 "I think you should cut the satisfying because it’s the second Education has established a com- for elementary use after the present been many lawsuits against other awarded a Robert P. Sibley Prize by m T amount.” And if you believe this, then you one. Winning the first pennant is one mittee to study the space and expan- schMl year. It is believed that the school systems because of injuries Mount Holyoke College, South 1 1 “You what, what did you say? believe in fairy tales. But if it were thing, but winning two is not the BOSTON (UPI) - A short the lefty until the third poor defen­ cond base that ticked off Denny only true. Sion possibilities within the system availability of the building will solve resulting from trampoline play. Hadley, Mass. The award is offered 1 T 1 A V I < 1 1 1 l l Can you repeat that.” easiest thing in the world.” jab by Bob Bailor and the sive play of the night by Jim Rice in Doyle's glove. To John Hannah and Leon Gray of before hiring a professional firm to many of the problems of overcrow- The trampolines will be sold or each year to freshmen who show un- ■*"*”* ‘* * ^ 1 t ^ 'T think the salary should be cut.” All his Yankee players — par­ rightfield led to the loss "I thought it was foul." said Rice, the New England Patriots and all the strong right hand of Pete make recommendations. ‘' ‘"8 ^be high school level. traded for other gymnastic equip- usual promise in English composi- “Why?” ticularly Jackson — would certainly The teams were tied, 2-2, when who also made an error on Nord- rest. Hey, you guys, if you had lousy Vuckovich have brought the School Supt. Robert W. Goldman Goldman said he feels there will be ment such as balance beams. tion. The Vernon Conservation Commis- portion should be conservation, “Well. Jim, as you know I didn’t agree with that. Tim Nordbrook led off the seventh brook's third inntng fly and mis- years last season would you be in asked the board to hire the firm to problems in moving machinery and a FS s u p p e r Ms. Hobson is a graduate of South sion feels a revised town plan now recreation, aesthetics and education, have the greatest of years. .180, no Boston Red to the mat to await against loser Bill Lee, 9-5, with a played Otto Velez' fifth inning drive such an all-fired hurry to get your study ways of alleviating the over- «ner heavy and complic^^ Windsor Chapter of the Windsor High School. She is the being prepared, will help keep the Brian Will, chairm an of the homers and 12 runs batted in ain’t the the final count that knocks liner that landed on or near the right- into a double. "Those are plays crowding problem in the high school. „ „ American Field Service (AFS) will daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C. town from becoming a highly ur- Conservation Commission, said it best especially if you were a regula.” contracts renegotiated? You, and a them out of the American field foulline. Rice thought the ball you've got to make and I didn't I whole mess of others better The board voted 5-3 to establish a ® ‘ ®. “ o a rd th a t a spaghetti supper Hobson of 80 Ash Rd. banized area. should be concerned with preserva- “Are you sure about this? Have League East championship was foul and also believed a fan blew it" remember that when you sign on the comnHttee cons^ting of boa^ Pr“ ^ a rc M Friday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Disco d a n r e a c h e d u le d T’*'® commission is working in tion of agricultural land. The plan you talk^ it over with your agent?” Comes to terms touched it. As a result he did not go Vuckovich. who came on to pitch in dotted line and the Ink is dry, it fight. members F ra n k ^ v e n y and Fred matters a L u m^J^ end un South W indsor High School ^ ^ «,• cooperation with the state Depart- should name areas that should be • "Sure, I’m sure,’’ George SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Star after the ball immediately. the second after Jesse Jefferson suf­ means you live up to the agreement. Bailor's, seventh inning blow ^ la c o m o and Chairwoman Marge Cafeteria. „ ^ ® South Windsor Young Wives ment of Community Affairs (DCA) preserved and how to carry out the declared. “I talked it over with him running back Delvin Williams, who First base umpire Jim Evans fered a pulled muscle under his rib­ It’s getting pretty tiring hearing Wednesday, a single barely past a but the heck with what he says.” said in the pre-season he would play waved the ball fair and Nordbrook cage, struck out four Boston batters S e y said the town must decide things have to be changed later exchange students, Celia S c h ^ S f Hie YMCA and the assistant town planner, recommendations, he said, ab ou t guys who want to be drawn-in infield, and Vuckovich’s wvney saia me town must am ue tHp mntinn tn fnrpon a Brnfoaoinn-ii Salazar from Ecuador and Farahnaz “ ranen oi me tm ua, wiii sponsor a Judith Chanoux, to collect data for an „ , , . “Why, what does your agent say?” out his option, has come to terms coasted into third with a triple. He over the final three innings, including^ "renegotiated” after good years but eight-strikeout performance lifted If the Industrial technolop home Haddadi from Iran, will be guests. Disco Dance Oct. 21 from 9 p ^ . to 1 open space plan. G a rd e n r e m in d e r “He said the contract was sign^ in with the San Francisco 49ers, the scored on Bailor's grounder near se­ newly acquired pinch hitter Bob never hear a peep from after bad the Toronto Blue Jays to a 3-2 win economics and art areas of the high architectual firm at this time and sp 6 3 3^ gt. Margaret Mary’s Church, students from the Universitv of Communitv eardeners who used good faith and there’s no reason to team announced Wednesday. Bailey to end the game. school should be exoanded He said “P ^be ad hoc committee was made Bible sc h o o l Haves Rd This will be the first fun- c ^ ‘"® university oi t.ommunity garaeners wno useo ones. over Boston. Knooi snouiG oe expanaea. He saiQ u r, j . , ninie scnooi nayes nu. inis wiii pe me iirst lun Connecticut are assisting Ms. the town garden site on Rt. 30 are renegotiate.” The loss, combined with New he wanta to know how many students oy uevney and ^ Lutheran Church, 300 drmsing event for this club year. Chanoux in preparing maps showing reminded that all vegetables must be York’s 10-0 win over Cleveland, are actually unable to take the g -j * if-^ c-npi, ’ Buckland Rd., will be conducting a Music will Iw proyid^ non-stop by the basic topography, geographical removed from the site by Nov. 15. reduced the Yankees' magic number courses ^ a u s e of space problems, rp i. ' Bible Nursery School Tuesday mor- Dick McDonough of characteristics, existing land use. After that date, a town tractor will to one. Boston and New York have He Mid he would like to know how P es u t nings, beginning Oct. 4. blrp. Donna Gaetano ^pen space areas, wetlands and go over the entire area to get it ready Lesser lights big men four games left apiece and one more much staff, ^uipment and space are South Windsor Board of The program, held from 10 to 11:30 ^nd Mrs. Diane Nolle are chairmen streams, farms and historic sites in for the start of next season, Donald First for RSox Yankee win or another Red Sox loss needed before a professional Education has voted to discontinue a.m. will consist of a Bible lesson, a event. The public is invited, town. Berger, recreation director, said, eliminates Red Sox. BOSTON (I PI) — The BokIoii Red Sox lia\c feasibility study is given the green use of trampolines as part of the handcraft project, songs and games. niore information, jh 0 open space study is one of five Gardeners should also remove all Toronto, which beat New York in llii- luo million murk in ullt'inlanci- for llic *8ht. physical education program. For more information or to enroll components to revise the town plan, fencing, poles and stakes by that in success of Phillies six of 15 games against New York, lirsi linii' in llir i'Iu Ii' h 77-\cnr liislor\. School Supt. Robert W. Goldman your child, call 644-1980. Nolle, 644-9104. Qhanoux said she feels the date. Registration for space for the could serve as the ultimate spoiler \ croud of 20,.362 VI r(lnrMlu> uutrlird the Bed ______preliminary goa^s of the open space 1978 season will take place in April. with a win this afternoon . Sox |ila\ llif Toronto Blur Juyu on llir TTlIi liomr NEW YORK (UPI) - Men­ Ri-d» 8, PudrcH 0 hitter for his ninth win for the Astros, ”We don’t have any personal (lair of llir -.rUHon, bringing Bo^Iu ii' k ulirndam’r total Johnny Bench hit a grand-slam tion the Philadelphia Phillies who dealt the Braves’ Dick Ruthven animosity toward anybody,” said to 2.001,640. Bolton zoners cancel and most people think of super homer, George Foster hit his 52nd his 13th loss. Cesar Cedeno stole his Tlir Bed Sox airrudy bad brokrn a club attrndanrr Blue Jays Manager Roy Hartsfield. homer and Pete Rose had two hits to stars Greg Luzinski, Mike 60th base of the season. "Our wins have been so few and so rrrord si-l in 1068. tie Hall of Famer Ty Cobb’s major Expos 4, Curds 2 Schmidt and Steve Carlton, hard to come by (53 victories against I br onl\ olbrr Amrrirun l.rugiir rliiliN lo pa» ibr league record of nine 200-hit seasons. Steve Rogers pitched a seven- l»o million murk urrr llir \r « \ ork ^aiikrr-. their closed session police report who were big factors in the 105 losses) that we re just glad to Paul Moskau pitched a five-hitter hitter for his 17th victory for the win.” t.lrirland IndiuiiH, and Driroil I igriK. ibrrr Irani- and struck out seven raising his The ^Ito n Zoning Commission „iake a decision. The deadline will be i Phillies’ winning their Expos as Chris Speier doubled home The victory was bard earned, as uboM- liallparkH ba\r lurgrr grilling raparilx ibaii record to 6-6. canceled its executive session oct. 19. Vernon t ii i National League Eastern two runs and scored another in the Toronto touched Boston loser Bill Triiuai Park. I’irulctt 3, Mels 2 eighth inning. John Urrea was the Wedn^ay night before it got under Dooley said, “ I don’t think we will . 4 ^ Michael Seymour 19 of 14 Berkley “ " ‘L . Division’s title for the second Lee for 12 hits but was unable to beat 'llv. way. One by one, as the five commis- have a difficult time arriving at a k 1 Dr V e S was cha^^^^^^ State Police are investigating straight year. Al Oliver doubled and scored on a loser. Sion members arrived at the Com- decision We can do it at our npvt * '8 r i’ 7 '^ " ° " ', , reports of two breaks into homes on single by Ken Macha in the sixth in­ Dodgers 2, (iiunts I But guys like Tommy Hutton, munity Hall, they discovered the r S r meetinTon Oct 9 ’’^ ^ ^ failure to grant tte righ of way to a Sj Tolland, ning giving the Pirates their victory Charlie Hough and Dennis Jerry Martin, Jay Johnstone, Dave doors were closed. The ci^mi^sslon mem^ d ^ vehicle not obliged to stop. He was Wednesday. over the Mets. Jim Rooker went Lewallyn combined to pitch the Johnson and Tim McCarver also seven innings for his 14th win with Dodgers to their win over the Giants Left-handed reliefer Sports slate And they also discovered the press with Dooley and went home. w S e i ' o n L a k T f Ve™^^ th r o u t played vital roles and probably give Rich Gossage earning his 26th save. despite Willie MeCovey’s 493rd and the public were waiting. A n tiq u e show O The driver of the other car was reported taken wwe a cdor t S * the Phillies more depth than any I'riiliii Craig Swan suffered his 10th loss for career homer. The homer tied SOCCER Philip Dooley, commission chair- The St. Maurice Church Antique ^ U Michael Barry, 23, of Rainbow Trail, gjo^ stereo radio taoe deck record other playoff team with the possible the Mets. McCovey with Hall of Famer Lou biggest need of Sox Cmi-iilri al t!lii-iii-\ man said he felt the meeting should Show and Sale will be Friday and \ \ ^ V ernon. B arry was taken to i g ’ and’lewelrv ^ ° exception of the New York Yankees. \HlroH 2, Rra%efi I Gehrig for 12th place on the all-time Hutton hit three singles and Mar­ i . cli, 3;30 be canceled because "the press is Saturday at the church Parish J Rockville General Hospital for treat- J . Mark Lemongello pitched a six- list. here and because 1 have reviewed the Center. ■ i. . ment. nainoH ihrmioi. a ir iohon • a tin, Johnstone, Johnson and S o u l li \\ i II ilM ir a I BOSTON (UPI) — Even before being mathematically Roi'ki illr Freedom of Information (FOI) Act.” On Friday, the show will run from c u t h i fterw stand and^feweT^v^Tere McCarver all played important roles According to the FOI Act, a discus- 3 to 9 p.m. A roast beef dinner will be ' / Z )V > ' 01"”“''^ r r S e d taken eliminated in the American League East pennant race, the Itliaiii al Bolliiii Sion of a zone change request, as served. Com m on P le a s C ourt 19, reporiea taxen. American League: Boston Red Sox were looking ahead to next year. SoiiK'i'.- al Elliiigloii planned by the commission, is not a Saturday, the show will run from 10 Rockville, Oct. 14. S o u th W inrlunr I National > Boston’s 3-2 loss to Toronto CROSS COl M H$ reason to go into executive session, a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a lasagne r- *i d c» n Wednesday, combined with New Manager Don Zimmer found none ol Maiicliolcr Pcniiri al Stillman Keith, acting on behalf of luncheon. .• u^’ Germain, 19, of En- V League___ ( Palmer wins 20th York’s 10-0 thumping of Cleveland, them acceptable, although Lee’s one Siiii-liiir\ the E state of Jennie P e rre tt, Reservations for the dinner or Richard L. Smith, 17. of Tunnel S m whJe^'hi? reduced the Yankees’ magic number good relief effort against Minnesota NorlliMcsl to one over both Boston and landed him back in tha starting rota­ I alliiilic \i|iiiiiai< al Ea^l Wednesday when the Phillies NEW YORK (UPI) — American League scores, Baltimore Baltimore. tion. I alliolic defeated the Chicago Cubs, 5-2, and nipped Detroit, 3-2 Chicago edged Minnesota, 4-3, Texas topped Shortstop Rick Burleson, for one, "Every contender has a left-hander T. a^l II a III |i I on a I Yputc^S^g to discuss the sh^JS^Vi^btSeeSd^y in^v^rvS.^Jfe'rs t^ S^iSTundr^^r^^^^ closed out their road season with a believes the Boston organization can coming out of the bullpen except the l.liriici Ti'i'li 41-40 record. They have a 58-19 Seattle, 3-1, California beat Milwaukee, 4-2, and Oakland do .something to help minimize the Red Sox, " Burleson said. "And now Malll'll^^l^l' Pciiiirx al b u iZ g of 'a p a r M s , ‘'" T s ‘ hdd Othe? S e r ”/ ^r“e''S ^ a n d Mrs. ^°®‘‘''“ ‘® °®‘- aPPear ‘n Common Pleads Court" 12° record at home. defeated Kansas City, 6-5, in 10 innings. talent spread between the Red Sox we’re playing for second place. >iiii!-luir\ (girU) Orioles 3, Tigers 2 "We bust our butts," he said. Aug. 15. About 20 people attending William Mumford, raffle chairmen; '' * ®^ast Hartford, Oct. 11. When the Phillies flew home and the free agent-laden Yankee ( IRIS \OEI.E>B\l.l. the hearing objected to the change. Maureen Mozzer, publicity; Leon Wednesday night and found about 500 Baltimore’s Jim Palmer became a Rangers. Dave May’s broken-bat roster. "Now mayba management will go single knocked in the tie-breaking Ea^l Calliolic al Immediately after the hearing, the Z a p a d k a , flo w e r s ; E ile e n - D A f^ Irw illA fans wailing for them. Tug McGraw 20-game winner for the seventh time "We’ve been real streaky, ” said out and get us what we need —which Itorki illi' run for the Rangers in the seventh in­ zoning com mission into DelSignore, hostesses; Henry Ryba, n u U l i V i l i e n O S p i i a i n O l 6 8 sounded their post-season battle cry in the last eight years and the first in Burleson, one of the more consistent is a left-hander — or else, come next Saliirilai ning. Claudell Washington homered executive session. It also held a kitchen; Mrs. Bernard Sheridan! with the remark, "We’ve seen the the AL this season by scattering nine performers for the Red Sox this year. September, we could well be in the EOOTBVi.l. meeting in executive session Aug. 24. sponsors and patrons; St. Maurice Dodgers play and we really believe hits in 11 innings. Rick Dempsey’s for Texas while Craig Reynolds con­ The four-year veteran has been the same situation we were in this year. ” nected for Seattle. Maiii'lii'Hirr al Ea-l The zoning commission has 65 days Men's Club, building supervisors Admitted Wednesday: Lee Uaglin. Mildred Weld. Franklin I'aik. Hockville. we can beat them.” two-out single in the bottom of the backbone of the infield and has main­ There is much speculation on llai'ltoril. 1:30 from the date of the public hearing to and Mrs. John Ciscon program ' Bastford; Sheila Bell. Talcott Ave.. Paul Werdell Jr . Hansen D r. Vermin Martin, Johnstone and McCarver 11th scored Kiko Garcia with the win­ Xngcls 4, Itrew'crs 2 tained a batting average in the .290 whom the Red Sox might try to get in Rockville: \\ iinUor l.orkN al •.ii-l each drove in a run and Johnson had ning run. Ike Hampton homered and doubled range since the All-Star break. the free agent market or through a A — • 1 _ Lllinglun; Cynthia Dauphinais. Upper Discharged Wednesday: I alliolii'. 7:30 two hits in the Phillies’ 13-hit attack. While Sox 4, Twins 3 to support rookie John Caneira and ”We could have used a lefthanded trade. It is just that, however — /^lillO V C l^T IflP P tllK F t O t1 Id 'll t 't butcher Hd. ItockvIHe: Brenda Hebert. Aldrich. Fnfield: Nancy Brunelle. Richie Zisk hit his 30th homer and Dyar Miller, who combined on an speculation — until the matter of Red Pi'iiiii'i al t!oiiaril, Randy Lerch allowed one run and pitcher in the bullpen. Hopefully they 1:30 Judson Ave.. East Hartford; Arthur Ellington; Jacqueline Chicoine. Spring four hits in four innings of middle­ doubled home another run to spark eight-hitter for the Angels. Von Sox ownership is cleared up. The VFrancis. Crown St.. Rockville; Song $t. Hockville; Walter Dann. Storrs; Uer- (management) will go and get one. l{ o I' k I i 11 <' a I in e Anuover com m ittee studying gymnasium at the elem entary school '■ Holjes, Tolland; Edward Karpuska Sr., (rude Duffy. Broad Brook; Mrs. Susan inning relief to raise his record to 10- the White Sox. Although Minnesota Joshua and Cecil Cooper homered for I’m not taking anything away from team is up tor sale. the Brewers. Ni'u iiifiloii. 1:30 the feasibility of a gymnasium at An- and the formation of a building com- Sum m er HoS ended Tolland; Anne Marie Lemek. Wilson Duhrels and daughter. Tolland; Walter 6 while Mike Krukow suffered the right-hander Dave Goltz was denied Bill Campbell (12-9 with 31 of Burleson bristles thinking that the Clasloiiliiiri ill Soiilli loss for the Cubs. A'h 6, RuvuIh it dover E lem entary School will m eet m ittee charged with the planning and Lane, Rockville: Joan Morra. Tinker Murphy. Hillside Ave..Vernon: John his 20th victory, the Twins’ Rod Boston’s 39 saves), but you can’t Yankees are going lo win the W iiiil-nr. 1:30 tonight at 7:30 at the school to finish actual construction. This rowboat rests OH the rocks Of a Creek at the Times B®"'* Bolton: Sandra Mulcahy. Wilhelm. Tolland. In other NL games, Cincinnati Carew had two hits and raised his Marty Perez singled in pinch- have him bear the entire burden.” American League East title for the defeated San Diego, 8-0, Pittsburgh total to 232 — the most in the major runner Larry Murray in the 10th to The Red Sox experimented with .second straight season. SOCIER Tnu/^M^r ®®"®’ committee chair- Farm Camp in Andover, signaling an end of the summer vX^view Lanrv"ernnm*st-,cm^ ' ''* 7 ’» Mr. and"' M a II I- li I* K I e r a I Town Meeting Monday at 8 p.m. man said anvnne InlerestpH in «er -a- r ’ ° o ... 1 _ au 'anoy View Lane. Vernon. Stacia Putz. Mrs. Dale Cunningham. E mg on: a son shaded New York, 3-2, Houston beat leagues since 1937. give the A's a four-game sweep of Tom House, Bill Lee — who has per­ "It's kind of frustrating when you The committee is expected to Wng on t h ^ b u i S r eommifu^^^ for a new co a t of p ain t to w elcom e, the Tolland; Arlene Saucier. Broad Brook, to Mr. and Mrs. John Holjel Weigold Atlanta, 2-1, Montreal topped St. ItuMgers 3, Miiriners I their series with the AL West cham­ formed admirably as a starter over know you can't win. Every time they \\ i'llii'i>tii'lil. 10:30 a.m. recommend construction of a new should call him at 742 90Los Angeles nipped Gaylord Perry struck out 13 and pions. Manny Sanguillen knocked in a win and we lose It licks me off, 1 M(4'. al Ithoili' Ulaiiil Miouiu tan mm ai /sz-suaz. Py^l g, Rockville; William Mulcahy. Hansen Dr,. Vernon, the last five weeks — and Ramon San Francisco, 2-1. notched his 15th triumph for the pair of runs for Oakland. Hernandez as lefty relievers. never want them to win a game.” JC. 12 iioiin * '< ♦ • * PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchtitf. Coon., Hiurt.. Spt. » . 1W7 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, Maadwitgf. Coan.. Thkn., 8tp4. M, IfH - PACE FIVE-B

INDEX N O T tC lS ADYBITItllM 1 lost sns Sound 2 — HATES Individual, team play Ptrsonsit 3 AnnouncsnwnM 4 _ Ent«ruinm«nt 1 d«y . I1 ( word pm P f 19th title fight S - Auettont 3 ptrit .. iOt word pdr doy (ddyi ....(« word por doy FINANCIAL _ 2( don .. . N word por doy 8 6ood4-S(ocht-Mortg«gM IS wordo S3 00 mkilmuni 9 PwtonsI loans Hoppy Ado . . S2 30 ncft 10 — Intuftnc* decisive in Cougar win IMFLOVMCNT 13 Hglp Wanted 14 — Butmata OpportuniitM By DAVE ROBACK to face N JCAA rival Rhode Island Jr. pass and kicked it into the open net Young doing some fancy footwork in for Ali tonight 15 — Situation Wantad College Saturday. with 13:19 gone. weaving through the defense chipped fOUCATION Correipondriil 10 Privala inatructiont The Cougars nailed the first score to Ciarcia who sidestepped two — Post seemed to control play most NEW YORK (UPI) - Can hardest-hitting heavyweight in righf away, you’re in trouble ... I 19 Schooia-CiaatM A combination of sparkling on the board on Roberto Cicero's defenders and scored while being 20 - Intiruclioni Waniad of the rest of the first half giving boxing history and his record of 52 won’t do that for Ali. And I know I individual play and total team fourth goal of the season. The second tripped for the decisive goal. Muhammad All’s mystique RIAL ESTATE MCC’s Gerber quite a testing in the knockouts in 54 victories is im­ can hurt Ali. " 23 Homaa lor Sal# effort paved the way for year player took a diagonal through "This has to be our best effort thus continue to fill in the spaces — nets. All was quiet until the 24:45 pressive. But the the 33-year-old ' Ali, who will receive $3 million for 24 Lois-Land for Salt pass from Captain Gary Perrelli, far,” commented Coach Keith left by the erosion of his skills? 25 — Invatimoni Proporly ISNRLETOOmrj Manchester Community mark of the second half when Sal challenger has been knocked out by his first fight at Madison Square 26 — Buimaaa Proparly turned with the same motion and Bolles. "We are finally thinking The 35-year-old heavyweight cham­ 27 — Raaort Proptny College to squeeze past Post Ciarcia collected his fourth score of Jerry Quarry in one round and Ron Garden since the second Joe Frazier scored past Post goalkeeper Dave soccer while on the field," he added. pion makes his 19th title defense 28 - Rtai Esiata Wantad Jr. College, 2-1, in soccer ac­ the campaign. Lyle in six — two men Ali has bout in 1974, weighed in at 225 ADVERTISING Chandler. The visitors, now 1-3, found tonight against Earnie Shavers, the MI8C. SERVICES defeated — and few of his victories Wednesday. 31 Servicat Offtrad tion yesterday at Cougar Field. Post tied the contest four minutes With Cicero intercepting a Post themselves outshot by the Cougars, man of the shaved head and powerful — DEADLINE have come against ranked fighters. Shavers, who weighed in officially 32 Painitng-Paparing MCC, now 3-1 over-all and 2-1 in the later when Roy Santos beat MCC net- pass before the midfield stripe, he 17-14, with Gerber playing a solid se­ punch. All's own punches are not as 33 — Butlding-Contraclmg Shavers’ reputation is that of a at 211, and will receive $300,000 34 — Roofing-Sidmg 12:00 noon tho d iy btfort § Happiness Is Meeting Your NJCAA. will venture to Rhode Island minder Mike Gerber to a crossing unloaded to teammate Bill Young. cond half collecting 10 saves. crisp as they once were and his legs 35 — Heating-Plumbing publico tion. dangerous puncher with knockout against Ali. by far his richest payday. — 36 Flooring Ootdiint tor Saturday and g Plant Lover Friends At The not as swift. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga power in both hands, but short on "Ali is my ticket out of the ghet­ Mor>day it 12 00 Noon Friday 36 Servicei Wanted "When the bell says 'ding' and the stamina and fragile of jaw. to, " Shavers said. "I'm going to - I Manchester Garden Club's m oney's in the bank and the The Warren, Ohio resident has an knock out Muhammad I'm definitely MI8C FOR SALE pressure's down and the lights are on 40 Household Goods PLEASE READ answer for that. going to take him out, probably about 41 Articles for Sale I PLANT TAG SALE and the ring's full of smoke and the "People will learn that I'm 42 _ Building Supplies Whalers over hump the sixth or seventh round." 43 — Pets Birds- Dogs YOUR AD people are yelling, Ali finds some different than I ever was. I have Ali, who first predicted he would 44 _ Livestock I Me Donald’s, West Center Street way to come through," the champion 45 _ Boats 8 Accassones Clatsified a d i are taken over learned to fight. Before, I was a end the bout in the seventh, has 46 — Sporting Goods the phone at a convenlarrca. says. "I always find a way to come Parking Lot, Saturday, October swinger. I got a great punch and I'd switched to the fourth. He also has 47 — Garden Products The Herald ii retpontible for against NHL clubs through. " 48 — Antiques only one Incorrect insertion and try to connect right away. Well, I just said he might knock out the man he’s 49 - Wanted to Buy then only to the sixe of the f 1st.. 10 to 2 p.m. Shavers has been publicized as the learned that if you don’t connect dubbed The Acorn’ in one round. RENTALS original insertion Errors which 52 Rooms for Rent do not lessen the value of the By EARL YOST 53 Apartments for Rent ■(Ivertlsement will not be cor­ 54 — Homes for Rent rected by an additional inter- h a p p y BIRTHDAY Sports Editor 55 — Business (or Rent tion. Don't wait any longer. 3QUIZ 56 _ Resort Property for Rent CAROL It took two years of exhibition play against National League 57 — Wanted lo Rent You can turn your foes before the New England Whalers were able to pin a loss on Decision awaited 58 - M*sc for Rent K Love, "don't neads" Into cash AUTOMOTIVE Mom, BItsy, fast with a Classified their rival league. 61 Autos tor Sale ad. 62 — Trucks lor Sale ^ Putty Kat Last night, before a half-filled 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale □ NOTICES in Pats’ dispute 64 — Motorcycies-Bicycles Hartford Civic Center, Marty Howe’s Tom Rowe tallied for the Caps. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile 35-foot power play goal in 3:02 of a Earlier Ace Bailey tallied twice for Homes Loit and Found 1 sudden death overtime broke a 4-4 tie 66 Automotive Sarvice the losers. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The NFL Player-Club Relations 67 Autos for Rant-Laasa Leg-locking scene and gave the Whalers a 5-4 decision The winning goal was a beauty, Committee was expected to decide today on a grievance brought LOST at Mr. Donut, Brown over the Washington Capitals. Webster worked the puck to Rick Ley Wallet. Valuable papers. by the New England Patriots against offensive linemen John Please call 649-9437. Manchester's George Mejia right and Roy Santos of Post Striving for respectability, and who slapped it over to Marty Howe Hannah and Leon Gray, who left the club 18 days ago in a con­ locked legs during soccer game at Cougar Field yesterday. with a more talented cast that a year and his shot just went under goalie tract dispute. LEGAL LOST - Cadillac hub cap on ago, the Whalers came close to whip­ Gary Smith’s pad which saw the Taylor Street, Vernon. Call Locals won, 2-1. (Herald photo by Dunn) The committee finished hearing Sullivan, a Patriots' vice president ping a NHL team last year, the New Whalers staged a victory dance on PANCHO GONZALES WON * NOTICE 646-7614. about eight hours of testimony at and son of club president William TOWN OF BOLTON York Rangers, but had to settle for a HIS 2 FOREST HILLS TITLES the ice. IN'48 ANP'49. WHO WON 12:20 a.m. today. Rather than end the Sullivan Jr.: and Peter Hadhazy, the ASSESSORS OFFICE IM POUNDED Black and tan tie as they did last Sunday night The loss was the third straight for THAT TITLE IN'76? long night by trying to reach a deci­ Cleveland Browns' general manager 222 BOLTON CENTER RD. female mongrel dog tri­ against the Chicago Black Hawks. the Caps against no wins. BOLTON, CONN. A. JIMM'V (XlNNORS sion, it decided to reconvene later and a former Patriots' assistant GM. colored male, Beagle. Long Last night it was a different story. Inhabitants of the Town of H ill area. Call Andover Dog B. ARTHUR ASHE today to begin deliberation. All parties involved were ‘Senior citizens’ "We have something to prove. Our Bolton are hereby notified Warden, 742-7194. ^C. BJORN 90P& ^ Three of the four permanent represented by attorneys, Hannah players have pride in our team and that: members of the committee — club and Gray by Los Angeles-based agent LOST - Silver lighter case when we play the NHL clubs we have ^uimir-jaMsub As required by law all per­ — Bowling- Howard Slusher and his partner, wilh 2 stone design on front, ink Celtic pacts no trouble getting motivated,” Coach owners Dan Rooney of Pittsburgh sons liable to pay personal in itia ls B J. on bottom and Wellington Mara of the New Richard Greenberg. property taxes in the Town of Harry Neale echoed in a happy Manchester Parkade vicinity, Knicks victors York Giants plus Washington Hannah, a 6-foot-2, 265-pound Bolton are hereby notified Saturday night. Sentimental locker room. IE E T O T A L E R S - Lida NEW YO RK (UPI) - The New Redskins' player Len Hauss— heard guard, and Gray, a 6-foot-3. 255- that he is required by law to value If found, call Susan 646- BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (UPD — A pair of National Basket­ Friday night the Rangers, with Nicol 194-508, Karen Rior- 4243 after 5. York Knicks defeated the New the testimony. The fourth member, pound tackle, walked away from the return to the assessor on or Nick Fotiu, will be back in Hartford dan 484, Sharon Richard before the last day of October ball League “senior citizens” have inked Boston Celtics’ con­ Je rse y N ets, 105-98, and the Oakland Raiders' player Gene Patriots Sept. 11. an hour before the and Saturday night, the Boston 178-483, Fran Misseri 496, of this year a written or tracts for the upcoming season. Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Upshaw, did not attend the session club's final exhibition game. The A uctio ns 5 Bruins will battle the Whalers at the Marilyn Rogers 195-488, printed list, on a form Celtics captain John Havlicek, a 15- Chicago Bulls, 83-69, in a National and gave his vote to Hauss by proxy. walkout followed two days of 16.9 points a game as a backup guard Civic Center. Both games are Karen Dischert 190, Pat prescribed by the Tax Com­ year veteran, and guard Dave Bing, Basketball Association preseason If the committee fails to reach a fruitless negotiations between club OLD FASHIONED Auction and was publicly unhappy that Coach expected to attract SRO crowds. Twerdy 477. missioner, of all reportable 11 a m. Saturday October 1st an 11-year pro who recently retired doubleheader before at Madison decision, the grievance will be sub­ officials and Slusher who was Dick Motta did not use him in crucial Washington isn't one of the NHL personal property belonging East Glastonbury Methodist from the Washington Bullets, seeking to renegotiate the players' situations. powers, neither is Chicago, but the Square Garden Wednesday night. mitted to binding arbitration in ac­ to him as of the first day of Church, 494 Manchester Road, reported to camp Wednesday after HOME ENGINEER.S cordance with the current agreement contracts. October. 10% WILL BE The addition of Bing lessens the Whalers were content with the tie Bob Carrington of the Nets led all Route 83. East Glastonbury meeting with Celtics' President and Jan McKenney 180, Marlys between the N F L Players Associa­ Hannah and Gray, both 26 years old ADDED TO EACH LIST NOT Rain or shine chance that any of the six rookies and and the win and will be going all out scorers with 21 points. Butch Beard, General Manager Red Auerbach. Dvorak 178, Dolores Kelly tion and the league's owners. and fifth-year NP’L players, are GIVEN IN ON OR BEFORE free agents in camp will stick with against the Rangers and Bruins this Tom McMillen, Earl Monroe, Lonnie Bonda-Slocka-Mortgagaa S Both Havlicek. 37, and Bing, nearly 199-468. Kris Higley 176- Shelton and Ray Williams all sat out During the protracted session, the bound to the Patriots through long­ THE LAST DAY OF the club, which opens the exhibition weekend...and to prove that they can OCTOBER. 34. joined the C e ltics' d rills 482. Eileen Henson 477. the game for the Knicks due to in­ committee heard lengthy testimony term contracts. Including the option PRIVATE PARTY has season Saturday night in play head-to-head with the older and A ll personal property to be Wednesday, bringing the number of from the two players: Chuck year. Hannah's contract extends mortgage money to loan for Philadelphia. more recognized league. juries. players in camp to 21. The two W TK^I ES- Bev Ander­ through 1980 and Gray's through 1979. reported is as follows: Non- home and commercial proper­ With Bing in the backcourt, the All three starts against NHL clubs reglstered motor vehicles; veterans will certainly be among the son 125. Arlene St. Pierre ly. Call 649-2931 Celtics can utilize Havlicek as a have gone into sudden death. A year snowmobiles; trailers; 15 players left on the roster after 127. Vivi Bayer 341. starter or sixth man at the quick ago the Rangers and Whalers played Turkey shoot machinery: horses; mules; Friday's cut. ^Standings; INVITATION asses: neat cattle; sheep; forward position. Havlicek, who to a 2-2 tie as did the Whalers and East Windsor Havlicek, who underwent an RESTAURANT- Jim (19th hole goats; swine; poultry; com­ leads the NBA in games played, Black Hawks last Sunday. Sportsman’s Club will hold TO BID □ EMPLOYMENT appendectomy this summer, was M oore 154-410, Steve mercial furniture, fixtures, signed a one-year contract. The Whalers held a 4-2 third period National League the first in a series of Sun­ COUNTRY CLlB Sealed bids will be received supposed to decide before training Lauretti 403, Ken Osborne in the Office of The Director and equipment: farm edge on goals by Mike Antonovich, day Turkey Shoots this Retired Swingers - Two camp whether he would play one 185-401, Jim Evans 393, East of General Services, 41 Center machinery: farm tools, Help Wantad 13 Mike Rogers, Mark Howe and Tom Ball, Best Ball 1. Joe more season. Emil Palmier! 387, Joe W L I GB week at the Apothecary Street, Manchester, Connec­ mechanic tools; average Webster before Ron Lalonde and SALES POSITION - Straight "But there was never any question Phila 99 59 . Hill Rd. Grounds in East Skinner-Alex Eigner, 2. ticut until October 17, 1977 at amount of goods on hand of Leaders Dworak 384, Carl commissions, leads furnished Pitts Windsor. Guns and am­ Frank Connorton-Ed merchants and traders; elec­ that I would play, none at all, unless 1 B u ja u c iu s 382, P e te 11:00 a m. for the following: to homeowners. Call 242-5402 St. Louis 81 76 .516 17Vi munition will be supplied. McLaughlin, Ed Shaw-Bill A. Data Stock Forms. B. tric company- cables; con­ got injured, " said Havlicek. Wojtyna 383, Lee Courtney Chicago 81 78 , 509 18Mi Competition runs through Bengston (tie), 4. Bert Fiberglass Storage Tanks. C duits, and pipes; boats, boat Bing arrived in Boston Tuesday Batting 380, Travis Cook 380, Ray PRIOR SERV ICEM EN - The Montreal 73 85 . 462 26 Nov. 26. Brown-Earl Ballsieper, Reconstruction of Nathan motors: and all other taxable A ir Force recently announced from Washington and agreed on a National League Jofmson 379, Steve Putnam goods. NY 61 95 .391 37 Bill Stuek-Bill Corbett. Hale School Playground. IC- new openings for individuals contract that allows him to make his AB H Pet. Scholastic sports 373, Tom Schuetz 370, Rick with prior m ilitary service. If West Special attention is called to Veterans of any war period own decision next year on whether he Parker, Pit 630 .214 .340 Johnson 367, Rollie Irish — have until on or before the you nave been out for less W L Pet. GB the requirements of the will play another season, Stennett, Pit 453 152 .336 Coach directs play last day of September to file than 5 years and are looking 365, Steve Williams 364, LA 96 62 .608 Davis-Bacon Act Labor Rate "I've done everything in basketball Foster, Cin Field hockey discharge papers with the for "A Great Way of Life ”, Halp Wantad 13 H alp W antad 13 605 196 .324 John Fox 363, Andy Cinci 86 73 .541 lOti and Employment Standards). but play for a championship team," Coach Keith Bolles of MCC stands high to direct his charges in Jal alal reaults Town Clerk of Bolton. contact the Air Force im ­ Templeton, St, L 603 194 .322 ll-LING Lamoureaux 364, Tony Houston 79 79 .500 17 The Town of Manchester is mediately. Call 646-7440 NURSES AIDES. 3 p.m to 11 Disabled Veterans — must Bing said Wednesday. "I turned Simmons, St. L 507 162 .320 Illing Junior High's girls' field Marinelli Jr. 361. yesterday’s 2-1 soccer win over Post. (Herald photo by Dunn) San Fran 73 86 .459 2314 an equal opportunity p.m. Full time. Experienced Wednesday Mghi sratn also file certificate of disabili­ down two other offers to sign with Griffey, Cin 572 181 .316 hockey team opened its 1977 cam­ San Diego 68 91 .428 2814 2-hiiik ItN «.N tU employer, and requires an af­ STEAD Y WORK - Reliable, helpful but we will train. App­ HELP WANTED ty with the assessor showing hard worker, who wants ly in person. East Hartford West Coast teams but when Red Hendrick, SD 531 165 .311 paign with a 2-0 win over Ellington Atlanta 60 99 .377 3814 TtneeUe tU T.N firmative action policy for all U N iH IM t4lwkl UN percentage of disability ob­ steady employment, good in­ Convafescent Home. 745 Main Young tggroMlvo High School Auerbach called, I came right up." of its Contractors and Vendors Rose, Cin 645 200 .310 yesterday. 'Today's Carnes IN U1 Ikkkk 2 7 tttN come. Call 528-6702 between 9- street. East Hartford. Qroduato lo work •• rotall Mmlaiii IN Meek 2 7 SI47.N as a condition of doing tained from the Veterans Ad­ Bing, who has a career average of Luzinski, Phil 543 168 .309 Sue Fahey and Laura Gatzkiewicz 2 only. lalotman. Montreal (Holdsworth 2- (M k M tM .il Trikek I T I ttOJI business with the Town, as per ministration. 31.9 points, quit the Bullets Monday Smith, LA 481 147 .306 scored early in the first half with a 3) at Philadelphia (Carlton hikckM IIM N ooni Disabled Veterans — that EXPERIENCED Window No aiparianca nocaaaary. Bruins tie Sabres, 2-2 TiMi M-1 tutu Federal Order 11246. Cleaner. Must be experienced because he felt he was not being used ttacerailiiTM 121 LN S.N have reached the age of 65 and NOW accepting applications Willing to train It - American League good team effort paving the way to BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) at the start of the second 23-9), N SBM Men M e a . 1121 l.N Bid forms, plans and Steady work Good pay Call properly. He will be Boston's third 2 ( M la for full time employment. willing to loam. AB H Pet. victory. New York (Matlack 6-15 UN IM im T-ieM leMki SN specifications are available at were receiving a disablity at 649-5334. guard behind Jo Jo White and Charlie — Somebody forgot to tell period to settle the players i-lM in k S.N I N Qkkekt4tMN Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Apply In paraon: Carew, Min 604 232 .384 DEPEHDABLE or Medich 0-0) at h U i l the General Services Office. that time are entleld to a $3,- IN Nrkek t4 tlllJI only. Scott. the Buffalo Sabres and the down. Bostock, Min 582 194 .333 Pittsburgh (Forster 5-4), N wMuMtttn Trikek t-l-T U2572t 41 Center Street. Manchester, 000 exemption, if you file a PART TIME Secretary. For S o c c e r Boston Bruins Wednesday Gare and Milbury were FiriKk M I1M2I ■m copy of your birth certificate The Celtics have always liked Bing LeFlore, Det 639 208 .326 N Trikek t S-l tH7.N Connecticut. RN or LPN. Part or full time local law office, two days a Adam’s Apple ILLI.VG night they were only given game misconduct Keceem Meek I.N 4.N IN with the assessor. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut week. Please send resume to and chose him to join the Boston club Rivers, NY 553 180 .325 Houston (Bannister 7-9) MfknSeltita tN IN Town of Manchester, SUHCMUTn PAMUUM Illing Junior High’s varsity soccer playing a pre-season NHL penalties in the 54 minutes 4 M ik k l im IIJI IN New Blind Applicants — Street. 649-4519. Box Y CO Manchester Herald. on a Japanese tour several years ago. Singleton, Bal C A R C A R E (ten UfTM «2I Connecticut 524 170 .324 at Los Angeles (John 20-6), K m i CMi I IIJI IN team opened its season yesterday game. worth of penalties given Qikkk M tUN Robert B. Weiss, should notify the assessor He also has played in All-Star games Rice, Bos 631 N I4ai kk J.N Meek 1-2 tlN.ll CLERK TYPIST - Monday PART TIME Janitors Early 201 .319 out in the brawl. (kkk S.I ttl N their proof of disability. with White, Scott, Havlicek and Dave with a 1-1 tie with Webb Junior High The two clubs, who have Trikek M 4 tl2«.N General Manager thru Friday, 9 to 5. Send morning hours, and evenings Bumbry, Bal 506 160 .316 hriMk 47 linN Tnn Farmers — must file their Cowens. of Wethersfield. Trikek S-M tlMtN 078-9 re s u m e to B ox N. co Manchester area. Must have MANCHESTER Insurance Bailor, "Tor 483 152 had bad blood between • LUBMCATKM tHerrie ItN IN IN application for exemption of .315 Tim ttkerte Manchester Herald. transportation. Call 649-5334 Agency Seeking full time After nine seasons with Detroit, Illing's goal came as a result of a them for years, battled to a American League IN 1.N Brett, KC 558 174 .312 tu 7JI 4N IN Unm IN livestock, poultry and mature person to work in auto Bing was traded to Washington in corner kick. Jim Voiland took the 2-2 tie in a contest that • OLGHANfiE East S.N IN (MektitStJI insurance department. Duties Cowens, KC 600 186 .310 Mm machinery with the assessor FULL TIME - Hardware and PARAGON TOOL CO. Inc • 1975 for Kevin Porter, With the boot, Bob Monaco settled it and Alex W L Pet, GB S.N Meek 44 llll.ll LEGAL include policy processing, Fisk, Bos 523 162 .310 featured 100 minutes in Nkkk M H1.N Trikek M-1 UItT* during the month of October. plumbing store clerk. Retail Has openings for all around (AMOCO MOTOR OH.) typing, and telephone contact Bullets last season, Bing averaged Britnell drilled it home for the score. penalties. NY 99 59 .627 M K k l-l tITIJI onnn New Applicants for Farm sales, Also receiving, some machinists. Bridgeport Page, Oak 493 153 .310 Trikek U I ttMTI NOTICE with clients Salary commen­ The Rams played the last 27 Boston 95 63 .601 4 24keklm« UN and Forest Classification — heavy merchandise handling. Operators, Cintim atic • TUNE-UPS NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION surate with experience. Will minutes, two minutes in the third "It was a very good Balt. 95 63 .601 4 S4rtm Qnrrica must file by the end of Oc­ Apply in person after 10:M Operators, and polishers. ItN tN «M HtStn Mem u $ COMMERCIAL train. Employe benefits. Send game, it looked like mid­ • TNSS Detroit 72 86 .456 27 t leeeirn TiW I a.m. Barrett Plumbing Supp­ Apply at Paragon Tool Co, quarter, 15 minutes in the fourth 4.N IN (kkk 21 HI.N INVESTMENTS, INC. tober. Persons, who already resume lo Box AA. co Cleve 69 89 .437 30 UnikWap 4.N Piikek M SHIN ly , 331 B ro a d S tre e t. Inc.. 121 Adam Slrecl, quarter and two five-minute over­ season hockey," said Notice is hereby given pur­ have land classified as farm Manchester Herald. Sports briefs FRIDAY 8:00'”- • SHOCKS Mllw 66 93 .415 33W NWek24tttN Trikek 2-1-2 NMM Manchester. Manchester, 647-9935. time periods, one man short as a Bruins Coach Don Cherry. Meek 14 IT2.N TDIUTI suant to Section 33-379(d) of and forest land, need not app­ The Sabres finished se­ SIOCK CAR RACING Toronto 53 105 .335 46 Trikek 244 MIUI l-fiM Qwrtk IN IN IN ly annually unless there is a TOOL MAKER to do player was sent off with a red card. • AUTO AM ton tJkeU Cainki UN I N the Connecticut General OIL BURNER Serviceman - West change in the land use. Excellent opportunity for experimental work. Call Mark Goalie Tim McCarthy registered 13 cond to the Bruins by two Adulls 53 ?>() Kids 99' O rtm Meek IT.N tN tN tCdmCirih IN Statutes, Revision of 1958, as CLASSIFIED Clines signs points in the Adams Divi­ CONMnONER WORK W L Pet. GB 7.N tN kkkk I I $NN amended, that COM M ER­ Social Security Exemption qualified, experienced techni­ Manufacturing Co., Inc , 647- saves. tleM iM k «.N Meek 14 tINtI ADS 1626. CHICAGO lUPI) — Outfielder Gene Clines has signed a two-year contract Kan City 99 59 .627 CIAL INVESTMENTS, INC., a — Persons wishing to file cian. Benefits include Blue CIIKNEV JV sion last season and some • FRONT END * kkkt4t4tN Trikek m t N l N Cross, CMS, Life Insurance. with the Chicago Cubs covering 1978 and 1979, General Manager Bob Kennedy Texas 91 67 .576 8 Meek t l tlltJI imam; HIT Connecticut corporation for the $1,(XX) Social Security BRING Cheney Tech’s jayvee soccer team criticized them for not Trikek t M t U M N Uniforms and others. Call 644- RENTAL AGENT - Part lime ALNNMENT Chicago 89 70 .560 low aMu uji,m exemption must file either said Wednesday. being as combative as having an office and place of RESULTS 2561, Mitchell Fuel Company for Manchester Apartment played to a 2-2 tie with Bacon Minn 82 76 .519 17 business in the Town of their Social Security Award Kennedy also said he was "close” to reaching an agreement with Boston. Complex. Knowledge of Academy yesterday in Colchester. ATLAS TIRES, BATTERIES & ACCESSORIES Calif 73 85 .462 26 Manchester, County of Hart­ Certificate or their Report of Safeguard System and typing outfielder-first baseman Larry Biittner and pitcher Bill Bonham. "It was indicative of the Two second-half goals by Mike Oakland 63 95 .399 36 ford, and State of Connecticut, Confidential Social Security Announcamania 3 Announcamania a plus. Please send resume to style of play we’ll play all FREE PICKUP A DELIVERY Fraser seven minutes apart earned Seattle 61 97 .386 38 will be dissolved on Benefit Information with the Box B. CO Manchester Herald. Change likely season," said Buffalo's Jai alal entries the young Beavers, 1-1-1, the tie. R ip '40. Sl.Wford Spnnq , CT Wednesday’s R esults Septem ber 12, 1977, by assessor on or before January PHILADELPHIA lUPI) — If the Philadelphia Phillies gain a berth in the first-year coach Marcel CO]) 684 7781 resolutions of its directors and 25. 1978. SECRETARY - Part lime Mike Gagner, Jack Gorr among Chicago 4, Minnesota 3 Mature, responsible person Pronovost. "It was a case BROWN'S TIRE SHOP Thursday Night shareholders, and in accor­ Calvin Hutchinson World Series by winning their National League playoffs with the Los Angeles others played well. Bacon’s jayvees Toronto 3, Boston 2 PUBLIC NOTICE with excellent Ivping skills Assessor Dodgers, the N FL Philadelphia Eagles will make a change in their home now are 4-0-1. of whether you’re doing to 333 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER nuT Fwn Sinn TDm dance with a Certificate of required for C.R.A. Firm Baltimore 3, Detroit 2 1. M S-1 l.M U schedule, it was announced Wednesday. be intimidated or not. They l . l m r k k l 7-2 1. 4" H Dissolution by the directors Dated at Bolton, Conn., Must be able to work over­ COMvMRY IIIGli Srt. OcL 1, 7:30 PJL (Across from the hospital entrance) ( 11) Z lik 2nk 1-1 I Sank 7 -1 ZCMI 1-1 I k t m 1-2 >- kn LI II m Si I IraM and shareholders filed with Sept. 26. 1977. time. if neccssarv. Contact If the Phillies win the playoff series, the Eagles-Cardinals Oct. 16 g a m e - Coventry High brought its record (the Sabres) established New York 10, Cleveland 0 I. kuOiiikl 12 •3000 PURSE l l r a M M I. ( M il l-l iM ra l-l 4. fiHrrki the Office of the Secretary of 075-9 Ms Lemieux. 646-5384 Ihe same day the Phillies would be hosting the AL winners — will be switched back to the .500 level last night at that they weren’t going to L M r im C m (I I. Cm 11-1 S.IM S-I 1 OintNt Harvest of Fun California 4, Milwaukee (I 1 Im ].| LbuMt l-l i Oilirli the State, Hartford, Connec­ to Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Diuis. The rematch on Sunday. Nov. '20 Palmer Field in Middletown with a 3- be pushed around, 7. auflacik PUUNVILLE 2 L In ki M lit l-l ). Unti M I.Edwi ticut, as required by law. EXPERIENCED Babysiller would then ho played in Philadelphia instead of St. Louis. "Clubs that have fought M lh r ik k t k k l S-I l-l L Qmakt Jam boree - Bow ers School 0 soccer victory over Vinal Tech. Texas 3, Seattle 1, N' SUIlMI All creditors of the corpora­ for five month old baby My together, have won 414 1-74 414 114 S N M im 141 PRINCETON STREET borne. Mostly afternoons. Kevin Green, Curt Ledoyt and Ken STADIUM Oakland 6, Kansas City 5 StCM 1-1-2 ?.>Tm .S 1-74 412 14-7 714 l-M 142 441 4)4 441 tion, if any, are warned to pre­ I.F(; \L .NOTK.i; HIW> (IK \KH\ON Tuesday through Eridav. 646- Jets in switch together,’’ added Rta. 72, Plainvill*, Cl. 1. PMOiiikl 41 ivn unon sent their claims to Robert W. Goodale each scored for the 2-2 AMOCO MOTOR CLUB ( 10) IIIIVHII (IK K ill i:\IIO N OCT. 1st 10"1 Ralnor Shins '2881. Pronovost. “I’m really 2. k a k k l T.2 I. M I p n k k 41 I. M l Enmn M Gordon, Attorney at Law, 417 HKiMPSTEAD, N Y. (IJPl) — The New York Jets Wednesday made a Patriots. Vinal is 2-1. Todays' Games 1 Im t m S i LI I Im h r a i 41 4 M t latH 7 j amazed. If we’re going ModHM Auto INVITATION TO BID .switch at strong safety, dropping Tommy Marvaso and signing Artimus I. haC rn M l l m l llkkiM ia 41 East Center Street, The Board of Kburation of the Town "I'M DREAM ING of a green Toronto (Garvin 10-17) at 1. iMkaCiaZi 41 l U M a i b f l l ilMkl of. Vernon, (’onnocticul will rirpive Holiday cralta, bakad gooda, whila alaphant, toys, Parker, a former Philadelphia Eagle. through 100 and some odd L Dark 1-1 Manchester, Connecticut, Clirislmasl " Be an Avon Football OPEN 7 DAYS - CALL 646-3444 Boston (Paxton 10-5) 1 Nm link i \ & 'ulkkl (M aa sealed bids for; Sophomore (lass I Inaa M i n 41 06040, on or before January 12, Representative. Earn money The Jets also waived punter Duane Carrell and, after bringing in three games like this, who's RACES 7. M t im k i 41 4 kn iMwn Hin({s (Class o( 1980). gamaa, clowna, fo o d and cartoona. Detroit (Wilcox i-2) at 42 T. hri2mk 41 7. klaa Cam 41 MANCIIKSTER IIIGli going to get me the HIM 1978, or thereafter be barred Bids will bo received at the ollice of in your spare time. Start now- punters lor a one-day tryout, signed Chuck Ramsey, a lormer NCAA punting OPEN COMPETITION Baltimore (R. May 17-14) im knk kk LUMhlmkia 41 L Umlaik 41 the Principal of lUx’kville High School. Films of the Manchester-Penney MS lu n m k m as provided by statute. buy lots of presents this tranquilizers?" 42-1 2 M 14-3 214 S « ha k m liOveland tiill, Vernon. Conn un Mon­ champion who was cut by Detroit. NOW AVAILABLE Cleveland (Eckersley 14- M N 4)4 442 441 414 447 7-M 414 474 December. Call: 523-9401. football game and pre-game talk The Sabres' Rene Robert Dated at Manchester, day. October 24. 1977 and then at said 13) at New York (Figueroa 41 nn n n in place and time publicly o(H.‘ned. read about the upcoming meeting with 1. k u lN k l Connecticut, this 16th day of Bing unretires opened the game’s scoring 100 2. M M 42 >' k M Cnuki 41 I. iMlk IM k i 41 I. luakaH(i 71 and recorded. Specifications and 13-10), N September, 1977. East Hartford High will be held with a 10-foot screen shot, IPikkk 41 1 iMcra M u U4l 2. bm Wk 41 2.1mlkl(mra 41 proposal forms may be scc'ured from RegsUSSHS' ADDRESSERS WANTED - DETROIT (UPI) - Dave Bing's retirement lasted about 48 h o u rs- unlit California (Moore 0-2) at I. U M 41 1 2iNk 2aik 72 T.: IkknluMn 41 4 M l Camki 42 Commercial the office of the Principal of Kockville tonight at 7:30 at Manchester High at fittingly enough on a power i M ks 41 I. lahm Um 41 I . Ik k ik k 41 I. Daik Calk 41 High School. liOveiana Hill. Vernon, immediately! Work at home Red Auerhach's phono call. CAR Kansas City (Spllttorff 16- I. Enm C am 41 Investments, Inc. ('onn. U. ..II,f '■ftuia Kllh <1 M(|lt r , . r . I the teacher’s cafeteria, a change 2 5 W S B ! S S 0 n u m llu k k a 42 i M k H N i-i I. Edm kna 42 — no experience necessary. play, 7:45 into the game. T. iMCm 41 UknkMm 42 4 luktu CarM 7-2 I. EaMi laru 41 Robert W. Gordon. ^ The right is reserved to reject unv or Bing’ who quit pro baskethall Monday after a disenchanting season wilh the 6), N Corntr ol Broad Excellent pay. Write from last week's site of A-7. People Referee Wally Harris M . N Mlm. - (-12 ifra. t f Undtr I 4Mri|Maskil4l MnfkCaik 41 M M lM iki 41 7. Edm StIaliM 4i Us Attorney all |)ids or any part when such action is Washington Bullets, said Wedne.sday he intends to sign a (wo-year conlraci Seattle (Mitchell 2-6) at 41 I. M M a a 41 4 k m M k t i i and Cantar Strati Mon.-Fri. 8 a m. • 6 p m American Service. 8350 Park who attend are asked to park in the i. • ( r M . For nrfoo ooH 22(- ffi■uaklN■ tkrlkrTM deemed in the best interest ol the with the Boston Celtics. decided to play the final 92 K II. MuIIIm roiukod. 441 44214-2 H n k lM ItMm SksCrlCaiuki MS Imk kaau Board ol Kduealiun Phona 646-2112 Sal. .. I s.m. • 12 noon l-ino. Suite 269. Dalla.s Texas. Texas (Alexander 17-10), N 1-47 441 7M 471 048-9 teacher’s parking lot. .seconds of the first period TIRES 421 414 42 7 144 2 47 424 424 421 076-9 75231. PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER BVENINQ HKRALD, Manchcittr. Conn.. Thuri.. 8ep t » . 1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mtnchoitor. Coon., Thun.. Sept. I». 1977 - PAGE 8EVEN-B I k Nofflaa For ta/a 33 Homaa For M a 23 H o itm Par Oala 23 M ourn fo r «afa S3 Homaa for Sato 33 Doga-BlrUa-Paia 43 ffooim tor Am i 53 SIX ROOM CAPE. 112 baths, ^National Weather Forecast BUSINESS & SERVICE FREE TO GOOD Home • GENTLEMAN ■ C entral U ------L reduced to $32,500. Call after 5 Young, nule dog. Call 646 Pleasant room, with p.m., 647-9604. I 3000 1943, evenings. telephone. Next to shower. isT * Parking. 649-6801, after 6 p.m ttATni GET MORE with MANCHESTER - Immaculate FRIENDLY frisky four 5 Room Ranch, only 3 years month puppy looking for BEDROOM • Share kitchen old. Fireplaced living room, loving family. White, black privileges. 1 12 baths with CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING wall to wall carpeting. Large markings, large size, 6465215. owner and one other tenant sized kitchen, disnwamer, dis­ DIRECTORY Call 6467630 posal, stove, hood and SENfTRY •ANFfMIIC 1968 DODGE VAN New tires, refrigerator. Two baths with Boata-Aceoaaoftaa 45 REAL ESIAIE SERVKIS ceiling exhausts and heaters. SarvfeM Offlaratf 31 Borvleoa Onarad 31 Buffiffng-Coiilraettog $9 BooUng-akUng-Chlmnay 34 paneled inside and carpeting, PH O N E 643-2711 Full Basement, vinyl siding, bubble lop roof. Excellent CAM TREE Service - Free es­ 29 FOOT OWENS Cabin condition Asking $750 643- aluminum storms and RELIABLE WOMAN will rpentry SPECIALIZING cleaning and FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MANCHESTER A VICINITY timates, discount senior babysit in my own home. remodeling specialist. Aa- Cruiser - Double planked, 11 9700 or 647-1906 screens. Close to bus lines. repairing chimneys, roofs, foot by 8" beam. Rebuilt 6 crttzens. Company Good references. Days, ditlons, rec rooms, dormers, Owner 649-7355. lOWItl TIMHlAfUIII new roofs. Free estimates 30 Manchester owned and evenings, weekends. Call 5 ^ built-ins, bathrooms, wlinder 1954 Ford engine. CLEAN FURNISHED room Years Experience. Howley. Completely painted, ready (or MANCHESTER - BOLTON operated. Call 6461^. 3796. kitchens, 6463446. lor reliable, mature 832,(00 6465361. water. New bildge pump and gentleman Call 646-4701 alter Line. Luxury living In this An- depth finder. A real family Excellent starter or retirement home on quiet saldl built eight room Ranch CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ DRESSMAKING and CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 6 : 00. YOU SAVE OVER COVENTRY, NORTH. niture repaired, refinishing, Alterations. Done reasonably. ROOFER WILL Install roof boat, priced for quick sale street. Eat-in kitchen, aluminum siding, basement on lovely landscaped acre. BY OWNER. 5-5 Duplex, Homes, Additions, Repairs. siding or gutters for low dis­ $1,500. 6462402. recroom. Enclosed porch, spacious rec Drastically reduced to $^,900. aluminum siding, 2 car gar­ i S *« touch-up work. House calls Call 6464972. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, MANCHESTER - Working EZ3* and service calls, pick up and count price. Call Ken at 647- gals or students to share room, 2 car garage, with spec- Spacious ^1 three bedroom age, three bedrooms, uri wtsTMiii roTocMi • 3462009. 1566. $36,900 tacular pool, patio area, very ;-■"Uinch Split. Private 112 coun­ carpeting, paneled rec rooms, delivery 569-2867 days or NEED HELP finding those Oardan Producta 47 house with same $30 weekly desirable neighborhood. East try acres. Lessenger Sells, separate furnaces, good ren­ after 5. energy leaks? Home Energy TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 6463538 or 649-8005 Older six r(X)m Colonial on busline. Living room, Haating-Plumbing 35 APPLES, peaches, and pears. Coast Realty. 528-9668, 643- 646-8713. tal Income. $49,900 firm. 646 For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Sept. 30. Thursday night Advisory Service. Ask for Carpentry and general con­ dining room, eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, 2-car 4461. CLUTTERED ATTICS A Milt. 6467917. Botti's Fruit Farm. 260 Bush 9969. will find rain or showers over parts of the upper Rockies, tracting. Residential and SEWERLINES, sink lines, garage. Large lot. HANDY MAN’S Special. Four Cellars? Will haul unwanted commercial. Whether it be a Hill Road. Manchester. Great Plains, Mississippi valley and Florida. Elsewhere! cleaned with electric cutters, B £ A \ . ^ roqm stucco Ranch, fireplace, items for you reasonably. Cali Painting-Papparing 32 small repair job. a custom Apartmanta For Bant 93 7 I MdKhwItr Nnr LMng I spacious yard, great oppor­ Lota-Land tor Sala 24 clear to partly cloudy skies should prevail. Minimum 6461616, or 568-0322, for free by professionals. McKinney CANNING TOMATOES, $38,500 built home or anything in tunity. Only $23,900. temperatures include; (approximate maximum readings in estimates. PAINTING - interior and Bros. Sewage Disposal sweet corn peppers. Buckland WE HAVE customers wailing New listing. Spotless six room Colonial. Fireplaced I CHOICE FOREST i between, call 6461379. Commpany. 643-5308. - I Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. BUILDING LOT For Sale - parenthesis) Atlanta 60 (81), Boston 46 (65), Chicago 54 i70l exterior, paperhanging, Farms, corner Adams A for (he rental of your apart first floor dpn, eat-in kitchen tastefully decorated, I HILLS SHEA BRICK. BLOCK. Stone excellent work. References. Tolland Turnpike, opposite ment or home J D. Real garage. Henry Street. Near schools. Cleveland 52 ( 66), Dallas 71 (90), Denver 49 (76), Dulu(h 41 CARPENTRY & Masonry - NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet IS HERE ■ l Ranch cuitom built by UliR in ' CONTEMPORARY Ranch, No brokers. Call 6464528. Fireplaces, concrete. Free estimates. Fully in­ Additions and remodeling. Caldors Estate Associates, Inc 546- on our (52), Houston 70 (91), Jacksonville 65 ( 86), Kansas City 58 I )»73. J-4 bedroom*, cathedral I Chimney repairs. No job too repairs, plugged drains, 1980. Six rooms, beautifully kept, (73), Little Rock 67 (84), Los Angeles 65 (73), Miami 72 ( 86) sured. Martin Mattson, 646 Free estimates. Call Anthony $43,900 I calllnia tn Uvtnf room and dininj i small. Save, Call 644-8“ ‘i tor ' 4431. kitchen faucets replaced, CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many new kitchen, three bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Industrial New Orleans 73 (87), New York 52 ( 67),'Phoenix 73 (100), Sari Squillacote, 649-0811. repaired. Rec rooms, Impressive 7-room Cape. Fireplaced living room, I room, spacloui kitchen, family ! inground teardrop pool. Must land, 1 acre, R.R. Siding. estimates. new varieties to choose from, LOOKING for anything >n real room, 2 baths. Immediate oc- Francisco 57 (69). Seattle 46 ( 60), St. Louis 59 (75), bathroom remodeling, heal $1.50. 29 Mountain Road, estate rental ■'apartments, dining room, U4 baths, rec room, fantastic in- 5 cupancy! Call Arthur or Suianne I be seen. High $30's. Lessenger Priced to sell. Brokers in­ Washington 54 (73). QUALITY PAINTING and CARPENTRY - Repairs, Sells, 6466713. vited. 523-7436, 522-3114. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars modernization, etc. Free Glastonbury. near homes, multiple dwellings, no ground pool. Take a look. I ShorU, S48-32U | Paper Hanging by Willis remodeling, additions, gar­ Estimate gladly given. M & M fees Call J.D Real Estate SErr.'YMIlTM)” SPECUL! and attics. Moving large Schultz. Fully Insured, ages, rooofing. Call David MiAneachaug (jo H Course Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Associates. Inc 646-1980 $59,000 GARRISON COLONIAL. appliances, also stone or loam references. 6464343. Patria, 644-1796. I J. WATSON BEACH CO. I Four bedrooms, view, great Raal Batata Wantad 23 delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. BRANDIED PEACHES, New to market. Exceptional three family in Nt-IIN I PLUMBING and Heating • BEAT THE COMMUTE' neighborhood, two car at­ HAVE YOUR Cape Ranch CARPENTRY, CUSTOM spiced pears, apple butter .UtTM ng. lUME . . . 8 room Colonial, circa 1830, needs slip cover, Formica clothes, electric stove, old Saturday, 11-5. BEAUTIFUL KOHLER needs some special care. If Call 236-6128 til 4:30 After 5. schooler in her home. Nice Church. Luncheon, many Women only Deposit Call Horns...... City...... State....Zip Code. wfieldstone fireplace, den. kitchen table, child’s table doits, etc. Friday & Saturday. Articlaa for Sala 41 booths. Campbell Console Piano. A.K.C Beautiful Silver Toy you can give it. please call 649-2358 647-9565. yard, conveniently located in formal dining, IVz baths, four PHILBRiCK and chair set, vanity table, Keeney Drive, off Rt. 44A, G.E. REFRIGERATOR. Ten Excellent condition. Call 649- Poodles. Private home. Vet. 643-1710 after 7 p.m. PHONE NO...... CUlSSinCATlON...... Bowers School district. Call bedrooms, huge porch, 2 car child’s appliance set, drapes, Bolton. cubic feet, 30 inch Hotpoint 5392 after 5:30. supervised, wormed, 1st MANCHESTER - Female 643-8971. LOAM, Sand, gravel, washed FIREPLACE GLASS Doors, ATTRACTIVE sleeping room curtains and bedspreads, an­ electric stove, both good con­ shots, reasonable, but good Early 20's to share two OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30th., 1977 garage, horse shelter and pad­ stone, fill. Prompt delivery. Conserve heat. New $139. now THREE FREE puppies. Have Private entrance, shower- dock. Zanotti Realtors, 649- tique rocker, two double head- RUMMAGE SALE - Friday. Landscaping. 74i-7833, 649- dition, $45. each. 649-5281 Ext. $60. G.E. Rollaway vacuum' PRINTING PRESS Letter home first concern. Call mor­ shots. Part Irish Setter and bedroom Townhouse apart­ CONSCIENTIOUS Secretary AGENCY bath. Free parking Apply 195 ment with same beginning Oc­ 0272, 228-9485, boards with frames, dresser, September 30, 7:00 to 9 p.m. 2J78. 285, Diane, M-F, 8:364:30. cleaner with fixtures. Very press type, cutter etc. Call nings, 649-7059. Golden Retriever. 6463784. Spruce Street. with good typing and steno toys, much, much more. NO 876 7343, anytime. tober 1st. Call 643-7398. skills seeking job in Saturday, October 1, 9:00a.m. good shape. $20. 6462753. MANCHESTER - Quality con­ HORSE FARM - Bam. EARLY BIRDS PLEASE. to 3:00 p.m. All items 1625 Nafp WantMf 13 H»lp tVantad 13 Htip Wanttd 13 Manchester vicinity. Five MANCHESTER - November struction is yours in this char­ Corral, 17 Acrtes of cents. Bag Sale Saturday years experience in insurance Noon - $1.00. St. John’s 1st occupancy Three field. 646-2616. ming, mature home. 7 plus LUBRICATION HELP. Full rooms. 3 bedrooms, rec room, Wooded Pasture Land MULTI FAMILY and Estate Church, Main Street at Burn­ bedroom duplex, in newer two w/Pond & Brook. 8 room Sale. October 1st and 2nd, 9 to for or part time. Evenings and •••••••••••••••••••••••••• new wall to wall carpeting. 2 side Avenue, East Hartford. A l / HOUSE WEEK family home. Includes weekends. 18 years older. car garage. $38,900. Century brick and stone Ranch, 4 4. 56 Pendelton Drive, East appliances, and wall (o wall Apply Moriarty Brothers, 315 □ EDUCATION 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car Hartford. Skiis, typewriters. COUNTRY TAG SALE - Many APPUHNCES TEltyjSION CATALOG AUDIO carpeting. Heat is not in­ Center Street, Manchester. garage, centrally air- Hoover, toys, etc. old farm, house, and barn cluded $280 monthly Security JUST REDUCED, House for conditioned. Plus much items, old linens, bottles, can­ A- deposit and references FLORIST DESIGNER. Full Privata Inatructlona IS sale. $35,000 to $32,500. Call TAG SALE - October 1 and 2. ning jars, tools, desk, metal Bulldora, Plumbora, Rontodolora, required Two children more! from 10 to 4. Mens clothing, accepted. .No pets Call 647- or part time. Give experience after 5 p.m., 647-9604. CIRCA 1711 — Unusual An­ storage cabinet etc., including Bloctrlelana, Root Eatoto Brokort ond HOME sizes 42 to 50, extra large farm produce, pumpkins, 9936. or 643-7635 after 7 p m in reply to Box CC, co REMEDIAL READING and tique Colonial, beaded shirts, Michelin snow tires Manchester Herald. math; individualized work MANCHESTER - Just right gourds, and much morel Saloamon — Call Ua for Bpoelol for the growing family. 3 clapboards, corner cup­ and wheels, books and September 30th., October 1st. ONE AND HALF Rooms - program, (lst-8th grade) by household items, and womens Prieot on your Applloneo Nooda and Barvleaa... Master’s degree teacher. 568- bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, board, featheredge and and 2nd., 9:30 to 5:00. 88 Doyle $135. 2 12 rooms. $145. Main IMMEDIATE OPENINGS in wear. 23 D, Charles Drive, ^an Be Secured By Writing To The our plating, drilling, and 8075. formal dining room, garage. raised panelling. 10 rooms, Road, Tolland. No previews. 443-440 HMtFORO M AO MANCHESTEH Address Shown Below, Under The Street, Heat, hot water, fabrication department on $39,900. Century 21. Jackston- 2 baths, 2 fireplaies, walk­ Manchester. appliances. Security various shifts. Experience is PIANO INSTRUCTION by Avante, 646-1316. out basement w/work TAG SALE • Rain or shine. 8 raONE 847-0997 “House of The Week.” References Lease Call 6(6- TAG SALE - Ski boots, fur­ preferred, however we will experienced, creative shop, carriage shed. $67,- Linwood Drive, Manchester. 391). after 6 p m. consider training in some of teacher. All levels. Sample MANCHESTER - Because niture, bikes, fireplace Corner of Keeney and 500 00 screen. September 30 and Oc­ THREE BEDROOM Newer the positions. Contact Multi lesson free with September this Colonial has 4 bedrooms, 1788 COLONIAL with An Manchester. Saturday Oc­ Circuits, Inc., 50 Harrison registration. Gretchen Van tober 1st. to to 4. 2 Ansaldi tober Ist, 10 to 4. Duplex. 1 12 baths. laundry TELEPHONE SALES family room, formal dining tlque Shop surrounded by 2 Road, Manchester. Street, Manchester. Why, 647-9751. room, many baths, 2 BILL TUNSKY room, all appliances, air con­ Business is booming and our W. H. ENGLAND fireplaces, 18x36 inground acres and a Spring fed THREE FAMILY Tag Sale. ditioned. carpeted throughout. phone room is zooming! Solid TAG SALE - Something for STAFF NURSE - RN. CERAMIC LESSONS- pool, and in a prestige area, pond, house features 3 Saturday October 1st. 10 to 5. Paneled wall and natural opportunity to make 3 1 1 $ fireplaces, exposed beams, everyone. Stove, vacuum, ★ ALUMINUM i VINYL SIDINH beamed ceiling in living room working full or part time. Are CARRIERS Challenging new position. 17 Supplies, firing. Now's the yoiou must plan to see this 47 Maple Street. Manchester. 12 hours weekly. Good star­ time to plan holiday gifts, etc. be;autiful home, $87,900, Cen­ extra wide floor boards and pine shelves, books, mis­ Rain date, Sunday October (20 Cotora To Chooao Prom) $285. References and securitv you a tiger? Call 524-1428. cellaneous. September 29th requi/ed. Call 646-8347 or 64S- ting salary, plus excellent A-B-C- kiln. Days, evenings, tury 21, Jackston-Avante. 6W- some original stenciling on 2nd, Paperbacks, clothes, Interesting 1550 ft. Interior C O I)4 P A N r fringe benefits. Apply Monday thru Friday. 568-9451, 1316. through October 1st, 9 to 5. 28 plants, pots, miscellaneous. ★A W N IN 8S A CANOPIES 3464 after 5. DIETARY AID - Full and part NEEDED walls and floors. $43,900.00. Ardmore Road off East Mid­ Employment Mondayly thru 568-2962. time. Must work every other CAPE — 6 rooms, living **Hardware & Building Mbterials for Friday, 8:30 a.m, to 3:30 p.m. dle Turnpike. Signs posted. GARAGE SALE - Saturday ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS JUST MARRIED Four large weekend, and some holidays. VERNON - Just listed. Lovely room, dining room, 3 rooms, appliances supplied. Full range of employe Manchester and Mansfield Training School, Schoolo-Cfaoioo 19 3 bedroom Raised Ranch. October 1st. 10 to 4. 64 of All Kinds** Route 44A, Mansfield Depot, bedrooms, new kitchen Phont 649-909S no pets UtilitieJtilities extra. $185 henefits, ^ p ly in person. East Fireplace, family room, gar­ Hillcrest Road. Sunfish BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM MASTER aCDRCMM East Hartford areas Conn. An Equal Opportunity CERAMIC CLASSES - ages. Beautiful wooded lot. cabinets and counters, full Trailer with hitch, real power 633-6026. Hartford Convalescent Home, .13 >-0" l9'-6"xl3'-4" HOLTON NOTCH, CONN. to dollvof th« Affirmative Action Tuesday and Thursday $49,900. Century 21. Jackston- basement, treed yard. $34,- PLANT TAG SALE By The mower, antiques, bicycles, FREE ESTIMATCS + EASY TCRMS 17'-6''xl2«-6" 745 Main Street, East Hart­ PHONE 649-4201 THREE ROOM Furnished ford. ManchMttr Evtning Employer. evenings. Lessons include Avante, 646-1316. 900.00. Manchester Garden Club, m is c e lla n e o u s . NO DM)" paints. Plan now for Christ­ BOLTON CENTER - Saturday October 1st., PREVIEWS. apartment. Heat, hot water. Horald Adults, no pets. $150 monthly, EARN EXTRA MONEY. By RELIABLE WOMAN to help mas. Also will fire non­ GLASTONBURY - Believe Colonial with spectacular McDonalds, West Center C all student pieces. Call 742-5031, TAG SALE - Neighborhood security. Call 646-4701 after introducing home food service with housework, once a week. this? New Colonials and Split view. Eight rooms, 2 baths, Street parking lot. House r\ South Windsor area, own anytime. collection. 541 Wall Street. B 5 E H 6:00 p m. from our convenient East 647-9946 Level Homes, ready for your 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, Plants, Perrenials, Dried transportation, 644-2881. Route 316, Hebron. Friday. WILSON ELECTRICAL Hartford office. Experience inspections, starting $61,900. on beautifully landsca^ Materials, Containers. 10:00 MANCHESTER • Clean four READING & MATH Tutoring Saturday. Sunday. 10 to 4. M Wihaa COMPANY, INC. WikM KITCHEN helpful hut will train. Hourly Call now and reserve your lot. level lot. $55,900.00. a.m. to 2:00 p.m. room apartment. Stove, RN's - LPN’s. Full time and - For students K thru 8, after Century 21, Jackston-Avante, Rain or shine. Furniture, RESIDENTIAL - COMIAERCIAL ' “'iH .t' rate plus commission and CONTEMPORARY refrigerator, separate heat. bonuses. Call Mrs. Lewis, 569- S h e H e r a l h lart time jobs available on school, at the Singer Learning 646-1316. INDOOR TAG SALE - Friday clothes, toys, etc. INDUSTRIAL //N irst and second shifts. New Center, an approved Private RANCH — with 12 rooms, No pels. References, securitv. 4990 S September 30th., 10 to 2. "a ItwrauTui Rewiring - Remodeling $160. 649-4022. starting salary with liberal School. Call 646-1610. MANCHESTER - Trim in Executive Henry Street. Mixer, metal GIANT SALE - Partial Estate LIGHTING SYSTED4S fringe benefits. Thorough hedges surrounds this neat 6 Neighborhood. Large Contents: Furniture, glass, PART TIME counter help. I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a1 kitchen cabinet, small Service Changes - Electric Heeling LIVING ROOM M l orientation and paid Room Cape. New kitchen, sunken living room, formal appliances, linens, books, textile, frames. Postcards: MANCHESTER - Five room Mornings preferable. Apply in □ REAL ESTATE CompUt. Fir. A Bprplcr Atom Sy%t.m )5'-2"x12'-4" J Ranch style Duplex person at Meattown, 1215 12 PART TIME Mornings. mealtime. Excellent jon op­ modern bath. $36,400. Century dining room, 3 baths, 4 Christmas decorations, mis­ playgym, lumber, clothing, Janitorial help needed in Ver­ portunity and secure employ­ 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. household. 9:30. 14 Stephen 11 ■-0" GARAGE Appliances, garage, attrac­ Silver Lane, East Hartford. bedrooms. Master cellaneous household items. MmdmlL 2l*-4"x20‘-0" non area. Must have ment. Easy highway access. Street, October 1st., & 2nd. 646-1418 tive setting. Adults preferred, Homaa For Sola 23 bedroom w/dressing area, Moving, everything in 73 SUMMIT ST. MANCHESTER - M A N C H E S e CARPET CENTER INC. no pets. 646-5865. experience and own transpor- Call or apply East Hartford $25,900. NICELY remodeled excellent condition and Convalescent Home, 745 Main family room, large game 311 Main Street 646-2130 CLERK TYPIST Must have tatioJon. 646-8M5...... COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg three bedroom Cape, quiet reasonable. No pre sale TAG SALE - Household items, Street, East Hartford. 528- room w/pool table. $119,- clothes, guitars, lawmowers. MANCHESTER - 4 room general office experience. Farm, with three story barn. area, drastically reduced for please. PORCH C 1 5 5 3 Apartment. Heat and hot ONE DAY PER Week. 2167. immediate sale. Lessenger 000.00. antiques, posthole digger, Automobile experience help­ Butler-type building. Power water. Stove and refrigerator ful Hours 12 to 5 p m Call Opening for driving and Sells, 646-8713. RANCH — 5 rooms, large TWO FAMILY TAG Sale. driveway sealer, much more. FIATURmO: plant, ana other outbuildings, CvBlBfvi OvagsB • H g C e n m Parking. On bus tine. No pets Mr Kwpelman for appoint­ general store work. Must be plus Three Lovely Homes. front porch, 1-car garage. Household items, books, October 1st. 2nd. 8th. 9th. ENERGETIC COUPLE - To 27 ACRES SURROUNDS this Rain or shine. 9 to 5. 468 Ver­ CoOiP^BBOb * POBlMflB $185 monthly. 643-0030. after 4 ment, Cliorches Motors Inc neat and have knowledge of Offers invited. BW Realty, Aluminum siding. Oil, hot clothing, plants, garden tools. I-*- -5 5 1 -6 ''- Cmilcn • W M n MwiM 64J-2791 this area. Apply in person. maintain apartment building eight room Contemporary water heat. House sits Parkade Apartments, Apart­ non Street. and rooming house complex. 647-1419. FOUR ROOM Apartment Flower Fashion, 85 East castle. Secluded, wooded. back 100’ from street. $35,- ment 6, 436 West Middle Turn­ m i i t n Um , 0 0 m .MtwM Center Street. Live in. Call for interview ap­ Owner very anxious. $80’s. TAG SALE - Antique Frames, Plus garage, nice .vard. No pointm ent, 646-4701, after $29,500. SIX Room Cape. 900.00. pike. Saturday and Sunday 10 Enter this house through a formal kitchen by only a large dining counter IHOFArNOMflHVICf utilities. $200. Please call 643- Lessenger ^ lls , 646-8713. to 4. furniture, glassware, mis­ WTl - LPir$ 6 : 00 . Heatolator fireplace, enclosed HEBRON - ROUTE #85 - entry which insures the privacy of its and range unit. Note the spacious, 2223 or 647-9995. LfXJKING FOR Good steady porch, large lot. Good buy. cellaneous ■ bargains. October CARPET & FLOOR COVERING I Business and industrial 1st, 9 to 4. 4 Harvard Road. totally separate living room and leads feeling this gives and do not overlook Conderino*8 NURSE AIDES employment? We need good Hutchins Agency 646-3166. MANCHESTER. Tastefully BARGAINS! Manchester Connectlcut’i Ltrgott Floor Coforing EAST HARTFORD men and women. Earning op­ redone three bedroom Vic­ zoned, 8Mi room Cape with Lion’s Club Tag Sale. Sunday Manchester. traffic smoothly to the other rooms of that kitchen’s excellent amount of PART TIME. Janitorial work. a 2W room apartment, Doalor Drapery Shop Manchester Town Line ■ 4 portunity over $120 per week. Jge torian Cape, country kitchen, October 2nd, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Enjoy the Beauty of m m m Phone 528-3869, between 9 and Three hours an evening. Call convenient location. Mia presently rented. Walk out TAG SALE - 83 Shopping Davs OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9-6 this imaginatively designed comfort ‘ storage and work areas, including a roonis. Heated. Second floor. after 5 p.m., 646-1512. new executive listing. Eight McDonald’s, West Center Cuilom Windom 99 Sumnwr Strttl New wall to wall carpeting. Needed to provide nursing 1 $30’s. Lessenger Sells, 646- basement, 2-car garage on Street. To rent a space call til Christmas, gel an earlv special. separate pantry. room Custom built Colonial THURSDAY S FRIDAY 9-9 MwKhMtor Stove, refrigerator, parking. service! in private homes Cape. Two full baths, central 8713. IVk abres. Adaptable to 644-9966. start! Sunday. (Tctober 2 nd. The huge family room in the rear is Two big bedroomSr lots of huge 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. 57 309 M«ln St„ MAiKhwtw______S43-RM2 Phone M6-72M Security, references. No pets. and medical facilities MANCHESTER BOARD of Bualnau Opportunity 14 air conditioning, fully many uses. $40,900.00. separated from the practical parallel closets and a bath are to one side of Wucalion • Seeks PAINTER MANCHESTER, Reduced! LARGE TAG SALE. 24 Morse Road, Manchester. Adults. $190. Available Oc­ Ckmsideration given to equipped first floor family the family room. On the other side are tober 1st. Call murnings. 528- preference of days and under Federal Grant. Must be room, English pub rec room. Owners anxious. "Lot of Woodstock Drive. FALL CLEARANCE house", five or six bedrooms, TAG SALE • King (lute, elec- 1857. hour! - 4 to 40 hours Manchester resident, and Professionally landscaped lot «■ NIIO LIITINQI NOWI Manchester. Something for |m tilili|it(illlt a big master bedroom, bath and a FUEL SHORTACESI currently unemployed - grxxf great for kids. Insulated and (ric adding machine, available weekly Live-in B EA U n with abundance of stone walls 2RRB2SL?'' “ ‘•'JhO YOUR everyone. Saturday October dressing room with two extra large MANCHESTER - Five room salary and full liencfits'Con­ all new wiring, aluminum #aOMRTYt C A U TODAY) 1st. 10:00 to 2:00. No early aluminum boat, ski equip­ AT COST IncroBiadPrlcosI companions also needed and trees. $79,900. Hayes closets. Note, also, that long patio apartment Stove, tact Mr Dion, 646-5854. SALON Corp. 6464)131. siding and from porch. Call Birds. ment. toboggan, household Malpractice coverage, for details. East Coast Realty, items, collectables, odd fur­ • 149 ** refrigerator, and carpeting. Beautifully decorated, which gives this bedroom extra ARE YOU READY First floor. References. One boodlng, and working- 528-9668, 643-9969. TAG SALE - Saturday and niture. Antiques magazines, OTHER PORTABLE QRILLS I.UN(.H AIDES Needed at charm. A double garage, complete You con bo — month's securitv. Available men'i compeniatipn pro­ operating. Beauty shop In­ SOUTH WINDSOR ■ Are you Sunday, October Ist.. and clothing - women's 7. 12. 14 PRICED FROM local private school 11:15 to cluding equipment. PHILBRIGK Saturday and Sunday. October with laundi area, shelters these Call October 1st. 643-(i902.872-9523, vided. 12:45 daily $3 75 per day. Call looking for a Garrison MANCHESTER - New listing. 2nd.. 10 to 4. 36 Thomas Drive. 7 Excellent location in small 1st and 2nd. IC to 4. 116 Main • e *« 646-1610 for interview Colonial, 4 bedrooms, choice Immaculate home in prime Sperti sun lamp, skiis. boots, 9 For u^rMng'drawing o< areas from the street. shopping center. Efxcellent neighborhood, fireplace^ Are residential area. Large living typewriter table, clothing, Street. Talcottville, No 0 lfWEMU»F(MNSYSTEIIS,lia LARGE FIVE room apart­ MD I ASStSTlWCE presales. th ii modal or houao plan booka The combination of imaginative and of Norttwaetom BABYSITTER NKEDElT- potential. you willing to 00 a little room with fireplace, formal AGENCY plants, books, miscellaneous. I.D . P E A R L i SON (203) 672-9818 178-7134 ment ■ Second floor. Main CitaUlitW I Ml practical design makes this house in­ For pre-schooler and decoratingf Then, see this dining room, and eat in writa: Larry Famaworth, Box FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Street. Recently remodeled CofwwctIcuL Inc. Colonial on 2 plus acres, this kitchen, plus three bedrooms DBiltort TAG SALE - Saturday and U U M a m A UTWA8TIMI Fully paneled'. Heal, hot 387 Em i Center 91. kindergartener, in Bowers TAG AND CRAFT Sale. Wood S4S MAIN ST. 1S41, Lao Vogaa, Novada teresting and comfortable. Model UREAPORMALDEHYDE FOAAf LOMBMDOtASSOCUTES Colonial on 2 plus acres. Make and 1 12 baths with a large Sunday, household items, water, appliances and parking Meneheeter, Ct. District Monday thru Friday, R nllora 549-4003 stove, recliner, couch, exeer- DOWNTOWN MANCHISTIR 8S101. C1533. us an offer. Asking $62,9()o. recreation room in basement. ciser. many household items, wicker rocker, ice box. crib, 11 West Rd. Ellington, Ct. included. No pets. $200 643-9815 7:45 to 4.30 Call 646-5398. TiL ses-iiri after 5.30. Century 21, Jackston-Avante, Call us for a showing. T.J. 646-4200 340 Windsor Street. Saturday step stool, frames. 4 Village montlilv. Call 646-0299. 646-13li Crockett Realtor, 643-f577. and Sunday. 10 to 4. Street. Thomas J. Blanchard. Reallv. PAGE EIG H T-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchcitcr, Conn., Thuni., Stpt. 1977 frMk tnd EniMt ACROM DOWN Anawar to Praviout Punta MANCHBBTliiK EVENING HERALD, Mancbeiter, Cotm., nmrx., Sapt. 29,1977 — PAGE NINE-B Avioa For Safa $1 Auto* For ta h *J*f Motoroycfaa-flcycfaa M w m w m m 1 Depression ini- fOUEJU ■ U aU ICIUE 111 1 Unclothad □□□E) I n a n I aaciD ChariM M. BchuHz 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 1962 DODGE. Runi great. Good-Looking tislt partoni aiD an ■ an n ■ nn n n INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE I - 54,000 milea, 351 Q ^eland $200 as if. CaU after 6:00,643- 4 Injectiont 2 G riM d □□□GEiinn uanun Y o u D O N ' T . engine. Excellent running 0909. ★ ★ Dear Abby 0 Helr-do holder 3 Showiir □ □ □ Q u n condition. New ihocks and HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 12 E^ypt jsbbr.) 4 B M k U lk auuDD nnaHuuE-i UNOEff^TilND, I Mi^es. Asking $1950. Call 643- FX-1200 - Built bv factory 5 Haid covtring n n a n n n n a CD[::]n WE PAY $10 For complete brother 6 Spanlih gold junk cars. CaU Joey at Tolland engineer. Brancn heads, By Abigail Van Buren □□n nnnn nnnn TRUCK 14 Speniih 7 M ilo turkoy □nnnaaci DEmnn 5 I R - - J Auto Body, 528-1990. Barnett clutch, aluminum TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 20.- rocker rollers, MU)uni car­ irticle 8 Impodimant MMaana ainnM H ROUTE y o u 000 miles, amfm radio. Sharp buretor, balanced b lu^rlnted 16 EnergY-uving 9 Saaioning biunoic] G nanuuu so u th C = 1073 MERCURY - Colony DEAR ABBY: A year ago I married Ted. Hia wife time (tbbr.) 7 car. Asking $2550. 64M93S. motor, trahsmisslon. 871-2511. (Maxine) died and left him with two children, ages 6 and 8. 10 Ampla Park Station Wagon. Air, 16 Plant opening 11 Honki □ ■□iTiC]|nDnn O A N C f iL YO u R f Thia la my first marriage. amfm stereo, electric win­ 17 A tw e ll 19 Saa food □Dnn8aE3Ci|fl7QHG PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, dows, Micheltn tires, 67,000 16 Long poemi ★ ★ I say that after Maxine died, Ted is no longer related to 21 Adjacani 35 BMoming 46 Obi MeMgCR5H|P. ' four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ miles. Original owner. Asking 20 Entire range Maxine's relatives. Ted says Maxine’s parents will always 23 LImbar 36 Hat mikar 9-'J9 ban M o to rs, 649-2076. 22 Forecetter 47 Barriitsr $2500. CaU 646-6300 (Office) or 1975 HONDA 500 Twin - be hia in-laws. 23 By birth 24 Maaiura of 38 Eithar. (abbr) 1-267-4181 (home) Mr. Purchased M ^ h 1976. Like Well, I have parents, too, so where does that leave 1976 HORNET Four door, air. Atwood. 26 Pleat lYPa 39 Dany 50 Ensrgv unit automatic, power steering. new. Less than 300 miles. them? A person can only have one set of in-laws at a time, 27 lllututtion 25 Naw Yaar’i »*»« ^ -- $1350. CaU 646-4000. and MY parents should bp regarded aa grandparents, too, 40 Pilots 51 Alahousa WHiinrop Two new snows, 12,500 miles. 1970 BUICK GRAND Sport - 4 20 Exclimttion drink and they aren't. The titles of "Grandma and Grandpa" go 41 Act 52 Griddar $3,300 or best offer. 289-7035. speed. Good running condi­ of ditguit 28 Tribulation HONDA 1075 XL 175. Woods to Maxine’s parents. My parents are called "Papa Pete and 30 Dty (Htb.) 32 Away from 44 Givet food to Jim m y_____ r ALWAV6 T A K E A THEyteVEfiV ©CWEBOCV OHlir tion. $550. CaU 649-8215. ready; street legal. Ehicellent T A s r v , THIS 1966 MUSTANG. Needs some Mama Mary," Do you think this is fair? And what: ( can I do 31 Obtiinid BI-PocbIb — By Ruth Marcus fARROTALCiNe RCR shape. 1,900 mues. CaU 646- 33 Month (tbbr.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II EAABZQENCIES NCU KNOW. , -THIN(^Of=f=. work, but runs well. $180. 742- 1976 PONTIAC Bonneville. about it? 9423. 4875. 34 Almond 12 13 14 W H EN I S O Brougham. Two door hardtop, IN-LAW TROUBLE 36 Grttk Itttir landau roof, fully equipped, e x p l o r i n g . mpers 37 Stttt-ol- IS 16 17 T a a CALLINKr' V O u R E a 20,000 miles, excellent condi­ DEAR TROUBLE; Even though technically Ted la no ITMUSTBE ^ T H A T TRIUMPH 1975 TR-7. New M eiMfa H o rn ** 85 em trgtncy tion. 646-5036, ask for Hill. longer the son-in-law of Maxine's parents, I advise yon not 18 19 20 21 UEW A M D DEFWITELY, W A S condition. 9,000 miles, amfm crim t 61 Formal IF Best offer. to be lo technical. 41 Epochi U/EAR|M 6//f- radio, Michelins radials, ARE YOU Selling your mobile 22 23 24 25 28 IA M C € TO w e n is LANCE home? Buyers waiting. Please There la a strong bond between Ted's former in-lawa and 42 D ittrt region A I O N S V i > - 6 yellow with black stripes. 649- 1970 CHEVY MALIBU. 307, V- of ihifting 2813. call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- their grandchildren, so if you’re wise, you won't tamper 27 28 29 F IM D CUT WEARlNS O M T H E 8, power steering, high 8284)369. with those bonds because they were establiahed before tend mileage. $500. Call after 5, 43 Nine |Fr.) 30 31 32 H o w t h e v ’r e A LONS P H f A E / BEAUTIFUL 1977 Cutlass you came into the picture. Grandparents are grandparents 646-7601. 45 Wool-eaten DfiES $ (M RK p i» Oldsmobile. Only 8,200 miles. DO YOU WANT to sell your forever. 47 Texet ABM 33 34 6 DRESS/ CM\UA Fully automatic, call owner. 1968 DODGE Charger with mobile home? Qualified Studtnt 35 36 37 38 39 40 Twe 646-7690. new engine, transmission and buyers waiting with available DEAR ABBY: I admire parents who take an interest in 48 S titet rear end. Best offer. 649-45(Xi. financing. This Is our special- their children's school work, but we have a situation in our 49 Abbay httd 41 42 43 44 BARRACUDA A 1970. P.S., school that I think needs looking into. 53 Summtr drink iy for fast Immediate action. 4S 46 47 P.B., A.T. Very good tires, Connecticut Mobile Home There is a family whose parents are well-educated and 54 Mound ApartmwitM For Root 53 Homoi tor Ron! 54 OffIcoM-SloroB tor Root 55 Ottlco$-8toro$ tor Root 58 55 M tk t a excellent body, vinyl top, good Brokers, a name you can very smart, so if one of their children has to write a theme 48 49 50 51 52 53 running condition, 8 track, Truck* tor Sal* beginning THREE ROOM Apartment on SIX ROOM CAPE. Centrally MANCHESTER - ReUil and 63 trust. Fall special three only. or give a speech, his parents “help" him with it to the 3 T $750, or best offer. 875-4055 56 Scatter hay 54 55 56 busline with heat, hot water located. Aluminum siding, va­ or manufacturing space. 2,000 o f f ic e Just arrived from factory. extent of doing the whole thing. SPACE after 4:30. CHEVY PICKUP Truck - 57 Blunder and parking. Ideal location for cant, $325 with a security sq. ft, to 100,000 sm ft. Very New 14 foot wldes, two or I happen to know this is so ^cause my son pals with 58 Precipitate 57 58 59 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Varmear FOR RENT 1967. Half ton. 8 ft. body. All three bedroom, matching an older person. No children deposit required along with Reasonable. Brokers their son, who won a speech contest by giving an "original” 59 Highway U or pets. Security deposit 250 iq u a re fe e t, ce n te r of 1970 OPEL KADET Rallye. new. $1800 invested. Built 283. appliances, easy financing references. Utilities not in­ protected. Call Heyman speech, which his father wrote for him. I think thia is curve iNIwSPAPia isriapp.si ajsn required. $185 per month. Call Properties, 1-226-1206. Mancfmter, air condlUonIng and ■ Four cylinder, good condition. Must sacrifice. First $1100 available to meet your budget. A smart tabard and EPWARP VILLELLA -ANP HE TEACHES HE P HAVE HIS WORK cluded. T.J. Crockett, parking. Cail 643-9551. New brakes, shocks. 72,000 pants are quick and easy unfair to the other children who go by the rules. after 5:00 p.m.. 643-0580. Realtor, 643-1577. Ukes it. Call 649-8674. Onlv $9,900. Beautiful lots PANCES WITH THE, BCr/S TVIAT DANCING CUT CXIT FOR HIM miles, 27 m.p.g. 742-7215, to make . . . nice to wear I wish you would mention this in your column. Maybe STORE OR OFFICE space available. Over 50 homes to as a set or as separates. NEW VDRK CITY IS RELATEP TD AROUNP HERE.' ATTENTION TENANTS. DUPLEX - Four rooms, two for rent. High traffic area. 1947 CHEVROLET 12 ton rack choose from. Preowned and the guilty parents will see it and take the hint. 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY body truck. Four speed Printed Pattern 11-128 BALLET —7 S P O R T S ' Many types of rentals bedrooms, 1 12 baths, attic 643-1442. OFFICE AVAILABLE - new. Please call Connecticut with Photo-Guide is in FURIOUS available irom $90 up. Call and basement storage. Cen- Excellent Main Street loca­ $1800. 646-3126. transmission, built up springs. Home Brokers, 1-423-2026. Sizes 12 to 18. Size 14, Home Locaters, 278-0880. Fee trai location near hospital. tion. 440 square feet, heated Could carry ton. $500. Malce 36 bust . . . 3% yards DEAR FURIOUS: Not only la it unfair to the other Win at Bridge ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ $40. 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA. offer. 643-2880. $200 per month. Philbrick fice. Ground level, central and air conditioned. $200 per Automothra Satviea 88 45". Price . . ■. $2.00. children, it is unfair to their own child. TTie real "priie" is month. 643-6396. Two door, vinyl top, good run­ Agency, 646-4200. location, professional ning condition, high mileage, Pattern* available only in the learning—not in the winning. EAST HARTFORD. Deluxe Molorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 54 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- tn eizee ehovm. building, parking and utilities. three new tires, new muffler. three bedrooms, appliances, BOLTON LAKE - 2 Bedroom Call 649-2865. THREE ROOM Office for sun specialists, factory Ti irdir, iind $2.00, Inclydii Other’s iuck undoes expert $600 or best offer. 647-1004 TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville DEAR ABBY: Charlie and I have been married for 32 kids and pets $325. Home Ranch. Wood stove and rent in modern professional trained, one day service, 114 |MiU|i and lundllni. years. We love to dance and go dancing every chance we Anyway, our unlucky (riend Locaters, 278-0880. Fee $40. after 5:30 and weekends. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Blast Main Street, Rockville. NO RTH (D ) fireplace. $260 monthly. One office building. Approximate- get. (We've invested a lot in dancing lessons, too.) * 1 0 8 5 had opened the ace of month security. Calf after 5, FOR RENT - Store and of­ I feet. East Center rack, $1,750 . 289-4042. 871-1617. sue ■URNETT ly 400 square f 1973 PLYMOUTH Satellite. MinehMWr Snning HwaW For some reason, there seem to be fewer good dancers tFQ962 diamonds. South ruffed and /A t ASHFORD. Family, two 742-5292. fices. Heat, janitor, parking. S tre e t location. Ample bedrooms, kids and pets As low as $100 per month. 649- Two door, beautiful condition 1110 Av*. c4 Airarlcat among men than women, which is my problem. OKQ74 played ace and one heart. parking, air conditioned. Call Auto* tor Rant-Laaa* 87 Auto* for Ront-Laaat 87 N«* Ysrii. N.Y. lOOJS * K J West took his king and led g re a t. $210. Cail Home THREE ROOM HOUSE. 5334, 646-5697. with a 340 cubic inch engine Whenever Charlie and I to dancing, one gutay lady after Locaters, 278-0880. Fee $40. with a 450 horse Fairbanks Mat Ntan. u e in i «IUi ZIP another approaches Charlie and says, “Gee, you’re a the jack back. South won in Available November 1st, $125 COSE, Stylt Naaiktr aaC Ilia. WEST EAST dummy, discarded one spade, Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawrenca MANCHESTER - Ap­ MEDICAL OFFICE for rent - automatic transmission. Disc terrific dancer—how about a dance?" per month does not include The Fell & Winter ’77 * K 4 3 *Q 72 cashed the king of clubs, dis­ WINDSOR LOCKS. Dynamic proximately 660 souare feet of Approximately 1560 square brakes, ^ s t offer. 649-4500. BASIC FASHION con- Not wanting to embarrass the lady, and maybe feeling neat or utilities. One months V K J 5 V 10 8 4 3 carded his last two low spades four bedroom, kids, pets, gar­ prime space in local bank. feet of prime space in modern Uins > Bonus Coupon. flattered to have been noticed, my Charlie dances off wiw LO O K.TISH ! I DON'T WANT TO 6U T HE a n d h is SO I'M n o t ABOUT T A B B VOU security required. 649-8975. 1971 OLDS CUTLASS. Two- a A 10 9 8 2 a J653 age. Call now. Home $275 includes heat, air con­ established professional office Price . . . $2.00 a copy. her while I'm left sitting on the sidelines. This has on the high diamonds. 1^ the ;OVE BETWEEN YOU AND WLADEKl DAD a p p r o a c h e d A1E TO STAND BV AND / TELLIN6 MB ditioning and carpeting. door, hardtop, power steering, *Q 10 *73 jack of clubs and paused after ABOUT THIS FISHTER Locaters, 278-0880. Fee $40. COVENTRY - 5 Room Ranch, building. Centrally located. Add $2.00 for the New happened more times than I can count, and I'm tired of it. Sc au to m atic, radio, 47,000 LEASE SOUTH P LA N E -N O T THE OTHER , Blanchard Rossetto, Inc. East played low. on an acre. Washer. Only 5 minutes from SUCCESS IN SEWING. Abby, will you please tell all those gutsy ladies out there ROCKVILLE. Small sunny se­ 646-2482. miles. 228-3286 or 228-3639.5 to * AJ95 His problem was whether to WAV AROUND-- Fireplace. $270 monthly. Call Manchester Hospital. Ample that it'a rude and unladylike to ask a man to dance? IF A7 cond floor apartment. Near 742-5261. parking, air conoitioning. For 8 p.m. please. play West for a singleton 10 or center. Redecorated. $150 plus 3800 SQUARE FEET - Heat, CHARLIE’S WIFE *- doubleton queen-10. This is more information, call 646- * A985542 deposit. Call 684-4331. NORTH END. Six room older air conditioning. Mostly 1974 FORD Country Sedan for LESS where our friend was really 5697. North-South vulnerable house. $250 per month. Send carpeted. 2 offices included. Wagon - Power steering, PROFESSIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEAR WIFE: Your problem is not gutsy ladies—it's unlucky. Lots of players would H om tt for R oot 54 replies to Box C, co Downtown location. Adjacent power brakes, air con­ AND TRUCK LEASINQ C a m p a ra - Charlie. He should diplomatically let the gutsy ladies know M o M a He W ell North East South have finessed, but this South Manchester Herald. to excellent parking. 643-6396.43- q AUTOMOTIVE ditioning. 47,000 miles. Runs H o m a * 88 that he brought his wife along because THEY enjoy well. Very good condition. 643- Pass Pass 1 * played the ace and picked up MANCHESTER - Attractive 2 LET US QUOTE YOU dancing together. the queen. bedroom townhouse available 0675. TAG SALE - Save hundreds of Double Redbl Pass 3 * MANCHESTER - One half of dollars on display models. If Pass 3N .T . Pass 4 * in the Coach House on Otis Duplex, five rooms, newer 4ufot F o r S olo 81 Street. 1 12 baths, appliances, LEASE 1973 CADILLAC Eldorado. you have been thinking of Pass 5 * Pass 6 * home. Adults, no pets. Securi­ Pass Pass Pass carpeting, basement. No pets, ty and references. $235 1965 RAMBLER Station Small mileage, immaculate, buying a mobile home, no A Canadian reader wants to better time than right now. Astro-graph Opening lead - A « one child. $315. includes heat, monthly. 289-2824. Wagon - Running condition. tilt wheel. $ 3 ^ . May consider know what the Drury conven­ ;<> 1$Ns,s(* -c »r/ 1,000 sq. ft. including air Shop and compare. Our prices hot water. Blanchard & $150 or best offer. Call after 6, a trade. 649-2931 or 643-7812. CAU n o TRUDOH AT By BERNICE BEDE OBOL By Oswald & James Jacoby tion is? Rossetto, Inc., 646-2482. conditioned office, all and quality can't be beat. 643-6536. Invented by the late Allay Oop — Dave Qraua utilities, loading plat^rm . CHEVELLE 1969 Two door, Immediate parking available AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) There is a story about a hen­ Offfcti-Sforet for R on! 55 throughout the state. Trades Douglas Drury, it is an ar­ MANCHESTER. Luxurious Additional office available. 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK - 4 V-8, 307, automatic, P.S., Actions you'd usually feel are on pecked husband who was ask­ excellent condition. $1300. 643- welcome. Excellent financing t a i j the bold side will be needed Id- ed what he thought about tificial two-club response to nine room, children, all the $250»* Monthly speed. 30,000 miles. Excellent partner's third or fourth hand HERE.' TAKE VOLIRSPEAR DON'T ASK 'WHYl. We'RE WAIT- V'ALL BETTER, OR MAIN STREET, Manchester, 1292. available. Sample buy newI 14 day lo get what you want. No one marriage. The reply was. "If I AN'SPLIT UP s o m e of, UUST PO IT/ extras. Call now. Home condition. $1395. Call 643-5511, major suit opening. It asks IN' A U ^ Y I WE'RE COWIN', IN Locaters. 278-0880. Fee $40. 1400 square feet, full base­ after 4 p.m. foot wldes, choice of two or will consider you brash, wasn't. I wouldn't." "IHAT BAM8 0 0 .„QUfcK/ ( W H Y T ^ ______ment. Adjacent to large, free, 1974 PLYMOUTH LEASING three bedrooms, not a however, The Unlucky Expert ap­ him to bid two diamonds with SOUTH Windsor line. Speciai municipal parking lot. 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, R oadrunner. 360, power stripped down model. Was 8«pt. 30, 1077 fISCES 4Feb. 20-March 20) proached us .about today's a minimum or sub-minimum seven rooms, appliances, $200 Immediate occupancy. LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES power steering and brakes, steering, power brakes, low Route 83, Vernon $12,495, tag sale price $10,990. Be alert this coming year tor Mental gymnastics bring out the nand and asked us what we and something else with a bracket. Call Home Locaters. Brokers invited. Cail 523-7436 Raallora 649-4003 air conditioning, excellent mileage. $2200 . 643-0762. Parts, supplies, accessories, products, systems or services best in you today. The more thought of the ace of diamonds sound opening. 278-0880. Fee $40. or 522-3114. condition. $1500 . 643-9199. full time service department. that are novel. Somehow, you creative they are. the better lead against the club slam. 1643-1181 872-91481 Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur can fit profitably into such likelihood of success. (For a copy ol JACOBY 971 BUICK ELECTRA - 4 Our reply was, “We weren't Door Hardtop. All power. Cross Highway. Berlin Turn­ situations. MODERN, send SI lo: ' Wire at pike, Berlin Connecticut. 1- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) at the table. We wouldn't give Bridge." c/o this rtewipapar, A utoB F o r Safa 6f Autot For Sal* 81 Auto* For Sal* 81 Auto* For Sal* 6f $850. Call 646^8519, anytime. Direct your enterprises In behalf 8 ^ 3 6 9 . our opinion as to the merits P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily Slallon, of others today. You'll be and demerits of any lead." New York. N.Y. 10019) eminently successful lor yourself LIBRA (Stpt. 23-Oct. 23) The It you try lo work lor your friends I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN > The comics page printed in Monday’s Herald was not the correct page for that date, and possibility of accumulation and neighbors. it caused confusion to readers of continuity strips. Here are the strips for Tuesday and looms strong for you today, es­ pecially if you're assertive and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be Barry’s World Wednesday reprinted to keep continuity. Imaginative. Get on your horse allirmalive today. Do something and cash in. Like to find out positive where things are moving more of what lies ahead for you? slowly it there's a person In The Flintstonaa — Hanna-Barbera Productions Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Send for your copy of Astro- whom you're romantically in­ Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for terested. Faint heart never won. WHY NOT T each and a long, self-addressed, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) W H AT I stamped envelope lo Astro- Although you may not be In a EITHER HAVE TO 5AV Graph. P.O Box 409. Radio City position to push lor what you O WON'T T A K E Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to ' SHOULD DIET... want, try lo Interest understand­ O R T H E Y 'R E L 0 N 6 1 specify your birth sign. ing pals to champion your cause. HOT DRAVUINQ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) EOTTOM LINES Whether it's your mate or an CANCER (June 21-July 22) Tak­ CLEARANCE associate, let him or her initiate ing charge comes as natural lo the action today. Today, you're a you today as breathing. You're “Hurryl” come and get your “77” model Fords before the fine back-up person especially effective In working with your clubs or organizations. “78” fall arrivals come In. We’re wheeling and dealing to' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. clear our lots for the 78’s. Save! Savel Savel 21) There are far more efficient LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ll's not and economical ways to do what unwise to take a chance lo -Q you're doing at work. Use your lurlher your ambitions today. It's head today. You'll save time and belter to have tried and failed, money. than not lo try al all. \ BEAT the INEVITABLE CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apt 22) A You react and respond today in a person with whom you have Born Loaar — Art Sanaom Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence manner that will gam you great alllnlly can be stimulated 197B PRICE INCREASE! valuable supporters. Your win­ lo action today on a cause you're WHV SHOULD THIS T BECAUSE ning ways are instinctive vitally Interested In. Approach F IS H T E R p l a n e d e a l ( IT'LL TAKE HIM her and find out. SP0ILTHIN6S FORVOUl AWAV FROM INKWSPAPEH ENTERPRISE ASSN I . AND WLADEK.T ^ CALIFORNIA! HOU (XXlT IWAUTA PlM FOOimu PLAV BE THE Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffsl FATHER 0 l977llyNEA Fc BECAUSE WRE A fclRLl WHAT DO — 1977 FORD GRANADA '(A WAMTA CXD? ".. . and I yyas thinking of retiring to that part of Calitornia!" Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Still A Good Selection of w h a tre youR , iT MAY K NICE TO F A P ! JU S T n PLANS FOR FAU. LOAF AROUNP BUT B E C A IB E YOU Granados, LTDs, and Pintos MAUORPyOU TOLP IT A IN 'T h e a l t h y .' u?trrs earn US 'TiOU WERE • YOU RE SO FAT WE >t)UR /HEA6ER takin the summer COULEE RENTE P W/k6ES WITH 1977 FORD LTD o f f to work on YPU OUT FOR YOUR BACKS X3U Alley Oop — Dave Qraue ^/YIETHINtS 5 H A D E A T f^lSUNPEKSTANP r e a l l y 0I<3,' OUTDOOR BR A IN W O R K MACKEREL! TH' Y ES, CONCERTS,' ANP BAHLINXA^S, PR1NCE55THINK8 I WAS Haathcliff This Funny Worid STAY M FLORIDA BOYFRISND? SOMETHIN' iW U L MEDITATION! MUSTVE H/J»reNEO TONOU! PINOSALIR V LOWEDUS r I WONDER WHAT EVER ONUS! outofth; aocked me <5SK?a33R?J Buy any naw 1077 Qranada, Muatans, HAPPENED TO 6 0 0 Q heels OLD NUMBERS LIKE » M avtrlok, Pinto, LTD, LTD II, Cowlor Plekup ■1 I TSLBPUONS In alock and rooolvo abaolulaly (roo — 4 Daya "MELANCHOLY and 3 NIghta for two at PIrato’a Co*o Boach n Lodga, Daytona Boaoh, Florida. u ASK ONE OF OUR L FRIENDLY SALESMEN FOR DETAILSI 1977 FORD PINTO FOOUEP ae, Too, Alley Oop — Dave Qraue MAJOR.- FORD LOOK, I OON*r VMANTA TIE TH' KNOT Y'KNOW, HONTTJ. 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: 1 PAGE TEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchegter, Conn., Thurg., Sept. 28, 1W7 The weather For Partly sunny, cool today, high in mid Home Delivery 60s Pair tonight with low in 40s Friday mostly sunny with highs in mid to up­ Phone 647-9946 per 60s Chance ol rain 10'i through Friday. National weather map on Page THIS SATURDAY 7B OCTOBER 1st Tough laws due on massage, porn By MAL BARLOW covered. prohibited.” Fast Hartford Reporter president of the East Hartford down into the mud with them. ” Morgensen began to describe the The law will not apply to two book “We believe it will hold up in Chamber of Commerce, told the After two hearings Wednesday Ed McLaughlin of Greenhurst reasons for the formation of the blue stores in the south end of town where court,” said Dagon. 'It has been council of the chamber's policy Lane said, “There’s a lot of adults in night concerning East Hartford laws berets. But the women began to people under age 18 are not allowed tested already.” dating back to 1974, urging town this world who need guidance.” on sex, Town Council Chairman entry. His one fear about that rule is that protest and Dagon told him to stick to stores to cover adult reading matter. John Breen, town fire fighter, said, the law. George Dagon said he expects the Adult reading m aterial means it might encourage homosexual The chamber asked for voluntary “I wish we could keep these HAVE THE COMPLETE HERALD council will approve the tougher laws "any magazine or newspaper which massage parlors. Morgensen then said the comments compliance and got it from most, he magazines out of the firehouse, too. Tuesday. contains on the cover any for the law were "ridiculous, ab­ The parlor law also requires said. And the massage parlor is now called surd.” About 50 residents came to the photograph, picture, drawing or patrons to sign a register and sets an Mrs. Mary Chamberlain of our house of ill repute" Guy Lathrop of 61 Glenn Rd , hearings at the Town Hall. Many of depiction of” the sexual parts of annual permit fee of $1,000 for each Ridgewood Rd. said. "We must owner of the United News and Book the supporters of the laws wore blue males or females, the law reads. parlor. guard the rights of the young.” Store at 351 Main St , said he agreed berets, a symbol of faith in messages The other law puts stringent Mrs. Mary Ann Pressamarita of .Speaking ugaiiiHl NEWS TEAM IN FOR RREAKFAST said to be coming from Holy Mary, Supporters' roinments with the women about letting requirements on massage parlors. Ixing Hill St., a leader of the blue There were no speakers against the children read his books But he dis­ Mother of Jesus. There are two in East Hartford: The Supporters of the law and what berets, said, “ Police searched the massage parlor ordinance although The women with blue berets House of Foxes on Burnside Ave. and they said included: agreed about the effects such matter apartment of a man who was recent­ employes of King’s Ransom attended has on the actions people take and others spoke forcefully in favor King’s Ransom on Main St. Mrs. Elaine Gilbert of 54 Lonralne ly arrested for molesting. It was the hearing. of the laws. Dagon said the one requirement in Court, mother of seven, said, "The ’’Charles Manson used to carry a wall-to wall pornography. We must Speaking most forcefully against Bible, ” he .said One law says adult reading the amendments to the current ads (in newspapers) lead you to stop this. It should be out of town the adult reading material law was Lathrop has been charged with material must not be displayed massage parlor law that will believe there are other things going altogether" Peter Morgensen of 127 Arbutus St. obscenity for selling his books. He is except behind a counter, out of sight probably close the parlors is Section on in there (the parlors).” Mrs. Beatrice Zacco of 21 Colonial He said he has been a high school to appear in Common Pleas Court 12 and reach of minors. Also, it must be 12-60, “ Opposite sex m assage .lark Hornbeck, executive vice- Lane said. "They want to drag us teacher for the past 10 years. Oct. 17. Synergy likes Bulletin board its new home Police bike auction The East Hartford Police Depart­ ment will auction off all bikes and -L I other items it has taken in the last year in the lost and found depart­ ment. It will be Saturday from 10 a.m. at the rear of the station at 497 Tolland St. If it rains, it will be Satur­ m day, Oct. 8.

Women’s Club The East Hartford Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m, at the Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse on Sunset Ridge. Sgt. John T. Donnellan of the Glastonbury Police Depart­ studying math in a classroom with floors that don't sag and walls that don't bend are. left ment will speak on rape prevention. to right, Sam Gass, Kenny Andrew and Mary Rubacha, all age 16. He was recently graduated from the FBI Academy in Quantico, Va.

W: Potiuck welcome The Italian Ladies Club will have a combined potiuck and welcome- back-to-former-members Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the clubhouse on Tolland St. A business meeting will be held after the supper.

Dance scheduled The East Hartford Fire Fighters m Local 1548 will hold a dance Satur­ day, Oct. 8, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Mount Carmel Hall, 38 Roberts St. Music will be provided by the Blue Horizons band. For tickets and infor­ m mation, call Charley Hathaway at 528-6256 or 528-4173. Police report

A Synergy student enters the alternate high The morning coffee or juice and toast served by members of the food cooperative are East Hartford school’s new entryway at the rear of the old evidence Synergy now has plumbing. Its old portables at Penney High School did not. Head m Allen J. McIntosh, 25, of 860 Main Woodland School before classes begin Wednesday teacher Gary LeBeau asks tor coffee from students Lynn Zadrozny. center, and Karen St., East Hartford, was charged morning. Greenwood. (Herald photos by Barlow) Wednesday with third-degree criminal mischief. Police said he broke a window at WITH THE NEW the Steak House, 860 Main St. Police j'/// / , ' iij " said McIntosh said he was hungry. J /' : : . . ' ,1' (\ He was released on a $100 surety Mil Feds okay new pool East Hartford fire calls bond for court appearance Oct. 10. Morris Tougas, 20, of 417 Tryon St., U.S. Rep. William Cotter's office proval of all projects. They have town’s needs for public pools, he Wednesday, 11:48 a.m. -Medical call Wednesday, 8:11 p.m. —House fire, 104 Glastonbury, was charged in Hartford called Mayor Richard been working hard to get the bid said. There are large pools in every to 353 Park Ave. Lydall Rd. Wednesday with falsely reporting an Blackstone Wednesday to say final papers together in order to get them part of town now but the Hockanum Wednesday, 12:03 p.m. -Accident at Wednesday, 11:00 p.m. —Medical call incident and making a false state­ approval has been given to the the all out by Oct. 15. School area. 200 Main St. to 44 Connecticut Blvd. ment. SA1URDAY SUNRISE Hockanum Pool project in East Hart­ Bid openings should be complete by Wednesday, 12:47 p.m. —Medical call Today, 2:30 a.m. —Medical call to rear Police said the arrest was made in ford. Nov, 1. The law requires the town get Hockanum area residents have to 304 Main St. of Sage Allen’s, Main St. connection with the Sept. 19 holdup at complained often in recent years and The pool, to cost $624,000, will be the projects under way by Dec. 20 or Wednesday, 2:55 p.m. -Medical call to Today, 4:58 a.m. —Medical call to 30 the Genovese Drug Store, Putnam months of the lack of recreational the largest in East Hartford. It will forfeit the funds. 616 Burnside Ave. Tower Rd. Shopping Plaza. facilities there. The Hockanum be nearly as wide as the Penney High "They’re going to be in the Wednesday, 5:04 p.m. —Medical call to Today, 7:07 a.m, —Medical call to 35 He was held at the police station in School Association has made appeals accident, 1-84. Williams St. School pool is long. ground,” said the mayor. "We’ve got lieu of posting a $3,000 bond. He was to the town for the pool and a better Wednesday, 7:45 p.m.*-Medical call to Today, 8:34 a.m. —False box alarm, Funds for it are part of the town's the time.” 9 Hamilton Rd. Penney High School. to be presented in court today. $3.6 million from the federal Public The mayor said the town had never park. Works Employment Act program. before received so much money at Pool construction will take at least HERftlD All the other eight projects applied one time. The town did spend $13 nine months meaning it may not be for by the town have already been ap­ million in one year on school con­ ready for the 1978 summer season. It proved, the mayor said. struction. But there were no time will be built by the Hockanum School DEMONSTRATION! “We’re overjoyed,” he said. pressures then like there are now. off High St. It was designed by Kane, PAINT PUFFER His staff has been counting on ap­ The new pool will complete the Farrell & White of West Hartford. SAT., OCT. 1 — 10 to 6 W E ’RE When you pick up your Saturday Sunrise Herald this week, it will be as though you invited The Herald IN THE news team in jor breakfast. WHICH CRAFT Police trainer has "Hudquarttn for Handlorafton" 109 CENTER ST. M A R K E T Ihe team is eager to sharie the latest news with you, covered many beats MANCHESTER 649-1376 Albert J. Kerling, 37, joined the years and then worked in the juvenile FO R M O N E Y East Hartford Police Department in division. Later he worked as a detec­ The Moneymarkets in Frank’s Supermarket T he pages oj the Sunrise Herald will be filled with the news and features you have become accustomed 1970 and has been given a wide varie­ tive. PARK HILL JOYCE on East Middle Turnpike, and Food Mart, in ty of duties since. Tc^ay Kerling is the department's FLOWER SHOP the Manchester Parkade give you quick, to and some new ones as well. The Cromwell native had worked training coordinator. Every convenient banking — while you shop, at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft as a Thursday, half the force takes part SPECIAL (Heritage Savings and Loan. guard and a personnel investigator all day in training programs set up by when he was in his 20s. When he Kerling. Specialists from inside and OF THE WEEK When you sit down to breakfast Saturday well be there waiting to say, ^^Good morning'^ and tell you applied in the late 1960s to the police THE BETTER WAY out of the department give talks on J ------^ force, there were no openings. He police skills. about interesting people and events. was offered a job on the Fire Depart­ ment, where he served for a year and Kerling also helped found the a half before an opening came on the Police Explorers Post in 1973. He has Lfcritage Savings Ijmiii . IsMM iafidii ■ Sim t • IS*il police force. been the advisor to the youth arm of DAISIES DOZ. Kerling was the first East Hartford the force since. llXL'MA.nAl a M4VN-»ie- (CASH and CAStlY) I'.poti* IWKe H .'iile.t '4.* I.vijn.tk'O . » .><■ M IaiM »•.’ -M’ officer to graduate tops in his class "The post was the best move we n o w i M and AHMNaiUtHTM FOH IVtHY OCCAilON... •V'H.AJf* Ktv'rV«>tk<‘ •« a II -r> 1 M i-.aeatf fJ'* from the police academy in Meriden, ever made,” said Kerling. .16 OAK ST„ MANCIIK.STKH TrI. AIV-OTVI or 649. 144,1 KKKK Albert J. Kerling in 1970. He was a patrolman for three He is a bachelor.