page twenty-eight - evening herald. Wed , July 18, 1979 /■ . Carrahino’Simpson JancO 'Roberts r------^ ,1 '■ ...... Maureen Simpson of Manchester became the bride of I Kathryn Louise Roberts of Manchester and Anthony S. GOP Questions Timing! Legion Baseball Team _ V Master Gardener Patrick Carrabino of East Hartford July 14 at St. Johns I Janco Jr. of South Windsor were united in marriage July Hospital Study Favored, Gives Phone Advice . t Church. 114 at St. Francis of Assisi Church, South Windsor. B ui Not as MMH Plans Mayor Likes Vote Idea Keeps on Winning Trail The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. ' Page 2 0 I Roberts of 12 Richmond Drive, Manchester. The Page 2 Page IQ Page 11 Simpson of 19 Morse Road, Manchester. The bridegroom — ------^ ^ i is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Carrabino of 31 I bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Janco Timrod Trail, East Hartford. Sr„ of 1085 Ellington Road, South Windsor. The Rev. Walter Hysko performed the double ring The Rev. Carl J. Sherer, pastor of St. Francis of Assisi ceremony assisted by sub-deacon Brian Grisel, cousin of I Church, performed the ceremony assisted by the Rev. the bride. The church was decorated with ferns and Ronald Haldeman of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of mixed flowers. Beverly Anderson of Manchester was the 1 Wapping. Organist and soloists were Gail and Mary Fair Tonight, soloist. Libbey and Maureen Tierney, all of Manchester. Sunny Friday The bride was given in marriage by her father. She 1 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a I gown of white organza and venise lace with lace and seed wore a high-necked gown of Quiana trimmed with lace, ff ■ . ,■ Datalla on paga 2 with long bishop sleeves and a full circular skirt ter­ I pearls around a Queen Anne collar and accenting bodice, minating into a chapel train. An elbow length veil fell lace and organza bishop sleeves and panels of lace ador­ from her picture hat. She carried a bouquet of silk | s ning the A-line skirt and hemline cascading into a chapel flowers designed by her cousin, Karen Grisel. train. Her fingertip veil of organza, was arranged from a Carrie Winter of Manchester was maid of honor and lace and seed pearl Juliet headpiece and she carried a bridesmaids were Sharon Foy and Dorothy Reagan, both bouquet of white tea roses. Gaswatch of Manchester and Michelle Barcomb of Coventry. Tanya ■1 Christine Pendleton of Trumbull, sister of the bride, Simpson of Boulder. Colo,, the bride’s niece, was junior f ; - 1 w5s matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Catherine Gasoline should be generally bridesmaid. Libbey of Storrs; Elaine Amato of Manchester; Karen available in New England this Tony Carrabino of East Hartford, was best man for his 1 S' ' ■ : Keene of Hanover, N.H.; and Lisa Szalajeski of DeWitt, weekend, but motorists are quick­ brother. Ushers were Mark Simpson, of Las Vegas, Nev., Mich. ly learning if they want gas, they brother of the bride; Andre Gilbert and Steven Bonino of ■ 1- Arthur LeBlanc of South Windsor, brother of the have to pay the pumper. East Hartford; and Justin Simpson of Boudler, Colo, the groom, was best man. Ushers were Paul Mader of Two automobUe clubs report r - r bride’s nephew. Amston, Brian Sample of East Hartford, Keith Pepin of conditions are better but more HEW Head First to Fall Following the wedding ceremony a reception was held Newington; and Michael Hyson of Coventry. expensive. More stations are open After the ceremony there was a reception at ’The shakeup by the world financial com­ at Willie’s Steak House and the couple left on a trip along Mrs. Anthony S. Janco Jr. on the weekends, lines at the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President rumored in Washington circles all completing those decisions, certainly the East Coast. They will make their home in Colony in Talcottville. The couple left on a wedding trip stations have all but vanished and week. But But House Speaker within the next few days,” said press munity. Carter today accepted the resigna­ “I’m not so certain the dollar being Manchester. to Nova Scotia. the gasoline crunch is easing in tion of HEW Secretary Joseph Thomas O’Neill, D-Mass„ today secretary Jody Powell of Carter’s quashed reports that controversial progress in considering the mass driven down is caused by that,” said Mrs. Patrick Carrihino metropolitan areas. Califano, the first top official to fall Strauss. In any case, he added, “We A telling statistic of the gas­ in Carter's high administration Energy Secretary James Schlesinger resignation offers solicited from his Cabinet and top-level staff. can’t run our business in our country Scarmo-Gawrych Social Security oline crunch this year was given shakeup, sources said. may fall quickly. just to satisfy foreign capitals.” by the Massachusetts Division of O’Neill said- Schlesinger’s job is Presidential adviser Robert The aidministration sources also Powell said the stock market and the A^A, which reported its auto said Housing and Urban Develop­ safe until at least the end of this Strauss offered a similar estimate: Jadqueline Anne Gawrych of North Haven became the d o e s n ’t have young Revenue Service before emplo.vment; food, shelter, “My best guess is by Sunday — Mon­ other institutions have historically bride of Thomas N. Scarmo of Waterbury July 7 at St. Q. I am 23 and roni- travel routings were down 19.5 ment Secretary Patricia Harris year’s congressional session, set to children in his care, he the end of the month after and clothing; annuities and day morning at the latest.” “overreacted” to major changes in Barnabas Church. North Haven. pletply diaablrd berauae percent for May, fell off 30 per­ would be named by Carter to take end in October. of a heart rondition. I must be either 60 or older the calendar quarter — p e n s io n s ; cent for June and were down 16 Califano, 48, has headed the Meanwhile, Hamilton Jordan, new­ the political system, and, “You can­ The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Califano’s job as head of the massive not let that bar a president from don't know if I’ve worked or between 50 and 60 and before July 31 for the se­ VA compensation and in­ percent for the first 16 days of Ju­ Department of Health, Education Department of Health, Education ly named to the powerful post of Gawrych of North Haven. The bridegroom is the son of disabled to get survivor’s cond quarter of 1979. ’The White House chief of staff, ordered taking action that he needs to take in enough under Sorial terest; alimony payments; ly- and Welfare. and Welfare — the government’s Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scarmo of Waterbury. benefits. re p o r t, F orm 942 strike pay and other union distribution to Cabinet members and order to set his administration in the The Rev. Neil F. Fitzgerald performed the double ring Seeurity to be eligible for Since 85 percent of vacation The sources confirmed Carter had biggest agency — since Jan. 25,1977. Q. I hired a gardener (Employer’s Quarterly benefits; and gifts and in­ senior White House aides of staff proper shape ...” ceremony. Mrs. A. Gambardella was organist and Mr. M. diaahility benefits. How travel is done by private accepted Califano’s resignation — Before word of the resignation was much work do I need? to do some landseaping Tax Return for Household heritances. For more in­ automobile, this means far fewer confirmed, Califano abruptly evaluation forms for assessing the The word was passed Wednesday Bailey was soloist. The altar was decorated with palms offered with those of Harris and 32 that congressional liaison Frank A. People d isab led and general gardening Employees), is available formation. contact any trips are being made. other Cabinet members and top canceled an appwrance before a performances of their highest- and baskets of white gladioli uses and pom-poms. Moore will stay on. Insiders do not before age 24 need credit around my house this from local IRS offices. Social Security office. The AAA New Ehigland fuel White House advisers this week — House subcommittee, apparently ranking assistants. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore her expect Powell to go. His duties, in for IVi years of work under spring. I understand that Q. My m other gels SSI gauge report and the weekly sur­ and that the Califano and Carter leaving word that he was “unable to Jordan reportedly asked that the mother’s wedding gown of ivory chiffonette and lace, I'm supposed to pay payments. I know she's Q. I underxtand that fact, may be expanded. basque waistline. Dutchess neckline and long fitted Social Security within the 3 vey of the ALA Auto & ’Travel would exchange letters later in the attend.” forms be returned by Friday. years before they become Sorial Seeurity taxes on supposed to report any aome Social Seeurity Of- Gub both indicate higher prices Two senior White House advisers Powell, appearing on the CBS mor­ Jordan, 34, long a member of sleeves with a full skirt falling into a cathedral-length changes in her income to day. Carter’s Georgia official family and disabled to qualify for his wages and file a ficea in Connerlirul throughout the six-state area. "niere was no immediate word on said earlier today they expected ning news program,' and Strauss, in­ train veil. She wore a walking length mantilla attached to Social Security. But, do reeenllv changed their architect of the 1975-76 presidential benefits. You should con­ report with IRS. When The ALA said regionwide, 63 who might replace Harris as bead of Carter to complete the rebuilding of terviewed on NBC’s “Today” a camelot cap of lace. She carried a bouquet of white all kinds of income have offire houra. la Ihia true? campaign, will be the first among tact your Social Security should I do this? percent of the stations it surveyed HUD. his top staff within a few days. program, were both asked about the roses, stephanotis and baby’s breath. office. A. If you pay a gardener to be reported? reaction to the administration equals on the White House staff. Joseph Califano Miss Francis S. Gawrych of Boston was her sister’s would be open Saturday, 11 per­ Califano’s going had been hotly “I think he is well on the track of Q. My wife d ied a or other household worker A. Yes. All Social Securi­ cent would be open after 6 p.m. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Scarmo 350 or more in cash wages A. Under SSI, income in­ ty offices in Connecticut, and Miss Joann Scarmo, both of Waterbury and sisters of month ago. I'm her sole Saturday and 15 percent would be survivor and I've heard in a calendar quarter, you cludes anything a person except Stamford, and open Sunday. But the club urged the bridegroom; Miss Anita Bergeron of Meridon; Miss must deduct Social Securi­ receives — even items that South Norwalk are now Patricia Chapman of Bristol; Mrs. Robert LeQuire of that windowers ran get motorists to continue to get gas as Sorial Seeurity benefits ty taxes from the wages do not have to be reported open 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. early in the day as possible. Vote Appealed New Haven; and Miss Donna Simone of North Haven. even though they weren’t and pay an equal amount for income tax purposes. Monday through Friday. The AAA survey of 688 stations Nicholas Valletta of Waterbury served as best man. as the employer. Send the Some examples are wages Stamford and South Ushers were Peter Ciarlo, Bruce Duren, Richard Morot- dependent on their wives. showed these average prices Can I get pavments. I'm taxes and a report of the received as any employee; Norwalk are open 9:15 to and Pat Rinaldi, all of Waterbury; and Gary Dantino around New England: 45? wages to the Internal net earnings from self- a.m. to 4:45 p.m. ■ M assac h uxe11p, 239 On Warehouse and William Gerace, both of Hartford. A. No. It’s true that A reception was held at the Grassy Hill Country Club in stations; Regular 90.4 cents per widowers and husbands no gallon; premium 96.9; unleaded Orange, after which the couple left for Mexico. They will longer have to prove reside in New Britain. 95.8; premium unleaded 99.8. By GREG PEARSON struct a 100,0(X)-square foot, 36-foot Mrs. Scarmo is employed as a special education dependency to get benefits • Rhode Island, 39 stations; Herald Reporter high building on Progress Drive in on their wives’ work teacher in the Manchester School System. Mr. Scarmo is Regular 92.1; premium 98.3; un­ MANCHESTER — Six Grissom the Manchester Industrial Park. The M rs. Thomas N. Scarnio records. But, if a widower employed as a pharmacist at W.H. Pickett Drug Co., leaded 96.1; premium unleaded Road residents have appealed firm now has a products service Waterbury. (Martin Studio) 99.2. decisions by the town’s Planning and center in the park. > Connerlirul, 45 stations, Zoning Commission that would per­ This proposed construction should All Natornl Fbfor mostly on toll roads: Regular 93; Whiton Adds Books mit the J.C. Penney Co. to build a not be confused with the larger Old Fishloned premium 97.4; unleaded 97.7; warehouse in the nearby Manchester catalog distribution center the com­ premium unleaded $1,019. Industrial Park. pany plans for the Buckland In­ fulfillment have altered Where to go, what to see, match VANILLA • .Maine, 288 sta tio n s: MANCHESTER - New Reed — The ballad of T. America where to stay. maps, features Bartoli — In a meadow, two The appeal says the PZC’s decision dustrial Park. That project, located Rantula hares hide Regular 92.3; premium 99.4; un­ ?;ir • ■ - , will lead to a reduction of property near Exit 93 of Interstate 86, already books at Whiton Memorial Better Homes & Gardens — Nilsson - How was is leaded 96.5; premium unleaded - . . Library: Reese — Legacy of a land Garden ideas and outdoor born?: A story in pictures Bodker — Silas and Ben- values for the nearby homes and will is under construction. hog living Rapp — Allergies and the Godik Ice Creai 99.3. increase noise and other disturbance At the public hearings, the Adult Firlion Bridgers— All together now Flavor of the Maath ■ New H am |i shirr, 28 Roffman — One wreath with Brenton — How to survive hyperactive child S’*. ’ ..-i--. factors in the area. residents had expressed their con­ Clark — The Baroness of your child's rebellious teens: Stewart — The pyramids Byars — Good-bye, Chicken stations: Regular K.4; premium It also says the warehouse and an cerns about the effect the project love Little HiH Bow Street new solutions for troubled and the sphinx 99.2; unleaded 96.8; premium un­ adjacent railroad spur are not per­ would have on their nearby homes. Foster — Splinter of the Strugatskii — The ugly Dumas — ’The nutcracker Gallon r «• parents leaded 97.9. missible uses for the property and Many of these arguments were mind's eye swans U S. National Commission Gag — ’The sorcerer’s ap­ Rtg.8l.69 I t Weiss — I. Rembrandt Cassell — Cassell’s spanish- • VermonI, 49 stations: that the PZC acted improperly by repeated in the lawsuit. english, English-Spanish dic­ on the Observance of Inter­ prentice Regular 92.4; premium 97.9; un­ Adult iNoiifiotion national Women’s Year — B Jensen — Leif Ericson, Thii Mantk granting the approval. The suit says the warehouse is not Gulick — Treasure in Hell's tionary leaded 96.8; premium unleaded Canyon Aldiss. Edited By — Galac­ the lucky $1.29 The suit was filed by Michael a permissible use within 4(X) feet of Mitchell - The day care What women want: an official Konner — ’The peacock’s $1,019. the entrance to the dwellings. The Herron — Aladale tic empires report to the President, to the Handler, Nancy Handler, Leslie Ludlum - The malarese Arce — The secret life of book: A guide for the working wedding YOU PAY Teicher, Linda Teicher, Robert Cor- railroad spur also is not a permissi­ parents to help them find the congress, and to the people of Fume and Fuss circle Tyrone Power the United States Le-Tan - Happy Birthday, WITH COUPON BELOW so and Edith Corso, all (jrissom Road ble accessory use for the property, Bardwick - In transition: best possible day care for Oliver! Masters — Now. God be Junior Room MERIDEN (UPI) - Connec­ Beating the Heat residents. Their attorney is Noah the suit says. thanked how feminism, sexual libera­ their children MacLachlan — The sick day Starkey, who also lives on Grissom The other charges listed in the suit Newman — Sunday punch tion and the search for self- New England Guide — Beatty — Lacy makes a White — Divorce Buy any h|ll gillon o |l ticut gasoline retailers fumed and fussed about new federal Toby, a one-year-old golden retriever, finds Manchester, and climbs up on the inner tube Road. include the following: cum he^nd farmsd | regulations governing their profit his own way to beat the heat. He jumps in the for a leisurely drift around the pool. (Herald The suit was filed against the PZC • The proposed building lots are margins that also order them to L. Libby family swimming pool at 28 Ash St., photo by Adamson) and the Industrial Park Corp., which not approved ones because the sub­ In the Service ILMID SWORDFISH A T PINEHURST lea Cream make public the cost per gallon, was the applicant for the inland- division became void April 22, which FRESH BLOCK H but put off a strike vote. wetlands permit and the special is five years after it was approved. at the regular Ion piica exception needed for the warehouse. • The PZC failed to state its Block Island ^ ^ i*--' “It’s way too early for that,” Airman Steven J. to Rhein-Main Air Base, Summar Schedule Wayne Konitshek, president of the The permit and special exception reasons for its decision. Gagnon, son of Mrs. Bar­ Germany, following Fights Erupt in Managua, OPEN DAILY FRESH SWORDFISH < 4 .2 9 Connecticut Gasoline Retailers both were approved by the PZC at its • The PZC engaged in “ex parte bara J. Gagnon of 96 White graduation from the U.S. M o n . S a l. CanlarcutfibonaltM ...... lb. thru 0. Association, said Wednesday June 25 meeting. That approval by communications” with the applicant St.. Manchester, has been Air Force environmental 8 am 'III 6 pm and gel on the PZC followed a couple of after the public hearing and before support specialist course Selected Large night after a hastily-convened selected for training in the IVa ere not open Thure. previous public hearings that bad at­ its decision. at Sheppard Air Force Him mis couponi meeting of about 300 dealers. civil engineering, end FrI. evenings. Konitshek said he wanted to get Surrender Talks Snagged tracted many Grissom Road • The warehouse is not in confor­ Base at Wichita Falls, I OFFER LIMITED TO ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. j j mechanical and electrical "feel" for the mood and reac­ residents and lasted several hours. mity with the town’s Comprehensive field at Sheppard Air Force Texas. CHICKEN LEGS .7 9 ^ CLIP THIS COUPON MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — the people to “celebrate victory, Some said guard installations on with thighs (not# no baekt Ineludod tion of Connecticut dealers to the The J.C. Penney Co.' plans to con­ Plan of Development. Base. Texas, after com­ He studied water and Firefights erupted in Managua today await the arrival of the junta and the hill above the bunker were being federal Department of Energy’s begin cooperating with the new pleting basic training at waste treatment U.8.D.A. new regulations announced Mon­ and Sandinista guerrillas slipped attacked from the eastern side by the Lackland Air Force Base. Selected Large Verlbeet Fresh from our own Bskery N e w p o r t government.” guerrillas. Others said diehard processes. He will serve CHOICE STEAK day. back into the capital while talks for San Antonio. Texas. with a unit of the Military Heavy automatic rifle fire broke guardsmen were shooting to prevent He said he will report to a the terms of surrender of the Hair Dyes Said He graduated from East Airlift Command. He LONDON FRESH $ 4 1 9 ; 6 lul) SODA out around the Intercontinental Hotel their comrades from leaving. DONUTS national meeting of retailers national guard to a leftist junta hit a Catholic High School in graduated from Tolland BROILS Made with Fresh Whole MHk snag. around 7:10 a.m. (9:10 a.m. EDT) During the shooting, five armed 1976 High School in 1977. ALL today in Washington where he guardsmen came into the hotel lob­ CHIGKEH BREASTS . 1 predicted the group would ask the While the national guard said shortly after dozens of national » * 2 .5 9 FLAVORS Wednesday they had agreed to sur­ guardsmen fled in civilian clothes by, stripped off their uniforms to Causing Cancer DOE to reconsider the new Airman Brian D. Labbe. CINNAMON render, commanders have balked at from the nearby fortified bunker that civilian clothes underneath, left the Marine Sgt. John J. TOBIN’S 64 oz regulations son of Norman R. Labbe of Bolton Jr., son of Mr. and SUGARED M M V ordering their men to lay down their was President Anastasio Somoza’s uniforms along with their weapons WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite about 20 of the chemicals currently some changed .formulas in recent Andover and Mrs. Pauline Mrs. John J. Bolton of 15 VGLAZED W W 8 -Il-PACK J NO RETURN arms unconditionally. headquarters until he resigned and and ran away. used in hair dyes shoqld be con­ M. Labbe of New Britain, Farmstead Lane, VERIBEST GERMAN $ 1 7 0 CL&P Pact OK Both sides agreed to talk further,' flew to exile in Miami Tuesday. What appeared to be an imminent months, there still are about 20 sidered potential human car­ has been assigned to Reese Rockville, has completed SEMI-BONELESS but the rebels’ Radio Sandino, now The soldiers had conflicting stories ceasefire agreement did not chemicals that should be considered cinogens,” the article said. aiinilinrianil tutmhtit'htnd Air Force Base. Texas, the Fiscal Accounting CHUCK STEAK Workers at Connecticut Light & operating in Managua, called upon over who was fighting who. materialize following direct bilateral potential cancer causers in hair dyes The cancer institute tests, and a following graduation from Clerk's Course at Camp BOLOGNA POPCORN 4 or 49' Power Co. have ratified a one- conversations in Somoza’s vacated being used by millions of Americans, report from the Environmental the I'.S Air Force aircraft Lejeune, N.C. year pact granting them an bunker office between the com­ Consumers Union said today. Defense Fund, caused a renewed Cole Slew, Potato Salad, UaearonI Salad CHEESE 3'/2 oz. 49' FRUIT DRINK maintenance course at He joined the Marine • • 1 .9 8 average 7 percent annual wage mander of the national guard, Gen. It also said some hair dye refor­ scrutiny of hair dyes used by an es­ and Italian Oliva Salad STix 9 oz. Northeast Rates mulations — prompted by National timated 33 million American women Sheppard Air Force Base. Corps in January 1974. PRETZELS 59' hike and minor improvements in Federico Mejia, and a Sandinista Wichita Falls. Texas. THINS 13 oz. 79' f lf lo fringe benefits over a pact that emissary. Cancer Institute tests in 1977 and 1978 and an unknown number of men. was narrowly rejected last — have resulted in substitute in­ Among other things, the Food and He learned aircraft ifiother^r, CHEESE CORN 5 oz. 49' The bishop of Managua, Miguel maintenance, repair and Whole U.S.D.A. Choice Packer Cut 20 to 25 lb. Top month. ' Going Up Today Obando Bravo, told UPI after the dis­ gredients that may be just as Drug Administration proposed in service and will now serve CURLS ' 9oz. 69' Union officials said Wednesday cussions recessed at 2 a.m., “They dangerous as the ones they replaced. January 1978 that cancer warnings be with a unit of the Air Rounds special at $2.59 lb. Imported Very Lean Freshly POTATO CHIPS B oz 79' GALLON 9 U W5 ^ the pgreement was accepted by p HARTFORD (UPI) - The Division customers will pay 4.5 percent more are continuing but nothing as yet has The nonprofit product-testing placed on hair dyes containing 4- Training Command. b a o i^ » ^ mprgin of 793-471 in votes con­ of Public Utility Control has refused for gas and 12.8 percent more for been worked out.” organization made the allegations in MMPD — one of the chemicals He graduated from high LITTLE KNOWN FACTS Sliced Boiled Ham H lb. $1.45, $2.85 lb. Franks froth ducted at two locals of the Inter­ to amend the $M million increase it electricity. CL&P customers will An aide to the archbishop. Rev. a lengthy article in the August issue criticized by the institute. school in 1978. When powdering an infant, ^ cunthartaml tarma MRS. KAVANAGH'S ^ national Brotherhood of Elec­ granted Northeast Utilities and said pay 11 percent more for gas and 10.8 of its magazine. Consumer Reports. The article said Revlon, after the shake the powder into your Tobin and Grote... Try Verlbest 5 to the pound Beef Bismark Caballo, said the two sides trical Workers in Waterbury and the new rates will go into effect percent more for electricity. agreed to meet in San Jose, Costa The article was released as a test, put out a reformulated product hand first and apply it care­ ICE CREAME TREATS today. The new rates will be in effect until Pfe Mark L. Rivard, son fully so there isn't a cloud Patties. Meriden. The localsrepresent Rica, today under the auspices of House subcommittee opened called Salon Formula Colorsilk Hair ICE MILK BARS •ICE • SWIRL CUPS* TWIN ENGLISH October, when the DPUC will decide of Mr and Mrs. Arthur K. around the baby’s face and he about 1,800 workers. Northeast, the state’s largest utili­ Costa Rican President Rodrico cosmetics safety hearings that are Coloring, with a substitute ingredient CREAME SANDWICHES POPS •FUDGE BARS ty, had asked that more of the added exactly how the added revenue Rivard Sr of 16 University inhales as little as possible. • SUNDAE CUPS • ORANGE TREATS Carazo Odio. expected to bring other damaging called 4-EMPD. Ave.. East Hartford, has * * * • NUTTY BUDDIES revenue be shifted to customers’ should be collected. A DPUC charges against many commonly Consumers Union said Van Duuren A winner of an outfit for an 6 or 12 PACK MUFFINS Inside Today Caballo said there were reported for duty with 2nd BUTTERBALL s t o i o i b . O f t * basic rates, not the fuel adjustment spokeswoman said the rates might differences on the terms of the used products. # and other experts who were con­ infant is one that looks cute 6-PACK charge. The DPUC commissioners change in the fall. Force Service Support and c’ome.s clean in the wash­ Classified...... 16-18 ceasefire — mainly that the guard Consumers Union said it compiled sulted found the new ingredient was s c o n TURKEYS ...... voted to let the original decision DPUC Commissioner David Group. Camp Lejeune. ing machine. One such is this I t Reg. 3/99' Comics...... 19 does not want to surrender its arms a list of untested chemicals from the . almost identical to the dangerous one N. C. two-piece football motif dia­ BATHROOM 4/99i Editorial ...... 9 stand. Harrigan said the change requested' until a -full agreement has been ingredient labels of 40 hair dyes it replaced. It called the change an per set made of 100 percent by Northeast was minor and he didn’t A 1978 graduate of East Entertainment ...... 14 The added revenue' from the worked out. made by seven companies. It asked example of “juggling atoms” that polyester by Mothercare, re­ TISSUE largest utility rate hike in the state’s believe the computational errors Dr. Benjamin Van Duuren of New allows cosmetics makers to “stay a Hartford High School, he tailing specialists for mothers- Native Tom atoes ... Fam ily...... The Sandinistas, seeking an “un-' We Reserve the Right to Lim it Quantities Gardening...... 20 history was allowed for two they referred to were accurate. His York University, an organic chemist, step ahead of government regulators joined the .Marine Corps in to-be. babies and children Burnham’s Com SALE ITEMS THROUGH JULY 22 : conditional surrender,” want the October 1978 under five. 3 r o l . n Obituaries...... 10 Northeast subsidiaries — Connec­ comments were support^ by DPUC ^ a rd to turn in their arms first if any of them might pose a danger to almost indefinitely.” « « * Peopletalk...... 2 ticut Light and Power Co. and the chairman John Downey and com­ before a final agreement, including hair dye users. Coal. tar dyes, now made from Sports...... — 11-13 H artford E lectric Light Co. missioner Edythe Gaines. “After comparing their molecular petroleum and not coal, were Airman Scott A. Ander­ It is natural for many chil­ Shop hore aIt 302 Main Mon. thru Sat. 8 am to 6 pm Qumberland farms guarantees for the safety of the son, son of Mr. and Mrs. dren of a few months to a Television ...... — .. 14 Northeast overall has more than 1 Walter Torrance, chief counsel for guardsmen, is achieved. sthicture% with proven human car­ specifically exempted from regula­ 1200 stores — there's one near you! Charles M. Anderson of 78 year or so to bite their par- W eather...... 2 million customers. Northeast, shid the utility was cinogens, Van Duuren concluded that tion under-Jhe FDA law. enls’ faces when being car­ Open 7 days for your convenience The rate hike means HELCO “satisfied.” Brown Bridge Road. ried. This is usually duo to PINEHUI1ST GROCERY INC. Tolland, has been assigned teething and not aggression. ■ -!1'J ' EVENING HERALD. ’lTiUM;,JulyJ9jJ9TO::^PAG^ PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Thura., July 19, 1879 The Weather Peopletalk Hospital Study Favored, Vernon Council Extends State Worker Says Race 30.00 r \ / COOi Fugitive Terrorists Now Dog Trainer But Not as MMH Plans Rub Parlor Moratorium Has No Role in Adoption state that massagists receive By BARBARA RICHMOND three council members. This drew expansion be approved by the full Turek, town health administrator, criticism from attorney Robert training under a person who has had VERNGN (UPI) — A state social worker says a white anything to do with rejecting them?” She answered, “No, It’s a long way from fugitive terrorist to dog By JUNE TOMPKINS Herald Reporler commission, but contingent' upon has bmn a member of the hospital Cohen who was representing Smart reasonable experience. couple challenging alleged racial discrimination in adop­ it does not.” trainer, but Patricia Herald Reporter Cohen also questioned the tion policies were insistent on adopting a black child un­ Hearst Shaw has made more community representation on planning, committee for more than 'VERNGN — While Town Attorney Set East — J & R Enterprises Inc. The Lusas are seeking to keep the state from placing MANCHESTER - A panel of the William Breslau is reviewing reasoning for stringent hours that der 1-year old. the baby boy with an adoptive black family. They are the jump. the planning committee. five years. Cohen said several members of the state Commission on Hospitals and Edward Kenney, hospital ad­ Marmen also said that the Health proposed changes to the town’s council have expressed displeasure massage parlors can be open. The or­ Kristina Backhaus testified Wednesday she felt the challenging Connecticut’s unwritten policy against in­ It’s also a long way Health Care has recommended ap­ dinance states that parlors must from terrorist-hating ministrator, said that at the present Systems Agency of North Central massage parlor ordinance and in massage parlors and to have them couple’s “rigidity” and religious motivations should dis­ terracial adoptions. proval of a 8250,000 study of a because the ordinance may have to close between the midnight and 10 qualify them as prospective adoptive parents, not the fact The couple took in the infant as temporary foster leviiT TtimtAniiis Vy _ — cop to friend of the time, pending a review of the panel’s Connecticut, which is made up of sit on a board of appeals would be proposed expaiision of Manchester go to another public hearing, the a.m. and all day Sundays. they want to adopt a black baby. parents on March 21, five days after it was born and its former “Tania,” but report by the planning committee, consumer and provider representa­ like having a hearing before the Memorial Hospital. Town Council has voted to extend the Cohen said, “I don’t see how you Tile Lusas are members of the Bahai faith, which mother abandoned it. Bob Gutman has made “We anticipate an appeal of this part tion, has approved the applicationm health inspector who had been so op­ But hospital officials say they will moratorium on massage parlor per­ can curtail the hours of this es­ preaches brotherhood among men. The state wanted to place the child with prospective that jump. He runs the of the recommendation when ..the which makes additional community posed before. appeal the recommendation because report goes to the full commission on representation unnecessary. mits for another 60 days. Cohen again opposed the section tablishment anymore than you would “If a couple is rigid in what they’re asking for, they’re black adoptive parents in May, but the Lusas’ challenged Prion Animai Institute it is contingent on changing the any other busines. The zoning laws of expecting certain characteristics they expect to go along the move. in San Carlos, Calif., July 24.’* The $250,000 is to be spend on This is the third time the council that states a massagist must have a UftW iATHffI POTOCAST • hospital’s 23-member planning com­ the town say massage parlors are a with that child and if they (children) don’t live up to Superior Court Judge Harry Hammer issued a tem­ and the former Patty “All in all, it is a fairly supportive architectural and engineering has put a moratorium on the issuing diploma showing completion of study mittee to have more community legal permitted business.” them, problems arise,” she said. For period ending 7 a.m. EST 7/20/79. During Hearst — now married report,” Andre Marmen, hospital studies, parking analysis and energy of permits. The previous moratorium of the theory, practice, method, porary injunction allowing them to keep the child during representatives. will end July 26. Attorney David Marder, represen­ Ms. Backhaus said her., estimation had nothing to do the hearing. Thursday night, thundershowers will be expected In the to San Francisco spokesman said. conservation for a proposed $1.2 profession or work of massage. The three-member state panel ting the Executive Lounge and Men’s with the race of the couple, Michael Lusa, 28, and his eastern portions of the Carolinas and southern Florida, , policeman B ernard Marmen said the trustees are com­ million expansion to the hospital At a public hearing Wednesday He said that the department of while mostly fair weather should dominate the recommended that the hospital’s mittee members who are represen­ which will include an out-patient night two attorneys, representing health hasn’t certified any schools of World, said, “My clients want a wife, Wendy, 27, or the fact they’re seeking to adopt their XEROX / ^ ~ works for him. application to spend $250,000 to study existing massage parlors, objected to massage in the state and the State workable ordinance, one that 4-month-old black foster child. PLUMBING remainder of the nation. Says Gutman — tative of the community Dr. Alice mental health clinic. f the proposed $1.2 million hospital some provisions of the proposed or­ Board of Elducation hasn’t licensed protects the citizens but allows the “Would you recommend them to adopt a child if they SUPPLIES 1 \ I ' wounded as a deputy Connecticut Forecast dinance. or accredited any such schools in the continuation of existing businesses.” wqre black?” attorney Edward Graziani asked. “I MANCHESTER COHES I i sheriff whiie in- The ordinance calls for setting up a Breslau will review the requests couldn’t take that chance,” she said. HARDWARE Becoming partly sunny today with high temperatures \ \ m m 1 vestigating a terrorist state. Pronto Printer Board of Massage Establishment He asked the council to consider and bring suggestions to the August Graziani, the court-apponted attorney for the unnamed 877 M AIN STREET in the 80s or about 29 C. Fair tonight. Lows 55 to 60. attack on a power station in 1976— “We can identify TEL 043.4425 1007 Main St.. E.H. Friday partly sunny with highs again in the 80s. Town Gas Cost Up 2V2<^ Permit Appeals to be made up of his suggestion that the ordinance meeting of the council. baby, asked, “Does the fact that they’re white have with each other. We share terrorist experiences, Probability of rain 10 percent through Friday. Light and her love of dogs has made us close friends. But variable winds through Friday. MANCHESTER - ’The town, like the building. heating of rooms. He expects this to at one time I pursued her as a policeman and hated the rest of us, now must make its Passcantell, maintenance super­ be a problem because heat is tougher Extended Outlook her.” gasoline purchases at a higher price. visor for the Public Works Depart­ to regulate in all parts of a room. Town Will Get Refund Chevron, the gas supplier for ment, said in his letter that no air When it is 65 degrees in one loca­ Extended outlook for New England Sunday through Politics^ Chicago Style Manchester, this week Iraosted the conditioning units are to be turned on tion in the middle of the room, it Tuesday: town’s price 2.5 cents per gallon, until the temperature is above 78 might be colder at a spot near a win­ From Housing Project Mass., R.I. &Conn.: Generally.fair weather Saturday Among Chicago’s Irish, it’s called “a don- Maurice Pass, director of general degrees in an office. That dow, he said. and Sunday. Chance of rain Monday. Overnight tows will nybrook,” and even if services, said. temperature is the minimum setting Pass and Charles McCarthy, assis­ be in the 60s. Highs will be in the 80s Saturday and Sunday Mayor Jane Byrne The town’s gasoline price now is 64 permitted in public buildings for air tant town manager, will attend an By CHARLES MAYNARD and in the 70s and low 80s on Monday. doesn’t . want to talk cents per gallon for regular and 67.5 conditioners, according to the energy hearing tonight at Penney the state money. Vermont: Partly cloudy through the period. Afternoon about it, just about cents per gallon for unleaded, he federal standards. High School in Eiast Hartford. The Herald Reporter The authority pians to build a 40-unit highs in the low to mid 80s. Overnight lows around 60. everyone else is. said. Municipalities pay no taxes on Passcantell also reminded hearing, which also will be attended housing project for the eideriy. The new Maine and New Hampshire: Generally fair weather Sun-Times columnist gasoline purchases, which is why the departments that 65 degrees will be by other local and state officials, will MANCHESTER - A $35,000 refund will units would relieve the authority’s waiting list, which Pheian said has reached 256 through the period. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and Mike Royko says price is cheaper per gallon than what the setting permitted in winter for begin at 7:30. be presented to the Board of Directors lows in the 50s. Heather Bilandic, wife consumers pay at a station. today from the Housing Authority for persons. Long Island Sound of ex-Mayor Michael And like ail consumers this causes money which wasn’t spent on the Spencer Gn.other matters, the authority Bilandic, recently con­ the town to take one of two steps. It Street housing project. reviewed an admissions and occupancy Long Island Sound to Watch Hill R.I. and Montauk fronted Mrs. Byrne at a either has to cut back the amount of Tucci Prepares to File Dennis Phelan, executive director of the policy which it must submit to the f^erai Point, N.Y. — A ridge of high pressure remaining over block party, shaking her gasoline it purchases, or it has to authority, Wednesday said the refund is Housing and Urban Development. It the region through Friday. Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots fist and screaming, eliminate other planned expenditures part of more than $^,000 given by the focused its discussion on the legal during the afternoon and evening hours and variable “How dare you do this? to buy the amount of gas it expected Petitions for Candidacy town for the project. TTie directors wili definitions of ’’residency” and winds 10 knots or less at other times. Fair today. Partly What are you trying to to use. meet at 5 p.m. in the Municipai Building “domicile.” cloudy tonight. Partly sunny Friday. Visibility 1 to 3 Reduction of gasoline usage Hearing Room. Dominic Squatrito, attorney for the miles and locally below 1 mile in haze and fog patches do to my baby?” MANCHESTER - John Tucci, an cent of the total number of persons Bilandic — 8-month- already has been sought by town of­ “I’m glad we’re able to refund the town authority, said “domicile” connotes per­ during the early morning hours Friday, otherwise over 5 who voted in the last town election in old son in tow — joined ficials. The town’s allocation for the independent candidate for the Town on the original 40 units on Spencer manency and that someone intends that miles. Average wave heights 1 to 2 feet during the after­ Board of Directors, expects to file 1977. Street.” said Chairman Pascal place to be his home. Under the poiicy, a the fray, shouting, “Do past few months has been 10 to 20 The secretary of state’s office said noon and evening and 1 foot or less at other times. you sleep nights? Can percent less than the amount it used his petitions for candidacy by the end Mastrangelo. “It’s too bad we can’t hang head of household who is domiciied at the of this month. it has received a total of 95 on to it and use it for something else.” time of the application in Manchester National Forecast you sleep after what you’ve done?” a year ago. signatures on petitions Tucci has sub­ What Mayor Byrne had done is remove police Thus, departments in town govern­ Tucci, a Castle Road resident, The money may come right back to the and/or is employed or intends to be a ty Fcst Hi Lo Louisville c 82 60 mitted. bodyguards from the Bilandic home on grounds he ment have been taking steps and already has enough signatures to authority, anyway. The commissioners employed on a full-time basis in town Albuquerque pc 83 65 Memphis pc 88 73 qualify as a candidate, he said today. Tucci this morning indicated, adopted a resoiution to apply for a state would get preference in the federal 59 can afford to hire his own. Says she, “It was unfor­ making plans to reduce fuel con­ Anchorage pc 65 Miami Beach pc 87 83 Tucci needs a total of 146 however, that he now has obtained grant for the second phase of the Spencer housing projects. Asheville r 88 66 pc 78 60 tunate for everybody but I’m just not going to say sumption. Milwaukee signatures to have his name placed more than the needed 146 signatures. Street project and the $35,000 is ne^ed to Phelan said he hopes to have HUD ap­ Atlanta r 90 71 Minneapolis pc 83 60 anything more ... ” Town departments also received He said be plans to get more Billings c 92 61 Nashville pc 85 67 notification from Herman on the ballot as an independent can­ pay for an architect. The grant is for $800,- proval by the autljprity’s September Birmingham r 87 72 r 88 75 didate, the secretary of state’s office signatures and expects to submit all 000 and Pheian said the town funds will be meeting. The commissioners can endorse New Orleans Passcantell about the new federal his petitions by the end of this month. Boston pc 72 64 New York c 76 68 Disco Downer guidelines regarding temperatures in said. That figure represents one per­ reimbursed after the authority receives the policy once HUD adopts it.” Brownsville Tx pc 96 75 Oklahoma City cy 76 67 Buffalo c 79 59 Omaha c 79 62 First came dire warnings of deafness for those Charlston S.C. r 84 72 Philadelphia c 84 69 bound to boogie amid the thunder of disco music. Charlott N.C. r 88 72 Phoenix pc 106 83 Then came warnings equally dire of blindness for c 78 60 56 Lone Track Repair Bid Giicago Pittsburgh c 80 eyes assaulted by disco laser lights. Now from a Cleveland c 76 50 Portland Me. c 68 61 Baltimore doctor comes a new malady — “disco Columbus c 78 50 Portland Ore. c 93 62 felon.” Dallas pc 89 69 Providence pc 79 66 Dr. Frederick W. Walker says physicians at Johns pc 83 54 100 68 In Line with Estimates Denver Salt Lake City c Hopkins University Hospital recently treated a 17- Des Moines pc 78 56 San Antonio c 88 77 year-old girl for a severely infected fingertip — a Detroit c 78 53 68 San Diego pc 79 felon — the result of too much finger-snapping on its covering is coming off. This has Duluth pc 79 62 San Francisco pc 61 53 MANCHESTER — Gnly one firm bid on El Paso r 91 70 San Juan cy 86 75 the dance floor. the project, but its price for repairing the created holes and areas on the track Hartford pc 79 64 Seattle c 92 58 The report was published somewhat tongue-in- indoor track at the East Side Rec was where comers have peeled. Honolulu pc 89 75 Spokane c 100 64 cheek in the New England Journal of Medicine in almost the same as the town’s estimate. The Board of Eklucation is expected to Houston pc 90 76 Washington pc 89 75 Boston, but Walker says “there clearly is an Epstein Brothers of West Hartford bid strip the old covering off and repair the Indianapolis c 81 56 Wichita pc 83 68 association ... The felon is a fairly common $4,8^ to repair the track, Maurice Pass, underlay surface. The $4,883 then would be Jackson Miss r 89 71 c-clear; c-clearing; cy- problem. We see a million of them.” director of general services, said. It was used to pay for installation of the new Jakcsonville r 89 72 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- the only firm to submit a bid. track cover. Kansas City pc 79 63 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- The town had estimated the cost of the The track is elevated and encircles a Las Vegas pc 115 84 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; Glimpses basketball court. It has been a popular 82 71 repair would be $4,800. Little Rock pc sn-snow; s^-sunny; ts- running spot, particularly in winter Los Angeles pc 88 66 thunderstorms, w-windy. Joan Baez, a prominent anti-Vietnam war ac­ Pass said there are few firms in the tivist, has a new cause — 350,000 Indochinese “boat area that do such work, and the project months when weather makes outdoor run­ people” — and she’s on a nationwide tour of free was not a big enough one to attract bids ning hazardous. The Almanac concerts and news conferences to enljst support for from companies that would have to travel But, the present condition of the track their entry into the United States ... The Wiz” star a great distance to the work site. also is viewed as a hazard, so the town By United Press International Stephanie Mills dedicated two sold-out Carnegie The track is more than 25 years old, and agreed to appropriate money for the work. Today is Thursday, July 19, the 200th day of 1979 with Hall concerts to late artists Minnie Riperton and 165 to follow. Dan McCoy Wednesday night in Newi York ... An­ The moon in moving from its last quarter toward its tony Armstrong-Jones, the Earl of Snowdon — new phase. former husband of Britain’s Princes Margaret — The morning stars are Venus and Mars. and his second wife, the former Lucy Lindsay-Hogg, The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. OF MANCHESTER have a new baby daughter, born Tuesday in London 1 Those bom on this date are under the sign of Cancer. CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA Samuel Colt, American inventor of automatic 1 T--fo T s m 1 firearms, was bom July 19, 1814. rOLIAND TURNPIKE On this day in history: |riiAi v^yis I In 1848, “bloomers,” a radical departure in women’s Lottery Numbers underwear, were introduced to the delegates of the first woman’s rights convention in Seneca Falls, N.Y. They Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in were named after Mrs. Amelia Jenks Bloomer. New England: In 1918, the end of World War I approached as German Connecticut: 108. armies tegan retreating across the Marne River in Massachusetts: 9457. France. New Hampshire: 8347. SUMMER SALES In 1974, Turkish troops invaded the Mediterranean Rhode Island: 9495. island of Cypms, dropping paratroopers in the Nicosia Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in sector to engage Greek forces which had toppled the New England: Cypriot government four days earlier. Massachusetts: Yellow 953, Blue 51, White 4. TUBE TOPS TANK TOPS In 1977, flooding in Johnstown, Pa. and surrounding Vermont: 1-19,1-21,1-25, N-38, G-46, G-50, G-51, G-53, G- communities kill^ 68 people and left 2,000 homeless. 75. Bonus Letter B.

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He said Diggs had ‘tremendous insight” into every "He is considered a top; administrator by many By CHRIS BLAKE Other school officials contacted last week had praise national people involved in education,” said Board Chair­ Herald Reporter for Diggs. „ , . level of the school district. man Lawrence DelPonte. EAST HARTFORD — Ten years ago, Eugene A. Diggs Assistant Corporation Counsel Lawrence Daly, who A s a n attorney, working with him was eisy,” he said. came to a school system which was facing multiple worked with Diggs as the school board’s attorney, said nl was Sile to grasp legal concepts very quickly and DelPonte said. “And he.s a super guy, too. problems’. ’’Gene Diggs could have been one of the finest lawyers ’ There had been a teachers’ strike, the student enroll­ ment was skyrocketing and the condition of many school buildings was poor. As a result, there was also a growing mistrust of school officials by the public. Diggs took over as school superintendent in 1969 and calmly dealt with each problem. All have been resolved. ------t i l / ------______\ Now, 10 years later, he will leave to become school Deli Department Specials superintendent of the Blast CHOICEST MEATS I Windsor School District in PROVOLONE CHEESE »> ■- I New Jersey. IIS TOWIS IMPORTED S O f i O There are still problems U8DA CHOiCe-FIRST CUT I in the local school system, KRAKUSHAM...... A.O» but they are different I CHUCK STEAK it MUCKE'8 N.C. SO 1 Q problems. The enrollment I situation Is reversed and I HOT DOGS...... -b the schools are now losing I SWEET LIFE $ 1 Q Q 600 students each year. I BACON....,...... >Mk«. School buildings are not in | U8DA CHOICE— CENTER CUT OUR OWN FRESH poor shape, but the ad­ ministration believes the] CHUCK STEAK MACARONI SALAD ,lb.' Town Council should I WEAVER authorize a $1.9 million I * 2 . 1 9 bond referendum for| CHICKEN ROLL.... several capital im­ 8EMI BONELE88 UNDERBLADE WUNDERBAR provements in the 191 GERMAN BOLOGNA * 1 . 4 9 buildings. CHUCKROAST In a broad-ranging inter­ view with The Herald last week, Diggs reflected on • DAIRY • Eugene A. Diggs his 10 years and talked about a variety ofj BONELE88 8HOULDER 8TEAK educational issues. These I LOHDOH BROIL M e rit issues included: education in the 1980s, school closings, | the present condition of school buildings, discipline in | TROPICANA schools and budget constraints. Education in the 80s The late 1960s was a period of unprecedented growth 1 BONELE88 for the school system. Rising enrollments forced thej SHOULDER aO D ROAST town to undertake a vigorous building program which led [ ORANGE JUICE to the construction of the Stevens elementary School, the | Pitkin middle school. In the early 1970s the trend continued and Penney High ] School was expanded and the Langford School was built MAID RITE-BREADED in the northeast section of town. Conversely, the late 70s have been marked by declining VEAL STEAKS enrollments and tight budgets. Citing figures from the Connecticut Public Expen­ ditures Council, Diggs said, “the earliest we can expect a | levelling off (of enrollment) is 1985." Inflation will continue into the 1980s and will place | great burdens on the Board of Education, he said. “Even with a six percent inflation rate each year, the I budget rate could double in 10 years,” he said. Diggs said the ideal of raising the budget when enroll­ LIVE N’ KICKING ment is down is difficult to understand. For example, in 1961 the school enrollment was 10,203 and the school budget was $415,000, he said. S w itch In 1978, school enrollment was 9,926 and the school | FRESH MAINE LOBSTERS budget was $20.9 million. “ A taxpayer has a hard time understanding why we $2.59 have to raise the budget when we have a decline in enrollment,” he said. WHILE THEY LAST Other Factors Another factor which will affect education in the 80s is the continued influx ot minorities. “We have to do more and better what we’re already doing for minorities," he said. | We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family “We’ve got to work at getting from an intellectual Butcher Service... accepUnce to a practical, gut level acceptance of Serve Your Family! minorities," he said. . „ ^ i- — I Another factor in education in the 80s, Diggs believM, i is the influx of mini-computers into homes. This will STORE HOURS: make the jobs of teachers more difficult because the child will come into the class with many self-acquired | Mon. t Tues. 'H 6 M 317 Highland St. skills. . , „ I “The problem is — what will a child learn in school, Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 MAHGHESTER he said. School Closings Sal & Sunday A citizens' task force has recommended closing three ’ta 6KX) niCIILJLITD PilSXSMiimT COHH. schools before 1983. “The big political question is: which school do you close?" he said. School closings will save precious board funds. For I example, he said, the board could have saved $100,(XI0 by ■ IH Eim H lU lB lB lllllw closing the Willowbrook School this year. “But that's a public decision," he said. GROCERY SPECIALS I GardenFrash. Fresh^ Produce Produce Special) Specials “If you study the issue the way the task force has, you I Law tar MERITattmcts increasing have to come to the conclusion that we have to close | SWEET UFE WHOLE OR some schools," he said. 3 / K l "And when you resolve to close schools, the question STEWED TOMATOES l8oz.ean*w/ 1 1 i n r i H * _ 4 9 « then becomes; what will you do with the buildings? The WBLCHADE kids won’t be there to support them. That’s a reality,” he | 4 9 « number offirmer tarsnwkers said. GRAPE DRINK...... The Condition of Buildings KEN’S CUCUMBER OR PERCHES 2 1 4 9 * The Board of Education has approached the Town ITALIAN DRESSING . „ 4 9 « Not too long ago, most smokers believed that low tar Council for authorization to place a $1.9 million bond BETTY CROCKER RUAABT referendum on the election ballot. BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX ,. „ 8 9 « Diggs said he supports the bond as a reasonable BRKING POTATOES cigarettes simply didn’t taste very good. proposal because it spreads the cost out over many years CADILLACS INI C K t l O O and doesn’t place a severe, immediate burden on present Then along came MERIT packed with ‘Enriched Flavor, taxpayers. DOG FOOD...... i4ox.<»n.Oli* 1 iO W tobacco. And the “low tar, low taste” theory was exploded. He said the condition of buildings “is excellent com­ J 9 < pared to 1969.” But, “compared to 1975, it’s beginning to I KIX CEREAL ...... SEEMESS GRAPES tail off a little,” he said. No other new cigarette in the last 20 years has attracted He said the board budgeted large sums in the early 70s ] BARBO LITE _ toward maintenance of buildings...... » „ 5 9 * so many smokers as quickly as MERIT! “I don’t see those same kind of expenditures as CHARCOAL LI6HTER...... And it’s convinced some of the hardest-to-please critics realistic in the future,” he said. PRINCE ELBOWS OR He said if the council doesn’t approve the bond, im­ THINSPAOHETTI...... k . 8 9 * of low tar smoking: high tar smokers. In fact, over 70% of provements will have to be done under a crisis situation, which is a poor way of handling it.” With Coupon dt Hith C.oupon $7.50 Purctia.e $7.50 P.urchnse MERIT smokers are coming directly from high tar brands! Di^ipline in Schools “There is no quick fix” for discipline problems in the I FROZEN FOODS It’s clear: MERIT taste is changing attitudes towards low schools, he said. Diggs said the board must support teachers and staff in LB.PKQ.OF 12SCT.ROLL tar smoking. discipline areas. 8EALTE8T RBUNTY “No great proclamation from the board or the BLUE BDNNET superintendent is going to solve the problem,” he said. TWIN POPS «p*“ MARBARINE JUMRO TBWELS LIMIT ONE, “The problem is basically behavioral,” he said. LIMIT ONE, - BOSTON BONNIS VALID 7/17 THRU 7/22 VALID 7/17 THRU 7/22 "Violence in the schools this year relates largely to value DONUTS qLAZBD OR JE L L Y ...... systems which children learn from adults.” "A majority of people now have a lack of respect for lYUli Coupon & LAPIZZERIA ^ M ir/i iM u p o n property and this reflected in their children,” he said. S7..10 Purchase $7,50 Purcha$t M0UT “After all, adults are shooting each other at filling P I Z 2 J L c OMBINATION...... K i i ^ & K K ) ^ stations,” he said. SWEET LIFE ______18 Years in Education 2 / 8 9 < ONE DOZEN BROWN’S In reflecting on his 18 years in education, Diggs recalls BROCCOLI SPEARS too. so OZ. BOX STRICTLY FRESH CASCADE AUTOMATIC _ r _ a story about his first teaching job. McCAIN'S STRAIGHT OR QRADEA He wrote to his mother and said he enjoyed teaching, DISHWASHER LARBE ■ 6 9 ‘ adding, ”Gee, and to think I’m getting paid for this.” CRINKLE CUT FRIES DETER6EHT EBBS Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined He said he enjoys the privilege of working with others LIMIT ONE, LIMIT ONE, That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. and having an Impact on children and youth. MINUTE MAID PINK OR REO. VALID 7/17 THRU 7/22 VALID 7/17 THRU 7/22 Kings: 8 mg"tar," 0.6 mg nicotine- Diggs, 50, was born In Coffeyville, Kansas. Before com­ LEMONADE...... 4 / 9 9 1 OO's; 11 m g'' tar,'' 0.7 mg nicotina av. par cigarette, FTC Report M ay'78 0 FMUp Monli Ik . 1979 ing to East Hartford, he was the school superintendent of District One Huijdred Ten in Overland Park, Kansas. He has been a teacher, a principal and an adminitrator during his career. Diggs has earned his doctorate in education from the University of Northern Colorado. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 19,1979- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 19 Bycholski Radio /haoM Rules Out New Term CHANNEi: w ^ '.1 MANCHESTER - Chester Bycholski will not seek re-election to the JL - town's Board of Selectmen. Another Democrat, Ray­ mond Lanzano, already has Storewidfr Side! expressed interest in SNIHS HR YOUR HOME BASE taking Bycholski's seat on Hi-Fi, Accessories, the Uree-member board. Democratic Town Chair­ man Ted Cummings said today. Each party runs two per­ sons for the three seats on % and Radios the board, which has 20%-52 limited duties. The primary responsibility of Portable AM/FM Stereo Cassette Depend on CB When the board members is to be present at scheduled voter­ Recorder/Player You Need Gas! making sessions. SCR-1B by Realistic® Irene Pisch, the other TRC-422 by Realistic present Democrat on the board, is expected to seek re-election. 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SAVE 2.S0 TO 2.00 TO 2.00 request of William Fehling, Republican will be asked for recommendations to the Burnham also asks S H K iS V H town chairman. various positions. residents to have their Fehling objected to the fact the town The Republican Town Committee dogs secured or contained PtJ|STiC B00| SUPER SEAL committee was not asked for input con­ further recommended that the Park Ad­ as the new system will M H D -tU T n ASPHALT-niRATED cerning the appointments. visory Committee and Rec Advisory Com­ cause the mail carriers to CONCEIETE PATCH CMIWC R(MF COATDiO PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT Gil Boisoneau was chosen recreation mittee be combined but that separate Renew or lose the security of their Rapoin all iypaa 6f moion- Piolongt tha life oi moat Potehaa cad repoira moat director for a two-year term, by a un­ director positions be maintained. upgrade your vehicles for the purpose of ry, concrota aiapa, patio typaa of roofing. ,Iypaa of rook __ ,<* u . i : animous vote of the board. 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Julyl9 J979 Jack Anderson / Thomas-Woodcock ) League lies In Fuel Search Nancy Jean Woodcock of South Windsor and Drew Mar­ Planning Politicians to Trust Oil tin Thomas of Manchester were married July 14 at gt. WASHINGTON - Panicked by the 'giant’s failure, as Pearson glumly questions he wanted guidance on Margaret Mary Church in South Windsor. equivalent of war.’’ Yet he chooses to Standard Oil of New Jersey had alcohol is being played down In favor The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wood­ Forums gasoline shortage and its impact on overlook the fact that one before, jeopardized the war effort and had reported, means that “there just of non-renewable fossil fuels — were. “Do you support legislation to cock Jr. of 112 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor. The enraged voters in next year’s elec­ during a real shooting war, the ended in disastrous failure. ain’t going to be more rubber for despite a recent Department of curb hospital costs?” and "Do you bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomas of tions, Jimmy Carter and Congress nation’s leaders placed their trust in The Rubber Reserve Corporation, izivilian use until after 1944.’’ Energy report that estimates most of feel that international affairs such as forpned by the government to develop events in Iran, Middle East and 114 Steep Hollow Lane, Manchester. The two annual Legislative Issues have suddenly if belatedly decided the oil industry and were completely Fortunately for the free world, an our liquid automotive fuel needs synthetic rubber production, loaned The bride was given in marriage by her father. Fomms are being planned by the that the answer to America's oil let down. Then, as now, the oilmen allternative existed; synthetic rubber could be met by an expanded alco'hol China affect our domestic economy? Mrs. Carla Woodcock of South Windsor was matron of i is o million for construction of Syn­ League of Women Voters of Connec­ needs lies in rapid development of put profits above patriotism. iTiade from grainbased alcohol. Then program by the year 2000. One of his irate constituents wrote to honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Diane Thomas of thetic robber plants to a group of us: “If this stupid S. 0. B. doesn’t ticut Education Fund to be held on synthetic fuels. The crisis of 1941-42 involved ■SIS now, alcohol made from farm And once again, the politicians are Manchester and Miss Diane Miller of Boston, Mass. An­ Nov. 1 in New Canaan and Nov. 29 in Unfortunately, the politicians companies controlled by Standard. blindly turning to the oilacompanies know the answers to these questions, rubber, an essential ingredient of the piroducts had been ignored by the drea Saati of Hebron was flower girl. Hartford. seem deterimin^ The latter claimed to have a secret to bail us out; most of the bills he should be out picking up aluminum Jim Thomas of Manchester served as best man. UsheK war we had just become embroiled H'overnment, thanks partly to intense Legislative leaders will give an to fly In the face process that would guarantee offered by Congress favor Big Oil in cans for recycling.” were John J. Woodcock HI of South Windsor, and David in. Even before Pearl Harbor, the lobbying by the oil industry. (M overview of the 1979 legislation and of history and en­ production. In fact, however, the real synthetic fuel development. An * When Social Security recipients Thomas of Manchester. Japanese had conquered the rubber- ^ The Rubber Reserve Corp. quickly prospects for the 1980 session. trust the major . , secrets were held by Standard’s in­ amendment offered by Rpp. Morris have earnings above a certain level, A reception was held at the bride’s home, after which The forums will provide an oppor­ producing countries of Southeast threw its weight behind alcohol synthetic fuels ternational cartel associate, Nazi Udall, D-Ariz., to cut the eight their benefits are supposed to be cut the couple left for Bermuda. tunity for Connecticut citizens to Asia, cutting off our supplies com­ Mrs. Thomas is employed as a teacher at Rham High Cheryl Ann Latulippe Joanne DeBlois program to the Germany’s I.G. Farben corporation. F'lroduction, and in two years the biggest oil companies out of syn­ accordingly and the Social Security become informed and discuss vital pletely. U nited States was producing close to Administration is supposed to collect School in Hebron. Mr. Thomas is an accountant at Arthur issues facing the state. Four very people Standard had failed to pry the thetic fuel subsidies was roundly Andersen & Co. (Brown photo) whose greed and A modem army marches on tires technology loose from Farben in 6(10 million gallons of alcohol, nearly defeated. any overpayments. But what’s sup­ workshops at each forum will,discuss and other essenKal products four times the 1942 output. This plus legislation in the fields of education, shortsightedness____ peacetime, and naturally met with no Those who refuse to learn from posed to happen in a federal program Engagtmmto a valiant conservation effort by Dealing With Customers environment, government, and com­ have brought us to our present sorry requiring rubber. Unlike oil, no more success once we were at war history are doomed to repeat it. Here isn’t always what actually does STAMFORD (UPI) — To help repairmen deal with munity needs. Legislators, com­ pass. The politicians are ready to put domestic supply of rubber was with Germany. “We believe that the /imerican motorists — observing an we go again. happen. Auditors have found that i:iiicredible 35-mile-an-hour speed irate customers, Pitney-Bowes, Inc. is sending them missioners, and specialists will par­ Latulippe-Hyatt DeBIois-KnowIes up billions of the taxpayers' money to available; synthetic rubber was our Standard cartel arrangements with SSA failed to follow through on an es­ through the paces of transactional analysis. So far, some liimit to save tires — gave the U.S. ticipate in each workshop. The engagement of Miss Joanne pay the oil companies to develop syn­ only answer. Germany ... are the principal cause Watch on Waste: timated 83,000 cases involving about 3,000 service representatives have attended company ’The engagement of Miss Cheryl DeBlois of Manchester to Charles n.i Hilary the rubber it needed. The New Canaan forum will be thetic fuels. My predecessor. Drew Pearson, of the present (rubber) shortage,” Using his free congressional $39 million in overpayments. They workshops to learn how to recognize customer moods a d held at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Ann Latulippe of Vernon to Richard Francis I^owles of Bangor, Maine, mailing privilege. Rep. Daniel Mica, predicted that “overall, the Social Hyatt of Bisbee, Ariz., has been an­ If the impact on millions of conducted a detailed investigation of Asst. Atty. Gen. Thurmond Arnold Once again we face a critical shor­ how to react to them. The course, which includes films, and the Hartford fomm at Temple has been announced by her parents, D-Fla., recently sent his “annual Security Trust Fund could lose about nounced by her parents, Mr. and Americans were not so serious, this the World War II synthetic rubber told Congress in April, 1942. tage that can be cured by develop­ role-playing and class-room exercises was developed for Beth Israel in West Hartford from 9 Mr. and Mrs. Norman DeBlois of 384 questionnaire’’ to 275,000 con­ $43 million because SSA did not take Pitney-Bowes by Maritz Inc., of Fenton, Mo., industrial Mrs. Maurice Latulippe of 35 Allan blind faith in the oil companies would program. He disclosed to the In other words. Standard’s promise m ent of synthetic substitutes for a \lrs. Drew !VI. Thomas a.m. to 3 p.m. Keeney St., Manchester. commodity endangered by foreign stituents, at a cost to the taxpayers' proper action” on earnings enforce­ communications specialists. Cooperating organizations include: Drive, Vernon. Mr. Knowles is the son of James be laughable. President Carter has American public that the to deliver synthetic rubber was just C'Dntrol. Once again, farm-produced of $40,000. Among the searching ment cases. American Association of University Mr. Hyatt is the son of Mr. and Knowles of Bangor, Maine, and the called the energy crisis the "moral government's initial reliance on $650 million worth of hot air. 'The oil Women, B’nai B’rith, Business and Mrs. William Hyatt of Bisbee, Ariz. late Florence Knowles, Births Professional Women, Christian Miss DeBlois graduated from fr r ti RXtrWoem Si>«-'TBesB»r<' Conference of Connecticut, Church Miss Latulippe graduated from Manchester High School in 1976, She l.altonihurd, Muiihrw grandparents are Mr. and jjis paternal grandparents July 14 at Manchester Women United, Conference of Coventry High School in 1978 and is is employed as a kitchen aide in the Meadows Convalescent Home. iHaurliratrr £l1PuimJl^pral^ Junu-!'. son of Philip R and Mrs. Michael Charkovich gpg Mr. and Mrs. David Memorial Hospital. His Christians and Jews, Common serving in the U.S. Air Force Cause, Connecticut Association of Mr. Knowles graduated from Manchester — A City o( Village Charm Karen Hartenstein LaBom­ of 94 North St., Kressner of Brooklyn, maternal grandparents are stationed in England. Boards of Education, Connecticut Bangor High School in 1971. He is a bard of East Hampton. He Manchester, and Mr. and N.Y. He has a sister, Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Association of Human Services, Mr. Hyatt is also serving with the self-employed painter. was born July 10 at Mrs. Theodore Buswell of Stephanie, V. Byram of 157 Lydall St., P'' Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. 2 2 Connecticut Audubon Society, U.S. Air Force in England. ’The couple is planning an Aug. 4 Manchester Memorial Swans Island, Maine. His Manchester. His paternal Manchester. Conn. 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. ___Hospital.p a te rn His a l maternal g re a t- ______Brown, Wiliam Slian- grandfather is Loube Du­ Connecticut Business and Industry The couple is planning a spring 1980 wedding at the Church of the grandparents are Mr. and grandmother is Mrs. Ann „„„ jr., son of Wiliam S. mont of St, Leonard, N.B., Association, Connecticut Conference wedding. (LaBlanc photo) Assumption. (Goulis photo) MemQ«r Audtl Bureau o' Circulation Member Un led Press iiite"'diionai Mrs. Albert Hartenstein of LaChapelle of Rocky Hill, and Laura Demoura Brown Canada. His great- of Municipalities, Connecticut Glastonbury. His paternal He has a brother, Brian, 8 ; q ( ig2 Maple St., grandparents are Mr. and Citizens Action Group, Connecticut Cuitomer S«fvic« - 647-M46 ^ Turhmgton. Executive Editor Raymorvd E Robmaon. Editor-Publisher Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor grandparents are Mr. and and three sisters, Lisa, 9, Manchester. He was born Mrs. Howard Byram of St. Day Care and Child Development Mrs, Joseph LaBombard of Cheryl, 5, and Chrystal, 13 July 12 at Manchester Leonard, N.B., Canada, Council, Connecticut Education In the Service Association, Connecticut Farm Glastonbury. months. Memorial Hospital. His and Mrs. 0. Nadeau of St. Basile, N.B., Canada. He Bureau, Connecticut Federation of Kenneth J. Henry, son of Mr. and trical systems specialist at Beale maternal grandparents are AFB, Marysville, Calif., and serves Kriizyk, Matthew John, has a brother, Michael, 18 Women’s Clubs, Connecticut Home Mrs, 'Thomas R. Henry of 54 Arnott Thoughts K u 111 p a n i k , K evin Mr. and Mrs. Sam Danger with a unit of the Strategic Air (Com­ son of Alan W. and son of John and Kathleen of 250 U nion S t., months. Economics Association, Connecticut Road, Manchester, has been Joseph, mand. clothes all doubled up. Think of how Johnet Coffey Kompanik of Hennessey Kruzyk of 60 Manchester. His paternal Justice for Children Coalition, promoted to the rank of senior air­ All of us I know have had our Chris­ He graduated from Manchester Marlborough. He was born Gerald Drive, Vernon. He grandparents are Mr. and Young, Brian Scott, son Connecticut State Labor Council, man in the U.S. Air Force. tian faith shaped by the stories of the her vision would be narrowed, of July 10 at Manchester was born July 11 at Mrs. Bill Brown of 139 of Alan T. and Nancy A. Connecticut Women’s Political Airman Henry is an aircraft elec­ High Schpol in 1976. Prodigal Son. Women and men alike looking down and not up and knowing Memorial Hospital. His Manchester Memorial Christine Drive, East Powers Young of 31 Nye Caucus, Federated Garden Clubs of have been taught to take this story to that for reasons beyond her control Connecticut, Governor’s Council on maternal grandparents are Hospital. His maternal Hartford. St., Vernon. He was bom heart picturing ourselves as the she could not have a wider view. Mr. and Mrs. John T. grandparents are Mr. and July 14 at Manchester Voluntary Action, Junior League, DECORATING BY wayward son coming to himself and But she bad come to the synagogue Mental Health Association of Coffey of 73 Anita Drive, Mrs. Hugh F. Hennessey of S ta ir s , A i m c e Memorial Hospital. His Don & Joanne Harris on the Sabbath to worship. And Jesus Connecticut, NAACP, National Coun­ being restored to a new life by his East Hartford. His pater­ Nutmeg Village Elizahelh, daughter of maternal grandparents are Custom Draperies and father’s love. I wonder, however, catches sight of her. Sbez doesn’t nal grandparents Mr. and Apartments. Talcottville William H. and Carole Mr. and Mrs, H. Winford cil of Jewish Women, Urban League, Upholstering with support from the Beatrice Fox why is it that this story of the bent- come to Jesus asking for healing. She Mrs. Walter J. Kompanik Road, Vernon. His paternal Messier Stairs of 10 And- Powers of Randolph, Mass. Slipcovers, Bedspreads had given up and accepted her lot in ‘Due to tfie increased demand for bus transportation, we’re starting an grandparents are Joseph His paternal grandparents Auerbach Foundation. over women in the Gospel of Luke of 256 Woodbridge St., mar Lane, South Windsor. and Carpeting life. But Jesus takes the initiative. odd-even sysstem — those commuters born in January, March, May, July, Manchester. His paternal Kruzyk of Cree Drive, East She was born July 13 at are Mr. and Mrs. Roland Registration costs $3. Further in­ has never caught the imagination of great-grandmother is Mrs. Hartford and Mrs. Joseph Manchester Memorial Young of Randolph, Mass, formation about the forums is Wc do it ail toi you, from desiip} to Installation. the church. He has compassion for her. He September and November will ride on odd days, and those . . ______M ary K om panik of Kruzyk of Vernon. His Hospital. Her maternal He has two brothers, available from the League of Women Our quality is the to t , our prices arc even better. Jesus was teaching in the syn­ singles her out and speaks to her and Voters of Connecticut Education Manchester. He has a maternal great- grandparents are Mr. and Michael, 10, and Dennis, 6. We ulB be hapfif) to come to iiotr home at anytime. agogue on the Sabbath when he sees a to all of us, “Woman, you are set free Fund, 60 Connoily Parkway, brother, Ryan Alan, 19 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roland Messier of 456 woman who is bent over. Now this from your infirmity." He touches her Congressional Quarterly Lauretti, Melissa Ann, Hamden, 06514. Pleate call 522-1276 and immediately she was straight months. Mrs. Alfred Goulombe of Hilliard St., Manchester. 6«n^r Citia isn’t just a weary back from a hard daughter of Stephen R. and and whole. Instead of the ground, the East Hartford and Mr. and His paternal grandparents ■eoBBBiooooeoooooooPPc day's labor, but this woman has been C li r i s I i u n H o n, John Mrs. William McDonald of are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mary C. Crandall Lauretti horizon came to view. The faces of literally weighed down, stooped Paul, son of Paul M. and Melbourne, Fla. His pater­ Stairs of Litchfield. She of 28 Bunce Drive, her friends and family could be Freshmen GOP Trying To Make Waves Joyce McKenzie Christian­ nal grandparents are Mr. has a brother, Jason Manchester. She was bom forward, bent double (or eighteen years. enjoyed without getting a kink in the son of 178 Echo Drive, Ver­ and Mrs. John Pare of Hazen, 20 months. July 14 at Manchester neck. She could look them in the eye. By IRWIN B. ARIEFF ILepublican majority in 1980.” meaningful opposition voice, “to The class also has been holding Willimantic. He has a Memorial Hospital. Her non. He was born July 11 at Luke said that she was bent over Her response is quick for she began WASHINGTON — A militant group Much depends on whether the provide the public with two visions of regular meetings — independent of Manchester Memorial brother, Jason, 3. maternal grandparents are Fisli, Steplianie Ann, with the spirit of infirmity. The New to praise God, whom she recognized of conservative Republicans in the younger House Republicans can con- how to run the country.” the party leaders — to develop policy Hospital. His maternal Mr. and Mrs. George H. daughter of Dr. Robert H. English Bible translation said “the as the source of her healing. House of Representatives has t:inue to stick together on issues and Along with efforts to reshape their positions on key issues before grandparents are Mr. and Criiniii, Erie Wade, son and Nancy Padbury Fish of Crandall of 17 Strant St., spirit which had crippled her" and Don't we, both women and men, developed a cohesiveness that may t4) push their brand of partisanship. party into a more effective opposi­ Congress. Mrs. Malcolm McKenzie of of Richard M. and Jeanne 5 Green Hills Drive, Manchester. Her paternal As the freshmen Republicans see Des Moines, Iowa. His Binock Cronin of 133 grandparents are Mr. and Phillips describes it as “ill from need to receive the touch of Jesus? have an important effect on the But equally important are the 1 ^ tion, the freshmen and their allies Bolton. She was born July it, their party often has become a paternal grandparents are Highwood Drive, 14 at Manchester Mrs. Carl A, Lauretti of 67 some physiological cause.” But He is with us in our pain and grief House’s balance of power. congressional elections. If like- have been stressing party unity to whatever it was, think of what it minded GOP members are elected to bring their group to within striking willing servant of the Democrats and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Manchester. He was born Memorial Hospital. Her S. Adams St., Manchester, and loves us with uneding love. These GOP members, elected last Christiansen of Canby, July 12 at Manchester Her paternal great- would mean to be unable to replace Democrats and senior distance of winning some important has put legislative compromise maternal grandparents are Come, Lord Jesus, come. fall, are working hard to shift power Minn. Memorial Hospital. His Dr. and Mrs, John Padbury grandparents are Mr, and straighten up for eighteen years. Kepublicans, House conservatives floor fights. above partisan gain. Rev. Marjorie L. Hiles away from the liberal-to-moderate maternal grandparents are of Old Greenwich. Her Mrs. Sebastain Gallo of Manchester Parkade Think of what it would be like to :should be in a position to exert even Republicans by themselves have Their party, the freshmen said in a Bolton and Vernon majority and to award both the H rillin. Steven Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Andrew paternal grandparents are Stanley Street, East Hart­ cook over a fire, to sweep, to wash United Methodist Church greater pressure on legislative little hope of winning because they series of interviews, has too often II. son of Steven A. Hedlin ford. She has a sister, Dena Intldtt Marahallt Mall limelight and legislative victories to Binock of 4 French Road, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. MON. THUR SAT. 10-6 WED. THRU FRI. TILL 9 events. are outnumbered in the House 276 to been content to play the role of “the and Loretta '.cutt Booth Manchester. He has a Fish of Riverside, She has Marie, 14‘/2 months. a newly strengthened conservative Replacing moderate senior 159. But when they vote as a bloc and reasonable opposition,” or to merely of 40 Olcott St., sister, MacKenzie Lee, 26 two sisters, Jennifer, 6V2, coalition. l^iepublicans is particularly impor- oppose the Democrats’ position Manchester. He was born Quotes are joined by conservative months. and Karen. 5. The Kellogg-Briand Peace It seems unlikely they can ac­ July 4 at Manchester Famous Brand Lant to the freshmen because many Democrats, they can win. without setting out its own goals. Pact, named for the then “They’re real friendly. They just complish this while still freshmen, These postures make it easier for Memorial Hopsital. His Kressner, Seiitl An­ Dumont, Keith Ray­ U.S. Secretary of State and “It’s pretty fradulent.” o f those senior GOP members often A Congressional Quarterly analysis but their zest for the task — com­ the majority to set national goals and maternal grandparents are drew, son of Mark and San­ mond, son of Raymond D. French Foreign Minister —Ralph Nader, consumer ad­ don’t like uniforms.” vote with the Democrats on key of 33 important House votes this year respectively, was signed by bined with a conservative trend in priorities, the freshmen argue, and Mr. and Mrs. Harris Orcutt dy Cappel Kressner of 75 and Anne Byram Dumont Children’s vocate, criticizing high-sugar, low- —BUI Manley, a Santa Clara is'sues. suggests that about two dozen GOP 62 nations in 1926 and banned the House — indicates the goal is not do nothing to strengthen the minority of 96 North St., Tracy Drive, Vernon, He of 24 Knighton St., the use of war as an instru­ nutrition products marketed by (Calif.) Country animal control of­ There have been enough of those members have voted with the as unrealistic as their small number party’s image or to win elections. Manchester. His paternal was born July 12 at Manchester. He was born ment of national policy. the ( o i k I industry. He spoke at the ficer, talking about two pit votes this year to cause the younger Democrats often enough to give vic­ grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial Clothing for opening in Washington of the bulldogs who attacked a might suggest. There are 37 party members to complain about tory to the Democratic leaders. “I’m ' personally getting tired of Mrs. George Hedlin of 19 Hospital. His maternal Junk Food Hall of Shame — spon­ policeman, forcing him back into freshmen Republicans in the 435- inallouts of party principles. Among the votes analyzed were the being told that we’re responsible Cannon Road, East Hart­ grandmother is Mrs. Sarah sored by consumer groups. his patrol cruiser. After halting member chamber. “For a great part of its minority Panama Canal, Taiwan relations, when they (the Democrats) control ford. His maternal great- Cappel of Brooklyn, N.Y. Duplicate Bridge • Once upon a time. Mom s used to Less “No, but I got thrown into a couple. the car by chewing through all You have here a group of folks who U fe,” Gingrich said, “the Republican foreign aid and spending priorities. the House, they control the Senate, dress their little girls and boys up in beautiful playthings they control the committees, and and dress clothes. But times passed, costs went up, Without notice." four tires, the dogs, owned by a are interested in mastering the art of Party has allowed itself to become For the most part, these defections they control the rules,” Gingrich Pinochle Manchester Briilge Club Dunfield, first; Mary and Mom had to start buying less clothing, and —Bob Decker, a catcher-turned* Sunnyvale, Calif., youth, were im­ politics so they can shape the destiny izo-opted as an arm of government. came from senior Republicans. The Bristol and Terry Daigle, couldn't afford real good quality anymore. We think sports broadcaster, when asked if pounded. of their country,” said Newt Too often it has allowed itself to be group included almost no freshmen. said. “If we held those positions, then July 12, Maple Street — second; Phyllis Pierson little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, he was ever thrown out of a major Gingrich, R-Ga., secretary of the cajoled into providing the necessary To get their party to vote more we should be responsible.” MumcIk'sUt Colbert and Ernestine Mary Corkum and Peggy “We’ll be able to say to our and Bette Martin, third. so we're helping Mom s buy them more easily. league baseball game. (ABC TV) freshman class GOP organization. votes for tlie majority party to win.” often as a bloc, the freshmen have “If the majority party is content to Top sc o re rs in the Donnelly, 595. Sue Kerr, Dunfield, first; Ethel Robb children, 'I have Protestant friends East-West: Ethel Coon You see, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the “We have the oldest and youngest, “Every morning they get up and look Gingrich, 36, a former European been needling their GOP leaders to run the House like a plantation, they Manchester Senior Citizens 586. Bkty Turner, and and Lucie Wadsworth, se­ and Kaye Baker, first; and you can too.’ We are the parents children's and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices the darkest and the brightest, the in the mirror and ask themselves 1J istory professor, said that instead of take a more aggressive stance on can do so,” he said. “But they can’t Pinochle Group game July Ruth Search, 569, Andy cond; Jim Baker and Ir­ Barbara Anderson and of the future.” 12 at the Army & Navy they can easily afford. We thought children's clothing, reddest and the whitest, the most ac­ —Jude MacNally, 15, citing what they can do to take advantage serving the Democrats, the national issues before the House and make me dress up and serve mint Noske, 566, John Klein, 564, ving Carlson, third. Judy Pyka, second; Sue cost too much...so we brought the prices down. Club are Peg Vendrillo. Ellen Sasse, 560, and July 9 -- North-South; tive and the least active, and the friendships made between her of the opportunity to create a IFiepublicans should provide a to push party unity. juleps with a smile.” 641. Martin Bakstan. 624, Shorts and Mary Willhide, So now, little girls and boys can play together happily ever after Gladys Seelert, 554. Mary Corkum and Peggy flattest objects in the solar system.” group of Northern Irish Catholics Rene Maire. 613. Richard third. in good, old fashioned quality clothing at old fashioned prices. —Dr. Lary Soderblom, a NASA and young Ulster Protestants scienlisi, commenting on the dis­ during a trip to the United States. The Lighter Side^ tinctive characteristics of Jupiter's The program was sponsored by College moons — revealed by Voyager I two private U.S, organizations. Girls Girls Boys and II spacecraft. How I Learned To Love the Energy Crisis Among the students everyday named to the dean's list at Bathing Suits Pre-Washed the University of Maine at Yesterdays By DICK WEST This week, in this area, we were The only bad part was the scram­ Why not simply pass a law making by Pelican Harbor Denim Jeans savings 'almost back to Square One — con- ble it took to buy less gasoline. In gas lines illegal? Orono are: Pre-Washed 25 Years Ago Goiangos and Kevin Downham, are WASHINGTON (UPI) - ReporU l.la.lm iliiir): Richard by Lee commended in a letter from U.S. from around the country indicate igealed traffic, air reeking of exhaust time, I feel sure, that defect would Legislation prohibiting motorists Denim Jeans and Carters The Rev. Dr. F.E. Reynolds is G. Allen. Heather R. Rep. Emilio Q. Daddario. that reassuring supplies of gasoline ifiumes, parking impossible, have been corrected and we would from forming gas lines would have straight leg to50%on welcomed by his former parishioners Almquist, Deanne R. by Lee One and two piece The Rev. Russell H. Allen of i But for one brief shining moment, have been able to buy less gasoline required substantial penalties, of styles, solids and Sizes 4-7 and 8-14 ....While Slag at Second Congregational Church. again are available in most places Davison, Thomas S. reg. and slim Willimantic is appointed assistant to where motorists were experiencing 11 here was Camelot. almost as easily as we once bought course. Off hand, I would say a $1,000 Sizes 7-14 reg. & slim prints ....Aileen Mrs. Lucy B. Allen is honored on Hamilton. Steven P Holt, Reg. 15.50 Waist sizes .25-30 the rector at St. Mary’s Episcopal severe anxiety attacks. i The events of the spring confirmed ail we could bum. fine and a year in jail for anyone Sizes 4-ex ....Quillex her 90th birthday. (Jhurch. and Constance A Owen. Reg. to 12.00 Reg. to 18.60 I knew all along the shortage would rny impression that the only sensible Deep down, I suppose, what I . caught unlawfully queueing. East G 1 I on till ry : ....Dunskin 10 Years Ago Earle Clifford finishes 45 years as enjoy^ most about ^ e gas line era a businessman on Main Street, 31 of end soon. It was one of those things pnoves this country had made in at As it turned out, however, Paul Christopher D Larson. NOW NOW NOW ....Doe Spun Manchester’s “cube-o-nauts,” was ihe spontaneous generation of Eoicnlrii Beth A. Mike Peretto, Mike Saimond, Fred which were spent in his own store. that was too good to last. lieast two decades came during the was not talking about abolishing gas ....laivi's new energy programs. There must Coates. 12.39 4.49 to 6.99 11.99-14.79 1973-74 Arab oil embargo. lines directly. He was talking about ....Her Majealy have been a hundred of them Muiiclic-'lcr: David E. tyDonSSnqyt That was when we cut the speed abolishing gas lines by repealing "all SCOOPS proposed on Capitol HiU alone. .Nelson. Pre-Teen Infants ....Prclly Please liimit to 55 mph, began switching to federal restrictions, controls, Suulli W incl-or: Cheryl Boys ....Wonderknil OUR ^U$IN^$S MUST K m i TO 8RIK ill ecent-slzed cars and evinced some At first glance, my favorite was a regulations auid taxes on the produc­ L. Miller. Sundresses 3 pc. Sets ....Girllown fDR£iw ofFiciAU...ir? u omy w interest in mass transit, plan championed by Rep. Ron Paul, a tion and distribution of fuel.” Ait iio ii: Barbara J. Knit Shirts ....Pelieon Harbor t Then the treacherous Arabs Texas Republican and problem- by Thomas Hi CM m i AH WHiST POLIAR. Such a measure, he said, “would Bousquet. by Donmoor, by Jodeen ....Baliy Togs 'fjtarted plying us with petroleum solver. How my heart leapt up when I Textile baheld a press release proclaiming make the gasoline lines only a bad Abel and Assorted print skirts ■ ....Polly Flinders u r Mi K ? m t TM t Sigain, and our noble intentions Miss Colleen Cnolbrith of Flannel lined jacket, that “Congressman Ron Paul In­ memory.” And maybe it would have. solid stretch tops - matching hat and pants. <;:rumbled around us. 655 Talcottville Road. Ver­ Wonderknit spaghetti straps ....Tidykins troduces Bill To Abolish Gasoline I am not here to argue the pros or Pastel shades In In recent weeks we came close to non. graduated from John­ Long sleeves - Sizes 6-14 ....Killy Ihe Kid Lines.” cons of deregulation. solids and checks FOREIGN BRIBES FOREIGN BRIBES g;etting back on the right track. But son and Wales College in solids and prints Reg. 20.00 ....l.illle World Now that, I said to myself, is what I merely wish to point out that Providence. R.I , recently Sizes 4-7 and 8-20 Sizes 12-24 months HEARING NEARING tiow the lines are moving out of the ....Donmoor I call really getting to the heart of the something will be missing from our with an associate of Reg. to 10.50 Reg. 21.00 ,|';as stations and into the streets once ....Tiny Tols lives now that the gas shortage has science degree in fashion NOW (norc. ' matter. I mean why monkey around merchandising. She NOW NOW ! Oh, well, it was swell while it with allocations, odd-even rationing been alleviated. Not getting there graduated from Rockville 12.99 12.99 basted. and all that razzmatazz? was half the fun. High School in 1977. Vz PRICE EVENING HERALD. Thufs.. July 19, m i - PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Thure.. July 1». 1979 GOP Questions Timing; pbItuariM Legion Still on Winning Trail Rev. Mack Weiford Gottier, Mrs. Eifrnia Moser and Mrs Robert J. McAllister Kane got out of the mess by Inducing MANCHESTER - The Rev. Mack Walter (Ida) Welti, all of Ellington Snapping a 2-2 tie with three MANCHESTER — Robert James and six grandchildren. the next batter to fly out to right. Weiford of Ballston Spa, N.Y„ runs in the bottpm of the sixth Gauruder walked leading off the Mayor Likes Vote Idea McAllister, 81, of 17 Jackson St. died former pastor of The Presbyterian The funeral is Friday at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday night at Manchester,' at the Apostolic Christian Church.; inning, Manchester bested Manchester sixth. Joe Panaro pinch Cburch on Spruce Street, died Mon­ ran. Kane sacrificed and Furlong Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ day in Ballston Spa after a long il­ Burial will be in Ellington Center; South Windsor, 5-2, last night By GREG PEARSON This arrangement would have give voters more power and bri.mg band of Mrs. Harriet Scott Cemetery. at Eagle field in American was intentionally walked. Panaro directors elected to represent only a them closer to local government. lness. came around on a passed ball and Herald Reporter McAllister. The Rev. M r.,Weiford served as . Friends may call at the Ladd- Legion Zone Eight baseball certain area of town. Tucci had another method he fde munity. Manchester Lodge of Masons, and of 61 Snipsic Lake Road, former The funeral was Tuesday at "Something needs to be done to the way they (the Democrats) whether to pursue the issue. If th ey Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of owner and operator of an Ellington Nordgren Memorial Chapel, do, it will. require formation of a engender more excitement in locai handled the whole Community Lebanon. dairy farm, died Tuesday at Hartford Worcester. Burial was in Worcester Obscure Golfer in rront standings (Charter Revision Commission, a sbiep elections,” he said. The 1977 town Development issue,” Zinsser said. He is also survived by a son, whospital. He was the husband of County Memoriai Park, Paxton, Cummings disputes this, however. that probably would take several Samuel E. McAllister of Mrs. Elizabeth Richter Gottier. Mass. election, for instance, resulted in 51 months for action. National League percent of the town's voters par­ “The decline of votes is no diver­ Manchester; three daughters, Mrs. Mr. Gottier was bom in Ellington Mrs. Luce was born in (Juincy, LYTHAM ST. ANNES, dropping his only strokes at the par- Zinsser feels the proposal should ioe East ticipating. That percentage was the sion. That requires action — bold ac­ William (Ruth) Staddon of Hebron, and grew up on the 100-acre farm his Mass., daughter of the late Charles England (UPI) — First there four 14th and 15th. acted on soon by voters if tlie British Open “It was not possible for me to at­ W L Pet. GB lowest in town history and a 16 per­ tion, thoughtful action,” he said. Mrs. Wesley (Mildred) Nowsch of father had owned before him. He ran and Amanda Johnson Carlson, and was Mr. Lu and now comes Democrats see it as so important. tack the back nine, especially in such Montreal 50 35 .588 — cent drop from only six years earlier. Another expected candidate for the Marlborough and Mrs. Robert (Ed­ the farm for 40 years, until his retire­ had lived in Manchester for a number He suggested the district electhim “ Mr. Who,” as the 108th a strong wind,” said Longmuir, who Chicago 47 38 .553 3 The Democratic executive com­ Board of Directors, John Tucci, who na) Lorenson of Old Say brook; a ment in 1968. of years before returning to sore head after his “very bad” 4- proposal, along with a question abo uit British Open Championship qualified for his first British Open Philadelphia 50 41 .549 3 mittee, made up of the party leaders plans to run as an independent, said sister, Mrs. Richard McCombe of Tlie farm, operated only by the Worcester. Fefnce Buster over-par 40 for the back nine, switching to a strong-mayor form tennis tournament. He “stayed cool” League to eight straight victories, 16 least a foot off the artificial turf to down just before it reached me. Dow­ wouldn't have had the poise to play Soccer game of the game in the bottc-Fi of Stolen Bases * The Bucks will practice at the Wednesday night for a 6-4,6-3 second- of the last 17 and a 31-18 superiority flag down the high bouncer. ning committed himself by going on Couldn’t Beat Throw like that.” the inning. He did it w^th the A V National League — Moreno, Pitt Marquette University gymnasium round victory over Mel Purcelle of overall. He was 275 feet from home plate the inside instead of coming around DuPre meets Spain’s fourth-seeded Brian Downing on .‘coni' Refe„-e and North, SF 39; Scott, Mtl and July 23-29 and at the Milwaukee Rick Longo of the Manchester International League All-Stars Nashville, Tenn. MIDGET Sabres 4 (A1 Jezouit^, Niki Cacace ’They did all this with a decisive if when he collared the ball, and with me. I was reaching for the ball and Jose Higueras in the third round. South; Stallions 1 (Dick Boyle), somewhat inartistic 7-6 win over the Jackson on first and iwo out. after I tagged him with it, the only Scott, St. L 25; Cedeno, Hou 24. Arena July 30-Aug. 5. The team will gave it all he had but didn’t beat throw to first baseman Dave "1 felt he couldn't hurt me so 1 just 2 ), first baseman Pete Rose standing to Top-seeded Guillermo Vilas and Graig Nettles, the Yankees’ third American League — LeFlore, Det play the Bulls team at the Arena let him whack that forehand Wings 1 (D.J. Tencellent). North: Rangers won by forfeit over snakebit American League 'Tuesday the right of the pitcher's mound and thing I cared about was that he was Brasefield (10) of the National League All-Stars in Tuesday’s second-seeded Eddie Dibbs advanced baseman, ripped a line single to right 49; Wilson, KC 37; Wills, Tex 25; Aug. 4 and Aug. 5 at 7:30 p.m. and ad­ around," said DuPre, the ninth seed Caribous 4 (Larry Jarvis 2. Randy Bicentennials. night before 58,905 in Uie Kingdom providing him a perfect line, Parker out. No, Parker didn’t really surprise clash at Leber Field. Nationals won, 2-0. (Herald Photo by easily Wednesday. Vilas took out Roy, Dennis Foreman), OceaneersO. and practically everyone who saw off Bruce Sutter, the Cubs’ uncorked the kind of throw you really me. I’ve seen him throw before.” Bonds, Clev and Cruz, Sea 23._____ mission will be $1. in the tournament. “Even when I got Raiders 2 (Chris Diana, John forkballer, and Parker had to leap at Adamson) Australian Brad Drewett, 6-1, 6-1, West: Devils 2 (Pryce Maltempo Janenda). Minutemen 1 (Mark the game came away talking about and Dibbs eliminated Andrew Pat- 2), Flames 1 (Todd Whitehouse). Paggioli). tison of Zimbabwe Rhodesia, 7-5,6-2. Eagles won by forfeit over Jets. riAMC/Jeep lnfogram...ri Softball Higueras bounced Ramesh East: Fury 4 (Mike Callahan 2, PEE '.VEE Fishing Advisory Krishnan of India, 6-2, 6-0, but third- Jim Melesko. John DeQuattro). North: Express 4 (Tony Wright 2, Bolton Takes Title A message from your AM C/Jeep dealer. seeded Harold Solomon of Fort Sounders 0. Jordan Grossman 2), Meteors 3 Tonight's GAMES Lauderdale, Fla., became the fifth- tourney involving the DUSTY Strikers 3 (Jason Rosano 2, Mark (Chris Conklin 2, Matt Ryan), Bolton captured the Pitch Softball League Inland Fishing Marine Fishing Elks vs. Tikey, 6 — Cheney Acadia. seeded player to fall, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4, to seven member teams. CBT vs. A&N, 6 — Neho Utilizing a 16-hit barrage, the Cichowski), Astros 1 (Matt Morris). Penguins 2 (Ken Saunders, Donald championship of the last weekend in a dou- Trout fishing continues Fishing for bluefish is Rick Fagel of Miami. GET THE BEST BUYS ON JEEP RIGHT NOU-.- Reed vs. DeMolay, 6 — Keeney INDY North: Toros 3 (David Nielsen 2, Holbrook), Timbers 1 (Beth Bolton took four wins and to be very slow in most picking up at the Race and Jaycees thumped Trash-Away, 11-2, Other seeded players advancing in­ Tri County Girls Fast hie elimination CCongo Vs. HPMarkel, 6 — at Robertson. Scoring early. Turnpike TV bested Tom Janenda). Warriors 2 (Chris O’Brian). lost once. It topped rivers and streams. Excep­ snapper blues are running cluded No. 6 Jose-Luis Clerc of FIRST TINE EVER YOU CAN GET Nassiff Camera, 7-4, at Nike Field. Gagnon. Jerry Rothman). South: Patriots2 (Mark Pearlman, Colchester, 31-3; Coventry, tions are the West Branch in New Haven Harbor. Fitzgerald Steve Chase, Roger Harwood and Argentina, 6-4, 6-2, over Australian Mike Zotta, Ray Lanzano, Pete Olympics 2 (Jeff Cappello, Jim Eric Johnson), Panthers 0. 14-2; Willimantic, 14-6; and of the Farmington River, Striped bass are being inHEOIATE DELIVERY ON ALL NODELS... Mota's vs. Nelson, — Nike Mark Michaelson each had three hits Warren Maher; No. 8 Victor Pecci of Area Wrestlers and Jeff Keith two for the Jaycees. Gourley and Tim Gawron each had Haslett), Hawks 1 (Gerald Samp­ Chargers 1 (Darryl Barronson). Willimantic again, 5-4. The Five Mile River, Pachaug taken at the Connecticut Flo’s vs. Cherrone’s, 7:30 — Nike Paraguay 6-2, 6-1 over Bruce Manson Angie Cappa, Jim Bossie and Stan two hits for Turnpike. Gawron son). Tigers 0. lone loss was to Williman­ River, Shetucket River, River, Niantic River, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY B.A.vs. Town, 6 — Robertson of Farnsworth. Tex.; No. 11 Eliot Pliszka each were in the two-hit class doubled and tripled. Harry Johnson Capture Medals tic, 4-2. Quinebaug River, Yantic Fishers Island, along the Zipser vs. Fogarty's, 7:30 — Teltscher of Palos Verdes, Calif., 6-4, for the losers. collected two of Camera’s seven JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE This was Bolton’s second River and Natchaug River Rhode Island coast and in Robertson 6-1 over Alvin Gardiner of Australia; Three Connecticut wrestlers won medals at AND ENJOY lilEEKEND VACATIONS. Talaga vs. Jaycees, 7:30 South: Flyers 2 (Scott Gorman 2). Rowdies won by forfeit over year in the league. It where trout fishing is the Sluiceway. blows. No. 13 Raul Ramirez of Mexico 6-2,6- EASTERN Chiefs 1 (Steve Logan). Cosmos. the Eastern National AAU Championships held finished last a year ago. reported to be fair in the A few winter flounder Fitzgerald. 1 over Robert Van't Hof of Long RAVF MONEY..-ALL SUfiriER--- Leo Maheux's bases-loaded single Earthquakes 6 (Chris Nelson 3, Teamen 4 (Rob Monaco. Jamie last weekend in Shippensburg, Pa. This was the Team members were early morning and are reported off the Fast Pitch Beach, Calif.; No, 14 Hans in the top of the seventh was the Mike Smith 2, Keith Blanchard). Gallagher. Pat McNamara, Mike best showing ever for Nutmeg wrestlers accor­ Charlene Fenton. Kathy evenings. Fishing for trout mouths of the major rivers CANDLELIGHT Gildemeister of Chile over Phil Dent deciding blow as Alliance Printing .SENIOR GIRLS LeTourneau). Kicks 1 (Roger Ulm, Lisa Fiano, Doris Ra- in lakes is good at Elast and blackfish are being Behind a 17-hit attack, Moriarty's of Australia, 6-1, 6-1; No. 15 Marty ISastase Entered ding to Connecticut AAU wrestling chairman. ONE TANK OF GAS IN A JEEP CHEROKEE stopped Dean Machine, 10-8, at Mt. Personal Tee won the league title Greenwood). dion, Mary Maneggia, Twin Lake, Highland Lake, taken in the usual rocky dumped Bogner's, 16-2, last night at Riessen of Boca West, Fla., 6-3, 6-4 Dr. Edward Meyers. WILL TAKE YOU TO AND FROM ANY OF Robertson Park. Nebo. with a 6-5 decision over Trader World COLUMBUS (UPI) — Tournament Ellen Robinson, Pam West Hill Pond, areas. over Keith Richardson of Rock Hill, Game Postponed John Knapp of 132-pound class of the elite Lou Wellington homered and Tom Vecsey and Marty Thibodeau Antiques at Martin School. officials said Tuesday fiery Roma­ Eklberg, Doreen Gagnon, Candlewood Lake and fair Fishing for fluke is im­ THESE GREAT VACATION SPOTS.* S.C.; and No. 16 Butch Walts of San Manchester took second division. singled, Tom Juknis rapped three each had two hits for Alliance while Liz Shea, Sue Setsky and Beth nian Hie Nastase heads a growing list Samantha Moske, Shari at Crystal Lake. proving. Two better areas FROM HARTFORD YOU CAN VISIT: Jose, Calif., 6-4, 7-6 (7-1) over Eric The East Hartford at Windsor place in Uie 45-pound class Risley with his place­ hits and Ron Laliberte, Paul Ostuni Brad Miller, Dennis Shooter, Pete Tobin hit well for the Tees while of world-class players who plan to Holland and Teresa Kokanee fishing at night are the Niantic-Mystic Fromm of Glenhead, N.Y. Locks American Legion baseball in the bantam division, ment is headed for the and Fred Valanti two apiece for Naktenis and Elliot Svelnys each had Sharon Luzzi and Carol Mumford compete in the National Revenue Grimaldi. is good at East Twin Lake, area and Fishers Island. In other matches, Mike Cahill of game last night in Windsor Locks losing a close 8-5 decision Grand National Tourna­ NfH UUASMNGTON... Moriarty's. Four different players a like number for Dean. wielded hot sticks for TWA. Tennis Classic Aug. 6-12 at Muirfield Charlie Bossidy and Highland Lake and West Porgies are providing Memphis, Tenn,, defeated Fritz was postponed because of rain. in the finals. Craig ment in Lincoln, Neb., TO CAMP OUT, SWIM, HIKE had one hit each for Bogner's. Latulippe Bros, routed Buckland Village. Anne Gagnon coached the Hill Pond. good catches in the Buehning of Short Hills, N.J., 6-4, 6- The Zone Eight tilt will be Williams of Vernon took later this month. FELINE Manufacturing, 28-3. Mary Wrobleski Previously announced entrants in­ Bolton nine. Bass are providing good Thames River, Four Mile Over at Fitzgerald Field, Allied 3; George Hardie of Long Beach, rescheduled. fourth place in the 65-pound The medal winners are Printing downed the Jaycees, 10-2. Behind the six-hit pitching of singled twice, doubled and roped a clude Tim Gullikson and his twin The league will hold its catches at Winchester River, Hatchetts Reef and Calif., defeated Juan Nunez of Chile, class in the bantam divi­ all members of the Indian Joe Tarvano had three hits and Chickey Balesano, Personal Tee han­ grandslam homer to pace the brother Tom, Brian Gottfried and picnic July 28 at which the Lake. Antam Lake. Lake the western part of Long 5-7, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4; Australian Geoff sion. Mike Risley of Ver­ Valley YMCA wrestling Mike Lolei, Bill Wilde, Bob Green dily upended Thrifty Package, 9-1, winners. Laurie Lateano chipped in Eddie Dibbs. girls will each receive a Waramaug, Lake Zoar, Island Sound. Masters defeated Eric Friedler of [ Basketball } non took sixth place in Uie club. last night at Mt. Nebo creating a two bingles and a double. Heidi One of the most controversial of trophy. Lake Lillinonah and Weakfish are reported in and Bill Morgan two apiece for Evanston, 111., 6-1, 6-3; and Kim Allied. Ken Major had two hits and three-way tie for first place at the Bauer and Phyllis Custer had three net professionals, Nastase has won Candlewood Lake and good the Norwalk area and Warwick of Australia retired NORTHERN end of regular season play. and two hits respectively for every major tennis title in the world to excellent calchfes at scattered mackerel at CONNECTKUT BEACHES four others one each for the Jaycees. because of the heat while trailing Fuss & O’Neill won by forfeit over p n The Tees, Thrifty and Wendy’s Buckland. except Wimbledon. He has captured Pickerel Lake and (}uon- Fishers Island. FROM NEW UWDON TO NJlRRilGMISETT- Emilio Montano of Mexico, 6-5, in the Red Shirts. CHARTER OAK each finished 8-4 in the league while 11 top career championships in Jal Alai Results nipaug Lake. Blue crabbing is very FOR SWIMMING, SUNNING, SAILING third set. Indians 82 (Bill Anderson 14, Ed Manchester Pizza scored three Buffalo Water Tavern took the cellar Watson Committed doubles and singles and was ranked Fishing for white perch good off most tidal rivers The tournament is sponsored by among the 10 best players in the Kennison 14, Pat Silver 12), Six Pack WEDNESDAY times in the bottom of the sixth in­ at 0-12. M IlN 144 4.N and white catfish is good at emptying into Long Island HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) - Tom the Washington Star. world from 1969 through 1977. 15 (Bert Hilton 3). OlYOmt ning to snap a 3-3 deadlock en route There will be a playoff to decide Watson, the PGA tour money winner mt i n S N 7CMkbbviirl IliO S il 124 Candlewood Lake. 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Bill Lee of New S.S. MONROE SHOCKS 100% L m 4 , L im a October 31,1979. Ono tomorrow," in 5 QTS POMZOIL l.Mripu a FR EE 40-page bike prize per lamlly. Void ■*ll .uoo.*l«t V ip i i r . 200 miles of (•»•. found Ifip. end wiinm cfuiling fanje ol 1979 Jeep Haven, Conn., (71-72), and 4 3. M l 3.KMTt. CLEAN PIX TUBE I PARTS I activity book. two-time Mass. Amateur Wednesday's 36-hole finish &POMZOH. FILTER 3 PENNZOIL MOTOR OIL M (VI HF..STFB i L m i l i.Ums whaievor me, d,«ef depend,n, on n o . ,ou 7.bvbrl c m oaiiiMwtv *v* w * " K " f fw-v-» .... 90 DAYS 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 7 .U No purehiie neetaaary. prohibited drive, lengthiaeieilK of n l trip In n and anri weather laraalhlir finalist Peter Teravainen, for the title. C FRAM A PENNZOIL FILTER Sbf latcarai USED CARS ’ 5 . 9 5 SAME AS CASH MANCHESTER m im Contest closet August 31,' by law. •••Licenseddrivers oniy (70-73). In fourth place was 22- (TO QUALIFIED FTTt OmifT; RF MOOG FRONT END PARTS l.tnwalrimbi IbabbCirita Plummer, 27. who year-old Neil Ward of Rye, CUSTOMEnSI OPEN l.tbrrtfd-bMt LFwtti-bs AUTO PARTS FOR LESS Ihmoi-bibrl itw atbFbnt N.H., (70-74-144) who shot CFREPUOLIC TIMING CHAINS & GEARS OR V P h p l k e MON-WED 9-6 4.fiM Saa ua for brand-namo auto parta and How! recently regained his BUDGET THURS 9-9 i M J w b r I S.liirffiirTa IbcaMca New York, New Jersey, TFI.KVISION JP Al’IMMNiKS iliscarM-SiiM his two-over-par round OIL PUMPS a MOTOR MOUNTS FRI 9-6 7 . U - M tMCini I Z M - M CARTER amateur status and TO PAP AUTO PARTS SAT 9-5 SbalrtaM4cba finished second in the Wednesday after working 38 MONTHS NEXT TO STOP & SHOP Sib M c i M m Connecticut 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. LF A-C FUEL PUMP flXTt Tffinft 12 hours through the night l.Oibal-Saria 2. latcarifrfiarita Maine State Amateur three I.MACvm LIM4nm1 MANCHESTER 649-3528 3.bea4riwbl ibtaM-lavbrI weeks ago, finished one pouring cement at the P WALKER EXHAUST I bifMa 4 . U - M Jecp/ANIC Dealers. $.2daica4MMl iM e O e b a PAP AUTO PARTS S .M | 9 - b b l iE M M stroke behind the winner Seabrook, N.H., nuclear MDN-FRI8-8 GULL PEN RAYBESTOS BRAKE SHOES lEnma-Pbfri 11229 Main S t, Manchetlar| 7. Irtenteewii llmi-Zip I.UMt M»C» 9iil.llM ioiim >i when the tournament was power plant construction SAT & SUN 8-5 IMPORTED CAR PARTS ARE NOT FOREIGN TO US” Sib N b - M Sibi b a # i7a^- T E L 646-6464 last played here six years site. c EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 19. 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 19, 1979 Dr. Turek Warns of Heat Problems She does not recommend the use of salt Organ Fest Ends Friday MANCHESTER - With the recent receive constant monitoring for early spot to rest or be sent home, she said. During periods of extreme heat and tablets. nian_cko Institute. hao 9nn»!irp<< She has with appeared world with touf worldand Biven tour itsand pitfiiit given its premiere by arrival of the hottest summer weather.so signs of beat-related disorders, she said, HARTFORD - Donald Sutherland, humidity, workers in areas that lack air “To prevent heat-related illnesses, the Boston Symphony, San Francisco him in Berlin last February. far this year. Dr. Alice Turek, director of niey need to drink water at regular inter­ organist, and his wife, Phyllis Bryn- On the same program, Leonard vals to replace body fluids lost through conditioi^g should be given extra periods drink water, rest in the shade and snack Symphony and the New York health, has sent a notice to town officials on saltines or pretzels or have a cup of sal­ Julson, soprano, will appear Friday Raver, official organist for the New about heat-related problems that might perspiration and to take breaks away of rest, she said. Philharmonic. If air conditioning is not available, fans ty bouillon or soup,” Dr. Turek said. , in the conciuding concert of the Ninth Sutherlapd wiil give the world York Philharmonic and meniber of develop. ' from the direct sun. Annual International Contemporary premiere of “Expansions," a work the Juilliard School faculty, will play She also has issued a press release about .Employees with medical problems, in­ should be used to help air movement. The most serious problem in hot Organ Festival sponsored by the for organ alone by Oily Wilson, com­ two works for trombone and organ steps to take to prevent those problems cluding heart and kidney disease, fever or weather is heat stroke. Body temperature PTO Elects Officers University of Hartford's Hartt missioned for the Festival by the assisted by Jeffrey Price. and what to do if they occur. those on low-salt diets, should see' their BOLTON - Pat Pinto and Susie Sig­ College of Music. The couple will Tickets for both concerts are Dr. Turek said sedentary employees private physician or the employee health rises so high that death may result unless perform at New Britain's South Hartt College. the body is cooled.quickly. Dr. Turek said. mund have been elected co-presidents of The 1979 International Organ available at the door. should stop working when the service physician if there is any question Congregational/First Baptist She said a patient suffering heat stroke the Bolton Elementary Center School Festival, founded and directed by temperature at the work place exceeds 95 of possible heat intolerance. Church. should be kept wet and out of the sun while Parent Teacher Organization for the 1979- John Holtz, music director and degrees and the humidity is over 70 per­ Employees who feel nauseated, dizzy, Sutherland is director of music at tired or have muscle cramps may be waiting for an ambulance to arrive. 1980 school year. Other officers elected organist at Center Church in Hart­ cent. If someone is suffering heat exhaustion, were Donna Dietz and Linda Fortin, co­ Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church in ford, with Edward Clark, acting Wapping Fair If humidity is 80 percent or more, any showing early signs of heat exhaustion. A he or she should call a doctor or follow a vice presidents; Maryann O’Connor, Bethesda, Md., and a member of the chairman, focuses on the organ as a temperature exceeding 90 degrees is con­ dilute salt-water solution or a enp of scheduge of drinking a half-glass of dilute treasurer; and Barbara Brahaney, organ faculty of the Peabody Conser­ contemporary ensemble instrument. sidered intolerable, she said. bouillon or instant soup should be given Ends Parades salt solution every five minutes for a secretary. vatory of Music in Baltimore. Holtz and organist Leonard Raver Employees who perform heavy tasks every 15 minutes to relieve symptoms. Phyllis Bryn-Julson is on the voice period of one hour, she said. will perform Thursday, July 19, at and ttose who work in the sun should The employee should be moved to a cool faculty of the University of SOUTH WINDSOR -y The 8;30 p.m. at Center Church. Holtz Maryland. She and her husband are traditional parade, which in past both members of the Washington will give the U.S. premiere of a piece years has opened the Wapping Fair, by Thomas Crawford, commissioned will be eliminated this year and will Theatre Chamber Players, a resident by Holtz for his recent sabbatical be replaced by a five-mile boat race. Town Department! chamber ensemble of the Smithso­ ■ The fair is siheduled for Sept. 7-9 at the Rye Street Park and is under the SALEEN9S direction of the South Windsor Covers for State SAT.* JULY21STI Oil Exhibit Extended Jaycees. Ms. Pelletier has studied at the The proposed boat race will be held HARTFORD - The exhibit of oil MANCHESTER - Because the state cannot check the Boston Museum School of Fine Arts at 11 a.m. on Sept. 8. Persons paintings at Connecticut Public town’s health facilities on a regular basis, the town and Hartford Art School. In 1977 she wishing to apply for participation in G R O s s m R n s Television's Gallery 24 by Margo Health Department has begun inspections. received a grant from the Connec­ the race should contact Tony Dennis, Pelletier of Hartford has been John Salcius, town sanitarian, said the sUte health R n (^ e v R n s p r o d u c ts comPRnv ticut Commission on the Arts. She . 47 Breezy Hill Drive. extended through Aug. 31. Booth space may be rented be con­ code calls for quarterly inspections of the food service has been a guest lecturer at the Hart­ Included in the show is a painting tacting Steve Galovich, 125 Hillside areas in hospitals and convalescent homes, but apparent­ ford Art School and has participated entitled “ Walkinson School Win­ Drive. Imagination Needed ly the state lacks the staff to make the quarterly inspec­ dow," a fine example of Pelletier's in several group exhibitions. CPTV's Gallery 24, located at 24 The Jaycees will meet July 24 at 8 They are, left to right. Sue Manning, Carolyn tions. , . use Of the "inherent" structuring Paris Originals? Not exactly, but that’s the Salcius said that although state inspectors, when Summit St., is open to the public at p.m. A dinner at the Blast and Cast Balf, Ellen Rosenberg, Susan Watson, Su^ properties of the window to order her number these Vernon students are rehearsing making their licensing inspections, do go through the food no charge weekdays from 9 a.m. un­ Club will precede the regular SAVINGS subject matter and her inclusion of meeting at 7 p.m. Gaskell. The show will be presented July » service areas, they don’t make detailed inspections. til 9 p.m. for the annual summer production sponsored the many light changes that occur by the Vernon Friends of Music. The five and 26 at 8 p.m. at the Vernon Center huddle Salcius said the town Health Department inspects the over time all on one canvas. students are rehearsing the “Paris School, Route 30. Tickets will be available at kitchen and food service areas of 120 local restaurants EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME! Originals” number from the show, “How to the door or are available at Sabastian s Music every quarter, and that the additional half-dozen health Center, Route 83. (Herald photo by Pinto) facilities won’t make that much difference. TV Tonight Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” They are all inspected according to state health code requirements, Salcius said. He notified the Manchester Memorial Hospital and other convalescent homes and a scheming to blow up a boat car­ 11:30 tM 7:20 rying the President of the U.S. 2 rest home about a month ago that he would begin making m x o iS N M it 8 Oilly Numbora ® M *A *S *H Ballet Premieres Slated quarterly inspections, but so far has only had time to in­ ® T?i» Brady Bunch hrs. ®Hi*QongShow appearances here. Little-known of Stevenson’s new “Britten Pas de 7:30 8 8 Project U.F.O. ® 8St*rsl(y&Hutcb BECKET, Mass. — Two world spect the hospiUl. Other than a few minor violaUons in­ (SJotar'iWIld (X) P.M. M l ^ n * ® Nova music from "Swan Lakp" is the Deux” premiering on the second IBSSStudloSM ® Racing From RooasvsH cluding missing floor tiles, he said the hospital was a ® Adim-12 8 Hue Haw Honey* 8 8 ® Tonight premieres, one for each of two com­ score for his new “Tchaikovsky program Wednes^y and Saturday raMyTtirMSora 8 Joker's Wild well-run operation. “The quality of the food is great, SOunwnok* ® Family Foud 8Th«RHI*man pletely different programs, highlight Variations” scheduled for the first evenings and Thursday matinee. Also ® Nowlfood Q im * ® Masterpiece Theatre ® Captlonsd ABC News a select repertory by internationally- too," he added. 6:30 S S h i N i N i program Tuesday and Friday to be seen on this program are Rudl 8:30 11:40 acclaimed choreographers for the Sometime during July and August, the convalescent m\wsrfMvim (DILovuLuey ® ® MacNoll / Lihror Roport ® @9 Inflnlta Horizona evenings and the Saturday matinee. van Dantzig's contemporary ballet, (E Bowling For Dotlire 8ThaQongShow 8 Sneak Piavisw debut engagement of soloists from homes will be inspected, Salcius said, and will be con­ 8 Special Edition Also programmed is “Summer "Ramifications,” Stevenson’s a s s NBC Nowt 8 Dick Van Dyk* 8 Liars Club the Houston Ballet at Jacob's Pillow tinued on a quarterly basis. The town’s visits to the aSSOvtrEosy ggTIcTac Dough 12:00 Solstice,” created by British “ Courante” the Act II pas de deux a Ad*m-12 9:00 ® I Leva Lucy Dance Festival Tuesday through various institutions are unannounced, he said. ^ - 8:00 ® Miss Universe Pageant ® M o v la "The Call 01 The choreographer Barry Moreland to from “Swan Lake” and the pas ue dix 6:55 ® Th* Walton* Wild” *(1972) Charlton Heston, Saturday, July 24 through July 28, in­ WHITE ALUMINUM ® MovI* "Leller From An 8 8 Quincy music by John Field. Two more from “Raymonda.’’ SNowt 8 Scared Straight Michele Mercier. cluding a special children's matinee Stevenson ballets will be presented The July 25 children’s matinee is Unknown Woman” (1948) Joan 8 Movie "Hud" (1963) Paul dS Dr. Scott On Habraw* COMBINATION WINDOWS SELF SEALING 4 'x 8 'x 1 /2 ” 7:00 Fontaine. Louis Jourdan. A wom­ 8 Liars Club on Wednesday. plus Lois Bewley's “Varese” and an appreviated one-hour version of AGENCY CERTIFIED Sell storing storm 8, screen panels tlll-ln (I) CBS Now* Newman, Meivyn Douglas. A DO-IT-YOURSELF ASPHALT ROOF SHINGLES PLYWOOD SHEATHING an tragicaiiy continues to iove a young boy is torn between love Houston Ballet artistic director Friends of Library for easy cleaning & removal I All holes ODTh# Brody Bunch dashing pianist aithough ha 12:05 Asaf Messerer’s “Spring Waters.” the regular Houston program. r STUDS TEXTURE M l SIDING XSABCNowt lor his tree-living uncle and his ® CBS Lata Movie "Rebecca” Ben Stevenson is creating the new punched. With hardware. doesn’t return her altection. 2 Music from Benjamin Britten’s For information, call 413-243-0747. economt T o rQ u u in 0 8 Outing Q«m* grandfather. (2 hrs.) 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.uS.. EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. July 10. 1079- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 19,1979 Some Changes Agree ***********.******************** ********i******9i**.*« ************'*** I He/p Wwitad 13 Help Wented IS On Vernon 1-86 Plan ghc H eratii SUMMER WORK - General N.C. LATHE HAND office. Typing, filing, clerical. TURRET LATHE By BARBARA RICHMOND $3.00 per hour. Please call 647- ENRINE UTHE barriers should be placed there and the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ' 1411. ♦ Call 643-2711 ★ ^-KXP * ' IT R- f ' wrt* llrrulil Rcporlfr cliff and gorge should be protected. Mid VERNON - While conceding that some Moses also called for redesign of a PART TIME BOOKKEPER SANDRLASTER proposed sediment basin and to leave the WANTED - 2 to 3 days per so Hour*. M HolMafr* changes can be made in plans for week. Hours can be tailored to reconstruction of Interstate 86 in the trees in place; installation of an energy INDEX EiiMlwit ADVERTISING our satisfaction. Apply: 49 Apertmente For Rent 53 N O T I C C 8 X' Imunineo Bw m IH* 23 Afticlee lor Sele 43 Wented to Buy Talcottville area, state and federal dispersion to relieve pollution; placing a SIihoor Jewelers, 917 Main Help Wented *4- Nomas For Safa 23 Nomas For Safa 41 Doga-BIrdt-Pelt 1 L o d i m d F o u n d DEADLINE r a t e s ' AppIflnPereon □ REAL ESTATE highway officials said some changes retaining wall and cribs near the flyover 2 P e r io n ilD Street, Manchester, Tuesday aren't feasible and would cause delays. by the Tankerhoosen River; and plowing, 3 — Announcfmtnlg 12:00 noon the day bafore Id a y ...... 12d word par day throu^ Friday. METRONICSINC BOLTON- 2 - 4 Bedroom DELIVERING DARK LOAM FREE- GREAT DANE. ATTRACTIVELY PANELED —EfUeffammeni publication. 3 days ...... lia word par day SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST- CARPENTER - Some rather than salting and sanding in the 4 Hornet For Sele 23 Ranch. Oil heat, fireplace, - 5 y ar^ , $40 plus tax. Also Neutered. Needs good home, - 2- and 3-room apartments. The officials met Wednesday with Ver­ f, 6 days ...... lOa word p a rla y RT. S • 44-A - A u C l'O n s Deadline tor Saturday and M on­ TOOLMAKER WANTED - System Wide. 3 days a week. experience helpful. Must have acre, 1 1/2 baths. $55,000. sand, gravel and stone. 643- room to run. 2 years old. 289- Stove, refrigerator, heat. winter. — day Is 12:00 Noon Friday. M d a y a .. Padaya...... non officials and members of the Talcott­ Prototype and machine BOLTON CT. 06040 Connecticut Certification transportation. Year round 9504. Adults, references, no pets. FINANCIAL 15 words S2.00 minimum BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot Offers considered. Owner. 9212. Moses would like the median strip 8 Borids-StocKs-Morigagos building. Apply in person, 81 required. Contact: Dr. Donald work. 649-1998. ville Neighborhood Association. The Happy A d s ...... $2.60 Inch frontage main highway. 649-5298. $205. 648-3167, 228-3540. association, headed by Henry Moses, reduced to 34 feet. 9 Personal Loans Commerce Street, Glaston­ Nicoletti, Coventry Public Excellent 8 Room House, plus CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye FOR SALE - AKC GOLDEN WANTED - Moving into an m - 'n s u fa n c e MUSICIANS- Advanced drum Officials said the strip is measured — PLEASE READ bury, or calf 633-4895. MUNSON’S CANDY Schools. Box 356, Coventry, several buildings. Zoned set, electric welder, acetylene RETREIVERS. 7 weeks old, 2 apartment and need a kitchen EAST HARTFORD - 3 rooms, seeks changes in the highway plans to EMPLOYMENT Conn., 06230, call 742-0613. student looking for electric outfit, aluminum ladder, table. Would like an old round second floor in older house. from pavement line to pavement line and KITCHEN is seeking male to Commercial. Owner financing males left. Call 642-7853. protect archeological finds and to 13 Heie Wanted RNS 4 LPNs - 7-3 and 3-11. lead and bass guitar player trailer tires, new electric oak table even if it needs to be Quiet non-smoking, middle- 14 Business Opportunities YOUR AD learn trade as candy maker. available. Frank Mott, preserve the quality of the neighborhood. includes 10-foot shoulders on each side and Classified ads are taken over the Full and part time. We're WE HAVE A YEAR ROUND and piano player to form MANCHESTER BY OWNER- generator, electric lawn- refinished. 742-8636. ’ 5 - 5 ‘tuai'On Wanted Must be neat, have good per­ Broker. 643-5658. Uualcsl Inatrumenta 44 aged working person Moses gave the highway officials a long 12 feet of pavement on each side which phone as a convenience. The progressing and we can offer OPENING for a part time amateur band. CallI Rick.I 646- Custom Built Duplex. Brick mower, Evenings, 633-7060. preferred. References, EDUCATION sonal habits, and be of sincere brings the strip down to 72 feet. Herald is responsible for only excellent salary benefits and a cashier, for afternoon hours. 5 1528. WATERFRONT year-round front. Aluminum siding. 3 FREE CASE with all 1/2 security, lease required. 568- list of proposals for changes and told them 18 P'ivate instruCl'Ons one incorrect Insertion and then character. Send resume, in­ bedrooms each. Large ’ 9 Smoois-CiBsses pleasant atmosphere for your days. 20 to 25 hours per week. home and summer resort all HUMMEL CHRISTMAS price Guitars with this ad. 9018. the changes are feasible and prudent “and Lena Therault, a merhber of the Town only to the size of the original In­ cluding work experience, age, 20 msi'uclions Wanted professional skills. Meadows No Sundays. Pick up applica­ fireplaced living rooms. 30 ft. PLATES - 1971 through 1979 Council, said that the median strip was — sertion. Errors which do not address etc. to: Munson s in one. 7 room maintenance Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, finished Rec Room with bar. 2 can be professionally designed within lessen the value of the adver­ Convalescent Home, 333 tion blank at Fairway, Main WAITRESSES NEEDED- free Ranch. Located on an with duplicate 1977. $2850.646- New Britain. 225-1977. Open til MANCHESTER VALUE - originally proposed at 104 feet in case the REAL ESTATE Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, Part time Saturday and Sun­ car garage. Large enclosed three weeks, not three years” 23 H o m e s »or Sa le tisement will not be corrected by Bidwell Street, Manchester. Street, Manchester. No phone exclusive private section of 9 p.m. Spotless 3 rooms. All utilities Bolton, Conn., 06040. yard and garden, with Officials disagreed and asked Moses state wanted to put a bus lane in that strip. 24 Lots-Land 'or Sale an additional Insertion. 647-9194. calls. day. Experience helpful, but Coventry Lake. Attractive paid. Deep shag carpet. 25 inveslment P'Operty not necessary - will train. greenhouse. "OPEN HOUSE” State officials said a bus lane would go DENTAL ASSISTANT / financing available. R. TROMBONE- In excellent □ R E N T A LS Deluxe appliances, and much where he got his figures. Moses said it was 26 Business Properly WANTED: Loving sitter for Must be over 18. Apply: Vito's Saturday, 11 to 6, 247 Oak 27 -Reso'i P'ope'fy SEWING MACHINE Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, condition. Buescher, with more. Only $ ^ (358-3). Ren­ from a professional engineer but said he to Roberts Street in East Hartford, the RECEPTIONIST- Birch Mt. Inn alter 2 p.m. Street. 64frO071. 28 Pea' Esiaie Wanted Quilt Collection OPERATORS with Experienced preferred, 4 1/2 Robertson kindergartener. 646-1980 or 647-1139. oversized case. $250. Call 649- tal Asslstors, 236-5646, small couldn't reveal who. tolls would be removed from the Charter experience needed. Full or From 10 AM to school time, Telephone 646-3161. CRAFTSMAN 10 INCH Rooms tor Rent 52 fee. MISC SERVICES day week in Manchester. Call RADIAL ARM SAW - Barely 7085 anytime. Highway officials contend the proposed Oak Bridge and the commuter traffice 31 Se'v'ces O'lered part time. Call 646-2511. occasional after school for 3 COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Help Wanted 13 646-1603. used with Dado and moulding would be moved from there to the 32 Painting.Pape»'ng kids. Starting in September, ROOMS. 1st floor family VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ LUXUROUS LIVING - Spiffy changes would take at least a year to r t Bu'id'ng-Contractrng heads and accessories. $300. but some time is available in room with fireplace, 4 Excellent condition. $90.00. trally located. Downtown 2 Bedroom, living room, redesign. Founders Bridge and to Columbus J4 R o o f ''’g -S id in g Call before 2 PM. 647-1599. Healirig-Plumping ATTENTION - Need 2 people August if desired. 649-1103 or COVENTRY Manchester. Kitchen dining area. Kids and pets ok. Boulevard in Hartford. 35 RETAIL SALES CLERK- generous sized bedrooms, 2 Call 643-4762. Highway officials said that after talking 36 -flo o rin g over 21. Immediate employ­ 209-7549 ask for Elaine. privileges. Call 649-2358. Only $155. (350-4) Rental ^Sttiilluttl Quih DECORATOR - Full time. 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car No Cisii Down To Volsl The proposed car-pool and bus lane will 3 / -^4ovtng-Tru^^lng• Storage NURSERY SCHOOL ENCLYOPEDIAS- The New with Dr. F. Warner, the archeologist who ment. This is not a fancy ad, MMlTDIlUiCE WORKER , walkout basement, JEWETT PIANO FOR SALE- Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. 38 Services War^ted Knowledge of wallcovering TEIACHER - Part time. Mon­ JVtlk. 30 yoar Book of Knowledge, plus ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING found foundations of the Tankerhoosen be about 16 feet wide to allow tor passing - we simply want a person who books required. Willingness to B . Group I, Philbriek $200 or best offer. Call For Kbool •ytlem. with a atroog day, Tuesday. Wednesday mortgago at por Enclyopedia International. ROOM. Shower/bath, free in case of a vehcile breakdown. MISC FOR SALE needs a permanent job. Ad­ accept varied duties. Write background in Preventative Agency. 646-4200. ANYTIME, 6494)621. PLUSH & LUSH - Luxurious 2 Cotton Mill, thev aereed to null the taking 4 0 Housetioid Goods ______AM. Early childhood $125. Please call 646-3810. vancement opportumty. Call Maintenance of Equipment and ciffARogt. parking. Apply after 4:30 pm, Bedroom. Immaculate line 20 feet back from the area of concern. Concerning the suggestion to move the 4 1 A'ticies 'or Sale Sales Clerk, P.O. Box 911. Foreign Cars. Can start at between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - Buildings Multi-trade experience experience. Call 643-9368 or Russell's Mrber Shop, 195 refinished hardwood floors. 42 B'jiid>ng Supplies Manchester. 314 ACRES GEORGIAN 1 acre plot. New Raised Boalt-Accettorlea 45 Dan Altobelli of the Federal Highway ramp, highway officials said the design is 528-3869. E.O.E. a plus. Excellent wages and $7.00 per hour depending on 643-0604. TO IL ET & M ED ICIN E Spruce Street, Manchester. Lovely fenced yard. (324-3). 43 Pots -Birds- Dogs experience. Fringe Benefits. COLONIAL 8 rooms, front to Ranch. 3 bedrooms, family CABINET. Good condition. Administration said they looked at the complicated and the proposed change 44 _Musical Instruments benefits. Position available Im* Rental Assistors, 236-5646, back, living room, formal room, 2 car garage. $59,- 45 Boats A Accessories SCHOOL SECRETARIAL For appointment call 688-7590 Butinett Opportunity 14 Suitable for cottage or boat. would make a big different in other sec­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- mediately. Call 68S-00Q3 between dining room, first floor 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT Apartmenta For Rent 53 small fee. slopes and studied the nature of the soil in 46 Sporting Goods POSITION - Area school seeks 1:00a.m. and4:00p.m. for applica­ 900. Hurry, this won’t last! Please call 643-6540. 47 _Garden Products Cail anytime after 6 p.m., 646- fireplaced family room, 4 CENTER CONSOLE- With the area and found they can steepen the tions of the plan. applicants for a year-round tion and information. Equal Oppor­ PART 'HME- ‘Girl Friday MANCHESTER Package 40 A n tiq u e s 0767. 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. LOOKING for anything in real position. Immediate opening. tunity Elmployer. bedrooms, finished rec-room KING’S PALACE - Gigantic 3 slopes and still maintain the drainage The meeting ended with highway of­ 49 -—Wanted to Buy (Mornings) Bookkeeping, store. Excellent location. Well RAINBOW VACUUM with estate rental - apartments, Applicant must possess good in basement with fir^lace. 2 Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, bedrooms. Newly decorated. ficials agreeing to move the taking line BABYSITTER NEEDED- VMir PMk ScMi typing necessary. For active established business. Call FUNO REALTY deep cleaning Power Nozzle. built in 40 gallon gas tank, homes, multiple dwellings? ditch and give the extra 20 feet. RENTALS car garage. $89,900. (iroup I. Kids ok. Only $200. Call now. typing and stenopaphic uills P X b i l l Real EsUte Office. 289-7475. Marion E. Robertson. Like new! Please call 646- No fees. Call JlD. Real Estate' Moses, who repeatedly asked why the another 20 feet and to study the other .52 Rooms 'or Rent Monday through Thursday, 3 and have a pleasant telephone Philnrick Agency Realtors. extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has (318-4) Rental Assistors 236- 53 Apartments 'or Rent p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ W M Nr.CM NHS Realtor, 643-5953. 646^200. 646-5200 3125. new bottom paint, and is in Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 5646, small fee. plans called for a 104-foot median divider, proposals made by Moses. They will 54 Homes 'or Rent manner. Reply with business tation. Cali 649-6022. Friday; SECRETARY FOR 55 _Business 'Of Rent and personal references to: water. Bought larger boat. said the plan as it stands is still impacting report to Mayor Frank McCoy in about INSURANCE AGENCY- Ap­ WOOD PICTURE FRAME 56 -Resort Property 'or Rent weekends anytime. MANCHESTER - Just listed! $5,000 complete. 742-7668. APARnHENT and HOUSES Box Y, c/o Manchester the raceway. The state officials said that 57 —Wanted to Rent proximately Monday thru VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco 18X22. $7. Grill on wheels $8, For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ three weeks. Large 7 room Cape in quiet A TOUCH OF CLASS - 58 _- M'se 'or Rem Herald. Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Snacks with locations $3,580 Lota-Lend lor Sale 24 Coffee End Tables $20. they were going by what Dr. Warner The highway project has been in the _ SEWERS- Experienced on In­ POSTAL (XERK- Responsi­ setting. 3 to 4 bedrooms, first St 1972 M ERCURY 10 HP tals in all Areas, Prices and Mamificent 2 Bedroom, all Telepnone work, light typing, CALL TOLL FREE 1-80(M23- Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, recommended. works for more than 10 years and other AUTOMOTIVE dustrial Sewing Machines. DEMONSTRATORS: Earn ble person to sell stamps, floor family room, fireplace, MOTOR- Long shaft. With gas appliances. Kids and pets ok. 6 ’ Autos 'or Sale Will train if necessary. Good money orders etc. Must be and apititude for figures 2355 Ext. 905. siding, double garage, full & Bouy $50. Diving Equip­ tank. $350. (Jail 646-3444. or 236-5646, Small Fee. Many extras. $200. (314-4). Moses called lor the elimination of a sections in the Vernon area also cam e in 62 Trucks 'or Sa'e $1000 or more selling name starting pay for the right peo- bondable and have necessary. Call 643-8387 for basement, much more. The ★ ment, (fins, mask, gloves, 646-2491. Rental Assistors 236-5646, for criticism from various groups an din- 63 Heavy Equipment 'or Sale brand toys and gifts (Fisher- anointment 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. O F F E R S IN V IT E D / knife), old rocker $10. 649- climbing lane shown in the plans. He said 64 —Motorcydes-Bicycies 1e.■ ■■Hours: ■7 'to ■3:30, "0, MoMonday ' experience. Ideal for part Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. 454 MAIN STREET- Second small fee. Price, Tonka, Fenton). BY OWNER - Approximately dividuajs. 65 -Campers-Trai'ers-Mobiie R E T A IL STORE ON 1104. floor. 3 Room Heated Apart­ there is no hill there and that portion of Fa v o r it e s 8iru Friday. Apply.. , in per time job for retired Postal -H o m e s Treasure House party plan. WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- 3-acre approved building lot. One of the controversial areas was the at: Pillowtcx Corp'., 49 Regent (Jerk or Bank Teller. Apply ment. No appliances, no pets. FOUR ROOMS on first floor. the project would be a waste of money. 66 —Automotive Service Call collect person to person Perc tested, engineer sur­ Street, Manchester. Equal 000per year. Excellent terms. $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 On bus line. Appliances. He asked to move the ramp proposed for exit ramps at Vernon Circle, with store 67 Autos for Rent-Lease for Miss Carol 491-210(). Also to: Arthur Drug Stores Office, veyed. Ready to build. Brandy Opportunity Employer M/F. 190 Farmington Avenue, Hart­ Call John, at Chenette to 5. Carpeted. Adults. No pets. the Vernon Circle east, off Dobson Road. owners contending it will drive traffic booking parties. BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 Associates, "Gallery Of Street. Bolton. Call 742-636. ford. hours, 4 times a month, within Security. Lease. References But he said if it stays where it is noise away from the circle shopping areas. CONSTOUCTION Homes,” 528-9081. MANCHESTER 474 MAIN STREET - Second required. Parking. $250. Call INDIVIDUALS NEEDED to walking distance to Bently YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN Planning a motor trip but ESTIMATOR - experienced, MALE STUDENT to work IMPRESSIVE THREE- Reel Estate Wenled 25 floor. 3 room heated apart­ after 4 p.m. 649-0783. work locally, 16 or 32 hours School area. 649-7234. BEDROOM COLONIAL - CABINETS FOR SALE- Good hesitant about going be­ INVITATION all around man to assist local nights. Monday thru Friday, 6 cause you’re afraid you may ment. No appliances, no pets. weekly. $6.25 hourly. Over 18. Westwood II. less than 1 year condition. Need paint. Call Security, tenant insurance general contractor. Call 643- Car rMuired. Call 12 to 3 PM, to 8. Some Saturday work. EXPERIENCE CARD ALL CASH For your property, not have enough gas to get PLEASANT QUIET com­ TO BID 4139 for appointment. Apply: Manchester Green Second old. Large family room with within 24 hours. Avoid Red 643-0062 required. $225/monthly. Call pletely renovated 4 Room Cutco Distributors, 871-2528. FIXER WANTED * EDUCATION fireplace and sliders to deck, there? (Conserving gas when Ahearn Favors Rails Shoe, Wednesday or Friday shift. Steady work and Tape. Instant Service. Hayes you're at home will help 6^2426 from 9 - 5. Apartment. First floor. The Manchester Board of ^ t-in kitchen, formal dining ORGANIST - CHOIR morning. benefits. S & D Spinning Mill. Corp. 646-0131 assure there's more available Mature, responsible adults on­ VERNON — Aloysius Ahearn, of Bolton, in each direction. At the sam e time the Education solicits bids for the Prhete InatrueUona 15 room. 2‘i baths. 2-car garage. FORCED HOT AIR ly. No pets. Security. Call 649-_ DIRECTOR WANTED- First SEC R E TA R Y Millbury. Mass. (6171-865- FURNACE- Some age but fine wnen you go. state representative from the 55th Manchester-Hartford rail line should be Garbage/Rubbish Removal Q-1 Lutheran Church, 154 Orchard Vinyl-sided. $89,900 (?al' SELLING your house? Call us Call ahead for hotel/ 5897 after 6 p.m. for the 1979-1980 school year. BOOKKEEPER. Year round. 4870. REMEDIAL READING and im . working order. Four burner Qistrict which includes a section of Ver­ developed for commuter rail service, " he Street, Rockville, Conn, Call first and we ll make you a motel reservations. This Sealed bids will be received The Sweetheart Quilt is $6038-$7114 range. Minimun TRUCK EQUPMENT math; individualized work cash offer! T.J. Crockett. natural gas stove, brown. Fine non, would like to have the state drop the said. just one of a colorful col­ 875-5682. H.S. Diploma and 2 years OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House older wardrobe. 649-5547. saves gas you would waste RESPONSIBLE until 3:00 P.M., August 1,1979, program. (lst-8th grade) by Realtor, 643-1577. He said that the $40 million to $50 lection of 20 pieced and experience. For application, MECHANCS HELPER delivery. Year round work. driving aimlessly around A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD ROOMMATE WANTED on proposed bus-carpool lane proposed for at which time they will be LUBE PERSON - Wanted to All braefits. ^ p ly M&M Oil master's degree teacher. 568- SUPER CLEAN 7 ROOM looking for accommoda­ busline. Excellent area. million cost for the lanes could be spent appliqued quilts featured send self addressed stamped 8075. OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. Could help to sell your items Interstate 86 and have it implement a publicly opened. The right is lubricate trucks and trailers. envelope to: Manchester Ear­ To train in the Installa­ (jo.. Route 6. Bolton. COLONIAL at only $62,900. MAY WE BUY your home? tions. You will also save gas Available August 1st. Call 643- in this lovely book—All- (^ick, fair, all cash and no Hutch, walnut finish, faster, rent your room quicker commuter rail passenger service between updating the rail lines, costing about $29 reserved to reject any and all Time QUILT Favorites. Related experience ly Learning Center. 80 tion and repair of truck Walk to busline, shopping and excellent condition $150. New by using the most direct and bring you better results! 0496. after 6 p.m. RIDING LESSONS indoor school. 3 bedrooms, l baths. problem Call Warren E. Hartford and Manchester. million and saving $21 million. bids. Specifications and bid Others are Honey Bee, necessary. $5.25 an hour. All Waddell Road, Manchester. ''2 B-13 Steel Radial Firestone route. Ask the Herald Classified Ad fringe benefits. For appoint­ equipment. Must be riding ring. Western stock 12'xl8' deck. Energy efficient Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. C onsolidate shopping Ahearn, a strong proponent of Ahearn said the Capitol Region Council forms may be secured at the Double-Wedding Ring, EO-AA employer. OIL BURNER SERVCE seat, saddle seat and hunt 721 Tire. $35. 643-1814. taker about details. Put the ment call 688-7596. mechanically inclined MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all appliances. Hardwood floors. trips, organize car-pools and MANCHESTER- 3 ROOM rebuilding rail lines that were removed of Governments, Environmental Protec- Business Office, 45 N. School Yankee Puzzle and May seat. All levels 228-9817 STAR to work for you! Phone APARTMENT - Heat, elec­ and have basic tools. residential. All benefits. M & Aluminum siding. 3 'j years SEWING MACHINE ZIG­ use mass transit if possible. between Manchester and Willimantic, tion Commissioner Stanley Pac, and the Street, Manchester, Connec­ Basket. 643-2711. tricity, parking. No pets. STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA Benefits include health M Oil, Route «, Bolton. old. Principals onlv. No Houtehold Goods 40 ZAG. Good condition. Recent­ If you must use your car, said a profit-making railroad has already Regional Planning Commission have all ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Q-126, All-Time Quilt firm. Local firm located in VOICE, PIANO Instructions agents. 646-5416. by appoint­ Security deposit. $205. 644- Favorites, has pattern Former faculty New York ly all overhauled. 289-9130. obey' 55 m.p.h. limits. expressed an interest in providing expressed reservations concerning the Business Manager Tolland County is seeking to DREAM JOB. Keep the most and life insurance, NURSE AIDES - We are ment only after 5 p.m REFRIGERATORS 9245. pieces, and directions for expand their staff to service important job of your life as a Music and Art High Sch<»l. passenger service and that a letter from highway plans. 042-7 vacations, holidays, un­ looking for responsible warm Professional Singer, Pianist. Washers / Ranges, used, WHEELCHAIR - Walker, 20 quilts. diversified small business housewife and mother. Work 3 people InterestM In caring for OVERSIZED CAPE- 6 rooms, guaranteed and clean. New the Urban Mass Transit Administration He said the Legislature has expressed iforms. Apply In person 644-8597. Stroller Chair St Baby Price . . . $2.00 a copy. clients. Tax and auditing hours a day, 3 days a week and the elderly and mentally front to back living room with shipment damaged, G.E St Carriage. All in good condi­ indicates turnback funding could be used, strong interest in developing viable rail To order, send $2.00, Includes experi^ce helpful. Please earn $107.50 per week. Ab­ reterded. Part time weekends fireplace, formal dining room, FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. tion. Reasonable. Call 643- postage and handling. send resume to Box S, c/o solutely no invesment, no GUITAR LESSONS - eat-in kitchen, first floor laun­ Ahearn said the recent discovery of a transit in the Hartford-Manchester- BART TRUCK and full time 7 - 3 and 3 -11. Beginner through advanced. B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main 9473. Am cm Manchester Herald.. collecting and no delivery. $3.17 per hour. Aide classes dry. 3 bedrooms. Garage. Street. 643-2171. historical site in Talcottville and the Willimantic corridor. □ N O T IC E S c/a HaidKsttr Imm^ HerM All styles. Specializing in rqck Call 871-0061 between 9 AM available. Experience Beautifully landscaped, potential destruction of a virginal recrea­ “In an era of crisis when the nation is at use Aw. if iMnctt EQUPtNENT CO., / jazz. 649-43M. AIR CONDITIONER- 6000 An Y «i 1N3S Receptionist - t y p is t . and 3 PM. preferred but not necessary. private lot. $58,500. Group I. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! BTU for casement or sliding tion area, by the widening of Interstate 86, a desperate level to conserve energy, it is Print Name, Atfdrtsi with ZIP Pleasant personable and F^ilbrick Agency. 646-42(X) Lost and Found CODE. Apply in person at Meadows READING. THE KEY TO Custom made draperies, slip­ windows. Used one season. led him to research the matter. our obligation to give full and careful con­ capable typist wanted by of­ INC. Convalescent Home, 333 covers and upholstery. Budget 1979 ALBUM with a32-page READING- Specialist In $150. 649-4279 after 5 PM, IMPOUNDED - Small black fice located in the 290 GOVERNOR STREET Bidwell Street. Manchester. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 “OH. CRUNCH” “1 have concluded that the exclusive sideration to the development of alter­ “Gift Section” with full Manchester-Vernon area. EAST HARTFORD, CT. Remedial Reading! Twenty bus-carpool lanes are unworkable and native means of transport to the female, Coventry dog tags no. directions. Price . . . $2.00 C R E D IT AND years experience in teaching; M A N CH ESTER - BY or 646-1000. 494. Picked up on Route 44A. Please send resume to Box S. OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, costly. They should be eliminated, leaving automobile,” Ahearn said e/o Manchester Herald. COLLECTIONS - Immediate RETAIL SALES- Full time. Including instructing at the Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 Call Bolton Dog Warden 649- Bowman Gray School of new kitchen, lovely yard. FRIGIDAIRE 17 CUBIC Interstate 86 to be expanded to three lanes position available for a bright, Paul's Paint it Decorating FOOT. Excellent condition. 10 •'oon, 5900.,, ______responsible person to handle Center, Manchester is looking Medicine Language Clinic, $50's By appointment. 643- Holp Wontod IS SHEET METAL WORKER - FU LL TIM E 9380. No agents. years old. T5 633-5361 after 6 AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. Experienced. Soldering etc. various aspects of credit and PROFESSIONAL PAINTER fo r a h a rd w o rk in g , and the Orton Reading Center. Sable and white. Champion FOUND- Grey / white female collection work. Typing, some Mrs. Dallas Rose, 647-1023. pm. kitten, vicinity of Globe CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Caff 528-2101. 4 LABORERS- Immediate experienced person. Call Mike quality and temperament. 643- knowledge of reading com­ openings. Salary depending on M iw ri, 6496300. after 7:00 p.m. '9 h Hallow. Call 646-6678; keep - Experienced only. Top puter printouts and MANCHESTER - JUST 7268. wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 LEGAL SECRETARY - For experience. MAK Painting. trying. experience in credit and FLORAL ASSISTANT St Schooft-Cfasaas 19 LISTED. Immaculate State Police Predict Berlin “Tpke., Wethersfield, Manchester law office. 643-2659. Colonial-Cape. Aluminum collection are prefrerred. SALES PERSON- Ap­ MAGIC CHEF 30 INCH 563-0151. Experience preferred. Typing siding, double insulation. For­ A COMPLETE BOARDING and steno reauired. Ample Please call Ms. Sullivan 633- BABYSITTER NEEDED proximately 40 hours, in­ FOR THE BEST - Manchester AVOCADO GAS RANGE - Bondt-Stocks-Mortgages B Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 mal dining room. Garage. FACILITY for dogs and cats. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll parking at this centrally 6794. Monday thru Friday. Nathan cludes Saturaay and 1 night. Good condition. $100. 643-8238. Apply in person: Flower pupib per teacher. FREE in- Covered patio. $61,900. Pasek Dog grooming. All health Arrest in Luce Case GOVERNMENT p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. located office. Send reply to Hale area. Boys, ages 9 and 6. Realtors, 289-7475. guard maintenance. Ultra­ Fashion 85 East Center u^uclory lesson with this ad. GUARANTEED BUSINESS Apply director of nursing. Box SS c/o Manchester Call after 5 p.m., 646-7728. solid enough for the b bl to complete a Street, Manchester. Call 6466306, or 646-3549. violet germicidal lights. HARTFORD (UPI) - The head of a LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. Salmonbrook Convalescent Herald. SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms, 2 Canine Holiday Inne, 200 state police task force probing the deaths profile. Phone 281-4112. Home, off House Street, LAUNDRESS AND NURSES baths. 3 bedrooms. Im­ □MISC. FOR SALE Sheldon Road, Manchester. Perkins said state police have been to Glastonbury. Please call 633- SECRETARY / FULL TIME COOK. Good AIDE - 12 midnight to 8 AM. of three eastern Connecticut women and benefits, will train evenings. maculate condition. Heated 646-5971. MOT AT the disappearances of three others says five states to track down leads and in­ 5244. RECEPTIONIST - Legal Of­ Enjoy working In a very plea- garage, cast iron baseboard fice in Manchester area offers Once trained, will go on rota­ sant and homelike at­ Articlea lor Sale 41 there “absolutely" will be an arrest in one vestigate possible connections between tion shift. Augie 4 Rays, radiation. Blue stone NURSES AIDES wanted for interesting position for mosphere helping our elderly fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ SEVEN-YEAR-OLD of the cases. crimes in those states and the Connecticut full time on all shifts. Apply someone with good typing Silver Lane, East Hartford. residents. Experience ' m □ EMPLOYMENT Call 646-1895 for appointment. ly landscaped. Complete REGISTERED HALF State police Sgt. Joseph Perkins said cases. director of nursing. Salmon- skills and pleasant telephone preferred. Please call Doris recreation compound, 20x40 ARABIAN GELDING - Red that while the task force probe was Perkins said he couldn't predict when an brook Convalescent Home, off manner. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 Blain RN Director of Nurses. in-ground pool. Cabana. with white blaze and rear 13 p.m., Monday through Friday. MANAGER FOR 648-0129. Manchester Manor ALUMINUM Sheets used as centered on the death of 18-year-old arrest will come. He said some 20-year- Help Wanted House Street, Glastonbury. Malibu lights, flowered Aqua stockings. 649-8355. Please call 633-5244. Reply with business and per- JANITORIAL OPERATION - Nursing Home, 385 West printing plates, .007 thick nollwooi slide, sundrellas, redwood Patricia Luce of Vernon, the other five old cases were still open, but added “I cer­ TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. sonal references to Must have experience direc­ Center Street, Manchester. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Off VERNON STREET ting and following up super­ privacy fence. 3 driveways $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be cases which dated back to 1973 were all tainly hope it doesn't take that long.” Apply 81 Commerce Street, PART-TIME Work from Manchester Herald, Box T, plus much more! Group I. FREE PUPPIES! Lovable, He said state police will speak with a Glastonbury. PTG home on the phone servicing Manchester. visors. Salary in the teens. * IMS, picked up before 11 a.m. playful and irresistible! "definitely solvable eases,” RIDE NEEDED TO MANCHESTER Philbriek Agency. 646-4200. COMPANY. Telephone 633- our customers in your spare For more information foward ONLY Mother Irish Setter and Miss Luce was last seen alive on July 18, New Jersey psychic called into the Luce name and telepnone number l I T C H E O i L r MEMORIAL HOSPITAL from 93 Lydall w im m in u L 7631. time. 249-7773. FULL OR PART TIME - MANCHESTER - SIX ROOM Father Shepherd. 6 weeks old. WE HAVE LOTS case by the dead woman's family, but 1978, at 8:30 p.m. near a Vernon con­ Maintenance man. Laurel to Box Y c/o Manchester FULL TIMS AND Street, round trip. Hours 3:00 to 11:30 p.m. 646-4581. have been unable to recently talk to her Herald. Call mornings or early afternoons, 649-9907. CAPE 2-car detached garage, venience store. Her body was found last Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, PART TIMS opiNmas large treed lot, completely March in Marlborough. because the woman was recuperating Manchester. Apply Monday FREE - OWNER MOVING. JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR COOKS ASSISTANT recfecorated. Principals only. MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- When asked if there will be an arrest In from an operation. through Friday, 11-3. Full time, every other $59,900. 643-8298. All styles. Small Sizes. Must find good home for dog. - For multi-site operation. Setter-Retriever, 2 years old, the case. Perkins responded, "Ab­ “I don't believe in it,” he said of the psy­ Must have experience and be weekend off. FREE CLASSIFIEDS Clothing and accessories. 389 SHORT ORDER COOK - Part BY OWNER - Low $80's. New­ Forbes Street, East Hartford. spayed female. Needs exer­ solutely.' chic. "Y et I don't count it out. Any in- time days. Apply in person. La able to work second shift. DISH WASHIN cise area. 643-0333. ‘Jtt nnntft Decorath Salary in teens For informa­ ly redecorated 3 bedroom Please call 569-2645. The 3-month-old task force of local and vestigator has got to have an open mind.” Strada West, Hartford Road. Full time. 8 AM to 4:30 IFOR CAR POOLING (;ape, full dormer, 2 full ...... - The oldest of the six Connecticut cases tion forward name and PM. Every other weekend TWO MATED COCKATIELS - state police was "looking at several per­ HELPFUL HINTS FOR HOMEOWNERS telephone number to Box Z, baths, fireplace, rec-room DINING ROOM SET - 5 sons” in the Luce case but still lacked tied to the task force probe is the July 26, EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. off. with wood stove option. Nice chairs, table and bufJet. One male grey, 1 female pied. Men and women 17-35 learn a c/o Manchester Herald. Cage etc,, $130. Call Roger solid proof to make an arrest, Perkins told 1973, disappearance of Janice Pockett, 7, TAKING ADVANTAGE OF NATURAL LIGHT DISH WASHER •3 LINES private yard, garage. No Refrigerator and stove. Call career skill. Guaranteed part- Part time. 6 PM to 10 agents please. 649-0854, 646-3327. 643-4520. a news conference Wednesday on the first near her family home in Tolland. A CEILIN G SKY LIG H T or large light-admitting open­ time job. $56 per weekend to HEBREW AND/OR SUNDAY anniversary of the day Miss Luce was last The most recent case is the slaying of ing in the center of a room allows illumination from start. Veterans earn more. SCHOOL TEACHER PM. 20 hours per week. •3 DAYS NEEDED. Temple Beth seen alive. Jannette J. Reynolds, 17, whose body was directly overhead that can simulate the outdoor world Join the Connecticut Army KITCHEN CLEANER Tefilah, Oak Street, East Full time. 8 AM to 4:30 GAS RATES ARE PUCA REGULATED “We need proof-positive.” he said. found under a Groton bridge about a week and create a garden-like atmosphere indoors. National Guard. Call Sergeant I tobeelkibll Mayer at 246-0060 or 566-7900 Hartford. Call for informa­ PM. Every other weekend In the process of plan­ can be placed directly over tion. Evenings 633-5767 or 568- "We're not going lo make an arrest on and a half after Miss Luce’s was found in Collect. off. »must need ride to and from GAS IS 40% CHEAPER THAN OIL TODAY half-facts and half-truths." Marlborough. ning your new home or the objects or in recessed 2316. addition, you should con­ ceiling fixtures. APPLY IN PERSON: He said the latest state police hope was ...... Ill...... BABYSITTER NEEDED - sider using natural light as REAL ESTATE- Part timers EASTH/WTHMO work an FBI profile of the three cases where A sloping roof provides Mature, loving woman to care GAS WILL BE 60% LOWER THAN OIL BY| much as possible. Its soft, the ideal opportunity to for 2 young children in our earn $8,0(X) +. Three MLS CONVMESCENTHOME the women's bodies have been found may Correction 1 general illumination can be have a skylight installed — home during the school year, Boards. Confidential Inter­ 740 MAIN STRBIT (want to drive others or help determine if the cases were related. supplemented with artificial will supply almost all the from 7 a.m, to 3 p.m. Own view. Ralph Pasek, 289-7475. BAST HARTFORD, CT. WRITER However, while state police were It was incorrectly reported in light. light you need. Double­ transportation necessary. (want to share driving costs holding out hope that the FBI profile Wednesday’s Herald that three area firms Every well-planned room skinned acrylic sheeting like Send references, salary has three types of light: 4. PROTECT YOUR FUTURE BY INVESTING U coupled with facts already gathered in the were awarded direct grants from the Acrylite® SDP® is a good requirements and any perti­ SUPERVISOR Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 background, local and choice of material since it nent information to iBox W, OutpatiMt Doportmont case may lead to a solution, Perkins Connecticut Development Authority. The accent. Natural light pro­ SPACE IS UMITED transmits natural light as c/o Manchester Herald, Previous supervliory mporltncAd Is raquirsd, and and UConn. A HOUSE LOT AT KNOUWOOD T04AY warned the facts given may not have been three firms were awarded direct loans. vides background light dur­ well as glass; and since SDP ing the day, bathing walls in famlllary with Date Tarmlnala & Billing Functions la double-skinned sheets are BOOKKEEPER - Part-time prefarr^. IntSTCOME a soft glow that’s ideal for available in white and osition. Approximately 20 Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres of privacy, each with it s 5. ALL LOTS HAVE SAMTARY SEWER, relaxing or watching bronze tints, you can use it E ours per week for Position will Supervlas Clerical Employ***, and IHRST SERVED BASIS own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dislnvaslicr. television. to achieve lovely general experienced individual with assume raaponsiblllty for accuracy and quantity of thair Good local light is neces­ illumination and wonderful knowledge of Payroll and output. Will also assign, train and aoheduls Clerical Per­ dining area. '2 bath down, large livingroom with glass door lo walk WATER, UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC, Manchester Public Records sary for reading, sewing, shading effects. Sales 'Tax R eturns, and sonnel. Addition dutlae Include: Monitoring accuracy of playing cards, working on out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, lull hiillis Perhaps best of all, it Bookkeeping through Trial Data Processing Billing, Compiling Bad Debt Records, crafts, cooking and other Balance. Small office In the with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry lacilitics available m TELEPHONE AND DRAINAGE Warranty deeds Certificate oi aUaeliinenl sheds natural light on to­ handling necassary correspondsnes and follow up, Suffolk Franklin Savings Bank against activities. Lamps and sus­ Manchester area. Call' 563- answering patient's Inquiries concerning billing and George Bendtsen and Joan b. bendtsen pended wall or ceiling fix­ day’s plant-filled earth- Call 643-2711 basement. Beautiful redecoration in process - inside and out. toned interiors in a way 8276. Medicare procedures. WE W IU CUSTOM BIMO YOUR HOME to Bernard J. Balon and Atsuko Balon, Uldis Bikernieks, property at 175-177 W. tures designed to throw ------It that’s considered just>xight. Full time position with excellent wages and benefit*. ask for Tkia or Joe Come See Our ‘ COUNTRY WITH 'CONVENIFINCE- living. property at 377 Burnham St., $63,900. Center St., $40,000. light on the work surface LICENSED ELECTRICIAN - can supply this type of So befurv. planning your Experienced in Commercial, Apply to: Personnel Department 046-1222, Extension Married Couples preferred. No Pets From ’220.(10 nioiilli. Si'Uiiilv Mary E. Ceaser to John N. Magee HI Release uf altueliment 7. BEAUTVUUY WOODED AREA George F, Brooks et al against Maureen lighting. new lightingAiiipproach, write Residential maintenance and required. and Ruth A. Magee, property at 266 Wherever you have im- for the name of the nearest estimating. Benefits. Call 646- MANCHESTER P arker St„ $56,000. L. Coniam, p o rt^ t groups of furniture, authorized fabricator, as well 5421. ohe Heratit Call 742-6412 Francis H. Cowan and Elizabeth L, Building permits paintings, art objects and as our free booklet, “News MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING for an appointment 643-6396 - 649-6448 521-3393 Cowan to wpatrick J, Cla cy Jr. and An­ Michael W. Brosnan, rec room and collections of your prized in T ransparent Plastics,” EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 71 Haynes Street CY/RO Industries, 697 - Part time. Apply in person drea J. Clancy, property on Greenwood storeroom at 223 Keeney St., $850. possessions, you should Manchester, Ct. 06040 Frank Frallicciardi, pool and fence at have appropriate accent Route 46, Clifton, New 303 A dam s S tr e e t, Drive, $8,000 Manchester. ,,,,jaiseiM aiaJam ia^Xm m 150 McKee St., $700. lighting, or spotlights. These Jersey 07015. PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 19, 1979

* JULY ClASSIFe ★ m I'M SO WORRIED ABOUT I Gild* on (now Dear Abby POORCHARUESRO(ilNL*flN6 4 FIrmimtnt * SPECIAL ★ 7 Flx*d NOW-I TWERE IN THE HOSPITAL... 10 Forgtt By Abigail Van Buren II 6* *quil * 643-2711 * — >— 12 Rithirthin WWTU (po«tic) * or * 13 Dinlih coin RUN TOUR AD 3 DAYS 14 Footrut * 643-2718 * CMmiUBlE 16 Sup GETA40IDAY 17 L*iit (*bbr.) * after I 18 Trojin She Remembers \ c 1IN UnHCO 8yn»t4t<. Inc mounuin SPM FREEH 20 M*rrlm«nt Prlsellla’8 Pop - Ed Sullivan 22 W*ntb*for* Mama— , 24 Novaliit Signold I WENTTO SEE 27 Infi^utntly But Not In Time A PLAV ABOUT 30 M io____ lung HENRV THE 31 M iku ILDoSo You N B E D DEAR ABBY: My younger sister passed away last month •WMMr and I found a yellowed clipping of your column in her Bible. 34 Rudy lor FIU.IN& O u t t h o ^ e Here it is: mtrriig* “DEAR ABBY: Will you please remind your readers to 36 Trojin h*ro FBp b r /sl f o r m s ? look after their parents who are too old to look after 38 Mlx*d in themselves? Old parents need ay their children. It's not 39 Nmv Dul 1 2 3 4 S 6 1 1 8 c e r TA i N uY ! . . j u s t always easy to cope with aging parents, but we weren't easy projKt (ibbr.) 40 HIghtr U& OWE 10 11 12 to cope with when they were raising either. We it 43Ev*iy FR.U O w T THIS to them. I just wish someone had reminded ME of these 46 Nuclur n 14 15 things when Mama was still alive. It's too late now, and I i ^ c y (ibbr.l Building ContneUng 33 f e d e r a l II 31 Servtcee Offered 37 PalnUng-PeperIng 32 J\SSISTR/^E haven't had a decent night's sleep since she died three 18 Ssrvfcee Offend monthe ego. 46 Ethnic food 1 ■ Bil>8»Tm*.** .T8* R>B U6 Pal 0*1 (tor* 20 1 25 28 c m TREE SERVICE - Free TREE St SHRUB PLANTING PAINTING- Exterior & LEON CIESZYNSKI PoR m . "I knew she had a good home with my sister, so that was 50 Emeu Mick BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ 1 1 estimates, discount senior and care; other gardening Interior. Quality 0 It** »T WA Kw 7 M u • tal ON TmmW 1-11 that. Why didn't I take her for a few weeks, or even for Sun­ Capurn Easy — Crooks & Lawronco 52 Minh V 30 citizens. Company jobs done by Horticulture stu- Workmanship at Very ditions, Remodeling,leling, Rec- - day dinner, or for a little drive? I never had time for her, yet 54 Milody 1 Rooms,’ Garages, Kitchens 31 32 33 35 Manchester-owned and dent. Shrub plantings Reasonable Rates! Call Rick I had time for others and anything else I wanted to do. A BUT TURN 'EM TO FIR5T •THIWa WHAT DO T THAT'S THE W0R5T 55 Notion Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath ALL ftiaHTi 58 Oriintll 1 1 operated. Call 646-1327. designed. Very reasonable for Free Estimate. 646-0709, <7 Uotorcyelea-Bleyelea change of scenery or even a meal at my home would have IM THE M0RN1N6- EVVAEB.IHO YOU MAKE IPAKT OF IT MISTER 38 Tile, Dormers, f f Autos For Sale TAKE 'EM nation charge. Careful work. Please after 5 p.m. Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale meant So much to her, but I was too busy. Oh, I had plenty of AWAYl PBCK9 AND HEtPINE OUT OF'EMi SIR? y JONES! FOR SOME 1 1 Roofing.Residential or 41 REWEAVING burn holes. call 646-1528. , excuses. IN THE SALLEVI _ IDIOTIC REASON: 80 C iiiil lyititn 39 PAINTING- Interior St Commercial. 649-4291. 1974 MAUBU CLASSIC - 6 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS I FIND MYSELF In noqhirn ■ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. BROUGHAM- 4 door. FuUy "I suppose the only one in our large family who is sleeping Michigan 43 47 48 49 Window shades, Venetian Peintfng-Papering 32 Exterior. Airless Spray. cylinder, 2 door hardtop, NEWTON SMITH loaded. Good condition. Best is my sister who took Mama to live with her. I've tijed to 61 Notica 1 1 blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Roofing. Reasonable. Insured. showroom condition. $2100. BO S3 54 Free S tim ates, Call 646-4010, Remodeling, Repairs, Rec 1971 TORINO - Showroom offer over $1000. Call 643-8916 1979 HARLEY DAVIDSON ease my conscience by telling myself that I wasn't really 62 African Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- PAINTING - Interior and Please call 649-1378. grauland " 1 1 Rooms. “No Job Too Small. condition. Air conditioning, after 6 p.m, FXS - 80 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ment Co. Expert installation Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, tires, clutch and battery. $200 7835. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT went to live with. service. No job too big or QUALITY PAINTING and 750- Kerker headers. KNN small. 568-8522. Paper Hanging by Willis built-ins, bathrooms, of aluminum siding mtters needs body work $1500; 1974 firm. Please call Dave at 649- It's too late for me to tell mjr sister that Mama did forgive kitchens, 649-3446. and trim. Roofing installation Jeep Wagoneer, 4-wheel drive 0 8 7 2 .______DREAM OF OWNING A filters. Oil cooler. Much Scnultz. Fully insured more! $1500. 643-4076 before 1 her, Mothers always do. But I hope you will print this igain BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. references, 649-4343. and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. $4,000; 1973 Buick LaSabre SECOND CAR FOR TOWN win at bridge FOUR SUPER PROWLER DRIVING? T-Bird. 1974. p.m. for those for whom it's not yet too late. Fireplaces, concrete. $1200; 1973 Ford Country THE OLDEST Alloy Oop — Davo Qrauo Chimney repairs. No job too A&W PAINTING Contrac­ CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Sedan Station Wagon $795; ELIMINATORS - 2 G-60’s and Showroom condition. Additions, Repairs, Cabinets, repairing chimneys, roofs, 1970 Chevrolet Malibu $500; 2 L-60's. 15 inch. $150. 649-1542 Completely done over and small Save! Call 644-8356 for tors Quality painting and 1977 KAWASAKI KZ-400. DEAR OLDEST: Ceaeider it dole. It's alwajrt latar thaa estimates. paper hanging at reasonable Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1970 Chrysler New Yorker mornings. maintained by Filloramo THAT'iS OKAT I'tO Jt) b e t t e r TAI> TOU RACKS) years Experience. Howley, $500. The above may be seen Construction Company. Brand Elzrellent condition. Matching we thiah. BY M E l t h e s e b l a n k e t s O t K B B X Cold slam bites the dust rates. Fully insured. Free ^ o e i Fairing, Luggage rack. S'NieiHT,, ^ WITH VOU, ALLEY.' IN THE , Estimates. Call Wayne 649- 643-5361. at tbe Savings Bank of new paint job. $1300. 643-9508, AHENTION HOMEOWNERS!!! TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY or 649-8229. $1250. Phone 843-7438 after 5 DEAR ABBY: Your reply to HAD IT, who said she didn't FELL.AS/ I EVSrvONE SUERS •TT*IJCKTOt»'! Cast won with the jack and 7696. Manchester, Main Street, T H E FIC O R TONtei Quality Rellnishing Carpentry and general con­ Manchester. PM. have 1 dime to call her own after working alongside her NORTH 7-19 led a second club. Our hero tracting. Residential and tight-fisted husband in a family business (or 30 years, was ♦ A K 3 had to play the queen and CABINETS, COUNTERS. ROOFER WILL Install roof, 1969 PONTIAC STATION MERCURY BOBCAT 1976. 4 WOODWORK A FLOORS commercial. Whether it be a Zampen- WRONG. You said ahe not only deserved a few dollars to do ♦ A K 10 9 4 West proceeded to drop his PERSONAL Paperhanging small repair job, a custom siding or gutter for low dis­ WAGON- Good running condi­ cylinder, standard transmis­ ♦ A Q 6 HOMES • APARTMENTS GRAND PRIX 1978 - 21 mpg, BoMeHiHomee 6S with as she pleased, but she was ENTITLED to it. Legally, 10. for particular people, by Dick. built home or anything in count price. Call Ken at 647- tion. New tires and muffler. sion. 31,000 miles. $2350. Call ♦ A K Now dummy’s ace and 1566. moonroof, cruise control, in all 42 of the separate-property states, she's not entitled to c.„ 667-3643 Call 643-5703 anytime. between, call 646-137i379., $450 firm. Please call Dave at WrVaS...... 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- W EST EAST king of spades were cashed velour seats, cassette stereo. 6490872. one dime for heraeld Excellent condition. 295-0050. Very good cooditioa. Many ♦ 82 ♦ Q J *10 4 and then South ran the dia­ Trucks far Sale “ Pitra«rr extras*CaU •• 6334890.-- MAD IN MADISON monds to come down to a EXPERT PAINTING and BEST TIME TO GET YOUR V 86 ♦ QJ75 PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - CARPENTRY St MASONRY - ROOF DONE NOW before the ♦ 85 4 2 ♦ 3 three-card ending. He held LANDSCAPING Specializing Quality craftsmanship at low Additions and Remodeling, CHEVY 1/2 TON C-10 . DEAR HAD: Yoa'ro right. I wie wroag. I ehMdd hava the three of hearts and 9-7 of in Exterior House Painting. price increase! Top quality PORSCHE 914 - 1972. 1971 VW - 50,000 original PICKUP-Standard 6 cylinder. • said that tha wile was morellg eatitM ta her fair ehara af ♦ J 10 9 7 4 ♦ 86S3 prices. Call 646-5424. Free estimates. Call Anthony Appearance group, very miles. Elxcellent condition. 2 spades; dummy the ace- Tree pruning, spraying, materials used; all work 6 foot 6” stepslde, with cap. I the proOtf. Thaaho Ur reaUadlag ae that wo DO aeed ■■ GAou. |_ 7-1^ SOUTH Squillacote 649-0811. guaranteed. Call Rainmaster, sharp! Reasonable. 643-8384 mounted snow spares. $2100. king-10 of hearts. And East, mowing, weeding. Call 742- $700. After 5 p.m. 6493423. MOTORHOMES ; Eqaal R%hU A aead m at ♦ 9765 who had dropped the queen 7947. 643-0447. evenings. 1966 Buick Wagon. Many new W 1 9 parts. Excellent running con­ and jack of spades on PROFESSIONAL PAINTING UNLIMITED Do yoa wish yaa had mare fricadef Far the eecret of Tho Fllntatonoo — Hanna Barbara Productions a K J 10 9 7 dummy’s ace and king, had - Interior and exterior. CARPENTER - Repairs, dition. $550. 6434453. Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 S Q2 ED S LIGHT TRUCKING - remodeling, additions, gar­ 1967 PONTIAC CATALINA-17 Rentals ! pepalarity, get Abhy'e new boohlet: “Hew To Be Popalar; been caught in a heart-spade Attics St Cellars cleaned. For Commercial and residential. ages, roofing. Call David Heating-Plumbing 35 mpg. Good running condition. 1972 FO RD COUNTRY MOTORCYCLE ■ Yoa'ro Never Ten Yoaag ar Tea, Old.“ Sead $1 with a U ^ , THERE WAS ALWAYS Vulnerable; Both squeeze and was left with free estimate, calf 646-1943. Free estimates. Fully in­ Many new parts. $200. 568- 20 loot Minis, to 26 fool the 10 of spades and queen- sured. 646-4879. Patria, 644-1796. SEDAN WAGON- Power INSURANCE- Lowest Rates I eeU-addreteed, etaaaped 128 ceatel eavelope to Abhy, tU A PIFFERENCE OF Dealer: North SEWERLINES, sink lines, 3369, after 5:30 p.m. Motorhomes. 800 mltos ' Lathy Drive, Beverly HOIs, CaUf. 90212. seven of hearts so the slam WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At­ steering, power brakes. Roof Available! Immediate Bin- capacity. Reasontbla OPINION RE6ARPINS West North East South cleaned with electric cutters, rack. $500. Call 6492545. ding.Sunny Day Option. Call was there for the taking. tics and haul away scrap iron. by professionals. McKinney rates. All privately owned. HIM. AROUND 2 » Pass 2 NT Meanwhile, West had FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- PA IN TIN G DONE BY FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Joan, at Clarke Insurance HERE./... Pass 4 NT Pass 6 NT Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Agency, 643-1126. 28S-2890 52S-1101 made just one discard. It 3234. EXPERIENCED PAINTER - Remodeling and Additions. pany, 643-5308. :»T7A«’ Pass Pass Pass was the nine of clubs! He Quality work at reasonable Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 1974 PIN T O STATION MM1S1 582-8S4S had hung on to the 7-4 of that prices. Free estimates. Call 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - WILL CUT TREES - Clean years experience! For Free TWO 16” 8 LUG FORD RIMS WAGON- Fully loaded. RENTALS suit. Land, Remove Brush. Free Tom. 643-0462. Estimates, call 646-4239. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, f r ■ Opening lead; 4 J NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet with tires, $70.00 firm. Please Excellent condition. $1600. 100% stock and in excellent Now, South overthought. Estimates. Call before 3 p.m., call Dave at 6494)872. Call after 4 p.m., 2897123. J ______He decided that East was 646-0464. repairs, plugged drains, shape. $4500. 742-8788. kitchen faucets replaced, still clutching those two EXPERIENCED PAINTING FARRAND REMODELING - 'TTrrWdrId't tirgiRtt ftItRCopt H to ttroni It em d m et By Craig Odgen. Quality repaired, rec rooms, clubs along with the 10 of DRIVEWAY SEALING Cabinets and Formica Tops, th t light of 9 lin g lt can d lt 15,00( miltf sway. spades and that West held Protects and Beautifies Your Workmanship! Interior and Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ bathroom remodeling, heat modernization, etc. Free By Oswald Jacoby the queen-8-7 of hearts. This Driveway! Experienced and Exterior. “ You Tried The ditions, Decks, All types of was silly indeed, but our Reasonable! Free Estimates. Rest, Now Stick With The Remodeling and Repairs. Estimate gladly given. M & M and Alan Sontag Best." Call 649-8749, 742-9979. Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. friend does go out of his way Call Art, 649-3061. Phone 643-6017. Astrograph to lose. He led a heart, The Bom Loser — Art Sansom Today shows our old friend the unlucky expert at finessed dummy’s 10 and MSGOUNT ON MSGOUNT SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) was down two. _____ his worst. He reached a When it comes to a financial ■(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIi^ASSN.T Oltices-Storea lor Rent 55 Ofllcea-Stone for Rent 55 Autoa For Bala 67 situation that you share, be ^SbUK»JOW,rU.ESFri. kmon" WHIO) dOWJTRnSTHE reasonable notrump slam Apartmente For Rent S3 which can be made, but 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. qfour strong and follow what you w&nmcMTmem&t ASAAUCH ABOUT (Do you have a question for MANCHESTER - Main Street DUON ran N D SIM ia SUE know to be right. The other succeeded in going down two the experts? Write “ Ask the WEST STREET- 4 rooms, se­ Excellent running condition, in spite of starting with 11 cond floor of 2 family, on bus modern office available. 400 automatic transmission, Our larg* discount plus Ths Ford fsctory Incsntivs on 1979 ‘Birthday person is daydreaming. A$ sbu col r - KPLAVtPIIOTHt^'jfeAR?^ Experts, " care of this newspa­ sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call SAQITTARIUS (Nov.23-Ooc.21) top tricks. Of course, his per. Individual questions will line. Available August 1st. 649- MANCHESTER - New Office power steering and radio. opponents gave him his 7287 alter 6 p.m. 646-2469 or 646-2755. Space available, in central Thundsrblrds, LTD’s snd Trucks Purchst^ from Stock... You'll be sorry if you give in to ¥ be answered if accompanied New battery, new body work. • July 20. 1979 another for the sake of avoiding chance. by stamped, self-addressed Business Location. Ap­ 568-2646. SuMML LM Prtc* He won the club lead in proximately 250 square feet. *6870 Jilany new changes in your a disagreement. Negotiate if envelopes. The most interest­ MANCHESTER necessary and you'll satisfy dummy, came to his hand FURNISHED - Two Room Ef­ Carpeting, air conditioning. 4>ase of operation will be occur- ing questions will be used in lOFHCE SPACE Lm 8 our diacouirt 0 8 2 2ing this coming year, keeping everyone con(?erned. with a diamond, led a heart this column and will receive ficiency. All utilities. Quiet Call 649-7000, 9 a m. to 4:30 CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.1l) and played dununy's nine. copies of JACOBY MODERN.) location. $200 plus security. Jl FOR BEHT 4rou extremely busy. Take care, p.m. aiowever. you don't take as a You may not be able to bring Call 646-0758 alter 6 p.m. 250 Muare feel, center of TOP CASH for mnk or Heathcliff — Georga G a to ly wrecked cars. Call Blonder’s L«M •5878 Jiartner just anyone for the your aims and ambitions in line Manchester, air con-- MANCHESTER - Retail, •ake of expediency. with those of your co-workers. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT- Mitiqning and parking. storage and / or manufac­ of Hartford - 522-4414. Ford factory If so. it will have a diluting 2 0 0 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Con­ ; ^ ¥ ■ Centrally located. No pets. iCali:643-9551. turing space, 2,000 sq. ft. to Incanthra centrate your energies and effect upon your efforts. 1 Call after 5 p.m., 649-9066. 50,000 sq. ft. Very reasonable. efforts today toward projects AQUARIUS (Jan.294=^eb.1l) Be QctI Brokers protected. Call ind cares concerning your realistic in your involvements WInthrop — Dick Cavalll 466 MAIN STREET. North of Heyman Properties, 1-226- today. You could treat a se­ 1967 CHEVROLET - 2 door Come and family. Keep 7 — Homes for Rent 54 Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. 1206. strangers out of your affairs. rious situation too lightly be­ pePT. - of centrally located space. Sedan. New muffler and cause you won’t face up to the OP battery. Best Reasonable J)iscover with whom yo^best PRISO N ERS SPACIOUS THREE Ideal for store, office or other Resort Property NEW 1070 FORD THUNDERBIRI •5678 je t along romantically by send­ truth. SANUMlWl Offer. Call 646-2161. CLAIM THAT BEDROOM HOUSE with business or commercial use. For Rent 56 Small 302 V-8, automatic, power ataarlno, pw ar oraK ^ raw ing for your new Astro-Graph PISCES (Feb.29-Msrch 29) fireplace. 2‘-2 baths and lots Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. DELIVERED Xelter which begins with your Things may fook good on the WHBQTOU more. 1 368-3). Rental ANDOVER LAKE- Water­ windowdafroatar, AM radio, la f^ n d birthday Mail $1 for each to surface, but unless you build a e p a d O A i o T Assistors. small lee. 236-5646. front. 3 bedrooms. Available trim, alactrlc clock, opera windowa, wida body aM moMInga, Jkstro-Graph. P.O. Box 489, Ra- sturdy foundation they'l) fail OFTIMBIN OFFICE, EXCELLENT apart at the seams with the first LOCATION! Good Traffic now thru end of August. $175 QR78X15 whitawall radlala, lull whaal covara. No. 9438.______4ioCity Station, N.Y. 10019. Be e o L i T A p y THREE BEDROOM - 2 weekly. Call 649-2871, or 643- 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 J ure to specify birth time. wind. Exposure! Heat, air, parking, ARIES (March 21-AprU II) CCNFfNEMENT.. children. No pets. Will give janitor. $100 per month. Call 7605. speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 EO (July 23>Aug.22) Someone references. Need by August mpg highway. Please call 646- J ou could go to bat for today You’ll have a ton of Ideas today 649-5334...... and they'll all be pretty good 1st. Call 649-5434 anytime. Wanted to Rent 57 3685. lay not be worthy of your Suggaatad Royalty and Involvement. Take ones. Unfortunately, you may PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS Llat Prica •8038 ^are as to whom you go out on only talk about them Instead of THREE BEDROOM HOUSE - WANTED TO RENT - FOUR putting them into practice. OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ Ihe limb for. Prefer rural setting, within 10 proximately 2600 square feet. «IR Q O (Aug.23-Sepl.22) In TAURUS (AprU 29-May 19) ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep our diacount 1428 miles of Manchester center. with ample parking. Close to 1975 LINCOLN ]rylng to be a good guy. you When it cornea to your financial s By 3 mature adults. C47-1708 center, hospital and new court trying, CONTINENTAL - 4 door. could let an unreined person affairs, you may have a tend­ after 5 p.m. — 8 to 4:30, 646- building. For info, call 568- Town car. Excellent running ake over the reigns and run ency today to satisfy whims of PROFESSIONAL PERSON Laaa Ford •8810 i the moment without considera­ 3800, Ext. 55. 7658, or 871-0401. condition. 46,000 miles. 5 new hings. Chances are. a lot of Short Ribs — Frank Hill WITH FAMILY WISHES to Michelins. $5,500. 6493648 or (complications will result. tion of the consequences. . rent 2 or 3 bedroom apartment Fac. Ineanllva GEMINI (May 21-Juna 29) You 6464143.. 200 ilBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) Don’t PIEP3JE LAB008 CANY ‘X g lS J SNAIL SH E^S by August 1st. 647-1491. Jet an ill-equipped person mud- will be able to awaken enthusi­ TH IS M JS r h a v e Vie things up lor you today, asm from just about everyone BEEN HIS LAST BE \/ERy fAR AHEAP. A R E S11LL VVARAA. I Tag Sale ! SEPTEMBER - Duplex continue to work things out the today except the one person CAMPSITE. without appliances, married NEW 1878 LTD WAOON evay you envision them. Don't you'd like to. No sense fighting a brick wall. couple. Main Street area. WANTED JUNK AND LATE Small V-8, automatic, AM radio, alr-oondItloiMd, Untad glaaa, oonv. (e t sidetracked. (NEWSPAPEB ENTERPniSE ASSN ) y After 5 PM., 647-9723. MODEL WRECKS - Cash •6410n n liirn m sro*>P> H.D. auap., HD battery, LH ramota mirror, axt accant group, ANP here w e 6 i r IN A QA9 UNE !" Is FAMILY TAG SALE .July TAG SALE- MovinA.j Paid. Call Parker Street Used : BBTrys World — Jim Sorry WANTED: Apartment or DtUVuiUl Dalx. Luggage Rack. 18431 I 21st, 10 - 5 July 22nd, 10 - 2. everything must be sold! ■ Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Bugs Bunny — HelmdshI & Stotfsl J F u rn itu re , books, TV, Saturday & Sunday Juiy 21st.| small house to rent. I household goods, instruments. St 22nd., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 137■ Manchester, Bolton or Coven­ BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 29 Suggaatad I many quality items. 57 Nor- D eepw ood D r iv e ," try area. Preferrable with allen gas tank. Automatic. Uat Price •7883 5weAKF/(ST 15 V/BAPYt HOW PiPVou^LeeF garage. 646-3478,9 - 5, Monday a man Drive, East Hartford. Manchester. f remendous trunk space. e u « 9 5 ON THE 50R4 3EP thru Friday or 295-0376 from 6 Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649 ... WA5 ITOOMFORT- our diacount 1333 . „zMNNNRRR. I TAG SALE- July 21st. St PM to 11 PM. 1294 after 5 PM. Tirils Funny World I 22nd . 10 to 3 170 Hilliard MANCHESTER KNIGHTS Our Boarding House EFLXXTP.' I Street. .Manchester. OF COLUMBUS TAG SALE- GREMLIN 1974 - Runs well. •6320 August 18th.. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. □ AUTOMOTIVE $1000. Please call 742-9514. UM.YM,1WNPAMT6~1 m ean EVERyN/D t h e r e ! TAG SALE - Saturday and Rent vour own space, $10. MR. DUMviLLE-vAS a SCIENTIFIC BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED Fac. Incantlva 200 HAB AN ,