PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. IB. 197B Get an Eye Exam: Good Specs Offer Clear Outlook By cautions the American Op­ When the lens segments appear in the eyes. histories indicate a need visjon on top may not be bifocal that they can look tometric care is not HAROLD tometric Association. Not are properly placed, the — Tests to determine for it. The glaucoma test is satisfactory for everyone. beneath. Such bifocals are covered by Medicare. With BLLMENFELD only must such people be wearer should be able to nearsigirt'edhess, far­ very important; if not Nearly all Americans For example, cashiers, also better for watching the spiraling cost of living, concerned with getting the see clearly and j;omfor- sightedness or treated, glaucoma can lead dentists, painters, over 65 have vision tably at most distances. television. proper fitting of glasses right lens prescription, but astigmatism. All are com­ to blindness. carpenters and others who w * The Weather problems in need of they must also bie certain The first step in getting The American Op­ has become a financial mon problems that can During the vision exam, need to see at close range tometric Association professional care, says the the different prescriptions multi-focal lenses is to blur vision and make eyes burden for many of the Becoming partly sunny today American Optometric wearers of bifocal or above eye level need a se­ cautions bifocal and multi­ elderly. are positioned properly have a complete vision work overtime. multi-focal lenses should with highs near 60, around 15 C. Association. Inability to cond lens segment at the focal wearers to check out Medicare usually will not within the lenses. examination. The exam — A check of eye coor­ tell the opthamologist or top of the lens. Barbers, Partly cloudy tonight with lows see well often prevents carefully glasses adver­ pay for routine eye Improperly placed lens should include; dination and eye muscle optometrist about their hair stylists, musicians 35 to 40. Mostly sunny Friday older people from doing tised at low prices. Often, examinations or for the iJIanrljTHtTr iEuTitin^ Bfralh segments can make seeing — A complete review of function to insure that eyes seeing tasks both on and and others working close with highs near 60. Rain what they want to do. those glasses contain only new eyeglasses we need for difficult; that’s why your medical history, in­ are working together as a off the job. In that way, the and at eye level often need probability: 20 percent today; One of the most common bifocal or multi-focal cluding the health of your team. a single prescription. If effective vision. 10 percent tonight; near zero lenses can be designed to a higher-placed bifocal. bifocals, they may not be visual problems affecting wearers complain about eyes. — A test of your ability to Several new health bills Vol. XCVII, No. 16 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, October 19. 1978 A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 Friday. National weather the elderly is presbyopia, meet those needs most Homemakers and others adjusted to meet the in­ are being prepared by con­ Rededication their glasses. Poor place­ — An examination of the change focus easily from effectively. map; page 21. the gradual loss of focusing who do a variety of tasks dividual’s special seeing gressional committees. A rededication ceremony of the ment of lens segments can exterior and interior of the near to far and from far to The traditional place­ ability. Presbyopia vic­ even result in accidents, and need to be sure of their needs. Let’s hope one of them will ’Iliomas E. Bentley School on eye for symptoms of eye near. ment of the prescription tims’ vision at reading dis­ especially when walking, steps might find the Unfortunately, many provide repayment of the Hollister Street will be Sunday at disease or general health — A glaucoma test for for close vision on the bot­ barber’s bifocal difficult to tance often becomes blurry ascending or descending people over 65 are not money we should spend to 2 p.m. in the auditorium. problems. For instance, people over 35 and others tom of the lens and the wear. Instead, they need a and difficult. Yet, the same receiving the eye care they have a clearer outlook on stairs or driving. signs of diabetes may whose families health prescription for distance low-set bifocal or a ribbon ’The school has been completely people probably need need because much op­ life. renovated and the public is invited glasses to see far away as to attend the ceremony and tour well as up close. the school. Nuclear Waste Burial Said Safe That’s why many people Refreshments will be served. over 65 have a second pair WASHINGTON (UPI) — ’The teragency review group set up by of glasses for reading. merely a research-and-development characteristics of water in the area, dangerous leftovers of nuclear fuel President Carter to look at nuclear facility, furnishing a full test of geologic environments should begin Many others wear bifocal and other factors — “the geologic immediately,” it said. FALL HARVEST OF! vBBiitiw and weapons can be stored safely un­ waste disposal problems. technical and engineering aspects of or multi-focal lenses. For Neighbors context” — should determine the Q uarters derground, a federal review group "We think the technical basis* getting rid of atomic wastes. choice, he explained. Because the public's confidence is Bifocals contain two lens M ANCHESTER - MHA concluded today. prescriptions, one for near l i E I I I E C I with Wednesday thni j 11b. A O ^ executive director Dennis Phelan exists for reliance on disposal of The main “candidate” for that is essential, Deutch said, officials vision and one for distance WAAfclA K J m Tkiesday FeaturesSjoTt’A ■ — ■*»pkg. W w _ says that rundown properties But it said such a program can be high-level wastes in geologic the Waste Isolation Pilot Project site Successful disposal of radioactive should seek a “social consensus” on vision. Multi-focals contain ■ '*^*‘*^**c®«Pons»>0fs.\ purchased with HUD funds for successful only if there is “much m ^ ia ,” said John Deutch, chairman at Carlsbad, N.M., Deutch told wastes does not depend on their being disposal techniques, by laying out the Oct IB thra Oct 24, WB. Limit ons per faml^. pN additional prescriptions. SAVE 24^ rehabilitation will update sur­ more attention to institutional of the review group. reporters. reprocessed into something else, scientific information, giving scien­ These lenses allow wearers rounding properties. HUD has issues” such as environmental con­ His panel suggested a facility could such as "glassifying” them he said. tists a chance at thorough and in­ Whether salt, basalt or granite dependent review, providing prac­ to see with ease while granted the town $1.2 million for cerns. a greater role for state and be operating on an intermediate Reprocessing creates leftovers of its FINAST COUPON sites are best is not really a matter of own and has other debits. tical experience, and leaving room shopping, reading music, acquisition and rehabilitation of local officials, and a regional ap­ scale by late 1986, while work con­ the materials as much as it is a ques- for corrections. painting or performing Fresh ■ *hs purchase of 20 family units. See page 2. proach to storage. Introduces Stokefy^s^^^fFoods tinues on potential sites for long­ tion of complex general The tentative report said the work many tasks or hobbies. I W W W l I any 2 bags of The report, which will be subjected term and larger-scale repositories. characteristics of the specific site, should press ahead to settle on sites. The research and development But wearers of bifocal with a Double Your Money Back Guarantee if you are not should continue “to increase the and multi-focal lenses Large Eggs completely satisfied with taste & excellent quality of Stokely products. ■ Halloween Candy Nerve Gas Arms to a month of public comment before He defined the intermediate-scale Deutch said. “Detailed studies of specific poten­ becoming final, was made by the in­ facility as something larger than Possible earthquakes, tial repository sites in different state of the art,” the report said. must be more careful than White or I 10oz.MlnlMurMor24cLbaraNMtl«MNkChoe., WASHING’TON (UPI) - Pen­ most consumers in seeking - Crunch Ban, Choeo-Uto, >100,000 Bw t or eye care and eyeglasses. Brown Stokely Peas StokelyaJl^^Corn ■ 10oz.FunSbaMIHiyWiy,Snlclianor3MutkMaan tagon sources have confirmed Grade A Deputy Defense Secretary 65 VKh thit coupon OcL II thru Oct 24, lira. pu Charles Duncan ordered the Fix It Army in July to program funds SAVE17< for facilities to produce a new Second Union Sliced Pears Fruit Cocktail SAVE20> type of nerve gas weapon, to be in­ cluded in requirements for the By Herb Alexander or 16 or Halvts cans fiscal 1980 budget that will go to That very handsome, Clorox 2 - 7 9 * Congress in January. ’The produc­ very fancy picture frame Star-Kist Rejects Offer tion plant would be located at that is chipped, faded, Green Beans " ^ . 3 ’^” 89* Pine Bluff Arsenal, Ark. — scratched or a trifle loose Bleach Sliced Carrots .. 3’^ 1.00 Tuna If the request survives final By CHRIS BLAKE this morning. “They wanted in its joints need not be Green Beans. 2^,0“^ 79* Bavarian gallon Sauerkraut 3 ’^ 1.00 budget reviews, it would be the Herald Reporter significantly more.” thrown out. Getting it back Sliced Beets...... 2L" 79* In Oil in shape is something you plastic Cut Asparagus___ 89* first time the administration has EAST HARTFORD - The Public The two parties filed for fact fin­ 6V2 02. Works union will become the second can easily tackle yourself. jug requested money to move toward ding Monday morning, but no date 6 6 production of the new-type town union to go to fact finding, the has been set up yet. Maybe a cleaning is all 59 "binary” gas weapons, although union president said this morning. that is needed. A wood Union sources have said they feel To: Stokaty Dollar Otfor research on a Navy bomb code- frame should be washed save Dissatisfied with the town's salary the state fact finder will rule in the F. 0. Boi NB-t4f. B Ptao. Ttxas rtl77 named Bigeye'and on Army ar­ with a solvent such as dry AtlichN B SB (Msr fww | im m MS I t «BsS * tm Siesi*( I r « ii offer of a 10 percent salary increase town’s favor on the question of the Tomato Juice CawsSffoOrratucs hsm m m ■■ Ob OdW tillery shells has continued since cleaning fluid, rather than CMtWWiMsitaMtMhawlMsiBSnollwlM W lv M il Ibow Macaroni over the next two years, the union salary increase because the • s t t m tp M i » t • «m ’H pS tm t m t t istwB t* a* qpiUb i President Carter took office. water. Work in a well- STOKELY * »«S*J •• Otkowy (XW T«« ahn WWWN UaW » membership voted 35-20 to reject the procedure is that one town union Sacram ento '•OMM or Cut Zili can I60Z. ventilated area. Wipe very Offer expires December 31.1976 Gioia town’s latest offer in a union meeting should not get a higher increase than gently over the surface PI'QS. I last Thursday, said Ronald Durler, another, sources have said. with a piece of cloth dipped OFFER 3 Billie Sol Estes president of Local 1174 of East Hart­ The town and the union officials in the solvent. ford Public Works employees. reached their second tentative agree­ If the frame is finished in Spaghetti Sauce FORT WORTH, Texas (UPI) - Billie Sol Estes, who was known Durler said the town has offered ment Sept. 13. However, like the first gold leaf (especially true in Veryfine Drinks agreement, it was rejected by union Redpack in the 1960s as one of the nation’s the union the same basic package it old frames), do not use a 7 9 0 membership. , a tu ea *t | A T L E A S T 4 Flavors 64 02. biggest swindlers when he was has offered the town's other three un­ solvent. Make up a dilute bottle ions. solution of three parts am­ '1 80*^ convicted and imprisoned for in­ Union members have cited the monia to one part water. ducing farmers to invest in non­ This package calls for a 10 percent rising cost of living in their conten­ Apply with a fine brush. existent fertilizer tanks, pleaded salary hike over the next two years, tion that they would like a higher in­ Remember that gold leaf is Tomatoes guilty Wednesday to federal con­ increased major medical coverage crease. fragile. Shake off Undie-Leggs Knee Hi’s Hecker’s Flour spiracy charges Involving and a free prescription drug rider. The Public Works union has about remaining drops of the fraudulent rental of oil field “The basic package from the town 150 members, Durler said. It has cleaner and allow the rest 16oz. $ 4 equipment as part of a plea­ Celebrating at Parkade is the same as the package which the recently merged with the 15-member Richmond bargaining agreement. other unions have already accepted,” to dry in the air. Do not cans ■ $ ^ 5 8 $ 4 6 9 Twenty-second anniversary of the East Hartford Housing Authority un­ mb. 2 pr. box 4 pr. box ■ Estes met privately Tuesday Pharmacy; Lorna Ahearn, customer and Durler said. ion, but it also lost some CETA Manchester Parkade is being celebrated Once a frame is cleaned, 5 ^ 6 9 ^ with U.S.'attorneys to arrange the Mike Dworkin, registered pharmacist, Both the firefighters union and the employees whose jobs were discon­ plea. Sources indicated he was through Saturday with a series of sales by you can properly deter­ 4 Liggett’s Pharmacy, one of the original municipal employees union settled tinued after financial troubles with facing possible indictment for mine if any refinishing is SAVE CASH SAVE 52* L£. SAVE 70* IB . Parkade merchants. From left, Todd with the town this summer. The the program. h I s a v e 5 2 * l b . fraud, mail fraud and transporta­ Parkade merchants. (Herald photo by Peck) needed. Generally, Just a Lindsey, health food lecturer at Liggett’s police union and the town have The police union and the town will tion of stolen property stemming touching-up will take care already held a fact finding meeting submit briefs to state fact finder from recent business transactions of blemishes and Boneless Boneless Top after mediation sessions failed to James Brown by Oct. 23. scratches. Use a color Boneless Boneless in his hometown of Abilene Texas. resolve their contract dispute. The two parties are haggling over stain in a matching color Durler said the town offered salary the maternity package. The police for any wood frame. Use a London Brc Round Roast Tip Steak increases of five percent for each of union wants a free maternity rider, Tip Steak Tip Roast Downtown, Housing fine bmsh or cotton swab Cap On the next two years. The union has union secretary David Killian has and put on only as much as Bottom Round $ 4 8 9 School Strikes been working without a contract said. needed. or 8 9 since July 1. Mayor Richard H. Blackstone and Painted frames can be MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Shoulder Chancellor D.J. Alissandratos "My membership felt there wasn’t other town officials could not be touched up the same way, * 1 enough of an increase,” Durler said ® * 1 " found eight teachers union Top Fund Priorities reached for comment this morning. using the proper color HolorSwMtItallin leaders, including President paint. A fine bmsh dipped Auort«13C«nt«r,3SlrMn,3Blad« Lorene Osborne, and one National in gold paint will take care Mr. Deli Favorites! By GREG PEARSON covers salary and organizational ding for the year that would start in Education Association represen­ of scratches on a frame Sausage PorkCh^ *17 Herald Reporter costs, $5,000 for legal aid and $17,000 July 1979. Mason’s proposal also in­ tative in contempt for refusing to for contingency. finished in gold leaf. FrMh Butt Bofl»4n MANCHESTER — The town has cluded proposed division of the $524,- Africans heed his order declaring a Agree Frames tend to come Bologna or developed a plan for dividing next His plan can, and undoubtedly will, 000 in funding that has been given as loose at the comers. Pry E^aa Fresh teachers strike illegal. The union ■be revised by the advisory com­ Pork Steak officials were led away im­ year’s $492,000 Community Develop­ an estimate for town funds for the open the comer, doing it mittee. years starting in July 1980 and 1981. Liverwurst 1. Sparenbs Cod Fillet mediately to begin serving 10-day ment pie. It includes $115,000 for the carefully so as not to OkinarBaOBonolaM downtown area and $315,000 for The committee has sought requests Both years would include $100,000 To Free Namibia jail sentences. damage the frame. Use a for funding from organizations in for the CHieney Mill complex work, Frashly wnow orni nrOfoOfi II itlIIII ^ t , in his ruling, the chancellor housing programs. thin knife or similar tool. town. according to Mason's suggestion. No PRETORIA, South Africa (UPI) would recommend resumed dis­ S llc « l Ham W iltrA d iM said he would consider dissolving Two other local organizations — Scrape out all the old glue. The lOH group requested $80,000 funding for the Cheney Mill project — Prime Minister Pieter Botha today cussions between the United Nations his injunction against the strike the Instructors of the Handicapped Use a stainproof glue for its pool, proposed for Manchester was provided for 1979 because study anounced a face-saving compromise and the administrator general in the unless the school board uses its and the newly formed Manchester over the cleaned wo^. Chicken B reast ...... pS5o1 .1 9 High School. work is not expected to be completed on the troubled future of Namibia in territory, Justice Marthinus Steyn. Work it well down into the Cube Steak I Rump Roast power to "irrevocably fire” Tenants Association — also would Mason raised some concern Vance and the foreign ministers of Sliced Pastram i...... po«^1.79 Fresh Pollock Fiflet ...... ^ 1 .7 9 like a slice. by then, he said. a decision that crowded Secretary of joint and wipe away the teachers who have not returned to because the location is outside the Britain, France, West Germany and work. Alan Mason, the town’s Communi­ The town also is seeking $80,000 State Cyrus Vance’s mission to South excess. C ooked Salami ** ____ > . pound 1 .5 9 Beef Round Boneless Fresh Dressed Haddock..»1.19 downtown target area, but the com­ Canada left after three days of what $ 4 8 9 I ty Development coordinator, from the state for site improvements Africa with success. Press the joint tightly ^iwaawpOBhffiistBfwiwttSwwwonont Boneless Bottom Round F r o z e n ...... b mittee is expected to consider the Vance described as “intensive and I I Medium Sivimp 4 .9 9 I Wednesday night presented the for housing for the elderly. Mason together and hold in place USDA Choice ■ lb. ■ USDA Choice idea as it continues planning. The agrmement opened the way friendly discussions” with the South * 1 ? Milf t j p o n s I town’s plan for spending the money said. If this grant is approved by the for an internationally acceptable in­ by typing or taping until Fresh From Baker Street! Dr. Ben Rubin, who recently town, it would free up $80,000 of the Africans. Farm Fresh Dairy Values! formed the tenants’ group, submitted dependence for the disputed territory the glue dries. Cincinnati’s Pete Rose becomes ? ! . (Community Development package, The South Africans conceded that a request for $40,000. In a three-page and appeared to stave off threatened If the material in the C h ic k e n L e g Q u a r t e r s * ° ^ £ ^ b 5 9 * D ru m stic k s ?S E S :S sr...... „ 9 9 « free agent... Lights scheduled to which could be used for the lOH pool, the proposed election in the territory frame is wide enough, be erected at Moriarty baseball *" Mam Street letter, he said that the funding could punitive sanctions against South long known as South West Africa in Chicken Breast Q trs.*^'j;'*-.„65* Chicken Breast»1 .1 9 field. See paee 13 related story) — and he said. Africa. drive small finishing nails Sandwichj Bread Lite Spread be used for surveys on such matters December now would be “an internal through one edge so that Whalers tied hv Wu in finni I ^315,000 was recommended for as housing and building code The committee mentioned other Top Round for Bracciole ...,,2 .3 9 Boneless Pork Roast'sf’. ... „1.39 Vance left for Geneva a few hours excersise to elect internal leaders.” they go across the joint ■ violations, overcrowding of units, possible ideas for future funding. W hH eor O 2I 0Z. ‘ ExkBLean before Botha's announcement That was a virtual backdown that into the next part of the Chicken Thighs ...... „89* Ground Beef Not over 16% III content 1 .4 9 ^ * • rehabilitation loan program, $15,000 and needs for new housing and These included a purchasing fire WhMt i^loavM I r $ 4 2 9 without commenting on the details of meant Pretoria accepted the frame. • o . I MM w I for housing code enforcement, ^ , - rehabilitation. engine for the town, widening the pkg. ■ the Namibian peace plan. Western stance that substantive elec­ If the wood is thin or StOCK M arket I f^ir housing, and $100,000 for Mason said that summer staff School Street firehouse doors to ac­ tions must be held later under U N. shows danger of cracking, Jewish Light Rye Bread. 2^1 .0 0 /^ \R o m Our Produce Department. . . First O' The Fresh! NEW YORK (UPI) - Prte “ "S employed by his office might be able commodate larger equipment, and Botha said in a statement being supervision. drill pilot boles first with a Cottage Cheese !L?79* to the tenants’ group even if improving the track at the East Side issued jointly by the South Africans But the new South African prime fine drill. Then nail. Diet Bran Bread ...... ^ n e d m ix^ in active trading j Mason’s proposal also included funding is not provided. Rec. The committee will meet again G ra p e friit J u ic e Fu,?S^S£ra. It£^89* Thursday of New York Stock $40,000 for administration, which and the five western nations involved minister said the planned U.N. tran­ Chipped and broken Raisin Bread ...... '^^79* cjichange issues The $492,000 is an estimate of fun­ Nov. 1 to continue its planning work. in the negotiations that the two sides sition to majority rule would be con­ edges can be built up with K raft C h e e z W hiz...... 1.79 The Dow Jones industrial ■ ^ ____ ditional on a cessation of hostilities. plastic wood. Apply a little average, which lost 6.67 points O * 7 ’ M W \ V A m "m The South West Africa Peoples more than is needed and Finest Frozen Favorites! Bananas Organization, the black nationalist then scrape and form until For Your Health & Beauty Care! movement, has been waging a low- it matches the surrounding key guerrilla war against South NatiirtlS«inFrazMi-t2ei.cm gave up 37.42 points in the first 7 Develoverm AAid ^ surface. Refinish as Yellow Ripe lbs. ^ LMirinc-12Mng. F r e s h Y a m s ...... : . 4 u 1 . 0 0 Vance, who was making a brief Market Pall Gift, Fanuly...... lo I MAP Associates is the developer of tickets.” she said. 12th Assembly District, has raised more. stopover in Khartoum, Sudan, will Jewelry and Housewares There's A Finest Store Near ...... 24 I the Buckland Commons project, Charles Casella, president of 11,175. Mrs. Swensson received $100 con­ attempt to wrap up a SALT treaty in Show. We ww CUdiv m tiianes ...... 12 I which was proposed for a location iii You At These Locations East Hartford Manchester Vernon Itedeem Vptir CSEA’s Public Affairs Committee, The Republican candidate in the tributions from Ernest J. Reed, a Geneva and Moscow, ending a quest 269EIHnglonRoMl 20$ Spcnccr SlraM Ktflyn(»daRaul«S3 Food Stamps ; ...... 13-15 I the North End and received also said that the committee buys 13th Assembly District, Elsie “Biz” local contractor; Rudolph V. Pietro, by the Carter administration that Television ...... 16 | necessary approvals from the Plan­ tickets from political groups and can­ Swensson, has raised $1,425. Incum­ 181 Dartmouth Road; and Winifred began almost from the first days of i ning and Zoning Commission. didates that it endorses. bent Democratic State Rep. Francis Purdy Holt of Porter Street. his administration. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978 MHA Pledges Program M A N C H E ST gR _E ygl^G HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978 - PAGE THREE Youths Say Curfew Rule Housing Won’t Hurt Neighbors Will Be Hard to Enforce Proposal By JUNE TOMPKINS then rent it to that family if It to us,” Phelan said. "We’re looking By SUSAN VAUGHN forced would be Center Park. Herald Reporter qualified,” Phelan said. for property that we can upgrade and said, to play touch football or jog or Opposed Referring to a loitering law passed a MANCHESTER - The Manchester He explained that MHA would pay will be an asset to the town.” Herat Reporter golf. “There is evidently a need,” he Housing Authority assured a to relocate the family until it could He said that applicants will be MANCHESTER — Although few years ago. Von Deck said, “If' said. “ On Sunday afternoon toe place questioning resident Wednesday move back into the renovated screened and that the MHA will have members of toe Youth Commission we’re not going to enforce loitering, I' is booming.” housing unit. night that the housing rehabilitation the final say who rents the units. could qot come to a consensus on a would have definite reservations Von Deck brought up the ||uestion MANCHESTER - A group of He further explained that if the about enforcing a curfew.” program it plans with HUD funds He further stated that the tenants p rop ose curfew for toe town’s parks of liability if toe field is open and said residents has voiced its opposition to MHA bought six duplexes, it wouldn’t will update surrounding will be responsible for cutting the Wednesday night, most agreed that it Chairwoman Toni Frese said she it would require some kind of super­ a proposal that federal funds be used mean that all the families would neighborhoods. grass and plowing the driveways. "If would be a difficult ordinance to en­ would like to see toe existing laws on vision, if only regular checks by to buy private housing in Manchester Eugene A. Sierakowski of 101 have to be relocated at once. they don’t, they can’t live there,” he force. vandalism and similar offenses more police. for low-income residences. strictly enforced. Strawberry Lane expressed fear that "We would relocate only one fami­ said. The ordinance to impose a curfew ’The commission members agreed The Manchester Property Owners the rehab program would diminish ly at a time until one unit is com ­ Still questioning the feasibility of on three town parks — Center Park, Capshaw said a curfew is really a to put toe matter back on toe agenda Association met earlier this month surrounding property values, par­ pleted, and so on,” he said. Reloca­ the pro^am , Sierakowski said that Center Springs Park and Case Moun­ policy to make a problem go next month. and said that it did not want the town away.” It’s not going to go away,” he ticularly if the tenants do not proper­ tion funds are provided in the HUD to him, and others like him, who have tain — is under consideration by toe Commission member Carrie to accept the proposed $1.2 million in grant. said. ly maintain their property. "scrimped and saved” to buy their Board of Directors and has been Winter also reported that assemblies funding from the federal Department “ We’re thinking of buying older Valuk Sayg ^Goodbye* Commission members agreed to Manchester was recently offered a single-family homes, “ it’s a slap in referred to the town counsel’s office at Bennet and Illing junior high ^ of Housing and Urban Development. rundown properties. We’re shooting housing grant of $1,195,110 for the face.” Michael Valuk, administrative assistant to to be drawn up. ask a representative of toe Police schools have been scheduled to in­ for duplex houses because HUD gives Department to attend toe next Youth acquisition and rehabilitation cf 20 Phelan said he has talked with Springfield, yt. Valuk is flanked by the The action was prompted by a form toe youth of counseling services The funds would be used to more money for duplexes,” Phelan the mayor, smiles as he receives a con­ Commission meeting to see if toe family units to be administered by town officials about some tentative mayor’s official staff, Louise Archambault group of residents in the Center availabie in toe town. ’The Bennet purchase homes in town for said. gratulatory handshake from Mayor Richard police think it is a realistic law to en­ the MHA. plans, but the final decisions will (left), secretary; Lavina Curtis, executive Springs Park area who have been the assembly has been schduled for Nov. residences for low-income persons. H. Blackstone. Valuk was feted Wednesday force. The MHA presently is considering First consideration for tenants will com e after a planning session with secretory and John “ Jay” Bohenko, ad- victims of harassment, noise and 15 and the Illing assembiy will “ The Town of Manchester rejected be given to those living in the units, if Commission members agreed not eight duplexes and four single family HUD in the next few weeks. night at an affair arranged, by friends and co­ litter caused by youths gathering in probably be toe same week, she said. Hartford’s attempt to buy housing rninistrative aide to the mayor. (Herald to take a stand to present at a public homes, according to Dennis Phelan, they are eligible, Phelan said. In other business, Phelan said that workers. He is leaving his post at the end of toe park late at night. Several agencies in town will be for its residents in Manchester. Sierakowski asked what about there are 229 applicants for low in­ photo by Blake) hearing on toe ordinance until they HUD’S attempt is no different, and MHA executive director. He said the week to take over as town manager of Commission member Michael Pohl represented at the assemblies. residents in the neighborhood who have more information. the intent is the same,” John Tucci, that plan would include 16 three- com e housing on the waiting list as of said he would favor a curfew to help ’The question of supporting a teen don’t want low income housing near­ In other matters the commission secretary of the MPOA, wrote. bedroom units and four four-bedroom Sept. 30. He also said that two of the those residents. Another member or drop-in center for youth was by. almost decided to drop a previous units. units for handicapped at Spencer Kevin Moriarty, questioned whether brought up briefly Wednesday night. Phelan replied that if MHA is proposal to install a turnstile at toe “ We urge all Manchester property "W e may have to look for two or Village have been rented, one to a Clarke Urges Flu Shots a curfew would really do any good. Mrs. Frese said it is a question of buying a piece of property among Manchester High School football owners to reject this funding because three up-and-down family units,” he non-handicapped person. He said that He said it would just move toe getting enough support to reopen the other rundown properties in the field because they thought it might it subverts local zoning to the whims said, referring to two- or three-story as long as the sp^ ial units are unoc­ EAST HARTFORD - Esther B. elderly,” Mrs. Clarke said. “ I think the mayor immediately makes problem to another location. teen center or start a new one. She neighborhood, it would update the cupied, they will be available to an not be within their jurisdiction to of the social planners” Tucci wrote. apartment buildings. Clarke, Republican Town Council this program — which offers the known our concern and our desire to Memlwr Terry Capshaw said a said the commission could probably neighborhood. eligible non-handicapped person. recommend such an action. Pohl said He also said that the MPOA The buildings purchased would be minority leader, urged the mayor protection, free of charge — should participate in the program.” curfew is a most difficult ordinance make a solid recommendation on the Mrs. Mary D. Negro, a commission This will equalize the rents for the he had some question whether the rejected the “ dangerous concept” of around town and not all in one place, Wednesday to authorize participation be made available again this year.” Mrs. Garke said the elderly anj to enforce. He said it would be a matter once reappointments are member, wondered if there wouldn’t other tenants, Phelan said. youth commmission could make a a community or HUD owning private Phelan said, so as to avoid a ghetto in a federal immunization program Under the program, the federal chronically ill in town must be waste of police officers’ time to try made to the commission next month. be problems with tenants who don’t Phelan will meet with the Town recommendation regarding the housing in town because the idea has tendency. to aid Blast Hartford’s elderly. government purchases large quan­ protected. to enforce it. He also said it would The commission also agreed to keep the property up to MHA Board of Elducation property. failed in large cities. “ We would purchase a building Board of Directors ’Tuesday, Oct. 24, Mrs. Clarke said the federal tities of the flu vaccines and then dis­ "I urge the mayor to immediately not help already difficult police youth offer its services to Jacob Ludes, regulations. Von Deck, however, pointed out that needs rehabilitation, if at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building program is designed to protect senior tributes them to the states, Mrs. contact the state government and in­ relationships. Manchester High School principal, "W e don’t want any undesirable that toe field is used by youth and The MPOA also discussed a rehabilitation would provide safe at a workshop session to discussing citizens and the chronically ill from Clarke said. ’The individual states, in form them we want to participate in Robert Von Deck, also a member regarding a committee which is tenants. They have to be acceptable adults anyway, both evenings and proposal being considered by the housing for the tenant family, and the town’s housing policy. strains of Texas, Russian and Hong turn, parcel out the vaccine to the the program, as we have in the of toe commission said that toe only being formed to study recent disrup­ weekends, despite the fact it is Board of Directors that would Kong flu. towns requesting it. past,” she said. "Our citizens need place where toe curfew could be en­ tive incidents at the school. locked up. ’They climb the fence, he require town residents to vote ap­ “ This is the first year East Hart­ “ But towns that haven’t agreed to protection from a potentially proval before the town joined any ford won’t be offering the flu shots participate in the program won’t get dangerous flu. It is the very least we regional body. Meeting Housing Costs and I’m concerned about our the much-needed vaccine,” she said. can do.” School Food Collection ‘ "rhat’i_why I feel it important that State Probes Fatal Fire Students in Grade 4 at the Robertson School have completed The matter, which was proposed by Republican Director Vivian their annual food drive. The food will be given to the Ferguson, was tabled by the board at Manchwter Police Report outside one of two upstairs Subject of New Report STAFFORD (UPI) - and saw toe wife outside,” through a second-story Manchester Area Conference of Churches Food Pantry for dis­ its last meeting. bedrooms. The state fire marshal’s of- a state police spokesman window and was attemp­ tribution to needy area families. Organizing the collections are The MPOA questioned why the Andrew J. Blue, 32, of 238 Windsor- ting to save his child when Two passing motorists Moody, 16, Ernest E. Merchant, 16 ting incident at toe Memorial Comer fice today was in­ said. “ He tried to go in, but town board did not approve the or­ ville Ave., Ellington, was charged spotted Mrs. St. Germain from left, Darlene Meek, Doris Richards, Jeff Wright and and Gilbeert J. Chasse, 18. Chasse Store on Main Street Wednesday. vestigating the cause of a he was driven back by the he was overcome by dinance last week. WASHINGTON (UPI) — How high made in 1977, found the typical with operating under the influence of on the roof of the six-room Andy Russell. (Herald photo by Pinto) the once standard rule-of-thumb that was also charged with having fire that swept through a heat, smoke and flames.” smoke. are the monthly housing expenses American home buyer’s monthly only 25 percent of income should go liquor in connection with an accident weapons in a motor vehicle. Police West Stafford Fire Chief Sabrina’s body was found house and helped her down. facing today’s home buyers? Vandalism incidents were reported two-story wood frame housing costs were $W0. toward housing. at Tolland ’Turnpike and Buckland at the foot of the staircase The home is located on said they found a pair of brass by police at two town recreation sites home early Wednesday, William McQuaid said it It all depends on where you live. '"The fact is the American home is Street Wednesday about 7 p.m. Route 190, about 500 feet Another major factor, particularly knuckles in toe car in which toe killing an infant and her appeared St. Germain and her father’s body was But if it’s San Francisco or still an integral part of the great Wednesday. Seven white males were for first time buyers, was that Police said Blue’s car struck a utility youths were apprehended shortly helped his wife escape discovered in a hallway from the ^ m r s town line. Washington, D.C., you can almost seen skateboarding inside Salter’s father. American dream — so much so that lenders were writing what Benedict pole. He sustained only abrasions, after the theft was reported. About $8 pool Wednesday afternoon. When Dead from smoke inhala­ count on $575 to $600 monthly housing literally millions of American home was treated and released from called “ a surprising number” of low was taken from on top of toe bar at tion were Sabrina St. Ger­ bills, while if you’re in Morristown, buyers are willing to stretch their they saw toe police, they crawled un­ *ST0P TAMPEIIINQ wKh the EIBHTH’S AMERICAN LIBERTIES* down payment loans. Manchester Memorial Hospital. toe cafe, police said. Moody and UPER main, who was 12 months Tenn., or even St. Louis, your bills, budgets to accommodate a housing der a fence and fled into nearby Benedict said the typical home Court date is Oct. 31. Chasse were released on bonds for including mortgage, real estate purchase,” league Vice President woods, police said. A search of toe old ’Tuesday, and her father buyer facing $400 a month in housing court appearances Oct. 30. Merchant taxes, utilities and insurance are less Joseph T. Benedict said. area was unsuccessful. Damage to Robert, 21. The baby’s payments was paying $273 on the ’Three Wallingford youths were was held in lieu of $100 bond for court than $350 a month. toe pool, other than marks from toe mother, Yvonne, 19, es­ ’The league’s study sought to show mortgage principal and interest, $60 arrested Wednesday night in connec­ today. That is part of the results of a new skateboards, was not evident. caped toe flames and was how home buyers were managing to for utility bills, $54 for real estate tion with a theft of a small amount of At toe Nortoview Ski Slope, four examined and released SPECIALS study, “ ’Homeownership: Affording ^ meet housing expenses in an taxes and $13 for hazard insurance. money at the Blue Moon Cafe on the Single Family Home,” released James Flannery, 24, of 829 Main St. unregistered motorcycles were seen from Johnson Memorial inflation-fueled economy. In the larger cities, however, the Walnut Street. Charged with fourth- DID YOU KNOW? Wednesday by the U.S. League of was charged with fourth-degree by police riding up and down toe east Hospital. “ Our study indicates two main home buyer paid $442, while in degree larceny were Wayne C. Savings Associations. larceny in connection with a shoplif- slope, causing damage to the turf. Autopsies were to be per- ways,” Bene^ct said, including the medium-sized cities the figure was SAVE * to S-,_ J || formed at the state 10 30 5 ’The league’s study, which looked at ’The motorcyclists fled into the woods use of two incomes and the decision $382 and in smaller cities, just $351. 8,500 conventionel mortgage loans when they saw the police cruiser, but medical examiner’s office £8 by a number of home buyers to break ’The league study says San Fran­ returned again a few minutes later. in Farmington. cisco, with monthly expenses (East Hartford Polio Rtport) om WEEK ONLY ’The police officer was unable to ap­ State police said they averaging $614, was the nation’s The controvcrelal Town of Manchoetor FIrohouM locat04i prehend them. were alerted about the fire highest housing cost city, followed by within Eighth Utilltlee DIatrIct territory In Buckland, coata the Canary Islands Crash Also while surveying the at 4:12 a.m. They said Castro brings you the greatest sale Washington, D.C., at $578; Los Police charged a 17-year-old East Wednesday night. Nortoview area, a police officer there were no indications Town Fire DIatrIct Taxpayera: Angeles, at $567; New York, at $497, Hartford youth with fourth degree Tardif was released upon promise of convertible furniture ever... found a track loaded with logs and the fire was of suspicious Blamed on Dutch Pilot and Miami, at $M3. larceny Wednesday night after an in­ to appear in court Nov. 6. with a chain saw on top in a wooded origin. Choose from handsome modern, contemporary, traditional and Benedict said 18 percent of all cident at Burnside Drug, 700 Bum- colonial stylet. MADRID (UPI) — A Dutch pilot, area. ’The driver of the track was “ ’Trooper William Hayes Neariy $8,000.00 a WEEK crash along with all toe other 247 those buying homes for the first time side Ave., East Hartford. Kevin E. Coyle, 21, of 161.ancaster Choose from smart full size, queen size and longline considered one of his country’s best found crouched beside it and said he was toe first on toe scene crew members and passengers last year could not have afforded toe John W. Kyle of 24 Colt St. was to Road, Glastonbury, was charged ^ or convertible sofas. and featured in an ad campaign on had no permit to be on toe town aboard his plane, which slanm ed housing they bought without a second be presented today in court after $200 with first degree criminal trespass •a Choose from a huge selection of luxurious decorator fabrics... caution, has been blamed by Spanish property. Police said there was no $280,000.00 a YEAR to oporato. into toe Pan American jumbo jet. income. ’The same was true of 11 per­ bond was posted. Wednesday night, police said. Herculon, nylon, tweed, damask, cotton, investigators for aviation’s worst dis­ sign in toe immediate area that the vinyl and velvet. The Pan Am plane carried 353 per­ cent of all repurchasers. Police said Coyle was arrested i aster — the collision of two jumbo wood had been taken there, however, sons. Only 61 survived. In addition, toe study said 38 per­ Brace A. Tardif of 47 Heather from Pompei’s Lounge, 639 Main St. fnvitPA PniiP I enough money to buy TWO SMOKE jets that killed 583 people. toe man was warned that an arrest The Spanish report, which was cent of those who bought in 1977 Drive, East Hartford, was charged His conduct there was boisterous, invites rope S detectors for Every single home in the entire Town of $' ‘ "The fundamental cause of this ac­ might be imminent before he was described as a technical rather than exceeded toe 25 percent of income with fourth degree larceny after police said, and was repeatedly NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Manchoetor. cident was the fact that the KLM released. Police also noted that there legal judgment, said fog was heavy rule and nearly 14 percent spent police said he allegedly took two asked to leave and refused to do so. The mayor of New Britain, captain took off without clearance” are no posted signs in the are the day of toe accident and toe Dutch m ore than 30 percent on their housing waitresses’ purses from toe Howard Court date was scheduled for Nov a central (Connecticut city rag. $499 to $999 from the control tower, an in­ prohibiting trespassing or stating Th# National FIra Protection Asaoclatlon atatoa that more pilot mistakenly thought toe Pan Am costs. Johnson restaurant at 500 Main St 6. with a large Polish popula­ vestigative commission said of the that it IS town property. poopla dia from Smoko Inhalation than from tha flra Itaalf. jumbo had cleared toe runway. tion, has invited Pope John • Many styles available for crash between a Dutch KLM 747 and When toe KLM flight engineer D l A I l l a v G r a n t Paul II to make a return a Pan American Airways jumbo asked his pilot if the Pan Am plane vricu ii visit to New Britain. Halp tha STEAL Committaa In IPa afforta to atop consolida­ IMMEDIATE taxiing on the runway at Tenerife was out of their path, “ toe captain HARTFORD (UPI) - Yale Area Polica Raport In a cablegram sent tion and giva you mora valua for your tax, dollars. Airport in the Canary Islands. .f DELIVERY... replied with an emphatic yes and, University historians will use a $66,- Wednesday, Mayor The report, issued Wednesday by by Kupcbunos perhaps influenced by his great 000 grant from toe National Endow­ Vernon innocent to toe charges. owned started a fire because they William J. McNamara said the Spanish Transport Ministry, Brothers. S a n d your contributions to; • Convertible ottomans, chair beds, prestige, making it difficult to im­ ment for toe Humanities to ready toe Following toe investiga­ Vernon Police are were cold. Police said no toe pontiff’s presence in placed the blame for the March 17, Police said toe pair went STEAL, P.O. Box 1776 loveseats, and sectionals agine an error of this magnitude on first display presented in toe Old tion of a complaint of mis­ looking for anyone who damage was done to toe New Britain “ would mark 1977, crash oq Jacob Louis into toe barn and allegedly also available toe part of such an expert pilot, both State House. conduct filed by Ms. Ethel may have been witness to barn. an honor unprecedented in Manchastar, Conn. 06040 Velthuyzen van Zanten, one of the at super toe cd-pilot and toe flight engineer ’The show, a historical review of Sirois of Hillside Avenue, an accident on Route 83, toe history of our com­ pilots with the greatest prestige in 1 ^ savings. made no further objections,” the the state capitol dome, will highlight Vernon, against two of­ near toe intersection of munity.” KLM and the company’s chief flight report said. the May 19 re-opening of the Old ficers, Chief Herman FYitz Dobson Road, on Oct. 17 PARK HILL JOYCE instructor. ’The impact took place about 13 State House, Director Wilson Faude said he found no reason to abmt 8:45 p.m. FLOWERSHOP Velthuyzen van Zanten died in the seconds later. said Wednesday. proceed to a hearing. Police are seeking infor­ VITAMINS Chief Fritz said he found mation about a black vehi­ Bill 8lwrld«n, Campaign Traaaurar SPECIAL gompmemdsave no evidence to indicate toe cle that was reportedly at use of excessive force or the scene of toe accident. _ OFTH EW EM ARTHUR DRUG Candidates Make Pitch violations of accepted Anyone having information procedures by any member should contact Sgt. John Carnations 'STOP TAMPERINB with the EIBHTH’S AMERICAN LIBERTIES* of his department. Stodd, 872-8126. Lt. Edwin Carlson of toe South Windsor department’s Special Ser­ For Business’ Support Two juveniles were Do»en Eseh sofg convtrtt to s most comfortsbii bod tiMping two vice Squad, conducted toe referred to juvenile * with T V hMdrost and rtvartibla mattraas. investigation into Ms. 2 .3 4 By CHARLIE MAYNARD what toe impact is going to be on toe authoritiep - Wednesday (CASH and CAHRY) axpart homa dacorator sarvica ^ailabla. consumer that’s important. A tax cut Their prepared question dealt with Sirois’ complaint in con­ night after they were ap- fLowiMma AKHMuiitan Ton nvur occauom ... Herald Reporter This man would won’t help unless you realistically toe Interstate 8 6 ^ connector and nection with an incident at pi^endld leaving a tobac­ 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER TrI. 649-0791 or 649-144.1 TREE EAST HARTFORD — Seven can­ control spending.” both said they would press hard on her home in which Tammy co barn on Avery Street, PARKING . FRANK CAKELER. Prop.______didates for state or federal office like a word with you.. Andrews also said a capital gains toe federal level to get its completion Brocuglio, 20; Charles M. made a pitch for business support tax was needed to provide invest­ separated from toe rest of interstate Young, 18; and Mark S. SAVE $150 this morning at toe East Hartford ment for economic stimulus. project. Young, 16, all of toe same Do you know him? Chamber of Commerce’s annual However, he said it should be devised Mrs. Clarke pledged to keep toe address on Hillside “ Breakfast with the Candidates.” without “ creating a panacea for fat pressure on Washington and said Avenue, were charged. His name is Frank J. Fllloramo... People in 3 PIECE CBNVERTIBLE SET Five Democrats, including lieute­ cats” who need it toe least. “we’re very, very hopeful that toe New England have known his father, ... his nant governor helpful William O’Neill made toe most visible pitch connector can be separated.” brother Bill and himself primarily as mason con­ O’Neill, were on toe rostrum while for business support during toe As for toe Route 5 connector, she toe only Republicans present were Ms. Sirois complained tractors for the past twentyeight years. Over two meeting. Acknowledging that the said construction has been in toe 1 FULL SIZE CONVERTIBLE state senatorial candidate Esther that Officers Harold Deli­ years ago, he formed a design/build general Democrats have had labor support, preliminary stages for so long that a sle and Roy MacDonald, SOFA Clarke and first Congressional dis­ O’Neill said his party was not toe foe new method for examining air quali­ contracting firm. Its name is James Construction trict candidate Ben Andrews. were unnecessarily rough $46995 of business as some perceived. ty was needed to record an en­ in making toe arress. Company, Inc. At present ‘James’ is building an Each candidate made introductory 1 MATCHING CHAIR “Labor cannot function without vironmental impact study acceptable Results of Lt. Carlson’s estate in Glastonbuiy and a tfiedical building in remarks and then fielded prepared jobs,” he declared. “And jobs don’t to federal standards. investigation were turned Westfield, Massachusetts. They have just finished questions from the chamber’s 1 RECLINER exist unless toe business community Mrs. Fahey spoke about her over, to Chief Fritz for moderator. designing another estate in West Hartford. They do Covarad A In choica of Harculon Fabrlca. is healthy.” Washington trip two weeks ago and review. Ms. Brocuglio was all types of general contracting from alterations to , Ben Andrews, toe only candidate On Proposition 13, toe California said she was successful in explaining for federal office, reiterated bis charged with two counts of complete turnkey design/build projects. tax-slashing measure, O’Neill said it East Hartford’s problem to key at Fox Run Mall, Glastonbury stance against meaningless tax cuts assault on a police officer, provided the country with a “ rude federal and legislative people in­ Inquire attouti/ourproject now! which never reach toe consumer. An­ one count of interfering awakening,” but also warned of its volved in the project. She also Call James Construction 649-8229 drews, who is trying to unseat incum­ with police, and breach of implications in cutting Wtal govern­ pledged to keep Washington abreast toe p ^ c e . Ladies Sportswear bent William Cotter, said there has ment services. of East Hartford’s need for toe com­ Mark Young was been a deception of toe public by toe 283 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER The only candidates present who pletion of toe connector. charged with interfering JCC INSTANT tax cut it perceives and the actual were running for the same office ’Three other candidates — Muriel - ACROSS FROM THE MANCHESTER PARKADE with police and breach of Feruling: Jones New York CREDIT benefits accrued to it. ' were Mrs. Clarke and her Yacavone, Timothy Moynihan and JAMES CONSTRUCTION CO. the peace and Charles “27 years of building experience." OPEN DAILY 10-6 “ Many of our political candidates Democratic opponent, Marcella Richard Willard — were present to & Mani; other fine names I AVAILABLE across toe count^ are talking about Young with two counts of Fahey. It was the third time in less give their qualifications. All are in­ 17HillcrestRd....Bolton • TeL649«229 MANCHESTER WED., THURS., FRI. 10-9 that (cutting taxes),” Andrews said. assault on a police officer than a week that toe two candidates cumbents and face token opposition ^ours: Mon - Wed _?:30tp5:30 Thurs - Fri - 9:30 to 9:00 SHOWROOM “ But it’s how and where you cut and and breach of toe peace. were together at toe same forum. or none at all. All three have pleaded Sat. - 9:30 to 5 :3 0 ______ONLY 846-0040 PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct, 19, 1978 First Lady Blesses (About Towni _ _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978 - P A G E F IV E

Demoerats in State The Democratic Club of Chief Cites Repair Costs in EMS Van Request Manchester has canceled a “Meet EASTOAST HARTFORD — AlthoughAlthnncrh theIho EmergencyITmAisMAaiJMf iL _ _}_•__# X...... brakes, the wiring for the “back box” of the van, right depends upon how much money the EMS Commission GREENWICH (U P I)- First Lady the Candidates” night scheduled Medical Services vehicle is in "good running condition,” rear springs and three alternator repairs. Fitzgerald has requested about $22,000 in funds in next Carter is scheduled to stump for the ’Tuesday. ’The event conflicted with a wants to sink into it. Rosalynn Carter swept through its maintenance costs are high partly because of the type “We took it to two different places and they can’t seem year’s Fire Department budget for the purchase of a new incumbent next week. party fund-raiser that most can­ of engine in the vehicle. "You can keep the wagon running forever depending on vehicle. Connecticut like a swirling autumn At each of the stops on her (0 figure out what the problem with the alternator is,” he the amount of money you want to spend,” he said, ‘"rhe breeze Wednesday, pausing only long didates previously had made a com­ ^ Fire Chief Michael Fitzgerald told the EMS Commision said. ’The EMS Commission last month voiced its support for whirlwind Connecticut ’Turnpike tour mitment to attend. older it gets the more it will cost to repair.” enough to preach her husband’s M m ^y n i^ t that $1,250 has been spent on repairs to the Fitzgerald said the life expectancy of the vehicle the purchase in the form of a motion which was passed of the state’s coast, Mrs. Carter vehicle in the past 14 months. ’The vehicle now has about 55,(XX) miles on it. unanimously. gospel and praise the state’s opened her remarks by cataloging Democratic faithful who practice it. The Nathan Hale School PTA will : Most of the problems are with the electrical system, what she perceived as her husband’s sponsor its annual Ice Cream ^ i a l Borne by one of the president’s of­ . the alternator and the brakes, he said in a memo to the achievements during his first 20 EMS Commission. ficial jets, Mrs. Carter landed at chil­ on Wednesday from 5:45 to 7:45 p.m. months in office. in the school cafeteria. The public is "At the present time it is in good running condition,” ly Tweed-New Haven airport to a “We’re trying to do so much in invited. throng of Connecticut politicians he said. “But it does use oil, this is a problem that exists Washington,” she said. with the 454-cubic-inch engine.” ■■■■■■■■■■■I eager to have their candidacies ‘We’re working on the blessed by the White House. The Exotic Fish Society of Hart­ ’The two-year-old vehicle is a Chevy box-type van. bureaucracy, which is bigger than we ford will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. “It does foul spark plugs quite often,” he added. f Deli Department Specials About three hours and three stops thought it was. Jimmy thinks if you later, the first lady’s black limousine at the children’s museum, Little Fitzgerald said it takes 24 hours for alternator repairs, CHOICEST MEATS DOMESTIC manage the government and make it School, Trout Brook Drive, West 48 hours for brake repairs and one-half to three hours for accompanied by two New York State efficient, you can have the services.” . Police cruisers motored across the Hartford. Lance Voboril will speak lesser repairs, such as oil and filter changes. COOKED HAM .’2 .2 9 But at each stop — in Stamford, on aquarium filtration. The Fire Department uses a station wagon as a sub­ IN TOWN state line, leaving a lot of happy can­ Norwalk and Greenwich — the soft- didates. stitute when the EMS van is in the shop. IMPORTED spoken Mrs. Carter was careful to USDA CHOICE One of the happiest, Gov, Ella Since July 1, the vehicle has been in the shop for repairs out the need to have Connec­ Youth choir of Center on six separate occasions. It has required repairs to the SHOULDER STEAK 1^ . . . SWISS CHEESE . ’ 2 .2 9 Grasso, was the first to reach Mrs. ticut Democrats in important Congregational Church will meet .*1 .8 9 Carter as she gingerly stepped off the positions. tonight at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary. WUNDERBAR * M 0 k plane in New Haven. She repeatedly urged party I^HihrER CLOD ROAST .*1.99 Mrs. Grasso, who faces three-term workers to “work a little bit harder” The church council of Center QER.B0L0QNA . ’ 1.4 9 Republican congressman Ronald to make sure Ella Grasso returns to Congregational Church will meet CURNED BEEF BRISKET .*1.89 Sarasin in the November election, the Capitol and Michael Morgan ends tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room. has lured the president’s mother, Little Sarah Morgan gets to know Rosalyn behalf of Democrat Michael Morgan, seeking PMDE OP THE P M M ___ up in the congressional seat now oc­ Carter during the First Lady’s brief stop at wife and vice president to Connec­ cupied by Republican Rep. Stewart election in the Fourth Congressional District. Center Congregational Church will TURKEY BREAST...... »*1.29 NfUSARONI SALAD .5 9 * ticut in recent weeks. President McKinney. the Morgan residence in Stamford. She was Morgan and his wife Susan show big smiles. sponsor a tennis party Friday at 7 UWA CHOICE EHOULDEN BONELESS on the Fairfield County campaign trail on (UPI photo) p.m. at the Manchester Racquet Club. TOP BLADE STEAK...... *1.70 HEAD CUT DANISH FONTINA ’ 2 .2 9 , Town Lets J.C . Penney] .*1.10 ...... ■iV 'i • ' WSAOE LINKS...... BOONlirs .»00* - » o . • • Do Its Own Inspection HOT DOBS... L . a^ked p r a sim pler uxty SWKET LIPK 8DUR CREAM , 8 9 ‘ MANCHESTER — Most of the ins|5ec- Conti ana lown Manager Hobert Weiss tion work at the J.C. Penney Co.’s con­ both said that for such large ■ projects BACDN...... KRAPT AMERICAN struction site is being done by the firm cities and towns often rely on the firm to to do all your banking: KRAKUS itself. do much of the on-site inspection. Conti CANNED HAM ..3lb.Mn^SN99 CHEESE SPREAD , . 9 9 « Town officials said Wednesday that the said that this is unique in Manchester. practice is a common one and there is no Other large projects in town have been BLUE BONNET other way to handle inspection at such a small enough so his department could han­ HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS large project. dle all inspection phases. I MARlfAflINE • 1 . 9 9 Inspectors from the Town Building Oscar Paschke, project administrator Department also are at the site almost for the J.C. Penny building, said that he Let us des^n fc»- you. ^ INTENSIVE CARE LOTION. .. ».x*1.1 BREYEITB every day to insure that state building has seven full-time employees who handle regulations are being followed. supervision and inspection. BAYER ASPIRIN...... 100 o t *1.09 YDQURT 3 / ‘ 1 “We have to rely on them,” Francis Work on the building is progressing on ______:: ...... Conti, Manchester’s chief building inspec­ schedule, A total of 75 percent of the steel tor, said of the inspection process for the framework has been installed, and J.C. Penney building. Paschke is hopeful that the entire frame Persfflial ’The firm started construction this year can be in place by Jan. 1. MMEMMMlEMMll of the two-million square foot catalog dis­ He also hopes to enclose the north half tribution center, which is located near of the building by winter. About 60 percent Exit 93 of Interstate 86. ’The building will of this work has been done, but cold be one of the largest enclosed structures weather could cause delays. Concrete can­ in the northeast. not be poured once the temperature ap­ Judith King, R.N., of the Manchester Because of the size of the project, it proaches freezing. Banlkits Public Health Nursing Association checks the would be impossible for the town to be vital signs of her patient, Leona Darling, in expected to handle all inspection, Conti Game Unit Seeks] One of them is right for your saving, spending and preparation for discharge from the agency. S lead Cut said. credit needs. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Under the state regulations, the authori­ Data on Players ty for inspection can be placed on the CBTs new Personal BanKits are designed to simplify architects and engineers of the firm, he WE’THERSFIELD (UPI) - ’Die state MPHNA Assists lorned Beef Brisket said. ’The town has taken such a step in gaming commission is going to require your banking relationship. Each provides you with a this case. more information about jai alai players $ convenient method of checking, saving, overdraft If his department handled inspection brought to Connecticut. Post-Op Patients 1.19 itself, Conti said that he would have to The commission voted Wednesday to protection and more. Read about them. You'll find a hire several more persons to do the in­ have a subcommittee revise application Personal BanKit that's just right for you. For more One of the functions of a spection work required at the J.C. Penney forms with the aim of obtaining more nurse with the Manchester We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family site. background, such as the player’s win-loss information Just send one of the coupons below or stop Public Health Nursing U n ite d His department does try to send an in­ record, where else in the world he has Association is to help a Butcher Service.,, spector to the site every day to check what played and if he has any previous into any of our over 80 offices. postoperative patient G Serve Your Family! is being done. violations. make the adjustment to a Home health aides play “ We m ake sure the rules and ’The proposal came from commissioner normal daily routine. an important role in STOM HOURS: regulations are abided by,” he said. A Lester Snyder of West Hartford. He said it Mrs. Judith King, R.N. providing personal care, i appeared odd to him that the commission has made frequent visits to such as baths, to patients. Mon. & Toes. 'tH 6KK) firm that puts up a building like the one ’The aides receive a formal 317 Highland St J.C. Penney is involved in has to be well- knew more about dog racing in Connec­ Mrs. Leona Darling’s home lu n i' ticut than the players at jai alai frontons. to assist her in the resump­ training course and work established and have a reputation for its under the direct supervi­ Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 yHiA integrity, Conti said. Snyder’s proposal received support tion of activities of daily sion of a registered nurse MANCHESTER from Richard Donovan, president of living following surgery, to “A company of that magnitude, you or therapist. Sat & Sunday have to rely on its integrity,” he said. World Jai Alai, the parent firm of Hart­ perform daily dressing F & E K m s s r ford Jai Alai. changes and to monitor the Manchester Public 'tH 6:00 mCRUlTS CONN. Health Nursing Associa­ ManchMt*f Evening Herald healing process. Assisting people like tion also provides child Pubilshad every evening except health clinics for preschool Sundays and holidays. Entered at WEEK-END SPECIALS Mrs. Darling is just one of the Manchester, Conn., Post Office the many services children and screening as Second Class Mall Matter. large provided by Manchester clinics for senior citizens. Suggested Carrier Rates bunch u m i u i u i D A IS IE S *2 , 3 4 Public Health Nursing Annual flu clinics for the Payable In Advance CASH A CARRY Association. elderly and a townwide single copy...... 15« health fair round out the GROCERY SPECIALS ' Garden Fresh, Produce Specials ...... 90« In addition to taking care OPEN programs available to Three months ...... l i t . 70 THURS. of the sick, nurses make Six m onths...... $23 40 TtL 9 P.M. visits to new mothers and residents. SWEET LIFE One y e if ...... $40.80 Funds from United Way Mill Rates Upon Request babies, to the mentally ill, BREAD...... 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' S r v s ' ' < '4 f <;-&'>• NJINCHESTEB PABKADE West Middle Tpke. and Broad St. ^Cppyri^t, Channel Home Centers, Inc. 1978. SALE ENDS KV22/78 N-67-42 PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978 — PAGE NINE Group Hears Ideas Brochure .. . Faculty Delays Vote BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - curriculum, subject would have the power of increased 8 percent during University of Bridgeport matter, methods of in­ review and final decision the first contract year and On Downtown Work Approval professors have delayed struction, research and and could delegate its 6.5 percent the second and until Friday a decision on a student life. authority to the president. third years. Minimum MANCHEISTER — Future work to storefront upgrading. new three-year contract The board of trustees Salaries would be salary for a full-time improve the downtown area could in­ Some embers questioned the ap­ allowing them to retain professor would be $11,000. clude gardening, litter removal, propriation for the store work Expected some control in academics. parking lot improvements and because similar proposals have been Norman Douglas, presi­ renovations to the storefronts. started or tried in the past. dent of the 250-rnember WestowTi^l}amiacy, Inc. These ideas were among those dis­ The drop-in center might include MANCHESTER — The town ahould campus chapter of the 4,‘i‘i Hanford Road n cussed at Wednesday night’s meeting some places to sit and bathroom American Association of receive word this week that its idea Manchcsicr, Conneclicul 06040 I _j of the Community Development Ad­ fhcilities that could be used by down­ of a housing market brochure has University Professors, told visory Committee. town shoppers. been accepted by the federal Depart­ the teachers gathered for a 643-5230 In the past, the committee has dis­ All of the suggestions in the plan ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ vote Wednesday night, “I cussed steps it can take to fund im­ presented by Mason are subject to ment. would like us to vote Soy provements to the Main Street com­ change while the advisory committee Acceptance of the brochure tonight, but I am not asking mercial area, which is in the target reviews and establishes spending of proposal is the final step before the anyone to vote in ig­ area for the spending of the federal funding for the next three years. remaining $373,000 of the town’s norance.” GOODBYE Community Development money. Members also had other community Development funding is Douglas said many A spending plan proposed by Alan suggestions for downtown im­ released. teachers had not received to Mason, the town’s Community provements. HUD has withheld the money until copies of the contract Development coordinator, includes Marilyn Pet asked about the up­ the town takes another step to meet recommended by a three- High Bloo(d 1115,000 for downtown improvements grading of planters along the street. fair housing goals. member mediation panel. for the year beginning July 1979. “I’d say candidly the merchants Memorahilid Display The town had proposed a program Many professors attending Pressure! A total of 150,000 of that would be look to the town and the town looks to the meeting objected to Mrs. Jean Clough, left, and Mrs. Ruby preparation for a homecoming dinner Satur­ to test the area rental housing spent on parking improvements. ’This the merchants,’’ Mason said about Clough prepare a memorabilia display at the market. Later, however, the Building Haunted House voting on a contract they day night. had not seen. could include buying additional the upkeep of the planters. He said Salvation Army Citadel, 661 Main St., in brochure idea was substituted. ’The HI^E YOUR BIOOD RESBURE CHECKED parking space or improving the that the use of Community Develop­ brochure would describe the town’s Kevin O’Brien, left, and Brad Keazer, and Oct. 28 and 29 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the The mediators were ap­ existing lots, he saidd. ment money could be a sign of the housing market and would explain Manchester Jaycees, are constructing a former Marshalls store on West Center pointed as part of an agree­ The town also might consider in­ town’s commitment to the area. that Manchester abides by fair house that will be haunted by ghouls, ghosts ment to end the professors’ ' n h e n , Sat, 21,1978 Street. Proceeds are used to fund Jaycee two-week walkout which creasing off-street parking for James McAuley said that there is housing practices. and witches on Halloween. The Halloween residents who live on Main Street or too much litter and overgrown brush New Handicapped Panel community projects. Tickets will be began Sept. 22. Faculty The town has not yet heard Haunted House, sponsored by the Manchester available at the door. (Herald photo by its side streets. in the Main Street area. whether HUD would accept the members went back to Another |40,000 has been proposed There often is litter in the gutter brochure idea as enough to permit Jaycees, will be open Oct. 27 from 6 to 9 p.m.. Strempfer) work Oct. 9 under a 30-day NNHERE, We$town Pharmacy for sidewalk repairs. Most of these and along the curb, he said. the release of the $373,000. extension of their old con­ would be for the residential areas Told It Needs Surveys tract while differences “The town is very poor in its Alan Mason, Community 455 HARTFORD ROAD between Main and Spruce streets. housekeeping duties,” he said. ticipate, he said. Development coordinator for the between they and the ad­ By CHRIS BLAKE “We’ve got a start in this area and Barry Favors Ethics Rules ministration were worked Mason said. McAuley said that weeds have However, Vaccaro said the first town, told the Community Develop­ Herald Reporter we’ve got to keep it going,” he said. out. ’The plan proposed by Mason also grown thin some areas, including the step is finding out who the han­ ment Advisory Committee EAST HARTFORD - ’The presi­ He explained another area where MANCHESTER - State should be done and it they should function under It also established the The university Board of TIN^E, 10 AM to 2:00 PM includes |10,000 for a neighborhood comer of Main and Forest streets. dicapped are in town. Wednesday night that he expects an drop-in center in the downtwn area “It’s pitiful to see the looks of dent of Manchester’s Commission on the commission could help is in Sen. David Barry should be uniform the same ethical stan­ state Ethics Commission. Trustees unanimously ap­ Surveys can be taken by many fighting for lower prices on items answer from HUD about the Wednesday said that he throughout the state,” dards, he said. “The integrity of govern­ A COMMUNITY SERVICE OF: and 515,000 for the design of that,” he said. the Handicapped told East Hart­ brochure this week. proved the proposed con­ ford’s fledgling commission groups, he said, including Boy Scouts which the handicapped need. will submit legislation to Barry, who is seeking re- The present state law, ment has been questioned and Girl Scouts. He expects the answer will be a tract Tuesday night. Wednesday night that it needs to take Vaccaro told the commission he extend the present state election in the Fourth passed in 1977, tightens at all levels,” Barry said. Professors are expected to Vaccaro also suggested the com­ good one for the town. door-to-door surveys to find out who recently obtained two prices for a lift Code of Ethics for Public Senatorial District, said. regulations regarding con­ “To extend the present law pass it Friday at 4 p.m. Westowii^IlfUTnacy, Inc. mission compile a b.A and the heart has stopped beating, Mr. Lundberg is the son of Dr. and the University of Alabama/Bir- The couple is planning an Oct. 28 Schindler of Manchester, the bridegroom’s brother. Mrs. George A. F. Lundberg Jr. of with a new and profitably ver­ Being used in bumpers, hood four or six minutes could mean mingham and is employed with wedding at Pleasant Grove BE ABLOODDOMOft irreversible brain damage. A reception was heid at the Wonder Bar Restaurant in Boulder Road. satile product line. panels, door beams, chassis Moore Handling in Pelham, Ala. Methodist Church in Snead. FROM MAWOHESTER Then, they would try to help with Berlin after which the couple left for the Pocono Moun­ The bride-elect graduated from To meeting federal and suspension parts, the light­ ---- tains in Pennsylvania. Allegheny College and is employed (SET YOUR BLOOD WTO CPR or emergency treatment. The by Allstate Insurance Co. Her fiance requirements for the average weight, high-strength steels CIRCULATION! ambulance would arrive to transport Mrs. Schindler is employed as an executive secretary graduated from Muskingum College car of 27.5 miles per gallon of were developed to head off in­ the victim. They would proceed to at Connecticut Life Underwriters in Rocky Hill. Mr. 1 and the University of Connecticut fuel by 1985, 1,0(X) pounds or roads into auto production of the emergency room, where the doc­ Schindler is a business representative at Southern New Graduate School. He is employed by Mrs. Stephen W. Schindler England Telephone Co. (Gurskis photo) more will have to be trimmed aluminum and plastics, the tor would examine the patient and Pfizer Laboratories. The Lonliest Americans start treatment. A European reformer willed her estate to a niece on the condition that the liieca from the typical vehicle. Much The couple is planning a March likeliest alternative weight­ All of this could conceivably take 1979 wedding. (Burian-Moss photo) Keep the family goldfish outfitted in pants. of the w ei^ t saving may be ii5S«Kjjiss«#sisa saving materials. By LEE RODERICK Baldwin, who has been with the U.S.- Canal elite who make between $33,- from 15 to 20 minutes, from call to accomplished through utiliza­ Wilhy-Barlow Consequences may go con­ The Herald's owned canal company 32 years. 000 and $55,000. treatment. DOUBLE STiUKPS tion of newly developed siderably beyond holding onto Washington Correspondent “When they did, employee morale ★ ★ ★ When a paramedic unit is called, it ~ii!-xmie!fsisszaa3iim ON WED. “vitaminized” high-strength steel’s 62 percent share of the PANAMA CANAL ZONE - Nearly went down the drain. A lot of We’ve lost 24 pilots in the last two would take the same three or four sheet steels incorporating six months after the U.S. Senate employees are waiting for Congress years,” said Farmer. "That was minutes to respond, BUT . . . treat­ Kathleen A. Barlow of Manchester and Donald B. auto materials market. A wide because of financial reasons as well elements such as manganese, voted to give their idyllic community to pass legislation to implement the ment would begin immediately. Wilby of Warminster. Pa., were married Sept. 30, at BREAnST FRESH WESTERN range of new applications is to Panama, the belief that they have treaties before leaving. But I can’t as the treaties, since there are many There is a direct tie-in to the South united Methodist Cnurcn m liJanchester. columbium, vanadium and BRAIN FED PORK SALE likely out there awaiting been abandoned by their government take any more; I’m quitting at the places where pilots can make more hospital. The paramedics are trained The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. W Mk aftor wMk, «• at Frink’s go aa out lo Mtoel titanium. development once the is still keenly felt by many of the 40,- end of this year.” than they do here ... like everyone to administer medication. The point Barlow of 50 Spring St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. tha bast quality and tha bast apaeiala In our maat else. I’d prefer to have things stay and Mrs. Frank Wilby of Warmister, Pa. In addition to being lighter, ‘‘vitaminized” steels are 000 Americans here, some of whom ★ ★ ★ is that the time factor could save dapartmant tor our euotomors. the way they are, but we have to The Rev. Laurence Hill of Manchester officiated in the the new steels can be formed, available in quantity. are third-generation “Zonians.” ’The canal itself will not be turned lives. THIS weEK,niayourliimtoastoetthospoeMor expect and hope that it will work out- double ring ceremony. Miss Susan Jones was soioist. spocjals In Waaiam Qraki Fad Pork Sals that you joined and finished more easily “We used to be proud to be called over to Panama until the year 2(KX). So why is nothing being done to The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Ilka. WHh our lanlaalle 20H oH on all pork, buy what Zonians; even the But the Canal Zone, where most of its remedy this situation. I’m sure the white siik organza gown designed with high neck, short SuperMPkels you want, buy as much as you want, and aavo on high school year­ key employees live, will come under Can Panamanians be trained to ran money could be found somewhere. If sleeves of lace trim, fitted bodice and chapel train. She ovary Ham. Wo hops you Ilka tha changol Other Editors Say book here is Panamanian jurisdiction on Oct. 1 of the canal efficiently? “If they are every person in Manchester paid $2 wore an elbow-length mantilla and carried a bouquet of called The next year. picked well, I have no doubt they can or $3 a year, this could be a feasible daisies, carnations, and baby’s breath. U.S. District Court Judge John J. constituted a denial of their equal Zonians,” AU commercial activities in the be trained to both run the canal and operation. Ms. Sandra Smith of Manchester was the maid of Sirica has opened up a can of worms explains Frank Zone will revert to Panama im­ pilot the boats,” said Farmer, presi­ I recently took a CPR course honor. « NOT RESPOMMIBLB FOR TYPOORAPHICAL ERRORt. rights. Why should men sailors be with his ruling that Congress may forced to rish their lives in the ser­ Baldwin, chief mediately next October. Police and dent of the Panama Canal Pilots taught by Ken Cusson, a town Ward Wilby of Warminster was his brother’s best man. 7ZB E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE w e h a v e t h e r iq h t to u m it Assn, as well as the pilots’ union. not forbid Navy women from serving vice, while women are not? spokesman for a fire protection will be assumed by firefighter. I wouldn’t hesitate to use Mark Wiiby, also of Warminster, the bridegroom’s Three of his 212 pilots now are brother, was usher. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Wilby aboard ships at sea except for Make no mistake about it, if the Panama I_ Panama over a 30-month period from what I learned, in case of emergen- Panamanians. A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville, transports and hospital ships. Navy women volunteers were “required” Canal Co. “But now tne press and the then. ’Twenty percent of American cy. Farmer has a precise count of the after which the couple left for Nantucket Island, Mass. Both hold managerial positions in the K-Mart Depart­ women had sued on the grounds that to serve long tours of duty at sea, State Department have made it look workers must be reduced in five However, I am not qualified to pilots’ attitudes toward the new They will reside in Miiiviiie, N.J. ment Store system. WAVBEST SHADE "A” (ingress would not let them serve at would they enlist in the same propor­ like we are a bunch of rich years, with others to follow. save a life, by any other means than treaties: “Ten percent are very sea. ’The judge said this constituted a tions as men. If women could be colonialists and two-headed Most Americans aren’t nearly as CPR. And it frightens me to think pessimistic about the future, and 14 denial of women’s equal rights. assigned by the Navy to hazardous monsters. ’They’ve totally distorted concerned over changes in their work that the police, firemen or am­ plan to leave as soon as they can; 20 Now we come to the problem. Sup­ duty, would they sign up in the same the truth.” as changes in the high quality of life bulance attendants won’t do much Lepage-Beaulieu percent are optimistic, and the rest I pose Navy men were to bring a class numbers? Baldwin, an American who was here. The Zone reputedly has more more than I. — the majority — are taking a wait- action suit that argues their sex was Take away this female advantage born in Panama and is married to a clubs, Boy Scout troops and churches I would like qualified paramedics and-see attitude and are hoping for before a tragedy happens to my fami­ Shirley Ann Beaulieu of East Harkford and Gaetan The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph being denied equal rights. Suppose and require them to serve in war Panamanian, has been a frequent per capita than any other American Beaulieu of 55 Palmer Drive, East Hartford. The the best.” ly or friends. A trag^y that could be Joseph Lepage of Hartford were married Oct. 14 at the male sailors were to contend that areas, and wouldn’t recruitment of target of nationalistic hostility to the city. It also has excellent schools and Unitarian Meeting House in Hartford. bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Lepage of Many Zonians say they could avoided if our town leaders would sit being required to serve at sea — es­ women be likely to drop? — Newport U.S. presence. Among other things, little crime. West Simsbury. accept whatever changes are ahead down and discuss something really pecially in time of war or in some (R.I.) Daily News. he has been burned in effigy by What could change all that? The Rev. Nathaniel Lauriat of Hartford performed the much easier if they believed Presi­ equivalent dangerous situation — Panamanians outside the Zone. Although some residents mention the important, instead of worrying about double-ring ceremony which was composed by the bride “Most of us never believed the dent Carter and Congress were on their political careers. and bridegroom. The church was decorated with fall possibility of deteriorating sanitation treaties would go through,” said under lax Panamanian control, the their side. The division is deep Donna Mercier flowers. David Eberle of West Hartford was organist. between their community and the Miss Nancy Biedler of West Hartford was soloist. TURKEYS most feared change is when 24 Elsie Drive Capital Fare U,S. embassy in Panama which ’The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Panama’s national guard takes over Manchester represents the president. white Qiana gown with bodice, sleeves and chapel train By ANDREW TULLY hear one of her more businesslike the police functions. trimmed in venise lace. Her chapel-length veil of silk illu­ BUY NOW M l MVE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ WASHINGTON - Today I am a pals advising her “Go tell NBC about sion was attached to a Camelot cap and she carried a Quof/Unquot^ The 10,0(X)-member national guard, Carter went out of his way to Hockey Needs high-ranking Soviet diplomat who it. And why don’t you write a book?” cascade bouquet of sweetheart roses, stephanotis, baby’s both a police and army force, is the deepen the rift further the other day 12 14 has just defected to the United ★ ★ ★ breath and ivy. to b. Bvorago source of Panamanian strong man when, for the first time in the history Some Backing States, and when I have banked the Sure enough, NBC scored a coup. Marilyn J. Beaulieu of Blast Hartford was her sister’s “Every child wanted to say what Omar Torrijos’ power. Smartly of Panama, the Canal Zone governor, maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Debbie Beaulieu 3100,000 down payment given me by Presumably, the book will come To the editor: Charlie said to grownups.” dressed in khaki uniforms and often H.R. Parfitt, wasn’t designated by and Miss Donna Beaulieu, both of East Hartford and the CIA I plan to put into effect a later; Judy says she wants to write I, as a member of the Manchester seen twirling long night sticks, the president as a U.S. represen­ sisters of the bride; Mrs. Joseph Petronio of Windsor, the lesson learned from Arkady one about her fling, and several — Comic Milton Berle, mour­ High School Hockey Team, would ning the death of ventriloquist members of the guard occasionally tative at the inauguration of new bridegroom’s sister; and Miss Eileen Heinz of East Hart­ Shevchenko. publishers reportedly have expressed Panamanian President Aristides like to voice my opinion on this sub­ ford. Edgar Bergen, 75, the self-styled have beaten Americans outside the Arkady is the Russian who quit his an interest in her memoirs. One can Royo. ject. Richard Shivok of New Britain served as best man. only hope that, in a moment of im­ victim of dummy Charlie Zone. In reality this is not a high school- $87,000-a-year job Although Baldwin, a genial man, “It was a dirty, rotten thing to do,” Ushers were Thomas DeMonte of Bloomfield; Paul SMOKED passioned pride, Shevchenko fought McCarthy’s barbs. sponsored team, but in fact, it is a as U nder McEnteggart of Yalesville; Bruce Winchell of New Bri­ “We didn’t want to see her suffer dwells on these isolated incidents, he said a top aide to Parfitt. A Secretary off the temptation to tell Judy all ^nchester Youth Recreational ac­ tain; and Ronald Kapraszewski of Marion. any more. She wanted to continue, is extreme in his views. Taking a spokesman for new U.S. Ambassador General of the about the Soviets’ latest missile. tivity. A reception was held at Howard Johnson’s Conference but we finally convinced her it was much more optimistic attitude is the Ambler Moss, who also took over his United Nations At this writing, however, the CIA is post early in October, told me the Members of the team are personal­ Center and Red Coach Grill in Windsor Locks, after futile.” head of the 212 canal boat pilots, John SHOULDERS six months ago taking a broadminded view of reason for the snub was that “Gov. ly paying $175 for one season of which the couple left on a trip to Hawaii. For traveling, Farmer, who said, ‘"There really Arkady’s high living with Judy, — Joe Edwards, explainimt how hockey. We have not the participa­ Mrs. Lepage wore a burgundy and cream cowl-neck and went to work have been more instances of GI’s rip­ Parfitt’s on his way out and and the 5 to 7 lb. Avorogo which Judy claims grossed her. Stella Taylor, 46, was convinced by tion we need, probably due to the cost blouson top and matching skirt ensemble with a corsage telling the CIA ping people off than the national American presence in Panama is of Burgundy sweetheart roses, baby carnations and between $35,000 and $40,000 in four backers to stop 20 miles short of for ice time. everything he guard. about to become a thing of the past. baby’s breath. ’Hiey will reside in Hartford after Nov. 1. months. A spokesman admitted that Florida on a marathon swim from If, indeed, this is not a high school- knew about his country’s business. the Bahamas. Her 51-hour journey The canal, which averages 36 ships Why cling to it?” Mrs. Lepage is employed as executive and sales assis­ Good. We can use guys like that, the agency was giving Arkady a, sponsored team, I think there should EOUAL BIB BUY GRADE "A" set a new endurance swimming a day — with 40 percent of their cargo Such is the attitude of the Carter tant at WDRC radio in Bloomfield. Mr. Lepage IS equipped with a dollop of pmdence. regular stipend “to help him along administration toward a group of be an allowance in the town’s employed as office manager at Jensen’s, Inc. record for women. going to or coming from the United Mrs. Gaetan J. Lepage in But, enter one Judy Chavez, an until he becomes established in his patriotic citizens who have done con­ recreational budget to defray AT Southington. (Gurskis photo) “We don’t need a transitional States — is still operating at a high (eat home and save) employe of what is called in more own identity. He added: “what he siderable good for their country as LEAST a portion of this cost. FAMILY PACK government. What we need is an peak of efficiency. But there is fear discreet quarters an “escort ser­ does with his money is his business.” well as for Panama. Little wonder Our team is not what it should be, election — for me to give it to the that it will deteriorate if American vice.” Judy surfaced recently and And Arkady should have a bundle they feel unappreciated as the cur­ and will become worse if no con­ y next elected president That election employees leave before Births told NBC television that Shevchenko of walking around dough. ’The U.N. tain begins to descend on what should sideration is given to our cause by settled his claim for severance pay will be the first Sunday in Febmary Panamanians can be trained to take the Town of Manchester. paid her $5,000 a month to keep him their place. The most irreplaceable be a very proud chapter in American Holmes, Lindsay Starretl CHICKEN with a neat $78,000, and Judy claims in 1981. Not Before.” I, as well as the members of the Eidward J. Moran of 45 Mountain paternal grandparents are Mr. and company. She said he also took her to history. daughter of Larry and Sharon — President Anastasio Somoza, employees, everyone agrees, are the View Drive, East Hartford. His Mrs. Arleigh Christensen of 757 PACK CONSISTS OF the sunny Caribbean and gave her the former Russian diplomat had a ® Scripps League Newspapers Manchester Hockey Team, think we Starrett Holmes of Pontiac, Mich. talking about the role of a three- highly skilled pilots — the Panama paternal grandparents are Mr. and Forbes St., East Hartford. She has $9,000 to buy a sports car. $50,000 checking account in a deserve the support from our town She was born Sept. 30 at St. Joseph’s • 2 Legs Quarters • 2 Backs nation panel formed to mediate Mrs. Frank L. Galinat of 51 Broad two brothers, Jonny, 5, and cieotf, ★ ★ ★ Washington bank. necessary te make dur team WHAT Mercy Hospital in Pontiac. Her Way, (k)ventry. His paternal great- 2Mt. ★ ★ ★ Nicaragua’s violent political IT SHOULD BE!! maternal grandparents are Mr. and Assuming the truth of Judy’s grandparents are Mis. Dorothy T. ! i SS"** "O™ than a Wh' S ^ But Judy’s net worth could cause rebellion. The Almanac Paul Carpenter Mrs. William D. Starrett of 26 Fern- Bartlett of Goffstown, N.H., and testimony, Shevchenko broke the Adams, Rachael Burnadelle • 2 WInos • 2 Qlblets c h ic k e n in a p a c k trouble in American households In “ Every day I continue to be 91 Brent Road dale Drive. Her paternal grand­ Arthur J. Galinat of Grant Hill Road, 13th commandment of the Johanna, daughter of Kenneth A. which wives maintain they’re just as amused and amazed by what the United Press International Manchester parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coventry. and Ellen M. Sheehan Adams of 19 Philanderers Guild. He gave Judy his British General Lord Cornwallis sur­ Holmes of Pontiac. embraceable as a female escort. Pic­ gorillas do and say.” Today is ’Thursday, Oct. 19th, Geraldine Drive, Coveatry. She was WITH I right name. — Francine Patterson, a Stan­ rendered at Yorktown, Virginia. Krukar, Lael .Marie daughter of WITH ture the situation when good old hub­ the 292nd day of 1978 with 73 to bora Oct. 11 at Manchester Memorial A u k Wbat he should have told her is the ford University graduate student, In 1814, “The Star Spangled G alinat, A rthur John Son of H. John and Darlene Linderson Hospital. Her maternal grandparents I7,80_^ I following: “Judy, my little cabbage, by George comes home, thinking follow. S7J0 referring to Koko, a seven-year- Banner” was sung in Baltimore for Stephen B. and Kathleen Moran Krukar of 103 Warren Ave., Vernon. are hfr. and Mrs. John Sheehan of n m cH M t I nly name is Phineas J. Rockefeller, a warmly of a dry Martini and several The moon is between its full phase PURCHASE old ape taught to communicate — the first time. Galinat of 235 Bread and Milk St., She was bom Oct. 10 at Manchester Framingham, Mass. Her paternal member of the Omsk branch of that wifely kisses. and last quarter. Coventiy. He was bom Oct. 3 at Mt. and make rhymes — in sign In 1936, an around-the-world air- Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ distinguished American family. See, “Listen,” says Gertrade. “It said The morning stars are Jupiter and Sinai in Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. language. place race by three newspaper 25 Years Ago mand Adams of Framingham. She if says so right on that check for 10 on television that this Judy Chavez Saturn. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Linderson of Lebanon. Her has a brother, K. Brendan, 5; and two 2 5 « off I 2 5 * OFF “’The danger is in the very nature writers ended at Lakehurst, New Rep. Thomas Dodd speaks to O'and I just gave you.” got $500 a night from Shevchenko at ’The evening stars are Mercury, sisters, Ruth-Anne, 9, and Sarah, 6. 10 LB. BAG ! 3 LB. BAG OF first, then $5,000 a month. And you, of the sport, There is really little you Venus and Mars. Jersey, H.E. Elkins won with a time Manchester Kiwanis Gub. For as has been known since Eve’s Mrs. Charles E. Ubert is named you bmte, haven’t taken me out to can do to make them safer.” ’Those born on this day are under of 18 days, 11 hours, 14 minutes and MAC or DELICIOUS day, females involved in a romantic — Aiyi Brown, head of the 33 seconds. “Manchester Woman of the Year.” adventure feel an irresistible urge to dinner for 48 hours. Fork over a cou­ the sign of Libra. Americans for Democratic Ac­ In 1973, President Nixon sent 10 Years Ago Menus tell somebody — anfboEf — about ple of hundred clams, for openers, American novelist Fannie Hurst PU TA ffts I tion’s committee, calling for a Henry Kissinger to Moscow to dis­ Peter M. Bezzini, owner of Peter’s UMIT ONI ! APPLES said exercise. I can just hear Judy before I call that escort bureau and was born Oct. 19th. 1889,. Friday; Orange juice, toasted nationwide U.S. ban on cuss ways to end the Middle East Furniture City on Main Street, buys skim milk, coffee or tea. 0 0 0 0 TO OCT. lli T . I UNIT ONI confiding to the girls at the beauty embark on a life of emerald- On this day in history: School cheese sandwich, apple-celery salad, 0 0 0 0 TO OCT. tIBT. skateboards. War which had started 13 days building in the North End to be used Wednesday: Chicken noodle soup, parlor that she was — well, dating — smothered sin.” In 1781, the American chocolate pudding and milk. assorted cold sliced meat (ham and - — . . I . ‘"The smiling pope was an example earlier. as a furniture factory. Cafeteria menus which will be a famous Russian defector, and Arkady Shevehensko, in the male Revolutionary War neared an end as turkey), cheese, three-bean salad of goodness and humility, as is right served Oct. 23-27 at Manchester k WITH I spelling out his name to make sure world your name will live in infamy. public schools, are as follows; E ld e rly tapioca pudding with strawberry for the vicar of Christ.” ® ^ $ 7 J D I her audience got it right. I can also SCOOPS byDoinlon (Herald photo by Strempfer) returned to the state in an increased Newington 30 years ago. The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at ■ iiuiiiueinumber 01 of sKiiiea skilled wor workers, she said. games have also taken place at the Appearing in this space on Oct. 10 was outnumbered policemen. the Potter Funeral Home, 456 field as well as Bennet Junior High this graph. The defendind defending No one was reported injured or Before her retirement in 1948, she Air traffic was shut down for 36 arrested. Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial will games. champions (New York Yankees) are was a teacher at East Hartford High minutes. The Yankees’ plane landed near be in St. Peter Cemetery, Hebron. Currently, East Catholic High the choice here to repeat (winning School for 26 years. Finally, authorities decided a show the airport's North Terminal — an She was a member of the Church of Friends may call at ^ e funeral Candidate Event Was Different plays all its home football games at the World Series) fh six games. Fun­ of force was necessary. Out came the area that has been used for such Rwr Di?ADcrk%T XI.______. . W Mt.Nebo, under the lights while the ny, not a soul remembered. C3irist, Congregational, Newington, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. By GREG PEARSON, for the event. The entire back wall water hose, and some of the 6,000 to visiting dignitaries as President ’The family suggests that those property. popular Midget Football League where she was active in church af­ Herald Reporter was full of posters and pennants from ports an “urban homesteading” 8,000 invaders got doused. Carter and Queen Elizabeth. Then, wishing to may make memorial gifts "You’d be surprised how much stages doubleheaders every Friday Building permit indicates that the fairs. She was also active in candidates. These included “Barry program that provides anopportunity A replay for the movies of the three buses carried the team to safe-. N ew in^n community affairs. to the Diabetes Association of MANCHESTER - State Sen. iand the state owns,” he told the night under the arcs at the same site. Court House One racquetball-total for State Senate” and “Fenton to rebuild deteriorated areas rather Saigon airlift? No. It was ty from their Delta Air Lines jet. t ' •' . • <’* 4 ' Connecticut, 17 Oakwood Ave., West David Barry and his Republican class. Lights at Moriarty Field could fitness club in Talcottville will be Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Who?” bumper stickers, and a poster than knocking them down. homecoming for the World Champion In general, the wetting down did -7- Betty Radcliff of Bristol; two Hartford. challenger, Fenton "Pat” Futtner, Barry said that the state in the past • Equal Rights Amendment — signal the revival of the Manchester built at an estimated cost of $430,000. New York Yankees. this morning participated in a that read “Vote August in 10 years has taken greater steps to Twilight Baseball League, for many The facility, which is well under way, not dampen the crowd’s enthusiasm. brothers, G. Alden Hastings of Blast September.” .. Barry said he has and will continue to And today’s scheduled ticker-tape question-and-answer session that stop pollution. years one of the state’s best. Adult is expected to be opened around the “I have never been so thrilled by a Hartford and Rodney S. Hastings of That was a relic from the cam­ support the ERA. parade in Manhattan promised more baseball team ... in all my life,” said Glastonbury; a sister, Maryon A. ( Lottery ) differed from any they’ve had during The candidates also discussed baseball, except for Moriarty’s, bas first of the year. of the same frenzy. the campaign. paign of Tommy August, class presi­ “I cannot understand the states one fan who brought his two teen-age Hale of Middletown; five some of the more talked-about issues that have not ratified it,” he said. •fi The Yankees had won a second The volume and variety of dent, who acted as moderator for the in the campaign. These included: sons with him. grandchildren and several nieces and The winning number drawn Barry-Futtner debate. • Employment — Futtner said the straight World Series championship. Dave Mackey of Jersey City, N.J., nephews. questions probably surpassed that of • Taxes — Barry said the state in­ state should improve vocational Their fans jammed Newark Airport Another Ruth? Wednesday in the (Connecticut daily similar sessions. And the questioners He called on each of his 25 come tax will not develop in the next Rose to Sit Back clutched a Yankee T-shirt and said he The funeral is Saturday at 2:30 lottery was 103. education programs. Wednesday night to show their ap­ classmates for a question for one or four years and probably not in the had been to 51 Yankee games this Before homering off Dodger p.m. at the Church of Christ, themselves — members of Michael The other questions from the class preciation. Norman’s sixth-grade class at both of the men. foreseeable future. year. “^When you’re 3 years old and pitcher Bob Welch in the Congregational, Newington. Burial Many of the questions had a included whether Manchester will When the crowd got near taxiways someone sticks a Yankee pennant in will be in Center Cemetery, Buckley School — were younger than "What I see in (Connecticut, the have an ice hockey rink, what can be Await Club Offers and runways, two Pathfinder trucks seventh inning of World Series most the candidates face. recreational flavor. economy is getting better,” he said. your hand, you’re always a Yankee Newington. (About Town 1 Both Barry and Futtner agreed done about legalized gambliQg, and. used in fighting aircraft fires were fan,” said Mackey, now in his early game Tuesday night in Los A Friends may call at the Newington The hour-long session produced Other tax revenues are increasing, of course, a proposal that the number CINCINNATI (UPI) — Pete Rose today is a free agent. moved into place, and airport ngeles, Reggie Jackson of New "rae education commission of Soutn some strong stands as well as some that the idea of bicycle pathways is a and there is no need for a state in­ 20s. Memorial Funeral Home, 20 Bonair good but expensive one. of school days be diminshed. Rose, the 37-year-old switch hitter who has not come to con­ Manager John Dickerson ordered one “Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and York called for time. Next Ave., Newington, Friday from 7 to 9 United Methodist Church will meet middle-of-the-road replies by both come tax, which is opposed by most Loyal Support of the vehicles to begin shooting tonight at 7:30 in the education wing. Futtner suggested that bicycle tract terms with the Cincinnati Reds, officially notified the those Yankees. What else could you pitch landed in bleachers 425 p.m. candidates. It also produced some candidates, he said. Don Sutton, losing Dodger streams of water to the side of the reactions from the class members. Mfety courses might be established Futtner does not think the state Baseball Players Association Wednesday he plans to participate want?” said another booster, Jeff feet away as Yanks won, 7-2. The family suggests that friends in schools. He said that such a [ Corraetlon ] pitcher against the Yankees in crowd. Ryan, of Jersey City. wishing to may make memorial gifts In Memoriam “I like ’em both,” Kim Wright said sales tax will be lowered, but he in the free-agent draft next month. (UPI Photo) In loving memory of Lester C. Silver Sr program would help save lives and “The intent was to show that we Another fan went to the airport who in her best diplomatic style after the would like to see increased efficiency He has indicated for weeks he the World Series Tuesday to the Church of Christ passed away October 19. 1970. would be inexpensive to implement. RMSSentTof^StflS^^ meant business,” Port Authority with his arm in a sling. That, he said, debate. so such a step might be able to be plans to try the free-agent draft to “It seems to me the way the Reds night, was consoled by his Ckingregational Memorial Fund, 1075 He also said that the state does not cent Home were shown in spokesman Ed Franzetti said. “And was because he jumped up and down You are still beside us in all we do. “I think there were good questions taken in the future. discover his worth on the baseball are negotiating this whole contract, wife, Patti, after New York Main St., Newington, Conn. 06111, or Your memories will guide us and see us through. Wednesday’s Herald playing a game that (the water) did stop them.” and pulled his shoulder out of the for them,” Karen Carlson said of the need to acquire more open-space or • Abortion — Barry said be does they are saying between the lines, to the Newington Historical Society Life must go on. we know it’s true, park land, but it should work to up­ of checkers. The home was in­ market. He nonetheless has main­ won clincher in Los Angeles. “Is this what we get? Is this what socket when the Yankees won the and Trust Inc., 679 Willard Ave., But it’s not the same since we lost you. inquiries from herself and her not support abortion on demand. correctly identified as the Meadows tained he would like foremost to play ‘We don’t want you no more,” ’ Rose we get?” yelled a woman whose hair Sadly missed by classmates. grade and improve its present Housing — Futtner said he sup­ said. (UPI Photo) sixth and deciding game of the series Newington, Conn. 06111. Wife, Children and Grandchildren Convalescent Home. for Cincinnati, his hometown team. was damp from the water. The room itself obviously was set Added Rose, “I figure I’ll just wait Tuesday night against the Los SPORTS Reuven Katz, Rose’s agent, said Franzetti insisted the truck’s hose Angeles Dodgers. Home Beerl Wednesday, “It is not a happy day for and see what happens in the (free was not aimed at the crowd, but agent) draft now. They’ve taken Once the Yankee buses left, many SLATE Pete or the Cincinnati R ^ s fans.” (Transactions) several hundred people nearest the fans weren’t even aware the team Now Legal Reds’ President Dick Wagner said he their offer off the table.” truck got wet and began running Rejection Doesn’t Stop Rose turned down what Wagner had gone. Thursday was disappointed, but not surprised. away. Baseball Yankee owner George Stein- CRO.SS COUNTRY “Of course,” said Wagner, “he’s termed the Reds’ highest possible Runways at the airport, which WASHINGTON (UPI) - ABSENTEE BALLOTS St. Louis — Bing Devine resigned brenner surveyed the scene on the Cheney Teeh a! .Stafford, been talking about it in the m ^ia for offer, but has stressed he would like handles both domestic and inter- runway and said, “Yankee fans are Americans may now brew to play for the Reds next year. as vice president and general 3:30 beer in the home legaUy the last 45 days now, so you couldn’t nationaL flights, were closed to in­ the greatest fans in the world. If they Andover Housing Plans As many as 12 clubs in addition to manager and was replaced by John for the first time, and it is help but be aware of it. coming and outgoing traffic from SOCCER the Reds can select Rose in the Nov. W. Claiborne III. want to go out and tear up a little no longer necessary to 0^ If you or a member of your family “Well, it’s really up to him right 8:05 p.m. to 8:41 p.m. grass, that’s okay.” Hartford Puhlie at East By DONNA HOLLAND problems, more land than is now,” added Wagner. “We’ve told 3 draft in New York. When the draft Montreal — Signed pitchers Ray­ money is received, there are still a tain a Treasury Depart­ mond Torian and Mark Reed to Catholie, 3:13 Herald Correspondent necessary and other prtblems. She ment license to make wine. should need an Absentee Ballot to vote Pete and Mr. Katz that we sincerely is completed, the Reds will be asked lot of required steps that must be if they wish to negotiate for Rose minor-league contracts. ANDOVER — Dedication, said a request for 25 units or more taken. Any single person over 18 want him to play for us next year. Two Unaninmous Choices Friday must receive approval from the FHA In the November 7 Election, fill out the along with the 12 other teams. Football perseverence and a strong desire to But it can be safely said a com­ may produce 100 gallons a They have to make the next move.” SOCCER office in Massachusetts as well as Since clubs draft in reverse order New Orleans — Cut kicker Tom help their neighbors, as well as a mittee that has worked diligently for year of each spirit legally following form and send It to Republican During a talk show Tuesday, Rose Manehester at Coiiard, special approval from the main of­ of 1978 finish, the New York Mets Jurich and replaced him with Steve willingness to fight and withstand the seven years on the project won’t stop and ta x f r e e . In a said he hadn’t discussed a contract Mike-Mayer. 3:30 fice in Washington, D.C. with Wagner since Saturday. will have first pick. frustrations and traumas of until it is complete. household of two or more Headquarters, 824 Main St., Manchester St. Louis — Signed running back Cheney Teeh at Roeky She said a group of 12 people, com­ Guidry and Rice Hill, 3:13 bureaucratic red tape have kept the Mrs. Reese said the committee is people over 18, the limit mittee members and elderly or call Lawrence Barnes and dropped run­ Hop River Home Housing Committee still fairly optimistic. goes to 200 gallons a year. ning back Willie Shelby. Penney at Wetherslield, residents, went to the Massachusetts 3:30 hard at work for more than seven The proposed facility will be ’The story of how this Cleveland — Signed free agent years, to see the completion of the office to talk to the official who happened is the story of Hall at East Hartford, denied their application. located on about 16 acres of land next Randy Rich, a defensive back and Top AL All-Stars proposed Hop River Home Develop­ to the ballfield on Long Hill Road. how a minor bill can Devine Resigns Position 3:30 Mrs. Reese said the group felt the kick return specialist, and placed ment for the elderly. The site and proposal received ap­ become submerged in the 643-5544 or 643-5591 linebacker Dave Graf on the injured South Windsor at official was very encouraging and NEW YORK (UPI) — Ron Guidry, whose .893 percentage set a llie committee recently had its in­ proval from the local Planning and closing days of Ck)ngress, In Cardinal Front Office reserve list. Newington, 3:30 itial request for mortgage money felt the application would eventually record for modern major league 20-game winners, was one of R oekville at Glaston- be passed. Zoning Commission and Wetlands go through final passage Hockey turned down by the Farmers Home Commission earlier in the year. ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Bing Devine, two unanimous choices and among four members of the New hury, 3:30 A revised application is being sent and be signed by the presi­ VOTERS N M E _ . things recently and when he is upset, Montreal — Reactivated Rod Administration. But, it isn’t dis­ There were stipulations attached to dent with absolutely no loyal to the St. Louis Cardinals since things usually happen. But I had not Schutt, then sent him to Pittsburgh York Yankees selected today on the UPI 1978 American League Cromwell at Bolton, 3:13 couraged. It plans to resubmit a to the Massachusetts office and ac­ the approval. notice. attending games as a member of the B a e o II A e a d e m y at tion on It can be expected within 30 VOTlfi JUDKSS expected this.” for “future considerations.” All-Star team. Joining Rice in the outfield were revised application almost im­ At least 40 residents from Andover, The beer and wine bill Knothole Gang in the 1930s, has Both Claiborne and Devine are Coventry, 3:13 days. The revised application will be Pittsburgh — Signed center Gregg Guidry, who had a 25-3 won-lost Larry Hisle of the Milwaukee mediately. was signed by President resigned as the team’s general Portland at Rhaiii, 3:13 for 24 units and only needs approval Bolton and Columbia expressed an natives of St. Louis and graduates of Sheppard. record, and slugger Jim Rice of the Brewers and A1 Oliver of the Texas Chris Reese, committee member, (barter as part of a minor manager. from the Massachusetts office. interest in occupying units im­ Washington University. Boston Red Sox, who led the major Rangers. The infield was composed CROSS COUNTRY said the original request was denied mediately and 20 residents within five-part revenue bill last □ W l pkfav l i i t t fra a TMm C M Devine, 61, who served 18 years as Claiborne worked for the Cardinals Qualifying Trials Manehester /Enfield at When approval for the mortgage the Cardinals’ general manager, leagues in six offensive categories, of first baseman Rod Carew of the because of on-site sewer and water five years. Saturday as attentioa from 1968 to 1972 as assistant public ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (UPI) - Conard, 3:30 Wednesday decided he did not want were the unanimous choices on the Minnesota Twins, shortstop Robin focused on the other end of relations director and administrative Qualifying begins Thursday at the Yount of the Brewers and second East Catholic at IK.C to report to his new boss. Jack squad of eight regulars, a designated Meet (Goodwin Park), 4 Pennsylvania Avenue RERSONFORNEEI assistant in the farm system, then North Carolina Motor Speedway for baseman Willie Randolph and third where Confess was begin­ Claiborne, appointed senior hitter, two starting pitchers and one p.m. left to become director of minor- the 14th American 500 stock car race reliever. baseman Graig Nettles of the ning its final mayathon executive vice president and chief league operations for the Oakland Rham at (Jienev Teeh, Delegates Meet Alone operating officer. with Richard Petty and David Pear­ The squad was chosen by a UPI Yankees. push toward adjourna- Athletics. He became assistant to son co-favorites to take the pole. 3:13 WASHINGTON (UPI) - As the ment. August Busch Jr., president of the panel of 30 baseball experts from Carlton Fisk of the Red Sox and neither deadlocked nor at a crisis Israeli withdrawal from the area. Boston Red Sox general Manager There is a $1,000 prize for around the country, who cover games Rusty Staub were runaway winners Manehester /Enfield at Egyptian and Israeli peace talks The White House merely team, said at a news conference I f ! ; stage. The Washington Post said a tentative Dick O’Connell in 1976 but lost his job Thursday’s top qualifer but it could regularly. at catcher and designated hitter, Conard (girls), 3:30 entered their second week, the two issued a one-page state­ Wednesday, “We need younger “None of us feels concerns have oil sales agreement was reached at when the team was sold a year later. be worth $11,000 to Pearson, who respectively, Mike Caldwell of the FIELD HOCKEY delegations held an unusual, private ment saying Carter had capable executives” and announced Rice was named on all 30 ballots been raised which could not be met,” the Camp David talks and is part of He had been working for Monogram would clinch the title in a contest for with 25 experts selecting him as an Brewers was the second starting Conard at .Manchester, meeting today, without American signed four bills and gave a the appointment of Claiborne, 39. Co. in Boston. conference spokesman George Sher­ the current peace treaty discussions. M lit hi MmdMtter the most number of pole positions in outfielder and the other five as a pitcher and Rich Gossage of the 3:30 participation. one paragraph description □ l i l l l i M T«w it Busch said of Devine, “I urged him “I had hoped Bing would stay with man said W^nesday. "Negotiations ’Ihe Israelis are seeking a secure a season. designated hitter. Yankees was the relief pitcher. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Conference sources said the two continue. There is no crisis. There is of each, including;' to remain, especially as a consultant, the Cardinals,” Claiborne said. “I source of oil from the Egyptians, the but he did not feel he could.” Hall at .Vlanehester, 3:30 delegations gathered alone at the no deadlock, no emergency. newspaper reported. " - H .R . 1337, which (1) □toM HiribkiM iam t O hrt-ert k cnicM am in baseball because of Bing Madison Hotel this morning, but all amends the Internal Devine said later: "I did not accept Devine, and I am sorry he will not Ellington at East . “The essence of negotiations is to Mi* Catholie, 3:13 three delegations arranged to get resolve differences between the par­ Revenue Code with respect ' UCII^f the offer to stay on in a subordinate with us. Yet I can understand his □■mss capacity because I still believe 1 can Good Weather Promised for Parade GIRLS SWIMMING together about noon at Blair House ties," Sherman said. “I have American mediator Alfred Ather­ to certain excise taxes and feelings.” make a contribution as a general W e t h e r s rie I<1 at for af more formal session. ’The con­ emphasized that progress has been ton met separately Wednesday with the treatment, for income- Devine started working for the NEW YORK (UPI) - Thousands of the metropolitan area early ference began a week ago. tax purposes, of certain □ Hquicil Msabtty □IbnMt fria SMi manager to some team. Call it ego, “By proclamation, it will be sun­ Vlanehester, 3:30 made in some areas and others re­ the Egyptian and Israeli delegations Cardinals in 1938 as an office boy. He happy New York Yankee fans were Wednesday evening aboard a Delta There was no explanation as to why distributions from retire­ call it pride, call it whatever you ny,” said a cheery Koch Wednesday. East (.'atholir at W indsor main to be solved.” in the Madison Hotel in downtown became general manager in 1957 un­ attending this afternoon’s tickertape Airlines flight. the Americans were not included in ment plans; and (2) per­ want. I could not see myself in this til he was fired in'1964 and was “The Yankees, you know, are part Locks, 3:30 ^ It was reported to^y that E m t Washington. Later, aU three sides role.” parade through lower Manhattan to Wednesday, Mayor Edward Koch the hotel session, but all three has agreed in principle to sell ou to mits certain persons to IK KRIUUII WtY, m general manager or president of the welcome the World Series champions of the renaissance of New York City. met together in a plenary session at von (tommenting on the Cards’ poor promised good weather for the The people are just as much respon­ delegations insist the talks are Israel from its Sinai fields pending an Blair House. receive cash payments in New York Mets from 1965 through home. Ueu of food s t ^ p s .” season, Devine added: "I was aware parade, which begins at Bowling sible for their victory as the Yankees W d tef byl I To m I 1967 when he was rehired by the After a day of rest on the West Green and slowly wind its way up that Mr. Busch had been upset about Cards as general manager. themselves.” Coast, the Yankees arrived back in Broadway to City Hall. i P ^ E FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, rnnn t h.tc Oct 19 1978

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KnightC 7 Leads J WHA 46 Rookies on NBA w L T Pts. New England 2 0 15 Winnipeg 2 1 1 5 Rosters This Season Cincinnati 1113 Edmonton In Celts First Win NEW YORK - Forty six New Jersey — , Birmingham 1 1 Boston — Bob Elliott Indianapolis 1 2 rookies, including five on the ATLANTA (UPI) — It took Billy Knight a injured list, were listed on Chicago — Len Kosmalski*, New Orleans — Tommy Green, and off the dribble," he said. ‘"They penetrated well and Quebec 0 2 1 1 , Andre Wakefield quarter to warm up. Then he shot the Boston Wednesday's Results rosters of National Basketball Celtics to their first win of the NBA season. shot the ball right in our faces. ’They got 62 points off the Cleveland — , Ken New York — Greg Bunqh, Mike fast break and second shots. ’That’s the worst we’ve been Indianapolis 4, (Quebec 0 Association teams as the 1978- Higgs, Mike Mitchell Richardson, * The Celtics forward was scoreless until the second categories at home in my years here.” New England 4, Winnipeg 4 79 season got under way. Denver — Geff Crompton quarter of Wednesday night’s game with the Atlanta Philadelphia — The Hawks took a quick 36-27 lead at the start of the se­ The and Detroit — , Phoenix — , Joel Hawks, but he scored 37 points the rest of the way to lead cond period but saw it evaporate under a Boston barrage NHL Portiand Trail Blazers each list four Golden State— Wayne Cooper, Ray Kramer the Celtics to a 116-99 victory. led by Knight’s 1.7 points and sloppy Hawk play. t rookies on their roster, while toe Epps, , Ray Townsend Portland — Kim Anderson, Ron Coach Satch Sanders, whose Celtics now are 1-2, said Campbell Conference 4 Boston led 62-55 at halftime and Knight continued his Patrick Division and Seattle Indiana - Wayne Redford, Rick Brewer, demon Johnson, Mychal the game "obviously was our best effort. dominance in the third quarter, leading Boston to an 18- SuperSonics are the oniy clubs Robey Thompson “We had very good intensity from the second quarter W L T point margin at the start of the final quarter. Atlanta without a rookie. Kansas City - , Billy San Antonio — on out, "he said. “We were offensively sharp due to 2 0 McKinney, Marlon Redmond The Celtics led by as many as 23 points in the fourth NY Islanders 2 1 Three of the league’s first round San Diego — Stan Pietkiewicz, Knight’s scoring and (Nate) Archibald’s passing and quarter until a late Atlanta flurry closed the gap to the draft choices from last June are not Los Angeles - , Mike floor work” NY Rangers 101 2 *, Freeman final 17-point margin. among the NBA’s first year men. Cooper* Williams It was Atlanta’s second loss in three games and Coach Philadelphia i i i John Drew led Atlanta with 20 points. Smyihe Uivigion , selected by Boston as the Milwaukee — Otis Howard, George Washington — , Roger Hubie Brown was disgusted. The Celtics continued their road trip with a game sixth player in the draft, returned to Johnson* Phegiey “To sum it up, we just got whipped, physically, up front W L T Pt against the Jazz tonight in New Orleans. Vancouver 2 2 1 school at Indiana State, while Rod Chicago 1 0 2 Griffin of Wake Forest and Mike St. Louis 2 2 0 Evans of Kansas State were waived. ^Scholastic Sports) Colorado 0 4 0 Griffin was the 17th player picked by Basketball Clinic Wales Conference Denver, and Evans was the 21st Norris Division choice of the Nuggets. Evans was The Manchester Rec Department will offer a free then traded to Kansas City in June Volleyball W L T Pb and waived by the Kings last week. hasketball clinic at filing Junior High Oct. 28 from 9 Montreal 3 1 0 The latest draft pick to stick with Muscle Comes in Handy MANCHESTER HIGH a.m. to noon and Nov. 4 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Washington 1 2 1 Victorious for the third straight Detroit 1 2 1 Unsung Heroes in Yankee Cast an NBA team is Stan Pietkiewicz of Boston s Peter McNab had too much muscle for Kings’ Rob Doug Pearson and Jim Penders, Manchester High Auburn, the 113rd player chosen. He time, Manchester High girls’ Los Angeles 1 2 0 Tabbed ‘nickle and dime’ hitters in a straight year. The pair combined for three Palmer last night When latter tried to gain control of puck volleyball team trimmed East Hart­ and East Catholic varsity hasketball coaches respective- was a seventh round choice of the Bruins whipped Los Angeles, 3-2. (UPI Photo) ly, will conduct the clinic. Pittsburgh 0 3 1 million dollar lineup, Brian Doyle, left, and hits each and drove in five runs in the 7-2 ford High, 16-14, 15-10 and 15-12, in Adams Division and earned a berth CCIL play yesterday in East Hart­ Participants are requested to wear sneakers and gym Bucky Dent helped the New York Yankees clincher against Los Angeles. (UPI Photo) with the club when it moved to San W L T Pts Diego. Chubby Cox, the 159th player ford. shorts. Lockerroom and shower facilities will be Boston 3 0 1 reach the World Series jackpot for the second Kathy McCoan and Diane Whitaker available. Toronto 3 1 0 chosen, originally earned a job with served well for the Silk Towners, now the Chicago Bulls but was waived The following schedules will be observed: Buffalo 1 2 1 Whalers Tied 7-4 for the season. Minnesota 1 2 0 : when Chicago acquired another East Hartford took the jayvee con­ Oct. 28 — 9-10:30 a.m. — Ages 8-9-10 only. 10:30- Wednesday's Results rookie, Andre Wakefield, after he had been waived by Phoenix. test, 11-15,15-9 and the last set score noon — Ages 11-12 only. Detroit 3, Rangers 3 was not marked. Lee Sadosky and Nov. 4 -10-11:30 a.m. -Ages 13-14-15 only. Isianders 5, Pittsburgh 3 A complete list of rookies (players on injur^ list noted by asterisk): Nancy Walsh were best for the young Chicago 4, Washington 2 FISHING By Jets, 4-4 Indians. Atlanta — , , Minnesota 7, Vancouver 2 EAST CATHOLIC Toronto 2, Buffalo 0 MacKenzie Resigns East Catholic girls’ volleyball Boston 3, Los Angeles 2 Always Something To Do! Nilsson’s 40-foot blast with 19 team scored a relatively easy 15-6, Ken MacKenzie, Yale University’s ^conds remaining in regulation time Wednesday night lifted the Bullets Hand 76ers 16-14, 15-8 win over Coventry High Fishing fun doesn’t have to end enjoy is building a new fishing rod. baseball coach for the past 10 years, ^ overtime tie with the New England yesterday in Coventry. NBA with the onset of winter. There are Kits are available from sporting has resigned his coaching post to Whalers in a World Hockey Association game. Monica Murphy and Suzanne Eastern Conference many things you can do while goods dealers, through mail order accept a new job as associate direc­ Nilsson’s goal came with Winnipeg Willett were standouts for the 10-Point Setback Atlantic Division awaiting toe return of warm weather outlets and from fishing specialty tor for Graduate and Professional that will add enjoyment to your goaltender Marcus Mattsson on the Mark Howe scored twice for the Eaglettes, now 8-3 for the season. NEW YORK (UPI) — ’The Philadelphia 76ers may have a few W L Pet. GB shops. Custom building your own STAN MWSIAL'S 3630 Schools and for Continuing Education bench in favor of an extra attacker. fishing next spring. fishing rod is easy, and will help oc­ LIFETIME HITS RANKS 3C4 Programs in the Association of Yale Whalers, his first two goals of the East has won its last three matches problems, but Washington Coach Dick Motta was too busy Washington 3 0 1.000 The teams were tied 1-1 after the in a row. Philadelphia Consider all the books and cupy the slow days of winter. When ON THE ALL-TIME LIST. Alumni. MacKenzie will assume his season, while teammates Rick Ley 1 1 .500 IMi WHO IS N0.7 BEHINP first period and 2-2 after 40-minutes, East also took the jayvee contest, worrying about his own club to notice. New Jersey inagazines about angling that have you finish, you’ll have a valuable new duties Nov. 1. and Dave Keon each scored their “I just look at our own team,” said 2 2 .500 T7 coee? with Maurice Lukowich scoring in first goals of the season. 14-16,15-5 and 15-1. Freshman Janice Boston 1 2 .333 2 piled up over the summer. Winter is piece of fishing equipment at con­ "This was an opportunity that Motta last night after his defending A. HANK AARON each of the first two periods for the Boser served 11 consecutive points at New York 0 2 .000 2Vz a good time to read these. Take your siderably less cost than if purchased presented itself at a time when I was for, John Garrett blocked 30 shots in champion Bullets handed the Sixers a 9. WILLIE MAYS Jets. Peter Sullivan had the other the Whalers net while Mattsson one juncture with co-captain Beth Central Division time and make a special effort to ready-made. anticipating making a change," said Winnipeg goal. 121-111 setback.- "We have our own learn new techniques which you can ^C. ROgEirro CLEMENTE ^ made 29 stops for Winnipeg. Phillips also playing well. NBA W L Pet. GB Many anglers use their time during MacKenzie. “I’m not eager to leave ;V% problems. But we played better put to good use in the future. -W Houston 3 0 1.000 winter to tie flies, make lures and coaching, but I feel that the proper tonight than we did at any point last ’Trip planning is also an excellent ia£->|UHJ:J9MSUB Soccer Cleveland 2 0 1.000 Vz overhaul their fishing tackle. Again, time to accept a new challenge is year.” Elsewhere in the NBA, it was winter activity. Write to tourism and now.” San Antonio 3 1 .750 flying tying kits, lure kits and W ks One on One Situation BENNET Charles Johnson scored 19 points Boston 116, Atlanta 99; Houston 139, Hi fishing agencies in areas where you Atlanta 1 2 .333 2 on how to do these things are com­ Marty Ferguson (10) of Bolton High battled Cheney’s Dave Sutler Features Bennet varsity soccer team and Bob Dandridge added 18 to lead New Jersey 87; Denver 125, Portland would like to fish. Learn the best monplace items at any good fishing New Orleans dropped a 3-2 decision yesterday to 1 2 .333 2 Soares Scores On Interception Nowak for this ball during recent game won by Cheney, 1-0. the NBA champions. The undefeated 113; Seattle 99, Indiana 92; Phoenix Detroit time to make a trip for the particular tackle outlet. J.F. Kennedy of Enfield at the Bears’ 0 3 .000 3 kind of fishing you want to do. Even 'Herald Photo by Strempfer) Bullets, winning their third game in a 122, Golden State 112 and San Antonio Western Conference Other ideas for winter-bound A near impossible dream came field. row, trailed only in the early minutes 127 San Diego 125. if you can’t go next summer, you’ll at fishermen include fixing up your boat to Hotchkiss 21-20 in the closing Maple Leaf Win Jay Hedlund and Tommy Woods Midwest Division true for Bolton resident Chris Soares seconds before a Parents Day crowd before Larry Wright, Dandridge and l^ s t have enough information to con­ Rockelg 139, Nets 87 to be more functional next spring, Sunday when, during a football game accounted for the Bennet scores. Johnson reeled off 10 points to give W L Pet. GB sider toe same journey at some other of 1,600. Rudy Tomjanovich scored 28 points Denver 3 0 1.000 attending a local course in boat in Avon, he intercepted a pass and Kennedy tallied the game-winner on Washington a 43-33 lead that was and Moses Malone added 24 points time. And it’s fun to dream about and handling and safety, taking Red Avon is a member of the Erickson Women*s Tournament N a S i n S v i ^ ^ ^ ^ ~ performer in the Indiana 1 1 .500 ran it back 92 yards for a touchdown a penalty kick with five minutes never seriously threatened. and 15 rebounds to lead undefeated \Hi plan for that extra-special fishing Cross first-aid training and visiting Lf6dCU6 remaining. Milwaukee 1 1 .500 1% adventure. Soares is a defensive nose guard Soares, a junior, has played foot­ Philadelphia, now 1-1, trailed, 96- Houston to the most lopsideij victory Chicago your local marine deaier to see and offensive right guard for the Berinet’s next outing is Saturday 1 2 .333 2 ball Since he was nine years old, Slated at Racquet Club “The whole team is playing very Winnipeg and New England tied at 4- 71, after three periods, but ralli^ in in its history. Kansas City One special winter activity the what’s new and to swap lies about the Avon Old Farms team. Although morning against crosstown filing 0 2 .000 2Hi fishing experts at Mercury outboards seven years for Bolton leagues and well,” Darryl Sittler said modestly 4. the inal quarter to come within 115- Nuggets 125, Trail Blazers 113 Pacific Division big fish you didn’t catch iast season. Soares had a good day his team lost Second annual Connecticut sist of Low, Doris Hanford, Faith Wednesday night, after scoring and Red Wings 3, Rangers 3 Junior High at filing at 10 o’clock. 109 with 2:11 left. However, the 76ers George McGinnis scored the first two years for East Catholic. Women’s Indoor Class A Tennis ROCKVILLE HIGH L Pet. GB Murray, Hiliary Demarest and Anita assisting to lead Toronto to a 2-0 vic­ Dean Talafous scored late in the went scoreless for the next two seven points of the final quarter to Seattle Championships will be staged at the Murphy. Bob Berger scored twice and Chris 0 1.000 tory over the Buffalo Sabres, behind third period to lift New York into a minutes while Wes Unseld, Tom break open a close game and send Phoenix Manchester Racquet Club Nov.17,18,- Play has been sanctioned by the Green accounted for the other tally 1 .750 19. the spectacular goaltending of Mike tie. Ron Duguay’s goal tied the score Henderson, and Mitch Kupchak Denver to victory over Portland. Golden State Bowling j ( Jal Alai Results New England Lawn Tennis Associa­ as Rockville High applied the 2 .333 Director wiil be Sandi Low with Pajmateer. “And we’re getting a for New York in the second, and Den­ scored six straight points to seai it SuperSonics 99, Pacers 92 Portland tion. whitewash brush to non-conference for Washington. 2 .333 Jack Redmond, Racquet Ciub pro, solid effort from everyone.” nis Hextall scored the go-ahead goal Lonnie Shelton scored 19 points in a San Diego Applications may be obtained by foe Ellington High, 3-0, yesterday in 4 .200 HBT CM Mui n o rent am CM CNius »B rcNTs anora CM iNNa am ram the referee. The most solid effort, though is in the third. Julius Erving led Philadelphia with substitute role and led Seattle to its Los Angeies COMMERCIAL- Tony REC- Bill Pagani Jr. 144- lUlB IN IM in CltbOclM NN IN IN Iltt|CtmtB< IN IN 4N contacting the Manchester Racquet a makeup soccer tilt. .000 ItmktaU m IN 2 htcarai SaMita IN IN ISaMStrakk IN IN coming from No. 27, who is sporting Islanders 5, Penguins 3 25 points, followed by Doug Collins fourth straight victory. Yocono 148-148-408, George 138-409, Ken Ostrinsky 135 I Caanka I kMa UN Tournament committee wiil con­ Club. Rockville improved its aggregate with 21. Wednesday's Results INmlkn IN 7hnlt«l IN Bob Lorimer, Billy Harris and Bob Suns 122, Warriors 112 Burgess 401, Rick Nicola 151-392, Bob Smith 376, «MkMUa Mlth24 4IN GStllNN ledger to 6-2-3 with the triumph, both Washington 121, Philadelphia 111 hiMi» 14IN MtcU 12 UUI ParfactiMIIN Nystrom scored in a third-period ral­ ‘"rhey shot 60 percent,” pointed Paul Westphal with 33 points and Boston 116, Atlanta 99 359, Gene Cormier 152-354, Newt Emerson 141-375, TriM 2-M NIN TrittUa 1-31IMN iosses a result of forfeits in its first out Sixer Coach Billy Cunningham, TrMa l-I-I HLN ly to lead New York. Waiter Davis with 30, combined to Houston 139, New Jersey 87 Marcel Casavant 359, Lou Massolini 372, Bemie KCM CM NHUS a n NNII man CM aoN K» nan rauni CM NNUS am ram ( Pro Hock«y ) two games when an ineligible player who is trying to compensate for the llnIMil IN IN IN CCnttN NN IN IN IlaMtCaUa ll.N IN IN North Stars 7, Canucks 2 lead Phoenix over Golden State. Denver 125, Portland 113 George Barber 361, Ted Goodin 358, Jack Vittner 4 IM IN IN I JttT Ectatnt IN IN No Down Payment... was used. Ellington now shows a 2-7-2 toss of Lloyd Free and George SStItta UN IN IlkaiZtak IN Gary Sargent scored twice to lead Spurs 127, Clippers 125 Seattle 99, Indiana 92 Lawrence 139-353, John 357, Bill Pagani Sr. 352, Bill IhnNihaM IN 3 kteana IN record. McGinnis. “We had chances late in IUNM17N MNkMUN takkkMNN a helmet for the first time in his Minnesota to its first victory of the Defending NBA scoring champion Phoenix 122, Golden State 112 Booth 351, Ron Sponheimer Zwick 135350, Jerry Smith MmUMINN PtrMaUCUl rtritrtaMnN BENNET JAYVEES the game, but we simply couldn’t TriM 14-1 MIN Trihda 241 UUI career. He currently leads the NHL year. The win also gave Harry George Gervin scored 46 points to San Antonio 127, San Diego 125 137-372, Dave Dynes 135 139. Tilhcla C-S.3 3SIN with 11 points on six goals and five Howell his first NHL win as a coach. Bennet jayvee soccer team capitalize.” pace San Antonio over San Diego. 135397, Ken Osborne 363, n a CM NHUS » n ran am CM CNIUS sna NNTS Soccer Scores remained unbeaten with a 2-0 IMNattm IN la IN IlM C nni 12N IN III assists. The game included a series of wild Bill MacMullen 146-368, ANTIQUES- Chris IteliN IN IN 4 tanka I fcitt 7.N IN ‘T think I’m peaking in my triumph over Webb Junior High of Jay Colangelo Jr. 135370, IkniB IN 2 CttaaiCtrta 4N Following are scores of brawls and Minnesota’s total of 102 Caupeithwaite 343, Alice NUNUCIN kMtkMSIN games in East Hartford career,” the Leafs’ captain ad­ Wethersfield. Mike Kelly 350, Art Ruff MkUM INN rtritdaM INN penalty minutes was a club record. Names In Sports Bolton Ponies Sartwell 134, Sally Ander­ TriMa M-2 SlUl Park Department soccer M NUIBII ‘II jm mitted. Tim Carmel tallied in the second Sr. 354, Bob Frost 365, TMa M-I 4I1N Black Hawks 4, Capitals 2 son 135, Flo Niles 128-350, nan CM NHit SOD rans am CM NNUS sna NBTS play last week. Second-period goals by John Marks quarter and Dan Guachione in the Wayne Jensen 155-390, sent UN lUC ILN Barbara Callahan 143. 7M IN 4N 4 tafatWt IntUt IN UN IN Peewee Division: His NHL foes hope so. If he gets and Ted BuUey backed solid goalten­ fourth session for the young Bears, Brian Doyle Score Shutout Henry Luneski 363, Tony I Ital btaam UN UN much better, they may have to shrink now 6-0-1 for the season. 3U IN I Ittcarat Mr IN Hurricanes 3, Stings 2; ding by Tony Esposito to earn CAVE CI’Hf, Ky. (UPI) - Mrs. Virginia Doyle, mother of World Series Pellegatto 359, Paul Quish WMiS-ISlN MMa4-ISIN the nets when he comes to town. Bolton applied the whitewash PtriNb S-I INN hiMa4.I2UN Tornados 4, Aztecs 0; Chicago its first win of the sason. Bennet will face crosstown rival standout Brian Doyle, said Wednesday that her son’s religious convictions 354, Jim Cochran 351, John Paimateer kicked out 21 shots, in­ brush to Colchester, 40-0, in Eastern ItIMi S-ia CSIN Iriltcia 4-I 2 CNN Earthquakes 2, n04 TMIIE M Bruins 3, Kings 2 filing Friday afternoon at 3:15 at Kensel 135355, Pete Grish im CM NNUt sen rent nelp^ him adapt to occasional feuding among the world champion New York Connecticut Junior Pony Football lum CM sacus » n nms Roughnecks 1. cluding a difficult chance by Ric Jean Ratelle tied the score and Bob Charter Oak Field. Yankees. 144-392, John Bremser 145 CI^IWiI IN IN IN Itak UN I.N IN Selling in the third period. He had Conference play yesterday at 31*1^ IN 4N 3 taMa I IN 121 Junior Division: Sockers Here ere 3 more reaeone why you ehould buy a new Miller scored the game-winner with “He gets along fine with Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson and all of them,” 375, Tom Harris 135363, CCnihN IN I baaki IN great help from his teammates. Bolton’s Herrick Park. WWtMCIN 2, Stompers 0; Strikers 1, CURTIS M ATHE8 TV today. YES, you can afford the 9; 06 remaining to help Boston remain Field Hockey said Mrs. Doyle. “He’s a religious boy. He knows how to adapt to those Fred Riccio 357. WtkkMCIN In other games, the New York Tom Luzzi scored two touchdowns Mtdal-IMIN hfStctaMnN Cosmos 0; Kicks 2, unbeaten. ILLING situations.” OOUCIASMCS IriMa 4411NL7I IiMa 13-1 INN moat emenalve televlelon In America. Our TRADE-IN end Rangers tied Detroit, 3-3, the New WHA and Charlie Anderson, Chris ELKS- Jack Talley 367, Sounders 1; Express 2, FINANCING (If qualified) make It eaay. BUY NOW...PAY York Islanders topped Pittsburgh, 5- Illing Junior High girls’ field Morianos, John Prignano and Brian Tips from an Old Reliable Rowdies 1. Ed Neo kicked out 37 shots and Vern Holland Tom O’Connor 364, Walt 3, Minnesota hammered Vancouver, hockey team remained unbeaten Curry, toe latter on a 15yard in­ NEXT YEAR Rich Leduc scored the eventual Adamy 137-375, Dave 7-2, Chicago ripped Washington, 4-2, with a 1-0 triumph over J.F. Kennedy CINaNNA’ri (U P I)- If you’re tired of that cliche, “Get it together,” then terception return, one each for game-winner for the Racers ... Kent how about trying, “Magnetize.” B arrera 157-410, M att and Boston topp^ Los Angeles, 3-2. of Enfield yesterday at the Rams’ Bolton, Wes Brown added two PATs Nilsson’s 40-foot blast with 19 Desimone 360, John Rieder Jar Alai Entrlaa In the World Hockey Association, field. "raat’s the word Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Vern Holland is using and Luzzi, Anderson and Morianos seconds remaining in regulation time Toby Brown fired home the lone to tell people he figures the winless Bengals are about ready to win a game. one each. 147-376, A1 Atkins 135357, Thursday Evening CURTIS MATHES Indianapolis blanked Quebec, 4-0, and lifted the Jets. Tony Salvatore 152-155413, Illing goal from the top of the penalty A sk^ to explain what he means by “magnetize,” Holland says, ‘"The ball Dan Butkus, Randy Simmons, Ron MMNHUS MCMI Gene Richardson 157-366, iram iram Ml CM NNUS 25” Diag. COLOR circle, about a 16-yard drive. bearings were spread all over the table. Now they’re coming together.” Rudeen, Tom Mulcahy, Kerry iram MCMMMIS ua CM COMB Bob Talmadge 366, Ralph IlNktai 1. INmltalnt iram iram Chris Brown, Janet Locke and Shorey, Jim Blair and Chris ’Thomas INalbN tItaiMtarta Ih k lm M I l M b n k i IhiciniCraMi CONSOLE New Hampshire Steams Denise White played well offensively Terry Forster Dower 148-145-405, Stan IMilM IM haU Itantai IkrkaltanM ItarMktakkNi were defensive standouts. Seymour 361, Bruce Fish lUhi IhnMkN I I M I k n I Ctanka I CM and Carrie ’Thomas, Donna Piccarillo rS ? ^('jpELES (UPI) — Pamela Forster, wife of Los Angeles Dodaer Bolton plays toe Enfield Lancers Ik n ta k I l U h p I tamkk IM |i I S M tank! • 100% SOLID STATE 357. I hk I m HUM Ik k k p i Ilrakwkli and Andrea Brown defensively for the Forater, 25, who was one of the team’s mainstays durfng Saturday afternoon in Enfield at I.MkM l.kAtm I t a n k i i e m Ikultan • MODULAR CHASSIS Over Maine Pass Play Illing. tknJaw I. HnBM I. kkflrtM I. Ilk take and a p ^ r e d in relief several time during the World 1:30. IfeiMl IfacaH M Senes, has filed a suit for divorce. MATINEES- Leah INIbn I M S M ta i • ELECTRONIC TUNER DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) — Universi­ have filed a protest with officials. n i - IK Cnems taps IBS ZM bra • AUTO COLOR The Forster’s were m rried Oct. 2,1971 and separated last Sept. 13, Mrs. LaPointe 129, Irene Albee IM CM IMIS tin CM NNUS ty ol New Hampshire Athletic Direc­ Maine Coach Jack BickneU says * layer of Year iram iram • MANY MODELS TO tor Andy Mooradian and football the rules do not specifically outlaw Fomter said in toe peUtion filed ’Tuesday. They have two children, Kimberly 131. Ibrakh Itarakt LkikplHM CHOOSE FROM coach Bill Bowes are still steaming the play. He said he tdld at least one ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Ron Guidry, Jean, 5, and Andrea Marie, 3. ^ MCC Bootera 1 tarara CMn I Z M f a S r over a controversial play used by the official before the game that he who posted a 25-3 record for the New I fact Tommy Bolt Itak llbiilrtMta University of Maine last weekend. might use it. York Yankees this season, Tuesday Tom Jurich Drop Ninth I Jnf IkwIaK was named Major League Player of I.ltaN I Ilk Cm The game ended in a 7-7 tie, putting NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Kicker Tom Jurich was cut and Steve Mike- What’s the key to driving I t a n k i l I.lMkillMtai UNH near elimination from the the Year by The Sporting News. He is Itoyer was brought back for another try with the New Orleans Saints Dropping its ninth game in a THE straight golf shots? llraCanki And, you get this exclusive Yankee Conference championship the first pitcher to win the sporting Wednesday. row, Manchester Community College Tommy Bolt says one Austin Ready WORLD thing helps him get remark­ race. weekly’s MVP Award since Denny Jurich and Mike-Mayer were among several Saints’ kickers with one-game bowed to host Holyoke Community CURTIS MATHES FOUR-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY* College yesterday by a 4-3 count. able consistency. In the first quarter, Maine was To Turn Pro McLain of the Detroit Tigers in 1968 careers this season since an injury sidelined starter Rich Szaro. ALMANAC’S “I hit the ball from the lined up for an apparent field goal Guidry’s 1.74 ERA was lowest in Neal Bandowski scored three waist down,” he explains. + Curtis Msthss will replace any elec­ attempt from the 28-yard line. When NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - Tracy the American League and he also led times in leading Holyoke to Its third Most high-handicap golf­ tronic part free for four years - you Gregg Sheppard ers start the downswing with FOUR pay only travel and service charges of the snap, came back to holder Tony Austin, a 15-year-old Southern the league in shutouts with nine. He win in 12 outings. Gary Oliveira PITTSBURGH (UPI) — ’The Pittsburgh Penguins said Wednesday tallied twice and Dan Rollet one for Q&A the shoulders. Bolt says. YEAR yo ur servicer. Trafton, instead of spotting the ball, California tennis star, has decided to recorded 248 strikeouts in 274 innings That produces an outside-in “0CT(nOIFEST EXCLUSIVE Trafton flipped it straight up in the while pitching 16 complete games. recalcitrant center Gregg Sheppard has agreed to terms and also announced toe Cougars, now 2-9 for the season. Can you match these ath­ swing path and causes a LSMITED turn professional, a published report the acquisition of left wing Rod Sebutt from toe Montreal Canadiens. letes with their sport? WARRANTY Ask to see a complete copy of this air. says. slice. warranty. Penguins officials, who declined to reveal what made Sheppard change his 1. Bobhy Clarke Bolt says golfers ought to Kicker Mike Hodgson approached The Norfolk Ledger-Star Top Rusher lost mind, said be would report to Pittsburgh Monday. 2. Dehtue Meyer start down with their legs the ball and batted it into the end Marathon Entries 3. Bill Hau^ton Wednesday quoted unnamed sources Schutt, 22, was acquired from. Montreal for “future considerations,” a and hips-aliding. The legs zone where Maine’s Dave Higgins as saying Donald Dell, a JVashlngton, TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The Tampa 4. Arthur Ashe and hips turn naturally as Bay Buccaneers lost their leading Penguins spokesman said.' t NEW YORK (UPI) - Four-time I. Babe Didrickson the body moves into the shot. Curtis Mathes fell on it. ’The play was ruled a D.C., attorney wjio represents Olympic gold medalist Lasse Viren 1 1 he Most Fxoensive Television Set in America . and Darn Well Worth It. touchdown. ground gainer for the year today (a ) T rac k But the upper body several pro tennis players, planned to of Finland, England’s Chris Stewart (b ) Hockey shouldn’t spin. A spinning IS ' MANCHESTEX when fullback Jimmy DuBose was Larry Brown “It comes down to the ethics of make the announcement in Los 273 W. MIDDLE TPKL placed on reserve with an injured left who finished third in toe event the (c) Harness racing upper body drags the clu 5 football; just what you can and can­ Angeles today. Pittsburgh Steelers players, offensive tackle (d) Swimming face across the ball in a MANCHESTER knee. DuBose went down in the last two years, and Miki Gorman, the slicing motion. not do on the football field,” Bowes ’Hie 5-foot-l school girl has played ® ^P™*"®** S'*!®, and Bennie Cunningham with a knee in- top woman finisher toe past two (e) Tennis Mon.-WMl. t- t said Wednesday. final period of the Bucs 17-14 loss to Bolt keeps his shoulders vrtiplke in several pro tournaments the last years, will be among those com­ ANSWERS virtually parallel to his tar­ Thur*. 9-1 the New York Giants Sunday after Stadium ^ ““ Houston Oilers at Three Rivers TELEVISION S appliances Mooradian and Bowes said the play two seasons, but as an amateur can­ get line at the moment of Fit 9-9 having become the first Buc runner peting in Sunday’s New York City el" was a violation of NCAA rules and not accept prize money. Marathon, spokesmen for toe race Impact, allowing the clu 5 8aL9-S to ever gain 100 yards in a game. p o E ® questionable with a hip »'» 3 '£P 'jq 'I :SU3 MSNV head to hit squarely into the said Tuesday. ball. CQIMINQ” NEXT TO STOP & SHOP t P^ E SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Oct. 19 1978 Peopletalk iflllWIWm'TOIBtSSBgaffftffte-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., ’Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Area School Lunch Menus Wednesday; C3iicken gravy over brown Guess Whal, Mama? Mayfield, best known for his musical Wednesday: Tacos with lettuce and salad, sliced carrots, lUlian bread and In addition, the combo is served daily butter. rice, cranberry sauce, buttered peas, score of the 1972 movie "Super Fly” tomatoes, diced peaches, orange juice. Susan Ford is full of surprises — consisting of alternates of hamburg with bread and butter, strawberry tarts. — was on business in Memphis, ’Thursday; Pizza with cheese and meat Wednesday: Hot open face toasted apparently even for ever mother. buttered green beans, lUlian bread, lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle sauce, cheese sandwich on grinder roll, potato Thursday: Fruit juice, cheese and In Betty Ford’s memoirs, exerpts Tenn., and missed his son’s abrupt fresh fruit sections. Muce, tossed salad, french dressing, nieat pizza, applesauce, ice cream. fruited gelatin. potato chips, vegetable and dessert. puffs, com. of which have just appeared in arrival. ’The couple has two other ^letnentary & Center Tuesday: Sausages, applesauce, ’Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, salad, two Grinders, potato chips and dessert at the Friday; Melted cheese and tomato on Elementary high school. Ladies’ Home Journal, the former children. Monday: Ravioli and meat sauce mashed potatoes, buttered peas, rye vegetables. bread, fruited gelatin. roll, potato triangles, orange wedges, Monday: Salami grinder, juice, potato Friday; Tuna salad roll, french fries, first lady writes of a teen-age Do Not Disturb ^ e n beans, juice, toasted bread' chocolate pudding. chips, garden salad, mixed frait. Friday: No school, teachers conven­ romance between Susan, now 21, and chocolate pudding. Wednesday; Juice, ham and cheese tion. tomato wedges, peaches. Eunice Habbart doesn’t like melt, potato, tossed salad, lemon fluff. ’Tuesday: Beef and bacon patty, gravy, a Vail, Colo., ski patrolman. She says trespassers — not even when they’re TYiesday: Juice, tuna boats, macaroni mashed potato, carrots, frait bar. Several options are offered daily to the salad, poUto chips, chilled pears. ’Thursday: Sloppy Joe on roll, potato Hebron meat offering on the menu. They include there have been no men in movie stars. Even debonair Cesar puffs, wax beans, chocolate cake with Wednesday: Beef sjew, vegetable MUSKUSSONSAT Wednesday: Lasagna, meat sauce, hotdogs, hamburgs, a variety of salad photographer Susan’s life since — Romero wasn’t able to dozen the 80- peanut butter frosting. Rham sticks, com bread, peaches. buttered peas, garlic bread, fruit. Thursday: Hamburg pizza, garden sandiches. peanut butter and jelly footprints that the only thing developing in that year-old wjpman into moving her Friday: Juice, pizza, tossed salad, fruit Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, gar­ sandwich, vegetables, and salad with darkroom are 8-by-lO glossies. T h i ^ y : Pizza with meat and cheese, or gelatin. salad, orange juice bar...... JWrSMi chair from the road through her tossed salad, juice, fruited gelatin. rw f t den salad, Italian bread, pudding. dressings. Add one of Charles F. Vance. Susan Friday: Fishwich, potato rounds, “ 111...... m t m m ranch near Las Vegas Wednesday. A- frWay; Soup, assorted sandwiches, jtttSt H artford Tuesday: Beef stew, vegetable sticks, carrots, citrus cup. says she’ll marry the 37-year-old CBS-TV movie crew, headed for Paul potato rounds, carrot and celery sticks com bread, peaches. Vernon n u n ...... smumum Secret Service agent — assigned as Anka’s ranch to shoot a segment of fruit compote, All Schools Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, garden IrilcrtO'CNMl her bodyguard after the Fords left “Vegal,” had to cross Mrs. Hab- salad, orange juice bar. South Windsor All Schools aMKT-.-...PitSMM the White House. Coventry Monday: Hot dog on roll, peas and ’Thursday: Pork patty, mashed potato, I bart’s property to get there, but she carrots, fruit cocktail. gravy, peas, fruit geUtin. All Schools Monday: Sloppy Joes on roll, whole SIX Vance, who is divorced, has been said no. Tuesday; Chicken patty, mashed kernel corn, cookies, mixed fruit. with the Secret Service for 13 years. All Schools Friday: ’Tuna salad sandwich, cheese Monday: Ham submarine with lettuce Says Romero, “She was a spunky potatoes, gravy, diced pears, dinner roll, wedge, potato chips, cole slaw, fresh and tomato, french fries, soup. ’Tuesday: Salisbury steak, onion gravy, ...... tMi Pazij Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce. mashed potato, spinach, bread and butter, A Friend in Need old gal just sticking up for her rights. Cesar Romero peanut butter cookies. fruit. Tuesday: Shells with meat sauce, 466 MAIN 8T. Former President Gerald Ford and Mrs. Ford announced Curtis Mayfield brownie. Millie Segal never thought of When I was introduced to her, she 843-8983 Wednesday that their daughter Susan is engaged to Secret Ser­ said, ‘You wbrkin’ for this outfit?’ I Wednesday he tried to. herself as a midwife, but she t^came civil servants. Said Koch, ‘T m vice Agent Charles Frederick Vance. Miss Ford is 21: Vance one swiftly Tuesday when her said yes and she said, ‘I’ll never The out-of-towner — Ober- buergermeister- that’s German for familiar with that problem. We Ober- Wages of Substitute Teachers 37. The couple plans to marry in June. (UPI photo) neighbor suddenly went into labor in watch you again’,” Mayor — Klaus Bungert of buergermeisters have to stick Chicago. Mrs. Habbart finally was decoyed together.” :5J£!r:,T,3£i^- Mrs. Segal went into action when it by a teiphone call and the crew Dusseldorf. A German bank recently became evident Althea Mayfield, scampered through. A spokesman expressed interest in buying the twin Quote of the Day Irk Board of Education Member says the delay cost the production towers that dominate New York’s President Carter, commenting at a About Town who had called her for help, never COVENTRY - Board of Education member heating system is defective because it takes in by another tour. company about $20,000. skyline. Koch says their tax-exempt Baltimore, Md., fund-raiser on the DCTOKIVEST would be able to outrun the stork to a Priscilla Doyle spoke out against the board’s outside cold air instead of recycling indoor The board recently co-hosted, with the Town hospital. She calmed the expectant The Huckster status costs the city $65 million a rise in his popularity since the Camp policy of paying substitute teachers only $20 a The World War I Veterans air. Council, a sparsely attended revenue-sharing Pack 120 Boy Scouts. St James mother and minutes later delivered a year — that, "when you buy, you’ll David Summit, and the resulting dis­ day at a recent meeting of the group. Barracks and Auxiliary will meet Never would New York Mayor Ed Galinat also suggested filling in the soccer funds hearing. ’The board is requesting $24,585, School, will meet in the school 7-pound baby boy. pay taxes ... So, as far as I’m con­ appearance of obscene gestures he Her remarks followed reports by two prin­ Sunday at 2 p.m. at the VFW home. cafeteria Friday at 7 p m Koch try to sell a poor out-of-towner cerned, take a tower — no, take both field ruts with sand, which would help in a great portion of which would go for in­ The father — composer Curtis the Brooklyn Bridge. He’d sell the had been seeing in crowds; “It’s very cipals that they had to make numerous phone dustrial arts and other classroom supplies. towers.” nice now having people wave at me. draining. ’The field could then be loamed and World Trade Center instead — and calls before they could get teachers to come in seeded, he said. The largest single appropriation would be But Bungert wanted to talk about Now they use all their fingers.” to sub on short notice. High school principal Dennis Joy announced $3,400 for a 10-inch metal lathe. Gym wall Th e a te r School Superintendent Arnold Elman that he will host an open house at the school on mats would cost $1,6000; a double-drafting T V Tonight A T R IB U T E TO countered that Coventry’s rate was similar to Oct. 24 from 7:30 to 9 :8 p.m. ’The event will work station, $1,500; and a power hack saw S ch e d u le that of some surrounding towns and that there begin with a ^oup meeting in the auditorium. $1,440. Nawlywad Qama j were other priorities for educatin dollars. 6.-00 0 0 Family 1 2 :8 At 7r45 visitors will tour the building and Residents will act on the fund requests at a Pool Qoaa Tha Country 0 Living Faith I The board also heard a report from QHOISISNmm S (1) CBS Lata Movie "Columbo: T h u rs d a y meet with the staff. ’Then there will be a town meeting tentatively slated for Oct. 30 by (£ tTm Brady Bunch O Hollywood Squaraa 9 62) MacNaS / Lahrar Report 8 O 8 Sword Of Justice By Dawn's Early Light" (1974) mainteBance supervisor Richard Galinat, who musical interlude in the gymnasium, followed the town manager. CDJokar'iWHd Peter Falk, Patrick McGoohan. Showcase Cinemas — “Up M Bozo's Big Top SThaQongShow 1 0 :8 believes the Coventry Grammar School 0 Chico And Tha Man Newark And Reality (£ Adam-12 in Smoke,” 2:20-7:40-9:35 9 TV ConummHy CoHsga (ETMovla "Forty Guns" (1957) IMNIIC 0 Tic Tac Dough Boston's Marathon Man “Going South,” 2:05-7:30- OMyThrsaSons S Barbara Stanwyck, Dean Jagger. Bonanza 6 :8 0 Ripping Yams 9:50 Zoom(R) (S Tha Waltons 11.-8 1 2 :8 “Interiors,” 2:15-7:25-9:30 6:30g SCroas-Wna 0(SCB80Nsws CB Movie "Dark Victory" (1939) "Boys from Brazil," 2:10- School Board X 0 Morfc And Mindy CD Tha Gong Show Bette Davis, George Brent. TECH STEREO DILovoLucy 7:10-9:40 T lN ''lit 1il," 2slM»s D Dating Qams mNHLHodcsy 0LovaExparta 12:37 9 0 0 Dick Clark's Live aoickVanOyka "Death on the Nile,” 2:00- M O aadfiN ------(JakaHatstlOotpaiTInw (£ 0 S.W.A.T. 7:00-9:40 S aaN B C N tM Wsdnasday O Hogan's Haroaa 1:8 ■MiiiM $«.9S p«r thw Gets FOI Rules OvarEasy 9 6 2 ) Nova 0 D k * Cavan “Big Fix, " 9:30; “Wiz,” FirlfMnniiHt:S22-2in Ad«n-12 OJokar'aWild 1 1 :8 8 0 8 Tomorrow 8:00 § 8:30 C D M 'A 'S ’ H 1 : 8 Vernon Cine 1 — “Grease ” Don’t Be Left M ThaQroaiingYatta SMarvQrlflln 3) H o ^ 'a Haroaa (X) News 7:25-9:30 VERNON — Action Alert of the Connecticut Associa­ X 0 What's Happaningll 0 0 S ta rs liy & Hutch 0 Joe Franklin Call Now cdpioimeett 6:55 0 Liars Chib Vernon Cine 2 — "Revenge tion of Boards of Education, has sent out notices to the THE OF LOW PRICES 0 Taka A Good Look a Naws 2 :8 of the Pink Panther,” 7:10- “BIG EL SHOW " town boards, updating rulings on meetings. 0 :8 0Voloa Of Faith 0 N a w s (U) P I O N E E R 7M 8 9 0 Tonight 9:10 Members are alert^ to the fact that ^ r d meetings flO P I O N E E R (SCBBNam Hawaii Flve-0 OIronaldo 0 BamayMIflar S X -4 5 0 (lOP i O N e e R ~lTha Brady Bunch 0Captionad ABC News cannot be held on legal holidays and that boards cannot S X - 5 S O )0ABCNsw s S9 0 Q u ln c y meet in executive session to discuss strategy with i\i Kiu.H TtrTtTTmuTTHTrrivkir OrmandyAndHIaOrchastra S X - 7 5 0 jFOrOolart H t u n TO VIJIT THI respect to collective bargaining. \M IM VIl.KliiHM MVKK iOtFiNh Movla "House On 92nd ISWAHSRMS 20 WATTS RMS Street"S (1942) Lloyd Nolan, yToAdvantura TOMMn 5 ^ In a recent decision, the Freedom of Information Com­ i©. ' 50WAHSRMS Gene Lockhart. The F.B.I. hunts and captures Nazi spies In war­ mission ruled that it was improper for a board to go into 9 SB dick Cavan PARK executive session to discuss collective bargaining 8 Nsaitywsd Qama time U.S. (2 hrs.) .■Svr.. G r e a t e r H a r t f o r d $11985 a Tha Odd Coupis 6BSoundstags PIZZARIA strategy. 9 :8 WILL CLOSE FOR THE WINTER Antique Show 7 :» 79 Selected Dealers ^ TeaHoomj The commission reasoned that since collective *199“ l 8 Daily Numbars ( S 0 S o a p ON OCTOBER 29th bargaining discussions are excluded from the definition lOdX) West Hartford Armory 7:30 836 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, Ct of meeting, such discussions are improper subjects for (SPMMigazIna 3) Bamaby Jonas CiO PIO N E E n Cr!) P IO IM E E n ( £ 0 Naws BUT... Wf Will Be Op«n For Slod- Oct. 19, 20, 21, 1978 either an agenda item or executive session. Action Alert CiD Pioixieen ® Carol Buman And Friands . : ROUICS 15 • I. „ .. ^FamiiyFaud ding On Wookondt And Holidays Thursday & Friday 12 noon to 10 p.m. said, however, “Discussions for coUective bargaining SX-580 SX-680 PETER 8ELUR8 Saturday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. may be held at any time without notice to anyone.” SX-880 STEREO RECEIVER Whon Snow and Waathar Con- Sponsored by St. Jame’s Episcopal Church TTiey commented, “’This decision apparently makes STEREO RECEIVER STEREO RECEIVER 2 0 W A n S R M S OPPORTUNin KNOCKS dltlona Ara Sultabla. Admisaion with ihia ad 62.25 MEH legal, clandestine meetings for discussion with respect to SOWAHSRMS eow A nsR M S “Tom my" MoeoQOQoeooeaaM collective bargaining.” PUBLIC AUCTION Tte group recommends that rather than meet “in hiding” boards should continue their present practices 206 WEST ol 267 EAST with slight modifications. ’They said instead of going into *139*5 *159*5 Handipow n *259*5 CENTER ST. CENTER ST. executive session during a meeting to discuss collective ORIENTAL RUBS AND CARPETS 646-6661 646-2550 bargaining, boards should hold such discussions either •MUST BE PUBCHASEDIW A SYSTEM. SYSTEM MUST IWCLUDESPEAKEBS AND TUBNTABLE WITH CAflIRIDGE. before or after their normal meetings as often as possi­ ------i • BEKfNS tTORAQE ti.nmmi?:xoN ble. SATUEOOYANDSUIEWY PURCHASE ANY OF THESE NEW Entira bnwitory IneludM n bWM and othwa oi Km IHEBOMEIEAM “Unless there is a strategic reason for not notifying the PURCHASE ANY OF THESE NEW quality ruga and oarpata from Paraia, India, Paldatan, public of such a discussion, a board should announce such China. Riiaaia, AfghatiMan, Turtwy and Romania. Maoo a discussion has or will take place,” the group said. CiD p i o n e e r ' C;!iPIOIM EER vaty from 2 W to 12W and paliM aliaa. Quarantaod to ’They said that if a board meets clandestinely for collec­ ba gonulna handmado Orlontai earpoto wWi oqual valuo tive bargaining discussions, public suspicion will be axchanga warranty. TURNTABtES AND RECEIVE A FREE CASSETTE DECKS AND RECEIVE 9 FREE ADtSimASE: aroused and Freedom of Information (FOI) complaints Qood havo boon romovod from atoraga will be filed, even if those complaints are groundless. EMPIRE ESP/X CARTRIDGE. TO: AMMAL ’They cautioned, “Remember, if a quorum of the board CRo: 90 MIN. BLANK TAPES. 88^w »8l _ WOODf ALLEN'S gets together for any purpose, the burden of proof that The Colony of Vomon Auaironwoua rowroon* fij such a get-together was legal under the FOI Act, falls on ( I D P I O N e ^ Roufa 83 "IMKRIOR.^ the board. Please remember that the implications of this Voraon A WEDDING HtEEBUIkaEeS FOI ruling applies to collective bargaining discussions PL-514 (!>!) P IO N E E R I pa only.” BELT DRIVE CT-F500 ON: PC Undid Ibtnti TURNTABLE CASSETTE DECK Sundoya Oct. 22 MIDNI8HT SHOW FRI. A SAT. MPioiNieefT SX 1980 l’nidn».mmi IV nni-s P irw w s ANDFKIES^ AUCTKW AT 2 P.M.PREVIEW AT 1 PJN. THE St. Bernard’s I di!) P I O N E E R ' f > in I STEREO RECEIVER s iL's is PKTIJRC 5HoW PL-516 270 WATTS $1250. flO P I O N E E R Tarma: Caah/Chook To Celebrate BELT DRIVE CT-9191 A, A a A Orlantal Riv*i Ine. RMS PER I VALUE NO CANDLES WHEN THE PATS TURNTABLE CHANNEL VALUE CASSETTE f j l j PillhIVISIOtl* O H U a H T H S \----1 125th Year DECK PLATATHOME NAME THAT S TO R TcONTEST •Picture does not correspond with model number. THE BOYS We at Tech are changing our name Tnis unit can be TOUR KEDS EAT VERNON — St. Bernard’s parish will be 125 years old OOpioivEEn yours absolutely FREE if your entry is chosen it's FROM BRAZIL this coming March. Church members will kick off a if thev survive..,\aIII ne? series of celebrations Saturday night with a “Nostalgia PL-518 I easy to enter, come in to any one of our 6 Tech Stereo ONTHE HOUSE CiD P IO N E E P Night.” DIRECT DRIVE locations and teave your entry »n case of tie, date of This w eekend, you're invited first ent.ry wins. ■ to a p ep rally. Just bring your ’The activities will start at 8 p.m. and end at midnight in TURNTABLE CT-F900 the church ball. There will be dancing by the “Starlights” Contest ends Oct. 31.1978. CASSEHE d e c k ! family into Ponderosa, order and pictures and slides of events of the church over the a delicious Super Sirloin, years will be shown. Refreshments will be served and Extra-Cut Rib-Eye, Shrimp, * those who wish to may bring their own liquid refreshments. No admittance fee will be charged. All THE FAMILY RESTAURANT flQflrnflcnRi5TiE3 Steak & Shrimp, or T-Bone adult members and former members of the church are BUY ONE SPEAKER AT THE dinner, and we'll give a free invited. Square Shooter ham­ TERIYAKI STEAK $ ' I bEfiTn burger and French Fries to SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE AND GETTHE SECOND A deliciwi nurlnited sink 4.59 all your kids under 12. At fflNILE Pondqrosa, supporting SIRLOIN STRIP $3.99 the home team is our 1 Ahearn Party A iMdir Iwly tiMk Patriotic duty. So come FOR $ 1 Q 0 j T-BONE STEAK R id ia r d in Friday, Saturday Friday Night A big fivorita with w r cuitonisrs $3.49 Sunday and help us D re y fu s s .. root for the Pats - (Martin-Clarke spetikers excludedi Moses Wine All above aerved with Potato. Toxai Toiat and All-Yw-Can-Eat Salad. Private Detective. while you help yourself BOLTON — State Representative Patricia Hendel of to a really good deal. rNew London, who was one of the contenders for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of the State, will OPEN MONDAY “ * f i x FISH DINNER $2.59 \ attend the fund raiser for A1 Ahearn, Democratic can­ THRU FRIDAY for flab Iroora. golden brown flab urvad with tarter aauca' Manchester - 119 Spencer Street (Silver'Lane) didate for State Representative, on Friday evening. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. FrMidi Friaa. Toxm Toait and All-Yoii^in-Eat Salad. Hartford Ms. Hendel was in a race with SUte Sen. Audrey Beck, IJ^rflCHOLSorii TECH SATURDAY Windsor IN/ On Prospect Avenue and ' Councilwoman Barbara Kennelly of Hartford. 590 Windsor Avende Kennelly eventually won the nomination. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. one block North of King James Kennelly, speaker of the house and husband of — Shop Rite Plaza in Windsor Barbara Kennelly, will be present as well. ALL ITEMS MANCHESTER — West Middle Turnpike Shopping Center The fund raiser will be at the Marlborough Tavern in ALL ITEMS Marlborough from 8 to 10 p.m. Tickets may be obtained LIMITED STEREO LIMITED from any Democratic Town Conunittee member or at the TO IN-STOCK TO IN-STOCK door. QUANTITIES 838 Farmington Ave. Caldor Shopping Plaza Washington Plaza Italian Night QUANTITIES i please CAllTHEAmE^ ONLY Farmington, 677-2432 Manchester, 646-8.364 Middletown, 346-7953 ONLY FORSCflEENTMES The St. Maurice Church Knights of Columbus will have an Italian Night Friday at 8 at the church parish center. Prospect Plaza Elm Plaza Norwichtown Plaza Tbe: event ia open to members, their wives and guests. West Hartford, 233-2913 . Anyone interested In going is asked to call 64W)904,643- Enfield, 745-1074 Norwich, 877-1464 0718 or 643-5826. f Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 19, 1978— PAGE NINETEEN Ar«a Bullatin Board ZBB System Proposed □ EMPLOYMENT Family Night By BARBARA RICHMOND The country to be featured this treasurer; and Sharon Derby, chair­ The budget process starts each proach to resource allocation among Carter Takes Step ANDOVER — The Andover Board month is Portugal. Tickets must be man of public relations and ac­ Herald Reporter year in (ktober. The department our various educational programs,” Help W»nM 13 of Deacons will sponsor a family obtained at the Douglas Library or tivities. VERNON — The school ad­ heads, supervisors and principals they said. night supper Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the Log Cabin on Main Street or at Newly elected officers of the ministration is proposing implemen­ prepare budget requests which go to ’They listed some of the failings of SALES POSITION - Straight the church. Those attfending are the Campus Bookstore, Eastern the superintendent, the superinten­ the budget system that has been commissions, leads furnished school’s Astro-Geological Society ting a new budget system for the to homeowners. Call 242-5402. asked to bring a hot dish or salad and Connecticut State College. No tickets are: Jeffrey Jensen, president; Mark 1978-1979 school year. Zero B a s^ dent makes his changes and his used: For Neutron Bombs their own place setting. Rolls, will be sold at the door. Reichelt, vice president; Charles Budgeting. Some elements of this recommended budget goes to the • Overcentralization of the WANTED - Gas station atten­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a signal to beverage and dessert will be Hall, secretary; Joseph Pitts, system were developed in the 1977- budget committee of the Board of detailed budget decisions, especially will be stockpiled pending his ultimate dant, full or part time. Voter Coordinators the Soviet Union, President Carter has provided. TOe supper will be com­ treasurer; Michael Zimmer, chief 1978 budget. Education and after that committee when budget cuts must be made with decision. Mature, responsible person VERNON — Robert L. Tedoldi, moved one step closer to production of the for third shift. References. bined with a Deacons for meterologist; Michael Zimmer, makes its changes it goes to the full very short notice. Last April, in one of the most controver­ local coordinator for the Sarasin for Dr. Bernard Sidman, told Board of so-called neutron warhead by ordering Call 871-1698. Neighborhood program. chief astronomer; Charles Hall; and board for approval. • Emphasis, at the time of budget sial military policy decisions of his ad­ Governor campaign has appointed Education members that the ad­ modernization of missiles and .shells chief geologist, William DePietro. From the board it goes to the Town ministration, Carter announced he was TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Teachers Needed special voter coordinators. ministration is prepared to add this submission, seems to be solely upon capabj£qf^carrying the anti-tank weapon. Council for its action before finally program expansion. The question of deferring a decison on whether to put Apply 81 Commerce Street, ANDOVER — The Andover Ruth Corbin is cordinator for the Parents Reminded component to the budget now being But Carter’s chief U.S. arms negotiator Glastonbuy. PTG Company. prepared. going to public hearings and the an­ the appropriateness of the existing neutron weapons into production. Congregational Church Grade 7 and 8 elderly voter; Robert Bryda, the HEBRON — ’The Hebron Elemen­ Paul Warnke said Wednesday the neutron Telephone 633-7631. nual budget meeting in the spring. program is not examined. He said he wanted to see whether the Sunday school class needs teachers. veterans; Stan wood Pullen Jr., IFor tary School District is requesting He said Zero Based Budgeting warhead announcement does not reflect a dMsn’t mean zero increases but it Brisson, and Dr. Raymond Soviets would make a trade — the scrap­ RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 The class is taught three Sundays out the teachers; Peter Dureiko for the • Budgetary information furnished change of policy on the part of the ad­ that parental requests for early dis­ Ramsdell, superintendent of schools ping of the neutron lyeapon in return for shifts. Good pay, good of each month by team teachers. On firemen in District I and Richard will afford the administration the by program coordinators relates ministration. missal of students from school be who retired in July, in preparing the reductions in the overwhelmingly superior benefits and working condi­ the fourth Sunday it is taught as a Harding for the firemen in District kept only for emergencies. method to determine the effect of generally to each line item change “’That decision was made some time tion. Apply in person, Vernon 1977-1978 budget, said that the council Soviet bloc tank forces or restraint in confirmation class by the Rev. David II. Citing an increasing number of budget cuts on individual programs. only. Overall program needs are ago,” Warnke told a group of religious Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ had made significant cuts in the development of the SS-20 missile. non. Reese, pastor. Anyone interested in Anyone else wishing to help with Charles Brisson, business manager rarely examined. such requests, both building prin­ education budget for the past three editors at' the State Department. The Soviets have offered no con­ helping is asked to call Chris Houle at the campaign to elect Republican for the school system, said the Zero • Alternative approaches to ac­ cipals said they will permit early dis­ years. Warnke noted, however, the Soviet cessions. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 742-9790 or Nancy Parker at 742-6410. Ronald l^rasin for governor should missals for doctor’s appointments; Based method will enable the complishment of program goals are Union has not taken the “compensating - Experienced only. Top They said that allocations to scarce rarely examined or even thought of. Predictable Kremlin reaction to contact Tedoldi at 875-2591. committments for lessons which management to cut budgets rational­ action” the president hoped for last spring wages, /^ply: Atlas Tile, li Wins Scholarship programs has been a problem that A "take it or leave it” approach in a Wednesday’s announcement was reflected Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield,...... “Dime-A-Dip” have arleady been made; and to at­ ly; to relocate resources from lower when he teniporarily halted development Miss Vicki Vignone, daughter of to higher priority items; will involve will increase in future years. TTiey period of lower budgets and declining in the question of a Soviet reporter, who 563-0151. tend religious instructions at St. John of the neutron bomb — technically named Mrs. Carol S. Vignone of Orchard GLASTONBURY - The Glaston­ program managers and principals; said Zero Based Budgeting is a asked Reston, “Is this decision not going Fisher at 2:20 p.m. enrollment can be dangerous. Like the Enhanced Radiation Warhead — which REAL ESTATE Marketing Hill Drive, has been awarded a bury Emblem Club will sponsor a and will offer a better link between budgeting method which is par­ to give a new initiative to the arms race?” The official starting time for any commodity, program coor­ sickens and slowly kills personnel without Representative - Manchester, scholarship for the continuation of "Dime-A-Dip” supper Saturday at ticularly useful in the allocation of Christmas Stamp Design Reston replid, “No." classes is 8:35 a.m. and the dismissal budgeting and operational planning. dinators must be able to sell their inflicting wide damage on the countryside East Hartford, Vernon areas. the study of voice. It was awarded by 6:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge on scarce dollars. Elam lucrative commission time is 2:35 p.m. Permission to leave He said there will be three levels in programs to decision-makers in Postmaster General William Bolger, left, Bradbury ’Thompson, is based on the sculp­ or its structures. the trustees of the Ralph Lyman Woodland Street, South Glastonbury. “Our current system (Planned Receive professional early will bie granted only in cases terms of each program. The first ser­ order to accrue sufficient funds to and J. Carter Brown, director of the National The State Department confirmed Carter Baldwin Scholarship of the Choral The food will be prepared by club Program Budgeting) of budget ture, Madonna and Child with Cherubim,” by guidance, education, com- where there is an emergency or an vice level will be items of highest maintain their existence. has ordered production of modernized prehesive marketing tools. Club of Hartford. members. A minimum donation of $1 development and analysis does not Gallery of Art, unveil one of the 1978 Christ­ Andrea della Robbia. (UPI photo) important and valid reason. priority, activities where there is the They said Zero Based Budgeting warheads and howitzer shells that could Call Mr, Sammartino, Miss Vignone is a student of Mrs. will be accepted and then additional fulfill our need for an adequate ap­ mas stamp designs. The stamp, designed by Jury Selection Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. most critical need. could help in all of these areas. carry the warheads. Marsha Hogan at the Hartford scoops of food will cost a dime each. Conservatory of Music and is a For reservations call Marie Walling, Other official sources considered this Resumes Today RN-LPN wanted for full or part time on all shifs. Apply member of the Vocal Ensemble at 528-3545. Detroit Air OK move “a signal” to the Kremlin that Carter eventually will order production of director of nursing. Salmon- South Windsor High School. Committee Donations NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Jury selection in brook Convalescent Home, off DETROIT (UPI) - This the long-deferred neuton weapon if Transit for House Street, Glastonbury. Handicapped the retrial of Guillermo Aillon, 38, ac­ Cleanup Day HEBRON — The Democratic Town Midwestern metropolis can put on Moscow does not offer military con­ cused of murdering his wife and her Please call 633-5244. ANDOVER - The 4-H Clubs of An­ Committee has voted to donate $200 airs over its air, according to a cessions. parents six years ago, was to resume dover and Columbia will have a to the campaign fund of A1 Ahearn of National Wildlife Federation study. NURSES AIDES wanted for State Department spokesman Tom today. paper and magazine "clean-up" Bolton. Ahearn is Democratic can­ The federation’s list of the nation’s Reston said the president’s decision full tme on all shifts. Apply didate for representative from the Considered Two jurors were chosen Wednesday, director of nursing. Salmon- Saturday. To insure pickup residents 20 most polluted cities — those with Big Problem “preserves the option to produce ERWs, making three so far and exhausting the brook Convalescent Home, off are asked to call 742-9004. They are 55th District. more than 25 days of bad air — didn’t but doesn’t prejudice the final decision." could not get transportation. She first list of 100 potential jurors. House Street, Glastonbury. also asked to have the papers tied in The com m ittee also voted to include Detroit, the nation’s fifth By CHRIS BLAKE transportation for the handicapped, “'The president has not made the deci­ Please call 633-5244. attended only because she contacted is not always available becuase 24 Aillon, a former anti-poverty worker, bundles or stacked in boxes or donate $100 to the Democratic State largest city, points out its Chamber Herald Reporter sion to produce the ERW” or to deploy it Town Councilman Henry Genga, who hours advance notice must be given. was convicted of stabbing his estranged SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for grocery bags. Monies earned will Central Committee; $100 to the of Commerce. in Europe, the spokesman added. EAST HARTFORD — Transporta­ arranged a ride with the Call-A-Ride “What good is that if I have to go to wife Barbara, 26, and her parents, lumber South Windsor. Will train. benefit the local 4-H program. William Cotter campaign for re- Los Angeles led the list with 318 “The final decison will be made later tion for the handicapped is so great a service. the doctor?” she said. executive J. George Montano, 49, and his Apply 9 Brookfield Street or election as congressman; $100 to days of “unhealthful, very un- and will be influenced by the degree to call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Time Change i O problem that it even kept some of the "What the heck good is it to have a' She also said the hours of operation wife Bernice, 46, in the couple’s North Senator David Barry’s re-election healthful or hazardous’’ air. Also in­ SPECTACULAR! which the Soviet Union shows restsraint in VERNON — Congressman Ronald handicapped away from Wednesday handicapped commission meeting if — Monday through Friday from 8:30 Haven home on Aug. 14,1972. The convic­ campaign; and $50 for the campaign cluded was Denver with 177 bad air its conventional and nuclear arm s TRUCK MECHANIC Sarasin, Republican gubernatorial night’s o ^ n meeting of the Commis­ no one can attend?” Mrs. Wrobel tion was overturned by the state Supreme WANTED for general repairs, to re-elect Frank Curnan as sheriff of days; Albuquerque, N.M., and to 4:30 — are not sufficient because program.” candidate, will be arriving Saturday sion on the Handicapped, said those said heatedly. Court in 1977 because of a possible must have experience and Tolland County. Philadelphia, both 150; New York- the handicapped often need rides Reston said Carter also has ordered at Tri-City Plaza via helicopter at 2 few handicapped citizens who did at­ Mrs. Wrobel said the town is prejudicial discussion between the trial own tools. Starting salary Honor Society New Jersey metropolitan area, 149; 0 later than 4:30 p.m. $7.00. All company benefits. production of certain warhead com­ p.m. instead of at 10:30 a.m. as tend the meeting. lacking comprehensive transporta­ Baird said all of the comments judge and a juror. A court spokesman said HEBRON — Gemma Fontanella, a Boston, 147; Houston, 141; St. Louis, ponents useful only in neutron weapons. For appointment. Call 688- , originally scheduled. Sarasin will be The commission held its monthly tion for the handicapped and a swim­ from the meeting would be jury selection in the Superior Court retrial' 2233, student at Rham High School, has 140; San Francisco, 127; Spokane These require some lead time to build and campaigning at the shopping center. meeting and invited all handicapped ming program for the handicapped. forwarded to Mayor Richard H. may take 10 days. been elected president of the W.C. Wash., 126.; Phoenix, 118; Fairbanks, citizens to come and express their Chairman Carl Baird said he is Blackstone. He said he would like to NURSES AIDES - Full time' Friends of Library Heisler Chapter of the National Alaska, and Washington, D.C., 90; and part time, 7-3 and 11-7 concerns and needs. going to visit the indoor swimming have monthly sessions for the han­ HEBRON — The Friends of the Honor Society. Sacramento, Calif., 88; Louisville, Experienced pn preferred, but “We’re incensed about the pools in town with Fred Balet, direc­ dicapped to air their concerns to the we will train, Apply in persn; Library will present its regular Other officers elected were: Alisa Ky., 72; Steubenville, Ohio, 60; Cin­ ippiy ■ business of transportation,” said tor of Parks and Recreation, to commission Crime Concerns INDEX East Hartford ConvalescentCon Country-A-Month program Friday at Schaeffer, vice president; Linda cinnati, 51; Omaha, 40; Memphis, 38; Anne Wrobel of E a st Hartford “determine the estimated cost of set­ “All of you here tonight should put NOTICII Home, 745 Main Street, East 7:30 p.m. in Phelps Hall. and Wichita, Kan., 25. Hartford. Comire, secretary; Kevin Spaulding, “’There are no means for some peo­ ting these pools up for the han­ 1 — Ldtt and Found 3 1 % this stuff in writing and send it to us Campaign Topic 2 — Paraonala '•■XI ple to get here.” dicapped.” so we can follow it up,” he said. 3 — Announcamanta MECHANICS HELPER Mrs. Wrobel said several persons 4 — Entertainment Mrs. Wrobel said the Call-A-Ride “ We’ll bring it to the proper NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Republican Ronald Sarasin 5 — Auctions NEEDED- 3 to 9 p.m., Mon­ she knew did not attend because they system, which provides free authorities,” he said. says his gubernatorial opponent is allowing crime in day thru Friday. Gas Pump FINANCIAL Attendant needed weekends. CROP Walk Planned Connecticut to run rampant as it did in the days of the 8 — Bondt-Stocks-Mortgages . u u o 9 — Personal Loans References required. Apply in COVENTRY — Organizers hope to A rocking chair marathon will take Wild West. But Gov. Ella Grasso says he’s ignoring her 10 — Insurance person to:: Anderson Brouiers, exceed the goal of $1,500 set for this year’s anti-crime efforts. 770 Main Street, Manchester. place simultaneously at the Community EMPLOYMENT 12 mile CROP walk which will step off Center on Route 44A. Pledges will be fy n iiO N \ “In the words of Wyatt Earp, the leadership of the 13 — Help Wanted from Second Congregational Church, Petitions Oppose 14 — Business Opportunities LANDSCAPE LABORERS solicited by participants with proceeds AM/FM STEREO DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO state ‘is taking crime for granted like bad weather’,” 15 -> Situation Wanted full time or part time Satur­ Route 44A, at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 29. UKI designated to CROP and Heifer Project said Sarasin, reaching back to the days of the gunslinging EDUCATION day. Call 643-0669. Grandland Walkers will follow a pre-marked route International to support self-help Chronomatic®-207 by Realistic* lawman to illustrate his point. 10 — Private Instructions Nursery. 19 — SchoolS'Classes along Grant Hill, Merrow Road, North- programs around the world. “Well, however bad it was in the Wild West, their R e g . Most clock radios are mono— this is a 2-speaker stereol Wake to Bolton 1-84 Plan 20 — Instructions Wanted MACHINE OPERATORS and South River roads, Seagraves, South SALES'^'^REPAIRSl crime rates were nothing compared to those in Connec­ Donations may be sent to Second NEAL ESTATE miscellaneous workers Street, Silver Street and back to the 099s AM, FM, 24-hr. buzzer alarm. LED dimmer, snooze bar, 1 -hr. sleep Congregational Church or Connecticut Route 83 -1 Mile North f ticut in the last four years,’’ he said Wednesday at the an­ 23 — Homes for Sale needed. Must have some High church where refreshments will be Of Vernon Circle. switch, lighted dial. Walnut-grain case. 12-1512 nual convention of the Connecticut Council of Senior 24 — Lota-Land for Sale Bank & ’Trust Coventry office. BOL’TON — Government officials, forward to help after reading her 25 — Investment Property School EMucation. Must be served. 872-31B8 Citizens. 26 — Business Property able to read and speak frbm the Bolton Board of Selectmen letter to the editor in ’The Herald 27 — ResdrJ Property “Rapes and robberies, muggings and murders, have all English, and provide own PORTABLE CASSETTE RECORDER to Gov. Ella Grasso, have received expressing opposition to the highway. 28 — ReaJ Estate Wanted transportation. No eimerience NOBILE AN/SSB CB copies of the first 100 signatures increased. Only the foolhardy dare to go downtown alone CTR-43 by Realistic But, said Mrs. Peterson, the letter ^ISC. SERVICES necessary. Please Call Per­ TRC-449 by Realistic at night to hear a concert or lecture; and to dare to ven­ 31 — Services Offered sonnel Department at Pioneer collected to oppose the completion of was printed at the end of August 32 — Pamting-Papering Parachute Company, !rt4-1581. Interstate 84 tlmough Bolton. when a lot of people were still on ture alone to the supermarket is an act of courage.” 33 — Buiidmg-Contractirig Copies were also sent to the state Mrs. Grasso, in defense of her adminisration, told the 34 — Roofng-Sidmg vacation so my timing could have 35 — He’ating.PluAibing SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- senior citizens later in the day she’s been working hard to 36 — Flooring Department of ’Transportation, and been better. will train. Call Vernon 875-2826. make the state a safer place to live, but says Sarasin isn’t 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage state and U.S. senators and represen­ Mrs. Peterson and her husband 36 — Services Wanted* ' • 0 • paying any attention, BUILDING, CLEANING tatives. Herman live near the path of the MISC. FOR SALE I, “I think there is always some mesure of concern. This SUPERVISOR. Full time, Reg. 29» Edith Peterson of Boston ’Turnpike proposed highway but do not know 40 — Household Goods is a condition of our times,” she said. “I have tried to 41 — Articles for Sate excellent salary and benefits is leading the petition drive. Mrs. whether they will lose their home. 42 Building Supplies commensurate with ability Peterson, who has lived in Bolton Mrs. Peterson said so far she has explain to him (Sarasin) what Connecticut has been doing 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs and experience. Part time about the career criminals. 44 — Livestock ' since 1942, said she is trying to stop received one reply to the signatures *45 — Boats & Accessories positions also available. Call / the destruction that construction of Vatican Rep “I have provided him with the dollars we have spent. 46 — Sporting Goods M9-5334 for appointment with — from Congressman Christopher 47 — Garden Products Mr. Fairbank. the hi^w ay will cause in Bolton. But apparently, he chooses to develop these as new 48 — Antiques Dodd. He wrote to say she would get Robert F. Wagner has been asked Mrs. Peterson agreed there wasn’t programs.” 49 — Wanted to Buy more recognition of the matter from by President Carter to serve as his HEAD CASHIER- Trainees. a lot of activity against the highway Later, a straw poll was taken of the senior citizens to RENTALS William Cotters so he forwarded the personal representative to the 52 — Roo»^»S for Rent Mature reliable individuals to Reg. from Bolton residents but said, see who they would vote for if the election were held 53 — Apartments for Rent signatures to him. But, Mrs. Peter­ Vatican, the White House said be trained to assist manager today. Mrs. Grasso picked up 131 votes to Sarasin’s 37 54 — Homes for Rent in merchandising controlling 269“ “They feel demoralized. They feel son said, “We already sent Mr. 55 — Business -for Rent Wednesday. Wagner is former mayor votes. Eleven in the group were undecided. cash, supervising employees. there is no chance to do anything Cotter copies of the ^tition and 56 — Resort Property for Rent Top-class radio! SSB, noise of New York City and ambassador to Sarasin said if elected Nov. 7, he will “wage the 57 — Wanted to Rent Excellent ground floor oppor­ Send a talking letter! Built-in mike, push­ about it, but I feel there is.” signatures so now be will have two 58 — MfSC for Rent tunity for candidates with blanker, RF gain, LED dimmer, Spain. (UPI photo) greatest crusade against crime this state has ever seen. buttons, battS. 14-870 She add she is I'thinking of future copies.” AUTOMOTIVE good work record and at­ PA with CB monitor. 21-1562 generations, the destruction to our Copies of the petition are at the With a five-prong^ attack we will not only target the - Autoe^for Sale titude. Apply Monday October career criminals, we’ll slam the doors on them.” 62 — Trucks for Sale 23rd. 10 to 3 only, Brooks own will be horrible, pollution will be Needlepoint Shoppe at the Bolton 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale [ About Town ) He proposed abolishing-parole; requiring mandatory 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Discount, 277 West Middle 2-STATION INTERCON BARGAIN 8-BAND AC/BATTERY RADIO terrible aind taxes will increase as Notch Shopping Center. by Archer* sentences for habitual felons; treating repeat juvenile 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Turnpike, Manchester. Patrolman* CB-8 by Realistic homes and businesses are removed.” Anyone who is interested in helping Homes offenders over the age of 14 as adults; establishing a com­ 66 — Automotive Service Mrs. Peterson is not collecting to fight construction of the highway I had a heEirt attack A new fellowship gathering of post mission to select judges on merit rather than patronage, 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Reg. signatures door to door. She contacts through Bolton or is interested in dr- last winter. graduate students wil meet Sunday and identifying habitual offenders and recommending INVITATION people by phone and they recommend culating petitions may call Mrs. 14“ Pr. at 3 p.m. at Second Congregational harsh sentences for them. I’m a widower, and when I got home others. A few people even came Peterson at 649-1238. TO BID Church, 385 N. Main St. Anyone in­ Mrs. Grasso said the state now has a law that requires from the hospital I was alone in my terested may contact Richard Neale Sealed bids will be received mandatory sentences for those who assault people 65 and □ NOTICES in the Office of ’The Director apartment. Couldn’t get around very Reg. 129“ at 644-9520, or Dave Furst, 643-9308. older The governor reminded the group that she created ...... of General Services, 41 Center well. Couldn’t cook for myself, either. the cabinet level department on aging. Loti and Found Street, Manchester, Connec­ Intern Tom Larsen will lead a Bi­ She also pointed out that Sarasin voted against two ticut, until Oct. 27, 1978 at Mrs. Mason from next door Clarke Claims Foe ble study group Friday at 1 p.m. in crime-related bills in Congress — one to provide federal LOST- SMALL GRAY CAT- 11:00 for the following: dropped by and said I should call the church library at Emanuel Near Waddell School area. SOCCER PLAYER SHIRTS ^ 9 funds to victims of crime and another to provide Please call 643-0486. Meals-On-Wheels. In fact, she { Lutheran Church. neighborhood legal aid. The Town of Manchester is Hurts Road Efforts an equal opportunity LOST- Wednesday October called ybr me — and for two solid , , employer, and requires an af­ Talk in/outdoors. Wall, 11th. Black Labrador, white weeks they brought me two ts. EAST HARTFORD - Esther B. the connector. mark on throat. Male. Year firmative action policy for all desk mount. Remote can of its Contractors and Vendors meals a day. And they didn’t just ^ ^ Clarke, the Republican minority “I only hope that her naivete has old. Red collar. Vicinity of World-ranging portable tunes AM, FM, State Fiscal Chief Says Manchester/Silver Lane line. as a condition of doing signal master even if not endangered the connector,” Mrs. ^ op off a tray and leave. They stayed awhile and talked, and made sure CB, SW, VHF-Hi/Lo/Aircraft, UHF. 12-763 leader of the Town Council and a Reward. Heartbroken business with the Town, as per system is "off." 43-221 Clarke said. "That often happens 1 was comfortable, and really cheered me up. M ^ i * VHf m« in uroa locaMia may te unlawful or leaulra parmit. state senate candidate, said the ac­ children. 569-3016. Federal Order 11246. Ask local authorities. tivities of her opponent may have had when someone who doesn’t know Bid forms, plans and Budget Can Be Balanced LOST- Grey female cat S m e of the volunteers were senior citizens, like me. They told me a detrimental effect on efforts to what they are talking about enters specifications are available at wearing white flea collar. AUTOMATK 24-HOUR TIMER MEMORY CALCULATOR 28-RANGE MULTITESTER the picture.” the General Services Office, M ea^n-W heels is a United Way service. Well, here I’ve been giving to build the Interstate 86-84 connector. Green Road vicinity. Charcol. I byMIcronta* EC-228 by Radio Shack* byMIcfonta Mrs. Clarke said she has worked HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella Grasso’s Mrs. Grasso said budget musts included Ihe Umted Way every year for probly more than thirty yeare. doing my Mrs. Clarke said the council, at her 649-2585. 41 Center Street, Manchester, urging, adopted a resolution calling along with other town officials for fiscal manager says it will be a tight balancing economic development, urban action, human Connecticut. part to help others less fotunate, and there I was on the receiving end! for qidck action on the connector — the connector for more than five act, but the next state budget will meet her services, collective bargaining and equaliza- LOST- South Main Street, Town of Manchester, Just because I’m older now, and living on Social Security, doesn’t mean which whould join 1-86 in East Hart­ years. She said Mrs. Fahey didn’t demands of no new or increased taxes without tion of education funding, Manchester. Large frame Connecticut pay for that trip to Washington cutting back on economic growth and social Reilly said one factor in computing total prescription blue glasses in Robert B. Weiss, I want to accept people’s charity. ^ ■ a k ford with 1-84 in Manchester — after Blue case. REW ARD. 646- herself. services. budget is the increments in revenues. General Manager But I am glad to know I’ve given so much C! federal officials informed her they 3211. 048-10 "I note that Mrs. Fahey listed her The governor Wednesday wrote the Office of Projected roughly at about 6 percent, that support to The United Way. | were considering separating con­ struction of the connector from com­ trip as a political expense,” said Policy and Management directing that a “ ten- would cover a like increment in the ap- pletion of I-M to Rhode Island. Mrs. Qarke. “It was obviously a tative” balanced budget be developed “that propriations. TOWN OF MANCHESTER political ploy. Where was Mrs. Fahey will allow only such growth as is r^u isite to Also, he said, “this year we’re using $115 OTtMUnibMiWtay Reg. 9“ “I was told that such a separation was being considered by officials at when town officials were fighting for assure the maintenance of quality services.” million, roughly, of past surpluses which LEGAL NOTICE The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on OP CroaterHartPonf the Federal Highway Ad­ the connector? Was she looking out Frank Reilly, head of the OPM’s Budget and reduce our requirements for expenditures. It’s Fool burglarsi Turn lights, for her other 'outside interests. ’ Financial Management Division, said it was a question as to what our revenue growth is Wednesday, November 1,1978, starting at 7:00 p.m., in the The United Way supports over 100 services ministration,” Mrs. Clarke said, Hearing Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, appliances on/off. 63-858 Reg. I Mrs. Clarke said residents of the still too early to determine what the final and what expenditure growth has to be,” he *■'' and programs in 16 Greater Hartford towns. "and that a decision would be made Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following area, especially along Forbes Street, figure will be. He is responsible for evaluating said. Give to The United Way. .. Check voltage, resistance, soon. I only hope that (Democratic petition: CHARGen 4-key racall/cancel memory, have been p laced for years by traf­ state agency’s budget requests and developing Another factor in the budget-making and give many happy returns. current, more. 5 " scale. state senate candidate Marcella) No. 643 — Manchester Transmission Company — Request (MOST STORES) I percent, case, ban. 66-619 Fahey’s hijinks tove not changed the fic congestion. The traffic problem a tentative fiscal package by Nov. 15 that process is that agencies that initiate new Special Exception in accordance with Article IV, Section 22-207 meets Mrs. Grasso’s priorities. minds of federal officials.” would te greatly alleviated by con­ programs may have to sacrifice another 6.01.02 to expand an approved automobile repair business I m tRlVCR YOU uve. VYORK or h a y , TM£R£ S a radio shack STORC NCAR YOU! Most Ite m s Mrs. Clarke said that her opponent struction of the connector, she said. In her letter, the governor said new and program that may not be needed,” Reilly said, onto adjacent land, and hearing under Connecticut General also avaHaUe at — whom she said has not made a “Our citizens have waiting expanded programs also "must be developed adding “It’s catch as catch can sometimes.” Statutes 14-55— 161 Middle Turnpike West, 163 Middle Turn­ pike West and 10 Homestead Street Business Zone II. fladnShack public statement on the connector much too long for this relief,” Mrs. within the parameters of existing revenues.” Reilly said about five agencies have not yet Clarke said. “ Now that a solution The state is currently operating under its turned in their expenditure estimates. All of Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the INCHESTER Look lor Dlls until now — jumped on the may be around the comer, I hope my first $2 billion budget, a 14 percent increase them, he said, will be eyed to trim away all un­ Planning Office. sig n in your bandwagon after learning the council All persons interested may attend this hearing. opponent’s desire for votes has not neighborhood. was considering the resolution and over the fiscal year that ended June 30. necessary costs. “Historically we cut about ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS l B a DIVISIOW o f TANDY CORPORATION postponed the connector in­ Most state agencies have submitted their $300 million in the requests," he said. (■RICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES announce that she was making a Paul J. Rossetto, Secretary trip to Washington “at her own definitely.” budget requests for the fiscal year, beginning Reilly said it would probably be Nov. 5 , Dated this 19th day of October, 1978. r expense to talk with officials about July 1. before any idea of a budget total is reached. 049-10 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thur.s., ( V I 19 197F - PAGE TWENTY-ONE *•••••...... PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 19. 1978 Horn* for 8»l» 23 Homee For Sale 23 Buelneae Opportunity 14 HomohoU Goods 40 Homee For Sato 23 Homee For Solo 23 H»lp WanM 13 H»lp Wtniad 13 Holp WtnMI 13 Htlp Wtntud 13 Http W tnM OPEN THAT STORE That 9 PIECE DINING ROOM IF YOU’RE THMKMG JUMMIT you always wanted. Now is National Weather Forecast SET- Colonial maple. New. PART TIME Ca s h i e r / the time for Christmas LIGHT TRUCKING & JOHN HANCOCK inter­ M c C o n n e l l r e s u m e WOODWORKING Opportuni­ Expandable leaves. For infor­ WAREHOUSE HELP STOCKMAN- Must be viewing Manchester area. Space available from mation call 528-5667. SERVICE. Prompt, confiden­ ty. Stable, creative BUYMG OR SOLMG A HO M E... FIDO up. (tall 643-1442, NEEDED- 35 to 40 hours per available Saturdays and oc­ Salary- $170-$250 per week, tial, pr^aration of your woodworker can get in on cassional weekday after­ week. Call 647-9997. commensurate with ability resume, ibxifessional service ground floor of exciting neW Ardeloe lor Solo 41 © l e H e r a l d noons. Apply at the Pop Shop, PROFITABLE dis­ and commission. Free fringe, at affordable fees. M9-2288. company. Design, setup and TMNK RBOUT 249 Spencer Street, tributorship for Welch’s and established accounts, training run production of hew DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 MANCHESTER Insurance Manchester. program. Contact Mr. Other famous brand of pure CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Agency Wants experienced WAITRESS or COUNTER products for mail order. Ideal juices. Service company yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Murano, 643-1124, after 4:30 GIRL WANTED- Pat time for retired crafts person who gravel ana more stone 643- irl. Hours are open. Write to STORE CLERK- Responsible established accounts at better g call 633-7334. EOE, M/F. morning and afternoon. Main has ideas and energy, (tall ox JJ, c/o Mancyester person needed to assume mm/ motels, hospitals, etc. Street area restaurant. Call Jack (tallins, 429-1547 between MFAANCmCC ------Herald. many duties in the operation Minimum investment $4,950 EXPERIENCED Carpenter 643-1442 for appointment. 7 and 9 pm only. TIRES- Ski boots, skis, bikes, of 7-Eleven Food Store. needed. Full time employ­ secured by inventory and Y PHONE 643-2711 OPTICIAN- Licensed full or equipment. Write including sewing machine, and tent Ground level position that ment. Must be able to do PART TIME help wanted SEC3IETARY with excellent LESPERANCE (10x16). May be seen at 18 part time. $7.75 per hour. Caii could lead to Assistant address, telephone and FQRAiSISTAtiCE IN pUACINaYOUB AD layout from prints. Call 646- many shifts available. If you letter writing skills to work in Scott Drive, Manchester, all 527-1164 mornings, Mr. Manager or Manager by per­ references to NAMCO, 3928 54301 Ievenings.------'— thinx you can meet our a congenial office in East day Saturday. Mastriani. Exceiient fringe formance. Benefits include: Montclair Road, Bir­ lO w ill IIM rUAIUIII qualifications please apply in Hartford. Property manage­ benefits. Insurance, Credit Union, and Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted mingham, Alabama 35213 or ACCEPTING Applications- person 7-11,509 Center w e e t. ment and construction 13 Profit Sharing. Openings call Mr. Hall toil free 1-800- Artlelee tor Sale 41 We need two hard workers for background helpful, ^ cellen t Artlelee lor Sato 41 LUBRICATION PERSON available on all shifts. Apply h a v e a ’TREASURE HOUSE BOOKKEEPER- Additional 633-8441. TAG SALES ADVERTISme full time employment. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. benefits. Salary commen­ ADVERTISING WANTED - To lubricate in person at: 700 Ellington name brand toy and gift party bookkeeper needed by ALUMINUM sheets used as Benefits. Call 646-3936. Equal Call Mrs. (hirrier, for appoint­ surate with ability. Please 500 GALLON gas tanks with RATES trucks and traiiers. Reiated Road, South Windsor. An in your home. Get your gifts Manchester retail establish­ printing plates, .007 thick Opportunity Employer, M/F. ment at 872-9133. Monday thru call Kristine, between 9 and 10 pump. 649-9700 after 3 p.m. DEADLINE experience needed. Starting Equal Opportunity Employer. for ^ ristm as free plus a gift ment. Experienced thru {ZB* GARAGE SALE- several 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for 1 day ...... 12i word p«f day Friday, 9:30 to 4 pm. am or 2 to 3 pm for an appoint­ situation Wanted 15 U riW iM HER rOTOC«>T 9 3daya lU w ord pe rd a y 12:00|* noon tha day bafora Pay $160 weekiy. Ali fringe for booking a party, (tali M9- general ledger and quarterly families, 41 Keeney Street, $1. Phone 643-2711. May be TIRED OF COMMUTING to ment. 569-4148. 6 days ...... lOt word per day publication. 'H a m benefits. For appointment caii PRODUCTION WORKER- payroll taxes. Excellent Manchester. 9:30, Saturday picked up A.M. only, Hartford? Outstanding oppor­ SEWING MACHINE 2470. RESPONSIBLE Mother will For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Thursday night will TWO NEW SNOW TIRES- On 26 days . 9 t days...... Daactllna for Saturday and 688-2233. Full time. Physical work in­ working conditions and fringe and Sunday, October 21 and chrome rims. Mediterranian Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. tunity in local life insurance OPERATORS & PART TIME HARDWARE care for children in my home. find generally fair weather covering the major part of the 15 words $2.00 minimum volved. Must be 18 years or PART TIME Waitresses wnefits. Please call 249-9148 22. Weather permitting. Fur­ TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - agency. Experience in Miscellaneous Workers SALES. Retire with home Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. style hutch, overhead garage Happy A d s ...... $2.50 Inch PARTS SUPERVISOR Ider. Apply at the Pop Shop for interview. country with clear to partly cloudy skies, except for some niture, clothing, old chairs, Good condition. Good for processing and servicing life needed. Some high school repair knowledge and friendly Evenings. Kitchen Help, days, ••••••••••••••••••••gggggg door, Delta drill press, metal NEEDED - For automotive 249 Spencer rain along the north Pacific coast. Minimum temperatures piano roils, etc. plating, or welding. Call 649- PliEASE READ I S tr e e t insurance policies as well as education required:. Must be ersonality. Conyers 12 to 4. Call 649-5487. JOB WANTED- Five hours cabinet, ceiling tile. 7426777. parts department. Fuii-time Manchester. Butinete Opportunity 14 include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 48 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m, good typing skills are essen­ able to speak and read ardware, 646-5707. daily, 9:30 to 2:30. Prefer Tag Sale, Saturday, Route 6, salary starts at $160 weekly. (74), Boston 42 ( 59). Chicago 47 (68), Cleveland 43 (61), GIANT TAG SALE- October YOUR AO tial. Salary negotiable. Send English, and provide own P small professional office. Andover. Claasiffad ads ara takan ovar „ All company benefits. For ap- PUBLIC HEALTH Nursing Buelneae Opportunity 14 21st. & 22nd. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. MOLDED FORMICA top and resume to Box S, c/o transportation. No experience EXPERIENCED CASHIER MANCHESTER Package Studying typing. Neat and Dallas 53 ( 86), Denver 43 (78), Duluth 45 (65), Houston 48 tha phone as a cpnvanlanc^. pointment caii 688-2233. administrati'/e supervisor for store. Excellent location. Well 25 Hamlin Street, paneled bar with two shelves Manchester Evening Herald. necessary. Please call Per­ For busy (tandy Department. dependable. Please call 875- (84), Jacksonville 51 (77), Kansas City 45 (75), Little Rock 50 Tha Herald la rasponalMa for small community agency. SMALL ENGINE Service established business. Call 0432. Manchester. Moving- and four stools, $175. 646-6028, W(X)D STOVE- Wide style only one incorract Insertion and sonnel Department at Pioneer Good starting pay. Pleasant (78), Log Angeles 61 (72), Miami 67 ( 80), Minneapolis 48 (72), p^otbelly cooking top. j| INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES In- Master’s Degree preferred. GROW WITH US- Will train Corporation - expanding Mrion E. Robertson, Realtor, Everything must go! Rain or than only to* tha size of lha HUNCHESTER !:■: side saies and reiated duties. Parachute Company, 644-1581. working conditions. Great job New Orleans 53 (79), New York 40 (61), Phoenix 66 ( 86), San 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer Excellent shape. $175. Call Salary commensurate with for full time position as dealer network. No 643-5953. ******•••••••••••••••••••• shine. origtrtal insertion. Errors which WORUNt MIIWET Experience preferred. Fringe for right person, (tall 527-1164, Francisco 53 (72)., Seattle 45 (60), St. Louis 47 (71), $150. Outboard motor 40 horse 643-9776. •do not lessen tha value of tha* education and responsibility. Carpet Cleaner. Car experience necessary. gi benefits. EOE. 289-8291 after 4 Mr. Engle or Mr. Schmidt, Washington 47 ( 63). Evenrude $250. Mobilehome advarlisamant jwHI not tta cor- FOOTMLLMSOC. Send resume to Mrs. Micheal necessary. Salary, mileage, MAJOR CLEANING Complete training' program. PACKAGE STORE- Hebron * EDUCATION TAG SALE- Saturday & Sun­ :i|i p.m. mornings til 11:00. 45x10 with furniture in cam­ LADIES LEATHER 3/4 rected-.by'jai additional Inser­ PRESaiTS Hall, 308 Hemlock Point, plus benefits. Call 528-0292. COMPANY Has immediate $500. investment requii^ to Center, busy and growing day. Rose Lane Andover, first tion. *****••••••••••••••••••••• ping ground $4,000, Call 525- COAT- Size 8-10, fitted, belted, Coventry. openings in the Manchester start your own business. Ideal area. Fantastic potential in house on the right. Signs HMVEST OilNCE I MACHINE OPERATORS- WANTED- MANAGER Private Inetructlone 18 7100. cocoa, excellent, $15.00 Ladies BABYSITTER WANTED. area, for reliable part time for retired or part time. this operating store. High posted. 10 to 5. NovMiibtrlllh g: Experience peferred but not TRAINEE - Some experience •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• size 16 Forstmann wool coat, MATURE PERSON With at 2:30 to 9:30 pm. 2 children Cleaning Personnel. 6 a.m. to Details on request. Mr. volume. Includes all fixtures •••••••••••••••••••••••••A g: Featuring Main Streets necessary to operate smail preferred. Apply in person: REMEDIAL READING and 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and black, worn once, $1500. 643- least 2 years’ Bookkeeping ages 6 and 1. 646-1142. 9 a.m. Starting rate $3.50. Barker. ESCAA Field and equipment. Stock dollar Homee For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted 28 TAG SALE- 190 Chestnut N*fp Wantad 13 Banda. For Information I precision machines. 50 hour Shakee’s Pizza Parlor, Ver­ math; individualized work etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main 6526. Holp WanfKf 13 & Experience needed to assist Ekiual Opportunity Employer. Training Division, Box 19, for dollar. Asking $37,900. Call Street, near Forest. Saturday J week. All benefits. Appiy in non Circle, Vernon. program, (lst-8th grade) by Street, New Britain, 225-1977 contact Mrs. MacBryde, bookkeeper. Primarily ac­ CLEANING WOMAN Call Mary Ellen at 232:0^. Wading River, New York. for details, Group I, Lombar­ ANDOVER LAKE- End of IMMEDIATE Cash for vour o n ly , 10 to 3. L ittle of LUBRICATION PERSON HOUSE CLEANING Bolton. 646-0413 / Mrs. Horn- » person oniy 9 am to 12 noon counts receivable and 11792. master’s degree teacher. 568- Summer special offerings! In­ property. Let us explain our everything we can’t use, We buy, sell, trade. HOTPOINT MICROWAVE WANTED- One day a week. do and Associates. 649-4003. OVEN- $180. Huffy girls 26” 3 WANTED- To lubricate Must be mature and reliable. boatel, 643-8306. la n d 1 pm to 4 pm. C&W payable. Vernon area. Send 8075. sulated cottage with over 7 fair proposal. Cali Mr. maybe you can. Must have own transporta­ PERSON OR PERSONS FLORAL DESIGNER speed bike, $50. Zerosoft trucks and trailers. Related 643-2514 after 5:30 p'.m. I MANUFACTURING CO., 74 resume to Box P, c/o acres of beautiful wooded Belfiore, 647-1413, REPOSSESSED Electrolux tion. Oak Street, East Hart­ Needeed to do the following NEEDED- Full or part time. Water Softner, $200. All in experienced needed. Starting i Eastern Bivd., Glastonbury, Manchester Herald. ford. Call 569-1277. GUITAR. BANJO. Mandolin. land, (tall Katherine Bourn, SATURDAY & SUNDAY Oc­ Vacuum Cleaner, Substantial labor; Install emergency Apply Park Hill Joyce Florist, excellent condition! Cali pay $160 weekly. All fringe OPENINGS FOR GENERAL I 633-4631. Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, 742-9139. J. Watson ^ a c h Co., MAY WE BUY your home? tober 21st.-22nd. 10 am to Savings! Original Warrantee, lighting and smoke dectec- 36 Oak Street, Manchester. anytime, 646-5512. benefits. For appointment Factory help from 12 noon to 9 „ MAN NEEDED IN THE REUABLE PERSON With Popular. Ages 5-adults. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Quick, fair, all cash and no dusk, 58 Division Street, (off Call 646-3875. caU, 688-2233. ______FU LL tors, install split collars on Beginners - professionals. pm. or 4:30 to 8:30 pm. Apply .. V V .V * " * * * " * * ’ ******* E X P E R IE N C E D Application of Plastisol kitchen experience needed to EXPERIENCED All-round Equal Housing Opportunity. problem. Call Warren E. Pine Street). Furniture, Help Wanted 13 TIME Bridgeport machine furnace ducts. Cement ramp Easy Banjo method. FREE SEASONED FIREWOOD- EUROPEAN STERLING at Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent Coating. Involves working be a "Jack Of All ’IVades.” maintenance man. Must be Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. appliances, plywood, IMMEDIATE OPENINGS- operator wanted in a non­ at rear door, install panic loan instrument. Private Cut, split and delivered, $50 a Silver flatware, 8 place set­ Street, Manchester. with ovens, priming, dip Prep work, dishwashing, able to handle all types of household, baby items, and Counter help wanted, SECRETARY- Part time production shop. Call for in- coating, and inspection. hardware at 2 doors, install studio. 6466557. much more. truck load. Call Marlborough, ting, Singer Sargeant print some cooking. Must be railings at cement ramp and repairs and installations of Houeehold Goode 40 weekends, $2.91 to start, 18 or NURSES AIDE- Part time. 11 mornings, Vernon Circie area, terviw at E&S Gage, 649-3258. RMuires High School Grad Lole-Land for Sale 24 295-0034, or 295-0250. 20x23, framed $245, lined available weekends. Apply in weld wire to sloaped railings. li^ t equipment. Call 646-1737 over. Apply, 45 Burnside Ave., to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, 91 typing, and machine with common sense and the PIANO - VIOLIN lessons. TAG SALE- October 21 and 22, drapes $5.00. Call 643-4265. person: Rein’s N.Y. Style Deli Install 5 screens. Please sub­ for interview appointment. REFRIGERATORS East Hartford. Chestnut Street. 6494519. transcription a must. Send D if & SIP- Counter help ability to follow directions. East Hartford, experienced TWO GRAVESIDE LOTS- 9 am to 4 pm. 181 Wickham BOLENS 21” SELF Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, mit a sealed written bid for Washers, and ranges,' used, STEREO SYSTEM, 4 resume to Box AA c/o needed Sunday-’Thursday, 7 Must work neat, clean ef­ teacher, All styles, all Ages. Area 24, Rose Hill Memorial Drive, East Hartford. Cash PROPELLED MULCHER- Route 30, Vernon. the above labors to: Helen EXPERIENCED Industrial guaranteed and clean. New speakers, receiver, turntable, PART TIME- No nights. No Manchester Herald. p.m.-2 a.m. Apply in person ficient, and be mature and $6.00 per lesson. 569-4284. Park, (tall 649-5958, anytime only. Used one summer. $170. Call SALES PERSON - Full time Seele, Head Start WACAP, 32- sewing machine operators for shipment damaged, G.E. and head phones and cabinet. $400. weekends. Long holidays. Juiy any day between 8-12, 335 dependable. Experience after 6:00 p.m. 289-4535, and part time. New England’s manufacturing pillow covers. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. 649-9714 after 8 p.m. PART TIME MATURE Center Street, Manchester. preferred, but will train. $3.25 PART TIME Delivery boy and 34 Broad Street, Danielson, RIDING LESSONS indoor TAG SALE- Saturday October and August off! Many retirM oldest Fireplace and Stove Incentive pay plan, good Pearl and Son. 649 Main gentiemen and housewives STOCK CLERK - Apply in to start. 289-9321. COUNTER girl. Weekend Ct. 06239, before October riding ring. Western stock EAST HAMPTON- 2 wooded 21st. 334 Hilliard Street, 9 CAST IRON RADIATORS- Shop. Good salary, benefits, 27th., 1978. ' benefit prccram. Apply at Street, 643-2171. DOUBLE KITCHEN SINK- emoy driving School Buses. person to Furniture Depart­ SERVICE STATION hours. Ideal for high school. seat, saddle seat, and hun parcels of 61 acres and 73 weather permitting. Clothes, Assorted sizes, 5” deep X 27” bonus. Bolton area. Great Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent 60” long. Metal cabinet and all Why not you? We wiil train. ment, Mariow’s Inc., 867 Main Mechanic Wanted- PART OR CASHIER PART TIME. For Pleasent working conditions, seat. All levels 228-9817. acres in residential zone. toys, household goods, high. Call 643-8588, after 5:00 position for someone who Street, Manchester. LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ hardware included. $30. Call Call Vernon 875-2826, or Street, Manchester. FULL TIME. Only those with cash and carry lumber yard. good benefits. Apply Monday Extensive road frontage. Call records, building blocks, p.m. loves a challenge. Write Box tion, orange background with anytime 69-1447. Manchester 643-2414. good references need apply. Some evenings and Saturday. thru Saturday at Bess Eaton, VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. ceiling tile, “ elegant junk.” GG, c /o Manchester Herald. white floral print. Call after 4 MACHINIST / SKILLED Will train. Apply inperson For appointment call Dan or Talcottville Road, Vernon. Former faculty New York Watson Beach Co., FOR SALE- Brass Fireplace TEMPORARY NEVER A FEE p.m., 646-1168. STIHL CHAIN SAW- 14” bar, NURSES AIDES- Full tim^ SECOND SHIFT- The after 2 p.m., at Silver Lane Steve, at 649-0136. Music and Art High School. Manchester Office, 647-9139. TAG SALE- October 21st and draw type screen ana an­ ARRANGE A TOY & GIFT used only a few times, ail all shift. Experience following manufacturing Shell, 252 Spencer Street. Grossman’s, 266 Pine Street, TYPISTS Professional Singer/Pianist. 22nd, 541 Wall Street, Hebron dirons, size 31” x38” . Fits PARTY -Generous Awards. FULL TIME Gas Station KENMORE GAS STOVE. preferred, but training wiil be positions are avaiiabie for in- Manchester. Equal Opportuni­ 6446597. (Route 316). 9 am to 3 pm. Gambolati Built Fireplace. accessories included. $145 Demonstrators also needed. Attendant. Monday thru SECRETARIES Double oven, coppertone, very firm. (Original cost $200.) given. Apply in person; Ejast dividuais with prior MACHINIST / SKILLED ty Employer M/F. Call after 5:30 p.m. 649-2278. Over 300 newest most-wanted experience and capabaiities of SECOND SHIFT- The Friday. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply CLERKS Schoole-Cleeeee good condition. $75.00. Phone Call 643-9295. Hartforo Convalescent Home, ites. Call Collect 673-0494. Or in Person, Boland Oil, 369 1^ Buelneee Property 26 528-7392, TAG SALE, Saturday, Sunday 745 Main Street, East Hart­ operating independently. following manufacturing MOLD MAKER OR TOOL RECEPTIONISTS 10-4 pm. Girls teen clothing, ELECTROLUX VACUUM- write SANTA’S PARTIES. Center Street. See Ed, or Boh. MOVING, MUST SELL. ford. Internal Grinder, Taper positions are available for in- DYE MAKER to work on G«t btck in lh« Job m trkot, by FOR THE BEST - Manchester jewelry, shoes, hairdryer, With Power Nozzle, in Avon, Conn. 06001. It s an innovation that allows you to STAR your MANCHESTER- Retail, SMALL CAST IRON Laundry Appliances, furniture, drapes, Grinder, Assembler, Milling, dividuals with prior molds. Excellent starting pay. boing a DUNH ILL TEM P. W ork I Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 games, sink, odds & ends, excellent condition. Please FULL TIME POSITIONS- 3rd storage, and/or manufac­ stove. Two lids, smoke pipe end tables, complete fireplace Inspector, Jig Miil, experience and capabilities of Call 563-1475 between 8 am ona day, ona w aak, or ona m onth. I classified ad for extra attention value. M pupils per teacher. FREE in­ call after 4:00 p.m., 646-3125. shift, retail experience turing space. 2,000 sq, ft. to and asbestos floor board in­ skiis. 137 Green Manor Road. Bridgeport Operator, operating independently. and 4 pm. Inlaraating aialgnm anla. Call I troductory lesson with this ad. set, nick-nacks. For more in­ required. Fringe benefits and Tarry Cardila today! 289* 4319. yoor 'Id 100,000 sq. ft. Very cluded. $50.00, 643-7153. formation please call 649-2511 Broaching, Turret Lathe, Internal Grinder, Taper Call 6466306, or 646-3549. TAG SALE- October 21, 1978. BLACK RECLINER- Almost good pay. Apply in person, 509 S T A R R p . The only additional charge is for the reasonable. Brokers before 7 p.m. Driil Press. Appiy in person Grinder, Assembler, Milling, ...... new, $70. Single bed with mat­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT SEAMSTRESS WANTED, Center, Street. DUNHILL TEMP. space the STAR occupies. There are two protected. Call Heyman WHIRLPOOL WASHER $95. Miscellaneous items. 20 Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to Inspector, Jig-Mill, experience in evening wear • ------Wadsworth, Manchester, 10 tress and boxspring, $50. 44 I l l Founders P la u different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the Properties, 1-226-1206, and dryer $85. Excellent con­ LEAF, BRANCH 3:30 p.m., or caii 527-0741. Bridgeport Operators, and Bridal gown alterations. □ REAL ESTATE a.m. piece dinner set (3 cups mis­ NOTICE DENTAL SECRETARY. East East Hartford dition. 644-2615 after 5 p.m. SHREDDER. 6 horsepower Chishman Industries Inc., 8()6 Broaching, Turret Lathe, Call 643-4809. next time you have a really important message sing) $20. Call 643-4651. OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE of River, 3 days a week. with easy take leaf attach­ Windsor Street, Hartford, Drill Press. Apply in person 3-FAMlLY TAG SALE: Satur­ Etaperience preferred. Send Homee For Safa 23 ment. Excellent condition. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Ckinn. 06102.______Monday thru Friday, 8 am to RNs- Full time. 3 to 11 p.m. day, 9-5. Rain or shine. 15 LAMPS - GIFTS & wall resume to Box TT, c/o Real Eatate Wanted 28 $200. Phone 6496494. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ 3:30 pm or call "527-0741 shift. One for Emergency Bremen Road (off West accessories. Custom painted LEGAL SECRETARY. Start Manchester Herald. Qioic8- MANCHESTER- Just listed. 7 tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Cushman Industries Inc., 806 Room, and one for Surgical ALL CASH For your property, ALL COPPERTONE Center). Furniture, carpet, or ready painted. Ray’s November 15, 1978 for East FHENDLY NX GREIW COUP. Room Ranch. Formal Dining Connecticut, on September 12, 1978. Windsor Street, Hartford, Floor. Contact Director of within 24 hours. Avoid Red APPLIANCES REDUCED!! more. Ceramics, Vernon, Conn. n EXCELLENT ACRES Hartford Law Firm. Conn. 06102. Room. Family Room. 2 baths. PROPOSED ORDINANCE Nursing Services, Rockville Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Plus 7 Rooms of Furniture at Telephone 875-1165. Lo u Ik I In touthwMHrn N.H. 3 Ehiperience requred. Saiary TiUM IMIlAtER Etat in kitchen, full basement. .nlnutn Irani Mnt«. bordw. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town General Hospital, 31 Union Experienced shed tobacco Men and Women Excellent condition! $56,900. Corporation, 666131. SALE PRICES!! For details LIQUIDATED HOME, 179 commensorate with skiiis. MEN NEEDED By small SMALL ANTIQUE CIDER Prarantly zonnd lor MrlcuHiirnl of Manchester that the Town of Manchester grant to ’The Street, Rockville, 872-0501, farm Manager wanted. ’The Hayes Corporation, 646- call 522-1033. East Center Street. Apt. 4D. •nd rraldwiUtl. SnuHl 6 room 289-8625. manufacturing company to (Must bs ovsr 18 years) PRESS- Very decorative. Hartford Electric elight Company one access easement over Extension 322. Position available now. 0131. SELLING your house? Call us beds, bureaus mirror, china, camp on proporlr- 1,)0ir Iron- train for a variety of jobs Nssdad for OsiMral Rsstaursnt support work, Including first and we’ll make you a dining room set, glassware, Ideal for den or living room. tago on N.H. RL 32. 375,000. two parcels of land at Tolland ’Turnpike and south of Provides year round HOTPOINT BOOK A TOY & GIFT using hand and power tools. Grill Work, dishwashing, and customor ssrvlco. Many miscellaneous, Sunday 10 am Reasonable. Call 649-2507 Cill Aero RoaHy, Koono, N.H„ TELEPHONE SALES- Part MANCHESTER- Country type cash offer! T.J. Crockett, REFRIGERATOR, good con­ Burnham Street in connection with the Buckland Industrial PAR’TY - Generous Awards. Requires basic mechanical employment. Hosnital and positions availablo at night and woskonds. No to 5 pm. anytime. 003-352-2770 or 357-5470. time. Experienced preferred, location but close to con­ Realtor, 643-1577. dition, $50. Call 649-7220. Park, said parcels containing a total of 1.53 acres, more or DEMONSTRATORS ALSO ability, manual dexiterity, but not necessary. Health Ins., Pension, axporlsnos nsessssiy. Many axtraa. For dstails eat: veniences. ’This aluminum t f i i less, bounded and described as follows: NEEDD. Over 300 newest, and com m on sense. High Established service business. ^housing and many other n R S T PIECE most-wanted items. Cali School Grads only. Must Be Managar, batwasn 2 and 7, Monday thru Friday BM - H erald sided Cape on dead-end street Saiary pius commission. 528- benefits. Write Box H c/o collect 673-0494. Or write CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING features suiwr size country Beginning at a point on the northerly street line of Tolland mature, dependable, and 0292. Manchester Herald. Giving SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, willing to work. $3.25 to start. kitchen, living room, 3 Turnpike, said point of beginning having coordinates of N personal data and informa­ bedrooms, bath, full base­ A t fiicUjEttia / Conn. 06001. Call 289-9321. 349,697.43, E 648,709.97 based on the Connecticut Plane Coor­ WORK AT HOME On the House of the Week tion so that interview can FMENKY ICE GREilM SHOP ment, lot backs up to woods. APPLIANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO dinate System; thence S 63° 15’ 10” W along said northerly Phone servicing our Ic arranged. All informa­ 758 SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD Priced to sell at $43,000. EHO. customers in your spare time, 643-2711 street line 50.00 feet to a point; thence N 26° 44’ 50” W 50.00 tion kept confidential. B/W Realty, 647-1419, 249-7773. An Eqetl Oppottanltf Emplofet M/F feet to a point; thence N 63° 15’ 10” E 43.48 feet to a point; An Egua) Opportunity Employer. Bulldun, Plumburt, Sumoduluri, thence N 48° 21' 52” E 143.81 feet to a point of curvature; WANTED- OIL TRUCK thence northeasterly along a curve to the right having a cen­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECrriCUT Eluctriclano, Ruul Eotstu irokun sad NOTICE OF DRIVER. Class 2 licenses tral angle of 4° 56’ 30” , a radius of 3,328.06 feet and a length needed, aii benefit. Year Sslumun — Caff U$ lor Spaefaf of 287.03 feet to a point of compound curvature, said curve round work, 649-2871. M&M Prfc#8 on yourAppllanco Noodo and Sarvleaa... data and all below described curve data being based on the Oii Services. Chord (Railroad) Definition; thence northeaserly along a ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE OCTOBER “WANT AD” SPE 443-44B HARTFOIID MAD MANCHESTH curve to the right having a central angle of 7° 36’ 10” , a PART TIME CUS’TODIAN- OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31sl. 1978 raONE 647-9997 radius of 2,850.35 feet and a length of 378.20 feet to a point; Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap­ In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 proxim ately 20 hours per thence N 53°- 20’ 56” W 276.39 feet to a point on the westerly and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ week. Repiy to P.O. Box 847, GIRLS Hartford Electric Light Company right of way line; thence S tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Manchester, Conn. 16° 39’ 06” E along said right of way line 100.00 feet to a point Connecticut, on September 12, 1978. on the northerly property line of land now or formerly of PROPOSED ORDINANCE MLLTUNSKY Consolidated Rail Corporation a bearing of S 24° 05’ 16” . E, PURCHASE OF PROPERTY ON ADAMS STREET School being radial to the next described curve at said point; thence GROW WITH US FROM THE ESTATE OF ALEXANDER JARVIS 4 S!, 4 *4' ★ ALUMINUM « VINYL SIDINQ HOME HAS I.AIIGE FAMILY ROOM southwesterly along a portion of said northerly property line Mechanics with auto repair, which is a curve to the left having a central angle of 2° 10’ BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town machine assembly or maintenance (20 Cofora To Chooaa Prom) experience. We are an industi^ 22” a radius of 3,039.48 feet and a length of 115.26 feet to a of Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase for the leader and we need your skills to RUSTIC THREE BEDROOM point of compound curvature; thence southwesterly along a sum of less than One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars from the help us grow. Both salary and ★ AWNINUS A CANOPIES benefits' are excellent. Apply in portion of said northerly property line which is a curve to the Estate of Alexander Jarvis, two certain pieces or parcels of person today. ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS left having a central angle of 10° 25’ 00” a radius of 2,800.35 land located on the esterlyside o f Adams Street in the Town 1 feet and a length of 509.09 feet to a point of compound cur­ of Manchester. Connecticut. Said pieces or parcels being a HUPa BVFFVM 1. Over 12 yrs. o' Phon« 649-9095 BED ROOM FA«O-D««0 »M vature ; thence southwesterly along a portion of said norther­ portion of the premises known as Adams Street and being i3'-o'iir- y iVo-.n'-r ’" ly property line which is a curve to the left having a central more particularly bounded and described as follows: MACNHCCa " I l r F 4 0 0 FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS angle of 4° 56’ 30” a radius of 3,278.06 feet and a length of PARCEL “ A ” 383 Ellington Road CASH O NLY 282.72 feet to a point of tangency; thence S 48° 22’ 52” W Beginning at a merestone at the intersection of the-southerly GARAGE East Hartford LIVING ROOM along said northerly property line 150.32 feet to a point on the street line of Center Street at the easterly street line of ■ NO CHARGES I Heat IT’-6*«ll'-3‘ 20’-0’.20'-6‘ northerly street line of Tolland Turnpike which is the point Adams Street, said point being the northwesterly com er of BED ROOM I BED ROOM l2'-0*iir-3* Plan 261 and place of beginning. the land herein conveyed, the line runs thence in a southerly The above described parcel is primarily 50 feet in width direction along the easterly line of Adams Street for a dis­ Commercial and Non-Commercial PORCH_IT'-6'i3'-6* and contains 1.41 acres, more or less. Jl" tance of twenty (20) feet to a point; thence in a northeasterly Programmers . -...... ••• '■ ’°v" * **o Being designated as Parcel A on the hereinafter described direction along the arc of a circular curve to the r i^ t having I. W illing to work hard map. M aff o r Briim Your Ad Tedofl a delta angle of 90° for a distance of thirty-one and 42/100 NC tec - SECOND PIECE (31.42) feet along other land of the grantor to a point in the master bedroom is highliglited Beginning at a point on the easterly line of ’The Hartford southerly street line of Center Street; thence in a westerly FULL a PART TIME by a spacious walk in closet Electric Ught Company right of way south of Burnham direction along the southerly street line of Center Street for MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD and a private bath with Street, said point of beginning having coorinates of N 351,- Mint b« abto lo mHt P.O. BOX 591 L Able to work 3 hrs. af CBy W. D. FARMER vanity. a distance of twenty (20) feet to the point of beginning. pr»r*M thctit ina 810.55, E 649,493.75 based on the C c^ecticut Plane Coor­ pn>;ii > K from drmringi. K PARCEL ” B” HUNCHESTER CARPET CENTER For added storage there is a dinate System; thence N 23° 28’ 39” W along said right of kuU Una sMOftHiiay m MANCHEST-ER, CONN. 06040 “ flttIP*! Economic use of space in Beginning at a point at the intersection of the easterly street •mil M M r t a m or on • 311 Main.Strest 646-2130 disappearing stair leading to way line 28.56 feet to a point; thence N 20° 58’ 05” E 105.12 oonlnotbatlo. this home allows for spacious line of Adams Street of the northerly street line of Olcott Aovomniw the attic space. Outside feet to a point; thence N 6° 10’ 50” W 21.45 feet to a point- ter school and convenient living. The Street, said point being located four hundred eighteen and Wo ara a growlne Mgli Dear Sirs: storage is adjacent to the thence N 81° 28’ 10” W 94.33 feet to a point on the easterly lyhnclopir eompany entry is directly into the large 70/100 (418.70) feet southerly of a merestone located at the double garage. Hartford Electric Light Company right of way line; thence N living room. A door which northwesterly com er of land of the grantor, the line runs PleiM run the following ad-for 4 days at tha «nwrui This hou.se contains a total 23° 28’ 39” W along said right of way line 23.59 feet to a point; FREE CHIMNEY thence in an easterly direction along the northerly street line money-saving rate of '4.001 ^ closes the room off for of 1.224 square feet. thence S 81° 28’ 10” E 122.28 feet to a point; thence S 6° 10’ ■dMiU raaum la oonadanao entertaining also leads to a of Olcott Street for a distance of sixty-seven and 83/100 I* Wamn M araeo, * . Ambitious boys 3 50” E 41.71 feet to a point; thence S 20° 58’ 05” W 130.34 feet hall and the rest of the house. to the point and place of beginning. (67.83) feet to a point; thence along the arc of a circular CHECK ENCLOSED U CASH ENCLOSED INSPECTION lan.., You may purchase curve to the right having a delta angle of 125° - 24’ - 40” for a b b ik r sctamnc The family-dining room ’The above described Parcel is 20 feet in width and contains CHECK OUR SPECIALS ON combination has lots of light complete working 0.12 acre, more or less. distance of seventy-six and 61/100 (76.71) feet to a point in iMSTwjiBfrcaiipaiiT (1) the easterly street line of Adams Street; thence along the ••JJWWdraf’ CamJMW74 (*) 0) (4) (*) can earn over REPAIR A CLEANING CHIMNEYS drawings, material lists Being designated as Parcel B on the hereinafter described .•-.42 map. easterly street line of Adams Street for a distance of sixty- An iqmi oppotNuNtr nmalnmr and plans for the above seven and 83/100 (67.83) feet to the point of beginning. Call Today 646-5033 J 1 . ^ ’liie aforesaid premises are more particularly shown on a 1 house, Number Said pieces or parcels of land being a portion of the premises r k 1 certain map enUtled, ’’Plan Showing Easements Granted by (•) (7) 261—from Larry Town

CROSS DOWN internal revenue SERVieE ! D e a r A bby ( iVe G O T PISC O Answer to Previous Puzzle b V H IV r <1190 A P IS C E S, V^E\/EK, BEAUTIFUL!^ B A B E ‘S 8006IE efruit 1 Separate C T n By Abigail Van Buren -Rapidly 2 Fullness 0 R A n THC M/m oiM/lL 11 Pincers 3 Brigand 0 L n 5)5'? 13 Located 4 Jacob's first R E N c □ 14 Antenna wife U N D E ffT tS, r Fl&uRBO 15 Refer 5 Eon E T H Y LI 16 Genetic 6 Ecumenical d A A Y O U v M o u L D d e a r ABBY: Fred and I have been married 14 years if material 7 Partner M 1 L 1 ] GUYS gt you can call this a marriage. Fred says that marriage is a y f- 17 Gallic 8 Penetration in D E R O ffe n d i SMv/ce* 31 Sentcee Offend (( affirmative perception •u T 31 Sentcee Ottered 31 Buftdtng ContneUng 33 job, like any other job and since everybody gets at least one kS/) 1 N F L W |Lf.l^|^ Tto CJViRY I 19 Time period 9 Giving up Q E T 0 N day a week off from his job, a man should get a day a week c 0 L E E R u E MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ 0 1PI UNwd FMhire SmOkWH, Bie. (abbr.) 10 Paradises TILE YOUR bathroom, CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, off from his marriage. So, Fred works at our marriaoe sly E T A T N E R A tory service on color and 20 Dance 12 Sloppy person kitchen, entrance way, Additioms, Repairs, Cabinets. fo R A C^URLB HuNdPBI> days a week, but U kes Sundays off. '"" r ia g e six 8 A T E E 8 8 T black and white TV. Stereo, Prltcilla’i Pop - Ed Sullivan costume 13 Putting by fireplace. Put your woodbur­ Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 22 Stripe phonograph. A&B Electronic, twos ning stove on a tile base. 871- | i He leaves the house Saturday night, and I don’t see him 23 Generals 33 Whits and fist 1160 New Britain Ave., West 9457. I - ’ again until early Monday morning. He puts about 350 miles I FOUNP A 18 Egypt (abbr.) GENERAL CARPENTRY, A BEAUTIFUL ) HEV, ^ VOU SHOULPN'T^ (abbr.) shining 43 Requires Hartford, 551-0655. I on his car and I don t have the slightest idea where he’s ter r ific BAR(SAIN 21 Concord Repairs, Remodeling, SHARKSKIN I ’P LIKE LET HIAA SET 24 Food served 34 Quota 48 Fleet post Hornet fo r R ent ' been. 23 Dancer 32 Garages, Additions, PorclhS, 54 Autoa For Sate ei Autoa For Sale AT THE CLOTHING SUIT.' TO SEE T VOU UP UKE 26 Getting higher 35 Crackpot 61 Truoka for Sale 62 office (abbr.) CARPET INSTALLATION - I never heard of any other couple with this kind of PI5 COUNT /MART IT.' 28 Hooiiar state Rogers Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. THAT.', 25 One 37 Clatter Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. PAINTING - Interior and EXTRA LARGE- 3 bedroom arrangement. Have you? But the way Fred explains it VESTERPAV' 1% (abbr.) 49 Went before '-C all Mr. Moran 643-2629. 1974 CHRYSLER NEWPORT- 1974 DODGE DART SPORT. 1976 CHEVROLET C/30 27 Set of 38 Lied Steam Cleaning. Free es­ exterior, paperhanging, house with garage and yard it makes sense. 30 Convent 51 Pood fish 2 Door Hardtop. $2500. 434 49,000 miles, 318 engine, PICKUP- Scottsdale. 454, matched timates. Call 649-6265. excellent work References. for kids. (65-17). Rental Is he crazy, or am 1? Inmate 39 Is overfond FARRAND REMODELING-- Foster Street, South Windsor, automatic transmission, A.C., cruise, power steering 31 Term of furniture 52 Automotive so­ Free estimates. Fully in­ Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. 41 Strikes with Specializing Cabinets and For­ call after 6 p.m., 644-0268. power steering, air con­ and brakes. Twin tanks, FRED'S WIFE address 29 Was wilted ciety (abbr.) EXPERT PAINTING and sured. Martin Matson, 649- LAND^APING ^pecializ^, mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, ditioning, AM/FM 8-track Reese Hitch with brake con­ 32 One horse 4431. MANCHESTER- Attractive DEAR W IFE: Marriage is a sevenday-a-week job, and 1 2 3 4 5 Exterior House Painting. Room Additions, Decks, 1973 PLYMOUTH SCAMP, radio. $1995. Call 742-8436 trol, cab. Excellent condition. carriage 6 7 5 0 10 auomatic, with slant 6 engine. after 6 p.m. 643-2459 after 6:00 p.m. there’o no time off for good lor bad) behavior. Fred ia far 33 Electrically Tree pruning, spraying, chird"eS,'^?'‘^u, ^^“ 'j.a 11 12 13 QUALITY PAINTING and Original owners. Good condi­ from crazy, but I'm not so sure about you, II you’re buying it. charged parti­ mowing, weeding. Call 7fi- Real Estate, 646-1980. 7947. Paper Hanging by Willis BooUng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 tion. 646-4644. DODGE CHARGER 1969, 383 cle 14 15 Schultz. Fully insured 2 barrel, 2-door. $300. Needs Motorcyclea-BIcyclaa 64 36 Duration COVENTRY- 4-room house, DEAR ABBY: A fter being a widow for three years, I mar­ references. 649-4343. BIDWELL Home Improve­ work. 643-7551. 39 Position in 16 18 HEAVY OR LIGHT unfurnished, redecorated, tile 1967 CHEVY IMPALA- 283 V- ried a man 1 met in Miami last winter. (I'm 51 and Nate is 59 ) ment Co. Expert installation TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville education 1 1 ■ TRUCKING, Cellars, attics bath and shower. Nice yard. 8. Automatic transmission. You might call it a whirlwind romance, as we had known lo-iv 40 Possessive 20 J.P . LEW IS & SON Interio of aluminum siding gutters 1976 PONTIAC VENTURA- 2 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and and yards cleaned, also stone, Parking. No pets. Lease. 423- ’Two door hardtop. Reliable each other only three weeks. Nate had been divorced for pronoun and Exterior painting, paper and trims. Roofing installa­ door, 31,000 miles. White 24 1 1 loam or sand delivered. 644- 4190, 928-5095 evenings. transportation. As is, $125. rack. $1,750. 2894042. five years. 42 Downpour 27 1775 or 644-9532. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- sidewall tires, power brakes, Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawrence ■ 644-1266. 1 had never met any of his family and was looking forward 44 Grain 28 z. 30 try. Fully insured. 649-9^ . 2323. power steering, automatic, SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18,- to it. Well, yesterday Nate told me that he had received an IF THERE’S NO OTHER WAV 45 School organi­ rear window defogger, 250 000 miles, very reasonable. MAVBE 50—BUT IF OKAY, LET’S ASSUME MAYBE THE b e s t " 31 1 FALL CLEAN UPS- Fer­ 1973 JAVELIN AMC- Fully invitation to his daughter’s wedding, and hoped I wouldn’t POWNiTHIS ELEVATOR'S OOTTA zation (abbr.) Building ContneUng 33 SPECIALIZING cleaning and cubic inch/6 cylinder engine. Must sell. 649-1543. THERE’5 NO BUTTON ' HE WANTS T'KEBP COVER-UP WOULP^ 46 M ao_____ tilizing. Snow plowing, Officea-Stona tor Rent 55 equipped. Low mileage. Be THE WAY B066S SETS DOWN TO PUSH, HOW DOES , 1 c m TREE SERVICE - Free repairng cimneys, roof, new Charter Oak Buick, 649-4571. mind if HE went to Chicago for a few days without me. (We THE SUB-BASEMENT BET0_U4BEL, h EY! MAVBE tung 33 34 31 36 37 35 residential and commercim. E xcellent condition. $1800. TO HIS SUB-BASEMENT! ' H E m a k e IT SO BUTTON SECRET- estimates, discount senior WES ROBBINS carpentry roofs. F ree estim ates. 30 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low live in New York.) reOT SUMTHIU 47 Hill of beans ■ Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot Call anytime, 871-2519. DOWN THERE ? 30 10 43 citizens. Company remodeling specialist. Ad­ years Experience. Howley, 1977 BUICK SKY HAWK- mileage. Excellent condition. Abby, I was flabbergasted! I am a lady, and refuse to be t h e r e , e a s y : 50 Pounder F Manchester-owned and ditions, rec rooms, dorm ers,' 643-5361. store on busy street. Large u sh it and 1 1 DRAPERIES CUSTOM Bucket seats. 4 speed $650. Call 643-5849. hidden away. Nate’s family knows he has remarried, so why P 53 Ran off to 44 46 operated. Call 646-1327. display windows. $125 1974 AMC HORNET WAGON. LET’S FIND MADE - Very reasonable. built-ins, bathrooms, transmission. V-6 engine. Call should they expect him to leave his wife home? wed 1 1 ■ kitchens, 649-3446. monthly. Lease required. Lee Very good running condition. OUT! 47 46 ^0 50 51 Work guaranteed. Call ROOFER WILL Install roof, Charter Oak Buick, 649-4571. 1975 YAMAHA 175 D.T.- When 1 told him to tell his daughter that he wanted to 54 Closed up 52 B&M TREE SERVICE. siding or gutters for low dis­ & Lament Realty, 875-4690. Asking $1795. Weexdays after 55 Church anytime, 649-4266. 6, weekend anytime, 646-2191. Asking $600. Please call after bring his wife, he said that his daughter had asked him S3 54 Complete tree care, Free es­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY count price. Call Ken at 647- GRANADA, 1975,4-door, stan­ 6:00 p.m., 6464135. council to please leave me home! 58 City in timates. SENIOR Citizen Carpentry and general con­ 1566. MANCHESTER- Main Street dard floor shift. V-6 with 74,- 55 56 HANDYMAN - Need work modem office available. 400 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO- Are second wives supposed to just disappear on such occa­ Yorkshire Discount. Call 643-7285. tracting. Residential and 000 miles. Great gas mileage. 1961 HARLEY DAVIDSON 45 done around the home? Please sq. It. Heat/AC included. Call 2-door, vinyl top, V-8, 44,000 sions? I know lots of second wives who have attended tl e commercial. Whether it be a ROOFING / GUTTERS- One owner car, well cared for. cu. in., suicide shifter, 41 INEWSRARER ENTERRRISE ASSN) call 568-6356, after 5:00 p.m. 64^2469 or 646-2755. miles. Moving. Must sell. $1,- weddings of their husband’s children by a previous mar­ REWEAVING burns, holes. small repair job, a custom Reasonable rates. Free es­ AM/FM radio, Michelin tires. frame and springer, $1600. 500. 649-2142 Days. riage. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. SHEETROCK WORK - built home or anything in timates. Experienced. Quality 646-2698 after 5 p.m. Telephone 646-8519. Window shades, Venetian between, call 646-1379, workmanship! All 643-6658 Should I insist that if he goes, I go? Or should I tell him Carpentry. Ceiling Repaired 1968 IMPALA Station wagon, . _ ..i blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. anytime. that, if he goes, he doesn’t have to come back? Or should 1 Ma^uspii.onl 9 and Painted. Free estimates. excellent running condition. 1965 MUSTANG FASTBACK. Campen-Tnilen Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- John McHugh 643-6130, mor­ NEWTON SMITH- Wanted to Rent 57. IVIany new parts. (Jood condi­ Mobile Homea 65 swallow my pride and let him go without me? Win at bridge 5221. 643-0315. nings or after 6 p.m. Remodeling, R epairs, and TRACY BROTHERS - tion. Needs paint and clutch. BURNING IN BINGHAMTON Alley Oop — Dave Graue Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, COUPLE WITH One child 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT- $550 or best offer. 649-1596. 1973 IN TR EPID - 20 foot ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ 649-3144. GRAVEL, Built-Up Roofing. needs 5 or 6 room duplex or 4-door, good condition. 649- Travel Trailer - Stove, DEAR BURNING: Let him go—alone. A lady goes only RRST, WE MUST OKAY.' SO NOW THAT WE'RE/ TAKE ...HOLP ONTO WHY,..rTl9 tics, garages, yards cleaned, Commercial & ffesidential house. Reasonable. 649-8952. ATTAIN AS MUCH , ITS CALLED A HOUSEWORK got you down? 3576, 1967 CHRYSLER 300 Conver­ refrigerator, heated. Full where she is invited. ON TOP OF THIS -THINe...-/ THIS, THE END OF IT OPENINGS WHAT PA R A SEB D i moving, trucking. Loam for CARPENTRY & Masonry - Free Estiates. 872-6269. HEISHTASWECAN'.' General cleaning, steam tible - Running condition. In shower, and toilet. Tandem DEAR A BBY: Ju st last month 1 met a very attractive WHATS' N EXT? ------MISS AND WAVE IT UP! / TH' MECI HERESOC Picking the right loser sale. Lawn service. No job too Additions and remodeling. m a r r i e d c o u p l e with dog O... A cre iwnT extraction carpet cleaning, 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE- 4 use daily. Many new parts. wheel. Call 688-0383. man my own age (60). We met under sad circum stances- his FOR YO U! big or small. 568-8522. Free estimates. Call Anthony Heating-Plumbing 35 wish to rent small house or $300. Call after 5 p.m., 646- floor waxing & stripping, win­ door, 31,000 miles, white wife was being buried that day. (His wife had been a friend dow cleaning, carpet & up- Squillacote 649-0811. apartment. 289-2473. 3553, or 649-3781, sidewall tires, automatic, OPEN HOUSE- October 19, of my sister’s.) I have been a widow for several years, but COMPLETE CARPET i Tile holstrey shampooing. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 20, & 21. New 14 foot wide on He takes his ace of clubs, installation and repairs. Free power steering, power brakes, this is the first man who has made me feel "alive" and 1 can’t NORTH 10-lP-A Professional/Insured. Free CARPENTRY - Repairs, cleaned with electric cutters, WANTED TO RENT / 1974 MERCURY MON’HEGO display, with wood burning cashes the king of hearts, estimates. Call 646-3745, after remodeling, additions, gar­ air conditioning, 6 cylinder. get him out of my mind. ♦ 743 Estimates. Call by professionals. McKinney DESPERATE! Before MX Villager 9 passenger sta­ fireplace. No better time to W A 32 leads a heart to dummy’s 5 p.m. ages, roofing, call David Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Charter Oak Buick, 649-4571. DOMES’TICARE at 643-1945. winter, house or apartment tion wagon, power steering, trade. 15 y e a rs financing I don’t want him to think I am chasing him, but how can I ♦ AQ ace, ruffs a club, enters Patria, 644-1796. pany, 643-5308. for family of five. see him again? I have a feeling he noticed me. All I have to dummy with the ace of dia­ E D ’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ 1973 KARMANN GHIA- brakes, automatic, air, available. Snow only, $10,9%. « Q7 53 2 Reasonable. In or around Over 50 homes to choose from go on is the look in his eyes when we met. He looked into my monds, ruffs a second club, tics and cellars cleaned. Limited Edition, convertible r a d i a ls , 56,000 m iles, WEST EAST FORMER SECRETARY LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - NO JO B TOO Small - Toilet Manchester. Call 642-7737. throughout the state. For in­ eyes as if he were reading my mind! And when we said good­ gets back to dummy again Reasonable rates. Call 646- classic. Radials, new roof, Excellent condition. $2,800. ♦ Q10 2 ♦KPSb Desires typing in my home. New homes custom built repairs, plugged drains, formation call: Connecticut bye, he touched my hand quite tenderly. When I walked with the diamond queen and 1943 for free estimate. new paint. Like new; $2,300. 1- 742-8142. W 85 V 976 Qualitv work, done remodeled, additions, rec kitchen faucet replaced, COLLEGE STUDENT wants Mobile Home Brokers, 423- ruffs a third club to set up 429-7173. away, something made me turn back and look at him once 476532 484 reasonably, and promptly. rooms, garage, kitchens repaired, rec rooms, room with kitchen privileges 2026, division of Plaza Mobile dummy’s queen as the last BRICK, Block, Stone. more, and there he was - still looking at me. Am 1 foolish to Please call 646-4995. remodeled, beth tile, cement bathroom remodeling, heat in Manchester area. Max per Homes. 828-0369. Ol9;aDyNeA.lrK,TM IWg US PM pit 6J10 9 4K864 club and east’s last heart as Fireplaces, concrete. 1976 FORD GRANADA GHIA- Truoka for Sale think he felt something special for me? modernization, etc. free week, $25. Call 647-9375 o r ! .J 5 » SOUTH the high trump. Chimney repairs. No job too work. Steps, dormers, I don’t want to wait too long before making a move residential or commercial. Estim ate gladlV'given' M &M «52, K ^ p trying. sitlewaH The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productlona 4 A J 8 South is now in his own small. Save! Call 644-856 for ODD JOBS- 3 ambitious young . pow er 1974 DODGE MAXIVAN- because he is so very attractive I fear he won’t be alone Call 649-4291. Plumbing i Heating. 649-2871...... a u to m a tic INTERNATIONAL Travelall Customized (hamper. Heavy T K Q J 10 4 hand and ready to lead his estimates. men working through school, Mlac. for Rent steering, power brakes, air Sale- 1970- 72’s. Many to long. 58 duty, automatic, bubble top, 4 K J 10 9 last good diamonds in order will do any painting, light conditioned, am/fm stereo. choose from. Good to fair con­ What do you advise? *MIS 5 smOA/GSTONS ' f MANCHESTER PLUMBING closet, table, sleeps 4. New ♦ A to discard spades from dum­ carpentry, or odd jobs at FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Charter Oak Buick, 649-4571. dition. Dealers welcomed. QUALITY CARPENTRY By & HEATING - Repairs. INSIDE STORAGE for boats radials. Well maintained. THINKING OF HIM my. reasonable rates. Remodeling and Additions. Call John Ttrall at 643-2414 for Haro Construction Additions, Remodeling. Pumps repaired and trailers. October 1st to $4900. Call 643-5478. Vulnerable: North-South / Suppose East trumps one Professional experience. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 1976 BUICK CENTURY - appointment. DEAR THINKING: You u y that hia wife had been a good roofing,mg, sidingsidine decksdeck.s andanH gar-oar. / replaced. Free estimates. May 30th. All storage in or Dealer: South of those diamonds. That will References. 649-3423 after 5 years experience! For Free Custom 9 Passenger Wagon. friend of your siatcr. Aak your sister to invite this poor, ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. E le ctric drain-snaking. 24- out. Saturday am, 643-83^. AutomoUva Senloe be his only trick. South with pm ask for Jim . Estimates, call 646-4239. Wood grain, am radio, power 88 grieving widower to her home for dinner. And you be there. West North East South hour service. 646-0237 1966 FORD ECONOLINE eight tricks in will still score steering, power brakes, air VAN- Engine good. Body How else?. 14 WE PAY $10 for complete o his last diamond and ace of conditioned, rear defogger. needs work. $200 firm. Pass 24 Pass 34 0 649- □ AUTOMOTIVE Charter Oak Buick, 649^571. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Who anid the toon yean are the happieat? For Abby'a CC2C5/...BUT Pass 44 Pass 4 NT spades while dummy will ArUdea for Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Peta 1919, after 5:00 p.m. 43 Apartmanta For Rent 53 Auto Body. 528-1990. new hoeklet "What Teenagera Want to Know," write £ 3 NOT Pass 54 Pass 5 NT get his deuce of trumps and □ RENTALS Abhy: M2 Lnaky Dr., Beverly HUa, Calil. 90212. Eneloae T H A T 64 queen of clubs. 4 PIECE WALNUT Airtot F o r S ale 61 Pass 64 Pass DOG-CAT boarding bathing / $1 and a leag, atiuaped (28 eentn), aeU-nddreaaed envelope, SH E Pass Pass Pass Suppose East refuses to BEDROOM SET, good condi­ grooming. Obedience, protec­ 4-ROOMS, HEATED 2nd I*" ruff a diamond. South will Rooma for Rent 52 pleaee. ;OULD tion, 25” Zenith color ’TV, as tion classes. Complete floor, wall to wall carpeting, 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- READ collect four diamonds, his is, red rug approximate 12x14, modern facilities. Canine appliances, private entrance, speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new Opening lead: 6 J own five trumps, the black THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - UPS brown tw ew rug, 9x10 and Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon porch, yard, parking, $ ^ . radials, (2 snows), excellent aces and a ruff with Birch House Women. (Central­ / pads for each, (fall anytime Road. Manchester. For reser­ Adults, no pets, ^curity condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. dummy’s deuce of trumps. 649-8871. ly located. Downtown A atro g rap h vations please call 646-5971. references. Available East will take his good Manchester. Kitchen By Oswald Jacoby November 1st. 528-1857. 1969 VW BUG - Very good con­ The Born Loaar — Art Sanaom trump a t trick 13. privileges. Call 649-2358. and Alan Sontag •••••••••••••••••••••••••• SMALL BEAGLE DOG- dition. $800. Call 646-1311, c Registered. All ready trained. FAMILY SPECIAL- 5 after 5 p.m. r : Building Suppilea 42 problem that has had you See if you can figure out ^-■»'>f]Q]Q[garTyar: 12 gauge automatic Shot Gun. BRIGH’fLY FURNISHED- spacious rooms, 2 family I^/E4Or6J0OP^®M$AWPBAI?\ IH B (2 O 0 P (^ntlem en only. Central loca­ t e i down. This should give you how South m akes six hearts $250 for dog & gun. Call 289- home. Off street parking and A’TTENTION- Come see our much to cheer about this eve­ i O m DOUBLE EXTERIOR Front tion. Kitchen privileges. WHICH CO ------T D 'm '(0 0 4911. yard. Only $200. (63-29). Ren­ great selection of quality after West opens the jack of A Vermont reader asks if Doors, complete with casing, Security and references. Call ning. tal Assistors, 236-5646, small preowned autos. Completely UMiiDiiiu PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) The :iDi) m ir FiE$T? m m > clubs. We’ll give you a tip. It the P itt (?oup is named after ail hardware, weatherstrip­ 643-2693 for appointment. FREE TO GOOD HOME fee. econditioned at Manchester fine mental work and organiza­ is another lose on the pea­ an actual player. ping, and double aluminum adorable kittens. Jet black, Honda. Connecticu’s largest October 29,1171 tional foundation you have laid nuts, make on the bananas No, George Coffin of Walt­ storm doors. 83x62 rough fluffy tiger, and tortoise shell. NO LEASE REQUIRED- most complete Honda deaer There is not too much you can’t Is now ready to support a hand. ham, Mass., probably in­ opening. $150. Call 649-2797. 342-0571 / 633-6581. Cozy 1 bedroom in house with 24 Adams Street, Manchester handle this coming year. strong structure. Build as large The key is that South has vented the name. We will You're ready to take large to let East make a trump show the play in tomorrow’s T Apartmanta For Rent 53 caroet, fireplace and more. as you’d like. HELP! Must give away to Only $135. (65-30). Rental 1974 JE E P CJ-5, 258 C.I. High steps forward In your over-all ARIES (March 21-April 10) Ex­ trick in order that South can article. Performance Engine. 20.000 development. press your Ideas on how you avoid two spade losers. (NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN.) excellent homes due to IDOKING for anything in real Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. miles. Hooker Headers. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Know­ tough prolect being han- Asthma attack. 4- long h a ir^ estate rental - apartments, see i Easy-Knit Holley Four Barrel. ing how to get the most out of died, You hold the key to the tiger kittens, 7 weeks old, 1 homes, m ultide dwelUngs, no 4- ROOM APARTMENT. Heathcliff — George Gately Offenhauser High-Rise the very least Is your forte riddle._____ Everyone will be de­ year old long haired black fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Married couple preferred. No tO-i9 Manifold. Monroe Magnum today. Don’t let others with lighted to team up with you. mother cat, 3 year old long Associates, Inc. 646-1980. pets. References and security. haired mulitcolored female Call 643-7443. Shocks. All Gauges. ’Two ^tis less savvy do your thinking lor TAURUS (Aprfi 204lay 20) Per­ eil76WNEA.M.TiLn99.U5 PM.OH. spayed cat. Box trained. Good Of Tires. Fog Lights. Roll you. Like to find out more form to the fullest today and MANCHESTER- MAIN about yourself? Send for your you can’t go wrong. Even If you with children and other pets. RESPON SIBLE FEM ALE to Bar. Excellent Shape. Call WInthrop — Dick Cavalli S’TREET- 2 room apartment, copy of AstroGraph Letter by gel stuck there’ll be an angel in Please call 646-0867. share apartment with same. 623-4051. heated, hot water, appliances, mailing SO cents for each and a the wings, pushing you on to a n^^ts, parking, security. 523- Large bedroom. 647-9988. I' CHIHUAHUA- Male, four 1970 CUTLASS SU PREM E- long, self-addressed, stamped, substantial return. ITSEBV\ 5 \A^ \ GEMINI (May 216une 20) This years old, with papers. Special Edition. W31 350 ram envelope to AstroGraph, P.O. H A V E A 1 •Y 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX with Box 489, Radio City Station. Is one of those lovely days for Trained, housebroken, loves air. 4 speed. Ralley suspen­ BUPDINORKX / m FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 1 1/2 baths, nice big kitchen, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify both your work and your plea­ children. $100. 289-2ffi4. utilities not furoishd. $215. sion. (3ood condition. $1500 UTTLE INCUR - 426 Broad St. $155. Securit After 4 p.m., call 649-6927. birth sign. sure. After a satisfying work deposit. No appliances. Available November 1st, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Ne«. 22) A day, Ihe evening holds enjoy­ ___ FREE ENGLISH SE’TTER- Married couple. No pets. security. 649-3100. person Indebted to you will ment with friends. Female, spayed. 1 1/2 years 4 to 6 W EEKS DeUvery- 1972 Telephone 643-4751. Dodge Polara, Hardtop. $1200 welcome Ihe opportunity to put CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be­ old. Pedigree. (Riod home. APPLICATIONS accepted for Automatic, power steering, to work some of those Ideas cause you concentrate on what Call 649-1504. 5- room second floor apart­ you want In the long run, not on FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. power brakes, air con­ you’ve had sitting on the back ment. Tile bath, carpeting, momentary pleasure, you’ll set All utilities, in Manchester. ditioning, good condition. burner. Let him help. appliances, utilities not in­ a course today others will want $205 monthly. Call 649-4708. After 5, 6464153. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. cluded. Married couples, no 21) The lion’s share of Ihe to follow. io-W Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 pets. References and security. apdils could be yours today. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have VERNON- Well maintained PLYMOUTH FURY HI- 1967 W [ PIOM $225 per month. Send replies You'll use the right tact and learned your lessons well and garden apartments. Frank 4-door, automatic, 1974 FURY - 1614-foot to Box R , c/o Manchester diplomacy and break Ihe barri­ should profit from yesterday’s Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or mechanically sound. Body fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Resident Manager 871-9188. Herald. . ers of a stubborn situation. mistakes. An invitation could 1975 S5-borsepower outboai^ needs some work, 65,000 CAPRICORN (Dae. 226an. 19) be extended to you to put your miles. Snow tires. Reliable. CJievy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. 4-ROOM APARTMENT- FEMALE ROOMMATE No problems are too difficult new knowledge to work. Short Riba — Frank Hill Best offer, 649-9869. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Convenient to bus lines, wanted to share apartment in lor you to solve today. The way chances for success are board, $300. 2284)475 or 228- security and lease required. Manchester or East Hartford. you come up with the solutions 1977 CAMARO Mint, loaded, greatly enhanced because of OKAV O K A y T H A T 9550. No Pets. Call between 5-8 pm, 643-5339 until 7 pm. will have you standing tall In WAS A S O p P , 3,000 original .miles, $5,500 the eyes of others. the careful manner In which 649-9066. firm. 6466629. HIDDEN'l-BALL PLAY. CoJtf. K n it 2 HP JOHNSON Sea Horse 3 1/2 R(X)M apartment. Plea­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) you lay your plans today. Gains motor. Mint condition used sant, quiet, rtivate home. M o n e y ! | Today you have the faculty to could be sizable. EAST HARTFORD- Off Bum- (NEWSPAPER enterprise ASSN.) twice. 644-8292. Single, working, adult only. CHEVERLOT 1977 IMPALA. lace up to and overcome a side Avenue, first floor, 5 Excellent condition, small V- SIZES No children, pets. 643-2880. '*1 COOIV VO W IIM O IIf room apartment. Includes 8, air, iwwer steering and the TAG SALE way Bvrry’t World — Jim Btrry YOOR'LEAFnANCe?' 38-44 appliances and garage. $225 brakes. Must sell. 633-^ . BOLTON - Apartment, Looks easy? II lal And Ifa laal bocomlng iho naUon’a Garden Produeta monthly. Security required. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel 47 646-47%. fireplace, sundeck, carpeting, (avoiilo paatimo. Ift a grurt way of'turning your no- no Mts. References requirM. longor-noadod Hama Into quick eaah, ao Jump on the B O m FR U IT FARM - Fresh THREE BEDROOM $245 monthly, 643-5983. OFFICE SPACE bandwagon and gat Into Hm garaga aala aetjon. Placa a eUMER'S TH< WORUO'5 9 Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, & Pears. wO Bush Hill Road, DUPLEX- No utilities. FOR RENT tura-llro want ad advertising your aala and watch the jadO- lo-te SLOWEST CHECKERS Available November 1st. $250 MANCHESTER- Nice 3 room profits roll In. 5808 Manchester. m o P monthly, plus security and apartment. Second floor. I iquzre (eel. center of I Our Boarding Houaa This Funny World PLAYER/ references. Call 644-0794, Includes heat and appliances. I M u d ie t o . nlr conditioning and I A zip-front jacket with TURNIPS- PULL YOUR Ipirfclng. Call 64MU1. ' contrast panel is easy to after 5 p.m. 647-1305. $220 monthly. Paul W. OWN. Yellow Globe and Pur­ Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. 15 Words for 3 Days is only $4.95 MR6. HOOPLE (» U L P EA5ILY ’^TOHEN? AFTER WEI knit and warm for all the ple Top. $1.501/2 bushell, Nat- family to wear. SEEN GVER$HMJGWED BY MY I PAY MY PAY sisky Farm , 644-0304. MANCHESTER- Church SCIENTIFIC EMINENCE! T riA ft No. 5808 has knit di- Duple* available And you racalva FREE TAQ SALE 5TA LLREKT EN0U6H rectiona for IVlen’s sizes 2 WHY I ENCOURMEP HER TO THE ONLY t o a m . AnU quea 48 Noyembw 1st. Utilities not in- 38-44; Misses, 10-16; and eluded. No children. Alw: A Postars whan you atop Into The HoraM to OPEN (JUR HOME Tc? sTRU6GLINfi TH1N6LEF THE Teen, 6-10 years inclus­ number of Apartments )tXlNG BUSINESSMEN! I EVEN O F MV MAJOR ive. WANTED. Antique furniture, available in the West End of placa your ad. PERMITTED HER TO CHARGE A PAYCHECK TO ason, IMS ti.oo for tack glass, pewter, oil paintings or A 6 A Hartford. Call 647-9340 after 5 NOW TAKING IS THE , CiaBsr’^ " iw lifi u s other antique items. R. TOKEN AMOUNT $0 NO PEPENPENl p.m., or 2476198, from 10 a.m. Harrison, 6436709. Don’t Forgot Our FEELINBS V/OULP ENVELOPE! to 5 p m. D o lla r y w 8 c a a m '' with BE HURT.' 8 PIECE ORIENTAL TEA APPLICATIONS S a v o r l i f t Am . c< Amarleas SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOMS set. Pewter encased in Naw Vfik, M.Y. 1MM With basement, appliances elaborately carved coconut PdrAWMBnglMOnly LB/VIME KNOW WHEN and yard for children. Only Mrt Utm, u t n u «ltt OT shell. Circa 1850. Several fbie -.SSm’ ***r Ouixtar morning <■ $225. (64-20). Rental IT'S MY MOVE/ e tn asS ttfla Naafar. ivory carvings. 568-7631, U only $2.00 tor IS wordo whon run In Tho HoraM a k S . 1978AUUM with a S2-paca a m 6 pm. Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. 2 t 3 BamMI APMITIENTS "Gift Section" with full From |2(XI 2 Bedrooms; |218 3 Bedrooms. Includes; CARPETED 1 BEDROOM- directions. Price. . . $2.00 Wanted to Buy 48 Heat, Hot W ater and Parking, with Wall to Walk' stsf nose Hon «T ti Ji ucH. Basement, kitchen appliances, washer and dryer. Carpeting, Modern Appliances, 2 Laundromats on 45 RPM RECORDS in good Caatdaa ililaM tavalr eallts. Only $190. (6661). Rental site. condition in jackets or picture m . |r11T-Ml.im ox MMOE. Assistors, 2366646, small fee. •IfKtIaaa far alstaM aallts. folders from the 50’s and 60’s CALL 643-1961 01978 by NEA, me. Na. l-tIt-SMIMNTHiri now- era. Call Chuck. 742-6906. Herald n tUlirt. 10 fasckutlat aallts. H E A T P A ID - N ic e 2 Mon. thru FrI. from 9 to 4:30 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^ H I N K ^ bedrooms. Available now. Has KiAH*«*o«iii WANTED: USED Sat M 2. OF THEM r-SFlMM. a taaatifal salaetiM. appliances. Kids ok. Only Refrigerators or stoves. Must "It's Richard Nixon! He wants to suggest a AS FAYING 10-19 D l»W 8y»a., lie. tin . (63-VI) Rental Assistors, be clean. Call 646-3778. 643*2711 MforJooorKarto play!" < 5 U E 6 T S * 236-5646, smaU fee. e IITl'tyNEA. be.. TB kit U,t M pR. ______/0 - I1 "It IS a new car! Everything was extra. It's all I could afford!”