The weather Ineide today Partly cloudy today v ;th highs in low w Variable cloudiness tonight with Area newt .l—2-B. Family...... S-7-A lows in the 50s. Wednesday partly sun- lO-B MCC calendar . 8-A ny with h^hs in 70s. Chance of rain 20% Classified .0-0-B Obituaries 5A-10-A through Wednesday. National weather Comics...... 9-A Sports...... J-5-B map on Page 8-B. Dear Abby____9-A MACC news... 8-A Editorial ...... 4-A Lance rejects call for resignation WASHINGTON (UPI) - Em ­ Senate committee and answer any GOP member of the Governmental battled Bert Lance indicated today and all charges that have been Affairs Committee, met with Carter he has no intention of quitting as leveled at me,” Lance said today. for 45 minutes at the White House to federal budget director despite calls “I think the American people discuss “serious ... allegations of il­ from two powerful senators for his believe in a sense of fairness. They legalities” against Lance that were resignation. want me to have my chance to turned up by the panel’s staff during Lance spoke briefly to reporters en answer the charges and that’s exact­ the past two weeks. route to work as two congressional ly what I intend to do — and get back It was the first mention of possible committees prepared to meet today about the business of running 0MB. ” illegal actions. The comptroller of on his controversial personal bank “It would be wiser for Bert Lance the currency’s recent report said loans and reports he and his family to resign,” Ribicoff told Carter Mon­ Lance's banking practices may have overdrew their checking accounts by day. been “unsafe and unsound” but that 3450,000. X Ribicoff and Percy, the ranking he had done nothing criminally He said he would appear before the wrong. Senate Governmental Affairs Com­ mittee Thursday, then “get back about the business of running 0MB (the Office of Management and Industrial park trial ip collec- Budget).” 1, auction “I believe the American people to be started Sept. 15 believe in a sense of fairness,” Lance said. Atty. Anthony Pagano, who, along Sens. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., By GREG PEARSON with Atty. Bruce Beck, represents Souvenir and Charles Percy, R-Ill,, met with Herald Reporter President Carter Monday and said Superior Court Judge Thomas the plaintiffs, argued against the the card Dr, Kennedy addresses Manchester teachers scheduling of the trial for next week. Lance should quit because of new O’Sullivan this morning set idee.” A He said that placing the matter on Several hundred Manchester teachers respond to a humorous statement from James P. “serious... allegations of illgalities." Thursday, Sept. 15 as the starting ns” page the trial list was “untimely” and Ribicoff chairs the Governmental Af­ date for the trial of the case that Canada, Kennedy, superintendent of schools, as he addresses them today at an orientation session in neither he nor his partner found out fairs Committee. affects the proposed Industrial park in do not the Manchester High School cafeteria. Wilson R. Deakin, assistant superintendent, sits at about it until last Friday. A spokesman for Lance said today in Manche.sU>r ! U.S.A., far right. (Herald photo by Pinto) “I feel putting us on trial on Sept. that Carter’s longtime personal The case —the Manchester En­ 15 would act as a violation of our due pping off friend had hired prominent vironmental Coalition vs. Edward Stockton et al—was on this morning’s process rights,” Pagano told the Washington attorney and former judge. ly fellow Defense Secretary Clark Clifford to trial list. “Normally, a case of this com­ iction to represent him at the committee O’Sullivan, after hearing opening School system defended plexity might take years. We’re not hearings. remarks and meeting for 30 minutes asking for that. We’re asking that we A House banking subcommittee in the court’s chambers with at­ be given adequate time to prepare was to meet at mid-morning to con­ torneys who represent both parties, ada Inn, our case,” he said. sider changes in banking laws which set the Sept. 15 date. He also said Atty. ^ rn a rd McGovern, assistant y Stamp allowed Lance to borrow some 36 that any motions to be made in con­ in face of uncertainties attorney general representing the ierath of million from banks in New York and nection with the case should be filed Commerce Department replied, Ling, ad- Chicago while he headed two Georgia before that date. By JUNE TOMPKINS “Never in my ten years of practice the community. We can open our views within the school system this banks. ’The case involves a suit filed by the schools to the community. We are have I seen a plaintiff so strategical­ meeting Herald reporter past year with the biggest turnover The Governmental Affairs Com­ plaintiffs, who say that Stockton, the community service oriented.” ly try to delay a case. necticut ‘‘The Manchester school system is being in special areas and secondary mittee scheduled an afternoon state commerce commissioner, a good, solid school system,” School Kennedy also referred to change in “We’ve been ready to go to trial aaU, 138 schools. “We’re looking forward to a meeting to discuss the new granted approval of the J.C. Superintendent James P. Kennedy leadership roles in town and school good year,” he said. since July. We will hie ready to go to ill be a allegations of wrongdoing against Penney’s proposed catalog distribu­ told Manchester school teachers government which will take place in De^ln also introduced Ms. Judy tion center without properly court next Thursday,” McGovern k on the Lance — allegations which Ribicoff said. today. the November election. Rohlfs, president of the Manchester weighing its environmental effects. IS.” The declined to discuss Sunday. The com­ It was standing room only for “Their responsibility is awesome,” Education Association, and Joseph The Penney facility would be the Atty. Holland Castleman, who lents as he said explaining that the new peo­ mittee opens public hearings represents the Manchester several hundred teachers in the O’Brien, president of the Manchester Wednesday with Lance scheduled to major occupant in the town’s ple in office will be facing new Economic Development Commission town’s public school this morhing in Federation of Teachers, before testify Thursday. proposed industrial park, planned for responsibilities and challenges. Kennedy spoke. (EDC), the planning agency for the the cafeteria at Manchester High “I’m going to appear before the a 393-acre site in the Buckland sec­ School as they attended an orienta­ Auiother uncertainty arises in the tion. park, said, ’"This is not your normal tion session before school opens negotiations which will occur this private litigation where delays are Wednesday. year with teachers’ and ad­ common. This is a matter of utmost Kennedy said there are more un­ ministrators’ professional contracts. importance to the Town of certainties than certainties in the Contracts will be negotiated under a Manchester. teaching profession, "probably more new law this year, Kennedy said. Two die in area accidents “Any substantial delay, in and of this year than in the recent past.” Referring to the possible major itself, means that the project will “I am here to discuss the uncer­ deficit which the Town of Two area persons were among four struck by a car driven by Dennis accident on Rt. 7, New Milford. I’he come to an immediate halt,” he said. tainties,” he said. “Our business is a Manchester faces, Kennedy said, who died from injuries suffered in Majkowski of Glenview, 111. Police fourth death is an apparent drow­ Penney has signed a contract with business of attitudes and expec­ “We are not sure what the fiscal im­ accidents over the holiday weekend said the car was traveling north on ning. John Eldridge, 17, of Darien ap­ the town that was contingent upon f tations and if we expect that they plications will be on the school in Connecticut. Main St. in the right lane. The acci­ parently fell into the water on Long property being available by Sept. 1. (students) will perform, they will budget.” Scott Lopez, 21, of 140 Vernon Rd., dent is still under investigation. Island ^und when he tried to help a The company has said that it is > perform.” The mission of the school’s Bolton, died at Manchester Elsewhere in the state, Georgios water skier into the power boat in willing to extend that deadline Kennedy listed several positive educational program for the next Memorial Hospital Sunday. Michael Lazaridis, 27, of Bridgeport was which he was riding. The search was because of the court case, but it has facts before he approached the un­ decade is also uncertain. P. Senna, 22, of 331 Griswold St., killed Saturday night in a multi-car called off Monday night. not indicated how long it is willing to certainties. There have been suggestions, Glastonbury, died at Hartford wait for completion of the case. The Board of Education is certain Kennedy said, that the system “go Hospital early Monday morning. ------\ to continue curriculum revision, to back to basics.” Other suggestions State Police said Lopez suffered improve assessment and evaluations, are that there be more emphasis on extensive head injuries when he was to continue the personnel evaluation career education and special educa­ thrown from his motorcycle after he Today’s news summary system, and to continue having tion, and even programs in fields that collided with a pickup truck on Rt. strong parental support and interest will take the students away from the 44A in Bolton. Compiled from United Press International in the school system (which was school. The truck was driven by Robert L. Anderson, 56, of Wildwood Rd., Ver­ shown strongly this past year). Although these are uncertainties and in the 70s Friday and Satur­ High on the list of uncertainties that the school system will have to non. Police said Anderson was east- State brick, three bonfires were set •u bound on Rt. 44A, and had stopped for day. Overnight lows will be in the near a high school, some passing was the effect of declining student face up to, Kennedy said that if the 50s. enrollment in the school system and school staff members adhere to the a red light. When the light turned MILFORD — The Coast Guard cars were damaged and several on the community. system’s high and positive expec­ green and the way looked clear, he and area police today remained motorists harassed Monday night WEST GREENWICH, R.l. - tations, “We will have sense enough started to make a left turn onto on the lookout for missing Milford in the biggest anti-busing ec- “We are not sure of the implication About 3,000 marijuana plants, of the enrollment declines,” he said, not to change for change’s sake.” Quarry Rd., police said. plumber Walter Bunnel, 51, demonstration here In several aed Police said the motorcycle came despite reports he was seen flourishing on state-owned land months. “but it hinges around the idea that He told the teachers that he hopes leased out to families, has been ca£t to visit each one in the classroom over the crest of the hill at a high hitchhiking on Interstate 95. His while some problems will undoubted­ confiscated by Rhode Island state during this school year. rate of speed and hit the left front wife reported him missing Friday COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Labor ly arise, we will have some unique and local police. Six persons face opportunities to serve a larger pop­ In his introductory remarks, of the truck. The accident is still un­ after he failed to return home Day rally sponsored by the Ku der investigation. from what he said was a fishing charges in connection with the Klux Klan on the steps of the Ohio ulation. As the decline'in high school Wilson Deakin Jr., assistant school drug bust. enrollment continues, there is a superintendent, said there had been a East Hartford Police said Senna trip with two other men she did State Capitol ended in a brawl challenge to enlarge our service to “flurry” of resignations and inter­ was hitchiking on the roadway in not know and a search was made Monday in which eight persons front of 389 Main St. when he was of a 100-square-mile area of Long BROOKSVILLE, Maine - were injured, including five Island Sound, New Haven Har­ Former Watergate prosecutor children. Police arrested five per­ exit bor and the Housatonic River. Archibald Cox says any attempt sons in connection with the distur­ to wipe out the Maine Indian land bance. Congress returning to face NEW BRITAIN - Robert claims without providing Barrows, 20, was scheduled to be adequate compensation would Travelers heading home from arraigned today on charges he violate the U.S. Constitution and Labor Day trips clogged the threatened to kill his wife and be a moral outrage. nation’s roadways and added crowded ealendarof bills young son while holding police at steadily to the weekend traffic WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress ranking representatives from 24 this year the bill to increase the bay for 2Vk hours early Sunday. death toll. It appeared the toll returns Wednesday from a Latin American countries were minimum wage from its current His father talked him into sur­ National would be close to — and possibly monthlong summer recess to a arriving in Washington, meanwhile, 32.30 an hour to $2.65 an hour and in­ rendering before he harmed the short of — the lower end of the PASADENA, Calif. - A crowded calendar, a burgeoning for gala ceremonies attendant to the clude automatic annual increases. two, who had been doused with National Safety (Council’s projec­ “flawless” launch sends the scandal, a Panama Canal controver­ signing of the two new Panama Canal The measure faces heavy GOP op­ lighter fluid. tion of 470 holiday traffic deaths. Voyager 1 spacecraft hurtling sy and enough contentious issues to treaties, which face a tough fight for position. With late reports expected to add toward Jupiter and Saturn, loaded keep House and Senate in session un­ Senate ratification. O’Neill and Byrd also are under HARTFORD — State auditors to the till, the UPI count was 435 with cameras and scientific til January. Sen. James Allen, D-Ala., chair­ heavy pressure from consumer believe a corporation set up to late this morning. measuring equipment to explore But they hope to adjourn in mid- man of the Senate Judiciary separa­ groups to call up the Consumer handle Connecticut’s stock in­ the secrets of the outer planets. October. tion of powers subcommittee, will Protection Agency bill, which has vestments was never given International Several pressing matters must be open hearings on the treaties spotty Democratic and required approval by the PONCHATOULA, La. - One of acted on as soon as possible. A 1974 Thursday with former Gov. Ronald overwhelming GOP opposition in legislature, but State Treasurer LONDON — A week-long strike several tornadoes formed by the law says the budget resolution must Reagan, a foe of the pact, as the first both bodies and could prompt a Henry Parker and a series of pen­ by British air traffic control be in effect by Sept. 15 for the new remnants of Hurricane Babe cuts witness. filibuster in the Senate. ding changes in the securities assistants is causing less and less through a southeast Louisiana fiscal year which starts Oct. 1., and All but four of the 13 regular ap­ The question of halting construc­ market make it inappropriate for problems in the air, but other that is the major item of business for propriations bills needed to keep the tion of new nuclear fuel plants must specific legislative action now town, destroying homes, strikes on the ground were going both bodies in the first week back. government operating in the new also be resolved in order to get fun­ concerning Nutmeg, which scattering cars and wiping out strong today. Involved in At least three hearings were fiscal year have been sent to the ding for the Energy Research and operates on. the Philadelphia electrical power. walkouts were electricity planned this week, beginning today, White House. Under the 1974 budget Development Administration Stock Exchange. workers, printers at two on the banking and financial transac­ law, work on the remaining four programs. The fight centers on the SAN FRANCISCO - Police say newspapers and 25,000 car factory tions of Budget Director Bert Lance. must be completed by Sept. 12. Clinch River, Tenn., plant nuclear the Golden Dragon restaurant workers. Chairman Abraham Ribicoff and Regional The bills contain emotional issues proponents want funded and Carter massacre early Sunday, which ranking GOP member Charles Percy which leaders have so far been un­ said should be shut down. BOSTON — Extended outlook left five dead, was cn attack by a NAIROBI, Kenya — Ugandan of the Senate Government Affairs able to resolve — government- The same ERDA bill has authoriza­ for Southern New England, Chinatown youth gang seeking President Idi Amin today ordered Committee went to the White House financed abortions, B1 bomber con­ tion to develop the neutron bomb, the Thursday through Saturday: revenge for the slaying of one of that 12 high-ranking officials and Sunday, asking President Carter to struction money, and whether to ban new weapon that could kill pople but Clearing and turning cooler its members on July 4. businessmen die in a public execu­ request Lance’s resignation because aid to nations not meeting recognized have objects like buildings or tanks Thursday. Fair weather Friday tion for plotting to overthrow his of “illegalities” their investigators human rights standards. intact. Carter asked approval of the and Saturday. High temperatures LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A black government. He set the had found. Speaker Thomas O’Neill has project in the event he decides to ■ will be mostly in the 60s ’Thursday girl was I n j ^ ^ b y a thrown executions for 5 p.m. Friday. Heads of state or other high- pledged to push through the House carry it out after an in-depth study. r. PAGE TWO-A— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manciwittr. Conn,, Tuei.. Sept. 8, 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn., Tuei., Sept. 6, 1977 — PAGE THREE-A T h M ttr S h o w caie Cine 3 — UA Theater 2 — "One on “No PrldalnSundB^SpSm n^^M tch sd u ki "MacArtbnr,” 2:004:40-7:10- One." 2:004:504:40-7:204:20 M " " - . Z MCC offers credit courses 9:40 UA Theater 3 - "You Light • • C O U P O N b e East Hartford Drive-In — Showcaie Cine 4 — ’’Herbie Up My Life,” 2:004:404:20- "Smokey and the Bandit,’’ Goea to Monte Carlo,” 1:30- 7:204:10 and "Moitang County,” Dnik. 3:264:35-7:404:90 Vernon Cine 1 — “Can I Do AT at area high schools East Windaor Drive-In — Showcaie Cine 5 — "Beau It ’TUI I Need Glaaeei,” 7:30- “Herbla Goal to Monte Geite," 2:194:45-7:104:40 9:30 Carlo," and "Never A Dull UA ’Theater 1 — "Star Vernon One 2 — “Smokey FRANKS The Community Services Division troduction to literature, history and scheduled In five time periods — Wan," 2:004:00-7:30-10:00 and the Bandit,” 7:154:15 of Manchester Community College is appreciation of fine arts II, U.S. Fridey evenings, Saturday mornings, Monday's daily Moment," Doik. 1 Lb. Can I Mancbeiter Drive-In — offering credit courses evenings this history II and intermediate algebra. lottery number MAXWELL HOUSE LU. I Saturday afternoons, Sunday mor­ "Smokey and the Bandit,” E fall at area schools. The courses are Classes will meet Mondays Sept. 12 nings and Sunday afternoons. 951 8:00; ’’Sugarland Ezpreu,” DO I part of a special five-semester through Jan. IS. Students may take as many as five 9:40 M A M a M lA^S COKE or TAB sequence. At South Windsor High School, courses each semester and complete SbowcaM Cine 1— ”Tbe Spy COFFEE At Vernon Center Middle School, courses will be offered in accounting, an entire degree program through Who Lovei Me,” 2;1^4;45- BVFmESTMEWTteinans ^(NANCHESTER the courses include Accounting II, astronomy, business law, economics, weekend classes. 7:104:40 human anatomy and physiology, composition, history, fine arts and Courses will begin Friday. S h o w caie Cine 2 — T H IS W EEK * GLASTONBURY principles and methods of marketing, statistics. Walk-in registration will be held “Suiplria," 1:40-3:35-5:30- WEDNESDaV a THUBSOaV introduction to economics II, in- Classes will begin Monday and will for any of the above courses Saturday 7:254:30 •"1135” W.HTFD. ! HALF continue weekly through Jan. 14. from 9 a.m. to noon at the Bidwell St. ; GALLON Teen pageant At East Hartford High School, campus of Manchester Community £ D O U B L E S l i n V I P S WED.WETNERSFEU) courses will be offered in business College. Buffet! NEW FAIRFIELD (UPI) - The law, management, composition, For further information, call 648- Not Responsible For Typographical Erroi ONI COUPON PIP FAMILY Miss Connecticut Teenager pageant, C O H a O Y M O T ONI COUPON.69 PIN PAMH.V 64 oz. literature, modern math, 2137. “CAN I 00 IT 0000 THRU aiPT. 10 OOOD THRU tlPT. 10 preliminary to the 18th annual Miss oceanography, psychology and social American Teenager pageant, has problems. TIUINiEDOLASSEr , At we were able to purchase certain grocery been scheduled for Oct. 8. 7:80-B:30 Class will begin Monday and will IMPERIAL U.8.D.A. Qradera and our own meat experta Girls aged 13 to 17 will participate. MANCHESTER vAdm. tor Qlaaaaa |S4)0/ items at reduced prioee, we with to paM these continue weekly through Jan. 15. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 & 444 SAVE help ue guarantee you and your familyHy the State winners from throughout the saving! along to you. Look for the green sign that SOFT MCC also offers a weekend college KIDS UNDER 12 very finest meat ... U.8.D.A. U.8.D.A CHOICE! To United States will compete in the program. Weekend courses are DANCE! HALF PRICE •aya ‘‘Wise Buy” throughout our store. national contest in Miami Beach Oct. STARTS AT IKK) 300 make sure you get the top qual BURT nSYNOLDS MARGARINE 11-15. S A U Y n iL O fhQne 643-0618 or 646-91§i TYLER FDR A U DCCASIDNS DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT SCHOOL OF DANCE call Jim at 545-7558 for BLEACH MRS. 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Tues., Sept. 6.1977 - PAGE FIVE-A Grand Jury receives Town directors Mn. Ag«U Hawrjrlik Mn. Mervin C. Thresher Obituaries EAST HARTFORD -M rs. AgaU Mrs. Eliubeth B. Thresho', 53, of limtrl;patpr Ittnuttgllrralb Grygiewics Hawrylik, 88, of 2 1 7 ^ - 78 Scaitorough Rd. died Monday Manchester — A City of Village Charm surgical attention mingtoa Ave., New Britain, widow of night at the Parmlngtoo Medical Founded Oct. 1. 1881 to discuss issues Milton W. MeLoughlin John Hawrylik, died Satuiday at a Center after a long lUoen. She w u Ronald L. Boyd Hartford Convalescent home. the wife of Mervin C. Thresher. M«mb«r. Audit Burtau of Circulatfon Mambar. Unilad Praaa Intarnaltonal '( By NEA/London Opponents claim that it seldom Controversies that affect two Old business items on tonight’s Mil too W. MeLoughlin, 90, of Rt. BOLTON —Ronald Louis Boyd, 47, She w u boro in Poland and had Mrs. Thresher w u born Aug. 31, Economist News Service works so fairly. In effect, grand Manchester neighborhoods are agenda include a proposal to 81, Kililngworth, formerly of Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, of 453 Lake S t., form erly of lived in New Britain for 70 years. She 1034, in East Hartford, the daughter juries rarely quarrel with what the among the items on tonight’s agenda purchase property at 11 Bremen Rd. Manchester, died S i ^ y at the West Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. WASHINGTON - (LENS) - Much Newington, died Sunday at w u a member of Holy Cron Church of the late Timothy and Suun of the Board of Directors. to alleviate a flooding problem and a Haven Veterans Hospital. He was the as the founding fathers may have prosecutor says. They have, after all, Mandiester Memoriai Hoqiital. He of New Britain. Goodwin Thresher, and lived there Raymond F Robinton. Edllar-Publiih«r Harold E. Turktr>glofl. Managing Editor The matters concern the accep­ request to approve 24 Comprehensive husband of Mrs. Margaret Coffman scorned the idea of kingship, an in­ only his word to go on; and his word mu the husband of Mrs. Carolyn She ieavu a son, Stanley Hawrylik before coming to Manebuter 31 tance by the town of a subdivision’s Employment Training Act (CETA) MeLoughlin. stitution designed to increase the they will tend to believe as that of a Clark Boyd. years ago. streets and the renovation work at a positions. Mr. filcLoughlin was boro July 3, of East Hartford; six daughters, Opinion man who is consitutionally supposed Mr. B ( ^ was bom in Newington Mrs. Blary Graboskl of New Britain, power of kings still operates, if far school playground. There will also be a public hearing 1937, in Mandiester where he lived She was employed u a senior ac­ to give as much weight to proofs of and lived in the Hartford area most from smoothly, in the United States. The boa^ has been asked to accept item for approval of $36,963 in many years. He graduated from Mrs. Sophie Pernal of Berlin, Mrs. countant at Ernst and Ernst of Hart­ Now it may be reformed. The innocence as of guilt — and to get his of his life before moving to Bolton in Manchester High School and Porter’s Ann Rusesyk of Newington, Mrs. ford where she had been an employe five streets — Briarwood and federal funds to pay for a painting 1953. American Bar Association, at its re­ evidence legally. Although jurors Nutmeg Drs. and Strawberry, project for the Baaid of Education. School of Design. Helen Konefal and Mrs. Jean (or 10 years. He was a ftmman at Jet Air Inc., Kowalski, both of the Rockfail sec­ Cure worse than disease cent convention in Chicago, witnesses, who are not, and even Huckleberry and Curry Lanes — that The project would be funded He w u employed at the Essex She w u a graduate of East Hart­ East Hartford. tion of Middlefield, and Mrs. Lucile suggested that the grand jury system prosecutors themselves may pass in­ are part of the Manchester West Sub­ through CETA-Title VI. Engineering Co. in Essex as a ford High School and Bryant College, He w u an Army veteran of World Procko of Montville; 17 formation outside. division off Keeney St. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. in the mechanical engineer. Providence, R.I., and w u a member Over the years the U.S. Civil FCC Chairman Richard E. should give less power to prosecutors War n and was a member of United grandchildren, and 10 great­ Residents of the area protested the Municipal Building’s Hearing Room. Mr. MeLoughlin was a member of of the Bryant Alumni Auociatlon. Rights Commission has per­ Wiley made a brief but cogent and more protection to witnesses. More chance to influence Methodist Churdi of Bolton. grandchildren. proposed acceptance at an August the Westbrook Lodge of Elks, and the She was a member of North United Their support reinforces as many Common to all the proposed Other survivors are four sons, Funeral services were this mor­ formed valuable service in the response to the civil rights meeting of the board. They said that American Legion Lodge No. 1 in Methodist Church and until the time as seven bills on the issue now being reforms is the desire to give a witness William Boyd, Jack Boyd, Ronnie Laconia, N.H. ning at New Britain Memorial struggle against discrimina­ group’s report: “It seems dif­ re[>airs are needed to the streets. FIra call* Boyd and Caron Boyd, all at home, of her illness was active in church af­ considered in Congress. The grand more chance to influence the jury. In He was a Navy veteran of World Funeral Home, Hartford and at Holy tion and deserves good marks The directors tabled the matter at and his mother, Mrs. Mabel Bickel fairs. She served the church as ficult to conceive of how a jury is the direct descendant of particular, they could take their War II, having served with the Crou Church. Burial was in Sacred last month’s meeting. M anchester Boyd of Hartfo^. finance secretary, editor of from the public. federal agency would deal with Henry U’s 12 good men and true, lawyers into the jury room and seek Seabees, and the Korean Conflict. Heart Cemetery, New Britain. Residents of the area are expected Saturday, 9:10 p.m. — Structure fire at ’The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. "Tidings, ” a member of the board of However, the commission g ra ft^ on to the American legal Other survivors are a daughter, stereotyping without becoming advice on questions they feel in­ to present a petition tonight Kage Co., 91 Elm St. Ext. (Town) at the Abbey-Robacker Funeral trustees, a member of the library Sunday, 5:45 a.m. — Structure fire at Mrs. Gary Grant of Killingworth; now wishes to change the way inevitably drawn into a role of system as a body of 16 to 23 citizens competent or afraid to answer. Their protesting the acceptance. Home, ,2534 Main St., Glastonbury. committee and a member of the Globe Hollow swimming pool. (Town) two brothers, Elmore MeLoughlin of women and minorities are por­ a censor.” who weigh the evidence for a immunity would be extended, so that Another item on the agenda Burial will be in Center Cemetery, committee on Pastor-Parish Sunday, 3:25 p.m. — Dumpster fire at Newington and Winslow MeLoughlin Relations. trayed in television dramas, ’The commission was upset criminal prosecution to decide they could not be open to any sort of requests an amendment to the town’s 24 Cbanning St. (Town) Bolton. Joseph Morelli whether or not a case should go to Community Development Block of Blast Hartford, and three grand­ prosecutions arising from their Sunday, 6:29 p.m. — niblic service caU Friends may call at the funeral sons. Joseph Morelli, 82, of 166 Maple Other survivors are two sons, and this could violate one of because the television shows it trial. Grant to include $20,000 in funding home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. evidence. The maximum prison at 147 ScImoI St. (Town) A memorial service will be held St., New Britain, died Saturday at a Timothy C. Thresher and Scott B. the nation’s cherished rights: monitored showed men as sentence for a recalcitrant witneu for renovation work at the Nathan Sunday, 7:20 p.m. — Car fire at The family suggests that those; Hartford convalescent home. He w u Thresher, both of Manchester; two Has its place Hale School playground. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the First freedom from censorship. more independent and more would be reduced to a year, and be Fleming Rd. and Hilliard St. (District) wishing to do so may make memorial boro in Italy and had lived in New daughters, Mrs. David (Dana Sue) Although the grand jury has a place The $20,000, which would pay part Sunday, 9 p.m. - Mutual aid sUndby Church of Christ Congregational, would be informed before he gifts to the United Methodist Church Britain for eight years. O’Neill of Louisville, Ky., and Mrs. In a 181-page report the likely to hold prestigious jobs. in the constitution, as part of the fifth of the project’s cost, now is expected for Vernon Co. 3 (District) Ginton, with the Rev. Wilson Busick started to give evidence of the scope of Bolton. He was a member of St. Ann’s Joseph (Paige) LeBlanc of agency claims that the televi­ Women were often un­ amendment, states often make little to come from a Bureau of Outdoor Sunday, 10:09 p.m. — Rescue call, car officiating. of his legal rights; a procedure accident near Exit 92,1-86. (Town) ’There are no calling hours. Church, New Britain and was the Mansfield, and a granddaughter. sion industry is perpetuating employed and more “family use of it. Even a federal grand jury Recreation grant. Director Carl owner of the Hartford Shoe Repair in Funeral services will be Thursday does not consider all criminal which, extraordinary as it may Zinsser, however, recently expressed Monday, 2:52 p.m. — Gas washdown at The family suggests that friends racial and sexual stereotypes bound.” Oak Grove Nature Center (Photo by Steve Dunn) seem, is neglected now. 484 E. Middle l^ke. (Town) wishing to may make memorial gifts Hartford for 45 years andclater of the at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral prosecutions, but only those where some concern because the BOR grant Arch Street Shoe Repair in New Bri­ Home, 400 Main St., with the Rev. and it calls on the Federal This really is an unwitting Special protection might be given Monday, 3 p.m. - Car fire at Main and to the American Cancer Society. conviction will mean a year or more will not be approved until about the Hilliard Sts. (District) Other obituaries tain for six years. He retired three Earle R. Custer of North United Communications Commission compliment to TV for showing to journalists to prevent them first of November. He said that the The Swan Funeral Home, 80 E. in jail. The jurors are chosen at ran­ Monday, 8:16 p.m. — False alarm. Box on Page Ten-A Main St., Clinton, is in charge of months ago. Methodist (Church officiating. Burial (FCC) to do something about life more or less as it is, not as Vote may herald new urban politics dom from the voter-registration revealing confidentiai sources, town had promised to begin work on 73, Wellington and Lancaster Rds. He leaves his daughter, Mrs. will be in East Cemetery. the playground in September. (Town) arrangements. it. the commission would like it to rolls. They consider evidence aithough a Supreme Court decision of Constance Nowicki of Manchester, Friends - may ,.aucall •at the funeral 1972, not long after the Pentagon Thus, he has requested that the Monday, 9:32 p.m. — Dumpster fire at four other daughters, four sons, two home from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, For example, the commis­ be. Because of the social presented to them by the prosecutor town use $20,(XX) from Community 182 Homestead St. (District) alone in secrecy, and by the papers case, said they should not be sisters, 25 grandchildren and 35 'Dhe family suggests that thou sion complains that on “All in history of the country and the Development to fund the project. great-grandchildren. wishing to may make memorial gifts S.F. neighborhood's witnesses he brings in to testify. exempted from their “normal duty” the Family’’ Edith Bunker advantages males had, they of answering any questions they Work could be started at an earlier Funeral services were this mor- Ihe American Cancer Society, 237 Acting through the grand jury the date if the step is approved. The town “scoots into the kitchen to hold most of the higher ranking might be asked. Lastly, the Colleges expect 90,000 ning in New Britain. E. Center St., or to North United new found clout prosecutor can subpoena witnesses has already appropriated $20,000 in Methodist Church. fetch Archie a beer and rarely jobs. and offer them a limited immunity proceedings (though not the actual CD funds for the work. deliberations of the jury) would.be By United Press International year. fails to have dinner on the The current situation is not SAN FRANCISCO - (LENS) - On Startling effect from prosecution which they will lose Almost 90,000 undergraduates will be Yale University in New Haven opens table by 6 p.m.” training more women for so- the surface, the recent referendum in The effect has been so startling if they refuse to answer. Except in recorded in shorthand, to give both witnesses and prosecutor a reminder checking in at the campuses of nearly 50 with its freshman assembly today and it Now maybe there is called men’s jobs, opening up San Francisco may have seemed that, although it is too early to tell nine states, the witness is on his own, Survey indicates will be the first full year Hanna H. Gray how permanent or worthwhile the of what has been said. colleges and universities in Connecticut something wrong in showing trifling politics: Only half the with no lawyer and no independent this week. has served as the Ivy League school’s ac­ opportunities for them and change will be, it is probable that Public favors reform Edith Bunker as a submissive summer-lulled electorate turned out judge to keep an eye on the arts are alive "The largest single group is at the ting president. WHERE IN THE WORLD treating them fairly at promo­ many other American cities which do prosecutor. Even if such proposals are wife, but the “cure” implied by to decide whether to choose their University of Connecticut main campus at Trinity College in Hartford begins tion time. local councillors through city-wide not have neighborhood elections may Open to abuse adopted, they will only apply in law Storrs, where 12,725 undergraduates are classes Thursday and the University of CAN YOU SAVE MONEY ON the commission is far worse. It But the answer is not to skew races, as in the past, or through a follow suit. For a body so patently open to to federal grand juries. In the in­ STORRS (UPI) — Despite all the fanfare surrounding expected to register for classes. In all 25,- Hartford opens its classes Wednesday. would have the FCC order the content of television shows number of separate neighborhood Four years ago, when the idea of abuse, the grand jury has received dividual states, they will merely sports, the arts are alive and well, according to a survey 704 students — graduate and non-credit One institution, Wethersfield School of of)i incoming Universityuniversity of Connecticut freshmen. students included — are expected to take Law, will be absorbed into the University Edith portrayed in a positive contests. electing city councillors by district almost no surgical attention. Of­ suggest a model of what a grand jury LIFE INSURANCE? to show women in roles they Only about half of the incoming freshmen said they con- courses at UConn’s various branches this Bridgeport system. light (as an atomic scientist rarely fill but where the com­ Such matters of government struc­ first emerged, many were against it, ficials in the Justice Department re­ should be. Public opinion already not least the trade unions. But recent stands on the side of reform, not only sider themselves “well informed” on International news ^ ______perhaps). mission would have them. That ture are not the stuff of electoral pas­ main its most committed supporters. but nearly 65 per cent said they are up on current national sion; but the question, and the developments, including stiff anti­ It is still the best safeguard, they among those who have suffered in the news. > Manch—Uf Ivenlng Herald After that, how long would it is not programming, it’s strike laws affecting the police and answer given, mark a significant past (especially in the McCarthy era, Happiness Is... PubWwd MM y «««nlng «o«pl be before the FCC moved on say, against a criminal prosecution Of about 1,500 students who answered the survey I propaganda, and we shouldn’t movement in American urban other city employes who had being unfair. They also cite the when the executive used the grand questions, 51 per cent said they got most of their state Sund*windhoMm.IM«adM«w A REAUY CUAN UUIWROMAT ManahMMr, Conn. Am Omo* M S*. from TV drama and started demanded full union rights, shoved I I oond CUM MM MMMr. accept it, even if it comes politics. example of the Watergate hearings jury to smoke out communists, and news from newspapers, 28 per cent said they listened to AIR CONDITIONED ir the labor movement’s rank and file SAVINGS BANK telling Walter Cronkite what to labeled as civil rights. Big margin where, without a grand jury sub­ under the Nixon administration, the radio (or state news and 21 per cent cited television as I Suggectad Carriar Rataa feature on the evening news? By a margin of more than two to into line with the more vocal poena, Mr. Nixon would not have when it was used against civil rights their main source. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY _ P a y tM In Advanoa I SM glaoonr...... IM LIFE INSURANCE one San Franciscans plumped for the minorities, dragging its reluctant been obligated to surrender his groups), but also in more conser­ For national news, the freshmen were almost evenly " mrnut...... m divided with 37.5 per cent reading newspapers and 35 per Ona m ona i...... n n idea that future elections should be leaders after it. tapes. vative corners. SPECIAL I The referendum, which cost $400,- cent watching television. ’Twenty-seven per cent said Tliraa fflo n tw ...... iii. r o The Savings Bank of Manchester held at a neighborhood level. This SU monSia...... ttS.40 000 to mount, was forced on to a radio was the primary medium through which they kept I Yesterdays was a victory for those who have informed on national issues. 8Uis.DRYCtEAMIIG*2.00 Ona ya ar...... |M .M Life Insurance Dept ballot by a citizens’ petition signed MM RaM RoquM struggled for four years to wrest the More freshmen attended symphony orchestra concerts largely by members of minority and I Stibaerlfeara who M l to raealva 923 Main Street political control of San Francisco and the legitimate theater than pro baseball and football ~ thM nawapapar balora »M p.m. labor groups. Thought 309 (keen Ri Mould talapliona lha circulation 25 years ago from the “downtown” power blocks games, according to the results of a questionnaire dis------dapaitmant M7-9a4t. Manchester, C t 06040 Town Planning Commission to Red Cross surveys local nurse that had been built up by the system Other issues tribut^ diving this summer’s orienUtion programs ^ , replace John B. Lamenzo who facilities. of city-wide elections where money Other issues inevitably got caught resigned. Use or misuse about waste, because waste leads to Local bottle club operator claims and contracts have counted for more up in the campaign. Mayor George The survey showed 966 freshmen attended professional Board of Directors turn down a Think back on the changes during growth in the economy and jobs for genuine it s a "form of recreation.” than local neighborhood support. Moscone, a Democrat who is oniy theater while 960 freshmen said they went to professional lids proposal to include a community your own lifetime. If you’re in your more people.” 10 years ago The vote will give increased two years into his four-year term, baseball games. It showed 597 first year students swimming pool and auditorium in mid-40’s or older, you will remember A new ethic is needed badly, and it attended serious concerts as opposed to 5^ who went to Joseph P. Dyer, who was recently political power, instead, to San Fran­ had to fight off a referendum provi­ plans for a proposed new Lincoln that the dominant ethical message in is starting to emerge. It includes pro football games. eased out as head of Uie state office School in Center Springs Park. cisco’s many minority or special- sion that would have jettisoned not our society once went something like these elements; “Ability to pay for Politically, about 45 per cent said they considered A •m f of Economic Opportunity, is named Directors approve a |5,000 alloca­ interest groups: Blacks, Mexican- oniy the present 11 city councillors in li this: something does not equal the right to themselves “independent” while...... 31 . per ...... cent labelled A to bead the division of Supporting tion from the Water Reserve Fund Americans, Chinese, Japanese and November but also the mayor, the '•gular and wide mouth “Acquire nqore only if you have the possess it, nor is its availability or themselves Democrats and 24 per cent cited a preference w Staff Services with the Department for the first step in an engineering homosexuals who, taken together, district attorney, the sheriff and a for the Republican party. Ki l l l flit % pinto, pinto of Community Affairs. cash to pay for it...and don’t waste my desire identical with need; the study of the privately owned make up a majority of the city's 650,- host of others in what was labelled “a ’There will be about 2,347 freshmen at UConn this fall. "libs df mdiaitMt quarto, 1A gallons anything.” dowTltdwn RMnckutir Truman A. Crandall Is appointed to Manchester Water Co. 000 population. clean political sweep.” lessening of waste is a good place to Moscone trounced his plan: 64 per Sometime during the years since start in our restraining of consump­ To use new rules World War II, a shift occurred, so tion.” This November San Francisco will cent of the electorate voted against it, leaving him in fact with a stronger that the dominant ethic for. consump­ From “Living with Limits,” by elect a council of 11 members based Charles P. Lutz. political base than he had before. tion in now more like this; “If you on the new rules: Each councillor can pay for it in the future, you have Almanac ‘ The Economist of London Submitted by will, British-style, represent a par­ a right to it now — and if you want it, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, ^ shall be afree spirit ticular area of the city, deliberately you need it...don’t worry too much Emanuel Lutheran Church By I nilcil Press International On this day in history: drawn to give minorities the m one map set mp place or time Today is Tuesday Sept. 6, the 249th In 1620, 149 Pilgrims set sail from strongest possible voice. The coun­ (lay of 1977 with 116 to follow. England for the "New World.” cillors, therefore, will tend to be more varied and respohsive than HOLIDAY fUJNi The moon is moving from its last In 1901, P re sid en t W illiam quarter to a new moon. McKinley was shot and critically those who have gained a place in city hall in the past. Free Spirit Cafe & Lounge The morning stars are Mercury, wounded in Buffalo, N.Y. He died Reflections Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. eight days later. The style of city politics is already DEVELOPING SPECIALS! There is no evening star. In 1909, word was received that changing. Some 130 people have 341 KELLY ROAD • OFF VERNON CIRCLE Those born on this date are under Adm. Robert Peary had gotten to the plunged into the November contest. Hal Turkington VERNON, CONNECTICUT BEAUTFUL BORDERLESS COLOR PRINTS Plus OUR “ PICTURE PERFECT” Policy the sign of Virgo. North Pole five months earlier — on There has been an explosion of door- Managing Editor ;inal American social worker Jane Ad- to-door canvassing, of buttonholing .SanAwickas iervaJ on , 'P um pernicket or If you are dissatisfied with any print we make, return it to us within 30 days ot purchase with the origi April 6, 1909. Orepms OanneHon tape. dams was born Sept. 6, 1860. neighbors and of local appraisals of processing envelope and we will refund the cost ot returned prints promptly and cheerfully... no red rival candidates. Gone are the Flnah( chopped veal & chicken, delicately seasoned with a CrclofCkiti or Soup of tke anJSpinack SataJ blend of Imported and domestic cheeses, wrapped In a verv apathetic, television-styled heavy- thin French pancake. Bring in ali your fiim for these speciais: European Girl Scouts paid visits to entertain their guests. money politics of old. Q u ic k ,' jCorraina Manchester and to ’Troop 1 in 1959 The Scottish guests were enter­ The visitors formed a Tak for Mad palm witk SiicoA SerntuAes ^)niorif circle, to express their “thanks for A blend of imported cheeses with morsels of bacon, served In and 1960. tained in homes of ’Troop 1 families. S J a rA ^^oifoA O /ivei anA C^rackers a tender tart shell. In 1959, it was Girl Guides from Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Sundquist the food” in song after the reception. Mayor Gene Kelly was there, as was e tB .a f smotkm rJ ^ i t k m J i a C L J J o r potato. Beautitully presented on an Imported natural Coquilla stayed four weeks. Village, Mystic Seaport, New York More than 700 Manchester Shell. anAPuiiimn ^rassinf That visit was considered a first City and Washington, D.C. Troop 1 residents attended a Danish Festival Ccak Smpsciat Offer good on Offer good on at Manchester High School to watch for Manchester, possibly the first in took them to Acadia National Park in Alaskan King Crab prepared with a side ol butter and wins Kodak, GAF, OFFER 1 Kodak, GAF, the state and probably a first in the Maine, the White Mountains in New the Danish girls dance, sing, and act SLvJCornJBeaf. Sauark rau/, tflehoASwUi aauca, attractively preaanled In a natural shell. Fuji, or other [e x p ir e s I Fuji, or other out fairly tales. nation for European scouts to visit Hampshire, to Niagara Falls, and, of witk Puiiian IZVaiiing, sarva A O pen S a ceA tSrmait ttorJoH tS tm u compatible s e p t . I compatible the U.S.A. The girls stayed in homes of Troop course, hiking the Long Trail in Ver­ Flavorlul boned breast ol Cornish, stulled with Imported ham color print film. 10 I color print film. mont. 1 members, spent two weeks in Girl ★ ★ ★ pastrami, SermuAa Onion, ArenckaA witk and a blend ol Swiss and Muenster cheese. First report of the impending visit ★ ★ ★ Scout camps in New England, took a W J t J S w i s s Crak Waat SanJaiick Valid only on film left for developing Valid only on film left for developing was made in 1958 while Troop 1 bus trip to Vermont and hiked the Danish Scouts came to Manchester Open faced with melted Cheddar. now through Sept. 10 now through Sept. 10 Scouts were in Europe. They en­ in 1960, and there were 17 girls plus Long Trail, went camping at BaUJtanc smotkereA witk Smia Chat, couraged their counterparts abroad their leaders, Elsemarle Wandall, Provincetown, and visited sites as ADO 39c PER ROU ON ASA 400 FILAA. did the Scottish girls. to make a return visit. Hanne Sand Hansen and Anne Mrs. David Starrett was chairman Berthelsen. Emily Smith has comment that SI u k I D ark; BtM it, SI u m I VHuiknomi, of the parents’ group of Troop 1 and They came for two months, “the exchange visits contributed to JnneluJ milk ftlaktJ CkmJJar they had a problem to solve. You arriving here June 20 after crossing better understanding for world Restock your film needs now! peace.” desserts see those visiting girls were limited the Atlantic Ocean aboard and Drt, Spirit , .A comiinalion at any two o f ika ako Cke ese Cak e wi tk Ckarr, tJoppin, in the amount of money they could Gripsholm. ’They were members of meats wi tkW etuASw iss anA CkeAAar. take out of their native lands. The Absalom II, Troop 1 and 2, from ★ ★ ★ Sriik Cafftm KODACOLOR KODACOLOR C126-20 Scottish group, with assistance of Copenhagen. There were 10 trips aboard for fUnicaa C aff,, 12 Exposure C 126-12 20 Exposure C 135-20 other members of the Ranger Com­ A few days after they arrived, the Troop 1 scouts of Manchester —1949, C olor Film C llO -1 2 Color Rhn C llO -2 0 •l^ N e y s r w pany in Cupar, Fife, Scotland, raised Danish girls were entertained at a 1952,1956, 1958,1961,1964,1967,1960 Cappuccino Scot Spirit enough money to pay for their air reception at the home of Mr. and and 1971. SCHOOL Cnffoo, Voa, Sanka, Coko 3 WAYS TO CHARGE passage. Mrs. Thomas Ferguson.. Tom was ’Two return visits were paid - by SALE: Tues, thru Sat. 'Droop 1 Scouts went back to work, OOf. 104Jn.to9-J0B.M. then the publisher of liie Herald. the Scottish and Qgnish scouts. 11«T0 serving more suppers, raising funds Trt^Kfl Saturaiy: 9 4.111. to 9:36 p j*. Mrs. Ferguson had been an assistant These columns last week and today Entertainmtnt M vn day a w f k - Sunday 6-11 Original DIxialand Jaxz Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 (MR. through rummage sales and fashion leader of Troop 1 in her scouting bring back memories for shows, and finding the money to days. Manchester’s Troop 1 Girl Scouts. PAGE 8PC-A - MANCHEOTER EVBNIWQ HBiRALD. MincliMter. Conn., Tues.. Sept. 6 .1W7

50th wedding anniversary 5IANCH R EVENING HERALD. I , Com.. Tuea.. Seat. 8,1977 - PACE SEVEN-A Children’a programs planned at YWCA Betty’s notebook Mr. and Mrs. 111011181 F. Kelley of 24 Drescber Rd. were honored on the occasion of their 50th wedding an­ The fall program activities for children and youths will including duckpin bowling, gymnastics for girls, outdoor niversary at a cocktail party and dinner in Holdemess, be starting the week of Sept. 19 at the Nutineg Branch sports and games, modem ballet, self-defense, and tennis By Betty Ryder N.H., on Aug. 17. YWCA of the Hartford Region. Registration is now being instruction. These classes meet on weekday afternoons The dinner was hosted Iw their sons, Thomas G. Kelley taken for the following classes. after school. of Manchester, David R. Kelley of Alexandria, Va., a ^ For preschoolers,; 'The Tiny Tots group, arts and Programs for teen-age participants include Hatha William M. Kelley of Windham, N.H., and attend^ by crafts, gatries and fongs, for children aged 3; Tiny Tots Yoga and body conditioning classes on weekday evenings. family members from Maine, New Hampshire, Connec­ Plua group, for children 4 and 5. Each group meets one Tennis lessons and Red Cnss baby-sitting will be offered Hope you all had a safe and happy weekend. wrote in this column about pictures I had found of Donald afternoon a week for two hours. afternoons. The weather was great and we enjoyed a family Ward, who was the arresting officer in the Charles Man- ticut, New York, Virginia and Florida. Mrs. Thomas 0. 50ih Anniversary cookout in Ellington and watched the daring parachutists Kelley made the three-tiered anniversary cake. Kiddie Kalisthenics: Preschool exercise, meets mor­ There will also be rap sessions for teens on Wednesday son case in California. afternoons, as an informal group interaction focusing on float down. Finally, a reader called me and she knew Don’s sister The cocktail party, during which the Kelleys received ning or afternoons. Mr. and Mrs. CUfford C. Griswold The backyard of my son and daughter-in-law’s home many gifts, was hosM by Mrs. Kelley’s nephew, George Preschool dance: For the 3 to 5 age group. issues which concern young people. who iives in East Hartford. Eventually, the sister called A new YWCA Teen CTub will also be developed for girls of Manchester and Brandenton, Fla., backs up almost to Ellington Airport and we really C. Alvord of Litchfield, Conn., and Holdemess, N.H. Classes for elementary school-age children include were honored on Aug. 28 with a 50th me and was interested in having the pictures of her late ages 13-17, involving both social and service projects. enjoyed the colorful chutes as they drifted down. Oh, a brother. Well, she never gave me her last name. The couple was married on Aug. 17,1027 in a private creative macrame and a Red Cross baby-sitting course. wedding surprise lawn party. It was few landed in a com field, which is sort of a buffer zone ceremony. Both are graduates of Bates College in There will also be a number of physical fitness classes. For further Information, call the YWCA office at 647- Her name is Ruby and she lives off of Long Hill Rd. in 1437. held at the home of their daughter between the yard and the landing strip, but for the most East Hartford. If anyone knows how I may contact her, Lewiston, Maine, where they met. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon part they had good control of their chutes. please give me a call. I would like to pass the photos Mr. and Mrs. Kelley were also feted at a dinner party LaBarron of Coventry and their three' Funny, I like to fly, but Jumping out of a plane never along to her, but don’t know how to reach her. in Meredith, N.H., on Aug. 15 by many of their friends All-day w orkshop on psychotherapy set children, Edward, Kathy and Susan. appeal^ to me. Must be old age, though; come to think of I know she was on vacation during the United vacationing in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. They Among the 60 p e s ts attending It, it never appealed to me when I was younger—yester­ Technologies Corp. shutdown the first two weeks in were presented with a cake decorated with 50 oneKlollar were Edward Broe and Mrs. Dr. Albert Ellis, of New York Qty, an expert in the proach holds that emotional disturbance is essentially day. August, so I am hopeful the first caller will call again. bills. Margaret Miller who served as atten­ Anyway, I ate all the things I’m not supposed to, and Before retiring in 1967, Mr. Kelley was athletic direc­ field of Rational-E)motive Psychotherapy, will present an caused by irrational attitudes and beliefs about the all-day workshop at the Education Community, 645 Birch dants at the couple’s wedding on much more than I should—but, gee, that’s what a cookout tor and coach and for 42 years a teacher at Manchester nature of one’s self and the social environment. Sept. 3, 1927 in Wethersfield. is all about. Heading North ' High School. He officiated collegiate football for the Mountain Rd., Saturday, Sept. 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dr. Ellis is director of the Institute for Rational Living The workshop, which is being cosponsored by Rockville The couple received a money tree T h an ks The Manchester Women’s Club is planning a trip to Eastern College Athletic Conference for a number of and Institute for Advanced Study in Rational and gifts. Montreal over the Columbus Day weekend. years. General Hospital and the Educational Community, will Psychotherapy in New York. He received his B.A. depee Thanks to all the nice people who called about the include a discussion of philosophy and techniques of Mr. and Mrs. Griswold, who are I was especially interested since I recently spent a Mrs. Kelley taught school in New Haven prior to their from City College in New York and an M.A. and Ph.D. in retired, owned and operated the PEOPLE page feature on Karen Crane of Andover and week there. marriage. Rational-Emotive Psychotherapy, as well as live Ginical Psychology from Columbia University. Buttercup Anne. State Awning Co. in Hartford for 37 The trip coordinator, Rose Menasian, told me that The couple has three granddaughters, Betty Lynn, demonstrations of these techniques. This treatment ap- He has published over 350 papers in related Journals, It really seemed to touch the hearts of many people; years. They lived in Bolton and after reading my column, the group is planning on having Kathleen and Megan; and three grandsons, Michael, and has written and published 31 books, some of which in­ Manchester before moving to and of course, it was a story I enjoyed writing. dinner one night at Le Festin de Gouvenour, which is the Timothy, and William Jr. clude; "A New Guide To Rational Living,’’ “How To Live We have a super photographer in Steve Dunn and Florida. banquet I enjoyed so much. Makes me wish I were going. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kelley With A Neurotic,” "Reason And Emotion In They will be'going on a trip to without his fine pictures I don’t believe the story alone Psychotherapy,” “The Art And Science Of Love^’’ “How could have carried the message. In the Mrvice Alaska soon. (Herald photo by Dunn) Happy birthday To Raise An Emotionally Healthy, Happy Child,’’ “Sex 'There’s an old saying among feature writers: “If you Without Guilt,” and “Growth Through Reason. write about children or animals, you can’t go too far Just have to say "Happy Birthday” to a dear friend, Births Joseph Miranda Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miran­ For further information and registration, call The wrong.’’ who is 73 years young today -E ddy Reed, well-known Educational Community, 646-0711. Thanks for the many calls and personal contacts. It pianist at Cavey’s Restaurant. da Sr. of 26 Cumberland St., has been promoted to Mikullitz, Timothy Wayne, son of Wayne J. and great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper of technical sergeant in the U. S. Air Force. makes working almost fun. Eddy has played the piano there for many years, about Gates Mills, Ohio and Beatrice Costello of ^ u th Euclid, 171 believe. I’m sure many of his friends will be on hand Cheryl Carlson Mikullitz of 33 Tudor Hill Rd., South Sgt. Miranda, a weather forecaster, is assiped at HELP Windsor. He was bora July 29 at Manchester Memorial Ohio. His paternal great-grandparents are John Gigle of Langley, AFB, Va., with a unit of the Military Airlift tonight to wish him many more happy and healthy years. Hartford and Mrs. John Gigle of Manchester. I need the help of some readers. Several weeks ago I I know I will. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Command. 6 Thomas Quinn of 1015 Tolland ’Tpke. His paternal grand­ The sergeant is a 1962 graduate of Hartford Public High parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mikullitz of 133 Oak St., Johns, Jason Peter, son of Richard and Judy AUam School. His wife, Barbara, is the daughter of Mrs. Lois Engagsd South Windsor. His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. Johns of 36 Taylor St., East Hartford. He was bora Aug. Matthews of Hartford. and Mrs. John Mikullitz of St. Petersburg, Fla. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternai grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Aliam of Harper David A. Ruddell, grandson of Mrs. Wilhelmina Woods, Mich. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Harrison, Megan Alisa, daughter of William J. and if Fleischer of 87C Bluefield Dr., has been promoted to Ethel McLain Harrison of 9 Janet Lane, Rockville. She Mrs. Peter Johns of Detroit, Mich. He has a brother, senior master sergeant in the U. S. Air Force. Richard Jr., 2; and three sisters, Sharon, 7, Kimberley, 6, GIGANTIC I AWN CARE was bora Aug. 26 at Rockville General Hospital. She has Sgt. Ruddell, an aircraft maintenance superintendent, and Darlene, 3. five brothers, William Jr., Mark, Scott, Todd and Jeffrey. is assiped at Sembach AB, Germany, with a unit of the Provencal, Amy Lynn, daughter of Thomas P. and United States Air Forces in Europe. Avino, Stephen Michael, son of Vincent A. and Gail Marilyn Eddy Provencal of 17 Carol Dr. She was born The sergeant is a 1955 paduate of Manchester High Jette Avino of 33 Lorraine Dr., Tolland. He was bora Aug. Aug. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal School and received a B.S. depee in business administra­ 28 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy of Thompson. tion in 1975 from St. Joseph College, Albuquerque, N M parents are Mr. and Mrs. John V. Jette of Durham, N.H. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore His wife, Phyllis, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ He has a brother, Christopher Vincent, 3. Call of Glastonbury. Her maternal great-grandparents mond Frankenberger of North Fort Myers, Fla. are Mr. and Mrs. James McConville of Woodbury. She son of Francis and Ann Menoiti, Francis Joseph, has a brother, Thomas Jr., 5; and a sister, Robin, 8. Hajla Menottl of Norwegian Rd., Tolland. He was bora Aug. 24 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal Schaefer, Laura Ann, daughter of Paul G. and Jessica grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hajla of Norwalk. Ann Conley Schaefer of 859 Swamp Rd., Coventry. She was bora Aug. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her \E p H o k h l son of Michael A. and DeLugan, Michael Douglas, maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conley Marilyn Dubois DeLugan of 7 Lanz Lane, Ellington. He of 139 South Rd., Bolton. Her paternal grandparents are D i s c o u n t was bora Aug. 24 at Rockville General Hospital. He has Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Schaefer Sr. of 39 Hale St., Extn., SALE two brothers, Robert and James. Rockville. Baxter, Jason Robert, son of Robert A. and Dawn L. Belanger, Matthew Paul, son of Paul R. and Paulette Manchester Glastonbury S Coville Baxter of Middle Rd., Ellington. He was bora Nicoletos Belanger of 76 Winthrop Rd. He was bora Aug. Aug. 27 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal 260 No. Main SL Fox Run Mall 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal ( grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barkley of Middle grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Nicoletos of Old Rd., Ellington. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and EAST HARTFORD Plans for a Sept. 24 wedding are Orchard Beach, Maine. His paternal grandparents are The engagement of Miss Karen The engagement of Miss Carol Ann Mrs. Alfred Baxter of Norwich. He has a sister, 1150 Bumsido Avo. • 001 Silver Lana !^ r Vi being made by Miss Nancy Merk of Marie Tedford of Manchester to Gass of Kingston, Pa., to Frank T. Brldgettd Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Emile Belanger of Biddeford, Maine. Albany, N.Y., formerly of East Hart- Terry Linden Ober of Rockville has, Jodaltis of Milton, Mass., has been 4 9L foi^, and William F. Woodard, son of been announced by her parents, Mr. announced by her father, Chester West, Rebecca Ann, daughter of Gary M. Sr. and San­ Reg. 3.12 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Woodard of and Mrs. Gordon Tedford of 19 Gass of Kingston. She is also the dra MacKinnon West of 350 Shenipsit L ^ e Rd., Tolland. Rosemary Pi. L0NG& E Camden, N.Y. dau^ter of the late Agnes Gass. She was bora Aug. 26 at Rockville General Hospital. Her The bride-elect was graduated Mr. Ober is the son of Gloria Gun­ Mr. Jodaitis is the son of Mrs. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford of SILKY Sears from East Hartford High School, ning of Eastbrook, Maine and Ladislaus Jodaitis of Milton, Mass., 5 Pleasant St., Rockville. Her paternal grandparents are received her B.A. degree from Em­ Kenneth Ober of West Hartford. and the late Mr. Jodaitis. Mr. and Mrs. Harold West of 278 Merrow Rd., Tolland. manuel College in Boston, Mass., and The bride-elect was graduated The bride-elect was graduated She has a brother, Gary M. Jr.; and two sisters, Tammy ^ , I ClAIROt did graduate work at Hartt College of from Manchester High School in from Wilkes College and Boston Jean and Dawn Ellen. Muric of the University of Hartford. 1975. She is presently attending the College. She is presently employed as condition Her fiance received Us B.S. degree Morse School of Business in Hartford a counselor on the staff of the Robinson, Nichole Carolyn, daughter of Carl and Baowty tack Traotiwwl from Union College in Schenectady, and is employed by the State of Southeastern Massachusetts Univer­ Beverly Hare Robinson of 68K Imperial Dr. She was bora W BoOuN FVtKiiplK>0 P icxI'OubWd Hoi< N.Y., and did graduate work at Connecticut in East Hartford. sity Counseling Center, North Dart­ Aug. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. 1.99 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Her fiance was graduated from mouth, Mass. ■NET WT 4 02 JAR 1/ I i Troy, N.Y. Coventry High School in 1973. He is Her fiance, a graduate of Potter, Bryan David, son of David L. and Mary Beth Both are employed by the New employed at Sabrina Pools in Coven­ Worcester Polytechnic Institute, is Cooper Potter of 240 Oak St. He was bora Aug. 15 at try. York State Department of Civil Ser­ the water and sewer administrator Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ FINAL FROST-n-TIP vice in Albany, N.Y. The couple is planning an Oct. 22 for the Town of Manchester. 2 Main St. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cooper of Pepper Pike, FARR’S NET The wedding will be held at the wedding at Center Congregational A November wedding will be held Ohio. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mb's. OPEN MON.-SAT. to 9 P.M. KIT SAVE Church in Manchester. (Nassiff in Kingston, Pa. Tel. 643-2711 or 646-3998 Zion Episcopal Church in Rome, Warren L. Potter of Hebron Rd., Bolton. His maternal WK N.Y., with the Rev. Beverly photo) UHri Mg Messenger-Harrls officiating. Unwwit 12 01. 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Behulta 12 Huulilw dapoait h I I 7 n 2 Ovar (Gar.) if F L V Dear Abby inltrumant 77 H Adult basic education M A C C n«wt 13 Suthfftand 3 Oatart In Asia A D P ipKitllv 4 Background fi U n AS WLLAPPROlCHE&lile 5 M 1 A Homerooms By Abigail Van Buren 14 Diu«n6ng of a ^sy N A5K0UR5£LVE5,‘WH8^ vote 5 Loafa r begins at MHS Sept. 20 A K s T J PID7HE5VMMER60?" 15 Uibillty 6 Animal waits 0 1 0 16 Spicy quality chamical be introduced to the AA program at AA.” (1) We admitted we were L N T H at MHS Bj Nancy von Hollen 17 Compati 7 Family K K V Clatiei in adult basic education, a member of a high school clau Alcetelies Anonymous (AA) is a these sessions. Each meeting is powerleu over alcohol —that our point mambar T high Khool equivalency preparation, which has already graduated. opened with this prayer: “God grant DEAR ABBY: The letter about whether to have a boy I I Ethiopia's 6 Bursts from 28 Insids (prsf.) goddass of fellowship of men and women who lives had become unmanageable. (2) babysitter caught my eye because of an experience we had naighbor 27 Psssad swsy paaca and E ^ i h for the foreign bom will Tbere.are two levels of classes In Students attending Manchester - share th ^ experience, strength and me the serenity to accept the things I We came to believe that a power years ago. 20 Examinad (il.) • Hotals 28 Thiilsnd 42 Am not (si.) English for the fo reip bom. The High School should report to their 28 Grssi Lsks begin Tuesday, Sept. 20, as part of Ixm with each other that they may cannot change, courap to change the greater than ourselves could restore When our daughter was 3 and our son was 6, we had a 22 Thoaa in 10 Wtithsrcock 43 Boundtr first level concerns itself with the homeroom stations Wednesday by 8 offica 30 McNflly'i the Manchester Adult Evening School solve their common problem and thingsl can, and wisdom to know the us to sanity. (3) We made a decision nice, shy neighbor boy stay with them occasionally. When 11 Looktd st 44 Ridgt of stnd f-4 prontun. basic fundamentals of speaking, a.m. the 6-year-old told us about some of the funny games the 23 Jaiui 19 Gsnstic psrtnsr help others to recover from difference.” to turn our will and our lives over to monogram 32 Ortgi 45 Fall in drops reading and writing the English Homeroom assignments are made sitter was trying to play with our daughter, we reported matsriti These classes, offered free of alcoholism. Most of us prior to attending Honor the care of God as we understood 24 Hippodroma 21 Bsissm's 35 Twisttd 45 Snow vthicit language for those adults who are according to last name alphabetiza­ the incident to the sitter’s parents and decided “n o more 27 Badroom charge to Manchester area residents, As part of their outreach, members Court as MACC volunteers probably Him. (4) We made a searching and mount 35 Agilt 47 Mincsd oath new to this country. The second level tion. They are as follows: boy sitters." (umitura will meet Tuesday and Thursday of AA conduct Honor Court every aren’t aware of the deep belief in God fearless moral inventory of 31 Braathing 23 Irritstas 38 Grsak Isttsr 48 Chicago Seniors Today I would amend that decision: no more boy sitters 24 Got off Mickey Finn — Morria Walaa evenings from 6:30 to 0:30 at gives further proficiency in English Monday evening in the East Hartford that AA members have. 'Die entire ourselves. (5) We admitted to God, to organ 39 Fruit drink mayor Rm. 103, A-Ba; Rm. 109, Be-Bur; unless I knew the family well enough to be aasured that 25 Hustit Manchester High School. skills to those foreign bom adults and court room. Alcohol related AA program is based on this belief as ourselves, and to another human their attitude toward early sex education was sufficiently 32 Is situatad 41 Grtsk 51 Gold (Sp.| Rm. Ill, BuyCol; Rm. 114, Com-Des; 33 Ona of tha A4ult basic Question classes give is designed for individual needs such is evidenced in the “Twelve Steps of being the exact nature of our wrongs. enlightened and that they provided their Idds with the 1 2 3 4 r - 9UT t DO MOT I CAM CTO NOTHING offenders are given an opportunity to Garahwint r * 7 1 9 10 11 SEE YOU IN THE FOR CAIUjOS in an individualized program in as citizenship, obtaining a driver’s Rm. 116, Dev-Duf; Rm. 118, Dum- (6) We were entirely ready to have information they asked for. 34 Doctrina SHERIFF FINN... EVERY DAY COURTROOM! YOU 12 13 reading, spelling, grammar, and license, and American literature and Er; Rm. 121, Es-Fo; Rm. U2, Fr- God remove all those defects of Our boy sitter did nothing violent; his transgression was adharant 14 I SIT IN THAT COORTBOOM.. OAVE ME A the obvious result of a natural curiosity that had been (suffix) ANP I HEAR... AND t SEC PROMISE YOU mathematics to those adults who culture. Goc; Rm. 203, God-Harm; Rm. 207, character. (7) We humbly asked Him IS 11 17 VYOULD JFgLP have not attained an eighth grade In person registration will be held Harr-Hoo; Rm. 208, Hou-Ken. consistently thwarted at home and sady neglected at 35 Horta CARLOS: to remove our shortcomings.” school. dlractivai II 19 :o 21 level. This program will lead to Tues^y, Sept. 13 in the gymnasium Also, Rm. 209, Ker-Lad; Rm. 210, The second of the ‘‘Twelve 36 Raclinad ■ MCC offers several Now, 17 years after that incident. I read in the papers 22 preparation for the high school at Manchester High School. Lag-Lo; Rm. 211, Lu-McC; Rm. 213, Traditions of AA” states, “For our about pregnant 12- and 13-year-old girls who don’t l ^ w 37 Spinay 39 Stralyhtanad ■ equivalency diploma program. Further information about these McD-Murd; Rm. 217, Murp-Pel; Rm. group purpose there is but one ul­ what “contraception" means, and teenage boys who 24 2S 21 21 29 30 classes is available by contacting 219, Pen-Q; Rm. 220, R-Schi; Rm. 40 Auxiliary varb ■ The high school equivalency non*credit courses timate authority—a loving God as He accidentally become fathers. And I think that mothers 41 Idantificationt 31 program offers courses in English, Joel Ouison, director of adult basic 222, Schl-Sm; Rm. 223, So-Th; Rm. may express Himself in our group should worry less about the danger of having a boy sitter (si.) ” 34 ■ 1 social studies, science and education, at the Board of Education, 224, To-Was; Rm. 225, Wat-Z. conscience. Our leaders are but and more about the backward attitude of Uie large and 42 Passion Juniors powerful “nice” segment of our society. This group seems 45 Attirad ■ ■ » mathematics for those adults who 646-5864, extension 252. ’The Community Services Division for eight Thursdays beginning Sept. trusted servants, they do not 49 Writt4n 37 31 have not attained a high school Rm. 123, A-Ban; Rm. 125, Bar- of Manchester 6>nununity College hell-bent on keeping kids dangerously curious and ■ 8; intoruitional cooking on Tuesdays govern.” uninformed even as they stand in the midst of wall-to-wall avidinea of i 40 diploma. At the completion of the Bra; Rm. 127, B re^i; Rm. 128, Cl- (MCC) is offering a variety of non­ beginning Sept. 13; macrame Mon­ Over the past four years, many of centerfolds. dabt ■ program, students will take the Co; Rm. 130, Cr-Deb; Rm. 131, Del- credit courses this semester. so Laarning 42 43 44 46 47 41 days beginning Sept. 12; block prin­ our area churches have been serving What our kids don't know about responsible sex and 52 Womans ■ Connecticut High School Equivalency Dr; Rm. 132, Du-Fo; Rm. 133-Fr-Go; The selection of courses includes ting on Wednewiays be^nning Sept. refreshments at the Honor Ck>urt parenthood is hurting us all. nama 40 SO SI S2 Priacllla’a Pop - Al Varmaar Examination (GED) which is About town Rm. 226, Gr-Hen; Rm. 228, Her-Kea. behavior modification in dieting for CONCERNED PARENT 53 Cloistarad 14, and quilting Mondays beginning meetings. Most of these S3 14 recognized as a valid high school Also, Rm. 229, Kec-Let; Rm. 230, teenagers, a 10-week course that will Sept. 12. woman 59 organizations have faithfully 54 Island of HERE'S AN ARTICLE I CJON'T IT POES SOUNP ITS BASED ON A ^ diploma for employment a ^ college Lew-Mat; Rm. 231, Maz-Min; Rm. meet Monday afternoons beginning DEIAR CONCERNED: Your concern about keeping $6 V 51 THAT SAYS ITS HEALTHIER The Officers and Directors of For additional information,' con­ attended and provided refreshments cfaDdren “dangerously curious" and uninformed is valid. Mints BELIEVE K IN D O F THREE-YEAR STUDY admltsion. Last year, over 60 232, Mis-Oc; Rm. Og-Pic; Rm. Sept. 12. Other courses are basic 55 Porridga FOR THE BOC7Y TD BE FAR-FETCHED/ Omar Shrine Club will meet at 8 tact the Community Services Divi­ to Honor Court on their assipied But curious and uninformed sitters come in two sexes, and (N(W|PAP|N INTIRPRill A||N| OF NUDITY IN Manchester area residents received p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the 235, Pil-Rlt; Rm. 239, Riv-Sea; Rm. bookkeeping on Mondays, beginning sion, 646-2137. night regardless of weather, sununer some GIRL sitters sometimes try to play funny games 55 Psgods finisi WITHOUT CLOTHES/ their high school equivalency through home of Herb Kingsbury in Union. 240, Sei-St; Rm. 241, Su-Tu; Rm. 242, Sept. 12; a pre-retirement workshop vacation or proximity to their own with little boys. x : this program. Car pools will form at the Tw-Wh; Rm. 24S-W1-Z. religious holidays. Again, I thank you To be eligible to receive the Washington Social Club at 7. Sophom ores all for your cooperation. The DEAR ABBY: A fine young bachelor has recently joined diploma, one must be 19 years old or 1 ^ . 134, A-Barb; Rm. 135, Bare- members of AA and the family the firm where I am employed. I am not a matchmaker, but Win at Bridge Bl; Rm. 136, Bol-Brl; Rm. 140, Bro- I know an outstanding single lady I think he would lilu. I relations officers are also extremely have a feeling these two would find a lot in common, and I Push for that extra chance Cel; Rm. A-7, Ch-Cot; Rm. A-0, Cou- About town thankful for these contributions. Dl; Rm. 271, Do-Fa; Rm. 244, Fe- would like to get them together. How do I go about it Toastmasters meetWednesday However, I believe we should be without being too obvious? Ge; Rm. 245, Gi-HaJ; Rm. 246, Hal- NORTH hearts and leads the king of the people to be grateful. We’ve been Should I tell him I know a nice woman, and then wait for AB753 diamonds. East takes his ace The Mary Mother of Faith Prayer Congregational Church will meet Toastmasters will meet Johnson and Gerard Ayotte, both of Hi; Rm. 247, Ho-Kel. given the opportunity to witness first him to offer to take her out? That seenu rather «K7 and leads back a heart. Now Community will meet Wednesday at Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. in the Rob­ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Center -’Manchester, and Richard Black of Also, Rm. 248, Ken-La; Rm. 240, hand the battle to attain sobriety presumptuous, and I’m afraid it might make the woman *65 South leads his queen of Le-Mac; Rm. 251, Maf-McL; Rm. 7:30 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran, bins Room. appear too available. Any suggestions? «K J732 Congregational Church. East Hartford. these men and women from Hoqor diamonds and East shows out. Don Carlson, district governor, The purpose of Toastmasters is to 255, McN-Mo; Rm. 258, Mu-Paga; Church, 40 Pitkin St., instead of East MRS. IN-BETWEEN Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawranca Court are fighting. We’ve le a rn t WEST EAST The hand collapses and in­ will be the fe c ia l guest. Carlson help business persons and the public Rm. 260, Pagg-Pre; Rm. 262, M - Catholic High School as previously 'The Ladies of St. James will have a *Q10 stead of making nine tricks that alcoholism is a virus flourishing DEAR MRS.: Arrange an informal evening at your * J9642 «eKet> MY CAHD. MR. REEK.../ " ONE oversees more than 50 Toastmasters to practice and improve their Ry; Rm. 264, Sa-Sm; Rm. 286, So- announced. board meeting tonight at 7:30 at the ¥ J 10 9 5 2 ¥ 86 4 3 South is likely to make only justsendmevour / perfectly, [Later THEN yOU'RB- in our community. This illness at­ home and invite them separately. [’The more people you WRITE ME A COMPLETE / 5CARCELV B IL L - ALL STRICTL'Y / DEAR BOV... Thl; Rm. 268, Tho-We; Rm. 270, Wh- home of Mrs. Phyllis Racine, 68 * to 8 3 2 ♦ A six. VOU'RE NOT clubs In Connecticut and eastern New speaking skills. p r o f ile OP TI5H ADAIRi / LIKES TO hush-h u s h ; you o ie ll lea ve h e r tacks all vulnerable parties invite, the less “obvious" you’ll be.) And If they have as *65 South should go up with INTER£»TEP York. Z. The local chapter of Parents Tonica Springs Trail. Mrs. Sue *AQ10 DISCUSS t o m e ; IN VW A a NEI The public Is welcome. regardless of ethnic background, much in common as you think they have, they’ll “discover” .SOUTH (D) Presenting speeches will be Bruce Anonymous will meet tonight at 7 at Mangano will be co-hostess. each other. dummy's king of hearts at Center Congregational Church, 11 religion, education, or income * AK trick one. Then he leads the bracket. We pray as Honor Court [P.S. One cardinal rule for matchmakers: Don’t arrange ¥ A Q first diamond from dummy. Center St. Britannia Chapter, Daughters of a match unless you think you’re doing them BOTH a celebrates its fourth anniversary on 9KQJ97) East plays his ace. but the British Empire, will meet favor.) *984 Sept. 12 that God lend his strength to catches a small diamond, not Manchester Grange will install of­ Thursday at 11:30 a m. at the home Both vulnerable an honor. South gets five uewamiiw* :V js-.taraaHWW these lonely and desperate people so . ficers Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at of Mrs. Theodore Molava, 49 diamonds, two spades, two Weil North East South Grange Hall. Seminary Rd., Simsbury. that they may come to cope with hearts, game and rubber. their problem with alcohol. 1* Note that this gains only MCC calondar Membership is open to women of Astro-graph Pass 1* Pass 2N.T. The American Legion Auxiliary British birth or ancestry. Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass because East held a singleton will have a tag sale on Saturday, By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass ace of diamonds. Against any Opening lead — J¥ other combination it would Sept. 10, at the post home on Legion The Reynolds Circle of South Meals on Wheels Manchester (immunity * S ta r tin g a S m all begin, through Sept. 15. ♦Introduction to Travel, not have hurt South to win that Dr. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Members United Methodist Church will meet first trick in his own hand. College offers this calen­ Business, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Duplicate Bridge, 7:45 volunteers help you scale the mountain to­ By Oswald & James Jacoby 88 p.m., H211. are asked to bring items to the post tonight at 7:30 in the education wing t o day Should you overlook them Alley Oop — Dave Qraua dar of events in the interest H211. p.m., HR102, 103. ♦Discovering the Arts in they'll not only refuse to assist In “Bridge is Beautiful" of the community. All the on Friday, or to call Mary Walker at for a fair workshop. are needed Paul Oomelln gives this hand ♦Astrology I —8-10 p.m., Saturday, Sept, 10 C onnecticut, 7-9 p.m ., 6438155 if they have items that you again. — they may harass THE 0I74OSAUR PBCTTECTS 1H6 HMwvl maybe, if BBTTB* 'yrr, I COVER OVER . . . I WILL , MCC-sponsored activities HR 206. BOkMbi? you to show how declarer should MOOVIAN, s o I MUST SET ELAC DUG PIT..../ THAT 6INKHOUE -THERE...-THEN HAVE HIM.' Credit and non-credit H206. needed to be picked up. Also, The North United Methodist The Meals On Wheels program ad- take advantage of every little cyp MtKA...BLlT MnsAJ? listed below are open to the Movie — “Taxi Driver,” Sspl. 7, 1977 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) A New York reader asks if Community Services ♦Advanced and members are asked to call Mrs. Church Council on Ministries will ministered by River East New ideas or ever: an Invention extra chance. He is in three public and many are free of 9 p.m., MAud. courses registration, 9 Refresher Celestial Discard the rule book today Use we approve of all the fancy Walker if they can help at the sale. meet tonight a t 7:30 at the church. Homemaker-Home Health Aid Ser­ that you could think up this com­ your Yankee Ingenuity. Just notrump. Never mind how he charge. For further infor­ a.m.-noon. Registrar’s Of­ Navigation, 7:30-9:30 p.m., ing year may be very rewarding. got there. The contract is a modern leads that have T hursday, Sept. 8 vice, Inc., is in need of more because something hasn't been cropped up in the last few mation, call 646-2137. ♦Medical Terminology, fice, Main Campus. HR 103. volunteers to deliver the meals. This Is true, especially if you attempted before doesn't mean good one and will be ironclad The Diaconate of Center become allied with the right peo­ it won't work. as long as the diamond suit years. 0 7-9:30 p.m., H207. ♦An Introduction to the ♦Beginning Bridge, 7:30- The Single People’s Group will Virginia Briggs, coordinator of the Tuesday, Sept. 6 Congregational Church will meet ple can be brought in with just one We think that they just will ♦Classical Plays and Metric System, 9 a.m.-l 9:30 p.m., HR216. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mott’s program, said a volunteer has to P IS C E S (Fab. 20-March 20) confuse anyone except the Credit and non-credit tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room. vmao (Aug. 23-Sspl. 22) To­ Persons who have been lucky lor loser. Modem Man, 7:30-10 p.m., p.m.. Free MC17. Gay/Straight Rap, 7:30 Community Hall, 587 E. Middle have a car and figure on giving about day you could become so In­ man who plays all the time Community Services you In the past will live up to their Paul points out that the H202. Monday, Sept. 12 p.m.. Women’s Center. Tpke. All singles are invited. two hours of time for the job. volved with outside activities and previous performances today average declarer plays second and with just one or two courses registration, 2 The Board of Christian Concern of friends that you'll bend your partners. Also, no one has ♦Preretirement ♦Macrame Workshop, ♦Travel Agency Refreshments will be served. Center Congregational Church will Usually a volunteer only has to Conversely, those who have hand low at trick one without p.m.-7 p.m.. Registrar’s budget out of shape Enjoy brought misfortune could stopping to think. He wins the been able to prove that they do Workshop, 7:30-9:30 p.m., 8:50-10:50 a.m., H206. Ticketing and Procedures, work one day a week. ‘The meals are yoursell. but be penny­ Office, Main Campus. meet tonight at 7:30 in the Federa­ repeat. trick with his ace or queen of much for those who use them. H216. ♦Basic Bookkeeping, 10 8-10 p.m., H211. The VFW Ladles Auxiliary and its tion Room. picked up at Manchester Memorial conscious. too Having trouble .A. C H77hyKA,tt>c f>r)i*rus rm Ox Wednesday, Sept. 7 Yoga — 7:30 p.m.. Music a.m.-noon, H216. ♦Non-credit community Hospital, five days a week, about selecting a career? Send for ARIES (March 21-Apiil 19) In luau committee will meet Tuesday at your copy of Astro-Graph Letter domestic situations today, assert Late Registration, 4 room. Main Caimpus. ♦Quilting, 12:30-2:30 services courses begin. 7:30 p.m. at the post home. All of­ 10: a.m. Volunteers deliver 6 to 8 Barry’s World p.m.-7 p.m., MAud. There will be Holy Communion at by mailing 50 cents lor each and yourself even II you don't have Friday, Sept. 9 p.m., H216. Open on a space-available ficers and board members should be jneals. a long, sell-addressed, stamped your mate's lull approval Later *Mini-course in Bridge St. Mary’s Episcopal Church The Flintatonee — Hanna-Barbera Productions Community Service ♦Behavior Modification basis, advance registration present. Anyone wishing to help should con­ envelope to Astro-Graph. P.O he or she will come around Logic, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m. Box 489. Radio City Station. N.Y. Credit course classes in Dieting for Teenagers, 3- is necessary. For further tact Ms. Briggs at her office, 643- TAU RU S (April 20-May 20) H216. 10019 Be sure to specify your You're more Innovative today 4:30 p.m., H216. information call, 646-2137. The Mothers’ Club of Center 9511. birth sign. than those you'll be working DISOUSTING.' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) First with II you think you have a good TWO MEN TO things first today, such as your Idea, let no one dissuade you. CARRY ONE career and finances If there's SAHALL . GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) PACKAGE.^ time left alter that you can relax Chances lor a substantial reward and smell the roses. NOWADAYS from your talents and labors are EVERYONE'S SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) exceptionally good today. This GROWN 60FT Mancheeter - Your initial perceptions are ex­ doesn't apply II you're looking An d f l a b b y tremely astute today and they lor a Ireebie. a n d neeos OAKLAND MANOR should not be discarded, even If CANCER (June 21-July 22) HELP DOIN6 anything APARTMINTS someone close to you tries to Friends find you extremely com­ Why are people buying>A9lawagens down-grade them. // patible today This doesn't hold SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. true for members of your family, 21) In business situations today, so strive to treat everyone alike. or 3 bedroom deluxe the first offer could be the best. LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Townhouse, 1V4 baths with The more you try to horse-trade, attached office and its own Sometimes It's unwise to act on faster than we can build them? the slimmer your profit margin impulse, but this may not be so bathroom. Ideal for in­ might be Born Loser — Art Sansom surance, real estate,' ac­ today. II you stew too long over countants, etc. office, am- Could it be that people ore finding out way: we didn't win. Well, alright, if you and a Porsche Torga were the only other All three Valkswagens get 24 M PG in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jin. 19) what you want to do. you may )le parking, separate of- how terrific our cars ore? insist, we'll put it this way: Rabbit won!' cars mentioned.) the city. Dasher gets 36 M PG on the high­ Don't fail to share with those who never do it. ice entrance. We took the question to our marketing Moving along to Scircxco, our true sports Finally, we come to Dasher, which has way, Rabbit and Scirocco get 37. (EPA esti­ ‘rRST, LET'S OKTRCM AMVTH department. car. been impressing everyone with its rexjm mates with Standard Transmissions. Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Stoffal "Absolutely" they said. The Scirocco has been moving along and well-thought-out design. Actual mileage depends on how and ® 1977 By kEA Inc Open dally 10 to S But then, when almost 7,000 Rabbits dis­ quite nicely on the rood as well as in the "Room?" you ask. where you drive, optional equipment, and HERES VER Y GOCXJNESS Sunday 1 to 8 appear from our showrooms in one week showroom. "Just open the door)' we answer. car's condition.) PALSV- COUGH, , eWACIOUS, ". ..AND by digging Ibis N EW canal — think o! all the JO B S Take Exit 94 off 186, 149 WAUSV FUDDSV.'/s THAT WAS wo would create!" Tudor Lane, off Oakland alone, we think there's more to the story. With acceleration from 0 to 50 in an as­ Inside our beautifully appointed 2-door Does all this mean you might wind up LjOAN CO. k- ' Street. Looking deeper, for example, wp found tonishing 7.5 seconds. and 4-door Dasher sedans you'll find more on a woiting list for a Vblkswagen? Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick we were getting some unexpected help "Not usually!' we answer. 047-0771 And with front-wheel drive that literally room than 48 other cars you ccxjid buy. LIV E S M3U from an unlikely source. pulls you around corners. More room than any Datsun, Toyota, or But you might have to be potient. ANYONE WANTA General Motors) to be exact. Last yeor, Scirocco was the Trans Am Honda. And more room than most After all, we put a lot of time and care WARM ME UP? I'VE They've been running advertisements Champion in the under-2-liter class. American cars iq its classr into building our cars. (50TTA GET MY ARM comparing their Buick Opel to Datsun And this year. Fortune Magazine named Dasher also comes in a wagon with Wte even employ 13,500 inspectors to IN 5HAPE.'ANfiLE$ B-210, Toyota Corolla, Subaru DL, and the it one of the 25 best-designed factory- more cargo area than any car in its class? insure the quality of every car we make. 5AVi THE OWNERS Volkswagen Rabbit. And we insist that they take their time. WILL BE R9UNPIN’ made products availoble in America, right Noothercarsexcept diesels give you all ON MY WOR NOW I on your The results? Am ong other things the along with a helicopter, a sailboat, and a that room with all the gas mileage of a Volkswagens may be multiplying like WfantBroi wc, TM Rm US Pii Qtl a- that THE reading list| Rabbit showed up with the most interior Cadillac Seville. (Incidentally, the Cadillac Dasher.* Rabbits. iUdlAMES MEAN Haathcliff rexjm, the most trunk space, and the But they're not something you con Thta Funny World pull exjt of a hat. 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ItTT M«Nb^ ipadroUt me a topy af > W” EPAGv J nONM COME NOME! , :^ 1 “Well, I'm good at taking up office coUectiona.” cSm S for Onfy $4.50 U \ . toead. *i9vermQom...ivairwHrKiHU(n Hamm _ OHWfllWTPWWlCK/* itroei — Visit your local authorizod Vblkswagon dealer. ^ '*1 — ____ jw t. PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVE3V1N0 HBRALD. Mancheiter. Conn.. Tues., Sept. 6 .1W7 P. Senna Albert DeAngelis Scott Alan Lopez Thomaa E. Martin EAST HARTFORD -T h e funeral EAST HARTFORD -T h e funeral BOLTON —Scott Alan.Lopez, 21, of SOUTH WINDSOR -Thw iias E. f Obituaries of Michael P. Senna, 22, of 331 for Albert DeAngeUs, 70, of 3 Smith Vernon Rd. died Sun^y from in­ MarUn, 52, of 26 Wheeler Rd., Woman missing Ghe i-lcralCi Manelwetor polica raport Griawold St., Glastonbury, brother of Dr., who died S ^ t. 3 at St. Francis juries received when the motorcycle Wethersfield, died Monday at the Hdraital and Medical Center was Mrs. Patricia Tripler of East Hart­ he was riding crashed into a car in Veterans Home and Hospital, Rocky Friends and relatives of an East when he returned Ms. Sergeant was SECOND held today from Callahan Funeral David S. Krajewakl, 30, of 71 Ridge ford, is Thursday a t'9:30 a.m. from Bolton S atur^y afternoon. HiU, after a long illness. He was tUe Hartford woman who disappeared not around. SECTION bicycles were also found near a Burglaries were reported at Home, 1802 Main St., East Hartfoid, St., was held at Manchester police the Abbey-Robacker Funeral Home, Mr. Lopez was bora in hbinchester brother of Harold Martin of South from a fishing area in Andover Sun­ He notified State Police, who, with TUESDAY, truck, police said. DeCormier Motor Sales, 285 Broad with a Mass of Christian Burial at St. headquarters over the weekend on a 2534 Main St., Glastonbury. and Uved in Bolton the past 18 years. Windsor. day, are being contacted by State the aid of bloodhounds and firemen Vandialism was discovered at A-1 St. early today and it had not been Mary’s Church in East Hartford. 35,000 bond on charges of risk of in­ Mr. Senna died early Monday after He graduated from Bolton High Mr. Martin was bora in Hartford Police to see if they know her from area towns, conducted a search SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 Wustrlal Caterers, 340 Adams St. determined if anything had been Miss Hazel Hooey dies, Mr. DeAngeUs was president of jury and disorderly conduct In con­ being struck by a car on Main St. in School in 1974 and worked at Pratt & and Uved in the Hartford area aU his whereabouts. Monday. Police said about 30 dozen stolen. Tru-Tone Metal Products of of the area. nection with his alleged beating and East Hartford. Whitney Aircraft Group, East Hart­ life. Police said Betty Sergeant, 51, was Police said the search was called eggs had been thrown all over the A burglary was also r^ rte d at the Born in Hartford, he lived in Maspeth, L.I., N.Y. 20 years, retiring ford. He was a World War II Army reportedly fishing in the area around Macing of his nine-year-old son. premises after the business was was dental hygenist in 1970. He was bom in New York off about noon on Monday when the Gammons & Hoaglund Co., 395 Main Glastonbury most of his life. He was Survivors are his parents, WiUiam veteran. Parker Bridge Rd. and Rt. 6. When police arrived at the home broken into. A door was found City and Uved in East Hartford five 300 searchers failed to find any trace Friday about 6 p.m., they said St. late Monday night, but it was not Miss Hazel E. Hooey, 80, of 185 B. graduated from Glastonbury High L. Lopez and Anna J. Marco Lopez of Other survivors are his wife, a son, Police said her male companion About town removed from its hinges. A car was known if anything was stolen., years. He attended St. Mary’s of the woman. Krajewski was also threatening Center St., former school dental School in 1973 and attended St. Paul’s Bolton; a brother, WiUiam Gary a daughter, his mother and a sister. said he went to fish downstream and also covered with eggs near the A Carpenter Rd. home was entered Church in East Hartford. other persons in the neighborhood hygienist, died Saturday in Church, Glastonbury. Lopez of Hartford; four sisters, Mrs. The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 business. and about $500 worth of stereo equip­ Survivors are his wife, Mrs. with imysical harm. The arrest for Manchester Memorial Hospital. Other survivors are his parents; Cheryl Schreindorfin of CaUfornla, a.m. from the Ahem Funeral Home, The Manchester Emblem Qub will A 1971 Mercury Montego car owned ment was stolen over the weekend. Frances Favarulo DeAngeUs of East risk of Injury was in connection with Miss Hooey was born in three brothers; two sisters; and his Mrs. Pamela Franeski of Hebron, 180 Farmington Ave., Hartford, with Nation marks Labor Day meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the by Marie J. DlPietro of 1 Thompson A storage shed on N. Elm St. was Hartford; a son, Joseph A. DeAngeUs Krajewskl’s reportedly kicking and Plattsburg, N.Y., and lived in maternal grandmother. Bonnie Lopez of Manchester and Cin­ a Mass at 10 at the Corpus Christi Elk’s Club on Bisseil St. Mrs. Rd. was stolen from her driveway entered and about 20 storm doors and of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. punching the child and shooting Mace Manchester more than 58 years. The funeral will be followed by a dy Lau Lopez of Bolton; his paternal Church, Wethersfield. Burial will be Charlotte Simmons, a psychic, will Saturday night or Sunday. Joyce Chuisano of Brookiyn, N.Y.; pipe, valued at about 3300, were Before her retirement in June 1963, Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in grandmother, Mrs. Helen C. Lopez of in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, in traditional ways be the guest speaker. Chairpersons at him the night before. He was to be and two grandchildren. reported stolen. she worked for the Board of Educa­ St. Paul’s Church. Burial will be in Hartford, and his maternal grand­ Bloomfield. are Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, ^ s . Iris presented in court today on the Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, By KENNETH R. CLARK charges. tion and served as the only dental St. Augustine’s Cemetery, South mother, Mrs. Florence Marco of Friends may call at the funeral success has cost the union movement Vacantl and all past presldenU. East Hartford. United Press International some of its support. hygienist in the system from 1916 un­ Glastonbury. Southington. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Labor Day was 600,000 people at “When working conditions were til her retirement in 1944 when the Friends may call at the funeral 9 p.m. Hose & Ladder Co. No. 1, Town of Glenn E. Argiros, 28, of 116 S. Area police report The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 Coney Island, 1.5 million on the very bad, you could get a lot of town expanded its program. home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to Mrs. Marie G. Packer a.m. from the John F. Tierney Wilbur T. Rae Manchester Fire Department, will Adams St., was charged with failure Miss Hooey graduated from beaches of Southern California and favorable comment on unions,” he meet tonight at 8 at the McKee St. to obey an officers signal, reckless 6 p.m. with prayers to be recited at 8 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., an uncounted swarm on the nation’s Bridgeport Business College and Mrs. Marie G. Packer, 69, of 111 EAST HARTFORD -W ilbur T. said. "But we’re paying the price of station. driving, speeding, weapons In a p.m. Manchester, with a Mass at 10 at highways. from the Or. Fones School of Dental Holl St. died Monday night at Rae, 70, formerly of Wetherfield success... it’s pretty hard to get peo­ motor vehicle, illegal possession of a Police are investigating the report peace, by Vernon Police, over the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Church of the Assumption, But it also was sniper fire in North Hygiene, University of Bridgeport. ' Hector E. Chauvin Ave., Hartford, died Saturday at ple excited about the problems of a Members only of Manchester cannabis type substance and of a of vandalism at several schools in holiday weekend: Mrs. Packer was bora Aug. 11, Manchester. Burial is in Rose Hill Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals, Carolina, violence at a Ku Klux Klan worker who’s doing all right town over the weekend. Paula Martin, 34, of West Stafford, She was a member of Temple Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. WATES will meet tonight at the hallucinogenic substance. EAST HARTFORD-Hector E. 1908, in Boston and lived in New London. rally in Ohio and mighty winds along himself.” Police said apples were thrown at in connection with a disturbance at Chapter, OES, the Connec licit Den­ Friends may call at the funeral Italian-American Qub on Eldridge The chuges were issued after a Chauvin, 52, of 71 Heron Rd. died Manchester many years. He ~was bora in East Hartford and the Gulf Coast where Hurricane In Michigan, Gov. William Milliken windows at the Timothy Edwards Mr. Donut on Windsor Ave. tal Hygienist Association and the home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. St. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 high-speed chase by Manchester Monday at St. Francis Hospital and Before her retirement in 1973, she lived in the Hartford area most of his Babe breathed her destructive last. made his annual trek across the five- School and several were broken. Win- Mark Schaufler, of 13 River St., Manchester Retired Teachers The family suggests that those p.m. police from Argiros’s home to Medical Center. was employed at Pratt L Whitney life. He worked for the Mutual of AFL-CIO President George Meany mile-long Mackinac bridge linking dowf were also broken at the Rockville, in connection with a dis­ Association. wishing to do so may make memorial Keeney St. entrance of 1-84, along I- She was a member of St. Mary’s He was born in Webster, Mass, and Aircraft Group in East Hartford 25 Hartford Insurance Co., now the marked the day by calling President the state’s two peninsulas. With 27,- 84, and into Vernon on Quarry Rd. Ellsworth and Wapplng Schools. turbance in the emergency parking years. gifts to the Bolton High School Carter "a friend in the White House, Washington LOL 117 will meet Episcopal Church and was in charge lived in East Hartford 22 years. He Covenant Life Insurance Co. He 500 hikers following him, he made the where Argiros lost control'bf his car Police are also investigating the lot at Rockville General Hospital. Scholarship Fund in Scott’s name. despite the fact that he’s not perhaps Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange Hail. of its Boys Choir for many years. Hazel E. Hooey was employed at Royal Business Survivors are two sons, Albert J. retired in 1971. trip in 64 minutes — 20 minutes off and hit a tree. Police went to complaint of residents on Brookfield Margaret Royster, 28, of 19 River doing all the things we think he Bingo will start Saturday night. Survivors are several nieces and Machines of Hartford as an electrical Packer Jr. of Manchester and He was a charter member of the the pace he set in 1971. Argiros’s home to deliver a warrant St. and Graham Rd. that cars had St., Rockville, in connection with a wishing to do so may make memorial engineer three years. William E. Rich of North Carolina; a should do.” disturbance at Dunkin Donuts, Rt. 83, nephews. Odd Fellows of Hartford. In Columbus, Ohio, a hostile crowd The Intestinal By-Pass Group on robbery and larceny charges by driven over their lawns and damaged gifts to the Book of Remembrance of He attended Our Lady of Peace daughter, Mrs. Marie Lane of New James F. Kane In a Labor Day interview on CBS them. Vernon. The funeral is Wednesday at 11 He leaves a son, WiUiam Rae of of 1,500 pelted Ku Klux Klansmen offers transportation to anyone Vernon police department in connec­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Church in East Hartford and was a Harbor Maine; 11 ^andchlldren and Morning News, Meany also said Christopher Collard, 23, of 21 River a.m. in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. EAST HARTFORD —James Fran­ Oxnard, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. with pop cans and eggs at an anti­ wishing to attend the group’s tion with an Aug. 24 holdup at the The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. member of its adult club. He also 2 great-grandchildren. cis Kane, 80, of 15 Bayview Ave., Joan Cassell of Atlanta, Ga.; a busing rally. St., Rockville, in connection with a Burial will be in East Cemetery. meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Mount Vernon Dairy in Vernon. After Michael Fitzpatrick, 17, of 488 Center St., is in charge of taught classes at the church and was The funeral is Thursday at 8:30 disturbance at his home. There are no calling hours. Niantic section of East Lyme, brother, Fletcher Rae of Coventry; The protesters chanted, “Power of conference rooms at Manchester processing in Manchester Argiros Graham Rd., South Windsor, was arrangements. a member of the Holy Monastery a.m. from the John F. Tierney formerly of East Hartford, died Man injured All were released on their promise The family suggests that friends four sisters, Mrs. Esther Mahlendorf the workers cannot be beat. Let the Memorial HospiUl, but lacks a ride. was turned over to Vernon police charged this morning with possession Retreat League of Farmington. He Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Saturday in the New London Con­ of Miami, Fla., Mrs. Hattie Tabara blood of the Klan flow in the street.” where he was held on $25,000 bond for of a cannabis substance. He was to appear in Common Pleas Court 19, was a World War II Army veteran. with a Mass at 9 at St. James Church. in car crash For further information, call one of Rockville, Sept. 28. valescent Home, Waterford. He was and Mrs. Mary Peters, both of Hart­ Imperial Wizard Dal Reusch the following: Mrs. Marie Seybolt, court appearance today. released on a $250 bond for court Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Irene Burial will be in St. James the husband of I^ s. Catherine Ward ford, and Mrs. Cynthia McGrath of taunted back, “Come on, throw some Patrick O’Gara, 19, of 458 W. Mid­ 646-1222, extension 441; Mrs. Sandy appearance Sept. 19. Janowiec Chauvin; a son, Thomas N. Cemetery. Kane of Glendale, Aiiz. Westville, N. J.; and three Dennis Strait, 21, of East Windsor, dle Tpke., was in satisfactory condi­ more ... give me an egg right in the Wilson, 646-1222, extension 205, or James E. Sylvester, 23, of 124 W. Orrin G. Hakey Francis B. Bigelow Chauvin of Canton; two daughters, Friends may call at the funeral Mr. Kane was born in New Haven grandchildren. kisser.” was charged with criminal tion today at Manchester. Memorial Mrs. Georgette Kennedy, 846-3517. Middle Tpke. and William W. Tolland VERNON -O rrin G. Hakey, 79, of Funeral services for Francis B. Theresa Chauvin of New Britain and home Wednesday from 2 14 and 7 to 9 and lived in East Hartford many Funeral services will be Eight persons — five of them police Uvengood III, 21, of 43 Oliver Rd., Ronald A. Baker 21, of Glen Dr., trespassing and fourth-degree 14 MacLean St., Rockville section, Georginna Chauvin at home; and his p.m. Hospital recovering from internal in­ larceny after police received a com­ Bigelow, 55, of 2979 Main St., Coven­ years before moving to East Lyme 16 Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Ahern juries received in an auto accident officers — were injured in the melee were arrested Saturday night in con­ Tolland, was charged Saturday with died Sept. 3 in a local convalescent father. Hector B. Chauvin of East The family suggests that those years ago. Members of the Anderson Shea plaint that someone was trying to try, who died Sept. 3 at the Funeral Home, 180 Farmington Ave., Sunday night at W. Middle Tpke. near and and five were arrested. nection with a fight in front of 110 breach of peace. Police said he went home. Hartford. wishing to do so may make memorial He served with the Army in World Hartford. There will be a Mass of Post of the VFW will meet tonight at steal a boat in the Grier Rd. area of Manchester Memorial Hospital, 1-86. In Charlotte, N.C., a lone rifleman, Broad St. Sylvester was charged with into the Seven-Eleven Store on Rt. 30 Born in Worcester, Mass., he lived The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ Bolton Lake. He is to appear in court were this morning from Potter War II and after the war was director Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. sporting an armband with a 8 at the post home, 608 E. Center St. breach of peace and released on $100 in an intoxicated condition and tried here 33 years. He was a retired ty, 237 E. Center St. O’Gara had surgery immediately Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., a.m. from the Callahan Funeral of hospital trains at Fort Dix, N.J., Joseph Cathedral. Burial will be in swastika, opened fire at a church’s bond for court Sept. 19. to buy beer. Sept. 28. fireman at the Amerbelle Corp. He Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford after the accident which occurred Willimantic with a 10 a.m. service at Tacoma, Wash., and The Presidium Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ Labor Day picnic attended by about The walk-in blood pressure clinic Llvengood was arrested on charges He was refused and when he was was a World War I Army veteran, with a Mass of Christian Burial at about 10:07 p.m. Police said O’Gara Edwin Moyers, 17, of 74 Sandy St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, in San Francisco. field. Calling hours are today from 2 200 blacks. will be held at the Senior Citizens of breach of peace and interfering also refused use of the rest room he having served in France and Our Lady of Peace Church at 9 a.m. Theodore Johnson was alone driving east on W. Middle Willimantic. He retired from the Army in 1961 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral The young man killed one man and Center Wednesday from 9 to 11:30 with a police officer and released on urinated on the floor, police said. He Beach Rd., Ellington, was charged received the Purple Heart. He was Theodore Johnson, 57, of Tpke, passed another vehicle in a no Saturday with reckless driving. Born in Willimantic, he had lived in Burial will be in Veterans Memorial after 21 years. home. wounded three other persons — one am . 3500 bond for court Sept. 19. was released on a $50 nonsurety bond active in numerous Masonic Field, Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ Pepperidge Rd., Portland, died passing zone and lost control of his Coventry for the past 22 years. He Other survivors are a son, John W. critically — before turning the gun on Harold R. Llsk, 43, of 42 Bluefield for court appearance in Rockville \ organizations throughout the state. ford. Saturday in Middlesex Memorial car which fishtailed, then spun com­ was employed as a machinist at the Kane of Enfield; 2 daughters, Mrs. Other obituaries pletely around. It came to rest off the himself. The St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Dr., was charged with third-degree Sept. 19. He was a member of the Rockville Friends may call at the funeral Hospital. He was the brother of Dorothy E. Blanton of Grand Rapids, guild will meet Thursday at 11 a m. LaPoint Industries of Rockville sec­ on Page Five-A highway and down an embankment "It was like Vietnam all over assault In connection with an alleged Union Congregational Church. home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Howard Johnson of Manchester and Mich., and Mrs. Patricia K. Hanks of again,” said one of the picknickers. at the church. Participants should Muslim sect tion of Vernon until he retired four at the side of the bridge over 1-86 fight with a 52-year-old man outside a Ellington Survivors are his wife, Ruth Hor­ Memorial donations may be made Gilbert Johnson of Coventry. Colchester; 17 grandchildren and 3 Nothing kept people off the bring a sandwich and dessert. years ago. He was an Army veteran A private military funeral was held after striking guard rails and a utility Spruce St. bar Saturday night, the Edward Eaton, 18, of 74 Cooper St., ton Hakey; three sons, Herbert H. of World War II. to St. Theresa Memorial Fund in great-grandchildren. Noted cartoonist highways in Southern California, Beverages will be served. leader given today. Burial was in St. Mary pole. victim suffered cuts and w^s treated Manchester, was charged early Hakey of Rockville section of Ver­ care of Our Lady of Peace Church, The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 where an estimated 1.5 million Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Cemetery, Portland. The Biega dies at age 89 The Town Fire Department was at Manchester Hospital. Lisk was today with driving too fast for con­ non, Orri G. Hakey Jr. of Exeter, May Rd., East Hartford. a.m. from the Thomas L. Neilan and headed for the beaches and for Baja long sentence Shirley White Bigelow of Coventry; Funeral Home, 3 Silver St., called to the scene to aid with the released on $500 bond for court Sept. ditions and driving without a license. N.J. and Albert J. Hakey of Grafton, Sons Funeral Home, East Lyme, DEEP RIVER (UPI) - A funeral California, Mexico. They jammed 19. three daughters, Mrs. Susan Perkins Middletown, was in charge of rescue operation. O’Gara was pinned He was involved in a one-car acci­ Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Lewis Walfe William L. Hood Jr. with a Mass at 9 at St. Agnes Church, will be private for Pulitzer Prize­ freeways from Ventura County to and Miss Bonnie Bigelow, both of arrangements. in the vehicle for about 20 minutes. Kiltredge George H. Atwood, 25, of 76 Union dent on Rt. 140 in Ellington. Police WASHINGTON (UPI) - The of Haleiwa, Hawaii; seven Niantic. Full military honors will be winning cartoonist C.D. Batchelor. Los Angeles and clogged customs Hanafi Muslim leader convicted of Coventry, and Mrs. Cindy Pelletier William L. Hood, 12, son of Capt. Mr. Johnson was a World War II Investigation of the accident was St., was charged with evading said he was westbound, lost control grandchildren and three great­ accorded at the gravesite in St. He died at his home Monday at 89. booths for hours along the Mexican masterminding the takeover of three of Rockville; a son, Timothy Bigelow William L. Hood Sr. and Marilyn Air Force veteran. incomplete and no arrest has been responsibility in connection with a of his car and struck five guard posts grandchildren. Bridget Cemetery, Manchester. Batchelor, whose work appeared in border. petition buildings that resulted in the death of of Coventry; six brothers, Charles Hooper Hood of 181 Victoria Rd., Other survivors are his wife, three made. minor accident in the Caldor parking and a utility pole. He suffered facial The funeral was today at White- Bigelow Jr. of Willimantic, Bert Hartford, died today at Melmark Friends may call at the funeral the New York Daily News from 1931 a young reporter last March today Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm sons, three other brothers and eight lot Friday afternoon. Court date is lacerations, police said. Bigelow of Coventry, Henry Bigelow Home in Berwyer, Pa., after a long home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. until his retirement in 1969, was born verified Sept. 20. was sentenced to 41 to 123 years in St., Rockville with the Rev. Paul J. grandchildren. Police said the car Eaton was of Woodbridge, Va., Donald Bigelow illness. in Osage City, Kan. in 1888. prison. Bowman, pastor of Rockville Union Frank S. Pac III, 26, of 567 driving was reportedly stolen from of North Windham, Raymond His mother is formerly of Ronald Kittredge of 40 Norman St. Hamaas Abdul Khaalis accepted Congregational Church, officiating. Water works staff Buriiham st., was charged with South Windsor. He is scheduled to Bigelow of Willimantic and Robert Manchester. Potter showing works at MCC IN MEMORIAM has received enough signatures to failure to obey a stop sign and the sentence without apparent emo­ Burial was in Union Center IN MEMORIAM appear in court in Rockville, Sept. 16. Bigelow of Mansfield; three sisters, The youth was bom in Sydney, Ohio In loving memory of my brother, qualify as an independent candidate operating a motor vehicle while tion from Superior Court Judge Cemetery, Union, with military Sandy Chapman, a potter Wednesday’s show will Gary B. Meacham who passed away In loving memory of my brother, Police said he was driving at a high Mrs. Nellie Muzykowski and Mrs. Feb. 3,1965 and had lived in Hartford Gary B. Meacham who passed away for the Manchester Board of Direc­ Nicholas Nunzio, who ordered him honors. from Ellington, will open a aiso be free and September 6,1975. license is under suspension Monday. rate of speed on Bolton Rd., went off Rosemarie Zoldak, both of Williman­ for three years. He was a junior September 6. 1975. increase suggested tors. Court date is Sept. 20. returned to a maximum security cell Memorial donations may be made show of her works refreshments wili be Though his smile has gone forever, the road and struck a tree. He suf­ tic and Mrs. Madeline Boucar of An­ soldier in the Salvation Army. A silent thought, a secret tear Town CTerk Edward Tomkiel said at Lorton Reformatory. to the Masonic Home and Hospital in Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at served. and his hand we cannot touch, we shall Vivian Ferguson, a member of the munications between the department An undertermined amount of fered minor injuries. Court date is dover; four grandchildren. Besides his parents, he is survived never lose sweet memories of the one Keeps his memory ever dear. Manchester Board of Directors, has that his office has verified 151 cookies and crackers was stolen Sept. 28. During the siege, 149 hostages Wallingford or the Shriner’s Hospital the Manchester Communi­ we loved so much. and town residents be improved. She Memorial contributions may be by a brother, Stephen P. Hood at Lovingly, signatures obtained on petitions dis­ were held at the B'nai B'rith inter­ in Springfield, Mass. ty College Women’s Center requested that the town increase the said that reports on water tests in the from trucks owned by the Keebler Sadly missed, Sister I^ ry tributed by Kittredge. Kittredge national headquarters, the national made to the Connecticut Lung home; his maternal grandparents. trailer. staff of the Water Department to recently contaminated southwest Co. , 160 Colonial Rd. and parked at South Windsor IN MEMORIAM Sister Jane, Brother>in*Iaw Ray, needed to obtain 149 signatures and Islamic Culture Center, and the Association, Inc., 45 Ash St., East Brigadier and Mrs. Walter G. Hooper This will be thefirst of a Nieces and Nei^ew. help meet the present needs. section should be issued three times that address. Police patrol found four Hartford. In loving memory of our son, Gary may also have some additions to his Janice Donovan, 19, of 483 Burn­ District Building, equivalent of city of Philadelphia, Pa.; and his pater­ series of arts and crafts B. Meacham who passed away In a press release that includes each week to the news media. trucks early Monday morning with side Ave. and Brian Evans, 19, of 161 nal grandparents, Mrs. and Mrs. September 6, 1975. list, Tomkiel said. hall. George W. Bassett show by women students to four proposals for the department, Also, statements about water the rear doors open and cargo dis­ Forbes St., both of East Hartford, Louis L. Hood of New Smvma Beach, Before he was sentenced, the TOLLAND —George W. Bassett, be held this fall at the Each day that dawns brings thoughts Mrs. Ferguson said that an up­ testing in other areas of town should turbed. Two cartons of cracker boxes were charged Monday with criminal Fla. of you, Fitzgerald Funeral Home Muslim told the judge: "This is my 55, of 308 Plains Rd, died unexpected­ Women’s Center on the grading of an assistant operator to a be released regularly, Mrs. Ferguson were found on the ground and two trespassing. M. Stewart Huey The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Each eventide, a prayer. country. Allah will judge us all and it ly Saturday in St. Luke’s Hospital, main campus of the For in the hearts that loved you most. chief operator should be approved. said. Police said they were in Spring M. S tew art Huey, 72, of 8B Main St., . is in charge of funeral is a country on the road to self- New Bedford, Mass. He was the hus­ coilege. You always will be there. Dignified She also said that another person She also suggested that the depart­ Pond Park after he was closed for Heritage Dr., Windsor, father of arrangements, which are in­ destruction. And you can use my Ms. Chapman has been Sadly missed. should be added to the department. ment issue a brochure on ways that band of Mrs. Norma Tonidandel Robert S. Huey of Manchester, died complete. Family Service the night. They were released on $250 help. I won’t apologize for standing Bassett. studying pottery as a stu­ Mom ft Dad “This would not only assist Bob individuals can prevent contamina­ Sept. 4 at a Windsor convalescent Personal Care Two fires labeled nonsurety bonds for appearance in up for the respect and character of dent at MCC and hopes to Young, our water treatment man, tion. Mr. Bassett was born in New home. Charles F. Elliott court in East Hartford, Sept. 19. my faith. continue her study of but would free him to provide greater Haven and lived in the Tolland area He was born in Waterbury and EAST HARTFORD -C harles F. "While these are immediate steps, "It was a good deed." more than 30 years. pottery art after gradua­ over-all management,” she said. lived in Hartford most of his life, Elliott, 81, of' East Hartford, died none of these suggestions will solve Vernon He asked for leniency to continue tion. She also proposed that com- as suspicious He was a retired electrician., moving to Windsor six months ago. Friday at the State Veterans Home or prevent all of Manchester’s water In unrelated incidents the following his work as a Muslim leader. He Two weekend fires, at the Kage Co. and the Globe Hollow He was a World War II Army He taught mathematics at Weaver and Hospital, Rocky Hill. He was the The show wili continue problems. They are offered as some persons were charged with breach of referred to himself as a “fighting veteran and a communicant of St. High School from 1931 to 1934. He husband of Mrs. Leola Hatch Elliott. through Sept. 30 and may immediate aid to a concerned com­ bathhouse, were termed “definitely suspicious” by Town Fire Chief John Rivosa. Muslim." Matthew's Church. then taught at Hartford Public High Mr. Elliott was born in Woodstock, be seen without charge munity,” Mrs. Ferguson wrote. Other survivors are his mother, Monday through Friday In water-related matters, Young The fire at the Kage Co. Saturday night caused damage to the School where he remained until his Maine, and lived in East Hartford Edward M. Fitzgerald Motorists Mrs. Frieda Shaliebe of Hamden; retirement in 1968. He attended most of his life. from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer loading dock roof and window casings, but did not spread to the two sons, George W. Bassett Jr. of Christ Church Cathedral in Hartford. He worked for Pratt & Whitney 225 Main Street administrator, are expected to meet interior. However, heat broke the windows and caused the Stafford Springs and Allyn J. Bassett Other survivors are his wife, a son, Aircraft Group, East Hartford, until Manchester, Connecticut cautioned today to discuss possible ways that numerous sprinkler heads to go off inside the building, Rivosa said. It;*s Y O U R m oney — of Tolland; a daughter, Beverly Gon­ a brother, a sister, and five retiring in 1961. the department can test water in in­ salves of Tampa, Fla.; a brother, grandchildren. He was a World War I Army B O LA N D Phone 643-5940 With the opening of another school dividual homes. The Town Fire Department was called to the scene after Howard Bassett of Wolcott; a sister, Memorial services will be held veteran. year Wednesday, Manchester Police A plan announced last week, which receiving two box alarms at 9:10 p.m. The fire was brought under w h y I t ? Mrs. Emeretta Holloway of West Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the chapel of He attended the Seventh Day Chief Robert D. Lannan urges would have had individual control in about 15 minutes by fire fighters and equipments from O IL 0 0 . three companies. Haven, and seven grandchildren. Christ Church Cathedral. Burial will Adventist Church, Hartford. EST.1935 drivers to be extra cautious for homeowners provide samples, was A full military service will be be at 2 p.m. in Pine Grove Cemetery, Other survivors are three sons, pedestrian, bicycle and bus traffic. rejected by the state Department of Workers at the plastic’s decorations plant at 91 Elm St. Ext. You wMto monoir o«ory dty you wiH lo Inouloto • hard Wednesday at 9 a.m. from the Waterbury. There are no calling Lawrence Elliott and Gordon W. WOODLAND Gardena He cautioned motorists that Health. had left the building at noon. Insulate now widi •■rnod dollirs that Mop rkjhl through your ompty willt. FUEL OIL Town fire fighters were called to the Globe Hollow fire at 5:45 And with tnorgy pricoo continually on tho rloo, yopr Introvigne-Plant Funeral Home, 95 hours. Elliott both of East Hartford, and ____ 166 WOODLAND 8T. • 643-8474 children may be less careful about The town might hire a Comprehen­ monoy dluppotri l■•l#r ovory day. E. Main St., Stafford Springs, with a Memorial donations may be made Charles P. Elliott of Hartford; four traffic rules after the summer vaca­ sive Employment Training Act a.m.- Sunday. When they arrived, they found the door to the Insulspray^ Mass at 10 at St. Matthew’s Church, to the United Cerebral Palsy of grandchildren and three great­ AUTOMATIC DELIVERY IheW j^fertU^r tion. (CETA) employe to do testing in the bathhouse had been broken into, Rivosa said, and the room was foam insulation. Tolland. Burial will be in St. Greater Hartford, 80 Whitney St., grandchildren. 24 HOUR'SERVICE The police department will enforce homes, Jodaitis said. The hiring of engulfed in flames. Edward’s Cemetery, Stafford Hartford, or the Alleluia House, The funeral was Monday. Burial all school zone and bus violations such an employe would be funded Everything in the lifeguard room, which included a desk, Springs. 646-6320 yourlaw n rescue equipment and personal belongings, was consumed, Lot InoulCorp holp put that monoy book kilo your poekot Mountainside, Avon. was in Edges Falls Cemetery, relating to school buses, Lannan said. through the federal CETA program. by iMulolIng your homo witti aordon potontad Inouloprty Friends may call at the funeral The Taylor and Modeen Funeral Naples, Maine. 369 C «n ta r,8 t The s p ^ limit in all school zones is The town administration would Rivosa said. The fire was brought under control in a short time. (oom Inoulotlon. Inoutoproy loom flilo your woH eiiritlao to ManchMtor •top oiponolvo hooting and cooling toiioo. Your homo home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Home, 138 S. 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The recently formed Explorer Post Coventry periodically by way of children in the The pages of the book are per­ of the Rockville Fire Department is The efforts of Coventry residents school. forated so they can be taken out and selling giant coloring books. Part of Indians in rally on Rt. 31 to have a dangerous curve ’The PTO recently elected Dorothy used for posters. Aase, Cleveland between Daley Rd. and Lisicke Grady Burrell president. Fran the proceeds will go to buy uniforms The books have been on sale just a Beach realigned have finally paid off. Goodale is secretary and Karen and part will be donaM to the short while and most of the 96 in the Barnes is treasurer. Shriners’ Bum Center in Boston, In response to numerous com­ first order have been sold already. to top New York 9( j i ^ ^ 4 plaints and a petition drive last year ’There will be two leaders for each Mass. More are on the way. record shutouts grade. They are; 5th grade, Elaine The Explorer Post was started in by peopie in the area, the state 'The Explorers have been doing CLEVELAND (UPI) — It was “Hankies for the Yankees’’ Department of Transportation Cohen and Stephanie Motycka; 6th April. It is affiliated with the selling door-to-door and at stores in statewide Explorer program and the Night and with fans waving handkerchiefs inscribed with “I TORONTO (UPI) — Rookie Don Aase and veteran Reggie 'DOT) has promised a public hearing grade, Lois Goodin and Sue town. Anyone wishing to order one McMullen; 7th grade, Dorothy Boy Scouts of America. ’The group is Hate The Yankees,” the Cleveland Indians rallied for 4-3 and 5-4 Cleveland gave the Boston Red Sox the pitching they’d been sometime in November on a may do so by calling the Pigeon searching for ail season Monday as the Sox gained a shutout proposed realignment. Turner and Mara Ayer, and 8th made up of 21 boys and girls. home, 875-2983. victories Sunday. Highway Engineer Jack Scott said grade. Rose Fowler and Gloria Af- Scott Shepard and Beverly Pigeon, The firedog book contains safety The wins snapped the Yankee’s sweep in their doubleheader against the Toronto Blue .lavs 8-0 elimination of three dangerous fricano. representing the post, said the over­ tips written in poem form. Miss winning streak at seven and dropped ble, who hit his 27th homer. Mitchell - a and &-0. curves would be undertaken by next 'The program committee will be sized coloring books are being sold Pigeon said the coloring books will their American League Eastern Divi­ Page drove in two runs and stole The Boston victories moved them Manager Zimmer was pleased he did summer. According to local ^lice, headed by Jean Seymour and Carol "V' for $3. 'Twenty cents from each dona­ make great Christmas gifts. sion lead over second-place Boston to three bases for Oakland. to within 2'A games of the American not have to call on relief ace Bill almost 60 accidents have occurred at Benjamin. ’The building needs com­ tion will go to the bum center in 2Vk games. Twins 5, Rangers 4 league East Division-leading Campbell, who has shouldered up the site in the past five years, in- mittee representative to the Board of memory of David Skiba, the two- Cleveland had not beaten New Butch Wynegar drove in a pair of / Yankees, who dropped a Red Sox pitching all season. ciuding 2 fataiities. Education is Sandra Ashley. year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel York since July 1, 1976. runs with a solo homer and a single doubleheader to the Indians. "It was very good that I didn’t have Rt. 31 is a state highway, but 70 per The ways and means committee is Skiba of Rockville. Abductor sought “It sure is a good feeling,” said for Minnesota. Rookie Paul 'Thor- Aase hurled a three-hitter in the to use him.’’ said Zimmer, "He’s cent federal funding will be available Joan Lewis, Priscilla Doyle, Ann The baby died at the burn center Cleveland Manager Jeff Torborg. modsgard, 11-10, worked seven in­ first game, striking out four and pitched the last two games in a row. I for the renovations. In the past few Bradley, Ritva Wisenall and Dalsey last May where he was taken with BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - Police “The fans gave us the lift that we nings for the win, but needed relief walking two, to run his record to 4-1. know he needed rest. It was good that months warning lights and signs Parent. Mrs. Woods will handle massive bums suffered in a fire in today searched for a man who needed.” from Tom Johnson and Tom And Cleveland scattered five hits and we got those early leads.” were added and the road was sur­ publicity. his home. allegedly kidnapped a woman Torborg sent two left-handers Burgmeier. Lyman Bostock also struck out five in the nightcap to When informed the Yankees had veyed by DOT personnel. Annual meeting set The Explorers would also like to shopper, then releais^ her unharmed against New York, a team that had knocked in a run and scored another raise his record to 9-7. droppd their doubleheader to the In­ Scott said rights-of-way must be raise enough money to buy uniforms and drove off with her car. not lost to a southpaw since Aug. 1. during a two-run Minnesota fourth in­ “Aase continues to give us the lift dians. he said, “this race is there to The annual meeting of the Coven­ obtained from property owners to so they can appear in area parades. Police said a woman in her 50s, With the score tied 2-2 in the ning. we’ve needed all season,” said be won. We’ve just got to get on a big try Public Health Nursing Associa­ allow for the road straightening. While the members do not actually who they declined to identify, was in Brewers 6, Angels 5 Boston Manager Don Zimmer. “And winning streak. This is a big lift, a tion will be Sept. 14 at the University seventh, Duane Kuiper led off with a Because residents are in favor of the work at fires they do help with the parking lot at Westfarms Mall single, took second on a sacrifice and Sixto Lezeano stroked a leadoff Cleveland pitched like hell in the last big lift” work, no delays are anticipated. of Connecticut Faculty-Alumni cleanup after fires. They do such Satunlay night when she was con­ homer in the seventh inning to lift the In the first game. Jim Rice’s three- Center, Storrs. scored on Andre ’Thornton’s triple five innings; his sinker ball was real­ Last year’s petition drive was They’re not just for kids. These giant coloring books are at­ things as wash and roil ttie hose. fronted by a young man with a gun. down the left field line that chased Brewers over California. Sal Bando ly working. I tell you, when he keeps run homer and Carlton Fisk’s single, spearheaded by Sharon Kendall, who 'The meeting will start with a social tracting adults, too, and they are being sold by the Explorers The coloring books come in two She told ^ lic e he ordered her to get also had a two-run homer in the first double and triple led the Sox’ hitting hour at 6 p.m., followed by a Spanish Catfish Hunter, 9-8. Sparky Lyle the ball down, he’s as good a pitcher has been prodding state officials for of the Rockville Fire Department to raise money to buy dress varieties, “Blazer the Firedog" and inside and then drove her around for entered and Bruce Bochte, who had inning off starter and loser Frank iVo. 14 does it again as there is in baseball” attack. Rice hit his 35th homer of the a timetable for the realignment. dinner at 7, and the business meeting “CB Rabbit.” about 90 minutes. Tanana, 15-9, and Charlie Moore season in the fifth inning to move into at 6. uniforms. Scott Shepard and Beverly Pigeon, both members of five RBI in the twinbill, greeted him Carl Yastrzemski (left) and Rick Burleson (right) con­ Boston’s pitching staff, which does PTO sets meetings Besides the giant pictures to color, He then let her off at a school in with a line single to left to score drove in two runs with a sixth-inning not show a starting pitcher with first place in the league’s homer The program is open to the public. the recently formed Explorers, say sales are going great. the books also contain removable Bloomfield and drove off with her gratulate No. 14, Jim Rice after latter homered in first game race. Graig Nettles of New York has Bobbie Woods, vice-president of 'Thornton. single to give Jim Slaton, 9-14, his more than 10 wins, had not recorded There will be election of officers and (Herald photo by Richmond) transfers that can be put on T-shirts. car, a 1973 Chevrolet, police said. first win since July 30. win at Montreal. (UPI photo) ,34. the Capt. Nathan Hale School Parent- distribution of annual reports, “Playing everyday against all two successive complete games Teacher Organization (PTO), said followed by a talk on regionalization pitching has been a big help. That since Aug. 4 and 5, against Oakland way you get to know the pitcher and wfti'iwntw fft r 'y w the organization’s monthly meetings by Richard DiPentima, director of will begin Sept. 14. the Northeastern Regional Health that’s helped a lot,” said Bochte. “I Standing* Williams The meetings will be held on the se­ District. Regional police radio proposed got two homers in one game against cond Wednesday evening of each ’The regular monthly meeting of Seattle but getting five runs batted in month, she said. She invites all in­ against New York is really speaks up the association will be ^ p t. 21 at 7:30 long-term investigative efforts that CARTER’S ANNUAL terested parents to attend. News Vernon basic UHF equipment to an ad­ • Several budget transfers and something.” p.m. in the board room of the Town would require too much time of a bulletins will be sent to parents Vernon Police Chief Herman Fritz ditional eight towns, including Ver­ requests for tax refunds. Bochte^s two-run double and Rico National League on report Hall. radio frequency or that require two non and Glastonbury. American League and a representative from the • The annual fee for the Insurance Carty’s run-scoring single gave the East departments working together. The cost will be discussed tonight. Advisory Board. East Capitol Region Council of Indians a 3-0 lead in the seventh in­ W L Pet GB MANCHESTER, N.H. Other items on tonight’s agenda; • Approval of resignations and ap­ W L Pet. GB Governments (CRCOG) will discuss As the Emergency Medical Ser­ ning of the nightcap before the Philadelphia 84 52 .618 - (UPI) — Former Boston MODEL pointments. New York 83 54 .606 - a proposal for a regional police com­ vices communication system is • A public hearing and Special Yankees bounced back with four runs Pittsburgh 78 60 .565 7 Red Sox slugger Ted Myette working hard • A request for a building permit Boston 80 56 .588 2>A munications system at the meeting developed in the Capitol Region, Town Meeting asking for an ap­ in the eighth to take the lead. Chicago 73 62 .541 lOV^ Williams says he hasn’t fee refund. Baltimore 78 57 .578 4 of the Vernon Town Council, tonight there will also be a need for local propriation of $1.1 million for buildng St. Louis 73 64 .533 11V4 decided about joining a • 'The housing code inspector’s Oriole# 7-5, Tigers 8-0 Detroit 66 70 .485 16V^ at 7:30 in the Memorial Building. police departments to participate in a new police station. A grant has Rudy May, backed by A1 Bumbry’s Montreal 62 74 .456 22 group headed by Red Sox CLEARANCE SALE monthly report and reports on per­ Cleveland 65 73 .471 ISVii for Sept. 15 primary it, CRCOG officials said. already been approved for this New York 53.83 .390 31 General Manager Dick The regional system has been three-run double, edmed his 15th vic­ Milwaukee 59 84 .413 27 amount. sons recently hired by the town, the O’Connell that is thinking developed over the past six years to Manchester, Hartford, tory and tecond shutout this season Toronto 45 89 .336 36V^ South Windsor After the business meeting there will personnel subcommittee, report, an West of buying the ball club for best «f selectmu. allow Individual police departments Wethersfield, Newington and East in helping the Orioles rally to win the be a Military Whist and • Consideration of an amendment expenditure report for July and the W L Pet GB West from the estate of the late South Windsor Deputy Mayor in the Capitol Region to com­ Windsor have full or partial capabili­ to the proposed ordinance to extend revenue report for June. nightcap. The Orioles seemingly had BUY NOW! refreshments. New members can Los Angeles 83 54 .606 - W L Pet, GB Thomas Yawkey. SEUCTNMISLNITED! Robert Myette, bounced off the municate with each other via radio. ty to use a UHF radio system that sewer lines in the Tunnel Rd. area. • Public Utilities (Control Authori­ the first game won when Andres learn how to play and no previous Cincinnati 73 65 .529 lOV^ Kansas City 81 54 .600 - The New Hampshire Democratic party ticket at the Aug. 4 CRCOG officials said reasons for can broadcast anywhere in the ty notice of a hearing on a proposed Mora sisgled in a run in the top of the card skills are necessary. • An agreement with the state to Houston 67 70 .489 16 Chicago 75 59 .560 5’ Sunday News said it inter­ caucus, has been working to gather the system are the need for Capitol Region. conduct written exams for a police rate increase. 10th inning. However, with two out in Anyone wishing to participate in San Francisco 63 75 .457 20V> Minnesota 76 62 .551 6’ viewed Williams by NEW 77 MALIBU ESTATE support in his effort to regain his responses to emergency situations Officials said this new project is in­ sergeant vacancy. • In executive session, a request of the bottom of 10th, Orioles’ Manager NEW 77 VEGA the club’s new monthly Swap Shop San Diego 62 77 .446 22 Texas 74 61 .548 7 telephone from his fishing station Wagon with a V-8 engine, auto, place on the slate. that require the attention of more tended to enhance that capability in • An agreement renewing the W. the Sewer Authority to reconsider a Earl Weaver yanked Tippy Martinez trans., air condition, roof carrier, may do so by bringing one or more Atlanta 51 86 .372 32 California 63 70 .474 17 camp in Canada. Myette forced a Sept. 15 primary, than one police department, and four of these towns and to provide Main St. playground lease. sewer assessment appeal. after a single by Mickey Stanly and Hatchback Coupe with 140-2 engine, 4- swing out side glass, tinted glass, charging that a small faction within flower bulbs labeled in a plastic bag. Dick Drago proceeded to give up two Oakland 54 81 .400 27 “I am not interested in speed trans., day-nite mirror, body side remote control mirror, cruise control, During the evening, there will be an Seattle 55 84 .396 28 buying the Red Sox, or the Democratic party planned his more singles to tie the score before Monday’s Results molding, radio, (barter Care Package. tailgate release lock, w/walls, wheel opportunity to swap bulbs. being an investor, but if covers, power windows, air deflector, defeat at the caucus. There are seven yielding a game-winning homer to Pittsburgh 3-1, Philadelphia 1-11 Stock 115443. candidates, including Myette, and Hostess for the meeting is Karen Rusty Staub, his 19th, in the 11th. Montreal 4, New York 3 Monday's Results there is something which I load floor carpet. Carter Care only six spots for the November elec­ Sasso. For further information, call Appraisal delays grant request Royals 8, Mariners 4 Chicago 4, St. Louis 2 Detroit 8-0, Baltimore 7-5 could do to maintain the Package. Stock #5708 Oakland 8-1, Chicago 7-2 tion. Linda SUrr, 644-1155. FYank White’s two-run single and Atlanta 4, San Francisco 0 dignity and respect which Cleveland 4-5, New York 3-4 The party-endorsed candidates are Bulletin board Vernon be added to the total project request of the land gift and the project the value of the Bray land. George Brett’s two-run homer cappd Houston 5, Cincinnati 1 Mr. Yawkey built into the Boston 8-6-, Toronto 0-0 % *3100 John Archer, Edward Havens, Friends of the South Windsor The state Department of En­ of $470,(X)0 before it could be used as amendment. Loranger said if the land is worth a six-run second inning, which San Diego 1, Los Angeles 0 operation through more ^ *5995 Arthur Champagne, Wayne Gerlt, Public Library will hold a Book Sale a part of the local share. This The Planning Commission and the carried the streaking Royals to their Minnesota 5, Texas 4 than 40 years of ownership, vironmental Protection (DEP) and $40,000 the town would obtain $40,000 Kansas City 8, Seattle 4 Joseph Krahula and Jacqueline in front of the library Sept. 16 and 17 the Vernon Planning Department are required an amendment to the Conservation Commission in federal money and buy one of five sixth straight victory and 17th in the I would listen,” Williams Milwaukee 6, California 5 said in the interview. Smith. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Anyone awaiting completion of an appraisal original request. 'The value of the recommended that the town accept parcels of land it listed in the original last 20 games. Jim Colbom, 16-13, Today's Games Williams said O’ Connell NEW 77 MONTE CARLO NEW 77 PICKUP Democratic Town Chairman wishing to donate books for the sale of the Bray property before submit­ Bray property has to be determined the land gift. The Town Council grant application. went the distance as the Royals in­ Montreal (Holdsworth 2-0) at New Today’s Games York (Todd 2-4) contacted him to find out if Coupe with a 305 V-8 angine, A/trans., 8’ Fleetside Vk ton model with a 305 V-8, Robert Homish said the committee may call Sally Clark, 644-1811, or ting an amendment to a grant by a state-approved appraiser, then adopted a resolution to accept it for He said selection of the land to be creased their AL West lead to 5Vk New York (Tidrow 8-4) at air condition, deluxe belts, bumper St. Louis (Underwood 7-10) at he would be interested in standard trans., power brakes, rear will continue to work for the en­ Phyllis Courtney, 644-1410. application. reviewed and approved before the open space purposes and to spend not bought would depend on how much games. Cleveland (Eckersley 13-11), N. guards, tinted glass, auxiliary lighting, step bumper, gauges, dome lamp Chicago (Krukow 8-12) becoming part of a group dorsed candidates until the Sept. 15 'The South Windsor Square Dance In April the town planner asked the gift value could be added and used for more than $575 for real estate ap­ money there is to spend. 'The decision While Sox 7-2, A’s 8-1 Boston (Lee 6-3) at Toronto (Darr mats, remote control mirror, body side switch, below eye line mirrors, radio, Los Angeles (Rhoden 16-8) at San which would make an offer primary. If the slate changes after Club will have its first dance of the Town Council to make an appropria­ matching purposes. praisals. Loranger said, the town, if would rest with the Town Council, Wilbur Wood and Lerron LaGrow (M)), N, molding, door edge guards, AM-FM folding seat back, heavy duty rear Diego (Jones 6-11) to buy the team. radio, rear speaker, w/walls, rally the primary and Myette is back on fall season Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. tion to match an open space grant. Loranger said he has also been told the project amendment is approved, with advice from the Conservation combined on an eight-hitter in the Baltimore (Flanagan 10-10) at springs, power steering, bright metal Philadelphia (Lonborg 10-3) at Williams said he would wheels, comfortilt wheel. Carter Care the ticket, Homish said the com­ at Wapping Elementary School. All The request was denied. that the town can’t take title to the should be able to obtain authority to and Planning Commissions and the nightcap to keep the Chisox’ fading Detroit (Arroyo 7-14), N. hub caps, H78xl5 tires. Carter Care Pittsburgh (Reuss 10-12), N. be “willing to talk matters Package. Stock #5789 Package. Stock 15694 mittee will then work for the new club level dancers a;e welcome. Jeff Town Planner John Loranger said Bray land before receiving approval spend federal funds in the amount of council’s open space subcommittee. pennant hopes alive. In the opener, Texas (Blyleven 13-11) at over with Mr. O’Connell’s slate. Page will call for the square dancing that because Dec. 31, 1977, was the the A’s belted Chisox starter Ken San Francisco (Knepper 7-7) at Minnesota (Goltz 16-8), N. Atlanta (Solomon 4-4 or Capra 3-10), interested party. My part Democrats will be able to select up and Russ and Anita White will cue deadline for use of the grant for Kravec for seven runs in 11-3 innings Kansas City (Hassler 85) at Seattle to six candidates for the ticket. Those the rounds. N. in the operation, however, ^ *5830 buying open space land, it appeared to nullify three RBI by Oscar Gam­ (Honeycutt 0-0), N. % *4325 would have to be on a six candidates will then run for the that the $235,000 in federal funds Cincinnati (Capilla 6-6) at Houston Chicago (Knapp 9-6) at Oakland Assistant fire chief resigns (Richard 14-10), N. limited basis,” Williams Town Council in November. Compiles information would be forfeited. (Blue 13-16), N. The party’s primary campaign In an effort to increase con­ Vernon said. However, Loranger said that since department that he has in the past. mayor, in a letter, that he finds it manager is Leon Mainelli, a former venience for senior citizens, the that time several developments oc­ G. Nelson Skinner, a member of Skinner has his own insurance Leaders councilman. State Rep. Abraham necessary to resign from the Sewer HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE RIG &uth Windsor Committee on Aging curred to provide a more optimistic the Vernon Fire Department for the business in town and in his letter he Commission. Glassman is the party’s campaign is compiling a list of information to picture. past 23Vi years, has resigned as said being in business in town and He said he has to attend a program Batting manager for the November election. be distributed at a later date. On May 19 the town asked for a six- assistant chief of the department, ON A NEW 7 7 CHEVYI being available 24 hours a day does at Harvard Business School from National League kV The committee is also looking into month extension of the expiration effective Oct. 1. have its drawbacks. Young wives invited September to mid-December and AB H Pet. the present use of the minibus with a date from DEP. Then on June 3, Skinner, in a letter to Chief Skinner said being a member of the would be unable to attend commis­ Parker, Pit 557 194 .348 The first meeting of the South possible revision of the schedule to Stanley Bray of Manchester offered William Johnson and Mayor 'Thomas department for more than 2D years sion meetings. Stennett, Pit 453 152 .336 C U d ln n BEST USED CAS Windsor Young Wives Qub is open to fit local needs. The committee is in­ to give the town a parcel of land Benoit, said his business is deman­ and a chief officer for more than half He said this situation was not an­ Simmons, St.L 446 147 .330 r*»oo.ooo< all interested women in the area. It terested in how many people want known as Walker Reservoir plus an ding more of his time and he doesn’t that time, "it is not easy to give it up- Bonus ticipated when he accepted his ap­ Griffey, Cin 496 159 .321 will be Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at St. the weekly trip to Hartford on additional 8.63 acres. feel he can devote the time to the VALUES OF THE YEAH Donald Pardus has also told the pointment to the commission. ’Tmpltn, St.L 518 165 .319 Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Thursdays, using connections with The request for an extension was SPECIAL PRICED SPECIAL PRICED Rd. Connecticut 'Transit lines, and how then followed by a letter asking DEP Smith, LA 429 136 .317 aati imh un M* *• SPECIAL PRICED The Young Wives is an affiliate of Hendrick, SD 460 145 .315 iMi ospsi iits -* a !*• 1975 CHEV. 1975 PONT. many senior citizens would be in­ if the offer of land could be used as «ink inm i* *1 1978 PONTIAC Foster, Cin 525 164 .312 Mm u I9H 81 8818 Msllbu C lin ic Stitlon Wigon Cetellna Sport Coupe wtth V- the YWCA of the Hartford Region, terested in an additional trip to En­ 8 eoglne. A/trens., elr condi­ Qrin PrU Coup* wltti V-S credit against the required local •illti 1 V-a inglni.A/trm, •ngini, A /lr in i., power Nutmeg Branch. field. // you have Luzinski, Phil 466 144 .309 tion. power Steering and share in using the open space funds. B.A.]OZIER"« power tleerlng, power •luring ind briktt. vinyl brakes, vinyl roof, radio, very A business meeting will begin this The committee will meet Sept. 8 at Valentine, Mt 425 131 .308 brekee, redlo. roof. ndk). vwy low m llngi. The DEP told Loranger that the news for area American League low mileage. evening, with new officers presiding. the Town Hall. value of the land gift would have to ?o“w *T '...... *3475 ...... *4595 towns, call: AB H Pet. *3895 Carew, Min 533 202 .379 cool your summer! Bostock, Min 511 172 .337 nsT Andover ■tSB 73 CHEV. $2490 Donna Holland Singlton, Bal 440 146 .332 78 FOND $5295 75 FOND $41801 Bolton welcomes pupils Rivers, NY 490 160 .327 C ip rln Coupi. V-S, «ulo, sir con- L.T.D. Squalr Wagon. V-8 angina, Qran Torino Station Wagon. V-8 . 646-0375 d., power eleerlng end brekn. vinyl automatic transmission, air con­ engine, automatic transmlselon. air j LeFlore, Det roof, redlo. Bolton worm your winter! 551 178 .323 ditioning. power steering, power conditioning, power steering, Bolton School Supt. Raymond Allen children at • the bus stop early the Bailor, Tor 435 139 .320 brakes, radio, dual facing rear power brakes, radio. Donna Holland seats. said he welcomes all students back to first day of school because the times ^ * S o c a l GOP will sponsor two in- Rice, Bos 551 175 .318 75 OLDS $4195 school and wishes them happiness are not that fixed. 'The bus routes divlduals interested in attending. For Zisk, Chi 462 143 .310 Cutlass Supreme 4-Ooor. V-8, 70DATSUN $28901 and success during the 1977-78 school were published by 'The Herald last further Information call James Coventry Foam your home! Fuentes, Det 543 168 .309 auto., air cond.. power steering and 78 T. BIRD $6895 B 210 Hatch Coupe. 4 cyf., 4 spat year. brakes, vinyl rod. radio. AM-FM radio. Wednesday. Marshall, 643-8938. Claire Connelly Brett, KC 470 145 .309 Coupe. V-8, automatic transmis­ Allen said he would like to send Hargrove, Tex <44 137 .309 sion, air conditioning and many The GOP town committee will ...... 742-8202 Every week: more extras. 77 CHEV. SAVEI parents the following message, “’The Camaro L.T. Coupe. V-8, auto., ak | Football dance have its appreciation night Sept. 23 at Ellington S ells Oul Cold Home Runs 74 FOND $2990 teachers and administrators are here cond.. power steering and brakes. I 7 p.m. at FIm o ’s Restaurant. 'The Barbara Richmond Flows inloeviry NATIONAL LEAGUE; Q rin Torino 4-Door. V-S, luto.. elr to serve your children and any con­ The Bolton Football Association cosnir ind crmny oond., power eleerlng end b rikn, 72 FOND $1848 power windows and door locks, I evening will honor individuals who 643-2711 Foster, Cin 45; Burroughs, AM-FM stereo redlo and many | cerns or problems you have, will sponsor its annual fundraising vinyl rool, redlo. Very low mlleege. Torino Coupe. V-8. auto., power have served the town. Further infer- ...... Atl 35; Luzinski, Phil 33; steering, radio, vinyl roof. more extras. anything.” dance Sept. 24 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. over 8,000 cosh winners. at St. Bernard’s Church Hall, matlon and tickets will be available „ , Schmidt, Phil 32; Bench, 79 CHEV. $481 This year Bolton students will be soon. Karen Biskupiak No Mess S ile ly lot Your Rockville. Instillation Cin, and Garvey, LA 29. 78 BUICK $4896 72 CHEV. $2148 brought to school with five buses in­ Fim lly Monte Carlo Coupe. V-8, auto., ak | Music will be provided by the The local GOP will conduct a voter ...... 228-0496 ORAFT-FREI SurrounOt ciblit AMERICAN LEAGUE: from the Connecticut Lottery Regel Coupe. V-S, euto., elr cond., Impele 4-Ooor Herdtop. V-S. euto., cond., power steering arKl brakes, | stead of seven. As in past years two registration drive early this month. South Windsor in|u$l hours sod lunclionboiii Rice, Bos 35; Nettles, NY power eleerlng end brekee, vinyl elr condllloning, power aleerlng, landau vinyl roof, radio. minibuses and one wagon will be American Way. 'The event is a BYOB rool, redlo. redlo, vinyl roof. Judy Kuehnel 34; Bonds, ()al 33; &ott. used. 'The reduction of two buses will (bring your own bottle) affair. Setups will be provided. December tax bill Bos 31; Hobson, Bos 28. save the town $18,144. . 644-1364 Double Play, the great money game from the Connecticut Lot­ A Good Place to Buy a Car or TruckI Because of the high capacity use of For tickets or further information, Tax Collector Elaine Potter said Tolland tery, awards cash prizes to over 8,000 happy winners each and every call Patricia Morianos, 649-6338. persons who purchased a motor vehi­ Barbara Richmond Pitching the buses, Allen said special requests Quite! week, and the top prize can be $200,000! for students to change their cle between Oct. 2,1976, and June 30, .643-2711 Shull oul Most Victories scheduled bus on the way home from GOP activity 1977, will receive a tax bill in Vernon floliilooi NATIONAL LEAGUE: Now, there is a new stub game called Gridiron Bonus which school cannot be honored. He said it December. It will be payable in Carlton, Phil 20-8; At its meeting last week, the January. Barbara Richmond offers an extra $30,000 in weekly prizes at no extra cost, when you play is not known if students will be Republican Town Committee learned .643-2711 R-.Reuschel, Chi 19-6; allowed to change buses later in the Mrs. Potterton said the state John, LA 17-5; Candelaria, Double Play. Get your tickets and complete details wherever Lottery of a function for young Republicans, Motor Vehicle Department says S lish Fuel Blllsl year. oaiturc6>itiM‘ ittiauaiiu-'H a w Pitt 16-4; Seaver, Cin and tickets are sold. ^ CARTRR dlMussed its appreciation night and ’"The bus routes are tight but we towns should collect about 25 per Forsch, St. L. 16-6; voter registration drive, and heard a cent of their Oct. 1 motor vehicle list. hope we can hold to the use of five report from Selectman Ernest Rhoden, LA 16-8 ^ State law ... purchasers must be 18 or older. •.# *,* buses,” Allen said. Bolton’s list was $190,000 so the town [^Rqpj^Foam AMERICAN LEAGUE; Shephered. should expect about $47,500 in ad­ He said copies of the bus The Connecticut Hosts will sponsor Ryan, Cal 18-13; Goltz, ditional revenue. Play "Double Play" every week *•' regulations will Ik sent home as soon a dance and seminar for teen-age and Key West, Fla., became the Minn 16-8; Colborn, KC 16- as school begins. He asks all parents The tax collector said she wanted first U.S. city to get its fresh 22Si(0

curt with fans, press CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING semifinals NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve Rich Gossage collaborated on a Houston ripped Cincinnati, 5-1. Carlton seems to be an un­ seven-hitter as the Pirates took a 3-1 Culls 4, Cardinals 2 FOREST HILLS, N.Y. dethrone Borg, fully aware that there relied on her consistent ground gam t known quantity and often is decision. Dave Parker stroked an Bill Buckner stroked a two-run to advance to the quarterfinals, PHONE 643-2711 (UPI) — Manuel Orantes, after won’t be too many more oppor­ curt with both fans and the RBI double, Duffy Dyer cracked a homer and a sacrifice fly and Larry tunities. where she will take on Holland’s Bet­ P0PCAPEWHIT.364JN solo homer and Fernando Gonzalez Biittner added a solo homer as Dave *74 FOR HIS CAREER FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD two years with a bad back, ty Stove. press. One small thing Orantes will have drove in an insurance run with a Roberts won his first game as a Cub. REST. WHO WAS THE arm surgery and a fight to to get by en route to a championship “Tracy loves the excitement of the He has now put together con­ ground out. The split enabled the Kxpos 4, Mels 3 LAST A t . STAR TO TOP TOWN OF MANCHESTER regain his form, will try to is the specter of the second-seeded big crowds," said her coach, Robert secutive 20-game seasons with Mon­ Phils to maintain a seven-game lead Tony Perez and Ellis Valentine THAT? INDEX move one step closer to Jimmy Connors. Lansdorp. "She doesn’t get scared, day s 11-1 victory over the Pittsburgh over the Bucs in the NL & st. cracked homers to hand Jerry A. TEP WILLIAMS LEGAL NOTICIS Connors, feeling the lingering she’s like a performer, an artist.” Later, Carlton said, most affably, R. TONY OLIVA 1 ~ another championship today Pirates, and is the first pitcher in the Koosman his 18th loss of the season. NOTICE Low and Found effects of a bad back, pits his fierce Another leading lady, Billie Jean majors to reach the 20-game plateau Lee Mazzilli’s two-run homer paced C. PETE RUNNELS 2 - PWMXOIO when he takes on 18-year-old ______The Planning and Zoning 3 ~ AnnoMftcomoote groundstrokes against the thunder- King, triumphed Monday. In a bitter­ this year — but that hasn’t made him the Mets. HAPPY ADS John McEnro of Douglaston, Natlonaf~~A 4 Cnlortainm ent - i ball serve of llth-seeded Roscoe ly fought match the 33-year-old any more approachable. Rra\rs 4, Giants 0 id3i'3A3ll39 nOA tfVm'J9MSUfc S T S T '”£o“n d '.T 5 - A s i c t i o n f N.Y. in a quarterfinal match. Tanner in another important match seventh seed came away with a 6-1,3- ”I have a goal for this season,” Gary Matthews knocked in two Septraber 12, 1977 at 7;30 FINANCIAL "It’s always nice to play well and 6, 7-6 victory over ninth-seeded p.m. in the Hearing Room of • - Bontfi-Stocki-M ofige^M Carlton informed a large gathering League runs with an RBI double and a 9 - Pereonei Loeni try to win this tournament," Orantes Kerry Reid of Australia. King, a six­ after his win. "But I’m not gonna tell sacrifice fly and Dick Ruthven fired the Municipal Building, 41 1 0 - I n t u r e n c e f U.S. Tennis* time Wimbledon winner, will ”I’m real happy about the 20th win. I Center St., Manchester, Conn, says in his characteristic soft-spoken you what it is.” a three-hitter to raise his record to 6- Transactions t M F t O V M K N T way. "For me, it’s special not probably have her hands full with feel that I’ve been a consistent to bear and coniider the 1 3 - Help W arned He was gingerly prodded to 1 0 . 1 4 - ...Open...... following petitiona: 6utChris Evert in her next en­ laborate. pitcher this year. But the big thing 1 5 - Siluaiipn W anted Padres I, Dodgers 0 DAVID R. MALLEY - Hills but because I had an operation today. The winner of that showdown counter. now is to win the division race." ’Td just rather not tell you,” he Rookie Bob Owchinko hurled a ZONING REGULATION Happy 25th l O U C A T I O N and I missed all the big tournaments. faces either Orantes or McEnro in In other matches Monday, third- “What can you say about Baseball 1 8 * Private inttructK>n$ snapped. two-hitter and Steve Garvey’s AMENDMENT (M-27) 1 9 - the semifinals. Carlton?” asked Pirates’ Manager Wedding Scnpoit-CiaiBet This is maybe the last chance I have seeded Virginia Wade of England Carlton scattered eight hits over throwing error allowed Gene Baltimore — Called up Amend the Zoning M - ln»|ruCtion« W anted Meanwhile, the top-seeded Borg beat Fiorella Bonicelli of Uruguay, 4- Chuck Tanner, shaking his head in I Anniversary ® to do well in a big tournament.” eight innings, picking up ninth-inning Richards to score from second base outfielder Larry Harlow Regulationi, General m e a l E S T A T i When he is at his best, and it will keep everyone’s clinical curiosi­ 6, 6-1, 6-2; 12th-seeded Harold amazement. 2 3 - Hornet for Sale help from Warren Brusstar. He also with the gam e’s only run. and Ditchers Mike Parrott. Requirements for Residential i MOM & DAD I 2 4 - Lott-Land for Sale ty busy today when he tests his sore Solomon of Silver Spring, Md., up­ That’s a very good question. Zona, 2 5 - appears he is at that level now, belted his third home run of the year .Asiros 5, Reds 1 Randy Miller and ^ I LUTZ I Investm ent Properly Orantes plays a disciplined, thought­ shoulder against lOth-seeded Dick ended eighth-seeded Vitas Gerulaitis In other National League action, Article n. Section 1.03.02(J) 2 8 - Buim est Properly to go along with Jay Johnstone’s two- Mark Lemongello spaced six hits to Fanner from Rochester. 2 7 - Retort Property Stockton. Chicago got by St. Louis, 4-2, Mon­ to read 2 8 - ful game. He is quick and consistent of Kings Point, N.Y., 7-6, 6-3; and run homer and Richie Hebner’s two- send Tom Seaver down to his sixth $ Love I Rati E iitte Wanted and all the more dangerous on a clay­ “ I cannot win the tournament if the second-seeded Martina Navratilova, treal nipped New York, 4-3, Atlanta "Radio and television run single. loss against 16 victories. Enos Cabell g Your I M ItC. SERViCEl like surfaces such as the one at shoulder doesn’t get better ... The Dallas, dumped Tanya Harford, blanked San Francisco, 4-0, San antennae and their supporting 3 1 - Services O ffered In the opener, John Candelaria and had a solo homer for the Astros as Pro Football 3 2 - Pam ting-Pepering only thing I need is rest,” he said. towers, if used” Children | Forest Hills. Melrose, Ohio, 6-0, 6-2. Diego stymied Los Angeles, 1-0, and did Seaver for Cincinnati’s only run. 3 3 - Bu'iding-C onirecling and amend Article II, Sec­ 3 4 - It is Bjorn Borg, Sweden’s two- Monday it was 14-year-old Tracy Today’s lineup will also feature Chicago — Placed Roofing-Sidm g veterans defensive end tion 1.03.05(a) to read 3 5 - H ealing. Piumbif>g time Wimbledon champion, that he is Austin who was in the spotlight. Evert, of Fort Lauderdale, FUi., I I 3 8 - F l o o r i n g Popular ^watering hole^ for gridders "No accessory building or 3 7 - M oving - Trurhifio-Storaga most wary of, Austin, who will enter the ninth against Nancy Richey of San Angelo, Royce Berry, wide receiver Randall Burks structure shall exceed a 3 8 - Service! W anted With the temperature over 90 degrees almost daily, and a rugged practice schedule, when "He never gets tired," Orantes grade next week in Rolling Hills, Tex,; Wade against Mona Guerrant height of 18 feet above the and running back Tommy MI8C FOR SALE says,” he always plays at that same Calif., fought her way to a 6-3,7-5 vic­ of Scottsdale, Ariz.; and third-seeded Second win in month ground level except as 4 0 - Household Goods a break was called the Manchester High gridders headed for the portable water cooler. level." tory over a dogged Virginia Ruzici of Brian Gottfried of Lauderhill, Fla., Reamon on waivers. allowed in 1.03.05(d).” □ NOTICES 4 1 - A diciei for Sale Here’s the usual break scene. (Herald photo by Dunn) Green Bay — Signed free 4 i ( - Building Supplies But Orantes has come prepared to Romania. against Poland's Wojtek Fibak. and add Article II, Section 4 3 - Pets Birds- Dogs Down 5-3 in the second set, Austin agent offensive guard Den­ 1.03.06(d) to read 4 4 » L i v e s t o c k Loot and Pound 4 5 - Boats & Accdasorits nis Havig. "Towers used to support 4 6 - Sporting Goods for positive thinker radio and television antennae LOST - Black and white 4 7 - Garden Products 4 0 - A n t i q u e s shall be of metal construction kitten. Vicinity ot Porter and 4 9 - W anted to Buy Philadelphia — An­ and the combined system Kenaington Street. Call 643- Wadkins was right. He followed the and is now on his way to Alberta, 2575. R E N T A L S AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - Lan- nounced the retirem ent of shall be capable of withatan- 5 2 - Rooms for Rent birdie on the ninth with another on 10, Canada, on a bighorn sheep hunt. veteran cornerback A1 dlng the wind loads specified 5 3 - Apartm ents for Rent ny Wadkins is a positive LOST - Ladies gold watch at 5 4 - Homes tor Rent I tacked on another on 12 and, when he “He (Wadkins) just played perfect by the Building Q>de. 5 5 - Business tor Rent Schoolboy notes DeNicolo ties mark thinker. Clark. Caldora, Burr Corners. birdied the 14th, he had a four-shot golf. He never looked worried and (1) The tower height shall Reward. Call 649-8197, 5 8 - Resort Property tor Rent Even when Tom Weiskopf was not exceed 25 feet above the 5 7 - W anted to Rent lead over his closest rival that’s why he’s the champion.” Seattle — Acquired anytime. 5 0 - Misc for Rent By LEN AUSTER That’s 12 more minutes of regulation knee injury. Manchester opens Sept. making a record run at his five-shot upper support if attached to a Five times a record 65 round He also birdied the 16th and 17th Weiskopf and Hale Irwin, who defensive back Autry AUTOMOTIVE play. State Tournament games will 16 at Memorial Field against lead Monday during the early part of building, or shall not exceed Herald Sporlswriter trailed by only one shot when the day Beamon and linebacker 6 1 - Autos for Sale be played in 35 minute halves. Windham. has been recorded at the the final round of the $300,000 World 75 feet above adjacent ground 6 2 - Trucks for Sale Schoolboy notes: began but could never make a Amos Martin from TOWN OF MANCHESTER 6 3 - Heavy Equipm ent for Sale At an optional practice last Satur­ Manchester Country Club and Series of Golf, Wadkins wasn’t really If guyed or self-supported. 6 4 - Manchester High girls’ swimming charge, finished second to Wadkins Minnesota for an un­ M olorcydes-Bicycles day, the beginning of the Labor Day Manchester football —Nagging in­ on three occasions the feat was worried. PQA (2) The tower shall not be 6 5 - Cam pers-Treilers-M obile —‘‘Some, I know what they can do with eight-under-par 272 totals, ear­ disclosed future draft closer to the lot line than the H o m e s weekend, a good turnout of about 25 juries curtailed a scheduled inter­ “It was fun just being a part of it, ” LEGAL 6 6 - Autom otive Service but the sophomores I won’t able to turned in by Ralph DeNicolo. ning $35,000 each. Irwin had a choice. distance from the upper sup­ was on hand with Coach Dick said Wadkins, who withstood a 6 7 - Autos for Rent-Lease tell until we have time trials,” squad scrimmage last Saturday as The current head club pro and, despite a bogey on the final hole, closing-round 69. port to the antenna." Danielson indicating he wanted them -Arif record-tying 29 by Weiskopf on the NOTICE related Coach Dave Frost. He in­ only 32 players were on hand. A like bettered Ray Floyd’s previous 72- Mark Hayes, who also had a 69 VERNON STREET to work on what they considered fashioned a 34-31-65 round front side of the par-70 Firestone hole Firestone course record of 268 Tampa Bay — Traded a dicated returnees Shelly Valentine, number were either away with Monday, finished alone in fourth, CORPORATION - “The 2!onlng Board of Appeals weaknesses. Assistant Coach Doug Friday while playing in a four­ Country Club South Course and then Kim Noone and Tess Mazzotta have parents for the holiday or un­ by one shot. picking up $15,000, while Raymond future draft choice to SUBDIVISION - VERNON will hold public hearings on Pearson noted several players who went on to win the $100,000 first prize Monday, teptember 19, 1977, □ EMPLOYMENT been working out this summer with available because of injury. Pulled some with Ken Gordon, Ray Weiskopf, who birdied the first Floyd, Gary Player and Jack Miami for cornerback SniEET (V-2) were in the backfield will be tried in groins has affected more than a cou­ Gordon and Carroll Maddox. by five shots. four holes and "conceivably could Jerris White and gave up Application for subdivision starting at 7:00 P.M.. in the •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mel Siebold and the training should Nicklaus earned $11,166 for their tie Ho/p Wantod the line to attempt to beef up the ple thus far. This has cut somewhat ‘ ‘I knew if I could play my game I’d have birdied all nine,” called his another undisclosed draft approval. Creation of 50 lota Hearing Room of the IS help. Leslie Scott, Karen McArdle DeNicolo birdied six holes - for fifth. Municipal Building to hear scoring attack, the Silk Towners into preparations but it hasn’t con­ be okay,” Wadkins said. “ I would round “the best nine holes I’ve ever selection to Oakland for on approximately 71.3 acres in and Chris White, a sensation as a No. 3, 4, 9,10,12,17 and eagled The victory for Wadkins, his fifth and consider the following SALES POSITION - Straight biggest weakness in 1976. Joel c e rn ^ head Coach Jack Holik as yet, never pull for anyone to hit a bad played.” He finished with a 65. offensive guard Jeff a Residence AA Zone on the commissions, leads fumlsnH sophomore, reported back in good since joining the tour in 1971, made east side of Vernon Street and petitions: Malinoski is being tried at wing. He the opener against Penney in East the 14th. He bogeyed No. 6 and shot. I just try to play better.” “I thought I put all the pressure I Winans. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. shape. Frost reported, while him the first player to qualify for south of the intersection of Item 2 No. 572 played halfback a year ago. Bill Kel­ Hartford not until Sept. 24. par red the other 10 holes. Wadkins found himself in a tie could on Lanny,” said Weiskopf, who sophomore Jane Jordan should help ly as well as Scott Hyde are being next year’s World Series, also to be Kent Drive — 525V Vernon Alfred Rossetto — Variance PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Holik is pleased to note that most The home pros’ first 65 was after Weiskopf rolled in his sixth bir­ is through playing golf for the year Street. fill a void in the breaststroke. ’The tried up front. All shifts aren’t per­ played at Firestone. is requested of Article II, Sec­ Air Force recently announced of the playbook was learned by those July 3, 1971 and the second die of the round on the eighth hole. VERNON STREET tion 2.01 to permit construc­ new openings for individuals swimmers’ first meet is Sept. 27 at manent, however. Jeff Lombardo, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Hartford Public. who had them over the summer. Aug.28, 1974. But l|e rose to the occasion, birdied CORPORATION - INLAND tion of a single-family with prior military service. If diminutive striker with Bennet Tests were administered and several the ninth, and had things his way LEGAL WETLANDS PERMIT - dwelling on a parcel without you nave been out for less Junior High a year ago who has Bill King had a 65 last A u^st from then on. 19th hole VERNON STREET (V-3) street frontage, and which than 5 years and are looking Manchester High soccer —Stamina scored high. The Indians ran through for "A Great Way of Ufe’ , shown good potential, isn’t so little and Wayne Levi posted a 65 in Application to relocate a contains an existing two- will be a key for the Indians and their some of their plays last Saturday and “I really wanted that birdie on the NOTICE contact the Air Force Im­ anymore. He’s grown several inches. in spurts looked sharp. "We have a winning the 1975 Manchester ninth,” said Wadkins, whose second The Zoning Board of watercourse and to excavate family dwelling — 93 Lake mediately. Cali 646-7440. CCIL rivals. The league has ap­ His older brother, Mike, former In­ / Appeals will hold public and fill within and to dis­ Street — Rural Residence proved a change to 18-minute lot of polishing but things are coming Open. win in four weeks (the PGA was the dian standout, isn’t playing at Brown along,” Holik stated. Personnel are Ralph DeNicolo other) pushed his 1977 earnings to Karzses 68-17-51, Todd Peck 67-16 -51, hearings on Monday, charge storm water into a Zone. STEADY WORK - Reliable, quarters for this year instead of the University this year because of a Country Club Larry Bates 67-16-51, Bob September 19,1977, starting at designated inland wetland in Item 3 No. 573 hard worker, who wants previously used 15-minute stanzas. being put into positions but final $238,920. “I felt if I could take the steady employment, good in­ BEST 14- Class A -T om Wall 54-9- Gustamachio 72-21-51, Vance Baker 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing conjunction with a proposed Gerald P. Dumond — determination will come later. lead there, I’d be in the driver’s seat Room of the Municipal subffivision — 525V Vernon come. Call 5246702 between 9- Ump asks Foil going to the back side, which I usual­ 45, Stan M cFarland 53-7-46, Jim 78-27-51; Blind bogey —John Reider Variance is requested of Arti­ 2 only. Building to hear and consider Street. cle II Section 1.03.02(r) to ly play best.” Moriarty 57-9-48, Roy Riggott 57-9-48, no. the following petition: VERNON STREET allow maintenance of stock in be suspended GENERAL MOTORS AUTO REPAIRS Frank Kiernan 5^8-48; Class B SWEEPS- Gass A —Gross —Brad NOW accepting applications Item 1, No. 570 — Chorches CORPORATION - SPECIAL trade for retail sales in con­ —Tom Atamian 58-12-44, Pete Foster Downey 75, Net —Charlie Boggini 75- for full time employment. ATLANTA (U P I ) - U m ­ Motors, Inc. — Request PERMIT - VERNON nection with home conducted Call 5243W between 9 ^ 2 pire Bruce Froemming • COinm IIGHIUIUL SERV^ 58-13-45, Pete Jackson 57-11-46, Dave 6-69, Vic Daley 81-9-72; G ass B Special Ehcceptlon in accor­ STREET (V-4) occupation — 95 Strawberry only. Ted Turner convinced says he will recommend to Stacy breaks Kozlovich 58-12-46, John Wilson 58-12- —Gross —Bill Sullivan 80, Net —Hal dance with Article IV, Section Application to conduct fill Lane — Residence Zone AA. National League President 46; Class C -G ill Stephen 62-24-38, Giglio 80-12-68, Bill Skinner 85-13-72; 6 for expansion of New Car operation and site leveling for Item 4 No. 574 SECRETARY - Manchester agency seeking full time Chub Feeney that Tom Turner Jr. 67-28-39, Fred Tracy Gass C—Gross—Jack McCallum 85, D ealer’s License, and a construction within 50 feet of Capitol Region Eklucation • COLLISION ffPIURS mark in win the banks of a brook or stream secretary for auto Insurance shortstop Tim Foli of San 58-16-42, Joe Lynch 62-20-42, Larry Net —Bob Gustamachio 90-21-69; variance of Article IV, Section Council — Variance is 6.01.03 to permit the proposed as required by Article I, Sec- department. Duties include: Bates 58-16-42; Gross —Erwin Low gross —Brad Downey 75. requested of Article II, Sec­ processing, typing and Francisco be suspended for SPRINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) - building addition to be es­ tion 3 of the Zoning fate will be on his side the rest of the season. •MITO PiUNTIIG Kennedy 74; Blind bogey —George BEST NINE- Class A -Roy tion 5.01 to permit structure to telephone contact. Beginning Hollis Stacy has broken an LPGA Regulations in conjunction Riggott 30-5-25, Bob Genovesi 30-5-25, tablished within 400 feet of an be used as a group home for 10 after September I5th. Salary "We are dealing with a record, added $15,000 to her bank ac­ Putz 99, Jim LeSure 99. entrance to a park and a with a proposed subdivision — Jim Moriarty 32-5-27, Joe Novak 31-4- students who have commensurate witn guy who doesn’t belong on count and chalked up her third vic­ SWEEPS- Qass A —Gross —Rich residentially zoned dwelling 52SV Vernon Street. experience. Send resume to Australia starting Sept. 13. 27, Mort Rosenthal 31-4-27, Ken Kelso emotlonal/aocial handicaps NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - ne felt race officials crackeU clown on the ballfield,” said Froem­ • LOW COST SERVICE RENTALS tory of the year, all by shooting 17- Gough 74, Erwin Kennedy 74, Net on the same side of the street TALCOTTVILLE Box DD c/o Manchester But luck did not smile on Turner 32- 5-27; G ass B —John Pickens 31-7- from the CREC Residential After a Labor Day weekend him because he is in the spotlight as ming, after Foli was under-par golf at the $100,000 Rail -V ic Daley 79-9-70, Ted Plodzik 77-7- — 56 and 60 Oakland Street — DEVELOPMENT - ZONE Herald. over the weekend as his 6114-foot 24, Bill McMullen 32-7-25, Pete Mails Education Center — 130-132 spree of bad luck, millionaire standard-bearer of American yacht­ thrown out of Monday Muscular Dystrophy tournament. 70, Einar Lorentzen 77-7-70; G ass B Residence Zone A. (applica­ CHANGE - TOLLAND Pearl Street — Residence yacht Tenacious was disqualified racing supremacy. • GENUH CM PARTS 33- 7-26, C.D. McCarthy 33-7-26, Pete TURNPIKE (T-21) NURSES AIDES - 7 to 3. Full night’s game for scuffling "I don’t want to quit. 1 feel good,” —Gross—Bill Sullivan 77, N et—Tom tion for change of zone to Zone B. sportsman Ted Turner is con­ from an ocean race because her Foster 33-7-26; Class C—Alex Eigner Business II is pending). To change the zoning and part time. Apply in Per­ “If they hadn’t said anything, they with Braves’ pitcher Dick Atamian 80-12-68, Ben Delmastro 84- Item 5 No. 575 son, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday vinced fate will be on the side motor was switched on to avoid an Stacy said Monday, after finishing Information pertaining to classification from Rural probably would have been accused of Ruthven. 14-70; Gass C —Gross —Fred Tracy Jr. 294-21, Tony Pagliughi 34-10-24, Manchester Sports Center thru Friday. Elast Hartford • FACTORY TRARD MECHANCS eight strokes ahead of Betty above may be obtained in the Residence and Industrial to of h is 12-meter yacht accident. favoritism,” he said. Foli and Ruthven, who 85, Net —Bob Gustamachio 90-21-69. Jim LeSure 32-8-24, Ray (^ittick 34-9- ConvaleKent Home, 745 Main Burfeindt. “ Those five figures ($15,- Planning Office. Business U for a parcel of ap­ Inc. — Request Special Ehicep- "We won the race, but we used a Immediately after the race. WE IBIWCE U 1 QEMIM. HOTSM CMS MD TDUCES7 WOMEN MATCH PLAY vs. PAR- 25, Larry Bates 33-8-25, Roy Ander­ tion in accordance with Arti­ Street, Eiaat Hartford, Conn. Courageous in defending the pitched a three-hitter in 000) look awfully nice.” All persons interested may proximately 12 acres north of America’s Cup against motor and got thrown out,” he said. Turner met Australia backer Alan Atlanta’s 4-0 victory over CALL US FM AN APPOINTMENT Class A —Jan Leonard 1 up, Isabelle son 33-8-25; Low gross —Bud cle U, Section 9.02 and Article Tenacious was far ahead of more TTie 23-year-old Savannah, Ga., attend these hearings. Tolland Turnpike and about GENERAL MECHANIC - Bond in New York City to attend yet the Giants, got into an OR STOP IN FOR A niE EHIIRATE. ■ Parciak even; Gass B—Mary Presti Belanger 74, Blind bogey —Don 400 feet, west of (he Vernon IV, SMtlon 6 (or expanalon of Australia. than 100 competitors in a race from winner carded a 271 for 72 holes. “That Zoning Board Full tiine days. Paid C.M.S, another losing performance by his argument when Foli 1-up, Cora Anderson 1 down, Olive Edwards 101. of Appeals town line — 71V Tolland Turn­ New Car Dealer’s use by erec­ " I’ll show you how hot I am ,” he S tam fo rd , Conn., to M a rth a ’s was two strokes better than Kathy ting a separate building on Blue Crou and life Inaurance. Atlanta Braves baseball team. grounded out to end the 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CALL 646-6464 Fagan 1 down, Elie Smith 3 down, SWEEPS- Class A —Gross —Stan Paul J. Rossetto, pike. Amerbelle Corporation. 104 said Monday, pulling a shocking pink Vineyard, Mass., that began Friday. Whitworth’s 11-year-old record for same premises to house The Australian challenge Monday seventh inning. Foli Rose LaPolt 3 down. Hilinski 76, Net —Bud Belanger 74-5- Secretary WILLIAM THORNTON - East Main Street, Rockville.e. sliver of paper from a pocket. But on Saturday night in light winds low 72-hole LPGA tournament play. existing motorcycle business, geared up an advertising campaign exchanged words with MEMBER-MEMBER- Net 69, Mort Rosenthal 77-8-69, Ted Plod­ Dated this 6th day of SUBDIVISION - PARKER Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 It was a fortune-cookie message "I feel very honored to break and request variance of Arti­ p.m. An equal opportunity near the halfway point off Cape Cod, to keep their Cup effort from running Ruthven and the players —Erwin Kennedy-Gill Stephens 118, zik 77-7-70; G ass B —gross —Ray September, 1977. Street (T-22) which read, “A very precious posses­ Kathy Whitworth’s record,” Stacy Application for subdivision cle IV, Section 6.03.01 to employer. Turner switched on Tenacious’ motor aground financially. began scuffling. Both Ken Kelso^ohn Pickens 122, Dick Gordon 78, Net —Pete Foster 78-13- 010-9 sion will soon be yours.” Chevrolet approval. Creation of 98 lots reduce south side yard to 20 to avoid hitting the Buzzards Bay Press spokesman Robert Hemry Ottaviano-Bob LaChapelle 122, Fred 65, Bill McMullen 80-13-67, Ed Hayes WANTED - Good all around He presumed it was another good benches emptied onto the on approximately 50 acres in a feet (or this additional Tower. planned a seris of advertisements field. CARTER T racy-F ran V otta 124, C arroll 82-14-68, John Wilson 80-12-68; G ass building, and request Special Carpenter • Must have own omen in his quest to successfully de­ Residence M zone on the west "It was for about five seconds. featuring crew pictures in Maddox-Joe Lebiedz 125, Ray Fahey- C —Gross —Bates 83, Fred Tracy 83, Court of Probate, D istrict of Exception^ in accordance ^ with tools, and wllllngnesa to work. fend the Cup, which has been in All four umpires blamed LPQA Manchester side of Parker Street and There was no wind and I figured if we newspapers Down Under to seek ad­ 1228 MAIN ST. ,Don Edwards 125, Pete Taylor-Bob Net —Tony Pagliughi 86-20-66, Bob NOTICE OF HEARING Artide‘lLsi^to7.097orwt- American hands since 1851. Foli for the incident. MANCHESTER north of the intersection of hit the tower we’d break the mast ditional public contributions. LaChapelle 85-1847. ESTATE OP ANDREW aide storage of merchandise — "**’*”” ■______Courageous, the boat that kept the said. ” I thought of it all day. It kept Gustamachio 126, Tom Atamian-Phil STAVNIT8KY aka STAVNITZKY or Bent Street — 902V Parker and end up spending $50,000,” Turner According to skipper Noel Robbins, me going. It gave me something to Converse 127, Jim Moriarty-Norm WOMEN FOUR BALL- Lynn STAVINSKY. decMaed Street. 24 Adams Street — Business GAS ATTENDANT Wanted - cup in 1974 with Marblehead Mass., Pursuant to an order of Hon. WllUam said. “ And we only saved the govern­ one third of Australia’s multimillion- Narkon 127, Todd Peck-Joe Lynch Prior-Elsie Crockett-Mary Presti- WILUAM THORNTON - Zone II. Part time. To pump gaioline sailmaker Ted Hood at the helm, was shoot for.” E. PltsOerald, Judae, daM August 2$, ment a couple thousand dollars by dollar cup quest is backed by Bond’s Whitworth set her record at the 128, Bill Sullivan-Ed Hayes 128, C.D. Betty Lou Nordeen 53, Isabelle lf77 a bearing mil be held on an INLAND WETLANDS Information pertaining to only. $2.35 an hour. Muit be at hauled out of the water Monday for application praying that an instnunent atwve may be obtained in the le u t 18 years of age. Apply at not crashing into their tower.” real estate fortune and remainder A CBT Second Mortgage can help solve big money needs. 1966 Milwaukee Jaycee Open. M cCarthy-Bill Ogden 128, Carl Parciak-Eileen Plodzik-Sue purporting to be tot last will and testa­ PERMIT - PARKER hull repairs. She begins tuneup races Planning Office. 947 Center Street, or can 646- He said ocean racing rules allow was collected in a public fundraising Stacy also has won this year’s U.S. Mikolowsky-Alex Mikolowsky 129, Passman-Joanne Hunt 59. ment of laid deceaaed be admitted to STREET (T-23) with sistership Independence today, probate u in laid application on file 9467, Manchester. use of a motor in emergencies. But drive. Women’s Open and Lady Tara Bill Skinner-Bert Brown 129, Herb more fully appears, at the Court of Application to discharge All persons interested may at­ in preparation for the finals against Probate on September 19.1977 at 9:00 storm water Into a designated tend these bearings. Classic and finished third in the Stevenson-Dick McMahon 129; Gross Tallwood PART TIME Grocery PM. inland wetland and water­ ZONING BOARD Baggers ■ 8 to 3. ApplyA] ' Franks “ Op Id $ far homeowners. Wheeling Classic. —Ray Evelhoch-Pete Foster 141, LOW CROSS, LOW NET Pearl J. Hultman 25,000 Aia't. Clerk course in conjunction with a OF APPEALS Supermarket, 7251i E u t Middle The Rail victory ups her year’s Rick Gough-Maynard Clough 144, TOURNAMENT- A Flight -Gross 06M proposed subffivision on the Paul J. Rossetto, Turnpike. FALL • Borrow $5/XX) to $25/XX). Ted Plodzik-Einar Lorentzen 146, money winnings to over $67,000. -Tony Steuliet 74, Net -Chick Court of Probate, D istrict of east side of Parker Street and Secretary • Take up to 10 years to repay. Leading LPGA money-winner Judy Sher Ferguson-Dave Kozlovich 146; Gagnon 68, Paul White 69, Joe Byrka Manchester north of the intersection of Dated this 6th day of UConn grid lineup set • 12.5% annual percentage rate. NOTICE OF HEARING Rankin has earned $111,352, including Best Back Nine Net —Pete Teets- 70, Jim Booth 70, Norm Wood 70, ESTATE OF ELLEN L. O HARA, Bent Street - lOllV Parker September, 1977. LEGAL Street. 009-9 "We are deliiiilely going HOCKEY SiaiOOl • Fast response to your request. $260 for a 53rd place Rail finish. Roy Anderson 29, Joe Novak-Tom Tom Johnson 70; B Flight —Gross deceased STORRS (UPI) - Burfeindt, 32, of Palm Springs, Zemke 29; Best Net —Joe Pursttank to an order of Hon. Copies of these petitfons ‘ NOTICE to start” junior Robin For more information call our Second Mortgage Specialist, Jerry Burke at 1-800-842-8353 —George McAlees 77, Net —Bob William E. nuGerald, Judge, dated University of Connecticut Calif., shot a final-round 71, one un­ CalamariTony Pagliughi 61; Best Russell 67, John Banavige 67, Stan August 2S, 1977 a bearing will be held have been filed in the Town football coach Walt Nadzak Anderson of Cambridge, (toll free), or apply at any of our 84 offices. on an application praying for authority Clerk’s office and may be in­ INVITATION TOWN OF ANDOVER, Mass., at fullback, and der par, and a 72-hole total of nine- Gross —Bob Genovesi-Bob Jones 72. Mloganoski 67, Ted Milek 69, Bruce to aell certain real estate u in said CONNECTICUT says his starting lineup is WHEN: Sept 7th thru O ct 4th application on file more fully appears, spected during office hours. A m ount M onthly Finance under-par 279 to win the $9,750 second MIXED SCOTCH BALL- Gross Lefebvre 69; C Flight —Gross — Jim ZONING BOARD set for the Huskie s senior cocaptain Roger T o o l at the Court of Probate on S^t. 19. Planning and Zoning TO BID Ings of Ansonia, at B orrow ed Paym ent T erm C harge Paym ent prize. -M ike LaFrands-Cora Anderson 79, Ritchie 85, Net -B ill Kirsche Jr. 63, 19T7 at 9:00 P.M. OF APPEALS opening game Saturday Where: BOLTON ICE PALACE Pearl J. Hultman, Commission The Eighth Utilities District tailback, said Nadzak. RL 6, Bolton “ I hope you all enjoyed the Hollis Carl-Tina Mikolowsky 82,Wally- Bob Jamieson 64, Sam Sapienza 65, Aaa't. aerk Ronald Gates, The Zoning B oard of against Lehigh. $5,000. 89.60 7 years 2,526.40 7,526.40 Stacy Charity Golf Classic,’’ Isabelle Parciak 82; Net —Ed-Alice Jim Aufman 65, Don Paquette 67; seeks bids for heating oil and Appeals met on 31 August, John Chase, a junior Secretary service (or the year 1977-1978. ‘‘The excitement is star­ B urfeindt joked. “We w ere all Ansaldi 65, Dick Demko-Helen Kickers -71, 74, 75. 1977, and took the following transfer student from Court of Probata, Diitrict of Dated this 6th day of Sealed proposals will be ting to grow,” said the first Meegan 65, Marsh-Marilyn Warren Manchester action: Rockville, Md., will be at COST: $70. PER SKATER $7,500. 109.77 10 years 5,692.40 13,172.40 playing for second place.” September, 1977. received until 4:00 p.m., year coach Monday after a Jane Blalock wound up in third 65, Carsom-Doreen Manchester 66, NOTICE OF HEARING 001-9 The following variance was hard workout at the Storrs quarterback when the MANCHESTER CEMETERY TRUST Friday, September 16, 1977. $ S 0 GOALIE place with an S under 280. She shot a George Zanis-Mary Presti 68, Kel- FUNDS Bids will be publicly opened, denied without prejudloe: campus. "I think we’re season opens Saturday at $10,000. 146.37, 10 years 7,564.40 17,564.40 Pumunt to u order ot Hon. WllUam 1150 — Elenora L. Moran Lehigh, Nadzak said. final-round, 3-under-par 69. Bimd Tyler 68, Dick-Lois Moore 68, E. P ltiO ai^, Judao, daM Aunit 17, read and recorded at the starting to get ready for Laura Baugh and Sandra Post tied Ted-Eileen Plodzik 68, Jack-Grayce 1177 a baarlat wul ba bald on Uie September 19th meeting of the request (or a variance of 44.14 He said the only un­ Falcons repeat •llowuca o t Uia aaniial accounta ot Order Your Lehigh.” DIRECTOR: NOEL NIGHTINGALE $15,000. 219.55 10 years 11,346.00 26,346.00 Eighth Utilities District. 1 ^ feet for a building lot on settled spot on the team for fourth with 5-under-par 283s. Post Shea 68, Charlie Bolin-Ellie Smith 68, Tba Comactlcut Bank and Tniat Com­ • University of Toronto MERIDEN (UPI) - A bad throw on pany, u Tnutaaa ot tba Manchaatar right is reserved to reject any Parker Bridge Road was Nadzak, hired in an ef­ knocked in an eagle on the par-five, Einar Lorentzen-Dot Hartzog 68. Caroatariaa ConaoUdalad Fund, Acet. now is placekicking, where $25,000. 365.92 10 years 18,910.40 a routine play has given the Connec­ or all bids. Bids quotes are to denied without prejudice. fort to reverse UConn’s • Canadian Hockay System 43,910.40 461-yard 13th hole. BEST 15- Class A —Fradt Kier­ #40 SOSUIO, and Manchaatar Camatary **Happy three candidates were 1 ticut Falcons the Women’s 'Tivat ibada, Acet. M SNIOIO. and tba be sent to the Eighth Utilities Dated this 1st day of Heavy rains Sunday forced the nan 61-8-53, Joe Wall 63-9-54, Pat annuat account ot Unltad Bank i Tniat downward trend that saw fighting for the job. FURTHER INFO A REOiaTRATION Professional Softball League cham- District, 32 Main St., September, 1977, Andover, THE CONNECTICUT BANK tournament into an extra day’s play Mistretta 63-9-54, Mort Rosenthal 62- Co. t i Tniataa ot Ravocablt T/U/A Connecticut. ♦ the team record its worst Nadzak said team spirits CONTACT JOSEPH TULLY 043-1904 pions)iip for the second year in a row. Manebaator Camatary Aato. Accl. Thought Manchester, Conn. 06040. AND TRUST COMPANY with Stacy at 15 under par on the 8-54, Jim Moriarty 63-9-54; G ass B #9104-004, ta In aild nppUcaUon on Zoning Board season last year, worked are high and anxious. The Falcons Sunday won the cham­ Helen J. Warrington ProcMtfa seventh tee when play resumed Mon­ —Ray Gordon 81-10-51, Dick Tarca Ilia mora fully appaaii, ai Uw Court ot Gerk of Appeals on the passing and kicking “ We're looking forward to pionship by beating the Lionettes of Probata on Saptambar 10,1077 at 10:00 Mtnch9$t9r Youth Hoekoy day. She added two birdies, including 62-10-52, Tony Pietrantonio 63-10-53, am. Today! Eighth Mary C. McNamara. game, special teamwork playing strangers and ■ IW aftlW KlM MI Santa Ana, Calif., 14 in the fourth « MM NIUMMtBMntUMI a 25-foot putt and a six-inch nudge, to Bill Skinner 66-13-53; Class C KIM M. LUTZ Acting Chairman and special situation drills. being tested,” he said. & Aaa't. Clark UtillUes District her card for a final round 69. -C h a rlie Whelan 70-22-48, John game of a best-of-fivc world series^ 006-9 PAGE SIX-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 6, 1977

MANCHESTER EIVEWING HERALD, Mancfaetter. Conn.. Tuet., Sept.

It WAITRESS - Now hiring for M . Pirt UiM nights and Dillon Ford Introduces TMomL Broad Straat. DISHWASHERS P art time nights and waekends. Anp^ in person, Tacorral, Broad SUaet. REAL ESTATE Salas Peopie - Two needed. Must have iicense or in process. Generous commission FIESTR schedule. Woiverton Agency I Realtors, 649-aiS. WANTED • OU truck driver. Full time, year round work. Apply MAM Oil Service, Imported from Germany by Ford. Route 6, Bolton. MACHINISTS - We have openings for: All around You Save Over^Mi Ourj machinists, Clntimatic operator, Bridgeport operators. Must be able (o set m and work from blueprints. SEPT. “WANT iUrm CULIj Top pay and fringe benefits. Apply at Paragon Tool Com­ pany Inc., 121 ^ m s Street, Mancbesbster. M7-M3S. Please Drive Carefully TOOL AND DIE Maker for recision dies. First class on­ fyly. Apply at Paragon Tool 4 4 4 Company Inc., 121 Adams j«s,(For Commorclal, and»*«* Non-Commarclal Ads)®®i SU ^t, Manchester. 647-M3S. ■ Hurryl Mall or Bring Your Ad Todayl RN or LPN. Part or full time. Laurel Manor, tl Chestnut These Public Spirited Business Street. MM519. YMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD P.O. BOX 8B1 Tferalb The Ford Fiesta. It’s outsold every new car nameplate ever introduced in Europe, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Class______ified advertising based on sales in the first six months, even surpassing the most popular cars from TOWN OF MANCHESTER Dear Sira; I Peopie Ask You To Be Alert, Not Volkswagen, Renault and Fiat. Behind that success is Fiesta’s dramatic level of SCHOOL GROSSING Plaaaa run tha following ad for 4 days at tha apaclal monay-aavlng rata o(| automotive performance. 14.001 I GUARD □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED ! POLICE KFUTMENT 6 Hotsly lito $110 Only On Opening Day - But ADVANCED EURDPEAN ENDINEERING Maochester residents only. No |i) (*) (*) l«) (•) specialixed experience required. For application apply to Personnel Of­ fice. Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Connecticut. FRDNT WHEEL DRIVE TRACTIDN ‘ IS) (S) An Equal Opportunity Employer IS) (10) Everyday During The School Year.. QUICK AND MANEUVERADLE IMMEDIATE OPENING for ( 11) ( 12) (IS) part time li^ t housekeeping (12) (10) and care of five year old. 9:30 MORIARTY RROTHERS EDMUND GORMAN REALTY EASY TD SERVICE to 12:30 a.m. four days a 318 CENTER STREET 604 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE week. Own transportation a MANCHESTER, CONN. necessity. May bring a child. (i») (17) (12) ( I t) (SO) MANCHESTER, CONN. Forest Hills area. 643-7298. 80RRYI NO PHONE ORDERS, NO REFUNDS. RORERT J. SMITH, INC. RAYMOND F. DAMATO JANITORS. Part time Ad over M srordt — Itosiilar 983 MAIN STREET evenings. Manchester area. NME...... j MANCHESTER, CONN. WOLVERTON REAL ESTATE AGENCY Part time mornings, East 46 Hartford area. Call 643-5691 ADDRESS...... G h...... State... .Dp Code■ 160 MAIN STREET MPG HWY* between 2 and 6 p.m. HARRISON'S STATIONERS MANCHESTER, CONN. PHOREBO...... CLASSIFICATION...... \ 849 MAIN STREET THE COVENTRY Public MANCHESTER, CONN. Schools seeks a candidate for O F K R E X P IR ES SEPT. 30th., 1077 J DANIEL F. REALE AGENCY 34 the position of library assis­ 178 MAIN STREET MPG CITY* tant. Prior library experience JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. MANCHESTER, CONN. *EPA estimates. Your mileage may vary depending dh your is desirable. This is a tem­ 184 EAST CENTER STREET car's condition, optional equipment, and how and where you porary position. Call Dr. Help Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wanted 13 MANCHESTER, CONN. drive. California ratings are lower. Nlcolettl, at 742-8913. An S.D. PEARL & SON Equal Opportunity Employer. METURE PERSON needed to 049 MAIN STREET care for two school age R K s - L P ir s JOHN F. TIERNEY FUNERAL HOME EXPERIENCED Person to OFFSET PRESS children before and after MANCHESTER, CONN. school. • Waddell area. 643- S 219 WEST CENTER STREET clean 6 room home, one day OPERATOR NURSE AIDES 4215. MANCHESTER, CONN. E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. A single test drive can show you why per week. Send references and Able to operate offset salary requirements to Box L, press and assist in Instant COMPAMONS 723 MAIN STREET Fiesta Is Europe’s most successlul new q/o Alancnester Herald. SHORT ORDER COOK - Neat WATKINS RROTHERS, INC. Printing retail store. and dependable only need app­ Needed to provide nursing MANCHESTER, CONN. car In history. Immediate opening in ly. References. Blue Cross services in private homes 938 MAIN STREET SECURITY GUARDS and medical facilities. MANCHESTER, CONN. Wanted. Full and part time. Hartford-Manchester area. Benefit paid for under group. HERITAGE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION For the Hartford and Windsor Send resume to Personnel Apply Restaurant 94, l9 Consideration given to 1007 MAIN STREET area. No experience Diredtor, Curry Copy McNall Street, Manchester. preference of days and WESTOWN PHARMACY TEST DRIVE FIESTA NOW AT necessary. Will tram. Apply in hours — 4 to 40 hours MANCHESTER, CONN. Centers of America, 43 DESIGN ENGINEER. Ham­ 488 HARTFORD ROAD person at Metro Security, 826 Harvard St., Worcester, available weekly. Live-in E mond Valve Corporation, a MANCHESTER, CONN. East Center Street, Ma. 01606. companions also needed. J. D. REAL ESTATE COMPANY Wallingford, Connecticut or major manufacturer of valves Malpractice coverage, 818 CENTER STREET call 2^7181. is searching for a degreed FORD design engineer - preferably bonding, and working­ MANCHESTER DRUG, INC. MANCHESTER, CONN. men's compensation pro­ 717 MAIN STREET EXPERIENCED Key knowledge of quarter turn ball FIESTA CARPET CLEANER Trainee, and butterfly valves. Five vided. Puncher - For part time m s I- MANCHESTER, CONN. FOSD DIVISION salary $140 per week plus auto years experience and working RLANCHARD & ROSSEHO REALTORS tlon at Data Processing Firm. allowance. Call 627-05M. ASSISTJUIGE 189 WEST CENTER STREET D I LLON lERvfcE, 129 punch. Hours begin after knowleue of codes and stan­ dards. Castings, forging, and ot NorthMatom W. G. GLENNEY CO. MANCHESTER, CONN. 319 Main Street, Manchester 643-2145 3:30 p.m. Cali 633-3601, for NOTICE: Now hiringng. Steady 338 NORTH MAIN STREET more information. machine practices h^pful. ConiMctlcuL Inc. work. Starting to take Handle new design and re­ 357 East Center SL P MANCHESTER, CONN. applications for full time J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE COMPANY PART TIME Janitorial help design of valve products. Send Mancliectar, CL employment. A number of job resume or contact: Personnel 193 EAST CENTER STREET needed. 10 p.m. to 12 mlu- openings to be filled. Call 872- e4S-0818 OPTICAL STYLE GAR, INC. night, Monday through Manager, Hammond Valve MANCHESTER, CONN. Halp Wantad 13 4515 between 10 a.m. and 2 Corporation, 1844 Summer 783 MAIN STREET A 191 MAIN STREET Friday. Saturday 7 p.m. U ~ p.m. An equal opportunity p.m., Sunday 8 p.m. to 10 p.im. Street, Hammond, Indiana AVON CAN HELP you pay MANCHESTER, CONN. RN, 3 to 11 shift. Supervisor. employer. 46320. FANI S KITCHEN You can have every weekend off Full orpart time, for 90 beds In Manchester area. Five tuition bills. Sell in your spare 1018 MAIN STREET openings. Call 643-4547 time. Men and women are In­ S.N.S. Please call Mn. Kelly SALES Representative TEXAS OIL COMPANY J. GARMEN, CLOTHIERS MANCHESTER, CONN. D.N.S., 289-9573. Management trainees. Sales vited to call 523-9401 for infor­ 887 MAIN STREET SECURITY GUARDS needs person M/F over 40 for mation. when Ed Gorman works for you representatives in manage­ exclusive industrial sales MANCHESTER, CONN. COUNSELOR / Chief Case Wanted. Full and part time. ment positions now open with PARK HILL JOYCE FLORIST, INC. For the Hartford and Windsor territory. No relocation. We Worker in diversion program a division of consolidated are an expanding AAA-1 firm Bualnoaa Opportunity 14 30 OAK STREET for incarcerated juveniles. area. Licensed tb carry small foods. If accepted excellent FRANK'S SUPERMARKET While you are out enjoying arms, and clean police record established since 1933. We MANCHESTER, CONN. B.A. degree and e x ^ e n c e earnings opportunity while offer full fringe benefits. SMALL ENGINE Service 728 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE yourself on the tennis court or golf with deunquent or disturbed required. Call 265-7181 or app­ learning. When qualified, you ly In person at Metro Security, Liberal commissions with op- Corporation -expanding dealer MANCHESTER, CONN. adolescents required. Position will attend management oortunitv for 'advancement. network. No experience FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME course, Ed Qorman will be working funded to July 1978. Send 826 East Center Street, training school, following 228 MAIN STREET Wallingford, Conn. or personal interview write necessary. Complete training for you. resume In September 15th to: graduation and appointment a letter and tell me about program. 6500. Investment HOUSE & HALE DEPT. STORE MANCHESTER, CONN. F^Ject Open Door, 494 Main as a branch manager, $200 per 048 MAIN STREET PART TIME Janitor Cleaners yourself. F.V. Braun, Sales required to stah your own StTMt, Manchester. week guaranteed draw Manager, Southwestern business. Ideal for retired or MANCHESTER, CONN. From the minute he helps you - Eiarly momiiM hours, 6 to 10. available. Want stable, career REGAL MEN'S SHOP INC. Manchester Parkade area. Petroleum , Box 789, Ft. part time. Details on request. 007 MAIN ST., MANCHSTER work out a realistic price on your WOMAN NEEDED to Babysit minded person willing to give Worth, Tex. 76101. E.O.E. Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field MCDONALDS® for 1 1/2 hours in morning. Must have own transporta­ Training Division Box 619„ A TRI-CITY SHOPPING, VERNON, CONN. home, you can start relaxing. Also, 3 1/2 hours after school. tion, Call immediately, day or Wading River, New York. MANCHESTER A VERNON Nathan Hale or Ashworth night - 649-5334. day I Butinaaa Opportunity 14 U792. Street area. 647-1826. 58, Blast Hartford. Room 114. THE HAYES CORPORATION Ed will handle all the details. EXPERIENCED at 10 a.m sharp, 4 p.m. sharp KRAUSE FLORIST & GREENHOUSES 88 EAST CENTER STREET Bookkeeper. To work 10 - 20 821 HARTFORD ROAD ACCOUNTANT - Bookkeeper. or 7 p.m. sharp. No phone FACTORY DIRECT MANCHESTER, CONN. Like driving buyers to your home Full or part time for hours weekly. Permanent calls. DISTRIBUTOR MANCHESTER, CONN. Manchester Public accounting position. Apply in person, and showing them around. Like Shoor Jewelers, 617 Main National manufacturer will appoint qualifisd Individual to tarvict office. Reply Box KK/ com pany established retail accounts in this arta. N O S E L L IN G R E- DILLON FORD SALES & SERVICE, INC. helping people arrange financing. Manchester Evening Herald. Street, Manchester. SAVINGS RANK O f MANCHESTER 319 MAIN STREET Q U IRED , guaranteed inventory exchange privilege. Complete train­ 12 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ing. No quotas. 1(X)% Mark-up. No franchise fees. MANCHESTER, CONN. Like explaining deposits, down WANTED: Part time clean­ SECRETARY / CLERK. .For EXPERIENCED payments and purchase up and maintenance man. small public health nursing of­ MONEY BACK REPURCHASE AGREEMENT PIONEER SYSTEMS, INC. Metronics Inc., Route 6 A fice. Job requires general JANITORIAL HOLMES - WATKINS FUNERAL HOMES agreements to buyers. 44A, Bolton. secretarial and clerical skills. Must be able to devote part-time to business. Pull time available If HALE ROAD qualified. Experience not required • but must have strong desire to MANCHESTER, CONN. HOWARD L. HOLMES NORMAN M. HOLMES Bookkeeping experience SUPERVISORS DISHWASHER • Kitchen necessary. &lary commen­ create financial security. If you have integrity, stability and mini­ ARTHUR Q. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES So if you're thinking of selling surate with training and m um of $ 47 5 0 cash avallabta call for free brochure A refarancts DIRECTORS man. Five day week. 6 a.m. to for mornings or evenings. PRESTIGE PRINTING, INC. Edmufid Gorman your home, call Ed Qorman, 2:30 p.m. Good pay. Apply in experience. Call Coventry (toll free) 1-800-643-5596 or send name, address and phone number P.H.N.A. at 74^7^69. Between Must have car. Good pay to: W ELCO, INC. 510 Plaza West, Little Rock. AR 73205 138 MAIN STREET person, Brass Key for the right person. Call Realtor, at 646-4040, or stop In at Restaurant. 9 and 3 for applications. MANCHESTER, CONN. INDEPENDENT INSURANCE CENTER, INC. Alan Fairbanks 649-5334 for 318 EAST CENTER STREET his office at 604 East Middle Turn­ convenient appointment. 6 NASIFF ARMS COMPANY MANCHESTER, CONN. pike. KODAK DISTRIBUTOR POUROID 991 MAIN STREET ROONEY T. DOLIN AGENCY MANCHESTER, CONN. JOHN JENNEY AGENCY EVEREADY WANTED HOLtON W. J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY WE8TINOHOU8E ALBUM8 BOOK A TOY A Gift Parly. FRECHEHE, MARTIN & ROTHMAN, REALTORS, INC. CHARLES W. LATHROP AGENCY IndhMiMl. M«l« or rwadsd full or p«rt-Sm« to dWrtlMW Generous hostess awards. world Iwnouo Kodok Sim ond ottior pliolo produoli ttiriiugh 283 MAIN STREET EARLE ROHAN AGENCY Demonstrators also needed. oompony ootobllthod locotloni. Moitt Ihli your yoor for In- MANCHESTER, CONN. MUCKLOW INSURANCE Panonala 2 Panonala 2 Halp Wantad 13 Over 400 newest most-wanted dopondonco. S4SW .00 Invootmonl Quvintood 12 month items. For further informa­ morohtndiM ropurohuo ■giMmonl. GORDON REALTY NURSES AIDES - 3 to 11 p.m. tion, write SANTA'S 108 MAIN STREET SINGER LEARNING CENTER PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Full time. Experienced only. PARTIES, Box P, Avon, C A L L M r. M w ttn (Tod Froo) 1-SSO-S4S-12M or Codoot M 14-22S-17S1 401 SPRING STREET Good starting salary, liberal Conn. 06001 or call collect 1- Mondoy Io FtMay, S 0.111. loSp.m .-SoLlun.lo 1 ^ I.S .T . MANCHESTER, CONN. M diirttiMo iMI iNNpproM oifMiisSisi ortoMsi 6734)494. MANCHESTER, CONN. fringe benefits. Apply in per­ OrWrUw FIRE8TONE PHOTO CO., son, East Hartloru Convales­ FiataTONi auiLoiNa - sinci is u cent Home, 745 Main Street, TEMPORARY Part time 1M N. Srd at. CohimbiN, Ohio 4t t 1S In Ihli ipieo iro iir|il to eonlul*Jis East Hartford. clerk position. Tuesday and CENTURY 21 SHOWCASE REALTY MeCavanauih, Banani Mmiar ol M | ii MsHIm Wednesday mornings. Ap­ 188 BURNSIDE AVENUE HAIRDRESSER Wanted • titude for figures. Typing EAST HARTFORD, CONN. ol Manoiwitar. Ipaoo «M ko oNoM os a lint Experienced only. Lu Jon skills required. Up to 12 hours coma, nnt larvoi bosia. Salon of Beauty, 01 East per week. Phone, 643-9511. DEALERS WANTED Center Street, 643-1939. Individuoli, mdo or lom ilo, wonlod by I.P.S. for Iho h Io ot ntm o b n n d RELIEF COOK ACCURATE TYPIST - 50 photo produett ond proooodng Including: DRIVERS FOR School Buses CarMT mlndad IiMUvMm I lor hooHli ooro laolll- wpm. Experienced in per­ k o d a k WI8TINQHOU8I wanted. We will train you. ty. DIoUiry oxporlonoo proforrod, but not sonnel, general office duties, EVIRIAOY K1Y8TONE Part time. Housewives and roquirod. Socond ahH111 a.m. io 7 p.m. shorthand helpful. 35 hour POUROID HOLtON ALBUMS retirees preferred. work week. Call Claire for ap­ PurchoM ot morchondiM only. Minimum purohuo Is iS ltr. I t 1 p v t R egal !e«Sr Manchester area, 643-2373, pointment, 525-9344. Burns ol tho tssl growing billion dollsr photo Industry. 1-S0O44a : if 00. r 643-2414. Vernon area, 872- International Security, 80 M ». astsi PM tiM 1«»4«|.|1N) • Mba uu»iru Drive Carefully Opening Day,— And Every Dayl State Street, Hartford. ■ tuiurnirm. h.i* . 2826. Call 871-0385 oRWRiTEMTDMTKIiUL IHOTO SUPPLY Corntr of Broad LUNCH TIME Hoiteis. EARN EXTRA MONEY Take IM E TM SI and Canitt SIraot Mon..M. I a.ai. • I am. orders for L iu Jewelry. ^11 CM m, Okb 4321S Phona 141.2)12 •ai ... .• am • 1} naan* Hours: 12 through 6. Momlay M. Zukauskas through Friday. Apply In per­ for FREE Catalog Safes Kit son, Tacorral, Broad Street. on toll free 800431-1298. MANCHESTER EVENINO HBaULD. ilM chttfri O f .. Tdm .. S«pt. 6.1977 - PAPE NINE-B

PAGE EIGHT H - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn,. Tuca.. Sert, S. W l eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Autee For Sole 51 Autee For Sole si Am mFoFU io 51 AomForBoh $1

h o i a # n o o u r o M O FORD 1970 Wagon. Good con­ A y r ® dition. Antomatic tnuamis- — O v e r — M /tT H T H t EN6IME IM radio, air candittoiied, \ I M i l i g Uiw, powar stasrlng. Sell Those Summer Leftovers Before Fall Arrives ... 643-2711 nabto offer. CaU iS- T M t P O U R , S l R F e e e 1208 after 6 pjn. 100 You LOOK l4Kt 1976 HORNET Four door, air, N E W 1977 antomatic, power ateering. N o fflM for H — Nweee Fer Sa* 2 i ^ Hearn For S a to 2t Honiee For Mole 23 Y O u 'R ft y s to To Two new snows, 12,500 mllM. Cadillacs • Oldsmobiles • Pontiacs ADVERTISING 12,200 or bMt oiler. 289-7D36. IN STOCK. .. RATES refrigerators OOlMG PU5HRD National Weather Forecast Washers, ranges, used, 1918 FORD • 202, sutomatlc. WITH MORE ON THE WAYI What is your Property Worth? 3160 or bMt offer. Call 649- 1 day .. iti woch conditioning, power steering, 3ai REALTORS - MLS 643-2171. antomatic transmliiion, 2-OOOR COU BASSETT d in in g Room Set. am/fm 8 track itereo. New PASEK 2 8 9 - 7 4 7 5 steel radial tires, new Munro Brentwood Brown. Power PecanD.MaM FItiiakfinish, RvnjiQlion buffet. shodts. 33400. 6498613, after 5 ■tearing, radio, body elds 608 BURNSIDE AVE. - EAST HARTFORD table, g lau each p.m. SiX(: chain. I3500. 649-18K. molding, custom wheel Members National Association of Real Estate Boards and Connecticut oovere, radial tuned Association of Realtors. Inc. Also member of tbe Hartford Board of Realtors, Manchester and Vernon Multiple Listing Service. C»NTEMP0RARY Bedroom 1970 KARMAN GHIA - ■uepenslon. List price Suite. Two end tables with S4044.5S. (Stock # 5142.) tOWIT tlMHIATUIIt Y ellow . Standard shift. slate tops, chest and bureau Excellent running conation. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg with m m w . Asking 3535.646- Minor body rust. 3880. Call Prtveto /nstnwttona 1$ Farm, with three story bam. 5814. 6488060. Butler-type building. Power ArtMoe lor Sole 41 Q anton Fnduelo 47 REMEDIAL READING and plant, and other out buildings, ArtMot tor Sole 41 1997 DODGE DART Convertl- 1977 0LD8M0BILE TEN SPEED BIKE. MAaNTOSH APPLES. Hand ble - Very good condition. 8 ADVERTISING math; individualized work lus Three Lovely Homes. ( S 3 * program, (Ist-Sth grade) by Hers invited. B/W Realty, UftIWIAIMR rOTOCAM 9 a l u m in u m sheets used as Elxcellent condition. Cw be picked. Number 1 size. 32.25 new tlrei. New battery. Call DEADLINE Master’s degree teacher. Sw- 8647-1419. printing plates, .007 thick, seen in Manchester. Call 242- 1/2 bushell. 644-8049. 44 741-9784, evailnp. DELTA 88 COUPE 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 9549 or 875-2344. Baldwin Road. 12 00 noon iha day bafora 8075. 128,500. SIX Room Cape. For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 7. During 31. Phone 643-2711. 1989 MERCURY MONTEGO nraetom RM. IM V-«. 4 bwr«l, publication Tuesday night, shower activity is indicated for parts of lower Apertaieato For Bent 52 Apertmento For Bent 52 OMeee-Sletee ler Bent SB Autee For Sele 51 h^rUrunMIo tmw., il«Dtronlo IgntOon. PIANO INSTRUCTION. Heatolator flreplac^ enclosed 66 INCH Northland Ski’s - Antiquea 4S Convertible - Beat offer. Call powor ig, poMT diM brikM, Deadline tor Saturday and Texas, the Lakes region and the south Atlantic states. Fair with TVrolia bindings. 335. or Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday Cheryll Hadley. B.M.E Drake porch, large lot. Good buy. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 643-9697, between 10 and 2. boor •••••••••••••••• mahogannahoaany, or maple. Sensibly Blancbard A Roaaetto, Inc. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 tires, 3800. Clall 63382T. eludingcluding Ur, wood grUiigrUn Udlna,udbig, ootc. , ^ * 9 ’—***■ —w*. JJV!!! 71H U N B N M ANDOVER - filxpa plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed 2-Door Hvdtop. V-S. uito.. PS, PB, SPECIAL EDUCATION Expandable four MANCHESTER - Rockledge BUILDING LOf For Sale - deed. Also good drop le ^ Includes wall to wall carpeting, 6464482. - 54,000 miles, 351 (Tlevelaixl TlflUl AIR, low mlloMo. Center Offers extra help with room Cape.ipe. 2 1/2 acres, view new executive listing. Eimt sand and stone...... 643-9504 42 lx cylln nwmmma \m SST’ Henry Street. Near schools. engine. Excellent running Wuon. V-t. HilomUlo. PS. PB. Ur. n m n iiM n c N n d i i i m Help Wonted 12 learning disabilities, skill of lake. Just reduced to 334,- room Custom built Colomal No brokers. Call 646-4528. — i ------^ ~ heat, hot water and parking. AT, good condition. 3 m . 646- vinyl Intortar, wood grUn Udkig. DOG-CAT BOARDING ROCKVILLE, RENTAL Store ooaditlon. New shocks and 4S.(XX) mlloo. I.RSSf' Muo. Muo loubor, Ur. V-S, 4 ipttd, PS, rodIU drot, vinyl fpeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet 1 deficits, and attention 900. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Cape. Two full baths, central SOLAR HEAT - Save up to bathing/grooming. Obedience • 17 West Main Street, 22x80 brakes. Asking 31960. Call 643- 1484. 19,000 miopj r e uiinl oondWon. roof. AM-FM rodk).' low ml' problems. Diagnostic evalua­ air conditioning, fully 70% of your hot water coats, protecuon classes. Complete Booms tor Bant 52 with full basement. M M F U N MTN 74 N IN IME $4M n MM m n H n m tion 338. tutoring from 34 COVENTRY - Nice selection equipped first floor family ' kurvey on our fabulous modern facilities. Canine 6 4 3 -1 9 * 1 Reasonable rental. M.I. 1972 COUPE de ViUe - All 2-Door Hwdlop. V-S, auto., PS. PB. 4 Door. AirtoffloUa truwmHUon, Ur V-S, tutomitic. PS, PB, 2.000 hour. Call 649-2428 (3-6 p.m.). of year round homes. In the room, English pub rec room'. system. No m e Cadillac equipment. Good Ur. M.000 mMo. oondmonbig. o»oUloii1 eondtUonl mHw. Heel Eotote Wonted 2t Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ Equal Houting Opportunllr Kaplan, West Hartford, 23^ TRIUMPH SpiUlre, 1974. 29,- CARRIERS 320 s. A rare thing today. Professionally landscaped lot u ill Ralph, 10781 Road, Manchester. For reser­ 000 mllea, am/fm radio. Sharp condition. U,()iKI miles. Coll Don’t delay. Call now. with abundance of stone walls 2120. n nished rooms. Kitchen evenings, 644-2922. ALL CASH vations please call 646-5871. privileges, centrally located, car. Aaklng 3 ^ . 6468938. It’s the way to go! When Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. and trees. 379,900. Hayes BROAD STREET. Ap­ within 24 hours. Avoid INSULATION - Half Price. parking, men only. Deposit. LOOKING (or anything in real JSOg you need to tell people Corp. 6464131. Booms tor Bent 52 proximately 1600 feet of office 19 75 ONC NEWLY REDONE. Large six Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Will Insulate your attic 1/2 Call 6^2358. estate rental - apaimenta, about your business, Corporation, 6400131. space. Includes, 2 bay garage, (or room Cape. Formal dining, JUST USTED. 14 unit Invest­ price, with every full blown-ln CLEAN FURNISHED room homes, multiple dwellings, no 28 feet deep, big parking area, GENTLEMAN JIM tall them with the nice convenient location, quiet ment property. With four sidewall job. Call Ralph, AQUATIC WORLD Now BIRCH HOUSE-Furnisbed for reliable, mature fees. Call J.D. RealEitate Manchester and Classified ads. room. Kitchen privileges. T.J. Croaett R^tor, 643- area. Only 336,900. Lessenger kitchens. Gross income over SELLING your house? Call us CoUect 413-781-2120. Open. Tropical Fish, gentlenugentleman. Call after 6 p.m.. Associates, Inc. 6^1900. 1577. PICKUP Sells, 64&8713. 318,000 annually. Only 3K,900. Aquariums, and Supplies. Centrally located. Parking. 6464701. East Hartford areas first and we’ll make you a Women only. Deposit. Call TWO BEOR(X)M Townhouse. v-t, kutomuic. powor Mooring, powor to dtllvar th« Pasek Realtors. 289-74^ cash offer. T.J. Crockett, REFRIGERATOR and drum Manchester Mall, 811 Main MANCHESTER • Storage brokoo, AM/FM radio, Ur oonoiuonlng, 329,900 - MANCHESTER Five set. Good condition. Good Street. Open Evenings and 649-2358. 1 1/2 baths, dishw asi^, dla- root llghla. radWo. maoo, 12.000 mlloo. MunchMter Evening Sehoolo-Clouoo It Realtor, 643-1577. Apertmento For Bent 52 posal. laundry hookups, Building for rent. 1800 square buckot ooola. oonoola t muob morU room Colonial, large lot, nice COVENTRY - Perfect starter starter set. Bass, snare. Call weekends. feet. local for any kind of Herald location. Act fast. Lessenger or retirement home. Six 6464824. ROOMS BY The Week. Maid heated, Immediate occupan­ service, color TV, free WE HAVE customersitomers waitingwait cy. Call 528-1708 days. business. Call anytime, e4^ • Sells, 6464713. room, three bedroom Cape in IMMEDIATE Cash for your of your apart- Cell Qorden Produeto 47 g u ^ g . Essex Motor Inn, 646- for the rental 4697. quiet country setting. Ebicep- property. Let us explain' our TWO 15" COAX Speakers with ment or home.ne. J.D. Real 647-G946 BY OWNEIR - Six rooms plus enclosures. 350 each. Crown AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER m ^5195 1977 CADILLAC tlonal value at 3ttJ>00. Call f a ir p ro p o sa l. ^ 1 1 M r. APPLEIS, peaches, and pears. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- 1st. One bedroom fumlahed MANCHESTER - Retail rec room with two car garage. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 648- Belflore, M7-1413. SS 822 Tape recorder. 1980.______JOIAMARGBIIIT Botti’s Fniit Farm. 260 Bush FURNISHED ROOMS for apartment. Central. Roital and/or numufacturlng space. COUPE DEVILLE Convenient Florence Street 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Ehccellent conmtlon. 3750.649- Hill Road. Manchester. 2,000 iq. ft. to 100,m sq. ft. location. Ideal for children. Manchester Office, 647-8118. 1885. Rent. Community kitchen and RESPONSIBLE FEMALE 1188 per month. UtiUtiei not FIromM oMartor. ooddad vinyl root,, S h e H e r a lb bath. All utilities Included. included. Security and Very Reaionable. B roken loatnor n oting araa, duU oomtori I 337,500. No agents please. 649- Ek]ual Housing Opportunity. MAY WE BUY your home? PICK YOUR Own Tomatoes - wanted for two bedroom with protected. Call Heyman tront oooto, roconor powor poooongor 2510. Quick, fair, all cash and no 3 SPEED BOYS English bicy­ Ideal for working girl or same in Windsor Locks. Call references required. 843-1111. aool, endao control, roar window By the basket, bring own con­ senior citizen. Near nusline Mr. Lindsay. P r o p ^ e s , 1-226-1106. dologgor, trunk ltd rUaaoa t pub problems. Call Warren E. cle - Elxcellent comflUon. tainer. 188 Hlllstown Road, after 6 p.m., 627-0303. s le»e»»»»ee»e»ee»eeei Program them into your Howland, R ealton, 643-1108. Call after 5 p.m., 875-5850. and stores. Gall after 5 p.m., down power, aooont oblpto, tW t future. All it takes is your Manchester. 6444383. MANCHESTEIR - 6 Rooms lUoooopIo alooring, opara lampa, MOTHERS HEI^PER - Mor­ BEAT THE COMMUTE! Duplex - 3230. Pay your own AM/FM atarao puahbutton with nings, 3 or 4 days per week to desire to get into the com­ i m n i Cromwell area’s most OFFICE SPACE cMIzana band and morU 12,000 mllaa. puter field. (^11 Computer utiuties. On bus line. Call 643- Slock AIM. UM Prloa Now 112,106. help with infant twins, and 2 Autee For Sole 87 Autos For Sole 67 Autos For Sole 67 Autos For Solo 67 prestigious and luxurious 9362. year old. Porter Street area. Processing Institute studios. One, two and three FOR RENT Call between 6-8 p.m., 646- You’ll be pleasantly sur­ bedroom apartments from ZSO iqmrs f««t, center of Modern 2-Bedrooin FIRST FLOOR Furnilhed Mnoebester, sir ccodltloiilng end 0557. prised how easy it all is 3160 to 3289 per month. Call House for rent. Suitable for 3 perUns. Call S4S4U1. m ^ 9 6 9 1 CPI has it all and does it today, 632-1300. Only 15 women, or married couple. SItuotlon Wonted 15 better than anyone else. l E R S / minutto to downtown Hart­ (Non smokers, no children or CPI has professionalism- Apartm ents ford. pets) Share kitchen. Includet OVER 35 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! E FORD RHVERiCK CHILD CARE in licensed knowledge-facilities- utilities and garage. 3200 per 77 m SEVEIN ROOM Apartment - month. 643-796L 4-Door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, placement-and an interest 34 Locust Street. Security. Wanted to Bent 57 laundry outings and overtime power brakes, radio, whitewsll tirss. in you. Available. Call 646-2428,9 to 5. services. Manchester. Deb­ FOUR ROOM Apartment. QUIET WORKING Couple bie, 643-1790. Ontrally located with itove Call CPI colloci now 1 ®®p»rmonlli In W lihtha 78’s EFFICIENCY Apartment; With 17 year old 1-S28-9211, Ext. 58 and hot water. Adult couple, need 4 to 8 room unfa 75 FORD OMNIIM $3595 RESPONSIBLE Person to Central location, heat, tights, no pets. Security and Includes wall to wall carpeting, water Included. Security ana apartment or houie, 4 Door. 6 oytindsr, automatio, power ataarlnd, air live in. Free room, board and references required. 643-7094, Manchester area. Excellent conditioning, radio. « meals. Ideal for retired per­ COMPUTER PROCESSIK heat, hot water and parking. lease required. Immediate oc­ 4 to 8 p.m. Out With All cupancy. 649-2865 between 9 references. Will pay rent son. To care for two children, quarterly or semi annually for J ^ ROUTE 83y VERNON “ua^oLine MSmUTE and 5. ONE BEXIROOM Apartment. P 6 & 4, evenings 3 p.m. on, 73 FORD LTD $2495 111 A s h S tra M clean reasonable unit. Call 643-1181 872-9145 emParJ^ Monday through Friday. For 6 4 3 -1 9 6 1 ()uiet street. New appliances. 6464756 days, or 646-2910 after Brougham Blue, V-8, automatic, power ttaerlng, East Hartford, Ct. Equal Houting Oppertunitf Unfurnished. No pets. more information call 646- ITS 7 p.m. power brakes, power wtndowe, power eeata, low 8381. Available Mid September. 1170 plus utilities. Grove mileage, air, vinyl top. stereo radio. Street, Manchester. 647-1009. I NEW ENGLAND Street Autoinotfve Servtee 99 Autemedre Service 99 Big Apple Cobbler Rodders 4th Annual Car Siiow AVAILABLE Immediately - 75 FORD OMNIIIM $3295 and Swap Meet. September □ AUTOMOTIVE 16th and 11th. Location: BUSINESS & SERVICE Three room apartment. * autometlo, power steering, air Carpeted, appliances and conditioning, radio. Imperial Caterers. Route S, heatM. 3200. n Alaple Street. Autee For Sole 51 East Windsor, Connecticut. References and security Swap meet Sunday only. 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING required.qulred. 646-5481, evenings - Space available. For tnforma- 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n tion caU, 87r2666. 0498782. Wagon - Running condition. ■ { ■ A J M P 3IM or beat offer. Call alter 6, Homeo lor Bent 54 VEGA ENGINES Rebuilt. 6438636. 75 M K HORNET $2695 With cast iron sleeves. Ac­ /MORI b W t h e r 2-Door, tan, automatic, AM/FM radio, 32,000 * 7 MANCHESTER - AttracUve 2 curate Automotive Machines, DIRECTORY PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, mllea. 16 Tobey Road, Bloomfield. bedroom townhouse available i l l l i W i l t four need. Nice. 31796 Subur­ 2428397. Services Ottored 21 Senleeo Oflered in the Coach House on Otis ban M otm , 649-2078. 3l5C[NTI|ST.,MANCHf$nR,CONN.*PlMfW«41-5139 J 1 !’»lfitlng-Poppoflng 32 Bulldlng-Cont^dng'"*3S Street. 1 1/2 baths, CAM TREE Service - Free es­ appliances, carpeting, baae- 76 FORD E U n $4695 1976 FIREBIRD. In good con­ LAWN MOWER REPAIR, PROFESSIONAL Painting: CUSTOM STEEL Mag dition. Low mileage. All new IM b ir of M ir iHsiMSS IIVMN timates, discount senior small engine repair, chain LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - ment. No peta, one chud. ^15. wheeli. Set of four 14'’ Yellow with vinyl roof. 8 cylinder, autometlo, power citizens. Company Interior A Exterior, Commer­ New homes custom built, includes heaL hot water. tires. Automatic. 69^7967. saws sharpened. 18 years cial A Residential. Free es­ diameter. Cost W , will lell steering, air conditioning. Manchester owned and experience. Free pickup and remodeled, additions, rec CLEARANCE PRICES ON ALL REMAINING 77’S IN STOCK Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., for 3I6O. Includes chrome lug FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALin operated. Call 646-1327. timates. Fully insured. 646- rooms, garages, kitchens 646-2482. delivery. 643-9294. 4879. nuts and adaptor ilates to m Mo(oroyctos-Steye/ea 54 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS remodeled, bath tile, cement INCLUDINQ SALESMAN’S DEMONSTRATORS any car. I after 6 CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ TREE REMOVAL, B A M - work. Steps, dormers. Autoo For Sole 51 p.m. 71 FORD LTD $1695 on all mahos... niture repaired, refinishlng, J.P. LEWIS A SON-Interior Residential or commercial. TRltlMPH 1976 Bonneville Trimming, topping, land and exterior painting, Sample Buys Include:------. Blue, 34,000 miles, V-8, automatic, power etserlng, 756, 8666 miles, oil cooler and touch-up work. House calls clearing and cabling. Also, Call 6494291. power brakes, vinyl top. and service calls, pick up and paperhanging, and rack. 31,756. 2 8 9 ^ . diagnosis and treatment for remodeling. Fully Insured. MONJUICH 8HIA ‘ LINCOU COHTINENr/U. LOAN and RENTAL CARS delivery. 569-2867 days or Injured and diseased trees. RoolIng.SIdIng-ChImnef 24 4-OOONiaiUI 4-DOOR MONARCH after 5. 649-9658. 2-DOOII COUPE I Available by Appointment... | Free estimates. Fully in­ o t m f t m DinMSTK|7E22 sured. “My prices can’t be BIDWELL Home Improve­ D«m |72M G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- Jade vinyl roof, 302 engine, automatio 72 FORD PRITO $1695 CLUTTERED ATTICS A beat.” Call anyUme, 569-0917. ment Co. Expert installation Coach roof, 460 engine, twin comfort OPEN HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 Cellars? Will haul unwanted Interior exterior painting and transmission, whits sidewall radial Wagon. Blue, 4 cylinder, 4 epeed, AM radio. wallpapering. Quallty- of aluminum siding, gutters 250 engine, automatic transmission power seats. III. entry system, FX-1266 - Built Iw factory STM OZMEK, items for you reasonably. Call COMPLETE LAWN and trims. Roofing installa­ tires, digital dock, power steering, white side wall radial tires, power headlamp convenience group, Def. engineer. Branch heads, 649-1616, or 5684322, for free professlonal work at Maintenance. Lawns, ^ and reasonable prices. Fully in­ tion and repairs. 6494495,875- power brakee, bumper protector, rear steering, power brakes, rear window group, tilt steering, speed control, Barnett clutch, aluminum 301-315 CENTER ST., MMiCHESTER estimates. 9109. up. Hedges 310 and up. Edging sured. 643-9S1. window defroster, air conditioning, defroster, am radio, decor group, am/fm stereo with tape, Int. rocker rollers, Mlkuni car­ and fertilizing. 647-9^.' am/fm stereo tape, appearance wheel covers, body side molding. windshield wiper, town car option, buretor, balanoed blu^rlnted BRICK, BLOCK, Stone HORACE Tetrault • Siding, motor, transmission. 871-2511. protection group, tinted glass, cast app. prot. group, right hand remote ots-Stitch Stop In and Drive Fireplaces, concrete. INSULATION - Save 30% to roofing, storm windows, aw­ aluminum shaals. Chimney repairs. No job too mirror, Int. light group, power locks, On 50% on fuel bills. Free es­ nings. (Quality workmanship, Gingham ★ ★ Autos tor Bent-Leoee 87 Autos (tor Beat.Leeoe 57 small. Save. Call 644-8356 for timates. Absolutely no obliga­ Bulldlng-Controctlng 32 free estimates. Fully Insured. luxury wheel covers. estimates. TheExclUnglyNEW 6 tion. 3200 rebate. (^1166^1 8724187, 6494417. $5,999 ONE SIZE collect for a free estimate. WES ROBBINS carpentry $4,799 (14-16-18) HONDA - CB 266T - 1975, ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars remodeling specialist. Ad­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and $10.499 excellent condition, miny and attics. Moving large EXPERIENCED Mother ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repairing chimneys, roofs, 5984 extras. Exceptionally good appliances, also stone or loam licensed, will care for your built-ins, bathrooms, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 ivrr performance s/nce purchaaed delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. 44ML PIIIMIEO NMOTOP Trim the large ■ size, child. Large yard, toys, com­ kitchens, 649-3446. Years Elxperlence. Howley, 1977 GOUBAR 1977 MONARCH pockets on this ging­ new. 3M - Call 6468846 after panionship, snacks, 566-7076. 643-5361. |7M4t 2-OOOR WUOTOP 2-DOORKOiUI 4:36 p.m. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix ham-cobbler with big FIESTA CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Full vinyl root, 460 engine, vinyl bench Stooh I7A14N Stooh I7E14I apples in cross-stitch. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No WILLING TO DO L ight ROOFER W ia InstoU roof No. 5984 has tissue— D.S.A. UgIhtenlng 1876. All Homes, Additions, Repairs, seat, whits aids wan steel belted tires, Sliver metallic paint, landau roof, 400- 260 engine, automatic transmission, feeV need for expensive rec- siding or gutters for low dis­ housekeeping. Monday Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, rear window defroster, air con­ sixes 14-16-18 inclusive; From Ford, WHti original. xcelleiu condition. coverlng. 568-5678. Tuesday or Wednesday. 345-2009. * count price. Call Ken at 647- englne, vinyl bench seats, white side white side wall radial tires, power graph for apple motif; Owners and workshop Manchester area. Call 6^7- 1566. ditioning, power antenna, deluxe seat wall radial tires, electric rear window steering, power brakes, rear window directions. manuals. 3966. Call 6338824 REWEAVING burns, holes. 1690. belts,, am/fm stereo, tinted glass, left defroster, am radio, loft hand remote defroster, am radio, body molding. TS SSDIB, iisS TH *sr sscS M<- Front Wheel Drive. alter 5;36 p.m. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ^ ^ ^ 1 TOUAND Zippers, umbrellas repaired. hand remote mirror, fender skirts, control mirror, body side molding. 2M Itr Mstsis >a4 Carpentry and general con­ COUNTY Window shades, Venetian tracting. Residential and body side molding. Ceimere TreUero blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Heeling. Pkmiblng 25 AmWCAIOT MoMeHlie Hemee 55 commercial. Whether it be a MNnSUMMlOT MvWH Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- small repair job, a custom 5221. Pointing. Peppering 22 11SS Avs. St Assansas VOLKSWAGEN FORD 1-2145 built home or aching in SEWERLINES, sink lines, $6,399 $4,999 $4,699 Naar Vsik, N.Y. ISMS' 18’ CAMPER trailer - single iViKjr Dpijief) axle, excellent condition. PAINTING - interior and between, call 646-13 cleaned with electric cutters, WM Nsar tStrsti slUl ZIF WINDOW CLEANING-- ^ professionals. McKinney Eleven years old. 31,566. Call exterior, paperhanging, **Connecticut*s O ldest Lincoln-M ercury Dealer** CON sat lUls Nsinksr. SALES SERVICE PARTS Commercial A Residential. CARPENTRY A Masonry - Bros. Sewage Disposal 1977 ALBUM with a bound- 7428836. Full Insured. Free estimates. excellent work. References. Commpany, 643-5306. in "All-Season Gift Book” Free estimates. Fully in­ Additions and remodeling. Call (Quality Maintenance In­ Fre estimates. Call Anthony of 24-pagesl Price...32.00. ARE YOU Selling your mobile corporated, 6464845. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- a- IMMEDIATE DFLIVBRY ^ home? Buyers waltiv. Please 4431. SquiUacote, 649-0811. NO JOB TOO SmaU - Toilet MIS n itl SOOU AT t u t lACH. f t 1 repairs, plugged drains, Na. t-llt-silll SISSON syilTt. call Plou Homes, Broker. 1- - CAMPERS - RABBITS ED’S LIGHT Trucking - CARPENTRY - Repairs, kitchen faucets replaced, Owtalas ilitiaa ItsslT asflts. 8298SN. Cellars and attics cleaned. QUALITY PAINTING and Na. a-m-MlllTt ON SASAOI. remodeling, additions, gar­ repaired. Rec rooms, OlracUsM Hr ilitiM aaSti. Trees cut. Free estimates. Paper Hanging by Willis -^-SCIROCCOS — DASHERS DILLON Automotfve Serriee ages, roooflng. Call David bathroom remodeling, heu Ns. O-IIO-tSANtHOTNirt TtM- 55 646-1943. Schultz. Fully insured, Patria, 644-im. modernizzatlon, etc. F r^ u aviiTt. 10 (ss^ isf asMu. SALES A SESVIGE. INC. references. 6494343. Estimate gladly given. M A M Na. B-IIO- SMOICA'i rSVOIITI ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- srONlNI. S ksastllil isliatlts. 24 Tolland Trnpk. - Route 83 ODD JOBS DONE • CelUrs, CARPENTRY, CUSTOM Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. sun specialists, factory HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Na. %.tM-.MSn S lin. Mia, 318 Main SL, ManelMSlsr attics, garages, yards HOUSES-Addltions, garages, LINCOLN |Hts wtrlasnsN laaill,. trained, one day service, 114 cleaned, moving, trucking. painted fo r 3150-3200 by MERCURY Talcottville, Conn. m roofing, and siding, Utchens, PLUMBING and Heating - Bast Main Street, Rockville. Loam for sale, liw n service. scheduling now. Professional Fast service. ReasonAle 871-1617. considers any job. 289-9287, bathrooms, and repair work of 3H C iaiB ST, H H K H Sm . COm. 44M ISS No job too big or smalt. 568- fid kinds. Call Robert Jarvis rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- OPIN MONMV1NNU TNUR8MT UNTH. 0 PM 8522. evenings or weekends, Don. for estimate, 6434712. 6567. PAGE TEN-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tue«., Sept. 6, 1>77 50 dams said unsafe Jai Alai reaults HARTFORD (UPI) - About 50 unsafe. projects have been tied up in court. For Monday matlnaa privately owned dams in Connecticut Galgowski estimates that 1,092 Frog Pond Dam in Windham, M.S. Momtay night Home Delivery are unsafe and pose a threat to dams in Connecticut are large Chambers Dam in Sprague, Orcutt- IIM IM 4M property and lives, according to a enough so that their collapse would ville Pond Dam in Stafford, Cooks IM JJt W IM IM iM U» IM Phone 647-9946 state official. threaten life or property. Pond Dam in Stratford, and Baldwin iM M IM IM iN in in iM MMMIM W 7M IM IM iM The state's list includes dams in While the state waits for repair or ■ * tL MttUI li 4.1 tltlM Pond Dam in Meriden have all been MMi u n u i 14-lJWSM Im ill IM Manchester, Bolton, Glastonbury removal of unsafe dams, Galgowski ordered repaired but the cases are Ti«nbU4WiM MMUIMM SI*kl7SllM M hIi 44 tn u i P m *74ttU I and Tolland. says officials in towns near the dams pending in Hartford Superior Court. % i t IIM IIM IM TrilHli 44-2 HltTI 7iM* 744 IIMIM ptw IM M* Ul ItM IM Victor Galgowski, the state’s have developed evacuation plans In Other dams considered unsafe .are tm m W SJI ImM ■ taoki in 7M iM M i I HMIIM IM ■ftLt ml I4M IN IN supervisor of dam maintenance, said case of emergency. the Risley Reservoir Dam in Bolton, M1.TM4M * M n* IM 4.M MMi M WJt t M l - i m k a IM 4M Monday 19 of the dams are under Lower Blissvllle Pond Dam in Lisbon, NtMiMUilW rm IM ■M Um 4M Galgowski’s biggest concern is the II-M N71M MUI44HIM MW* 14 MIM state orders for repair. But much of Lake Forest Dam in Bridgeport, Packers Pond Dam in Plainfield, NriMla44tIMll M l* 41 IMM 14M 7M iM 7ilM> i l l UISIM 7tW*41SIMM Bulletin board the repair work has been postponed which creates a public recreation Plymouth Reservoir Dam in m u ILN M IM 7M 4M ftWMi 4M IM because of red tape, he said. area Plymouth, Mystic Valley Water Co. IIM IIM 7M I 2*4 IIM i n IM ette queries ■■n 4M MMHIM State and federal agencies spent He said the dam may be structural­ Dam in Stonington, Lake BenAir MM u nut MM W M thlim l IM i n a Mm* IM IM Paquette meeting MHkM IMM iM-IiTIIM ih k i iH r Um IH millions of dollars to build dams, ly sound, as Bridgeport officials Dam in Tolland, Addison Pond Dam Trlkcla il-l MUM W M IlM tM SU* 2-7IHM Joseph Paquette campaign com­ dikes and channels in Connecticut M hIi IIIINM Tvk* 17 UMM maintain, but has a spillway which is in Glastonbury, and a state-owned IIM LM IM TrMalMMHM It* * I I I H im mittee working to win him the when floods sparked by a hurricane dam on Glago Pond in Griswold. OM IM LM 7M iM Democratic Party nomination for too small. He says water from a ■ «M IM iM m m swept the state in 1955. storm may not be able to escape fast Dams for three small reservoirs in 4M kfeUiMHlM liM IN IM ■ 21M IM 4M mayor in the Sept. 15 primary has WMMMIM IM IM > iM IH But smaller, private dams have enough and could overtop the dam. Manchester, Waterbury and East hiMlMtlllM IM ti IM cailed a meeting for tonight at 7:30 at police spending M nti 4-1SI44M TiMi 2-M MMM iff* been untouched by the massive flood Haddam have also been ordered TilMa 4-l.S MH.14 MW* I IIIIM MW*M1NM his 234 Prospect St. home. The state has ordered changes hriMbldtUM m k u is SHIN control effort and still are considered made in the dam, but it and five other repaired. Im llM liN IM IilMi 1.U UMM It** III m ill rm 21.41 IM 4.N im 7M S.M By MAL BARLOW Lane, as we have in trying to justify "This was the professional way to ■4 IM 4M M et iH h Shortened day Emm III MM14M1M llm lm tlM IM IN ICuTm 14.N11M SM Eaitl Hartford Reporter the firing of Eastman? handle it,” he said. WMa 2-4 UlM M nU M lIltM IkmUml in IN nTWn IM ill East Hartford schools will begin a “What kind of morale has the chief MHk 4-2II14M tiNmu m lunM IM Im * i IN a Mir IH Joseph Paquette fired off another The Eastman case is still pending Rockville hospital notes TrMi 4.21 SI,4N.7I W NiUm M MW* 24 SH.H shortened school day for all Grade 1 and mayor introduced into the East before the state labor board. M m I t 1111.71 MwU 12 W H charge this weekend in his campaign 14M IM IM It* * II I lUNM It* * 121 SIMM students Thursday, said Sam J. Hartford Police Department by Drumm said the two investigators M l IIM 1.41 4M ;X. i n 4 .H to win the Democratic Party's Admitted Friday: Matthew Connor, Discharged Saturday; Mrs. Beth Ber- Discharged Sunday: Neil Bentley, E. Inota S.N 4.41 IM 9* I Leone, assistant superintendent for hiring cops from out of town to in­ had worked for the town before on Ellington; Hollye Lane, Femwood Dr., nache and daughter, Nye St., Rockville; Main St., Rockville; John Boucher. ni I.H MW* 21 IMM IMKm IM IIM im 4M iCmn 1IM1I.N IH instruction. The short day will con­ nomination for mayor in the Sept. 15 vestigate our own cops? (MMiMUlM NrMi 2111I2M 1 Imh Um IN 4M a rim 4M 111 primary in East Hartford. the 1975 Housing Authority scandal. Vernon; David Molyneux, W. Middle Della Bloch, Brandy Hill Rd., Vernon; Ellington; John Lawlor, South St., Ver­ takcti |.$ II7M 7i*da 214 MMM 7 IN* *m IM a s«H IN tinue the first four weeks of school ‘If elected, I promise to hold a full Work they did with town police led to Tpke,, Manchester. Guy Champ, Ellington; Mark Doherty, non; Kris Martin, Mountain St., 7rlficla 1.1.2 USM «M*14SIIM MW* 15 SUM ”I want to know why the town Dnmimtr. SM4 M kNUIIIIW ritMt II SIMM ending Oct. 7. It will include lunch. investigation of this matter and a series of court convictions. One of Discharged Friday: Scott Brown, West St., Vernon; John Gallagher, Rockville; Jean Rickett, Wilshire Dr., spent so much money investigating MMr $171141 Ii* * 112 I2MIM It* * 11 1 HII.II Oct 11 the Grade 1 students will all make the whole story public.” the men, George Feeley, is now Center Rd., Vernon; Matthew Connor, Ellington; Susan Jacques, Irene Dr., Ver­ Vernon; Carl Tiberio, Windsorville Rd., follow the full-day schedule. (Charles Eastman) after the town Ellington; Rosile Erismann, •MWmelJH j, <(V.'-< Chief Drumm said today he did working for Hie town corporation non; Holly Lane, Fernwood Dr., Vernon; South Windsor; Mrs. Elaine Tolisano and M*rS27IM4 The short day will allow the fired him,” he said. Chamberlain St., Rockville; Ruth Foley, Craig Morganson, Country Lane, Vernon; daughter, Vernon. hire two private investigators, who counsel, trying to determine exactly Jai Alai entries children, most of them six-year-olds, He was talking about the August had been officers on the New Haven Bolton Rd., Vernon; Frances Fries, Jeffrey Muller, Tolland; Daniel Savin, Admitted Monday: Margaret Barber, 1975 firing of Eastman from the local what the authority lost so it can South St., Rockville; Corinne Hastings, Ellington; Martin Sayet, Old Town Rd., South St.. Rockville; Deborah Bassett, to adjust better to the longer school Police Department, after the East­ claim the funds from a bonding com­ ■ANNOUNCING day than they had in kindergarten, police department by Chief Clarence man firing. Mountain St., Rockville; Carol LeDuc, Vernon; Frances Slawinski, West St., Elm St., Rockville; Ernest Koehlert, Drumm. Drumm said Eastman had pany. South St., Rockville; Gabriel Raia, Rockville; Jennie Sykes. Court St., Ellington; Patricia Niewinski, Orchard Tuesday night Jai alal Leone said. They become tired by But the men did not trail Eastman, About the Silver Lane bombings, Merrow Rd., Tolland; John Stone, Rockville; Maureen Szarek, Heidi Dr., St., Rockville; Gerald Phelps, Kelly Rd., early afternoon, their attention span misused his police powers in locating he said. They worked no more than lH a woman friend in Potsdam, N.Y. Chief Drumm said his department’s Windermere Ave., Rockville; Joseph Vernon; Mary Zabilansky, Tolland. Vernon; Matthew Redfield, Cornwell <-> l l n * I slips, they are easily frustrated, he three weeks in upstate New York work on them would fill several Stone, Windermere Ave., Rockville; Admitted Sunday; William Gray, Dr., Coventry; Joseph Safner, Somers; !-r H-iCff I said. Eastman appealed his dismissal to trying without success to find the the town Personnel Appeals Board, volumes already. Several persons Michael Zagura, Reed St., Rockville. Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon; Kathryn Linda Smith, Regan Court, Rockville. ^ YOU W ONT BELIEVE EYEWEAR Parents and staff will be asked to woman involved in the case, he said. Olesnevich, Tolland; Peter Prysiazniuk, Discharged Sunday: Warren Ball, which decided for him, Drumm are in court due to their work, he Admitted Saturday: Charlene Daigle, COULD BE SO INCREDIBLY ELEGANT. comment on the short day program Eastman’s attorney and Eastman said. Irene Dr., Vernon; Catherine Jasion, East St., Rockville; William Ellington; Catherine Jasion, Highland refused to hire him back. The state NORELL. Here now. The most exquisite designer frames when it ends. both said the woman could shed a lot Drumm said he would be glad to Highland Ave., Rockville; Kris Martin, Romanowski, Leona Dr., Vernon; Martin Ave., Rockville; Kathryn Olesnevich, ever conceived. Simple. Elegant. Quiet. Vet very dramatic. Labor Relations Board also ordered 1-1112 I I I IM of light on the case, he said. The discuss these matters with Paquette. Mountain St.. Rockville. Sayet, Old Town Rd., Vernon. Tolland; Raymond Philleson, Rockville. Very NORELL. By Optique de Monde. the rehiring. Drumm again refused. SiiMP iVlohawk Dr. carnival hired investigators could not find Paquette and Mayor Richard 1 la * Cao*i 7 2 At a second hearing of the case this her. But she did finally appear before I M SiMWi II 1 kaaMbai* 12 Phillip Fornabi of 102 Mohawk Dr. past winter, the local board said new Blackstone. who is seeking his fifth 3limni4*l 12 MkaiAan* II will be the ringmaster of a the town board this winter and straight term this fall, will debate Plainfield results 4Cm*a4m II 1 Edm Sira 1-2 evidence showed Drumm was right. testify, Drumm said. 5 b * UaW I I 4k4*2i* II 4 km rim II Neighborhood Carnival Against Scott Anderson, running back for the Elks of the East Hart­ The new evidence involved East­ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks llmtiifaam II 5 km ba*p II so n * Cana II Drumm said he used outside men Pavilion during a beerfest held by itatpim II 4 Cm* hnlM 7-1 IEIa*2*4 II Dystrophy to be held Saturday at ford Midget Football League, has his helmet off during a pause man's allegedly giving the woman in­ Monday matlnaa M onday n ig h t I ■*■* Emm 7-1 7 EW*Emm II 7 Mnr Um 7-1 noon at his home. because of the nature of the case and Blackstone supporters. Blackstone S*0i^0iiiW4i I Edan Um II Ikiftafcnikd II in Friday night’s jamboree. (Herald photo by Tuller) volved in the case a bus ticket out of m at FM7 SffMrtk S-ll (0 lint Ia*M Cnth (C) 7m: 111! S* Em* rim to maintain the integrity of the in­ urged the public to attend. t Ikatl Irnaa 2IM IM 4.2« 1 Cm* Ipn IH iU 5.M IW4* US p* SUN 112 11 1 114 141 S*Eai*ltati The carnival features penny pitch, town with a warning not to talk to WUTWtMW 11-1 l-M 1-12 143 1411-M l-M M l l-M 114 244 I2-I vestigation. R n tlllJ 1 Uaa'i Fa, hi* I.H lU 1 flMirii, Im SM IH ParMi; SU p* SUM DM SM fortune telling, snack bar, sponge police. 3 ig Imni IH irtWvlk* SM ItKi* 117 p* SS77U 1 *p Ua* 7 2 Ik* la m ir«MllwH I.N IM IH 1 Eia*p Carm 7-2 I Edm Z*d 7-1 throw, ball toss, a theater and lIn*M 4M IM ThM:31J7 IWcHJI tWilk III |l| IMWilli** II 2 km 2*4 12 1 en*4 Skak 7-2 Paquette this weekend charged M ia: lU pM WM a w * lU p* SMH 1 Cm CaB*i 12 I kran Sim II 2 Irnti MM 4M 3I«*hrt in in IH 1 k*a Um II lOnuiaan* 12 balloon relay. To learn more, call Drumm had hired two undercover Um 3H2 farfsctc Ul pM UNJI It* * M2 p* SI2S.S4 irm 'ilMoUn 4M IN 4 faiiaCPam II 4 On* Sm II Jamboree kicks off 289-7150. (Wa* lU *4 SUM Trifsctc I-1-3 paU $73$JO Stm* 111 (I) 5T*pClC*y 4M 5 Eph* U I II 5 Mra SMa 7-1 policemen from New Haven to in­ East Hartford police report I t * * 112 *4 SIMM Gghlk S-ll (n I Udmi lin I5.n 4.H IWcllJl I IkWinm II I Ilia Um II vestigate Eastman after the firing, Sm* 111 |Ci 1 SsiiiWbi IWb IH 4M IH I TJL'i Ffimi Wp 4.H 3M 11*4* 3H p* SllU 7 Edm hnIM II ZCaM 3M IH 4 ScM Wtl. *■ IN r« 1t* 3IUtoMitar II* 1144 Itifi* MS p* S3M.1I S* knupt Skats midget grid season — ■ 4.N IH S * Im Ciadii TIm ; 31:45 0*4* IU p* SUM 1-24 111 I M 141 S * la a l* d Miss Carolyn V. Furness, former "These men were working for a East Hartford, was charged Friday IWirillM IM iiilli: IIS (C) 1-24 144 142 142 M2 1-2-3 1-2-11-2-: l-M 244 M3 l-M wit stealing from a poor box. The M ia: 112 paM SUN It* * 714 ■* S7SIII ir m 'ir t * i m m l u year here to tail Charles Eastman to IWk 111] Parfseta: lU paM S37U director of nursing for the Town of Friday night’s Midget Football tions, no one made it over the goal with fourth-degree larceny and Joan complaint was made by St. Mary’s M*W IM *4 S2SM Ml t«*to 117^ SniM 7 Film QuHr UN I0.H find a reason to back up (Chief Ti* * 141 i* SniM Trifadc 1-2-3 pri4 S2SL30 H*4: 111 HI SI SU East Hartford, is now nursing direc­ Jamboree drew a large crowd to line. Four such evenly matched C. Hansen, 17, also of 32 Robert St., Church. He was released on his MM kHW Ulptl4 tSlM Maik TaakH Cams (T) 2HakW,n IImm iM IM 2M IWclUl Drumm’s) firing charges,” Paquette tor at the A.G. Holley Hospital of McAuliffe Park to see the annual teams promise some exciting foot­ was charged with conspiracy to com­ promise to appear in court Sept. 19. IM Illlll) 1 PrhNMS Nik 1I.N 5J0 4.N IHiU 3M IN IkU* M7 p* SSiM DUBJILDO MUSK GOITER said. 4 Iw erm MM IIM IM 3 Flap^t Siitar XM 2.N iniM *ita S.H ra k * M7 p* S12I.H Lantana, Fla., in Palm Beach Coun- season opener. ball in the 1977 season. mit four^-degree larceny. ib n riii* tM IN 4 P t IsMla Nta IN Urn 3U7 I t* * 17-5 p* SUXII "How can the town justify spen­ Thw 41:31 ty- In the first quarter of the jamboree The first official games of the Police said the complaint was James Amiot, 18, of 509 Burnside 2 SM* IM 11*4* 2U p* SUM Talk 111 (S| ding so much money to harass a good iw c im M k lU paM SllU rak*:2Hp*SHM She served in East Hartford from game, the Vikings and Mustangs season will be played Sunday. First made by the Stop and Shop store on Ae., East Hartford, was charged Sun­ MH*U4*4SM.H Maeta: lU pMI S34JI T i** 244 p* SNIU I1|a lad. Wp 1I.H 1S.H iU policeman? What was so important Trtfactic lU paM S147.N rs April 1966 to June 1977. Her position played to a scoreless tie. Defen­ game is 1 p.m. at McAuliffe. The Silver Lane. They were released on day with serving liquor to minors and raMi: 4U p* tlllH riatk: 111jq , XM 2U to require all this input into the firing It* * 1 1 2 p* s u nn TaUc S-ll (A) 4la*a'i7* IU UC IM 5 D.i't lapa 4.H REGISTRATION was left out of the current budget. ding town champion Elks and the Cardinals will play the Enfield their promise to appear in Common risk of injury to minors. 3 T i. MGtethp. liN L N 4 N 2 N SI*** XU 2M TWe 1147 of an officer? M M iiia i 5 ». MaUati UO IN 4UitCa4 3M IkW* 2U p* SllU Cardinals played the second quarter Lancers. Then the Vikings meet the Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, Sept. Police said he was serving liquor in i| m M * ia a i h im i n 4 CONVENBIT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU... "Have we spent as much money in­ 5 ia * i IIM IH 7 M att 2J0 71m:11M II r a k * 2U p * S241U for to another 0-0 tie. Vernon Shamrocks. 19. a garage where juveniles were pre­ 1 Uri BWam iN Tin: 31:7t * 5 UIp* | SUM I t * * 24$ p* SX4U7I Centennial dinner vestigating organized crime in this IlmSIM M ia: 3U pM4 S24U ra k * US p* S17.U D m * 111 iq 270 CONSTITUTION PLAZA Because the third quarter game The Elks and the- sent. He was released on his promise M W * lU p * m M Nrfaeta: 3U pM NIU It* * IM p* S1H.H 2 M * * a it* SU iU XH Music Lessons HARTFORD - TC U 527-5(11 The South Congregational Church town, namely the bombings on Silver Harry M. Anderson, 62, of no cer- to appear in court Sept. 29. Trtlacta: 3-S-7 paM S117U was scheduled to be played by the travel to Enfield to play the M mU IM p* IMM nifc CmdM* Cam (T) ID paU a XN 4.H EASTBROOK MALL, will celebrate its 100th anniversary It* * 141 p* tSIlM Dtiaattc S-ll (I) IIU'iC** I.H 4M IN ITHiWS* XU losers and the fourth by the winners, Ramblers and the Starrs. IMatlarIM Sil 121 IN n * 3X43 MANSFIELD - TEL. 451-1141 with a public Centennial Dinner FM E llin HariUMIM II.H S.H GUITAR — ACCORDION — PIANO — ORGAN 751 MAIN ST. PHONE 541-1111 yards gained were u s ^ to pick the Directing the East Hartford league snimSKWp IIH IM 4M 2 Ma’i HMa 4.N IN 4 raaa's Ekok XH 11*4* 2U p* SUM Dance Saturday at the Elks Hall on 2 7inMi,h* IN 4M 7CNMtNae 121 7Wr4SU r a k * 2U p* SMH 191 MAIN ST. PHONE 541-1(00 teams. are Joe Kronen as president, Roger Ttik* *-M p* SlIXH MANCHESTER, CONN. Roberts St. Ih m itM 3M TiaK32N 11*4* IU p* SIXH The Mustangs and Cardinals were Chicoine as vice- East Hartford fire calls IWrllM M k lU paM S14.N rafatc IU p* S1I1.H TtrsHIk 7a*a Cans HI To get tickets, call J. Roger Lane NHack lU paM S2IN I t* * M4 p* H2tU i n m i r a XU XH XH both determined to score. But they president/treasurer, and Pauline MW*2Up*$HM TrHsck 1-2-7 paM $74.70 at 568-9547 or Mrs. Robert C. r»lKtE iU p* SHIM Sink IU (S) 2 CaTm IIM liN ALL THIS WEEK fought the third scoreless battle of Richard as secretary. Ti**t 124 p* SS2IN TwiMk S-ll (S) 2*01 iU XH XH STitdlk in Northam at 568-3437. Saturday, 12:22 p.m. —Medical call to 81 Mill Rd. —Medical call to 68 Columbus Monday, 7:16 p.m. —Bruih Srtk Tniit C«ns (I) nHmM ■isHs rsH sc an * IM XH TWr 3tU the night. The 1977 coaches are Bob Blake of -Walk-in medical call at fire Monday, 1:01 a.m. —False St. fire at the rear of Slye School. 7 awn * u ll.H IIM IN 11*4* 2U * S30.U INTiPidifMv 17il tU S.M 7 U.'i * * Ik XH 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. The Elks and Vikings playing in the the Elks, Charles Brewer of the department headquarters. alarm to Main St. Monday, 4:12 p.m. Monday, 9 p.m. —Medical lU T irm ISil 14« iCmMi iH in rac 31:H Sspiiti* IM 4 p* SXMXn 2€nd«M iM 2Sp*(*|lMtil IH 11*4* 2U p* StH 4tki4act: 3J44 Read Herald Ads Meadow Hill social winners quarter both left the field un­ Vikings, Frank Driscoll of the Saturday, 4:45 p.m. Monday, 2;09 a.m. —Medical call to 329 Godwin call to 87 (Christine Dr. Ttar4«;2S IW rlUI rati*; 2U p* S23M IWWcSniUI Call 649-6205 (1*4* Ul p* SllU IrilKtk 2-17 p* SlSiU The Meadow Hill Social Club will defeated. Again, the score was 0-0. Mustangs, and Ray Micoletti of the —Medical call to 23 Elms —Dumpster fire on Smith Dr. St. Monday, 9:10 p.m. M tc IU paU »UiO Monday, 3:13 a.m. NrfsctK U l fM SISUI SmilKta; 7.124 p* SIS.lim Smkk III HI hold a reception Wednesday, Sept. 14, Despite prodding from parents, Cardinals. Village Dr. Monday, 5:15 p.m. —Dumpster fire at 180 Smith TM k M-2 paU Um M tttmincr. S,427 —Medical call to 88 Columbus 5lkra*a, Wp IXN 4M 4.U at 7 p.m. at the 10-story high rise for cheerleader yells and coaches’ direc­ Each is assisted by a large staff. Saturday, 5:33 p.m. —Medical call to 49 Columbus Dr. IWWc HSilll ir m XH iu St. 7 SWy WH SU —Medical call to Howard Circle. the elderly at 101 Connecticut Blvd. Johnson's restaurant on Main Monday, 10:33 a.m. —Rub­ Monday, 5:47 p.m. —House Monday, 9:21 p.m. —Brush to honor the original tenants of the St. bish fire at 209 High St. fire at 258 Burnside Ave. The fire at Hockanum School. 903 MAIN STREET Housing Authority residence. Saturday, 8:12 p.m. Monday, 10:28 a.m. fire did serious damage and Monday, 9:54 p.m. MANCHESTER Mayor Richard Blackstone and Teacher keeps job —Medical call to 51 Columbus —Medical call to 100 Connec­ broke through the roof. Fire —Medical call to 227 Main St. other town dignitaries will attend. Circle. ticut Blvd. Marshal John Armstrong is Monday, 11:44 p.m. OPEN THURSDAY Eldridge Benedict, chairman of the Saturday, 9:55 p.m. Monday, 1:21 p.m. investigating. —Dumpster fire at 116 Smith NIGHTS UNTIL 9 town Commission on Services for the —Medical call to Glenbrook —Medical call to Gorman Monday, 6:43 p.m. Dr. as firing appealed Today, 4:35 a.m. —Medical Elderly, will help honor while he is Swim Club on Oak St. Park. —Medical call to 1333 Bum- honored. He and his wife were the Sunday, 1:41 a.m .—Auto ac­ Monday, 1:38 p.m. side Ave. call to 3 Rlvermead Blvd. TRI-CITY PLAZA Judith McGrath will bold a tem­ tion last spring citing ''inefficiency cident at 1231 Main St. —Medical call to Prospect St. Monday, 7:12 p.m. —House Today, 8:42 a.m. —Medical building’s first tenants Sept. 13,1966. call to 313 Hill St. VERNON porary assignment in the East Hart­ and other due and sufficient causes.” Sunday, 5;46 a.m. —Medical Monday, 2:07 p.m. flooded at 238 Burnside Ave. ford school system for the next few call to IS Salem Rd. OPEN M0N.-FRI. Jewish New Year weeks as her appeal from a spring The state Freedom of Information Sunday, 10:22 a.m. M E N ’S SHOP Commission in June voted to nullify —Medical call to 51 Garvan St. The Jewish New Year 5738 will be firing by the Board of Education UNTIL 9 Sunday, 11:36 a.m. -E le c ­ THiM ARVa OP MAIM STRiET celebrated with High Holiday ser­ comes before Superior Court Judge the board's firing because she was not personally notified of the vote in trical fire causing minor vices at Temple ^ t h Tefilah, 465 Leo Parskey. damage at 34 Murray St. Oak St., beginning Sept. 12 and con­ Judge Parskey granted an injunc­ advance. State law gives a person facing dismissal the right to have the Sunday, 1:39p.m.—Auto ac­ 5X7 COLOR tinuing through Sept. 14. tion to Miss McGrath preventing the cident with minor injuries at It*s YOUR money- discussion on open session and be Regal’s will give you The traditional Kol Nidre services schools from firing her until after the Arnold and Brookline Drs. will take place Sept. 21 and Yom Kip- hearing. The Connecticut Education notified of it, the commission said. Sunday, 5:35 p.m. —Auto ac- why waste rt? pur services will be on Sept. 22. Association (CEA) requested the Supt. Eugene Diggs said he expects cident on 1-86 near MARGBIENT Tickets may be obtained by calling move. the court to sustain Miss McGrath’s Manchester. Sunday, 5:52 p.m. —Medical 633-0140 or 569-0670. The board approved her termina­ You wooto monoy ovory dty you won lo Inouloto ■ hard dismissal. call to 677 Forbes St. JEAN A PAIR Insulate now widi atrnod dollort that loop right through your amply walla. 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