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Attack Due ntng I • A Famlly-NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20it Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered MAHABAD, Iran (UPI) - Young men and teen-age girl volunteers were hurriedly trained for combat today as this Kurdish rebel stronghold prepared for an expected attack by tank-led Ira­ Plan Set to Break Deadlock nian government forces. klph Meeker, Albert Two armored columns of the Iranian military today took positions on key roads leading into Wife of Defector wHdntght Special Mahabad. travelers coming into the town said. The streets of Mahabad were To Be Interviewed calm, but scores of young Kurdish nkNn men and women crowded the former army garrison on a NEW YORK (UPI) - U S. and night on another Aeroflot flight. hillside overlooking the town. A Soviet officials have reached ten­ Meanwhile, the other members of "The Unfaithful" tative agreement on a plan to break I Sheridan, Lew Ayres. guerrilla explained they had come the Bolshoi Ballet left for Chicago at to "register themselves for the the deadlock over the wife of 1:53 a.m. EDT today aboard a United defected Bolshoi ballet star Aleksan­ "Retreat. Helll" battle.” Airlines charter flight, according to ink Love)oy. Richard The guerrillas trained teen-age dr Godunov, State Department the airline. girls and young men on howitzers ■ • j.. 'u tV. sources in Washington said today. ’The ballet had concluded a four- and four captured tanks and said The sources said that under the week engagement at the New York "The Story Of Louis more tanks and heavy guns were tentative plan, Ludmila Vlasova, who State Theater Sunday afternoon. It 1936) Paul Muni, Akim './/S', ■ “available" across the town. has been held aboard the Soviet was to perform at Chicago’s m Aeroflot airliner at New York’s AireCrown Theater Tuesday through Water Tests Kennedy Airport since Friday, will Sept. 2 and end its 45-day American mny be permitted by Soviet officials to be tour with an engagement at the MIDDLETOWN. Pa. (UPI) - taken to a mobile lounge parked adja­ Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles Testing begins this week on the cent to the plane. from Sept. 4 through Sept. 16. first sample of once-radioactive She would be interviewed there by The U.S. action prompted angry water drawn from the damaged American officials, away from any protests from the Soviets. nuclear reactor at Three Mile possibile intimidation from Soviet of­ Negotiations were held throughout Island. ficials who have previously refused the weekend, with President Carter Scientists at the nuclear plant to permit her to leave the aircraft. monitoring the talks from took the first step over the ■The Americans have refused to Washington. weekend toward decontaminating allow the plane to leave with the 36- In the latest move between the two 550,000 gallons of water that has year-old Miss Vlasova until they have sides, officials Sunday night were accumulated inside the unit No. 2 been assured by her that she is trying to arrange a meeting between reactor since the March 28 acci­ leaving voluntarily. tbe Godunovs. dent. The sources said that the The United States originally asked Working from a custom-built mechanical details of the tentative for a private meeting — with Miss ' i protective booth, researchers agreement are being worked out in a Vlasova off the plane and out of the Saturday removed the first sam­ complex series of arrangements in­ presence of Soviet authorities. ple of what they hope is decon­ volving the two sides in New York, The Soviets rejected that request taminated water from the base­ Depdrture Blocked the State Department, the White and chief U.S. negotiator Donald ment of the unit's containment Cars block the departure of a Soviet ficials have grounded the plane, insisting that House and the Soviet Embassy in McHenry, a deputy ambassador to building. jetliner in New Ifork City, Sunday. Aboard they be allowed to determine if the woman Washington. the United Nations, offered a com­ Sandy Polon, communications the jet is the wife of Bolshmer^ littio Monday, September 3rd for 2711 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 “ 1 chaired Senate hearings in Utah to 10 a.m. Saturday. Sheldon Road and Oakland thing Circulation — II you have a problem Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 with people who received fallout “Americans for Salt If” fund-raiser dinner, at the Dunfey Labor Day except Meriden Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Street. (Eighth District) re^jardinp service or delivery, call Fajiiily...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 during early tests, and it has taken weekly. $3.90 ior-onc month. $11.70 for Resort Hotel, Hyannis, Mass., Sunday. Sen. Kennedy .said the Sunday, 9:21 p.m. — thetrtroclarfniA^^l Square, open from 10-4. Customer Service. 647-yy4«i Delivery Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 all these years for the dangers of three months. $23.40 for six months, and Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty is the single most important False alarm on North $ " Awtltcwn manthertar^ should be made by '> p.m Monday cancer and disabilities caused by $46,80 for one year. Mail rales are Office hours are 8:.'i0 a m. lo 5 p.m national security issue facing the country and should be ap­ Street. (Eighth District) throujjh Friday and by 7 30 a m. Satur­ Monday through Friday. low-level radiation to come out,” he day available on request. proved by the senate. (UPI photo) said. PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. August 27. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon.. August 27, 1979 — PAGE FIVE Oil Spill Legion Disease Dagon Fighting Hard for Mayor’s Seat Problems (Editor's Note; department heads to divulge their gets together on Memorial day for a - This is the first of three profiles family cookout. Linked to River business and property interests. on the mayoral candidates who are “Blackstone has said this wouid The town had 18,(X)0 residents when running in the upcoming Sept. 11 Dagon was bom. It is now pushing Mounting force department heads to live in a ATLANTA (UPI) - Federal fever, for a non-fatal outbreak in a primary. Profiles on Mayor Richard fishbowl. I want to live in a fishbowl” .60,000. medical researchers now say Legion­ single building in Pontiac, Mich., in H. Blackstone and Synergy School he said. 1968 that felled 144 people. He attended local schools and was CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (UPI)- naires’ disease may be spread by soil Head Teacher Gary D. LeBeau will excavation and by contact with con­ Pontiac fever symptoms include follow.( • propose a charter change to graduated from East Hartford High Ted Keeling has done his last fishing School. for awhile at the Cedar Bayou inlet taminated river Water and mud. headache, fever, chilis and nausea, create a better balance of power but not the pneumonia and involve­ By CHRIS BLAKE After high school, he served in the from Mesquite Bay into the Gulf of Previous investigations had between the mayor and the council ment of the gastrointestinal tract, Air Force during the Korean conflict. Mexico. The government team pointed only to water in air con­ Herald Reporter under the strong mayor-council form kidneys and central nervous system He went to work for tierber facing mounting problems in fighting ditioning towers as the transmitting EAST HARTFORD - Outside, a of government. The powers are not mechanism in outbreaks of the that marks the severe form of clearly delineated in the present Products and married the former history’s worst oil spill is having the huge sign proclaiming, “Dagon for virulent form of pneumonia, which L^ionnaires’ disease. Mary Ellen Coppinger. He attended bayou dammed with sand and shell. Mayor," in red letters decorates one charter, he said. This allows the claimed 29 lives in Philadelphia in 'The CDC was able to identify the window. A similar sign, stating mayor to usurp powers, he said. college in the evening and worked as It is the latest and most drastic a salesman during the day. He com­ 1976. causative agents in both the James "Bates for Treasurer" hangs from • allow the deputy mayor to run defensive step ordered by Coast River and Pontiac outbreaks by pleted his studies and was graduated Guard Capt. Roger Madson, com­ Ironically, the evidence linking another window at Dagon the town when the mayor is absent. saving blood specimens and testing from the University of Hartford mander of the inter-agency team river water and mud to direct headquarters, 243 Burnside Ave. "East Hartford shouldn’t be run by them with laboratory techniques dis­ school of business and management. fighting to keep spreading Mexican transmission of Legionnaires' dis­ Inside campaign workers are busy. appointed aide when the mayor is ease came to light because of an inci­ covered in 1977. He later received a certificate for oil out of Texas' wildlife-nurturing District maps and Democratic voter absent,” he said. dent that occurred six years ago near ’’Eivdence is accumulating that lists are piled on one table. Empty • support parents who want to re­ completing a course in business law bays. at Cornell University. He is now par­ Richmond, Va., but was not revealed aerosolization of contaminated water coffee cups and donut boxes clutter tain neighborhood schools and sup­ And the battle was intensified late until recently. may be a prime method for epidemic ticipating in a management course at Sunday by grave news that a new another table. port community use of schools if the In July 1973, two similar outbreaks spread of Legionnaires’ disease and Harvard. 'A . -m M e If*.': • One worker gets off the phone and Board of Education votes to close storm in the same place the oil is of illness — one now known to have that the organism may be particular­ sighs, "We’ve got to fight for every some schools. He is in his 27th year at Gerber blowing out of control from the China’s ’Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping, right, Products. He is territory sales the Great Hall of the People. Mondale is been Legionnaires' disease — oc­ ly well adapted to warm water,” vote we can get." runaway Ixtoc I well - Mexico’s Bay Fraser said. “I’m in complete accord with the manager for southern New England. serves a Chinese dish with chopsticks to Vice visiting China on a good will tour. (UPI curred in workers after they had The man they are fighting for is 49- of Campeche — was upgraded to a There have been two outbreaks of people who are fighting to maintain His political career is long and President Walter Mondale during a photo) cleaned steam turbine condensers on year-old George A. Dagon, who has tropical depression and threatened to Legionnaires' disease this year, neighborhood schools,” he said. varied. welcoming banquet Sunday hosted by Deng at the James River. held elected office longer than blow oil over the carefully laid affecting eight people in Eau Claire, Wien Dagon talks about Mayor He became a town committee Dr. David V.'. Fraser, an anyone on the ballot in the upcoming defenses. Wis., and six in Jamestown, N.Y. Blackstone, he does not mince words. member in 1%2 and was appointed to epidemiologist with the national Sept. 11 Democratic primary. Dr. Neil Frank, director of the Last year there were seven out­ 0 Here is a sample: ’"There is a myth serve on the first Economic Oppor­ Center for Disease Control and head Dagon is running against five-term National Hurricane Center in Miami breaks involving 229 people. About about Dick Blackstone’s financial tunity Commission in 1965. Mondale Begins Talks of the CDC’s special pathogens unit, Mayor Richard H. Blackstone and which is also monitoring Tropical 500 sporadic cases also w ere genius. He’s not a financial genius; In 1967, he ran unsuccessfully to said by checking victims’ blood Synergy School Head Teacher Gary Storm David off Florida, said the reported in 1978. he’s a financial bust. seek a vacancy on the Board of specimens saved from that incident, D. LeBeau. “Nothing of significance has been broad center of the newly formed ”we have recently found that one of Education. tropical depression was 175 miles If Dagon succeeds on Sept. 11, he initiated out of Town Hall in the 10 these outbreaks was caused by infec­ will have taken an important step r£f?s In 1968, when the town elected a south-southeast of Brownsville. With Chiiiese Officials Vermont Finds years he’s been mayor. tion with Legionella pneumophila, Republican mayor and six GOP coun- Texas, moving north-northwest at 10 Deng, the architect of China’s toward reaching the pinnacle of East “ His attitude about everything he PEKING (UPI) - Vice President Joan and daughter Eleanor, arrived the bacterial agents of Legionnaire^’ cilmen, Dagon was the top modernization bid and its opening Disease Case Hartford politics — the Office of doesn’t originate is negative. mph with highest winds of 35 mph. Walter Mondale, the highest-ranking in Peking Saturday for the highest- disease." Democratic vote-getter and served toward the West, told Mondale: “1 BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - Mayor. “It seems rather strange that he's Weather forecasters said the American to visit China since level consultations between the two Writing about Legionnaires' dis­ for two years as Minority Leader of think that for the leaders of China If he fails, Dagon will have to sit been mayor for 10 years, yet we've depression was moving north- diplomatic relations were es­ countries on Chinese soil since the ease in the August issue of Science Medical Center Hospital officials say the council. and the United States to meet out at least the next two years, had no proposed laws or ordinances northwestward from about 150 miles tablished in January, had his first visit by President Ford in December magazine, Fraser also said other out­ they have diagnosed the first case of regularly to exchange views will be because he is vacating his position as coming from the Mayor’s Office He was also the top vote-getter in south-southeast of Brownsville. formal discussions today with 1975. breaks of the illness "appeared to Legionnaires disease reported in significant for the development of Town Council chairman and deputy during that time.” 1969 in a Democratic landslide that Texas, causing winds to gust at 25 Chinese Vice Premier Deng Deng, who visited the United result from airborne organisms Vermont since the summer of 1978. our bilateral relationship and for mayor. saw Blackstone elected as mayor. mph over portions of South Padre Xiaoping. States earlier this year, hosted an spread from sites of excavation of The victim, Robert Dunn, 24, was Dagon has said the secret to Island. world developments” listed in stable condition early Sun­ Dagon said he wants to be elected He served as Majority Leader The tiny, 75-year-old Chinese elegant banquet Sunday night for soil and sporadic cases of Legion­ Blackstone's success with town Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., Who mayor because he believes he can from 1969-74 and was elected chair­ A squall packing heavy rains was leader met Mondale and other U.S. Mondale's party. naires’ disease have been associated day. Town Council Chairman George Dagon is Blackstone and Gary LeBeau in a three-way budgets is overstating expenses and arrived in China before Mondale on a run the town at less cost than man in 1974 by a vote of the council. riding the edge of the storm’s center, officials at the entrance of the Great "Good morning, my friend, we had with excavation and construction.” The bacteria that causes the shown outside his headquarters for his latest primary in September. (Herald photo by understating revenues. Thus, Dagon separate tour, said after meeting Blackstone can and still improve ser­ His service on various council com­ officials said, and a flash-flood watch Hall of the People and escorted them a marvelous time last night," Mon­ "It may be that Legionnaires’ dis­ pneumonia-like illness was first political fight — the mayor’s seat in East Blake) believes, he unnecessarily raises the Chinese leaders that Peking was dis­ isolated after it killed several people vices. mittee and town commissions is was in effect prompting a marine to the conference room, where they dale said as he arrived in the Great ease is basically a soil organism,” he tax rate. illusioned over the slow pace of es­ at a 1976 American Legion conven­ Before the council adopted its 1979- Hartford. Dagon is facing Mayor Richard almost too long to list: chairman of warning for small craft. sat around a long rectangular table. Hail of the People. "Our party was wrote, "the ecologic niche and 80 budget. Dagon and his campaign “ I'm absolutely convinced I had a tablishing favorable trade ties with tion in Philadelphia. the Emergency Medical Service The system could be upgraded to Mondale. accompanied by wife thrilled.” epidemic potential of which are gocxi working budget this year, but the United States. Dr. Harold Beaty said that while he workers combed every budget for the The budget failed to get a second save money by analyzing town If elected as mayor, Dagon would Study Committee, Ordinance Com­ tropical storm strength as it neared expanded by the increasing use of past five years. They cut every area the council wouldn’t even discuss South Padre Island today, In particular, Jackson said, the has not been involved in the Dunn from the five Democratic coun- departments for possible waste and also: mittee chairman. Public Building water in various heat rejection where expenses had been overstated cilmenn prompting Dagon to bitterly it,” he said. forecasters said. Chinese were disappointed over case, an occurence of the disease is adopting a proposed ordinance which • work to revitalize the central Commission Chairman, chairman of systems.” and came up with a no-tax-increase In an open letter to voters, Dagon Preparation began Sunday for delays by the Carter administration not uncommon, chastise his fellow councilmen. would impose a $5-a-ton fee for com­ business district on Main Street. He the Dial-A-Ride Study Committee, Hartford Woman Held Fraser said the James River in­ budget. said he is convinced if they elect in sending a new Sino-American ”We know a great deal more about Dagon said the town can further mercial garbage haulers. said the mayor hasn’t made enough Inland Wetlands Commission chair­ damming off part of the Gulf, which vestigation furnished "the first Blackstone. he will not serve out his trade agreement to Capitol Hill for the disease and subsequently, we are of an effort there. man and chairman of the Internal in one maneuver will join two islands evidence that it (Legionnaires’ dis­ full two-year term. congressional approval. able to detect it earlier and lessen its • put more police officers on the Investigations and Audit Committee. to create a 60-miIe-Iong barrier in In Death Of Young Son ease) spreads from river water and Administration officials traveling severity and the chances of fqtality,” streets and assess the organization of ” I have no doubt he’ll continue to He has also won kudos for the front of the winter refuge for most of mud.” , with Mondale said they were not con­ Beaty said. the Police Department. “I’m not look for a state job and the Town smooth and low hey manner in which the world’s 1(X) whooping cranes. The HARTFORD (UPII - A Hartford Saturday. Police said the boy had Ten of those victims were cerned with Jackson’s remarks. “We More than 31 cases of Legionnaires Board To Decide Buses talking about increasing the police Council will then hand-pick his he conducts Town Council meetings job is to be done by W«lnes(iay. woman was being held on 410,(X)0 been dead at least 24 hours. diagnosed as having a relatively mild don’t think there's a problem there," disease have been reported in Ver­ budget, but a possible redistribution successor in a closed-door meeting, ” as chairman. But federal officials along the bond today on charges stemming Assistant State Medical Examiner form of the illness known as Pontiac Texas coast admit strong waves and one official said. mont since 1977. MANCHESTER — The Board of Education is expected varsity players, but the parents wanted an additional $5,- of resources,” he said. he said. Dagon’s friends and former from the death of her 4-year-old son. Donald Hazen pronounced the child winds could render oil containment to act on its transportation committee’s recommen­ 160 to cover expenses for 124 students who have indicated • assess the organization of the (Blackstone has denied he is classmates from EHHS speak fondly whose body was found in a closed dead after a police cruiser was hailed buoys and other preventive measures dations on bus routes for the coming year. a desire to play. Town Hall staff. “Every department looking for a state job. saying his of him. Many believe he would be a refrigerator. by the mother. The board will meet tonight at 8 at its 45 N. School St. In other matters, among three washout accounts is a should be looked a t.” he said. desire is to serve the community for good mayor. ineffective. Police said Margarette Johnson, The refrigerator wasn’t operating headquarters. long-awaited federal grant for remedial math and • push for a charter change man­ two more years, I Dagon said he wants to be mayor Keeling. 43, a Dripping Springs. 30. was scheduled to be arraigned in because the apartment had no elec­ Last Thursday, the transportation committee decided bilingual education. dating election of Planning and Dagon admits he has been accused because he cares deeply about East Texas, contractor, has fished in Hartford Superior Court today on tricity at the time, police said. to reinstate bus service to two routes which the ad­ The school system received the grant earlier this Zoning Commission officials. They of being too provincial, but there is a Hartford. Cedar Bayou "pretty often" because, charges of injury or risk of injury to Police Sgt. James Looby said it though accessible to man only by ministration had recommended to eliminate. The com­ month, which allows it to provide additional remedial are now appointed. “They should put good reason. “I grew up here and it would please a minor. appeared the child probably climbed boat or plane, it is a major mittee acted on Police Chief Robert Lannan’s safety services an at the elementary level. The district will hire their voting record on the line every Dagon was born here and grew up me to no end if my two children Her son, Aaron, was found by the into the refrigerator. The boy had thoroughfare for fish, crabs, shrimp precautions and restored the buses. However, five other two full-time equivalent remedial specialists for the two years,” he said. on William Street in the Burnside settled down here, ” he said. “I love woman and a friend at her home been left alone in the apartment, and other marine life. eliminated routes were left intact. elementary schools and up to three counselors for • push for a financial disclosure section of town. His father still lives Elast Hartford and I want to live here police said. The administration will also provide updates on the Manchester High School and the two junior high schools. ordinance that would require town on William Street and the family still for the rest of my life." 1979-80 budget, and inflation’s impact on transportation, "U and the status of the football equipment issue. About 50 parents appeared at a school board hearing Coventry Panel Gets YANKEE L, last Monday urging the board to increase funds for the football budget. The budget supports 90 varsity and junior Plan to Split Parcel legal clinics NEW MANCHESTER OFFICE COVENTRY — A proposal to divide a 73-acre parcel of NOW OPEN TO SERVE THE CITIZENS OF EASTERN CONNECTICIT THE SHOPPING BAG land into several agricultural lots will be presented to the PHONE 643-0500 Back to School Planning and Zoning Commission tonight at 7:30 in the Area Police Report I FR EE INITIAL CONSULTATION Town Hall. Vernon Alvin Goodin is asking to divide his property on Nathan S U . DIVORCE ‘135 i n . CORPORATION ‘ 120 Hale Road-South Street into six agricultural lots. Paul Santochristo, 19, of 432 Taylor St., Vernon, was WEST MAIN STREET ROCKVILLE 'The commission will also review two applications for Sr.- WU ‘30 BANKRUPTCY ‘ 195 charged Saturday with making an improper turn. He was sub-divisions for two lots on Goose Lane and four on involved in a two-car accident on Taylor Street. Parker Bridge Road. msum/WR W ILL ‘ 55 Simple ADOPTION ‘ 125 BLUES The driver of the other car was Roland L. Fitzgerald, To be reviewed again is a request for a special permit 22, of Phoenix Street, Vernon. No injuries were reported. X DENTOTAPE to allow establishing a residential treatment facility for REAL ESTATE aOSINGS NAME CHANGE ‘ 75 Santochristo has a court answer date of Sept. 7 in OLD neglected and abused boys on Cross Street. at LON C o st Rockville. 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We SOUTH WINDSOR - Residents of Job Bank Coordinator not require the hiring of ATLANTA tUPIl - From a were counted on untreated plants as work. “ The $75,000 budgeted for another permanent create saleable goods and readiness, employment op­ employment and maintain need more opportunities to bridgehead in New Jersey, the were found on those sprayed with the the Maskei Road and Garnet Lane Young assured residents that the economic development was es­ Project Explore services. portunities are develops a working relationship with fill both temporary and area have been reassured by the full portion of Maskei Road, as well tablished as a ‘contingency’ for The MACC job bank employee. voracious Japanese beetle has been neem extract.” Many of our clients By teaching the demands in the community. employers in the area. permanent positions. It Happiness Is,.. Town Council that reconstruction of as Garnet Road, would be requests from industries under the employment program will In regard to job develop­ costs us tax dollars to keep slowly eating its way south and west The neem tree is a commercially- qualify for Maverick. and expectations of regular Of course not all ex A REAUY CLEAN UUNDROMAT grown crop in India, where the seed the roadways disrupted by sewer reconstructed. provisions of the Industrial Roads be designed to meet the offenders lack job training ment, it must be un­ our brothers or neighbors for more than 60 years. needs of ex-offenders and Based in Hartford, employment, through ac­ $$ MR CONDITIONEO i r There has been little to st6p this is used in medications, for lamp fuel construction wiil begin before the Young said that he discussed the Guidelines,” Young said. tual experience. Maverick and experience. Some need derstood by both the'job in juail onset of winter. options for allocating money for the will, in the end, save tax Maverick Corporation If we work at this marauder of fruit trees, grape vines, and as a repellent for insects. provides longer term work helps individuals build only an opportunity to work bank and prospective TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY The Market- Bulletin article said In a unanimous vote, the Town project, with town controller George He added,' ’’Reallocating these dollars. employers that only together it will cost time rose bushes, grass and home gardens monies at this time will diminish this Presently, the cost of experience for the reputations as reliable for an employer willing to except certain powerful insecticides "prospects appear good that it is only Councii agreed to realiocate $54,000 Spring, and recommended that the carefully screened and and involvement to keep contingency, however, all the other keeping a person in prison chronically unemployed, workers while developing a overlook a criminal record SPECIAL that only control its numbers. a matter of time before scientists to cover the costs of drainage work councii reallocate the amount from solid work record and good prepared clients will be him out. If you have jobs or alternatives would require runs between $8-$18,000 a and includes ex-offenders in in favor of having a skilled Now, agriculture researchers may compiete their research and a and road base materials for the the $75,000 presently in the Economic employement habits. worker on his team. To be sent to apply for jobs. are an exoffender looking project. Development account and transfer to eliminating specifically funded year. It is in the com­ its program. 8u».mYntiiMiG*2.00 have found a natural, biological successfui deterrent to Japanese Although supported in No one stays at Maverick successful, however, job Many employers in the for work, call me at 649- An additional $40,000 for repaving the Capital Improvements account. projects or other programs,” he said,. munity’s best interest to Manchester vacinity have 2093 or 646-2803. weapon - an extract of tbe seed from beetles is available to the general part by state and federal for longer than a year. bank must recognize the wili come from the Sewer Commis­ explore ways to break the already hired exoffenders l U a C D H UUlHDROIIIAT _309CftmRt the East Indian neem tree. public.” unemployment — in­ funds. Maverick is not a Each individual’s progress barriers to employment The extract repels Japanese Georgia is on the southern extremi­ sion. It will be deducted from the is carefully monitored and faced by ex-offenders, have with fine results. Others Thank You original bid of the sewer contractors carceration cycle, enabling public welfare, make-work beetles with amazing success, accor­ ty of the beetie's inexorabie invasion the ex-offender to ding to researchers with the U.S. of the United States. in charge of the job. Town Manager Revised Plan Expected Carl Scott, Georgia’s state en- Millu B. Bi^gio Allan Young said. successfully re-enter the Department of Agriculture. Their world outside the walls. experimental findings were tomoiogist, said that if the neem tree Improper cleanup and job comple­ A criminal record, lack published in a recent issue of the extract turns out to be a good tion were cited as the reasons for On INew Swimming Pool SPEaN. BKK-TOSCHOOL SWINGS! Georgia Agriculture Department's biologicai controi “ it will be just Dr. Riggio iVamed road damage in the area, following of education and few Market Bulletin. what we've been looking for.” sewer installations. SOUTH WINDSOR - Revised Commission members fear that marketable skills are some of the barriers to employ­ According to the researchers, Scott said the beetle "feeds on over Trinity Professor Residents petitioned the council plans for the town’s proposed indoor the estimated cost of the pool, $1.9 ment that many ex­ Japanese beetles will starve before 350 various plants. We have an es­ this month complaining about the swimming pool are expected to be million, if left L-shaped, might cauM condition of the road. offenders face. they cat some plants treated with the timated 2,600,000 acres infested with presented to the Town Council at its voters to reject the proposal. It is As an em ployem ent the Japanese beetle in Georgia,” he HARTFORD - A Manchester resi­ The cost of drainage work and road extract. Sept, 4 meeting so they can be placed hoped that the state will fund up to 30 program tailored to this said. dent has been promoted to associate base materials, which will come The first tests using the neem tree on the ballot of the November elec­ percent of the cost through a grant to group our job bank must be extract were made on sassafras The insect has slowly moved south professor of English at Trinity from the Capital Improvements ac­ tions. be obtained by the State BiMrd of ready to teach job seeking foliage. The results were excellent, and west, at a rate of about 10-12 College. She is Dr. Milla B. Riggio of count, were originally estimated at Education, if the pool is to be used' skills and methods of the Georgia Market Bulletin article miles annually, from New Jersey, 114 Chestnut St. $60,000, however the amount was Plans were designed for an L- primarily as a teaching facility. fOfe said. It said treated leaves were where it was accidentally brought revised following the opening of bids shaped pool but rising costs have led holding down a job as well. A graduate of Southern Methodist for the project. As job bank coordinator, practically untouched. into this country prior to World War University, Riggio earned her doc­ the Public Building Commission to Young said that repaving should reconsider the design and to perhaps 1 have, for instance, sam­ Other successful tests also were I. torate at Harvard. She joined the The plans call for the natatorium, V'.ViV. ‘ ■ begin probably within 30 days and instead plan a rectangular pool. ple job applications on conducted on soybean foliage in the Scott said it now infests states Trinity faculty in 1973 and has also which the Board of Education hand and will be prepared along the Atlantic seaboard and has “certainly before the cold weather field. "Beetles rapidly destroyed un­ taught at Wheaton College. This chooses to call the pool, to be in a to go over one, step by treated foliage but treated foliage moved one county beiow Atlanta and sets in,” The commission has asked year, she will be on sabbatical leave Joel Esten of 83 Maskei Road, architect Joseph Hirsch to design a two-story building, heated, with the step, if necessary, with a received only minimal damage. into the northeastern part of the state to study aspects of medieval drama. water temperature to be set at 78 Thirty-six times as many beetles around Cornelia. questioned whether the south end of rectangular pool. This would client to stress the impor- Her research will be supported by a Maskei Road was actually accepted eliminate six proposed racing lanes degrees. The building proposed tance of answering $7,000 grant from Trinity. as a road, by the town, and asked if it and part of the area designed for would contain 500 lockers and have questions completely and would be included in the repaving deep diving. an outdoor patio. honestly. The average job inter­ view lasts between 10 and 15 minutes, a personnel Adult Evening School director told me recently, but an employer's decision to hire or not is usually made during the first five. Plans Credit Courses Seven NEWways to The job bank office will be MANCHESTER - Manchester’s Adult classes receive an automatic F and are a place to practice inter­ Evening School will again offer courses dropped from the class. Three times tardy view skills. In addition to for high school credit, open to adults, high equals one absence. dressing appropriately and school students and non-high school There are no fees for Manchester keeping appointments on residents. A fee of $20 is required for each helD make vour hom e graduates. time, the client, to be Each course, except physical education course from non-residents. successful, must handle and driver's education (classroom phase) The specific courses being offered are with confidence the will meet three hours per week for 12 listed below. Adults may obtain further in­ questions most frequently weeks. Physical education classes will formation about these courses (time, day asked by employers: Have and room) and a registration form by ob­ an awam winner. meet twice a week for two hours for SVa you ever worked before? weeks and driver education classes will taining an evening school brochure from a Why did you leave your last meet twice a week for two hours for a local bank, library or the Municipal job’’ Why did you choose period of 9 weeks. Building. Students who are presently our company? What are Since the material covered in each enrolled at Manchester High School must your plans for the future? course will be equivalent to that covered sign up with their guidance counselors at How do you explain your in the same type of course offered at the high school. job hopping? (or How do Ye Manchester High School during a Interested adults may also sign up at the we know you'll stay with semester, the high school credit granted regular adult school in-person registration us?) will be the same — 0.5 high school credits on Tuesday, Sept. 11, from 6:30-8 in the Most difficult to handle per course, (except physical education high school cafeteria. No registrations are the questions per­ ^ ^ 8 8 which is 0.2 credits and driver education will he accepted after Sept. 12. taining to an applicant’s Course offerings: COEP-related class, which is 0.3 credits.) a n e w Home history of prior arrest and Adults and students may take no more driver education, physical education, 4 ^ conviction. An exoffender ^A S u P, . j S-Sa i than two of these courses per semester. general math, science in today’s world, must learn to answer these S i 8m®' «en, Students and adults who miss three and functional English. question with candor and \ u , honesty. ’ .o'*" v ’ When an exoffender's Dancing, Organization poor work record is a primary handicap or when an employement oppor­ tunity is not immediately Topics of New Courses available, temporary jobs will continue to be MANCHESTER — Two new courses, the dance originally have been preserved. IMPORTANT SAVINGS not listed in the Adult School brochure, The second course to be offered is developed in the communi­ will be offered this fall by the Manchester Organization Plus. This is also a six week ty- FOR SCHOOL, HOME OR OFFICE! American Tourister Center Congregational Adult Evening School when the opening course and will be taught by Joan Terzon Conair Super-Power Attache Cases semester begins on Sept. 17. on Thursday evenings from 7-9 in Room and Emanuel Lutheran are 1200 Wan Sty ler 3” Deep The first course is English Country Dan­ 247. Topics will include: grocery shop­ two chruches that have 19.90 Our Reg. 26.84 cing, a six week course meeting on ping, menus, vacations and budget plan­ participated in ‘ Project CaMor RMular Price..... 24.99 CaMor Safe Price...... 17.76 S"Deep Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. in G36. ning. An emphasis on saving time and Reentry's One Day at a ____ Our Reg. 29.96 Time program this Coiiair Mail-In Rat>ate..... 5.00 22.47 The class will be taught by Frank Van money will be stressed. Molded, lightweight, with foam- Cleef who has been the leader for the past Tbe registration blank located on the summer. Our clients YOUR FINAL rubber cushioned handle. benefitted from COST ...... 12.76 Expandable 3-compartment four years of the Manchester based group back page of the Adult School brochure folder. Black or Brown. known as the Gallery Dancers. can be used to sign up for these courses Northeast Utilities has made a commitment to help our customers meaningful work 4 heat settings plus 2 drying experience and avoided speeds. Even a spot-drying nozzle English County Dancing is the direct Mail registrations will be accepted until for wave. N.E.S. 79 bv Pinto) Mr. and Mrs. Alton A. Mrs. Roger E. (Barbara) Mr. and Mrs. Hall were funnel aid inequitably — that is, ac­ Hall of 37 Holl St., married Aug. 27,1929 at the church and is also a income ladder are facing a serious Mr, and Mrs. Frank Grigalis Schubert of Westborough, cording to a formula based on need, Manchester, and Daytona Methodist church in Miller- member of Temple situation caused by U.S. dependence Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. in this case taking into account Beach, Fla., were honored R oger A. H all of ton, N.Y. and have lived in Chapter, O.E.S. on foreign oil, the rising prices for regional costs of heating fuel, length at a reception and dinner Manchester. The party was Manchester all of their Mr. Hall was employed that commodity and the gap between Engagements on Aug. 26 at the Glaston­ attended by relatives from lives. Both have been ac­ for 42 years by the ' and intensity of cold weather supply and demand. Discretion is not bury Hills Country Club in Florida, New York, Rhode tive in many community Southern New England patterns, concentrations of low- a factor when it comes to heating observance of their 50th Island, Massachusetts and affairs and are members of Telephone Co., before he income families, and so on. But con­ one's home in winter. Heat is a Too Many Good Deeds? wedding anniversary. Connecticut. The couple the South United Methodist retired in March 1967. He is sidering the rising price of oil and the necessity and one way or another the a m em b er of the Hosting the party were also have six Church. Mrs. Hall is a fact that two-thirds of the oil used for price must be paid. For those with By RICHARD E. COHEN M anchester Lodge of Critics pointed out that Murphy, their children, Mr. and grandchildren. charter member of the home heating in the United States is sufficient funds there should be an WASHINGTON (NEA) - At a time into exile. During his final days in of­ was not reprimended by the House as Masons. consumed in the nine Northeastern when many members of Congress fice, Somoza met with the U.S. am­ were three of his colleagues. who chairs the Merchant Marine and adequate systematic means of Fisheries Committee that drafted states, it is hard to conceive of any delivering government aid and the have become more circumspect in bassador to Nicaragua, who was These activities for foreign of­ The picture of Salmon P. C hau , Mcretary of the treauiry the bill, received $9,950 in maritime during Abrahem Lincoln's presidency and later chief fairer plan. The idea of allocating the choosing and helping their friends, uring the general to yield control. ficials in trouble demonstrate that PInochl* Scores money ought to come, as the ad­ contributions during a fundraiser in justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, is on the 90,000 bill. same amount of home heating funds ministration proposes, from excess one influential veteran lawmaker The ambassador was surprised to Murphy stands by his friends, He never went to law s^ o o l. June 1977 when he faced no election Manchester for Florida as for Maine scarcely goes out of his way to support them. find Murphy at the meeting, acting perhaps to a fault. Someone who has Vernon oil profits. for more than a year. In 1976, he Top scorers in the ' appeals to reason. These good deeds have attracted the as though he were a Somoza confi­ watched him closely said Murphy Winners in the Vernon When Congress reconvenes, it raised $11,200 in maritime money. Manchester Senior Citizens You certainly can... Had relief In the longer range, the ad­ attention of federal prosecutors. dant. does not show the discretion befitting Senior Citizens Pinochle should act with all deliberate speed Murphy showed t, similar lack of Pinochle Group game Aug. club tournament Aug. 23 at ministration is talking about cash Democratic Rep. John M. Murphy Murphy saw another dose friend, a member of Congress. on the President’s program. discretion a few years earlier when 23 at the Army and Navy the Senior Citizens Center HUy-FEVERSMIS Sutlenn payments and possibly tax credits to Providence (R.l.) Journal disproves the conventional wisdom the shah of Iran, ousted from office “He’s very dedicated, works hard Club are Fritz Wilkinson, are Ted Leboc, 665, Ann assist families having trouble that politicians care only about the earlier this year. The congressman and long hours. His failing, perhaps, he helped ”an old high-school buddy” H ere'i good newt for youl pain and pressure of cor>gestlon. Bulletin get an appointment with the 653, Ernestine Donnelly, Flechsig, 605, Ann Morell, Excluttve new “hard core" SYNA* Allows you to breathe easily — wishes and well-being of their con­ actively represented the shah’s is that he doesn’t see the overall pic­ 643, Ellen Bronkie, 639, CLEAR Oecongetlent tablets act stops watery eyes and runn^ Interstate Commerce Commission to 589, and Mae Richardson, Instantly and continuously to nose. You can buy SYNA-CLEAl stituents. government as well as the pahlavi ture,” the House insider said. George Last, 615, Hans 586. drain and clear all nasal-sinus at your favorita drug counter, Although he capably represents the Foundation, a multibillion-dollar plead for a trucking license. That Frederickson, 613, Cam cavities. One "hard core" tablet without need for a prescription. Perhaps the best example of Top scorers in the Aug. 21 gives up to S hours relief from Satisfaction guaranteed by voters of his Staten Island, N.Y., dis­ fund controlled by the former ruler Murphy’s zeal came in 1977 when he friend was Thomas Gambino, son of Venrillo and Ruth Search, game are Emily Brooks, maker. Try it today. a reputed one-time New York City 600, Betty Daniel and Peg IntroductoryOftarWorth ...... SUM Thoughts trict who have kept him in office 17 and his family. pushed legislation on behalf of the 700, Jennie Starke, 678, years, Murphy avidly advances the Partly because he fought in the Mafia boss. Vendrillo, 594, Floyd Post, John Frey, 667, and Bert Cut out thie ed — take to Ugoea Phermeoy. Purchase maritime industry and labor unions one peek of 8YNA-CLEAR fTsI a an d ‘ receive orte more Vocation us, who, happy enough in our chosen interests of groups, both domestic Korean War — during which he was to guarantee that U.S. ships would But Murphy soon may be facing Elizahcth C. Keith Gankofskie-Corriveau 591, Bea Cormier, 586, A1 Edwards, M3. 8YNAlA-CLEAR 12I Peck Free. Claudia Haney Gates, 585, and Martin mUKHESTER PMMDE First man, 85 years; “I believe vocations, are aware of other and foreign, that know little about severely wounded — Murphy also has carry at least 9.5 percent of the oil tough times. In recent months, the U6GETT PIURM«CY callings that would have fulfilled us Justice Department has been in­ Keitli-Perry The engagement of Miss Christine Bakstan. 582. that I am more destined to be a the area he serves other than its been a booster of South Korea. In imported into this country although it Haney-Dennison Gankofskie of Manchester to Donald landscapist after all.” in different ways. ferry. Often he is such an 1976 he led a congressional delega­ costs considerably more to use U.S. vestigating his activities, according Corriveau Jr. of Hebron, has been an­ Second man, 84 years: "How can Maybe it is just reassuring. We enthusiastic ally that he not only tion to Seoul to meet Korean officials tankers than to use foreign ones. to several newspaper reports. Its The engagement of Miss Elizabeth The engagement of Miss Claudia principal concern apparently is that Cadle Keith of Manchester to nounced by her parents, Mr. and you be sure of that yet?” thought as youth that as adults we helps them pass legislation but also and receive an honorary degree. Even with President Carter’s sup­ Bauman Haney to Richard Wells he has failed to register as a foreign Michael Charles Perry of Avon has Dennison, both of Manchester, has Mrs. George Gankofskie of 362 (Conversation recorded by the ar­ would know who we were and what counsels them on their personal dif­ A year later, he was one of many port, the cargo preference bill was been announced by her parents, Mr. been announced by her parents, Mr. Gardner St., Manchester. tist Paul Klee in his diaries.) we wanted to be. Now we’re adults ficulties. House members investigated for defeated by the House, primarily agent when dealing overseas. and Mrs. W. David Keith of and Mrs. John T. Haney Jr. of 160 Mr. Corriveau is the son of Mr. and There is something very appealing and we still don’t know. For example, Murphy recently ad­ having received a campaign con­ A fedeiM suit would provide a war­ Mrs. Donald Corriveau of 16 Abby because many lawmakers considered Manchester. Parker St., Manchester. And here are two elderly men still vised Anastasio Somoza before the tribution from Korean businessman ning that legislators must choose Drive, Vernon. ONLY! about this exchange. it a political payoff to the maritime Mr. Perry is the son of Mr. and Mr. Dennison is the son of Mildred TUES. Perhaps because we know that we asking each other what they are Nicaraguan president was forced Tongsun Park. However, Murphy community. their friends carefully. Miss Gankofskie graduated from Mrs. Alfred L. Perry of Reading, Eccellente of Florida and the late could have become something other going to be when they grow up. Mass. Welles C. Dennison. Manchester High School in 1977 and also attended the American Institute than we have. Or maybe because it Goture on personality growth and Miss Keith graduated from Saint life change doesn’t necessarily come Margaret's School and Briarcliff Miss Haney graduated from of Banking. She is employed as a The conjures up the fleeting realization The Lighter Side College. She is employed as a legal Assumption Collegi^ and is employed salesperson at Multi-Circuits, Inc. in that is partly by chance that we have even at four score and five. assistant at Murtha, Cullins, Richter, at Hartford Life Insurance Co. Manchester. been thrown into our situations with The Rev. (Chester C. Copeland, Pinney of Hartford. Mr, Corriveau graduated from these people and these tasks. Center Congregational Church, Mr. Perry graduated from Deer­ Mr. Dennison graduated from Windham Regional Technical hoicest Meats In Tj Or perhaps it is a picture of each of Manchester Through Real America Union College and is employed at School’s Carpentery Department in field Academy and from Tufts spend their spare time waiting on I'niversity. He is a member of the Hartford National Bank. He is also 1973. He is employed as a carpenter By DICK WEST Americans suspect you are an riverboat Carter took down the president of Honiss Oyster House Co. for Pratt & Klewin General Contrac­ Mississippi. I did, however, spend an levees. faculty at Avon Old Farms School in Yesterdays WASHINGTON (UPI) - Three itinerant Washingtonian, they won’t Avon The couple is planning an Oct. 8 tors. Inc. of South Windham. evening aboard the Mark Twain, a They don’t care what the Energy weeks ago, this date, I disguised give you the straight dope about The couple is planning a November wedding at the Unitarian Meeting The couple is planning a June 14, paddlewheeler that makes nightly Department don’t allow, they gonna IWCHOPS . * 1 • 25 Years Ago boys, are commended by the myself as a hinterlander and set themselves. wedding, iNaylor photo) House in Hartford, (Nassiff photo) 1980 wedding at Concordia Lutheran American Red Cross for heroic ac­ excursions along the New Orleans wait on the levee anyhow. That is the Sherwood Robb denies claim that forth in search of the Real America That probably is President Church m Manchester. tions in two separate fires earlier waterfront as far downstream as the message I brought back from Real School Board delayed approval of that President Carter keeps telling Carter’s problem. His forays into Keeney Street School plans. this year. Real America, made without F. Edward Hebert Naval Hospital. America. us exists somewhere out there across Later, in Boulder, Colo., I spent the 10 Years Ago Members of Girl Scout Troop 1 cloaking his true identity, give him a (Until you have seen the F. * the wide Potomac. night in the home of a Real American 1.19 Wesley Bouchard and Scott return home after a two-month tour distorted picture of what it is like out Edward Hebert Naval Hospital by Births A masquerade is essential in a Eagleson, both newspaper delivery of Europe. moonlight from the deck of a family, Mark and Dina Elder. They quest of this sort. For if Real there. took me out to hear some mountain $1 QCI To get an unvarnished version of Mississippi sternw heeler, you ilursrlirid. Craig Adam, Son of Henry Van Houtte of Enfield. He has Mrs. Robert Duff of Manchester. His T p ^ S DOMESTIC ^ haven’t seen Real America.) music played by an eight-piece band what Real Americans are like, — one saxaphone and seven bongos. Robert A. and Cheryl A. Tilton a brother, Freddy C. Jr. paternal grandparents pre Mr. and sooon , you’ve got to pass yourself off as one All up and down the river, I saw big Harscheid of 223 Kelly Road. South Mrs. Adolf Stout of I^ng Beach, (I have all of this documented on BOILED HAM . • m ' l THOSE M AT PEOPLE 90 YOU ME4M THE YIETHAMESE OR JIMMY of them. crowds of Real Americans waiting on Windsor. He was born Aug. 18 at .Slieii, Crislinu Gayle, daughter of Calif. He has a brother, Shawn ^ JUST THE MOST PAmETlC the levee! This illustrates the point 1 home movies.) i Rockville General Hospital. His Philip, IVii, garter a m p his RAMILY? I made it a point of identifying When Carter visits Real American Robert J. and Gayle E. Chmielecki was making. maternal grandfather is Richard V. EOU YOU EYER SAV? myself as Rimbeau Hookersmith, a homes, he is shielded from these Shea of Rockville. She was born Aug. JIHHY CARTER TOOK A RIVER turkey wattle processor of Butter­ When Carter, traveling as presi­ Tiiton of Millbury. Mass. His pater­ 20 at Rockville General Hospital. Her Pulnuin, Kalliryn Lee, daughter CRUISE VACATION ABOARD THE harsh realities. His unawareness of nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of Stuart J. and Mary-Ellen Biathrow DELTA QUEEN LAST WEEK- milk Falls, Wis. My traveling compa­ dent, saw big crowds of Real paternal grandmother is Mildred w h a t 's he TRYING TO PROVE? Americans waiting on the levee, he such menaces as the Rocky Mountain Fred Harscheid of Somers. He has a Bordeau of Rockville. She has a Putnam of Tolland. She was born \ THAT HE CAN KEEP HiS nion I introduced as ’’the missus,” a infestation of bongo players is one of brother. Robert A Jr Aug. 14 at Rockville General PRESIDENCY AFLOAT. Real Americanism that incited her to took it as a sign they were brother. Robert James II; and a HIGHLAND PARK MARKET f the reasons he projects such an Hospital. Her maternal grandparents smite me with her purse. demonstrating support for his energy sister. Elaine. negative leadership image. A aniluullr. Ju>i(in Vilen, son of are Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Biathrow Except for being incognito, I did program. of White Street, Manchester. Her Had he gone down the river preten­ In the next public opinion poll, 1 Fred and Diane Worthington Van .Stout, David Robert, son of Mr. 317 Highland Street the types of things Carter does when wouldn't be surprised to see him and Mrs. David W. Stout of 88 Oak paternal grandparents are Mr. and ding to be a turkey wattle processor, Houtte of 79 Brooklyn St.. Rockville. he ventures into Real America. ranked below Rimbeau Hookersmith. He was born Aug. 19 at Rockville St., Manchester. He was born Aug. 21 Mrs. Robert Putnam of West Manchester • 646-4277 Unfortunately, I was unable to as I did, he would have realized that General Hospital. His paternal at Rockville General Hospital. His Simsbury. She has a brother, book passage on the Delta Queen, the Real Americans just na'turally like to grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Michael, 2Vz. EVENING HERALD. Mon., August 27. 1979 - PAGE^LEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 27, 1879 ObItuariM Moriarty’s Square Set Mvru J. V. Thomas Wyville H. Peabody Antoinette P. Tirone ELLINGTON - Myra Jenkins VERNON - Wyville H. Peabody, I EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. An­ Coming from a two games to sively they rapped 12 hits. Bidwell, in process. Buddy Silva began the up­ Moriarty’s put further icing on the Vaughn Thomas, 92. of 3 Snipsic 87, of 45 Sunnyview Drive, Vernon, toinette Peretto Tirone, 74, of 32 none deficit, Moriarty Bros, three playoff decisions, has two wins rising with a triple and toed the plate cake in the sixth with two tallies. A on a wild pitch. Village. Main Street, wife of the late died Sunday at his home. Superior Ave., Newington, died at an equalized the Twilight League and a tie. He is 8-0-1 overall. single, walk and single loaded the East Hartford convalescent home on Moriarty’s scored once in the Chapulis beat out an infield single bases. Buddy Silva and CJiapuIis each Clarence Thomas, died Aug. 26 at He was born in Newport, R.I., on playoff championship best Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford Nov. 15,1891. He had been a resident Aug. 26. opening frame aided by wildness on with Ray Giiha grounding into a rapped into a fielder’s choice, a run after a short illness. of Vernon for the past 25 years. He Mrs. Tirone was bom in Mercanso, three-of-five series yesterday the part of Volkswagen starter Dave fielder’s choice. Steve Chotiner and scoring each occasion. She aas born in New Haven and had was formerly a resident of province of Oste, Italy, Nov. 18,1904, with a 10-2 victory over Langan (^rter. He issued two free passes, to Phil Smyth drilled singles, the latter Volkswagen closed out the scoring lived in East Hartford 40 years Manchester for many years. and had been a resident of Newington Volkswagen at St. Thomas Ray Sullivan and Jim Silva, opening scoring Giiha, and Mike Johnson with a single tally in the seventh. before moving to Ellington nine Before his retirement in 1956 he for one year. She was a former resi­ Seminary. the inning and Buddy Silva deiivered blasted a three-run homer over the Buddy Silva had two singles and a was employed by the former London dent of Hebron. Prior to her retire­ an RBI single up the middle. leftfield barrier for a 6-1 bulge. three-base knock and three RBIs to years ago. She was a member of the The decisive fifth tilt will be played Metropolitan AME Zion Church of Lancashire Insurance Co. of Hart­ ment in 1968, she was employed with Volkswagen knotted it in the se­ That was all for Carter with pace the Gas Housers. Smyth and the state Department of Transporta­ tonight at Seminary at 5:30 with cond as Rick Vogel walked and former East Catholic performer Nick Farese each chipped in with two Hartford for 35 years. ford for 40 years. He was a member Volkswagen ace Bill Aksamit, 1-1 in Survivors are a son, Thomas Vaugh tion. She was a member of the Luna scored on Kevin Reichler’s double up Kevin Martin reiieving. The blows. Sullivan, at shortstop, con­ of St. John’s Episcopal Church of the playoffs, scheduled to hook up Jr. of Urbanna. Va.; three daughters, Auxiliary Social Club of Hartford. the alley in right. lefthander didn’t receive a warm tinued his stellar defensive play Vernon and was a former vestryman against either Jim Balesano or Bill Mrs. Delia (Vaughn) Griffin of Survivors are a son, James J. The (jas Housers put the contest greeting as he was reached for two handling seven chances flawlessly. and clerk of the parish for many Chapulis for Moriarty’s. Ellington. Mrs. Frances (Vaughn) years at St. Mary’s Episcopal Peretto of Newington; two brothers, away with a seven-run explosion in runs. Jim and Buddy Silva each had He started a slick twin-killing in the Joseph J. Sartor and Anthony P. Sar­ Dave Bidwell’s four-hit pitching the fourth, chasing Carter in the an RBI. second inning with a headlong dive. Jones of Suffield; a brother, Phillip Church, Manchester. paced the Gas Housers while offen- Jenkins of White Plains, N.Y.; a He served for many years as tor, both of Manchester; a sister, sister, Dorothy J. Brown of secretary of the Episcopal Laymen’s Mrs. Joseph (Lucy) Kosciol of Warehouse Point; five Conference, was a member of The_ Manchester; two grandchildren and grandchildren, five great­ Church Club of Connecticut for more three great-grandchildren. ( Sporte Slate) Ethiopian The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 Myricks Steals grandchildren; and many nieces and than 60 years; a member of the nephews. Masonic Lodge of Hartford; and was a.m. from the John F. Tierney Radio, TV Tonight The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at a past patron of the Manchester Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St.. 8 - Pro Tennis, Cli. 2 Marathon Metropolitan AME Zion Church, Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Manchester, with a mass of Christian Track Spotlight 8 - Major League Busehall, Cli. 8, Hartford, with the Rev. Belvie He leaves a son. John W. Peabody burial at 10 a.m. at the Church of the 40 Jackson, pastor of the Greater of Schenectady, N.Y. and three Assumption. Burial will be in St. MONTREAL (UPI) — When Renaldo Nehemiah wins a race, 8:30 - Red Sox v». While Sox, Star Wins Centennial AME Zion Church of daughters. Miss Dorothea Peabody, James Cemetery. WTIC Mount Vernon, N.Y., officiating. with whom he made his home; (Mrs, Friends may call at the funeral he tends to steal the show. But Sunday, it was long jumper Larry MONTREAL (UPI) - After a Myricks who was center stage as the United States wrapped up 8:,30 - Yanks va. Rangers, WINK Burial will be in Hamden Plains Joseph (Marguerite) McCooe of home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 10 - Pro Tennis, th . 24 gruelling 26 miles, only six seconds Cemetery, Hamden. There will be no Manchester; and Mrs. Priscilla p.m. The family suggests memorial Raymond Demers, business manager for director of general services, netted nearly the men’s title at the World Cup II Track and Field Cham­ separated Kebede Balcha, an calling hours. Knibloe of Enfield. contributions be made to the the M anchester Board of Education, $2,000 in the sale of surplus town and school pionships. obscure Ethiopian runner, and American Cancer Society, 237 E. Upsetting Experience Australian David Chettle at the finish The Henry L. Fuqua Funeral Ser­ He also leaves a sister, Mrs. John Myficks, a 23-year-oId student at 3.00.7. Olympian Herman Frazier Center St., Manchester. acknowledges a bid during Saturday’s equipment. This opaque projector brought ac- Waltrip Ups line of the first running of the Mon­ vices, 2087 Main St.. Hartford, has Smith of Newport, R.I. and one Mississippi College, turned in the se­ started the race and was followed by municipal auction at the Waddell School. 'The live bidding. (Herald photo by Burbank) Amy Shoemaker of Harvard, Mass., takes a header as her treal International Marathon. charge of arrangements. erandson. William T. Peabody of Alice M. Shorts cond best jump in history late Sunday Bill Green and Smith. auction, administered by Maurice Pass. horse. Brer Fox, suddenly balked, sending her tumbling head “It was my personal best,” said Marv Pracliniak Schenectady, N.Y. and several MANCHESTER - Mrs. Alice to win his event and take the thunder The American men, who were a Point Lend nieces and nephews. first to the ground. Rider was uninjured in North American disappointing second in World Cup I Balcha, whose late charge edged the To LlAND - Mary Prachniak, 88, (McCulley) Shorts, 90, formerly' of away from Nehemiah’s 110-meter BRISTOL, Tenn. (UPI) - Darrell Funeral services will be Tuesday Junior Mass Championship at Hamilton, Mass. (UPI Photo) at Dusseldorf two years ago, finished front-running Cheetle by just six formerly of 96 Crystal Lake Road East Center Street, died Saturday at hurdles victory, recorded earlier in Waltrip fattened his purse and built at 10:30 a.m. at St. John’s Episcopal with 119 points, seven better than seconds in a one-on-one duel at the died Aug. 25 at a convalescent home an East Hartford Convalescent the day. his lead over Richard Petty in Grand Church, Route 30, Vernon and burial Home. She was the widow of Arthur Battle over Typewriter Europe. "The women, who finished wire to win the marathon Sunday, in Rockville. Myricks’ winning performance of National point standings Saturday will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, fourth at Dusseldorf, matched that Balcha and Chettle battled un­ She was born in Poland on July 25, Shorts. 27 feet-111/2 inches (recorded on his night with a three-second victory Rockville. effort here by amassing 75 points, 30 contested over the final 4 1/2 miles of 1891 and had lived in Rockville most She was born in Manchester on Cowboy Victory sixth jump) is second only to margin in the Volunteer 500 NASCAR Calling hours will be today from 7 fewer than champion East Germany. the 26-mile, 385-yard test before the of her life. She was a member of St. April 3, 1889 and had lived in American Bob Beamon's world race. to 9 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral In all, the United States, Ethiopian swept to victory in 2 hours, Joseph's Church in Rockville, the Manchester all of her life. She was a Town Auction Highlight record of 29-2 1/4. set 11 years ago. Waltrip took the lead with 19 laps Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. redeeming itself here for a poor 11 minutes, 35 seconds. Polish Women's Alliance, the Rosary member of Sunset Rebeccah Lodge And if the people in attendance at remaining when Benny Parsons spun Memorial contributions may be showing at the 1976 O lym pics, Cheetle finished in 2:11.41, 50 Society and the Sacred Heart Socie­ and was very active in hospital By ALEX GIRELLI Audio equipment, adding $75. Pleases Landry Olympic Stadium — the site of the out, then outdueled Petty and Bobby made to the Memorial Fund of St. claimed victories in nine of the 35 seconds off his personal best, which ty- auxiliary work during World War II, machines, and calculators brought Hull and Gremmo agreed later that 1976 Summer Olympics — were Allison to claim the $13,510 first John’s Church. City Editor events, with the women taking only he recorded in Tokyo in 1975. Coun­ Survivors are three sons, Joseph She leaves a son, Arthur M. Shorts generally low prices, but furniture the mixer was too small for Hull’s NEW YORK (UPI) - The last time they met the stakes were shocked. Myricks wasn’t. prize. MANCHESTER — Bidding was two — and Evelyn Ashford of tryman Chris Wardlaw followed Prachniak and Edward Prachniak of Marion C. Nichols of Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. and projectors attracted more active purposes. considerably higher, but anytime the Dallas Cowboys play the Myricks’ performance Petty, who started in the pole posi­ spirited for some of the items the Hollywood, Calif., had both of those. about two minutes later. Rockville and Stanley Prachniak of MANCHESTER - Mrs, Marion C. Merle S. Dewart of East Hartford bidding. A few items failed to attract any overshadowed the dash of Nehemiah, tion, won $10,100 for his second-place town auctioned off Saturday at Pittsburgh Steelers, few people go home early. The seven triumphs by the men re­ Pre-race favorite Bill Rodgers of Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. Nichols, 82, of 81 Foxcroft Drive, and Mrs. Ruth S. House of Competing for opaque projectors bidders from among the about ISO the Scotch Plains, N.J., standout who finish. Allison was third and Parsons Waddell School, with the biggest bat­ “This was an important game for York Jets 14, New York Giants 6; establishes the U.S. as the world Boston, considered the worldls Frances LaBlond of Tolland and Mrs. died Sunday at a Vernon Convales­ Manchester, N. H.; four sisters, Mrs, were Robert J. Pratt of Pratt Sign who attended. owns both the indoor and outdoor fourth. All four of the top finishers tle waged over an IBM electric us, " said Dallas Coach Tom Landry Los Angeles 23. San Diego 7; Oakland leaders in men’s track going into an premier marathon runner, finished Alice Engfer of Rockville; nine cent Home. She was the widow of Edna Brown and Mrs. Lillian Cheney Co., Manchester, and Michael A. A number of student desks are still records in his event. Nehemiah. who were driving Chevrolets. Rookie Joe typewriter which sold for $95. Saturday night, after Rafael Sep- 48. Buffalo 21; and Green Bay 45, Olympic year. 15th, nearly 11 minutes behind grandchildren and 15 great­ Charles F. Nichols Sr, of Manchester, Miss Margaret D’Amato of 532 Woodbridge St. who available at the bid price of $2 for lost his first competitive race of the Millikan came in fifth in an The successful bidder was Judy tien’s 47-yard field goal with two Atlanta 35. The 22-year-old Ashford defeated Balcha. grandchildren. She was born in Boston, Mass, on McCulley of Enfield, N. H., and operates a driving school in West desk and chair. Anyone who wants year — to American Dedy Cooper Oldsmobile. James of Homestead Street who seconds left lifted the Cowboys to a Rookie Ottis Anderson scored on a world record holders Marita Koch Veteran New Zealander Kevin The funeral is tuesday at 8:15 a.m. June 15, 1897 and had lived in Mrsm Emily MacGregor of Hartford. one can pay for it at the general ser­ in Zurich earlier this month, was sup­ The race, delayed for 45 minutes by bought it for her daughter. She was 16-14 triumph over the Steelers in the 6-yard run and Mike Wood kicked a and Marlies Gohr — both East Ger­ Ryan led a pack of four runners to from the White-Gilbson-Small Manchester for the past four years. Southbury; and four grandchildren Though they bid against each other vices office in the Municipal Building posed to be tired from an exhaustive rain, was run under a caution flag for applauded when the bid was final preseason game for both teams. 39-yard field goal in the first quarter mans — to win both the 200 (in 21.83 finish fourth ahead of Hungarian Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., She formerly lived in Hartford for 40 and nine great grandchildren. for several items, both considered and pick it up at a designated school. European schedule. He didn’t look it the first 32 laps. There were five accepted. She and one other bidder “ We have not played well all to pace St. Louis over (Tiicago, han­ Friday night) and 100 (in 11.06 Satur­ Feranc Szekeres, Ian Thompson of Rockville, and a 9 a.m. mass at St. years. Before her retirement she was Funeral services will be Tuesday themselves winners. Both bought Maurice Pass, director of general Sunday. other caution flags in the race and had alternately raised the bid. summer and we won despite a ding the Bears their only preseason day) meters and took home Outstan­ Britain and Canadian Brian Maxwell. Joseph's Church. Burial will be in St. employed by G. Fox & Co. for 23 at 2 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral more projectors than they had hoped services for the town, said the sale of “Skeets” led virtually from the Dave Marcis and Dick May were Several times she upped the bid by relentless attack by (Pittsburgh loss. ding Female Athlete honors. Her Thompson set a stunning pace Bernard's Cemetery in Rockville. years. She was a member of Central Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in to, and both said they were bargains. desks will put tlie total over $2,000. outset in defeating East German forced out because of wreck damage. more than the auctioneer asked. quarterback) Terry Bradshaw.” Doug Williams fired second-half time in the 200 is the second best throughout the first half of the race Friends may cali at the funeral Baptist Church of Hartford. East Cemetery. Pratt plans to use the projectors to Pass and Raymond Demers, business Thomas Munkelt and Cuban rival Waltrip averaged 91.493 mph on The town raised $1,995.50, a high Bradshaw — who riddled the Cow­ TD passes of 41 yards to Jimmie ever. over a largely flat course, stretching home tonight from 7 to 9. She leaves a son, Charles F. Calling hours will be Tuesday from project enlargements of logotypes so manager for the Board of Elducation, Alejandro Casanas. He covered the Bristol International Speedway's .533 figure in view of the opinion of many boys' secondary in passing the Giles and eight yai^s to rookie Gor­ The Outstanding Male Athlete of his lead at one point to 150 meters in Nichols of Manchester and two 1 p.m. until the time of the funeral. that he can paint them into signs, ad conducted the auction. distance in 13.34. well off his world mile, course. that most of the stuff for sale was Steelers to a 35-31 victory in Super don Jones to lift Tampa Bay past Cin­ the event was clearly Mirutz Yifter front of fellow Briton Anthony Sim­ ■Annabelle L. Niemann sisters, Mrs. Mabel Stocking of Memorial donations may be made to two aution Assisting them were nine town record of 13-flat. Finishing sixth was Cale Yar­ Bowl XIII — was particularly sharp cinnati. of Ethiopia, who handily won both mons and the rest of the 60 com­ VERNON - Annabelle L. Essex and Mrs. Grace Scarborough the charity of the donor’s choice. “junk.” D’Amato will use them for driver employees who volunteered their The other American victory Sun­ borough, followed by David Pearson, The item that brought the lowest in the early going Matt Robinson, capitalizing on key the 10,000 and 5,000 meters. petitors, including seven women, Niemann, 59, of 17 Talcott Avenue, of Amherst, Mass.; and three education. As an example he said he services. They were Marion day was turned in by the men’s 4 x Terry Labonet, Ricky Rudd and Bill John A. Person price, a nickle, was a box containing Saturday night His early mistakes, celebrated his new There were no world records set The 28-year-old Cheetle, who ranks Rockville, died Sunday at grandchildren and one great grand­ could project a news story about a Graveline, Peter DelMastro, Shirley 400 relay team, anchored by Tony Elliott. MANCHESTER - John A. Person, what the official list described as a most spectacular No. 1 status with two first-half during the three-day nationally as one of Australia's best all-time Manchester Memorial Hospital. She son. fatal crash and use it to illustrate Wilson, Joan Gates, Jerry Goguen, Darden of Norristown, Pa. 82, of 74 Jensen St., died Sunday at “disassembled projector,” but which effort was a 45- touchdown passes, leading the Jets to teleArised meet, which unofficially marathoners, said the 26-degree (79 was born April 9, 1920 in Rockville Funeral services will be driving safety. Gerald Dupont, Fran Hildebrand, Darden, who finished a disappoin­ European Team Manchester Memorial Hospital, He yard bomb to John a victory over the Giants for 1979 kicks off the final run at the Moscow Fahrenheit I heat sapped much of his and lived most of her life in the the auctioneer called a box of parts. Potters were out in force at the John Raymond, and Ronald Kratz. ting third in the 400 meters Saturday, DUBLIN (UPI) - British Open Wednesday at 10:30 a.m . at the was the husband of Mildred Swanson Stallworth that set New York bragging rights. stamina. Rockville area. The highest price, $150, went for a auction. George West of Somers Pass said today that such auctions, took the baton from Willie Smith and Games. golf champion Severiano Ballesteros Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., up the second of Rod Perry returned an intercep­ "You know it's down to whether She leaves three sons: Lawrence Person. large kiln and it came in a sealed bid bought a small kiln for his wife. if the town paid all the costs in­ came home a winner in a time of Manchester. Burial will be in West Pittsburgh's two tion 22 yards for one touchdown and and his Spanish World Cup teammate you're strong enough or not strong MacFarland, of Leicester, Mass., He was born in Varmland, Sweden from Industronic, Inc. of South Wind­ John Hull of Bigelow Street did not volved, would probably not be good Avon Cemetery, West Avon. touchdowns, both of which came in Pat Thomas set up a second score Antonio Garrido spearhead the first enough and today 1 was just not Charles MacFarland, of Worcester, on July 21, 1897 and had lived in sor, a firm which rebuilds heat fare so well. He competed to buy an economy. He said they do constitute There will be no calling hours. with an interception as Los Angeles European team named Sunday to strong enough in the heat, " Cheetle Mass., and Shane MacFarland of Nanchester for more than 60 years. treating equipment. industrial food mixer so that he could the fairest way he knows of disposing the early moments of the second Friends may make meiporial con­ He was a member of Emanuel beat San Diego to finish the contest the Ryder Cup against the said. Rockville and two daughters, Mrs, Bids from the floor had brought the use it to mix clay. He was outbid by of town surplus, however, and letting quarter. tributions to the Greater Hartford preseason 4-0. United States at the Greenbrier, If the heat took its toll on most of Barbara Skipper of Lancaster, Pa., Lutheran Church and the Old Guard price up to $50 when the sealed bid Felix Gremmo, a commerical dealer the public know where it goes. “1 thought it was a heck of a Heart Association, 310 Collins St., Derrick Jensen picked up a fumble White Sulphur Springs. W. Va., Sept. the world's top marathoners, and Mrs. Sandra Daley of Rockville. of the church. He was a veteran of was opened. in restaurant equipment who paid game, " said Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Hartford. Noll. “It was well played in every of the opening kickoff and raced 65 14-16. Rodgers, would be the first to admit She also leaves three brothers; World Wars I and II, serving with the I- way. We were pleased with what we yards for a touchdown, igniting it. Woodrow Taylor of Vernon, Jack Carl Berggren U.S. Army. Practice Listed MANCHESTER — Carl Berggren, Before retiring he was employed saw." Oakland to a sloppy triumph over “I try to bust a hard one all the TaV r of Munson, Mass., and Orrin Cross country practice begins at 71, of 27C Bluefield Drive, died Sun­ for many years by the Viking Baking “The bright spot was the play we Buffalo. Joe Ferguson fired three TD tim e,” he sighed, “Today I tried to I .1 > of Hebron; and five sisters, Kenton Was Controversial Bennet Junior High tonight at 6 day at Manchester Memorial Co. of West Hartford. saw in our young players. " said Lan­ passes for the Bills, two to rookie bust a hard one and I got busted" Al .e Ott of Rockville, Mrs. Chloe complexity. o'clock at the school. Hospital. He was the husband of Olga Besides his wife he leaves a LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Stan Ken­ dry. “Until they play tough competi­ Jerry Butler. Jones of Rockville, Mrs. Emma Whatever Kenton's music was, Reese Berggren. brother and two sisters in Sweden ton was a controversial influence in tion you don't know what to expect. David Whitehurst directed a 31- A ' - - i Stricland, Hebron, Mrs. Eleanor some jazz purists argued, it was not He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. Frida Benson of And there is not going to be any point first half with two touchdown Olin, Tolland, and Mrs. Irene jazz music for more than 35 years, jazz. Nov. 1, 1907 and had lived in Calumet, Mich. always looking for something new in tougher (competition than passes in leading Green Bay over 19th and Top Seed Livingstone, Cromwell and 12 Kenton himself agreed to a certain Funeral services will be Tuesday Pittsburgh." Atlanta, completely overshadowing a grandchildren. Manchester for more than 40 years. music, going after what he termed extent: ’’I think it was Duke Elsewhere in the NFL Saturday big performance by Falcons' backup Funeral services will be Tuesday He was a member of Trinity Cove­ at 11 a.m. at the Emanuel Lutheran “neophonics,” or new sounds. (Ellington) who said that we ought to nant Church and before retiring, six Church. Burial will be in East Kenton, 67, died Saturday at night, it w as: St. Louis 10. Chicago 7: quarterback June Jones, who com­ Brookline Finalists at 2 p.m. at the White-Gibson-Small get rid of the word ’jazz.’ We’ve years ago, was employed by Cemetery. There will be no calling Midway Hospital. He had suffered a Tampa Bay 24. Cincinnati 13; New pleted 26-of-43 passes for 361 yards. Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., always had trouble with it.” Hamilton Shoe Co. of Hartford for hours. The Holmes Funeral Home, Rockville. Burial will be in Wapping stroke the previous week and was ad­ Bom in Wichita, Kan., Feb. 19, many years. 400 Main St. is in charge of BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) - Chile’s Hans Gildemeister will Center Cemetery, South Windsor. mitted to the hospital Aug, 17. 1912, he was reared in the Los Besides his wife he leaves two arrangementsm Kenton suffered a serious head in­ compete today for the $24,500 top prize in the U.S. Pro Tennis Friends may call at the funeral Angeles area. He became interested Top Seed Rosewall brothers, Alvar T. Berggren of Memorial contributions may be home Tuesday from noon until the jury in a 1977 fall in Reading, Pa., in jazz when he was about 14, in­ Championships against top-seeded Spaniard Jose Higueras. made to the Memorial Fund of time of the funeral. Memorial Manchester and Bertiel Berggren of and underwent extensive brain sur­ fluenced by two cousins who were Hard-hitting Gildemeister, the 10th cond set before recovering to 4-4, but Wilson, and several nieces and Emanuel Lutheran Church. gery. He broke up his orchestra a donations may be made to the working as musicians. Winner in Legends seed, parlayed his booming ground again was broken in the 10th game to nephews. year ago and it was reported he had American Cancer Society. John R. Cooper After graduating from high school, strokes into a relatively easy 6-4. 6-4 drop the match. Funeral services will be Tuesday not fully recovered from the head in­ MANCHESTER - John R. Cooper, Kenton became a professional musi­ upset of two-time defending cham­ “ Against him you have to be at 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Covenant jury. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — Top-seeded Ken Rosewall of In Meiiioriiiiii 40, of 38 Knighton St., died Aug. 24 at cian by sitting-in as a pianist for pion Manuel Orantes Sunday to ad­ patient.” said Gildemeister, who had Church. Burial will be in East A family spokesman said his Sydney, Australia won the $77,000 Carte Blanche Tennis Legends In sad and tnvinK memory of Julius l)u Balilo. who Manchester Memorial Hospital. He several bands throughout the vance to the finals of the $175,000 never beaten Orantes in four Cemetery. There will be no calling funeral would be private and his body Championships with a 7-6,6-4 win Sunday over third-seeded Tom passed away August 27th. 1972 was born in Hartford and had lived in Southwest. tournament. previous matches. “The other Sadly m issH by his fainilv hours. The Holmes Funeral Home, would be cremated. Manchester for the last five years. His first band at Balboa was a 14- Okker of Amsterdam, Holland. Higueras was a 6-4, 6-2 victor over matches, he probably played better. 400 Main St. is in charge of Kenton’s approach to modern He was a self-employed painter. piece group that performed Victory in the tournament, for slammed a backhand to the comer seventh-seeded Tomas Smid earlier The main thing for me was keeping arrangements. music was frequently experimental In M(Miioriaiii Survivors are a son, John W. arrangements he spent two years players 35 to 45, was worth $12,(XX) to that Okker sent into the net. Sunday. the ball in play and not making mis­ Memorial contributions may be and intellectual and not always to Stan Kenton In sad and loving memory of Irene I’alme Cooper of East Hartford; a daughter, composing. Within a year, the band Rosewall. It was the culmination of a “He’s two weeks older but he’s still Both finalists advanced despite takes.” Trudeau, who passed away August 27|^. 1969 made to the Memorial Fund of Trini­ popular taste. Victoria Ann Cooper of East Hart­ popular appeal with ballads and then was booked in New York City, where six-city $200,000 event. even better,” said Okker, who having played quarterfinal matches “I didn’t play that well,” said Sadiv missed by Children and Husband ty Covenant Church. "Neophonic music is an extension ford; and his mother, Mrs. Shirley back to experiments in sound. its music was panned and its The victory was the third of the recently dropped a straight set decis- that lasted into the early hours of Orantes. “I let him play his game too of all that went before it in jazz,” he Roscoe McKenna of Manchester. It was in 1941 that his original “Ar­ audiences were generally apathetic. series for Rosewall, who will be 45 in sion in Chicago to Rosewall. “The Sunday morning. much. He likes to hit the ball really once explained. “It is a natural The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a.m. at tistry in Rhythm” orchestra at the During the next few years, Kenton November. first five or six games of the second Orantes, the third-seeded Spaniard hard and I was reacting a little bit development, a growth of three the Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm old Rendezvous Ballroom in Balboa reorganized the band, emphasizing Rosewall traded two service set he played like he was 21.” who had lost just 10 games in his first late. Maybe I had too many easy Holts Completes St.. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose generations of American jazz." near San Diego brought him a creativity, and in 1946 Look magazine breaks with his 35-year-old opponent “I managed to mix it up a bit more matches this week.” four matches, including a default, In his early years, he moved from Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill, following of fans. His arrangements declared his group the “band of the during the first 12 games of the first as we went along. I was lucky it quickly fell behind 3-0 as his shots Higueras fell behind 3-0 in the,first one extreme to the other, trying for Friends may call at the funeral became known for their orchestral year.” set to bring on a 12 point tie-breaker. didn't go three sets because Tom lacked depth before recovering to 3- set with a rash of early mistakes and I-Park Purchase home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Despite missing his first serve all would have had the advantage being 3. Smid was within two break points of five times, Rosewall won the tie­ younger than I am ,” Rosewall said. Winning Effort Gildemeister, who employs two- taking a fourth straight game. breaker, 7-3. ”I started to hit the ball more firmly “I started very slow and was not By LANKY Zl BOFF bigger. " he said. Correction Manchester Police Report ~ , riPA- I handed shots on both his forehand ' We'll have tighter control in the MANCHESTER — In an article Okker fought off three set points and cleanly in the second set and An official keeps his eye on the foot marker as USsA s Larry backhand, broke Orantes’ serve hitting well,” said the Spaniard of his llerulcl Reporter new building,” said Nadeau who appearing August 21 it was stated before Rosewall smacked a caught Tom off the ball. That’s what Myficks flies past him en route to win men’s long jump in Mon- in the lOth game to capture the first early troubles. “I wasn’t moving my He told police he tried to steer around the parked car, got me to 5-1.” feet well at all and I was hitting the MANCHESTER — Holts Inc. of explained at the present site it’s dif­ that Manchester Memorial Hospital MANCHESTER — Police reported a pair of accidents backhand winner down the line at 6-3. treal Games Sunday. (UPI Photo) set. Orantes fell behind 4-1 in the se- Manchester has completed purchase ficult to maintain the needed consis­ spent $1,607 on a banquet for an Saturday in which four people were injured and required but hit the front end. Police said the force of impact Rosewall continued to control the Okker collected $8,000 as mnner ball late. That's why I was making so of one- and one-half acres of land in tent temperature because, he said, employee with more than 15 years of treatment at Manchester Memorial Hospital. pushed the parked car a distance of 112 feet. It turned 180 match in the second set. He broke up. many mistakes on my passing the Buckland Industrial Park for the ceilings are high and the windows service but it should have read that Police said a 1968 Volkswagen pickup truck was degrees, police said, and gouged the front lawn at 142 Okker in the third and fifth games Frank Sedgman of Victoria, shots.” $37,500 to become the third business are not sufficiently insulated. The one banquet was held for members of southbound on Brookfield Street when it apparently Avery St. and rodb to a 5-1 lead. ' Australia defeated Torbin Ulrich of Higueras pulled himself together, to move into the 270-acre park, and new building will be a single story the hospital’s 15 Year Club with 155 crossed the center lines and struck a parked 1971 Buick, Cecchini and a passenger, 18-year-oId Lisa Caldwell, 45 Okker rallied to win the next three Copenhagen, 6-2, 6-3 to win the $7,000 Dairy Queen Women Win secure in the knowledge he had the first occupier of a building in the facility, he said. people, employees with more than 15 which was facing the opposite direction. Goodhill Road, South Windsor, were both treated at games and, behind 5-4 in games, he first prize in the masters division, for beaten his Czechoslovakian opponent west section of the park, Robert B. The company, which repairs preci­ years of service, and retirees in The operator of the vehicle was Jeffrey M. Libby, 18, of Manchester Memorial Hospital, police said. Cecchini split the first four points of the 10th players 45 and over. in their two previous meetings. Weiss, town manager announced sion instruments, has 17 employees attendance. 28 Ash St., who police said had to be freed from his vehi­ was cited for failure to drive in the proper lane. game. Ulrich collected for $4,000 for being “That gives me confidence,” said today. but Nadeau said that number will in­ Registration Slated cle by Town Fire Department personnel. Both cars were damaged in the front end and had to be He pushed a forehand long to bring runner up. Spindle City Tournament Higueras of (he two wins. “I know if Robert Nadeau, secretary- crease to 21 soon. Both Libby, and a passenger in his car, 16-year-old towed away. The Town Fire Department later washed up matchpoint. Rosewall then I’m playing well, it’s very difficult down the street. treasurer of Holts, said today that Holts will be joining J.C. Penney MANCHESTER — Preventive and Carol Suhr, 512 West Middle Turnpike, were taken to Hartford Road Dairy Queen to take the titie. who fractured a finger on her for him to beat me. I know the only Supportive Health Care Associates is way for him to beat me is to come to construction at the new site “was and Tomko Electric, Inc., who have Manchester Memorial Hospital. Police charged Libby women’s softball team cap­ It defeated, in succession, Ray’s glovehand in the first tourney test. supposed to begin today but the area also purchased land at the site, along now accepting registration for its fall with operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Barbara Startup was the tourney’s the net.” tured the Spindle City Open Raiders of New York, 3-1; Elenley’s hasn’t been staked out. Our contrac­ with General Electric, Hartford classes in behavior modification and The parked Buick belonged to Christine Quey of 115 EAST HARTFORD Summer Tennis Planned of Boston, 4-1; St. Lukes of most vaiuable player as she batted The patient’Higueras proceeded to tors are ready and we hope construc­ Distributors, the Beauregard Corp., assertiveness training for the pur­ Brookfield St., police said. Both vehicles received front- Slow Pitch Tournament Satur­ Massachusetts (defending champs), .476 (lO-for-21) and hurled four break Smid’s serve in the fifth and tion will begin by the middle to latter Ellcot Manufacturing and Bugnacki pose of weight reduction and control. shutouts. Included was a no-hitter at ninth games of the opening set, as his end damage and had to he towed away: DEMOCRATS The Manchester Recreation August with play at night. day in Fall River, Mass. 4-3 in 13 innings; P.M. Tavern of part of the week, ' he said. The com­ For more information call 646-7732. the Broadway Blues, the first no­ booming array of passing shots Meat Products. Another coliision between a vehicle and a parked car Department is interested in finding Interested persons should call the The tournament was held over two Rhode Island, 5-1; Brow Oil, 1-0; pany plans to move into the park by Vote for Dick Blackstone Sept. 11. His open-door hitter (men or women) ever hurled in resulted in numerous points when Alan Lamson, Planning and Zoning took place Saturday night, police said. out if there is sufficient interest to Rec Department, 647-3084, giving weekends because of rain and Lenny’s of Massachusetts, 7-0; the end of the year when construction Department director, said there are Club Sets Crafts Fair A car belonging to Colin O’Neill of 158 Walker St, was policy to the Mayor’s office has helped maintain a Smid rushed the net. form an adult tennis league next their name, address, telephone delayed because of last week’s Broadway Blues of New York, 7-0. Fall River. will be finish^, he said. two more businesses, the Wilsolite MANCHESTER - The Manchester legally parked and unoccupied on Avery Street, police low tax rate — he listens, he cares. Vote the Top Betsy Gilniartin and Cindi Birdsey Smid took a 2-1 lead in the second year. number and type of league they regional tourney. There were 24 The locals then took on unbeaten Holts has been operating for about Corp. and Pressure Blast, Inc, who Junior Women’s Club will sponsor its Line. each had 13 hits. Linda Galati 11, set but Higueras, with the aid of two said. Depending on interest the would be interested in. teams entered in the double ellminar Flying Feet, Massachusetts state 30 years and is now in the old Cheney have an option to buy. annual Arts and Crafts Fair The driver of a southbound vehicle, Steven Cecchini, 17, Startup, Marge Malone and Lee more breaks of service, ran off the possibilities are a Co-Ed League, If there is sufficient interest an tion play. champs, winning by 3-0 and 5-1 Mills. Nadeau said the new site will There are 17 available acres at the November 4, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Paid for by the Eaat Hartford Democratic Town Committee. Lague 10 apiece and Sharon Young last five games bf the 90-minute of 209 Graham Road, South Windsor, later told police he Men’s League and Women’s League. organizational meeting will be held Dairy (}ueen dropped its opener, 5- counts to bring home the cham­ Persons interested in addition in­ match in his bid to win what would offer 300- to 400-square-feet ad­ site but there will be 20 more acres was momentarily distracted and his car veered toward League play would be during the 0 to Brow on of Massachusetts, then pionship trophy. nine for DQ. Birdsey led in the RBI next spring. have been his third title this year. ditional space and less space will be after power lines and obstructing formation, should call Jeanne the parked vehicle. summer months, June, July and ripped off nine consecutive victories DOAplayed without Jean McAdam department with nine. "wasted so it will be like it’s even construction, are removed, he said. Forschino at 647-9302. EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 27, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TW^VE - j:VENING HERALD, Mom,jAugus^^. lCT Standings Seaver Wins Leaders Batting Wilson Too Much for RSox 57; North, SF 50; Lopes, LA 38; Today’s National League secondary to Wilson this weekend. bases raised his season total to 61, a and seventh in their last nine. American League Nalionul League Taveras, NY 36; Scott, St.L 33. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I )- Eaal His wife, Kathleen, is expecting career high, and put him only one Boston’s Carl Vastrzemski was held Eu8l G AB H Pet. American League — LeFlore, Det Don’t try and tell the Boston W L Pel. Gli Hernandez, St. their first child. The baby was due behind league leader Ron LeFlore of hitless in three at-bats, staying 11 W I Pel. GB 11th Straight 127 488 168 .344 64; Wilson, KC 61; Cruz, Sea 35; Sport Parade Pittsburgh 75 53 .586 Red Sox that Willie Wilson has last Tuesday, but still hasn’t arrived. the Tigers. He has also stolen 21 hits short of the 3,000-hit mark. Baltimore 83 43 .659 Templeton, St. 121 524 173 .330 Bonds, Clev 30; Wills, Tex 29. Montreal .566 3 had something besides "Maybe toiday,” Wilson said while straight bases without being caught, Splittorff allowed just three base Milwaukee 52 .603 6W Garvey, LA 129 528 168 .318 Pitehing Vielories Chicago .548 5 NEW YORK (UPI) — Tom Seaver complained of tenderness Milt Richman baseball on his mind the past hurrying to get out of the locker six behind LeFlore’s AL record set runners after he gave up Stan Papi’s Boston 51 .598 7W Matthws, Atl 128 522 166 .318 National League — Niekro, Hou 18- St. Louis .528 7W in his right arm starting in the fifth inning of Sunday's contest Griffey, Cin 95 380 120 .316 few days. room. “She’s having a lot of contrac­ last year. first career homer in the third. New York .548 14 7; Niekro, Atl 16-17; Reuschel, Chi UP! Sports Editor Philadelphia .504 low Winfield, SD 129 485 152 .313 tions closer and closer together. I’m ‘T ra not going out there thinking “We’ve got seven or eight guys Detroit .531 16 between his new team, the Cincinnati Reds and his old, the New 1^7; LaCoss, Cin 14-5; Seaver, Cin All the Kansas City left fielder did New York .408 22W Knight, Cin 121 442 137 .310 just hoping it I’ve got it made,” said Wilson, “I’m who can swing the bat but who aren’t Cleveland .508 19 York Mets. 13- 5; Espinosa, Phil 13-10; Carlton, in the three-game weekend series Rose, Phil 130 492 150 .305 Phil 13-10; Richard, Hou 13-12. with the Red Sox was get seven hits happens in the next still hungry.” right now,” said Boston shortstop Toronto .318 43 V2 But when it was over, the man three days. I'd like In the 12 games against Boston this Rick durleson, who extended his hit­ . Pel. GR be.” Parker, Pit 129 508 154 .303 American League — Flanagan, Quiet Man Produces in 11 at-bats, score five runs, drive in Houston called “The Franchise” in his decade Hendrick, St. L to be here and not year, Wilson was 19-37 (.514) with 10 ting streak to seven games with a 56 .569 . Pel. (;it Bench, whose physical problems 115 412 125 .303 Balt 18-7; Koosman, Minn 17-10; NEW YORK (UPI) — The first man to catch all the flak when two. steal five bases and lead the Cincinnati .565 V2 as a Met, had shut out his bid mates, have to fly back stolen bases in 11 attempts. double and single. “Hopefully it California 59 .546 had slowed the Reds earlier, Amerieun l,eague John, NY 16-6; Eckersley, Bos 16-7; Royals to three straight victories. Los Angeles .465 13W pitching a four-hitter, as Cincinnati a ball club goes down the tube is the manager. from New York." “Willie is becoming the peoples’ won’t last too long. Minnesota observed, “I think that Tom Seaver Lynn, Bos 121 445 153 .344 Caldwell, Mil 145; D.Martinez, Balt In Kansas City's 6-3 victory Sun­ San Francisco .454 15 p o s te d an 8-0 Usually, he goes with it. Wilson has spent choice,” said Kansas City Manager “We had 10 hits Friday night and Kansas City triumph to remain is doing whatever he has to do to win. Downing, Cl 117 405 135 .333 14- 9; Sorensen, Mil 14-12. day, Wilson had three singles and a San Diego .420 19‘/2 Yet. that doesn't always hold true the past few nights Whitey Herzog. ’’He’s doing a only scored two runs. What it Texas a half-game behind He has now won 11 in a row, and we Brett, KC 126 524 174 .332 Earned Run Average triple to extend his hitting streak to Atlanta .391 23 the other way around, and Johnny He went back 23 years to dig up a staying up with his wife, timing the helluva job, I know that. As far as amounts to is getting hits when you Chicago ,i34 14>/2 Houston in the have won the last 16 games he Rice, Bos 126 502 165 .329 National League — Hume. Cin 2.78; seven games, scored two runs and SuiiHuv' k Reaiilln Rogers, Mtl 2.79; LaCoss, Cin 2.82; McNamara, first-year manager with play that helped beat the Mets, 8-4, contractions, but that hasnit I’m concerned he’s a superstar right need them. That’s what Baltimore’s Seattle .420 16'/2 National League pitched. He must be doing something Kemp, Det 115 428 141 .329 stole two bases to help the Royals to Montreal at Atlanta. 2 ppd. 115 396 130 .328 Andujar, Hou 2.93; Hooton, LA 2.94. the Cincinnati Reds, makes a perfect Saturday. hampered his performance on the now. But it takes time to get that been doing all year and that’s what Oakland .313 30‘/2 West. right.” Lezeano, Mil their fourth straight victory, which Cincinnati 8. New York 0 120 437 141 .323 American .League .— Marshall, case in point. The Reds were trailing, 4-3, in the field. kind of recognition." this team (Kansas City) did this SuiiHuy's Rrsutls "My arm was Seaver, 13-5, walked none and Bochte, Sea ninth when George Foster led off moved them into a second-place tie Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 1 Landreaux, Min 124 462 147 .318 Minn 2.57; Guidry, NY 2.74; Less than seven weeks ago, on July with Minnesota -- 2Vz games behind "I couldn't go to sleep anyway," he The major benefactor from weekend. New York at Minnesota ppd. tender in the se­ struck out five. It was his his fourth Pittsburgh 9, San Diego 2 Eckersley, ^ s 2.82; John, NY 2,90; 4 to be specific, the Reds were prac­ with a home run to tie the socre. said. “ I think I play better when I'm Wilson’s performance was pitcher "Naturally we're a better team Blatimore 12-4, Chicago 7-3 cond half of the game, but I have shutout of the season and his eighth Oliver, Tex 110 403 127 .315 first-place California — in the Chicago 4. San Francisco 1 tically dead. They were 10 games After a double by Bench and a pair of tired." Paul Splittorff, 13-13, who pitched a than we showed in this series. We can Detroit 4-9, Seattle 3-8 been pitching well, very well," said complete game. Career wise, he has Cboper, Mil 124 486 152 .313 Slaton, Mil 2.95. American League West. Houston 4, Philadelphia 1 Sirikeouls behind the first-place Houston Astros walks filled the bases with one out, It was Wilson's fourth four-hit six-hitter ip handing the Red Sox turn it around,” Toronto 9, California 3 Seaver. “I am doing what I have to 51 shutouts, tieing Baltimore’s Jium Molitor, Mil 114 469 147 .313 But, despite all that, baseball was Today's Games in the National League West, and McNamara sent Cruz up to hit for game of the season and his two stolen their fifth loss in their last six games Cleveland 7, Oakland 5 do to win baseball games — Palmer for must shutouts by an ac­ Home Runs National League — Richard, Hou Houston (Richard 13-12) at Mon­ nine back in the loss column. reliever Doug Bair. Kansas City 6, Boston 3 something Gil Hodges (former Mets tive pitcher. National League — Kingman, Chi 232; Niekro, Atl 160; Carlton, Phil treal (Rogers 11-8), n Now look at them Before Cruz left the dugout, Milwaukee 6, Texas 2 Manager) taught me in 1968— and I The Redshave now won 15 of their 41; Schmidt, Phil 39; Winfield, SD 156; Blyleven, Pitt 141; Perry, SD They've won 25 of 37 since the All- McNamara told him he might have Beth Daniel Miller Fails C incinnati (LaCoss 14-5) at ToHav's Games still apply. I may not be the over­ last 19 games and seven in a row 27; Clark, SF 26; Horner and 133. Star break, 15 of their last 20 and him try a suicide squeeze if the count Philadelphia (Christenson 4-9), n Oakland (McCatty 8-8 ) at Toronto powering pitcher I have been at from the Mets. The last time they Matthews, Atl and Lopes, LA 25. American League — Ryan, Cal 179; Flanagan, Balt and Guidry, NY 150; when Tom Seaver recorded his 11th went to three-and-one or three-and- Atlanta (Garber 6-13 and Niekro 16- (Huffman 5-14) times during my career, but I am lost to New York, Seaver was the American League — Lynn, Bos 36; In FirslWin 17) at New York (Reardon 0-1) and straight victory by beating his two- ToHoldLead Seattle (Honeycutt 9-9) at still a power pitcher when I need to loser on June 4 in Cincinnati. Rice, Bos and Thomas, Mil 33; Jenkins, Tex 139; Koosman, Minn former Met teammates, 8-0, Sunday, Cruz worked the count to three- Kobe! 5-7) includes completion of Singleton, Balt 32; Baylor, Cal 30. 128. ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - Rookie Cleveland (Spillner 8-3), n it was also the Reds' sixth win in a and-one against Mets' reliever Neil suspended game, n Runs Balled In .Saves Beth Daniel had her first LPGA tour­ PINEHURST. N.C. (UPI) - John­ California (Barr 8-10) at Detroit row, keeping them one-half game Allen and McNamara relayed the Chicago (Krukow 9-9) at San Diego National League — Kingman, Chi National League — Sutter, Chi 33; nament wrapped up and she didn't ny Miller, a dominant force on the (Billingham 8-6 ), n behind the Astros. sign for the suicide squeeze to third (Owchinko 4-8), n . 95; Winfield, SD 93; Schmidt, Phil Tekulve, Pitt 23; Garber. Atl 22; even know it. PGA tour five years ago, Sunday Boston (Stanley 12-9) at Chicago In the light of all this, you'd im­ base coach Russ Nixon, who called Pittsburgh (Bibby 9-3) at Los Pirates on Tear 90; Hernandez, St.L89; Clark, SF 86. Sambito, Hou 17; Bair. Cin and almost proved he still has what it (Kravec 11-1), n time and personally explained to both Daniel, a slender blonde from American League — Baylor, Cal Lavelle, SF 15, agine Johnny McNamara would be takes to win. Angeles (Sutton 11-12), n Baltimore (D. Martinez 14-10 and Cruz at the plate and Bench on third South Carolina, held a four-stroke ad­ NEW YORK (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Pirates like to knock the American League — Marshall, getting quite a bit of the credit, but -Tv'-, He took a one-stroke iead to the Palmer 7-4) at Minnesota (Goltz 11-9 118; Lynn, Bos 107; Rice, Bos 102; vantage over Hollis Stacy after three Minn 26; Kern, Tex 21; Monge, Clev actually, that hasn't been the case, exactly what McNamara wanted final hole of play in the Hall of Fame World Record and Erickson 1-7), n ball around but what nappened Sunday was special even for Singleton, Balt 98; "rhomas. Mil 97. first because he isn't the type who done. Both said they understood. rounds of the $100,000 Patty Berg Stolen Bases 17; Stanhouse, Balt and Lopez, Det Golf Classic, but stumbled slightly MONTREAL (UPI) - Hot Hitter, Milwaukee (sorensen 14-12) at th em . ,yji| go down to the wire,” said goes seeking it and second, because Cruz bunted the ball between the Classic and when heavy rains and National League — Moreno, Pitt 14. thunderstorms forced cancellation of and lost to Tom Watson on the second with veteran driver Herve Fillion in Kansas City (Gale 9-9), n ’T m just trying to hit the ball,” Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner, he's much more anxious to see his plate and the mound and Allen never Sunday's final round, Daniel was playoff hole. the sulky, established a world record New York (Beattie 3-5) at Texas pitcher Bruce Kison said, after hit- "Montreal has some guys who have players get the credit had a chance to get Bench, who declared the winner. But he is in good company. Watson, for a 58-mile track Sunday by (Jenkins 13-10), n ting a grand slam to help the Pirates [jegn there before.” "What pleases me most of all, even crossed the plate standing up. The Weaver Suspended By Prexy "It was an unusual way to win a who has won five events this year and winning the $180,150 Prix D’ete - the to a 9-2 victory over the San Diego Bill Madlock led a 15-hit attack more than the winning aspect of it, is Reds then ripped open the game with CHICAGO (UPI) - Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver was suspended for golf tournament," said Daniel, who finished second in four others to win richest harness race in Canadian Padres. “ It was a very lucky thing. I with four hits, including his 13th the wonderful way all of our players three more rims just as they did with Wonderful Race three games by American League President Lee MacPhail for protesting the pocketed $15,000. “I played very well $447,000, is expected to win his third history - in a time of 1:,54. didn’t get to see it. I’ve hit three home run, to back Kison, 9-7. Bob have melded together as a family or four in the ninth inning of Sunday's CLEVELAND (UPI) - Edna first game of Sunday’s double-header with Chicago on the grounds of “um­ and I deserved to win." consecutive Player of the Year Hot Hitter was the favorite and home runs and I've yet to see one. Shirley, 6-13, took the loss. as a unit," says McNamara. "You contest. Gardner Whyte thinks the 50th-year pire’s integrity.” The 22-year-old Daniel who turned honor. earlier won the second heat of the But everyone else saw it. including In other games, have no idea the kind of feeling that commemorative Angel Derby race Weaver was ejected from the game by home plate umpire Ron Luciano for professional in February, finished “I really like winning on this golf stakes. Hot Hitter’s winning time the scorekeepers. so Pittsburgh con­ Cincinnati blanked gives a manager. " !So Risk Play which wound up Saturday in questioning a third strike call on Doug DeCinces in the fifth. After the ejec­ with an 11-under-par 208, which in­ course." Watson said. "If's obvious eclipsed the old mark for a 58-mile tinued its drive to the National New York, 8-0, Los One of the reasons the Reds are "Didn't you think you were taking Cleveland was “a wonderful race, cluded rounds of 68. 69 and 71. after winning twice. " track of 1;54.3 set in 1977 by Gover­ League East title. The Pirates have Angeles topped St. tion, he notified crew chief Russ Goetz of the protest, using the phrase, "um­ doing so well has to do with their a risk putting on the suicide squeeze beautifully managed. " She should After waiting around in the But he added he was pleased to see nor Skipper. The $63,402 winner’s won 11 of their last 15 and 22 of 32, louJs 4.1, Chicago pire’s integrity.” MacPhail was in the park, saw the incident and heard the bench. Men like Heity Cruz, who has with only one out?" McNamara was clubhouse to start the fourth round of Miller in the thick of things again. purse pushed Hot Hitter's earnings to know. Whyte, from Roanoke, Texas, and now lead second-place Montreal handled San Fran- announcement of the reason for the protest. MacPhail said the suspension five game-winning hits so far. Dave asked following Saturday's win. has been a pilot for 52 of her 77 years will be effective Monday, pending an appeal from Weaver, what was supposed to be a 72-hole af­ "I feel good and bad for John,” ^591.257 this year and gave him his by three games. cisco. 4-1, Houston Collins, Junior Kennedy, Vic Correll. "No," he answered, quietly, Watson said. "I feel good for myself ninth victory in 18 starts. and has won 118 racing trophies. "We re playing well and I think it downed Paul Blair, Rick Auerbach and Harry patiently. fair, the golfers were informed by Giants’ Line Coach Quits tournament officials the round was m m winning. But to have Johnny Miller Philadelphia. 4-1, and Montreal's Spilman all have made important Much later, McNamara revealed EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J, (UPI) - Dick Scesniak resigned Sunday as canceled and declared the standings m play as well as he did is good for him double-header at Atlanta was rained contributions, but first they had to he had employed the same play four and good for golf. He's back." offensive line coach of the New York Giants and was replaced by Bill Austin. get a chance to play, and McNamara from Saturday's third round final. wm out. or five times before in his Although it took two extra holes (or Gulls 4, Giants I Scesniak cited “personal reasons'* for his resignation just one week before was the one who gave them it. managerial career and it had never "It's weird to have the victory an- ' nounced rather than winning it on the Watson to nail down the $45,0(X) first Dennis Lamp and Bruce Sutter the Giants’ season opener in Philadelphia. Austin has been out of football backfired. golf course," said Daniel. "But I'll place check in defending his Hall of combined on a six-hitter to lead the since he was line coach for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1972. Like Anderson “The first time I ever saw it pulled take it anyway." Fame title, he ‘■aid the deciding shot Cubs. "He lets you play," Bench says of was when I was playing for Stacy said she was disappointed was a 3-wood at the 16th hole. the former Athletics and Padres' Sacramento in the Pacific Coast the final round couldn't be played "It got me right back in the tour­ manager. "He's like Sparky in some League in 1956, " he smiled. "I was nament," Watson said of the shot, Jai Alai Entries ways but he's quieter. Sparky never the runner on third. Tommy Heath because she thought she had a chance to overtake Daniel. which went 270 yards and ended 20 DALLAS COWBOYS USED CAR wanted to overlook anybody. was our manager and we were feet past the hole. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES MONDAY ElfVEVT: "But she played very well and cer­ Cowboys are still odds-on to top NFC East. Simply too t [ f iPiWTf "John is different in that he'd just playing San Francisco. A1 Heist was Eagles, conning oft first winning season In dozen years, FKT; tainly deserved to be the winner," He sank the putt for an eagle-3 to much class, talont and propensity for winning. But they 3 .Z b M r ita 4. IUf»S«rN the hitter, and Heath, who was would like 10 think they're ready to challenge Cowboys l.ficnetetni as soon the phone would never ring. move back mto a tie with Miller at S. Ifiib w b l said Stacy, a two-time U.S. Open supremacy. Not yet. Give Dick Vermeil credit. He's got 'em aren't invulnerable, particularly in certain areas of defense. 4. Udmrlsm If he wasn't asked any questions or if coaching at third, just yelled down to 7. Eebw -Jm r i IttcvaHMiufa winner. 12-under par at that point. competitive. But they still lack outstanding talent all way And VYho knows how long Staubach can tap that youth S.MiMki IMiCWZ-bfa he would be completely ignored, he'd him: ‘The squeeze is on. If it's a fountain? Still, you got to figure them Super Bowl-bound IhMMh tfW$U lhM SbilawCiOcbi SALE Daniel, who engaged in a fierce Although Miller birdied the I7th to down line, especially on defense. And offense has to show THEinV; be perfectly happy. All he cares strike, bunt it; if it's a ball, take it.' again as long as Tom Landry handles reins smartly. idn U-Cvta rivalry with Nancy Lopez white the move ahead, he suffered a bogey-5 at it can get ball in end zone But, generally, feelings in Phila­ stca». l .b m C N — i i ItMlilMWTt about is the ball game." Even hearing Heath, what could the delphia are positive. 3.0rbil-Sm 4. Uaict-lsisI two were in college, became the first the I8th hole on the famed No. 2 OFFENSE l.FwteMnrI i.hmm Ikbi LbUi-iam Essentially, McNamara is a other club do about it? Nothing. UttiAmit 4.i»-l«tVN SAVE N O W I. hicanii-fiviti rookie to win an LPGA event this course of the Pinehurst Country OFFENSE It starts with Roger Staubach. age 37 — but still spry in S. kyrtpe b»i (. kaa-IrtedK baseball traditionalist, vihp doesn't That's how much of a risk there is in Sbi ktgm 7wpi High Flying Act Club, giving Watson another chance 11th year. Danny White waiting in wings to take over field I MiCHi-Imt LNto-lai believe in over-managing. that play." year. The Polish Rifle insisted all along he was winner. Last year in the playoff. Ron Jaworski proved it. Offense is tied to his strong right gerwalship. Smart, tested supporting cast around them. I—6 wide receiver Harold Carmi­ 14,000 Entrants Cutlass Supreme. V-6. auto., air "I don't feel like I threw the tour­ 2. Faab-ArtKb baseman Rich Dwyer after latter made catch on short fly ball to chael. But need equal threat on other side. Keith Krepfle spots. Billy Joe DuPree for vital tight-end nabs. 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V-8. auto., air con- 3.Kerre 'I'igcrs T-0, Mariners .'1-8 d.. power steering and brakes, 78 CHEV.;^*4295 S.Zriiica comes Champ Summers belted a pinch-hit, two-run homer in radio. Low mileagel REPAIRS 7. SiTM Pronto Printer 8' Stepside Pickup. 'A ton, 6 cyl., 19th Hole the eighth and Steve Kemp hit his third home run of the Sbs EnM 1007 Main St.. E.H. std., power steering. Nice and day in the nightcap to lift Detroit to a double-header 77 CHEV. *4195 sweep over Seattle, Kemp's second homer of the opener, “Homt of Mr. Qoodwrtnch" Nova Concours 4 Door. V-6, 3 Russ Davidson 68, Jim Anderson 69, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS spd., air cond., power steering 77'DODGE » 8 9 5 Ellington Ridge Kaprove 79-9-70, Brian Smith 79-9-70, leading off the 10th inning, powered the Tigers to victory. B - Charles Bailey 86-14-72, C - Ray Solomson 70, Walt Rasmussen WASHINGTON REDSKINS Coach Bud Wilkinson now has feel (or nuances of pro ball. and brakes, radio. Low mileagel Royal S£ Sport Van. V-8, auto., Illiir Jays 9, Angels .'1 • Complete Mechenicel Service air cond.. power steering & Stan Davis had a hole-in-one Sun­ 70, Ken Cota 70, Sal Bonelli 70, Bob Over-the-Hill Gang now part of Redskins' glorious past. Don't underestimate his propensity for winning. Cards, Matt Reiser 84-17-67. 77 CHEV. *4195 brakes, 3 seats and many, many day on the par-3, 185-yard seventh John Mayberry hit two home runs and Rick Cerone Diron Talbert is only remnant as coach Jack Pardee after horrible start, were tough second half of '78. Shock of BE'I TER VINE - A - Joel Sokolov Jamieson 70, Norm Daignault 70; C • Collision Repelr Malibu Classic 4 Door. V-8, auto., more options. This truck is a hole. He used a four wood to score his homered and knocked in five runs as Toronto handed the recasts squad to his tastes. Team ran out of gas after win­ J.V. Cain's tragic death in training camp won’t affect sea­ 37-4-33, Barney McHugh 39-5-34, Tom Flight — Gross — Joe Bury 87, Net — LABOR DAY air cond., power steering and beauty! Angels their fifth loss in seven games. • Auto Feinting ning first six In 76. Lot of old faces'gone as Jack attempts son performance. Club has made great strides to bolster ace. in a foursome with Matt Chupas. Schiller 37-3-34. Jack Hunter 39-5-34, Paul Chuck 64, Richard Daniels 70, brakes, radio. Clean car, low Frank Sheldon and Bill Marsh. Iinlians 7, Vs 5 • Low Cost Service Rentsis to inject more youth into lineup. He feels there is solid weakest departments, particularly running game. This is mileagel 79 ( W V . £ ’8495 Walter Farley 39-5-34, Fred McKone Girald Rocheleau 72, George Gentile enough nucleus to make them playoff contender. I’m not team that could surprise. Dave Roselle's bloop double scored Andre Thornton WEEKBD Blazer Cheyenne. V-8. auto., 4 CM II CIMMIMONSIIIP - Tony 39-5-34, Brian Smith 39-5-34, Tony 74, Dick Clinton 74, Sam Sapienza 74. • Fadory Trained Technlclens that sold on Redskins. 76 FORD *2895 Roberto Jr. defeated Joe Byrka 74 to with the go-ahead run in a three-run sixth inning to lead OFFENSE wheel drive, power steering and Roberto 39-5-34; B - Robert Robin­ SWEEPS - Gross - Ed Stone 70, Gran Torino Station Wagon. V-8, brakes, radio and a lot of extras. 75. Cleveland. • Charge With Master Cherge OFFENSE Bud recognized the need; Running backs, guys who could Very little miles, it's like brand son 42-7-35, Charles Bailey 42-7-35, Net — Tony Steullet 72-4-68, Nick auto., aid cond., power steering go wide. So he picked 'em — Ottis Anderson, Theotis SPECIAL newl Rrewers ft, Rangers 2 with Billy Kilmer cut, Joe Thelsmann has QB |ob all to him­ and brakes, radio. Nice family I'l.lGII T C - Gross - Ray Beller, Lester Baum 42-7-35; C - Matt Pahoulis 75-7-68, Russ Davidson 83- • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Lester Baum; Net - Jack Kearney, Gorman "Thomas and Cecil Cooper each belted two-run self finally. He's like yo-yo, up and down, but has ability to Brown. They might start. With help from Thomas Lott. Wide carl Reiser 41-9-32, Greg Montana 41-9-32. 15-68, Joe Bury 87-18-69, Bill Wood 79- receivers are small, fleet and fine: Mel Gray. Pat Tilley. But 78 CHEV.;i^*6345 Tom McGuff. homers to back the eight-hit pitching of Bill Travers for Tel. 646-6464 produce exciting moments. Receiving corps Is stable, with RES T 17 - A - Barney McHugh 73- 10-69, Lou Argenio 74-5-69. primary targets John McDaniel out wide, Jean Fugett at there’s no tight end of merit to succeed Cain. (Deficiency at 77 CHEV *4495 Va ton Sport Van, Beauvilie. 6 cyl., NET - A - Tom Schiller 72-6-66; B the Brewers' win. 10-63, Jack Hunter 73-9-64, Fred LOW' GROSS, LOW NET - A - light end. Ricky Thompson could squeeze out Danny TE hurt them last year.) Still running offense — with no Save Gas - Save Money Impala 4 Door. V-8, auto, air con- auto., power steering and brakes. - Skip Gozzo 82-15-67. Paul Kaprove 73-9-64, Brian Smith 73-9-64, Gross — Jim Bidwell 71, Net — Roy Buggs for other )ob. Running back Is needed alongside drop in efficiency — is Jim Hart, 14-year pro coming off d.. power steering and brakes, AM-FM cassette and a beauty. John Riggins. Could be Benny Malone. Maybe Ike Forte. most productive season. Line still among best in NFL. even stay Home Labor Day Weekend radio, vinyl roof. Check this pricel Low mileage! Guillemette 80-13-67; C - A1 Endee B - Charles Bailey 80-14-66, Matt Bell 74-10-64, Ed Stone 72-4-68, Mike Yaz Held in Check 88-18-70. Offensive line Is In good shape except for guard Dan with Tom ‘Banks not signed. Tom Brahaney can take over Reiser 78-17-61. Davis 74-6-68, Lawrence Rome 78-8- center. Dan Dierdorf all-pro at *ackle. Steve Little. Mike We’ll Entertain You 77 CHEV.;^*6795 IlK'n'KH MM-; - A - Brian Smith BOSTON (UPI) - Carl Yastrzemski failed to get a hit Nugent's back. Jeff Williams has been shifted to that spot. 76 FORD *3445 LADIES - Net - A - Mona Kemp 70, Ken Cota 80-10-70; B — Gross — in three at-bats Sunday, as the Boston Red Sox lost to the George Starke comes back at tackle. Mark Moseley steady Wood vie to succeed Jim Bakken as place-kicker. Rating: B Blazer Cheyenne. V-6, auto., 37-5-32, Chris Kearney 37-5-32; B - 90-19-71, B - Faith Palozej 97-24-73, C Bill Knowles 76, Net — Paul as ever on placement kicks. Rating: 6- Granada Coupe. 6 cyl., auto., air power steering and brakes. AM- Paul Guillemette 36-7-29, Skip Gozzo Kansas City Royals, 6-3. Yaz remains 11 hits short of the DEFENSE cond., power steering & brakes, PM radio, 4 wheel drive. The beat - Gloria Meurant 110-38-72; Better Kenneson 79-13-66, Sal Russo 83-15-68, radio, vinyl roof. of two wortdsi 40-8-32; C - Robert Steben 43-12-31. 3,000 career hit total. DEFEN8E Committed to 3-4, which Wilkinson Invented at Oklahoma. Nine - A - Mona Kemp 42-10-32, B - Dan McDonough 83-13-70, Bob Lukis ALL GAMES 25* CRIKH.S - A - Brian Smith 75-9-66, If he reaches the 3,000 mark, Yaz will become the first As Diron Talbert ages. Skins will go more to 3-4 alignment, Return of Charlie Davis permits shift of Mike Dawson from Faith Palozej 48-12-36, C - Connie 85-13-72, Russ Davidson 87-15-72; C - nose tackle to end, challenging old John Zook. Bob Pollard Who Says Bowling Is Expanshrs Chris Kearney 75-9-66; B - Paul American League player ever to get 3,000 career hits and with Dave Butz at nose tackle, Karl Lorch and Coy Bacon at Kelly 53-19-34; Best 17 - A - Mona Gross— Joe Bury 87, Net — Dick Day 400 career home runs. ends. Diron comes back In with 4-3. Also picked up Joe on other terminal Is fine. Mark Arneson leads llnebacking Guillemette 78-13-65, Skip Gozzo 80- Kemp 83-19-64. B - Faith Palozej 90- 88-19-69, John Crowley 90-20-70, Jones, Paul Smith for relief. Void at weakslde linebacker quartet, which Is Intact and developing though names don't 15-65, C - A1 Endee 86-18-68, Nelson 24-66, C - Gloria Meurant 100-38-62. David Sink 96-26-70, Charles with release of longtime Incumbent Chris Hanburger. Pete make all-star rosters. Eric Williams on Inside. Secondary Is Branswick Parkade WysockI likely successor to go with holdovers Brad Dusek, pretty well set, too, led by Roger Wehrll, one of finest Gottier 90-22-68. Romanowski 95-23-72, Ronald Weil BEST 17 - A - Barney McHugh 73- Tackle Ailing Harold McLInton. Dallas Hickman swings between line, defenders In modern era. still corner whiz at 3f. He sets 102-30-72. llnebacking. Mark Murphy steps In at free safety for example for safeties Ken Greene, Ken Stone, latter fine ball Lanas 10-63, Jack Hunter 73-9-64, Fred I’RESIDENT'S GUP - Low gross CLEVELAND (UPI - Cleveland Browns’ rookie offen­ departed Jake Scott. Ken Houston, Joe Lavender, Lemar hawk. Also competing as punters are Little (flop so far), Kaprove 73-9-64, Brian Smith 73-9-64, sive tackle Sam Claphan, the only Browns player hurt in Parrish make strong secondary. Mike Bragg starts 12th Wood. Rating: B CfflHOER Tallwood - Ed Stone 70-72-142, Tony Steullet Nursery Provided 8 t NIte B - Charles Bailev 80-14-66, C - 72-77-149, Low Net - Bill Knowles 72- Friday’s game with the Washington Redskins, was ad­ 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER campaign as team punter. Rating: B PREDICTION Matt Reiser 78-17-71'. LOW GROSS, I.OW NE'i - A 65-137, Joe Bury 69-69-138. mitted Saturday to the Cleveland Clinic for examination PREDICTION I, ADIES - Net - Claire Keating 93- and treatment of his lower back. Nobody’s paying too much attention to Cardinals, which Manchaslar Parkade Flight- Gross — Ed Stone 70, Net — SWEEPS - (Jross — Jim Bidwell GMOUAUTY Offense Is too erratic to have much confidence In Redskins may be way Wilkinson wants It. They'll sneak up on a few OPEN MON-THUR8 9-9 Browns’ coaches expected to learn the results of the 21-72. Better Nine - Claire Keating Tony Steullet 68, Nick Pahoulis 68, 71, Net - Roy Bell 74-10-64, Paul SBMCE/MRIS as serious contender. They're still suffering from all those teams and also climb In standings. I predict third place In 3481/2 W. Middle Tpka. FRITIL8 SAT 9-9 46-11-35; Criers - Claire Keating. examination by today and Coach Sam Rutigliano said he NFC East. Lou Argenio 69, John Yetishefsky 70, Kenneson 79-13-66, Mike Davis 74-6- OXNEBAL MOTOeS nu n s nVBKN years of depleted drafts. I sAe them fourth In NFC East, 1229 MAM ST MANCHESTER m 646-6464 NE T - A - Barney McHugh 79-10- Robert Dalessio 70; B Flight— Gross 68, Ed Stone 72-4-68, Joe Bury 87-18- feared it was a disc problem. If so, Claphan would be un­ f (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 69. Jack H unter 79-9-7(), Fred — Bill Wood 79, Net — Paul White 68, 69. able to play for the remainder of the season. EVENING HERALD, Mon.. August 27, 19 7 9 - PAGE FIFTEEN

* fA G E FOURTEEN - EVENING HERAU), Mon., August 27. 1979 Local...... Program...... Phone-In Program Tonight Top Court Review Indian Claims Case Marshall ruled Indian tribes are not States assumed when it took over the federal protected “ Indian country” On Cable TV receiving questions from viewers for the child, but for the parent too.” Maine Supreme Court which held the Resolution of the criminal jurisdic­ HARTFORD ~ “Mister Rogers By liniird Press Inlernalional “ foreign states” which can bring an European countries’ land titles. by one Indian against another. across the country. Rogers will also “Mister Rogers Talks With federal government — not Maine — tion issue could strongly influence Talks With Parents About School," a Recent developments in the original lawsuit in the Supreme He said the tribes became “depen­ The constitutionality of the act was MANCHESTER — This Monday on be assisted by a noted expert on Parents About School” will be broad­ had jurisdiction over two future developments in the Indians live national prime-time phone-in massive Maine Indian land claims Court, but rather are “domestic dent allies, claiming the protection of upheld the next year when the high Cable TV, Channel 13, at 7:00 p.m.. education and early childhood cast “live” from Pittsburgh, where a claim that 12.5 million acres of special for parents of children who case have heightened speculation the Passamaquoddy Indians for alleged dependent nations” of the United a powerful friend and neighbour, and court stressed the law was enacted to development in responding to che studio audience will assemble for the Maine were taken from them without Community Insight will feature com­ are starting school, will be broadcast 200-year-old legal relationship arson on a reservation. receiving the advantages of that vest authority in the federal govern­ production. Telephone questions will permission from their federal guar­ States. munity topics. tonight at 9 on Connecticut Public questions. between eastern Indians and state The criminal jurisdiction case and The next year Marshall ruled in­ protection, without involving a sur­ ment to protect the tribes from The program will take you "on the “ Most parents know that beginning come from viewers who have dians in violation of the Noninter­ Television, Channels 24-Hartford, 49- governments may be re-examined by the land clainis case both involve the valid a series of Georgia laws which render of their national character.” animosity toward them by citizens of job" with Ron Brown of Bfown's sch 1 can be a difficult and even responded to a televised request for course Acts more than 150 years ago. Bridgeport/Fairfield County, 53- the U.S. Supreme Court. Trade and Nonintercourse Acts made the the Cherokee Tribe within Marshall’s decisions in the two the states. Fiorist in M anchester, who will frightening experience for children,” suggestions and have received a Cohen said he will appeal the Norwich, 61-Waterbury, and 65-New Maine Gov. Joseph E . Brennan and passed by Congress between 1790 and Georgia subject to state law in a case Georgia cases stressed the federal "(The tribes) owe no allegiance to demonstrate and explain the Rogers says. “ Often, going to school special number enabling them to call 1834, and the meaning of the term jurisdiction issue regardless of Haven. others last week admitted the reten­ called Worcester vs. Georgia. government’s role to protect Indian the states, and receive from them no highlights of constructing flower is the first big experience outside the into the broadcast. Live remote "Indian country” as used in several whether the land claims are settled The live broadcast will be the first tion of President Nixon’s former The basis for the Maine tribes’ rights. The tribes “are in a state of protection. Because of the local ill- arrangements. home, the first time that children are satellite feeds from Columbia, South congressional acts dealing with out of court. , . prime-time phone-in special for lawyer. James St. Clair, to assist in claim goes back to Marshall’s 1832 pupilage,” he wrote. “Their relation feeling, the people of the states The program will also include a away from their parents for several Carolina, and Denver, Colorado, will The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled parents to be produced by Rogers, Maine’s defense of Indian claims to federal control over Indian affairs. ruling— which Maine Supreme Court to the United States resembles that where they are found are often their segment on Bob Bernardi. 14-year- hours each day. be incorporated into the program, on very few cases involving Indian the host-creator-producer of award­ two-thirds of the state reflected the The state has steadfastly main­ Justice Sidney W. Wemick termed of a ward to his guardian.’’ deadliest enemies,” the Court said. “Young children frequently have featuring teachers who are getting land claims, but the high court has old organist . winning television programming who increased likelihood the case could tained Congress did not intend for the the “ fountainhead decision regarding The 1832 Worcester decision has If the Maine land claims case does This week's Good Citizen, Sandra misconceptions about what school ready for and or have just finished ruled on several cases involving the is now celebratint his twenty-fifth be headed for trial. Nonintercourse Acts to' apply to the powers of Congress over Indian been consistently relied on by the go to court, legal experts have Jones, will be honored for her really is, what their teachers will be their opening day of school. federal government’s “guardian” year in children’s television. The The Indians are trying to work out Eastern areas already settled by affairs” in his July opinion affirming Supreme Court in later cases up­ predicted it will be finally resolved volunteer work as President of the like, how much they will have to As an extension of the week’s relationship over the tribes. special will be seen the same day a negotiated settlement of the case whites and has argued Maine’s In­ certain criminal matters on the holding federal power to protect In­ by the U.S. Supreme Court - - and Volunteer League for the Lutz Junior know, and who will take care of programming theme, a free booklet The Supreme Court first con­ that a week of five all-new “Mister with the White House but recently dian reservations are not federal “ In­ Maine xeservations should be subject dians. former U.S. Attorney General Grif­ Museum in Manchester. “Tips for them,” Rogers explains. “For many with helpful advice to children and dian country." Until the Indians sidered the federal government’s Rogers’ Nighborhood” programs will upped their demands from about $62 protectorate relationship with the In- to federal, not state jurisdiction, Congress in 1885 pasqpd the Major fin Bell predicted while in office it Happy Motoring" will be presented premiere for young children who are chidiren, going to school for the first parents about going to school for the successfully sued federal officials to would be the most complex and million to $86 million. dian tribes in two cases arising in Marshall said the relationship Crimes Act granting the federal by John Blondin. time can mean playschool or nursery first time is being made available to obtain federal protection in 1976, In­ about to go to Uieir first day of Maine Attorney General Richard Qggrgia between the tribes and the European courts exclusive jurisdiction over, drawn-out case ever litigated in the Community Insight is a program school. “Mister Rogers’ school. For others, it means viewers. “ When Your Child Goes to dian programs in Maine had been S. Cohen said St. Clair may also help In a 1831 case entitled Cherokee settlers was based on an “eqality certain crim es — including murder, United States. presented by the Community Broad­ Neighborhood” is seen weekdays at 5 kindergarten or first grade. But for School,” can be obtained by sending the state appeal to the U.S. Supreme funded and administrated by the Nation vs. Georgia, Chief Justice John among nations,” a policy the United rape, and arson — committed within casting Company which is a non­ all of them, it means questions to be a postcard to: Family Com­ p.m. on CPTV. Court a unanimous July ruling by the state. profit corporation. Appearing on the phone-in special asked and answered, reassurances to munications, Inc. 4802 Fifth Ave., If you are interested in TV, this with Fred Rogers will be Sandy Hill, be given and received — and not just Pittsburgh, PA 15213. could be your opportunity to co-host of ABC’s “ Good Morning experience what it is like to be Am erica.” Ms. Hill will moderate, Even Clamming Business behind the scenes of a television program. Community Broadcasting Com­ Rockville Hospital pany invites you to voiunteer your 2 time and gain priceless experience in Plans Open House Must Have Middlemen research, reporting, interviewing VERNON - Rockville General years. and video crew work. Gain the Hospital will conduct the second of By MARYANN JAROSZ L. Gastrow calls out. Bruce Cooley His operation supplies shellfish to experience — call now and volunteer three blood pressure screening and jots down the number. EAST GREENWICH. R.I. (U PD - restaurants and markets throughout your services. — 646-0660. open house programs Wednesday The quahoggers stand by waiting Outside, the air is laced with the New England as well as to individual from 1 to 4 p.m ., at the hospital. for their catch to be weighed and the smell of salt water and seafood being customers who walk in off the street. Included with the free clinic is an payoff calculated. Meanwhile, Beauty Queens prepared. The quahoggers are secretive optional tour of the Belding Wing, Gastrow useds a large hose to wash 7 The water is choppy because of the about how much they earn and places Rockville General’s recently com­ off the clam s and bag them. h i ^ winds. Sailboats and yachts rock they dive and rake for clams. But Are Analyzed pleted addition which houses "They (quahoggers) won’t tell you when it comes to talking about Finn, physical therapy, renal dialysis, with the waves. how much they make. But many of Motorboats pull up to the dock, and they can't seem to praise him WASHINGTON (UPI) - emergency, respiratory care, and them make as much as $100 a day," one or two men jump out to pull enough. Statistically speaking. Miss America pediatric-adolescent departments. Cooley said. wheelbarrows over to the side of the 'T v e been here in the quahogging should be a small-town lass who A final program of blood pressure Warren B. Finn Jr., owner of the boat. ' business for four years now and I’ve draws raves in her swimsuit, plays Members of the Manchester Arts Council, from left, Carol screenings and tours is scheduled for $2.5 million a year business, And then the action begins. always done business with Finn," the piano or sings, and has Hanson, Gertrude Marsh and Isabel Compasso, enjoy a shady Sept. 6. No preregistration is orchestrates the operation like a Quickly, gunnysacks are heaved one man said, cautiously retaining measurements of 35.60, 23.40, 35,55. spot in front of the Cheney Homestead as they complete plans required and anyone may attend. maestro conducting a symphony. his anonymity. Over Protests Delegates to the 139th annual into carts and wheeled into Finn He barks out ail that is needed to for the MAC’S house tour on Sept. 8. They will also be "I know n i get a fair deal here. He American Statistical Association Enterprises by men half-clad in fill the orders as they come in, then Jolly Tiger restaurant signs are coming groups objected to the name. But the parent exhibiting some of their art work during the day-long tour. (Finn) takes care of us and we take meeting turned from pondering black diving suits and still smelling watches to make sure the 60-pound down in Schnectedy, N.Y., to be replaced by company decided to revert back to the Dryers Versatile care of him, ” he said. productivity, the economy in the (Herald photo by Pinto) of ocean waters. bags of clam s and the larger quahogs nationally recognized name after they deter­ Finn pays 60 cents a pound for little the familiar Sambo’s sign, over the objec­ 1980s. weather modification, and AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Flooring Once inside, the sacks are loaded are correctly loaded onto waiting engineers for a tire and rubber onto an oversized shovel-shaped necks and 10 cents a pound for the tions of the Schenectady NAACP. Only 15 of mined they were losing business because Jol­ mathematical research, to analyzing trucks. larger clams which are cut up for the establishments nationwide used the Jolly ly Tiger was not well known. (UPI photo) today's beauty queens. Arts Council Sponsors products manufacturer have found a scale. They are loaded with quahogs. At times, water is still dripping chowder. Two statisticians from Northern new use for home hair dryers. They Fred Rogers will present a week of Mister Rogers’ (Pronounced "ko-hogs." it is an In­ from the bulging bags as they are Tiger name rather than Sambo’s after black recommend the appliances for dian. and commonly accepted Rhode "When we close up at night, we Illinois University — George Miller Neighborhood programs beginning today on the Public Broad­ carried out. Tour of Cheney Homes don’t owe anyone anything. We and Chipei Tseng — issued a 17-page loosening damaged vinyl floor tiles. casting Service devoted to preparing children for their first Island, word for the hardshell, edible Finn has owned the business for 35 report entitled "The Anatorny of The Goodyear engineers say a dryer clams harvested from Narragansett always pay cash,” Finn said. Manchester. day of school. Rogers will also host a prime-time, live, phone- years. In all, Finn and his father have MANCHESTER - The Manchester set on high achieves the same effect Bay.) Most of the businesses he deals Miss Am erica." The Manchester Garden Club, the been shellfish wholesalers for 50 Vernon Adult School Set Arts Council is sponsoring a tour of Although they provided data on the as a professional's blow torch. in special for parents at 9 p.m. "That’s 61 on the necks," Andrew with are located in Massachusetts. homes in the Cheney Historic Perennial Planters, and the famed pageant from 1959 to 1978, Connecticut, New York and Rhode VERNON — The adult school programs, sponsored by elude typing 1 and II, shorthand I, shorthand refresher District on Saturday, Sept. 8 from 10 Manchester Art Association are par­ Miller and Tseng would not forecast Island. the Vernon Board of Education, will start on Sept. 24. course, booking I and II, office training, data processing a.m. to 4 p.m. ticipating with the arrangements. exactly what the new Miss America He does not contract with the Mail registrations will be accepted through Sept. 9. including fundamentals and basic cobol. In addition to the tour of historical Tickets are available at the TV Tonight — to be crowned next month in Atlan­ markets and restaurants he sells to Classes are held at Rockville High School on Loveland Also under data processing a programming workshop homes, there will be a display of Savings Bank of Manchester, tic City, N.J., will be like, or the quahoggers that he buys from Hill Road and at the Adult Education Center, 709 Hart- w i l l be conducted. This course will allow students to work sculpture on the lawns of the homes, Harrison’s Stationers, and from all “ A predictive model of a sequen­ 10:30 Some customers come to the water­ ford Turnpike (Route 30). independently on programs of their own cho(»ing and original paintings done by the Cheney members of the Art Council. 6:30 CD H w Muppat* Cop" (1978) Joe Don Baker, tial decision nature is still under SULovaLuey (T) NawtywoO Gama Louis Qossett Jr. A New York 3)N oti* front to pick up their orders. Others Brochures containing registration forms are available have them run on the computer at the high schMl. family, art and photography done in A brochure with drawings, a Holywood Bquara* City detective is forced to oon- development at this writing," they O) Bowling For DoSara IlflO arrange for one of Finn’s eight trucks at local banks and businesses. Registration“ in person will Arts and crafts courses include: Oil painting, drawing collaboration with the Manchester photographs and architectural a ) a S NBC Now* B m MacNal / lahrar Raport tend with his politically motivat­ (TacosaNsw* to deliver. explained. B That's Hoiywood ed superiors and charges ol cor­ a Ock Van Dyke be at the high school on Sept. 10, 11, and 12 from 7 to 9 and composition, multi-crafts, painting for fun. Community Relay Races on display details will be given to ticketholders ®6SOv*rE**y They said, however, there "is an eA d«n-12 nekVanDyka ruption while trying to end the a Honsymoensrs Finn keeps his business open 363 p.m. No telephone registrations will be accepted. macrame, techniques in leaded glass, leaded glass at the South United Methodist Church the day of the tour. Tic Tac Dough 6:55 murderous rampage ol a days a year, closing only on Christ For. Town______of Vernon______residents course fees are chargedworkshops, furniture refinishing, tatting, basic wood car- inherent small town bias in the Miss For additional information, call g demented radical group. (Part 1 11:10 home, the Gilbert & Sullivan SINow* 6JX) 3)B*nnyHM mas and Thanksgiving. He's busy at the rate of $5 per course, with some exceptions. "The v in g , portraiture, tole decorative painting, water color, America Pag ean t," noting large ol 2HR) orchestra, and the Little Theatre of Suzy Wichman at 643-7%l. 31 ThaWhHa Shadow every cities can send only one represen­ 7:00 (SSBasatMl B ffiM Istar Roger* Tak* WHh 11:30 day. Snow, rain, you name it. jgg non-residents is $10 per course. Fees are payable Also, upholstering, woodworking, chair caning. (DCBSN m i Parsnts About School (in Rockford Fits tative to state pageants. 0ThaCommandara quahoggers still go out and Finn buys at the time of registration and are not refundable unless welding, auto maintenance, gourmet cooking, Chinese (SMorvOrttlln B B S U t l l * Houaa On Tha BM ovI* "The Ooserl Song" OD MMom knpoaalbl* Currently, pageant judging is ABC Now* (1953) Kathryn Grayson, Gordon 3 ) a Polo* Story up their catch. classes do not materialize due to insufficient registra­ cooking, physical fitness for women, co-ed fitness Photo ID Only Proof a S S Bsst Of Corson Employee Bill Arling splits open a based on a scale of one-third for S S Doting Qam* B 6 2 IA I Croaturoa Qroat And MacRae. A professor leads a tion. program, small engine repair, sign languag°, cardio­ US FiothnI Of Faith double life when he Inspires a a Th* RMsmsn quahog, exposing the pink’ meat talent, one-third for swimsuit, one- SmMI The fees do not include the cost of books and materials. pulmonary resuscitation, ballroom dancing, and bread­ BJokar-aWlld group to expose an evil Arab sixth for evening gown and one-sixth leader. (2 hrs.) between the halves of the shell. Textbooks in the area of business, secretarial, data making. For Beer at Wapping OnckCavolt 8*30 "This is what they look like in­ for poise, but Miller and Tseng said aCMooAnd'HwMan 9:30 processing and foreign languages are estimated to cost Home and family courses include sewing, custom (i) Against Tha wind side." he said. Then he pried the over the years there has been “a SOUTH WINDSOR - A photo iden­ been professionally recorded. She is ® Conaumar 8urvlv*l KH B L S s C k ib 3 ) WKRP In Cincinnati from $3 to $12. drapery making, crocheting, quilting, cake decoratinjg, tification will be the only accepted self-taught on the guitar and prac­ creature loose and swallowed it interior design, and shirret which is a combination of definite bias toward swimsuit 7:30 SdW 10:00 Classes are offered free for those wishing to take winners." proof of age for entry to the beer tent tices her art five hours a day. 3 ) P.M. Magailna 3)M*A*8*H Lou Grant whole. courses in high school review, pre-high school review, shirring and crochet. ® Tamils They said 16 of 52 swimsuit winners when the Wapping Fair opens on Don Wojtyna of the fair committee (DMovla "Viva Zapatal " (1952) S English as a second language, citizenship and high school Under foreign languages French, Italian and Spanish Sept. 7. said that information concerning Martofl Brando. Anthony Quinn. finished first or second, and 22 Mexico's famoui leader equivalency preparation classes. are included. each of the scheduled events may be Report on Dam finished third or better, while only The beer tent has been popular at I Thoator | attempt* to win democracy lor There will also be a special free daytime high school All area senior citizens may attend any of the classes obtained by writing the Wapping Fair hla people through the use o1 two of 57 talent winners finished se­ the annual fair but many residents I Mon and Tuaa j equivalency preparation class, Monday through Thursday free of charge. This offer is made to anyone over the age in care of Post Office Box 446, South force. 2 1/4 hr*. IB/W) ^ Expected Soon cond or better and six of 57 were have been critical of the young peo­ aaSNBCMovI* "To Kill A from 9:30 to 11:30 a m. at the Adult Education Center. of 62. third or better. ple attempting to gain entrance, es­ Windsor. He said that a fair catalog E . Hartford Drive-In — Star The Monday class will be in m ath; Tuesday, English, “ Clearly a talented participant pecially during the evening hours on which will detail the many events to Wars-8:10-Butch & Sundance, VERNON -A preliminary report Wednesday, math; and Thursday, social studies and must win the swimsuit contest to Friday and Saturday. be held, will be distributed. the Early Days-10:15 as to the soundness of the science. have much of a chance for the higher The Fair Committee said that it Instead of the traditional parade E. Windsor Drive-In — Tankerhoosen Dam is expected soon Other regular courses for which fees will be charged in­ ranks," they said. felt that the stiffer regulations would which has signaled the opening of the Moonraker-8:10-Great Train from the consulting firm of Hayden Their figures showed that over the help in the town's efforts to combat fair for many years, there will in­ Robbery-10:15 Harding & Buchanan Inc. of Boston. Manchester Drive-In — past 20 years, the mean drug and alcohol abuse in South stead be a five-mile foot race which The engineering consultant firm will start at 11 a.m, on Saturday of Moonraker-8:15-Semi Tough- measurements of the winners were Windsor. 10:20 was hired by the state Bureau of that weekend and prizes will be 35.60 inches for bust, 23.40 for waist Julie McAlpine, a local singer in Mansfield Drive-In — Public Works. It was feared that the and 35.55 for hips. the style of the late Janis Joplin, will awarded in 10 divisions. Unidentified Fiying Oddbail- dam would collapse during a heavy "Ju d g es do seem to favor a entertain at the fair on Sept. 8 from 6 Booth spaces on the midway are The Jungie Book-Show starts rain storm that occurred last winter. symmetry of bust and hips, with to 8 p.m. available to all groups and in­ at dusk Homes and businesses in the No Gas? waists approximately 12 inches Miss McAlpine is a 1977 graduate dividuals. Rental fee information Vernon Cine 1 — Moonraker- Talcottville area had to be sm aller," they said. of South Windsor High School and has may be obtained by calling Steve 7:20-9:35 plus Burt Ruftmldi evacuated. Reportedly the dam has Go To Class! written 10 songs, some of which have Galovich at 644-0302. Vernon Cine 2 — Meatbalis- "SIMITOUGr 10:30 been weakened by acts of vandalism. Don't let the gas crunch squeeze you out of a college 7:10-9:15 It is expected the report will be ready ^ 0 education. Earn college credit in your living room with ...... by the end of this month. TV Community College courses on Connecticut Public Bill Arling of East Greenwich, R.I., sorts clams and quahogs L ast winter town firemen and Television. Fall semester offerings include: before weighing them in at Finn Enterprises. Shellfishermen emergency personnel had to install ’ GEOGRAPHY - 0 1 Earth And Man " An mtroducTory coun.c m ^Hunchback of N.H. sandbags at the dam site. The dam is have been bringing their catch to Finn’s who have owned the physical and cultural geography BroadcaM Mon. business for 35 years. (UPI photo) owned by the state. and Wed. al 8:30 a m. and 6 p.m. beginning Sepi 10. A Great Success BUSINESS ••U s Everybody's Business.” A survey ol ihe EAST WINDSOR conlcmporary American business scene Bnwdcasi m m m Tues. and Thurs. at 8;.V) a m. and b p m. beginning iiSHiujii*, DRIVE IN s.Mr/9 U.S. Grant Received Small CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The are Milford residents. Sept II Hunchback of Notre Dame, that deformed “ They play everything from beggar For Fire Apparatus HEALTH ■ ’Contemporary Hcalih Issues. An examination ol Business medical science and the major health issues ot our and ridiculed bellringer who barricaded women to burgers to court clerks to car­ Vernoncint K2 SCIENCE the woman he loved in the famous dinals,” said Harold DeFelice, artistic lime. Broadcast Eri al 8 a.m. and Sun. alb p.m. HOUIES ti' fu r VERNON - A $25,000 federal grant, to be used for medieval French cathedral, has been director for the American Stage Festival. beginning Sepi. 14. I' ; j rehabilitation of a fire truck, has been received by the •‘The Aseem Of Man.” Dr Jacob Bronowski s resurrected as "The Hunchback of New It was DeFelice who went out and hired HISTORY town. Loans personal view of history through man s scientific Hampshire." Pulitizer prize-winning director Ted TueAdoii & Wedmday SpemSb Iili»k I The truck, which is 15 years old, is housed at the achievements. Broadcast Sun. at 10 p.m. beginning And, Milford residents are working side Cornell to assemble the cast. $ 5,000— $ 10,000 Prospect Street Firehouse. The $25,000 will pay about Sept 13. by side with professional actors from New Cornell landed several New York equity $ 20,000— $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 gjpiLL MURRAY, mo twothirds of the cost estimated to repair the truck. Credits earned through TV Community College courses York to make it happen. actors, including Mark Arnott, an up and OUR NEWEST MENU ITEMI The town plans to apply for an additional $15,000 next $ 100,000 may be applied to a degree program al any Connecticut The American Stage Festival in Milford coming 24-year-old who works in movie AIRPOffTTB year to complete the work which Rockville Fire Chief Regional (Tommunily College. There are no recently commissioned award-winning. star Michael Moriarty’s Off Broadway AFTER=4 Donald Maguda said will add seven to 10 years to its life. UP TO $200,000 prerequisites. Course fees are a low $30 per TV course, Off Broadway, playwright Ronald company. itiwiSkflcnH «(BS A new truck would cost the town about $80,000. The $25,- Melville Whyte to transform Victor But after a two-month search, Cornell SIRLOIN TIPS Bviain i|M Moonraktr (My OR MORE or $4.50 for qualified veterans and persons 62 years old SOLVE YOUR BACK TO *3.19 000 grant is given to the town under the federal Small Hugo’s first novel, "Notre Dame de also found a few stars living in the shadow Sauteed onions. Baked polalo. Texas Toast or over. IReg. >3.591 Cities Grant Program. MONEY AVAILABLE SCHOOL HAIR PRORLEMS AT P aris." into a play. of the theater. FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL; and altyoU'Can eal salad. 'Vi'iiiiii)'inil!lji|a The truck is to be converted to use diesel fuel and will Whyte put his pen to work recreating The youngest Milford resident in the FORANY ARTISTIC HAIR DESIRN also have an automatic transmission and air brakes in- the story of Quasimodo, the crippled, cast is Matthew Hatfield, 8. The oldest is GOOD REASON MANCHESTER COMMUNITY SHE LIKES HER LONG HAIR WE SOLVED THE PROBLEM WITH A PRECISION HAIRCUT AND ' young bellringer whose unrequited love Jeri Meintire, a housewife who, as she sLsllcd A CONTINUING FAVORITEI (-' lliiiiyfirhl ‘-Dnvr 11 The funds the town hopes to get next year will pay for For established, or new COLLEGE e a s y c a r e b o d y w a v e . for a gypsy girl culiminates in his and her puts it, is “over 55." V repairing body damage and painting the truck. independent business 6 4 6 - 2 1 3 7 tragic deaths. The end result was "The "When they were looking for people, the • Operating Capital • Expansion Hunchback of Notre Dame, a Medieval kids said Hey, come on down with us.’ So, JmSi n 4234441 or contact the TV Community College office at • Inventory • Building Loans Tale for Modern Times. ’ I did," Mrs. Meintire said. BONELESS BREAST OF CHICKEN *2.59 Office Set8 New Hours 232-4817. “ But, I call it the ‘Hunchback of New "I didn’t expect a speaking part, I just • New Equipment • Improvements Baked polalo. Texas Toast and all you-can eal salad COVENTRY -Starting on Sept. 5 persons seeking Hampshire ." Whyte said. thought I’d end up being part of the crowd • Farm Loans • Fsmi Equipment TV Community College courses are broadcast on Coventry general assistance (welfare) may apply at the IVhat makes the production unique is the scene," said Mrs, Meintire, who plays the Application taken by Phone. Channels 24-Hartford, 49-Bridgeport/ enthusiasm it has generated in Milford, a mother of a key character in the play. “ I Towh Hall Wednesday or Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. Fairfleld County, 53-Norwich/New London, MANCHESTER • SHOP RITE PLAZA Dorothy Grady Burrell, general assistance ad­ CALL; DAVE LODA 236-5411 bedroom suburb of Nashua, the state's couldn’t believe it when I got a speaking 61-Waterbury and 65-New Haven. Some PLUS ministrator, will be in the office from 8:30 to 2 p.m. on Toll Free l-8(X)-626-6544 fesigr iS,inc fastest growing city. part," MANCHESTER - WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE courses will also be available on cable television, call “ It’s staggering,” Whyte said in a re­ " I t’s sorta like a dream working with WALT DISNEy*S Wednesdays and Fridays to answer questions and SMALL BUSINESS SEKVICE CENTER, cent interview. "The community has real­ the New York actors,” she added, “They schedule appointments. Applications will be accepted for details. ic j communiiy couIuI 34 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER , ^ ^ 11}80 Asylum Avenue ly become involved. " So involved, it turns treat us like we're a part of them.” only from 9 a.m . to noon. 1 COMMERCIAL CREDIT ’The new telephone number for the office is 742-5324. XX* J Hantordcl OeiOS out that 18 of the 33 members in the cast ’W N G IE 49Bh .\lHV4rxwls<‘«i4 SUITE A -1 646-0863 PLEASE CAUTHEATRE Those calling should ask for Ms. Burrell or for the tS ® CONTROI nAIAU)Rlt^AIK)N FOR SCREEN TIMES welfare office. For emergency assistance call 742-9339. EVENING HERALD, Mon., Augurt 27, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. August 27, 1979

State Announces H i p W m h d 13 H ip Wtnhd 13 H ip Wanhd 13 Hip Wtnhd IS Hip Wtnhd IS FRAMING CARPENTERS- Workers OK Pact When in need of a Service or Product FULL Sc PART'TIME for aeruLnuuHucr GAL FOR INTERESTING Experienced. Full time, year New Care Plan Snack Bar and GoU Course, Stan and varied work for 6 months WAITRESSES WANTED - round. Top wages / benefits to of the year. $125 per week to ^ p ly at: Tallwood Country G irl for Pharm acy dutlea. No' right man. 643-OKl after 6 start. Clothing sales. Call HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut plans to spend more Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone nights or Sundays. Previous phar­ Part time weekends. Experience helpful but not p.m. Helen, 6462363. At Torrington Co. than one-half million dollars over the next year to up­ 646-llSI. macy or nurses aide experience necessary. Will train. Call grade health care for pregnant women, infants and preferred. Ability to type helpful ARTIST- Experienced Paste PART TIME. Phone from after 2 PM, Vito’s Birch BABYSITTER WANTED to TORRINGTON (UPI) - About 1,600 “We have an agreement that if the mothers who have recently given birth, state officials CALL A PROFESSIONAL hut not neceiaary. Send resamo U> Up. ComputjTO helpful. Full care for 16month-old boy in Mountain Inne, 646-3161, home servicing our customers Bos HH, cV 0 Manchester Herald. time. Manchester printer. w orkers at The T orrington Co. have government sticks their nose in we will say. in your own area. 249-7773. Bolton, Ct. my home 12:15 to 4:45 PM, Call 643-5003. Monday through Friday. $1.00 overwhelmingly approved new contracts, renegotiate,” said Franculli. I Dr. Vajaya Bapat, chief of the Department of Health er hour. Sleeps one to two He said the contract would have been 0 put this Directory to work for you. call 643-2711 SECRETARY WANTED in MATURE RELIABLE ending a 15-week strike at northwestern Service’s maternal and child health section, said $106,700 NURSE AIDES b Eours. Call 643-7342. approved by an even greater margin if a legal office in Manchester. PERSON to Babysit starting Connecticut's largest employer. in state funds is being made available to local com­ Applicant must be an LAUNDRESS- Part time and September 5th., from 2:30 to United Auto Workers Local 1645 Presi­ complicated formula used to determine munities for projects such as clinics and education excellent typist to handle full time, all shifts. Enjoy 11 Monday thru Friday. COCKTAIL WAITRESS AND MECHANIC WANTED to do BAR MAID - Part time and dent Angelo Franculli said the production wage increases had been simplified. varied materials and have a working In a very pleasant Highland Park area. Call programs. MBTt HIM tmiM KtrunuuiT and home-like atmosphere. oil changes and various minor full time. Experienced. Apply workers and skilled tradesmen who A spokesman for Labor Commissioner An additional $400,000 in federal money will be used for pleasing telephone manner. after 7:00 p.m., 647-9^. repair work at Manchester Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru Please call Doris Blain, RN, in person after 4 p.m. Holiday walked off the job May 12 would return to P. Joseph Peraro earlier said the contract two local projects and state-level efforts to reduce the in­ Director of Nurses, 646-0129. gas station by appointment. Lounge, 39 Spencer Street, V m n V Im g Friday. Salary commensurate NEEDED- Assemblers & Must have good references. work today. was hammered out Saturday after several fant death rate, officials said this weekend. Wouldn't CARRYNATIONS with experience. Reply with Winders for our day and night Manchester. Ask for Dennis. RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy See John at A-1, 568 Center 6463637. Production workers voted 682-171 Sun­ days of marathon talks between the union Using $58,000 in federal funding, Danbury Hospital will for 643-1308 references to Box EE, c/o shift. Please apply in person: Street, Manchester. Your Ad workbig with an excellent su[h day to approve a 35-month contract that and company with Peraro and mediators develop a way to track teen-age mothers and children and Manchester Herald. Able Coil b Electronics, J e n FINE LUNCHES porting staff. Very pleasant Howard Road, Bolton. INSURANCE - Accountants, would give them a 34.2 percent wage in­ at the Labor Department in Wethersfield. mothers with special medical problems through educa­ Look Great atmosphere. Good wages and HARDWARE CLERK, part or Programmers, Systems Comtr of Conlor A Main t t full time, to help customers, crease. The main unresolved issue in the dispute tion, health care and social service systems. Here? 487 Main S t MANCHCmn EXPEMENCa benefits. Please call Doris Analyst, Auto Underwriters, had reportedly been the union's demand 64M167 MACHINE 0PEMT098 Blain, RN, Director of stock goods, deliveries and Claims Supervisor. Cheshire Skilled tradesmen voted 204-61 in favor The hospital will also start an education program for iB ffm r clean-up. 6465707. Employment Service 600 Park of a 35-month pact that would give them a for an unlimited cost of living adjustment young parents. WANTED Nurses, 6460129. 1st shift openings for . Ave.. Keene, N.H. 03431. 606 34.6 percent wage boost. clause in the new contract. In Hartford, the city’s health department will receive M iT O ia n n G i CUMim MD MULINQ SALES DIETARY HELP- Accepting Bridgeport i N/C Cin- MAINTENANCE To introduce complete 357-3400. The increases will be received in the Peraro said Saturday he hoped the $41,000 in federal money to develop a program to contact Applications are now being applications for present and Windior Locks Uincnosisr timatic. 2nd shift openings home cleaning service to future openings in our Dietary settlement of the Torrington Co. strike ^ 64S-5425 accepted for full- and part- SECRETARIAL POSITION - next two years, Franculli said. women in their first three months of pregnancy to insure THESE ADVERTlSEinr e»-4730 for Bridgeport. Lathe, & area residents. Experience department. Full time and "We've achieved our goals at all would influence negotiations at the Fafnir they are receiving adequate care. MAPLE M obil Bill Phil time employment in our Efficient, intelligent, and per:., ARE ALL Jig Bore. Operators must Maintenance Department. preferred. Salary plus part time positions available. sonable secretary wanted to levels," he said. "That includes cost of Bearing Co. where 3,500 workers are on The state, using a $200,000 federal grant, will compile S u p € t S«rvfc«t fnc. iS K L commission. Call Apply in ^rson: East Hart­ OAA • OIL • LUM1CAT10N - “nOFESSIONALS’ be able to set-up and Apply in person at Meadow’s fill responsible position. living and protection against erosion of strike. information on deaths of infants up to age 1 to produce in­ ACCIMOmtt operate. Please call or app­ Convalescent Home, 333 weekdays, morning only. ford Convalescent, 745 Main Statistical typing required. PICK-UP FOR HIRE Street, East Hartford, Conn. our wages ' But strikers on a Fafnir picket line in formation that could help reduce the infant mortality TIMSMD •ATTtmil Q N e T h e m ly to; Bidwell Street, Manchester. 649-0836 Shorthand helpful. Please at n. Maanni Attics. CotisfS. Bsms. Osrsg«s send resume to Pue Semel b He said the agreement calls for New BriUin said they didn’t expect the rate, Bapat said. n n « tlM 4 t7 A C e i n i CiMnsd-Pstsonsbie LcdMCanMiattM HOUSEKEEPING Company, Certified Public renegotiation if the cost of living rises Torrington Co. settlement to affect their ISO To m m I Rm S V tn w ii, CT OSSSS Applications now being COUNTER HELP NIGHTS - Accountants, P.O. Box 2250 more than projections used in reaching negotiations. accepted in our Housekeeping GAS STATION Vernon, Conn. 06066. The Torrington Co. had been producing FUIM S CSSPCT CUE SIOIIW, STOIBIWIHOOWS, DOOSS, AWIIHMS, 4 CSNOPIU 12031171-1144 11 PM to 7 AM. Apply Bess the wage increases. NOTICE Department, 7 to 3 weekends. Eaton Donuts, 150 Center ATTENDANTS WANTED - PART-TIME JANITOR for The contract also includes a clause for precision bearings in reduced operations - FIOOSS UMUMITED - Apply in person at Meadow’s Street, Manchester. Also: All shifts. Full and part time r / Convalescent Home, 333 medium size office complex. renegotiation if government officials during the strike at its two local plants PUBLIC HEARINGS CiHMrail/lnUntsI LEGAL SECRETARY- Counter Help, part time mor­ $3.25 to start. Looking for Bidwell Street, Manchester. dependable people. Good Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m., 3 object to the size of the pay raises. with non-union workers. < ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS HMrtCiiiwICin Eastern Law Firm. Full nings and evenings at Bess Eaton, 319 Green Road, references required. nights a week. Phone Mr. BOARD OF DIRECTORS tiipb amrf - Im1 o j ui Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, MAINTENANCE AND pickup and delivery. Must P o p e J o h n P b u I II u n d e r h e s v y s n o w fs ll S u n d sy b le s s e s th e s ta tu e Ot Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, September 4, 1979, at 8:00 TIME- Gas Station Attendent. have good driving record. i t AWNINGS A CANOPIES Immediate opening. Apply in MR. DONUT now accepting AUTO PARTS DRIVER - Full CUSTODIAL HELP the Madonna, Queen of the Dolomites, on top of M armolada mountain, p .m . to consider and act on the fotiowing: applications for all shifts, time position is available to NEEDED - Full and part time Apply in person to: Stan Thwart Demonstration ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS pelirson only to: Stan Graham, Ozimek, Moriarty Bros., Ser­ 10,800 f e e t h ig h , d u r in g a p ilg rim a g e . T h e p o p e ’s p r e d e c e s s o r . P o p e Proposed Ordinance - to authorize the saie of Parcei No. 6 in You Can Advarttaa Your M(oriarty Brothers, morning, afternoon and an agnessive person capable for South Windsor Board of PhoiM 649-9095 evening. Apply Mr. Donut, 255 Education. Excellent vice Manager. J o h n P a u l I, th e fo r m e r Ca rd in a l A lb in o L u c ia n i w h o r e ig n e d o n ly 33 the Buckland lndustriaiParl^o Hartford Distributors. Incor- Sarvloa or Butinaaa In Thia Manchester. of following directions. Ideal Inc., were also at the site to show their FREE ESniRATES -I- EASY TERMS West Middle Turnpike. for housewife. Big A Auto benefits. Please apply in per­ WATERFORD (UPI) - Police and d a y s b e f o re dy in g of a he a r t atta c k , w a s b o rn in th e n e a r b y v illa g e o f porated for the sum of ^ . . . Directory For Aa UWa Aa DELIVERY b GENERAL support for nuclear energy and the com­ MECHANICALLY ParU, 659-0535. son at Facilities Services Northeast Utilities officials, acting on a U dys u e iu i c u y iiie a iic a ii ^ j o Proposed Ordinance - that the Town of Manchester, Connec- $3.20 Par Weak. Plaata NURSES AIDES - Part or full Dept., 771 Main Street, South ALL-PURPOSE MAN - Must pletion of Millstone III, which is under INCLINED PERSON - tip. thwarted a planned anti-nuclear C a n a le d A g o rd o . ( U r l p n o to ) purchase from Philip H. Moroney Uiat certain parcei of Call 643-2711, aak to r Tina time. 7 a.m. to 12 noon, 3 p.m. EXPERIENCED NEED Windsor. have good driving record. Experienced in light plumbing Apply 649 Main Street , demonstration at the Millstone II nuclear construction. _ _ land situated at the intersection of HUis Street and Hilistown and electrical work. Write to to 11 p.m., or 11 p.m. to 7 APPLY ONLY - Siding, or Joa ... a.m.. Laurel Manor. 91 Chest­ Manchester. power plant this weekend. Waterford Police Chief James Perkins 1 1 1 - M M — 1 —1 Road being a portion of the premises known as No. 4 Hiiis Street H You WouM U w To Advarttaa Your Sarvica In Ttila Box F, c/o Manchester roofing and remodeling. 643- I CaW Tina or Joo at S43-1711. nut Street. 8769, 742-8440. CHILD CARE WORKERS- About 20 demonstrators were planning said Northeast officials had alerted W l 1 I A'l Vl ^ Ml I I WZ 1 1 1 (there shad be no actual consideration for Uiis purchase). PI .4 Herald. Oak Hill School has im­ BABYSITTER - Mature, for to meet at Millstone II Saturday morning. authorities to the protest plans after they ^ i T . M . C l , . M J . Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be-seen in the Town mediate openings for Child 11- and" 8-year old, after 13 COUNTER HELP - Mature Care Workers to work with But Northeast, which owns the plant, received a call tipping them off to the _ ^ g t Clerk’s Office during business hours. PUBLIC NOTICE Bond$-Stockt-Mortg» 0** * H » lp W tn h d and dependable. AM hours. school. 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., plus demonstration. multi handicapped children in school vacation days. Mr. heard about their plans in advance. I't'l M’l d * I Proposed additionai appropriaUon to Generai Fund Budget The annual report (May 1, BABYSITTER NEEDED- MONEY - Need more? Work Apply: Comer Soda Shop, 735 GOVERNMENT Main Street, Manchester. residential school. Steak, West Center Street The protesters were met by Waterford Northeast Utilites spokesman Gary V r -M. 1979-80. TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve^FuivJ^ 1978, to April 30. 1979) of The GUARANTEED BUSINESS Monday through Thursday, 3 BURGER KING part time while you or your Experienced with han­ area. Call after 5 p.m., 646 police and Northeast officials at the Doughty said extra security guards were Martin and Sophie Grzyb LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ children are in school. Daily dicapped children required. 5965. Memorial Fund is available plant's gate. called in by the company Saturday. Police W itnesses said several boys in the to be financed by a reimbursement from the SUte of Connec- Phone 281-4112. tation. Call 649-6022. Friday: NMd* Mm 8 Womm To Queen has flexible hours to fit Full time year round position, MIDDLETOWN, (UPI) - A for inspection at the office of your daily schedule. We have ONE DOZEN PEOPLE TO The entrance road, which is usually added two police cruisers to the force that apartm ent at the tim e began beating Mar- ticut following an audit of costs of a traffic control signal on weekends anytime Work Days, Evming, Full START IMMEDIATELY due second shift. Part time Middletown man charged with the fatal Wesley C Gryk. 470 Main year-round openings nights, weekend schedule also AN OPPORTUNITY PM M ... open, was barricaded by a locked, eight- normally patrols the area. tin after they realized the girl was shot. Route 83, at Sheldon Road and North School Street, S Part Tima. Evaninga to expansion of local Vernon shooting of a teen-age girl who was Street. Manchester. Connec­ SEWERS- Experienced on In­ weekends and lunch hours. available. Starting salary foot-high gate topped by barbed wire. In June, an anti-nuclear-power dragging him onto the porch of his second- Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget from 5 to cloaing, muai ba Apply in person: DQ. 242 office. Any 18 hours weekly. REGAL playing cards with friends in his apart­ ticut. during regular business dustrial Sewing Machines. $5.33 hourly. Car necessary. $3.87 to $4.09 per hour. protester scaled a crane here with a floor apartm ent and then pushing him 1979-80. Police Department - Special Detail Services □ EMPLOYMENT Will train if necessa^. Good ovar 18. Fraa Maala, Paid Broad Street, Manchester. Excellent benefits. Call 246 SREETmto A SIFTS The protesters staged a brief, rain- ment was being held on $100,i)00 oond hours, by any citizen who so VacaUon. Apply In paraon O ver 18. C a ll C & W banner protesting the construction of starting pay for the right peo­ 3496, or write Personnel HaN • eMNunr 01 hU ptM ppoi soaked demonstration outside the gate today, authorities said. down a set of stairs. j U j < .il...... $20,000.00 requests within 180 days after •••SSttttSSSSSSUSSSUSdtSUSSS batwam 2 and 6 p.m. ADDRESSERS WANTED Distributors, 12 to 3 p.m., 871- tani oka moiwr While others telephone police, Martin be financed by charges made for these services, ple Hours: 7 to 3:30, iMonday Assistant, Oak Hill School, 120 •aa MOAL oarta and iMo la before leaving. Millstone III. He was convicted last John Martin, 20, was scheduled to be publication of this notice of its H i p W u n h d 13 IMMEDIATELY! Work at 2528. College students thru Friday Apply in person welcomed. Halcomb Street, Hartford, frlando and nalfhbaia tram About 10 pro-nuclear demonstrators month of criminal trespass. arraigned in Middletown Superior Court allegedly ran from the scene. City and Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special availability. The name of the at: PillowtexCorp , 49Regent 467 CENTES STREH home — no experience 06112. An Equal Opportunity Amailank Miaal ealor etMog. state police pursued Martin through a Grants. Fund 41. for Vocational Educa;,on P r o g r a m ^ ^ ^ ^ principal manager is Wesley TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. necessary — excellent pay. ^ a uniqna oppoH m li f t In- from the Connecticut Voice of Energy, today in connection with the shooting Street. Manchester. Equal MANCHESTES Employer. araaaa vanr Inoa^aa. C. Gryk. Trustee. Apply 81 Contunerce Street, Opportunity Employer M/F. Write American Service, 8350 COMPUTER OPERATOR - death of Elizabeth DeFinis, 14, of wooded area surrounding the apartm ent by Career and Vocational Education Act Funds Por tolhar hdomiallon on aandn 061-8 Glastonbury. PTG P ark L ane, S u ite 127, Excellent opportunity for a WANTED - Mature high a ik i menar phene, mNa or iM Middletown, police said. complex, using dogs to track him. Connecticut Department of Education. COMPANY. Telephone 633- SHEET METAL WORKER - Dallas.TX 75231. computer, operator with some school or college student to our natalog oidlat Witnesses said the girl was playing He reportedly was apprehended in back .. . . , c__ » 7631. Experienced. Soldering etc FULL i PART TIME HELP experience on IBM system III babysit for 4 month old infant Human Rights Leaders of the ^ rg u n d y Hill section of the com- Proposal ^dditiomil appropriation to Mucat.onal ^ l a l BKCBIKSiaFn cards with friends at Martin's apartment □ NOTICES Call 528-2101 NEEDED- Retail experience EXPERIENCED or newly Mod-12. Some programming 2 or 3 afternoons per week. plex where he lived. Grants. Fund 41. for Emergency School Aid - Title « I ^ ^ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC necessary. Apply in person: Licensed Agents. We have one backnound and RPG II help- McKee Street / Hartford in the sprawling Westlake apartment - Experienced only. Top of the best training programs Loti in d F ound 1 TOOLMAKER WANTED - Parkade Liggett-Rexall. ful nut not necessary. Road area. References Support SALT Treaty complex on the MIddletown-Cromwell Friends of Miss DeFinis said she was ,o bo financed by Federal Grant Funds...... wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tde, 1862 Prototype and machine in the Real Estate Irofession. Excellent company paid required. 6469755. line when the shooting took place late Berlin ’Tpke.. Wethersfield, building. Apply in person, 81 RN or LPN - Full or part High commissions paid. benefits. Contact Dennis r who P^oposed additional appropriation to Educational Special LOST MY CATS - Female, DRIVER: Use own vehicle Friday night. the complex and who so m e tim e hung ^ youth Service Bureau - SUte 563-0151. Commerce Street, Glaston­ lime. 7 AM to 3 PM. Laurel Room for advancement. Earn Hickey at 5662120. bluepoint Siamese named good pay, plus Bonus and a for pickup in the Manchester CAMPOBELLO ISLAND, New • The conferees recommended that "all She was rushed to Middlesex Memorial out at Martin s apartment. They said 819,276 00 Violet and a female tiger bury. or call 633-4895. Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, agreements on arms limitations and dis­ Manchester. chance to win a trip to Las CONSTRUCTION LABORER area. Monday through Friday, Brunswick (UPI) — Leaders of the human Hospital and died about 45 minutes after they occasionally used his apartm ent for fo pe financed by a Grant from the SUte of Connecticut Depart- named Fern. $25 reward each RN-LPN wanted for 3 p m.-11 Vegas. “ Be A Neighborhood 4 to 6PM and Saturday 12 b armament, specifically the Strategic Please call 643-1861. to work on test boring drill rig MATURE RELIABLE MALE rights movement from 25 nations have Martin allegedly shot her with a pistol in “somewhere to go " and about five of the mem g i children and Youth Services, p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts LIVE-IN COMPANION (or Professional.” Join Century throughout Connecticut and - Some hours daily and Satur­ 1PM. Please call Ms. Vargas Arms Limitations Talks, should be Apply director of nursing. called for U S. ratification of the SALT 11 frdnt of her friends. te e n -a g e rs w ere p re se n t when the Elizabeth J. InUgliaU, Secreury elderly gentleman in Glaston­ 21 Tedford Real Estate, Massachusetts. Pipe days.ayi Andover Package Store, at 2362351 or apply in person LOST- Young Siamese Salmonbrook Convalescent at Canberra Laos, PeKonnel arms limitation treaty and recommended ratified. Miss DeFinis lived in another apart­ shooting occurred. Board of Directors Sealpoint Cal, vicinity of bury. Call after 6 p.m., 633- Member of Three Multiple experience helpful, paid call for interview. 7fi-6100.7«-i • They suggested civil and political Home, off House Street. COOKS i KITCHEN 5653 or 643-5932. Listing Boards. Call Mr. Cur­ travel time. New England Dept.. 45 Gracey Avenue, that peace be promoted as a basic human ment in the complex about a quarter mile The huge apartm ent complex, spread Manchester, Connecticut McEnvitt Drive. Manchwler. Glastonbury. Please call 633- Meriden, Ct. An Equal Oppor­ rights should be further developed by ap­ Reward. Call 6466331. HELPERS- Available tiss at 647-9914, or 423-8958. Boring Contractors, Inc. 633- TRUCK DRIVERS HELPER right. from Martin's home. out over several hundred acres, is located Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 24th day of August. 1979 5244. weekends and evenings 8158. - Full time, physical work in­ tunity Employer. The conference of worldwide represen­ propriate international action, citing the Middletown detective Cap. Salvatore in a rural area along Interstate 91, about 059-8 Experienced preferred. LATHE OPERATORS - With volved. Apply at: The Pop NURSES AIDES wanted for FOOD CONCESSION HELP tatives, which concluded three-days of success of the U.S.-initiated Mideast Farad said police confiscated several 15 miles from Hartford. 1 m.T------. Drivers License. Mature in­ 2 years' experience. Good shoppe, 249 Spencer Street, peace talks between Israel and Egypt. full time on all shifts. Apply dividuals. Apply In person: MACHINISTS FOR benefits. Salary negotiable. Manchester between 10 AM WANTED - Part time mor­ talks Sunday, stressed disarmament and weapons from Martin’s apartment. Legal Notice director of nursing. Salmon- • Effective procedures and machinery EXECUTIVE Garden Grove Caterers, AIRCRAFT PARTS- Hawk Precision Co., 303 and 2 PM. nings and nights available. the need for greater peace initiatives by brook Convalescent Home, off Keeney Street. Manchester. Experimental and short run. Burnham Street, East Hart­ Must be dependable. Apply should be implemented in violations to the MACHINIST- Experienced individual nations and by the United 1 7 o 1 . THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT SALESPERSON House Street. Glastonbury. Joo shop experience ford, telephone 528-9845. DISHWASHER - Part time, 6 Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer Please call 633-5244. Lathe Operators. Set up and Nations. right to peace, the conferees said. But Vernon oouent J^oUU.UUU n o tic e o f s p e c ia l m e e t in g MAN TO WORK IN GLASS preferred. To work on either work from piue Prints. First PM - 10:30 PM, 20 - 24 hours Street. Monday through Satur­ The delegates also took the first step in they refrained from detailing what those ^ " n o tic e IS HEREBY g iv en that there will be a Special We will train the right per­ SHOP - Full or part lime. lathe, bridwport. cintimatic BUS BOYS - Full time lunch Shift. Overtime available. per week. Responsible in­ day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. or tracer. Top pay for right the preparation of a Code of Offenses procedures should be. ¥ ¥ ¥ T T ^ Meeting of the voters of THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT son for a professional sales ATTENTION - Need 2 people Apply in person to J.A. White and dinner shifts. Apply at Paid Health Insurance. Also dividual. Apply in person: Glass Co.. 31 Bissell Street. man. Excellent fringe Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East East Hartford Convalescent TRUCK DRIVER for soft which officials said will ultimately iden­ • The year of the Child was recognized rBll'l H I II I of Manchester, Connecticut, to be held on Wednesday evening, career. The qualified in­ over 21. Immediate employ­ Part Time Retired Machinist. ment. This is not a fancy ad. benefits. Apply at Paragon Center Street, Manchester. Inquire Chapel Tool Company, Home, 745 Main Street, East drink battling plant. Full tify violations against peace and security with a joint worldwide proposal for the B September 5. 1979, at 7:30 p.m at the WHITON MEMORIAL dividual will receive a Tool Co., Inc. 121 Adams time. Must nave Class II ______,1,0 LIBRARY, 85 North Main Street. Manchester. Connecticut, for monthly training we simply want a person who 81 Woodland Street. Hartford. ____ for individuals in all nations. publication of more text books to further rehabilitation programs, to continue he needs a permanent joby Ad­ Street, Manchester, 647-9935. FULL OR PART TIME Manchester, 6465838. License. Apply at The Pop VERNON — The town will be receiving allowance plus com­ Shoppe, 249 Spencer Street, In a joint communique issued at the con­ the education of children in the spirit of vancement opportunity. Call PIRT-TRE PICE WORK MAINTENANCE MAN- App­ a grant of $393,230 from the federal sidewalk reconstruction program in the , tq choose ^Moderator missions and complete JM Manchester, between 10 and 4. human rights, peace and development. between 10 a m. and 3I ]pm. - Webeter, AfiwrtcA'9 fpcmotl SUPERINTENDENT-110 un­ ly in person to: Raffa’s PART TIME HELP clusion of the three-day Armand Hammer Department of Housing and Urban Rockville area, to make some im- 2. To hear the reading of the warning of meeting; fringe benefits. No over­ its. Hard worker. Mechanical Restaurant, 2815 Main Street, The declaration, drawn up in French, 528-3869. E.O.E. dteUoiMnr etmpMfqr nMdt homo WANTED- Nights and some . N U R S K SUPERVISOR Conference on Peace and Human Rights Development. The amount applied for by provements to one of the older senior 2 the request of the Town of Manchester to night traveling req'uired ■Oftort to updato local maWnp experience necessary. Please Glastonbury. weekends. Package Store. also included an endorsement for the at the Campobello Island International the town was $600,000. citizen housing complexes, to refurbish tbe Residential Area and Business HI Area of and your income potential ■otoL Al ogaa, aipartanca un* ^ p ly in person 9 to 11 at Some retail experience Private home health* care Fountain village Apartments. agency seeking full time Park, the delegates issued four proposals worldwide establishment of peace in­ one of the town’s older fire trucks, and to MAP Associates on the Easterly and Westerly side of will be in excess of $35,000 naBBBiary. land ftama. addraaa, preferred. Cali 649-0446 GAS STA’nON ATTENDANT Notice of the grant approval came from SET UP MAN 175 D ow ney D riv e , nursing supervisor with aimed at recognizing world peace as a stitutes and academies, a proposal made develop a comprehensive plan for the Buckland Road and properties immediately adjoining a year. If your ambitious, phoiia numbar to Wabator. 178 between 8 and 4. - Need reliable, dependable the office of Congressman Christopher Experienced in Plastic Manchester, see Carroll John­ BSN and at least 2 years human right. by U.S. Sen. Jennings Randolph, D-W. Va. town. Buckland Road, from Manchester-South Windsor Town enjoy an independant work Iti Ava.. Sutto Now person to work Monday thru Dodd Friday. The town officials were told Injection Molding. Attrac­ Yoftt, NY 10810.______son Brundrett. LOOKING FOR PART TIME community health "We have war institutes and military Some of these plans may be altered to Line South to Tolland Turnpike: style and have a basic Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM. If a few months ago that the town would not business background, this tive starting rate, depen­ Experienced Waitress. Apply experience. Challenging you can’t hustle and are afraid academies where people are taught how to accommodate the sm aller amount of 4 To transact any other business properly coming before SECRETARY / in p e rs o n : G ild a ’s be receiving the full amount requested. is the career opportunity ding on experience, plus BOOKKEEPER for busy ren­ c opportunity in the fastest of work, don’t apply. Start at wage war," Randolph told the money. The planning office feels that it *be meeting. Luncheonette, 303 Adams Region’s Governors George Russell, town planner, had con­ you’ve been losing for. company benefits. Apply in tal office. Please apply in per­ growing area of nursing $3.75 perp er hour. ■*e See Harry Conference. "‘Let’s have an academy to mav be able to handle preparing the plan The above meeting is a continuation of the Special Meeting of person, Monday thru Street, Manchester. Stickels, Suburban Motors, 50 ducted some public meetings, last winter, Send resume to: MUNSON’S CANDY son. hours of 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. care. Salary negotiable. To Meet on Energy teach how to wage peace.” of development because in the meantim e the voters of THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT held on Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tolland Tpke. Manchester. No to get citizen input as to how best to use KITCHEN is seeking male to at Fountain Village HELP WANTED - Work in Send resume to: The conference recognized President Apartments. 175 Downey phone calls. No experience BOSTON (UPI) — Nine Northeast the funds. an assistant planner has been hired under t h f f ic h t h UTILITIFS DISTRICT learn trade as candy maker. Junk Yard, dismantling necessary, we will train you, Jimmy Carter’s efforts to stem human the Comprehensive Employment Training EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRlt, r M r. 1611113 ACROMOLD Must be neat, have good per­ Drive, Manchester, see automobiles. Own tools governors are scheduled to meet In Boston It was decided that part of the money Executive Director our way. rights violations and in concluding the sonal habits, and be of sincere Carroll Johnson Brundrett. required. Apply in person. will be used to continue two housing Act (CETA) program. ^ Lassow P.O. Box 1009 PRODUCT CORP. Tuesday with U.S. Energy Secretary SALT II agreem ent by awarding him a Us President MmdMsfsr, Ct 100 Windermer Avenue character. Send resume, in­ Parker Street Used Auto AM « JUeMmee Charles W. Duncan. cluding work experience, age, PRODUCTION WORKERS - Parts, Inc., 775 Parker Street. gold medal Saturday. ______Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 06040 Ellington, Conn. First shift, 7 - 3:30 PM. The visit will be one of Duncan's first of­ address etc. to; Munson's Manchester. of N.LCL, Inc. Dr. Armand Hammer, sponsor of the Several jobs available. Apply FULL TIME CLERKS - ficial acts since becoming federal energy Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, 3S7 Eest Center StreM conference, commended Carter again at Panel To Discuss Plan r ’ ______Bolton, Conn., 06040. in person between 9 - 3 FOR PUBUC HEALTH NURSE - Needed for local 7-11 Food chief. weekdays at Pillowtex Corp., the conclusion of the conference, and Part time. Work every other M enctiester, CL D9D4D Store. Some cashier/retail The availability and cost of home WANTED: Loving sitter for 49 Regent Street, Manchester. SCHOOL BUSES weekend. Orientation and in- experience helpful. Bienefits expressed his hope that the SALT II pact 1 • 1 LEGAL NOTICE E.O.E. MFH. heating oil are expected to be among the NOWMCEPTMGIUmimONS Robertson kindergartner. Training atiiis now for service education provided. include: Insurance, Credit would be ratified by the Senate. From 10 AM to school time, qw M IM poepto lo town Prior nursing experience Union, and Profit Sharing. topics discussed, with governors from the For V cmoil -T OOtOnClffC The piannmg and ^ ^ n g " Commission' will hold a public JOURNEYMEN OR CHILD CARE WORKERS, The human rights and peace initiatives occasionally after school for 3 required. For further infor­ Apply in person at: 700 six New England states. New York, New hearing on Monday, September 10, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the FMCLOSMSIffT APPRENTICES, to drivo teiioel but part- SUBSTITUTES. Respon­ will be taken back to the 25 represented kids starting in September, mation call Manchester Ellington Road, South Wind­ Jersey and Pennsylvania expected to at­ VERNON — The Conservation Commis­ im pact as far as causing flooding in the Hearing Room, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Experienced in commercial tlmo In Mnnehootor or sibilities: Supervise nations this week. but some time is available in Public Health Nursing adolescents, crisis interven­ sor, Conn. Equal Opportunity tend, sion will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 in the area is concerned. The Conservation Com- Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following August if desired. 649-1103 and residential wiring. Vtmon In Soplwnbor. Association, 647-1481, Monday Employer. Delegates plan to m eet In 1980 in War­ BenefiU. Call 646-5422. 0009 PAT H u I9NUS tion, recreation, Duncan is also slated to tour several Memorial Building to discuss its views m ission w ill a d d re ss th is problem petitions: orrrr 289-7549 ask for Elaine. thru Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. housekeeping. Require com­ saw and in 1981 in Egypt. Hours 7 - Close solar energy projects. about a proposal to build a footbridge Tuesday night. VERNON STREET CORP. - ZONE CHANGE - AM nm l/ot PM Houtu An equal opportunity affir­ pletion of 1 year college in DEMONSTRATORS- Earn OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House HELP WANTED - PART P iM M c a ll mative action employer. $1000 or more selling name from the Skinner Road area and across The bridge would go over the Hockanum KNOLLWOOD ROAD (V-7) (Closers must be 18 years or older) TIME. 3-6 pm and part time juman service-related• field. River from Werner Drive and the Nutmeg change the zoning classification from Residence AA to delivery. Year round work. Schedule: Variable, bicluding brand toys and gifts (Fisher- Route 83. All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil Saturday. Manchester law of­ Price, Tonka, Fenton). Village apartm ent complex. The town has Residence M for a parcel M approximately 16.6 acres on the TEACHERS- Unitarian- nights, alternate weekends, The proposal for the bridge was Co., Route 6, Bolton. fice. Good typing and gram­ Universalists Society in Treasure House party plan. Communities Hold Line TL« northeast side df Knollwood Road — 525V Vernon Street, Uniforms provided, free food, super­ mar. Please send resume to : holidays; Thursdays. 3-4 PM. presented by Mayor Frank McCoy several permission of the complex owners. The GARDEN GROVE, INC. -- ZONE CHANGE - GARDEN Manchester seeks qualified in- Apply: Salvation Army Call collect person to person vised training, pleasant working con­ OIL BURNER SERVICE 447 C e n te r s t r e e t , r a RE OPPORTUNITY - dividuals to teach Pre for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also years ago but wasn’t carried out during easement would allow the town to build a g r o v e ROAD (G-37) Manchester, 06040, Shelter, 136 Sigourn^ St., MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all OWN YOUR OWN Selected Programs to HartfonL Monday - Friday, booking parties. Despite Cost Increases the two years McCoy did not serve as small span to a previously acquired va- to change the zoning classification from Rural Residence ditions, and regular wage Increases. BUSINESS. Distributor for residential. All benefits. M & children in 5 to 7 and 8 to 10 gAM - 3I^M mayor. cant lot on W erner Drive which is off to Business II for a parcel of approximately 9.5 acres at the M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. WANTED SEWING Kodak film, Duracell age brackets on Sunday mor­ COMMUNICATIONS HARTFORD lUPl) - Only 70 Connec­ Other possible reasons were the in­ The bridge proposal has been a source of Skinner Road. easterly end of Garden Grove Road — 114 Garden Grove MACHINE OPERATORS - Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and nings, from September thru TRAINEES. 17-25, will train. ticut municipalities raised their tax rates crease in state funding for education un­ controversy among Town Council McCoy plans to have the town’s public Road, Apply Experience on power sewing other photo products needed May. References and Call 6467888. machines helpful but not this year even though the price of goods der the school equalization formula and members, some who said they don’t works departm ent build the bridge which ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (Z-45) EXPERIENCED in your area. No selling. Ser­ reliability required. Call Ms. McDonald’s* required. We will train. Work vice top Retailers under will especially be helpful to students from The Commission proposed to amend Article IV, Sections Merriam 647-0355. RECEPTIONIST IN FOOD MANAGEMENT and services consumed by local public pressure resulting from Proposi­ object to the concept of the bridge but 1221 Tolland Tpke. AUTO MECHANIC near home. Apply inI pelirson: exclusive contract established MANCHESTER -Heavy TRAINEES. 17-25, Will train. Mancheitar, Conn. Best of working con­ ernon, governments went up 8 percent, a tax tion 13, CPEC said. rather to the way the mayor went about that area who are walking to Rockville 8.A. and 8.E,, (Alcoholic Liquors) to modify the spacing Roosevelt Mills Ver by us. High Immediate in­ JA N IT O R S b telephone / reception work Call 6467888. research group says. The CPEC said 26 municipalities un­ planning it. High School, It will probably be used for requirements between restaurant permits and all other 48 Weal Center St. ditions. Steady work. Conn. come minimum required in­ HOUSEKEEPERS- Full time plus bookkeeping and com­ u, ^ types of alcoholic liquor permits. The Connecticut Public Expenditures dergoing property revaluation were Council members also expressed some Mancheeter, Ct. QM Schooling. See vestment ^,975. 1007o profit and part time. Present puter duties. Experience NUCLEAR TRAINEES, 17- Dicyclists also. pp MANCHESTER - ZONE CHANGE - DEUVERY MEN - Full time. structure. Call between SAM 24, HS Grad. Will train. Call Council said 38 of the local governments excluded from the analysis. concern about the possible environmental Service Manager. openings for weekdays and preferred but not essential. 6 OAKLAND STREET. Good working conditions, & 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or weekends. Mature and respon­ to 4 1/2-day week. Excellent 6467888. were able to reduce taxes and 35 held the To change the zoning classification from Rural Residence YOU DESERVE A BREAK Wile Motors company benefits. Must have write: American Film sible individuals; Apply in per­ salary and benefits for right drivers license. Apply in per­ line on their 1979-80 tax rates. By com­ 1 1 / / __ _ J ___■ ______W ^ § M — - ^ 7 _ S Mm m M end Residence A to Business II for a parcel of approximately TODAY I RFD #1 P ro c essin g , In c., 19S5R son: East Hartford Convales­ person. Send resume to: P.O. MARINE ENGINEERING Wlllltn antic son to Turnpike TV b Hoover Court, B’bam, AL Box HH, c/o Manchester ' TRAINEES, 17 • 24, will train. parison, 100 of Connecticut's 169 f T O f * C l 01% M 0130 S V 181% 0.34 acres on the west side of OaWand street-410VOakland An f fiMl OppoUmltr Im p h m M/F cent Home, 745 Main Street, 423-7746 or 847-9448 Appliances, 273 West Middle 35226. Herald. Call 6467888. municipalities had increases last year and Turnoike East Hartford. 110 raised taxes the year before. ■* ■ TOWN OF MANCHESTER - INLAND WETLAND - Of the 70 towns and cities that raised WASHINGTON (UPI) - A spokesman 5; and Washington, Oct. 6-7. A “contingency committee” named by OLCOTT STREET (T-34) taxes, only nine had increases that for the Catholic bishops’ conference said Robert Wonderly, a spokesman for the Cardinal Humberto Medeiros of Boston is Application to relocate a portion of the Hockanum River exceeded the 8 percent increase, CPEC this weekend he still expects Pope John Catholic bishops’ organization, said the planning activities around a 1 p.m. arrival channel, relocate a portion of the Hop Brook channel, and AnENTION!! EVENING HERALD CUSSIFIED ADVERTISERS: said Saturday. Twentv-six exceeded it in Pope was expected to arrive in the hub at Logan International Airport. material within a designated wetland in conjunction Paul II to arrive in Boston Oct. 1, and of­ ° with expansion of the municipal landfill -- 972 Middle Turn- 1978-79. ficial word of the visit was expected today Oct. 1, barring any last-minute changes by nSIrp YVeSt You don't have The highest tax rate increases were in or tomorrow. the Vatican. The plans include a private airport hearing interested persons may be heard and lo shell out much M iddlebury, w ith 19.2 p ercen t, and Officials of the U.S. Catholic The anticipated announcement by the reception, a tour of the city, a prayer ser- communications received. Copies of these petitions lu gel big results Goshen, with 11.6 percent. Conference are expected to announce the Catholic Conference will map out a “bare vice a t the Cathedral of the Holy Cross l,ggp fjigj jg (|,g Town Clerk’s office and may be in- 24 HDUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE The largest decreases were in Bozrah. travel itinerary of the Pope on his up­ bones itinerary” and local church officials and an open air Mass on the Boston Com- gpgg^g^j during office hours, 13.3 percent, and Voluntown, 7.7 percent. coming visit to six American cities. will determine the precise schedule, mon. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The private research group said the con­ The grueling string of stops will include Wonderly said. Leo Kwash, Secretary tinued decline is evidence towns and cities New York, Oct 2; Philadelphia, Oct. 3; One problem still not settled is the A later arrival would force cancellation Dated this 27th day of August, 1979 CALL 6 4 3-2 71 8 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 are successfully tightening their belts. Des Moines. Iowa, Oct. 4: Chicaeo. Oct. 4- length of the pope’s Boston stay. of some of the activities. 058-8 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Augugt 27, 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN PAfiK EIGHTEEN - EVENING HEHALDJVton.^AugislJ7^19^ »★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ .★ ★ ★!★ !«• PaamitB — ChArlaa M. Schulz ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle 2 Ponder M IN 8 E T 1 8 L "a 1 Madame 3 Case 3 3 3 Dear Abby 1 n A T E E 3 THIRP SET' (abbr.) 4 Very small It 3 L * Q 1 Q A M 8 R M 4 impair (prefix) 3 N E E 0 L E 8 * I By Abigail Van Buren 7 Furious 5 Dog group lI 3 teLI iV E 2 1 10 Ballerina’s (abbr.) fl3 1 S N T i t 8 A duds 6 Abjured J. 3 C H E E II JL E n 1 L ^ Call 8^271:1 843-271li > 12 Former Presi­ 7 Farm animal 3 * Call 643-2711 7 0 8 8 E T R A D E M DEAR ABBY; In all the years I've been reading your dent's nick­ 8 Actor Ladd M E a L 8 H p E 8 o| name 9 Christen E P M 1 L 1 column, I've never been so steamed. FRUSTRATED IN 11 CoHee 13 River in China n n b A N i f 8 ) D 1 m 0 RUSSELLVILLE, ARK., complained because sh e -a 14 Disparaging dispenser n n u 8 T n E 0 Q a 0 "working woman"—had only her lunch hour to do her shop­ LL 41 remark 13 Sweat potato U l l E T TC E N A H T N Article* tor Sole Frank and Ernest ping, and the stores were always full of "little old ladies" and E [T 0 E 8 T 8 E Nafp W anfd 13 Homai For Sale 23 Invntment Property 25 15 300. Roman 18 Ensign (abbr.) u u n non-working mothers who could shop anytime but chose to 16 Bedouin 20 Energy-saving COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 WOOD PICTURE FRAME 17 Seagoing time (abbr.) FACTORY OPENINGS for VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 do it during "her" lunch hour. And you agreed with herl Priaellla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 31 Taunt 45 By means of feet waterfront property with 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, vessel 22 Ranking Hartford business. Starting ROOM COLONIAL- 3 First of all, there is no such thing as a "non-working" 33 Wails 47 Kind of bread Coffee & End Tables $20. 19 Publicity men 23 Burmese fireplaces, large Family 4 large cott^es in very good mother. If mothers didn’t work, they'd be arrested for child OKAV. NOfV PONT ACVE TEN AMNUTES.'' IS THAT ALL Y WHAT 39 Aperture rate 54.50 an hour. Company Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors d b i O N D H C l T (2 wds.) 48 Villain in Room. Very luxurious condition. Fully furnished, neglect. I put In a long, hard day caring for my family. I may UNTIL r TELL SOU VO f j VERV G XK?.' currency paid medical insurance. Your & Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ I GET FOR 1 POES 21 Goddesses of 40 Nuclear "Othello” throughout! Call R. Zimmer, located in Sandy Beach area, not punch a time clock or receive a weekly pay check, but I . TRAJNING'S AAV QUARTER/ IT 24 Cry of pain willingness to work and 5 ment, (fins, mask, gloves, fate 25 Patron saint - agency (abbr.) 49 Mild expletive years taetory experience are J.D. Real Estate for details. docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ / work just the same. OVER.' ? / t r a i n turesque setting. Very knife), old rocker $10. 649- 23 Rhymes of sailors 42 Biblical priest 50 Sound from a the requirements. Call 522- 646-1980, or 647-1139. Second of all. juat because I don't work between 8 and 5 JVtE FOR 27 Allure private. Owners want to 1104. 26 Convene 43 Mama's kennel 9006. doesn't mean I have all day to shop. There are nap times for 32 Noel 28 Beams M A NCHESTER. BY finance. Excellent investment husband 52 Gone for group or indvidual. Zanotti infants and pre-schoolers, appointments, housework, chauf- 33 Colorado 29 Bird class CLERICAL OPENINGS for OWNER. 6 room Cape, new feuring that I must work around, and if I have to do my shop­ Indian 44 Cheers (Sp.) 54 Insecticide kitchen, lovely yard. $50’s. By Realtors, 649-0272, 228-9485. FORCED HOT AIR 30 Doves' home Hartford business. Accurate FURNACE- Some age but fine ping during the working woman's lunch hour. I'm sorry. I 34 Profess typing and pleasant phone appointment. 643-9380. i No 35 Culminetion working order. Four burner don't plan it that way just to inconvenience her. Sign me, 1 9 agents. Business Property 26 36 Cover 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 manners required. Free natural gas stove, brown. Fine TICKED OFF IN TUSTIN, CALIF. J* parking, company paid 37 Abominable older wardrobe. 649-5547. I mmAS 1-17 ENERGY 10 1 1 12 13 medical insurance. Call 522- MANCHESTER - NEW HARTFORD CAR LOT with ennkf M oa R tS " snowman LISTING. 6 room Cape. Used Car Dealer Repair DEAR TICKED OFF: 111 take 20 whacks with a wet disk 38 Rifle 14 15 16 9006. OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. Fireplaced living room, wall License. Busy Location. tewel. The scare on that one was WORKING MOTHERS: 40 Valuable •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 IDEAL PART TIME JOB- to wall carpeting, rec room. Building, lot and stock in­ Hutch, walnut finish, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 322; /UBY: a&h. Read an ler more brickhata: possession 18 20 excellent condition $150. New Dogs-Blrds-Pel* 43 Apartments For Rent S3 OlHces-Stores tor Rent SB Autos For Sale SI 41 Seaweed ■ Motbers and other. 9 to 1, or 5 garage with patio, immediate cluded. Inquiries respond to; A j _____ ^ 21 10 9. Conveniently located of­ occupancy. Asking $56,900.00. P.O. Box 6342, Hartford, B-13 Steel Radial Firestone DEAR ABBY; I’ve always been a big Abby fan, but when 43 Father 721 Tire, $35. 643-I8I4. FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- MANCHESTER - Main Street 46 Biting fice Good hourly rale, plus Correnti Real Estate. 646- Conn. 06106. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD you agreed with that frustrated "working woman” who sug­ Captafn Eaay — Crooka i Lawranca 23 34 25 28 28 29 30 31 Commission and Bonuses. We 5252. REGISTERED HALF Available October 1st. Adults. modem offlees available. 300, gested that "non-working mothers" should schedule their 50 Harvard's rival 1 BLACK & WHITE No pets. Security. 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or ALL I CAN A5 PLOBBV 51 Pitch 33 train while you learn. Paid Real Estate Wanted 28 ARABIAN GELDING - Red 1973 TOYOTA CORONA shopping to accommodate the "working woman," you loot TOO RI«HT VOteRe IN EAST HARTFORD - Move PORTABLE TELEVISION with white blaze and rear References. $190. 643-6805. parts oL Heat, air con­ tKOUBLI, Ml$5 F0U6TT1 SAY I9..THI9 ANXfOUaLY- 53 Cloth 1 sick days and holidays. 569- WAGON - Good condition. BETTER BE ON 35 3 . 3 , right into this charming 3 SET- $30. Call 528-7212 stockings. 649-8355. ditioning included. Call 646- me. WHAVS MORB. VOIFRO measurements 4993 Ask for Teresa. ALL CASH For your property, New cylinder head, brakes I have rights, even though I belong to no union other than THB LEVEL OR 55 Copycat 1 »••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bedroom Ranch on quiet anytime. SINGLE'S DEUGHT - Lovely 2469 or 646-2755. OONNA H IN BVBN 38 39 .0 within 24 hours. Avoid Red Must be seen. Asking $2200. matrimony. I receive no income, but I feel well paid for my M »SK TROtlM YDITRE 60NNA 56 Inner self Butlnets Opportunity 14 street, ^ a s ts fresh paint and HOME SWEET HOME - 3 rooms, new appliances. $125. ■ Tape. Instant Service. Hayes Call anytime after 5p M. 646- N»XT TIMS VOU RBOM T IT 57 Zounds 41 a 12x22 family room off the Complete health-g^uard (999-4). Rental Assistors, efforts as a homemaker. (I even do windows.) M V U M -'fl 2 Corp. 646-0131. WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe 466 MAIN STREET. North of 5026. Abby, please don't perpetuate the myth that mothers and WAKBUeUP 7^ 58 Dance step VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco kitchen. Owners anxious $50s. facilities. Cats also. Canine small fee. 236-5646. 43 44 45 - f 47 48 49 washing machine, XC. $135.00. Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. housewives are "non-working" women. Please don't tell me 59 Native Snacks with locations $3,580. Barnett-Bowman, 633-3661. SELLING your house? Call us Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon of centrally located space. 60 Baseball Zenith 21 inch portable black 50 54 CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- first and we'll make you a Road, Manchester. 646-5971. BOLTON 4 ROOMS with Ideal for store, office or other how to rearrange my schedule, and I will refrain from advis­ player Mel 51 W' S3 OLDER FIVE-ROOM HOME and white TV- $45.00. Wall fireplace, garage, 1 mile from 2355 Ext. 905. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, business or commercial use. ing people about their personal problems. 55 near hospital. Good condition. cabinet grouping- $50.00. Hartford Bus. $ ^ . includes 1966 DODGE POLARA- 4 door HAPPY COOKER IN YAKIMA, WASH. . 56 57 Realtor, 643-1577. Brand new 2 drawer filing Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 2-car garage 649-0498, 228- electric. 649-8355, Hardtop. Automatic. Power DOWN 58 59 60 9852 cabinet- $38.00. 633-9740. steering, power brakes. 383 MAY WE BUY your home? ADORABLE BASSET DEAR ABBY: 1 am one of those "little old ladies" who is Quick, fair, all cash and no MANCHESTER - Victorian 4 PROFESSIONAL / engine. Good condition. Gean inconveniencing the working woman because I shop on her 1 Mountains * EDUCATION SPLIT LEVEL - 7 Rooms, 2 HOUND needs good home. bedroom newly decorated. BUSINESS OFFICE car. $850. 6438284. problem. Call Warren E. Female, spade. 3 years old. lunch hour. Well, excuuuuuuuze me! baths. 3 bedrooms, family Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. FIREWOOD - Miscellaneous Kids ok. $300s. (118-1), Rental BUILDING - Approximately framing, plywood, rippings. Loves children. Only $30. Has Assistors. small fee. 236-5646. 2600 square feet, with ample juat because I'm 74, and look it, doesn't necessarily mean 7 room. 20x40 in-ground pool FORD 19n E-150 VAN - 6 Prlvete Instructions IB with cabana. Garage. Call 643-4139. shots and papers. Call 633- parking. Close to Center, cylinder standard, pillow back I sit in my rocking chair all day and can shop any old time I Win at bridge Aluminum siding. Group I Household Goods 40 8737. VERNON - Spacious 4 hospital and new court please. I happen to hold an office job that requires me to be REMEDIAL READING and recliners, several extras $4,- Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Realtors, Philbrick Agency, bedroom, new appliances. builuing. For info, call 568- 875. Info. 6468288. at my desk at 8 a.m. And I'm usually riveted there until well math; individualized work REFRIGERATORS 646- 4200. Kids and pets ok. $300. (140-1). 7658 or 871-0401. after 5 every evening. vvptw TWO oow N ,iH 'ores ... MEBBE I CAN THERE'S THB TRUCK, MANDY.' NOW L program. (lst-8th grade! by Washers / Ranges, used, EXCELLENT CONDITION- HOMES NEEDED for Rental Assistors, small fee. If the "working woman" finds the stores too crowded dur­ master's degree teacher. 568- 1978 TRANS-AM - BLUE ARKCCmN'BRTTER ALL NARROW'EM DOiyN S H f WHAT -THEV"VE SOT INSlOE IT f Strange signaling works CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, guaranteed and clean. New Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel adorable kittens, some double 236-5646. Excellent condition. Must ing her lunch hour, let her shop in the evenings, or on Satur­ EVEN PURTVEr ! 8075. Remodeled Kitchen and shipment damaged, G.E & Rocker, $100. Black Boston pawed, affectionate. Male OFFICES, EXCELLENT sell. $6200. Call 673-0637 or 693- days or Sundays. 'There are plenty of stores open then. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Rocker $70. Set of McGregor Siamese. Call 342-0571, 633- est of the suits that you might Baths. Aluminum siding, in- MANCHESTER - Luxurious 2 LOCATION! Surrounded by 5 2332. BURNED UP IN BOSTON have a re-entry in. A high RIDING LESSONS indoor ground pool with patio and B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Golf Clubs (irons and woods) 6581. bedroom, all appliances. $180. banks. 500 square feet. $150 riding ring. Western stock $100 - used 1 season. Pair of card would ask for the highest privacy. Group 1, Philbrick Street, 643-2171. (125-4). Rental Assistors. monthly. For information call PONTIAC VENTURA DEAR ABBY: Please tell "working woman" that 1 am NORTH 8-27 seat, saddle seal and hunt Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659- FREE TO GOOD HOME - small fee. 236-5646. 649-5334. ♦ J 10 8 7 suit." Agency, 646-4200. SPRINT 1972- 3 speed manual sick and tired of working women telling me when to do my Oswald: "It was routine for seat. All levels 228-9817. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! 0718. Mixed Collie, female, about 1 6 cylinder. 60.000 miles. $950 ¥ 10 6 2 Custom made draperies, slip­ 1/2 years. Has Shots. Spayed. BACHELOR’S HIDEAWAY - MANCHESTER - Store or Of­ shopping. ♦ A K Q 10 S East to win the spade lead and LEBANON- Room Ranch, Cart 5688272. I chose to stay home and take care of my family just as she VOICE. PIANO Instructions. lit! baths, fireplaced living covers and upholstery. Budget Gqod with children. 649-5502. Deluxe 1 bedroom, appliances fice for rent. Drive by 218 ♦ A return a spade. What was not Former faculty New York Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 chose to work outside her home, and I consider myself just routine was to indicate that room, formal dining, kitchen SWIM POOLS distributor dis­ and more. $115. (15^2). Ren­ Spruce Street. Call 643-2121. 1978 FORD GRANADA- 6 WEST EAST Music and Art High School. or 646-1000. FOX HILL STABLES - New tal Assistors. small fee. 236- as much a working woman as she is. Before I made this his only re-entry was in Professional Singer'Pianist. with dinette area, paneled posing of brand new 31' long blinder. Automatic. Air. AM- ♦ 2 ♦ AQ943 family room, carpeting, 2 car management. Large box stall 5646. r a . Good on gas Beautiful choice. I also w ork^ at an office job and, let me tell you, the trump." 644-8597. above ground pools complete availaole. Turnouts. Pasture. V J42 ¥ A Alan: "East carefully led gargage. $57,900. Zanotti ELECTRIC RANGE- With condition! Best offer. 633- job I have now is a lot tougher. But I'm not complaining. ♦ 762 ♦ J94 eye level oven, and lower with huge 16' sundeck, fen­ Trails. Ring, and Blue Seal Resort Property I find that women who work outside the home resent the three of spades! West Realtors. 649-0272, 228-9485. cing. filter. Asking $687. EAST HARTFORD - Spotless 5755. 8-27 ♦ QUUSZ 4J973 oven. First $100 takes it. Call Feeding program. Call 875- 2 bedroom, pets welcomed For Rent 56 housewives. Please get off our backs. We have our hands CTt7*»TWCAlKTMR»gUtNl ruffed the spade return. He Schools-Classes 19 Financing and installation SOUTH ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED 568-9439. 9954 stable, or 875-0272. Many extras $200’s, (141-3). FORD VAN 1970 - Must be full. knew his partner did not want available. Call Jerry collect COLUMBIA WATERFRONT ¥ K 6 5 a diamond return, and how FOR THE BEST - Manchester on this full dormered 7 Room 203/324-9289. Rental Assistors, small fee. seen. 431 New State Road, or MARGE IN CHICAGO Cape, in prestige Rockledge 236-5646. - Due to cancellation, 1 6498364. Tha nintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona ¥KQH7$ could he want a club return .Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ♦ 83 pupils per teacher. FREE in­ area. 2 full baths. 2 zoned bedroom cottage, now through DEAR ABBY: Boy, have I got an earful for when dummy had the ace Musical Instruments 44 Labor Day. Call 228-9652, or ♦ K4 troductory lesson with this ad. heat, 2 fireplaces. Lovely □M ISC. FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE 3 1/2 ROOM FRUSTRATED IN RUSSELLVILLE: Did it ever occur to singleton'’” 649-0498. Oswald: "East's suit prefer­ Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. enclosed rear porch. All this SINGER SEWING MACHINE APARTMENT to Sublet as of 1966 OLDS CUTLASS - Needs you that little old ladies and non-working mothers have Vulnerable: Both with cabinet. Needs work. FREE CASE with all 1/2 ence signal for a club return and much more on a pic- Nov. 1 until April 1, with op­ minor work, no rust. $250 as schedules to keep, too? If we must do our shopping or bank­ Dealer; North Articles lor Sale 41 Call 646-3810. price Guitars with this ad. tion of renewing lease Heat, was so incongruous with turebook large lot. Call im­ is. 643-8696. ing during your lunch hour, it's only a coincidence. mediately. Group I. Belfiore Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, cooking and garage included. West North Bast South dummy's club holding that New Britain. 225-1977. Open til Hfantad to Rent 57 And. by the way. here in Texas the noon hour is the hot­ !♦ 1¥ 2¥ A □ REAL ESTATE Agency, 647-1423. Rent ^45 monthly. Call 646- 1965 MUSTANG 289 - 4 speed. West realized East's unusual 9 p.m. 6709 after 5;30 p m. test lime of the day in the summer, and I don't go anywhere Pass 3¥ Pass 4¥ play asked for an unusual WANTED TO RENT - FOUR Body very good. Engine MANCHESTER- 52 DAYSTROM DINETTE excellent Interior very good unless I have to! Sign me. Pass Pass Pass return." ALUMINUM Sheets used as TABLE- New. Walnut. For­ ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ EQUAL RIGHTS IN TEXAS Alan: "West returned a Homes For Sale 23 Wadsworth Street. 2 Family, printing plates, .007 thick VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep $600 firm Serious inquiries with large barn. Separate fur­ mica top. 34''x56". $75.00. Call only. Call after 6:00 p.m ,643- PruMema? Ysa'O Im I better if yea get them efl year trump and East won with his 23x28Vz , 25 cents each or 5 643-8836 after 5 p.m. Excellent condition. $90.00. trying. Opening lead: ^2 COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 naces, one new, 2 new hot for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be Call 643-4762. chest. Per e perieaal reply write te Abby, Bex 69700, Lee singleton ace. He then led ROOMS, 1st floor family water heaters. New roof. picked up before 11 a m. Aagelea, CaL 90069. P le m earless stem p^, seU-eddressed another spade to set the ppoir 5 HP RIDING LAWN contract.” room with fireplace, 4 ONLY. Sattsrdaf TOYOTA COROLU - 1973 2 eavelsps. generous sized bedrooms, 2 643-2804. NO AGE;NTS MOWER- AMF. $135. Cash no check. Good condition. Call HOLTON TRUMPET - Good door, automatic. 67,000 miles By Ozwald Jacoby 1,2 baths, central air. 2 car DELIVERING DARK LOAM MANCHESTER - Just 568-4513 anytime. condition. $90 or best offer. Slimming Good condition $1300 646- JSS-'S i and Alan Sontag garage, walkout basement, - 5 yards, $40 plus lax. Also 5 or 6 ROOM HOUSE (3 A Kansas reader asks the U Reduced! 6 Room plus Cape. 646-1032. 6824. $83,500. Group I, Philbrick sand, gravel and stone. 643- bedrooms) in Manchester or ABtrograph Oswald: "Suit pt correct opening lead from: K Agency, 646-4200. Approximately 1/3 acre. New 9504. kitchen, new roof. Low $50s. surrounding area by working 1966 CADILLAC - Coupe de signals are one of the most 10 9 8 FLAT FIELDSTONE - for couple with 3 school age Ville. Every option except air important weapons defenders The standard lead is the 10. By appointment, 643-9380. No CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Boets-Accessorle* 4S Bernice Bede Osol BOLTON- New listing. Won't agents. retaining walls, patios or children, plus a dog and cat. New paint, black on black. FOR ^ use.” Certain modernists lead the set, electric welder, acetylene fireplaces. Call 295-0250 or Please call after 6 p.m , 649- last Call now. Unique 8 room 16 FOOT PEMBROKE New interior, brakes, tires Alan: "They help resolve a eight or nine, but we are old- Ranch with custom contem­ outfit, aluminum iadder, 295-0034. 8067. and shocks Runs great $1750, PREAMIM& guess into a sure thing." fashioned. “MARLBOROUGH trailer tires, new electric RUNABOUT with trailer $400. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) porary interior, 2 car garage, COUNTRY" - $66,500 reduced Hospital bed $25 . 646-5892. or best offer 6432375 Normally you don't like waves in ABOir Oswald: "Whenever you’re (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN! in-ground pool, 2 acres, poten­ generator, electric lawn- your life, but today they actually for quick sale!! August- mower. Evenings. 633-7060. C U fU tC ^ ? giving your parter a run. you tial for professional offices. September occupancy!! 7 REFINED WOMAN in 40s q fo u r help you pull off what you seek to should tell your partner how (For a copy of JACOBY would like clean, reasonable 1975 NOVA, 6 cylinder. Good accomplish. Flow with the $70,000. Group I, F.J. Spilecki room raised Ranch on 1.8 TAG SALES condition. Automatic ^ H r th d a y to get back to your hand if you MODERN, send S t to: "Win at Realtors. 643-2121. rent. Call 649-9882. cunents. Bridge, " care of this newspa­ heavily wooded acres. 3 Hfantmf to Buy 49 transmission and power AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. If) An have a re-entry." bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaced Alan: "If you lead a low per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City TAG SALE- Clothes, boys and steering. Asking $2,295. Call important pWson could enter the FOREST HILLS- 8 room family room, 2 car garage, BRAND NEW WEDDING 647-1805^. Aug.2t.1f7t picture today and render your card for him to ruff, you’re Station, New York, NY. Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, first close to Route 2. 20 minutes to GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. girls toddlers, adults, several load in life a great deal tighter. asking him to return the low- 10019.) baby items. Miscellaneous People wtio have been difficult to floor family room with Hartford. Call for more infor­ Best reasonable offer get close to will make them­ And you thought you weren't household. Saturday 8/25/79, OLD POST CARDS OR □ AUTOMOTIVE fireplace, large modern mation. Gateway Associates accepted. Please telephone selves available to you this com­ noticed. HeathclHf — Gaorga Gataly kitchen, sliders to large deck, Real Estate, 4 Corners. 646-2161, alter 6;00p.m. 10 til 4. rain or shine. London PICTURES OF ing year. A chance introduction PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) walkout basement, gas heat, 2 M arlborough. 295-01 12 Park Section, Hebron. Take MANCHESTER: Do you have TR 7. 1977 - Automatic, to the r$ght person could be Have an exciting day today with 0 -X T car garage, wooded lot. Group (M arlborough), 246-6161 London Road off Route 85, any that you would like to Auto* For Sale SI loaded. 16,000 miles. $4,350. responsible for opening doors to oid frier>d8. vijtirtg out-of-the- I. Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. (Hartford). ★ signs to 48 Carolyn Drive. sell? Will purchase 1 or more. Must sell. Call Mel 6482828 places where you were previous­ way or umisual places. There’s If so, please call me after 6:00 WE PAY $10 for complete days, 6481315 evenings. ly dented admittance. more to gain than just fun and p.m., at 649-7405. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland VIRGO (Aug.22>8ept. 22) games. WInthrop — Dick Cavalll There's nothir>g wishy-washy . ARIES (March 21-AprN 19) This Auto Body. 528-1990. about you today. You know what ’ promises to be another extreme­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• BANK REPOSSESSIONS you want and you'll go after it. ly productive day. Get the diffi­ cult jobs done as well as the inci­ FWtLFY s l IF>PINS- □ RENTALS WE PAY TOP PRICES for FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile Even the unexpected will only wrecked and junk cars. A & B Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, increase your drive. Find out dental chores. SOAAETHINSf FUNKiy y •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto Salvage, used auto parts. needs body work $1195; 1974 more of what lies ahead for you TAURUS (Aprs StHNay 20) A chance meeting with an old pal ^ IN T O /W / Rooms lor Rant 52 Call Tony 6468223. Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive in the year following your birth­ $3200; 1973 Buick La Sabre day by sending for your copy of could bring about a joyful, enter­ P U P F V k i b b l e s . Astro-Graph Letter, fylail $t for taining day. It might even extend THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs $995: 1972 MG Model B/GT, 2 excellent. Must sell, door coupe, low mileage each to Astro-Graph. Box 489. into the evening. Hope you got trally located. Downtown Radio City Station, N Y 100t9. your beauty rest. Manchester. Kitchen sacrificing! Any reasonable $1800; 1970 Chevrolet Malibu OEMNR (May 21-June 20) Look offer over $1450. Call after $350; 1970 Chrysler New Be sure to specify birth date. privileges. Call 649-2358. LIBRA (Se p t 2S-Oct 23) Don t for the unexpected to occur L13 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 5288063. Yorker $395. The above may hold back today on doing some­ today, givirtg you an opportunity MANCHESTER - Room for be seen at the Savings Bank of thing about that which you know to go after something big you've 31 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 Services Ottered 31 ServlceYOtlered rent. Private entrance. Heat Manchester, Main Street, intuitively to be correct. There's been wanting. Chances are you'll PHOT08UIDI Manchester. a bonus in it once you exert the get it. WES ROBBINS Carpentry and utilities paid. $45 weekly. 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida CANCER (June 21-July 22) If ------C&M TREE SERVICE - Free MASONERY WORK - All PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS fATTHIN Customized, in and out. 14 effort remodeling specialist. Ad­ - Complete Construction. Ad­ Call 242-1872. SCO RPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) You you don't have social plans -on estimates, discount senior types of Concrete Work and miles per gallon on regular tMzfMPtegUflPmOn ditions. rec rooms, dormers, are an interesting person to be your agenda, you’d better allo­ citizens. Company Repairs. Fieldstone a special­ ditions, Remodeling. Free fuel. Loaded with extras in­ 1973 VOLVO. Mechanics built-ins, bathrooms, Estimates. Fully Insured. MANCHESTER - Excellent around today, offering much wis­ cate time for some because Manchester-owned and ly. Free Estimates. Call alter furnished room for cluding Factory Air! Low special or for parts. Engine in that's how this day appears to be operated. Call 646-1327. kitchens. 649-3446. Call 646-4879. dom with the right touch of flexi­ 5:00 p.m., 643-1870, or 644- gentleman. Convenient loca­ mileage. One owner. good condition. $300.00. Call bility to fit the occasion. shaping up. Short Riba — Frank Hill 2975. Excellent condition. Over 643-4822. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Strong CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. CARPENTRY - All types of tion. Parking. No kitchen S A O irrA R R IS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) SIRE, WE'VE COMp. T O ONOM BS. VOU , ALLV^ AND WE CAN OTT YOUR B&M TREE SERVICE • $14,000 invested. A real Do what you know is right and past efforts on your part produce Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool privileges. $30 weekly. 649- ENLIST IN YOUR ARM Y^ AAUST BB KIDDINe.' TOUOH. S I R E . a r m o r 03STB IN HALF. Specialist in tree and slump bargain for $7495. Must be proper regarding all you deal a successful occurrence today 2 4003. removal. Free estimates. Call Gary Cusbing 345-2009. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and seen. Call 643-0421. with today. There is a nice that will surprise the family. It Senior citizen discount. 24 Windows Hung. Ceiling Trucks tor Sale 62 should m ^ e everyone happy. Painting-Papering 32 Apartments For Rant S3 surprise wailing because of your '!& hour, vear round service. 643- Repaired and Painted. Call 8278 llJ ethics. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 7285 ■ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY anytime, 643-6130. 1974 INTERNATIONAL PAINTING - Interior and LOOKING for anything in real S.I8 Carpentry and general con­ 1969 PONTTAC CUSTOM 350. PICKUP- Standard. Power exterior, paperhanging, tracting. Residential and estate rental - apartments, Long side-panels and steering, brakes. 47,000 miles. awryB World — Jim Borry REWEAVING burn holes. excellent work references. multiple dwellings? Excellent running condition, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. commercial. Whether it be a homes, ___ ------„ nipped-in-waistline make automatic transmission, Good condition. $2000. Call Free estimates. Fully in­ small repair .job, a custom No fees. CallIIJ/D. J.D. Real“ ■ Estate“ this a slimming style to 6489777. Buga Bunny — Halmdahl ft Stoffal Window shades. Venetian sured Martin Matson, 649- Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. power steering and radio. blinds Keys TV FOR RENT. built home or anything in wear. New battery, new body work. 4431. No. 8278 with Photo- j Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- between, call 646-1379. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ 5682646. DODGE 3/4 TON PICKUP - NO QUESTION ABOUT IT -THAT'LL COST Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Y A * 5 0 ! 5221 ment Co. Expert installation Size 10, 32 W bust. ..2% Gub cab, low mileage, heavy F0PP5Y, YEK of aluminum siding gutters yards 45-inch. duty insulated cap and lights CAR NEEP^A QUALITY PAINTING and CARPENTRY & MASONRY - $5950. 8783798. 7 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, and trim. Roofing installation Patterns available only T U N E -UP. e x A e a w itc Paper Hanging by Willis Additions and Remodeling. Our Boarding Houaa Thla Funny World attics, garages, yards Free estimates. Call Anthony and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. in sites shoum. cleaned, moving, Schultz. Fully insured WANTED JUNK AND LATE Squillacote 649-0811. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD TO OSDEII, MHO t u s fir tKlI MODEL WRECKS - Cash l a HTNE PRIME SOMETHIN' ‘ USUALLY H E * trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn references. 649-4343. Could help to sell your Hems eiUira, plii 3S4 fir pntifi iai Motorcycles-BIcyeles 84 service No job loo big or SPECIALIZING cleaning and huilllil. Paid. Call Parker Street Used RIB5MEPIUM rare) EWE! BACK NURSES A BEER , repairing chimneys, roofs, faster, rent your room quicker SUE ousmn Auto Parts, Inc. 6483391. ~A$rARA6U6 v NEA. Inc INSTALLED- Any size Free estimates. Fully in­ pany, 643-5M. floor. 3 rooms heated. No Group I Realtors, Philbrick running condition. Call 643- Reasonable rales. Free es­ sured. 646-4879, ^pliances. No pets. Security. Agency, 646- 4200. 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - 9800. timates. 289-II83 anytime LEON ClESZYNSKl NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Tenant insurance required. Great running condition. "Oh, yes. You must be the petty, malicious, BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ repairs, plugged drains, $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 SEPTEMBER THRU JUNE- Asking $500. Can be seen at 8-27 C i m UtNaackt Byad.. lac. WATERPROOFING to 5. Fumished house. Waterfront. International Motor Car, Ltd., smpers- bigoted, bloodsucking media person here to EXPERIENCED PAINTING ditions, Remodeling, Rec kitchen faucets replaced, S-i7 Hatchways, foundation By Craig Odgen. Quality Rooms, G ardes, lOtchens repaired, rec rooms, 2 hedrooms. $200 plus utilities. 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, Mobile Homes 65 se e Mr. Pow ell." MANCHESTER- 1 bedroom. Security. Married■ rlei couple, KINO THE MOST OF HIS MOMENT- cracks, tile lines, sump Workmanship! Interior and Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath bathroom remodeling, heat a , or call 871-0849. great! I get 24 miles pumps, gravity feeds, window Convenient location. Quiet working single. Excellent 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- AJg»iiJa*-pa-ULg*B ua Pte 06 Exterior. “ You Tried The Tile, Dormers, modernization, etc. Free to a pair of sneakers!*' wells. 30 years experience. Rest, Now Stick With The Roofing.Residential or Estimate gladly given. M & M street. Call 6468767 after 5:30 care of property required. 742- Very good condition. Many 643-4953, 872-7611. Best " Call 649-8749, 742-9979. Commercial. 649-4291. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. p.m., ask for Kathy M. 7107. extras r Call 633-4890.