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B u s in e M Law Firm Associate MANCHESTER - At •M torney Lawrence A. Fiano Joins Partnership has become associated i V A with Robert W. Gordon and MANCHESTER — Dr. Dm P. Saini has joined Drs. Stephen Penny in the C lo u d y Thomas M. Healy and Harvey Pastel as a partner in general practice of law. Manchester Surgical Associates, 257 E. Center St. ’Their offices are at 417 E. High 50s, Dr. Saini is a 1963 graduate of the Medical College of Center St. Amritsar, India. After extensive surgical training in In Attorney Fiano, a Bolton Hanrlipatpr Low 30s dia and .England, he served a four-year surgical residen native, is a paduate of cy at St. Peter’s Hospital and at Memorial Hospital in Details on page 2 Bolton schools and the 20 Cents Per Copy Albany, N.Y. University of Bridgeport. Dr. &ini became a fellow of the Royal College of Leaf Fires Vol. XCVIII, No. 40 - Manchester. Conn., Thursday. November 16, 1978 A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 204 Single Copy He received his iaw depee 154 Home Delivered Surgeons (Edinburgh, U. K.) in 1969 and is a diplomate of from South Texas College the American Board of Surgery. He is a member of the MANCHEiSTER -W ithin an of Law in Houston. hour late Wednesday night, the Manchester Medical Association, the Hartford County He is a member of the Medical Association and the Connecticut State Medical Town Fire Department was busy state bar of Texas and the answering calls about every five Society. Manchester and Connectc- Dr. Saini has been practicing general and vascular sub- minutes, most of them leaf fires. cut Bar Associations. gery on the staff of Manchester Memorial Hospital since ’This put an extra strain on the He is a member of the Lawrence A. Fiano department which ' during that lj>75. He lives in South Windsor with his wife. Dr. Indrani Manchester chapter of siaini, and their two children. time also answered calls to two Carter Trusts Economy Plan UNICO International and the former Kathy Ann Dr. Healy, a graduate of the College of Physicians and serious car accidents. Dr. Om P. Saini the Knights of Columbus In Cotten of Houston, live in Deputy Chief James McKay Surgeons, Columbia University, has practiced general Bolton. He and his wife. Bolton. South Windsor staff of the William E. Belfiore Agency are (left to surgery on the staff of Manchester Memorial Hospital suspects many of the leaf fires, WASHINGTON (UPI)—President since 1952. He is a diplomate of the American Board of especially those that occur within Carter, reacting to comments of his right) Arnold H. Christensen; Lillian Christensen, Penny Sloan and a close area and within a short chief inflation fighter that a 1930s Edward R. Sloan. Surgery, a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and former chief os surgery and chairman of the surgical time, are being set by youths who style depression is not out of the question, said today he remains con department at Manchester hospital. drive around setting the fires. Dr. Pastel, also a graduate of the College of Physicians Expect Lots of Hot Air “It’s a thoughtless deed and fident his voluntary anti-inflation plan will work. and Surgeons, Columbia University, has practiced hazardous, and at least, unlawful Belfiore Agency Expands general surgery at Manchester Memorial Hospital since NEW ROADS, La. (UPI) billion. kindling of fire,” McKay said. He Carter made the comments at a 1957, where he is an associate surgeon. He is a diplomate — Coals to Newcastle? In Louisiana will have its I ’agreed that such acts restrict thd breakfast meeting with reporters at of the American Board of Surgery and former president' this case, coals to New first lignite mine as a department’s manpower, es the White House. He said only a MANCHESTER -The William E. personnel of the combined agencies will of the medical staff at Manchester hospital. Roads — 300 billion pounds result of the venture. pecially when they are call^ out “complete failure” of his program M fiore Agency, Realtors, has announced result in complete service to prospective of coal. on serious automobile accidents, could lead to a recession or a depres sion. the opening of a new South Windsor office home buyers in the area. The ^Ifiore Cajun Electric Power of one of which last night involved staff^ with four persons new to the agency is a member of the Greater Hart New Roads has contract^ FREEDEUVERY two fatalities. “I just don’t think we’re going to Belfiore staff. ford, Greater Vernon and Greater In Dental Office with Phillips Coal, a sub OPEN ALL HOUDAYS “The fire is not the problem,” have a substantial economic setback The new associates are Arnold H. Manchester Boards of Realtors, as well as sidiary of Phillips he said, “but it’s taking the fire next year,” he said. “I think we’ll be Christensen, Lillian Christensen, Edward the Commercial Investment Division in MANCHESTER — Dr. Stephen G. Erickson announces Petroleum, to supply that equipment away from something successful. We do not anticipate a R. Sloan and Penny Sloan. They have been Connecticut. ARTHUR DRUG the opening of his office at 599 Main St. for the practice of amount of lignite coal over that could be more serious.” recession or a depression,” active with Edward R. Sloan & The agency is also a member of “All general dentistry. 30 years at a cost of $2 Carter also said he anticipates a 3 Associates, an insurance agency, and this Points” relocation service, an inter Dr. Erickson received his doctor of dental surgery percent growth rate next year. will continue. The agency office iS’ at 701 national referral service. Enters Fray 6 degree from Georgetown University School of Dentistry Administration inflation fighter John Fitch Blvd. (Route 5), South Wind Eldward and Penny Sloan and their four in Washington. He completed his undergraduate training i U.S. Rep. William Cotter will Albert Kahn raised the slim possibil- sor. . children live at 95 Grissom Road, at the University'of Connecticut, where he received a join the Town of Manchester’s ty of depression for the first time at a William E. Belfiore, head of the real es Manchester. Arnold and Lillian bachelor’s degree in biology. Dr. Stephen Erickson continuing debate about HUD. retailers conference Wednesday. tate firm, said the expanded facilities and Christensen live in Enfield. Two Democratic directors have His use of the term threw an im n asked the congressman to attend mediate chill into the stock market, . Joins Realty Staff a meeting next week at which the which is already nervous about con town will seek a relaxation of tinuing inflation and skyrocketing in MANCHESTER — Daniel F. Reale of Reale Realtors, HUD requirements. See page 2. terest rates. Network of Homes, 175 Main St., has announced the Carter, in his remarks this mor association of Mrs. Annette K. Wilson to his staff. Crackdown Set ning, also stressed he does not Mrs. Wilson, the former Annette Kehoe, is a graduate foresee any circumstances, barring of South Windsor High School and attended Morse (Allege BOLTON — A state police tac an emergency such as war, under of Business where she majored in business management. tical team will implement a which he would ask for mandatory Mrs. Wilson has been active in the real estate and new strong enforcement program on controls on wages and prices, even on homes construction business for the past 12 years in the Interstate 84 and Route 44A a standby basis. < South Windsor-East Hartford areas and the Coventry- (Boston Turnpike) for five days “I don’t have any intention of Glastonbury and Wethersfield areas with the LaCava beginning Friday. The announce asking Congress for wage-price Construction Co. of Wethersfield in its sales department. ment was made by Sgt. Anthony authority,” he said. She was also employed for a short time with the United RWialtArtNel $9095 I Kalkus, supervisor of the north Charter said again he does not Products Corp. in South Windsor. S a M U tF ir sector division of the State Police, believe mandatory wage-price con Colchester. trols will work. A life long resident of South Windsor, Mrs. Wilson lives S N « rirn m j O I with her husband Larry, a patrol officer with the The program will be conducted “If our nation was in such a serious Manchester Police Department, and their two children. by the state police traffic division state, approaching a national Annette K. ‘Wilson' STEEL BELTED | radar team and the north sector emergency or danger to our own unit. Radar will be set up in more security, there might be aroused in U7M4 >40.tS ■ than one location. the public consciousness and in N Members of the Manchester Board of Realtors who have been Chemical Causes Cancer n7M4/lS’5A95 I “The program will be Searching for Crash Survivors Congress such a commitment to con educational as well as enforce trolling inflation that wage and price designated Graduates, Realtors’ Institute, include from left, Dan WASHINGTON (UPI) - ’The National CI7M4/1S*SI95 ■ Rescue workers search the wreckage for survivors after a much lesser degree, gasoline station ment oriented. We would rather it the worst chartered airline disaster in history. The, plane controls would be necessary, as in Reale, Doris Bourque, Anne Miller and Norma Tedford. Cancer Institute says a chemical used attendants. NR7M4/15’57.95 I inform people of the pfogram and charter Icelandic airliner crashed while landing at airport in was bringing Moslem pilgrims home from Saudi Arabia the case of war,” he said. both as an additive in ieaded gasoline and The National Institute for Occupational Colombo, Sri Lanka. At least 200 persons were killed, making as a pesticide for a variety of crops is a LR7MS >59.95 S have them slow down and be Story on page 2. (UPI photo) On his moves to bolster the value of Safety and Health estimated in 1977 that careful than investigate accidents the U.S. dollar. Carter said, “I meant stnong cancer-causing agent in laboratory 9,000 workers were exposed to EDB in in animals. ■ and issue court summons,” Sgt. and I do mean business.” dustrial settings, and 650,000 gasoline sta Kalkus said. “I intend to hold my course within Five Designate^. GRIs The NCI said in releasing the test fin tion workers were exposed to ievels of Sgt. Kalkus said the police are forseeable circumstances ... despite MANCHESTER — Five members of the Association of Realtors. The program con dings Monday that this m pns the com -\|INIIt«Mlls| EDB that an American Petroleum concerned because of so many ac Israel Recalls Peace Envoy temporary aberrations.” Manchester Board of Realtors have been sists of a 90-hour, three-level course of ad pound — ethylene dibromide, also known Institute study indicated were only one- cidents in that area, particularly Carter also said he will persist in designated Graduates, Realtors’ Institute, vanced professional real estate study. as EDB — must be considered capable of By Uniird Press International proposals personally. Dayan tenth of a part per billion. at commuter.time. He called the call for another Egyptian-Israeli said. his drive to be “fiscally responsible” GRI. Students receive training in construc causing cancer in humans. Israel recalled Defense Minister returned home Tuesday. The Current EPA exposure limits to EDB I Bolton Notch area “a menace to peace summit and “hopes and prays In Washington-datelined reports. and to hold down federal spending. ’The five received the desipation from tion, appraising, advertising, marketing, The laboratory findings were made Ezer Weizman from Washington remainder of Israel’s military are 20 parts per million, bgt NIOSH people who travel.” it will not be necessary” in the The Jerusalem Post and A1 On Wednesday, Kahn said the con the Connecticut Realtors’ Institute of the investment property analysis and equal available earlier to the Envirdnmental today to take part in a Cabinet delegation will remain in future. recommended a ceiling of thirteen-one- Sgt. Kalkus said a similar en Hamishmar newspapers said Carter sequences of a failure to hold down Connecticut Association of Realtors. opportunity in housing. Protection Agency and the Occupational meeting Sunday on the draft peace Washington. The problems standing in the way hundreths of a part per million. SNOWMOBIUTYI forcement program on Route 6, is ready to initate another summit to inflation could be extremely serious. Manchester recipients of the desipa- treaty with Egypt, a government of Combing with an additional seven-hour Safety and Health Administration and In 1974, about 330 million pounds of EDB 4FKLPLYP0lVESnR At the same time, Israel’s armed of a treaty, said Carter, are break the current deadlock in the V TOuducted in Bolton and Andover In his speech, Kahn said he saw tion include Dan Reale, Doris Bourque, appraisal course, the GRI program meets both agencies are in the process of taking ficial said. were produced in the United States, with in May and June, proved forces radio, reporting from miniscule. talks. only two alternatives to Carter’s Anne Miller, Norma Tedford and Richard the state’s educational requirements for a possible restrictive action. The official said Weizman, No. 2 two-thirds of it going into tetra-alkyl lead successful. He said the vehicle Washington, said Finance Minister The president made the remarks at “We are in a sit and wait position— voluntary wage-price campaign. Behrmann. sales person to sit for the broker’s licen The NCI said occupational exposure to man in the Israeli negotiating team, Simcha Erlich had apparently anti-knock mixes for automobile gasoline. speed and accident rate on that a breakfast meeting with White so we are sitting and waiting,” one “If the inflation accelerates, is GRI is a nationally recognized sing examination. EDB may include apicultural and pain will return home Friday following a succeeded in obtaining a pledge of EDB removes lead from the engine’s ui.ii a highway are down. House correspondents an hour before source said. permitted to accelerate, sooner or professional desipation of the National storage workers, workers in oil refineries combustion chamber. I MTII' ■ meeting with Egyptian Vice Presi $3.4 billion from the United States to meeting with Mubarak, who flew to Israeli sources said the govern mi suit later we will have such a tightening, and in plants producing EDB and to a dent Hosni Mubarak. pay for Israel’s withdrawal from Washington Wednesday with an ment is waiting for a clarification IlCMMCItlUl Water Study ‘"rhe defense minister will return such a total breakdown of the Sinai under a treaty with Egypt. urgent personal message from Presi from Washington of the latest Egyp organization and morale of our D 7 M 4 >27.95 The Town of Manchester to take part in Sunday’s Cabinet The radio said one-third of the dent Anwar Sadat on the stalemated tian position which they fear will meeting,” the official said. He said economy that we will have a deep, Wednesday received 15 copies of amount would be an outright grant peace talks. amount to a claim over the Gaza E 7 M 4 >29.95' Weizman’s return home was not a deep depression,” he said. the long-awaited report on water and the remainder a long-temCjow Asked about Israeli newspaper Strip. “This is a new element not dis ‘ The other course of action, he said, F7I-14 >31.95 sudden decision but was planned interest loan. ^ distribution system im- j reports that he might call another cussed in the peace talks so far,” one would be “the straitjacket” of man previously so both he and Foreign It said the final U.S. decision would C7M4/1S >32.95 provements. See page 3. summit to break the talks deadlock. source said. datory wage-price controls — a step Minister Moshe Dayan could brief be known later following a meeting Carter said he could not imagine Sadat Wednesday threatened to Carter repeatedly has ruled out. N7M4/1S >35.95 the cabinet. between Erlich and Vice President NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! “anything more dreary. suspend the negotiations on the first If it came to wage-price controls, L7t-15 ‘37.95 Weizman may have stayed behind Walter Mondale. Stock Market “I have no intention of going to treaty ever between an Arab state Kahn said he would quit his job. “I F R K m U M T m for the meeting with Mubarak in In Washington, President Carter Mother summit and I hope and pray and Israel and called the deadlocked MOW0rLArU NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices order to receive the new Egyptian will not be party to them. I will not HUBBY TO B.D. PEABL & SON SALE STABTS TODAYI were narrowly higher at the said today he has no current plans to it will not be necessary,” Carter negotiations “crisis-ridden.” take the job of enforcing them.” opening today in active trading of New York Stock Exchange issues. POLY'GLASS SNOWS j The Dow Jones industrial average, which managed to gain Pdice Pay Advice Disturbs Officials 0.34 point Wednesday, was up 1.39 points to 786.98 shortly after the By GREG PEARSO^ Town officials this morning were acceptance of the proposed contract apparently will have to begin report should help her union’s stand. opening. Herald Reporter disturbed by the fact-finder’s report, by the entire union membership. negotiation procedures again. The fourth town union, Local 991, SCRATCH Declines led advances, 311 to particularly the sick leave finding The fact-finder proposes a model Previously, the state process for which represents primarily public 300, among 1,005 issues crossing MANCHESTER —A state fact which could affect pending contract after talking with both par negotiating municipal contracts had works employees, also is still the NYSE tape at the -outset. finder has recommended a two-year negotiations with two other unions. ties. That proposed contract must be included a binding arbitration step negotiating with the town and is I / C 7 M 4 ‘32.95; contract for the town’s police union ’They indicated they will propose agreed to by both sides to become following fact-finding. Earlier this seeking retention of the 105-day limit & E 7 M 4 ‘34.95 I that would grant 6 and 6W percent rejection of the proposal. effective. year, however, that step was ruled Reverses Vote salary increases and would not plan. It was waiting for the police F78-14 ‘35.95 Officials of the Manchester Police If the town rejects the proposal of unconstitutional by the state courts. fact-finder’s report before The Town Building Committee change the present sick leave Union, Local 1495, are satisfied with attorney Gary Ginsberg, who acted The union has been working C7lil4/IS >30.95 provisions. proceeding with negotiation of that DENT has reversed its decision to the report and will recommend matter in its contract. f : ...... ■ > as fact-finder for the case, both sides without a contract since July 1. The N78il4/15 >40.95 withhold payment to the contrac proposed package would cover fiscal Ginsberg said some employees do J/178-1S ‘44.95 tor working on the Washington years 1978-79 and 1979-80. abuse the present system, but most A LITTLE SCRATCH OR DENT. BUT OTH ERWISE PERFECT. OUR LOSS IS YOUR School addition and renovation Ginsberg ruled on three issues do not. He also said the town did not 6 project. See page 10. —wages, sick leave and the disability offer something to the union in QAIN...CHOOSE FROM DOZENS OF MODELSI pension clause. exchange for the change in the COODfViAR Sports The key issue is the sick leave existing sick leave provision. The clause. Ginsberg agreed with the un town should investigate any abuses it i * d r y e r s ★ RANGES ★ DISHWASHERS AllPOLYESTEII Ned Martin fired as Red Sox an- ion and ruled the present system feels exists, he also said. REFRIGERATORS # FREEZER COMBINATIONS nouncer ... Philadelphia should not be chang^. Ginsberg said salaries should be in * "welcomes” George McGinnis 'The system permits retiring police creased to six percent the first year P int Come — First Ssrrsd ... Hurryl Frigidaire SUBURBANITE A7I-I1^ back in NBA gam e... Tennis star employees to be paid for all unused, and 6 Vz percent in the second year of John McEnroe marked man ... accumulated sick days up to a the contract. nus M.f, • m mu Slim • Dartmouth after Ivy football title. maximum of 105. ’The town, which The police union originally had See page 11. fwls the present system is abused, asked for 10 percent in each year, but HUGE STOCK OF I APPLIANCES FOR SALE! AUHUSF.E.T $1 61 to $3.47 “The Diana Show” ... Entry list proposed a system where retiring Gary Wood, a union officer, said the 6 exceeds 2,600 for Five Mile Road employees would be paid for only and 6 Vz percent increases are what Race. See page 12. half their accumulated sick days, but the union had agreed to in its final Our Own there would be no 105-day maximum proposal. IM limit. Factory Trained •mmun Index Charles McCarthy, assistant towm, Service Dept. ’mnsmBsmtiBm Two unions—the fire union and the manager, said the proposed in Your Satiafaclion Classified...... 16-18 Municipal Employees Group —have creases do not include annual step in Guaranteed TheTkaP im m Comics...... 19 PZC Approves Conversion agreed in past negotiations to the creases that add one percent or more Editorial ...... 9 town’s plan of payment for half the to salaries. The step increases, com iBacked with SO Year J Action by the East Hartford Planning and parish and make it suitable for 55 units. The accumulated days. ’The fire union has of Caring VERNON Entertainment ...... 14 bined with the proposed salary hikes, B.D. PortUii. imOiBltM I Fam ily...... 8 Zoning Commission Wednesday night cleared agreed to a contract for the present Ha Our Moat &SON I29TAICOTTVIUER0. developers have said that federal Section 8 would result in total increases above Important Product PEARL lM«ikl74fMTplM..tL$«|$ Gardening ...... 15 the way for the conversion of St. Mary’s grants would he used to supplement the rent year, but MEG is still in negotiation the six percent limit on town f>l
A, PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Nov. 16, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978 — PAGE THREE Moslem Pilgrims Die Aircraft Long Wait Is Over Confident Water Study Arrives In Crash of Airliner About Jobs By GREG PEARSON proposed changes to the water treat receiving the water study made this EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Pratt Herald Reporter ment system. COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (UPI) - A Investigators picked through still “We were coming in to land when impossible, however. diartered Icelandic airliner flying & Whitney Aircraft Group officials MANCHESTER - If Frank ’The detailed report was needed Town officials apparently now are smoking nibble today in search of the suddenly the plane was crashing say they are confident the loss of a 246 Indonesian Moslems home from a aircraft’s black box, which would Jodaitis, water and sewer ad before the town could begin review of aiming for a springtime referendum, through trees and started to break major Boeing Co. jet engine contract pilgrimage to Mecca crashed into a record the last minutes of the flight up,” said Maasabi Karsa, editor of m inistrator, looked relieved this the proposed distribution system im- possibly in May. won’t result in a loss of jobs. ' provements. coconut grove just before midnight the Banjaramasi Post in Surabaya morning, it is understandable. The Water Study Committee of pilot H. Hervinsson who was being Boeing Wednesday said it has new Wednesday and exploded into a ball guided to a landing by the Sri Lanka Indonesia and one of the lucky sur He received 15 copies Wednesday The Water Study Committee now aiready has approved construction of orders and options for about $3.45 of fire, killing 200 persons. control tower. vivors. afternoon of the long-awaited water will begin review of the report. The a water treatment plant in the Globe billion worth of 767 jets, to be The Indonesian Embassy, which Rescue workers led by Prime “When it stopped I tore myself out distribution study. committee’s chairman, Harry Hollow area. 'Three sites stili are powered by General Electric Co. Reinhom, could not be reached for announced the casualty figures, said Minister Ranasinga Premadasa of my seat belt and simply walked The Water Study Committee now possible for the plant location. The engines made in Ohio. comment this morning about when 59 of the 259 persons aboard survived expresed hope the flight recorder in out of the wreckage.” will begin review of the completed cost of this work would be combined P & W had been Boeing’s sole the committee’s next meeting might this worst chartered jetliner disaster strument would give clues to the His wife also survived. study and recommend the changes it with the distribution system im in history but that many of them supplier of 767 engines, and if all the feels the town should make to the be. 0 provement costs in one referendum cause of the grisly disaster that left A Civil Aviation spokesman said options were excercised the contract were in critical condition and not scores of bodies scattered amongst system. The Board of Directors would have question. the crash occurred at 11:45 p.m. would have brought about $368 expected to live. Twenty were their jew elry, prayer rugs and ’The town has known the contents of to approve the final recommendation The town previously rejected a Wednesday (1:15 p.m. EST) as it was million to the East Hartford-based treated at Colombo hospitals and the study for months. A preliminary of the Water Study Committee and proposal to join the Metropoiitan clothing. coming in for a landing on this island firm. released. It was unclear what caused the nation off the southern tip of India. report received in July establish a date for a referendum District Commission, but Town Spokesman John R. Cowles said question about funding the proposed The crash of the DCS was amazing crash, but recent newspaper reports First word did not come until nearly recommended the distribution Manager Robert Weiss, after lear while the company was disappointed water improvements. ly like another disaster at the Colom have charged that the instrument hours later when the Sri Lanka Radio system be divided into three pressure ning that a price decrease might be * by its largest contract loss in several Town officials originally had hoped bo airport on Dec. 4,1974 when 191 In system at the Colombo airport was opened its first morning broadcast zones. It estimated the cost of the im possible, asked for further research years, it would not force a cutback in to hold a referendum as part of this donesian Moslems were killed in the. defwtive and that aircraft were fin with reports of the disaster. provements would be almost $8 into the MDC proposal. manpower. year’s election. Time delays in crash of a chartered Dutch airliner ding it difficult to land at night. million. This cost would be added to Capt. Dagfinnur Stefansson, the He said the firm has already added taking them to Mecca. That was the Several passengers amazingly es relief piiot, was waiting at the air 2,500 new employees to its workforce previous worst chartered airliner caped when the plane broke up into port and saw the plane crash. in foe state this year, and anticipates disaster. three huge pieces of twisted Icelanders aboard the aircraft in hiring 1,500 more by foe end of 1979. Townsfolk from Andiambalama, wreckage of the DCS and were cluded Asegeir Petursson, the air Man Held in Burglary P & W, a subsidiary of foe United where the airport is located, were walking unassisted to the nearby air line’s chief pilot, who was not a Technologies Corp., currently MANCHESTER — A 21-year-old second-degree iarceny. awakened by the crash. term inal when the almost un member of the crew. found hiding in tlie attic. employs about 33,000 workers In Hartford man was apprehended in Detective Captain Joseph Brooks “We thought it was the end of the recognizable hulk exploded into He was held in lieu of $15,000 bond The Icelandic Airlines said in Connecticut. the act of a burglary at a Ruby Drive said an employee of the apartment world,” a 14-year-old village boy told flames. Working fo r Crafts Sale for court presentment today. Police Reykjavik that eight of the 13 Icelan ’The blow was softened by a U.S. apartment Wednesday about noon. complex noticed a shade down in one newsmen. dic crew members were killed, in Residents of Manchester Manor Rest and said he is also wanted on warrants Yost, Anna Heureux and Ruth Howell. Sale Air Force announcement Wednesday Michael Farmer was also arrested of the apartment hallways while cluding the pilot, and that five of from Hartford and West Hartford Geriatric Home at 385 W. Center St. will con will feature Christmas decorations and useful that it increased its contract with P in connection with two other talking on the phone to police about them survived. A spokesman called police on similar charges. duct an Arts and Crafts Sale Saturday from 10 & W for F-16 and F-15 jet fighters by burglaries at neighboring the burglaries and sent two it the worst accident in the history of household items. The public is invited. The other two burglaries in the Manchesf r Pollct Raport $539.9 million, upping foe total con apartments in the Squire Village the airiine and said Icelandic of a.m. to 4 p.m. in the front foyer of the home. (Herald photo by Pinto) employees to investigate. They found complex were on Queens Court last tract to more than $2 billion. complex during the past few days. He a common attic hatchway open and a ficials would fly Friday to the island Working on items are, from left, Frances Friday and Monday. Two wedding A flatbed trailer with a bucket volved in a dispute and became A Boeing spokesman said it was was charged with three counts of hole in the ceiling of one apartment. once known as Ceylon. rings and some cash were stolen loader was stolen from the parking obscene in hisms language with a “obviously a very close decision” to third-degree burglary, third-degree One of the employees stood by while All of the passengers were In from one and a television and stereo lot of Taylor Rental, 155 Center St. fireman who was at the scene, police choose foe jet engines manufactured criminal mischief and two counts of the other called police. Farmer was donesians 'and many of them were set were stolen from the other apart sometime Tuesday night or early said. He was held for presentment in by GE, which is headquartered in ment. Wednesday, police reported today. court today. women and children, said police, who D irectors Ask Cotter Fairfield. ’The engines will be built at Police said the large vehicle had to Scott J. Borowski, 16, of Tolland had trouble reaching an accurate its Evansdale, Ohio plant. body count earlier because so many GOP Set have been hooked up to another vehi was charged with fourth-degree American Airlines ordered 30 of A Great Christmas Shopping Day of the bodies were badly burned. cle and driven away. The owner of larceny in connection with a shoplif the quieter and more fuel-efficient The pilgrims, aboard one of 21 air A Helping Hand the vehicle was Carpenter and Chap ting incident at Liggett’s in the 200-passenger jets and took options To Name Crafts and Food Gaiore man Inc. of Bloomfield. The trailer liners chartered by Indonesia’s To E n ter HUD Fight Parkade Wednesday. Court date is on 20 more for delivery beginning in Pam Robertson, a recreation director at the Meadows Con unit was valued at $1,000. Dec. 4. Garuda airliners to take Indonesian mid-1982. Delta Airlines ordered 20 Leaders HUD will make more demands valescent Home, lends a helping hand to Anna King at a Donald Sadrozinski, 25, of Vernon Moslems to Mecca were the first By GREG PEARSON angered by HUD involvement in and took options on 22. ’The orders before the town receives next year’s ThaiAsgiving dinner for the convalescent home residents at was charged with breach of peace in A home on Lydall Street was ran- group to fly back to Indonesia. Herald Reporter Manchester. At that meeting, the marked foe biggest jet transport sale HARTFORD (UPI) - Moslems believe they must make Community Development funding. idea of a referendum question where the Regional Occupational Training Center Wednesday The Senate Republicans, whose Ciacbo'BaiTel Fair connection with an incident on Main sacked during a burglary MANCHESTER — Members of the in history. Republican Director Carl Zinsser, Street late Wednesday night. Police Wednesday. Only a small amount of one pilgrimage, or Hajj, during their Town Board of Directors have asked voters would decide whether to con A Delta official said the GE Manchester Lodge of Elks hosted the dinner and food was numbers were cut by about lives to Mecca, the birthplace of the in a letter to Penny, said he has said he was in an accident with two change and liquor were taken. U.S. Rep. William Cotter to become tinue invoivement in the Community engines “represent a new zenith in prepared by students at ROTC. (Herald photo by Strempfer) a third in the recent elec Prophet Mohammed and Islam ’s talked with HUD and believes the and other men in a parking lot at 494 A residential burglary was involved in the recent dispute in Development program was dis technology, especially in foe area of tion, plan to meet at the 1 lirkeg Dinner holiest city. About 90 per cent of In Main St. and was ordered to leave the reported at a Bolton Street home volving the town and the U.S. Depart federal agency will require changes cussed. fuel efficiency.” Capitol today to pick a new donesians — or 116.7 people are in the town’s zoning rules before the scene when he became unruly. He Tuesday, but nothing was reported ment of Housing and Urban Develop The board will discuss such a Edward Hood, GE senior vice minority leader. Sponsored by Temple Chapter #53 Moslem. fifth-year funds are released. ’This was arrested after he became in- missing. ment. referendum question at its president, said his firm was “pleased Panel Says Holdup Last year's Senate possibility has been mentioned in the Order of the Eastern Star Two Democratic directors — December meeting, and members at foe confidence placed in us by minority leader, Lewis past by other directors and town Mayor Stephen Penny and Deputy have indicated they would support these to leading airlines.” Hood said Rome of Bloomfield, gave residents. Saturday, Nov. 18 Mayor Stephen Cassano — met having the voters decide on this not including foe options foe deal was up his seat to run for lieute Zinsser said if such changes are issue. Financed Assassin 9:30 am-6:30 pm Wednesday with Dave McQuade; a worth well over $ ^ million. nant governor. Rome’s for Stale To Give $800,000 requested, he will recommend im But, the town also has called on Masonic Temple Cotter aide. They agreed to a tunes were tied to GOP Another P & W spokesman, Nigel WASHINGTON (UPI) - The implicated in any unsolved robbery,” mediate withdrawal from the Com Cotter to see if it can seek changes to gubernatorial candidate 25 East Center St. meeting next Wednesday at 10 a.m. D. Muir, said there were “a number House Assassinations Committee has munity Development program. At reduce some of the HUD restrictions. Fithian said. “At first blush that Ronald Sarasin, who was Manchester in the Municipal Building. Cotter and of other airlines looking” to purchase gone further than the FB I in showing least some of the other directors Town Manager Robert Weiss has seemed mutually contradictory. crushed by Gov. Ella town and HUD officials are expected new jets in foe 1980s. But Nigel con a single bank robbery could have For MHA Housing Plans have expressed similar stands. expressed concern that if the town “But our work with regard to the Grasso. Luncheon to attend. ceded that while the contracts may Cassano said the town will ask financed foe travels of James Earl Alton bank robbery, putting him near 11:30 am-1;30pm Cassano said today the request for does not continue involvement in the be large, they won’t neccessarily be Connecticut voters sent MANCHESTER - The local Spencer Village, the town’s newest in a hand-deiivered letter Cotter to look into relaxing the HUD Ray, the killer of Dr. Martin Luther there, and answers Ray gave me (in Cotter’s involvement reflects the Community Development program, only 10 Republicans to the Turkey Dinner Housing Authority was notified elderly housing project. Wednesday, Dennis Phelan, requirements. as large as the American and Delta King, a committee member said an earlier hearing), placed him right directors’ concern about increased it could lose some, or all, other orders. 36-member Senate this Wednesday that it has been awarded Funding for the project was ap executive director of the Manchester “We don’t mind doing the things today. in the vicinity of Alton on foe day of 5:30pm-first serving demands being placed by HUD on the sources of federal funds. ’The last major contract P 4 W lost year. Last session, there an $800,000 state grant for the con proved hy the state Ending Commis Housing Authority, said. we should be doing,” Cassano said. The committee, in recess today, the robbery,” Fithian said. 6:15 pm-second serving town’s receipt of Community He prepared a list of $13.5 million out on was when Elastem Airlines were 14 Republicans in the struction of a 40-unit addition to sion Oct. 26, but the authority wasn’t Pascai Mastrangelo, authority He feels that some of the HUD plans to devote its Friday hearing to The Bank of Alton was robbed of Developihent funds. the town has received recently in and British Airways ordered 40 upper chamber. sure of the grant until the news came chairman, said he would talk with regulations being discussed, evaluating foe investigations by the about $27,(KX) by two men wearing Adults-$3.75 The town has met all requirements federal funds, although not all of that Boeing 757 jets in August. Rolls Sen. Richard Bozzuto of Town Manager Robert Weiss today however, are going “overboard.” FB I, local police and other agencies stocking masks on July 13, 1967. The Children-$1.75 (under 12) to receive the remaining $373,000 of money is part of the present year Royce engines were chosen to power Watertown and Sen. about having the Board of Directors “We feel they’ve gone too far with into King’s assassination in robbery remains officially unsolved. Carrier Says Merger this year’s fourth year Community budget. foe two orders — with a combined Lawrence DeNardis of Dinner by reservation consider at its next meeting turning the regulations. We don’t want to be Memphis, Tenn., on April 4, 1968. Evans told the committee he Development funds. They are ’The town’s fifth-year Community worth of $1.3 billion. New Haven are considered the town-owned three-acre plot adja told how to zone our community,” Lack of proof of where Ray got believes the Aiton robbery is “the Phone seeking a relaxation of such HUD Development grant is expected to be It was the first time Boeing, the likely contenders for Likely To Be Illegal cent of Spencer Village over to the Cassano said. money for thousands of miles of travel most probable alternative” to Elizabeth Mottram 646-4132 requirements. $492,000. headquartered in Seattle, had ever Rome’s old job. Bozzuto SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - United The government and Carrier want Housing Authority. The Community Development by car and plane after his escape believing Ray’s story that he was Carolyn Nelson 643-9712 ’The directors still must grant final Other directors disagree that other chosen to launch a new jet without P appears to have enough Technologies Corp. wants to take Judge Howard Munson to issue a Since Mastrangelo and Mrs. Ada funds are tax dollars being returned from a Misssouri prison on April 23, paid $7,750 by a mysterious co approval for acceptance and alloca federal funding will be cut if the town & W engines. votes to win a first ballot temporary injunction against UTC. 1967, until his capture in London on conspirator he knew only as over the Syracuse-based Carrier Sullivan were the only members tion of those funds. Since those to the community he said. drops out of the Community Develop victory, but that could This ad sponsored by Shady Glen Dairy Stores Kenna’s testimony came over attending the meeting, the authority June 8, 1968, has fueled theories he “Raoul.” Corp., but the head of Carrier says requirements have been met, the “ We shouldn’t be bribed and ment program. Directors Vivian change. numerous objections by UTC at was one member short of a quorum. had an accomplice. Evans’ second point was that Ray the move would be so good for board is expected to proceed with the blackmailed to receive funds we’re Ferguson and Joseph Sweeney both Gasland Closing? DeNardis, a 40-year-old torney Bernard Nessbaum, who Mastrangelo has called a special ‘"There is no evidence that Ray had been washing dishes for $85 a business it would likely be illegal. fourth-year funding. entitled to,” Cassano said. expressed views different than college professor, served questioned Kenna’s experience, meeting for Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the HARTFORD (UPI) - Good Hope financ^ himself by a series of small week prior to the Aiton robbery. The Carrier and the federal govern Indications are, however, that ’The directors heard Tuesday night Weiss’ on the subject. as Rome's gubernatorial Industries of Springfield, Mass, has robberies, which is the conclusion of ment have sued in U.S. District Court knowledge of or background in authority’s offices to discuss the from a large group of residents day after the robbery he bought a campaign manager last closed down a number of its Gasland foe Justice Department report,” to keep UTC, based in Hartford, various technical matters and his acquisition of the town land. As soon $210 car in nearby East St. Louis, lil., spring. A day before the No Down Payment... knowledge of what UTC is doing on as a vote is taken, Mastrangelo will stations throughout Connecticut. Rep. Floyd Fifoian, D-Ind., told UPI Conn., from buying up enough and left for Canada. Republican convention, many projects. It was not immediately known how in an interview. Carrier stock to get control of the notify Weiss or a member of the There Ray paid $150 in advance for Rome withdrew from the ‘"Thomas Edison never went to a Board of Directors so that it may, many stations the company’s ap “However, I think foe committee two months rent on an apartment, world’s leading air conditioning East Hartford Will Gel governor's race to take the scientific school either,” Munson parent reorganization affected in the has gone further both in questioning manufacturer. hopefully, be added to its Tuesday bought $250 worth of new clothes and No. 2 spot on Sarasin’s ill- /aid, allowing Kenna’s testimony state. Good Hope officials have Ray and looking at other evidence Carrier’s board already has night agenda. “vacationed at a fashionable ski fated ticket. spumed a UTC merger offer. that projects UTC already has under The authority has also been “in refused to comment on foe closings. pertaining to the possibility of a resort,” Evans said. m p in m u feb. Bozzuto, a 48-year-old in Frank Chappel, a Winsted Gasland single bank robbery at Alton, 111., In testimony at a hearing way would blend only too well with vited” by the state Department of Evans pointed out a three-way split surance salesman, served Wednesday, Carrier president E. Carrier’s operation. Community Affairs to apply for fun $500,000 in CETA Funds manager, said the shutdown of his having been foe source of his funds,” in the bank robbery loot would as deputy minority leader Douglas Kenna said the merger William G. Roth, chairman and ding for 10 more additional units for station Wednesday came without Fifoian said. provide Ray with $9,000. Painstaking problem with the allocation figure, under Rome last year. would benefit Carrier greatly, so chief executive officer of Carrier’s housing for the elderly. If funding is By CHRIS BLAKE the point the department issues the warning. He said he found workers Fifoian said this was the idea investigation shows Ray spent $9,607 but it will mean a phase-out of some Earlier this week, Ralph much so that it would give Carrier chief competitor, the Trane Co., of obtained for these 10 units, there will Herald Reporter regulations to the town, which it has closing down the station when he behind questions he asked during 14 months as a fugitive but workers. not yet done. appeared at work. Van Norstrand of South too great an edge in the industry. LaCrosse, Wis., testified Monday be 90 units of housing for the elderly EAST HARTFORD— Although the Wednesday while Edward M. Evans, had known resources of only $1,- “The average salary ceiling is Darien, a relative new “Most of these things would be that UTC’s technology and expertise and handicapped on the six-acre site "We’re in the transition period foe chief committee investigator, 238.54. >100 TRUIE IN regulations for the new Comprehen comer to Connecticut’s in the aero-space industry would be going to be $7,900 and I know we have now,” he aid “ When the regulations reported on foe F B I’s failure to link helpful, in my opinion, to both sides off Spencer Street. sive Employment and ’Train^ Act Now You Know Evans said Ray’s known resources political scene, eked out a Here------are 3 more reasons------f why w yyou______shouid buy a______new an awful lot of people who make for the new program are in place, Ray to a single holdup in this coun of our business,” Kenna said. beneficial to an air-conditioning firm During the„ informal discussion, (CETA) program are still up in the included $300 he had when he es one-vote victory to become CURTIS MATHE8‘“ "'lES____ TV - - today.tc"-day. Y__, YES, you, _____ can _____ afford___ the like Carrier. more than that,” he said this mor tto t’s when we have to go with the 50 T h e worst air disaster in aviation try- * Carrier and the U.S. Justice Mastrangelo said the authority had air, the town has learned it' will caped, $45 he received from the sale the new minority leader mostaxpanslva*-'-“teievision ------* Department want to block UTC’s The (]arrier-U.S. government suit been offered the nine-plus acre plot ning. percent for project work “ history, a 1977 crash involving a KLM “What I was driving at was the of a car, his $664.34 net salary as a intiva talavislon In America. Our TRADE-IN and receive $500,000 for the new He said it is unclear how many Boeing 747 and a chartered Pan-Am for House Republicans. proposal, arming a takeover by the maintains the merger of the two of land at the rear of Grossman’s T h e town’s project-level (FBI’s) assumptidn that Ray dish washer and $229.20 from a FINANCINQ (If qualified make It easy. BUY NOW...PAY program, a 30 percent reduction of CETA employees make more than . 747 in the Canary Islands, killed 582 Senate Democrats chose 34th largest industrial corporation in firms would decrease competition new facility now under construction vAMAu. employees ciii|/ivjrcvo wereTTClc laiulaid offVIi Sept.u cp i. 8.O. AllflU AMof financed himself by a series of bankrobbery in London. He had $144 NEXT YEAR the amount granted for the previous $7,900 yearly, or if any of these wouldthe remaining 38 CETA employees persons. to stick with their current the nation, would violate anti-trust and increase the opportunity for on Spencer Street, for $190,000. This fiscal year. robberies b u t... was found not to be when arrested. be retained at lesser pay rates. are employed in “sustaining level” leaders — Senate Majority laws. reciprocity, giving it an unfair ad land is also adjacent to Spencer Mayor Richard H. Blackstone and “ We still have to sit down and jobs. Leader Joseph Lieberman vantage over the rest of the industry. Village. members of the other suburbs which figure out what we’re going to do,” “ We’ll have to plan to find a project of New Haven and Senate CURTIS MATHES make up the 25-town CETA consor m he said. for the CETA workers to work on,” East Hartford Police Report President Pro Tern Joseph 30.74 tium met this morning with officials Fauliso. CwtWM— in 25" Diag. COLOR 304? — Blackstone said the federal he said. from Hartford’s Comprehensive James R. Kirol, 22, of 18 Taylor St., House Democrats are Department of Labor has mandated Because the program regulations car. Police cam e and arrested Kirol. CONSOLE Manpower P ^ a m , the city agency scheduled to pick a majori FOUR that SO percent of the allocation be are not in place, be said “We can East Hartford, was arrested at 1:23 Tlie complainant told the police the Upon searching him, police said they Extended Outlook which administers the program. ty leader and a speaker on YEAR used for project-level employment. play it by ear for the moment.” a.m. Wednesday and charged with car belonged to a friend. found seven tin foil packets of EXCLUSIVE 1 Extended outlook for New England Saturday thru Mon Blackstone said he does not see a Mssession of a controlled substance Nov. 28. LIMITED 1 • 100% SOLID STATE The 50 percent would be ta lli^ from When Kirol saw the car, police said “suspected hashish.” W ARRANTY| day: with intent to sell, second-degree he allegedly ran away. Police said • MODULAR CHASSIS mmmamco a Mass., R .l. & Conn.: Chance of rain Saturday gradually criminal trespassing and criminal foe man chased Kirol and tackled Police said Kirol had to be treated • ELECTRONIC TUNER attempt to commit larceny, ending during the day Sunday. Fair and unseasonably 9 him. for minor injuries at Manchester • AUTO COLOR V. y~A cold Monday. High temperatures in the SOs Saturday Memorial HQspital and returned to Shoppers To Get Chance Police said the man was holding vMANY MODELS TO cooling down into th 40s and low 50s Sunday and in the 40B Police said a tenant of foe Gateway onto Kirol when another person the custody of foe East Hartford VITAMINS CHOOSE FROM on Monday. Overnight lows in the 40s early ^turday Apartments, 233 Eillington Road,. across the street at First National police. COMPARE AND SAVE I 0 WIM TIUntAtUttS dropping own into the 20s by early Monday. East Hartford, was driving into foe noticed foe two and called the police. He was held on $6,500 bond and was ARTHUR DRUG parking lot when he allegedly / Vermont: Chance of showers Saturday and Sunday. To Go on Sundays Again The person told the police the two scheduled to have appeared in court Clearing Monday. Temperatures near the longtime observ^ Kirol kneeling next to a were fighting. Wednesday. And, you get this exclusive average for mid November, highs in the 40s, overnight Area shoppers wili have a chance The locally-owned Highland Park shopping season beginning with the lows in the 30s to around 40. Turning colder Monday. to return to Sunday shopping this Market will remain open Sunday as it Sunday after Thanskgiving. CURTIS MATHES FOUR-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY* \tP% W tA T M tII FOTOCAST • Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of rain Saturday. weekend in the aftermath of a always has, including the period The court decision against the law Area Police Report Ciearing south and Chance of showers or flurries north Superior Court decision which during which the law in force, un For jKriod ending 7 a.m. EST 11/18/78. Thursday night is being appealed to the the Supreme -t* Curtis Mathes will replace any elec Sunday. Fair Monday. Highs in the 30s north to 40s south. declared unconstitutional a C m i^- challenged. Court of Connecticut. Vernon WIRTEDI tronic part free for four years - you Susag Glaser, 19, of 9 Talcott driving erratically on Route 30 and Trei from'^th" across much of fhe Lows in the 20s to 30s. ticut law forbidding large storee to Saih Crispino, owner of Supreme Peter Devanney, president of FOUR pay only travel and service charges of of mw All 1 Valley eastward into parts ' Gary R. Margelony, 16, of 42 Avenue, Rockville, was charged Vernon Avenue and was finally remain open on Sundays. Foods on Hartford Road, could not be 'Highland Park Market, said of the YEAR your servicer. nlrth p States. Some rain is aiso likely in the Church St., Vernon, was arrested Tuesday with fourth-degree larceny stopped on Union Street. He was Caldor Inc., one of fhe stores which contacted, but that store will lower court’s decision J ’lt turned out EXCLUSIVE released later on his promise to TO BUY LMETEO Wednesday on a warrant charging (shoplifting) on complaint of the brought the suit against several presumable remain open Sunday as it weU." WARRANTY Ask to see a complete copy of this • him with second-degree larceny by appear in court on Nov. 21. warranty. defendoits for conducting Simday has been. Shopping Bag store in Rockville. Cong Island Sound possession (motor vehicle) She was released on her promise to business, will open this Sunday and Frank’s SupermaHtet, however, South Windsor Connecticut Weather ’The arrest was made in connection appear in court on Nov. 21. - CLEAN „ Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R .l. and Montauk remain open every Sunday at least will be closed on Sunday and Frank Vyctoria S. Loulakis, 21, of ( CorracMon ) with the investigation of foe report of George A. Isaac, 24, of Hartford, Becoming partly cloudy by afternoon. Highs in the,low P °‘nt: Occasional light rain or drizzle, becoming cloudy until Christmas, a spokesman for the Tomaquindici, its owner, said that Newington and Jeffrey Dolge, 28, of Curtis Mathes store said. foe theft of a car from Vernon Circle was arrested Wednesday on a USED CARS The Most Fxoensive Television Set In America . . . and Darn Well Woith It. 50s or around 11C. Clouding up tonight. Lows in the 30s. * ‘ll' roin developing tonight. Rain Friday. ^lere is a “ninety-nine point nine 674 Center St., Manchester, were MANCHESTER —Judith Paterson Dodge on Nov. 11. Margelony was warrant charging him with two Friday cloudy with rain beginning during the morning. Pressure along line from New England to Midwest. Caldor has outlets in Manchester Aihance” that the store will maintain both charged with breach of the is the teacher of the special Grade 2 released on a $500 nonsurety bond for counts of issuing bad checks and 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Highs around 50. Probability of precipitation 10 percent Waves on frontal system south of area moving eastward and in Vernon. its policy of Sunday closing. peace Wednesday. MANCHESTER Class at Washington School, who U ^ y 20 percent tonight and near 100 percent Friday. ®1®"6 Winds east to northeast 10 to 15 knots today Channel at the Manchester appearance in court in Rockville on second-degree failure to appear. He Police said foe two were allegedly MANCHESTER Bradlees of 940 Silver Lane, Ettst spoke to the town Building com Nov. 28. CARTER was released on a $$50 nonsurety bond Light variable winds today. Gentle east to northeast tonight. Southeast 10 to 20 knots Friday. Visibility Ptfkade will open Sunday from 9 Hartford, will open from noon to S involved in an altercation at their Men.-W«d. M mittee about her concern for h^ In connection with foe same inci for court on Nov. 28. w ir^ tonight. Southeast winds increasing to 15 to 20 mph over 5 miles except 1 to 3 miles in rain. Wave h ei^ t 1 to 3 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and will remain p.m. Zaire’s at 5 Main St., E ast Hart place of employment. National Auto Thurt. M pupils during school renovations. It Vthfike dent, two juveniles were charged William P. Shea, 58, of Hartford, feet today and tonight increasing Friday. open “as long as it is legal to be open ford will also open. Parts on Chapel Road. Fri.9-8 was not Judith Anderson as rqiorted with third-degree burglary and was charged today with driving while Hl.livijliow m Am iAN CES Sunday,’’ a spokesman for the New All of the stores couldhave They were released on $100 non SM. I-B in an account of the com m ittee second-degree larceny and were under foe influence of liquor or drugs Jersey based firm said. under the law for the surety bonds for appearance In court meeting in Wednesday’s Herald. NEXT TO STOP & SHOP referred to juvenile authorities. or both. Police said he was observed in East Hartford on Nov. 28. X
PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978 ^ ANCHE^TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Nov. 16. 1978 — PAGE FIVE Houley -r~ Praises kand Plan Cummings Revised By WRPA MANCHESTER - State Sen. Robert Houley, who CO VENTRY - A land did not seek re-election this use and housing plan year, praised the record of prepared by the Windham Ted Cummings, who was Regional Planning Agency defeated for re-election in has be,en revised to meet Manchester’s 12th concerns expressed Assembly District. SAIIE HI IHAIH'8 VNISBFISK Coventry officials. Town Republican Walter Planner Gregory Padick Joyner defeated Cum told the Planning and mings, who was seeking a Zoning Commission that he third term as a represen had received a memo from tative from the district. the agency outlining the "Ted Cummings has revisions. been a credit to this com The W RPA plans, un munity, his state, and, veiled at a recent hearing most important, to in Coventry, drew sharp himself,” Houley wrote. criticism. One point of con "He believed in his cern was that no industrial positions and stood behind site had been shown for his convictions,” he said. Coventry in the regional “ It may have cost him an plan. The revision includes election, but Ted Cum the industrial park on the mings’ contributions, ef south end of Route 31. forts and concern for his "The section which fellow man ought not soon describes the industrial be forgotten by those of us district is not intended to who had the privilege of SAVE 2.00 SAVE 3. preclude industrial knowing this caring man,” SAVE 2. SAVE 2. SAVE 2. SAVE 1. development in other he wrote. SAVE 16“ oTO 22»o SAVE 20"oTO 2 6 “ SAVE 26° areas." the WRPA memo Houley served on the re- notes. "It is intended to en election committee of Gov. courage that most in Ella Grasso. He has been g a llo n dustrial development take the senator in the 35th g a llo n g a ll o n g a ll o n g a ll o n place within designated in Senatorial District, which R e g . 5.99 R e g . 7.99 R e g . 8.99 dustrial parks. The plan e a c h n . it. R e g . 9.99 R e g . 11.99 R e g . 6.99 includes Vernon. R e g . 49c I R e g . 60c e a c h e a c h recognizes that there will NR. 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Although the WRPA plan is concerned with the SAVE 3. preservation of historic Potiuck Dinner districts, “it was not felt ANDOVER - ’The An appropriate to designate dover Lake Property individual historic areas Owners Association will other than village N have a potiuck dinner AKRO 24 DRAWER CABINET centers," the memo said. Friday at 7 p.m. at the Sturdy steel frame with 24 see-through Others changes include styrsme dratiifere. C ou be wall mounted or Town Hall on Route 6. 31.89 the consideration of non dockdd. A super way to organise small Following the dinner there horairdre items like screws, nails, tacks sewer alternatives in the will be dancing to the land use recommendations and more. Made in U.S.A. No. tl-624 Dubaldo Orchestra. and in the housing report, Money raised will be 14.90; It Tfajki IS foot long ladder SAVE 5. enhancement of water anil used to defray the cost of ; hot I” ntng»
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov.. 16, 1978 — PAGE SEVEN Bearded Monks Believe Bolton Eyes Youth Commission Won’t Support Curfew in Parks Coleman noted a growing sentiment by adults toward Silt in Pond By SUSA^ VAUGHN talk on the curfew focuses on the youth. She said she Commission members also acknowledged the enforce They Have Saint’s Body teenagers who are gathered together in a group. objects, to all the complaining about young people. She lieruld Kcporirr ment problem for police with the curlew. They said it “They’re afraid of them,” he said. "They know what they MANCHESTER — In a turnabout of opinion expressed noted that the comments from the residents in favor of would take too much manpower. NATROUN VALLEY, Egypt answers civilly, as if he were hearing The cave also included a wooden can do.” the curfew brought up such complaints as not being able (UPI) — Eighty bearded monks BOLTON — Several of the causes at a public hearing Tuesday, the Youth Commission Capshaw suggested that the, frequent visibility of a it for the first time. coffin holding an undecomposed Mrs. Frese also said she had pointed out in a discussion to walk in the park, but she questioned how many people tread quietly about their business as of filiation problems at Case Pond in Wednesday night said it cannot support the proposed or patrol car in a hangout area often serves as a deterrent to The bones that he now believes are body. Manchester apparently arise in with Police Chief Robert Lannan Wednesday that all the walk in the park or are on Main Street at 10 p.m. problems. , ' a constant stream of visitors knock those of John were found about two dinance for a 10 p.m. curfew. Youhanna removed the tattered ^Iton. But, according to First Members of the commission raised several questions on the heavy wooden door and ask, years ago. hidden in a cave below a cloth wrappings and opened the cof Selectman Henry Ryba, “Some of over and over: Is the body of John the. dilapidated^ church inside the about the ordinance including enforcement, practicality, fin to reveal a face, ancient but cer the problem is our but I don’t think Baptist really here? monastery. tainly undecayed. the curfew’s focus on youth and the fact it does not apply It is appropriate that residents of the bigger part of the problem to all town parks. The latter question was also raised by But the church has since been Church tradition recounts that the belongs to Bolton.” St. Macarios Monastery, a remote rebuilt. The floors are covered by red these who favor a curfew at a public hearing by the Board bodies of St. John the Baptist and the The problems are being in retreat in Egypt’s western desert, and yellow carpets. Engravings on of Directors Tuesday night. prophet Elisha were removed from vestigated by the state Department believe they have found John, the the wooden doors show good At that meeting, residents said the curfew should apply Palestine to Alexandria in the 4th of Environmental Protection (DEP), to Center Park as well as the other town parks. The llllllllllll hermit “voice crying out in the workmanship. century and, 600 years later, brought an agency that has been concern^ wilderness,” heralder and baptizer “The bones were arranged in a cer Youth Commission agreed with that point. to the monastery. with the problems for several years of Jesus. tain shape, indicating they are the Robert Von Deck said, “It is nonsense to have one park Deli Department Specials The scientists will argue, the and is now seeking a solution to with no curfew. It’s an open invitation to Center Park.” ' CHOICEST MEATS The monks — university-educated remains of 14 bodies,” said Youhan historians will debate whether the them. The members of the commission agreed that there are clerics who have renounced worldly na, a 47-year-old former chemist. bones could be those of Christianity’s WUNDERBAR Ryba and Randy May, sanitary enough ordinances to enforce in the parks. In a statement pleasures — readily admit they have “This certain shape also indicates most important prophet, but Youhan IN TOWN engineer of the department’s water of position that will be sent to the Board of Directors GERMAN BOLOGNA no proof. Their beliefis rooted in oral the bodies were buried in accordance na has no doubt what has occurred. 1, 4.49 tradition inherited from their ascetic with church custom.” compliance unit, and Richard Morra, before next week’s action on the curfew, the commission WEAVER WHITE MEAT “A miracle,” he whispers. Planning Commission member, predecessors as well as two These traditions dictate that the said, “Our position is that the present town ordinances , recently walked the site. Ryba said BIRCHWOOD FARMS CHICKEN ROLL manuscripts dating back to the 15th head point west j^nd the feet to the should be enforced to adequately cover the problems of ,,»2.19 he a^eed to have the town make OF FARMINGTON, CONN. RUSSER century. east “so that when the body is risen our town parks. FROM 16 LB AND UP... The sprawling monastery, built 1,- siltation hasins to catch the sand The commission also recommended that the Police Waybest Turkeys, Swift’s Buttsrball Turkeys, at the resurrection, the head would before it goes into the pond. VIRGINIA HAM ,,* 600 years ago, interrupts the vast face eastward.” [ About Town j Department periodically communicate to residents its Fresh Capons and FrozsjLDucks... 2.79 ^fftairTiTi'nwwniiiiB^ ...... Ryba said he was told the DEP has DANISH desert landscape west of the highway However, only 13 skulls were enforcement policies through the media. been unable to talk with Manchester GRADE *A' connecting Cairo with the Mediterra found. Youhanna said the fact one Toni Frese, chairwoman of the commission, said, “I Al-Anon family groups will meet officials to see what they are going to TURKEYS FOHTINA CHEESE ,,*2.19 k . L 1 nean city of Alexandria. skull was missing backed his theory Cooperative Painting would like to see them putting their efforts more into 1 t-2 3 L B 8 . l b 7 3 < tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders CTub, do to alleviate the problem. Q IU O I -A - NEWI - BOQNER'S NATL CASINO A visitor pulls a rope dangling from that John the Baptist’s remains were prevention, such as vandalism, rather than a curfew.” 102 Norman St., and Friday at 10 Daisies don’t tell, but the children in Grade 5 at Robertson May said it appears sulxlivisions TURKEYS th wall, the bell rings and a wooden among the bones. Terry Capshaw said the curfew does not address the 10-11LM. l b 7 9 < FRANKS...... a.m. at the South United Methodist School do. And it was with a great deal of pride that they told in the two towns are primarily respon RATH ,,*1.79 door opens. According to the Bible, John was problem. He said it is a known fact that anytime a town LAND O' LAKES Church campus. ’The beginners group Mrs Mary Ann Will, their teacher, that the entire class had a sible for the siltation problems. He SAUSAGE MEAT Black-clad bearded monks beheaded by King Herod and the clamps down in a certain area, the groups of loiterers TOBINS ...... lb9 9 < will meet tonight at 7:30, and Alateen said the low key approach he favors welcome their visitor warmly, head was presented to the dancer for the 12- to 20-year-old children of part in completing the oil painting “Daisies” which they move to another. That fact was verified in Manchester by MOZZARELLA CHEESE ,* 1.79 is for Ryba and the Tolland County BACON . LD. genuinely. Salome on a platter. problem drinkers at 8 at the presented'on her birthday. The painting was done with palette the police crackdown on Center Springs Park last spring, COLONIAL ...... *1.79 Soil Conservation Service to work out One monk known as Father The bones and skulls have been put Pathfinders Club. Family groups are and the group which hung out there moved to Center knife under the direction of Mrs. Marian Cummings. Making a reasonable program to ahafe the NAM STEAK Youhanna, the “tourist guide” at the in a wooden box, while monks build a Park, the current focus of complaints. COLONIAL ...... *2.59 open to those affected by someone ^ e presentation are, from left, Cynthia Van Dyke, Richard, Case Pond siltation probilifr monastery, hears the same question new grave where they will be in with a drinking problem. Dezso and Ten McGehan. ( Herald photo by Pinto) New commission member Odis Coleman also said, “No DAISY ROLL 1.79 dozens of times a day. Each time he terred with full honors. one waiits to address the issue of the climate for young UM A CHOICE ■ONELESS ...... * • DAIRY • people in town.” He said he believes the two main LAND O’ LAKES SHOULDER STEAK . LO. reasons for the proposed curfew are that the police are USOA CHOICE lONELESI *1.79 School Backers looking for an enforcement tool and there is pressure by SHOULDER ROAST *1.69 GOUDA or EDAM . 7 9 * the community to stop vandalism. USOA CHOICE BOHELEEB ...... TECH STEREO TOP BLADE STEAK KRAFT . LB. *1.79 Will Seek Input l e a n ...... GROUND PORK NATURAL SWISS . . • 1 . 4 9 BOLTON —The newly formed Bolton High School Manchester Public Records LAHO O' LAKES ...... *1.39 Positive Action Council is soliciting views from TURKEY ROAST FOUNT WIP 2 LBS. 3.79 townspeople in an effort to get more people involved. Warranty deeds * h e a l t h ’The group was formed to “promote the positive aspects Margaret E. Simmons to Edward Swain Jr., property REccHiLo^B & BEAUTY i/D S TOPPING .... * 1 . 2 9 of the Bolton school system, particularly Bolton High at 15 Anderson St., $30,000. SUCRETS LOZENGES .24'i 1.99 HOOD’S School, with the primary goal of advocating the PRE-UANKSCimNG SALE Harry R. Van Camp and Ella G. Van Camp to Richard maintenance of a quality high school in Bolton.” Buy any system from Tech Stereo and if you can find it cheaper (written quote) J. Bolbrock and Mary A. Bolbrock, property on East Mid ALKASELHER „„ 79< Harold Smith, a council member, said the group sup SOUR CREAM . 6 9 * dle ’Turnpike, $65,000. ------^ ports keeping the high school open. He said the group from any authorized dealer within 30 days, we will refund the difference plus 5% Certificate of attachment y feels that the high school offers the town many things and for your trouble. We offer whole systems for the lowest prices available. Hartford National Bank & ’Trust Co. against Michael A. the town should not give it up. Carter and Evelyn Carter, both of Manchester, Leopaul School officials have been talking with school officials A. Daigle and Lorraine Daigle, both of East Hartford, from other area towns about the possibility of sending and Bruce A. Davis and Janet Davis, both of South Wind Bolton High students to another system on a tuition fee sor, $20,000, property at 137-139 School S t., basis. The declining enrollment is the factor in this pur A. Dzen Construction Inc. against Hayden L. Griswold, suit. $6,500, property on Hillstown Road. Carol Lorenzini, another council member, said the peo j f t f t Release of mechanic’s lien ple at the recent meeting of the group praised the high 20 watts RMS CiDpioiveErt Allan Scherwitzky, doing business as Scherwitzky In GRADE “A” GRADE “A” _ school and its teachers and expressed concern with main ci&piO N eefT sulation Co. against C & D Builders Inc., Leopaul A. taining a voice in their children’s education. S X - 7 5 0 SX-780 Daigle, Michael A. Carter, Bruce A. Davis, Frank J. She said the group discussed the positive impact the $ 2 2 8 « 8 $ 2 3 9 9 5 Strano and Adele Strano. 4 3 8 “ v\l FMMKHH|R»(.KI\KK STEREO RECEIVER TURKEYS T 9 C TURKEYS T l high school has on the town and its educational system as 50 watts RMS New trade name N 4 5W A H S R M S a whole. Some 40 people attended this week’s meeting Nayann Mahesh Patel, Bloomfield, doing business as 0 < which was the first public meeting of the council. Nut Farm, Marshalls Mall. A fact sheet is being compiled and will be distributed at Building permits 18 to 22 lis. # 10 to 16 lbs. # l U e the group’s next meeting, Nov. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the high M. Dzen Roofing Co. for Stanley Reitberg, roof repair T bI D e school. TECHNICS AND KENWOOD MANAGER’S SALE at 135 Benton St. Speeding Study Slated John and Janet Fogarty, tool shed and fence at 17 Come into any of Tech Stereo’s six convenient locations Woodstock Drive, $900. HARTFORD (UPI) - .vo'utes 8 and 2 and William Bayer, pool at 125 Waranoke Road, $4,000. We Give Old Fashioned State police are expected Interstates 84 and 91. Bartlett Brainard Products for Charles Romanonski, Let Our Family to begin a federally funded “We are trying to get a and cut the best deal ever on the entire line of aluminum siding at 143 Walker St., $2,900. Butcher Service.,. study in February to deter- handle on what Orlando Annulli & Sons for Multi-Circuits Inc., Serve Your Family! mine what patrol methodology works to con alterations at 130 Hartford Road, $7,300. techniques effectively slow trol s p ^ , ” ’Trooper Jim Technics and Kenwood products in stock. Maurice E. Boutin, 37 Marble St., new home at 55 STORE HOURS; spewing motorists. Vones ^id. Duval St.,, $30,000. Officials said Wednesday JRH Inc. for Lydall Inc., office building at 1 Colonial Mon. & Tues. ’til 6K)0 the first phase of the R o is te re d First time ever offered. Road, $285,000. 317 Highland St. National Traffic Safety Ad Opticians Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9KI0 V ministration sponsored Discount Prices project calls for increasing MAHCHESTER ( About Town Sat & Sunday the number of cruisers that ARTMIRDIHIG PRICES TOO LOW TO UST. HZCniJlITD FJLBK m 2 £ k e t patrol sections of state ’til 6:00 COHH. The Masonic Choir and the Beethoven Chorus will have a joint meeting Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. at North TURNTABLES ELECTRONICS SPEAKERS United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. Center Congregational Church council will meet ■■■■■■■■■■■■IMuaisiasasas tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room of the church. The GARRARD GT10 TECHNICS RS 630 Parent Support Group will meet at the same hour in the GROCERY S PE ClAES ■ ^ flnrd^n“Fr0»h.Garden Fresh) ProducePrndiirft. Specials ^ BELT DRIVE CHANGER ONLY CASSETTE DECK DESIGN ACOUSTICS 0-2 «99.95ea Federation Room. SWEET LIFE GARRARD DD-75 CLARK TEMPO’S 4 4 9 .9 5 p r. EMPEROR TECHNICS RS615 « DIRECT DRIVE TURNTABLE Manchester MANDARIN ORANGES . 11 oz. 39 CASSETTE DECK MARTIN 308 Parkade QREEN QIANT GRAPES SPEAKERS $119.00 ea. GARRARD SP-25 12 oz. / * TEACA-100 NIBLCTSCORN . 3 89 FULL AUTOMATIC BELT DRIVE PINK CASSEHE DECK EMANATION ES-1 < SWEET LIFE SPEAKERS ^69.95 . B 4 0 Z . 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OPEN MONDAY MINUTE MAID ^ A« I 99* 39 Ornaments w ill be judged accor LIM IT ONE LIM IT OUE THRU FRIDAY ORANGE JUICE i2 o .7 9 ^ VALID THRU NOV. 22 VALID THRU NOV. 22 ding to their creativity and o- HIGHLAND PARK MARKET HIOHLAND PARK MARKET rlglnallty. 10 a.m. to 9 p.ita. BIRDSEYE il /€ 4 ■ 3. Attach your name, address. And SATURDAY phone number to each entry to TECH COOKED SQUASH 120. ^ / ■ be judged. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 4. Winner to be announced on De Heavyweight cember 14th In the Herald. De ALL ITEMS cision of Che judges Is final. LIMITED ALL ITEMS Blanket Sleepers^ TO IN-STOCK STEREO LIMITED TO IN-STOCK QUANTITIES 838 Farmington Avo. Caldor Shopping Plaza Washington Plaza ONLY Farmington, 677-2432 QUANTITIES Manchester, 646-8364 Middletown, 346-7953 ONLY Prospect Plaza West Hartfmd, 233-2913 ^ G E E IGHT MAN CH ESTER_EyEN lN GJjE Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978— PAGE NINE c-rm-aiiim \4laska Wilderness Lake iHaurltpatpr Hfralft Letters To The Editor Manchester - A City of Village Charm Jeri Collins of Vernon and Chris Caron of Manchester were married Nov, 4 at Sacred Heart Church in Vernon. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Support For Bolton High School The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Collins Topic of MLCT Program Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . .Herald Square. Jr. of 300 Phoenix St., Vernon. The bridegroom is the son Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor; of Mr. and Mrs. George Caron of 26 Barr Road. Dr. Theodore J. Walker, naturalist, southeastward along the cost of While attending the public forum tained. At a time when Bolton is faced with The Rev. Michael Donohue of Sacred Heart Church Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member Uniied Press iniefnalionai going to ask them to educate our cinematographer and modern day British Columbia. Starting from the conducted by the Bolton Board of celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the After the meeting someone asked, issues of Interstate 84 and dump children? ’Thoreau, will narrate his color film Education, we stood up with other double ring ceremony. southernmost tip at Metlakatia, the Customer Service — 647-0946 ^ ^ , .. . “don’t you girls have anything better facilities, are we once again to sluff “Alaska Wilderness Lake," on Dec. 1 e». e D 1.1 er.,.. n .. Horold E. Turklnoton. Executive Editor Carol Lorenzini, film will show lumbering and fishing Raymond F. Robinson. Edltor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor members of a new group called the to do?” The bride was given in marriage by her father, at 8 p.m. in the East Catholic High off our responsibilities to other Linda Boothroyd, Kathy Collins of Vernon was her sister’s maid of honor. industries, glaciers, scenes from the Bolton High School Positive Action Quite frankly, what better thing to towns? School Auditorium. ’The program is Alaskan High\yay and a flatbottom Members, Bridesmaids were Mrs. Eleanor Cappa of Vernon, the Council, a group hoping to bring out do than stand behind the education of We already rely on surrounding the fourth to be presented this year boat trip up the Stikine River. Bolton High School bride’s sister; Mary Caron of Manches^ter, the under the auspices of the Manchester Opinion the many benefits of our own high your children, the town’s own school towns for shopping, jobs, entertain These will be contrasted later with Positive Action bridegroom’s sister; and Phyllis Kies of Tolland. Carolyn Land Conservation Trust. school and why it should be main and its many dedicated teachers. ment and dump facilities are we now Collins of Vernon, the bride’s sister, was junior the primitive world of Lake Eva Council Born in Montana, Dr. Walker holds where the seasons bring Sitka deer, bridesmaid. a BA from Montana State University, Bob Kies of Tolland served as best man. Ushers were the great blue heron, osprey, falcons, an MS in biology from the University eagles, geese and ducks. ’The odyssey Directors React Mark Caron of Manchester, the bridegroom’s brother; of Oklahoma, and a PhD in limnology of the red salmon running the An example of the motto, “Govern Robert Weiss attended the Robert Cappa of Vernon, the bride’s brother-in-law; and from the University of Wisconsin. He ment of the people, by the people and Dave Noel of Vernon. gauntlet of voracious otters, sea lions Concerned Citizens Meeting Monday has been a ranger-naturalist in and Alaskan brown bears is shown for the people,” was clearly night and had a good Jndication of A reception was held at the Mt. Carmel Hall in East Glacier National Park and in from beginning to end when the demonstrated by the board of direc how many would attend ttie directors Hartford, after which the couple left for the Pocono augurated the first whale obser salmon eggs hatch, the fish return to tors Tuesday night. meeting. Mountains in Pennsylvania. They are residing in Vernon. vatory on the west coast while at the the sea, birds and bears depart, and Mrs. Chris Caron (Village photo) Cabrillo National Monument. "The directors, as th^ result of The directors at their meeting did winter begins. several residents voicing their opi decide to place the matter of a For 21 years, he studied the sen Tickets may be obtained from any nion at the meeting, decided to con referendum question concerning the sory orientations of fish at the Land Trust member or by contacting sider a referendum question dealing University of California’s Scripps the land Trust office at 257 E. Center HUD proposals on the December Bal Menuet Set for Nov. 24 with proposed HUD proposal for agenda. Institution of Oceanography. He is St., 646-2223, In addition, Mrs. Robert considered the world’s foremost Or. Theodore J. Walker Manchester. Miss Christine J. Archie of East Chapter and the Polish University Taylor, ticket chairman, has By considering the concerns of the authority on the gray whale and Concern about the HUD proposals Hartford will be among the area arranged for them to be sold by Land people regarding the HUD proposals, Club of Connecticut, proceeds will be wrote “The Whale Prim er,” and debutantes to be presented at the Bal months to studying the total life cyle Trust members on two Saturdays, had been voiced Monday night at a used fbr scholarships. In the past, "The California Gray Whale Comes the board responded correctly in Menuet on Nov. 24 at the Hartford in and around Lake Eva, a small, Nov. 18 and Nov. 25, at Highland meeting of The Concerned Citizens of more the 300 debutantes have par Back" for National Georgraphic their role of public officials. Hilton. ’The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. remote lake in the Alaskan Park Market, Regal’s downtown, Manchester and those in attendance ticipated and 600 scholarships magazine. He has also served as a The point right now is not whether Clifford G. Archie of Arnold Drive, wilderness. From his solitary vigil D&L at the Parkade, and Frank’s were urged to attend the scheduled awarded. technical consultant to Jacques the question of the HUD proposals she is a sophomore at Post Junior came his book, '“Red Salmon, Brown Supermarket. directors meeting. Mrs. Ray H. Mocarski of Windsor Cousteau. Married and the father of will be decided by a referendum College in Waterbury. and Dr. Theodore G. Sawicki of New Bear,” and this film which was Mrs. Esther Maidment, sociability four children, he lives in San Diego, We were disappointed with the vote, but rather the directors have A champagne reception will be Britain are co-chairpersons. nominated for an Academy Award. chairman, is in charge of providing Calif. directors Tuesday night however, taken a step to reflect the views of held for the parents and committee Others include: Mrs. Richard S. "The film's locale is the narrow complimentary refreshments during Dr. Walker recently devoted seven when they failed to recess the at 7:30 p.m., while, at the same time, Lysik, invitations chairman; Mrs. strip of the 49th state which runs the evening. some of their constituents. meeting to larger quarters in order strolling musicians will entertain Archie, program; Ms. Helen M. At Monday’s meeting of the Unusual grave marker in guests in the Terrace Room at a Chaikowski, publicity; all of East to accomodate the more than 100 per Concerned Citizens, it was explained cemetery in southern Finland. cocktail party. ’The Bal Menuet is Hartford. sons who attended. the directors were the People’s voice (Photo by Susan Vaughn) marking its silver jubilee. Also, Roman J. Krawiec, Uof H Scholarship Fund Provisions for large crowds have in town government. 6 Henry J . Borawski of Newington, program: Matthew Bronisz of been made in the past and the The action taken Tuesday night by master of ceremonies, will introduce Ellington, program committee; meeting moved to more spacious ac placing the matter on their next the debutantes to the background \ Stanley J. Wlodarczyk of Glaston comodations. agenda for consideration, illustrates music of Ignacy Paderewski’s bury and Mrs. Zephiris A. Caouette, The number of those who attended the fact the directors have at least Minuet in G. Music for dancing will presentation. d m Honors Late Roger Poe should have not come as a surprise to shown a reaction to citizen’s con be provided by Ray Henry and his A breakfast party for the the directors as Town Manager cerns. orchestra and The Corona’s debutantes and their escorts will con Orchestra. The late Roger Poe, former in Manchester and the first provost The Roger Poe Memorial Golf Christine Archie clude the affair and a coffee hour for University of Hartford golf star and of the university. The award will be Mrs. Robert A. Mogelnicki of guests and members will be served Scholarship Committee, headed by Wethersfield, choreographer, will staff member, has been honored by a given annually. Gordon McCullough, athletic direc Co-sponsored by the Polish Junior after the ball. (Burian-Moss photo) direct the minuet. $10,000 Roger Poe Memorial Poe, a member of the Class of 1967, tor and golf coach at UofH, includes Other Editors Say: League, Hartford-New Britain Scholarship Fund gift to the universi died two years ago. He served his Ernie Anderson, vice president of ty. He is the son of Mrs. Francis Poe alma mater in positions such as materials division of Pratt & Rutland (Vt.) Herald Democrat or a woman of whatever of 37 Tanner St. and the late Dr. assistant director of admissions and Whitney Division of United Wedding Pascal Poe, a former town director financial aid director. Technologies Corp.; former golf In this year’s statewide elections, party affiliation to win political teammates of Poe in the persons of it was the lieutenant governorship recognition in Vermont, although a Sam Kane, purchasing agent at Colt which attracted most of the attention woman Republican made it to the Bond-Pickens Chaplain Robert Trent, Lt. Cmdr., Sanders of Oxnard, Calif. Firearm s; and Harry Fine, president and competition in Vermont. Rep. number two office before a USN, performed the double-ring Connie Lynn Pickens of A reception was held at the of FCM Company, division of Clark Madeleine Kunin of Burlington upset Democrat won for Congress in 1958... ceremony. The bride was given in Bombardiers Attending Manchester and David Lynn Bond of Construction Battalion Command Paint Factory in Manchester; John Peter Smith of Middlesex, the Lacking other excitement in the marriage by her parents. Bakersfield, Calif., were married Commissioned Officers’ Qub at Port Dempsey Jr., state chairman for the IVfrs, Sarah O’Neill of Alameda, former community college head who election at home, Vermonters had to Nov. 11 at the Construction Battalion Hueneme, after which the couple left Candy-making Seminar Democratic Party; and Del Kinney, Calif., was her sister’s matron of had won a surprise victory over Lt. look across the river where New Command Chapel at Port Hueneme, for Catalina Island. director of admissions at Western honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Gov. T. Garry Buckley in the Hampshire’s Gov. Meldrim ’Thomson Calif. Mrs. Bond recently resigned her Connecticut State College. Don Graff Sherrill E. Bond of Bakersfield, A Manchester couple is currently candy-making at the store. We’ll primary election. Two years ago bit the dust at the hands of a The bride is the daughter of Mr. commission as a lieutenant in the U. McCullough, who has been Calif., sister of the bridegroom; and participating in a candy-making carry all the necessary equipment Buckley had won in a legislative elec D em ocratic dark horse, Hugh and Mrs. John L. Pickens of S. Navy Nurse Corps. Mr. Bond is a chairperson for the annual Roger Mrs. Sarah J. Lucas of Tustin, Calif. seminar being conducted in and hope to get started before the N Petty Officer 1st Class in electronic tion after trailing in a close contest Gallen. Running for his fourth term, Manchester. ’The bri^groom is the Minneapolis, Minn, this week. Poe Memorial Golf Scholarship Joseph D. Bond was his son’s best holidays so participants can make Thomson had become what appeared son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Bond warfare in the U. S. Navy. Tournament held at Blackledge with John Alden in the general elec Anti-Smoking Pressures Increase man. Ushers were David Northrup of Flo and Albert Bombardier of Flo’s holiday candy for gifts or home,” Flo of Bakersfield, Calif. The couple is residing in Oxnard. Country Club in Herbron, joined with tion. to be a permanent fixture in Concord, Point Mugu, Calif., and Steven Cake Decorating Inc., 191 Center St., said. Take 16, 24, 11 and 8 and what do ulation are reckoned to have declined The annual cost of work absences and relatively stable. The female-over- Anderson, owner of the club, in an Kunin is the second woman to despite his reactionary political will learn the techniques of making Anyone interested in enrolling in you have? since 1966 from 40 to a current 33 per premature deaths of employees, male longevity advantage is nouncing that the fourth annual Poe become lieutenant governor of Ver views and a penchant for controver candy including chocolate cherry the classes, which will be held on The Great American Smokeout, cent. frequently at their period of greatest decreasing and, according to one cordials, French creams, etc. Memorial Tournament will be held mont and the third Democrat to hold sial acts and statements verging on afternoons, evenings and on Satur revisited. Anti-smoking pressures are clearly value to their companies, is put at $19 researcher’s reading, sometime Menus “We are already making lolipops Sept. 19, 1979. The 1978 event alone that office, but she is the first woman eccentricity, which earned him day, may call 646-0228 for further in November 16 is the date on which having an effect. Consider: billion by the Department of Health, after the turn of the century men and after the seminar plan to t^ ch formation. realized $1,500 toward the fund. Democrat to make the grade. ’There national notoriety much to the em the American Cancer Society is • Research into the consequences Education and Welfare. Another $8 could be outliving women on the Elderly chicken with gravy, au ’Thursday: Thanksgiving Manchester Public Schools was a time when it was probably barrassment of many New Day —c l o ^ , Live Museum again asking the smokers of the coun of smoking continues, and the con billion is charged against health-care average. Menus which will be gratin potatoes, buttered are as follows; Hampshirites. Friday: Paprika- about equally difficult for a served Nov. 20-24 at green beans, fresh banana, Monday; Frankfurt on a COPENHAGEN, Den try to abstain from their (Choose clusions continue to be pretty much costs attributable to smoking-related • Despite the proportional decline Mayfair and Westhill cranberry sauce, bread, baked pollock with lemon roll, baked beans, apple mark (UPI) - Copenhagen One; habit/vice/pleasure) for a day. in line with the 1968 U.S. surgeon illnesses. in the smoking population, cigarette Gardens to Manchester margarine, skim milk, sauce, buttered green cabbage slaw, milk and ice harbor authorities have & One day — big general’s negative verdict. Just this • The most noticeable decline in consumption has been rising, up coffee or tea. residents over 60 are as peas, parslied buttered cream. restored the old Nyhavn WOODLAND deal. Why bother? year, the American Medical Associa smoking is taking place not in the of almost 100 billion in a decade to total carrots, canned purple follows; Wednesday: Salisbury ’Tuesday; Lasagna with harbor canal, creating a Thoughts Because, as the tion ended a 14-year study of the fice and shop but on the campus, sales of 573.4 billion in 1977. The steak with mushroom plums, bread, margarine, Monday; Roast picnic meat sauce, tossed salad, live marine museum. ACS repeatedly question, commissioned by the tobac however. The falloff varies from explanation, however, may lie in the gravy, boiled potato in skim milk, coffee or tea. bread, butter, milk and Carol Lawrence, a singer, rocketed . evolutionized my life.” ham with raisin sauce, The National Museum puts it, anyone co industry, with the conclusion that bulging U.S. population profile in the V The menu is subject to GARDENS to show business celebrity with her People search the world for school to school, but surveys indicate whipped potatoes, buttered jacket, vegetable coleslaw applesauce. has placed show pieces in change. who can quit for smoking is indeed a health problem. it is general among the college pop 25-44 age group, the post-war babies spinach, cinnamon apple with salad dressing, Wednesday. One-half the canal in the city’s memorable performance in “West something authentic, real, relevant, one day has taken • Economics are also involved. ulation. At Princeton, a check earlier and the heaviest smoking category. sauce, bread, margarine, tapioca pudding with fruit, day —no lunch. traditional harbor area, in GUT FLOWER POHPONS Side Story” 20 years ago. meaningful, fulfilling, without any School th e first step Business is commencing to see this year put smokers at 7 percent of As they drop off in the coming skim milk, coffee or tea. bread margarine, skim Thursday and Friday; cluding the sketch Anna Since then much has happened to luck. CHRYSANTHEMUMS toward quitting the student body, down in a decade decades, a corresponding drop in Tuesday; Oven-baked milk, coffee or tea. Cafeteria menus which Thanksgiving holiday. Moller and the lighthouse SPECIAL her. a ie ’s achieved success with Then they make the life-changing smoking as bad business. A Wall Ail Colors, Large for good. from 45 percent. consumption may be anticipated. will be served Nov. 20-24 at ship Gedser Rev. recordings, in television and films, discovery that Carol did. If there’s a Street Journal survey cites numerous Bunches Last year’s Smokeout, by ACS So it’s going. as well as on stage in other musical vacuum in your life or in the life of instances of firms banning smoking • The campus trend, however, is to Fresh From Our reckoning, had 24 percent of light On the very eye of the Great Duplicate Bridge shows. someone you love, the emptitness altogether or restricting it to a degree offset by a noticeable in Greenhouses smokers, 11 percent of moderte American Smokeout, the anti CAIOOR SHOmNC PIAZA In her personal life, she has may be a spiritual one. designated areas. Something like 30 crease in smoking among high school OF MANCHtSTR puffers and 8 percent of the heavily percent of all businesses now limit students, particularly girls. smoking forces would appear to have Cenler Bridge Club BUNCH married, mothered two children, Neither riches nor fame nor Mon.-Fri. 10-9 hooked swearing off for the 24 hours. smoking in some respect, according • This development could eventual lost a big one in the defeat by Califor Nov. 10 at the Masonic Temple—North-South: Marilyn MANCHESTER and, since 1976, divorced. Most anything else can provide the fulfill Sot. 10-6 What percentage of these may ac to one survey, and 3 percent pay ly contribute to another set of nia voters of a statewide smoking- Jackson and Ken Kozak, first; Penny Weatherwax and recently, she has made some gospel ment that Christ can. Faith is the vic ^^THANKSGIVING tually have taken a next step, and statistics. Increased smoking among limitation referendum. But as Barbara Davis, second; Russell Granniss and Bruce recordings which have effectively tory that overcomes the world. employees not to smoke. Some have then another and another, is question women coincides with a doubling of California went in this particular in Mott, third. SPECIALS*^ and beautifully witnessed to her new Believe in God’s power to transform ceased hiring smokers. probably answerable only by their lung cancer rate in less than a stance, the nation has not been going East-West: Jim Baker and Don Weeks, first; Mr. and found faith. you and the situations around you. • The principal reason is that FOR HOLIDAY GIFT QIVINQ smokers and exsmokers themselves. smoking is coming to be viewed as an decade, according to an American in the long run. Twenty-two states Mrs. Joseph Fecteau, second; Bemie Quesnel and Bill PLAID SLACKS What led to her spiritual ’The King of Love my Shepherd is Calhoun, third. But some people out there are added business expense, boosting already have laws to some degree CHRISTMAS 1 awakening? “When I realized my Whose goodness faileth never; Health Insurance Institute report, Manrhester A.M. Bridge Club CYCLAMEN $4.95 taking steps. The smokers in the pop housekeeping and personnel costs. restricting smoking in public places. CACTUS 1 sons were being shortchanged I nothing lack if I am His while the rate for men remains Nov. 9, Maple Street —North-South: Barbara Beckley GLOXINIAS S8.9S WOOL BLEND spiritually I turned to Pat and Shirley And He is mine forever. and Jim Baker, first; Mary Corkum and Peggy Dunfield AFRICAN VIOLETS S1.94 89*10 1 second; Barbara Davis and Ann DeMartin, third. Pott GARDENIAS 1 l^ n e for advice. You are the missing ingredient in Arnold Sawislak They recommended a church, many lives. Lord. Help us witness to East-West: Flo Barre and Irving Carlson, first; Inge • MACHINE WASHABLE $5.95 1 second; Beverly Saunders and Mary where the boys and I attended and the change you make. Willhide, third. •SIZES 8-18 liked. But I did more than give my Milton S. Nilsonm Noy 6 —North-South: Frankie Brown and Jane Lowe, BIRO sons a church experience; I found a assistant to pastor. Election Results In Little Change first; Peggy Dunfield and Mary Corkum, second; Phyllis SEED personal relationship with Christ that Trinity deep-dyed conservatives. Boren, in described as the godfather of the the end of the New Deal would short Pierson and Barbara Davis, third. I’d never known before. It has Covenant Church WASHINGfiN (UPI) - H you look East-West; Anne Ingram and Ann Hauser, Faye FERTIIZER only at the bottom line numbers of fact, endorsed the Republican Kemp- New Right. ly become law. Lawrence and Judy Pyka, tied for first; Mary Willhide the mid-term election last week, it Roth tax reduction bill during his Gone from the Senate will be That did not happen, and in fact it and Ann McLaughlin, third. may seem as if virtually nothing campaign and Exon repeatedly has moderates Repnblicans Clifford Case was not easy to tell the difference n CUT Almanac happened. fought liberals of his own party to a of New Jersey and Edward Brooke of between the Senate that went home 4 . 9 9 GHEENS i2RY$iiininMioi6 The Republicans gained some standstill in Democratic councils. Massachusetts. Newcomers like in 1958 from the Senate that went to B y College Notes 1 Uniied Press Inlernalional state admitted to the Union. seats in the House and Senate and a Now consider some of the new William Cohen of Maine and Nancy work in 1959. It was not until 1961, ii i I ------^ ------iiiiiiiinTniiin i iiT^ CEMETERY REG. $26.00 AU Today is ’Thursday, Nov. 16, the In 1953, former President Harry few governorships, but nowhere near GOP senators. Replacing Clark will Landon Kassebaum of Kansas may with a new Democratic president in 6 BASKETS SWckland of Manchester has been named to the Colors 326th day of 1978 with 45 to follow. ’Truman went on nationwide radio enough to challenge what has been be Republican Roger Jepsen, who partially replace these middle of the office, that some of the backlogged Honors List at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N Y LIVE Hie moon is between its full phase and television to deny charges by the iron Democratic control of Congress was reported to have endorsed road votes, but on balance the con liberal proposals started moving and and last quarter. apartheid in one of his campaign servative strength in the Senate even then such areas as civil rights crealive "’“j”""* CHRISTMAS For U.S. attorney general that he had ap for the last 24 years and dominance WOOL BLAZERS TREES Gift Giving The morning stars are Venus, pointed Harry Dexter White to high of the nation’s statehouses for the appearances. Replacing Democrat seems surely to have gone up as a and school aid were regarded as im Jupiter and Saturn. government office (Director of the last decade. ’liiomas McIntyre will be Republican result of the 1978 election. possible to deal with. Billman of Manchester, educational services The evening stars are Mars and International Monetary Fund) Nor does it seem from the numbers Gordon Humphrey, another staunch In 1958, the Democrats made a The Democrats lost only two seats Department of Education, was a COME SEE A SEA OF Mercury. knowing that^White was a Russian that the Republican Party, which has conservative. The two new senators record gain of 15 Senate seats. It was last Tuesday. It is possible, however, S t Conference of the Connec- Fully Lined .'Those bom on this date are under spy. teetered on the edge of extinction in share an association with fundraiser widely predicted that every liberal that the loss in votes may be several Association in Middlebury tb^ sign of Scorpio. Richard Viguerie, who has been ^rog^am that had been stymied since times that number. the role of the media specialist m By POIN8ETTIAS In 1968, the Soviet Union orbited a recent years, did much to make itself the educational process. F a m ^ American negro composer 17-ton scientific space satellite. a better life insurance risk. Hunter Sportswear GET THEM NOW FOR W-C. Handy, known as the “Father of A thought for the day; Harry Truman Not necessarily so. While the the Blues,” was born Nov. 16, 1873. of Missouri, 33rd president of the I^Dou^Snqid of R'x'e” Solomon THANKSGIVING AND D em ocrats will be running the 8 C 0 0 P 8 American actor Burgess Meredith L t honors for the • SIZES 8-18 CHRISTMAS United States, said, “We must build a government in Washington and most ENERGY student™ Cheshire Acaemy, where she is a al$o was boro on this date in 1909. new world, a far better world — one • CAMEL - GRAY - BROWN states, anyone who thinks that means REVENUE AGRICULTURE IMMIGRATION CONSERVATION (All Sises Available) >;Pn this day in history: in which the eternal dignity of man is liberalism is in the saddle may be in HUNTER - NAVY In 1907, Oklahoma became the 46th respected.” for a shock. Catherine Toper of 72 Santina Drive is presently c 5 - m oiled as a student in Wagner College’s Bregenz Study Some examples. Two Democratic senators who went down the drain students an opportunity to study Nov. 7 were Dick Clark of Iowa and '«=ated on the Yesterdays shorra of I^ke Constance in the Austrian Alps. Wendell Anderson of Minnesota. ’Two in selected prlyate homes WObDLAim GARDENS 25 Yean^ Ago new Democrotic senators elected f e ' opportunity to share life with an Austrian ’38.00 168 WOODLAND St. a b a This date was a Sunday; The elected president of Manchester’s last week are James Boren of curriculum is complemented by a Herald did not publish. Omar Shrine Club. Oklahoma and James Exon of w f* ‘Cities of Europe About 800 members of South REG. $50.00 10 Years Ago Nebraska. Miss Toper is a student at Fairfield University sgasrrai.w ^“ '" 643-8474 United Methodist Church. attend Gark and Anderson are liberals by Willard B. Dickenson of Bolton is 1 E 1 dinner at Manchester State Armory. any definition; Boren and Exon, both PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16,1978 • Ma n c h e ste r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., Nov. 16. 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN ObItuariM
G ord on E. Switzer Mrs. Odell C, Ellioll Mrs. I.,udger Ouellette EAST HARTFORD - Gordon E. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Odell EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Ik. - . McGinnis Returns Switzer, 64, of 191 High St. died Carter Elliott, 68, of 157 King St. died Beatrice Ouellette of 105 Whiting Tuesday at the Newington Veterans Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and Road died Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital. Medical Center. Hospital and Medical Center. She Mr. Switzer was born in Mrs. Elliott was born in York was the wife of Ludger Ouellette. jUrtJtSfiii^oreh Massachusetts and had lived in Hart County, Va., and had lived in East Mrs. Ouellette was born in Grand s a t ford before coming to East Hartford Hartford for 65 years. She had been Isle, Maine, and had lived in the To Loud Reception seven years ago. He was an Army employed as a beautician before her Hartford area for 25 years. She was a veteran of World War II. retirement, she was a member of communicant of St. Anne's Church N E W YORK (U PI) - overtime and Doug Collins added a Washington sent the Bucks to their He is survived by a nephew, Robert Union Baptist Church of Hartford. and a member of its Ladies of St. George McGinnis returned to jumper to give the 76ers a 103-98 lead ninth straight loss on the road. Elvin Anne's Society. with 2:57 remaining. After the G. Switzer of Hebron; and a niece, She is survived by three brothers, 211 Philadelphia Thursday night, Hayes and Bobby Dandridge added 21 She is also survived by three sons, Nuggets cut the lead to two with 2:10 Mrs. Sally Young of Glastonbury. Randolph Carter, Vernon Carter and and no one was really sure points each for Washington. Marques The funeral is private, with burial Ralph E. Carter, all of East Hart Joseph Robert Ouellette of left, Erving’s field goal and four foul what kind of reception was in Johnson, and Ernie Grunfeld had 20 in St. James Cemetery, Glastonbury. ford; a sister, Mrs. Mary Carter Manchester, Philip Ouellette of shots put the game away. apiece for Milwaukee. The Abbey-Robacker Funeral Johnson of New York City; and Glastonbury and Adrian Ouellete store. After all, isn’t this the It was also something of a special I.ukcrs I.■{.’$, I’ isluiiH 12f> Home, Glastonbury, is in charge of several nieces and nephews. of Broad Brook; four . .'‘if' town where they boo bad air night for Bobby Jones, who came to Los Angeles ran off its 11th arrangements. The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. daughters, Mrs. Yvette Garon and port landings? the 76ers in the August deal that sent straight victory when Kareem hit at Union Baptist Church, Hartford. Mrs. Paul Thomas, both of East McGinnis to Denver._ There are no calling hours. But in an uncharacteristic show of lour straight baskets in the fourth Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. Hartford, Mrs. Ronald Clavette of “ It was really strange to see the some brotherly love, McGinnis was period to overtake Detroit. Jamaal Friends may call at the church Enfield and Mrs. Albert DiNocenza guys I knew in a different,uniform,“ Loans To Benefit given an 80-second standing ovation Wilkes scored 27 points for the of Bolton; two brothers, Armond said Jones, who had 14 points and 14 Friday from 7 to 8 p.m. before a capacity Spectrum crowd of Lakers and Ben Poquette, playing for Three Companies Garon of Hartford and Martin Garon Road Race Envelope rebounds. “ 1 felt like 1 had a lot of The James Funeral Home, 2016 18,276. injured Bob Lanier, had 28. Main St., Hartford, is in charge of of Madawaska, Maine; 13 HARTFORD (UPI) — Businesses Ever since Julius Erving and Kiiips 109, Hawks 100 arrangements. grandchildren and a great in Lisbon, Shelton and Newtown will McGinnis were forced to compete Sam Lacey scored 9 of his season- grandchild. This was the remains of a 1974 Ford Gran benefit from state-sponsored in Stanley J. Srodulski accident on Love Lane Wednesday night. two years ago for the attention and high 22 points in the final 4:10 to lift The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. Torino in which two Manchester teenagers dustrial bonds and loans totaling $10 (Herald photo by Strempfer) Shows Artistic Touch top dollar in Philadelphia, it has not NBA Kansas City into first place for the ELLINGTON — Stanley Srodulski, from the Fisette-Batzner Funeral million. were killed and two others were injured in an first time since November 1974. The 51, of 40 Ludwig Road died Tuesday Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hartford, with been a pleasant situation. By EARL YOST Harvard runner is painting up Main the race may put me in a hospital on Kings, tied with Denver for the top Commerce Commissioner Edward at Rockville General Hospital. a mass at The Church of St. Anne, But with McGinnis now com for energy going into the game. I knew Sp'orig Editor Street to the new start, while the the receiving end of medicine,” he tably settled in Denver and Erving spot in the Midwest Division, were Stockton Wednesday said the $10 Mr. Srodulski was born in Indian Hartford, at 10. Burial will be in St. George was the fourth leading million funding was approved at a re other runner (who is apparently a writes. free to perform as only he can with also backed by Otis Birdsong with 26 Orchard, Mass., and had lived in the Mary's Cemetery. Crash Kills MHS Seniors Entries for the 42nd Five rebounder in the league and I was cent meeting of the Connecticut EIIington-TolIand area for nearly 30 very poor map interpreter) is Last spring. Low accomplished a the 76ers, the tension and bad points. Eddie Johnson had 24 for Friends may call at the funeral ^ile Road Race in trying to box him out and equalize hiS Atlanta. Development Authority. years. He was employed as a silk- protesting that the race will start at long-awaited dream - running the feelings are gone. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. MANCHESTER—Two Manchester Colchester Road, Amston, were ad Manchester Thanksgiving' Bennet Junior High.” strength at the other end." Bulls 117, Bockcls IO;{ Among loans and bonds approved screen printer and was an Army Dipietro’s vehicle continued out of Boston Marathon. Despite a busy McGinnis and Erving went at it The family suggests that any High School seniors were killed mitted to Manchester Hospital. Miss morning have literally been The 76ers also got some sparkling were $3 million in bonds for Federal veteran of World War II. He was a control and struck a telephone pole, The “other runner” is obviously schedule. Low covered the 26 miles, Thursday night and the two never Rookie Reggie Theus scored a memorial gifts may be made to the Wednesday night when the car they Dileciano was listed in serious condi defense from Collins, who hounded Paper Board Co. of Lisbon to build a 147 feet south of Center St. The muring in like an unexpected wearing a Yale uniform. 385 yards in 3 V2 hours. looked better. The 76ers cam e away career-high 27 points as the communicant of the Church of St. American Heart Association of were in smashed into a telephone Denver’s David Thompson all night. tion today suffering from fractured southbound vehicle was driven by Low uses current stamps for the ” I was even more delighted to struggling Bulls broke a three-game waste water treatment plant; $1.9 Luke. Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., pole on Love Lane. August rainstorm but no with a 109-103 victory in overtime in a Averaging 24 points a game, Thomp ribs and possible internal injuries David Bosley, 39, of Enfield. He was heads of the two runners. cross the finish line with the elder losing streak. Mickey Johnson added million in bonds to Practical He is survived by a son, William Hartford. Dead on arrival at Manchester envelope carries the artistic game between divisional leaders. son sat out all but six minutes of the and Miss Kviesis was in satisfactory not injured. Currently, Low, who once resided Johnny Kelley. Actually, I was 23 points for Chicago, 3-13. Rudy Automation Inc. to build a new plant Srodulski of Ellington; a daughter, Erving scored 33 points, including first half in foul trouble and finished Memorial Hospital following the condition suffering from neck and touch of David Low. Tomjanovich led the Rockets with 28. at their site in Shelton; hnd $1.6 Mrs. Robert E. (Holly) Parker of j The owner of the car driven by in Manchester and attended Bennet joined in the last mile by a girl friend 10 in overtime. McGinnis finished 10:35 p.m. accident were Mark D. head injuries, according to hospital The 23-year-old third-year student with eight points. It was just the se Suns 12 3 , Spurs I 19 million in bonds for Fairfield Coventry; two brothers, Ben j DiPietro was Herman Fleishman, Junior High before going on to and we three walked arm in arm with 29, including 12 in the fourth Lottery DiPietro, 17, of 20 Cornwall Drive authorities. at Harvard Medical School does Old cond time in his NBA career he has Processing Corp. of Danbury to buy Srodulski of Indian Orchard and John ’ also of 20 Cornwall Drive. The car Loomis School, is finishing a month down the chute as if we had known quarter as the Nuggets erased an Paul Westphal's 39 points, in and Gregory M. Pease, 17, of 80 W. English lettering as a hobby. not scored in double figures. and convert its Newtown warehouse Police said DiPietro was the driver was destroyed. of pediatrics at Children’s Hospital each other for years,” he added. eight-point deficit to send the game cluding 17 in the fourth quarter, 6 Srodulski of Three Rivers, Mass.; Middle Turnpike. “ We had him in the whole second of the car which was traveling north The deaths are the sixth and His latest work of art has a special in Boston. powered Phoenix past San Antonio. for manufacturing operations. and five sisters, Mrs. Sophie Chmura HARTFORD — The winning The young man’s trip ’Thursday into overtime at 97-97. McGinnis-, half,” Denver coach Larry Brown Two passengers in the car, Sylvia on Love Lane and apparently lost meaning. Next month he’ll start two months The Spurs, who led 66-63 at halftime, of Indian Orchard, Mrs. Victoria number drawn Wednesday in the seventh auto fatalities in Manchester will afford him a chance to renew however, fouled out with 4:17 to go Kviesis, 17, of 471 Tunnel Road, Ver control and glanced off the left rear “ As for this year's envelope, I was said, “ but the shots wouldn't go were led by Larry Kenon with 28 Riskalla of Trumbull, Mrs. Phyllis Connecticut daily lottery was 554. this year. There was a total a four of surgery at Massachusetts-General acquaintances with a number of and that made it considerably easier down." Crude Oil Too Hot non, and Liberty Dileciano, 18, of Old of a southbound vehicle. hoping to calJt the spectator’s atten fatalities in 1977. Hospital. Manchester residents as well as for the 76ers. points. Walter Davis and Alvan LONDON, England (UPI) - Oil Socha of Chicopee, Mass., Mrs. tion to the new start and finish. Cer Elsewhere in the NBA, Washington “ Basically, this means it has been working up an appetite for the “Jn that situation, you can’t shy Adams had 22 each for the Suns. from North Sea wells is hotter than Josephine Woynar of Amherst, tainly you will recognize that the defeated Milwauke 138-111, Los very difficult to train this year, and holiday dinner. away from the ball,” Erving said. SuprrSunics l.'$.5, Jazz 118 boiling water when brought to the Mass., and Mrs, Julia Zagranski of Angeles downed Detroit 133-126, Massachusetts. “ But we have a lot of guys who are Fred Brown led a balanced attack surface from two miles below the Panel Changes Vote to Hold Pay Chicago beat Houston 117-103, Kan with 20 points and Pete Maravich The funeral is Friday with a mass capable. Let’s just say I got us out of ocean floor. One North Sea platform sas City took Atlanta 109-100, San An was held to only six points as the at the Church of St. Luke at 10 a.m. the starting blocks and we played is using a new type of heat exchanger By JUNE TOMPKINS noon. And another teacher has com The contractor representatives tonio stopped Phoenix 125-119 and Sonics held on to first place. Seattle ' Burial will be in Ellington Center that may delay completion of the some pretty good defense from then developed by Phillips Petroleum. It Herald Reporter plained about workmen who have in finally agreed that Room E-15 should gym. Seattle belted New Orleans 135-118 had seven men in double figures, Cemetery. on." Itullels I .'(8, Bucks I I I uses sea water to cool the crude terrupted her class routine while be completed in about a month. That “ By the end of this month, this job Thoughts John McEnroe with Gus Williams adding 19 points MANCHESTER The Town Erving hit the first two baskets of before it is piped to shore. Cooling Friends may call at White-Gibson- building a handrail in the room. Kevin Grevey scored 24 points as Building Committee reversed its will mean that the media room, now will be substantially completed and Lonnie Shelton 18. removes valuable trapped gas from Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., Referring to the annoying after decision this morning to hold back used as the interim pre-primary except for the gym,” John Dornfried, ApLENty Marked Man the crude. Rockville, tonight from 7 to 9. noon sun, Kuehl, a 17-year com $6,000 which is due the general con special education classroom, can be construction superintendent, said. mittee member, commented that tractor handling the Washington used for its intended purpose. But the subject of Room E-15 kept “ The sun in their eyes is blinding At W em bley School addition and renovation TBC Chairman Paul Phillips en cropping up. There was disagree them to the good things going on.” couraged the contractors to expedite ment between the contractors and Walking Papers Given project. Youth Panel Members However, the contractors agreed LONDON (UPI) - New York’s Because of the extended delay in the completion of the basement room the architect as to who was responsi By Len Auster that that the shades would be in John McEnroe carries the same various jobs on the project, the so that the students who need the ble for instructions on specific stalled very soon. brash assurance that Jimmy Connors Say Assembly Valuable building committee had decided ear space can have it. requirements. Accusations of had when he was a teenage tennis ly this week to withhold the money John Dornfried. construction McKenzie complained that the passing ,the buck were made by Miss Catalyst superintendent, said he is very dis The list/of Manchester graduates prodigy. MANCHESTER — Members of the first time a program like this has which is the general contractor’s blasting aimed at Custom Concept Phillips. Lawrence felt that if the Sox Announcer Martin couraged because of the complaints Can one player mean so much to a on college football rosters come next McEnroe’s rapid rise to sixth in the Manchester Youth Commission been done for the schools. share of 10 percent of the monthly 'Builders was unreasonable. “ We are contractor had hired extra laborers, com ing, from the teachers, the team? fall will be at least doubled. world rankings has made him a Speakers included representatives doing the best we can,” he said. the job could have been done. reported Wednesday night that an budget for the project. The answer is an emphatic “ Y es!” marked man and tonight he finds veteran broadcaster made too many on-air mistakes. parents and the town. The contrac The latest time schedule had this TBC members and Wilson Deakin, BOSTON (UPI) — Ned Martin, longtime assembly the Commission sponsored from Al-Anon, speaking about Al-A- After two hours of discussion, —especially concerning the Martin and Woods also objected to many on-air N tor’s supervisor, Ted McKenzie, Basketball Jottings himself in the role of the hunted in at Bennet Junior High School sometimes heated, between the TBC, week marked as the completion date assistant school superintendent, radio voice of the Boston Red Sox, has been Teen, the youth division of the Manchester High football team. stead of the hunter when he faces 34- promotions, such as “ the Home Run inning,” which they explained that the projected time for the Washington School project. commended the contractors on the There will be pressure on UConn Wednesday was valuable and well- alcoholism programs, Steven school officials and representatives ’The Silk Towners, cellar dwellers fired as the team’s play-by-play man, according felt detracted from the game. schedule had had to be revised But now, according to the contractor work done so far. Head Basketball Coach Dom Pemo year-old Dutchman Tom Okker for a received by the students. O’Donnell, director of Crossroads, of Custom Concept Builders of for four successive years in the to WITS owner Joseph Scallan. “ He and 1 have different philosophies not only in the because of delivery delay on several representatives, it looks like it will “ I think it’s going to be a super job, com e tap-off time. He has the talent quarterfinal slot in a $175,000 Grand The assembly brought together the drug counseling center; Mitchell Simsbury, contractors for the job, CCIL, were heading towards an out Martin, who started doing Red Sox games in 1961, was booth but outside it. That was the main thing. It just items, the most recent of which is be the end of January, although a showplace,” Deakin said, as he and it’ll be up to him to see that it Prix championship at Wembley speakers from several social service Hadge of Child and Family Services committee member Donald Kuhel standing 1978 season. But standout the team's principal broadcaster since 1972. He is didn't work," Martin said. lockers which are completed and McKenzie refused to promise an remind^ the contractors to keep meshes together. If the Huskies do Arena. and school agencies who explained to Inc., Dr. Norman Kugelmass of the acknowledged, “ We were all at fault. recognized around the country as one of baseball’s most ready for delivery, but that company tailback Bob Walsh was injured just But McEnroe’s confidence is Martin said he had contacted WSBK-TV in an effort to the students how they could be of Community Child Guidance Clinic But now we’ve all got to pull together exact date because of uncertain that in mind while completing the not have m ore than a “ winning is on strike. before the intermission against justifiably sky-high at present respected broadcasters. He’s done the American League land the Red Sox television play-by-play job. help when they have a problem. Inc., provate agencies; Jenny Talbot to j e t the job done. The delay is delivery dates and moisture faptors project. season” there will be lots of Simsbury and the Indians haven’t following last week’s triumph in playoffs for the last three years on CBS Radio. “ I'd prefer to stay here. But if the television job doesn’t Members of the Youth Commission of. the Youth Services Department, questions... effecting the morale of the school.” been the same. Stockholm when he crushed three Martin was fired “ because WITS and Ned are moving work out, I'll have to look elsewhere," he said. who attended the three assemblies Jean Campbell, school social worker There used to be a time when only The crux of the immediate Tribe Head Coach Jack Holik knew time Wimbledon champion Bjorn in different directions,” Scallan said Wednesday. WITS Martin’s last assignment for WITS will be this for 7th, 8th & 9th graders, said they and Chuck Viani, school counselor. problem seems to revolve around East Catholic graduates advanced to DO YOU NEED his club couldn’t afford injuries and Borg and American Tim Gullikson in started airing Red Sox games this year for the first time. weekend’s Harvard-Yale football game. In the past, he got a positive response from students The idea for the assemblies was window shades and the completion of the collegiate ranks, that still holds he’s been proven correct. ^Uback straight sets to win the Swedish Open Scallan said he would be contacting Martin’s partner, also has done games for the New England Patriots and afterward, Mike Neubelt said, “ Most developed after a survey of town a basement room. true, but Manchester High now too is A LAWYER? Dave Tyo suffered torn knee with “ the best back-to-back perfor Jim Woods, Thursday. Woods has emphasized he will not Yale and Dartmouth football. of the kids had never heard of half of A pre-primary special education producing talent. youth showed that 59 percent of them ligaments against Wethersfield, was mance of my career.” return as color man because of post-game interviews in Scallan said he has narrowed the choice for Martin’s the agencies. They liked it.” He said would not know where to go for school teacher has complained about Legal Services At Very Reasonable Fees Former Eagles who’ll be on operated on, and will be in a cast for Okker, a battle-hardened veteran the locker room. replacement to three people and will make the choice in they seemed more open than they counseling if they or a member of rosters this year include sophomore having to move her class a few times FEE SCHEDULE five weeks. His escort service for who won his first m ajor title — the Martin said he was not shocked by the move, which has 10 days. Former Red Sox infielder Rico Petrocelli is might have been a couple of years their family had a serious domestic, Gary C!arlson at Assumption College, since September while waiting for (Excludes Court Costs and Sherlfts Fees) Walsh, etc., has been, sorely missed. 1968 Italian Open — when McEnroe been rumored for months, because Scallan felt the rumored to have the inside track on the color job. ago. sophomore John Lusa at Marist V social or educational problem. the completion of her class’s per- And then we com e to Walsh. In 6V4 College, freshman Peter Thompson was just a child, will be no pushover Toni Frese, chairwoman of the A similar assembly program is manet room. Room E-15. Teachers I Divorce ;i75»» Real Estate games he became the all-time single Real Estate at Springfield College, freshman for the talented 19-year-old left Youth Commission, said it was the planned at Illing Junior High School whose classrooms face the west have I season leading rusher in school which no children • B uyer '175" John Wieezorek at Northeastern and hander. for Nov. 28. The commission will complained about lack of window history with 1,224 yards. His next support or property (Excludes title search Bill Moffett at Worcester Academy. 'The Dutch star showed he is still then evaluate the two programs and shades to shade the sun in the after point, by touchdown or conversion,' Included * document Prep.) The latter returns to school after a. one of the fastest men on court when Dartmouth Triumph consider having a similar one at Halfway There will give him the school record for he hustled his way to a 6-1, 6-3iirst- Manchester High School. Russian Expert • Uncontested '275" • S elle r '125" two-year absence. He missed his most points in a single season. Walsh round victory over West German HARTFORD (UPI) - The New commission member Odis with children or Sim ple WIN '30»» senior year (1975-76) at East with a HARTFORD (UPI) — A consor property settlemeni w m ipiw t v i i i j u also is only two touchdowns short of Karl Meiler Wednesday. Wadsworth Athaneum has surpassed Coleman, chairman of a committee stress fracture. the halfway mark in its $7.5 million tium of Hartford colleges has hired the single-season record of 17 set by McEnroe, meanwhile, played as of citizens studying various problems Indian graduates are freshman capital fund drive, and another $1 an expert on Russian language and B a n kru p tcy Jimmy Roach in 1951. well as he needed to outgun doubles Would Assure Deadlock Scott Hyde at Bates College, Bob at the high school, said he thinks the Indiv. Manchester has talent, but it misses million in pledges is expected within literature to teach on their campuses *200 Healy at Ithaca College, sophomore specialist David Lloyd 6-4, 6-2 and assembly would be a good idea there Walsh’s ball-carrying expertise. The to Win the league title — slim and the next month, officials report. next year. H usband & W ife '275 John Pisch at Clark University and strike a psychological blow for the- BOSTON (UPI) - The crazy and that all the topics would be of in Indians, and Holik, are not crying none. “ I just hope our people can Thomas R. Cox Jr. outgoing presi A spokesman for the Greater Hart freshman Jeff Kieman at the Univer U.S. before next month’s Davis Cup Ivy League football season terest to the high school students. Call (or Intormatlon or price quotations over spilled milk but it’s hard not to “ We re obviously very pleased regroup. 1 think we can; we’ve done dent of the Anthaneum’s board of ford Consortium for Higher Educa sity of Hartford. Kieman, 6-foot-7 final against Britain in Palm Springs, comes to a close this weekend regarding other types of cases. say the locals would be sitting pretty with where we are. We would rather it before. Columbia is optimistic and trustees, said Wednesday the fund tion said Alexander A. Guss is center/forward prepped last year at Calif. Glaucoma Checkups atop the standings instead of looking with Coach Joe Yukica needing be in a position to have to blame has made it a difficult game for us already has collections or pledges of credited with developing the Russian CONSULTATION FEE $15.00 Worcester Academy. “ From what The American pounded out eight NEW YORK (UPI) - One out of up at a four-way logjam. only a win or a tie at Princeton the last few years. I think they will $4 million and the drive was building. Department at Macalester College in (nwx b* ip p lM to CM! of Logoi Sorvlcoo) I’ve seen it looks like he’ll be one of aces and 23 service winners to snuff every 50 Americans past 45 has to take the crown in his first again," Anderson said. Burton G. Tremaine Jr. of Meriden Minnesota from which he re®ntly the starters,” UHartford sports out the challenge ;of David Lloyd, iew Ingland glaucoma, whether he knows it dr THE CONNECTICUT LAW CLINIC Drawn Attention Winless Boston College entertains was elected the board's new presi retired. publicist Jack Repass opined in an who will be partnering Mark Cox on year at Dartmouth. not, according to the American OF illege Football, Syracuse, 2-7, but Eagles Coach Ed dent, and said he was in total agree Guss, a Ukraine native who cam e Walsh’s stellar campaign has early Wednesdy morning visit. The Britian’s Davis Cup squad. Two of Yukica’s colleagues, Carm Association of Ophthalmology. TRANTOLO & TRANTOLO Chlebek is disregarding the ment with Cox’ exhibitions policy to the United States in 1922, will brought the 5-foot-7,180-pound senior Hawks tap off Dec. 2 in New Haven McEnroe, nominated to play in the Cozza at Yale and John Anderson at ourselvesQ if we^lose rather than lean Because of the absence of warning VERNON 648-0772 attention from the collegiate ranks. singles for the U.S. along with Brian on anyone else," Yukica said. Orangemen’s record. which managed to get the Athaneum teach at the Hartford College for HARTFORD 522-9241 against Southern Connecticut State Brown, are hoping the Tigers can symptoms, everyone over 40 should “ Princeton is very much improved “ You just have to look at the latest out of debt for the first time in Women, Hartford Graduate Center, “ You name it and they’ve been there Ciollege... Gottfried, was satisfied with his per claw out a victory. If they win their take a medical eye examination at NEWINGTON eM-3996 and will give us a good game. We are scores to know that Syracuse is a several years. St. Joseph College,'^ St. Thomas WATER8URY 753-4100 from this part of the country,” Holik Street and Smith’s Official 1978-79 formance, despite the number of games and Dartmouth loses, the least every two years, says the AAO. just going to have to ignore their very improved football team. They Seminary, Trinity College and the CROMWELL 535-1611 stated, addressing himself to a list of Basketball Yearbook lists five loose shots he played. three teams would share the title. d a il y , e v e n in g a SATURDAY OFFICE HOURS Aprofes^onal record and play good football," he have discovered a fine running back University of Hartford. about 50 colleges and universities Connecticut youngsters among the “ I think I am playing pretty well Dartmouth, 5-1 in the league, is in Joe Morris and quarterback Tim who have contacted him. top prospects in the nation. The list now and I hope I can keep it going for assured of at least a tie no matter said. Wilson gets better every week," he Thompson Won’t Talk 8xM)c4)lior portrait for 88* UConn Assistant Football and includes 6-foot-l Rod Foster of St. the Davis Cup final,” said McEnroe, what it does. The Big Green’s posi Yale, 3-1-2 in the league, can eke said. Baseball Q>ach and all-around nice Thomas Aquinas, 6-foot-6 John who burst into prominence in the 1977 tion is a tribute to Yukica, whose out a tie if they can beat Harvard in “ He runs a little like Walter guy Andy Baylock was at last Satur Pinone of South Catholic and 6-foot-4 Wimbledon championships when, at green squad was given two chances the 95th edition of The Game at Cam Choose from our selection of 8 scenic and Payton,’’ Syracuse Coach Frank On Reports He Resigned day night’s East Catholic-St. Paul Norm Bailey of Northwest Catholic. the age of 18 years and 134 days, he bridge, Mass., and Princeton wins. color backgrounds. You may select addi An Eli win would be the fourth Maloney said of his 5-foot-8, 175- game scouting. He hasn’t seen Walsh Foster is among THE most sought became the youngest-ever but admitted, the Huskies could be in straight over their arch rivals. pound freshman running back from HARTFORD - A top Thompson said-he would tional portraits offered at reasonable prices, after players and reports have him Wimbledon semifinalist. Marotta said there was no terested. “ I think he could play there Stan Smith, nominated as doubles “There is no question we are Ayer, Mass. “ He reminds a lot of Connecticut State comment on his future with no obligation. See our large Decorator ticketed for either the ACC or Big talk of resignation at the (UConn) right now,” Holik insists. partner to Bob Lutz, gave U.S. Davir playing with a great deal of con Syracuse people of Floyd Little." Employees Association of plans next week. Forhim' Ten route. 6 CSEA executive meeting For her Portrait. Satisfaction always, or your money Massachusetts can wrap up the ficial has refused to con f i m Colleges look for speedsters and. The news will not be a comfort to Cup hopes a further boost late fidence," said Cozza, whose squad Union president A1 ’Tuesday night. 8116 cheerfully refunded. Yankee Conference with a win or tie firm or deny reports he Walsh has to fall in that category. He East Catholic Head Coach Jim Wednesday by defeating John Lloyd has won two straight. “ No matter w heii' they host New Hampshire., quit his post during a was clocked in :04.5 in the 40-yard Penders, who has to face the trio six 6-3, 6-4 with an inspired serve and how much Harvard has shown in any SPORTS Rhode Island can tie UMass if they heated conference of union dash last fall, according to the Indian times. volley game. given year, they always have chiefs. About Town A Great Way to Remember coach. Smith’s second-round opponent will i SLATE something new for us.” beat Connecticut and the Minutemen “ I can’t say it’s true, and Beauty written There is only one former Tribe Here Goes be fourth-seeded Gottfried. Brown, 5-2, was the pre-season lose. I can’t say it’s not tnie,” Those You Love gridder playing on the collegiate In other second-round matches i Saturday pick to win the crown. But after last In other action, it’s Bucknell at A lot of people ask so this is my Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a theocratic school and ranks presently. That is kicker Neal Thursday, top-seeded Vitas; FOOTBALL week's 31-21 setback to Dartmouth, Boston University; Rutgers at Holy CSEA Executive Director in the stars opinion: Manchester with a healthy Jtdui Thompson said when M m ce meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Whiten Memorial McKinney at Central Connecticut Gerulaitis meets Tom Gullikson and Manchester at Windham, coach John Anderson is hoping his Cross; Maine at Northeastern; _ THESE DAYS ONLY • Bob Walsh will beat East Catholic i asked about his resignation Library auditorium. State College. There may be more seventh-seeded Harold Solomon i 10:30 a.m. troops can regain their winning Springfield at ’ Albany State, and NOVEMBER: THURt PRI SAT Thanksgiving Day for the first time Wednesday. but only he quickly comes to mind. faces Arthur Ashe in all-American i East Catholic at Bloom ways. Fordham at New Haven. The sapphires In these unusual 16 17 18 ever. ' T h o m p s o n is a clashes. field, 1130 The eduration commission of South United Methodist l4k gold rings are synthetic . . . but DAILY: 10AM • 8PM Manchester resident who Rockville at South Wind Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in the church’s educaUon the clarity o f the stars Is a genuine MANCHESTER PARKADE has served on the Town win^. Cowens Wants Better Moves second chance sor, 1:30 Evert Win Streak Alive Board of Directors and was sight to behold. MANCHESTER GIRLS SWIMMING KIRKLAND, Wash. (UPI) - Dave mayor for four years. BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) - the Celtics coach Tuesday and his Manchester/East RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (UPI) Navritilova defeated Virginia Wade, “ Help for Teens,” a discussion on available help for Laif Vlsff Sefbre Chrt»tma$ Kraayeveld, the 12th man on the field Player-Coach Dave Cowens is hoping first test will be a Friday night game Catholic at State Open — Defending champion and No. 1 6-2, 6-1, and Betty Stove downed Bet neHe saiusaid hene couldcouiu notnoi {arrat/youth j^ i /y o u m problems,”proDiems, ” willwUl be held tonight at 7-307:M in that gave Denver another chance at a at home against the Denver Nuggets. (SCSC), 7 p.m. -seed Chris Evert continued her win ty Turnbull, 2-6, 7-5, 7-5. comment on the present Jhe ^ i^ u n ity Room of First Federai Savina and Loan his Boston Celtics can show some winning field goal two weeks ago, has The team is off to a 2-12 start and is ning streak Wednesday night with a Narvitilova’s aggressiveness situaUon because of up- W. Middle Turnpike. Ail members of th^ommunity better moves on the practice floor been re-sign^ by the Seahawks, it mired in last place in the NBA's 6-2, 6-1 triuitiph over Romania's dom inated a nearly a flaw less coming elections involving are invited. KINCS than they do when they play for real. was announced Wednesday. RADIO, TV Atlantic Division: Virginia Ruzici in a $250,000 Tennis match, resulting in a total of eight CSEA. J tw e le n A Sllversmilha Since » 0 0 _ “ I’m going by what people show' Kraayeveld was released after the Tonight me in practice,” Cowens said “ I expect the players to be on time Open championship. unforced errors for her opponent. Tlie union is battling to M l MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHMTIN One sitting per 8ub|ect-$ 1 per subject tor Chicago game a week ago Sunday. llorkry - 7 :3 0 - Bruins emphasis on following. practice Wednesday at at practice, and work hard while they Evert continually played to Navritilova and Evert, both 2-0 in the . maintain its position as ^ m e will be presented on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 4 p m at I HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WE8TFARM8 MALL additional subjects, groups, or individuals In To make room for Kraayeveld, a v». Muplr Lrufs, Cli. 38, Hellenic Ckillege. “ What they show are there. If they don’t, I think they Ruzici’s weaker backhand in the vic competition, are now guaranteed a bargining agent'for the Center, 645 Birch Mwntain Iho same family. Persons under 18 must be rookie defensive tackle from Milton WPOl* An»ic»n Expmss/MwhrCtHfgp/ViM/MteJiMhCtMigp me here on the practice floor is what owe me one. I'm talking to each tory. The Romanian player was also spot in Friday’s semifinals. state’s M,000 employees, by LaBonne Travel of Manchester. The public is jn- 6ccompanled by patent or guardian. College (Wis.), the Seahawks placed Buskelliull - 8 ■ Knirks counts.” player to find out what they think hindered by her serves — putting in In the last match, Kerry Reid of divided into several u^ts. on Waivers rookie reserve tight end VH. CuvulicrH, Ch.9 > - Cowens replaced Tom Sanders as they can do best and what their role only 9-of-20 on her first effort. Australia defeated Regina Mar- Brian Peets. is.” Cowens said. In other action, Martina sikova of Czechoslavakia. 7-6, 6-0. PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16. 1978
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn:, Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978— PAGE THIRTEEN Malone Seeks Overall gi?® aggftuiz Anderson to Coach Diana Show’ i Remunding Crown Boys’ Swim Squad The search for a head boys’ swimming coach at Manchester NEW YORK — Two seasons Leaves Its Mark pro are even more outstanding when quick.” High is over. ago, Houston’s Moses Malone you consider the fact that this should While Malone continues to pace the Ron Anderson has been officially again,” Cobb stated, referring to his set a National Basketball be his rookie year. Moses went into league in rebounds, San Antonio’s By LEN AUSTER confirmed to the post, it was an unsuccessful attempt to name Mel Association record with 437 the American Basketball Association George Gervin remains ahead in the nounced Wednesday morning by Dick Siebold to the position. Siebold is Rec lleruld SpuriBwriIrr directly from Petersburg (Va.) High offensive rebounds. Last scoring race with 32.3. San Diego’s Cobb, athletic director. director who previously was ap School and he is now in his fifth pro TONY TPABEPT WON THE ‘Judd for the Defense’ was a Lloyd Free has moved into second The delay In naming Anderson, pointed but selected not to serve season he again led the NBA in season. FOREST HILLS TOURNEY television series a couple of place with 27.0 and Truck Robinson TWICE,'53ANP'55. WHICH who teaches in Vernon, is that he is a when controversy arose. offensive rebounds despite “ If he just keeps developing nor of New Orleans jumped to third with OF THE FOLLOWING WON part-time employee of the Anderson will be assisted by Steve years ago. mally, he’s going to be un missing 23 games with a 26.1. IT ONLY ONCE? Mancheste^ Rec Department. Hadge, who will act as diving coach. Manchester High has its own believable,” said Chicago Bulls’ broken bone in his foot. Chicago’s Artis Gilmore regained A, STAN SMITH “ I didn’t want to go through that version which could be dubbed General Manager Rod Thorn about Leading the league in offensive the lead in the field goal percentage R ROP. LAVER .Malone. “ He’s hard to box out ‘The Diana Show’ . rebounds is apparently not enough with .665 and New Jersey's Al C. JOHN NEWCOMRE because he’s constantly moving - n i l Leo and Ray Diana ,are com er- for Malone this season. He’s going Skinner is now first in free throw around. With his quickness any time backs on the football team’s defen after the overall title. The Rockets’ percentage with .960. Two Los iJOMSUB Halftown Visits Schools, he’s near the basket he’s got his hand sive platoon while Lois Ann was center is averaging 16.8 rebounds, Angeles playeps are first in the I f ; on the ball.” goalie and Gloria a fullback on the tops in the NBA according to remaining departments. Kareem “ His future is unlimited,” says Los Plans Clinic Tomorrow girls’ field hockey squad which made statistics released today. Abdul-Jabbar in blocked shots (4.00) Angeles Coach Jerry West. “ He’s a Bowlers at the Brunswick Parkade the state tournament for the first Malone’s accomplishments as a and Norm Nixon in steals (3.29). The Chief conducted an instruc magnificent rebounder and he’s so Tri-Captains Named time ever. The former trio are Lanes are in for a treat Friday after tional clinic earlier today for ad noon when Chief Half town appears to seniors, Ray and Leo twins, while KINGSTON, R.I. (UPI) - vanced women bowlers at the lane give a 16pin bowling exhibition for ^4 Gloria is a junior. Forward Slyvester “ Sly” Williams, Considered one of the nation’s top youngsters. The Diana brothers from a tour ("r Sw iS" Bowling center Irv Chatman and guard John instructors. Chief Halftown has been around most of the CCIL have to be Nelson have been named tri-captains Arrangements for the Chief’s visit teaching thousands of 16pin bowlers considered two of the best corner- WedncBday Evening of the New England ECAC defending to Manchester were made by Bernie from coast to coast for years. He is ANTIQUES- Karen backs in the league. “ They have to be Burgess 146146407, Bob champion University of Rhode Island Giovino, parkade Lanes manager, credited with starting a number of »rMiiHut»airm Johnson 132, Bev Anderson 137-146392, Gene Comire right up there,” cited Manchester l l i k i ILN IN Claughsey 137-372, Bob basketball team. and Art Shorts, district Brunswick young bowlers on their way to lliNlitaiM tm 127-136364, Alice Richards 354, Bill Malan 147-380, Head Coach Jack Holik. Frost 146352, Bob Felber Williams, a junior from New promotional manager. greater heights in the big ball field. 4Ub|i 132-346, Phyllis Huestis John Booth 137-354, Ron “ You know when people (running 137-365, Ken Avery 354, Haven, Conn., is an All-American Today, the full-blooded Senaca In He has been a professional enter raMis-1 NlN Sponheimer 357, Wayne backs) come around the corner they 136345, Joan Colby 137-343. John Bremser 360, Dave candidate and has scored 1,084 in two dian appeared in assem blies at TiMi S-M m .ll Jensen 144-135-396, Bill tainer for 30 years, starting in show will get stuck,” Holik stated, “ It «g*iwui«Bm ni Ruff 385, John Kensel 156 years at URL Chatman, of New Nathan Hale School and Robertson business at the age of 17 in his I h t a M m IIJI LH COMMERCIAL- Ralph MacMulIen 136368, Tom seems like earlier in the year op 393, Pete Grish 362, Art York, and Nelson, of West Hartford, School and Friday morning will hometown of Buffalo, N.Y. Jj} Leighton Harris 135, Al Bujaucius Dave Boraks Jody Wealherwax ponents were going away from Ray 168-414, George Thompson 367, Rick Nicola Conn., are seniors. speak at St.James School. Craig MrColl MMI4UI 135. towards Leo. M ail 2-7 nut “ But Leo rose to the occasion. TriMi 2-74 BUI Some of his hits have been un lai Mi Mus n o Mil believable,” Holik voiced, shaking IM II biT iwM Race Just Week Away, his head recalling some of the more M22.M memorable collisions. “Both are PirtMtiUaN 7dM t-M UUI ®lorlllord,U.S.A.,l978 doing good, solid jobs.” nan CM w s n a 7M7S Opponents in Holik's first two 2 5* lUI IN I CtMi CM seasons when they needed yardage llkni Entry List over 2,600 went to the air. No more —not with MMI24 2UI M kU24IIUI the Dianas and safeties Mark 7iMi 244 niN By EARL YOST Mumley and Ray Tilden patrolling Rm M i NMB n o M R entries and should be wen up on the prize list are Jody 7M (»a M a 3U( 2LN Sports Editor Weatherwax of Virginia Military Institute and Dave the secondary. Lm has been the most 2 lit a lM IN S hai M m Just one week from today the 42nd Five Mile prolific defender with six intercep Good taste. Boraks of Cornell University. The pair placed 22nd and tions in the first seven games. M M 17 TIN 23rd last year, one second apart. Weatherwax is a former MKb 7-2 221N Road Race, Manchester’s biggest annual sports "The key has been they’ve played Ttfuii 7-2-S 2JIUI Mancheseter resident who moved to Hartford and flashed promotion, will take place starting at 10:30 with pretty much as a unit,” Holik son CM NMIS TO TMIS I 11 I ft lllll with Hartford High’s cross country squads before IIM^ RN TIN rvL*.. k. M jitnm an estimated record field of 2,500 expected at explains. The quartet started the 3liWil Ul I entering VMI. ICnMNni learning process last year and have the starting line. The man to beat is defending champion Amby Burfoot MMUNN 5 $ - M kNI-IIUI Will Hadden, general chairman for the sponsoring and from all indications there will be as many as a dozen com e through in flying colors this Tribiii tU m.N campaign. m IWnslonl TOncMaBBTONcrn Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, reports entries standout college and club runners capable of turning the nw«a-c*MMcftM i were still coming in, all postmarked before last Sunday, trick. ‘The thing with Ray and Leo is IM a ItN UN ! )oro li M IN : lOOk and the list now numbers over 2,600. they’re leaders. They are nasty and 5 M* Harllioro No dark horse has ever won the Five Miler but one This year's starting and finishing lines has been moved like to hit,” Holik stated a couple of MMMUN weeks back. hrficti U 117N fellow who will rate a close look is Craig McColl, former - but the race route will be the same, which is slightly un Diana Clan - Top, (1. to r .) Leo and Ray, bottom, Lois Ann and TriMi U41I7N University of Connecticut cross country captain, Aggressiveness is also in Lois Gloria. (Herald Photo by Auster) Bail CM NHm TO Nini der five miles. For years the race started on Main Street, 4l«MiMiiM lUI Ul 1 and now with the Flying Feet of Central Massachusetts. opposite School Street, but this year start will be on Main Ann’s make-up, and partially the 2 Mi i m UN : MG.1« TAR !?. 19 17 16 MG . TAR 16 17 2 fetM Ink 1 MG . TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR 16 16 17 17 reason why she didn’t play in the MG. TAR MG . TAR MG. TAR The 30-year-old McColl will come into the local race Street, opposite St.James' Church. ilM iM N N I.IMG.MC. U MG. N C . U MG . rue. 1.1 MG . NIC. MG . TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR keeper, ” Faignant stated, “ She got slots and as Faignant states, “ I 0.9 MG. NIC. 1.2 MG. NIC. 1 .0 M G .N C . 1.3 MG. NIC. with a perfect record this season, six victories in as many Prize list will be the same with merchandise awards tournament. She took over in goal in M kN l-l UUI 1.1 MG. NIC. 1.0 MG. NIC. 1.2MG.NC. t O MG. NIC. hurt diving to make a save, an IriMi 44-2 M il for the top 25 finishers, plus special awards for the Hrst the middle of her sophomore year for wouldn’t want to be on the opposite road races. McColl, in making a comeback last year, aggressive save to stop a goal.” She Mil MI NMB TO rani Coach Mary Faignant and was a side of the stick on the field with her. placed 14th in Manchester. He hails from West Boylston, three scholastic runners, the first three females and the suffered a broken right hand in the ikktmpt IN 4N 1 Mass. first three in the master's (50 and over) class. standout. She authored four shutouts She has a good, strong drive.” ICnlMilii IN 1 next-to-last regular season game, IMIMn < between the pipes for the Silk It seems only fitting the offspring Two other up and coming runners who have forwarded Race headquarters wil^ be at the East Side Rec. “ putting a crimp in the Indians’ tour M M $-14 HLN Towners as they gained post-season of Vincent and Gloria Diana are iBdi CM M u i T O rani nament hopes. play. defenders. J M I 2IN lUI 7 Hole-in-One “ Lois Ann is a very aggressive goal You see he is an attorney. ! Gloria occupied one of the fullback M M 44 TIN Rham in Soccer Finals Ray Peraerhio r«Mi44UUI TriMi 444 747L7I became the fifth golfer BfntncMNNUiTOrMn ■ at the Ellington Ridge Bowling IIN M IN IN I Back in the finals is Rham High as at a time and site to be announced. IMirCm UN 7 the top-ranked Sachems overcame this season to score a Whalers-Stingers SMffcMte J Scott Cahill tallied two goals four M M 14 ON Milford High, 2-1, yesterday at minutes apart to pace the Sachems hole-in-one when he MOIINTAIN DEW - r«Mi411I2N Cromwell High in a State Soccer Mabel Cavagnaro 190-471, TriMi 1-14 BUI into their fifth state final. ared the 185-yard num CM NMB TO Nm Tournament Class M Division Rham outshot Milford, 40-14. Tom seventh hole yesterday. Battle to Deadlock Shelia Prict 191-481, I k ^ M M UN ILN It semifinal. Valarie Allemen 193, Bar I t a R m UN t G ood taste, less tar. Gardiner, Doug Moore, Ken McGee ICniUilaTii IN Rham, which was co-champ a year Witnesses were Al bara Brody 197-497, Terry and Mike Dreyer were also standouts CIN CIN^'TI (UPI) — The Cincinnati Stingers and New M MMTIN ago with Valley Regional, will face Kemp, Gus Peters and Cardile 191-461, Bertha IM diHUIN for the winners. E^land Whalere battl^ to a 44 tie in an overtime game TriMi 144 LMiN fourth-ranked Suffield High Saturday Boh Zaiman. Toutain 175-455, Lee Bean niBHMUD Wednesday night that left the two teams tied for second place in 180-502, Bee Moquin 192- M U 22UB the World Hockey Association standings. 460, Mary Watkins 452, Pat The tie left Cincinnati and New Jackson 484, Lois Brown Donston Elected A s low in tar as you can go 460. _____ England with 20 points apiece, one the Whalers early in the final period. Rangers^ Laser Line point behind Quebec. NEW BRITAIN (U P D - Bill Gilligan’s first goal of the year EEC - Bill Pagani Jr. and still get good tasta The Whalers jumped on top, 2-0, in Laurie Donston, a Water- closed the gap to 62 and Debol made 142-142-401, Bill Pagani Sr. first period on Mark Howe’s 13th goal town junior, has been it 3-3 halfway through the final 141-136-383, Tom Brennan of the season and Mike Rogers’ elected captain of Central period. Whaler defenseman Ron 150-378, Randy Copeland seventh. Dave Debol, who had two Connecticut State College’s Enjoys Scoring Spree Plumb, a former Stinger, put the 146378, Lou Massolini 137- goals for Cincinnati, put the Stingers 197679 swimming team. Whalers ahead with his initial 372, Bob Smith 137-360, Bill on the board in the second period, but Donston, a business NEW YORK (UPI) - Tony long.” marker, but Darryl Maggs tied it on Zwick 360, Bemie Goodin falo took a two-goal lead in the se Marty Howe made it 3-1 in favor of education major, competes a Cincinnati power play at 18:32. 358, Tom Martin 136357, Esposito was not to blame. “ Please don’t expect this from us cond when Andre Savard beat goalie in butterfly competition for every night,” pleaded Hedberg, who Bill Yetz 159, Stan Jakiel the Blue Devils. Not even the Yankee infield Mike Palmateer. Danny Gare 141. could have stopped the then glanced across the room, saw deflected in his fourth goal of the the crowd around Hickey, and joked, Pitcher Slaton Erred ELKS- Jim Pagano 143- relentless series of shots year before Jerry Butler tallied for ‘"^ a t’s why I’m not scoring goals in 354, Ernie Pepin 137-136 r-*^***,*ii!*li)!***** ' offered by the Laser Line of Toronto on a shot off a faceoff. 374, Tom O’Connor 156393, 189-470, Ruth Wood- this league. Too many reporters.” Capitals 3, North Stars 2 In Making Statement Ulf Nilsson, Anders Hedberg Hedberg got serious long enough to Hai Waldron 136136378, “Jiry Hence E n trjM j First-period goals by Greg Carroll, Stan Seymour 139-378, Ham Searles 454, and Pat Hickey. explain what pleased him the most Tom Rowe and Bob Sirols carried BOSTON (UPI) — The lawyer for free agent pitcher Bruce Fish 136386, Ralph Bfuce Hence 211-549, Rich Tliursday Evening about the outlwrst. “ I felt sorry for Tony,” said John Washington; The victory, the Jim Slaton said Wednesday the Tiger hurler erred in Doyer 167-406, Dave Woodbury 235-557, John “ Tonight they went in,” he said. “ I Davidson, the winning goalie in Capitals’ second in a row, lifted the telling Detroit they had the right to match his best offer Richards 357, John Rieder ^®21, Bill Zwick liked Pat’s third goal the best Wednesday night’s 8-1 victory by the club out of the Norris Division cellar. Ed Kleven said Slaton mistakenly told the Tigers at the 156369, Al Atkins 151-387, Kershaw 211- because we worked a play in front of New York Rangers over the Chicago Rowe scored two goals, including the end of the year they could have the right of first refusal Tony Salvatore 360, Bill Cappa 202-547, MG . TAR the net and we eot the rebounds and Black Hawks. winner, in Washington’s 6 7 victory once he had been given an offer by another team. A dam y 142-353, D a v e 213-230-602, 0 .9 M G .N C . The Laser Line — powerful, swift, over Atlanta Tuesday. Kleven said he had been contacted by Players Associa Barrera 159-380. Joe f*'™ Johnson 507, Steve JIJ and elusive — combined for six goals, Canadiens 6, Rockies 1 tion counsel Marvin Miller, and told that such a promise Pagano 156137-421. Kershaw 517., including Hickey’s second career hat Steve Shutt, Guy Lafleur, Pierre violates the collective bargaining agreement between MCMNMB trick, and 13 points. It was the first ip Mondou, Pat Hughes, Yvon Lambert players and management and is illegal. I. LMriMdii 1 LMMbMMi what could be a series of awesome that’s an example of a play that and Mark Napier scored for Mon “ It has slowed down people approaching us,” Kleven LCrMSiiiM llMIriaM LirSplliMu displays. wouldn’t have worked in the treal after an early Colorado goal by IMMIM said. “ Some teams have said why should we jack up the tfcriki L Mu rhm I "They can free-wheel,” admitted Minnesota or Islander game.” Randy Pierce. The Canadiens have 4. CnsM M l M G .IA R price when we know they (the Tigers) have the right of tUCnlNi i ba lufii Chicago center Ivan Boldirev. “If Nilsson explained that patience has first refusal.” 7. 7 * Mu 0.7 MG. NIC. won six straight games after their 5- Engine Tune-Up 1 hNlilnrl tCuvCra been a part of the line’s work. 4-2 start. 7. Mai Mn you let them skate, well, you saw Slaton, 28, was 17-1 for the Tigers last year. Fourteen SMIiMi t M a M what happened out there.” “ It’s been an adjustment,” he said. WHA dubs picked the right hander, in the recent
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Nov. 16. 1978 - PAGE FIFTB'ir.hi Young Violinist Featured Peopletalk Gardening MANCHESTER — Seventeen-year-old the Eastern Connecticut Symphony. In violinist Nicolas Danielson will be the 1976 he won a first prize award in the featured artist in the opening concert of Rome Festival Orchestra Concerto Cronkite Won’t Sell the Manchester Civic Orchestra and Competition. In the same year, he won the tion, adopted a red vest in the days of stu Chorale's 1978-79 concert series Sunday at Philadelphia Orchestra annual competi Walter Cronkite isn’t about to be auc Results Show in Late Blooms 4 p.m. at the Vernon Center Middle School dent turmoil -• so protesters would know tion. He also twice received the Lado tioned off as anybody’s dinner guest — not By FRA^K ATWOOD reached to six feet. She saves seed in Vernon. award in support of his studies at the even by people who call him “the ultimate who he was— and it stuck as a trademark. Both Mr. and Mrs. Rapalli were after the leaves had been killed by Mr. and Mrs. Carlo’Rapalli share from the zinnias and has been raising The program will include Tchaikovsky’s Meadowmount School of Music. gift” Subsequently, he campaigned in an old bom in Italy and came to this country frost. I thought the green tomatoes school bus with a “Rag Tag Band” that the work and the responsibility for the same variety for 15 years. "Violin Concerto■' and Bartok’s "Concert As a member of the New York String The CBS anchorman has gone to court in after attending Italian schools. Their had not been damaged and that played at shopping center rallies. the gardens around their home on for Orchestra." Orchestra, he participated in the 1976 and Houston against Sakowitz, Inc., which Goldfish son, Severn, whose American- turned out to be correct. They have Danielson began studying violin with Critic’s Corner Hyde Street and both enjoy the In the back yard is a circular con nickname is “Dick,” designs in ripened steadily in the basement, 1977 Christmas String Seminar, including advertised in its Christmas catalog that results. Kenneth Sarch at the West Hartford crete pool with a fountain in the teriors for fine homes and has two spread out on a picnic table. performances at Carnegie Hall and the people "like” Cronkite, and several other No one is a harshey film critic than the Mr, Rapalli takes care of the lawn, School of Music when he was six years old. Kennedy Center in Washington. person being portrayed, and Sally Stan center, now shut off for winter. It is homes himself, an apartment on We have had ripe tomatoes for celebrities, could be purchased as dinner the trees and the vegetables. Mrs. He gave his first important public recitals guests for the modest sum of 394,125. operated by an electric pump that Fifth Avenue, New York, and a house salad every day and should have Tjckets for Sunday’s concert are ford — Sausalito, Calif., bordello madam Rapalli grows the flowers, and her in Argentina two years later. At 11, he was Sakowitz says it was just a joke, but recirculates the water. 'When the with 14 acres of land in Killingworth. available at Belter’s Music Shop, 1013 turned politician — is no exception. late-blooming roses have been enough to last through Thanksgiving. a soloist with the Boston Pops. Cronkite isn’t laughing. He wants un fountain was started by filling the Mrs. Rapalli says her son showed It is a great bonus at the end of a gar Main St., Manchester; DuBaldo’s Music NBC-TV has filmed the story of her life, bringing the neighbors over in ad As a soloist, Danielson has also per specified damages and an end to distribu pool with the garden hose goldfish his talent for drawing as a small boy dening season. Center, 186 W. Middle Turnpke, “Lady of the House,” with Dy^an Cannon miration. formed with the Mendoza Symphony and tion of the catalog. in the title role. After viewing a sneak died in the pool. and she thinks this ability came from Many people wrap green tomatoes Manchester; Belijiont Record Shop in the Growing in a narrow bed close to the Cordoba Symphony in Argentina, the Other "ultimate gift” guests included preview. Miss Stanford pronounced it a “Too much chlorine,” said Mrs. his father. The senior Rapalli u s^ to in pieces of newspaper to ripen and K-Mart Plaza, Vernon; Sebastian’s Music the house where they have the Lake Placid Sinfonietta, the Melrose Center, Route 83, Vernon. Neil Armstrong, Uri Geller, Gloria bomb. Rapalli. Now rainfall has diluted the make molded designs in ice cream I’m not knocking the practice. It warmest sunshine, the roses Jiave Symphony and the Northeastern Universi For further information, contact Jackie '.i'J Steinem, George Allen, Dr. Albert Sabin, Says she of Miss Cannon, “She just chemical iA the tap water and there cakes for the Petersen dairy. Nobody seems that in our basement, which ty Symphony in the Boston area, the glossy green leaves and lovely are several large goldfish and many knows how to make these fancy con stays about 65 degrees, the paper Frasher at 78 Crestridge Drive, Vernon, Arthur Ashe, ’Tom Wolfe, F. Lee Bailey, didn’t have it in her to play me.” But with flowers at mid-November. They have Philadelphia Orchestra and the Eastern telephone 872-7823. and Bruce Jenner. little ones in the pool. Several water fections now, his wife says. wrapping isn’t needhd. Tomatoes as heart-of-gold compassion, she adds, “I buds, too, but some of these may be Connecticut Symphony. ’This concert is supported by Vernon Honing Dp Henry have to admit. I’m a hard act to follow.” lily pads float on the surface. Late Tomatoes small as golf ball size have turned At 12. he won the Young Artist Award of caught by winter weather before they Birds are attracted by the red. Friends of Music. Henry Kissinger is being touted as a Climpses can develop into blooms. I picked all but the tiniest of the splashing water when the fountain is green tomatoes in our garden the day The variety was Jet Star. candidate for the U.S. Senate, so natural - Robert Blake, who started his career in Mr. Rapalli sent me home with running. Ivy grows around the edge ly, he needs the advice of someone who’s the old “Our Gang” series, received several heads of beautiful crisp es- of the pool and in spring there will be TV Tonight already been tested in the political arena. UCLA’s first annual “Centennial” award, carole, for salads or for cooked lily-of-the-valley. “Jam packed,” He got it Wedpesday at Stevens Point, presented Wednesday by Merv Griffin, greens, and some freshly-dug carrots Mrs. Rapalli says. About Town 6:00 9:00 Wis,, from Gov.-elect Lee S. Dreyfus who honoring him for making 100 motion pic that were remarkably sweet and A small summer house, screened 11:30 tender. (T) Hawaii FIva-O d )M *A *8 *H told him, “First, you’ll need a vest. After tures ... Amy Carter will stage a White to keep out mosquitos, stands in the The “I Am Responsible” group of by calling 646-2355. iBiidyBuncn S aP aarl (3) H o gw 's Heroes you pick but a color. I’ll talk to you about a Retired now as an ice cream ) Joker's W M a iB S Q u In c y House birthday party for Mickey Mouse center of the yard and the Rapallis Alcoholics Anonymous will meet (t) a Starsin &_ .Hutch bus and a band.” maker for A. C. Peterson Farms, Mr. 1 B a n 's Big Top a Global Paper ( Voice Of Faith Friday when the famed Todent turns 50 have meals there in nice summer tonight at 8:30 at Faith Lutheran All residents of Mayfair Gardnes I TV Community CoSagt fflSoundstags Dreyfus, chancellor at the University of a a a Tonight and handicapped children from District of Rspalli has time to give his grounds weather. There is a well-made Church, Silver Lane, East Hartford. are invited to play setback Friday at IMyThrssSons lOJM a Ironside Wisconsin-Stevens Point before his elec Columbia public schools will be the and garden meticulous care. The I Bonsnza 62) CapUoned A BC News fireplace for outdoor cooking. AA contact is available 24 hours daily 7:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall. )Zoom (R) CD Bamaby Jonas Nicolas Danielson guests. carrots came from a long row, with Q lSSN aw a 12:00 6:30 01 L M m Faith (S Adam-12 luxuriant green tops, being dug as lIL o v sL u c y a a w David Cassidy ( £ Movie "QuantriU's Raiders" they are wanted. 1 D s t in g Q s m s 10:15 (1958) Steve Cochran, Leo TTie escarole is sheltered by win t JsksiWiQospsITIms c Gordon. 3d O a NBC News (S Madison Squsra Garden dow sash, leaned together in an in Over Easy ^ t llg h t 12:05 a Bruins Wrap-Up verted “V.” The wide heads of 8Adsm-12 (3) C B S Late Movie "Columbo: crinkled green leaves, shading to a 6 ) ThsQroising Yssrs 10:30. • A Matter Of Honor" (1976) Peter M w /h a o K , Bobby Vinton Falk, Ricardo Montalban. creamy yellow in the center, should 6:55 S Ths Hwpalchord Makar 12:30 last well into the winter with this S N s w s a Honsymioonars 6 ( B Movie “Lady Ice" (1973) protection. 7.-00 62) Ripping Yams Donald Sutherland, Jennifer A rose bloswms in November for Mrs. Carlo Rapalli of Hyde ICBSNsws 11:00 O'Neill. .Street. Growing close to the white clapboards on the sunny Still colorful in November and Mrs. ) Ths Brady Bunch GDCBSaaNews Rapalli’s pink and yellow iS A B C N s w s 12:37 side of the house, the plant has had summer-like temperatures 3 ) Ths Gong Show (B a S.W.AT. chrysanthemums at the front of the J Bowflng For Oollsrs Untouchablas into late fall. (Herald photo by Pinto) IFssUvJofFaiai S Dick Vsn Dyke 1:00 house. Earlier she had dahlias that I Jpumsy To Advsnturs a Hogsn's Heroes a a a Tomorrow grew eight feet tall and zinnias that 62) D i(Cavstt ^ NOW... gift sail lenckCavsIt > Nwdywsd Qsms iThsOddCoupIs 7:20 Theater Schadula Student, Teacher Rights SDalyNumbsrs No neeil to transfer from 7:30 IPMMagazins UA Theater 1 — “Midnight Play,” 7:20-9:30 ) Carol BumsN And Frisnds Express,” 7:15-9:30 Vernon Cine 2 — “Heaven )FamlyFdud UA Theater 2 — “Animal Subject for Discussion ) Nswiinssd Q sm s Can Wait,” 7:109:10 I Po^ Goss Ths Country House,” 7:00-9:15 Savings to Checking... 1 Holywood Squarss UA Theater 3 - “ The Wild By CHARLIE MAYNARD teachers,” Waxenberg said. “A lot of > C MscMs I / Lshrsr Report Geese,” 7:009:30 matter for a second time and will for Herald Reporter teachers are reluctant to become in iThs Gong Show Vernon Cine 1 — “Foul mally vote on the guidelines when INHLHo^ pEAST HARTFORD — A discussion volved with criminal activity they appear on the next regular ses ITIcTae Dough because they don’t want to violate 6.-00 of students and teacher rights will be sion agenda. Board procedure OVER 0 MILUON initiated soon, Mark Waxenberg, the student’s rights.” requires review of policy revisions at (X The Waltons Waxenberg said the students’ (SCroas-WIts PRESCRin’IONS president of the East Hartford two separate meetings before formal S M o r k And Mindy Education Association, said rights are clearly defined, but there approval is made. NBA Basketball S a fefjr CompouMtd hasn’t been written guidelines for the t O S U M k ia Tuesday. Considerable discussion at the two ffiN ova MTHIIRNUG SYLVESTER Waxenberg said Investigator Herb teachers. meetings has centered on police in 8'30 STALLONE Weeks, a member of the police “At the beginning of the school terviews on school property. The SMarvQrlffln department’s narcotics division, has year,” he said, “The student guidelines presented Monday say N (B a What's Happsningll expressed interest in going to the receives a handbook defining his that police should call school of PARADISE different schools in town and review rights. There should be one for ficials, receive parental permission STEREO FOR SERIOUS MUSIC LOVERS teacher .rights in police-school teachers. I think some students are if the student is under 18 years of age ALLEYS more knowledgeable about their OOLMEHAWN matters." and appear in plain clothes when on STA-235B by Realistic® ______rights than teachers are of theirs. ” 2 JO ON The proposal comes as the Board school property during the interview. 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Mrs. Ruggles and hi/lo phono sensitivity. 31-2065 429“ what-are ■'the legal rights of the regular meeting, the board tabled the suggested that any interview for a Panavision* crime committed off school property should be conducted off the school AN/FN 8-TRACK RECORD/PLAY STEREO MCC Club Takes Pie Orders grounds. Clarinette®-92 by Realistic MANCHESTER - The Future But two other members, Joseph The pies can be picked up at MCC THE BOYS ji lnnkeepers_ of America Club at Visgilio and Emery Daly, have said Student Center W^nesday between V I FROM BRAZIL || that would impede police actions. Mairchester Cdmmu'nity College is 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. D li lhe\ survnt'. .will we? “I don't believe that the school is a taking orders for its annual Deliveries of pies will be made to Thanksgiving Scholarship Pie Sale. sanctuary any more than a home is 95 senior citizens and shut-ins and to when a crime has been committed," Orders for the apple, pumpkin or anyone who orders 10 or more pies. Reg. mince' pies being baked by the Daly said at Monday's meeting. '20 Proceeds will support scholarships students must be submitted by Waxenberg also said the school and FIA projects in nursing homes 189“ Friday at 5 p.m. Orders should be should,not be a sanctuary and said and at the Regional Occupational the police should come on school Record family favorites for home, car made by calling 646-4900, ext. 219, Training Center. COMINQ SOON ■■■ property when necessary. and SAVE! Auto-Level recording volume, between 9 a.ra. and 5 p.m. 3-speed changer, tone/balance control, auto-shutoff. IS'/i" high wood enclos Robert H. Starkel ures with 16” speakers. Includes dust cover. 13-1201 PROOUCT SHOW Representative for: OVEH BO EXHIEITOM VISA CHARGE IT WHEN: Sat S Sun., Nov. 18>19 (MOST STORES) WHERE: Manchostor High School OyimnaliHii Wm. H. Rybeck & Co. WEEK-END SPECIAL ROTARY DIAL FONE GIFTS! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN Homot For Salt 23 Homot For Sato •••••••ftwowwoowwwwwooaggg •••••••••••••••••••••••••« PZC Nixes Zoning Rule Help Wantod 13 Holp Wonlod Schoolo-Clooooo IB 13 Holp Wonted 13 Homoo lor Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 23 EXPERIENCED Mechanic GENERAL OFFICE CLERK- SERVICE STATION FOR THE BEST - Manchester YOtTRE TMNKING ABOUT needed for fast growing shop, For small office. Diversified Attendant- Days. Apply in per Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ^SniiDR cars and medium trucks. In For Racquetball Liquor and interesting position. son: Gil’s Mobil, Route 6, pupils per teacher. FREE in surance benefits. Call 875-8773 Knowledge of bookkeeping, Bolton. troductory lesson with this ad. Herald BUYNtGORSaLMGAIitNIf..-. or 875-8607. filing, typing and shorthand Mnr Call 646-6306, or 646-3549, liy CIIAKLa: MAYiNAKI) said, the town has regulations regar facility like the racquetball club. helpful. Please contact: Fran EXPERIENCED Hruto CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MACHINISTS- Experienced EVERYTHING WE m l llc riilil l{<'|M irli'r ding clubs and lodges and the Attorney Milton ^rokln of Hart TMNK ABOUT Banning for appointmnt 643- MACHINIST- good working operators and set-up men. 2738. a conditions, guarantee wages Homot For Solo 23 TOUCH TURNS TO ^ * EAST HARTFORD - The Plan proposed racquetball club would be ford, representing Sola's petition, Hardage Checkers, Milling for right man. Atlas Tool, 646- \ W \ I ^ ning and Zoning Commission covered under this section. said he thought he "made it clear at Machines, Turret Lathes. AH COUNTER GAL - Ideal for high 3862. 2-BEDROOM MOBILE "If the netitioner desires to serve the last meeting that the facility is JOY WILEY benefits. 50 hours week. Apply school graduate. Must like HOME. Patio, driveway. Wednesday denied a developer's PH N[ DUBALDO/ in person only. 9-12 am, 1- pm SOLD liquor on the facility to a member,” 0 643-2711 public and figures,. Will train. Excellent location. $4,000. amendment to the town's zoning open to the public” and does not have ATF EXPERIENCED BARBER FORA^SISTANCE 119 PLACING^^YOU^AD daily, C&W Manufacturing, 74 5'A day week. 646-6606. full or part time. Apply Call after 6 pm. 875-7557. regulations, but told the man to try Bartlett said, "then the cafe require restrictive membership. a Chocolate Chip Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. // ment would not be appropriate. I'm Sorokin said he could not respond Russell’s Barber Shop, IK Daniel F. Raaiaj ln\:. Raaltora another route in obtaining a liquor Cookie B 4 G 4 I 5 0 5 LESPERANCE Telephone 633-4631. WOMAN FOR Housecleaning- Spruce Street, good opportuni- EIGHT ROOMS Center hall license for his proposed racquetball not against the racquetball club, but I to the regulation defining a club INDEX while on 1 or 2 days per week. Own ty. ______Colonial. Two fireplaces, 2 1/2 175 Main St. 6 4 6 - 4 5 2 5 Manchaataf, club. think they should apply when the because he had not examined it. ASSEMBLERS & Solders for transportation required. Call baths,wall to wall carpeting. N O T IC C t ADVERTISING ADVERTISING a diet. electrical wires, full or part after 6 p.m., 643-4034. City utilities available, over Frank A. Sola of Dover, Mass., who facility is built and when they have Outside the chambers, Sorokin said ACCOUNTS RECEIVEABLE 1 — Lo«t and Found Holp Wonlod 13 Help Wanted 13 time. Apply Lance, 1 9 Forest posting clerk. NCR 400 acre lot. Immediate occupan plans to construct a 14 court facility the club license.” the commission's action was “a dis 2 — Parionalt DEADLINE / RATES Street, Manchester. 646-7458. Heal Estate Wanted 28 3 — Announcamanti PART TIME Merchandiser experience helpful but will cy, Only $69,900. Pasek H ouaehold Goods 40 Bartlett and otb'' members said appointment” and said it would be up 12.00[noon tho day bafora Iday ...... 12a word par day on Roberts Street, had sought the • — E n ta rltin m a n i He/p Wanted 13 MAINTENANCE WORKER / wanted for local area to fill train. Good typist. 8-4:30 pm. Realtors, MLS, 289-7475. pubikation. S d a y a ...... Ilawordparday PART TIME Dishwashers- ALL CASH For your property, amendment change to include a cafe that since the facility would have to Sola to determine the next course 5 — Auctioni Full Time- Some truck shelves in Supermarket. Must Company paid fringe benefits. COMPLETE BED with box Daadiilne for Saturday and S d a y a ...... Ida word par day WANTED - MANAGER restrictive membership, it would of action. driving. Must be willing Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad have car. Available AM hours Call Saturday for appointment BOLTON- 9 room coustom within 24 hours. Avoid Red spring and mattress. Like serving wine and beer. Current FINANCIAL Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 26 daya . . S t d a y t ...... TRAINEE - Some experience PART TIME DRIVER- Must Street, Manchester. Colonial Cape, 2300 sq. ft., 2 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes probably be considered a club. 8 — Bonds-StocKs-MoMgagas worker. Call 643-2171, preferable. Apply to Mr. 9 am-12 pm. or daily starting new. 644-0682 after 5:30 pm. zoning regulations allow a cafe only' The 1.8 parcel of land is located on 15 words $2,00 minimum preferred. Apply in person: have own car. Be on call to 1/2 baths, 2 car ga age, view. Corpoation, 646-0131. 9 — Personal Loans WORK AT HOME on the b ’aLessio, 251 Locust Street, Monday the 20th, 643-2133. in a bowling alley. However, they were unsure what the the northwest corner of Roberts and I 10 — Insurance H app y A d a ...... $2.50 Inch Shakee’s Pizza Parlor, Ver make deliveries to greater Hartford. $89,000. Lessenger Sells. 646- PLEASE READ Hartford area. ADVANCED MECHANIC - Small (medium phone servicing our Articles lor Sale definition of a club is under zoning Hillside streets. EMPLOYMENT non Circle, Vernon. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- 8713. SELLING your house? Call us 41 The commission voted, 4 to 3. to AUTOMATION, 646-6900. duty gas engine) truck shop customers in your spare time. lirst and we ll make you a regulations and agreed to ask the In other matters, the commission 13 — Help W arned COOK- Full time. Experience required. For ap- deny the amendment but said the I 14 Business O pportunities /YOUR A R _ wants to add man who is 249-7773. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, -GJsuKled adt ua takan ovar REAL ESTATE SALES- Experienced in institutional [lointment call 633-9474. Conn COLUMBIA- new large Ranch ALUMINUM sheets used as petitioner should seek the liquor corporation counsel for a legal opi approved the resubdivision of four I 15 ~ Situation Wanted Licensed Sales Person, or CARPENTERS WANTED. proud of his work and wants to Realtor. 643-1577. printing plates, .007 thick nion. tHe phone, as lAcdnvtnlance. be paid for it. Quality and ef MY COMPANY WILL cooking preferred. Apply in Mardface & Metallizing now ready. 1 1/2 baths, stone license by building the club and then lots on about 6.68 acres of land north EDUCATION taking Real Estate course. Experienced in framing. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Tha Herald la reaponslbla for ficiency a must. Call 643-2414 Employ 2 people who can person to East Hartford Con Corps., Glastonbury. floor to ceiling fireplace, applying to the state Liquor Control Town Planner John Shemo said he of Roberts Street. The approval 10 — Private Instructions only o ns incorrad Insertion and Dynamic career ^portunity Manchester Area jobs. Cml valescent Home, 745 Main ****■••••••••••••••••••••• wooded 1 1/3 acre lot. Low IMMEDIATE Cash for your $1. Phone 643-2711. May be 19 — Schoois-Ciasses men only 'to-tHs am on ilia after 5:30 pm. 228-9500. for an appointment. start work immediately. $200 picked up A.M. only. thought the "club” considered under allows two companies. Storage I 20 — Instructions Wanted for Mancheser, Eiast Hart Street, East Hartford. 50's. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. property. Let us explain our Commission. original Inssrtlon. Errors which per week ^portunity, while Business Opportunity 14 present regulations is akin to the World and Eastern Electronics, to ford, Vernon areas. Excellent lair proposal. Call Mr Commissioner Frederick Bartlett, REAL ESTATE do not lessen Ihs yalua of the., commissions. Modem offices. SUPPLEMENT YOUR CARPENTER - Experienced - learning. Excellent fringe ASHFORD- 6 room Ranch. Belfiore, 647-1413 TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 23 — Hom es for Sale adverllssmsni wllT not be oor- to work in Manchester / HOUSE CLEANING 1 day SMALL ENGINE Service who moved to deny the amendment, Elks Club, and not a recreational purchase land and expand facilities. Call Mrs. Cody, Fireside INCOME and Learn New benefits. Call for appoint Living room 13x19. 3 acres. Good condition. Good for I 24 — Lots-Land for Sale reclsd by^an' additional Inaar- Willimantic area. Call 742- ment, 646-3936. Equal (Jpjppor- week, South Windsor, own Corporation - expanding 25 — Investment Property llon. . ■ ■ ■ Realty, In., 643-8030. Skills while still in school or transportation. Call 644-3310. $47,900. Lessenger Sells. 646- plating, or welding. Call 649- 26 ~ Business Property 6062. tunity Employer M/F. dealer network. No employed. Now, the Connec experience necessary. 8713. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m, I 27 — Resort Property ticut Army National Guard H ou se h o ld Goods 40 28 — Real Estate Wanted SECRETARIAL POSITION COLLECTIONS- Experience STUFFERS and MAILERS ONE LUNCH Counter girl- Complete training program. administrative office of makes it easy for you to Nights and weekends. Many $500. investment required to 4 & 4 DUPLEX- Aluminum MOLDED FORMICA top and Police and Prosecutor MISC. SERVICES is a help, but not a necessity. Urgently Needed! $25.00 per REFRIGERATORS paneled bar with two shelves become a paid membr of the benefits. Apply in person. siding, newly remodeled. Bus I 31 — Services Offered Lott and Found Health Maintenance Join our modem, progressive hundred Guaranteed. Send start your own business. Ideal Washers, and ranges, used, 1 He/p Wanteef 13 Guard (if you're between 17 & Parkade Lanes, West Middle line location. Low $50s. No and four stools, $175, 646-6028. I 32 — Pamting-Papenng Organization. Starting salary agency. Pleasant working self-addressed stamped for retired or part time. guaranteed and clean. New I 33 — Building.Contrectirtg $10,000 annually plus liberal 35) and fulfill your military Turnpike, Manchester. An D etails on request. Mr. agents please. By appoint I 34 Roofng-Sidmg LOST- Diamond Engagement SEWING MACHINE conditions, competitive salary envelope, TK Enterprise, Box shipment damaged, G.E. and Ring, possibly vicinity of fringe benefits. (W l typing training WITHCjUT interrup Equal Opportunity Employer. Barker. ESCAA Field ment only. During days call DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 I 35 — Heating-Piumbmg OPERATORS and mis ting High School, College or and benefits plan are 21679, Denver, Co. 80221. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, I 36 — Flooring House & Hale. Reward. and shorthand skill, proficien Training Division, Box 19, 644-2988; after 6:00 p.m., 649- Will Monitor Gambling cellaneous workers needed. SeaMnal Employment. With featured. For appointment 9922. Pearl and Son, 649 Main gravel and more stone 643- I 37 -- Moving-Trucking-Storage cy Ur Transcribing from dic NURSES AIDES- 11 pm to 7 Please call 649-9981. MUST HAVE SOME High call Mr. Powers, 289-0256. BURR BENCH HELP- Will Wading River New York. Street, 643-2171. 9504. I 30 — Services Wanted tating equipment. Send the split-training option your am. part time. Laura! Manor, 11792. School Education. Must Be military training can be Capitol City Adjustment train. Call 10 to 2. 289-7542, MISC. FOR SALE resume to Regina Mauren, Bureau. 91 Chestnut Street, 649^519. TWO FAMILY- 6-5. Near HARTFORD (UPI) - State of meeting, said he will assign one of can’t support a management study, able to read and speak stagger^ to fit your personal shopping and schools. LOVE SEAT - Like new condi 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer I 40 — Household Goods NCC/HMO Inc. 275 Broad MANCHESTER Package tion, orange background with ficials, after meeting with Gov. Ella his assistant state’s attorneys to help Mrs. Grasso would “get something • Articles for Sale English, and provide own schedule. Train full time when SECRETARY EXECUTIVE- Separate heating systems. $150. Outboard motr 40 horse Help Wantod 13 Street Windsor, a . 06095.688- OIL BURNER SERVICE Permanent full time 60 wpm EXPERIENCED SERVICE store. Excellent location. Well white floral print. Call after 4 a part-time prosecutor now working for us.” I 42 — Building Supplies transportation. No experience you have the time students Station Attendant- Full or part Only $34, 900. Pasek Realtors, Evenrude $250. Mobilehome Grasso, say they will assign extra J 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs 9569. Deadline for responses, TECHNICIANS and accurately. Experienced established business. Clll p.m., 646-1168. . neessare. Please Call Per during the summer, seasonal time, over 18 years old. Apply 289-7475. 45x10 with furniture in cam state troopers and a prosecutor in an with the state police unit. The flurry of meetings appeared to 144 — Musical Inatrumants WANTED - Gas station atten Nov. 27, 1978. NCC/HMO is an experienced service man Small busy office, Hartford Marion E. Robertson, 6 1 45 — Boats & Accessories sonnel Department at Pioneer employees during the off ping ground $4,000, Call 525- The governor announced plans for be prompted by talk gaming com dant, full or part time. EOE. wanted immediately. Asylum Ave. Area. Salary in person to: Maple Super Ser Realtor, 643-5953. FOUR-PIECE PINE effort to monitor Connecticut’s I 46 — Sporting Goods Parachute Company, 644-1581. season. Train part time for the vice Station, 220 Spruce JUST LISTED - 6 Room Cape. hoo. I 47 — Garden Products Mature, responsible person Uniforms and transportation open, benefits. Call 728-3082. Bedroom Set. Excellent con gambling industry. the management study of the gaming missioner Lester Snyder had with the remainder of the year. The C Street, Manchester. Aluminum siding. City J 46 — Antiques for third shift. References NURSEiS AIDE- 3 p.m. to 11 MACHINIST- Second shift. furnished.' Highest starting Situation Wanted IS dition. Queen-size bed, triple On top of that, Mrs. Grasso shtd commission after an afternoon talk governor Tuesday. Snyder told Mrs. I 49 ^ Wanted to Buy We have immediate and T A R N G can be, the key to utilities. Only $51,900. Pasek REPOSSESSED Electrolux Call 871-1698. p.m. Enjoy working in a very your future by providing rate for right man. Fran* GAS STATION Attendant •dresser, dresser with shelved Vacuum Cleaner. Substantial Wednesday the state will hire a with commission chairwoman Grasso the commission is well- satisfying opportunities for Stiles, 527-5&. Equal Oppor TRUCK DRIVER- full time RESPONSIBLE Mother will Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, ‘ RENTALS pleasant and modern at technical training and Wanted in Manchester. mirror, night stand. 4 years Savings! Original Warrantee. management consultant to study the Beatrice Kowalski. intended, but doesn't have the exper I 52 — Rooms for Rent TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. skilled trades persons. tunity Employer. Hours: 6 a.m.-9 a.m., 5 days. physical work involved. Must care for children In my home. old. $800. 568-0935. I 53 — Apartments for Rent mosphere, helping our elderly guaranteed part time employ 68 WEST STREET. Be in your Call 646-3875. Long was asked by reporters if the tise to police gaming. Apply 81 Commerce Street, SU R FA C E GRIn DER, $3.00 per hour plus. College have Class II license and be 21 Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only, efficiency of the nine-member I 54 — Homes for Rent patients. Experienced ment. For more information or older. Apply at the Pop own home by Christmas. 6 I 55 — Business tor Rent Glastonbury. PTG Company. INTERNAL GRINDER. HOUSEKEEPING' - ^ student or Retiree preferr^. gaming commission and its satellite four extra troopers, which will bring Mrs. Kowalski sent the governor a preferred. Ebccellent wages about split-training call The Shoppe, 249 S^ncer Street, room, older home. Good con I 56 — Resort Property for Rent Telephone 633-7631. and benefits. Please call TURRET LATH, a re increasing our Contact John, 646-9415. WILL BABYSIT In my home employees. the‘Special Revenue Unit up to 16 letter dated Nov. 9 which she I 57 — Wanted to Rent BRIDGEPORT-MILLER, Army National Guard housekeeping staff. If you Manchester. while you work. Please call dition, hot water furnance, I 56 ~ Misc for Rent Doris Blain, RN, Director of Representive at 246-0060. copper plumbing, aluminum State Police Commissioner Donald people including clerical workers, released at a commission meeting RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 TAPER GRINDER, take pride in a job well done, SALE HELP WANTED for Barbara at 646-2732. Nurses, 646-0129, between 9 storm windows, etc. $34,500. Long emerged from a 40-minute mor will be enough to keep tabs on Tuesday morning that in essense said AUTOMOTIVE shifts. Good pay, good a.m. and 5 p.m. Manchester INSPECTOR. DEVLIEG 38- we are interests in you. Stop new children’s store. Apply •••••••••••••••••••••••••• - Auioafor Sale JIG MILL. BROACHING, in to see us Monday - Friday, 9 SECRETARY - Receptionist. Private Inatructlona Owner will finance. May be ning meeting with the governor and gambling. Snyder had jumped the gun. - Trucks for Sale benefits and working con Manor Nursing Home, 385 ELECTRICIAN experienced Children’s Wear House, Worth while opoortunity 18 ditions. Apply in person, Ver ASSEMBLER, CLERK am-2 pm. Siver Lane Pavilion, seen Saturday, Sunday. 1-4 said he will add four troopers to his "Probably not.” Long replied, “Impanelment of a grand jury im - Heavy Equipment for Sale West Center Street. in commercial and residential Manchester Parkade (across available in a busy Medical ot- pm. • Motorcycles-Bicydes non Manor, 180 Regan Road, INVENTORY CONTROL, wiring. Benefits. Call 646-5422. 51 Apple Gate Lane, East from Marshalls). Hours 11-4 REMEDIAL READING and department's Special Revenue Unit. hastily adding, "Can I take that plies evidence of wrongdoing leading - Campers-Traiters-Mobile apply Cushman Industries, 806 fice in Manchester. *••*•••••••••••••••••••••• Vernon, PART TIME CUSTODIAN- Hartford. p^m. Equal Opportunity math: individualized work The unit's only job is to monitor back?" to possible issuance of indictments,” Homes Windsor Street, Hartford, Applicants must be neat, an Lota-Land for Sale 24 - Automotive Service Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap- Employer. excellent typist and able to program. (lst-8th grade I by REALTORS Monday thru Friday, 8 am- MALE- Part time retail gambling. ‘I think the unit will grow out of Mrs. Kowalski said in the letter. She • Autos for Rant-Lease CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC proxiately 20 hours per week. deal with the public. Hours 9 master's degree teacher. 568- NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot 3:30 pm. EOE. M/F\ FRDDLYICECiiEM security. Plain clothes, will G R O U P 1: A t e le c t .asso ciatio n o f R E A L T O R S T e rv in g th e g re a te r Connecticut has three jai alai fron necessity,” he said. Long said the added that state police had found no - Experienced only. Top Reply to P.O. Box 847, SHEET METAL Mechanics- to 5 pm, Monday through 8075. wages, /^p ly : Atlas Tile, 18K train. Retirees welcomed. 130' on lake. 1 1/4 acres, was Manchester ereA w it h m o re a d v e rtis in g e x p e rtis e , purpose of increasing the staff was to Manchester, Conn. a«f1 ■im I Full Uiiw pouWoiM Experienced in installation of Fridy. Salary commensurate im p a c t a n d e ffic ie n c y fo r b o th b u y e n a n d s e lle n ' tons, numerous lotteries, off track evidence of criminal activity. EXPERIENCED HAIR Reply in writing P.O. Box 17- GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, $24,000 - cash $16,000. Bank •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, commercial and industrial with experience. Business and betting parlors, and a dog racing "ensure the integrity of gambling in But after meeting with Mrs. 563A)151. dresser wanted. Excellent ■vallubU bath daya and 446, Bishops Comer Branch, Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, take over lots $5,100 cash only. Lott and Found 1 SALESMAN / ESTIMATOR avanbiga. Exeabanl oiipartunlly heating and air conditioning personal references required track. Connecticut.” Grasso, she said the commission is working condition. Good West Hartford, Conn. 06117. systems. Top pay and Popular. Ages 5-adults. Chalet on lake, move in $37,- for lumber yard. Must have tof advancamanl. For hirthaf in reply to Box C, c/o 000. Corner lot, beautiful $6,- Mrs. Kowalski said the governor looking at betting irregularities at LOST- Black and white male RN-LPN wanted for full or hours. Call 649-7666. Hair benefits. 649-4772. Beginners - professionals. Chief State's Attorney Austin experience in taking off Boutique. dalaba « M your local FitamNy Manchester Herald. 00. 60 acres $35,000. Motels - RARE AND VALUABLE! McGuigan, after leaving the same told her if the commission’s budget Milford Jai Alai and charges that cat. 9 years old, vicinity of part time on all shifts. Apply lumber and trim from plans. FULL TIME Receptionist- Easy Banjo method. FREE director of nursing. Salmon- ■ca Craam abop or cal; CAST General office skills, answer loan instrument Private Restaurants - Campgrounds - TWO SINGLE HOMES state lottery drawings for cars might Green Manor. Please call 646- Also ezperiencea in BABY SITTER WANTED in MOVE UP. There is no time Acreage and Farms. 603-522- brook Convalescent Home, off MEDICAL Secretary - Recep HARTFORD-Sllvor Lano, $St- phone, good tming ability, your home near Bently studio. 646-6557. 7774. measuring trim. Reply P.O. ISas. Bumaida Ava. S2S-S7N. like the present to make 3636; 603-522-3736. FOUR BEDROOMS - THREE BEDROOMS have been rigged. House Street, Glastonbury. tionist. 20 hours per m e A . some errands. Neeo car. Call School. 4-days a week. 7:30 to Box 67, ^ t Hartford, 06108. Main SI., 2IS-iSI0. future goals. Switch from a •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Asked if she agreed with Snyder LOST- Dachshund, brown Please call 633-5244. RockvUle General Hospital. Linda, 646-1980 after 3 pm. 5:30. 2 children. $35.00. Call PIANO - VIOLIN lessons. THREE CAR.QASAQE Trooper Sought Probe CaU Thomas Valliere, 872- MANCHESTER-Caldor't Shop- low payingJob to high earning Butinett Property 26 that the commission simply doesn’t small standard, lost oak and PART TIME- No nights. No pbig Cantar, 64S-$5S$., Main St 646-8318 between 5 and 7 pm. potential. Benefits, incentive, East Hartford, experienced 2 BATHS - V/i BATHS • NURSES AIDES wanted for 0501, ext. 307. TYPIST- FULL TIME, able to teacher. All styles, all Ages. HARTFORD (UPI) — A grand jury have the background to properly in Silver Lane area. Mitzi. 568- weekends. Long holidays. July SAS-nSS, a U STO N B U D Y , Main CLEAN HOMES • CONVENIENT gaming commission, and Gov. Ella full time on all shifts.. Apply type at least 45 words per advancement opportunity. $6.00 per lesson. 569-4284. WEST CENTER STREET- probe of legalized gambling facilities 4141. and August o ff Many retirM St tS$-2S95. WAITRESS- Needed part Call between 10 am and 4 pm. Zoned Business II Property, N Grasso; and between the governor vestigate gambling, Mrs. Kowalski director of nursing. Salmon- CLERK- good figure attitude. minute. General office duties. LOCATION IDEAL FOR TRADESMAN, has been sought more than a year by gentlemen and housewives 5-days a week. CMS, Blue time weekends. Experience 528-3869. EOE. with 7 Room House. 1 acre lot, and the state police comm issioner on said, "No.” IMPOUNDED- Male mixed brook Convalescent Home, off em'oy driving school buses. Call Mrs. Bloom, 646-2900. helpful but not necessary. Will RIDING LESSONS indoor INVESTOR, OR CHILD ORIENTED the man who heads the state gaming House Street, Glastonbury. Cross also Dental plan. Apply riding ring. Western stock 200 foot frontage. Owner. 1- how the commission can best police "We re just a regulatory body,” breed, about 5 years old, Why not you? We will train. train. Must he over 18. Apply: HOUSEKEEPING- Woman FAMILY. commission’s investigative team. Please call 633-5244. to Ken Kambpell, Kasaen seat, saddle seal, and hunt 828-1363. legal gambling. she said. “The commission itself brown and black. Cooper Hill Cafl Vernon, 875-2826, or Fuel, 340 ToUand Street, EUist Vjto’s Birch Mountain Inn, needed for light house CALL FOR DETAILS State Police Lt. Richard Hurley Si Cedar Street area. Contact Manchester, 643-2414. Birch Mt. Road, Bolton, after seat. All levels 228-9817. Hurley said he was upset over a can’t do it alone.” SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Hartford. < HERALD cleaning in residential home, Real Estate Wanted 26 said Wednesday he has pushed for a Manchester Dog Warden, 646- 2 p.m., 646-3161. 4-6 hours, one day per week. EXCLUSIVE WITH: letter in which Mrs. Kowalski wrote, The commission recently 4555. South Windsor. Will train. TRUCK MECHANIC with VOICE, PIANO Instructions. grand jury probe without success. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or FULL TIME Dishwasher. ROUTES PART TIME Weekday, evening or Saturday MAY WE BUY your home? “an intensive investigation by the suspended Hartford Jai Alai's qualifed experience in general morning also acceptable. Former faculty New York Quick, fair, all cash and no WILUAM L BOFIOM AGENCY Hurley claimed he has sufficient call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad CREDIT CLERK Music and Art High School. special revenue unit of the state operating license for 10 days and truck repairs. Commands top Street, Manchester. OPEN Telephone after 6 pm. 646- problem. Call Warren E. t m ii evidence for a grand jury to look into wages, $280 a week. Must OPPORTUNITY 0688. Professional Singer/Pianist. Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. 431 Main S t 647-1413 317 C H i police, headed by Lt. Hurley, has fined the fronton's executive officers INVITATION NURSES AIDES - Full time, TO $8580 644-8597, legalized gambling, but he wouldn’t for failing to report game-fixing have own tools. AH company SUBSTITUTE BUS Driver NBURNSBEAVL ReUil or nuance eiperience, tact developed no evidence which, in his and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. benefits. For Appointment ful telephone skiUa. East Hartford. specify what facilities could be in needed- we wiU train. Call 742- Top comi judgment, would substantiate the in allegations. TO BID Experienced preferred, but call 688-2233. anv: Top Boss! Top volved. PURCHASE OF 7339. AREA Benefits! all Laura Connors. 52^ itiation of criminal procedures.’’ The suspension and fines were we will train. Apply in person: For Bright Willing 265L Hurley’s comments came during a stayed by a Superior Court judge pen MATERIAL SPREADER Blast. Hartford Convalescent RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 Hurley said, “I eriibrace and Home, 745 Main Street, ^ s t EAST HARTFORD Individual busy day of meetings between ding a hearing on the fronton’s The Town of Coventry will p.m. to 7 a.m. part time. A t fitaiAtu welcome a grand jury probe.” Hartford. n H o u a e o f thf, Beatrice Kowalski, chairman of the appeal Dec. EL receive sealed bids for the Enjoy working with an WE NEED From Tolland S t excellent supporting staff, Must Have a Vehicle. ^ * purchase of one Engine Drive SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- 410 Asylum 8tr««1 Hopper Type Material caring for our elderly to Hamner S t Enjoyable, Interesting Hartford, Conn. Excellent Part Time work. patients. Pleasant at Spreader at the Coventry Work. Good money. Bulldarn, Plumbara, Ramodalari, Will train. Call Manchester mosphere, good wages and A CARRIER • V SewerAvoidance Topic Town Office Building, 1712 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2^. benefits. P l^ se call Doris Elactrlelana, Real Ealata irokara end Main Street; Coventry, Ct. INVITATION Blain, RN, Director of CaHRariiara Call for Appointment Salaaman — Call Ua tor_ Spa^l^ 06238 until 10:00 A.M., Mon NURSES AIDES- Full time, Nurses, 646-0129 Manchester IWm Street, HERALD TO BID day November 27, 1978 at all shifts. Experience Manor Nursing Home, 385 AfterSPJL Tom Pricaa on yourAppllanea Naadt end Sarvicat... which time and place all bids preferred, but training will be West Cener Street, TelenG Tu ra ^ ROUTES Of Hearing in Hebron PURCHASE OF given. Apply in person: Eiast 647-9947 443-448 HAKTroRD ROAD MANCHESTER will be opened and publicly Manchester. Area 6 4 6 - 7 8 3 5 OPEH A SNOW PLOW read aloud. Hartford Convalescent Home, PHONE 847-9997 By PATRICIA MULLIGAN fortunate “but we are saddled with The Town of Coventry will 745 Man Street, East Hart GIRL FRIDAY- Starting ford. iBURNSREAVL Herald CorrcHpundrnl summer residences with inadequate receive sealed bids for The Town of Coventry salary $140, plus company system s.” purchase of one (1) snow reserves the right to waive all benefits. Person with take Cell Midge HEBRON — Sewer avoidance was the SECRETARY- Part time AREA plow, at the Coventry Town informalities in the bidding charge abiUty. Typing and main topic of discussion at the third and David Marnicki, chairman of the process. The Town is not mornings, Vernon Circle area, knowledge of office procedure authority, told the residents that it would Office Building, 1712 Main St. typing, and machine 56B -1634 EAST HARTFORD NLLTDNSKY final of a series of public hearings con obligated to accept the lowest necessary. Sales experience MAINTENANCE (Coventry, Ct. 06238, until 10:00 transcription a must. Send ducted this week by the Water Pollution be at least three years before any correc bid. helpful. Contact Steve, 6 ^ RaUaMa man noodod for divortiflod maintonanco From Tolland S t Control Authority. tive construction would begin as a result A.M. Monday, November 27, resume to Box AA c/o 2171. ★ALURRINUM A VINYL SIDING 1978 at which time and place Bid forms. Bidding Instruc Manchester Herald. duUM. Excollant Iringa banolKa. A|>piy In paraon (20 Cotora To Chooaa From) The state Department of Environmental of the steps which must be followed under all bids will be opened and tions, and “Specifications to Hamner SL the law. ONLY Protection (DEP) issued an abatement publicly read aloud. R^uirements” can be ob MOLD MAKERS • A When asked if sewers would be the total Experienced only interested ★A W N IN G S CANOPIES order against the town after a random sur The Town of Coventry tained at the Coventry Town MANCHESTER MODES Inc. vey was conducted. answer for the Amston Lake area, Garage, 1275 Main Street; in earning $20,000 and over per ★STORM WINDOWS A DOORS reserves the right to waive all year. Please call 563-1475 I PUBLIC NOTICE PINE STREET CaH Barbara The meeting, conducted at the Amston members of the authority said that they informalities in the bidding Coventry, Ct. 06238. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Lake Clubhouse, attracted 21 residents wanted to know that the residents wanted process. The town is not Town of Coventry MANCHESTER, CT. After 5 P.M. Phona 649-9095 in the area. By Frank B. Connolly Charming Cottage^ For from that area. They directed many obligated to accept the lowest 6 4 6 -7 8 3 5 FREE ESTIMAHS + EASY TERMS questions to the authority members, most Most residents seemed to favor a bid. Town Manager SECOND of them in the “what if” vein. program of sewer avoidance rather than Dated Nov. 13, 1978 Bid forms. Bidding Instruc 03M1 IRUr^in^ The Youngs or The Retired Some of the residents cited instances of the installation of sewers. However, it is tions, and “Specifications OKN CONGREOBTIONilL obvious subsurface discharge violations. possible that the proposed facilities plan R^uirem ents" can be ob CHURCH This plan offers maximum' and two full baths. Closet space One said, ”1 know of three places (in the could contain a recommendation of par tained at the Coventry Town Carriers Needed At livability in minimum space. is excellent in each bed room Amston Lake area) where I must wear a tial sewers as one solution for some of the Garage, 1275 Main Street, CARRIER 308 North Main I t The activity room and adjoining gas mask in the summer as it is so bad.” discharge and/or overflow problems. Coventry, Connecticut. 06238. Detmont & Vernon Rd. and washer-dryer space as well When questioned as to whether the Henry Snider, another authority Town of Coventry kitchen allow convenience for as furnace area are from cen By Frank B. Connolly Area;—, CLIP & MAIL owners of summer homes would be eligi member, said that at this tiihe the informal living habits. Impor tral hall in bed room wing Town Manager ble to receive funding under sewer Saturday authority is seeking a facilities plan which Date Nov. 13, 1978 Beacon INI Also tant space is where it is needed. where no basement plan is avoidance and a town facilities plan, the would require a comprehensive survey of 031-11 i NAME The choice of single or double used. These are located in the authority members said that in order to the entire town as part of the first phase. Area Widihain Apartments Nov. 18 # 104 MAIL TO; car port is adjacent and the basement if your lot will ac qualify for assistance with a system that "It is necessary to find out where the And ADDRESS ' MIWGHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. kitchen is complete with built- is in violation, the dwelling must be oc problems are, and hopefully, that the in Manebester I Raffles • Vermont Cheese . 311 Main Street 646-2130 commodate a basement. INVITATION 0 Afghans' •Quilts Keral^ i in appliances and breakfast cupied 51 percent of the time. dividual homeowners will understand that E a s tH a rtM c i n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The plan is Number 163A. It Park View Apt’s • Knitted Items • Toys 6 we are going to correct the problem,” he TO BID bar. Formal dining may be Emery Taylor of Bass Lake Road said, Tmm Um P.O. BOX 591 includes only 1,190 square feet "That's too bad. The summer residents said. • Crafts • Oacoratlons. Sealed bids will be received in GaNBartiara S T A n Manchattar, Conn. 08040 placed at the rear of the activi of living area. ask very little of the town, only lights and The authority will spend two days of the Call Jaanna at Luncheon served from 11 the Office of The Director of After 5 pjn. to 2 with Pie and Coffee all ZIP FREE CHIMNEY ty space. streets and they pay full taxes.” week interviewing six engineering firms General Services, 41 (Center EXAMPLE: Basil Boycenesky, town sanitarian and for the purpose of choosing two to recom day long. There are three bed rooms Street, Manchester, Connec 647-9946 64 B -7a as PHDNE 15 Words for 6 Days also a commission member, said it is un mend to the town for the development of a ticut, until 11-28-78 at 11:00 INSPECTION i . . . PLAN NO, 163 facilities plan TCttlUCC , a.m. for the following: M’-CTilO'-O" ' HDUSC □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only >9.00 CHECK OUR SPECIALS ON S N 6 LE CAR PORT ONE % TON PIC K -U P a STORAGE TRUCK BODY REPAIR A CLEANING CHIMNEYS AARP Schedules Singing V-BOX MATERIAL n u IN ONE worn per b la n k - m in im u m i s w o r d s Call Today 646-9033 SPREADER - REBID ■ VERNON—The Tolland County chapter KO ROOM St. L«uis of Rockville and the director is. The Town of Manchester is a n 1 2 3 4 s ♦ |lT.0"irf-O® of the American Association of Retired Arthur St. Louis of Vernon. *AII dw rilabia and non-pront> 8 1 WGN HOME IMPROVEMENTS Persons “Singing Seniors” will present q equal opportunity employer, organixattomwIahlnglohavodwirPubUcAn- 4 Open Space, Theaters and requires an affirmative , | a 9 to 365 WEST 8 T . ______BOLTON, CONN. ACTIVITY ROOM program of Christinas carols and holiday nowicwiwnt* pubHahtd free In ttila apaca art 1 7 * , ■ C M PONT or-oPizi'-.' action policy for all of its Con FOR PKOfl The Vernon Conservation Commission urgad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, Oanaral * ■ V-OMO'-O" (■■■j songs Dec. 14 at 3:30 p.m. at Vernon tractors and Vendors as a con w v n n w u a f National Bank,' Vernon Circle. will mwt Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the DOLLAR SAVER Managtr of Ragal Mufflara of Manchcciar. 11 12 13 14 i f dition of doing business with Space will ba allotod on a liral conw, nraf 4 The singing group consists of 26 seniors Memorial Building to discuss the town’s the Town, as per Federal Good lo ite NO COLLECTING 4 TO K O ROOM SCO ROOM 17 i i ID i i 4 n’-C^KY-C t-cTsnr-or ' ranging in age from 65 to 83. They have open space plan and a propos^ expansion Order 11246. 1. Meadow Lane & Porter 11 4 been singing together for four years and of the Cinema 1 and 2. "The request was Bid forms, plans and GoodMonoy! St. 4 i 24 2S cai -- ■__ have performed for many other senior made by the Talcottville Development specifications are available at ST— ------s ------— 23 t Redwood and Ralph t BT’.pr citizen groups, nursing homes, schools Corp. The theaters are at the rear of The the General Services Office, CALL 4 and churches. Colony in Talcottville. 41 Center Street, Manchester, Road. M 27 28 28 30 The soloists are John Dombek of Report Cards Connecticut. 3. Elizabeth Drive areas. R e g a lK iiir 1 " You may purchase complete working Town of Manchester, 647-6646 11 33 34 35 Depart"'®"' Rockville, Ida Jellen of Stafford, Jeanette Fikst (juarter report Oards will be dis Call Larain At ^ Mas.. M. 12 w Massolini of Bolton, and Louise Kauffman Connecticut i o A ' i p i m . drawings, material liste and pjan^ for the tribute to Rockville High School students Robert B. Weiss, ilik fir Tom or t of Elliilgton. 742-SS49 RMHI m l ST— ------u u 4 above house, Tlum^er IBS' — from Larry on Friday, Brian McCartney,, principal, General Manager . J MAN ST. 17 31 Organists are Pauline Pozc and Mildred announced. 029-11 M . l a A f l 7 » 1 Farnsworth, P.O. Box 1841, Las Vegas, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a Nevada, 89101. ______.
\ PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16. 1978 - MANChESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Nov. 16. 19 78- PAGE NINETEEN PMnuts - ChariM M. Schulz
X DOWN BUSINESS & SERVICE K&60IN6.SK! LET OUT ‘/OUR , ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle [ F W h £ N I L A o K a t Dear Abby WeU6ET'ft)UR CLUTCH JU T DON'T 1 Technical uni* 1 Mesdames 1 TT B N u 2 brain SlAlOiP .RUNINtolHE.- vertity (abbr.) (abbr.) II 4 Pull into a 2 Minute N ft A U S T u m m By Abigail Van Buren A6AIN' S jr IQ fold particle la o 6 Sward 3 Rip □ h a r d T o gfitifivE 12 Eenia, mtenie, 4 Smudge H □ 0 W T miney______5 Flying saucer D w m AT TUft Top 13 Hair-do (abbr) P T IL n DIRECTORY 14 Copycat 6 Pack in la E □ CfF T H D f o o d 15 Greek letter 7 Ortental □ Swy/cM Oftortd 31 Servlctt OtHnd 31 Painting-Papering 32 RooHng-SMIng-Chlmnar 34 5 T □ 16 Loud guffaw nation i T K CHAIN. He’s Cversexed I) 17 You (archaic) 8 Make an n HEAVY OR LIGHT BIDWELL Home Improve tt-td 5 0 V Gtrd«n tools, lawn and snow TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain 18 Plastic wrap > edging TRUCKING, Cellars, attics ment Co. Expert installation T E D blowar, aquipmant ate. Any thing ting, peering,p e e r i n g , general 20 Males 9 Make seat and yards cleaned, also stone, of aluminum siding gutters c 1l7lbrNCA.Vc..TMNl»U.lNL0n. mMal broken wa can repair. Also repairs. (Jail Paul evenings. And Underwilled Priacllla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 22 Verse covers 29 Gloomy pigeons loam or sand delivered. 644- and trims. Roofing installa ThM c4 /N 'tf auto rot. 643-6484. 23 Compete 10 Oboe 50 Comrade 1775 or 644-9532. tion and repairs 649-6499, 871- 25 Russian person TOLLAND AUTO BODY 7 ” 11 At liberty 30 Ireland 51 Employs Building Contracting 33 2323. HE LIKES TO EAT WHAT'S SO'' inland sea 19 Macao com 97 ToUand Slravt Cul Hmrtford FALL CLEAN UPS- F er Otneaa-Storea lor Rant 55 Autoa For Bala 57 Autoi For Sale 61 Trucka tor Sale 62 ByAbigail Van Buren THE SEEDS C3N WEIRD 27 Repartee (Fr.) 32 English count 53 Chemist's 0 18FI by CNeago Trtbgne-N.V. New* Syod. Inc. 21 Depression ini CmU Joey 92t-1tf0 tilizing. Snow plowing, SPECIAUZING cleaning and SESAA4E-SEED ABOUT 31 Piece of 33 Playing card burner WES ROBBINS carpentry MANCHESTER Downtown- VERY LATE 1970 Rebel SST 1971 FORD RANCH WAGON. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL- tials 36 Reign residential and commercial. repairing chimneys, roof, new B U N S .' y e THAT? property 55 Small coin remodeling specialist. Ad Clean second floor office Station Wagon. Must be seen! Automatic, power steering, ALL 1970 V-8, automatic, $850. 24 State (Fr.) Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. roofs. Free estimates. 30 34 Compass 39 Coal unit 56 Information ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ^ace. Reasonable. Hayes $750 firm. Clean, runs good. air, luggage rack. Good tires. Call 649-6218. 26 Dunderhead 41 Most nervous c m TREE SERVICE - Free built-ins, bathrooms, years Experience. Howley, point 27 Invitation re bureau (abbr) Corp. 646-0131. Call 871-9381. $895. (S ll 5284023. DEAR ABBY: My head U spinning with indecision. I'm in 35 Tiny distance 44 Glide on snow estimates, discount senior HOUSEWORK got you down? kitchens, 649-3446. 643-5361. sponse (abbr.) 57 Progeny General cleaning, steam Uotoroyclaa-Bleyelaa 64 the process o f getting a divorce, and my husband is begging 37 Castor or 46 Era citzens. Company ATTRACTIVE 3 rooom office. 1974 MAVERICK- Many new 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO- 4 28 Phrase of un 59 Broke bread extraction carpet cleaning, ROOFER WILL Install roof, me to give him another chance. Pollux 48 Sport of Manchester-owned and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Ideal location. $300 including parts. Good condition. $2100 or door, small V-8, automatic. derstanding (2 61 Mountain floor waxing & stripping, win siding or gutter for low dis TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville The probiem has always been that Harry can’t resist 38 Clothe with operated. Call 646-1327. Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. utilities. Don Horrigan, Best Offer. Call 623-1254, after Good dependable transporta wds.) Shooting day peak dow cleaning, carpet & up- 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and authority Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. count price.Call Ken at 647- Barrows Company. 647-1000. 5:30 p.m. tion. $700 or Best Offer. Call young girlsl I w is 16 and he was 27 when we married, and 40 Real holstrey shampooing. rack. $1,750. 2884042. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 B&M TREE SERVICE. 1566. '649-4402, after 4 p.m. during our six-year-marrisge Harry got five girls pregnant! 42 Prior to • Professional/Insured. Free Complete tree care Free es TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 1964 CHEVY IMPALA station One was barely IS. and he’d have gone to jail for sure if his 43 Mexican 12 13 Estimates. Call SUZUKI 250 HUSLER G T 18,- j.r timates. SENIOR Citizen Carpentry and general con ROOFING / GUTTERS- wagon. Good running condi- 1973 CAPRI- 4 speed V-8. boss hadn’t retained a really good lawyer. After that Harry money (pi) DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. Wanted to Rant 57 000 miles, very rea onable. Discount. Call 643-7285. tracting. Residential and Reasonable rates. Free es Uon, $225. Call 6 4 9 ^ . $1200. Good condition, bad a vasectomy and now we can’t have any more children. 45 Old 15 18 17 commercial. Whether it be a timates. Experienced. Quality Must sell. 6481M. 47 Writing fluids GARAGE SPACE for one car economical transportation. We have one little boy and I’ve had four miscarriages, and 14 18 19 REWEAVING burns, holes. A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING- Rub small repair job, a custom workmanship! Call 643-6658 49 Conceit wanted. Manchester Vernon Call 6489620. I’ve always wanted another child. ■ 1 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. bish removed. Appliances etc. built home or anything in anytime. 1975 VEGA- new transmis 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low so Showy flower area. Call Steve at 643-2133 I decided to divorce him after I caught him in the bushes 23 26 Window shades, Venetian moved. For all your Light between, call 646-1379. sion, new paint, new interior. mileage. Excellent condition. Captain Eaay — Crooka A Lawrtnea 52 General days, or 875-7925 nights. VW 1972 BUG.- fully optioned. in broad daylight with his 18year-old niece at a family 4th of ■ blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Trucking needs at Very TRACY BROTHERS - One owner. $1,000. Call $650. Call 643-5849. Eisenhower 27 28 29 30 32 33 Excellent buy, calf first, 648 July pienk. &l ! I AM JUAN SANCHEZ- Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Reasonaole Prices. Call NEWTON SMITH- Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, anytime 8 am to 9 pm. 648 ONE MORE A6ENCY HOW'LL WE T HOPEI YOU T 54 River in India ■ 1 3 or 4 ROOM apartment, Elast 6805 after 5 pm. THE MEYPORT UNION OFFICIAL T'CALL-THEN THE 34 3. 5221. anytime, 875-7059. Remodeling, Repairs, and GRAVEL, Builf-1^ Roofing, 1976 DEMM MOPED- Abby, Harry is really a sweet guy «nd a wonderful pro P05B FOR THE \ ANP t WONT 58 Onent Hartford, parking for 2 cars, WHO PISAPPEARED! YOU CAN F B I-A N P WE'RE ALL ■ ■ Rec-Rooms. No job to small. commercial St Residential. Excellent conation. $35. Oill vider. (He’s a top salesman.) Half of me says, "Take him HEWS CAMERAS. EVEN BE HERE 60 Diminutive suf working couple. Call 728-0757 Trucka for aala 62 SET THE WHOLE STORY A) SET FOR THE- 38 3. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at 649-3144. Free Estimates. 872-6269. 1974 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, 6485700. back,” and the other half says, ”Go through with the EASy-SUMTHIwL POPNER! fix 1 ■ SNOW PLOWING- Residen after 5 pm. MAYOR BOeeS'M AN5IOW l ' FIREW ORKS 1 1 tics, garages, ^ards cleaned, 4 door V-8, air conditioning, 1972 FORD E250 Club Wagon. divorce." 62 Same (prefix) 43 46 tial and commercial. Porter 63 Q uiz moving, trucking. Loam for CARPENTRY St Masoniy - AM/FM radio. ()nly 57,0(S9 Power steering, brakes, air Campara-Tralfara I may be craxy, but 1 still love him. ■ Street area and South East GARAGE- Preferably in the miles. Asking $1995.872-2752 if Mobile Homaa 68 64 Basebailer 47 sale. Lawn service. No job too Additions and remodeling. conditioning, high back seats. PRISONER OF LOVE area of Manchester. Free Heating-Plumbing 35 vicinity of the hospital. Call no answer 872-2389. Slaughter *• ■ big or small. 568-8522. Free estimates. Call Anthony Must sell. ^ 9 9 8 1 after 6 pm. SO 51 s T 56 57 Estimates. Reasonable. 646- 646-4149. 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot 65 Time period 5489. Squillacote 649-0811. DEAR PRISONER: Listen to Um hall with the hraina in (abbr) ■ ■ SEWERLINES, sink lines, 1971 OPEL- Station Wagon. Travel Trailer - Stove SI S9 60 61 62 COMPLETE CARPET & Tile 1966 CHEVROLET- Stepside it and 4 t a t taka Urn back aatll ke gets iato therapy. If you 66 Ancient Italian installation and repairs. Free CARPENTRY - Repairs, cleaned with electric cutters, Autoa For Sale 61 Cheap transportation. Call Pickup Short Bed. 40,000 refrigerator, heated. Full resame year aurriage ia Us preaeat aUte, prepare to five family 63 64 65 estimates. Call 646-3745, after remodeling, additions, gar by professionals. McKinney after 6 p.m., 644-2204. miles. 327 Cu. In. Engine. shower, and toilet. Tandem 67 Kind of pastry 5 p.m. ages, roofing. Call David Bros. Sewage Disposal Com 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 8 AM/FM 8 track stereo. wheel. Call 6880383. iadefiaitaly wRh a weak au a who has a weakness for young 68 Snaky letter 66 67 61 Painting-Papering 32 Patria, 644-1796. pany, 643-51^. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new 1973 OLDSMOBILE Stripped. CB radio. 649-8371. girls. lb ED’S UGHT TRUCKING- At radials, (2 snows), excellent CUTLASS- Excellent con Automothra Sarvlea 66 tics and cellars cleaned. PAINTING - Interior and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - NO JOB TOO SmaU - To let condition 228-0475 or 2289550. dition! Low mileage. Air con CHEVROLET 1974 Window DEAR ABBY: Where is it written that jt is bad manners Reasonable rates. Call 646- exterior, paperhanging, New homes custom built repairs, plugged drains, ditioning, new paint, new van, 6, automatic, low WE PAY $10 for complete to tip the owner? I mean the owner of a saloon, a restaurant, 6 1943 for free estimate. excellent work References. remodeled, additions, rec kitchen faucet replaced, CHRYSLER NEWPORT- 2 tires. Sacrifice $2200 or Best mileage, loaded with extras. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland a beauty parlor or a barber shop. Free estimates. Fully in rooms, garage, kitchens repaired, rec rooms, door hardtop. $2500. 434 Offer. 5287009. $2950. 6483761. Auto Body. St81990. When the owner is right there serving the public I think Allay Oop — Dava Graua Win at bridge BRICK, Block, Stone. sured. Martin Matson, 649- remodeled, bath tile, cement bathroom remodeling, heat Foster Street, South Windsor, he (or she) is every bit aw entitled to a tip as an employee. modernization, etc. free call after 6 p.m., 6440268. Fireplaces, concrete. 4431. work. Steps, dormers, If there is such a rule of etiquette. I think it is dumb and WHAT ARE VeUy I DEClDSP TVII5 S ONE ) WE CANNOT SEAL THE ^ Estimate gladly given. M & M Chimney repairs. No job too residential or commercial. should be done away with. 60fNS-D DO? DOOR THO® SCALY- J \JtVT, COMMANDER.' “Always” bid method pays QUALITY PAINTING and Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. ^ODGE ASPEN 1976, small. &iver Call 644-8356 for Call 649-4291. What do you think? I ...r DON'T ,. TAILS AINTSONNA vTTWE MELANISM ^ WHY, estimates. Paper Hanging by Willis ’automatic, air, power UNDB2S1ANP!! OiSE B^INP US; / SffiMS^O BE f l>L.ni jumped to three notrump Scnultz. Fully insured MANCHESTER PLUMBING steering, brakes, low mileage, A QUESTION OF TIPPING JAMMED.' WHAT ARE f HAVE FIRST CLASS Carpentry - NORTH 11-10-A after South's two-spade bill. QUALITY CARPENTRY By references. 649-4313. & HEATING - Repairs. original. Excellent condition. X X IR instructions TO S E T South knew that he was Remodeling and Additions. FREE .1. 25 lb. TURKEY 'BACK . 4 Q 8 3 Haip Construction Additions, Remodeling. Pumps repaired 6482256. DEAR QUES’TION: Same die-hard traditJonaliata Inaist su|;>posed to bid four hearts if Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 '//A ITOVW 4 A872 roofing^, siding decks and gar J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior years experience! For Free / replaced. Free es that ‘ awMra ad Ike eatabUskment tbould not be tipped.” ♦ 96 be held four of them. ages. Call anjdime, 643-5001. and Exterior painting, paper Estimates, call 646-4239. timates.Electric drain- 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE- dark Hewever, I kaBevt gaad aervke should be appropriately 4 K JS2 It was well that be tlid. The hanging, remodeling, carpen snaking. 24-hour service. 646- reen, 8speed, excellent con- rewardud regardleaa U wha provides it. diamond lead would auto-' try. Fully insured. 649-96M. 0237. ition, very clean. $1675 or WEST EAST CARPET INSTALLATION - GENERAL CARPENTRY, f matically defeat three best offer. 6483103 after 5:30 « K 9 4 10 5 4 2 Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Repairs, Remodeling, DEAR ABBY: Please tell SICK OF THE SAME DRESS notrump. Nothing could p.m. » J 6 3 * 10 5 Steam Cleaning. Free es SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Garages, Additions, Porhes, whose co-worker wears the same dress for two weeks bother the four-b^rt exm- Professional work at no extra ♦ Q J 10 8 4 ♦ K753 timates. Call 649-6265. Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters, F lo o rin g 36 straight that’s she’s lucky she doesn’t work with my hus tra rt. cost. Call 646-5424. 1972 CAPRI V-6, 8speed, 8 4 10 7 6 4 A 83 Call Mr. Moran 64-2629. band. South won the diamond, track stereo, $1100. Qill 648 WITH ANY NEW OR USED CAR FLOOR SANDING and SOUTH drew trumps with three A&W PAINTING Contrac 2227, after 6 pm. He wears the same pair of trousers every day until they EXPERT PAINTING and FARRAND REMODELING - Refinishing. Floors like new. 4 A J 7 6 leads, lost the spade finesse, tors. Quality painting and wear out. LANDSCAPINfJ- Specialize, Cabinets and Formica Tops, (Specializing in older Roors). 4 KQ94 the ace of clubs and one paper hanging at reasonable CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1967- PURCHASED THURS., NOV. 16, He says it’s too much trouble to take the things out of his Exterior House Painting. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad Stainiiw floors. No waxing. ♦ A 2 diamond but had made an rates. Fully insured. Free pockets every night! Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productiona Tree pruning, spraying, ditions, Decks, All types of Also (Jeilings and Interior Power steering, power 4 Q94 easy gam e. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- mowing, weeding. Call 742- Remodeling and Repairs. Painting. John Verfaille, 646- brakes, air conditioning. All 7947. 7696. new tires. Excellent interior, ' ThlOSE f l e a s 7 t V £ l e a r n e d t o Vulnerable: Neither Phone 643-6017. 5750 after 6:00 p.m. FRI., NOV. 17 OR SAt., NOV. 18. GIVEN UPON HIM i l i a and running condition. $550. A R E N 'T g e t t i n g ON LISTEN FOR THE Dealer: South Call after 5 p.m., 6 4 ^ 1 5 . DEAR GIVEN UP: Your husband is tlackadaitical. M E A n y m o r e /... e u g l e r t o s o u n d W ed North E a d South Several readers have THE 'CHARGE'/... 1 N T asked if we always use Stay- Articlea lor Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 Apartmenta For Rent S3 Apartmenta For Rant 53 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER Gutting murriad? Whether yan w u t a formal church Pass 24 Pass 24 man when we have a good 1978 Special equipment. 9 4^. ” *4dlng ur u Uiapie do-yaur-owu-thing eeremoay, get Pass 3 NT Pasr' 4 W hand with four cards in a SEASONED FIREWOOD- DOG-CAT boarding bathing / VERNON- Well maintained ONE BEDROOM At Sun- passengers. $1,600. Call 644- Abk^t now bauklet, ”How ta Have a Lovely WedtUiw.” Pass Pass Pass major suit. Cut, split and delivered. $50 a grooming. Obedience, protec garden apartments. Frank nybrook Village. Available 8983, after 6 p.m. N Ihe answer is that with a truck load. Call Marlborough, tion classes. Complete Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or $1 amd a bag, itamped (28 eeata) lelf-sddreaaod January 1st. Quiet, convenient 4-3-3-3 hand such as: 295-0034, or 295-0250, modern facilites. Canine Resident Manager 871-9188. location. Private entrance, 1977 GRANADA GHIA with eavolspo to Akby: 112 Laaky Drive, Beverly Hills, CaUi. t o ? Opening lead: 4Q holiday Inne. 200 Sheidon single story building. $260 per air conditioning, AM/FM $6212. 4 8 6 5 4 ANTIQUE FRANKLIN Road. Manchester, For reser , RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to month includes neat, not stereo, cruise controi. Call 4 K 10 8 WOOD STOVE- Cast iron. vations please call 646-5971. share apartment with same. water, air conditioning, 5254293 before 5 pm, 644-2681 4 K J 3 Firebrick lined. $100, Call 646- Large bedroom. 647-9988. appliances, storage and coin after 5 pm. 4 Q J 5 4437. By Oswald Jacoby op laundry. No Pets. Damato the chances are that three FURNISHED- 3 room heated 1977 CHEVY VAN 20, black, a ^ Alaa Sontag M u a lca l Instruments 44 Enterprises, 6481021. notrump will be a better KNIGHT TV TESTING apartment. Second floor. 350-4, standard, air con Astrograph contract than four spades Ej'iipriient- Make an offer. Adults only. No pets. Parking. ditioning, completely What do you do when your CONN TENOR Saxophone, M- 3 ROOMS- Gean quite apart Tha Bom Loaar — Art Sanaom even if partner has four Roll away Ping Pong Table, References. Security. 643- customised, many extras. $6,- partner uses Stayman and 16. $275. Alto Sax, 1 year old. ment. First floor, heat, stove, spades. $25. 2 20-gallon aquariur~ 1 4860. 500. Seen by appomtment. (jail know socially an Inlluential you have two four-card Excellent condition. $275. 872- refrigerator. Prefer retired ::n NEWSPAPER E.VTERPKISE ASSN I 2W-gallon and stand $30.5 foot contact you've recently made. m ajors? 6892. lady or elderly married cou evenings. 5281857. i c o r r o/caiiM-ams?. hot water convector $15. 456 MAIN Street, 1st floor, 8 ple. References, security. No Big things will result if you You can bid the better one, KUOW... (Do you have a question for Metal wardrobe $18. 643-8649. room heated apartment, no pets. 6486113. 1976 MERCURY MONARCH- become pals. THBMFDR'lDU always bid spades or always Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Re the experts? Write Ask the appliances, no pets. $190. 6, fully equipped. New shocks, IIlflKMiig bid hearts. Trxlay’s Norfli- Experts. " care of this newspa 8-TRACK TAPE Deck from Security. Call 6482426,85 pm. consider carefully any plans South always bid sparles. 1974 FURY - 16V4-foot MANCHESTER- nice 2 brakes, muffler. Michelin per. Individual questions w‘'l Buick Riviera. New, $248. Novombor 17,1971 affecting household changes fiberglass, tilt trailer, with bedroom apartments with Tires. $2900, or Best Offer. They also playerl that the be answered if accompann. Now, $45. Household waxer, MANCHESTER, Main Street, ‘tiiiiKcnilrs msi iMu iBon ntar Your material prospecis appear you have at this lime You may 1975 55-horsepower outboard appliances. $265 and $350. Plus 742-6831. come up with a better way of Stayman response always py stamped, sett-addressed polisher, $25. 646-2753. 2 room dpartment. heat, hot very hopeful in the months envelopes. The most inte est- Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. utilities. Security, adults, no doing things after taking a r 1 guaranteed at least one ma water, appliances. No pets, pets. 6483236. 1974 DATSUN 260Z, 8speed, ahead. Small seeds you've jor suit of four cards or ing questions will be used in V Also 50 horse Johnson out second look. DOUBLE BED, $35. Rotary, parking. Security. 5287047. sown will yield larger returns more. this column and will receive board, $300. 228-0475 or 228 mags, must sell. $38iD0 or best TAURUS (April 20-May 20) antenna with rotor, $35, Call than you initially anticipated copies ol JACOBY MODERNJ 9550. MANCHESTER- two family, offer. Call 6481317 after 5 pm. You're a good salesperson Hence, when North 643-1634. MANCHESTER- non smoking 5 room, first floor. Security. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ^ nr You're extremely Imaginative today, but you are also very female roomate wanted to No pets One child accepted. BUICK 1973 ELECTRA 225, /MORIHABTY. BROTHI easy lo sell. A smooth talker EXQUISITE ORIENTAL rugs 28' LUHRS, sleeps 6, flybridge share 2 bedroom town house today in situations with Heathciiff — G«
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania Bia sM wes Bridge Being Repaired (UPI) — Western diplomats say President Idi Amin has withdrawn The concrete wall on the Prospect Street bridge is being his troops from Tanzania, but Dar es THIS WEEK eplaced, and the repair work should be completed by the end Salaam is accusing the Ugandan -IfL .... LOOK AT OUR AD AND COMPAR b I of this month, Town Engineer Walter Senko said today. forces of killing up to 10,000 civilians Supenwrkets £UR PRICB8. CLIP OUR COUPONS, ANDl Senkow and Frank Ennis, also of the Engineering Department in an orgy of “murder and carnage.” BB ASSURED OP THE BEST QUALITY! are shown examining the repair work, which is being ^one by Amin toured the border area Black and Warner Construction Co. The wall was damaged in Wednesday and told his withdrawing THIS WEeV a t p r a n k s ' army the war was over and “you are PinfoT™”^*^ earlier this year. (Herald Photo by going back to rejoin your families M M C kE tTE R MOT ME$rOM»IMLK POM TYPOQMAPMICAL EMMOMB. because there is no more need for 728 E imilOU TIMIIHKI WE HAVE THE MIOHT TO UMIT you to stay on the front line.” But he again warned President PUCA Delays Vote Julius Nyerere of Tanzania if he pur «wci/>ts ailflo 18 MX. 8 Wr. i« iir sued the conflict or subversive ac tivities against Uganda “he will be On Directory Fees taught a lesson he will never forget in his life. Western diplomatic sources in HARTFORD (UPI) - The Public by Nov. 27 or the phone company’s U .S M GRADE “A” Kampala confirmed Amin’s claim he Utilities Control Authority today directory assistance proposal will 13 LI.IUMER postponed until Monday further had withdrawn his army and said automatically take effect. Tanzanian troops had crossed the deliberations on a controversial '' Under SNET’s plan, the visually telephone company proposal to Kagera River to reclaim the 710- and physically handicapped^ calls square-mile territory seized by charge frequent users of directory from pay phones, hospitals, hotels assistance. Ugandan troops. and motels would exempt from the Tanzanian government officials TURKEYS The delay was needed so that Com 20-cent charge. missioners David Harrigan and expressed their determination to 10-12LBS. SNET has asked the PUCA to ap continue their counteroffensive Thomas Standish could peruse hun prove the plan so that it can cut down dreds of pages of testimony that have against Amin’s “fascist dic on its operating costs, which the tatorship” until he is ousted. To been taken during two months of phone company claims have risen hearings on the Southern New justify its policy, the government dramatically as more and more released a statement of alleged S W IF S 10 TO England Co. proposal. The customers rely on operators instead widespread killings. deliberations are scheduled to of telephone books. resume Monday morning. It said 40,000 Tanzanian refugees The phone company has said if its had escaped the “murder and car BUHER BALL” Harrigan and Standish were put on operating costs are reduced, monthly the case when the authority’s three nage of the invading Ugandans by bills for consumers who look for fleeing across a river in canoes, but other commissioners failed to reach numbers in the book can be cut. a unanimous decision Wednesday. All 10,000 other civilians were missing The telephone company said about and many believed murdered. major rate cases must be approved 24 percent of its customers generate by a majority of the PUCA’s five “Without exception, all the more than 80 percent of directory peasants that crossed to safety told members. assistance calls and the use is The phone company has asked the horror stories of murder, rape, ar rrURKEYS growing. ’The imposition of charges son, sadistic brutalities and wanton PUCA to allow it to charge would help cut down costs to main customers who use directory torture,” the statement said. tain the service, the firm said. One priest reported Ugandan assistance more than five times a In testimony supplied to the PUCA, CANADIAN CARROTS GRAPEFRUIT month. SNET wants to charge 20 troops bursting into his church, firing FLORIDA SEEDLESS • WHITE or PINK the savings were projected to be into the congregation and then bur cents for each additional call. about $32 million from 1979 to 1983. Commissioners Miriam ning the building. Independent sources said there 1 LB. Butterworth and Gerald McCann PKQ. Wednesday voted to increase the Convention Plan certainly had been civilian killings by 5 / » l ceiling on the free directory the Ugandans but the extent HARTFORD (UPI) - The Chris remained unclear. B / » l assistance calls from five to seven tian and Missionary Alliance General per month. But Commissioner Paul Travelers from the Ugandan side Council has announced plans to hold Weiner voted against the plan, saying of the border reported seeing trucks U.8.DA CHOICE FRESH PORK its 1980 convention in Hartford the phone company hasn’t proven it loaded with war booty including BEEF CHUCK making it the first group scheduled to LOIN WITH needs to charge for directory livestock and mattresses as the BONELESS use the rebuilt Civic Center Ugandan army withdrew. BLADE ROAST 7.50 assistance. coliseum. SHOULDER BOAST 5 RIB CUT PURCHASE Weiner’s dissenting vote meant The statement and private com Greater Hartford Convention and Standish and Harrigan would have tp ments by officials appeared aimed at be called in. Visitors Bureau officials said justifying the government’s intention Wednesday the council was forced to Wednesday’s vote was not binding. to continue the war. M.49. 1.19 cancel plans for a 1979 convention in BAKERS The seven call limit could eventually “Just as we are fighting to bring the city when the coliseum roof be changed and there’s a possibility down a fascist dictatorship in Zim collapsed Jan. 18 under tons of snow. ONE PIE 16 OZ. G iir i the entire proposal may ultimately babwe (Rhodesia), we are fighting More than 3,500 alliance delegates PUMPKIN OB be rejected. now to free the people of Uganda ANREL are expected to attend the conven The PUCA must reach a decision from another fascist dictatorship,” SQUASH tion. one high government official said. IS Jo i. COCONUT East Hartford Fira Calls 3/*l 4/M ICANAOA DBY Lane and Applegate Lane. CRISCO .Wednesday, 9:58 a.m. Lane. Wednesday. 8:11 p.m . SODA —Investigation at 700 Connec Wednesday, 5:13 pm -B rush fire at 452 Main St. 0II.24OU. 4 9 « Wednesday, 12:55 p.m. ticut Blvd. -Brush fire at 17 Sherman Wednesday.8:15 p.m. 32 01. A U FLAVORS 7 0 Z . ■ —Brush fire at Route 2 exit. 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Bibles & Books, your store for inspira Greeting cards for all occasions and for tion, is located at 840 Main Street in down everyone on your friendship list with town Manchester. It came into existence meaningful messages of concern and to provide a center for literature, music thoughtfulness can be found on the well- and art that conveys God’s message of stocked card racks. Boxed assortments of love for mankind. Bibles in many cards are also available.' Featured at the translations as well as several languages Christmas season is a large variety of are available at the Bible center of beautiful cards carrying the true message Connecticut. Also carried are several ver of this most meaningful time of the year. sions of the New Testament on cassettes Jewelry of top quality and award win for your listening pleasure. Study helps in ning design will be seen in the display the form of books as well as teaching cases at Bibles & Books. A worthy gift cassettes are carried for both personal with a worthy message to share with all. and group study use. There is a room with creative teaching Gospel music, both classic and contem resources, including overhead projectors, porary, is carried in printed and recorded curriculum displays, suedegraph stories form for individual or group participation with cassettes, personal and group study lone Colter." as well as for relaxed and enjoyable listening. courses as well as teacher training courses. Posters, plaques, framed pictures and You are invited to stop in, browse and many useful household items that carry enjoy the music of joy and inspiration an inspirational motif are available to which is always playing at “The Store provide a daily reminder of the grace and With a Song.” 1 STJWLEf EPERTS SRT. & SON., NOT. 18 & IS love of God for His children.
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Rogers Corp, The store 840 MAIN ST. Member of Manchester with a Song DOWNTOWN Business Community Since 1932 MANCHESTER One of the oldest companies in Manchester, Rogers Corporation has been 1978 is a year of expansion at the local Rogers plant. Increasing demands for a member of the Manchester business • • community since 1832. Initially the divi thermoset plastics, coupled with the com sion manufactured electrical insulation pany’s recent purchase of the DAP and The ofa board, shoe board and molding materials. phenolic molding equipment and for Today, Rogers Manchester division, mulations of the Acme Resin Division of n eu f located at Mill and Oakland streets, CPC International, prompted the decision Her first book touched to expand the Manchester facility. The specializes in molding materials and nas£ remanedm itinpd'Ih' th^e tradihonal, accepted choice. of ‘he Bible expansion increases production capacity \ engineering plastics. Fn,,iick l i r 'T ® International Version. A modem yoiirheart. Manufactured by combining resins and for engineering thermostats by 60% and English translation so elegantly stated, so faithfully accurate that it fibers, Rogers molding materials possess process control systems have been im Her second will change qualities such as temperature resistance, proved and modernized. The Manchester shock resistance, high strength and division employs 150 people. Translated by more than 100 i dimensional stability under stress. They A growing corporation, Rogers’ net scholars representing many de yourlife. are also fire retardant and are easily sales in 1977 totaled $57,938,000. Net sales nominations, the NIV provides me most exact, illuminating ren First came Joni, her million-selling autobiography molded into various forms. These molding for the first nine months of 1978 were $54,- 558,000 compared to the 1977 nine-month dering of the original texts into ' Now 29-year-old quadriplegic Joni Eareckson material parts are replacing metal parts contemporary English. All in ' pieces together the puzzle of human suffering in a in automotive, electronic, electrical, prin figure '’f $41,747,000. Headquartered in Rogers, Connecticut, the company has a textual style acclaimed for \Arnman way few others could. With help from close friend ting and textile applications. T ^ical its extraordinary smooth four locations in Connecticut (including Meve p tes, Joni answers questions about the applications include home circuit ness, its assured easy breakers, automobile transmission reac Manchester) as well as plants in (leorgia, manner. “whys” of suffering from the depths of her own tors, electronic connectors and appliance Arizona, North Carolina, Mexico, Belgium The New Interna experience and an acute awareness of the truths parts (other photos Page 23). and in 1979, a new plant in France. tional Version. Now in a of Scripture. A Step Further, wide selection of illustrated with photos Insulator rings made of Rogers molding material insulate the editions from $7.95. and Joni’s own draw- M l plastic housing of an automatic drip coffee maker from the high heat The Holy Bible, ings. Now in Cloth, $6.95. maintained in the metal “hot plate” area. New Intemationcd V ersion.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Nov. 16. 1978 AFTER THANKS6IVIN8 • ■ovr.OHiLr, M un LAOWS SW IATim • LAOffir ■PONT8W1AN AND COORDMATU SALE • M nra PLANNIL SHIRTS Royal Ice Cream • Murs comHiRov shirts Serves 53 Years • AN O H O R n 215 E. MAIN 8T. ROCKVILLE Nur The Royal Ice Cream Company was of 1976, Harold continued the business, in CT. lianrljpatpr Eupiitng Bpralfi built in 1926 and first opened its doors in creasing the products even more by ad 408 NEW ISS OFF October of that year. It’s owner, Michael ding Jimmy Roll, Tortoni, Cheesecake Ice BRITAIN AVE. PSJ>. A. Orfitelli, Sr. did most of the building Cream and Cake ala mode. HARTFORD FORVOO- ^ himself. At the present time Harold’s son Jim CT. PLUS He worked long hard hours in the plant, my, is the ice cream maker, while Harold, 1MNIS FAJD- i sometimes from four o’clock in the mor who is president and treasurer, handles ning, until dark. He would make ice the office and financial matters, as well as cream in the morning and then go out on calling on potential customers. deliveries to Hartford and surrounding T^ee generations have maintained the towns. busine^, and as in the beginning are m ain (No When they were old enough, his two sons cause is to provide quality with service. Harold and Michael helped him out. They, Royal Ice Cream has a route area of 75 too, worked long, hard hours; Harold miles radius with two refrigerator trucks h’« B**"' , helped making the ice cream and Michael and one panel doing the deliveries. They MORE MANCHESTER delivering the product. also have distributors in Massachusetts When the senior Mr. Orfitelli passed and Rhode Island, who handle their away in May of 1961, the business was specialty items and bulk. TTiey are one of M s r HOURS taken over by the two sons. They con only two manufacturers of diabetic ice PMOAV tinued to work in the same manner, in t R06SEVELT cream in the sUte, and distribute to other M OSjSS creasing their business to include special ice cream manufacturers. We carry a SATURDAY ty items such as nutroll and bricks as well t!SS«S0 complete line of novelties, sandwiches, MILLS SUNDAY as the Spumoni which their dad had the popsicles, fudgesicles, etc. and manufac patent for. turer all their bulk and half-gallons and With the passing of Michael in February specialty items.
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Lydall Inc, The Fiber Materials Group also manufacturers wet-laid nonwoven MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Nov is m s Growing Concern products supplying markets such as high- Lydall, Inc. is a growing manufacturer temperature insulation and medical dis of products for industry including posables. Lydall is the country’s major engineered fiber materials; metal, supplier of surgical instrument wrapping plastic, elastomeric and fiber com and in conjunction with several large ponents; and specialized packaging and pharmaceutical companies, has begun material handling systems. Traded on the development of other medical disposables American Stock Exchange and such as blood filtration media. ' headquartered in Manchester, Conn., Lydall’s Packaging Group concentrates Lydall has 14 divisions with plants in more on several high profit market segments. than a dozen locations in the United An example of Lydall’s specialization is States. Sales of over $90 million are the injection-molded lip tolm dispenser. HOW LOW projected for 1978. The company is Lydall, with a 40 percent market share, organized into four operating units: The supplies over 27 million of these Fiber Materials Group, The Packaging assemblies annually to companies like Group, The Spheric Group and The' Avon, Sea & Ski, Love C^metics and Formed Products Group. others. The Spheric Group is the largest in CANA The Fiber Materials Group has a higher level of technology for manufacturing dependent manufacturer of steel bearing rigid fiber composites using recycled balls in the United States and possibly the fibers than any other company in the world. Its business developed from the U n i^ States. Lydall fiberboard material same forces that accelerated the growth typically replaces more expensive of Lydall’s fiberboard business; ^p£at is, the ability of steel balls to be substituted BANK GET? products such as plastic, steel and leather for markets such as the automotive and for a more expensive product such as chrome balls in bicycles. footwear industries. The appliance market also holds great potential for The environmental problem of water- fiberboard growth, as the U.S. govern fowl dying of lead poisoning from ment has b^un to jequire manufacturers swallowing spent lead shots initiated one to replace traditional fiber compounts of Lydall’s most exciting p r ^ c ts — with flame-retardant rigid materials. Ecoshot,*, the company’s nontoxic steel The appliance market also holds great shot. potential for fiberboard growth, as the Lydall’s plastic balls are a major com- U.S. government has begun to require ^nent in the rapidly growing field of diagnostic testing using radioim- ® ® Lydall, Inc.’s Annual manufacturers to replace traditional fiber testing systems. Report call or write to Carole F. Butenas components with flame-retardant rigid munosassay techniques. Having already materials. renlaced trariiHonnrmI,nJ"V‘;® -•■-au, me hormed Products Group contains Manager of Shareholder and Public heJatiS S s technotow coinn ® technology and is its most Relations, Lydall, Inc., 615 Parker Street, At SBM you can lower iiepaiius, mis technology could ultimately dynamic business. Manchester, a 06040 (203) 646-1233. the interest rate on a personal i: instalment loan as muA as 2%. Donna Cammayer, (right), Director of Advertising and Here's how you can get that saving on an instalmetrt loiM lydall, inc. ftferketing at SBM, reviews Child’s Membership Certificate made for any worthwhie purpose:* is^ diversified Headquartered in with Kim Willhide of Lutz Judior Museum. manufacturer of prod Manchester, Connecticut, ucts for Industry which the Company employs Include engineered fiber over 1,800 people In more SBM Donates Products Booth materials; metal, plastic, than 15 locations. Lydall to Lutz Junior Museum elastomeric and fiber com is organized Into four major ponents; and specialized operating units: Fiber ’The Savings Bank of Manchester (SBM) ’The Lutz Junior Museum Booth will dis packaging and material Materials Group, Formed is once again donating a booth for the play a sampling of, the programs and offer good for limited lime only Chamber of Ctommerce Product Show. events offered to its members and the handling systems. The An equal opportunity lender Products Group, Packaging This year the Lutz Junior Museum will be community. A slide show of museum Company’s stock is the recipient of the SBM booth at the exhibits will be shown continuously for Group and Spheric Group. Manchester Chamber of Commerce both days of the (Chamber of Commerce traded on the American Product Show to be held November 18 and Product Show. The Education Services Stock Exchange under 19 at the Manchester High School. In addi Department of the Lutz Junior Museum tion to donating the bMth, the Savings prides itself on the variety of exhibits, the symbol LDL. Bank of Manchester will be sponsoring a programs, and classes it offers to the drawing for 10 Junior Memberships to the public. Examples of craft projects and Lutz Junior Museum located on Cedar other work by students in museum classes Street in Manchester. will be on exhibit at the SBM sponsored The drawing for the Junior Membership booth. Representatives from the Lutz The Savings Bank will be held during the Product Show. Junior Museum will be pleased to answer Students 12 years and under may submit any questions visitors might have about Corporate Headquarters their name for ope of the 10 memberships 615 Parker Street the museum. For those persons interested of Manchester to the Lutz Junior Museum. The Savings in the Lutz Junior Museum programs and Connecticut 06040 Bank of Manchester has been active in the A tradition of banking excellence' (203) 646-1233 classes, literature will be available at the community supporting local services such booth. as the Lutz Junior Museum. In the past, The Savings Bank of Manchester is . SBM has been involved with other groups Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, located on 932 Main Street with 13 branch Ashford, Andover, and Bolton. such as the Boy Scouts of America. SBM offices East of the river. A,new branch of donated a booth for that organization at SBM will open shortly at the Burr (tomer Member FDIC. the 1977 Chamber of Commerce Product Shopping Center in Manchester. A full- 646-1700 Show. The Savings Bank of Manchester service bank, SBM is continuing in its plans to continue its support of such tradition of banking excellence since 1905. organizations in the community. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978
MANCHESTTO^VENlNGJj^^^^^Manche^ Thurs.. Nov ifi 1978 THE GREATER MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS yealer □ ACCIIEDITEO THE 1978 PRODUCT SHOW ★ WHEN: SATURDAY & SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ISUl & 19Hi ★ WHERE: MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM DOORS OPEN: ISKK*ZnIil* . pS'* WIN OVER $1000 IN. FREE DOOR raZES A jS if M #
MA6IC SHOWS PIZZA EATIHO CONTEST | DRAWINGS EVERY 15 RIINUTES CLOWNS-RALLOONS HOT DOGS-DRINKS-SNACKS OVER 90 EXHIBITORS FEATURING EXCITING NEW PRODUCTS M---- »«« • _____- I. A. Lozior, Ircl ■OSSni GHHOnI CiRtin 21 Roil E itite M-----R---- a- r ____i__ _ U-jft-A fiHNnI Ow A iy il ice GroMH MnOMwi LTEnUl IWIN rrSSugS mnung F u r’s S U doo S d o l MuniM---- »— ■-im -- - Tyre Mm ChiRRel CoHpiRy Beaety Bath Botkpie \ a A a M fi ir lUMun AK AppiHKs A loR iir WMvJ Al S W Iirfs AppRuici A TV Cney’s Restiwwt Styfist for Mm Conn. Bank A Trust SniRii M of MMNhester M R O rg iH BUff-Zaddi Assodites PenoMl Tee C ^ H il Pm n t ERMpMent 6 o rii Stevens S lim Lions Chd) ^AUisMyOl BLD.Poiri T b o llio e H U M NrtiHHd Bm A P ntt A Whitney Ahcnft ROSSSVm H » Boy Scouts TwoRtlotb Ceiriwy TV - L NtN. vMBsiBii vinisr Aodban i — 1» Tte BAdnr C itti|B (VonoH) Manchester Starte Bh * Biri Cm bietim M m flM iitiir Sefe A Lock 6ris Scouts ILS.NIW Boler Mnic Shop N ir it if i Siv Ih is A Li m Assil MRU's Fdb Opticil St|ie Bv Better Beddig Shops CAPPRO (MedH CiL) Public Health Nurses M h HM’S M fO R S boRORW ■Wl^rWiHocfric ilr Five Stir T n iif Cuvmy M m nprar Exposwe W v A noces Mmctiftstitr Drtf Sheltered Workshop PABARtohrts S |M h| N Iio iI • (VonNH) llM UmeiAm Umaam BUos I Books Pnawood FwRitwe M IIBVIB Ih VSiI Creative School of Hairdressiiv Lirtz Junior Museum R o io nV V^wOC on. HPE HarrisoR’s PreitiR Stovo IMamjiAaaaAam UjubjAa U.S.MMtes Girdm of Edm 6 ft Shop ■WMiiMiir nonoi Manchester Police I l iv e WINF BROADCAST ROUND TABLE 8INQER8 [CHILDREN’S QAME8 8 CONTESTS FREE BLOOD PRESSURE FOLK 8INQER 1 DEMONSTRATIONS ] . _____ SfiBEEHIHfl_____ CHARLIE TAYLOR » c - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Corin', thufs..' Nov/lfe,’ j^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., ’nn.n. Nnv .. i.yn. The Place A Family Affair $1 Million Available Heritage Savings has 31 million and service the loans. The Place in downtown Manchester is Danbury Fair. The Sheftels are the only available for special low cost CHFA ‘"The purpose of the program is to , Main Street’s only ceramic studio. shop in Manchester to offer this «iciting Al SlBtf9rt’$ mortgages. “It’s a terrific loan for the provide funds to make home ownership Located at 691 Main Street and is run by new craft. moderate income home buyer” says possible for moderate income families,” the Sheftel family — Bea, Bruce, Robbie. Bea will be busy demonstrating Christ President William Hale, “and every time Hale said. “Properties financed must The Place is more than a ceramic studio. mas crafting ideas including tinsel we offer it our allocation goes almost im meet certain requirements, but if a Visitors will find a wide array of craft painted ornaments, and pom pom SPECIAL EVENTS mediately.” property qualifies, it’s a super plan. And supplies including burlap, calico, and decorations. Borrowers make a very small down pay the best part is that the whole program velvet ribbons, dried flowers, stitchery ’The Sheftels will be taking orders on ment if any, and pay a special low interest doesn’t cost the taxpayer one red cent. It’s kits, craft kits and much more. custom made ceramics, as well as selling rate, currently 7W o . ’lie funds used are completely self-supporting. Classes in macrame, ceramics, crafts many handmade Christmas crafts. at the Product Show! rais^ on the general credit of the state of “At Heritage we jumped into the CHFA and even patchwork quilting are taught by They hope their store will become ’The Connecticut, hence the special low rate. program with both feet because we’re Bea Sheftel. Robbie age 9, helps show Place where people can find new craft Bond issues are sold periodically by the' specialists in home financing. We ran a customers around “his” store, and also ideas, take classes and workshops, as well Connecticut Housing Finance Authority seminar for realtors, and other real estate helps make samples. Bruce Sheftel who as find that special handcrafted gift. (CHFA) and allocated to participating people, and we’ve done everything we can MCitOWAVE COOKING works at a full time job spends his The Sheftels are professional craftspeo banks and savings and loan associations, to ^ucate the public on the program.” VIDEO TAPE evenings in the “clay pot” pouring the ple. ’Their own love for crafts is evident in who in turn lend the money to borrowers DEMONSTRATION RECORDERS hundreds of molds the Sheftel’s own. He their willingness to help customers in also helps out selling and is skilled in selecting craft materials and completing many crafts himself. a project. FREE “See Yourself Weekends find the Sheftels on the road ’They designed and directed the making to Penn., Mass., R.I., anywhere there’s a of the Manchester Bicentennial Quilt. Exposure Ltd, Established 3 Years Food Samplmg on T.V." good craft show, workshop or trade show. Mrs. Sheftel was in charge of women’s They are continually adding new lines to crafts programs for the town for six Exposure Ltd., art and frame shop, at Other than framing, they sell original Meal Around The their store and learning new craft years. 474 Main St. has been established in art work and photography. Customers can All Brands techniques. Recently, Bruce took ’They’ve both won state awards and local Manchester for three years. ’The shop is order hard to find prints from an exten Holidays For ■-CA. OUMAR, a course in bowmaking and to Bea’s sur awards for their work. Mrs. Sheftel is owned and operated by James and Susan sive line of fine art reproductions and Entertaining prise he loved it. He will be demonstrating currently included in “The Every Richards. Jim is a graduate of Rochester theatre posters. The shop also features a ZENITH, SANYO bowcrafts at the Product Show. Rohbie Woman’s Handicraft Book” and has Institute of Technology. variety of crafts including stained glass will be showing how easy it is to Picture received national recognition in crafts as Specializing in custom picture framing mirrors and wicker products. Point. ’The Picture Point technique is new. a recipient of the Good Housekeeping of art work and photographs, they carry a Exposure Ltd., hours are Monday - It has been seen at Eastern States and the Bronze Medal Bicentennial Award. wide variety of frames including wicker, Saturday, 9-5:30 and Thursday evening till THE PLACE porcelain and stained glass. The shop also 9:00. For a sampling of what the shop con deals in the restoration of old or damaged tains, drop by booth i)il54 at the Ceramics — Arts — Crafts photographs. Manchester Products Show. 691 MAIN ST. TEL 643-1256 Manchester Honda: DOWNTOWN MANCHF..STF.R More Than Meets the Eye When you think of Manchester Honda, you think of the place just off 1-86 at Exit Adams, you’ll find 36 models of Honda 93 — the place that sells motorcycles, motorcycles, 24 models of Kawasaki snowmobiles and, of course economy motorcycles and the Kawasaki line of cars. ' snowmobiles. Which are the most popular models? 1945] But drop by and look around. You’ll be |ESr. surprised at what you see. For example, In cars, the luxury compact Accord is you’ll find gas-powered generators, roto- number one, with the 1979 4-door sedan tillers, outboard motors and even law- rising fast in popularity because it com HjUtMSON’S mowers — all part of the Honda power bines superior seating capacity with Hon products line. da’s renowned gas mileage. The generators can be used for home or Among motorcycles, the favorite Hon- business. They range in capacity from 400 das are, in order, the Honda 400 Hawk, the S TA TH H e S Hondia CB 750 and the Honda Mopeds. The watts to 3500 watts, and owning one could I 945 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER generate a warm feeling the next time a favorite Kawasakis are the KZ 400 and the blizzard knocks out your house current. KZ 650. BE SURE TO Eastern Connecticut’s Most Complete ’The roto-tillers; on the other hand, are a In snowmobiles, the Kawasaki 440 In I Office and Home Stationers fair-weather product. Say have your own vader is number one. ’The Invader is garden and you’re weary of hoeing liquid-cooled — a feature that adds life to ASK FOR furrows. These labor-saving devices the machine, provides more constant •National Brands might be just the thing. power and offers quieter performance. •Quality With Service i ’Die outboard motors range in power Manchester Honda is owned by John SPEGUL DISCOUNT from to 10 horsepower. Mount one of Larabee, member of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and past treasurer Daily Deliveries — Manchester these on your skiff or motorboat and you’ve got the same quality Honda puts in their of the Connecticut Motorcycle Dealers CERTIFICATE Vernon - Rockville - So. Windsor cycles at the back end of your boat. Association. He resides in Somers with Glastonbury The lawnmowers are another surprise. wife Jaci, and children James, 14, Who’d a thought it? Honda lawnmowers. Jonathan, 9, and Jennifer, 7. U.P.S. Service Anywhere ■ WE CAfiftY ALL THESE FAMOUS BRANDS ------But there they are. Either pushed or self General Manager, Motorcycles •EMM!®* •uraicort . •Special Services propelled. Building, is John Brodin, 33. Brodin joined •pouBfcntc__ •Slfflff •*!««« Yes, Manchester Honda has come a long the dealership in 1974 as a mechanic and .nreoSuD :|g “ :K E S T “ •Rubber Stamps •Office Signs way since the little place on Center Street was later parts manager. He resides in •uMccffi.u ™ ,. mu Sto i iSSmT^•MUM •Bank Charges •Photo Copies in the mid Sixties. ’Then they had only 12 Vernon with wife Donna, and children •Store Charges Rated Accounts models of Honda motorcycles and eight Marc, 9, and Susan, 7. models of Kawasaki bikes. Manchester H on^ regularly donates 8 h c « 19 2 5 , 1Hien«MPrattAWhKneyAfea«ft See Us At The Show Today, Manchester Honda-Kawasaki is vehicles for civic activities and driver’s iiMme«italrcmftengiieswlthunmaidieddependab«ty MEMBER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE the largest Honda-Kawasaki dealer in the training courses at area schools and |ll| area. Situated on a 3V^-acre tract of land colleges. •143-445 HARTFORD RD 1 / 1 / MANCHESTER ™ ci<»- at Adams Street, the dealership boasts ’The dealership is a regular recipient of FORMER NORMAN'S LOCA TION 647-9997 25,000 square feet of floor space in two awards for sales and service fnm the m OF K l i m • M tX ll ST. 647-9998 modem buildings. Honda Corporation. Awards were FREE SERVICE, FREE REMOVAL OMN TOWSHT OF OLD APPLIANCES A m. ni i The building at 24 Adams displays 13 received in 1967,1970,1971.1972,1973,1977 151 153 SAT. TIL 9. MON. W I models of Honda automobiles. At 30 and 1978. See iM at IfM RlanchMter Pfoduct Show booth na - . F R li LOCAL DCLIVFKY rUEA. A WEO. TIL 9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Nov. 16. 1978 EASTERN CONN.’T'^A D iN ? General Glass General Glass on Manchester’s Green Road is actually two businesses in one. Glass booth to see examples and for the Foremost is their full glass service times of the demonstrations. FULLSERVIGE offering everything from installation to General Glass has been in business for repairs and even 24 hour emergency ser five years dispensing their expert advice vice. Plate glass, storefronts, storm win and service in the Manchester area. If you dows and doors are all part of General are building or remodeling a home or Glass. business, be sure to stop at General Glass, 0PT1CUNS 330 Green Road in Manchester for your ROGERS The second half is the stained glass glass needs. studio with Ann Madsen as instructor, • EYE GLASSES • CONTACT LENSES restorer, and custom designer. Her work If you’re interested .in beginning an in is extremely fascinating and she will be teresting new hobby, shop the same. New IN MANCHESTER • HEARING AIDS • SUNGLASSES giving demonstrations at the weekend’s classes in stained glass crafting begin home products show. Stop at the General right after Thanksgiving. Details will be Emergency Repair Service at their booth in the Home Products Show. «N C E 1832 ISEE THE m i l l UITMVUE SEIMESSl VfOCUS n THE PRODUCTS SHOW Preston Trading Post
Jacob Biber is a refugee farmer who the name implies. They Buy. ’They Sell, believes in hard work and making friends. and They Trade. TOe mam office of The Herald is divided into the advertising, editorial His sons Ben, Joe and Buck are of the Their store is unique and unusual Manufacturers of and business departinents. The advertising department maintains aiL same mold. ’They love people. featiming a wide variety of wood and coal extensive advertising bank for the use of its advertisers. The Herald is a Four years ago they started in business burning stoves, antiques, furniture, gifts, as The Preston ’Trading Post located on glass and China, lamps, brassware and SPECIALTY PLASTICS full service newspaper, constantly striving to improve its product and Rt. 165, Preston, Conn not as a discount serve the needs of its advertisers much much more. ’They ^ v e become one store, as their competitors say, but so of the largest retail outlets for wood they could sell the best for less to their stoves in the East staffed by experts with MOLDING MATERIALS friends. The word got around quickly and personal service next to no-one. now their friends number in the thousands The ’Trading Post is open 19-8 pm Mon including people from as far away as Long torough Fri. and weekends 10-6 pm. Come for The Herald . . . Serving a Island, New Hampshire and Maine. in and visit. Enjoy yourself just browsing. 4 CONVEMENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU. Growing Independent Market The Preston Trading Post is exactly as 763 MUn St i*i St MMKHESTER MAMawm 270 CMstiMiM Pha EatttmklU • AUTOMOBILES HUTFORO MANSFIELD F ounded O ctober 1, 1881, The equipment and high speed photo typeset Plww 527-5013 PkM 450-1141 Manchester Evening Herald is published ting equipment makes ’The Herald a six evenings a week — Monday through leader in the newspaper publishing field. • ELECTRICAL Saturday. With a paid, ABC audited cir The Herald is print^ on a 48 page capaci culation of around 17,000, The Herald is ty Goss Urbanite offset press with full SWITCH GEAR a For Dessert This the local newspaper for Manchester and color capability. Compositon work is per THANKSGIVING Home buyers are differerV all surrpundipg communities. Our readers’ formed in a custom-designed work area by over the courXry. In one region Be Sure To Serve A interest centers around community ac highly trained professional staff, assuring '"r they're younger, irrore affluent • ELECTRONICS tivities, personalities, and local readers and advertisers a quality product. and pickmoreexpensivehomes Ninety-five percent of The Herald’s cir than people in other regions. 1^' happenings. The Herald’s coverage of the local scene can do much to generate culation is home delivered by a force of But t h ^ still pay less than buy ROYAL 350 carriers and motor route drivers. ers somewhere else. • PRINTING customer awareness for your advertising. Creating a favorable selling climate for We’re growing and intend to grow still All this means is that buying a . ♦ ICE CREAM CAKE our advertisers is one of our primary more. We have great faith in the home Is still an individual trans Our three flavor cakes, made objectives in serving the area. In Manchester area and have proved that action. And since it is such a • APPLIANCES with rich creamy vanilla, November of 1972 The Herald moved into faith by our large investment in new personal thing, you need a real ..j chocolate, and strawberry ice a new 8,200 square foot addition and the facilities and equipment. It is our purpose estate agent who really knows cream. Decorated with heavy total building is now 14,000 square feet. to give our readers the finest local the area and cares about the • AND MANY cream ... or try our PECAN The use of optical character recognition newspaper possible. comrrxjnity. ^ NUT ROLL or our famous Or- surprisci See a REAUORf REAUORS* are fitelli’s Spumoni, Jimmy Roll OTHERS TlKM isn’t anvt members of the NATIONAL and Cake ala Mode. ASSOCIATION OF REAUORS? They rtxjst be actively engaged in real estate, and make a pub Please Order Early By Calling '649-5358 Five Star Trading lic commitment to a Code of Ethics. There are more than Browsing through the Five Star ’Trading ago after success with coin selling at flea 660,000 National Associo- Co. shop in the Manchester Mini Mall is markets and it ha^ now expanded to in tion members In the U.S., so wherever you want to buy, you ROGERS CORPORATION almost like strolling through a small clude a gift section of bronze, jade, onyx, See this Ice Cream disi museum. Dozens of coins, U.S. and and other materials as well as jewelry and can find one to give you the in Molding Materials Division dealer^ foreign, m.ake up the largest part of the dividual attention and service Box 550, Manchester, CT 06040 even stuffed animals. you deserve. 20th. display area and ^m e date back over a Their booth at the products show will Phone (203) 646-5500 Manchester.) Please Note: Dry hundred years. have these itm s, but the main attraction "Average" and “median” are TW X 710-427-1836 George R. Atkins Sr. and his wife will be the coins, of course. George is even semantic antics. Buying a home Manufactured in Manchester Since 1926! Genevieve have been coUecUng coins for bringing some of his own personal collec Is a momentous event, not ar> other statistic. A REAUOR* can over 25 years and will proudly tell you of tion to the show. He also offers and ap the fascinating histories and misconcep- make this ever# happy os well praisal service for those odd coins you’ve as importar#. tions concerning a large variety of pen found. ICE CREAM CO. nies, dimes, quarters, etc. For instance While providing a rich history, coin many people believe it is a federal crime collecting also offers an investment in the Manchester Board Manufactured in Manchester Since 19261 to deface U.S. coinage. It’s not if the coin future. Stop by the Five Star Trading of Realtors is never used again as currency such as in Company booth this weekend and let Manufacturers of Orfitelli's “BANQUET SPUMONI” jewelry. George and Genevieve tell you how. 186 East Center St. ‘An Equal Opportuniti; Employer' 27 WARREN ST., MANCHESTER Phone 649-535^ The Atkins opened the shop about a year Manchester 646-2450 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Nov. 16. 1978 MANCHESTElf EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., THurs., Nov. 16. 1978 Eastern Connecticut's Leading Opticians BETTER BEDDING In Product Show SHOPS East Hartford • Vernon Optical Style Bar, Inc. has furnished traditional hard lens forms over a long much of the personal optical needs of period of time has prompted Optical Style eastern Connecticut for 27 years, and, in Bar to continue research in this exciting so doing has gained invaluable experience field. of the needs of our area. Hearing aid sales and service are an im Our fashion conscious licensed opticians portant part of the services provided by INTRODUCES know their responsibility in keeping Optical Style Bar, Inc. at 763 Main St. of abreast with innovations in our field as fice in Manchester. A guarantee of your well as to continue with conventional vi personal satisfaction in our hearing aid sion aids. sales and service is backed by We are proud to be leaders in the use of experienced, knowledgeable technicians aolite ultravue* seamless bifocal. The ul- and quality brand aids as well as all LA-Z-BOY travue with no segment lines is effective necessary accessories. in practical use. This lens, when combined Optical Style Bar maintains a complete with the most fashionable eyeglass grinding and finishing laboratory located RECLINER CENTERS frames, can answer your need for high also at 763 Main St., Manchester which is C D EC LA-Z-BOY fashion as well as satisfying your personal staffed with licensed personnel who r n K K DRAWING vision needs. The ultravue lens is on dis operate modern equipment necessary to Pre-Holiday play at our four stores in eastern Connec accomplish the tight quality control set by Pick up your Official ticut. Entry Blank at tha Optical Style Bar, Inc., Eastern Connec Product Show or at The highly qualified technicians in our ticut’s leading full service opticians with contact lens department located at 763 offices at 673 Main St., Manchester, althfr Batter Bedding Main St., Manchester, can evaluate and Conn.; 191 Main St., Manchester, Conn.; SALE Shop. Drawing 12-22-78 determine the best contact lens form and Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield, Conn.; 270 style for you. Much research and practical Constitution Plaza, Hartford, Conn. SAT. SEE OUR experience has proven the advantageous Member Manchester Chamber of SUN. use of soflens*, the visually and physically Commerce. See us at C of C Products most comfortable of contact lens styles. Show. NOV. SHOW SPECIALS The use of softlens in addition to the NOV. Better Bedding Shops to Give 18th ON 19th Away Free Recliner LA-Z-BOYS*BRASS BEDS*BEDDING n SURPMSE HER CHRISTMAS MORNIHG! witlia The Better Bedding Shops are featuring captains beds, high risers and trundle a drawing for a free recliner during their beds. ★ VMYl holiday sale. Entries may be made at Another facet of Better Bedding in OMIIIEd SOUD either store during the months of cludes an extensive line of sofa beds and November and December. The winner recliners from Flexsteel, Nelson, Cat- will receive the recliner as a Christmas ' napper, and Jamison. ★ DUIMNUM gift from the Better Bedding Shops. The ^ tte r Bedding Shops are one of the BRASS BED Owners John WhoUey and John DiCoc- few sources of odd-size bedding made to cio combine over 30 years experience in order to accommodate antique beds of all ★ sna the bedding field. Thorough knowledge of types. Their experts will come to your the products combined wiUi experience on home and custom design the perfect set to wholesale and retail levels produce stores put beautpful old beds to everyday use ONE staffed by “bedding pros.’’ again. OF SUNG SPECUUSTS They have s e a r ^ ^ industry-wide for Delivery and set-up are always free at I THE AREAS the finest quality bedding and accessories Better Bedding. Cash and carry rates are LARGEST from leaders in the bedding business. The also available. Both stores are owner- DISPLAYS bedding shown in the photo is from King operated so personalized, friendly service STOP IN AT OUR EXHIBIT AT THE PRODUCTS Koil, Gold Bond, Sealy, Eclipse, and is assured. Therapedic. Competitive prices on “our own” bed SHOW - ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL The largest selection of genuine brass ding styles gives you more quality for beds in the arra is displayed at both stores your bedding dollar. Jiwt OM from the Swan, Dresher, and Artisan Better B iding with two locations to •umpto... NOVEMER CASH ROUTE Brass Bed Companies. Accessories in serve you . . . 669 Burnside Ave., East ON HOME SIDING ORDERS TAKEN THIS clude bunk beds, platform and waterbeds, Hartford, and Rte. 30 El Camino Plaza Queen Size (lower Level), Vernon. ^ DONT MONTH. studio couches, stodio beds, comer groups. complete with fral MISS Value of OUR exposure I $400. ONLY PRODUCT SHOW I framing ^ BRASS SPECIALS OPEN DAILY 10-8, SRT. 10-6 hn WhoUey John DiCioccio BAM CONSTMICnON ERST VERNON 474^MAIN ST. HARTFORD RTE. 30 HBW SHOWnOOK LOCATION , EL CAMINO PLAZA 669 BURNSIDE AVENUE MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 mile east of Vernon 553 EAST MIDDLE TPKL MA^CHESTEH (At School Street) Circle • Lower Level) 203/649-6939 5 2 8 -1 3 1 0 B72-7294 BEHER BEDDING SHOPS * m . 646-8663 I * » M t $ w Charge ♦ Viis » Revolving Chsfse • Imtsnt Credit • Free Delhrefy • Odd Sizes MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchtstgrt ConWJ,/nftil>s.pWoy.^l8.~H9f» MANCHESTER EVENING HBKALD, Manthesferi Cdrth'/t1iu?s..^Nii/. lA^lDTS’ Atlas Bantly Oil PRESTON TRADING POST Serving Over 80 Years The Atlas Bantly Oil Co. has been serving the Greater Don't iNit another ROUTE 165, PRESTON, CONNECTICUT, (203) 886-0820 Manchester area for over 80 years with offices located in Manchester and East Hartford. The firm offers dime mto savings We Are Proud To Announce Some Fine New Editions to the Eighty Plus delivery, 24 hour emergency service, Wood and Coal Burning Stovea on Our Showroom Floor monthly budget payment terms, heating and air con ditioning services. , without talldng to us. strives to assist their customers to con We Now Have In Stock serve heating oil and lower heating bills. The company We Now Have In Stock features a p r o p ^ of annual burner maintenance. This T»*9iuncsniflr# «) 0DD includes fuel efficiency tests and upgrading of obsolete and inefficient equipment. Instruments are used by ser COMBINATION FIREPLACE i W IIRI vice t^hnicians to tune up oil burners to peak efficiency. SAV-O-HEAT Records show that burners set by eye instead of in AND WOOD HEATER Becloim fine heot for eilra eificieiicy struments can be 7-157o inefficient. This means 7-15% of ' •! ifiiiiipaM tee oil burned is wasted and not used for heating. If an ef from heaters and fireplaces 1^ the ficiency reading is not taken by instruments, a customer W i S i s o MS no way of Imowing if his heating system is 75-80% ef- Reg. $657 A simple but effective device that brings extra heating ca / 1.. considered good performance) or below ForThte pacity to wood burning 50% (which IS considered poor performance). 'Sale heaters and freestanding fire Studies have proven that well-tuned and upgraded places. Consists of a 24" equipment can save home-owners money and reduce from stainless steel flue pipe sur rounded by a concen tric steel pollution. Atlas Bantly believes that their fuel conserva outer jacket about 1 >i" great tion program will result in substantial savings in oil and r '/ er in diameter. At the lower dollars for their customers. 4 » erxl IS an intake and small electric fan controlled by a t h e MNinf nOIED, DODRIE DDTr sensor that turns it cm as the I ow U m ternperature rises and off as W ith Its iron double-doors you can enioy a cheerful fire. Close it (irops. Air is pulled in and the gasket-sealed doors and you have a high efficiency, coiv arculated around the inner tf' trolled draft heater. Each cast iron door has Atlanta's TRI-AIR* jacket to pick up warmth from draft control system of three screw-type regulators. The lower the flue pipe, then discharges "¥ ones provide pnmary air directly to the logs, the upper ones ■ * s through an adjustable dis- _ . secorxlary air for better comlxjstion. Vigils and floor are lined 'IHmiMOK'' charge gnile at the top. Re- X mMI •/A 95 k. CIm ' with heavy firebrick. Fhie gases and smoke pass around an in places any 24" section of flue ® It.iF y RM.$12I tenor baffle to an upper heat chamber. The flue collar of 1/4" is new In - . pip^. Available in 6" or 8" $ |||ch *64.95 H$lll 1 . ' ' ■ steel eittends into the upper chamber for better heat retention.
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M Wa aiao Mp 8 full Hn# of briM r h8ll It isn't so easy to save money these ways, as well. ttb l^ pfoaabhek chains antiiiuMy days. What used to be a matter of How can you make sense of it ail? A beautifully styled circulating heater Channel Home Centers ' fliw gifts piin a now fumHura Hna simple interest has been cempounded with automatic thermostat that gives At A Glance Talk to an expert a^ ]uat way tpo mtieli to Hat hara. At$' you winter-long comfort from either to such a degree you need quite an Our Savings Investment Specialists \ coal or wood. education to figure it all out Now, in Iff at aawbiga M mMrt ba aaan to for new stores in new territories in the have many of the answers you Our business is a retail chain of close to addition to the usual savings plans, coming years. need. They've been trained in the Rag. $411.95 *2 4 9 ** 50 full service home center outlets that banks olfer many unusual ones. With Optional Blowar AvaHaMa cater to the do-it-yourselfer’s every need. Channel is a wholly-owned subsidiary of applications of all the savings W.R. Grace & Co., a $4 billion manufac varying interests, rules and regu We offer our customers a choice of over services we offer. So they can help 50,000 products in our lumber, building turing and retail corporation. lations, penalties and rewaitls. AahertridatoiheMonTradinoPoal you make the choices that are materials, paint, plumbing, hardware, Our philosophy is that Channel Home You need help. OM sM E e te w to a« mem than gUM M u... Centers are designed for organized one- electrical, and lawn and garden Obviously, some savings plans are right for you. MpwdN weed er eeei iwmli^aieMiL r j stop shopping. Assembled under a single at Manchester departments, coupled with reputation for more afpropriate for you than others. Why not drop m to the Mant hesler I’roduds Show l«» service, quality and community involve roof, the store’s host of specialty shops be held at Manchester Hi)>h Sdi(H>l on Saturday and Opportunity To Purchaae recapture the warmth and intimacy of Long Term Investments are ideal if Sunday. Novemlter Ifl and 19, and visit with one ol T(K)% Cast Iron Franklin Fireplace j^BQ ment — everything to repair, protect and our Harttord National Specialists. Ifass S i beautify the home. small, home town boutiques, while giving you have the money and can afford the .1 Accessories For Only TMw M. 2 (Juat balara Norwich) te RL **. irrnnuil Ip' customers the depth of product mix only a time. But a Short Term arrangement You could save a lot more ice $425. Plus: Stop By Our Booth And Get Originally founded as a lumberyard and ^ so. Oo »om en lit 104 M Mntar ROM do-it-yourself department store can offer. might be more practical. Regular upon Worth $10.00 Of Frw M tS c h L ii Wth millwork operation, Channel has been ser money if you do. aotAfton10SeaM2fflReA vw ^ wNmtJA ving customers in New Jersey and Penn Our future is that Channel Companies Passbook Account interest cem- ler of $100 or More. sylvania for 70 years. has made a commitment to continue the pounds differently fiom that of a Hartford National New York now has a Channel Home quality retailing tradition it inaugurated Statement Savings Account But the jvfifu '■ V • V 70 years ago. The future will see Channel > Bank and Ihist Company Center, too. Located in Norths two types of accounts differ in other If you’ve goc a litlJe money. w+iy not get a kx of bank? ^ssapequa, it is the first of several realize its potential as an industry leader, targeted New York-based outlets. dedicated to serving the customer and his \ii Mill HI m • Channel is a chain on the move! Watch community. t J r n I ? t I / H T :i i? T ? 4 4 yi A \/ MANCHKTER e W n ING HERALD J hester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16.1978 rr-.S’-'ir'!-..- Thurs.. Nov. 16, 1978 sayoonTTW MMCKSTER PMMICTS SIIOWl .NOV. 18 and NOV. 19th at Manchg«ter HIeIi School I FABB^S BOOTH #143 ------1 SHOW SPECIALS JUST FOR PATRONS OF THE PRODUCTS SHOW
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MON-WED 10-7 AT THE MINI MALL GOOSE DOWN VESTS and JACKETS -The insulating skirt in a newly designed iron is molded from FBI, SAT 10-7 811 MAIN 8T. PHYSICAL FITHESS EXEBCISE EOUIPIWEIIT THU 12-8:30 MANCHESTER Rogers C ollation s molding materials made in Manchester* The skirts insulate the plastic Sousing of the iron from t e iSlttm 646-2897 BOOTH #143 wasTtete ffts? Sw*?® ™terial FARR’S MANCHESTER PRODUCTS 2 Main St.»843-7111 SHOW NOV. 18th & Nov. 19th PUnOOR CHEER M GEAR t h e m a S i L p r o p s ' ™ “ <■ Open Daily 9-9 PM AND GET THIS FREE OFFER; PPLIANCE P This year, Manchester Honda really &<■ p coupon, you will receive $25 worth of '»y. has the Holiday spirit, and to prove it, C .00 accessories absolutely free ... what Pap Auto Parts REPAIR J they're making it easier than ever to give could be better? m someone you care atxjut a Honda for This offer is good for layaways At Products Show 199 Forest St. Christmas. too... just as long as you order your MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 This month, with the purchase of Honda before December 1,1978. So, any Honda XR80, Honda Express, or don'twait... putyourcheeringear,an( 646-1111 Honda ATC 70 or 110 and the attached give a Honda for the holidays!!! i Clyde & Mickey Miller owners of PAP Auto Parts who feature “Auto Parts for M i are loacted "At The Green” Rear ‘DO IT YOURSELF CUNr ^511 East Middle Turnpike Manchester. The complete Auto Parts store which DO YOU HAVE AN APPLIANCE PROBLEM? opened about one year ago are area dis tributors for Pennzoil Motor Oil WE HAVE THE INFORMATION AND KNOW HOW TOI Lubricants and Anti-Freeze. TTiey are now HELP YOU WITH THE REPAIR OF.. fMturing a special offer of a Free Monroe Mustang II Model Car Reg |4.50 value • Washers w th any $15 purchase. This is the perfect • SefrlgM ^rs Christmas Gift for a youngster and the • Ranoes offer K good while supply lasts. They are • Air CondlUonlng also featuring a special product show • Dishwashers drawing for a 54 Piece Crystal Regency • Freezers ^^tertainment glasses set regular Caloric, Maytag, KItchan '"c timing . AM, Magic Chat, FrIgMaIra, 10 0 lights - Sign up for these prizes at their $ t This coupon entitles the bearer to twenty-five dollars pr^uct show booth - Winners will be Whirlpool, Admiral, and Othar Popular Brands. worth of free accessories with the purchase of any notified and may pickup prizes at the Honda XR 80, Honda Express, or Honda ATC 70 or Store! i l i # ^ «.-^y 110 during the month of November subsequent to STAN CHOMAN STAN KAUFMAN this advertisement. Rogers Corporation Molding Materials Division, Mill and Oakland streets, Manchester, Connecticut. Visit Our Botrth at tiie Maadiester Manchester Honda 30 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER, (Exit S3 oH l-M) IGhamber »f ConuneFce 1978 Product Show On Sat Nov. 18th and Sun. Nov. 19th fiegint EAST HAT Hartford Sqi Beginner’s Friday, Nov. at the Steve Drive. This is the beginning sqi are cordially All area cl also welcomi evening will rounds will I Lillian Zepkc MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1978 . be served an given out. B . D . Chimt PEARL & SON EAST Hyi Historical S< raising fum chimney on t a historical L the entrance The society the chimne COOKING WITH GAS flrepl^ and ■nic society ly at an aucti Roy SpiUer AT THE 1st ANNUAL PRODUCTS SHOW to help out selling button a Brick, I D apiece to hel| sold 300 butto The goal is ty has raised ^Mogic Chef. ENERGY SAVINGS PAY BACK Contributioi The difference will surprise you. the East H^ UP TO $160.00 ESTIMATED OVER A TEN-YEAR Society, D PERIOD WITH PILDTLESS GAS RANGES - ‘1T PAYS treasurer. TD STAY WITH GAS. Jo • Lo-Temp.oven control. MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES East Haiti • Uniburners for better flarne H. Blackston control. Clock and Timer, Town Counci ^ Oven Window and , Continuous- 0 0 00 • Removable oven door and i Cleaning Oven descriptions f Ught ment. But, th( lift-up cooktop for easier • Unibumer for cleaning. • Grease and ' the council better flame spatters just fade, Tuesday does control. _ , away while you position of a TRADES w • Removable oven ~ cook. which he sou door and door • Digital clock-timer. over two year seals. • Oven window SAVE$$ • Lift-up, prop-up and light. removable Urges cooktop. TRADE • No-spillover Business PRICES START AT cooktop edge. willing to AND SAVE legislative TRADE legislators v & SAVE next year, tl REPLACE AND CONSERVE general cou * 218’* ticut Busii WITH CAS Association WITH TRADE REPLACE & SAVE WITH ford Cham Thursday. K featured spe nual meeting YOUR COMPLETE MAJOR APPLIANCE STORE page 2. 37 YEARS OF SERVING GREATENMANCHESTER Studi Enrollment FREE TURKEY WITH ALL ORDERS in East Hart: students durii TAKEN AT THE PRODUCT SHOW CONSERVE A SAVE ministrator it WITH GAS pupil account WE SERVE YOU BETTER WITH... unusual turn c 2. * FREE EFFICIEKT ONE DRV DELIVERY ★ COINPETITIVE PRICES on brand-new ★ FREE PICKUP OF YOUR OLD MW RNCE *ROT R M N M ^ Cuts 1 * OUR OWN SERVICE 0 PARTS DEPIUITRIENT Magic Chefe Recreatio gas ranges SieiNdd has i Recreation O may haye i ‘A FULL SERVICE DEALER...SALES-SERVICE-SATISFACTION programs nex propoaedGpet Instant credit to $500 budget incr^ with Approved Credit Cards 10. EST. 1941 & SON No B.D. WASHINGTt PEARL Ambassaador i the House as; 649 MAIN ST. TEL. 643-2171 MANCHESTER mlttee today I port the id) of Martin Lut part of an FBI Young.acloi irith the black when he was i Sp Ireland’s Atl Treacy in Road 2,700...Scholast out to end losii I. Earl Monroe' Knicks’ attack