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The weather 'i ;■< Showers and thunderstorms tonight. ' Inside today Lows in mid 60s. Gearing Saturday and turning cooler and less humid with Area 2-B.3-H Kditorial ...... 4-A highs in the tow 80s. Probability of rain Classlticd 4B. Family...... J-A 60 per cent tonight and 10 per cent . . 5-B.6-B.7-B Obituane.s .. 8-A Saturday. National Weather Service 'H j : ~Manche»ter-^A CUy o f i^tiage Charm ■ Comics .. 7-A Sport.s &-A.6-A Forecast map on page 6-B. MSMCttE^feR, com., FRIDAY, m>TESMBi3t i. 1177 - VOL. XCVl. No. !•» Dear Abby 7A PRICK* t-IKTEEN CKNTS Town will devise way to test water in homes By GREG PEARSON in an attempt to eliminate the con­ will then select homes that would contractual obligations for providing tamination. Herald Reporter provide a cross-sample of the entire pure water and sought restitution for Although the sewer cross- water system. These homeowners the 12-day period. connection was not found until this will take part in a training session to A plan to begin a new system of Weiss said that non-legal questions testing water in some private homes week, Jodaitis said that tests of learn how to properly take a sample, water in the area have still been which will be tested at the town's should be answered early next week. was formulated at Thursday night’s He had no estimate on how long it meeting about water problems in acceptable since the boiling order water laboratory. was lifted on Aug. 19. Another concern of the residents — will take to answer some of the legal Manchester. questions that were raised. The meeting was scheduled after a Concerned comments notification in case of an emergency 12-day period last month when water — was also discussed. Other residents said that they had About 100 people attended the experienced health problems, par­ in the southwest section of town was three-hour meeting, which was held Notification of the water con­ ticularly cramps and diarrhea, that contaminated. Residents in the area tamination was made through the in the Manchester High School they believed caused by the water. had to boil their water during the 12 auditorium. news media, and residents felt that days, and some are still concerned they should have been told individual­ Some speakers also discussed "What I’m saying is we still have ly of the problem. about the water quality. doubts in our minds. Who determines water problems in other areas of Jodaitis said, as he has before, that Speaking about the contamination, the water is safe?" Joseph Reynolds town. Residents from Spring St. and his department followed the notifica­ Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer ad­ of 88 Niles Dr., which is in the Duncan Rd. talked about problems tion procedures required by the ministrator, announced Thursday southwest section, said. that they had with water color. state. night that a problem that may have Jodaitis and Bob Young of the Many of those who spoke talked He said, however, that the depart­ contributed to the water contamina­ Water Department said that testing about the need for improvements to ment now realizes it probably should tion was found this week. is being done in the area daily and the entire water system. have done more. While answering a complaint at 87 meets safe drinking standards. "It’s time that the town look at "We feel we were a little bit Niles Dr., his department found a Testing is not done, however, in in­ preventive maintenance for all its erroneous just by going by the law, " sewer line that crossed a water line, dividual homes. facilities. You wouldn't operate your he told the audience. he said. The sewer line had apparent­ Some residents requested that such car by letting the oil run down,” Town Manager Robert Weiss said ly collapsed. a step be taken. After some discus­ Charles Boggini of 15 Francis Dr. that if any further problems develop One cause that was already given sion, Young said that the department said. with water tests taken from the area, for the problem was a valve on Diane would seek volunteer households The town is studying im­ Joseph Reynolds listens at the Thursday night meeting concer­ the residents will be notified by hand- Dr. that was closed and should have from all sections of town who would provements to the water distribution ning the recent water contamination problem in the southwest delivered messages. been open. provide samples once a week on and treatment facilities. Water of­ section of Manchester. Reynolds is a resident of the area where Town officials said this morning specific days. Petition ficials said that such steps will im­ homeowners had to boil water for 12 days because of the coh-^ that the Niles Dr. situation may have He said that anyone interested in Reynolds also asked why a petition prove water in Manchester. The tamination problem. (Herald photo by Pearson) ~ contributed to the problem after providing samples should contact the from 770 residents has not yet been work, which would have to be ap­ flushing of the water mains was done Water Department. The department answered by the town. The petition proved by a bond issue referendum, charged the town with breach of its will costs several million dollars. Anita shifts, smashes Mexico Today’s summary MATAMOROS, Mexico (DPI) - cut off from the mainland by high eye had moved 25 miles inland and helicopters,” Acres said. “It’s been Hurricane Anita, after terrifying tides and partially flooded, but it winds had weakened to less than 100 raining hard there and the roads will Compiled by United Preea International residents of the south Texas coast for appeared little damage had been miles per hour. The NWS said the be impassable.” two days, dived sharply southward in done. storm would continue to slide the final hours and today smashed its There was no immediate report on southwestward, probably to die in the The heavy rain created a serious State National 150 mile an hour winds into lightly damages or injuries in the sparsely eastern Sierra Madres. threat of flash flooding. A Mexican BRIDGEPORT (UPl) - Police CHICAGO (UPIl - The populated fishing villages of weather service official said the San populated areas of Mexico where the Meanwhile, heavy rain moved up have refused to comment on their American Medical Association northeastern Mexico. eye hit the mainland. However, of­ Fernando and Puriticacion rivers investigation into the deaths of says federal action to allow doc­ Anita hit the coast shortly before 4 the Rio Grahde through Texas and were expected to flood all of the San ficials at Tampico 100 miles to the Mexico parallel with the hurricane. two young girls who were stuffed tors to advertise may lead to a.m. CDT at latitude 24 north near south, said residents of the villages Fernando Valley in the Mexican into an abandoned refrigerator. A deception of patients and a break the villages of La Pesca, Las had been evacuated late Thursday. Brownsville, Tex. police Capt. state of Tamaulipas. medical examiner says they were down in medical ethics. The Guayavas, El Charco Largo and Soto The storm’s highest sustained George Acres, said Mexican raped. Police officials Thursday Federal Trade Commission is la Marina, 135 miles south of the Deputy David Martinez of the would say nothing except that a w inds of 155 m ile s an hour authorities told him it would be Cameron County (Texas) sheriff’s scheduled to begin a hearing U.S.-Mexico border. homicide investigation was under diminished rapidly as the hurricane "quite a while” before authorities department said the towns of Port Wednesday in Washington to Gales, high tides and wind on its moved inland on a course toward the could enter the rough mountainous way. decide whether doctors should be fringes flooded offshore towns in Isabel and Boca Chica were sur­ Mexican mountains southeast of country where the hurricane hit. rounded by water. Five foot tides permitted to advertise. South Texas and raked the coastal oil Monterey. " It’s going to be hard to get in covered the blacktop road over the Regional city of Tampico, Mexico. Two At 8 a.m. CDT, the National there; possibly only with salt flats leading to the towns. (UPl) - Sirhan offshore towns in ^ u th Texas were Weather Service said the hurricane WALTHAM, Mass. (UPl) - A $690 million hydroelectric project B. Sirhan cannot be "popped out " proposed in Maine would provide of pri-son to return to the hotel the area with jobs and flood con­ pantry where he assassinated Sen. trol, but the U.S. Army Corps of Robert F. Kennedy to jog his Hospital picketed by ex-patients cloudy memory, a judge ruled Engineers says it also could lead to crime, prostitution, alcoholism Thursday. The judge said there Several former patients of obligation in full and in fact has CCAG and, in fact, reports the free without prior approval in writing and social conflict. An analysis of was no precedent for such a trip and no reason to believe it would Manchester Memorial Hospital, exceeded it in each of the last three service financial data to the state’s from the patients,” he continued. the socio-economic impacts of the do any good. demanding payment on their hospital years. Department of Health each year. "The hospital has attempted to Dickey-Lincoln project will have bills under the Hill-Burton Act, ‘"rhe Hill-Burton Act allows the "The CCAG would like the hospital comply with the requests of CCAG to on the St. John River valley was picketed briefly In front of the hospital to determine in which way it to go beyond the law and release the the extent possible. ’The CCAG is well prepared for the corps by Edward WASHINGTON (UPl) - Gerald hospital this morning after they will allocate the free service funds, names of patients who received Hill- aware that application can be made C. Jordan Co., Inc., of-Portland, Ford will attend the signing failed to locate hospital officials. and after careful evaluation of the Burton assistance and the amounts of to the hospital for free service under Me. ceremony for the Panama Canal However, after a brief march and needs of the patients that we serve their bills as proof that we have met the Hill-Burton program and that trebles next week and will be the distribution of flyers stating their and in insurance programs available our obligation. We cannot do this, each individual applications will be. BOSTON (UPl) - The Allstate guest of President Carter at the demands and charges to passersby, in our area, we determined that free Marman said. evaluated and be given full con­ Insurance Co. has been White House. The former presi­ the small groUp, including members service should generally be allocated “The fact that a patient has been sideration for Hill-Burton free ser­ threatened with fines of at least dent accepted an invitation to the of the Connecticut Citizen Action to the areas of obstetrics and mental hospitalized at Manchester Hospital vice. ’The CCAG’s present demands $30,(X)0 per day if it fails to submit ceremonies. White House Press Group (CCAG), re-entered the health services.” is privileged and confidential infor­ however, are beyond the scope to an auto insurance rebate schedule Secretary Jody Powell said hospital and presented three He continued, “The hospital has mation by law and these names can­ which it is possible for us to comply by Sept. 6, according to Thursday. He has made a strong applications for payment under the provided this information to the not be released for any reason and beyond the scope of the law,” the Massachusetts Insurance Com­ public statement supporting the act to George Maloney, business of­ statement concluded. missioner James Stone. Allstate, controversial pacts. fice manager of the hospital. ’They which received notification of the then left the hospital. possible fines late Wednesday, ST. LOUIS (UPl) - Sen. The group was unable to meet with sought a preliminary injunction (,’harles H. Percy said Thursday Eklward M. Kenney, hospital ad­ Thursday from U.S, District Budget Director Bert Lance's ministrator, who left on a vacation Court to prevent the state from financial dealings are "beginning ’Thursday, and George Roy, hospital imposing punitive action. to hurt the President " and speedy comptroller, who was in a long- hearings are needed to resolve the CONCORD, N.H. (UPl) - planned meeting, according to the questions surrounding them. Per­ Chanting and singing out their hospital public relations officer, An­ cy said at a news conference he is dre Marman. supp')rt fur a fundamentalist not calling for Lance to resign, school, under court order to close, Don Cattanach of East Hartford, ym but that the situation is "begin­ more than 700 Baptists rallied at leader of the protesters, said the ning to hurt trust in public of­ the New Hampshire Statehouse group would picket until it got ficials, which wasn't so high definite answers on its claims from p Thursday. Heritage Christian anyway." School and New Testament Bap­ Roy. However, a short time later, MEXICO CITY (UPl) - British they re-entered the hospital. ’The tist Church leaders said the school would open today after summer rock star Joe Cocker has group had met with Roy and hospital mysteriously disappeared in officials previously in August, but vacation and they would go to jail rather than obey the order issued Mexico City after U.S. Immigra­ were not satisfied with the answers vi()[.^i(^r' tion officials refused him en­ by Merrimack County Superior they received. \ trance into the United States ’Die group is asking payment on Court in July. Concord officials (T/ / have charged the school violates Thursday because he did not have their hospital bills under the Hill- a proper visa and shipped him \i: / 1 local zoning laws. Burton Act. ’They claim the hospital back to Mexico. violated a part of the act which requires that information of funding AU l y ' available for poor patients be posted in conspicuous places in the hospital. As of Wednesday night, two former patients, Cattanach and Mrs. Gloria End to blockade Spittle of 33 Cooper St., received pay­ ment. Cattanach said others who sub­ mitted their bills at the August ■ y sought by Cubans meeting have not heard from the a. H hospital. By JIM ANDERSON Partial diplomatic rel^i^uj|C£esumed Marman issued a statement today with cocktail parties iri*Washington in response to the protest. He said, WASHINGTON (UPl) - Cuba is and in the dusty old U.S. Embassy in —“It is most unfortunate that the demanding an end to the economic A small group of former Manchester Memorial Hospital patients and Connecticut Citizens Havana, still cluttered with memen­ CCAG has chosen to continue to blockade as a precondition for tos of the day the Americans left in generate false issues with Action Group (CCAG) members picketed briefly in front of the hospital this morning after diplomatic relations and the United 1961. Manchester Memorial Hospital. ’The attempts to see hospital Comptroller George Roy failed. The group is protesting the States is insisting on at least partial Goodwill toasts were drunk: rum basic issue is that under the Hill- hospitol’s failure to pay some of their bills and claiming that the hospital has violated the payment for U.S. property seized by concoctions in Havana and highballs Burton Act requirements, the Castro regime. in Washington. And Cuba sent word it Manchester Hospital is obligated to Hill-Burton Act regarding advertising of available funding for poor patients. The group As the two countries set up mis­ is relaxing some restrictions on provide a certain amount of free ser­ marched briefly then re-entered the hospital and presented three applications for con­ sions in each others’ capitals emigres in a gesture marking the first vice each year to the patients it sideration of payment under the Act to George Maloney, hospital business office manager. ’Thursday, those conditions were laid exchange of envoys since relations serves. ’The hospital has met that (Herald photo by Vaughn) out by Cuban and American officials. were ruptured,, PAGE TWO-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 2, 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fn . Sept. 2, 1977 — PACE THREE-A Comment session Tuesday About town Town hall closed Monday There will be a directors comment ses­ Zimmerman-Lihitxky chance to speak to a member of the Board The Emanuel "Instant Choir" will should meet in Luther Hall at 8:30 sion Tuesday from 9-11 a.m. In of Directors about any problem related to Mancbeiter’a Municipal Building will be closed Births sing the anthems Sunday at the 9 a.m. for a half-hour rehearsal before Manchester’s Municipal Building. town government. Monday In observance of Labor Day. a.m. service at Emanuel Lutheran the service. Mrs. Marjorie Haas, The sessions are held the first Tuesday, Emergency telephone numbers for the day will Church. Anyone, including nona >««s ' - DRIVF IN - ■ • e^i n/9 BANK SHOT INSTRUCTION Mrs. Zimmerman is employed as a secretary at First Hany, Joy Elizabeth, daughter of "Suspiria," 1:40-3-35-5:30- Courses by Newspaper. tion sessions scheduled at the MCC THESE SHOWS ARB RATED PO Chicago International Banking Corp. in New York City. Richard and Betsy Erickson Hany of 7:25-9:30 Beginning Saturday, Sept. 10, The administration building on the main Mr. Zimmerman is employed as a manager at Gimbels. 14 Raisch Dr., Tolland. She was bom Showcase Cine 3 — Family Herald will publish the 15-week campus, Bidwell St. Walk-in sessions New York City. (Libitzky photo) Aug. 15 at Rockville General "MacArthur," 2:00-4:40-7 10- PROM T N I MAKSRS OP CLASSES START Mrs. Charles Zim m erm an series. Manchester Community are scheduled tomorrow from 9 a.m. 9:40 J 3 I L IP YOU DONT STOP IT Hospital. Her maternal grandparents VOUXL 00 SUHD* College will offer a three-credit to noon, Tuesday from 2 to 7 p.m. and Showcase Cine 4— “Herbie Trans Am Special Edition, similar to the on# seen WMkdqrt TOO t;N are Dr. and Mrs. George C. Erickson TUtM UTU15.l4.il (BUT WIMTHMI SM. t 7 ;N course based on the newspaper next Saturday, Sept 10, from 9 a m. Goes to Monte Carlo," 1:30- In Smokey and the Bandit, will bo on display SEPTEMBER 14tb 3-35-5:35-7:40-9:50 Sun. 1O0 100 7;M t;:t;SO series. to noon. courtesy of Lynch Pontlac-Toyota of Manchostor. Students are required to attend an Showcase Cine 5 — "Beau I t 's tho nuttlM t, funightlM t looniast, goonicst, 40 HOURS CERTIFIED INSTRUCTION This is the second year The Herald Engagements orientation session Saturday, Sept. Geste," 2:15-4:45-7:10-9:40 fu n n ie s t muUUmp eomedy of tfi« y««r... has joined with MCC to offer the pop­ UA Theater 1 — "Star SMOKIV POOL • CLASS ROOM • OPEN WATER 10, at 9 a m. at Room M^13 on BURT REYNOLDS STARTS FIRST MIMfill ftIH-IIOSniB*** J ular program. Wars," 2:00-7:30-10:00 MCC's main campus. Mid-term and SALLY FIELD JACKIE OLEASON A T D U S K , Two courses in the 1976-77 school UA Theater 2 — "One on IXCIFT PRI., -WALT DISNEY- ALL EQUIPMENT PROVIDED final exams will also be required. »*T- «UH. MoouenoHr year — “Oceans” and "Moral One," 2:00-7:15-9:10 Courses by Newspaper was TAUGHT BY PROFESSIONALS Choices’’ — attracted several UA Theater 3 - “You Light developed in 1973 by University Up my Life," 2:00-7:20-9.-10 students to MCC and several readers STUDENT DISCOUNTS to The Herald. Extension, University of California at San Diego, and is funded by the OCXS TO M O rni CARLO ISHISa ili.U.1.. PJLD.I. Although 'The Herald and MCC National Endowment for the have only offered the program for a Humanities. Extra funding for this m ROGER MOORE CAU NOW FOR RIGISTRATKM year, previous Courses by JAMES BONO 007 fall's course came from the Center Ihnitsd Enrolmsnt Newspaper have been offered by THE SPY WHO for Studies of Crime and Delinquen­ I tDwetncwiwiionwi more than 6(X) newspapers with a NAIIOStAL-AiaiCAN LOVED ME cy, National Institute of Mental 0 ^ JUmSTS and YSeMMCM combined circulation of about 20 Health. million readers. An estimated 30.000 PLUSIII For more information about the Weekly Burt Reynolds TRI-CITY readers have earned college credit at Adilfererd MCC course, call the Division of A 9lr1 wHh ■ QTMt foHowIno. Ivmry cop In tho sttto C in e S t 83 300 colleges throughout the country. twr^lvonfoiM oIm w m boMnd hor. Sally Field kind of 23-Red-229 iTutMUTu ii.H.M muTwumnm lovetlorij Community ^rvices, 646-2137. Jackie Season b|i/ERS Rsflular Pricss (or "Smoksy” Wsskdays 7:18 9:16 Daily smium. a ROUTE 30, VERNON, CONN. Tak« CRIME AND JUSTICE 8sl. i M 7:18 9:18 PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Tuc oiiPMomutt nnoipp Sun. 1:16 3:18 6:15 7:16 9:16 FOR SCREEN TIMES TEL. 8 7 2 .A 5 4 7 IN AMERICA (or crodll 786 int auanniHitu urntaa at Manch«st«r Community Collsgo Please register me for college credit in “Crime and Justice in America,’’ a Courses by Newspaper program offered in cooperation with The Manchester Evening Herald. Enclosed is my check or money order for $40. The engagement of Miss Linda Ann The engagement of Miss Sandra The engagement of Miss Patricia The engagement of Miss Joanne N a m e ...... Carter of Manchester to Joseph C. Lynn Szczygiel of Manchester to A. Cobb to Jam es E. Balesano, both Mary Choquette of Manchester to Scrivano Jr. of Hebron has been an­ Timothy Brennan of Enfield has been of Manchester, has been announced Donald Steele Curley Jr. of Portland Address ...... announced by her father, William nounced by her parents, Mr. and by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis has been announced by her parents, City, State, Z ip...... Mrs. Walter R. Carter of Hendee Rd. Szczygiel of 110 Lyness St. She is also Cobb of 90 Chambers St. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Choquette the daughter of the late Mrs. Mary Mr. Balesano is the son of Mrs. of Manchester. If an MCC student, ID No...... Mr. Scrivano is the son of Mr. and Szczygiel. Rose Balesano of 150 Oak St. Mr. Curley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scrivano Sr. of Hebron. Mr. Brennan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Curley of Portland. The bride-elect was graduated Make checks payable to Manchester Community Mrs. Edward Brennan of Enfield. The bride-elect was graduated from Manchester High School and College. Return application with payment to: Communi­ The bride-elect was graduated from East Catholic High School and The bride-elect was graduated Eastern Connecticut State College ty Service Cashier, Business Office, Manchester Com­ from Rham High School in Hebron in from East Catholic High School in Emmanuel College. She is presently COM E IN! where she received a B.S. degree in munity College, P.O. Box 1046, M S. No. 1, Manchesterester, ^ DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT 1974. She is em ployed a t the 1972 and from Manchester Communi­ employed as a Spanish teacher at Conn. 06040. ty College in 1974. She is employed at elementary education. She is FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS Meadows Convalescent Center in East (Catholic High School. MARE OUR PLACE employed as a third grade teacher by Manchester. the World War II Veterans Memorial Her fiance was graduated from •PUT SOME SPICR INTO YOUR LIFE” ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF ...... $3.58 Hospital in Meriden. the Manchester Board of Education. C ! ^ FRESH FRIED BAT SCALLOPS...... $3.99 “YOUR PLACE” Xavier High School in Middletown & J U S T IC E Her fiance was also graduated Her fiance was graduated from En­ Her fiance was graduated from and from St. Michael's College. He is COURSES BY NEWSPAPDl VEAL PARMESAN...... $3.99 from Rham High School in 1974. He is field High School in 1971 and from Manchester High School and Trinity presently employed as the credit FRESH BAKED SWORDFISH ...... $4.35 employed at the P ratt & Whitney Central Connecticut State College in College in Hartford with a B.A. manager at American Leasing Corp. U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK...... $4.99 Division of United Technologies 1977. He is em ployed at F irst degree in history. He is employed as in Hartford. TOMMY'S National Stores in Avon. Above served with Baked Potato & Salad Corp. in East Hartford. superintendent for Glenn Construc­ The couple is planning a July 8. The couple is planning an Oct. 15 tion Corp. 1978 wedding at St. Jam es Church in COMPIETE MENU ALWAYS AVAILABLE The couple is planning an Oct. 29 wedding at the Church of the The couple is planning a June 23, Manchester. PIZZABIA TEL. 649-5487 wedding. (Morco photo) Assumption in Manchester. (Gurskis "Tommy" CALDOR PLAZA photo) 1978 wedding. (Morco photo) puzzles I Pizza • Grinders • Shells MANCHESTER Exit 93 oH 1-86 ManchMisr Evsning Harsid jijjj printing test pattern is - a V .4 1 ' X ^ • Spaghetti • Lasagne OPEN aee our wondarful MON.- PubHHxd Mry nwilng mnpt part of The Herald quality program in order to SAT. aaaortment; we hava 11 AM-9 PM il OcJired cofld CiMt MH1MMM. give you one of the finest -Twins Mothers^ Club to meef- _ _ newspapers in the nation. 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/ PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frl., Sept. 2. 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manctmter, Conn , Fn . Sept 2, H77 - PAGE KIVE-A Haurlipatpr EupittngHpralii ^Son of Sam' and Manchester — A City of Village Charm Lee turns serious Founded Oct. 1, 1681 the bail system Softball battery 101 years old\ Member. Audit 6uf«au of Circulition Utmbor. Unittd P rttt Intorntlional Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) M3-2711. Claimants of the oldest slow Lee Roderick Reign of terror pitch softball brother battery Raym ond f Roomson. Editor-Pubiishar Harotd E Turkinglon. Managing Editor and halts Indians The 38-hour reign of terror here at act in Manchester is the North The Hrrald'H the hands of the Hanafi Muslims is Waohinglon Curreftpondenl United Methodist team. Opinion still fresh in this reporter's memory. NEW YORK (UPl) - Bill Minnesota was rained out. against 13 wins for the Indians. WASHINGTON - The man had As I write this sentence I’m looking Lee is what is known in “We had to win this game,” Lee Jim Wohiford singled in the fourth The Dusty League cham­ .91! held a steady job for six months, had out my office window at the district said. ""The Yankees were idle and we inning and eventually scored on a pions had a 61-year-old Gerry lived at the same apartment address baseball dugouts as a “smart building, directly across Penn­ dummy.” just don t want to send them into a double by Eld Kirkpatrick for the only Chappell pitching and his 55- for a year-and-a-half, and had no sylvania Avenue, where some of the false sense of security."' run of the Milwaukee-Detroit game. Nicknamed "Spaceman " by his Jerry Augustine allowed five hits in 8 year-old brother Bernie Sexual equality criminal record. Having met all the 132 hostages were held by a mere Boston Red Sox teammates. Lee Doubles by Bernie Carbo and Fred 1-3 innings with Eduardo Rodriguez Chappell catching for a com­ - r'jf requirements of New York's bail dozen fanatics last March. One young law, David Berkowitz, also known as enjoys nothing more than needling Lynn and a single by Carl coming on in the ninth to retire the S bined total age of 101 years. reporter was shot to death by the George Steinbrenner. Billv Martin Yastrzemski gave the Red Sox a 2-0 in uniform “Son of Sam,” was recommended for last two batters. Fernando Arroyo | Hanafis in that building. Four others and. for that matter, the whole New lead in the first inning and they was the loser. release on his own recognizance The versatile Gerry also were wounded by gunfire during the York Yankee organization which he The Red Sox resume their chase S It seems obvious to us that The Air Force plans to get recently, pending his murder trial. seizure, and a dozen more were cut calls the "decadent establishment ' after the Yankees Friday night when g doubles as a soloist at the flying an airplane is one line of around the no-combat rule by The chilling thing abopt this and beaten. But he also has his serious side, Major League they face the Rangers in Texas while church. work in which women — given assigning its female pilots to recommendation by a government- Hamaas Abdul Khaalis, leader of and Thursday was one of those days baseball New York plays the Twins in funded New York agency is that it the terrorist group, called the shots when he knew it was no time to fool Minnesota. The Orioles, four games ;¥ The Methodists copped 12 of half a chance — should be able cargo planes, aerial tankers, around. technically was no mistake. The throughout the ordeal. Yet scarcely out in third place, meet the White Sox :g 14 regular season starts in win­ Keeping the ball away from batters to excel. weather reconnaissance, judge turned down the recommenda­ had the gunsmoke cleared the air and scored their third run in the eighth in Chicago. ning the title at Robertson Women in the average are medical evacuation and other tion because he had before him a swinging for the Fenway Park when Yastrzemski doubled and The Kansas City Royals, leading the blood been wiped up when Green Monster" left-field wall, Lee Park. man believed to be the notorious .44- scored on Jim Rice's triple. the AL's Western Division by Vz smaller than men and noncombat missions. Khaalis was skirted off to his hom e- went 7 2-3 innings and for his sixth cal. killer. But what if, instead, the Yastrzemski went 3-for-4 and has games, face the Brewers in a twi- ^ maneuver better in tight As more women are trained, on his own recognizance — while his win. for a Red Sox 3-1 victory over night doubleheader at Kansas City. defendant's name had been John driven in nine runs in the Red Sox' quarters. They often have however, the law should be followers went to jail. The Hanafi the Cleveland Indians. The action last nine games. The only remaining contenders in § Jones, just one of the “ordinary” .38- trial is now history, and Khaalis is moved the Red Sox to within 3‘z both divisions of the National League ^ more manual dexterity than changed so women are able to cal. killers who snuff out the lives of fly fighter planes, bombers and behind bars, but this city won’t soon games of the idle Yankees in the The Indians scored their run in the play each other over the weekend § men. And if life expectancy more than 1,100 men and women forget that he walked free im­ American League s Eastern Divi­ seventh on a sacrifice fly by Rico with the Philadelphia Phillies at J-: tables are any indication, they other combat aircraft along each year in New York City? mediately after bringing the capital sion. Carty and Lee departed in the eighth home to the Cincinnati Reds and the (;krrv c iia p pe l i HKitMi; n i vpiM i.i. do well under stresses and with men. A veritable sieve of the world's greatest democracy to The Milwaukee Brewers won, 1-0. with Jim Willoughby and Reggie Los Angeles Dodgers hosting the over the Detroit Tigers in the only strains. Without a draft to fall back New York's liberal bail law, like a virtual standstill for a day-and-a- Cleveland finishing up. Dennis Pittsburgh Pirates. other game in the majors Oakland at Kckersley suffered his 11th loss those of most states, is patterned half. The Phillies lead the Pirates by Yet the Air Force is only on, all the services are re­ live games in the NL East while the after the federal Bail Reform Act of now beginning to recognize examining their attitudes Ollier glaring eases Dodgers have an 8 '; game lead over that fact. The first group of 10 toward women. The Army, for 1966. The act was passed to help During August there have been two the Reds in the West assure that no person, rich or poor, other glaring cases of justice being Borg, Connors easy winners female pilots will be graduated example, is sending female would be needlessly detained pending turned on its head as a result of bail FOREST HILLS, N.Y. must be the best hurt player in the away. I'll play as hard as I can. " from flying school Sept. 2 at soldiers on field maneuvers in trial for an alleged criminal act. In procedures. A federal civil servant, (UPI) — With the novelty of world.” Seventh-seeded Romanian Hie Williams Air Force Base in West Germany next month. operation, it has become a veritable H e r a ld The source of Borg's ailment is a William C. Silbert, was recently ap­ transsexual Renee Richards Nastase, on his best behavior in an Arizona. A second group will Navy Secretary W. Graham sieve through which numerous prehended for stealing more than Nicklaus mystery. He said it might have opening-round victory, led off play on -A ® iia lS a n g le now relegated to history, the happened while water skiing with go into training this fall. Claytor wants to send women criminals have slipped, only to com­ $850,000 from the federal govern­ the stadium court this morning mit further crimes before coming to next big issue in the world’s Gerulaitis on Sunday, but Vitas said against Corrado Barazzutti of Italy, The main hangup, of course, to sea. ment. Despite the fact there is good richest tennis tournament is — this couldn’t be because his boat trial for the first one. reason to believe he may have a seeking while nearby in the grandstand No. 14 has been the legal restriction A tong way from the age of Earl Yost how hurt is hurt? broke down before his Swedish friend “The idea behind the law is that significant amount of it still stashed seed Ken Rosewall was contending had a chance to ski. with hard-serving compatriot Phil against women in combat — a sheltered femininity, perhaps, money bonds should be used only as a away, he was released from jail the Sports Editor Bjorn Borg, the No. 1 men’s seed, says his shoulder is so sore that he “I'm sure he’s h u rt," Gerulaitis Dent. restriction, by the way, that but still a long way to go before last resort,” says Fred Hess of the other day on the mere promise to pay first win can barely lift it to serve properly. said, “but I don't know how it Billie Jean King, a four-time U.S. seems pretty archaic in this women are given the military U.S. Justice Department's criminal AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - Jack the government $50,000 if he fails to Nevertheless, after gaining a day's happened. He called me Tuesday and Open champion and the only seeded division. “If you are charged with a Nicklaus looks at the World Series of day and age. opportunities they should have. show up for further court postponement, he wiped out Trey said he'd come out and practice. woman to receive a first-round bye, capital offense (e.g. murder), the Snapped jinx "Tom never played better. " White Golf as a chance to salvage what has Then his coach called me and said he proceedings. Waltke of St. Louis, 6-2, 6-1, in an begins play today against Anne Smith ------When Tom McDonald walked off said. been a season of disappointments, judge can detain you,” Hess told The other August case involves the opening-round match of the U.S. hurt himself and wouldn't be over " of Dallas. Ontario Place, Toronto. (Photo by Doug Bevins) the tennis courts at Charter Oak McDonald, who started playing "I had a chance to win three major Scripps League Newspapers. Open Tennis Championships Following his victory over Waltke, Among the 20 seeded men and alleged plot to kidnap industrialist J. Park last Saturday noon with his first tourney tennis at the age of 16. later tournaments this year, " the Golden “However, in federal cases, the only Thursday. Borg said, "At the moment there is women to play Thursday, only one Willard Marriott or his wife. The ac­ Rec Men's Singles championship it played three years at Ohio Wesleyan Bear said Thursday, following a Unexpected honor condition for releasing someone is He then warned he might have to no way I can do it. Yesterday I was beaten. Kristien Shaw, the 11th cused mastermind behind the marked he first time he had defeated University, captaining the squad in practice round with Tom Weiskopf on the likelihood that he'll show up for default from the tournament if there couldn’t lift my arm...I’m pretty women’s seed from New York, was elaborate plot — which was foiled by defending champion Mike White. ' his senior year, and in his home city the Firestone Country Club South dicted on charges of conspiring the trial.” was no improvement. worried, yes, if it doesn't get better, I eliminated by Romania's Florenta There are so many public Thought some adroit work by the FBI — is "Mike beat me here in the first teamed to win the Buffalo Men's Course. "Having not won after Jimmy Connors, the No. 2 seed don't know what to do. Nteybe I have Mihai, 6-3, 6-2. to take $15,000 from shipping Paul D, Shepherd, a U.S. park round the first year he won the title, " Doubles for the biggest win previous playing some of the best golf of my buildings that having one needs heat and ultrasound treatment to default or something.” concerns in return for spon­ Just obeying the law McDonald recalled. The year was to last week's. career. I'd very much like to win this "Therefore I tell you, do not worry and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, policeman at the time of his arrest. every day for his aching back. But, After saying what he needed was named after you is no very Hess added that “Every so often 1973 when the tall blond was an un­ The new champ served as coach of tournament." Asked to resign soring legislation favorable to about your life, what you will eat or will he not much more clothe you, 0 His accused accomplice, though a Thursday, he opened defense of his rest, Borg learned that he would be great honor. And so many some guy comes along who is very known 19-year-old and wound up a the Manchester Community College. .-\nd Nicklaus, although he trails them. drink; or about your body, what you you of little faith? So do not worry, relatively minor figure in the case, is championshipby soundly trouncing put back in action today against John BUFFALO. N Y d Pli - White never took a lesson and has Tom Watson, another World Series politicians have been indicted will wear. Is not life more important saying, 'What shall we eat?' or ‘What dangerous and upsets this system. his brother Billy R. Shepherd. < r ' ' Jaz Singh, 6-2, 6-0. James, a young Australian. But Borg Defenseman Jim Schoenfeld said If all goes according to been playing just six years. The six- entrant, by some $25,000 in money lately that one of them stan­ than food, and the body more impor­ shall we drink?' or ‘What shall we That's what happened with "Son of is more concerned with his shoulder Thursday he was asked by General Walked out of jail footer would like to be a pro but winnings, must be considered the At least one skeptical voice was schedule, he’ll be tried in Sam.” I don't fault the bail associa­ raised. Vitas Gerulaitis suggested than any opponent, and he said if the •Manager Pumh Imlach to resign as ding trial isn’t so unusual. tant than clothes? Look at the birds wear?' For the pagans run after all The U.S. Attorney's office sought a figures the $15,000 it tooks for one man to beat as the field of 20 goes Baltimore — in the Edward A. too many players simply are looking shoulder didn’t feel better, he would captain ol the MIL Butlalo Sabres But the story of former Rep. of the air; they do not sow or reap or these things, and your heavenly tion that recommended his release; bond of $250,(X)0 in each case. Second- r-Y year on the playing circuit would be after a purse of $300,000 and a top for built-in excuses in the event of default rather than risk further in­ Imlach said he made the move " in Garmatz Federal Courthouse. store away in barns, and yet your Father knows that you need them. they were just obeying the law." banana Billy went before a judge in too much a gamble. Edward A. Garmatz, D-Md., is prize of $1.00.000 starling today. defeat. jury. the best interests ol the hockey Now there is a singular honor heavenly Father feeds them. Are you But seek first his kingdom and his Although New York's bail system Meanwhile, he's finishing up for his .Nobody has done better over the something else. He’s been in­ Baltimore who quickly set his bond jam “Tennis has become such a big He said, “This is a very important club He said since the club has a not much more valuable than they? righteousness, and all these things obviously is bad enough, even it isn't bachelor's degree by taking night 7,180-yard, par-70 Firestone layout indeed. at the request amount, then reduced money game, everyone is afraid to thing. I don't want to default, but I new coach, he should select a cap­ Who of you by worrying can add a courts at the University of Hartford than Nicklaus, who has won over will be given to you as well. as hazardous to the community as it to $100,000. Meanwhile, Paul was lose,” the eighth seized New Yorker tain after his everyday job at United $489,000 while playing “the may have to. What can I d o ?" single hour to his life? Therefore do not worry about the one here in Washington, where all lucky enough to appear before a said after handily disposing of Technologies in East Hartford. monster." Connors, too, gets but a few hours tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry criminal offenses automatically are France’s No. 2 player, Patrice Falcone back Yesterdays "And why do you worry about judge in the district who set his bond \ "Having not won since May, " more rest than Borg before returning about itself. Each day has enough federal cases, and where the Bail at $50,000, then reduced it to $20,000 The 1977 finalists were not Dominguez, 6-2, 6-0, in 44 minutes to action tonight against Bob Lutz. ST LOUIS (UPII — The St Louis clothes? See how the lilies of the field strangers by any measure. They laughed Nicklaus. "I'm kind of glad trouble of its own." Reform Act operates to the the next day — the amount of equity Thursday night. “I’m sure they’re all ‘Tve had the back problem for 10 Cardinals Thursday recalled nine tomorrow Waddell School. grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet 1 teamed up in '74 to win the Town Firestone rolled around again. " 25 years ago at Matthew 6;25-34 maximum benefit of the accused. in Shepherd's home. Paul Shepherd hurt, but they're better off keeping it years, it’s nothing new,” Connors players from their minor league tell you that not even Solomon in all Men's Doubles Tournament. Nicklaus, who has spent only 32 clubs, including left-handed pitcher Town has accident-free Labor Day. 10 years ago New International Version Three examples will suffice to immediately posted it and walked out to themselves. Every tournament said. “It’s sore, b u t... they're going his spendor was dressed like one of White teamed with Stu Jennings hours at his Florida home since the Pete Falcone Manchester Pipe Band starts at The Rev. Norman Swensen Rev. Neale McLain show why living in the nation's Connors has won he’s been hurt. He to have to beat me to take my title these. If that is how God clothes the of jail to await further proceedings. this season in Mixed Doubles and the middle of June, claims he "let Schenectady, N.Y., competition. assumes postorate of Trinity cove- Church of the capital can be dangerous to your myself gel tired for the first time " Flag raising ceremony set for nant Church. grass of the field, which is here today Call it Justice, Washington style. pair hopes to get a New England Four women _____ Nazarene health: SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS rating among Class A players. this summer. 1977 " The tournament schedule just golfers tied didn't let me manage my schedule.” he said. " But, I had a good rest last SPRINGFIELD, III. Notes off the cuff week." I UPI I — Jane Blalock, Bet­ Manchester Police and SAM Watson, too, would like to win. sy Cullen, Sally Little and workers will meet in an exhibition "1 would like to win the money­ Hollis Stacy were tied for softball twinbill Saturday morning at the lead with 4-under-par TO.M McDonald winning title." said Watson, winner Every invention has social consequences Fitzgerald Field starting at 10 of the Masters and British Open. 68s going Into today's se­ o'clock...New England Whalers will " but it I don't. I have still played well cond round of the $100,000 winner in his first try and repeated open the WHA season Oct. 12 in this year. " LPGA Muscular Dystrophy the next three years in Town Tourna­ Houston and launch play at the Hart­ While .Nicklaus and Watson head golf tournament. ment play. ford Civic Center Oct. 15 with Bir­ the field, most of golf's big names Play was sto|>ped briefly White's first success in the finals mingham. There will be 44 home are entered. midway through was against Martin Duke, a man who games, 14 on Friday nights, 11 Satur­ The list,which reads like a who's Thursday's first round Technology must dignify our lives had copped five straight cham­ day nights and six on Sunday, plus 11 who of golf, includes Ben Crenshaw, because of two pionships. Wednesday one Tuesday and one Gary Player, Lee Trevino, Hale thunderstorms. Hot and The second time McDonald and Thursday contest on home Irwin, Ray Floyd. Hubert Green, muggy weather prevailed By George Bugliarello at the future that, until now, through changes in the attitudes of developed areas of the world to mul­ that gulps down one more dime, or White, both from Buffalo, N.Y., met ice...Manchester Softball Club, State Mike Morley, Jerry McKee, Mark for most of the first day of As you read this newspaper, watch archaeology and anthoropology have various blocks? The answer must go tiply crop yields of basic grains? the telephone operator that takes ad­ was in the finals of the Manchester women's champs, are in Graham, Hayes. Bruce Lietzke. Mark Lye, the four-day, 72-hole tour­ a golf tournament on television, devoted to exploring history. beyond stalemates of mutual And, if so, what are the social con­ vantage of her power to cut off us. No Racquet Club's Singles Tournament N.C., this weekend for the National Lanny Wadkins and Weiskopf. nament. drive your car or turn on your Social technology implies that we OPINION deterrence, essential as they have sequences? What are the impacts on more the catch 22s of miscom- and again White triumphed earlier ASA Tournament...Ralph DeNicolo, The foreign contingent has Debbie Austin. JoAnn Prentice and Sue Roberts hearing aid, you are enjoying some of have choices to make. We are, after been thus far in avoiding mutual con­ poverty and overpopulation? puterized bureaucracy which forces this spring in a close match by a pro at the Manchester Country Club, Mexico's Ernesto Perez Acosta, were one stroke off the the fruits of the 20th century all, living in a technological society frontation. It ultimately lies in Three goals us to answer “yes" or “no" when we score of 6-4, 7-6. reports that the first day of the Severiano Ballesteros of Spain, It wasn't three times and out for Manchester Open - Saturday, Sept. 10 Australian Graham Marsh. Isao Aoki pace at 69. technology. But the same technology with high life expectancies and whether every citizen in every nation In essence social technology has would like to say “perhaps," “but,” physician-patient relationship, with the 33-year-old McDonald, 10 years - is filled with 220 entries and 95 pros of Japan and Hsieh Min Nan of the Stacy, who had a one- can get you trapped in traffic jams, creature comforts made possible by can become sensitized to the horrors three objectives. The first is to study technical services and tests often “sometimes. ■■ White's senior, as the hard serving, have signed to play Monday, Sept. 12 Republic of China. stroke lead going into her expose you to extreme levels of man's inventiveness and of modern technological war, and how technology affects our society in replacing human contact with the No m ore, indeed, the rigid compact challenger was up for the in part two of the two-day play. Last Portions of the final three rounds last hole, overshot the noise, introduce into your body some engineering. become indeed determined to con­ all its aspects, from urbanization, to doctor. Social technology is con­ Statistical categorization of people test and scored a straight set 6-3, 6-4 field a field of 36 355 competed, 227 will be televised, with CBS doing the green on her second stroke 3,00 chemical additives through the vert weapons into plowshares. government, to esthetics. The second cerned with this problem — with how into “young, " “middle-aged," “old,” triumph. amateurs and 128 pros. second and third rounds Saturday and and ended up with a bogey food you eat, and threaten your job IS to syudy the way in which social New problems New dilemma with the associated implication for Sunday and ABC the final round on on the par-4, 376-yard ninth to avoid the depersonalization of processes and attitudes lead to through automation or obsolescence. But each technological invention Monday. hole. health care, that has led us also to In energy, are we running out of technological decisions — for exam­ jobs or retirement. The question here and in the other presents us with new problems and regulate the very old and the very resources, as many scientists and ple, how the design of a housing developed nations of the world (and choices with which we must come to Rutgers and Penn State sick away from our houses, to spend engineers tell us, or will we be project is influenced by the Imagination needed in some of the underdeveloped ones terms. For instance, how far can we their last years or their last moments always able to depend on some architect's conception of family life. Rigid standardization was essen­ launch grid play tonight as well) is how we shall strengthen increase automation or work ef­ ATTENTION. . . in segregation and loneliness. revolution in our ability to extract The third objective is the identifica­ tial to the development of NEW YORK (UPI) — The season opens the quality of our life by continuing to ficiency without risking the aliena­ The issue clearly goes beyond and utilize energy, something which tion of the technological versus the technology. But today, with im­ tonight at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., and benefit by products of our inventive tion created by fewer jobs and an im­ lUNCHESTER STATE BANK CUSTOMERS health care. It is one of economics, of historically has always bailed us out social choices open to us. A very sim­ aginative use of computers and with the game marks a historic step upwards for one of the and engineering genius, and at the personal work environment? social organization and of social in the past? The dilemma here too is ple example is whether to install a committed people, we can go beyond teams which started all this autumn madness 108 years same time avoid cultural or en­ Or how can we use computers preferences. But technological ad­ a sociotechnological one of percep­ home burglar alarm or depend on this, and learn to produce individuali­ ago. To Serve You Better vironmental shocks. efficiently in all levels of business Rutgers University, vances in health care created the tion and of interaction between friendly, alert neighbors. This kind of ty in our machines and our and government — as we must if our which played Princeton in For The Holiday Weekend modern hospital and nursing home, technology and other societal con­ choice, multiplied by all households technological systems. We have, play Rutgers. He is im­ complex society is to cope with an cerns. the lirst collegiate game in pressed with the way the which made these social patterns of the nation, can have a significant also, the mathematical means to go New area ever increasing flow of data — 1869, is seeking to upgrade school has built its We Will Be Open possible. If we pause and slow down our influence on our economy and on the beyond the one dimensional Social technology, which concerns without invading our privacy or its program gradually and program over the years SATURDAY SEPT. 3rd A step further economies too soon, we face un­ nature of our society. biological and social categories that itself with these issues, is a newly jeopardizing our democracy? the Scarlet Knights will be while still keeping its Taking this matter a step further, employment and an erosion of our It is obvious that machines have have come to govern our lives. 9 A.M. to 12 Noon emerging area of human activity. It The fact is that we cannot ever pulling the nation's longest strong academic stan­ how do we face up to the fact that ability to build hospitals and to do now acquired a complexity equal to We can and njust produce, yes, winning streak (18 gamesi can be compared, in some sense, to hope to reap the great benefits that dards Also K-MART BRANCH 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. electronic media, pills and research for our future. If we persist that of biological organisms. mass produce, machines and on the line against peren­ "We know it's going to be preventive medicine, where the we are deriving from our technology stimulators tend to replace the com­ in the hope that research and Whether we like it or not, we can no systems that respect our need for nial Eastern power Penn a tough foolball game, but physician is trying to prevent a without paying for them with some panionship and love of other human technology will come to our rescue, longer conceive of man or society diversity and esthetics. A system, Slate. we are happy to be playing medical catastrophe through vac­ side effects. The essential problem beings? Are they surrogate men and and this then fails to occur, we face without machines, any more than we whether it be transportation, banking Actually, Penn Stale has Rutgers,” said Paterno. cination, for example, rather than for our society is to keep these side women? social catastrophies on a global can conceive of machines without or telephone communications, is an little to gain from this Rutgers has a fine MANCHESTER waiting for an epidemic to overtake effects at tolerable levels, and to scale. The task for social technology game in terms of prestige. program and we think they Three of the major concerns man. We can never go back. extension of our body and must care his patients. equitably distribute the burdens. The Nitlany Lions, listed are doing things the right dominating all our lives today are is to devise intelligent strategies to about us. It exists not to antagonize; Similarly, social technology reduce the risk of his subtle game of tyrannize or destroy us, but to I5lh in the pre-season way - playing with people STATE BANK peace, energy and food. Protect dignity ratings, have a vastly amounts to looking and planning for Broad scope “chicken" that we are playing with protect us and to enhance us. who belong in school. They 1041 Sociotechnology is central to them. But we must insist that a machine superior program and are MAIN STREET • TEL. 648-4009 the future, endeavoring to understan­ The scope of social technology is our future. To see that this happens is the ul­ seem to he developing their DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Are we going to continue to have a or technological system should not expected to win. If they program the way we have ding the future implications of the very broad. For instande, in In the realm of food supply for the MEMBER FDIC mutual balance of terror between weaken dignity for the sake of ef­ timate purpose of social technology. lose, it will beembarassing and we think it is a good choices we make today. We are medicine, technology has become so nations based on stockpiles of super world, can we continue to count on ficiency. No more the coffee dis­ GEORGE Bl'GLI.AKELLO is presi­ to their pride. series with the state un­ Remember - Manchester State Bank, your hometown bank does not go outside the beginning to exercise the same care pervasive and indispensable that it weapons? Or will we develop a fun­ the promise of the “green penser with only one choice — milk dent of the Polylerhnie liisliliile of Yet. Penn Slate Coach iversity of a neighboring community for decisions affecting local business financing. and meticulous attention in looking dominates more and more the damental readjustment of nations revolution" which has enabled under- or not milk. No more the telephone .\eu York .loc Paterno is eager to slate." , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mbncheiter, Coon . Kri, Sept 2, I9H - PAGE .SEVEN-A

Sd-Calabration Antwar to Pravioui Puala PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl., Sept. 2, 1W7 91 Ampin (luuiJiauuuauucoEs t Winnow (abbr.) L^aPDncialanaD I fW ow 99 It humm □nn □□nnlQDQC Charlas M. Schultz I Usoa chair u n a Dne:: u n a a n 12MaUwd DOWN □ nn ETin Harris returns to Los Angeles Dear Abby snimit, for uuiian □DCiuMiJu ih o rt t Slippm n n n D n n n nDDE^ WHAT WILL IT TAKE ( b r i b e r v m 13 F iflh te ilia e 2 Gnakiat nnnn aaa □□□□ TO GET ^OV REAPV sign 3 Wish point □nDiiDGci □□□nn By Abigail Van Buren 14 Smut 4 Exploiivi DDE3 TO 60 RACK? _ ISEntHy (»bbr.| [jcjtjan naa ciau T' and paces Chargers over Rams IB E m cat 9 Onign □□anaanno □□□ UnUalMr 6 Air (prafix) □□□□■nan DEAR ABBY; Ron ia 21 and I am 19. Wa’re newlywada, tTNoYsHst □nnalanDODCDDB g — 1----- 7 Alfact (2 wdt.| and our problem ia the TV in our bedroom. Ron lilua to lie rwPm 8 Cdmpats “No, this wasn’t revenge,” Harris Nelson on a 32-yard pass play and catching the ball on the Ram 20 but in bed and watch TV until midnight every night, and aome 15 Fabrication 29 Ravanua 39 Palisada NEW YORK (UPI) - In the 19Robak> point 27 ~Auld Lang 40 Tym pini said after the Chargers dealt the threw a nine-yarder to Harold miraculously caught his balance and ni^ta he watches it until 1 a.m. 9 Nonmattllic wake of what might have been I want to turn off the TV at 11 p.m. because I have to gat 21 1957icianci 43 A n rtll Foch Rams their third straight preseason Jackson for touchdowns. They went went into the end zone. ovtnt|tbbr.| alamant 29 D ay|S p) 44 M inutt up at 7 a.m. for work, and if I don’t get eight hours of sleep, 10 Part of tha his most satisfying win in pro ahead, 16-14, when Ram safetyman The Rams appeared to have the 22 Dithonait 33 Baby's bad parlicit loss, "but it was a sweet victory and I am very aab b y the next morning. Ron gets up M 7 a.m„ mouth football personally, James Bill Simpson landed on Charger game won with 5:43 left when Tom 24 -PatiHits' 34 Ertta (2 wdi | 45 Invitation ri- I'd like to thank my teammates.” too, but he says he doesn’t need as m u^ sleep as I do. charaetor 11 Ramaint Harris could have rubbed salt A year ago Harris lost his No. 1 punter Jeff West for a safety in the Dempsey kicked a 35-yard field goal 19 Noichaa 36 M o lluik iponii (ibbr) Anyway, I can’t fall asleep while the TV is on, and Ron 26ComticloM 37 Naithar 49 Southtrn starting assignment to NFL rookie second quarter. to make the score 25-23. refuses to turn it off at 11. 2( Gift radpiant 20 Canadian rivar in the Los Angeles Rams’ 23 Exhtuitad m ticulint nor gtntral Pat Haden. He was booed frequently Fritsch booted a 36-yard field goal But Harris directed the Chargers How can this problem be solved? Don’t suggest ear]dugs 29 In q u in ^Ickay Finn — Morris Walas gaping wounds but — at least curkM itly graduillY laminina 90 Broki brtad by Coliseum crowds and took his 57 yards in 10 plays to set up because I've tired them, and they Imttor my ears. publicly — he chose to remain 30 Incorpontad 1 2 v 4 6 7 6 6 10 11 demotion bitterly. Fritsch’s game-winning field goal CRABBY (abbr.) MARCH 5, f9 7 5 ^ H e N R y DID YOU LOOP AT silent. that gave San Diego a 3-2 exhibition 31 SkillM 12 12 14 HAUPT HBLP UP A LfOUOR 7HB N AM E OF THB There were no boos for Harris DEAR CRABBY: You have two cboieea. Separate STOPS^ANO P/AS CAUOHT A P P E S T IN 0 record and made the Rams 1-4. 32 Flurry TffYlHO TO ESCAPB! 7HB PEPOPT Shipped off to San Diego June 14 Friday night. Only cheers. When he NFL 11 16 17 OFFICER’? rooms, or a 56-60 compromise. (Turn the TV off at 11 every 33 MtditarrsnMn SAID MB DITCHED HIS O U N ^ lT , after the Rams acquired free agent In NFL pre-season games tonight, M in d was introduced, the Coliseum crowd OTHER night.] But remember, although a oompromise 1« 11 70 31 WAS NBVBR FOUND/ Joe Namath, Harris returned to the of 55,946 greeted him with a strong Chicago is at St. Louis, Philadelphia makes a g ^ umbrella, it's a poor roof. 39 One of th i ■ Los Angeles Coliseum Friday night ovation. as time ran out in the first half for a at Pittsburgh, Detroit at Baltimore Tw otvi 22 11 DEAR ABBY: I work for a large corporation and for the 39 Unrofinid ■ and led the Chargers to an Pouncing on fumbles by Lawrence 17-16 San Diego intermission lead. and Denver at Seattle. On Saturday 2« last few weeks, my boss has been acting very secretive. I 39 UMd exhilarating 26-25 exhibition victory. McCutcheon and Haden in the first Namath directed the Rams on a 46- night, Dallas is at Houston, ty p o w rittr walked into his office yesterday, and he q u ii^ y sUunmed 2 t yard touchdown drive in the third Cleveland at Green Bay, San Fran­ 41 RMoarch Harris completed 16 of 30 passes quarter, the Chargers took over on his desk drawer shut. Then I noticed smoke coming out of ■ cisco at Oakland, New Orleans at room 21 for 234 yards and fired three the Los Angeles 24 and 11 and Harris quarter to put them back in front, at the drawer, but I didn’t say anything. Miami, Tampa Bay at Buffalo and 42 N it 1 22-17, as John Cappelletti scored on a 37 touchdown strikes, two to 1972 converted those mistakes into a 14-0 He supposedly stopped smoking three months agoi but I 49 Ovar (prafix) 32 34 16 Heisman Trophy winner Johnny seven-yard run but Harris and Minnesota at Cincinnati. know he’s at it again because I've seen him in the hall with 47 Imaga J lead. He threw a nine-yard 5 T 40 Rodgers, while Austrian-born Toni touchdown strike to Chuck Bradley Rodgers combined on a 34-yard The New York Jets face the New a cigarette in his hand. He tried to hide it, but I’m sure ^ 49 It ia (eontr.l ■ Fritsch beat the Rams with a 22-yard and a seven-yard score to Rodgers. touchdown pass play for a 23-22 York Giants and Washington is at knows that I saw him. 90 Alautian 41 42 42 44 JT 46 field goal on the last play of the Charger advantage with 8:34 to go. New England on Sunday and Atlanta I'm afraid he might try to ditch another burning Mand ■ The Rams came back to tie the cigarette in his desk drawer, forget about it and burn up 91 Chimnay 47 41 46 SO game. score as Haden teamed with Terry Rodgers appeared down after is at Kansas City Monday night. Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer the building. panaga SI S2 S3 Don’t you think he’s acting very immature for a 92 Elavanth 56-year-old executive? month (ibb r) 14 SI S6 '"THAT'S THE THIRP YOUR ' YOU'RE VOUVE HIM ALSO SEE WHAT Should I write him an anonymous note and ask him who 93 Swarm G A M E IN A F?CW TIMING'S >. NOT A GOT BAP % TOO m o t iv a t io n iNIW S'A^a iNriRAWSt A ltN I be thinks he’s fooling? ...... •— I'VE LOST.' F A S T N FOOTw ORK.'/GOOD c a n d o ? Leaders Pressure 19th hole ONTOHIM ENOUGH' Women^s tennis champion DEAR ON: No. Anonymous notes are alee immature. But do tell him that in the interest of safety for others, he Win at Bridge Louise Kermode added the Rec Women’s Singles Tennis Tour­ no bother 10:01 Ferguson-Kozlovich, should refrain from placing lighted cigarettes in the Following are the pairings and drawer. Bad bid vs. bad piay nament championship to her laurels when she defeated Kathleen Batting starting times for the Member- Moriarty-Narkon. Caspar. A year ago she copped the Town Tournament after Member Golf Tournament at 10:08 Fahey-Edwards, Genovesi- DEAR ABBY: Is marriage contagious? It seems to be an NORTH (D) 2 National League AQ2 queen He played his jack only placing second in 1964. With her husband, George, the couple to Stones Manchester Country Club Saturday Jones, epidemic around here. I’m 21, male and single, and one by V A»3 to see his partner win the AB H Pet. wound up second best in the Mixed Doubles Tournament last and Monday; 10:15 Wilks-Tomkiel, Bonadies- ' one, all my friends are getting married. a AS8J trick with the king. Parker, Pit 539 186 .345 6:45 Calamieri-Pagliughi, Nassiff- Abraitis. My first love went away to college, and during the first *Q»22 At this point, East could weekend. (Herald photo by Dunn) 152 .336 quarter, she fell in love with a theology major, and they Stennett, Pit 453 Genovesi. 10:22 Staum-Betko. Macaione- still set the contract by Simmons, St. L 428 142 .332 DUSSELDORF, West Germany decided to get married. Now she’s pregnant, and I don’t WEST EAST (UPI) — U.S. high jumper Dwight 6:52 Stevenson-Mistretta, Moran- Filloramo, leading a spade to force South Griffey, Cin 489 158 .323 know wheUier to cuss or pray. « K t 7 4 A A 10 8 6 3 to trump in one hand or the Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Stones, competing in the first World Smith. 10:29 Downey-Pietrantonio, Another old girlfriend is soon to marry the drummer of a V J 10 8 3 V K 2 Templeton, St. L 507 161 .318 other and give his partner a Track and Field Cup opening today, 6:59 Tracey-Votta, McFarland- Hilinski-Annulli. rock group. Other good friends, male and female, are a q 10 7 a J 8 4 3 Smith, LA 414 130 ,314 * 10 3 A K 8 sure trick with the eight of RANGE REEK1 iw THE f l e s h :,,. YOU'VE NO IDEA V AND JUST AS A TOP TV says pressure doesn't bother him and Griffith, 10:36 Kiernan-Macaione, headed in that direction. trumps. Or he could play his DO F0R6WE WE HOW fiXetr/Me it t h in k - now AND MOVIE CRITIC, Luznski, Phil 452 141 .312 SOUTH neither do his opponents. 7:06 Ottaviano-Lachapelle, Mikolowsky-Mikolowsky. Why would anyone want to end the fun of being young king of clubs to South's ace FOR RECEIVINS WAS TO SET A CALL YOU'RE A MR.REEK~M NEA, Inc Denver — Signed forward Jim Town, a sixth-round dralt pick trom Milwaukee (Haas 9-9 and Travers problems again. This time It*s YOUR money- Massachusetts. 4-7) at Kansas City (Hassler 7-5 and for other golfers. Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl and atonal Splittorff 11-6), 2, N Burns, yvhose clubs w h y it? "You could say I got In on the ground lloor, when Baseball California (Hartzell 6-8) at triggered a controversy in HURRY AN' RNISH PDUSHIN' THAT C L U N K E R ^ atIHudes toward work and personal value Cleveland (Bibby 11-10), N early August when the HERE C30MES ELMER FUDO^ ------systems began to change!" Atlanta — Reactivated pitcher Andy Messersmith, shortstops Darrel Oakland (Coleman 2-4) at Detroit head grooves were found to You w M it monoy ovory doy you w ill to In iu lili - bird on, THE TEOtOSlTY Chaney and Craig Robinson and pitchers Rick Camp and Max Leon. (Sykes 4-4), N exceed the PGA limit by Insulate now with •irn id do llirt Ih il Mop right through your imply w illi. OF IT A L L ^ Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Baltimore — Announced six minor league players will be brought up from And with inirgy prlcM continuilly on tho riM, your New York (Guidry 11-6) at one silly micromillimeter, moniy d liip p iiri fiitir iviry diy. Rochester: outfielders Tom Shopay and Mike Dimmel on Friday; pitchers Minnesota (Zahn 11-10), N scorched the damp Flint Insulspray^ MAJOR.MEET FOR ONCE I kOKlJ IF Mark Parrott, Randy Miller and Ed Farmer on Sunday; and outfielder Larry Baltimore (Flanagan 10-10) at Elks' course for a record 64 AtSENT, WITH THE M M O R 'f 'IREMANS Harlow sometime next week. Chicago (Barrios 12-4), N foam insulation. ANfiLES TMPLEY' C A LLIN ’ H E R 4 B ES T Thursday to hold the lead ANfiLES IS AN6LE5 MAKES/ CURVE Boston — Called up catcher Bo Diaz from Pawtucket. Boston (Jenkins 10-8) at Texas heading into the second Cleveland — Activated outfielder Rick Manning; promoted veteran reliever L it IniulCorp hilp put th il momy biok Into your pockit HELPIN’ ME LESS SENSE^W AS AS (Blyleven 12-10), N round of the $1(X),000 Buick by Iniuliling your homi with Bordin p ilin tid Iniulipriy NE60TIATE THAN 6000 AS m Tom Buskey, pitcher Cardell Camper, shortstop Alfredo Griffin, second :o (oim Iniulitlon. Iniulipriy foim lllli your w ill o i« llln to listin W ORST HE Open. TO 6ET ’ baseman Gabe Oliver and pitcher Tom McGough. .Just a shot back, •lop K p in ilvi hilling ind cooling lo in i. Your homo WHAT TM (SRANT^ W DU LPN'T National League bicom ii rnori comfortobli to llvi In ind more TOMB N E E D A N H e a th c litf St. Louis — Recalled pitchers Pete Falcone and Johnny Sutton and catcher equaling the course mark iconomleil to llv i with. WORTH! This Funny World John Tamargo from New Orleans; reinstated pitcher Larry Dierker Ironi the East UNPER A6ENT,' W L Pet. GB of 65 shot by George Cadle MOBILE disabled list. in 1975, were South African Philadelphia 81 50 .618 — HOMES,' Dale Hayes and Greg Pittsburgh 77 56 .576 5 DISASTER HAS i VE SEEN SAVIN THIS u'u Pro Football Pitzer, who twice has quit Why IniulCorp? Our iic lu ilv i w irrinty provIdM you tho BEAUTY FERVOO, Chieago 71 60 .542 10 prolicllon only iip o rti ein givi. Auurinoi ol • |ob STRUCK/ playing golf entirely. FUD O SY ^^ VETeRlNAiaMI Cleveland — Signed linebacker Bob Babich and Brian Sipe to St. Louis 71 62 .534 11 profiiilonilly done by our lully Iniurid crowi. At In- At 66, a six-under-par •ulC orp, W1 itin d behind our work, ind our euitomori multiyear contracts; placed center Leo Tierney on injured reserve list with 60 72 .455 21 Va Montreal score which looked through •lind behind ui. back injury. New York 51 80 .389 30 Denver — Cut veteran punter Herman Weaver, free agents delensive buck most of the humid, West blustery day as if it would Iruultpray >• • rsoiiitrsd I Larry Riley and center Ken Brown; placed veteran tackle Rill Ram and Ian, Inc. I W L Pet. GB be the best round, were trsdsmark o< Bord6 Cell u i todiy ind iik lor the lull itory on how IniulCorp rookie linebacker Charles Jackson on injured reserve. Los Angeles ' 80 53 .602 — cm hilp you iiv i. Juit for llitenlng to ui, wi will like Frank Beard, Peter 10% off Ih i prioe. C ill right now — you ein't iflord to Detroit — Acquired soccer-style kicker Steve Mike-Mayer trom Sun 1 "ran- Cineinnati 72 62 .537 8Va ci.sco, dropped defensive backs Reggie Pinkney and Tim Anderson. Oosterhuis, Ed Dougherty w ill. J e C l Houston 64 69 .481 16 and Jeff Mitchell. TO THE Green Ray — Nullified a trade with Buffalo in which it aaiuired (luarter- San Franeiseo 62 72 .463 18 Va MANOR. hack Gary Marangi; released veteran reserve quarlerback Randy .lohnson. Burns sizzled for six bir­ .AN6LE5V San Diego 59 76 .437 22 dies and an eagle in this q-1. Houston — Plated rookie cornerback Gary Woolford and running buck .lohn Atlanta 48 84 .364 31 Va Housman on injured reserve. revival of a tournament CALL T H E E Thursday's Results which had a 12-year run Los Angeles — Cut defensive lineman Cliff Frazier, delensive tackle Iviry Short Ribs — Frank Hill No games scheduled from 1958-69 and hopes to Free Estimatee! Low Prices Jones, tight end Don Peterson and Archie Gray. PLEASE, SlEB, I PK PLEASE, TAKE HIM AWAY./ A QOOD WHINER/ BUT Miami — Waived offensive tackle Winston Hill. Today's Carnes become a $250,000 fixture pl e a se , please, PLEASE/ NOTA SREAT WHINER. Minnesota — Waived running back Ron Groce, linebacker Steve Reese and Atlanta (Solomon 4-3 and Capra 2- starting next year. A two- center Mike Ajello. 10) at New York (Zachry 3-7 and iron put him 20 feet from THE_PyNSEON. Pittsburgh - Waived quarterback Cliff Stoudt, wide receiver Vollon Dixon Todd 2-3), 2, N the pin on the par-5 sixth 1977 McX»i»4..t»«. and defensive back Mike Harris. Houston (Richard 13-10) at Mon­ hole and the putt went treal (Rogers 14-13), N down for his eagle. "Just how long have you been eating two Tampa Bay — Waived kick-return specialist Freddie Douglas and delensive cloves of garlic a day?” ^ end Tody Smith; claimed linebacker Paul Harris on waivers from Pittsburgh. Cincinnati (Soto 2-3) at "I don't know anything Philadelphia (Lonborg 9-3), N about clubs,” said Burns, ' h e HAS NO PRACrU»«...1HANtCS'1D .New England — Waived lineman Dave Tipton, linebackers Mike McGraw AN EKTREMELV'rWCKSKUU./' ■lim Jerrome, quarterback Lynn Hieber, running back Dave Prcsion and Pittsburgh (Reuss 10-11) at Los 28, whose illegal clubs offensive guard Brad Benson. Angeles (Hooton 9-7), N were discovered by playing INSULCORP Philadelphia — Waived veteran tight end Bob Windsor Chicago (Bonham 10-11) at San partners Jerry Heard and Miami — Waived veteran offensive tackle Winston Hill and rookies ( hai lie Diego (Jones 5-11), N Art Wall prior to the third 5M HILLIARD ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. Cornelius, defensive back, and Mike Watson, offensive lackic St. Louis (Denny 7-5) at San Fran­ round of the Hartford Open cisco (Knepper 7-7), N I he first week in August. PAGE EIGHT-A__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., F ri. Sept 2 1977 r...... Obituaries Gravediggers strike Neighbors protesting Charles B. Fox Mrs. Tillie Bucholz Mrs. Sadie E. Saunders i SECOND EAST HARTFORD - Charles B. TOLLAND - Mrs. Tlllle Llnnea Mrs. Sadie Elizabeth Saunders, 64, may end tonight SECTION Fox, 92, of Old Munson Rd., Stafford, Berquist Bucholz, 73, of 49 Winter of 272 Dug Rd., South Glastonbury, A seven-week-old gravediggers’ FRIDAY, died Wednesday at Johnson St., Plainville, dieid Thursday in New formerly of Manchester, died Sunday Terms of the tentative settlement noise from business strike may end tonight if striking SEPTEMBER 2, Memorial Hospital, Stafford. Britain General Hospital after a at Hartford Hospital. were withheld pending the union gravediggers ratify a tentative Mr. Fox was born in Montville. He short illness. She was the wife of Mrs. Saunders was bom Dec. 24, vote, according to Santiguida. 1977 agreement that will have them back By GREG PEARSON sound reoccurs every 30-40 minutes. worried the noise could cause a drop was a retired textile worker at the Richard A. Bucholz and the mother 1913, in Manchester, daughter of the The holdup in negotiations was a on the job Tuesday. Herald Reporter "When you get this loud crash, the in his property value. former Riverside woolen mill in Staf­ of David Richard Bucholz of Tolland. late Robert and Mary Sargent clause providing job security against ford. Sen. Gunther Residents of Bissell and Foster Sts. house will shake," Gazdzicki said. He has retained a lawyer, Atty. Mrs. Bucholz was bom in New Bri­ Sullivan, and lived in Manchester Connecticut Lator Commissioner layoffs. Earlier, the two sides dis­ Frank Santiguida said Thursday in Manchester are c6ncemed about a He said that the windows of the Robert Bletchman, who said that he Survivors are a niece, Mrs. tain where she lived most of her life before moving to Glastonbury 10 agreed on the gravediggers’ demand speaks Tuesday night after a day of negotiating that local business that they feel is building are frequently opened, even would consider a nuisance action if Eleanore Moriarty, and a nephew, except for a few years in ^ston years ago. for 64 full-time, year-round jobs. The gravediggers and the Roman making too much noise. during the night. During a visit his client feels the problem is not Francis Moriarty, both of East Hart­ before moving to Plainville in 1942. Survivors are three brothers, gravediggers are members of Local state Sen. George Gunther (R-21st ford. Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford had 14323 of the United Steel Workers of Thirty-one residents from the two Wednesday night, the windows were solved. Other survivors are another son, a William T. Sullivan, Robert J. District) of Stratford will be the The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. made major compromises in America. guest speaker at Tuesday night's streets have signed a petition com­ open but then shut during part of the Of his neighbors, Gazdzicki said, sister and four grandchildren. Sullivan and Wilbert G. Sullivan, all plaining about noise generated by processing. at the Tocchetti Funeral Home, 200 of Manchester; three sisters, Mrs. reaching a possible settlement. Most burials at 26 cemeteries in meeting of the Young Republicans of "All these people can't be wrong. The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. Manchester Ice & Fuel Inc., 51 “I’m not trying to shut these peo­ W. Main St., Stafford, with the Rev. Mabel McArdle, Mrs. Maude Barber Santaguida said leaders of the the Hartford Archdiocese have been Greater Manchester. They never complained until this at the Gloria Dei-Lutheran Church, Bissell St. ple down. Why can’t these windows Kenneth Post officiating. Burial will and Mrs. Esther Ristau, all of gravediggers’ union will recommend halted leaving more than 350 bodies Gunther has announced that he is a started." Forestville. Burial will be in Fair- Owners of the firm said that they be soundproof?” Gazdzicki said. be in Stafford Springs Cemetery. Manchester. that members ratify the tentative waiting for burial. The union’s 85 candidate for his party’s nomination He approached town officials about view Cemetery, New Britain. have taken steps to curb the noise of The firm received a building per­ Friends may call at the funeral A graveside service will be held agreement tonight at 7:30 the members walked off their jobs July 15. for governor in 1978. the matter two months ago, he said. Friends may call at the Erickson a new ice maker installed earlier this mit in February for a $50,000 addi­ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at 10 a.m. in East Knights of Columbus Hall in The Young Republicans will meet He is disappointed in the response he Hansen and &ns Funeral Home, 5 Wallingford. year. . , tion, which included the ice maker in­ has receiv^ so far. Hart St., New Britain, Friday from 7 Cemetery. at 8 p.m. at the Savings Bank of In a related niatter, Town Planner stalled in the rear of the building. Francis Conti, chief building in­ to 9 p.m. There are no calling hours. Mancfiester, 923 Main St. The public Mrs. Eva Drenzek is invited and anyone attending Alan Lamsonysaid Thursday that he Anthony Botticello and Richard spector, and Ernest Machell, zoning The family suggests that those The family suggests that friends f^els the tc^n zoning regulations Connors, owners of the business, said EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Eva wishing to do so may make memorial should use the rear entrance of the enforcement officer, both said that it wishing to may make memorial gifts Motorcyclist recovering should be more specific about per- that they have taken steps to enclose Drenzek, 84, formerly of East Hart­ gifts to the Book of Remembrance at building. is difficult to enforce noise com­ to the Gloria Dei-Lutheran Church. Dr. Melvin Horwilz ihitted noise levels and other similar the addition and reduce the noise. ford, died Wednesday in Sanford, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in plaints because there are no stan­ problems. Most of the work is finished, but a Maine. Manchester. after collision with car dards to go by. Mrs. John H. Leins Sr. Stan Gazdzlcki of 58 Bissell St. roof, which may further muffle the Mrs. Drenzek was born in Poland The Maple Hill Chapels, 382 Maple Lamson said that the zoning Speaker lives across from the firm and has noise, still has to be added. and lived in the East Hartford area Mrs. Marjorie McNiff Leins, 51, of Ave., Hartford, is in charge of Correction regulations say that noise and more than 70 years. Rt. 44, Abbington section of Pomfret, been distributing the petition among "I don’t think it’s that noisy similar factors, such as odor, should arrangements. Dr. Melvin Horwitz, surgeon, will David M. Bushey, 22, of 670 N. She worked for Heublein Inc. formerly of Manchester, died of Manchester Memorial Hospital his neighbors. myself," Botticello said. "It's a com­ not be “injurious, noxious, offensive be guest speaker for the Intestinal Main St., a motorcyclist who was today. A Hartford firm is the apparent Perelandra sinks deeper before retiring. Thursday in Day Kimball Hospital, By-Pass Group Wednesday at 8 p.m. He said that he has noticed an in­ mercial zone, (The building is in a and hazardous.” But, the regulations seriously injured in a collision Angela L. Lemlre, 43, of Grant Hill high bidder for scrap materials from Survivors are four sons, Alfred Putnam. She was the wife of John H, in the conference rooms at The Perelandra, a 131-foot yacht, sinks deeper into Connec­ crease in the noise level and the Business II Zone.) We’ve got a per­ contain no actual levels for such Thursday afternoon, was in satisfac­ Rd., Tolland, was charged today with the Town of Manchester Water Drenzek of Pittsfield, Mass., Ed­ Leins Sr, William E. L o o m Manchester Memorial Hospital. Department. business hours of the company since mit. There’s nothing more we can things as the amount of permitted tory condition in the special care unit failure to yield the right of way at an ticut River mud off the East Hartford shore early this mor­ do," he said. mund Drenzek of Ridgefield, Mrs. Leins was born Jan. 22, 1926, ROCKVILLE —William E. Loos, Dr. Horwitz is a graduate of Har­ early this summer. The firm now noise or odor. intersection. Her car hit Bushey’s cy­ 'The Herald erroneously reported ning. Fire Chief Michael Fitzgerald said today his men could Theodore Drenzek of Hartford and in Manchester where she lived many 82, of 9 Orchard St. died this morning vard Medical School. He received his Thursday that the firm was the ap­ operates 24 hours a day, seven days a "Who’s to determine what noise Lamson feels that such levels cle at N. Main St. and Tolland Tpke. not have pumped it out Wednesday as owner Thomas Shakir in­ week, he said. Richard Drenzek of Shapleigh, years. She lived in the Pomfret area at Rockville General Hospital. He surgical training at the Yale Medical parent low bidder. When selling you can make in a commercial zone? should be included. This would per­ Maine; a daughter, Mrs. Wanda for the past 23 years. was the husband of Mrs. Elsie Heintz Police said Bushey was traveling sisted. The Coast Guard will not touch the yacht as it is not in The noise at night is what bothers If the people don’t like it, I guess it’s mit stronger enforcement and more Center and the Columbia west on N. Main St., going straight materials, the town normally Ingrish of East Hartford; a sister, She was a member of Putnam Loos. Presbyterian Medical Center in New the river’s channel. But the state Department of Transpor­ him most, he said. up to them to do something about it,” easily defined guidelines, he said. onto Tolland ’Tpke., and Ms. Lemire accepts the highest bid for the Mrs. Anna Lach of Newington, six Congregational Church. Mr. Loos was born Aug. 29, 1895, in York City. Fire calls tation’s waterways division may. Shakir said today he is He said that there is a steady hum­ he said. Some towns have such levels in their was driving east on Tolland ’Tpke., purchase. The apparent high bidder grandchildren and four great­ Other survivors are a son, John H, East Windsor and lived in Rockville He is chairman of the department ming noise and a large crashing Residents are concerned about the regulations, he said. making a left turn. TTie collision oc­ is Suisman & Blumenthal of Hart­ making plans to raise it once more. (Herald photo by Barlow) grandchildren. Leins Jr. of Ashford; a daughter, most of his life. of surgery and chief of the thoracic noise level. Gazdzicki said that he is curred while the Lemire vehicle was ford. A private funeral will be held Mrs. Pamela Robbins of Pomfret; a He worked for M.T. Stevens mills and general surgical services at M an ch ester crossing the westbound lane. Saturday at the Waszkelewicz sister, Mrs, Phyllis Soloman of Tam­ in Rockville for many years and Manchester Memorial Hospital. ’Thursday, 12:32 p.m. — Rescue call for Bushey was thrown in the air and Funeral Home, 43 Wethersfield Ave., pa, Fla., and three grandchildren. retired when the mills closed down. He recently returned from Israel motorcycle accident at the intersection Hartford, with a Mass at Ss. Syril The funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. at He was a Navy veteran and served of Tolland Tpke. and N. Main St, landed on the highway several feet Meany says lack of jobs where, as visiting surgeon, he lec­ (District) Police report and Methodius Church, Hartford. Smith and Walker Funeral Home, 148 in the Mexican Border Incident, from the point of impact. The motor­ tured on “The Surgical Treatment of ’Thursday, 12;32 p.m.-Medical call for Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Grove St., Putnam. Burial will be in World Wars I and II. He was a past cycle fell apart at the point of im­ Obesity.” motorcycle accident at the intersection pact, police said. Park, Rocky Hill. Abbington Cemetery. commander of the American Legion Hugh P. Donnelly, 20, of 35 Mass., was charged with operating a All by-pass patients and their of Tolland Tpke. and N. Main St. (Town) The car was badly damaged and promotes anti-union moves David C. McCarthy, 20, of There are no calling hours. Friends may call at the funeral Post in Rockville. Kenwood St., was arrested Thursday motor vehicle while his license is families are invited. Anyone con­ Today, 12:04 a.m. —False alarm at 128 towed from the scene. Bushey was Talcottvillc. was charged with home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. He was also a member of the 40 sidering having this surgery is also Highland St. (Town) night in Center Park on a charge of suspended Thursday night. He was suffering from multiple injuries, ac­ WASHINGTON (UPl) - AFL-CIO and willing to work is an essential reckless driving early today on G. Raymond Johnson The family suggests that those and 8 Club, and Maple Grove. welcome. Today, 8:42 a.m.—Washdown at the in­ Communiciations Workers Presi­ disorderly conduct. Police said he held on $100 bond for court presenta­ cording to the hospital. Ms. Lemire President George Meany, in his human right. dent Glenn Watts singled out J.P. Broad St Court date is Sept. 20. COVENTRY — G. Raymond John­ wishing to do so may make memorial Mr. Loos was a member of the There are no dues and admission is tersection of Center and Broad Sts. refused to leave the park where tion today. was uninjured, although treated at traditional Labor Day pitch for union Police were investigating the son of 599 Grant Hill Rd. died at his gifts to the Connecticut Lupus Foun­ Fayette Lodge of Masons in free. (Town) “Similarly, the human and legal Stevens Co., a textile firm portrayed about 50 youths were congregated Thomas E. Burdick, .30. of 16 Knox the hospital for shock. causes, said today high unemploy­ right of workers to form their own reported mugging of a 46-ycar-old home Thursday after a long illness. dation, 55 Hilldale Rd., West Hart­ Rockville, RAM of Manchester, by labor as the No. I labor-law and causing a disturbance. He was St., was charged with second-degree ment has brought with it a new surge unions free from employer in­ man early today on W Vernon St. He was the husband of Mrs. Rosa ford. Adoniram Council, and Sphinx Tem­ violator, “They have successfully released on a nonsurety bond for criminal trespass in connection with of "union busting” by big business. terference and coercion must be I’olice said the man was robbed of his Wolfe Johnson. ple of Hartford. In Scottish rites, denied workers their rights,” Watts court Sept. 19. a break and entry into an Oak St. Mrs. Leda T. Dobbins Meany and other labor leaders strengthened and protected,” he said. wallet after he was given a ride by Mr. Johnson was born in Williman- bodies, he belonged to the Connec­ Sikorsky gets air frames contract Henry Wrobel, 47, of 24 North St., apartment Thursday. He was EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Leda used the occasion to plead for legisla­ said. two men from a Spruce St tavern tic and lived all his life in Coventry. ticut Consistory (32nd degree) at AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer was charged with operating a motor released for court Sept. 19. Tremblay Dobbins, 70, of 43 Crosby tion the unions are seeking in Meany's sentiments were echoed then dropped off on W. Vernon St. No He operated a plumbing and Norwich. STRATFORD lUPI) - December. Lane Kirkland's Labor Day state­ vehicle while under the influence of Raymond J. Wrobelski. 17, of 571 St. died Thursday at St. Francis dent Gerald J. Tobias said A rm y ’s UH 60 A Congress — a $2.65 an hour minimum by other labor leaders, including injury was reported heating business from 1938 until he He was also a member of the Fleet The Navy has awarded a Sikorsky will produce 1,- ment dealt with a higher minimum liquor Thursday night. He was Tolland Tpke, was charged with Hospital and Medical Center. She the eventual winner from program,” he said. wage, a full employment bill and Teamsters President Frank Fitzsim­ The theft of two silver candelabra retired in 1965. Reserve Association and the $2.7 million contract to 100 UH 60 A helicopters for wage. He said big business has released on a nonsurety bond for reckless driving and failure to obey was the widow of John E. Dobbins. the LAMPS contract wili "Before the first produc­ revision of federal labor law. and a set of golf clubs from a Coburn He was a past master of Uriel American Battleship Association. Sikorsky Aircraft to the Army between now and mons. “Union busting has become argued since 1938 that minimum court Sept. 20. and officer's signal' early today Mrs. Dobbins was born in be the American taxpayer. tion LAMPS helicopter is Meany blamed high unemployment big business in itself,” he said. Rd home sometime this week was Lodge of Masons in Merrow, Coven­ He was a member of Union develop the air frame of the mid-1980’s. The wage increases cause inflation and Alfred J, Otis, 29, of Swampscott. Court date is Sept 13. Lawrence, Mass., and lived in East “The cost benefits to the delivered, it is anticipated for an apparent increase in anti­ “Companies staffed by lawyers unemployment. reported Thursday. The candelabra try Grange No. 75 and East Central Congregational Church. the Light Airborne Multi- LAMPS helicopter is Hartford many years. U.S. taxpayer and the that we will have produced union sentiment among employers. and so-called industrial specialists ... "There has never been a word of are valued at about $300 Pamona No. 3, and past deputy and Other survivors are a daughter, Purpose System expected to enter the Navy She was a communicant of Blessed Navy are significant in that more than 600 UH 60 A air­ "Union busting and high unemploy­ conduct seminars in corporate truth in those arguments and there is general deputy of the Connecticut Mrs. Elsie Williams of Rockville; a helicopter. fleet in the early 1980’s. Sacrament Church, East Hartford. the Navy can take advan­ craft. This means our ment have always gone hand-in- boardrooms telling employers how to State Grange. brother, Christopher Frey of Oregon; A spokesman for In announcing the deci­ no truth in them today,” he said. Survivors are a son, John J. Dob­ tage of lessons learned production techniques will hand, ” he said. defeat workers’ attempts to join a Other survivors are a son, Robert two sisters, Mrs. Raymond Flebeau Sikorsky, a division of sion to employees bins of East Hartford; three during the maturity and be more fully refined and “The number and nature of illegal union.” W, Johnson of Manchester; a sister, and Mrs. Doris Hickey, both of East United Technologies, said Thursday, Sikorsky Presi­ production phases of the S daughters, Mrs. Joan Payer of Plain­ thus more cost efficient.” employer tactics to deny workers Mrs. Ruth E. Loomis of Coventry; Hartford, and three grandsons. Thursday's decision by the ville, Mrs. Patricia Raymond of East their legal and human rights is and-a granddaughter. The funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Navy could result in Hartford and Mrs. Mary Ann Russell growing at an alarming rate. Union Movie-restaurant planned The funeral will be Saturday at 10 at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 development and produc­ of Rockville section of Vernon; six members recognize that many Almanac a.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, 456 Ellington Ave., Rockville, with the tion contracts for Sikorsky sisters, Mrs. Blanche Sequin, Mrs. employers are using today’s high un­ Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial will Rev. Paul J. Bowman officiating. worth more than $75 Anita Juncas and Yvonne Tremblay, Master Charge. Visa & Manchester Parkade employment rates to frighten be in Center Cemetery, Coventry. Burial will be in Grove Hill miilion. Bank Americard for East Hartford site workers interested in unionization.” By United Press International On this day in history: Friends may call at the funeral all of Lawrence, Sister Irene Cemetery, Rockville. Are Welcome The Navy's requirement Meany said a bill endorsed by Today is Friday, Sept. 2, the 245th home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Tremblay, Order of the Carmelites in Friends may call at the funeral In 1935, one of the worst hurricanes is for more than 200 of the Of Course President Carter to revise the By MAL BARLOW liquor license. The state would not The planned site for the theater is a Maine, Mrs. Rose Baron of Fort You Can Always day of 1977 with 120 to follow. to hit the U.S. mainland ripped E The family suggests that friends home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. helicopters known as I’ I Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. Alice federal labor law would clamp down East Hartford Reporter allow it, he said. 6,500-square-foot portion of the wishing to may make memorial gifts The family suggests that those LAMPS which will be Use Your The moon is between moving from through the Florida Keys, killing Youth Centre effectively on employers who use the The films will be of a lighter nature 100,000-square foot former Topps to the Coventry Grange No. 75 or to Begin of Hobe Sound, Fla., and six wishing to do so may make memorial its full phase to the last quarter. more than 365 persons. grandchildren. capable of operating from Charge threat of dismissal as a way to dis­ Richard N. Dupuis hopes to open — ones that have been successful in Department Store in the East Hart­ the Coventry Public Health Nurses gifts to the Heart Fund. frigates, destroyers and The morning stars are Venus, In 1945, Japan signed an uncon­ “a poor man’s dinner theater” on The funeral is Saturday at 8 15 courage unionism. He said more jobs their first runs at places like Show­ ford Shopping Plaza. The dining area Association. cruisers in antisubmarine Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. ditional surrender aboard the U.S. a.m. from the Callahan Funeral also will help. Main St. in East Hartford. case Cinema, where tickets may will be about 4,000 square feet, and anticruise missile The evening star is Mercury. battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay, en­ Dupuis said. Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, "We consider full employment is One of his first steps to create the have cost patrons $4, he said. Richard C. Burgess Mrs. Gilbert A. Frye roles, the spokesman said. Those born on this date are under ding World War II. He picked the site because it is cen­ with a Mass at 9 at Blessed Sacra­ both achievable and practical,” theater is to ask the town Planning A patron at Dupuis’ theater should TOLLAND -M rs. Beatrice O’Coin The LAMPS helicopter EAST HARTFORD — Richard C. ment Church. Burial will be in St. Meany declared. ”We think a job op­ the sign of Virgo. In 1964, World War I hero Sgt. be able to see a fine film, eat well tral to the whole region and is near Frye, 49, of 97 Virginia Lane, former­ uses components of and Zoning Commission (PZC) for a major highways. Burgess, 43, of 17 Jefferson Lane died Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. portunity for every American able American poet Eugene Field was Alvin York died at the age of 76. special permit at a hearing Sept. 14 and have drinks with his meal for a ly of Manchester, died this morning S ik o rs k y 's UH 60 A The Dupuis family has been in Wednesday at the Veterans Ad­ Friends may call at the funeral born Sept. 2, 1850. at Town Hall. The permit will allow total of less than $5, he said. ministration Hospital, Newington. at Hartford Hospital after a long il­ helicopter, which won the businesses in East Hartford since the home today from 7 to 9 p.m. him to serve alcoholic beverages as Dupuis is director of sales for lness. She was the wife of Gilbert A. Army’s competition for a early 1930s. An uncle made Savol Mr. Burgess was born in Hartford The family suggests that those part of his proposed motion picture Arrow Bus Lines of 105 Cherry St., and was in the U.S. Navy many years Frye. new utility transport last East Hartford. The firm is owned by Bleach. wishing to do so may make memorial Mrs. Frye was born Nov, 24, 1927, theater and restaurant at 467 Main before returning to the Hartford area gifts to a charity of the donor’s Houley heads budget panel St. his father, Rene Dupuis. Dupuis lives in Glastonbury. three years ago. in Manchester where she lived until choice. The Arrow Travel Co. on Connec­ He retired in 1972 as a naval chief moving to Tolland 14 years ago. ManchMtar HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - A "The governors, not just one of state is running a deficit. Later steps include getting a state ticut Blvd., owned by his brother, petty officer and attended South She was a member of the Tolland OAKLAND MANOR liquor license. bipartisan legislative panel, wanting them, all of them from Grasso to Houley doesn't object to the prac­ Rene Dupuis, sends bus tours around Congregational Church, Hartford, Fire Department Women's APARTMENTS to make sure lawmakers’ budget­ Meskill to Dempsey to Ribicoff, have tice, but he doesn’t like governors "The restaurant aspect will be the country. Senior citizens are Survivors are his parents, Auxiliary. Town awards making authority is not being employed a certain degree of producing the statistics that indicate more like a delicatessen," he said frequent travelers with them. ___ Barbs Frederick J. and Virginia Schweiger Other survivors are two brothers, usurped by the governor, is political gamesmanship in ad­ the deficit. Thursday. "We’ll serve foods like By PHIL PASTORET Burgess of Newington; five brothers, Raymond O’Coin of Enfield and John or 3 bedroom deluxe reviewing the state’s fiscal statutes. contract for Townhouse, l '/2 baths with ministering the budget,” Houley "There should be a better way of pizza and sandwiches — finger On a recent tour to Florida, one of Donald Burgess of Virginia Beach, O’Coin of Tampa, Fla., and a sister, The panel is headed by Sen. Robert said. Some melodies haunt one — Mrs. Corrinne Forrest of Deep attached office and its own establishing a deficit, through the in­ foods." the Dupuis’ guides had nothing to do Va., George Burgess of Glastonbury, bathroom. Ideal for in­ Houley, D-Somers, co-chairman of The idea of a legislative panel to others just spook you. storm drain River. volvement of the legislature, the A full-course steak meal is out, he one night. She asked local people in Dwight Burgess of Newington, surance, real estate, ac­ the Appropriations Committee which recommend changes in the We always wonder Jusi a The funeral is Monday at 9:30 a.m. countants, etc, office, am­ Farah® Chino state auditors and even the private said. The waiters and waitresses will the town they were staying in what James Burgess of Coventry and oversees the Legislature’s budget budgetary laws was called for by sector, " he said. there was to do. little bit when we find a letter The Town of Manchester will at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 ple parking, separate of- be serving the food and drink to signed, "Sincerely." Francis Burgess of Hartford, and preparation. auditors Leo Donohue and Henry award the contract for the White Ellington Ave., Rockville. Burial will ice entrance. “A corporate announcement, with patrons while they watch a second or She was sent to a movie theater- three sisters, Mrs, Barbara Phillips SchooKSIacks The review is aimed at giving the Becker who said they have not had a Brook storm drainage project to be in South Cemetery, Tolland. more credibility than an announce­ third-run film. The restaurant- restaurant. She loved it. and Mrs. Karen Peak, both of legislature back some of the authori­ full revision since 1937. Cobra Construction Inc. of Glaston­ Friends may call at the funeral ment from the governor alone, would Back in East Hartford, she told Bristol, and Mrs. Darlene Lisella of Open dally 10 to 5 Classroom-Neat & ty it traditionally has had, but which theater will not be black, but it will bury, home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Donohue said they have been have more credibility and lessen be fairly dark, he said. Richard Dupuis about it He went Newington. Sunday 1 to S has been assumed by the executive “abused and misused whenever the Jay Giles, director of public works, The family suggests that those .some of the conflicts over what the down, to see for himself. A private memorial service and Take Exit 94 off 1-86, 149 Playground-Tough branch in recent years. The film projector’s lamp will be said that a contract signing will be wishing to do so may make Tudor Lane, off Oakland need is there by the chief executive.” situation is and what should be "I watched their operation for burial will be held at the convenience Street. Houley said Thursday because One of Houley’s complaints with done,” he added. extra powerful to put a sharper-than- three days. I investigated the thing of the family. held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the memorial gifts to the American usual image on the screen. fiscal laws have been enacted in a the current law is the practice of In the past, administrations as well as I could. By the time you can rest There are no calling hours. Lincoln Center Conference Room. Cancer Society. 047-0771 The films will change each week. 12.50 piecemeal manner they have allowing the governor to impound frequently have been charged with “The theater enjoys a fantastic on your laurels, they've begun The family suggests that friends Cobra submitted a bid of $894,334 Examples of possible films will be to sprout thorns. on the major section and $25,689 on produced a number of conflicts, funds appropriated to executive budget maneuvering for political repeat business. People like to go out wishing to do so may make memorial Boys 8 to 14 regular & slim which have led to differences in in­ agencies by the legislature if the purposes. "Rocky," "Pink Panther,” "Pink to this theater once a week, every Money Isn't everything, gifts to the South Congregational the secondary section of the project. Panther Returns,” and "Magnum The work will include installation of terpretation. week. It’s something like the dinner but it's bandy to use in acquir­ Church (Hartford) Memorial Fund. Force.” ing most of everything else new pipes from the Union Pond area theater in South Windsor. Only they The Pratt Funeral Home, 71 Far­ Kathy says: 14.50 Dupuis said the theater will not be around. to the intersection of Green and show movies and the food is not as mington Ave., Hartford, is in charge Phelps Rds. Hava a Safa A Happy Holiday Weokand. able to show X-rated films due to the fancy.” of arrangements. Students 26” to 32” waists UII. „ ORCHARD FRESH Budget surplus prospect Mlltona • Qravaatlan Applat • Paachaa • Bartlatt — NATIVE------15.00 'TIN Fim I Oil Co. Butltr-9ugar Corn, FRESH WMcii SavM You MoMy" Tomatoof, Yallow « Qraan Husky 27” to 36” waists draws cautious reaction Bquaah, Caullflowar, Laaka. Bluabarriaa, Pluma, Mac- Priceless silver 2 Rad A Hoi Pappara, Dill. Egg tarinaa, Honaydawa, Can- The whole gang wants HARTFORD (UPI) — An estimate that began July 1. It follows no one could be certain about. ^schoo^ Plant, Brocolll, Acorn A laloupaa, Strawbarriaa, Rad- B&B Bultarnut Squaah, Baal Whita A Blua Orapaa. Chino for back-to-school. that the state will finish the fiscal Wednesday’s report on the fiscal State Auditor Leo Donohue said he slightly dented Qraana, Swiaa Chw), QIngar We've got 'em to fit slim year with a $37 million surplus year ending June 30, 1977, which didn’t think the latest surplus es­ 1' ' l^ ^ ^ y a r ts . ^ Root. boys, husky boys and boys brought "cautious optimism” from showed a $73.4 million surplus. timate was cause to forget about the EAST HARTFORD (UPI) — The priceless Pitkin silver state officials. OIL CO. OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY LABOR DAY AS USUAL in between. They're super The surpluses are expected to help possibility of a tax increase. collection, stolen by a convicted murderer who shot tough. They’re Fara- Even those who thought meet a projected budget gap for the HAVE A FUU LIME Of PURE VERMONT MRFIE FRODUCTII I "No one can know what the himself, his wife and his son this week, were returned • 24 Hr. Burner Service Press®. . .positively no­ Thursday’s estimate by Comptroller fiscal year beginning July 1,1978, but economy will be like next spring and • 24 Hr. Hotice for ^yJT)unphy. VIIIT OUR UR8E D IIF U V Of IMFORTED WICRER I M lRETa iron no matter how often only slightly damaged, according to police. J. Edward Caldwell might allow law­ no one knows if the extra money will anyone who says he does is wrong,” Frank DeCorleto Jr., who killed his 20-year-old wife, Delivery Ml WEEK'S SPECIALS they're machine washed & makers to avert a predicted tax hike MILTON NATIVI make it possible to avert a tax hike. he said. Siobhan, and 4-year-old son, Frank 3rd, threw a packet • 200 Gal. Wnimuin , PLAZA 83, ROUTE 63, VERNON, CONN. NATIVI tumble dryed. And they go next year hedged their bets. BALLET - TAP - JAZZ - PRE-8CHOOL - APPLES SWISS CHARD Mrs. Grasso said this spring a tax Some of the governor’s opponents containing the silver to police during a 15-hour siege out­ • Automatic Delivery MELONS great with striped rugbys, Gov. Ella T. Grasso said the report increase was almost certain because have said she has been painting a TIME’S RUNNING OUT ON SPANISH - ACROBATIC - BALLROOM - *3” soccer shirts & button side his barricaded second-floor apartment. 4 9 * lb. 5 9 * was cause for "cautious optimism,” the budget gap could be $148 million. bleak budget picture to make •nd BELLY DANCE WITH "SALIM EH" •M h down oxfords, It's the new Police, who refused-to go near the silver collection Chlldnn'B c i t i m m u m » Sal., a»pi. W h « w*»k of topi W h BARTLITT but, in a prepared statement, did not Officials now say the gap is smaller, political hay in her expected re- latex-ite weatheri CANADA DRY NATIVI dress-up look while DeCorleto was armed, recovered the stolen goods SUPER-SEAL 44.9* toWf done# ond ot/ior otfu/t cfoiaoa roiumo irooir of topi f tffi for back-to- discuss whether it meant a tax in­ PEARS SODA T04UT0E$ school. but a firm estimate is unavailable. election campaign next year when Apply Latex-ite when the F t 200-699 GALLONS 7-tlb crease could be avoided. after the paroled murderer took his own life. I FOR INFORMATION OR REQISTRATION: < | A C p K k Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, the balance showed well. temperature is at least 50° tva.i>«8 1 ■ I can. ____ The 22-piece silver collection, which originally PHONE— Studio 872-2878 Rtaldfnet— 289-0811 M . 9 5 3 9 i Finance Commissioner Anthony cochairman of the legislature’s Senate Minority Leader Lewis B. and the nights are mild. OPEN DAILY A.M. TO P.M. SUNDAYS A.M. TO P.M. belonged to William Pitkin, an 18th Century Connecticut AT STUDIO— Sal., Sapt. 3rd — 10 AM to 1 PM a B • S 8 Milano, her top budgetary aide, said ^« VW« . tallSj/mijff«./d, Tfi. Htrald. SundavS u n d if IP.p.ra, pfua Lolfar, Tlcfr.la . Finance Committee which writes tax Rome, R-Bloomfield, who is seeking governor, was stolen from the town library two weeks D o it this weekend: Protect, latex-ite 44.4* Sapt. 8lh, 7lh, 8lh, 0th - 2 PM-7 PM At All 10 StAi "the figures certainly dictate a laws, had the most optimistic the Republican nomination to unseat beautify, winterize your black­ 700-999 GALLONS "T H E KIN G before the siege. DRIVEWAY SAVER response. top with Latex-ite Super-Seall Youth Centre Stores better picture than we had four her, said Thursday the surplus es­ East Hartford Police Chief Edward Drumm said M«inb«r (and p u l PrnIdMit) of Iht NAri Att'N OF DANCt ANO OF months ago.” But he said it was AFFIUATCD ARTiaVa, PROFEatlONAL DANCE TEACHENt ASt'N, West Hartford Wetherslield "If the (trend in) revenue receipts timate was curious. Thursday the collection has "minor dents and scratches AVAILABLE SKID RESISTANT 43.9* DANCE EDUCATOR'a OF AMERICA, DANCE MAtTERE OF PRODUCE!" Manchester Enfield Bloomfield "premature” to discuss whether tax continues, there won’t be any need to "F or three years now we’ve PERO All Our Stores on some pieces,” but is otherwise “in excellent con­ 1.000 a OVER AMERICA AND CONNECTICUT VALLEY REOIONAL BALLET Avon/Simsbury Bristol Meriden hikes would be needed. rsn ooPxiz.^M 'n SOCIETY. 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Are Open Tonile increase taxes next year,” he said. watched the administration un­ dition." ■ ooiwrAiwir, iitfo. Call 649-2947 Chicopee Springfield Caldwell’s figures are based on one But he cautioned such a trend was • 643-6384______derestimate revenues. I hope it Police refused DeCorleto’s ransom demands for the L h J Chtthir*. Cl. 0S4I0 tel Dancr Pul A Whotr iSne WorU At Four feel/ month of data irom the fiscal year dependent on a healthy economy that hasn’t been in preparation for next silver, made anonymously in the weeks preceding his year’s election,” he said. death. t PAGE TWO-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesttr, Conn.. Frt., Sept. 2, ll>77

Many Bolton boards violate town charter South Windsor schools INDEX Rookvills hospital notea N o n c i i By DONNA HOLLAND Their organizational meeting must specific, outlined reasons only. > - LON and Pound Planning Commission ’The board has had 12 meetings ; - SNionan Herald CorreapondenI be held not later than 30 days after all • At the annual organizational ’There is no record of any votes or ’The Planning Commission has one since July 1. All other required infor­ minutes from meetings on file in the J — Anno4jno»mfiA«g required appointments are made. meeting and again by Jan. 31, es­ stress math this year Admitted Thursday: Warren Ball, Rockville. 4 — E n lg rlfiin m tA i Two months after the im­ violation. It did not file a schedule of mation was filed properly with the town clerk’s office since July 1. ’I ^ 5 ~ AuCtKRAI The selectmen have just finished tablish a schedule of regular Ellington; Nell Bentley, E. Main St., Discharge Thursday: Charles AUen, meetings as required. town clerk. ’The first selecmian is the commission has met at least twice. plementation of Bolton’s first making all the appointments. meetings for the ensuing year and By JUDY KUEHNEL Mickel said. less changing of teachers for various Rockville; Corinne Hastings, Mountain Cheyenne, Wyo.; Brian Grlllo, Rainbow FINANCIAL Its five members had their board’s chairman. There is no record of an 0 — 6onke., Robert Gorton was e le c ts chairman 12, John C arey was elected filed a schedule of meetings. ’The South Windsor schools will open Kindergarten will change from Selectmen found itself tackling an • Include in each agenda a time for time” similar to one successfully Morganson, Country Lane, Vernon; Ray­ Vernon; Keith Ouellette, Enfield; Jeanne ( M n O V M IN T but only one of the eight ap­ and James Klar, secretary. Tlie secretary. ’The other selectmen are only item on record at the town Wednesday for the 1977-78 school morning to afternoon sessions on 13 -> H«ip WAnt«d unbelieveable amount of work, which citizens of the town to express their planned at Wapping School last year. Jan. 30, 1978, with those who had mond Philleson, Burke Rd., Rockville; Saiois, Tolland; Sandra Schadt, Tolland. 14 — BunnM t OppoMunHiM pointed boards is in violation. other members are Richard Morra, Aloysius Aheam, Joann Neath and clerk’s office is a notice of a public year with mathematics stressed 15 “ ■ Silutifon Wgn|# 26 — Buftintti Property viewed by the board. least violations, the Board of Tax violations. ’The votes of one meeting minutes filed properly. ’The votes ’The Zoning Board of Appeals has two sessions of kindergarten classes last ^ y of school is June 15, 1978, TtHifMlay mathiM 27 — PtBort Property requirements. Had the appointed boards been ful­ Review, Planning Commission, were not filed within the required 48 were never filed within 48 hours. It tion to the math goals set this year. as compared to the 4 and 5 the school nuTi-iiii) Hmuiui m LU ID 28 — Rtal EtlAIt Wtni«4) not recorded anything with the town with the following week set aside for I MaUSW IW U l IN And there is a question of respon­ ly appointed by July 1, they might Board of Finance, Board of has not filed a schedule of meetings Increased respect I w adults as had two years ago. The declining HW 1 I1P.M MN LN I-ldillMi IN IN IN MISC. SERVICES hours and there is no schedule of clerk since July 1. Its members are makeup days, if needed. »«vSWi IN IN MTiMtfad IN LN 31 - S tfv t c tl OHprpp sibility. Are the elected boards well as for peers is al£> high on the M SM iii I.N have found they were also in viola­ Selectmen, Board of Education, meetings. with the town clerk. It has not in­ Joel Hoffmari, Maureen Houle, John enrollment in kindergarten classes is u SX m i LN 32 — P«mling.Pippnng responsible for themselves? What list of priorities, according to most School hours I ttllN IM: tt:II TM INI 33 ■“ Bu'idFng-Cool'RCtmg tion of the charter. Zoning Commission and Zoning The board has had two meetings cluded a time for citizens to express Morianos, Robert Morra and John evidence of the system wide reduc­ aMt lU pU ttlM about the appointed boards? Are they school administrators. Opening and closing times for the MfaklMpiHULM MMi UI piU tllN 34 — Roof'rtg-Siding Requirements for boards Board of Appeals. and one poll vote since July 1. All their views, unless they give 48-hour Roberts. tion in primary grade population. THheU 141 tm il MM i M4 pM tUlH MidilUpdIULN 35 — Mttt'ng.Plumbing responsible for themselves or does notice. Last year the lack of discipline and schools are: KCM Fll (0 Irikda L4I piH tUIIN TiMi 141 pd4 UNN 36 — Floor>ng Both elected and appointed boards Board of Tax Review other required information was filed Special education Mm'i H UN IM Ul Nm TINB CNH m io n LU ID 37 — M oving. TruCking-StOF»gG their responsibility go to the gover­ ■Appointed boards resulting problems was the subject of • South Windsor High School, 7:40 HUN bM. N» ILN Ul which have a membership of at least properly with the town clerk. However, the school board plans to UN LN 38 — S#fvic#» Wgntod ning body by which they were ap­ The Board of Tax Review is the The town has eight appointed The school system will have four a.m. to 1:50 p.m. i n Un UN IN At the organizational meeting July revise its policy to have an open much controversy in the Timothy m : UN li?. 'K * ^ MISC FOR SALE three must also abide by these only elected board that has no boards that come under the charter special education classes, three of LPipi i Nufan UP pointed, the Board of Selectmen. 25, Siddiq ^ tta r was elected chair­ citizens time, as the charter Edwards Middle School. A com­ • Ellsworth School, 8:15 a.m. to hWik «U pM H7N IMNM TM UN 40 — Household Goodi provisions of the charter: violations. provisions. They are the Board of them housed at Ell Terry School. One 2:30 p.m. Mfak IM pdl SILN MMi UI pH U4.N 41 — Ariicies lof Sale Charter requirements requires. mittee was formed to study the Ml IMh \U fM U7N 42 — Building Supplies • File the votes of each member Its three members held their man and Morris Silverstein was special education class is at Orchard hripdaUIpaUUlN M m i IU pH ML44 At its organizational meeting July Library Directors, Public Building problems encountered at the junior • Timothy Edwards School, 8:15 IM iM im ____ Irthdi M I piU JINN Ihtidi M l pitf U17.N 43 — PetB Biidi- Dogs According to the charter the with the town clerk within 48 hours of elected secretary. The other Hill School. t-sawi Sai 2IN 11.N UN 44 - LiveslOCk organizational meeting July 29. John Commission, Building Code Board of high school level and various a.m. to 2:30 p.m. o n n LU (D anumi lii id elected boards must have an the votes. members are Jerald Hassett, Shirley 14, the school board elected Joseph INMilW 4N 4N MiNd^ IN IN IN IN 45 — Boats A Accdisonai Gleason was elected chairman and Appeals, Conservation Commission, Miss Carla Sabia will join the t-fT l UraUi IN 46 Spo'ting Goods organizational meeting before July Potter, Daniel Harris and Richard Haloburdo chairman and Barbara suggestions were made in hopes of • Pleasant Valley School, 8:45 MiMfaM UN MX ■(■fan ]N 3N • File the minutes of each meeting Jean Gately was elected secretary. Board fo Fire Commissioners, Board school system to teach learning dis­ a.m. to 3 p.m. « : izn MmiU 4M 1IM III 47 — G arden P rod ucts 31 each year and choose a chairman Barger. Smith secretary. Other members are increasing control and making the M M ZU pU lUN IM UN TMIMI 48 — Antiques with the town clerk within 14 days of The board’s third member is IIvi abilities at Eli Terry School. — Wented to Buy Michael O’Connor, Louis Cloutier, of Health, Jury Committee and students more involved in the school • Avery Street School, 8:45 a.m. to hiM i Ml pM tm.N tfaWiUlpditNN Midi IU pid tUN 49 (except the Board of Selectmen the meeting. Board of Selectmen TrMa U N pM tISIlN M kU UI pd4 ULN Cannon. Senior Citizens Committee. There will be 17 new teaching 3 p.m. MmaUipMtlLN RENTALS where the chairman shall be the first James Marshall, Andrew Pinto and and its administration. FOWntlld) Trihdi LL4 piM IUU.II Trfadi L74 pdl tll.N • Have the minutes available for ’The proper information was filed ’The Board of Selectmen has three assignments in the middle or high IN fa PiMl , ILN UN IN 52 — R o o m i For Rent Gil Boisoneau. The appointed boards are not Concern over increasing lack of • Eli Terry School, 9:15 a.m. to n n ill TNMICMBI (I) 53 — Apartm«nti for Rent selectman) and secretary. public inspection. school levels, and 5 new assignments 4-JJ.IMi UN LM Wmpi BdM 4.N 4N Ffc*- 14N LM IN with the town clerk within the violations. ’The votes of an emergen­ required to have an organizational 3:30 p.m. IfawbifaPI LN 54 — Home* for R#nt The appointed boards must also respect and discipline problems 55 — 6usin«ii lor Rent • Have meetings open to the required time. It was the only elected cy meeting and a regular meeting Zoning Commission in the elementary level. All the • (Orchard Hill School, 9:15 a.m. to IML12N l|>fai IN meeting until they are fully ap­ filtered down to the elementary faiWi IM $II.N 56 — ReiOM Properly fpr Rent have an organizational meeting to public. board to file a schedule of meetings assignments, however, are not fM IMUJl TM4L4I 57 — Wentoo to Rent and a schedule of meetings were not The Zoning Commission also has pointed, and then they have 30 days to school levels, with some elementary 3:30 p.m. M idi IM pM IINN Ida IU idi 114.N elect a chairman and a secretary. • Hold executive sessions for faWdi 411 piU tlLN 58 — M 'lc *or Rent with the town clerk. filed within the required time. many violations. hold that meeting. school principals setting up active teachers new to the system but • WappingSehool,9:15a.m. to3:30 Trifada 141 pM SIHI.N M idi IM nU lUN WardedId L14I _pdl__ SHUN rather switches from one school to TiWdi LM nU HUM ITTDMKL 1111 AUTOMOTIVE Board of Library Directors programs in hopes of helping p.m. WMIL iiun 6t — Autos lor Sale another. Kindergartens run from 8:45 to 62 - Trucks for Stie The Board of Library Directors cigkiren be more aware of manners Thunday Night FTniMKCMHID 63 - Heavy Equipmant lor Sal# Vernon already working The Board of Education will LMidfa, fap ILN IN Lit m LII ID and proper behavior. 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m. at Plea­ wot iiti - m m NNII aiNT 64 - Moiofcydas-Bicyciaa received its final appointment July nm Lit ID LMMw IN LN UN IN IN employ a social worker for the 1977- sant Valley and Avery Street. At the LfapdiMM LN 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobila 14. It held its organizational meeting Al Orchard Hill 78 year, with the office located at j-! ^ fap 4N IN IN TMNN I-fan Sia IU Hom es other three elementary schools, LfafaW 4N 4N TM ILLI 66 — Automotive Service Aug. 3. It did not file a schedule of Larry Mlckel, principal of the LhaimlM ^ M M IU pdl ULN Union School on Old Main St. kindergarten sessions are from 9:15 faffadi SU pdl IlILN Odddi Ul pdl ULN 67 ^ Autos lor Rent.Lease meetings but all other charter Orchard Hill School said he intends TMllM TriMi LLL pdl UNII fatten Ul pdl UIN Area towns split over Self-contained again to 11:45 a.m. and from 1 to 3:30 p.m. faMh lU pM ilLH Iriten LLI pdl SNI.N requirements were met. nmiLiiiD to continue to emphasize student dis­ Irtficti ML piU UIIN Tsmi uma com («) , Robert Gorton was elected chair­ cipline. Orville Rowley, principal of Plea­ Students should be at their bus KCM LII ID LfUrid ZIN I.H LN sant Valley School, said it appears stops about 45 minutes before the IMMM IIN IN LN ILdtildl IN LN LN LU LH man and Eileen Delslgnore was "We plan to place renewed MdIfaN LN LH IN □ NOTICES classes will be getting back to the scheduled school opening time. The t S S T L ^ 1: IM 11:U ■ w elected secretary. The other emphasis on respect, both for adults faWdi IN pdl ULN IM HU ' self-contained classroom concept, es­ school bus routes were published in IM llN faUdi IU pH U N requests for GET A jobs members are Jean Mahon Butkus, as well as among the students,” faW* IM piU UI.H PdMa Ul pdl UNN TrlMi L24 pdl SMLN fariten Ul pdl UN pecially in the lower grades, with The Herald Aug. 24. TriMi 141 piM HIIN Iriten M4 pdl IH.H Loal and Pound Thelma Fracchia, John Gleason, Lin­ m i m a n iw u cmx id falp I U lUpiM 111.11 airanii lii id By BARBARA RICHMOND provements in the Bolton Lake area. grant of 5381,000 to hire 24 persons. da Chamberland and Nancy Silvers­ TIM LII ID LfafaMp. M ILN IN IN MipmI LH i n L toi fapta* I N 5N LH LOST ■ Black Manx Kitten. In Herald Reporter This program has been delayed The majority of these will be for the tein. HMUM LN IN LN 1 faidiiiTp Cnn LH j- y j* , Ml LH vicinity of Center Street and because the town hasn’t been able to Board of Education. TMNSI 1-U Itepan fat J N Stone Street. Reward. 64^ While some area towns haven't yet Jury Committee isjfs "a faiddt Ul pdl ULN IM IIN find, under the stringent guidelines of The Town of Hebron has two CETA SWHS is ready to open TMllN fatten Ul pdl tllN faWdi IU pdl UIN 8882. applied for funding under a new The jury committee received its MMi UI piU SILN fatten Ul pH US.M the funding, a civil engineer qualified employes now. First Selectman hriwti UI pdl tlSN Tillicta I4 S ptU tllNN phase of the Comprehensive Employ­ final appointment Aug. 1. It held its William Spohn, principal of South ‘UNn LII ID Iriten LM pdl UHN FOUND • Grey male kitty in for the project. Aaron Reid said he doesn’t have any Ci, 111; Cl-Da, 105; De-Du, 94; E-Ga, energy, basic auto mechanics, Trifacti LI I pH UNN iwini cMmniN cows m ment Training Act (CETA) and some organizational meeting and filed the Windsor High School, has announced FOWn LU ID ILWfcta LN LN LH vicinity of Olcott Street dump. Mayor 'Thomas Benoit said the plans to file for more funding as far 108; Ge-Ha, 109; He-Ju, 213; K-La, sailing techniques, various aspects of ILW LH LN M jM I104 UN IN Call 649-6080. may not apply, the Town of Vernon required information with the town the schedule for the opening day of 98;Le-Me, 211; Mi-Paq, 229; Par-Ro, LW Itei IN LH LU town is working to obtain a waiver of as the general government is con­ m home repair, leather crafts and MTi I nI Ml SN IN TM 11.-11 LWi fad iMrii 1 u WMWMI LU already has its approval and a the guidelines to enable it to hire a cerned. clerk. Its members are Elna school, Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1977. 221; Ru-Siml, 210; Simm-Tr, 220, and jewelry making. faUda UI pdl 1I1.N TMHN LOST GERMAN Shephard - program under way. Dimock, Donna Holland and Shirley Students should report directly to TM IIN fatten IU pdl UIN Mfata Ul pdl ULN person with a civil engineering He said the Board of Education and m Tu-Z, 222. Also, new clubs will be formed in faWi IU pM SUU twarten LLN pdl US11 UN Vicinty of Brewer Street, Iriten 7-24 pdl UIIN The new phase of the program (Ti­ a Riley. their homerooms when they arrive at • Sophomores: A-Ben, 92; Ber-Bu, NrtKU IU piU ULN iTIDMaarilM East Hartford, black and tan. degree from another town. the Easter Seal campaign do intend which the students expressed an in­ TiMkU 741 pdl UIIN tle VI) has different requirements school. Homeroom assignments will lUNU: U1I.2M Dog needs medication. to apply. Public Building Commission 228; Ca-Cu, 115; De-Dz, 114; E ’Go, terest, Including photography, CB Reward. Call 588-5925, after 5 be posted around the building and than the old phase. Persons hired In other towns Coventry now has 14 CETA ■The final appointment to the Public 110; Gr-Hi, 212; Ho-Ko, 95; Kr-Le, radios, physical fitness, conserva­ p.m. must be a resident of the town, must staff members will be available to Bolton now has one CETA employe employes and the town has applied Building Commission was made Aug. 99; Li-Me, 106; Ml-0, 227; P-Pu, 209; tion, dance and book reviews. assist students. Homeroom will LOST - Black and white have been unemployed for at least 15 under the original portion of the for six more under the new program. 15 It has had one meeting and has Q-Ry, 223; S-Sme, 107; Smi-V, 97, and The large scope of activities is in­ Jai alai results weeks, and must meet a minimum begin promptly at 7:40 a.m. W-Z, 207. kitten. Vicinity of Porter and program and has received approval Town Manager Frank Connolly said. filed a schedule of meetings with the tended to meet the needs of more Kensington Street. Call 643- economic level. for a second. Both will be general town clerk. Following homeroom, where students and expose them to more The application asked for 571,000 in Thuraday night MMa M UI.H 2575. Vernon filed its application for maintenance workers. students will receive their schedules, learning experiences of a hobby, Flnt fatten LI tULM funding. It has one violation — votes of its 1 IfttariR Ub«( 1281,000 in federal funding as soon as The town is eligible for four more meeting were not filed within the a brief orientation program will be Activity changes leisure time or recreational nature, $ Javy IN IN LN ILN IN IN Iriten LM UU.II LOST - Ladies gold watch at Connolly said the workers would be IN IN LH LN the program was announced. One of workers under Title VI. The applica­ required time. held. Students will then report to Spohn said a reorganization of the and provide opportunities to work in J ttS - IN hnir UHNI Caldors, Burr Corners. for the public works department and fadWa M ULN LN Reward. Call 649-8197, the programs listed on the applica­ tion asked for workers to research their first class. activities pro^am at South Windsor greater depth in various subject MIda I I SUN Ittanlaacc Sjll s the work to be done would be on road Other appointed boards fatten M ULN fatten M ULN anytime. tion, well under way, is cleaning up town records for references to rights safety projects. When students arrive on the first High School is under way for the areas, Spohn said. Iriten I Ll laiN Iriten l-LI tm.M the Hockanum and Tankeroosan The five remaining appointed day, they are asked to have parents’ coming school year. of way and changes in streets, and J. Russell Thompson, Andover’s I tey Lria I U.H UN SN INVITATION Rivers. About 24 persons have been boards have about two weeks before home and work phone numbers with At Timothy Edwards I faaa IlflaN a faatdca ILN S.N LH for construction of a conservation first selectman, said that town has S.N LH IN LM Bonda-Slockt-Uortgagai t hired and are working under the they must hold their organizational them so that parents may be reached Activities will be categorized into 1 laicaraa EiaaaiTa 4N I iaaw fakaalidi TO BID pond at Herrick Memorial Park. one CETA worker in a clerical posi­ On the first day of school. Sept. 7, faidda LI IIUN IN supervision of the town health meetings. Final appointments to the in emergency situations. several major areas: orientations; fatten LI UI7.II Wdda I S ULN The Manchester Board of The town may also seek a full-time tion and this has worked out very at Timothy Edwards School, there fatten LI UIN Education seeks bids for the LENDERS AVAILABLE for department. respective boards were not made un­ Students who have not yet large assembly programs, such as Iriten LM SLIII.N Iriten LI 4 HU H industrial, agricultural, assistant to the park director (a well. will be an orientation for each grade. THrl Industrial Arts Dept, for the Upon completion of the initial river til mid-August. registered are urged to do so as soon pep rallies; cultural arts programs; medical, commercial ven­ volunteer position) under the first Handbooks will be passed out to IN LH LU dSataa ILN IN LN 1977-78 school year. Sealed However, he said no application club meetings; mini-course 5.N LH tures. Minimum 1100,000. E cleanup the second priority will be to phase. Selectmen’s comments as possible. I uatria Marta LH LN has been made under the new phase. students, schedules will be IN bids will be received until Dlggln’s Investment (^rpora- clean the water at Valley Falls Park TTie following telephone numbers programs; make-up work and extra faWda 24 ULN IMaataJaaiat in South Windsor now has five CETA He said he is not too impressed with Selectman Ernest Shepherd, who explained, and copies of the South faldda M ULN 11:00 a.m., September 12, tion, 777 Cleveland Avenue, and Camp Newhoca and to repair can be used to reach high school per­ help, and an intramural sports fatten 24 UII.H fatten 11 IIUN workers and the town is waiting to CETA. From an administrative was a member of the Charter Com­ Windsor Board of Education policy Iriten 241 H15N 1977, at which time they will Atlanta, Georgia, 30315, 404- buildings at the parks. sonnel: Main office, 644-1595; program. Iriten M4 UU.N be publicly opened. ITie right 767-9000. receive its application form for the standpoint there isn’t much sense in mission, said there should be access on discipline will be distributed. The second request made in Ver­ guidance office, 644-8848, and atten­ IN LN LN laafa is reserved to reject any and new phase. hiring help if you don’t have the per­ to all public records. He said people In a survey taken in June, the stu­ Parents are encouraged to read the IN LH Slaiaat LN LN LM non’s application is for drainage im­ Application will be made for a having complaints about access to dance office, 644-2645. dent body indicated its preference IN ICanaaa SN LH all bids. Specifications and bid sonnel to supervise them, he said. handbook. Udda 24 ULN I Dank LN records should go to the Board of The homeroom assignments: forms may be secured at the for mini-courses in areas such as Parents are also advised that the farlacn LI UHN Mate LS UIN Business Office, 45 N. School Selectmen. • All seniors: auditorium. preparation for taking college board Iriten L24 NN.N fatten Ll SUN □ EMPLOYMENT -■'tH ban on the wearing of black, lug-type Fldfe Iriten LLI ULII Street, Manchester, Connec­ Complaints on other procedures • Juniors: A-Bay, 214; B-Bu, 91; C- exams, survival techniques, solar ■ 'V r boots will continue. 1 ^ Ecauna ILN LN IN Dataafa ticut. Raymond E. Demers, P Halp Wanlad can be made to the state Freedom of 2 faat fasata LH LH llakdalterti IIN LN LN Business Manager. 13 Youth complains about I ZaMa faan« IN I OtaM fattaaa UN UN Information Commission, he said. Mada M UI.H lld m Sataa lN 057-0 SALES POSITION - Straight Deputy First Selectman Aloysius faaten 1-2 tULN faiate LI MIN commissions, leads furnished Iriten 124 UUH fatten 44 UNN Ahearn said, "Everyone should be Andover school expects lull Iriten 441 tSNN to homeowners. Call 242-5402. aware of the charter and, as respon­ I ^ Ida I ILN LN IN i late Uarta INVITATION Coventry industrial site sible people, should have a certain LH IN PRIOR SERVICEMEN ■ The 'M i IZNahSataa I.H ILN ILN IN Air Force recently announc^ amount of self-discipline.” faUdaLISNN IN IN TO BID Seventeen-year-old Bill Haun of leveled and in an undeveloped state. fatten LS SUN I.N new openings for individuals against the corporation for un­ Ahearn said he doesn’t feel anyone Iriten LLI SNSN with prior military service. If Main St., Coventry, has become the Haun said Wheeler promised that 275 students nei^t week The Eighth Utilities District authorized removal of gravel below first resident to file a complaint would intentionally violate the seeks bids for heating oil and vou have been out for less no more disturbance of the land flood water level, but the developer than 5 years and are looking against operations of the Coventry charter. The violations may be service for the year 1977-1978. * 'A paa as T Ifw * ’ would be permitted by the town until About 275 students will attend An­ Kravet said the expanded program On Friday the menu is salami for’np "A GreatTI O U/ Way< of Life’ , Development Corp. at its industrial continued to carry on work without technical, he said. Sealed proposals will be the corporation posted a 535,000 per­ dover Elementary School this year. will give the teachers the opportunity grinders, potato chips, orange juice, contact the Air Force Im­ park site on Rt. 31. permits. "I’m a stickler for formality, received until 4:00 p.m., mediately. Call 646-7440. formance bond, which could be con­ / Last year the enrollment was 281 to individualize teaching to a much strawberry whip dessert and milk. Jai Alai entries Haun has written Zoning Agent Corporation representative James Will make it? proper procedure and legality,” Friday, September 18, 1977. fiscated if landscaping is not done. students. greater extent. Community residents are invited to Ernest Wheeler, expressing his Ladd has said that the purpose of the Ahearn said. But there has to be a Bids will be publicly opened, STEADY WORK - Reliable, Haun said the zoning agent had Ricky Conley, 14, of 53 Hublard Dr., Vernon, looks like he’s Cafeteria Manager Irene Collins have lunch at the school any day. hard worker, who wants puzzlement at the fact that land has industrial park is to bring needed certain amount of flexibility with the School will begin Wednesday, Sept. read and recorded at the issued cease and desist orders not sure he wants to go through with riding the falls in Talcott- suggested it would be better for the Anyone planning to do so is asked to September 19th meeting of the steady emploment, good in­ been "stripped of its trees and commercial resources to Coventry. charter, he said. 7 at 8:30 a.m. Students will be dis­ Friday night come. Call 528-6702 between 9- Ladd has asked the zoning commis­ ville. He did, though, and the cooling end result was worth it. students to have their recess before make a reservation that morning. Eighth UUlities District. The leveled’’ on the premise that Ahearn said, "I am not aware of missed at 2:34 p.m. FInl 2 only. their lunch break. In past years Lunches are served between 11:40 iNrtli right is reserved to reject any businesses were ready to move in. sion and other town agencies to assist The falls are part of the Tankeroosan River and are in what is any violations. If anyone feels any 1 fate Otete M 1 Irtete Ll Tom in this effort, but has been repeatedly There will be five new teachers at school personnel have been con­ a.m. and 12:50 p.m. 2 CmteUMrt LI I tey Ll ; ISkarta Ll or all bids. Bids quotes are to NOW accepting applications "Now, a few years later, I see a known as the Talcottville Gorge, a favorite swimming spot of board is in violation of the charter, it Ibcnfatete LI lltey < Ll 2 Gaauki Ll be sent to the Eighth Utilities told that the corporation would be the school. Chris Amorosino will cerned with the amount of food the Beatrice Kowalski, chairman of 4 In) fanin LI IfaGo Ll for full time employment. dust bowl across the street and an area young people. (Herald photo by Dunn) should be brought to the attention of 4Iim LI 4 famte M District, 32 Main St., teach Grades 4 and 5. Mary Jayne students throw away. the Board of Education, said the 5 I m m t e l M Sann M Call 528-3869 between 0 and 2 subject to the same regulations as the selectmen. IfanfakteNi LI 5 tekr i-i Manchester, Conn. 06040. only. eyesore,” Haun wrote. “Surely Szyper and James Malinoski will be So this year, Andover will play first IlMfa M Ifatnr M other local developers. school board meets the second I Ikri fah I Ll Ilmte Ll Helen J. Warrington something can be done to remedy the Title I teachers. and then have their lunch. I fan Etmiin Li I htarai Ll Ilm w Ll situation.” He suggests that trees be Haun plans to attend the next PZC Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Ste Onpl fanica I Sm Li Clerk SECRETARY - Manchester meeting. Sept. 12. Read Herald Ads The speech teacher will be Patricia Lunch will be served from the first 144 LLI 174 I LI Ltl*M-5 2-LI LI4 SO kw agency seeking full time planted where no buildings are ~ VABATIONS OVER at the school. She said the meetings S47 247 LM LLI Eighth Moriarty and the learning disabilities day. The cost of lunch is 50 cents for are open to the public and the board NmM hibimi Utilities District secretary for auto insurance planned to curtain the park from the 1 Incini tel Ll I Im tkoafa Voter registration teacher, Joann Colwick. students and 85 cents for adults. Milk llm lilil X k i I Gmu Cmw Li department. Duties include: road. 1. BACK TO SCHOOL hopes people with an interest in 1 hM fante Ll I InlyMil Matte II______068-8 processing, typing and The Board of Admission for Coven­ Dr Principal David Kravet said the is 5 cents. There are also reduced H a te Otete Ll IteylteMi Ll 1 Eikm (oofn Ll lltekfamte Ll "The environment and the animals education will attend the meetings 4 tm fafatte Ll 4 ElibEcMain Ll 4 Oanati law Ll 1 Bmk Uw M telephone contact. Beginning try voters has announced that 2. BACK TO WOHK team for reading and language arts lunches at 15 cents and free lunches and become better informed. 1 fante M> I M 5 ten Ktete M 5 loate tana Ll 4 kM Marta Ll after September ISth. Salary have taken a beating. Don’t you think I Ifri Uite I-l Ikrifarate Ll i btea faante M ’registration sessions wilt be held has been greatly expanded. for eligible students. I Zakali faante Ll Ifalarten Ll PUBLIC commensurate with it’s time to act? Build those buildings Make your Homework easier with a new easy care No Kravet said parents and other town 7 htetcMnn Ll I Got tel 7.1 7 teo ten I'i experience. Send resume to throughout September and October. wax Solarlan Floor and a coordinated color Formica He said students in Grades 2 to 6 On Wednesday the students will be limIMiN LI I Onpl (muK Ll I nlte fak I M 7 Grafal Jokr I-i or put back what was taken away, but residents are welcome at the school ite llraiN ten I kw GrtilM Li Box DD c/o Manchester The registrars will examine the counter top. will be with their respective reading- served hot dogs with rolls, french Ml anfa Conte Ite 0n|8 Gamo ItetoaOkfana NOTICE do something." anytime. LLI LM M4 LLI LM LM LLL LLI LM 1-24 LM 141 On Tuesday, September 6th, Herald. qualifications of the applicants and Quality Matarlala and Workmanahlp language teacher each morning. In fries, carrots, chocolate brownies SM LI4 LLI L24 LLI Haun has appeared before the ., rote 1977, the following schedule admit those found eligible. Garden Grove Caterers ___ Slnca1940 the afternoon, the students will and milk. 1 loo Mirti Ll NURSES AIDES - 7 to 3. Full Town Council and the Planning and "Come to visit, walk through the 2 teiNi famte Ll r IfanaokiW Ll will be in effect for all landfill The September 10 session will be return to their homerooms for all The menu for Thursday is pizza, school and have lunch with us,” he 2 haHt *---- 7.1 r ZGniirhna Ll and part time. Apply in Per­ Zoning Commission (PZC) as well as lltelifana rj I kw Gonte M dump permits. son, 9 a.m. to 2p.m., Monday held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will Over SO Keari o, FLOORS other classes. salad, peaches and milk. 4 4 0708 4 Erikra te n 4IiMlkikr L! said. ShOnr 5 Omk Marta 7-1 ■ Li SANITARY LANDFILL USE thru Friday. East Hartford having contacted Wheeler. But since PAUL F. PHILLIPS M9.928a s Sa?T_____ OfaM__ tilsa *— »— j I a te*a 7"”* Ll also be sessions Oct. 1 and 8 from CATMINQIN kn fak ■ .y • tear Ll I kw the industrial corporation has not I tey Ite I 7 M I OMTla Im ! !T *y.. . r llitoaltarta Ll CHARGES Convalescent Home, 74S Main I falMi iMte Ll iSHfaSi r IfahirUw Ll 2 9 a.m. to 1 p.m„ Oct. 12 from 7 to 9 been' able to sell most of its lots to FIN ItT TRADITION I liri htelte M I Man law L: Class 1:VEHICLE CLASS: Street, East Hartford, Conn. p.m., and C)ct. 15 and 18 from 9 a.m. tteOrte Ste Olio GOnte *■' IlkrriaGmw M Noncommerlcal pickups, date, much of the land remains Bill Haun to 8 p.m. LM44I L24LL4 247 1-LI LM LI4 LLGLLSLISLLl jTlLMLSJLLI campers, vans, auto, jeeps, NURSES AIDES-3 to 11 p.m. BOWllG ■ WEDDIIKS ■ Rham» to have two sessions small trailers, small flatbeds, Full time. Experienced only. Good starting salary, liberal Rham High School will open its Saturday Matinee and station wagons. USE fringe benefits. Apply in per­ SHOWERS ■ CLUB PARTES, etc. COMPLETE Bus, routes and bus stops to Rham Scout regiatrulion CHARGE: |1.00/year or any doors Wednesday morning. Sept. 7, KKm son, Blast Hartfora Clonvalea- Area police report have been established by the local Parents are asked to note that Fin portion thereof. We will serve you In our spacious welcoming students for the 1977-78 boards of education and have been 1. bute Gwfw LI 1. Gnte M cent Home, 745 Main Street, registration for Boy Scout Troop 28, I fall tel Ll Z fauki Ll aass 2: VEHICLE CLASS: East Hartford. YOUR school year. published in local newspapers. 1 loGy fak I Ll Z tdm Ll Coventry Thursday with failure to obey a stop newly decorated, alr-conditloned hall will be held one week earlier this 4. Ikm Ll Dump trucks, rack body Vernon Grades 9 to 12 will report at 7:30 Copies of the bus schedules are also 4. low fwan l i HAIRDRESSER Wanted - sign, failure to obey an officer’s equipped with a BYOB bar or...The year. L Gw Itefate M Z Goite M trucks, stake body trucks, Steven D. Fortier, 22, of Williman- William Arnold, 36, of Adrian Ave., a.m. and will be dismissed at 12:04 available in the towns’ municipal L tey Imm4 LI Lfafarti Ll commercial vans, pickups, Experienced only. Lu Jon tic was arrested Thursday night by signal, failure to drive in the proper hall of your cnolce.,.or EDUCATION I. fawSteiM Ll liGinw I. fani Ll Salon of Beauty, 61 East Ellington, was charged early this p.m. buildings and business es­ Parents are asked to attend a L ly y >teNin Llwlk ZGmte Ll station wagons, and panel Coventry Police on a warrant issued lane, and speeding. SN Otete SNIkiik Center Street, 643-1939. morning with driving while under the W II deliver a delicious Grades 7 and 8 will report at 12:10 tablishments. meeting in the library of the Gilead IMt GinNi Goufai trucks, platform trucks, etc. by Common Pleas Court 19 charging LZ4 LLS LM L14 LLI LI T LLI LI4 M-2 M l LM 1L7 142 LM LLS LM Police said an officer on patrol saw influence of liquor or drugs and buffet to your home. p.m. and will be dismissed at 4:40 Buses for the vocational Hill School Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. Boys are am USE CHARGE: 338/year-13 him with third-degree burglary and The MANCHESTER ADIIIT SCHOOl KCGM nm nann month. BAR MAID. Experienced Dowling, who was riding a motorcy­ driving with bald tires. p.m. Seventh-graders will report agriculture school in Lebanon and asked to meet in the school gym. I. Gw GrMte Ll- 1. Gate Goufai Ll I. teo fak I M 1. kiMI Zfanlfaal ._ L2 referred but not necessary, fourth-degree larceny. ZhNySteilte Ll Z Im IwaiTi Ll Zlotelte Ll Z Inw >470 Class 3: VEHICLE CLASS: R cle, go through a stop sign on Rye St. Police said Arnold’s car struck two directly to the auditorium upon Windham Tech will leave Rham at The registration fee is |20 and may 1 Gncara Gwite Ll Lfarlfamo Ll Z I m ln w Ll lear United Aircraft, East Fortier was charged in connection OFFER CUSSES IN L2tekfaGoM Ll Z ltekM te Roll-offs, non-compacting Hartford. Call 569-0320. .The officer followed Dowling, who parked cars on Franklin St. He is to DEUCnUS FOOD AT FREE entering school. the regular time. be paid in two installments. 4. faa GnkM M 4. EmtkkMte t-l 4. with a July 31 house break. He was Pre-HIgh School Rovlow L fan tNrw LI i. taNy ko Ll i fate Im Li front and rear loading refuse was clocked at about 70 miles per appear in court in Rockville Sept. 28. L fall fwoTi M L I te m Ookii 7-1 1 faniN fana I.| vehicles, tractor trailers, etc. DENTAL Assistant (or released on a 5100 nonsurety bond for hour. SEHSIBU PRICES I. EwGk Iwrt Ll I. tey fak I M I. Onk Gono Ll High School Equivaloncy Prop m oo Zbtenfanikil Ll USE CHARGE: $60/year-3S orthodondiat office. appearance in Common Pleas Court Lloafatei Ll L G 1 4 Ll t b4m2te Li taSGntefakl M t Inal liGiilki W faM fao te 441 L41LL1 LLI Experience preferred. Send Police said the cycle fell as English As A Second Longuogo 241 L24 1411-L2 month. 19, Rockville, Sept. 19. Area fire calls 341 LgY lLGLM LLI I-MLI I 714 ranm Class 4: VEHICLE CLASS: resume to P. 0. Box 2356, Ver­ Dowling was going over the railroad REQI8TER on Sopt. 13 At Bolton corrects bus route IMI am ZIMifamo Ll non. Ct. 06066. track on Griffin Rd. Dowling wasn’t CALL NOW FOR 1. fan Uwl Ll I. Omk Gonte Ll ZlanoiGonka M Trucks with packer-type South Windsor -RESERVATIONS ManchostarHigh Bolton school bus routes published tUcmentary Bus 4 ZfariGtetea M L fanin Ikm Ll Z Inintekr Li bodies (compacting vehicles). injured. He is to appear in Common South Windsor in Wednesday’s Herald didn’t include Rd., 121 Vernon Rd., 1025 Boston Tpke., 2. Gw fw m Ll Z GnM Goite Li Z Iten Ikm Ll 4. Urn Sant Ll Thomas Dowling, 18, of 240 Hilton from B:ao to S P.M. 4. nrite Gono M 4. M Marti Ll I tenr Gttite Ll USE CHARGE :$96/year-$8 Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, Sept 649-0313 649-0314 Trip I 1147 Boston Tpke., 9 South, FernWood at L ldtetekt LBnkfanlM Ll 1677 can be a big year Dr., South Windsor, was charged Thursday, 2:16 p.m. -False alarm the full schedule for one elementary iia^ltkii:! Ll L Bank law Ll month. 13. CLASSES START SEPT. 20 bus run because it wasn’t submitted turnaround, 7 Fernwood, 1201 Boston I twGk fak G M lltekferilM Ll I fain 2te M I. MktfartlU M lor youl Tell our from the convalescent home on Mqjn St. Keeney St, Meneheeter Starts at 8 a.m. Stops at 72 Notch, 70 I. teo Ite Ll I. la im Gonte Li Tim O'Sullivan 4 Tpke,, 1266 Boston Tpke., Boston Tpke. at Z teo Marta Ll in time. IM' hinrbaon n rta M t M oU M Ll Superintendent of readers about your Notch, 58 Notch, Notch at Cook, 733 North Rd., B-.'sion Tpke at Keeney, 69 iM hnl lathakfaro IMS fan ten Here is the route: tasfaiM fai LM LLI LII 241 Sanitation service with ll Boston Tpke., 55 Vernon Rd., 8l Vernon Notch. LLI M44LG L24 1-L2 LM LLI LLI LI4 1-LI M l M4 Classllled ad. I 0374 PAGE FO U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 2, 1977 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn , F r i, Stpt 2. 1977 - PAGE KIVE-B

|(iB'r MORt: w ith This Space Proof or Performance TIEM sentry By *hm na Is Open To ! Gayle ichards ^ YOU 416 BW 6i¥»'“ 5 Hamilton Real Estate hasfe mortgage money WE OFFER ALL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Editor MOST REALTORS OFFER - PLUS WE 00 Any Advertiser who THE at very good rates wishes to advertise btiL] New to market. Seven room Ranch in high location. WHAT THOSE WORDS MEMI ONE STEP FURTHER: in this space Living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen with appliances, L Abatract — A summary of the history of tha □ We are membera of the Greater Hartford & Mancheeter Board of 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, finished rec room, garage. City I BARROWS legal title to property. utilities. [ AND Realtors. We subscribe to both of their associated Multiple Listing Ser­ each week, please Amortlxatlon — Provision for graduelly paying oft vices. EXCELLENT the principal amount of a loan, such as a contact Gayle starter or retirement home in quiet location. Two or three mortgage loan, at the time of each payment of In­ □ We are one of the few agencies who have a computer terminal in our of­ bedrooms, 1st floor den, basement with finished rec | terest. For example, as each payment toward Hamilton, Real room, complete aluminum siding, all city utilities. SAVINGS BANK OF MANGHESTEA fice. We can match the right home with the right buyer instantly. WALLACE principal Is made, the mortgage amount Is □ We provide Free Fair Marlcet Evaluations on your home. Estate Editor, 643-2711 SEVERAL COMPANY reduced or amortized by that amount. □ We alwayis open the door - One of our agents is always present when it is Two and three family homes in many locations. Two six Appraltal — An evaluation of the property to and six Duplexes, 1 three family in business location. Call MANCHESTER PARKADE determine Its value. An appraisal Is concerned scheduled to be shown. for all details. chiefly with market value — what tha house would □ We can provide expertise in all types of Real Estate Financing. sell lor In the market place. [B □ We work seven days a week. 29 Connecticut Blvd., Cost Hertford Binder or “Offer to Purcheee” — A receipt for 289-4331 646-7833 money paid to secure the right to purchase real WE’VE JUST TAKEN ONE GIANT STEP FURTHER TEN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES estate upon agreed terms. OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT We’ve joined A NATIONAL MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ‘THERFS NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN” iy contains a legal description ol the house and Its “LAKE FRONT land. What Can This Do For You??? Closing Cotta — Sometimes called settlement MORTGAGE costs. Costs In addition to price of house, In­ If you are considering SELLING your home a picture and description of your home will be placed in a national cluding mortgage service charges, title search multiple listing bank that will permit wire transmission to any ERA office in the U,S.A. MONEY? and Insurance, and transfer of ownership If you are MOVING out of the area we can obtain pictures and descriptions of homes available TODAY at charges. Be sure your sales contract clearly states Bolton Center your destination. This information is wired directly from the home branch to our office, Professional who will pay each of these costa — buyer or seller. Spectacular view — Eight room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2 Cloeing Day — The date on which the title lor baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, den, first floor laundry, CM L US TODAY AND ASK US TO GO property passes from the seller to the buyer well landscaped lot adjoining town park. On Bolton's beautiful first lake, front to back living room Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! and/or the date on which the borrower signs the with stone fireplace, enclosed porch, nice flat lot asking mortgage. AAA ONE STEP FURTHER. We are your award-winning RELO reai estate broker Condonimium — Individual ownership ol a dwelling unit and an undivided Interest In the THE PERSON WHO ANSWERS YOUR CALL IS backed by over 18 years of experience and service to common areas and the facilities which serve the ^ ALWAYS A LICENSED AGENT. multi-unit project. transferred peopie and companies. One caii puts us to Cooperative Housing — An apartment building or work marketing your property here and finding new a group of dwellings owned by residents and operated for their benefit by their elected board of property for your anywhere. For Reai Service ...... directors. The resident occupies but does not own his unit. Rather, he owns a share ol stock In the $ 4 5 ,5 0 0 ASK ME. CALL US TODAY total enterprise. Six room Ranch built in 1974. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 Depreciation — A decline In the value of a house Just 1 minute from center of town, well maintained car garage, 2 fireplaces, wall-to-wall carpeting as the result of wear and tear, adverse changes In Betty Petricca aluminum sided 3 bedroom home, formal dining room, (ANY OFFICE ANY TIME) throughout. Private dead-end street. ^ m na\ Loan Officer oversized 2 car garage, large treed lot. Priced right at the neighborhood and its patterns or for any other ichards reason. ^ 836,900. MANCHESTER Earnetl Money — The deposit money given to the fTe're Here fo r Youl 646-7833 seller by the potential buyer to show that ho Is Call Anytime! PHILBRICK I^ ritage Savings HARTFORD MERIDEN NEW HAVEN serious about buying the house. If the deal goes Realtors 728-6615 238-7585 397-1515 through, the earnest money Is applied against the 646-4200 asency 646-42001 ^ !JHin .UsiH uthun • S///,, /\v/ TEPFORD REAL ESTATE down payment. If the deal does not go through It AVON NEW BRITAIN 384 MAIN STREET MANCHESTFR M w . V V T V 644-2517 1007 Main Street. Manchestef T«i GUILFORD may be forfeited. 147-1 678-0371 453-6554 225-7871 BRISTOL HAMDEN WETHERSFIELD H»lp Wtnl»d 13 H tip Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 589-8977 281-1277 563-7298 ENFIELD GENERAL Contractor needs BABYSITTER WANTED. REAL ESTATE Sales People GAS ATTENDANT Wanted - MILFORD WINDSOR full time experienced Washington School area. After - Two needed. Must have Part time. To pump gasoline 745-0357 878-5727 688-5201 carpenter. Call between 8 and OFFSET PRESS school til 6 p.m. Call Linda, license or in process. only. 82.35 an hour. Must be at 9 evenings, 742-6062. OPERATOR 568-9430 before 5 p.m. After 7 Generous commission least 18 years of age. Apply at ® t e H e r a l d Able to operate offset p.m., 647-9106. schedule. Wolverton Agency 947 Center Street, or call 646- Realtors, 649-2811 LUNCH TIME Hostess. press and assist in Instant 9467, Manchester. Hours: 12 through 3. Monday Printing retail store. Enjoy Selling CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING through Friday. Apply in per­ Immediate opening in son, Tacorral, Broad Street. Hartford-Manchester area. 22 W ARAN OKE ROAD As one of Connecticut’s Largest Real Estate Firms we WAITRESS - Now hiring for Send resume to Personnel Unique three bedroom CONTEMPORARY set on a PHONE 643-2711 fall. Part time nights and Director, Curry Copy magnificlent treed lot. Huge fireplaced living room, glass now have openings for sales associates in our various of­ weekends. Apply in person, Centers of America, 43 enclosed family room, 2 baths, den or 4th bedroom, gar­ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Tacorral, Broad Street, Harvard St., Worcester, age. Truly an outstanding property. 860's. fices. Experience is preferred, but not necessary. We will Ma. 01608. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• DISHWASHERS - Part time train. Call today for an appointment and confidential in­ Hf/p WantDd 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted nights and weekends. Apply in 13 person, Tacorral, Broad w terview. We are an Equal opportunity company. For a EXCePTIONAL BUYI DRIVERS FOR School Buses Street. EXPERIENCED Cashier. wanted. We will train you. CUSTODIAL Applications RESUMES Part time, evenings, 3 to 7:30. Real Career In Real Estate call me today...... *42,900 Part time. Housewives and being accepted for part time Some weekend work. Apply in See this exceptional 7-room Raised Ranch that offers a employment. Applications THAT GET MANCHCSTU PtULIC UBMRY person Pine Pharmacy, 664 cathedral ceiling living room with fireplace, large eat-in retirees preferred. Center St., Manchester. Manchester area, 643-2373, may be completed at the of­ SYSTEM MANCHESTER (646-7833) or HARTFORD (728-6615) kitchen, self cleaning oven and dishwasher. Three good fice of Facilities Services, 643-2414. Vernon area, 872- JORS sized bedrooms, spacious sundeck with glass sliding doors Union School, 771 Main Street, •ProltHloniUy wrUtan POSITION VACANCIES RN, 3 to 11 shift. Supervisor. 2826. • C r lip oKm I printing JrtlS!*!* “ iiwn •» from dining room. The lower level has a large paneled South Windsor. Between 8:30 m Full or part time, for 90 beds •Low, low rolM A Net Sdad WidutiM «lb I«||M9 H n IM (U n of tipwinct « at lean I n E. D, Taddeiy President family room with a brick fireplace, IVi baths, 2-car gar­ a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday •Fut Sorvici (laino Mnw day) S.N.S. Please call Mrs. Kelly through Friday. f™.*» •• Ifcwj m i tiiifiniMti ai D.N.S., 289-9573. age, all situated on a one acre plus lot in Willlngton, just b c U t QMan’i la m k o t n ^ . ant Adult Call Lothian OrcalatiQH m i JUST LISTED IS minutes from Hartford and 1 mile off 1-86. Call us. We EXPERIENCED GENERAL MECHANIC - Sdarj U.m ■ SI.IN COUNSELOR / Chief Case A real creampuff of a home! Six spacious rooms, full will be glad to show it to you. 643-0799 Spatial Owical Part Tan ■ 10 heura it*- The Barrows and Wallace Co. Full time days. Paid C.M.S, Worker in diversion program F o r mora /itFormof/on raaud. Cducatianal and tiparlanca for incarcerated juveniles. basement, oversized 2-car garage. Beautifully main­ JANITORIAL Blue Cross and life insurance. rawdnwaub dia tam aa titad a m . Amerbelle Corporation. 104 B.A. degree and experience ■You Save 0ver*t0n Our tained inside and out! 840's. ta iim a iib ir l b< fat Crodatlon Oepartnenl Established 1959 SUPERVISORS East Main Street, Rockville. PART TIME Grocery It ndten Mmwlal INrani. with delinquent or aisturbed Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 Baggers-8 to 3. Apply Franks Salaij ■ lam at abna M pea rated ler 10 adolescents required. Position M w i per m i M EM B E R I p.m. An equal opportunity Supermarket, 725 East Middle funded to July 1978. Send for mornings or evenings. Turnpike. l i t ■ Ubran TetMcal t i i i i M • 10 REALTY CO., INC. Must have car. Good pay employer. w n ta per ttw. 20 bewi per n e i le per- resume by September 15th to: BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO ______HARTFORD NEW HAVEN lira iipperllei para-pteleiilenel jSEPT. “WANT AD’’M C IA L! L z J h a ^ j f o r d R EL® LJ3 for the right person. Call Project Open Door, 494 Main 643-2692 CASHIER PART TIME. PERSONNEL Secretary. uiIfnM flb In Hit Ra^enta Dapvtment at Street, Manchester. Realtort Inc. MLS I IQ U Al HOUSING 728-8815 r j E A i T O f ? Alan Fairbanks 649-5334 for Narj Qwii) Ubrarj. l i t (raduala ir p« ui- Citr AllOCAtiON GIRViCI 397-1515 Robart D. Murdocit, Realtor Experience preferred but not Aggressive person who takes convenient appointment. imuative to work on own. ilM al an t i l eertHIcab nd 3 purt al necessary. Good starting Itranf aiparitncp In al leail I n araai al WOMAN NEEDED to Babysit wage. Pleasant working at­ 'Typing, pleasant phone per­ pWk INratp tarrite ar I n peari al colleet for 1 1/2 hours in morning. sonality a must. Light and I n plan al Iferarp aiperlaiKn. mosphere for someone wtio is 3 ^ • U .ilS ■ M.7II ptn-raled lar M Also, 3 1/2 hours after school. willing to work hard in order bookkeeping, dictophone, in­ MNn. Nathan Hale or Ashworth TWO-FAMILY HOMES to get ahead. Apply in person surance background, a plus. i*4 deitripliaM art Street area. 847-1828. BEST BUYS BY BELFIURE WANTED - Oil truck driver. only to Grossman Lumber, Fully. .paid company ipany benefits,------0 «M - 1 PM and 2 PM -1 PM Nnndap I I(For K n r Commercial, and Non-Commercial__l —a Ads)M -a_i DRIVE 8Y THIS W EEKEN D --- Full time, year round work. 3200 North Main Street, Hart­ equal opportunity employer. J t i Indap at It# Marp Oenep Ibarp. S ll ACCOUNTANT - Bookkeeper. Call personnel office, 646-1233. Main Stm t Man^tar. Com. THEN CALL US TD INSPECTI Apply M&M Oil Service, ford, Ct. CM ni dab StH I. 1322 Full or part time for Hurry! Mail or Bring Your Ad Today! Route 6, Bolton. Manchester Public accounting $22,900**-66 Milford Rd. Hfd. Six room Ranch. BARTENDERS. WAITERS office. Reply Box KK, 1- $23,9M**-3 bedroom waterfront cottage. Lake Amston. J MACHINISTS - We have and Waitresses needed. Apply Manchester Evening Herald. , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD $29,800"-117 Union St. Rockville. Ten room Two Family. openings for: All around in person Alpha Omega Inn, I P.O. BOX 591 $29,900**-18 Lakeside Lane, Bolton. Year round lakefront machinists, Cintimatic Route 44A, miton. Monday APPLICATIONS Being I MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 She H erald operator, Bridgeport through Friday, 2 p.m. to 5 Accepted - For part time sales CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINQ $32,900**-10^Middle T'pke West. 4 bedroom Cape. | " T - | I operators. Must be able to set p.m. Saturday and Sunday, RELIEF COOK help, d ^ and evening. Apply |Doar Sira: Redone. SMART START up and work from blueprints. Noon to 6. CarMr mindad individual for haalth car# facili­ at the Rag Doll, Manchester $42,SOO'*-88-90 Hilliard St. Big 5-5 Duplex. 2 Heating This five room Ranch has 2 bedrooms, living room, PIaaaa run tha following ad for 4 days at tha apacial money-aaving rata ol ^sterns. Top pay and fringe benefits. ty. DIatary - anparlanca prafarrad, but not Parkade. I $4,001 dining room and large family room with pot-belly stove. Apply at Paragon Tool Com- RESPONSIBLE Babysitter $43,900**-C;edar Swamp Rd. Coventry. 9 Room D’jtch any Inc., 121 Adams Street, raquirad. Sacond ahift 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Colonial. Also, fenced-in yard with pool. A Must-See home for tha needed for Verplanck area. BABYSITTER Wanted in I □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED couple Just starling out. Call today to see this unusual lanchester. 647-9935. References. Call 646-4937 Nathan Hale area. Infant and $4e,S00»-Rte. 31, Coventry. CLEANEST RANCH Wllfrad Rd. ManehMtcr R EVER! 6W rooms, Big Red Barn, Mini-Estate value. $32,900. after 5 p.m. three year old. From 8 to 5. New - 3 bedroom Duplex’s with m baths, living room, TOOL AND DIE Maker for (1) (» grounds, huge family room. Automatic Garage Monday through Friday. 643- ( 3 ) («) eat in kitchen each side, city utilities, full basement, precision dies. First class on­ WE HAVE Immediate Call 871-0385 8998. ( 3 ) opener! ly. Apply at Paragon Tool Openings for two mechanical­ $46,900**-553 Center St. 9 Room Dutch Colonial. Home aluminum siding. Several to choose from 859,900. VERNON *41,900 Company Inc., 121 Adams ly inclined persons who are M. Zukauskas WANTED: Part time clean­ and office possibility, Wail to wall, intercom, 2 Eight room COLONIAL, reconditioned Street, Manchester. 647-9931 able to work well with other car garage. up and maintenance man. (•) (1) (•) thru-out. Country kitchen with laundry le, to service our product Metronics Inc., Route 6 & (») ( 10) $49,900**-25 Huntington St. Big Victorian Colonial with RN or LPN. Part or full time. n e field. If you're not now 44A, Bolton. antique shop (two level) plus 2 car garage. room attached, large living room, formal Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut earning at least 8150 weekly, Central. Circuit Breaker Service. J U i il Street. 649-4519. we want to talk to you. This is EXPERIENCED Mother will $49,900**-40 Buckingham St. Seven room ranch, many dining room, plus 4th bedroom or den and (11) ( 12) (13) extras, park like yard. Desirable Bowers Area. a permanent position with a babysit for your preschool m (IS) full tub bath on first floor. Three bedrooms national organization. Local $80,000'*-Prosperlng restaurant. F ib re s more than sup­ FOREST HILLS WANTED - Good all around ,.rs - LP N ’s child. Days. Starkweather and full tub bath upstairs. Carpenter - Must have own work with opportunity for ad­ 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift Street. 649-5828. port price. Ask for Ray Aiidlsio. There's lots of room (or the growing (smlly In this throe tools, and willingness to work. vancement. Call 872-4515 t70,000"-756 Middle Turnpike East. Eight room, four 122 Oakland 8t. Manohaatar year old, aluminum sided 8 room Colonlel. First floor 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift (14) bedroom Oversized Cape. Fielostone construc­ Large older 2 Family with 13 rooms. 1st floor with 3 Country Carpenters, Bolton. between 10 a.m. and 2 o.m. An DISHWASHER - Kitchen (11) (1M) (IS) (20) lamlly room with fireplace, conveniently located laundry 649-oim. equal opportunity employer. Part time or full time. man. Five day week. 6 a.m. to tion plus aluminum siding. Tliree full baths, 2 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, dining room, modem The facilities on the first level, and many other features wa’d Pleasant working conditions, 2:30 p.m. Good pay. Apply in SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS, NO REFUNDS. car garage, plethora of extras. baths m and kitchen. 2nd floor has 4 bedrooms - kitchen, like to tell you about. $59,900. $71,000**-60 Woodslock Drive. Ten room raised ranch. A | PART TIME Help needed - PART TIME Office person. person, Brass Ke M ov«r 20 wordt — Rtgular Prica living room and dining room. 150x154’ lot with garage Gallery of ^ n e fy ts. ey ''Must See" situation! Manchester area, for building Qualified in typing, filing, ac­ Restaurant. NAME 849,900. maintenance, evenings. Call counts payable, and some O M in S H Homes 843-4547. I ADDNESS. billing. Call 646-5844. Equal VERNOtTiilANOR MATURE PERSON needed to City...... State... .Zip Code.. MANY MORE-CALL US-WE WORK) SiHl? cfMiipanv D.F. REALE Opportunity Employer. 671-0385 care for two school age j PHONE NO. HMStI WANTED: Hairdresser. Full Glidden-Durkee, Division, children before and after ...... aASSIFICATION...... WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY MERRITT AGENCY 6464180 HOURS: 175 Main St. time. Storrs area. 429-4850. 646-4525 SCM Corp. school. Waddell area. 643- Sundays Dally 8:30 • 8 p.m. ,4215. OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30th., 1077 Reallors. All Polnli Rilocillon 647-1413 .REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. C l o s t d 'H V' I PAGE SIX-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl., Sept. 2, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Scot. 2, 1977- PAGE SEVEN-B

Autoa For Bala 01 Autoa For Safa 01 Autoa Far Bala 01 Homoa For S«te ADVERTI8IN8 □ REAL ESTATE Honrn For Bala 23 Homoa For Bala RATES National Weather, Forecast $29,000 - MANCHESTER Five T h e S e t Worn as for Solo 23 room Colonial, large lot, nice — Over — t dty .lit word por dty location. Act fast. Lessenger HAPPY A D S NA1IONA1 WIATNII MIVICI roilCAM !• >X m I M 3 days .. lOt word par dty Sells, 646471$. 6 days . .. 9t word par day 129,500. SIX Room Cape. 36 dayi . 6c word par day Heatolator fireplace, enclosed C A P E • S e v e n ro o m , 100 ■ I. 15 w ord! $2.00 minimum porch, large lot. Good buy. , aluminum sided, full shea Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Happy A d t ...... $2.30 inch dormer, enclosed back porch, N E W 1 9 7 7 1 1/8 haths, wall-to-wali MANCHESTER - Seven room carpet, fireplaced living Ranch. Large family room, Cadillacs • Oldsmobiles • Pontiacs ATTENTIOII- room, dishwasher, and more. two baths, garage. Immediate Low $40’s. (^ 1 owner after 5, IN STOCK. .. COME ONE GOME JUJJ occupancy. Bowers School. 647-1111. 50 ^ Rem Xi iVtW THAT Muaeular Oyalrophy Low$40’s. Hayes Corporation, ♦ m ytyW Atfitim m p m » Carnival >«« 5lX MONTHS OP DAYTlMfi T V l \ W IT H MORE ON THE WAYI 6464)131. BY OWNER - Six rooms plus is OMdlaW AttwMw rec room with two car garage. % I M Harttord, Conn. MANCHESTER - Priced to '^^TY Convenient Florence Street g Saptambar 3rd. E 4th. g sell. Four room Colonial. New lOWlIt UM PflAtUlll ' location. Ideal for children. 1977 PONTIAC ASTRE 2-DOOB COUPE I ------iss------1 kitchen, living room, bath. NEWORUAM 5^,500. No agents please. 649- Private lot. Many extras. \ 2510. HouaaMd Gooda 40 ArVelaa for Safa ______g H appiness Is: g Priced to sell. 531,900. ’The r— Ltofoo . *» Hayes Corporation, 046-0131. Brentwood Brown. Power ------ADVERTISING g Buying your notebooks g MAHOGANY CHINA aoset. REFRIGERA’TOR and drum steering, radio, body side M rtittwewx g and pencils at g DISTINCTIVE U&R Swiss i t \ r ~ $6” Wide, 6 foot tell. With set. Good condition. Good molding, custom wheel DEADLINE g Bentley School Store f: Chalet. Located high on a hill. UAIWIATHIA rOIOCAtT 0 BY OWNER - Custom Built. 8 glass doors, and large drawer starter set. Bass, snare. Oill covers, radial tuned g On sale, 1-3 ^ 6464624. 12 00 noon the day before This four bedroom, 3 bath large rooms, four bedrooms, 1 and cabinet underneath. Call suspension. List price rJ/ 646-1780. publication. g Tuesday, September 6th $ chalet offers unique modem 1/2 baths with powder room. $4044.55. (Stock 8 5142.) SALE Deadline for Saturday and living. Ample closet space, 2 For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. During Friday night, Large family room with floor WOOD FOR SALE - 530 for tVAy.r^tOF Monday ia 12 00 Noon Friday car garage, 2 fireplaces, large shower activity is indicated for parts of the north and mid to ceiling fireplace. Park-like BASSETT DINING Room Set. half cord. 555 for one cord. PRICE |vy/y.<*4i J lot. Mid |70’s. Keith Real Atlantic states, lower Florida and the upper Mississippi valley. yard in a quiet private Pecan finish. Expansion 5100 for two cords. Call 742- * 3 8 7 9 g Happy 20th table, glass enclosed buffet, 6519 or 8754350. EsUte, 646-4126, 649-1922. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy weather will prevail. Minimum neighborhood. f62,90(). Prin­ Anniversary cipals only. Call 649-7406. six chairs. $500. 640-1895. 1977 OLDSMOBILE PLEASE READ temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) MANCHESTER - Just 20 INCH Schwinn bike. Good Crocket YDUR AD reduced. Cozy, four room Atlanta 69 ( 87), Boston 65 ( 83), Chicago 63 (80), Cleveland 66 MANCHESTER - New listing. WE BUY AND Sell furniture. condition. 519. Call 643-1785. DELTA 88 COUPE (79), Dallas 70 (91), Denver 58 ( 86), Duluth 47 (62), Houston 71 WiSi Cash on the line. One piece or Flr•1^orn Red. 350 V-8, 4 barret, SIZES Claaaified adi are taken over I Lenny & Terry home on treM corner lot. Six room Raised Ranch. (90), Jacksonville 70 (89), Kansas City 66 ( 84), Little Rock 68 1 1/2 baths, large rec room, an entire houseful. 646-(^. hydrametic trana.. electronic Ignition, the phone as a convenience g Love, Convenient location. Includes TAQ SALES •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 814 range, washer and dryer. Now (94), Los Angeles 64 ( 76), Miami 75 (88), New Orleans 71 i89). quiet secluded setting, but in Furniture Barn, 345 Main Doga-BIrda-Pata power tteering, power disc brakee. The Herald it retpontible for Apartmanta For Rant 83 >lpartmMts For Rant Apartmanta For Rant ^ 83 floor carpeting, roof drip moldings, only one incorrect insertion and is Mary, Lenny, 530,900. By owner. 64W801. New York 71 (83), Phoenix 82 (102), San Francisco53 (74). Seat­ town. Only 546,0()0. T .J. Street beside Douglas Motors. push button radio, rocker panel then only to the ti/e of the g John, Rose Marie tle 55 (70), St. Louis 66 ( 89), Washington 73 ( 88). Crockett RMitor, 643-1577. TAG SALE - Moving out of DOG-CAT BOARDING molding, wheel opening moldings. orlomal insertion. Errors which NEW LISTING. Eight room Ma n c h e s t e r • ’Three room (Stock I 1366.) state, everything must go! bathing/grooming. Obedience apartment. Heat, hot water, do not lessen the value of the Dutch Colonial. 2 1/2 acres. COVEN’TRY - 40 acre Egg Llet advertisement will not be cor­ □ MI8C. FOR SALE Appliances, Tv, console protection classes. Complete wall-to-wall carpet, parking, SALE Oil hot water heat, 2 years Farm, with three story bam. modern facilities. Canine IRS lableso o n P rice rected by an additional inser­ old. Twenty minutes from •••••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, furniture and mis­ on busline. No pets. $190 per PRICE tion. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Butler-type building. Power cellaneous Items. Low prices Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 5788 Manchester. 549,900. Artlelaa for Safa 41 monUi. Security. 6467690. > 5 2 3 3 $ 5 79 4.8 8 SONNY Hom 9$ For 8§to 23 Homoa For Sola 23 plant, ana other out Wldings, for quick sale! For informa­ Road, Manchester. For reser­ Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Two cool sweaters form a plus ’Three Lovely Homes. tion, call 646-4258, anytime. vations please call 6465971. ALUMINUM sheets used as HEBRON CENTER - Four charming set to crochet. Offers Invited. B/W Realty, Modem 2-Bedroom rooms and bath, heat and hot ★ ★★USED CARS^^^ NEWLY REDONE. Large six No. 5788 has crochet 647-1419. printing plates, .007 thick, BARN SALE - Contents of FREE 3 YEAR Old Spayed N */p W n f d 13 Thank you for the water Included. $195 per M39S 75H0IM75I directions for Sizes 8, 10, room Cape. Formal dining, •#••••••••••#••••••••••••• 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for female Collie. Gentle. 4-Door, V-8, automatic, PS, PB, air 51IN nice convenient location, quiet LOMBARDO & ASSOCUTES barn. Old jugs, crocks, month. No pets. CaU 6466t76. 4 Speed, new radials, AM-FM radio, 16,000 miles. 12 am ] 14 inclusive. g vacation of a Lota-Land for Sola 24 51. Phone 643-2711. Moving. Call 649-6714, low mileage, vinyl Interior. low mileage. FULL TIME Adult Babysitter area. Only 536,900. Lessenger wooden chairs, pineapple bed, Apartments 71 ($nU55 s u m 54995 TO OROU, IM # 7H tm IM A p if. lifetinw. coffee table, wooden wheels, anytime. Homoa for Rant 84 71 OUS OfTlMS 522M 74CM UM SEEM 54995 ■ Weekdays to 3:30, during Sells, 646-8713. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 4-Ooor. V-8, automatic, PS, PB, air DaVllla. All Cadillac aqulpmant In­ 2-Door Hardtop. V-6, automatic. HOMES FOR LIVING BUILDING LOT For Sale - dishes, silverware, knic- PS, PB. AIR, vinyl roof, whitewall school year, for 9 month old Henry Street. Near schools. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, vinyl roof, vinyl Interior, low cluding AIR. laalhar Intarlor, tilt knacs, fertilizer spreaders, ENGLISH SETTER - 13 MANCHESTER - Attractive 2 mileage. Exceptionally clean. radials. ANNI CAtOT boy. South Farms area. Brownies, nurses. East whaal, crulaa control, atarao. aa ------« » —.- -.t—— . . »J No brokers. Call 646-4528. cast iron stove, space heater, months old. Free to good 71 HUS* WHOM 52995 References required. 640-3308. 4 T O D A Y 'S Catholic School. 649-1225. bedroom townhouse available 7S MONTE CMLO $441$ I Jean, Kerry, | ^ [ $29,800 - Expandable Cape motorcycle, wooden barrels home. Has all shots. Gentle In the (toach House on Otis 72IENY0IB(a 51195 4 Spaed, low mileage. 1110 Av«. of Amorteot $64,500 - Just listed In M80■ ^ ^ p s r m o n t h Wggon. Ail wagon oquipmant In­ Landau, V-6. auto., PS. PB, air. AM- Now York, N.Y. 100IG MANCHESTER - Building lot nature. Housebroken. Owner 71 O W mX 55315 ENERGETIC PERSON With In convenient location. East Hartford. 2 and kegs, books, grills, Street., 1 1/2 b a th s , cluding air, wood grain aiding, ate. FM stareo radio, tilt wheel, crulae I Sean and | suitable for two family. SCREENED LOAM • Gravel, bottles, much more. 595 moving to Boston Apartment. appliances, carpeting, base­ control, power windows. 35,000 2-Door Hardtop V-S. auto.. PS. PB. P fiit N M it. A ##rtit vitfe ZIP some mechanical and/or elec­ R e a l Completely redecorated in apartments plus store front processed gravel, stone, sand Includes wall to wail carpeting, 73 OUS CIBTOM ORMa 53195 miles. AIR, low mileage. CODE ifld Styli Numkir. T - i Convenient location. Must 1^ Tolland Turnpike, 7tf-67W, 5 to 10 p.m. ment. No pets, one child. 5315. tronic experience, who would I Glenn | and out. Excellent starter Wagon. V-8. automatic. PS, PB, air, 71 (2EVY CMIMO 547K 1977 ALBUM with a bound- J with offices. Great for In­ sold to settle estate. Warren and fill. For delivery call heat, hot water and parking. vinyl Interior, wood grain siding. 75 nUfO 154E 55995 be interested in working and Manchester. Saturday, Sun­ includes heat, hot water. V-6, 4 Speed, PS. radia l tires, vinyl p s l a f e or retirement home. surance, Real Estate, or E. Howland, 643-1106. ^ r ^ H. Griffing, Andover, ANGORA KITTEN, free to 46.000 miles. 4 Door, light blue, blue leather, air, in"All-Season Gift Book*' learning electronics related to day and Monday, 10 a.m to 6 Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., 19,000 milaa, axcellent condition. roof, AM-FM ra d io , low m ileage. of 24-pages! Price...$2.00. Dentist office. Excellent p.m. good home. Litter box trained. 6462482. manufacturing of electronic 73 DOOS raUM 51795 74 VOLVO 1I4E 549K n OUS oaTA u $» k ALSO THESE BOOKS AT SI EACH. $33,000 - Reduced for Burnside Ave. location. Raal Batata Wantad 26 Call 6467637. 6 4 3 - 1 9 * 1 2-Door Hardlop. V-8. auto., PS, PB. v-8. automatic, PS. PB. 2,000 coils and related products, Nefp W tntad 13 by Norma Tedford TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 4 Door. Automatic transmission, air No. Q-111-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. TAG SALE - Richmond Road, air. 54,000 milea. conditioning, axcellent condition! miles. who could work Into super­ quick sale. Immaculate six Good condition. Good for Equal Housing Opportunitr OtHcaa-Storaa for Rant 88 CiRtilnt llitlM Itvfty Rsitti. An Investment In land is $71,000 - Forest HilU. Ten ALL CASH For your property, off 44A, between Route 31 & No. Q-117-QUILTS ON PARADE. visory capacity. Hours 1:1S THE COVENTRY Public room Cape. Nice lot, ig, or welding. ^11 649- an Investment in both room U&R Raised Ranch, within 24 hours. Avoid Red 32, Coventry. September 3rd, A’TTRACTIVE Four room of­ Olrictloai fir liitiii Rilitt. mm. to 9:15 p.m. Apply Able Schools seeks a candidate for aluminum siding, storms from noon til 6:00 p.m. No. Q-111-QRANOMOTHER'l FLOW­ beautifully landscaped Tape, Instant Service. Hayes C 4Ui, 5th, 10 to 4. Coll & Electronics, Howard the position of library assis­ today and tomorrow. It and screens, wall-to-wall it AQUATIC WORLD Now fice. Ground level, central ER QUILTS. I I fm lflO tiig RMlItt. private grounds, 4 Corporation, 646-0131. Road, Bolton, Conn. tant. Prior library experience must fill your immediate carpeting. DARK LOAM - 5 yards, 532.00 Open. Tropical Fish, WE HAVE customers waltini RESPONSIBLE FEMALE location, professional 1975 CMC No. Q -1 1 I-. AMERICA'S FAVORITE A REALLY Super Tag Sale! AFCHANS. A bO M tlfll lOlOCtlOl. Is desirable. This is a tem- needs, as well as be able to bedrooms, two fireplaces plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed for the rental of your.our apapaif t wanted for two bedroom with ' building, parking and utilities. SELLING your house? Call us Saturday, Sunclay ana Mon­ Aquariums, and Supplies. No. Q-120 - MAKE A Q IR . Mao) GAS STATION Attendant position. Call Dr. and more. sand and stone. 643-9504. ment or home. J.D. Real same In Windsor Locks. CaU Call 6462865. GENTLEMAN JIM f itti for frloidt aid fowlty. provide for future needs to $46,900 - Anxious owner first and we’ll make you a day, 8 to 5. Kinney Road, Manchester Mall, 811 Main wanted. Must be familiar with B tti, at 742-8913. An your satisfaction. If you Street. Open Evenings and Estate Associates, Inc. 646 after 8 p.m., 627-0303. station operations. Apply at Equal Opportunity Employer. has reduced the price on BUSINESS MINDED? cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Hebron. First left after light 1980. FOR RENT - Store and of­ are buying land to build on, SOLAR HEAT - Save up to weekends. PICKUP M arlneilrs Auto, Hartford this. Bought another house $7,500 - Operating three Realtor, 643-1577. in Center Hebron. fices. Heat, ianltor, parking. V-6. automatic, power steering, power or buying land where there 70% of your hot water costs. TWO ROOM Unfurnished Road, Manchester. and must sell this seven station Beauty Salon in Free survey on our fabulous HANDLING CLASSES - LOOKING for anything in real Apartment - Kitchen, baUi, As low as 5100 per month. 646 brakes. AM/FM radio, air conditioning, Suafnei* Opportunity 14 already is a house you will IMMEDIATE Cash for your TAG SALE - September 3, 4, 5334. roof lights, radials, mags, 12.000 miles, room Colonial on private small shopping center, Kstem. No down payment. Breed and obedience. South estate rental - apaiments, larae living room, aU utiUties. bucket seats, console & much morel A ufoi For S ala______67 move into, make sure the property. Let us emlaln our & 10,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kayak, lot. In-ground pool. beautifully decorated. Call Ralph, Collect 413-781- Windsor K.C. September 7th. homes multiple dwellings, no $l70. Security deposit. No SMALL ENGINE Service area you buy In has what fair proposal. Call Mr. exercising macnine, boys MANCHESTER - Ap­ Rirs-LPtrs Highland Park School area. Established business. 2120. 6 weeks. Tollana Agriculture fees. U ll J.D. Real Estate pets. Manchester rural. 646 SALE NEW ENGLAND Street Corporation -expanding dealer you want. Investigate Belfiore, 647-1413. bike, clothing, much mis­ proxlmatelyproximately 6606W square feet olof Rodders 4th Annual Car ^ o w network. No experience Center, Vernon. Call 561-0641, Associates, Inc. 6461960. s905, anytime. schools if you have INSULATION - Half Price. cellaneous. Llynwood Drive, pprime rto e space In local bank. PRICE and Swap Meet. September NURSE AIDES necessary. Complete training $ 9 ,9 0 0 - Hartford, in MAY WE BUY your home? Bolton Lake. 528-3395, 2865351. <5195 1977 CADILLAC children, town or city $48,900 - Ansaldl built desirable Bushnell Towers. Will insulate your attic 1/2 BEAT THE COMMUTE! APARTMENT FOR Rent - 5 ^275 Includes heat, air con­ 10th and 11th. Location: program. 3500. investment Quick, fair, all cash and no ditioning and carpeting. Imperial Caterers. Route 5, COMPANIONS required to start your own politics or policies, zoning, Ranch, two fireplaces, etc. Operating Cleaners and price, with every full blown-in Cromwell area’s most rooms a n ^ a ra g e . No pets, no COUPE DEVILLE problems. Call Warren E. TAG SALE and Antiques. 234 prestigious and luxurious Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc. East Windsor, Connecticut. business. Ideal for retired or recreational facilities, Sorry but it's SOLD! sidewall job. Call Ralph, children. Close to Main Street. FIremist exterior, oadded vinyl roof, Needed to provide nursing Tailor Shop. Excellent Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Center Street. Opposite Mr. studios. One, two and three 6462482. Swap meet Sunday only. part time. Details on request. transportation facilities, potential. Collect 413-781-2120. Boata-Aceaaaorlaa 48 CaU 6460379. leather seating area, dual comfort services in private homes Steak. Saturday 10 to 4. bedroom apartments from front seats, recliner power passenger Space available. For informa­ Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field growth potential, and medical facilities. $ 5 3,9 00 - Glastonbury, Houaahold Gooda 40 NCR 4 DEPARTMENT Total 18 FOOT THOMPSON on tilt 5160 to $289 per month. Call THREE ROOM Apartment - ROCKVILLE, RENTAL Store seat, cruise control, rear winclow tion call, 872-2056. Training Division Box 619,, neighborhood trends, etc. $125,000 - Excellent 14 HOLIDAY TAG Sale - Satur­ - 17 West Main Street, 22x60 defogger, trunk (Id release 6 pull Consideration given to Wading River, New York. near Manchester and acre commercial site with Rebuilt Cash Registers - 5400. trailer. Both in excellent con­ ■ ly, 632-1300. Only 15 One block from center and bus down power, accent stripes, tilt & ’The house you buy to live in REFRIGERATORS As good as new. Call 649-2364, day September 3rd. 9 a.m. 103 dition. 5350. After 6 p.m., call minutes to downtown Hart­ with full basement. teleKOpic stearing, opera lamps. 1972 PONTIAC L uxury preference of days and 11792. Mlnnechaug golf course. road frontage on Rte. 30 Henry Street. to Hartford. Heat, hot water, involves more than just a Washers, ranges, used, ask for Lou. 646-6617. ford. and parking. Adults. No pets. Reasonable rental. M.I. AM/FM stereo pushbutton with LeMans. Four door hardtop, hours — 4 to 40 hours Clean Ranch on lovely level and 140. 2,000 sq. ft. citizens band and morel 12,000 mllte. building and the land — it guaranteed and clean. New Available September 1st. $170 Kaplan, West Hartford, 232- auto, P.S., P.B., air con­ available weekly. Live-in EAST HARTFORD. 300 Silver lot, 2-car oversized garage. building. Great for shop­ E - Septi 9041. Stock #3169. List Price New $12,105. s Involves your whole life, shipment damaged, GE and FIREPLACE GLASS Doors. SEVEN ROOM Apartment - ditioning, am/fm radio, vinyl companions also needed. Lane. Dairy bar-Restaurant. Must see this one. and 4th. 10 to 4. I05 Cushman Gordon Producta 47 monthly. 6467379, anytime. Immediate occupancy. Heavy check it out. ping center or auto Frigidalre. Low prices. B. D. With Screen. New 5129.95. 24 Locust Street. Security. roof, extras, excellent condi­ Malpractice coverage, Drive, Manchester. Toys, BROAD STREET. Ap­ tion. Call 643-1298 after 5. traffic. Financing available. dealership. Pearl and Son, 649 Main Only 569.95. 646-2753. APPLES, peaches, and pears. Available. CaU 6462426, 9 to 6 ’TWO BEDR(X)M Townhouse. bonding, and working- ★ ★ ★ Street, 643-2171. Main Street, many new household items, proximately 1600 feet of office Broker. 569-2748. baby items, miscellaneous. Bottl’s Fruit Farm. 780 Bush 1 1/2 baths, dishwasher, dis­ men's compensation pro­ 643-2171. LADIES SCHWINN 10 Speed Hill Road. Manchester. EFFICIENCY Apartment; posal. laundry hookups, St 'om 1974 HONDA CIVIC - vided. PLACE YOUR Business on You can bo turo that bike - Suburban model. 17” Central location, heat, lights^ heated, immediate occupan­ Excellent service record. whan you purchaao a now FOR SALE - 30" GE Range. frame. 3 months old. 5135. Call Building Suppllaa 42 water Included. Security and cy. Call 5261706 days. OVER 35 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! Must sell. 51.750 firm. Call MD & ASSISTANCE busy Main Street, for as little LOMBARDO S ASSOCUTES PICK YOUR Own Tomatoes - 1577. 6466284 after 5 p.m. as $50 monthly. Manchester homo from Contury 21, Also red maple chest of 647-94U, after 5 p.m. By the basket, bring own con­ lease required. Immediate oc­ of NorihcMtorn _ 144 MAIN ST. drawers and bureau. Call 643- NATURAL STONE for cupancy. 6462866 between 9 E Mall, 811 Main Street. TEDFORD REAL tainer. 188 Hillstown Road, FIVE ROOM Apartment, Connacticut, Inc. 6306. TWO 15” COAX Speakers with retaining walls, veneers, and 5. VEGA ENGINES Rebuilt. ESTATE, Rt. 44A, Bolton Manchester. stove, refrigerator, hot water, 357 Em I Center 8t. Situation Wanted 15 enclosures. 550 each. Crown patios, etc. Pick up by the heat. No pets. References With cast Iron sleeves. Ac­ Notch, 547-9914 that wo [Q 649-4003 jm OFFICE SPACE MOTORS, INC. curate Automotive Machines, Manchaater, Ct. G. FOX Refrigerator / SS 822 Tape recorder. pound or delivery by the ton. MAKE YOUR Own Flower required. ^50 monthly. 646 643-8515 CHILD CARE in licensed will bo ablo to toll you all Freezer. 12 cubic feet. 575. Excellent condition. 5750. 649- Bolton Notch Stone ^ a rry , EAST HARTFORD - Two and FOR RENT 10 Tobey Road, Bloomfield. arrangements. Zinneas cut to 1/2 room apartment. Stove, 2426397. home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, aboul tho community that CaU 6434391. 1895. 649-3163. order. 50 cents per dozen. 566 250 square feet, center of laundry outings and overtime you will bo moving Into. It 0013. refrigerator, utilities In­ AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER Manchester, air conditioning and Mr. Qoodwranch cluded. Parking. Near buses. parking. Call M3-9551. Trucks for Sala 02 BABYSITTER Needed for services. Manchester. Deb­ 1a moat Important that you ANDOVER - Expandable four 1st. One bedroom furnished nine year old, mornings and bie, 643-1790. aro familiar with tha Single adult preferred. 526 apartment. Central. Rental ROUTE S3, VERNON u.."Sw „ room Cape. 2 1/2 acres, view CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many 7411 after 6 p.m. 1975 DODGE VAN - 318 cubic after school. Four days per school aystom and tho of lake. Just reduced to 534,- new varieties to choose from, 5185 per month. Utilities not week, in the Robertson School BUSINESS & SERVICE Included. Security and 643-1181 872-9145 om Partar inch, standard, bronze, WILL CARE FOR your child community Itsolf. Do 900. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. 51.50. 29 Mountain Road, Wantad to Rant 87 customized with carpet, pan­ P area. Call 643-5686. references required. 643-1111. in my licensed home. Vicinity bualnoas with tho Glastonbury, near FIRST FLOOR Furnished eling, fur, mags with radials, Saint James School. 649-7880. COVENTRY - Nice selection Minneachaug Golf Course. House for rent. Suitable for 2 Mr. Lindsay. DISHWASHER - Kitchen proteaalonals and that’s QUIET WORKING Couple - (11 tires), highnack seats. 25,- usi Call anytlmo. of year round homes. In the women, or married couple. With 17 year old daughter, 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n PAR’TS Department now open CUSTOM STEEL Mag 500 miles, (fall 6496347, ask maintenance. First and third 520 s. A rare thing today. CORN - 65 cents a dozen or (Non smokers, no children or MANCHESTER - 6 Rooms Wagon - Running condition. shifts. Call 646-9378 anytime. need 4 to 5 room unfumisheo Saturdays. Complete line of wheels. Set of four 14’^ for Steve. □ EDUCATION Don’t delay. Call now. 53.00 five dozen. Picked to pets) Share kitchen. Includes M g ja -PX- Pay your own 5150 or best offer. Call after 6, Chrysler parts. Chorches diameter. Cost $240, will sell . On bus line. CaU 646 apartment or house, ★ ★ ★ Lessenger Sefls, 646-8713. order. 742-6385. 10 a.m. to 1 utiUties and garage. $200 per Manchester area. Excellent 643-6536. Motors. 6463640. for $150. Includes chrome lug Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 04 OPPORTUNITY In chocolate p.m. month. 6467984. 9362. factory to learn candy making references. Will pay rent nuts and adaptor plates to fit Private Inatructlona IB NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 and marketing. Apply In per­ ’THREE ROOM Apartments - quarterly or semi annually for any car. Call 289-5898 after 6 TRIUMPH 1978 Bonneville HELPFUL HINT: TWO FAMILY - West Side. 29- TWO ROOM Apartment Bankrupt? Repossessed? - 54,000 miles, 351 Geveland p.m. son, Burnham & Brady, 34 31 Bank Street. One side va­ DIRECTORY Second floor. Heated. 454 clean reasonable unit. Call 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and REMEDIAL READING and Canners Special Stove, refrigerator, utiUties. Honest Douglas accepts Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ Chock raloroncos before Sarvicaa Otfarad Main, and 118 Main. Security. 6465756 days, or 6462910 after engine. Excellent running rack. $1,750. 289-4042. cant. May be seen 2 to 5 p.m., 31 Sarvleaa Offarad I) C in iln a T o d w Io m , U r M d v Third floor. (^11 6462236. lowest down, smallest ford, Connecticut. mathi Individualized work Painting-Papparing 32 Building-Contracting 33 7 p.m. condition. New shocks ana FORD 1970 Wagon. Good con­ program, (lst-8th grade) by hiring a contractor to Saturday and Sunday. pMwd m o W biMM. 6462^, 9 to 5. payments. Douglas Motors, C&M TREE Service - Free es­ b) aowr OuMn Com, S4.00 (B brakes. Asking 51950. Call 643- dition. Automatic transmis­ ‘ >!»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< I Master’s degree teacher. 566- build lor you. TREE REMOVAL, B & M - 345 Main. 4484. TOLLAND - Ten gorgeous timates, discount senior Trimming, topping, land CARPENTRY - Repairs, dn.boe> sion, radio, air conditioned, 8075. HOUSE remodeling, additions, gar­ 0) PloWoo Autoa For Safe 01 Autoa For Bala 81 Autoa For Sola 01 acres with seven room Ranch citizens. Company clearing and cabling. Also, Jar tiao |S.M hmdia good tires, power steering. ages, roooflng. Call David WE PAY 515 for complete TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 custom built in 1974. Stone Manchester owned and diagnosis and treatment for PAINTING Crock ain 5S.7I hamic Reasonable offer. Call 644- FX-1200 - Built by factory PIANO INSTRUCTION. operated. Call 646-1327. Patria, 6461796. 0) NppcritlMlMndlc junk cars. CaU Joey, Tolland 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 1206 after 6 p.m. Cheryll Hadley. B.M.E Drake fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Injured and diseased trees. iKtortor/IntsrIor Auto Body, 528-1990. car. Asking 5^50. 6464938. engineer. Branch heads, CARRIERS University, M.S. University baths, 20 X 40 inground pool, Free estimates. Fully In­ txpsrtsnesd Pslntlfig Don* KRAWSKI FARMS Barnett clutch, aluminum CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ 1978 HORNET Four door, air, Illinois. Call 646-1745. barn. Call Suzanne or Arthur sured. “My prices can’t be WHh • tsvIneB To Youl 171 PacMr at., to. WIndoor 1978 HORNET - 4 door. rocker rollers, Mikunl car­ Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson niture repaired, reflnishing, beat.” Cali anytime, 569^17. m t ur/MATMi RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 F M rioM OR RL N , pool automatic, power steering. buretor, balanced blue printed touch-up work. House calls Monehoolor tom Uno It’s the way to gol When Automatic, power steering, Two new snows, 12,500 miles. NEEDED GUITAR, BANJO Lessons - Beach Co., Manchester Of­ Puffr fAMTStf air, 2 new snows. 53600 or best motor and transmission. 646 and service calls, pick up and BIDWELL Home Improve­ you need to tell people $3,300 or best offer. 2867035. for Now’s the time to "FALL" TEDFORD REAL ESTATE fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing COMPLETE LAWN NeAwwieoi offer. 2867035. 7732. Into music. Children aged 5 Opportqnlty. delivery. 569-2667 days or Maintenance. Lawns, 55 and ment Co. Expert installation about your business, after 5. CALL of aluminum siding, gutters AnUquaa 40 tell them with the 1972 BUICK LESABRE - Four Manchester and on, adults. Days, evenings, up. Hedges 510 and up. Edging PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, Saturdays. Free loan instru­ and fertilizing. 647-^60. 646-8157 and trims. Roofing installa­ Classified ads. door hardtop. Air con­ ★ ★ East Hartford areas CLUTTERED ATTICS Si tion and repairs. 6466495, 876 WANTED Antique furniture, four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur­ ditioning, power windows, 3M ment. 646-6557. ban Motors, 6462076. to dollvor tho Cellars? Will haul unwanted INSULATION - Save 30% to 9109. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or engine, IllOO. 5263395. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- other antique items. R. ;; Manchostor Evtning Scfioofs-Cfatsat 18 Items for you reasonably. Call 50% on fuel bills. Free es­ excellent condition, many 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free Interior exterior painting and HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Harrrlson, 643-8709. 1969 FORD - 302, automatic. extras. Exceptionally good Harald timates. Absolutely no obliga­ wallpapering. Quality- estimates. tion. 5200 rebate. Call 666^91 roofing, storm windows, aw­ $150 or best offer. Call 649- performance s/nce purchased C a ll HANS CHRISTIAN Andersen professional work at Wantad to Buy 40 Montessori School. Route 44A, NEWUSTINGS collect for a free estimate. nings. Quality workmanship, 7621, anytime. new. $500. Call 646S8to after BRICK, BLOCK, Stone reasonable prices. Fully in­ free estimates. Fully insured. 4:30 p.m. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Bolton Is accepting sured. 6469&1. M anchtttor ■ Seven room Ranch in Rockledge Fireplaces, concrete. AVAILABLE FOR 872-9187, 6463417. WAN’TED: High boy. Cherry, 1969 FORD LTD - 351 engine applications for September mahogany, or maple. Sensibly 0 P E 1 \ enrollment. Ages 2 through 6. area. IVk baths, fireplaced rec room, three Chimney repairs. No job too housecleaning or child care with air conditioning. Very 1975 650 YAMAHA - Excellent small. Save. Call 6 4 4 - ^ for Job. Weekdays. Minimum four SPECIALIZING cleaning and priced. Also good drop leaf good running condition. 5600. condition, well maintained. S h e H e r a l b Preschool and klndergarden. bedr(X)ms, aluminum siding, heated garage, huge estimates. table. 7467107. A.M. and/or P.M. sessions hours. Call 872-8881, or 876 repairing chimneys, roofs, 643-4590 after 5. 7500 miles. 6465436 after 5 available. ’Tuition reduction rear porch, private yard. $47,900 5986, Nancy. Building-Contracting 33 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 p.m. available In exchange for one ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars Years Experience. Howley, 1975 BUICK SKYLARK - Air and attics. Moving large WES ROBBINS carpentry 6465361. hour per week cleaning ser­ M anchtttor - Six room Cape. Three bedrooms, EXPERIENCED Mother □ RENTALS conditioning, power steering, Campara-Trallart vices. 646-5727. appliances, also stone or loam licensed, will care for your remodeling specialist. Ad­ automatic transmission, Moblla Homoa 08 AVON - Make money while vinyl siding, appliances, private yard. $39,900. delivered. 644-1775 or 644-6532. child. Large yard, toys, com­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ROOFER WILL Install roof / ® X am/fm 8 track stereo. New the kids are In school. Instead panionship, snacks, 5667076. bullt-ins, bathrooms, siding or gutters for low dis­ Rooms for Rant 82 steel radial tires, new Munro 18’ CAMPER trailer - single of waiting in the house for the VINYL REPAIR ■ We can fix kitchens, 6463446. count price. Call Ken at 647- shocks. 53800. 0468513, after 5 axle, excellent condition. kids to come home, become SUKRSALAMES sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 1566. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ p.m. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call an Avon Representative. You need for expensive rec- CUSTOM CARPENTRY - nished rooms. Kitchen 7426930. can meet pMple, earn money WARREN E. HOWLAND coverlng. 568-5878. Homes, Additions, Repairs, 2 privileges, centrally located, 1970 KARMAN GHIA - JOD ADVANCEMENT Painting-Papparing 32 Cabinets. Call Gary Cashing, and be home before they get P sa lto rB Haatlng-Plumbing 35 parking, men only. Deposit. Prices Yellow. Standard shift. ARE YOU Selling your mobile there. For details, call 5^- 6 4 3 -1 1 OB REWEAVING bums, holes. 3462009. Call 6&2358. Excellent running condition. home? Buyers wailing. Please 9401. PERSONAL CROlUmi Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAINTING - Interior and Start At Minor body rust. 5850. Call call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- Window shades, Venetian exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SEWERLINES, sink lines, cleaned with electric cutters, BIRCH HOUSE-FurnIshed 6464060. 8260369. SHORT ORDER COOK - Neat blinds. Keys. TV for rent. excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con­ room. Kitchen privileges. and dependable only need app­ Program them into your Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Free estim ates. Fully In­ tracting. Reslaentiai and ^ professionals. McKinney Bros. Sewage Disposal Centrally located. Parking. 1971 PINTO - Automatic, vinyl SUMMER CELEBRATION. ly. References. Blue Cross future. All It takes is your 5221. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- commercial. Whether it be a Women only. Deposit. Call roof. 88,000 miles. Good run­ Clearance sale on all new 14 4431. Commpany, 643-5308. Benefit paid for under group. desire to get into the com­ small repair job, a custom 6462358. ning condition. $750. 6468255, foot wide and used trades. Apply R estau ran t 94, ^9 puter field. Call Computer AVAiLABLE SOON WINDOW CLEANING - built home or anything in «3344 after 6 p.m. Save like never before. Used McNall Street, Manchester. Commercial & Residential. UALITY PAINTING and between, call 6461.379. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Processing Institute. repairs,rep plugged drains, CLEAN FURNISHED room TOLLAND three bedroom, excellent con­ You’ll be pleasantly sur­ Full insured. FYee estimates. Paper Hanging by Willis for reliable, mature Many to choose from VW 1971 - 90,000 miles. Radial dition $5,995. New 14 foot wide Call Quality Maintenance In­ Schultz. Fully insured, kltc..„..tchen faucets■Huv.wa replaced,icjjiaoeu, COUNTY IMMEDIATE OPENING for prised how easy it all is. CARPENTRY & Masonry - gentleman. Call after 6 p.m., tires, 5800. Call 633-9227. choice of one, two and three part time light housekeeping Modern 2-Bedroom corporated, 646-8845. references. 649-4343. Additions and remodeling. repaired. Rec rooms, CPI has it all and does it bathroom remodeling, heat 64(H701. at substantial savings! bedrooms, 59,995. Over 50 and care of five year old. 9:30 Fre estimates. Call Anthony ihihk 1968 JAVELIN. Six cylinder, homes to choose form better than anyone else. modernlzzatlon, etc. Free to 12:30 a.m. four days a ED’S LIGHT Trucking - HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Squillacote, 649-0811. ROOMS BY The Week. Maid ahead VOLKSWAGEN AT, good condition. 5 ^ . 646 thoughout the state. Adults week. Own transportation a CPI has professionalism- Cellars and attics cleaned. painted for $150-5200 by Estimate gladly given. MAM 1484. and family parks avalable for Apartments Plumbing St Heating. 8462871. service, color TV, free lYout Authorized Dealer) necessity. May bring a child. Knowledge-facilities- Trees cut. Free estimates. scheduling now. Professional CARPENTRY, CUSTOM parking. Essex Motor Inn, 646 immediate parking. Excellent Forest Hills area. 643-7298. placement-and an Interest 6461943. considers any lob. 2869287, SALES SERVICE - PARTS 1967 DODGE DART. Conver-' flnanacing. Parts, supplies HOUSES-Additions, garages, p l u m b in g and Heating - in you. evenings or weekends, Don. tible. Very good condition. Six and accessories. Full time roofing, and aiding, kitchens, Fast service. Reasonaole JANITORS. Part time ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, bathrooms, and repair work of CLEAN LIGHT Housekeeping ilSARTER OAK BUKK new tires. New battery. 5695. service department. Plau evenings. Manchester area. attlpk, garages, yards PROFESSIONAL Painting: Licensed. Call Ron, 646 ir IMMEDIAnDiLIVm it Call CPI collact now M80■ permonth all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis 6567. Room for lady. Centrally 742-9784, evenings. Home, 1348 Wilbur Gross Interior & Exterior, Commer­ Part time mornings. East 1-528-8211, Ext. 58 cleaned, moving, trucking. for estimate, 643-6712. located. 647-1193. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, Hartford area. Call 643-5691 Loam for sale. Lawn service. cial & Residential. Free es­ M anilK CT UlliMKCTCD vR 1-** * hwli is Nut to Agwn, Includes wall to wall carpeting, Flooring F u a m o a I,, NW IKntaltK on* block from Caldor't. Juol mlnuln - CAMPERS - RABBITS 1972 COUPE de Vllle - All Berlin, Conn. 8260369. between 2 and 6 p.m. No job too big or small. 566 timates. Fully insured. 646 LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 30 (open eves) 6494571 from Omntown Hartford. Cadillac equipment. Good COMPUTER PR0CESSM6 8S22. 4879. FURNISHED ROOMS for heat, hot water and parking. New homes custom built, Rent. Community kitchen and — SCIROCCOS — DASHERS condition. 52,000 mites. Call Automotbra Batvlea 88 EXPERIENCED Person to INSTITUTE s a n d i n g & evenings, 644-2932. r«mode)ed, additions, rec Rdflidshing Floors lUce new. bath. Ail utilities included. clean 6 room home, one day LAW N M o w e r r e p a i r , J.P. LEWIS 'St SON-Irtterlor rooms, garages, kitchens Ideal tor working girl or • ( “ u i i , . . . FUUFunatcd ^ M o t o A , ^ > i e n d ELM MOTORS ■ Toyota, Dat- 111 Ath Strati 6 4 3 - 1 9 * 1 small engine repair, chain find exterior painting, No waxing (specializing in 24 Tolland Trnpk. • Route 83 per week. Send references and Eaal Hanford, Cl. remodeled, bath tile, cement senior citizen. Near ousline 1970 NOVA - 4 Door. Excellent sun specialists, factory salary requirements to Box L, Equal W o n t in g Opportunity saws sharpened. 18 years paperhanging, and older floors), staining floors. condition. Power steering. work. Steps, dormers. Ceilings. In-outside painting and stores. Call after 5 p.m., Qa^ tlie, Aiua^. trained, one day servlet, 114 c/o Manchester Herald. experienOe. Ftee pickup and ram bling. Fully Insured. Residential or commercial. 644-0383. Talcottville, Conn. Snow tires. 2 extra wheels. East Main Street, Rockville. dolWery. Dealer. John 6468741. Call 6464191. Verfallle, 5469780, 872-2t2l. 871-1617. Jl. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Sept. 2, 1977

i v t t euU M iH im I ---oM* • Public records Engaged For Warranty deeds Reid and Mary Jane Reid, both of Enfield, property at 14 The engagement of Miss Jane Katherine M. Conklin to Warren E. Howland Inc., slon ol United Technologies Corp. in Llnnmore Dr., $41,000. Catherine Dubowick of Scarborough, Home Delivery property at 57 Englewood Dr., |34,500. Hartford. Maine, to William Harris Taylor of Alice Genta, Bolton, and Fannie Sault to George Hahn Adininislor*s deed No date has been set for the wed­ Phone 647-9946 Manchester has been announced by and Josephine Hahn, both of Atlanta, Ga., one-half in­ Estate of Helen A. Dickens and Charles I. Dickens of ding. (Valentine photo) her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James J. terest in property on Bank St., |18,500. Melvin George Wilbur and Florence Wilbur, both of Ver­ Dubowick of Scarborough. George T. Riecke and Marilyn T. Riecke to Gary K. non, property at 34 Avondale Rd., $41.25 conveyance tax. Mr. Taylor is the son of Mr. and Wigren and Karen L. Wigren, property at 25 Overland St., Certificate of attachment Mrs. William W. Taylor of 206 Wells About town $36,000. Beneficial Finance Co. against Ronald J. Dickens, $600, property on Avondale Rd. St. Mary D. Mohr to William R. Benito and Charlene M. The bride-elect was graduated Benito, both of Coventry, property at 79 Hackmatack St., .New trade name The Young Republican Club of from Scarborough High School in $37,900. Dial-A-Ride of Connecticut Inc., doing business as Taxi Greater Manchester will meet 1975. She is currently a student at the Sylvia A. Haley to Leo Zachary Moore Jr. and Carole Service of Manchester and Cab Service of Manchester, Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Main St. University of Maine at Orono. M. Moore, property at 52 Diane Dr., $38.50 conveyance 134 E. Center St. branch of the Savings Bank of tax. Marriage license Her fiance was graduated from Manchester. Please use rear en­ Manchester High School in 1973 and 3-S Construction Inc. to Nutmeg Homes Inc., property Jeffrey A. Carrara, Bolton, and Gloria H. Orduz 113 trance. Sen. George Gunther, who Movie restaurant on Vernon St., $37,000, Pine St., Sept. 2. from the University of Maine at recently announced he is running for Orono this year. He is employed as governor, will be guest speaker. The Ernest J. Sheffield and Laurie A. Sheffield to Ronald O Miss Jane Catherine Dubowick an engineer at Pratt & Whitney Divi- meeting is open to the public. Crasso asks to go before PZC Adams act total of less than $5, he said. LABOR DAY Weekend SALE By MAL BARLOW Department Store in the East Hart­ Dupuis is director of sales for East Hartford Reporter ford Shopping Plaza. The dining area on Amtrak Arrow Bus Lines of 105 Cherry St.. will be about 4,000 square feet, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY Richard N. Dupuis hopes to open East Hartford. The firm is owned by Dupuis said. HARTFORD (Ill’ll - "a poor man's dinner theater” on his father, Rene Dupuis. Ouv. E lla T. Gra.s.so has He picked the site because it is cen­ Main St. in East Hartford. a.sked II.S. Tran.sporlalii)n The Arrow Travel Co. on Connec­ tral to the whole region and is near major highways. Secre tary B ro ck A d am s to One of his first steps to create the ticut Blvd., owned by his brother, persuade Amtrak to theater is to ask the town Planning Rene Dupuis, sends bus tours around The Dupuis family has been in businesses in East Hartford since the reverse its decision cutting PORTABLE and Zoning Commission (PZC) for a the country. Senior citizens are early 1930s. An uncle made Savol by 42 percent passenger special permit at a hearing Sept. 14 frequent travelers with them. PENCIL The former Topps Department Store, now site of Colonial Traders and part of Warehouse Bleach. trains servicing Connec­ Foods, is the proposed location of a movie theater-restaurant. It will occupy a small portion at Town Hall. The permit will allow On a recent tour to Florida, one of ticut. SHARPENER Dupuis lives in Glastonbury. of the large store off Main St. in East Hartford. (Herald photo by Barlow) him to serve alcoholic beverages as the Dupuis' guides had nothing to do It is my belief that the part of his proposed motion picture one night. She asked local people in Other PZC! pleas planned Amtrak action will theater and restaurant at 467 Main the town they were staying in what Other applications before the PZC have a terrible im pact on St. there was to do. include: your e.xcellent efforts to TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Later steps include getting a state She was sent to a movie theater- • Newlan-Lincoln Mercury for a rebuild and promote tbe Neat, compact! Battery SfUNCTIONLED. WATCH School calendar set liquor license. restaurant. She loved it. repair garage as part of its new car northeast rail corridor." operated, take it anywnere. Back in East Hartford, she told Martin Luther King Day in Connec­ Thursday, Sept. 8. Lincoln's Birthday is Feb. 13 and dealership on Tract No. 6 in the South .Mrs. (frasso said in a letter SAVE OVER MO "The restaurant aspect will be Richard Dupuis about it. He went ticut falls this year on Monday — Jan. "No school ' days start with Washington's is Feb. 20 during Meadows Urban Renewal Area off to A d am s Tbursday, "K e y more like a delicatessen,” he said down to see for himself. Ideal Gill 16 — which means a school vacation. Columbus Day, Oct. 10, followed by winter vacation week. School Connecticut Blvd. trains connecting cities in PANASONIC Thursday. "We'll serve foods like "I watched their operation for PROTECT YOUR HOME & FAMILY In the past year, the civil rights Election Day, Nov. 8. reopens Monday, Feb. 27. Good • Trash-A-Way Inc. to fill land at .New England and all tbe Clear, precise display of hour, ELECTRIC PENCIL pizza and sandwiches — finger three days. I investigated the thing leader's birthday fell on a Sunday The first marking period ends Nov. Friday comes March 24. 32-38 Roberts St. .Northeast will be affected minute, second, month and date. SHARPENER 1 2 8 8 foods.” as well as 1 could. • Pasquale J, Salemi to change by this threatened rail cut­ and East Hartford schools did not 10 and Veterans Day (s Nov. 11. No over-sharpening; automatic GENERAL ELECTRIC The third marking period ends “The theater enjoys a fantastic zones of 19 acres of land at King St. back close. Special programs were held in The first conference week for A full-course steak meal is out, he stop-tully automatic. Reg. 17.77 April 7 followed by conference week. repeat business. People like to go out and Burnham St. from Residence 5 to "I ask that you do SMOKE & FIRE DETECTOR all the schools on the previous Friday parents and teachers is Nov. 14 to 18. said. The waiters and waitresses will Spring vacation runs April 24 to 28. to this theater once a week, every Residence 3. everything in your power instead. There will be a four-hour day Nov. 23 be serving the food and drink to NO TOOLS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY! Warning system detects week. It’s something like the dinner • Fred Viggiano, Lawrence to try and reverse tbe deci­ DORMITORY TRUNK The rest of the school calendar for followed by Thanksgiving weekend. Memorial Day falls on May 29. patrons while they watch a second or smoke and fire at earliest the coming year begins Tuesday, Schools lets out Friday, Dec. 23, Unless schools are closed by snow, third-run film. The restaurant- theater in South Windsor. Only they DelPonte, Eugene Casale, Bertha sion by Amtrak." Mrs. stage. Battery operated, show movies and the food is not as Shakir, Wayne Plummer and Antonio O ra sso .said 13 SHELF BOOK CASE Reg 3899 27.40 Sept. 6, when all teachers are for Christmas vacation, which ends the final day of the school year will theater will not be black, but it will works even if electrical fancy.” DelPiano for making their lands at Amtrak. as part of ifs Big 36x20x13". reinforced system is inoperative. Reg. 39.97 expected to report. when school reopens Tuesday, Jan. 3. be Tuesday, June 20.* Teachers and be fairly dark, he said. corners; vinyl on 3-ply Wednesday, Sept. 7, the schools King Day is Jan. 16. The end of the The planned site for the theater is a 339 to 351 Main St. Business 2 for 200 decision to reduce major students alike usually find it lasts the The film projector’s lamp will be frame. With tray. will hold a four-hour day before all second marking period follows on 6.500-square-foot portion of the feet beyond Main St. All the land rail service Ihroughout the 1 6 ^ ® longest of any school day but it is sup­ extra powerful to put a sharper-than- schools begin regular schedules Jan. 27. posed to take only four hours. 100,0(X)-square foot former Topps makes up about one acre. nation. W ednesday voted to SCHOOLTRUNK usual image on the screen. eliminate 42 percent of its Sturdy construction; alcohol and water resistant The films will change each week. traffic in Connecticut, in­ Reg 26 40 19.60 rich walnut finish. (Books, Examples of possible films will be Vinyl, 3-ply frame. cluding more than 50 per­ etc not included) "Rocky,” “Pink Panther," "Pink East Hartford fire calls cent of the service along 31xl7xl2‘/^”. grooved Police report lid. tray. Panther Returns,” and "Magnum some stale routes. Force.” Itiuisday. j 11 p m - .Medical call to Most of the reductions, FOOT LOCKER Black vinyl on 3-ply frame, East Hartford Dupuis said the theater will not be Thursday, 2 21 p m — Car fire at 1111 Maple and Korbes Sts which will affect traffic on 29x15x12" Reinforced corners, steel binding Reg. 19.88 I able to show X-rated films due to the Main St. Thursday, 5 18 p m - Brush fire at the Springfield, Mass., to A young man wearing a nylon liquor license. The state would not Thursday. 2:34 p m -M e d ic a l call to 8 Handel Rd. and Handel Court New Haven route which stocking over his head walked up to a young woman employe of the allow it, he said. .Nelson St. Thursday. 5 58 pm -.Medical call to passes through Hartford, 164 .Maple St. Nugent’s store of 11 Main St. as she The films will be of a lighter nature Thursday, 4 05 p.m — Medical call lo84 and the New York to WESTCLOX Clement Rd Thursday. 10 25 pm - Auto accident CURIO STAND was about to drop a night deposit bag — ones that have been successful in Boston line which travels ALARM CLOCK 5i; their first runs at places like Show­ Thursday. 4:30 p.m. — Medical call to with minor Injuries on Rt 2 the Connecticut shore, will into the slot of the Glastonbury Bank 657 Main St. Today, 1 11am — Medical call to 310 Compact, well-designed and Trust Co. at 5 Main St. Thursday case Cinema, where tickets may Silver Lane s take effect Oct 30. 1 1 4 0 Thursday, 4:35 p.m. — Electrical panel clock with sweep second at 9; 15 p.m. have cost patrons $4, he said. board on fire in basement of 61 Bedford Today. 1 43 a m — Auto accident with The cutbacks are caused Reg. 15.99 hand, easily read 2.66 Tmerson A patron at Dupuis' theater should minor injuries at 23 Wlllys St Ave. Damage was minor. by a budget shortfall in the numerals. Rei 3 89 He said, “I’ll take that bag.” be able to see a fine film, eat well Today. 7:19 a m — Medical call lo 1112 () u a s i • p u b 1 i c a g e n c y Interesting shelf arrange­ He took it, got in a car, and drove Thursday, 5 p.m. — Walk-in medical ment in walnut finish; stain 8 TRACK TAPE PLAYER and have drinks with his meal for a call at Burnside Ave. fire station. Main St charged with running rail away, police said. The bag contained resistant. (Accessories not RAY-O-VAC Manual or automatic program changer; $606 in cash and checks. passenger service. included) DISPOSABLE Amtrak operates in­ volume and tone controls. Phonograph FLASHLIGHT input jacks. dependently of the Depart­ 3 9 ^ Police arrested three men and a 15- Choice of colors; Reg. 49.95 year-old boy, all from Hartford, in E ment of Transportation, fits in pocket or 8 7 ^ the parking lot of the Ramada Inn on but M rs. U ra sso .said she purse. Bright beam. Reg I 29 hoped Adams would do all East River Dr. Thursday night. he could to influence Am­ KEYLESS CONVENIENCE! The men are Jose Rodregez, 24, DECORATOR STAND Augustine Alvarado, 21, and Victor trak to change its m ind on MASTER PADLOCK PRESTONE SILICONE POLISH the cutbacks. Apply in sun or shade; Soto, 19. All are charged with posses­ Double wall construe 1.47 .Mrs Grasso Wednesday easy, quick, long lasting. rc|. 1.99 sion of burglar tools, conspiracy to 088 tion, steel shackle. strongly complained to Reg. 13.99 2.17 commit larceny, and risk of injury to Easily read dial. Reg 2 89 SIMONIZE Vinyl Top CLEANER Donald Jacobs, chairman a minor. Charming 3-tier stand to match Cleans and renews your car's 99* Alvarado, driver of the car used by P of the Amtrak board, ADJUSTABLE CHROME 1^ above pieces. Accessories not vinyl top. Easily applied. Reg. 1.49 them, was also charged with which made the decision. included. PHARMACY LAMP The cutbacks are coupled SIMONIZE PRE-SOFT WAX operating an unregistered motor vehicle and operating while his with increased fares Sturdy music stand Highly durable and detergent 1.88 ranging from 2.5 percent to base adjusts to 57 proof. 1602. size, . Reg. 2.59 Perelandra sinks deeper license was under suspension. All inches tall; adjust­ 5 percent in Connecticut. 11.74 The Perelandra, a 131-foot yacht, sinks deeper into Connec­ three were held on $10,000 bond for able lamp head. Reg 15 99 PRESTONE Liquid CAR WASH appearance in Common Pleas Court Cleans vinyl, metal. 1.27 ticut River mud off the East Hartford shore early this mor­ 12 today. MURRY’S LUNCH BOX CANDY Sract Earnings glass, plastic and rubber. Reg. 1.69 CLI*K7r ^ 1 ning. Fire Chief Michael Fitzgerald said today his men could The boy was turned over to his 'Fun si2e'Milky Way, a a not have pumped it out Wednesday as owner Thomas Shakir in­ parents. above rate 20” ROADCAT M & M's, Musketeer I . w 4 CAR CLEAN-UP SET CHOPPER STYLE and Snicker bars. Reg. 1.59 Includes bucket, sponge, mitt, 1.88 sisted. The Coast Guard will not touch the yacht as it is not in V cloth, whitewall scrubber. Reg. 2,49 the river’s channel. But the state Department of Transpor­ The Arco service station at 123 PUCA set PETER PAUL BITE SIZE, School St. was broken into Thursday tation’s waterways division may. Shakir said today he is Mounds, Almond Joy, A n * about 4 a.m. Police are not sure yet HARTFORD lUF’ll - s 3 ^ 6 4 Caravelle, Peanut Butter y j j ’ making plans to raise it once more. (Herald photo by Barlow) what is missing, if anything. Bites, York Mints. 12 . bag Reg. F o r the second m onth in a Chrome finish handlebars, 02 1.29 row, Hartford Elecfric exhaust pipe, chain guard. SAVE OVER $50! Light Co. 's earnings for the Kickstand and off ENTIRE STOCK coaster 30% East Hartford public records previous 12 months have brake. OF SUNGLASSES exceeded the amount PENTAX 35mm SLR Today's‘in' Warranty d eed s al. Lot 22 on Hartz Lane, conveyance Hector Demers et al to Susan A. allowed by the Public styles for men CAMERA tax $52.80. Dawson, property on Higbie Dr., con­ I'tilities Control Authority. 2.69 io7.97 Donald Spafford et al to James J. and women! Reg. 3.39 to 10.19 M. Frances Torpey to Luke C. During the 12 months en­ Gaulin et al, property on Goodwin veyance tax $44. New sign for Martin Park Ruggiero et al, property on Park St., Stanley Pekzar et al to William H. ding July 31, HELCO St., conveyance tax $40.70 standing by the huge new sign at the entrance to Martin Park off Burnside Ave. are conveyance tax $34.65. Schmiot III, property on Green earned a 9.29 percent 1 8 8 ^ ® James A. McCarthy to M. Frances STATIONERY SUPER BUYS Susan A. Dawson to Thomas W. Manor Dr., conveyance tax $39.60. members of the town Bicentennial Commission, which ordered it many months ago before return on its rate base, the Torpey et al. Lot 12 on Amy Dr., con­ Wide open metering; super multi- Dawson Jr., property on Spruce Dr., Robin W. Hewey et al to John R. the Town Council dissolved the commission. When the sign was delivered a few days ago, Middletown Press reported •63/4X10” ENVELOPES ....Reg. 76c 43* coated 1.8lens. Silicon photodiode veyance tax $66. Vada S. Cardin Baker et al to conveyance tax $25.30. Marum et al, property at 193 Walnut the members got together one more time. Commission Chairman Terrye Blackstone is T hursday.______•3x5” INDEX CARDS. meter; shutter speeds 1 to 1/1000 Lionel J. Lanier et al to Paul W. ....Reg. 36c 27* plus B. X-synch at l/25th second. Thomas R. DlBattista et al, property St., conveyance tax $43.45. kneeling in front. The others are, left to right, Charlene Cole, Jim Kerwin, Margaret Sipel et al, property at 5 Bay Path •3x5” & 4x6” M EM O BO OKS. ...Reg. 36c 27* on Beldon St., conveyance tax $35.20. Raymond G. Vail et al to Daniel J. Bjorkland, Arlene Keithline, Ray Johnson, Flora Ranney, Mary Oppelt, John Cummiskey ' NATIVE ' CASE for PENTAX, Ref 26,94 19.77 Dr., conveyance tax $59.40. Tardiff et al, property on Raymond James A. McCarthy to Gerard P. and John Larson. More such signs will go up at the town’s major parks. (Herald photo by PEACHES •REINFORCEMENTS...... Reg. 46c 31* ITT Michaud et al, property on Elida St., conveyance tax $41.25. Edward J. Kirko et al to Gertrude Tuller) •LO O SE LEAF DIVIDERS. ....Reg. 36c 27* MAGICFLASH Court, conveyance tax $M.30. M. Murray, property on Forest St., James C. O’Brien Jr. to Fred R. & APPLES CAMERA R.M. Estates to Gary DellaRipa et conveyance tax $49.50. Cyr, property on Lilac St., con­ APPLE CIDER VINEGAR •10 PACK P E N C IL S ...... Reg. 76c 53* veyance tax $37.95. Priceless silver 2 FERRANDO SHOP CALDOR and SAVE! Insurance to assurance ORCHARDS Reg. 29.87 Birch Ml. Rd. “WET ONES" TOWELETTES was preacher’s history slightly dented Glaitonbury With built-in electronic flash— the camera that's always ready! Great EAST HARTFORD (UPI) — The priceless Pitkin silver 3 MILES BEYOND Pkg.o(70 8 9 ^ ^ VITO'S RESTAURANT indoor or outdoor shots. "I went from life insurance to life scenes. The response was en­ collection, stolen by a convicted murderer who shot CASEIK120...... 4.77 assurance,” said the artist preacher couraging. himself, his wife and his son this week, were returned who will preach Sunday, Sept. 4 at He worked full time as a minister only slightly damaged, according to police. GLEEM the 10 a.m. worship of the South 24” KICKTAIL SKATEBOARD in churches in the Northeast before Frank DeCorleto Jr., who killed his 20-year-old wife, TOOTHPASTE Congregational Church on Forbes St. retiring with his wife to live in a Siobhan, and 4-year-old son, Frank 3rd, threw a packet Extra wide \Vi" wheels. Extra durable, A A f l f l FUJ1135-20 COLOR The Rev. Coolidge Hand of mobile home park in Clearwater. He containing the silver to police during a 15-hour siege out­ OvET 40 Yeari ol Unaxctllod Sarvieg iniection molded polypropylene board 1 1 I ® ® Clearwater, Fla., studied art at the guest preaches part time. designed (or plenty of action! 7 02. Size 6 9 ^ FILM, Reg. 1.96 1.58 side his barricaded second-floor apartment. TIME’S RUNNING OUT ON Reg. 14.99 Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y., His theme here will be "The Christ Open 24 Hours Dally Police, who refused to go near the silver collection FAMOUS WHAMO WORLD Factory fresh film lor holiday when young. He considered his art a I Know,” illustrated with sculptured while DeCorleto was armed, recovered the stolen goods FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE CLASS FRISBEE and back-to-school memories! mere hobby as he sold insurance in crosses of many types and designs. latexite I Reg. 2.491.88 REVLON REVLON CO LOR SILK HAIR COLOR Buy now and save' after the paroled murderer took his own life. SUPER-SEAL .V- his native New England. The public is invited. The 22-piece silver collection, which originally Apply Latex ite when the , N e w WORLD CLASS FRISBEE Reg. 3.77 2.66 C o lo rs ilk At age 53 he entered the field of Assorted colors, Reg. 2.27 belonged to William Pitkin, an 18th Century Connecticut temperature is at least 50° |COP€lANO M©bil 1.39 "life assurance” by becoming a and the nights are mild. HEATING OILS aiiwrJIl’b governor, was stolen from the town library two weeks Methodist minister. At this time he before the siege. Do it this weekend: Protect, latexite beautify, winterize your black­ bUPm SLAL OIL BURNER A also began to combine his art with his East Hartford Police Chief Edward Drumm said DRIVEWAY SAVER 3 WAYS TO CHARGE career. Call-A^Ride top with Latex ite Super-Seal! HEATING INSTALLATION SALE: Thursday the collection has "minor dents and scratches MANCHESTER While a lay preacher studying at on some pieces,” but is otherwise "in excellent con­ AVAILABLE SKID RESISTANT 643-5135 VERNON FRI., SAT. & SUN. the Boston University School of For a free, door-to-door ride on STORE HOURS: dition.” 315 Center St Manchesler Theology, he took a professor’s East Hartford's Call-A-Ride vehicle, 1 9 OOPX3X.^NTX> 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-CIty Shopping Center Diily: 10