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State 0 0 - GROTON — The chairman of seeksTlinks General Dynamics concedes the 3.000 Electric Boat layoffs were planned well in advance and more are on the way, but says he does not expect the shipyard will with deaths shut down, according to U.S. Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn. HARTFORD - The Connec­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the claims made for them. "We are ticut Supreme Court scheduled a government has started an in­ extremely concerned.” hearing today on whether the vestigation into reports of "We remain concerned about the state has a right to appeal the , A use of these products without dismissal of a guilty murder ver­ several deaths among persons dict against Bernard Avcollie. using the popular predigested medical supervision,” he said, ad­ liquid protein diets, it was ding that research is going on and if a HARTFORD - U.S. Rep. usefulness for the diet is proven it William Cotter, D-Conn., has learned today. would probably be "primarily for the asked President Carter to ■ ■ - management of extremely obese peo­ propose a gMO million special The deaths, which may number as ple under strict medical super­ program to help the needy pay many as 11, have not been confirmed vision " winter fuel bills. as being directly linked to the diet HARTFORD — A 33-year-old fad, but the Food and Drug Ad- The agency said there is now no Newtown man has become the 'ministration said it is working with scientific evidence that liquid protein first Connecticut victim of the Center for Disease Control to diets have any value in weight reduc­ Legionnaires Disease, health of­ check medical records and autopsy tion "over any other diet which in­ ficials said. The man, not iden­ Costume party at Waddell reports, if any, to see if there is a link volves the same amount of calories."' tified, was admitted to Danbury Waddell School Monday night attracted Indians, farmers, hobos and characters from out­ between the diets and deaths. “We re not saying there have been Hospital in August and died er space. About 100 students from the school attended the Halloween party, which featured In some cases, an FDA spokesman or have not been deaths, " the three days later. said, the agency has been informed spokesman added. Eventually, he music by Joseph Fedora and a puppet show. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes. said, state health departments may (Herald photo by Pearson) directly of suspected problems from the diet. Other cases under iftvestiga- be asked to cooperate. Regional tion were reported elsewhere, it said. In addition, the FDA is involved in PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Saying a continuing investigation of the One case was reported by a doctor the case could set a nationwide booming liquid protein market to who had a relative whose death was precedent, the Rhode Island make sure the products maintain the S supposedly linked to the diet, the branch of the American Civil nabbed in holdup quality required by law agency said. ‘We are working with Liberties Union has asked the A search was arranged involving Some doctors have said one poten­ U.S, Supreme Court to review a An armed robbery at the A-1 gas­ tion about 9:30 p.m.. One was armed the CDC to investigate reports of oline station on East Center Street about a dozen Manchester Police of­ several deaths associated with liquid tial danger from the diets under un­ Pawtucket charter provision with a shotgun. They demanded Monday night resulted in the ap­ ficers, South Windsor and Coventry protein diets,” the FDA said. supervised conditions could be a barring city employees from money and took an undetermined prehension of three men after a Police, state police and two state reduced level of potassium, which running in non-partisan elec­ amount from the lone attendant and in recent weeks the FDA has an­ chase Into the Wapping area of South police tracking dogs and one dog can result in an irregular heartbeat. tions. left the scene. nounced two recalls of predigested Windsor Involving three police from Coventry Police. A second in­ Shortly after. Officers John Marvin liquid protein products because they HARTFORD. Maine - The departments, state police and and John Hanley of the Manchester dividual was apprehended about a were packaged in bottles that were state fire marshal’s office today tracking dogs. Police Department observed a car half hour later and the third shortly defective and could have caused investigated the cause of a fast Manchester Police arrested Joseph with New Jersey registration plates after midnight. bacterial growth. and hot fire that killed three per­ Brian Dupre, 20, Steven M. Ouellette, carrying four white males, three of The arrests were the result of Blaze of glory sons and injured four others. 16, both of Fall River, Mass., and whom matched the descriptions from excellent police work and excellent At the same time the agency has MONSON, Mass. — Thirteen Michael M. McCarthy, 27, of East the robbery. cooperation between police depart­ been saying it questions the validity ment, according to Manchester ■PORTAGE. Mich. lUPl) - Mon­ buildings have been set afire in Hartford, all on charges of first-' Attempts to stop the vehicle failed of the diet to do anything more than a Deputy Chief Richard Sartor. day was Fire Chief Jake Mein's last the community in the past two degree robbery, second-degree and resulted in a pursuit along simple restriction of caloric intake The investigation will be con­ day on the job. and he went out in a and a half months and police l a i ^ y and third-degree larceny. All Tolland Turnpike, Deming Street and would accomplish. It also said it is tinuing and further action is blaze of. er ... glory. believe all were set by the same three were being held on $25,000 into South Windsor where the concerned about persons using the expect^. Sartor said. person or persons. Authorities bonds for presentation In Common suspects stopped and fled on foot into diet without medical supervision. Shortly after midnight, the 65-year- Police also said the car in which have made little progress in Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford a swampy area with dense woods and old firefighter was called to the the suspects were apprehended was "This has a rather high priority at their investigation, however. today. underbrush. One suspect was ap­ parking lot of a local factory where a stolen from Fall River, Mass., last FDA right now,” the spokesman said BOSTON — Gov. Michael Police described the Incident as prehended almost immediately by three-holed outhouse was engulfed in Wednesday. The second-degree of the agency’s overall investigation Dukakis is expected to sign follows: Officer Marvin. The other three fled names. larceny charge is in connection with into the products, their labeling and legislation next week allowing Three white males entered the sta­ into the field. the stolen vehicle. retail stores in Massachusetts to remain open Sundays during the Christmas season. Water policy in region said lacking National BOSTON (UPI) — Federal water water policies.” They discussed their problems rainfall has boosted water supplies water daily. Meanwhile, she said, the policies do not adequately address Ms. Murphy said other problems with Martin who is preparing a because some systems, such as system loses 90 million gallons of DETROIT — In its largest New England’s water pollution and with current national water policy in­ report to President Carter on a new Boston’s, lose almost one-third of water every day due to leaks. recall ever announced, Chrysler their supply through leaks. control problems, according to cluded : national water policy. Carter Dan Varin, chief of the Rhode Corp. has ordered braking Massachusetts Secretary of En­ • Inadequate and inflexible federal requested the report in his May en­ Theodore Hullar, deputy com­ Island planning program. Depart­ repairs on more than 1.2 million vironmental Affairs Evelyn Murphy. funding of water programs: vironmental message and plans to missioner of the New York State En­ ment of Administration, said some Plymouth Volare, Dodge Aspen, Federal programs do not include • Lack of federal support for a announce a policy, possibly to include vironmental Conservation Depart­ federal policies — such as a new Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge funds to rehabilitate older water comprehensive water management new laws or legislation, in February. ment, said it is fortunate for New Housing and Urban Development Diplomat cars made from 1^6 supply and sewage systems, Ms. system; In addition to funds for York City that weak links in the two Department insurance plan for through the new 1978-model Murphy said at a meeting in • Inconsistencies in cost-sharing maintenance of older water supply year. century-old tunnels which supply homes in flood-prone areas — actual­ Washington, D.C., attended by Assis­ arrangements between states and the systems, the group asked the govern­ water from the Catskill Mountains ly have induced development in flood tant Secretary of the Interior Guy federal government. ment to move away from "struc­ MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - A have not collapsed. He said the plains and contributed to the New Martin and Elliot Cutler, deputy The meeting also included tural” solutions to water problems — system has no backups and the result England area's heavy flood losses group of United Steel Workers of director of the Office of Budget and delegates from New York, Rhode such as building dams — and toward would be "a major water disaster. " America officials ratified a new Management. Island, Vermqpt, New Hampshire, other options such as helping com- "Bankers are saying they are contract Monday, averting a Ms. Murphy said the meeting ‘‘was Connecticut and Delaware. They are munities buy wetlands or Ms. Murphy said Boston uses 350 giving loans for year-round homes in strike today by 30,000 workers at an Initial step designed to make the seeking federal funds for watersheds. areas they never would have con­ four major can manufacturing million gallons of water each day, yet federal government aware of New maintenance of the old water supply sidered without the federal insurance companies. The delegation told Martin the its reservoirs in a drought year could England’s interest iii reforming systems. states were fortunate that heavy supply only 300 million gallons of program, " he said. WASHINGTON - President Carter today signed legislation raising the minimum wage to $3.35 an hour by 1981 — a $1.05 in­ crease representing the biggest Fire union board pay hike for low-wage workers II in history. The bill calls for an initial raise to $2.65 on Jan. 1, 1978. backs Democrats WASHINGTON - AFL-CIO chief George Meany said today By GREG PEARSON itself the parly that responds, is not that President Carter has Herald Ke|iurler responding to the best interests of decided the United States will Manchester but rather to the withdrawn from the Inter­ requests and whims of approximate­ national Labor Organization The executive board of the union ly 15 percent of the population, the next Saturday on the recommen­ that represents Town of Manchester area known as the Eighth Utilities firefighters has endorsed the dation of labor and industry District. " Martin wrote leaders. Democratic party’s slate for the Town Board of Directors. "They advocate giving town The endorsement is from the union property (and tax money away to the officers, who make up the executive district," he said. The Republicans International board. No vote of the entire union on the Board of Directors had not was taken or is planned. Robert Mar­ supported an appeal of the Superior TEL AVIV, Israel — Parlia­ tin, president of the union, said. Court decision in favor of the dis­ ment has backed the th e move by the union leaders has trict. That appeal, favored by the government’s new free market drawn a strong reaction from local Democratic members, is now in econonne program, but workers Republicans, including GOP Town process. Martin also commented this shut d om several plants, trains Chairman Thomas Ferguson, who morning that some Republican can­ and IsraenMwo Mediterranian said that the endorsement "grossly didates have said that the Buckland ports to protest sharp price and . distorted the stand of the Republican firehouse would be traded to the dis­ tax increases. party." trict if the town loses its appeal. JOHANNESBURG. South This is the first time the executive board has ever been involved in a Ferguson said this morning that Africa - About 77,000 black the Republicans’ position is that students are boycotting end-of- political endorsement, Martin said. He said that the action was taken building the firehouse before the year exams in the black ghetto court case was completed was “an of Soweto and forfeiting their because of the controversy surroun­ ding Buckland. irresponsible act.” “The statement chance to move up a grade in of the firemen's union indicates that 1978. They are fighting the South Buckland is the area of Manchester that is the subject of the fire jurisdic­ the Republican party has taken a Africa education system, which stand which favors (he Eighth requires separate schools for How to peel apples tion case between the town and the Eighth Utilities District. District. This is a gross misstate­ blacks and whites, and gives Diane Goodwin, left, a Lutz Junior Museum volunteer, shows Ryan Harmon, 6, of ment of fact which would tend to in­ more money to the white The town constructed a firehouse Glastonbury the fine art of peeling apples at the museum’s Apple Day Fair Saturday. Kerri in Buckland. a move that has been flame a local issue which has not schools. been in question during this election Lindland, 4, of 225 Timrod Rd. watches intently as she awaits her turn. (Herald photo by criticized by the Republican Party. year, " he said. Dunn) “’The Republican Party, calling .♦ y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M anchester. Conn.. Tues., Nov. 1, 1977 — PAGE THRF.F.-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmcliwter. Coiw., Tnes.,Nov. 1, 1977 Peopletalk Cummings challenges LaBonne Psychiatrist About town '^Red Cross seeks to address -^*0 ' blood donors Manchester DemocraUc Town making respoiuibilities." absolutely no program whatsoever to down or undermine” Democratic by pass unit All SouU’ Day vrill be observed. Wednesday with the Wrong way Erwin isn’t sweeping the market. ' She came back the hard way, with 'Chairman Theodore Cummings has He menUoned the town budget. protect the people’s interest. programs. The GOP raught to have the Holy Eucharist at 10 a,Ai. at St. Mary’s Episcopal World Airways was taking no "We don't stock it,” says a liquor three painful and depressing years of I i~ challenged a statement by George Town Manager Robert Weiss had Democrats met their responsibility Bentley and Washington School Church. The Blood Center in Farmington reports there is a chances this time. West German store operator in Louisville, Ky. self-rehablliUtion, culminating in a "Ted” LaBoue that the Democrats sought a nine to 10-mlll tax Increase. and we will do it again,” Cummings renovation jobs as separate referen­ Dr. J. Yusuf Essack, psychiatrist, ------shortage of type 0 blood, both positive and negative. The brewery worker Erwin Kreuz was Another dealer says he’s sold a return to the screen In the adaptation have relinquished power and The final budget, paswd by the six said. dum questions, he said. will be the guesHspeaker at the A Bible study Is scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Qjnjgp {g urging ail communities throughout the state to tagged for Frankfurt. single six-pack — to a customer who of Frank Gilroy’s play, "The Subject leadership to the town administra­ Democratic directors, bad a mill in­ The Democrats have also directed This would have divided the town, Intestinal By Pass Group meeting Wednesday, at 8 p.m. in the con­ at the United Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge St. donate blood to the nearest Bloodmobile operation. Tourist Kreuz got off the plane last wanted the cans for a souvenir. Wbs R o S€S.” tion. crease of slighUy more th u two, be the town administration to listen to according to Cummings. ------, /n. k 111 Bloodmobile will be In Manchester week in Bangor, Maine, thinking he Can't have everything Monday, Miss Neal gathered LaBonne, who la the Republican’s said. (The three GOP directors complaints from neighbors, he said. "We put the jobs Into one package, ference rooms at Manchester believing that kids are kids and all Memorial Hospital. His topic will be, The diaconate of Center Congregational Church wui xhursday from U:30 to 5:80 p.m. at the Community Bap- was in San Francisco, and became an Comedienne Anne Meara has just anbther touquet. She dedicated an campaign chairman, made his attained from voting on the budget He mentioned examples, Including need help no matter what side of "On Being Assertive.” meet tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room of the church, Church, 585 E. Crater « . instant celebrity, He finally got to received word she’ll get to play a $8.5 million rehabilitation center, charge In a recent statement. because they felt it was unsound and the West Middle Tpke. parking town they come from,” he said. Chim- Dr. Essack is a native of South ------j . . .k * Anyone in good health between the ages of 18 and 66 see the Golden Gate when the San cameo role, along with Sir Lawrence named for her, in her hometown of (hunmlnga said Monday, “Tbe that they had not been consulted in problem and various school com­ mlngs listed sever-al projects in­ Africa and attended the University of The council on ministries of North United Memomst donate blood. Francisco Examiner flew him the Olivier, in Robert Fryer’s new film, Knoxville, Tenn. Democratic record and philosophy the final decisions.) mittees. rest of the way to the coast, but the Cummings also said that the itiated by what he called "an Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. He Church will meet tonight at 7:15 at th church. Jim pgrUng ig available at the rear of the church. “Boys from Brazil.” G lip sea destroys the Republican statement^ "The Republicans sat with their vacation ended Monday. Republicans have tried to “water aggressive and sensible majority.” graduated from medical school at the Harvey’s study group will meet at 7:30 at the church. Baby-sitting will be offered free from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Says'she, with a bow to husband, Soviet Cosmonaut Valentina that we have ‘abdicated’ our policy­ foot in their mouth on the budget with When Kreuz boarded his home- Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, ------for mothers wishing to donate blood and having to bring fellow jokester and frequent foil, Tereshkova — the world’s first bound jetliner in Oakland, he was Ireland, in 1968, and serveid his in­ Manchester Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at children. "Well, it’s not Jerry Stiller, but it spacewoman — is in London, to ad­ Grange Hall. Members are asked to bring items for a Biaoj jg urgently needed and local blood program of- wearing the white cowboy hat they ternship at Hurley Hospital, Flint, . will have to do.” dress a meeting of the British Com­ Mich. bake table. ficlals are asking the community to support this .opera- gave him at a rodeo, and an enor­ Long road back munist party on the 60th anniversary Ex-CIA chief awaits his sentence He served his residency in psy­ ’ ------j , , k. exceed the monthly quota of 150 pints. mous tag around his neck. that Helms, also former ambassador acknowledged security risks might Twelve years ago, Oscar-winning of the Bolshevik revolution ... Liz Benjamin Civiletti revealed Parker chiatry at the Institute of Living in The public is invited to an adult Bible study tonight The tag said — in English and Ger­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fonher to Iran, get a suspended minimum be involved if Helms were charged actress Patricia Neal fell victim to a Torres, who just closed her club act had refused to bind himself to the Hartford. He has conducted a private from 8 to 9:30 at Concordia Lutheran Church. f l i o f l O l C C C I l i f i C i u B n ^ man — “ Please, let me off in CIA Director Richard Helms today sentence and fine in exchange for with a felony and tried in court. series of strokes. They left her at Los Angeles’ Studio One, opens in plea agreement and could impose a practice in psychiatry since 1974. Frankfurt.” awaited his sentence — likely a fine entering a plea that means no trial There also had been widespread crippled and mute at the pinnacle of New York Nov. 7 at the Grand Finale with no jail term — for covering up jail sentence if he so decided. Members of SUnley Circle of South United Methodist Billy's beer bust will take place. speculation that if Helms were tried The meeting is free and open to all her career — but that career wasn’t nightclub. 1970 covert political operations in The charge said Helms on two oc­ Church will meet tonight at 7:15 in the church parking lot ^gW MILFORD (U PI).- Police say there were two In­ "Billy Beer” is almost as hard to “The trial of this case would in­ he might implicate other major Dr J. Yusuf Essack who have had by pass surgery and to over. Chile. casions “did refuse and fail" to give to form a car caravan to go to the home of the hostess of cidents to mar local trick-or-treating Monday night, buy now as it was before Billy Carter volve tremendous costs to the United figures from the Nixon and Ford ad­ their families. Anyone considering Because a trial might "jeopardize the committee full facts about CIA the evening. Police said they arrested Martin Lillis, 22, and his wife, picked it out. efforts to prevent the election of States and might jeopardize national ministrations. this surgery is welcome. Wanda, and charged them with reckless radangerment national secrets," Helms was ...... i numifriinn^ The president's little brother was a Chile’s late Marxist president, secrets," the department said, in after complaints the couple was putting straight pins into 5 o c K . ‘ n ; allowed to plead no contest Monday lucrative contract to endorse the Salvador Allende, in 1970. explaining its decision not to charge Those needing transportation or Theater schedule candy. There were no reports of injuries. brew that carries his name, but even to two misdemeanor counts of failing Helms with perjury. Dollar takes a beating to give the Senate Foreigi/Relations Facts turned up later revealed the wishing further information may call TU E S D A Y ...... iiM T ^ in his native southland it apparently Pd CIA funded and engaged in propagan­ The statute carries a maximum By I nileil I’ rextt Inlernutional The British pound, which London, any of the following persons: Mrs. Committee the complete facts in penalty of a year in jail and a 31,000 EV MURPHY MON-TUES 1973. , da and directly and indirectly The U.S. dollar took another allowed to float Monday, began Marie Seybolt, 646-1222, extension Showcase Cinemas — "Fan­ Deerfield" 7:00-9:30 I F l y-hz houn fine for each count, and a minimum For Town Clorli BOTH ONES The Potter and the Clay Studio U.S. District Judge ' Barrington financed various Chilean individuals beating in the world money markets rising in early trading today and 441; Mrs. Sandy Wilson, 646-1222, tasia” 2:25-7:25-9:45; "Dam­ U.A, Theater 2 — "Oh and groups opposing Allende’s cam­ of 30 days in jail and a $100 fine. today, again losthg to the British extension 205, or Mrs. Georgette ROGER MOORE , at tho M onehoiltr Moll Parker was believed jireparing to gained three cents to reach $1.86 nation Alley" 2:00-7:30-9:35; God!" 7:15-9:15 Vote Republican oF ihz paign, the Justice Department said. 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PAGE FOUR-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tue8..Nov, li 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tue8...Nov. 1.. 1977 — PAGE .FIVE-A About town Eitfiiiui^ Jipralib Opwi forum Abortion protesters face charges Manchester — A City of Village Charnrt NORWICH (UPI) — Six persons face and was similar to a demonstration in a York City. who may desire our help,” he said.- Delta Chapter, RAM, will have a business meeting criminal trespass charges for refusing to Virginia clinic where six persons were Ms. Kuvalanka was also charged with A spokesman for the league said later, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.>at the Masonic Temple. There Founded Oct. 1, 1881 leave a planned parenthood clinic wherd arrested last May. Trespassing, charges Candidates meeting set breach of peace. All were released howevhr, the 9 a.m. demonstration was will be a rehearsal of the Fellowcraft degree after the Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member. United Preat International they tried to convince women against were eventually dropped by a judge who without bond by "^ourt of Common Pleas having abortions. staged while contraceptive servicing was meeting. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Meraid Square, ruled the protesters believed they were Judge Williiim S. Ewing Jr. for a further going on. She said 14 abortions were per­ Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203). 643-2711. for Wednesday evening Demonstrating to "protect mothers and trying to save lives. hearing Nov. 14. formed at the clinic in the afternoon. Candidates for the Manchester Board of Directors will their unborn children,” "the six were One of those arrested Monday, Leszek The demonstrators were carried by Another demonstrator, Maryann answer questions from the audience Wednesday at 7:30 Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turklngton. Managing Editor arrested Monday when they refused to Stefan Syskl, of Silver Spring, Md., was One week from today the voters of all of the candidates. Norwich police as 20 other protesters who Lawler, said those arrested had tried to p.m. at the Illing Junior High School cafeteria. This leave the Case Street office of the Planned among the six arrested in the'Virginia in­ Manchester will select the people ’The Manchester Council of PTA s, said they belonged to the Ad Hoc Right to counsel young women inside the clinic. "Meet the Candidates” night is spohsored by the Opinion “ Parenthood League of Connecticut.' cident. Life Committee paraded outside the She said, "We have a right to try to save Manchester Council of PTAs, the League of Women Voters who will mdke governm ental the League of Women Voters, and the Charged with criminal trespass were: The 9 a.m. demonstration had no effect clinic. the children’s lives.” and the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. decisions affecting all of us for the Greater Manchester Chamber of on operations at the clinic. A Syskl, John Cavanaugh O’Keefe, 27, of Warren Goddard, a committee League President John U. White of next two years. There are 13 can- Commerce, sponsors of the meeting. spokeswoman for the league said 14 Windsor; Jeanne Miller, 17, of New member, said the demonstration was held Darien said the organization “will con­ The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary will meet Amnesty Day didates running for the nine seats on believe that there is no substitute for scheduled abortions were performed at Haven; Junie O'Donnell, 47, of Enfield; in hopes that officials of the clinic would tinue to provide its services to women who Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. Billie Camp the Board of Directors. We will each the person-to-person contact it will the clinic later in the day. Linda Kuvalanka, 30, a registered nurse cancel abortions scheduled for the day. need it.” of West Haven, state department commander, will pay It is let your conscience be The project is sponsored by be asked to choose from this group of provide. The incident was the first reported case from Montville, and Burke Balch, a New "We have come to the clinic to protect ”We will lake whatever measures are her official visit to the Manchester unit. your guide time again in the MOTION Committee of the 13 candidates the six people we feel I urge all Manchester residents to of anti-abortion activism in Connecticut 'York University law student from New mothers and their unborn chilc^en. We necessary to safeguard the privacy and Manchester. Greater Manchester Chamber will do the best job. attend. Learn more about the can­ wish to counsel and support any woman freedom of choice of its patients (and) we On Nov. 5 and 6, citizens are of Commerce as a means of How well do we feel we know these didates. Let them know what is on will not permit trespassers to interfere with our right to operate our clinics,” he invited to return—with no cutting the demand for tax 13 people — their political youf\mind. philosophies — their positions on the Sincerely, said. questions asked—street signs, Judge names guardians in case dollars. issues? Do we feel that these 13 peo­ Rebecca D. Janenda, Syski was among six persons who tried to stop 18 abortions that were scheduled traffic signs, books, construc­ The committee said that ple know what concerns each of us President HARTFORD (UPI) — Three lawyers would file an order defining the roles and any conviction their interests are have been appointed guardians for three May 14 at an Annandale, Va., clinic. 8018 tion barrier lights, traffic con­ vandalism and theft of public most deeply about our town? League of Women responsibilities of the guardians. different from their daughters' or that blind, deaf and retarded girls whose Blumenfeld set Nov. 21 as the date for a sterilization would not be in their On Oct. 17. General District Court es, and any other town-owned property in Manchester costs ’The Candidates Meeting tomorrow Voters of parents want them sterilized because they final hearing in the matter. daughters' interests. Judge Lewis Hall Griffith upheld the evening, Nov. 2, will give you an op­ Manchester property that you may have the taxpayers $142,840 in the would be unable to cope with pregnancy. Judith Mears, counsel for the parents— "But rather from a desire to put before claim the demonstrators acted on com­ BETTY borrowed during the past year. 1976-77. portunity to meet all the candidates U.S. D istric t Judge M. Joseph two sets of mothers and fathers and a the court the most complete exposition of mon law principles of self defense and for the Board of Directors face-to- necessity, Initiated for the first time So bring the stuff in folks. No Blumenfeld previously had suggested divorced mother whose namej’have been the important legal issues raised by this face, to hear and compare their guardians "for the better protection of all shielded by the court — said the parents case," she has said. Griffith issued his ruling after the INTA8LMTA last year, the project did questions asked. views. It will be held at 7:30 p.m. un­ Yesterdays concerned in this matter.” Counsel for the believed the guardians would serve to The girls range in age from 12 to 15. Two defense presented evidence by a enable many citizens to clear P. S.— Wouldn’t it be nice if til 9:30 p.m. in the Illing Junior High parents agreed and filed the motion which "ensure both fairness to all parties and are certified blind and deaf: the other has pathologist who said life begins at concep­ their consciences by dropping Amnesty Days did not become School cafeteria. All 13 candidates the judge implemented Monday. the appearance of fairness.” limited vision and is deaf. They are named tion, In its historic 1973 decision allowing will be present and available to He named Jam es Wade, Richard Ms. Mears has said the parents made in the court papers as Diamond. Ruby and off many of the items men­ an annual event because van­ 25 years ago Reynolds and Brenda Eckert, all at­ abortion, the U.S. Supreme Court KSOCMTK OIHMIE - TOM MECTOO ------answer our questions. the motion realizing the case has aroused Pearl. tioned and others at the dalism and thievery did not oc­ Board of Directors sets hearing for torneys with Hartford firms, and said he considerabie public interest and not from sidestepped the question of when life Paid lor by Citizens to Elect Betty Intagllala, firehouse during Amnesty cur? ■'1® ^ Those who wish may prepare purchase of land at Manchester begins. Dr. Dan Burns, Treasurer ''\ questions in advance or'materials Green near the school. Days. ( will be available at the meeting to About 4,000 attend American write questions addressed to any or Legion Halloween parties. Artist to talk Wednesday \ Police report little damage on Halloween. The Manchester Community College currently in progress in the Stairwell A dog and purse act James Morianos, Manchester Gallery at the Hartford Rd. building. restaurateur, buys Bolton ice cream Art Club will sponsor an informal lecture by Connecticut artist Kitty Winslow Ms. Winslow holds a bachelor’s degree- bar. Sometimes the most another purse. When this, too, Cashing in on the canal Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the art from Skidmore College (N.Y.) and a fascinating stories in the news was retrieved, the dog ran 10 year) ago studio at MCCs Hartford Rd. building. master's degree from the University of are the shortest ones. from the bus and disappeared By MARTHA A.NGLE Jr., who will be bucking the official Furthermore, Reagan has steadfast­ Atty. Irving L', Aronson of She will show slides, explain the develop­ Hartford. She has worked as an illustrator Manchester becomesWing coroner and a teacher. and ROBERT WALTERS party line if he ultimately votes for ment of her work, and answer questions. A wire dispatch, all of 15 in a nearby yard. End of story. ly refused to step outside the party of Hartford County uktil a new cor­ WASHINGTON (NEA) - Although ratification. structure in order to lead a conser­ lines long, told the tale of a Was this just one of those oner is named by theW te Judicial A one-woman exhibition of her water- The lecture is free and open to the crazy things that happen? Or party moderates remain deeply un­ ■ Yet neither man objected to the vative charge on the canal issue, an­ Council. \ colors, monoprints and drawings is public. purse-snatching bulldog in Cin­ noying some of his erstwhile sup­ does there lurk somewhere in easy over the Sept. 30 vote of the Reagan fund-raising appeal, ap­ cinnati the other day. Republican National Committee con­ parently believing the GOP's n e ^ porters by his caution. /■" Cincinnati a sinister canine­ The national GOP will be indebted Seems the animal jumped on demning the new Panama Canal for money outweighed any personal Alma coaching Fagin who schools in­ treaties, GOP leaders have wasted embarrassment. to both Reagan and Ford if it winds a bus at a stop, darted to the nocent pups in the crafts of no time cashing in on the action. And indeed, the Republicans have up reaching its budget target this I niird Prruk Inirnb ional rear and grabbed a thievery? On the strength of the resolution been hurting financially. As of Oct. 3. year.' A mid-September fund-raising Today is Tuesday, Nov.u the 305th QUALITY EDUCATION passenger’s purse. Other We’ll probably never know — adopted by the national committee in the national committee had raised letter from Ford, stressing a whole day of 1977 with 60 to foil w. (Ability A Motivation) riders yanked it away from the not unless the bested bulldog ■New O rle a n s. only $6.8 million of its targeted $10.5 array of "critical issues” apart from The moon is approachi g its last Ronald Reagan million budget for 1977. the Panama Canal, has proven un­ Opportunity • Achlovomont beast, whereupon it seized strikes again. quarter has lent his name Some of the party's fundraising dif­ expectedly successful. The morning stars arl Mars, and his con­ ficulties have been caused by the The Ford appeal, like the Reagan Venus, Jupiter and Saturn VOTE siderable drawing success of independent conservative letter, was mailed to about 450.(XX) The evening star is Mercii ‘ ■ Racial democracy power to a GQP groups, including Reagan's own potential donors and had produced Those born on this date ar under fund-raising Citizens for the Republic, in grabbing over $800,000 in contributions by mid- the sign of Scorpio. -I*;:" ' letter pegged to off donations that might otherwise October. an extraordinary return. J. W. Packard, American inN| ntor, By ANDREW TLLLY are descendants of African im­ the canal issue. have gone to GOP organizations and It isn't easy, considering the ten­ manufacturer and philanthropist, NICK COSTA WASHINGTON - This is the time migrants. The appeal, which was mailed Oct. candidates. sions of last year's primary battle, to was born Nov. 1. 1863. November 8tb of the American woman’s annual Indeed, it should be argued that 21 to some 450.000 potential con­ But Reagan is being careful to stay keep both Ford and Reagan — and On this day in history: purgatory on earth. F irst the professional sports is the only field of tributors. represents the Republican within the GOP fold. He is holding off their respective backers — under the In 1864, the U S. Post OAce P M lor l» Lover ISO regular-season games, then the American endeavor in which there is party's first attempt to capitalize on on a Panama Canal fund-raising same umbrella. Department introduced the mofey PoWIcol Compolgii ^TayTofbSS!!^ playoffs, and then the presumptuous absolutely no discrimination because the anti-treaty sentiment which is pitch for his own Citizens for the But with some fancy foot.work. order. Super Bowl will keep some 50 million CommntM Trotauror of race. As the ’76 Presidential cam­ proving such a gold mine for right- Republic until after the appeal for Brock may yet pull it off — to the In 1918, the Hapsburg monarchy^ fans glued to the tube as the National paign revealed, there is still a self- wing groups outside the party struc­ the Republican party is well under financial benefit of the entire Austria-Hungary was discovered Football League consciousness on the part of many ture. wav. Republican Party Vienna became the capital of Austrid dawdles to the whites. On one side, the black was With the aid of direct mail wizard and Budapest the capital of HungarvA A Public Service of this end of its violent championed because he was black; Richard Viguerie, a plethora of con­ whodunit. on the other, he was often neglected servative organizations have been news(>e^r&The Advertising Council Since nothing for the same reason. ranking in hundreds of thousands of can be done about dollars by playing on the Panama Thought it (fortunately for Strict merit system Canal issue. this gridiron Sure there are some black and Now the Republican National Com­ boob), we ali ______white cliques on sports teams. That’s mittee hopes to do likewise with the Saints among us was that they led lives "worthy of the hymns, writes: might make the best of this because athletes are just as human help of Reagan, who virtually All Saints’ Day, which is gospel of Christ” and kept "their "Let saints on earth unite to sing as WASPS who prefer the company fascinating lunacy by approaching it created the issue last year during his celebrated today in many churches, minds and hearts in the love of God," With those to glory gone; VifeVe as a sociological exercise. Don’t go of WASPS and Poles who socialize hard-fought primary battle against is a special day on the Christian often enduring suffering for their For all the servants of our King. away. I’m not about to turn with Poles. But a lot of blacks and former President Gerald Ford. calendar for remembering those holy faith. In earth and heaven, are one." curbstone shrink and discuss the im­ whites are on-the-road roommates, In his letter. Regan is asking for $2 people from the past who were The dictionary defines "saint” as a We walk among saints every day. pact on Ken Stabler’s position on free which is more than you can say for million in contributions to "defeat canonized by the church. We picture holy person; a person who is excep­ but often we fail to notice the good silver of a dropped pass. the crowd at the Federal Reserve those Democrats who vote time and them in our minds’ eye, adorning the tionally patient, charitable. works they are quietly doing. But I suggest that all these games System or General Motors. time again to support actions that carvings, statuary or stained glass Therefore it is not only those martyrs Take a look around you. Do you counting tell us something good about racial Anyway, the question of palship off weaken-our national security,” windows of churches and cathedrals. of old, but those among us here and know any “saints”..,Are you one? democracy. I have made no head the field is irrelevant. It has nothing Ironically. GOP Chairman Bill But when we read Paul’s letter to now who live out their lives in hum­ Submitted by count,, but it would be impossible to to do with Sam Cunningham’s capaci­ Brock had done his best in New the Philippians 1:1, "To all the saints ble, joyful obedience to the Master, Elaine Holcomb dispute the assertion that a whopping ty for averaging four yards per Orleans id head off an official party in Christ Jesus who are at Philippi, that can be called saints.- Church Women number of the stars seen in this carry. Instead, I suggest that from o n w u . denunciation of the Canal treaties. with the bishops and deacons;” and Charles Wesley, in one of his United round-robin display of legalized the White House on down the coun­ But conservatives on the national again in his letter to the Colossians, thuggery wear black skin. try’s leaders would do well to learn committee 'prevailed. 1:2, “To the saints and faithful from the experience of professional Outstanding players Both the New Orleans vote and the brethren in Christ at Colossae,” we It is a happy coincidence. None of sports and opt. for a strict merit Reagan letter create awkward see that it is the ordinary Christian system. those players made it with his team problems for Ford, who staunchly followers of his day that he addresses If, that is, they really want to win lolitics because he was black. All of them supports the treaties, and for Senate as “saints.” What made them special made it because they were, and are, the biggest ball game. Majority Leader Howard H. Baker outstanding football players. ’There is learson no racial tokenism involved, no quota system. No black wears an NFL un­ iform because a civil rights law was invoked. ♦ s*/ -By GREG PEARSON-' Unlike some of our leading ...A N p m rs politicians, the NFL’s bosses didn’t get together and decide they had to OMUV Last Tuesday night’s forum for and hear all .ihe candidates in (wo have some blacks on their teams. Manchester Board of Education can­ hours. They turned a lot of young men loose didates was a worthy event and on their practice fields and let the provided a fine opportunity for The Tuesday session, moderated better players win. residents to listen to the people who by Nancy Carr, provided a good The attitude of these absolute dic­ they will be electing Nov. 8. balance among the eight candidates. tators was a simple and pragmatic No one candidate dominated. Red Cross. The three sponsoring agencies — Questions from the audience were one, best expressed by a specially the League of Women Voters of luminous colleague, the late Vince written on cards and screened by Manchester, the M an^ester Council Lombardi. members of the sponsoring groups to of Parent Teachers ASociations and The Good Neighbor. "I want to win,” said Lombardi avoid duplicate questions. the Greater Manchester Chamber of The audience, while on the small when he was coaching Green Bay. ”1 Commerce — deserve credit for side, was an active one. Several don’t give a bleep if everybody on the organizing the event. questions were answered and at 9:30 team is polka dot.” Certain New Lef­ The only disappointment of the p.m.. the announced finishing time NEXT BLOOOMOBILE VISIT tists might recall the Lomhardi was night was the turnout — an audience •of Italian origin the next time they for the session, there were still about of about 70 showed up at Illing Junior 50 questions that had not been asked. accuse so-called "ethnics” of High School for the two-hour session. ' NO*. 3, 12:30 P.O. TO 0:30 P.M. racism. These questions will be typed and While the attendance figure was True, it has taken time, It was only sent to the candidates who may use COMMUNm HtPTIOT CHURCH enough to provide a lively session, it them for future campaign purposes. M i lAOT CINTIN aTM IT in a relatively recent year that still left plenty of empty seats in the Jackie Robinson became the first room. Anyone who doubts the capabilities black player in major league The three agencies will hold a 7M0 Ad Spontond Bf of town employes should step into the baseball, and for a long time a black similar event Wednesday at 7:30 town clerk's or registrars' of voters professional football player was a p.m. at Illing for the 13 Board of member of a conspicuous minority. offices about this time of the year. Director candidates. Hopefully, An election multiplies the work load •“"tiiiitJM ’“m™. But it has happened. Today, when lof there will be a larger turnout the in these two offices, but the MANCHESTER-GRAND OPENING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3 one thinks of baseball, one cannot IN 8u £ r ig a hoi Wednesday get-together. ('inployes, with some outside help, ^ ! " ’''* overlook the Reggie Jacksons, the The speakers are asked to abide by Ai Hank Aarons, and |he Jim Rices. manage to get the election work done short time limits for speaking, and MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD a n * OF* • »6 w m • Manchester Parkade (former Forbes and Wallace location)... 46 stores nationwide Almost all the stars in pro basketball and still keep up with the da.v-to-day the event provides a chance to see job demands.

m -Fy Jw I? PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tuts.,Nov. 1, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Nov 1. 1977 - I’AOK SKVEN-A Of Consumer T 0 2 Z Concern SPECIAL Betty’s notebook Buying a used ear BUT TH EXPERT Many motorists avoid buying new M E N ’S S H O P cars in the beiief that after a car has Tha objact of tha eontaat la to pick mora eorract gam a winnara than Earl Y o st... been used a year or two the original Bntriaa picking mora and with tha moat corract anawars will ba aligibla for wookly owner will have taken care of all the MANCHUOTUR V E R N O N . prlzoa. In eaao of a tia, winnora will bo ehooon by tho cloMat tio-broakor number. \ little, nagging problems that show OPIN MON.-UAT. OPIN MON.-PRI. . By Betty Ryder. up. as well as absorbing the heavy e-JO - 8:30 10HW- 9dK) TIo-braiakor number la tho highoat number of pointa you think wHI bo acorod by any depreciation that is usual on new T H U R . T I L 9 P .M . S A T . T I L S:30 one of tho toama In Monday night game. All antrloa or raaaonablo facalmllloa muat It was a beautiful weekend, but 1 picked up a beautiful prizes will be awarded for the prettiest, most original, cars. Lower taxes may be another ba dapoaHad at Tha HaraM or poatmarkod by 5 p.m. Friday. Tho Herald will bo cold. We also picked up three puppies, or rather my etc. Men are riot required to wear masks. factor in the decision not to buy a aolo Judge of contoat antrloa. daughter did. Following a social hour and a gourmet dinner, the Main new car: If seems the pups were abandoned, along with several Street Band will play for dancing. Buying a used car can be personal­ other animals at a home in the East Hampton area. Sounds like a great night. ly satisfying and save you money; Margaret and her friend, Carol Glenney, spotted a however, the deal can also end in “YOUR JEAN hungry, bloated puppy who was obviously suffering from Good news frustration, financial loss and a malnutrition. She asked me could she bring it home, just threat to safety. STORE” till it was better. As you’ve perhaps already read, the destination of the In shopping for a used car, be Well, she arrived home and I said, "Where is it?” And, Friendship Force flight which many area residents were cautious and suspicious. Keep in WIN she cautiously answered, “Well, mom, it isn’t an IT it’s a selected for is Tel Aviv, Israel. mind that the previous owner had n iE M .” The induction session Saturday in Hartford was very some reason for selling it. She hurriedly explained that when she saw three pups impressive with Gov. Ella Grasso telling us the good news. Generally, your best buy in a used V A a n g lis r she couldn’t possibly just take one when the others were car is one that is only two or three ws equally neglected. Also on hand was, Uri Ben Ari, consul-general for years old. There are exceptions, of Consequently, we have three lovely puppies available Israel in New York, who extended words of welcome to course. Look for the year and model SCN STENSITY SSTMir to loving homes. They are German shepherd and collie the 374 residents who will be participating as unofficial you like and can afford, and when you (we think) and have been to the veterinarian for a “ambassadors” to a foreign country. find such a car, check the odometer EUCTMSC D Em ne 1 DEFOGCER checkup. 'They are very affectionate — perhaps because More than 1,000 people gathered at Aetna Casualty & to see how many miles it's been CORDS a CORDS a WIerchant Gift Cartlflcatos they spent their first few weeks alone and out-of-doors, Life auditorium for the announcement of the destination driven. A Federal law passed in 1972 EASY to INSTALL Weekiv Prizes and answer to the names Flute, Jason and Jeremy. They of the international exchange program. makes it illegal for anyone to do are all males. We should know in a few weeks the names of our host anything that would cause a vehicle's JEANS jeans family in Israel andt^hen we are asked to correspond, Part# AND A... I checked with the Connecticut Humane Society and odometer to show the wrong they, in turn, have removed some of the other animals, exchange photos, etc. so our meeting on Jan. 23 will be R 0 f r ‘ 1 4 '» 730-3170 more meaningfui. mileage. $1^90 including five other dogs, several chickens and seven Examine the car's exterior geese from the yard of the unoccupied home. 1 was very excited and have already begun setting up thoroughly. Look for rust, dents or W i n n Merchants So, if anyone would like a little bundle of affection, interviews in Israel, hopefully one with Golda Meier, evidence that portions of the car $ A 9 5 please call me at 649-9223 after 4:30 p.m. former prime minister. I interviewed her sister, Clara have rusted out and have been ^NAPAP EARL YOST WIUU Qm CortHIcatos Stern of Bridgeport, recently at a Hadassah affair repaired using body putty. Be es­ Sports Editor Jazz fans Will keep you posted as the time draws near pecially careful in examining areas around the bottom of the doors and If you- like jazz as much as I do, you’d have loved The Largest Selection hearing the Coon-Sanders Original'-Nighthawks play im­ the rear fenders. FUZZ AUTO PARTS - Grand Prize Look under the ear. Check for promptu music last Sunday afternoon. breaks in the frame or signs that the 130 C E N T E R ST. East of the River YOST The (Connecticut Chapter of the club met at the Sisterhood plans Fun Day frame has been welded. Look for M A N C H E ST E R a 643-1551 Matarese Restaurant on the Berlin Tpke. and really excessive rusting of the frame. PREMCTIONS played up a storm. The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom in Manchester will Avoid buying at night, in the rain or Find This Weeks Games Gene Anderle of 60 Parkview Dr., South Windsor, a big conduct a Hanukkah Fun Day Sunday, Nov. 13 from 1 to 4 p.m. under any conditions that could keep Dillon Ford Introduces NatM England over Bufleto man with a big tuba who plays just about any kind of Chicago ovar Houaton music was among the group. at the temple, 400 E. Middle fpke. David Tabatsky of you from seeing everything and T * t * c ^ t o n c examining the car thoroughly, inside Clovaland over CIncInnaU In The Ads On These Gene, who is a baker for the John Williams Pastry Shop Manchester will present a program of juggling, mime and and out. Dallas ovar the QIanIa in the Hartford Civic Center, played with the Shriner’s magic. Tabatsky has performed for three years in the New Avoid buying where you are Kansas City ovar Qraen Bay Band, the Hartford Symphony and is well-known Presents an Exciting York metropolitan area acting with professional repertory refused to test drive with you behind Miami over tha Jeta Four Pages. Fill Out throughout the state for his Bavarian-style oompas. - companies and children’s theaters. Most recently he devoted the wheel or if you're refused a T IR E D E A L S FIESfR Naw Orloans ovar Philadelphia Also met Ellsworth Newberry and his wife, Helen, of Denvar over PItteburgh South Windsor. Ellsworth, an organist of note, operated his energies to “Goobee— The Merry Prankster” giving over 50 request to allow your own mechanic Imported from Germany by Ford MInneaola over 81. Louie an organ sales establishment in Hudson Valley, N.Y., for performances in New York and Connecticut. The clown, to check the car. HOLIDAY Finally, be sure you understand the San DIogo ovar Dalrolt Coupon and Send In... several years, before retiring recently. juggling, magic show will begin promptly at 2 p.m. There will conditions of any written warranty Atlanta ovar San Francisco Other jazzmen, who just walked up, instruments in be a gift shop and children’s gift table, bake sale, carnival that may come with the car. A car is Oakland ovar Soattle hand and played along were Lucky LaChance, considered booths and lunch will be available. The event is open to the a big investment, you should know Los Angalos ovar Tampa Bay by his collegeaus to be the best trumpet player in the public. Judy Moses and Judy Zimmerman are serving as ■ what your money buys. Baltimora ovar Washington state, John DeChesser of New Britain, whose imitation of Louis Armstrong singing "Hello, Dolly" made you do a chairmen. double-take, and Norbert Saergert of West Hartford, ^(M kO h group conductor and violinist, who gave a great rendition P i p s 1. W Wdlala at (I) Mow EngM of "Estrelita.” L W CMooie oMU) ItOMlM When a couple of the men started playing the strains to The Ford Fiesta outsold every r:ew car nameplate ever “Caravan” other musicians just left their tables and 3. (*| rU BlnniM it (B) HwilinU Introduced In Europe, based on ssles In the first six walked up and joined in. f i Vi W i 7/' month, even surpassing the most popular cars Irom 4. (4) DaUaa at (I) Bow Tart UMo "We’re not organized as far as the music is concerned, Volkswagen, Benault and Flatl B. W Iraafr Bw M (I) Rm om CMf we just play right off the cuff,” Saergert said. Organized eight years ago, the Connecticut Chapter of 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD t. (A) M M at (I) Saw Tart Jala ADVANCED EUROPEIIN ENGMEERHIG Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawks began with 28 'w m m m DELUXE CHAMpniT 7. (4) Saw U iM i at (B) I members and now has 300. FRONT WHEEL DRIVE TRACTKM B. (A) PNMartA M (B) Baaw While the Sunday afternoon jam sessions are not open Prices to the public, Pat Harrington, emcee for the group, said, A 7 I-1J «. (A) n . M a at (I) MIm m “If people are really interested in our kind of music, they rolled back BIsekwsIt QmCX AND MANEUVERADLE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2nd m m im Plus *1.72 IB. (A) Ban Bla|i at (I) OoBal are welcome.” Incidentally, he writes a syndicated F.E.T, end t o S e p t . 'r a old tire. EASY TO SERVICE • 11. (A| IM frineUei at (I) Ai column for many area newspapers. *'A** etz» The club's next jam date is Nov. 20, moved up a week l-rlb dwelgn. IL (A) SaatBa at (I) B r tM 7:30 p.m. as low a s ... 46MPGHWY* A single test drive due to the Thanksgiving holiday. can snow you whv 11 (A) Ti m Iw M (B) Ua i in the Siza Blackwall W hitewall F.E.T. 34 MPG CITY* Fiesta is turope^s 14 (A) WaafrhMlM at (B) BaH Charity Ball High School Cafeteria A78-13 110,00 121.00 $1.72 Excitement is running high as the date for the 2240 *EPA eatimates. Your most successful 6 7 6 13 t I M 1 82 Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary’s Black and 134 East Middle Tpke. ELECT THE TEAM C78-14 M.aA 2040 2 0 1 mileage may vary depen­ new car in history. D78-14 2 M 0 2040 2.09 ding on you car's condi­ White Charity Ball nears. Manchester E78-14 - tSJSO 2040 2 23 The event, slated for Nov. 19 at The Colony, should be F78-14 t S M 2040 2 37 tion, optional equipment, TEST DRIVE bLL QIMLIFYUIG ENTNES M U . UE ELNIULE FOR G7B-14 tO-OO 0140 2 5 3 and how and where you an exciting affair. H7B-14 01.00 0040 2 73 drive. California ratings FIESTA NOW AT While black and white is the theme, it is not necessary G78-16 00.00 0240 2.59 for women to wear black and white gowns if they prefer H78-15 02-00 2440 C 2 79 -are lower. L78-15 04.00 2040 3.09 not to. They may also wear a mask, if they wish, and East Side, West Side All prices plus tax and old tire. SALES & Dankel’s South Windsor Tire, kic. DILLON SERVICE, inc. ■looanwpiiizE Births King’s Presents 1281 JOHN FITCH BLVD. (Rts.5) FORD ^BBSk 319 Main Straat Spendable At Any Of The Participating Merchants On This Page All Around The Town, FIESTA “ MANCHESTER Wilson, Matthew Datiil, son of James and Lnn ‘A TRIBUTE TO ELVIS” fOHD D'VIS'GN n - V M W 843-2145 Laliberte Wilson of 78 Linden St. He was born Oct. 20 at The King of Rock 'n Roll Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Democrat Slunders Abound. parents are Mr, and Mrs. Rosario Laliberte of 33 Grand­ This Fa ll view St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . .. Milton Wilson of 19 Gorman Place. His maternal great­ AT BERNIE’S grandmother is Mrs. Rose Laliberte of Drummondville, NASSU-FKE AUTO SERVICE Can. His paternal great-grandfather is James Wilson of ^ E A ST SIDE: Failed to act on Nathan Hale School Benton St, He has a brother, James Todd, 3. playground. FOR MORE G O O D YEARS Sponsored by the COMPLETE ^ UleVe hoving Q fS Levanduski, Kristin Lra, daughter of Michael F. and DECA STUDENTS IN YOUR CAR . . . Doris-Anne Diehl Levanduski of 2560 Boston Tpke., Coventry, She was born Oct. 5 at Manchester Memorial OF MANCHESTER iX WEST SIDE: Failed to listen to Strawberry Lane residents Sln9le# Pcifly! lill Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. HIGH SCHOOL about faults In roads and sidewalks. Ambrose Diehl of 129 Keeney St. Her paternal grand­ lube & Oil Change OPTICAL parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levanduski of A Landstuhl, West Germany. Her paternal great­ ond gouVe inrited! grandmother is Anna Levanduski of Avondale Hill. Pa SDUTH SIDE: Dragged their feet for six years until water $099 come in end see q live She has two brothers, Roger, 4*^ and Craig, 3. . issue reached crisis proportions. a demonstration of the Tucker, Kristen Louise, daughter of Thomas E. Jr. CompiGto ch«Ml« luiiricallon and oil Chang* (up SERVICE nEUU LIGHTUU6IGHT and Lu Ann Pincince Tucker of 314 Hartford Tpke., Ver­ COMMENDATOR: M X to 6 qta. ol nama brand 10/40 grada oil) to W IT H T H E S E non, She was bom Oct. 20 at Manchester Memorial, antura long waar and tmooHi, quiat parfor- Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sullt a useless firehouse, and mishandled . manca. Includaa light trucka, tool Phono tor ap- Laura Watkins NORTH SIDE* LUNCHEON SPECIALS / ?ff Marcy Pincince of Stafford Springs. Her paternal grand­ W W relations with 8th District. _polntmant 4 a n a MONDAY • SATURDAY parents are Thomas Tucker Sr. of Hartford and Jean SEE... r a n e j e Cherrier of Davie, Fla. U B for all your optical needs 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. You can’t afford not to! Bevarqua, Matthew Paul, son^f Paul and Mary Beth saddled me citizens Front-End ARgnment ^ ALL AROUND THE TOWN: EYE GLASSES • CONTACT LENSES VEAL PARMESAN *2.15 Monaco Bevarqua of 80 Wellswood Rd., Hebron. He was Manchester with $650,000 shortfall budget. lAIYIEEFLIVERKnucaiaoiitw *2.29 I born Oct. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His • HEARING AIDS • SUNGLASSES maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. DOOR PRIZES $ 1 o » » SWEDISH MEATBALLS M.99 Monaco of Geneva, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Emergency Repair Service CHEF SALAD (Oin *2.29 Mrs. Romeo Bevarqua of Mt. Vernon, N.Y. He has a REFRESHMENTS Our Ooodyaar axparl* will analyte and oorraot Abov* Sarvad with Bakad Potato A Salad brother, David, 3. THE REPUBLICAN TEAM allgnmarrt. to Ineraaaa Ur* m U *^ and Impro** OPEHHOTROASTIEEFkttimtitoicutt *1.99 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ataorlng, uaing praoMon oquIpmonL Oflar good OPTICAL Hallowell, Michael Dean, son of Michael D. and ^5^ on any U.t. mad* oar, *xolu«ng front whaal BLACK RUSSIAN on RYE *1.79 Karen Fiano Hallowell of 218 Union St. He was born Oct. drtv*. Phono lor appolntmant______. PASTRAMI RUEBEN on RYE *1.89 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal PULL THE SECOND LEVER NOV. 8th! grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Fiano of 100 Birch Complete Luncheon Menu from 11.98 - 13.28 Mountain Road, Bolton. Her paternal grandparents are THIS AD PAID FOR DY THI MANCHIUTIR RIFUDUCAN TOWN COMMtTTIl Mr. and Mrs. Mario Scussel of Russell St. CHARLII M. MeKlNZIl TRtAtURIR GOODYEAR DINNER SPECIALS . m , . I Farr, Rylan David, son of David R. and Nancy Mon. • Thura. 4 P.M. - 9 P.M. J 1 A m IAN( I Sheinost Farr of 6 Trotter St. He was born Oct. 3 at TICKETS AVAILABLE e r n I ▼ 4 COHVENIFHT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU.. B IE'S Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ SianiBAN AUTO QHICE parents are Mrs. Howard P. Chace of Middletown and the AT THE DOOR 8 ’A 1 M A iN ‘,1 t‘.i I, I *4 I • > ^ ■ MANCHESTER PARKADE FRI-CITY PLAZA late William E. Scheinost. His paternal grandparents are PULL THE 2nd LEVER 328 W. MIDDLE TFKL, NUNCHESfBI VAN ' .<(>•( t« MASS ''f.ly ‘i' (4* CAUHNI PLAZA M anchester Vernon Mr. and Mrs. John R. Farr of 42 Westoood St. His mater­ [xit 93 off 1-86 B.Y.O.B. nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Louis Scheinost of South MA >■ S I PH'lNt A4 I V ' -rNS I . I j f • Pi a; a IF 643-9561 875-3394 Hadley, htoss. His paternal great-grandparents are Mrs. 648*5189 155 MAS rtff'fR SS •'Ai' . i.f MANCHESTDI 649-S487 DESIRED OPINIVft nU9/TUtt ASA1TIU 1 Rocco Farr of Manchester and Arthur Benard of Wethersfield. PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues..Nov. I, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 1. 1977 Moriarty opposes MITB TIL • mwem wwwwWAY ■. Budlneso Hatch Act update HARVEST HILL RICKS... beat■rfclfl the expertiB fll M i l PAGRAflitTORi YOUR SPORTING GOODS I I I In Iflaslor Charga a Bank Amartoaid Q P S y y Sales representative OnNilAM to PM M0N.-MT. Manchester Mayor Matthew.Moriarty has joined a CENTER The object of the eontoat la to pick more eorract game winnara than Earl Yoat... a Jack Maloney of 360 Windsor Ave. has been named a national effort to block revision of the Hatch Act. Entrlaa pteklng mora and with tha moat corraot anawara will ba allgibla for weakly OerOIIR LIQUOR tKClM LI FRESH FRUIT TREE-RIPENED sales representative for the Hartford area with Energy The act, enacted in 1939, restricts federal workers from priiaa. In oaaa of a Na, winnara will ba ehoaan by tha cloaaat tla*braakar numbar. anvB AlfWi Pkit 10% Case Discount Control, Inc. certain types of partisan political activity. The last ses­ Energy Control, Inc., is a foam insulation company sion of Congress approv^ amendments to modify the Tla*braakar numbar la tha highaat numbar of pointa you think will bo aeorad by any ona of tho toama In Monday night gama. All antrlaa or raaaonablo facalmllloa muat associated with B&B Oil Co. which has been in act, but President Gerald Ford vetoed the proposed § CANADIAN MIST Manchester more than 40 years. changes. Congress then sustained the veto. bo dappaltod at Tha HaraM or poatmarkod by 5 p.m. Friday. Tha Harald will ba AYS LEFT Maloney has been active in sports activities in In June of Uiis year, the House passed a bill to revise aola Judga of eontoat antrlaa. WHISKEY Manchester and at college. Energy Control, Inc., is the Hatch Act. Senate action is not expected until early Choose from located at 315 Broad St. next year. * 80 proof • quart President Jimmy Carter has endorsed revision of the these Florida 'act. This stand, however, is opposed by the Mayor’s Com­ Reg. Price NOV. Fresh Joins realty staff mittee to Save the Hatch Act. Moriarty has joined the op­ Spaulding CANADUR SPECIAL Jack Maioney position to changing the act. Moriarty said that the act ags* Varieties Stanley Mattespn of Manchester has joined the sales made sense when it was passed and satisfied public LANNY WADKINS staff of Gordon Realty, 105 Main St., Manchester. He will WIN • 5 . 6 0 specialize in residential property. employees. ALL 4/5 bu. ‘‘The same reasons that made good sense then still Matteson, a Manchester resident for 37 years, recently Manchester public records make good sense today,” he said. G O L F ry:i retired from Pratt & Whitney Aircraft after 36 years VINYA <6.99 there. Warranty deedn Mboria, South Windsor, S E T r He and his wife, Virginia, live at 46 Parker St. Paul j. Damiano and property at 49A Cliffside 5 Irons • 2 Woods ROSE WINE MVEL OniMiES *7.99 Janet P. Damiano to Den­ Drive, $48,990. Candidate has idea • 1 5 - * 1 0 - ' 5 Prduol ot Portugal nis W. Kessler and Pamela Kenneth A Jaworski and 46 Quart THNERKS...... »7.99 F. Kessler, property on Diane P. Jaworski to for drinking water Industry uses sun Canterbury Street, $35,90f' ..'jyne Wiganowske and Merchant Olft Certificates NOV. Roderick J. Maciean a: Regina Wiganowske, both WINDSOR, Vt. (UPI) — The Cone Blanchard Machine Stephen Cassano, a Democratic candidate for the * 2 5 “ “ SPECIAL TXIKELIIS...... *6.75 Althea Maclean to Ronald of Hartford, property at Manchester Board of Directors, has made three Waekiv Prizes Co. has begun Installing solar panels to heat its domestic J. Hoyng and Eleanor R. 178 Oak St., $40,500. proposals that could provide safe drinking water almost AND A ... >2.21 PM GMPEHHIIT . <6.35 water in what Is believed to be one of the first industries Hoyng, property at 88E Wilfred Rouleau and immediately. in the state to use energy from the sun. Ambassador Drive, $38,- Rose Rouleau lo Fernand He suggested that the town consider drilling communi­ R e r . ’ M " WMTE aUPEFIHIIT <6.35 Plant engineer Dean Osgood said Thursday 15 solar 500 A. Levesque, property at ty drinking wells in various parts of town. Several LORD,CALVERT collectors will be installed in three, sites at the plant. Wayne R. Wright. 192 Wells St., $47,500 Manchester homeowners who have wells also have € i n n Merchants CANADIAN WHISKEY Although the project will not save much money, Osgood Manchester, and Margaret William S. Harrison and excellent water, he said. ORDER BY NOV. 10 said, "We felt It will act not only as an experiment but to F. Wright, Bolton, to Paul Wilma B. Harrison, both of The town could also consider storage tanks to provide EARL YOST 9 1UU QMt cortmeatBS BO proof • quart help energy conservation.” V, Guaschino and Maria P Silver Springs. Md,, to drinking water to those in need, he said. SportM Editor PICK UP NOV. 23rd T%e decision to convert to solar energy came while the Guaschino, property at Bruce E . Lehtonen, The town might also investigate hooking temporarily KELLY ROAD VERNON CIRCLE NOW plant was undergoing building expansion, he said. 1149 E. Middle Turnpike, property at 40-42 Russell EXIT 99 - ROUTE 86 into Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) water SPECIAL CLOSED SUNDAYS $41,000. St., $44‘900. R a g . P lic a Eleanor R. Watkins to Kclt-a-e of JtidgiiD-nl lien through the city of East Hartford. Grand Prize AGWAY flflon., T u m ., “Initial research shows that this plan may be time- •8 ” W a d ., Fri. Left-handed wrench Gary B. Schwartz and Broad Brook Insurance consuming and costly on a temporary basis, but it should t:M MMtNni YOSTS • 5 . 9 9 5 4 0 NEW STATE RD. Audrey A Schwartz, Co.. Broad Brook, against 9-a ' WESTPORT (UPI) — Well southpaws, its almost here. be investigated thoroughly before being ruled out,” MANCHESTER property at 69 Essex St.. Wayne Wright. . • : M A I M : M Thur*. 9-0:00 m A L L pmcit WITHOUT TAX The long-awaited left-handed monkey wrench. Cassano said. The three possibilities would be temporary SUNDAT 10 AM • 4 PM PREMCTIONS Tal 648-5123 Oat O-SdIO $36,900. solutions until the construction of a water treatment A U FRICia 9UNICT TO CHANOE PER UOUOR COHMI99ION Aristera Left-Handed Products Inc. of Westport says Peter P. Cordera and HALL FDR RENT Find This Weeks Games the unusual tool will be ready for sale sometime early Phyllis D. Cordera, both of plant is completed. New England over Buffalo For parlies, showers, receptions, “As a director, I will urge the town to immediately next year. Moberly, Mo., to Wayne C. meetinf^s i Complete kitchen Chicago ovor Houaton “The wrench is still in the design stages,” Peter facilities Large enclosed parking peruse these possibilities. We must act now,” he said. Hess and Helen C. Hess, Clavaland ovar Cincinnati Neiman, president of Aristera, said. “But basically it lot Inquire In The Ads On These property at 517 Vernon St.. Lithuanian Hall Dallaa ovar tha QIanta WHAT A DIFFERENCE will ha've the worm gear reversed to make it e^pier for $40,000. Kanaaa City ovar Qraan Bay lefties to operate.” First Hartford Realty 24 GOLWAY STREET Democrat asks for Miami ovar tha Jata Four Pages. Fill Out Corp. to Carolyn L MANCHESTER Naw Orlaana ovar Phlladaiphla A BILCO Call before 8 P .M . 'fH n I Aur i business c •jTgne^43j0618o^46^9^ big voter turnout Danvar ovar PIttaburgh MInnaaota ovar St. Loula DOOR MAKES ot C A R n rS Ban DIago ovar Datrolt Coupon and Send In... Betty Intagliata, a Democratic candidate for the Jai alal results Atlanta ovar San Franclaco *-y " ‘o'**...... Manchester Board of Dirwtors, has issued a statement NEW 1978 Oakland ovar Saattia urging all Manchester citizens to vote Nov. 8. Loa Angalaa ovar Tampa Bay tfadk She said that she has talked to many people who are not Baltimora ovar Waahington a 2161 IIM iM IM atM l I I J I 141 IM 2 kriaia I k k 141 I M 2.U wm 13.N 121 4 ( M Ida I I J I 421 12.H 2.M registered to vote or who do not plan to vote. L28 JOS i j i 7 I n n tim IM 1 bwm link UNO SSgFOft She said that it . is understandable that some people VkdsUVm 44$S4JI ____ 24 $4121 MscOt-S UTIN NrlscO M SlMJe PsrlMta24 $ M JI CATALOG have a low opinion of the political scene with problems 1. (A) Balfalo at (I) Naw England TriMa 13-1 m U I TrflMli M -7 $l,$24JI TrMseta 24-1 $SI7il like Watergate and Koreagate. OFHCUL ENTRY FORM TmUli FASHIONS 2. (A) CMoago at (B) Houaton k m IN 7JI 121 $M 11.N 4il 141 2 C M Om n i a M 2M I M raeWQMW I T •ndhwqv “However, I must continue to urge all citizens to fully e 121 T il ICMil IM 121 7 U rn k n s IM 2M 4 I n n Isrrit LM I n u l l MMU OlVI XSCOM I engage themselves in the political process if change is 3. (A) CtnctMMtl at (B) Ctavotand DapoaH at Tha Manchaatar Harald or Peat Markad by S P.M. S liZ ig r il 121 4 Ua 121 Friday — I I Bralnard Placa, Manchaatar. MMsl-3t21M UsUk I S $31Jf M M t 2-7 $3fM lbm lfSl ever to occur,” Mrs. Intagliata said. “The public must 4. (A) DaHaa at (B) Haw Tarh ttaata Here’s the wey to add new beauty to your pNrIsdi 13 1S11I Pirfscta I I $ M il Mseta 2-7 SIM M TAUFAIWONSifiaHM I not disenfranchise itself and cut itself off from the selec­ home. Replace that wooden hatchway with a TrMsets 1-1$ $3S11I Trifsda $-14 $22111 TrdBcti 2-74 333UI I tion process. It is precisely the negative and 'I don't care’ B. (A) Braan Bay at (B] Kansas City TIM Dim Mndncc tlSl F im w V«ll«v Ckwtf DRFT A B A B TIa Braakar modern, all ateel BIleo Door. It’a ruggedly SM te lirbni IIW 7JI IM 1 U Im 1121 IM IM R M 117117$ I Mlw. Ta. ;»$0 N I attitudes that allows the process to break down, ” she B. (A) Miami at (B) Now Tort Jots N um bar 1 Ju t w 7JI in SEMrAM 121 IM 1 ...... □ □ 11 . . . . . □ □ built, weather-tight, and eo eaay tor fl I fmcNcs hnk SM said. 7. (A| Now Orlsans at (B) PlriMslRMs 2 ...... □ □ 12 . . . . . □ □ MMalSiJlN OMM 1$ $41M CHEVROLET VAN everyone in the fanilly to ueel What’a more. It Nriseta 1 1 S I N J I Mseta 1$ $1)741 n TrNscti $-1-4 $27171 Coffee scheduled Friday B. (A) Pmstnargh at (B) Danvar 3 ...... □ □ 13 . . . . . □ will make your baaement more eacure Trilscti 1-M $474M 6 cyl. engine, eutomatic trenemleelon, W ton model, 4 . □ a 14 . . . . . □ □ mm against intrusion. And it wiii pay for itseif 24JI 11.41 7.41 A coffee will be held Friday afternoon for Betty In­ power brekee, power eteering, geugee, reer door 9. (A) SL Louts SI (B) Mnnoaola TMp 7 0rksslCMil 21M IM IM PAULWILLHIDE 5 . □ □ ll«#s I N 141 4 Zifd Urns 7M IM tagliata, a Democratic candidate for the Board of Direc­ glass, elds door glees, painted mirrors, auxiliary many timaa ovar by saving repair and 4 JI to . (A) Ban Dingo nl (I) Otim ll 6 '...... □ □ LIMIT 2 COUPONS PER PERSON 1 to n o i Ssrtls 4M BOARD OF EDUCATION tors. The coffee, the last of the campaign for the can­ seat, stabilizer bar, bright hub cape. Carter Care rapiacament coats. IM M 74 $11121 m m 4-7 $$7ii Package, Stock No. 1193. 7 ...... □ □ Quasar. Nriicta 7 4 $ 1,7$UI Mseta 74 $ltl7l didate, will be at the home of Pauline Widmer, 369 Sum­ 1 1 . (A) San Franolaoo at (B) Atlanta TiUn Ii 74-1 M,4$2JI 8 . □ □ N a m a ...... 2 5 ’ WORKS IN A DRAWER. it your home was buiit without tho con­ Trifseta 74-) $ 2J7tM mit St. I t . (A) SoaMo at (B) Oakland CONSOLE COLOR TV Tn* 9 ...... □ □ A d d ra a a ...... venience ot a direct baaamont entrance, ask toea IIJI 141 141 3 IMS 21M IM 7.M Mrs. Intagliata will speak on the topic of “Citizen In­ 2aM I 4JI 4JI THE REPUBLICAN TEAM 13. (A) Tampa lay at (I) Los Angolas 1 0 ...... □ □ 100% Solid Stala "Saivlca MItar" Chaa»la laaluring lha Supar : 7 C M 7.M 14M put: Why It Is a Vital Ingredient In Town Government.” P h o n a ...... Modula. "Supar lnata-Mallc” ColorTunln{|. ua for Biico’a new handbook “How to Add rnimt 4 0rtnk 141 SALE PRICE * 5 0 5 5 VHF/UHF "Salactronlc" Tuning, Low 0M14$3Ue MUsh)-7$$lM She will elaborate on her recent suggestion for the es­ 14. |A) Waahington at (B) laMmora Vaiuabie Space to Your Home.” Mseta $-1 $ m jl M seta 3-7 $224.11 anargy uaa. Knotty Pina vanaart and aa- TrUseta $-14 $2tlM tablishment of four citizen committees to increase the in­ lact hardwood tollda with almulatad wood TrUseia 3-74 $ 2 M 1N volvement of residents in local government. InSarlal. Cutara. Modal W UMMNU. stop In and too our dipfay. DEAR MANCHESTER VOTER: Any resident interested in attending should contact “A POOP PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK" Wa'fl gfva you fraa Education in our town involves hun­ Eileen Stem, 34 S. Farms Drive. Mtoratura on how to do It. dreds of employees. Many of these Ba r t e r Or, wo eon tuggaal a man DLL QIMUFYIK ENTRES WU K ELHHLE FM AVE ' .A • -.i ’ employees belong to unions or other to Inotoll It lor you. RASr VE 1 ' Jal alal antrlaa recognized organizations. Nearly 75% About town of local property taxes are applied to CHEVROLET Tufeoday ntght education. Britannia Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, A T K W.G. GLOIEY COi leriM I believe my MHainatNLHMn.MMlU will meet ThurMlay at 11:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. 2ls«aCMa 11 4-1 lIMr $-1 1 Mn background in BUanL WT Nl OMtU IlinrJn 4-1 7-1 2 UsTsM 7-1 2 U r n Robert W. Smith, 127 Old Farms Rd., West Simsbury. 4EiiZ«n $-1 1-1 1 Fm£ca 1-1 3 9km >100 OMW PHZE a w i M n , a b m r business, per­ 176 Burnside Ave., E. H. ol % km turn t-2 n $-1 4feii 7 2 4 ferMa I I FnM Brea t-l 7-2 $ Quis I $-7 Sfetnl sonnel, and labor An adult Bible study will be conducted Wednesday at 10 1229 Main S t, Manchester 646-M64 n u m RUMINL MY M IT. 444294111 7 M l Inga 7-2 M IMnl t-l I M l relations will a.m. at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. OPeNEVE8TILS#THURS.’TIL«.8AT.TtLS Spendable At Any Of The Participating Merchants On This Page Ih n tsM I M M 7 fed J: itrtM 528-1554 •BINVICB SINCf 1S20- $M Jnt turn 1-2 IM I FI llna enable me to 3-74 $-74 7-Ti 7-3-$ tmmrn S* M make a positive SniM L M t-M l+ IL M $.74 LS-M-H LW Ihnesra t-l Fm contribution to tUFM 4-1 1 Nrtifeirl 4-1 Xwon. $-1 1 Fraem l«m SFaMbfril 1-1 2 fen Mrst t-l 2lfe|iMi 4-1 2 fed Mn the Board of TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE SAYS 4 fen ha 7-2 $-21-2 )UfeM 7-1 3 fev0 M n Education. QIVI YOURSILF HERMAN IBrtifelfi $-1 7-1 tJsniiN 1-2 4 C M l * d i MANCHEStER I bsi iMM 7-1 $M ili^ 7-1 $2i^fe*s t-l $ IrrMi I Zm 7FiliCsn t-l 1 IM Zm t-l IFmsMI t-l 11 “ ■ ZMiZvTfe 7-2 7Fm4i (MsI 7-2 71 t Mb* feta $-1 tfe d B M n r l 1-1 I I Respectfully, ABMAKtHIIFALL■ ■■ s u a n w ^ M-14 24-1 4-24 UmkmUsM tahi U Urn SMs IM* h 4-7-2 t-7.2 7-2-$ 7-24 74-1 Til 2-3-7 2-7-J BUY BETTER Boots th at iw vw soy d i^ 14-7 3-74 74-1 7-1-3 llWklagt LI i tm b«rr M 7-2 1 kgfi feSM i u n v i mm wM an ARMSTRONG 1 fen bn M 12 2EM*Nna H 2 feTd Mw I IT’S YOUR MONEY___ DRIVE CENTE • Mi Mfeni M 1-1 SlitnBfeiiB M 3 UktA CMS I Ingulatad $-1 4fetns(Msl Pj>C *0> D| th« WmriMje >0’ Boj'O Ol jrfpm /enns/ lUfea LI t-l 4 Ffian ttns Eflucji'on C0'i'ii''Hi C'J-'es MAKE THE MOST OF IT lirtilii9i U 7-1 SFmnam 7-1 I fetns M NO WAX FLOOR Qlova laathar uppara 7 hi* Mi M ...... 1-1 IferOgBlUm. _ ___ 4-llfelnBOm 1-2 Mc«ie''Z'« ’'eJiu’e' Naoprana aolaa OPEN IlfeBM M 7 ferp I Mnr I 4-1 7 few Uya M 7 IM* Urn 7-2 • BtST PWCfS • BEST BRAND • BEST SERVICE fefeiMiMhal thgitkm t-l t (M ten 1-1 I ftsn felsiM $-1 m m m f , 14.1 4-74 M-l 4.14 tMiNfeOMiil faMZvda Ms fed Zm 8 to 9 DAILY 1-1-7 24-1 7-14 1-7-2 244 $-7-3 341 34-2 744 I-7-2 2 $-l 7-24 aaan flaw at 8 to 6 SAT. iMMnpnBM ■Hxrtpxrlriir SUMNAL^ A CBT Second Mortgage can help solve big money needs. ELECT THE I m RM in w1 # MuMahar.lM ^ $ P E E D SPECIALS WITH TMS AD REPUBLICAN TEAM «UlaMhalW»- WASHER iS K S Hmilto Spoke Wools st|M lN6ratir*tfF6 $ . Eaay on-oH Mott A^loatkms .. $29.95 Upto 25,000fi>rhomeowners DAVID C A U ...... Town Director SAVl Laathar Topa Boitow S5JXX) to $25j000. WILUAM DIANA Town Director iMl IM va HP I Watarproof • Free Purolator Filter wRh Take up to 10 yean to repay. PETER DIROSA, JR. Town Director dm. I fNB km •flaval ad Bottom a Luhrleotlon and Oil Change • 12.S% annual peroentage rate. VIVIAN FERGUSON Town Director Gm No • Fast response to your request. RICHARD WEINSTEIN Town Director Cteb 4WD and Light Duty Trudls • FNkiN For more information call our Second Mortgage Specialist, Jerry Burke at 1-800-842-8353 CARL ZINSSER Town Director ra kidy) NICHOLAS COSTA Board ot Education • Facdab Tha warmaat PAULWIUHIDE Board of Education TA Finmce Tol«l I n Hi M l Laathar topa FOR ALL YOUR 4x4 NEEDS Anfliat Mottkljr ROBERT HEAVISIDES Board ol Education • Cantafl BsrrowcJ PijnntM Term Cbargc Payment Speed Watarproof bottoma PARTS and ACCESSORIES AUXURBANEHI Board ol Education TaW Warm fait llnar 2,526.40 7,526,40 EVEREU MURPHY Town dark -• j~ad Dj '-c i-'s REPAIRS and INSTALLATIONS SSJKIO. 89.60 7 years Opaad laclno BETTY SAOLOSKI Town Treasurer REG. 14.95 5,692.40 13,172.40 RUSSELL PRENTICE Board ol Selectmen $7,500. 109.77 10 years JOSEPH REYNOLDS Board ol Selectmen IS T A L L E D ONLY AND MORE F R Q T I O T O R 10 years 7,564.40 17,564,40 MARION MERCER Constable act. V D . HKST1 R OF COURSEI SIOJXX). 146.37 UP TO 9 x12 PHtPAWATION iXTWA HARRY REINHORN Constable O R M O IN M O t SEDRICK STRAUGHAN Consteble R O U B i l l s %\5fiO0. 219.55 10 years 11,346.00 26,346.00 JOSEPH SWENSSON Constable CARPET EVERnHING FOR OUTDOORS AND M c m n a n t 43,910.40 U t h f n k t U ifiO O - 365.92 10 years 18,910.40 t h i s a d p a i d F o n e v FLOOR ANOHUNTINO THU MANCHierin MPUILICAN town COMMITTie 6 4 9 - 0 2 6 1 CHAHUe M. MeKINZIl. TMASUnin COVERING > THE COMMECTICUT BANK TEMPLE’S AND TRUST COtMMNY 902 MAIN ST. CALL 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER PMFIttWIIAL lEiVICIIM IN AU 4 «tD r Op»n Dally 8:30 to 6:00 Thur» III 9 00 PULL the 2nd LEVER MANCHESTER 643-6662 MssrFMHs ursm r vniC L ii A uaNT D un TRuem... OPEN DAILY S-a THUR., FRI. 9-9 Sat. 9:00 lo 5:00 OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT Budgar to 36 Monthg ^ The Hou$e of Sports 248 SPRUCE ST., MMIGNESTER -V

PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues .Nov. 1, 1977 About town Pension Board decides ObItuariM jFurlonge Flynn fliesy The Mothera’ (!nub of Center Congregational Church will meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at toe church. birth date, other cases Stanley Field Mrs. Ernest W. Foberg The four were Involved in a suit helped aviation grow Catechetics Qasses of Concordia Lutheran Church will The Town of Manchester Pension Stanley Field, 74, of North Ferriaburg, against toe town because they said Mrs. Margaret Reynolds Foberg, 55, of meet tonight from 6:30 to 8 in toe church school wing. Board Monday discussed a variety of Vt., died Sunday after a long illness. He TOLLAND - Furlonge H. (Tiny) Flynn, that they were erroneously left out of 99 St. James St., West Hartford, died Mon­ Issues, in c l u ^ a mistaken birth was the father of Mrs. Richard (Helen) 75, of 26 Tolland Green, who had a hand In toe plan when they started work. day at St. Francis Hoqiltal and Medical The Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of Center date and a retiring employee who can Hlanrl]p0tpr Sheldon of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., Center In Hartford. She was the sister of the growth of aviation, both military and They sought to make back payments, Congregational Church, will lead a Bible study receive no town benefits at this time. formerly of Manchester. Mrs. F. Robert Halllsey of Manchester. commercial, died this morning at but the Pension Board ruled that Wednesday at 1:15 p.m. in the Robbins Room of the The mistaken birth date involves Other survivors are his wife, two sons, Mrs. Foberg was bom In Hartford and Rockville General Hospital. H fralh such payments were prohibited. Vincas Gulbinas, a former employee two other daughters and three lived in West Hartford more than 27 years. Mr. Flynn also had been active in church. A court ruling, however, said that who retired from the Cemetery grandchiidren. She was employed at Connecticut toUand affairs. For many years he served SECOND SECTION toe four should be perm ltt^ to make The funeral is Wednesday at 2 p.m. at as moderator at Tolland Town Meetings. Department in 1976. When he retired, such payments. General Life Insurance Co. in Bloomfield Those wishing to be candidates for membership at Se- ■ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1977 the North Ferrisburg United Methodist He was a member of the board of direc­ Gulbinas said that he was bora in The board also discussed toe case 20 years before retiring in 1972. cond Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., are aske<^ 1914, making him 62. Now, however, Church in North Ferrisburg. Buriai will be She was a member of the Irish- tors of the Tolland Public Library and a of Marie Girelli, a nurse who also to call the church office, 649-2863, by Friday. Classes wilFb he has presented a birth certificate in North Ferrisburg Cemetery. American Club in Glastonbury. past president and past chairman of the was left out of toe pension plan when begin Sunday at 4 p.m. that lists his birth date in 1909. Thus, toe Pension Board rejected the Friends may cali at the Brown-McCiay Other survivors are two sons, a board of trustees of the Savings Bank of she started work. The 1909 birth would have made disability pension by a 5-0 vote. Funerai Home, Vergennes, Vt., tonight daughter and three grandchildren. Tolland. He was a member of the board of The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical Lutheran The ruling by Judge Thomas him 67 When he retired and eligible Walker is 62 and cannot qualify for from 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral is Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. the Tolland Aquaduct Water Co. and Church will meet Wednesday at 7 ;30 p.m. at toe church to O’Sullivan said that his decision for a normal retirement rather than an early retirement because he has from the Richard W. Sheehan Funeral belonged to the Tolland Volunteer Fire make final plans for its annual Christmas Sale and applied "only to these plaintiffs un­ an early retirement. Such nornul worked for toe town for less than 10 Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., West Hart- Department for many years. He was a Supper Nov. 18. The program will include a demonstra­ der these particular facts and can­ retirements pay more than an early years. Douglas G. Whitehouse ford, with a Mass at 11 a.m. at St. Mark, member of the United Congregational tion of a star ornament. Hostesses are Dorothy Ruebin, “We can do nothing for him In the not be considered a precedent for Douglas Gardner Whitehouse, 20, of 249 the Evangelist Church in West Hartford. Church of Tolland, the Tolland Historical one —In toe case of Gulbinas, toe anyone else not exactly similarly Amanda Schremmer, Linda Reynolds and Martha Usab. difference is |23 per month. way of benefits until he’s 65,” Fred Pinecroft Drive, Taylors, S.C., formerly Burial will be in Falrview Cemetery, West Society and the Rockville Fish and Game situated.” The board decided to table acUon Geyer, board chairman, said. of Manchester, died Monday at Greenville Hartford. Club. . ^ The board did approve a disability The Pension Board said that it Memorial Hospital, Greenville, S.C. Friends may call at the funeral home He was bom Dec. 27,1901 In Waterford, on toe matter. would have to study toe details of A present town employee, John pension for Alexander Ferguson, 62, Mr. Whitehouse was bom Oct. 11,1957, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. N.Y. He went to Coraell University, who worked as a Board of &lucation Mrs. Girelll’s case to see if she in Portsmouth, N.H., and lived in Ithaca, N.Y., where in 1922 he was namra Walker, a custodian for toe Board of qualifies under toe judge’s ruling. Education, applied for a disabilitv custodian. The board also granted a Manchester 16 years. He gradiirted from guard on Walter Camp's All-American Furlonge H. Flynn normal retirement for Roy White, a The board, which tabled action on toe Manchester High School in 1976. football team,the only pick that meant pension. Dr. Alice Turek, town health matter, has already received a pay­ Andrew A. Komarinetz director, ruled that Walker’s disabili­ Highway Department worker. Both He was a student at Greenville EAST H A R T F O R D -A ndrew A. anything in those days. became friendly with some of toe most ELECT pensions become effective today. ment from her. Technical College. Mr. Flynn retired in 1966 as service ty Is not work-related. The board also received a request Komarinetz, 87, of 86 Cipolla Dr. died Sun­ famous names in toe early history of Walker has worked for toe town In another matter, the board He was a member of St. Mary’s day at Hartford Hospltkl. we was the mus- manager for the Pratt and Whitney Divi­ flying. STEVE decided to give four from The Martin E. Segal Co., which Treats for Green Lodge Episcopal Church in Manchester. sion of United Technologies Corporation since 1970. To receive a disability handles actuary work, to switch to a band of Nts. Mary Terlesky Komarinetz. In 1934, he returned to East Hartford, pension for a non-work related paraprofesslonals 90 days to make Survivors are his mother, Mrs. John M. after 38 years with the firm. per-hour basis for payment. The Louise Schlatz, a resident of Green Lodge, is all eyes Monday over a Halloween basket Mr. Komarinetz was bora in Russia and but still had an active part in toe develop­ CASSANO problem, an employee has to have back payments Into toe town’s pen­ Davis of Taylors, and his father, Donald Service manager for the entire company board tabled action on toe request. presented by members of Brownie Troop 643 from Green School. Julie Geagon is dressed as had lived In East Hartford for 18 years. He ment of many aircraft. During World War worked for toe town for 15 years. sion plan. E. Whitehouse of 109 Everglade Blvd., had been employed as a truck body builder from 1945 until his retirement, his career II, he helped set up an increased field ser­ TOWN DIRECTOR a mad scientist and DeeDee Roy is “Little Red Riding Hood" as they made the rounds of Stuart, Fla.; his maternal grandmother, at the Olonial Truck Body Co. In Elast went back to 1929, before the firm moved , vice force and in the post-war years, acted the lodge, giving treats instead of tricks on Halloween. The Brownies brought gifts and from its old Capitol Avenue buildings in An Outstanding Racord - Mrs. Millard W. Gardner of Portsmouth, Hartford before retiring in 1970. He as a consultant for airlines In the United An Exceptional Candidata Hartford to its present East Hartford site. Manchester police report cookies to share and entertained the residents with some singing. (Herald photo by Dunn i N.H., and his paternal grandparents, Mr. attended All Saints Russian Orthodox States, Europe, Australia and South Ha’ll work tor foulll and Mrs. Reginald S. Whitehouse of New­ Church, Hartford. After six months as an assembler at the America as they re-established castle, N.H. plant, he was transferred to the service themselves. Other survivors are a son, Andrew Z. in a car, police said. The Incident oc­ car on Main Street, a door kicked in The funeral will be Friday at 11 a.m. at department as a field service represen­ With the advent of toe Jet Age, he put Nadine J. Vanlydegraf, 19, of North Komarinetz of Norwich; two daughters, curred on (}arpenter Road, about 8:45 on Helaine Road and several other in­ the J. Berne Wood Funeral Home, Mrs. Marion S. Ferrante of West Hartford tative, who in those d a ^ were also his experience with military jet aircraft Hollywood, Calif., was charged with mechanics. One of his jobs was to prove VOTE Dd^OCRATIC NOV. 8 disorderly conduct in connection with p.m. cidents. FBI joins taping probe Portsmouth, N.H. Burial will be in South to work, paving the way for today’s and Mrs. Irene S. Bauer of Cromwell; a Police also received reports of A chain saw was reported stolen in Cemetery, Portsmouth, N.H. new P&W engines in toe field, and he was jetliners. He also assisted in updating Ptk) lor by CoMono tor DIroclor Compilfln, Jool Jonondt. Trooouror a fire found on railroad trestle near election to the office he held for three sister in Russia, 10 grandchildren and a Halloween candy which had been a shoplifting effort from Manchester V ernon ground and on the wall of his home. Friends may call at the funeral home on hand for many of toe early Thompson military aircraft maintenance techniques toe Eighth Utilities District property terms, before being defeated narrow­ great-granddaughter. tampered with. In one substantiated hardware Monday morning. Its value He said parts of the Oct. 23 meeting Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Bendix Trophy races, where he and was on hand for the founding of many off Hilliard Street Monday night Frank McCoy, Republican can­ ly two years ago, he has been conduc­ The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Incident, some pins bad been stuck, in was 3139. and the Oct. 16 meeting were found The family suggests that those wishing airlines. about 7:30 p.m. didate for mayor of Vernon has ting campaign meetings in the base­ from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral a candy bar, police said. The other An attempted purse snatch from a on the tape. to do so may make memorial gifts to the Under him, before his retirement, there Police said four youths were called on the FBI to investigate cir­ ment of his home because it has been He said he called on the Vernon Home, 318 Burnside Ave., wiUi the Rus­ Fitzgerald Funeral Home report of suspicious candy was not woman near the Hartford Road Cafe Greenville Cancer Society, 2 Sevier St., sian Orthodox Rite of Burial at All Saints were 380 employees in toe field service observed on the trestle near a fire in cumstances surrounding the dis­ more convenient. Police Department to investigate Mrs. Lester T. Bensen the middle of toe tracks. The youths substantiated. Monday night was reported, Greenville, S.C. Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial will be in section and 9 S 2 persons spread throughout however, two male suspects were covery of tape recording equipment He said on Oct. 23 a meeting was and the following day the FBI Mrs. Mabel R. Moe Bensen, 78, of Dignified fled as police approached and only Ms. Manchester Police reported a outside the basement window of his Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Naperville, 111., died this morning at the world In his entire division. frightened off when the victim held (the meetings have been on Sun­ entered the case and an investigation He is survived by a son, John F. Flynn of Family Service Vanlydegraf was apprehended. She relatively quiet Halloween night. Brookside Lane home. Friends may call at the funeral home Edwards Hospital, Naperville. She was sprayed them with mace, police said. day nights) and 15 or 16 candidates, is currently in progress. Aaron R. Satterfield Rockville; a daughter, Mrs. Emil was released on 3100 cash bond for Several incidents of vandalism were McCoy said Monday night he had today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will the wife of Lester T. Bensen and mother Personal Care A gun and a CB radio were campaign workers and some He said the FBI agents have been Aaron R. Satterfield, 62, of 44 Lewis St. Poliansky of Coventry; and five court Nov. 14. reported including damage to the quietly called for the investigation be a Panhida tonight at 7:30 at the funeral of Kenneth G. Bensen of Manchester. reported stolen from a truck parked members of his family were present. questioning people in the died Monday at Manchester Memorial grandchildren. Police received reports of two foundation and building of Pete’s but someone picked up his call to toe He said a tape recorder, neighborhood, but he did not care to home. She is also survived by four Grocery, 464 E. Center St., a at the rear of the Brass Hammer Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. The family suggests that any memorial The funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. at the robberies of Halloween candy from police on a radio scanner and the microphone, recording tape, exten­ discuss the case at this time except grandchildren. smashed door at a Tracy Drive home Cafe. 120 Charter Oak St. Monday Ethel Goldenthal Satterfield. gifts may be made to the All Saints Rus­ United Congregational Church of Tolland. youths Monday night. One whs an news had gotten out. sion cords and such were discoWred to say that he and his family were A memorial service will be Thursday at and attempted entry; ink thrown on night. Mr. Satterfield was bom Feb. 21,1915 in sian Orthodox Church Building Fund, 205 Burial will be in North Cemetery. armed robbery near apartments on He said since he decided to seek outside the basement window on the very upset about the incident. 7:30 p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran Church, steps and doors of several homes on A break and entry and vandalism Middletown and lived in Hartford before Scarborough St., Hartford. Friends may call at White-Gibson-Small West Middle Turnpike across from Naperville. Burial arrangements are in­ Wickham Park in which two males, Ambassador Drive, two punctured was reported at Bennet Junior High coming to Manchester 24 years ago. He Funeral Home, K Elm St., Rockville, School Monday afternoon. Pellets complete. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. one armed with a knife apprehended tires on Araott Road., pellets shot was a member of South United Methodist Friends may call Wednesday at the Edward M. Fiagerald had been shot through a window, a The family suggests that any memorial an 11-year-old boy, took bis through a window of a West Middle Church. Friedrich Funeral Home, 44 S. Mill St., lens of a projector and a clock Mr. Satterfield and his wife would have 225 Main Street Halloween candy and fled into toe Turnpike apartment, eggs thrown at Sadloski seeks a debate John H. Srhillinger gifts may be made to the Tolland Naperville. park. a house on Croft Drive, shots through sometime over toe weekend. observed their 28th wedding anniversary BOLTON - John H. Schillinger, 89, of Volunteer Fire Department Association, Manchester, _ G>nneaicut The family suggests that any memorial A 12-year-old girl was robbed of toe windows of a massage parlor on A pair of binoculars was reported and site and do the debate properly Monday. Laconia, N.H., formerly of Bolton and P.O. Box 76, Tolland, or to toe Tolland stolen from the Oak Grove Nature Betty Sadloski. Republican can­ wise decisions, and it is our duty to gifts may be made to Our Savior Lutheran Phone 643-5940 her Halloween treats by two black Oak Street, wood stolen from Village didate for Manchester town kfep them informed ' with just a week left before the elec­ Other survivors are two sons, Keith E. Glastonbury, died Sunday at a Laconia Church. 815 S. Washington St., Naperville. Public Library. Center Monday night. Satterfield of Manchester and Ralph P. males who grabbed toe ^ I ’s bag and Street, wires rlppq^ out of a treasurer, has challenged incumbent She said that she would participate tion. convalescent home. telephone booth, theft of a tire from a Satterfield of Buffalo, Mo.; a brother, Mr. Schillinger was born in Hungary knocked her to toe ground, then fled treasurer Roger Negro to debate. in the debate at any site and would He called Mrs. Sadloski's request a Corroll Satterfield of Cromwell; a sister, and had lived in Bolton and Glastonbury Area fire calls Negro today sent a letter to Mrs. like to do it within the next few days "last-minute tactic. " Mrs. Grace Spencer of Tampa, Fla.; three before moving to New Hampshire eight Sadloski rejecting the idea ' due to since the election is Nov. 8. Mrs Sadloski said that she will be grandchildren and two great­ years ago. He was a member of the United Area police report j the lateness of the request. " Negro responded that he has many at Republican headquarters grandchildren. Methodist Church of Bolton. Before his Monday, 12:48 p.m. —leaf (ire. Kelly Mrs. Sadloski said, "I have always commitments involving his cam­ Thursday from 7 p m to 9 p.m. to The funeral is Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Road., Vernon. believed an informed public makes paign. He said that he felt it would be answer any questions. retirement in 1955, he was employed as a Vernon South Windsor at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. machinist at the Hanson-Whitney Co., Monday, 4 : 4 ^ . m. —smoke in hail. verv difficult to line up a moderator Burial will be in East Cemetery. Three persons were arrested Sun­ Ledgecrest ApiPtments, Rockville. Hartford. day on charges of third-degree Friends may call at the funeral home He is survived by two sons, Francis F. Monday. 5:37 p.m. —grass fire. Plea­ criminal trespass. Police said they Police reported several incidents sant Street, Rockville. Rogers Wednesday from 12:30 p.m. until the time Schillinger of Wethersfield and Joseph A. of criminal mischief in conjunction of the service. were found on posted property off Monday, 5:42 p.m. —leaf fire. Pleasant Schillinger of Laconia; a daughter, Mrs. Bolton Road. Charged were Cathy with Halloween, including a picture Street, Rockville. The family suggests that any memorial Margaret R. Croteau of Vero Beach, Fla.; window of a home broken with a to get gifts may be made to the Manchester NOren, 18, of 98 South Road., Bolton; Monday, 6:42 p.m. —grass (ire, Brent eight grandchildren and 15 great­ rock, eggs thrown at three |)onius, 10 and Foster streets, Vernon. Public Health Nursing Association Inc., Glen Titcomb, 20, of 45 Vernon grandchildren. Road.. Bolton and Paul Neddow, 20, or 12 mailboxes knocked down on Monday, 9:35 p.m. —grass fire. Route 6 150 N. Main St., or to the Manchester A committal service will be Wednesday and 44A, Bolton. award Memorial Hospital Development Fund. of 246 High St., Manchester. They Beelzebub Road, several soaped win­ at 2 p m. in Neipsic Cemetery, Glaston­ dows. They noted it was a relatively Today, 12:09 a.m. —grass fire. Shoddy were released on promises to appear Mill and Hebron roads. Bolton. Dr. John E. Rogers of bury. in court Nov. 23. quiet Halloween. Miss Rose M. Kinsella The Wllkinson-Beane Funeral Home, Manchester, professor of Miss Rose M. K insella, 63, of Laconia, is in charge of arrangements. black history at University Middletown died this morning at of Hartford, is the Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Police station bids sought recipient of one of five Middletown, after a brief illness. She was awards won in the state for The Town of Manchester is seeking less than a month to award the con­ repairs, and bids have already been Bicentennial programs the niece of Mrs. Alice M. Allison of opened for part of that work. The Manchester. bids on the first phase of work for the tract and begin work, a time frame from the American other is for a drainage improvement She is also survived by several cousins. Lottery $750,000 renovation project at the that should met. Association for State and The funeral is Thur^ay at 9:15 a.m. police station. The first phase includes site work project on Thompson Road. Local History. from the Coughlin Funeral Home, 491 The project will be funded by a and foundation construction. Sartor Bids will be opened for Thonjpson Dr. Rogers is being High St.. Middletown, with a Mass at St. HARTFORD (UPI) -T he Connec­ federal Public Works EmploymenU said. Road on Nov. 28, Jay Giles, director honored with the Award of of public works, said. The work will John s Church, Middletown, at 10. Burial ticut daily lottery number drawn Act grant. The grants were awarded Most of the project work, including Merit for his publication, have to be started by Dec. 15 to meet will be in St. John's Cemetery, Monday night was 220. for projects that would provide near- above-ground construction of the "Inner City Bicentennial Middletown. immediate employment. 10,000-square-foot addition, will be the 90-day limit. Booklet." Thus, a 90-day limit was set for included in the second phase of the This could present some problems Friends may call at the funeral home if the contractor has to have pipes Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. starting work from the time the work. grants were awarded. Plans for the second phase of the for the work delivered. The town, The 90-day period for the police project are expected to be presented however, does have some 42-inch Try it. you will like it. station expires Dec. 11. Deputy Chief to the Town Building Committee pipes that it has not used, he said. Good old common sense. Richard Sartor, who has worked tonight. If necessary, these pi[5es could be Vote DonaMII Tgam Wives will host fireman closely with the project, said. The town received two other grants used by the contractor to start the Nov. M l The town will open bids for the first through the Public Works Employ­ project on time and then reimbursed PAID FOR BY OONATELLI Kenneth Cusson. a firefighter and Maneuver, a method used to aid choking phase of work Nov. 17. This will leave ment Act. One is for sidewalk to the town later, Giles said. FOR MAYOR FUND emergency medical technician with toe victims, (jusson is also an Instructor In D&L IS HAVING Town of Manchester Fire Department, cardiopulminary resuscitation (CPR). i I will be the guest speaker at the Members are asked to bring a box of About town A BEAUTYMIST® Manchester Jaycee Wives meeting Christmas cards for the annual "Cards to Wednesday at 8 p.m. at toe home of Mrs. the Unfortunate” program. Last year’s Caroline Alexander, 104 Pitkin St. unused cards are acceptable. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. SALE! Cusson will speak on household Also, members are asked to bring two at the First Federal Savings, 344 W. Middle Tpke. emergencies and how to handle them. He high-protein food items for toe “Holiday Overeaters Anonymous meets every Wednesday. Only will also demonstrate the Heimlich F ^ Basket.” the first meeting of the month is held at the First Federal Savings. All other weekly meetings are held in the con­ Save on Beautymist* pantyhose, ference rooms at Manchester Memorial Hospital. New a leg's best friend! Luscious colors, Volunteer aides needed members are welcome. Further information is available beautiful fit, and your choice of stretch by calling 522-9948. sheer or sheer support styles, both at There are several opportunities for ne^ed. hefty Hanes® savings! Stretch Sheers, Members of the Anderson-Shea Post and Auxiliary of volunteers age 60 and over through the Reviewers are needed to listen to In sandalfoot or reinforced toe styles, Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday between Retired Senior Volunteer Program tapings of book narrations for the blind regularly 1.69 pair, now just 1.35. iRSVP). 6:15 and 6:30 p.m. at the post home for a visit to and check for accuracy with the text as Newington Veterans Hospital. Sheer support pantyhose with reinforced Three or four volunteer aides are written by the author. panty and toe. reg. 3.95, now 3.15 pair. needed to assist with the Manchester ^ i i i l « i i i i i i . - . - « o ...... nii i i m u M W There is a variety of assignments for Come to Hosiery, all stores Adult Evening Education Program one or YOU SHOULD convalescent homes such as reading, han­ except New London. two evenings a week. Training will be dicrafts, visitations, and nffice-clerical. calls provided. No prior teaching experience is There have also been requests for BE COMING TO rMancheiter Monday, 6:57 p.m. secretaries and bookkeepers who can fur­ Artist reception nish their own transportation. Monday, 3:30 i.m. -dumpster (ire, 134 Rachel Most assignments are available in —overbeatM car, Fountain Road. (Eighth) VUlaga. (Town) Monday, 7:08 p.m. —leaf Manchester and East Hartford. (lre,337 HUllardSt. (Eighths Rest easy .. . Atlas Bantly d e liv e rs 24 tonight at MCC Further information is available by con­ Why just call Long Distance when people expect it? Little things come as Monday. t:U p.m. -woods hour emergency service. Allas Bantly (Ire, Hills Road. (Town) Monday, 7:33 tacting Ray Tierney at 646-3261. fire, 189 Hollister I d e liv e rs your home heating needs auto­ surprises, and the telephone is a convenient, inexpensive way^o share Mondays 5:48 p.m. —leaf matically — you never need concern Call. An opening night reception for the art fire Ann Street. (Town) Monday, 7:33 work of Mary Krach will be tonight at 7:30 them. Pick up your phone the next time you have some news, and bring Monday, 6:39 p.m. (ire. Line Street, j yourself about no heat! Atlas Bantly at the Manchester. Community College —rollover car accident, Hart­ Monday, 7:48 p.m. also offers a budget payment plan ... Women’s Center on the main campus. ford Road and West Center St. —dumpster (ire, 59 Rachel new burner installations and burner '^/,v‘3CI3 5 All tix sold someone you love into your life again. Long Distance is the next best thing service. Rest easy Mister homeowner Ms. Krach, who lives in Manchester, (Town) Road. (Eighth) Mondw, 7:54 p.m. —leaf ... Atlas Bantly is on the jo b ... has studied art for three semesters at All .tickets for the Margaret Mead lec to being there, Monday, 8:40 p.m. -mutual aid rescue call, Town of fire, 64 Clinie Road. (Eighth) serving you. MCC. She has concentrated on painting ture Friday at Glastonbury High School 'bantiM S(XJthem NewEnglandlelephone Manchester |)re Department, Monday, 8:28 p.m. 414 Tolland Street 331 Main Street and drawing figures and still-life subJecU. are sold out, a spokesman from —dumpster (ire, 187 Tudor the home heating people After graduation, she plans to continue car accident at Hartford Road East Hartford Manchetlar Manchester Community College said and West Center St. (Eighth) Lane. (Eighth) 289-6435 649-4S9S Since 1895 her studies toward a bachelor’s degree |n today. Mon^y, 8:61 p.m. —stnic- Monday, 10:10 p.m. —leaf fine arts. The lecture is co-sponsored by the ture (Ire, rear of 140 Hilliard fire, 56 Cambridge Street. The public is Invited to attend the recep­ college cultural programs and the St. (Eighth) (Eighth) ’■ tion. Glastonbury Fine Arts Commission. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov 1, 1977- PAGE THREE-B PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Conn^Tue8..Nov. 1, 1OT7 Vernon gets $$ Area ballot asks for rental plan charter revision South Windsor ^ By BARBARA RICHMOND On Nov. 8 South Windsor voters will be esked to vote Hrrald Reporter yes or no on four Town Chartet revisions approved for The U. S. Department of the Department of Urban referendum by the Town Counck Development through Connecticut Housing Finance One proposed change deals witUconfllct of Interest and Agency (CHFA) has set aside $517,740 in Section 8 renUl requires that office holdm record their financial in­ assistance for elderly citizens of Vernon. terests in town affairs with the town clerk. This measure The funding is the key to the conversion of the former is to isevent possible conflicts of interest arising from U. S. Envelope factory in Rockville, into apartments for business connections from affectlngwn official's seat on the elderly. ‘ , . a board. Barkan Developrn6nt Co. of Massachusetts plans to Another, change would allow the i^ e of town-owned develop the former factory into 115 units of elderly property (without going to referendum) for commercial housing. The notice of the rent subsidy money for the or industrial purposes. The present A a iia t states that future tenants paves the way for Barkan developers, who land valued over $21,000 must go to referendum. also has CHFA reviewing a funding application from ' A third change would prohlhit teachen and other full­ them. This would be in the way of a long-term financing time employees of the Board of Education who reside in project. . ., , town from holding elective office. I h ^ may serve on The announcement of the housing subsidy loan was commissions and in other appointed ofilces. « received late Monday by Mayor Thomas Benoit, through The fourth change provides for routine ^housekee^ng’’ the office of Congressman Christopher Dodd. changes to bring the charter into conformity with present Louis Garfield, vice president of Barkan said it will state statues. cost from $25,000 to $30,000 to construct each unit but declined to say the price the firm is offering for purchase Democrats to roast mayor \ of the factory. He said the mortgage on the renovation Plans are now complete for the annual Democratic will be about $3 million. mayoral roast. Outgoing Mayor Sandy Binder will be Mayor Benoit said the development of the factory will “roasted” by her fellow Demograts Thurso^ at Mama be another major step toward the revitalization of Mia Restaurant on Tolland Tpke., Manchttter. Social Rockville and will provide much needed housing for the Bolton costume judging tough hour begins at 6:30 p.m., a buffet dinner a^ 8, and the town s elderly population. He said it will also tie in with Ghosts, skeletons, hula girls, and witches, marched over “the magic carpet" at the program festivities at 8:45. v other rehabiliUtion projecU under way in town. Bolton Cooperative Nursery School Monday as judges had the difficult time of trying to Vlnny Callahan will be the official roastiitaster, and will be assisted by several roastors: Jim TUniwe, Bill He said the town will now work with Barkan through its decide who had the best costume. The occasion was the Halloween party. I Herald photo by various commissions, and through this local review Young, Ed Lassman, Winifred Wlson and B artw a Zbell. process the project will be refined to where it is in the Pinto) best interests for all town citizens, but especially for the — future of the elderly. Guest speake^r Thursday Adoniram Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will have _ a guest speaker from Connecticut Light & Power Co., at its Thursday meeting at 7.30 p.m. at the temple on Orchard Street. The speaker will discuss the recent rate increase granted by the Public Utilities Control Authori­ ty All members are invited to attend and express their opinions. Refreshments will be served. SBMHASAL11 Bolton team has outstanding game AN EXTRA IINGLE The Bolton Bulldogs senior pony football team beat the Lebanon Dolphins 45-0 Sunday at Herrick Park in Bolton. The Bulldogs are now 7-1 for the season. Steve Everett ran for a touchdown, threw touchdown -ti.. -I ' r ' passes to Mike Bushnell and John Roach, kicked three extra points, ran for another conversion and threw a con­ ? version pass to Mark Hopper. On top of all that, Everett TO THE BELLS. tackled a Lebanon ball carrier in his end zone for a safe­ ty- "An outstanding game," .said Bulidogs Coach Steve Narsavage of Everett. Christmas Book Brian Christie and Shannon Young both scored on 20- yard runs. Roach taliied the final Bolton TD on a pass in­ Our new Christmas Makes the old-fashioned coupon book old hat terception. Mike Bieu, Alan Butkus, Ray Myette, Mickey Passbook is a triple saver: because your Christmas book is good for not just Chemerka and Mike Holbrook led the defense. one year, but three years so you save the fuss of Midgets finish undefeated The Bolton Tigers midget football team beat the South renewing annually. No bulky coupon book to carry. Windsor Imperials Sunday at Herrick Park in Bolton by Saves your money 28-0 Chris Morianos scored on runs of 45 and 43 yards. Charlie Anderson scored on runs of two yards and 40 Saves you time yards, Morianos and Jim Wilson scored the points after. Anderson, Bucky Taylor, Scott Arsenault and Scott Young were outstanding on defense, said Coach Gil Saves you trouble Boisoneau. The win means the Tigers have finished their third straight season undefeated. The Tigers, champs of the Eastern Conference Southern Division, wili meet the Glastonbury Tomahawks, Northern winners, in a championship game at the Glastonbury High School field Sunday at 2 p.m That game will be preceded by a runner-up game between the Coventry Panthers and the Tolland Tor­ nadoes at noon. PrincipaVs costume fooled moat people Andover Haggar® “Crowfoot” David Kravet, Andover Elementary School principal, will be very busy making ice cream sundaes for the 11 students who correctly guessed he would dress as a Free Gift coordinates mix-and-match school bus for Halloween. The winners were Chris O'Brien, Tracy Hutchinson, when you open in the natural look Judy Wirth, Ralph Jeannotte, Joe Violette, Mindy your account you Hegener, Brenda Hess, Jody Cady, Linda Bell, Ellen of Today’s Dacron® Anderson and Jandice Kilduff. get a handsome, The most popular guesses were that Kravet would be Sport coat, vest, matching slacks either a book or a teacher. Each one was incorrectly linen calendar guessed by 25 students. plus contrasting slacks = Great Other guesses and the number of students making them tow el. were principal, 22; kid. 19; pencil, 16; school, 10; paper, value wardrobe for only $110 8; eraser, 8; desk, 7; chair, 7; bathroom, 4; clothes. 4; dictionary, 3, En|oy the freedom oi choice to mix-and-malch to your Costumes receiving one guess each were school nurse. Bonus Week heart's desire, making your new fall wardrobe go from Miss Carter, God, builder who buids schools. Abraham casual to elegant vested suits Haggar" sport coat, Lincoln, Roadrunner, purple people eater, pencil and sharpener, sun, sink, recess, America, ape, aspirin and Rayment vest and slacks are all a comfortable 100% Today s brain. Dacron® texturized polyester tor the natural look and And to spoil you even a bit Altogether, 405 students guessed incorrectly. feel that you want Handsome tali solid colors, neat Kravet's hints to those guessing were, "Without this, we could not have school and lots of people see me every nnore. after 50 payments check slacks and classic plaid slacks m your exact day.” ir its equivalent, we’ll give size, ready to wear All with the styling, quality, and )ne week's payment free. value you expect from Haggar ' because looking Parent advice group good makes you feel good, Will meet Thursday Coventry S *55.00 The Special Education Parent Advisory Council of Coventry elementary schools will hold a public meeting Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Capt. Nathan Hale School. Open a $2. $3, $5. $10. or $20 *17.00 Daniel Turro. special education director in Regional School District 10. will speak on learning disadvantaged club. You can make up payments Matching children from an educational perspective A pediatric slacks *18.00 neurologist from Newington Children's Hospital will you miss. You can increase the touch on medical perspectives lor such children. MANCHESTER amount you deposit at any time. OPEN MON.-SAT. GorjiH ucrc|iiH u|t|tlicutioiiH S *20.00 9:30-8:30 Robert Scarchuck has announced that the Nathan Hale THURS. TIL 9 P.M. Ancient Fife and Drum Corps is accepting applications for membership. 1978 Christinas d u b VERNON Lessons are available for those wishing to learn the OPEN MON.-FRI. fife, snare drum, or base drum. Starts October 31. It 10dM-9K>0 For further information, contact Michael Scarchuck at SAT. TIL 8:30 742-9591. Atrack|i^of bjMikiiigexc»l^ ^ M E N 'S S H O P ‘The Savings bank of Manchester . Read EV MURPHY Manchester. East H w tford.Kuth W indsor.^hford. Andover.andBokcn. Herald For Town Clerk Member FDtC. \ Vote Republican Ads Paid lor by HuQh Clark. Traaa. ■ Fnonda ol Ev Murphy MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues,, Nov, 1, 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTTO EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues .Nov. 1. m Sale of Red Sox Herald angle In d ld . 1 1 .^ 1 *UUUC 1 *S poses problems Earl Yost ! Sports Editor awa^rded to Veeck BOSTON (UPI) — Major League Players’ Association for state meets Executive Director Marvin Miller says all he knows about the NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Leo Breen, Vice President Rowland park... I did eveiything but play pending sale of the Boston Red Sox is what he’s read in the Hemond and his wife, Mary Francis, s h o r ts to p ... I w as a lo u sy - 009 6I960N WON HIS ONLY I Veeck, the old "music man” of 6T«KEAmerican League owners to meet “Personally I am astounded that Atlanta last w e ^ at the Hartford class meets at yesterday’s EJastem Sectionals at Eastern TCAgeaVltTLES? someone would try to make a deal will Hadden, general chairman for baseball to lead the Chicago more logical choice,” said Veeck. through 1949. The Indians, who hadn’t with the players association on possi­ Civic Center in the NBA was Inability Connecticut State College. A.PAnV VANC6 like this, -where the bank in effect Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of “He does all the work and I take the won a pennant since 1920, doubled ble contract violations cropping up to operate against the press. The White Sox back to respectabili­ 0,P1TW P6AN _ would have any control over the Lebanon, sponsors of the annual Five bows. their attendance in his first year and 0. gOTOIN RO0EPTS from the sale. Hawks’ defense took away the Celts Manchester won its sectional to Individually, Wes Fedorchak was ty, today was liamed the UPI’s player contracts,” Miller said. “To Mile Road Race Thanksgiving mor­ patented fast break until running out ’ll honestly believe this honor set an attendance record in 1948. "I know nothing except what is in ning in Manchester, has saved the qualify for the state Class LL Meet. second, Ed Lemieux fourth, Dave major league executive of the the press,” he said. “'The thing we me. it's nonsense and in violation of of steam with an inexperienced crew. Locke seventh, Dave Timbrell 26th, should go to a club instead of an in­ They capped that season by defeating klVp-WlM envelopes forwarded by David Low 'Hie Eagles took eighth place in their year. the Boston Braves in the World are concerned about primarily is the th e collective bargaining The Celts were fortunate in winning, Paul Johnson 30th, Bob Michaud 41st dividual,” Veeck continued. “It’s a to the race committee the past six qualifying test to qualify for the state The 63-year ,old Veeck was the team operation. The Way I look at it Series. dollar limitation on the payroll,” agreement.” the only one in six starts to date, all and John Lahda 47th for the Indians. Huff injured years and will frame them in a Class L Meet. choice of 16 of the 24 sports Writers is that I’m honored that the club won Veeck, who also won a pennant "'If the facts, as I understand them Miller said he has sent letters to on the road...Biggest obstacle for The L sectional was taken by grouping. Low is the young man with who participated in the UPI’s annual it.” with the White Sox in 1959 before ill NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI) from the reports in the news are ac­ the league's 23 other club owners and golfers has been leaves on the Both will be run Friday afternoon Xavier with a point total of 51. East American League President Lee the artistic touch whose Old English post-season survey and won the A promotional wizard, who has health forced him out of the game — Tampa Bay quarterback Gary curate, then we have some serious courses but Mike and Kamey Ovian at Timberlin Golf Course in Berlin. Hartford High followed with 79, MacPhail’s office, seeking a meetlhg penmanship appeared on each of his award in a lanjlslide vote. Gabe Paul, repeatedly offended the baseball es­ two years later, returned to baseball Huff was still aching from severely questions about the validity of this at Tallwood and Ken Kellher at The LL race is slated for a 1:45 start W aterford 111, Windham 114, prior to the Thursday gathering of envelopes with his race entry president of the New York Yankees, tablishment during a 44-year career in 1975. But the White Sox finished bruised ribs and will not play Sunday sale," Miller said. Manchester Country Club have been while the L Division race will have a Bulkeley 159, Montville 163, St. Ber­ owners to vote dn the sale of the Red enclosed since the 1972 race. This able to keep ahead of the leaves up to 3:45 stArt. received two votes and six other in baseball, Veeck started ouL in sixth in the American League when the Buccaneers meet the Los Miller was responding to various year. Low, a second-year medical nard 180 and East at 184. executives got one each. Angeles Rams in NFL action, it was stories about a loan from the State Sox. ' this point. Excellent fall weather on Sophomore John Clifford took third baseball mailing out tickets for tl Western Division and had a home student at Harvard, also used his Manchester totaled 69 points to ”I'm pleased,” Veeck said wheu he attendance of only 914,945 in 1976. announced Monday. Street Bank to prospective owners "Under the basic agreements the weekend once again found the place for the Elagles with a 16:46 Chicago Cubs’ Ladies Day games. gifted hand on his check, plus his en­ finish ahead of North Haven 92, learned that he had won the award Phe White Sox were Western Divi- However, a Buccaneer's Haywood Sullivan and Buddy players have the right to refer con­ courses busy on both days...Dave clocking followed by Rick Walsh "Then I branched out,” he recalls. try blank and envelope...Rockville Conard 103, Norwich 104, Newington "But I can think of more deserving "I was a stockroom boy in the con­ smn challengers until mid-August in spokesman said rookie quarterback LeRoux. tract disputes to binding arbitration,” Gustamachio was Cheney Tech’s 135, H all 210, S im sbury 216, 17th, Dave Kittredge 48th, Pete Kiro he said. “What happens if an ar­ High will honor Ray Ramsdell, who lone placement in the Charter Oak people," cession department. I sol(T con­ 1977, however, finished third and had Randy Hedberg, who suffered a "According to what I have read, will retire in June as superintendent Wethersfield 217 and Notre Dame of, 49th and Kevin Skehan 67th. Veeck /then listed Business a home attendance of 1.656,135. slight concussion, will be ready for this sale, if approved, would enable bitrator rules in favor of a player but Conference cross country cham­ cessions... I worked with the ground the bank says the team can’t make of schools in Vernon, by naming the West Haven 217. Manager Rudie Schafer, Treasurer .crew... I painted and cleaned np the backup duties. the bank to limit the payroll." he pionship last week. ’The local harrier John Cliffok the payments? football field after him. A nice honor placed ninth...John Durrenberger Wes Fedorchak said for a great guy...Saturday’s football Will supervise both the basketball game in Enfield should be a honey and volleyball programs this season INDEX when Enfield High entertains at Illing Junior High for the Recrea­ NOTICtS Manchester High. Both schools have tion Department...Several bowling (^wllng ^ 1 — LoM «nd Found yet to post a victory this season. The Seholatl 2 ~ PorionRlt league secretaries fail to list name of 3 Announcomontt locals haven’t been able to put a point league and as a result scores are not Giants’ offense stalled 4 — E n lo fltin m tn t 5 — A u ctfo n i on the scoreboard in their last four published...The first pro football roundui U.^.MIXED- Joe outings...Jack Redmond and Tom Dawood 204, Bob Little 233- FINANCIAL telecast was Oct. 22, 1939 when the 8 — Bondt-StOCkf-MortoRgow Rodden, propping for the Five Miler Philadelphia Eagles played the Cross country 562, Kaz Pasechnick 223, 9 — PortonRl LORni here, competed in the 10-mile road 10 — IniurRncR Brooklyn Dodgers. ’The action was BENNET Ellen Bauer 177-482, Edie race Sunday at Wesleyan in in blanking by Cards Duchaine 178-486, Lois EMPLOYMENT relayed back to New York and the Middletown...Marv Hubbard, former Bennet girls’ cross country^ 3 — MRip WRniRd few sets in existence at the time Sperry 204-532, Ginger 14 BuRintta OpporiuoiiiRa rushers and Hart’s protectors. The ”I saw the ball, grabbed it and they downed East Hampton, 27-30;\ 15 SduRlion WRniRd Hartford Knight and Oakland Raider were able to pick up the action in the ST. LOUIS (UPI) - New Yourkas 186-456, Linda outcome was reflected on the tried to grab it from me,” Dobler Vernon, 15-49, yesterday at running back, is now with the Detroit big city...NFL teams have completed York Giants defensive tackle Burton 178, Gail ^im aitis EDUCATION Lions in the NFL...Walt Nadzak, scoreboard. said. "Two guys kicked at me and I Springs Park. 18 — PrivRtR IfiRtfuCtiont 76 trades to date, 33 fewer than a John Mendenhall offered the "We pretty much forced them to On the boys side, Bennet 180-507, Alice Brown 182- 19 — SchoOlR-ClRStM UConn football coach, won’t win any 20 In$|rucl>oo8 WRntRd year ago and the lowest total since St. Louis offensive line a com­ kicked back." 476, Marge DeLisle 455. friends among the officiating frater­ keep to the ground,” Mendenhall The St. Louis defense shut down East Hiunptra, 15-50, and lost to ^ interconference trading began in non, 23-33. Illing topped East P NEAL ESTATE nity after his comments following pliment, in a backhanded sort said. the New York running game and 23 — Homofl lor SrIr 1970. ’The most trades were made in ton, 18-42, but also lost to Vernon, I 24 — LOlR-LRnd lor SrIR defeat No. 8 in a winless season of way. True, Hart finished with nine forced quarterback Joe Pisareik to MOUNTAIN DEW- 25 — InvRSimRni Property 1973, 164. Each club is allowed 43 completions in 13 attempts for 113 36. Bertha Toutain 188-451, 26 — ButiORM Property against Delaware last Saturday. It’s throw the ball. He completed 12-of-26 Qiriibnai Club 27 — RRROrt Property players after a sixth game is played. ’‘Their offensive line is good, but pretty small potatoes when a coach yards, a low total for the NFC’s passes for 126 yards but was in­ On the girls’ side. Sue Green wa Alice Poullot 18(M59, Ellen 28 — PrRI EltRtR WRntRd For a player to go from one club to ^ s not the best," Mendenhall said second for Illing. East Hampton’s) blames the officials for a 28-0 loss. leader in passing yards. His best tercepted twice in the second half, B auer 181-497, Dolly MISC. SERVICES another the remainder of the season after the Cardinals shut out the aerial display came early in the both times leading to Cardinal Sheila Pekari set a course record ’ Dawood 190-484, Bee 31 - SorviCRR OHRfRd he would have to go through waivers. Giants. 28-0, Monday night. 32 — PRinting-pRpRfing game when he hit 5-of-6 passes for 44 scores. with a 10:27 clocking. Michelle Maf- Moquin 190-497, Lou Tou­ 33 — Bu'idmg-ContrRctmg Press bothered yards in a 68-yard scoring drive, fucci was fourth. Sue Caouette fifth, \ 34 — Roofing-Siding Mendenhall and his New York Cardinal defensive back Lee tain 202-524, Lee Bean 188 35 — M RRtif'gPlum ping Glaring weakness noted in the capped by Steve Jones’ 5-yard Nelson picked off a Pisareik pass at Mara Walrath sixth, Beth White \ 482, Barbara Brody 183-513, 36 — Flooring cohorts had sacked Washington’s Bil­ touchdown run for a 7-0 St. Louis eighth and Sue Small ninth for 37 — MOving-TfuC-ng-SlOfigR ly Kilmer six times in their last the Cardinal 42 in the third quarter. Sandy Moquin 178, Kathy 38 — S#ry.cR» W roIrO lead. Bennet. with an added Patulak 196-472, Pat game and hoped to treat the Car­ Jerry Latin scored from 4 yards out Bennet’s Rick Danforth took in­ MISC FOR SALE After that, St. Louis found other Jackson 454, Annie Gagnon 40 — Houte^oid Goods dinals' Jim Hart in like manner. to end the drive and give St. Louis a dividual honors with a 9:26 clocking. ways to grind the Giants into subniis- commanding 21-0 lead. 459, Sandy Adams 492, 41 — ArtiCIRR for SR>a Dan Kibble was eighth, Tom Gallant 42 — B u 'id 'f'g SuppuRS With both teams 3-3 and vying to sion. St. Louis safety Mike Sensibaugh Bertha Bums 458. 43 — P#i8 -Bird*- Dogs Reds’ rebuilding 10th and Harry Veal 12th for Bennet. 44 — LiYMlOCb stay in contention for a wild-card A pair of pass interference calls on nabbed another Pisareik throw in the Top niing placements were Gary 45 - Boris 8 AccRSSor rs spot in the NFC East, a battle royal New York defenders moved the Car­ fourth quarter and returned it 79 46 — Sporting GoodS dinals 58 yards to the Giants’ 20 late Gates thM , Larry Dupont sixth, and 47 — ORTdRn Products loomed between the New York pass yards for a touchdown. HAPPY HOLIDAYS- 48 — AntiquRS in the first half. Seven plays later, Bob Sawyer seventh. dimension 49 - i^RntRd to Buy program started Pisareik was replaced by Jerry Yvonne Noel 134-346, Irene ’ Wayne Morris fumbled diving in RENTALS Golsteyn midway through the final Football Sirois 150-359, Vat Sady 137. 52 — Rooms lor Ront from the one and St. Louis guard quarter and his first pass was picked 53 — ApRftmRnts lor Rtnl MANCHESTERJV 54 — MomRS for R«nt Conrad Dobler recovered in the end off by Roger Wehrli. COUNTRY CLUB- Vic Manchester's Jayvee football team 55 — BuSintss for Rr ti CINCINNATI (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds, whose hopes for a Texas No.l zone for the first touchdown of his “We’re a long, long way from Abraitls 138, Vito 56 - RRSOrt PfOpRTty tO' R«nt six-year pro career and a 14-0 half­ downed Simsbury, 2241, yesterday at 57 - rtRnlRd to RROI NEW YORK (UPI) - Texas has being a strong offensive team,” said Agostinelli 355, TeN- 5« — M'Se for RrtiI third successive National League pennant were dashed by a rash time lead. Mt. Nebo. retained its spot atop the UPI Board New York Coach John MeVay. “They Backiel 350, Larry Bates AUTOMOTIVE of pitching failures in 1977, have taken the first step to rectify While most scorers spike the ball, The Indian defensive unit ac­ of Coaches ratings by polling 36 first- played a surprisingly strong defen­ 158-157-445, Carl Bolin 371. 61 - Autos fO' SrIR of love. 62 - Trucks for SslR that problem with the acquisition of veteran right-hander Bill Dobler celebrated by starting a fight. counted for 12 points. John McMahon Eric Bolin 148-396, Woody 63 — HRRWoodie Fryman and Bill Caudill, plus remained in second with one first- dians. some cash. season, Howsam acknowledged. place vote and 309 points; Oklahoma defeat for Indians CLASSIFIED After the deal was announced. “We think Bill Bonham will give us was third with 281; Ohio State held Field hockey MIXERS- Byce Winot Reds President Bob Howsam gave the experience and the depth we need onto fourth with 257; Notre Dame, By LEN AUSTER 228-505, John Higiey 222- ILLING some indication his club may not be among our starters,” Howsam said. 556, Ray Rowett 202-109- the only other team to receive a first- Herald Sportswriler Illing’s field hockey team finished trading. “We’d like to take a “We were looking to balance our place vote, was fifth with 219; and 573, Dave White 555, Miki Neither side seemed mentally prepared for yesterday s con­ deadlocked Silas Deane of look and maybe give some more staff between experience and youth.” Michigan was sixth with 177. Gyokeri 551, Lou Damato Wethersfield, 1-1, yesterday. depth to our relief staff. And we’d Bonham was 10-13 for the Cubs last Penn State and Arkansas reversed test. Both qualified for the state tournament and had really 515, Bill Crawford 512, Pam Cunningham assisted by also like to see what we can do about season with a 4.35 ERA in 34 starts. positions, with Penn State moving nothing to gain. Jerry Coro 512, C^thy Pitz Janet Locke scored for Illing with W improving our bench.” He was with Chicago for five seasons into the seventh spot and Arkansas It showed as Wethersfield High and Bob Walsh each missed good 188- 178-510, Mary White seconds left in the contest. But, he added, "This is not Uie and in their starting rotation for the dropping to eighth, while Nebraska subdued tr,aditional rival bids. “We had some chances early 469. ____ 8:30 A.M. start of a mass movement of players last four years. He has agreed to a held onto the 10th spot. Manchester, 1-0, in an uninspired and if we scored we could’ve broken MANCHESTRJV in the off-season.” four-year contract with the Reds. The only new team in the top 10 CCIL soccer bout at Memorial Field. it open,” remarked Tribe Coach Dick Manchester’s jayvee soccer team TWl-LITE to 5:00 P.M. Monday’s trade was an attempt by In a separate transaction, the Reds was Pittsburgh, the defending Despite the triumph the Eagles Danielson. dropped a 1-0 overtime decision Rosemarie Lovett 213-478, the Reds to bolster their much- sold veteran relief pitcher Joe national champion which moved into couldn’t supplant the Silk Towners in But it was Wethersfield which got yesterday to Wethersfield at the Camille Scuta 451, Mary Henderson to the Toronto Blue Jays. third place in the league standings. the score. Jon Thibeault took a long BoUicello 461, Lynne Top­ maligned corps of pitchers. In ninth place following its 480 victory local field. AOVERTISINe trading Fryman, Cincinnati let go a Henderson, a 31-year-old over 'Tuiane. Texas A&M, No. 9 last Manchester is 8-2-3 with 46 points and indirect kick. Indian goalie Mark Jeoff Daigle, Aaron Horwitz, Dan ping 466, Betty Ventura 37-year-old veteran who wouldn’t right-hander, was with Cincinnati week, dropped out of the top 10. closes out the season Friday at home Copeland tried punching it out but Lima, Tim O’Brien and Chris Young 466. RATES only briefly during the 1977 season, play for them anymore. But they also against Fermi. Wethersfield winds wing Pete Ellis got hold of the played well for the locals. 1 dRy l i e w ord PR' dRy gave up a promising young appearing in seven games and com­ up 8-4-2 with 44 points heading into rebound and put it in. Time was 6:30 K. of C. — Fred Nassiff 3 dRyS 10c word PRT dRy right-hander in Caudill, although he piling an 0-2 record. Rec volleyball post-season play. into the third stanza. 219-591, Paul Ford 230-571. 6 days 9c word P«r dRy There wasn’t much offense Bill Harper 203-556, Nels 26 dRyS 8c word p«r dRy Manchester had chances in the Chief^s fire 15 words 12 00 m im nuifn first half. Scott Hyde. Joel Malinoski afterwards, either. Johnson 222-555, John HRppy Ads 82 n c f loops to start Koxicki 203-208-579, Ed \ Yourkas 202-550, Bill Twelve men’s and eight women’s Paul Wiggin ’ August 203, Wendell LoM antf Found 1 teams will make up the adult Garcia, by default, Poucher 562. IMPOUNDED - German Volleyball Leagues in the Recreation KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Paul Shepard male black and tan Eastf Vinal in tie Mieadow Lane. Mixed Shepard Department’s Indoor season. Wiggin weeded throu^ a mass of POWDER PUFF - Action in both loops will take place papers and notebooks stacked on his Gerry Tonski 193-488, female black and tan Deming still Angels^ boss at Illing High with the men getting East Catholic and Vinal Tech battled to a 0-0 soccer tie yester Street area Contact soon-to-be-vacated desk and pulled Cricket Palicki 185-480, Manchester Dog Warden. 5W- under way Tuesday night with six day at Cougar Field. East is now 3-7-3 for the season out a thick red binder that h o u ^ his Lorie Levere 192-510, Mary 4555 matches and the women staging four Gryk 185, Virginia Assard For the past several months the students of Manchester’s Regional Occupational with a final date Wednesday in diary of the 1977 football season. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Dave Garcia, by default, is still the matches Wednesday night. 176, Edith Tracy 190-179- Announcwnwita I Bloomfield against St. Thomas Training Center and Norman Fendell (right), the Center’s Director, have been Opening games Tuesday pit the He stood it on end at the comer of 520, Gerrie Olson 178-471, manager of the California Angels, but only because Angel owner Seminary. Vinal now sports a 5-5-2 anyone who bought and Latvians vs. North Enders, Watkins his desk and pointed to the dates Pat Urso 191-458, Laura growing and potting hundreds of begonias for us. And you will receive one of Gene Autry couldn't pry Gene Mauch away from the Minnesota Player of Week mark. paid for candy from a Cub vs. Dean Machine, ABA Tool vs. scribbled on the side of the binder — Hobbs 454, Jean Michaud Twins. CENTE;RV1LLE, Mass. (UPI) - Both teams had scoring chances these lovely flowering plants when you open your 1978 Christmas Club. You Scoot and did not receive it in Tierney’s, Pratt & Whitney vs. July IBAlctober 31. Wiggin had been 471, Lynda Raymond 211- the vicinity of Crestwood and That became obvious Monday night Mauch sounded the Angels out Yale’s John Pagliaro has been but the game was destined to be one M.E.A., Insurers vs. CBT, Economy f ir^ as head coach of the Kansas 482, Marty Bradshaw 475, may start your club with any amount you wish and arrange for whatever weekly Deepwood Drive please call when Twins' owner Calvin Griffith about the job but Griffith denied for the goalies as each came up with Electric vs. Lloyd’s Auto Parts. chosen offensive player of the week City Chiefs on the final day of his Irene Savoie 176-453, 5IM132. California owner Gene Autry permis­ excellent saves. deposits are convenient. Best of all, your Heritage Savings Christmas Club will confirmed that Mauch, his manager Wednesday lineup lists Dolphins on the Eastern College Athletic diiuy. Lorrie Baker 463, Ruth Ann lor the past two seasons, has sion to talk to Mauch. 51. Goalie Don Martin came up with vs. Marlins, Sails vs. Oysters, Por­ Conference’s Division I All-Star Glass 504. earn 5V4% interest—just like a savings account. And if you've had a 1^77 Heritage □ EMPLOYMENT threatened to sit out the final season ■'1 wouldn't want Gene Autry to be poises vs. Links, Moriarty’s vs. team. The senior tailback from Der­ some sparkling saves for East, “I usually use two binders a put into a position of having to give PARKAUE DUSTY - Christmas Club, it will automatically renew itself for 1978 when you make the of his three-year contract in 1978. Farr’s. by, Conn., ran for 174 yards and finishing with 14. Sophomore fullback season,” said Wiggin. "Now they "His heart was set on managing compensation for me,” said Mauch, scored twice in Yale’s 28-0 weekend Jim Neiswanger and senior wing won’t even have to buy me anether Don McLaughlin 201, Ralph first deposit after you receive your 1977 Club check. It is our hope that the M»lp WaiMad 1i the Angels next year,” Griffith said who resides in the off season at Palm victory over Cornell. Kevin Williams also performed well. one.” Dukett 201. Tony Springs, Calif. "My guess is that the begonias, carefully prepared by these exceptional young people, will provide SALES POSITION - Straight when reached in Minnesota. ■ t Kolaczensko 202, Gene conunUsions, leads furnished But the fact is he has a contract thing is dead." Wildes 205, Carl Ogren 239- an added dimension of love for your holidays. to homeowners Call 242-5402 with me. 1 went out and paid dearly Asked about next season, he Sports EV MURniY 570, Mike Vignone 203, Ed addressers wanted • to get him I m aware of the fact that replied: Spurs outsepre Suns For Town Clork Czaikowski 208, P ete we've' got a very unhappy manager. "I told Calvin I didn't feel like Beaudry 201, Ike Miller immediately! Wort at home slate — DO experience necessary He's talking about sitting out next managing expansion teams any i PHOENIX (UPI) - The Vote 204. Skip Kelly 211-206-586, Excellent pay Write year. He's told me he'll give me a longer. I went to Minnesota under the P M lor by Hugh Cimi. Traw. Rich Hiu>n* 200, Al Senna American Service. 8250 Part Tuesday Phoenix Suns picked an ap­ FrMndb o l EV Murphy week to think it over and let me premise that we were going to win propriate nipt to try a 212-200, Bob Oliver 215-580, Lane, Suite 310. Dallas Texas. games. But if the team is going to be SOCCER Hcrit^e Savings 75211 know." trick on the San Antonio BOLAND Dave Neff 222, Roy Cobb decimated by losing good players, Seminary al Cheney Garcia. 57. became manager of the Spurs. This prinllag test pattern is 203. TELEPHONE SALES ■ maybe the premise I went up there Tech, 3: IS &Ijoan /Issociation • Since W I ______' 1 Angels just before the All-Star break GIRLS SWIMMING OIL CO. part of The Herald quality EASTERN BUSINESS B”T<"eaa is booming and our last sea.son alter Norm Sherry was under has changed. The second best defen­ control program in order to - Rick Cochefski 173-140- phone room is zooming! Solid Mancheater at Fermi EST. 1935 M m O flK.. 1(X)7 M«o S) . MincftMWf 64»-4Sa6 • K-M«1 Onm S(Mnc« S t. tMncftnW r 64»-3007 lired and was given a contract "I will see how things develop in sive team in the NBA, the give you one of the finest opportunity to make I t $ I 423, George Blake 17D416, C a v M ry O H xm FtouM 31. 742-73Z1 • Tollwid Otfeca Rl 195. K m l. iouth ol l-M Ejui S9. 872-7387 the next couple of weeks. I don’t East Catholic at Hartford Suns came out running and newspapers tirthe nation. workiog full or part time Are through 1978. but is reportedly not Public Mickey Holmes 141-388, MorwynurtiMs m«d* Frank's Suparmarkal. E nt khddW TimipWa. Uanctwtiar you atlger? 514-1421 sure he'll be retained in that capaci­ think I'm in a position where I have shooting with the Spurs FUEL OIL «id Food M art Waal Middla Tumpaia m Uw Manciwsiar Parkade HELD HOCKEY Dorn DeOominicis 170411, to be definitive."' who r a ^ fourth in offense. RENTAL AGENT • Part time ty Manchester at AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Ron Brown 184, John The major shakeup in the Angels’ Lavado 149-143-390, Vic (or Manchester Apartment The Angels were the biggest flops in Wethersfield San Antonio was almost 24 HOUR SERVICE baseball last season, finishing 28 front office with the hiring of E.J. Sqlcius 147-378, Paul Complex. Knowledge of GIRLS VOLLEYBALL too surprised to react, but Safeguard System and typing games out of first place in the "Buzzie” Bavasi as the club’s new Uiliberto 383, Sandy Hanna East Hartford at East hung on and scored a 145- 6 46 -6 3 20 Chevrolet a p w Please send resume to American League West with a 75-88 executive vice president, a job Harry 383. Dave Grzyb 381, Ed Catholics, 3|15 143 victory in Monday’s 3ft Canter ft. Box B. c/o Manchester record. They were 36-46 under Gar­ Dalton has held, touched off specula­ Roux 379, Bill Maiming 378, Herald Halloween night en­ Mancheater 1129 Main e t Menelieelr I cia. who was the club's third-base tion that Garcia was also on the way I I Hank Grzyb 388. coach at the start of last season. out. m m counter. " ■ ' / ■ S PAGE SIX B - MANCHESTER EVENING H aU L D , Manchertlgi C oim M .Tiies.^. 1, 1977_^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tucs.. Nov. 1, 1977 - PAGE SEVKN-B

H ip W anltd 13 Namaa For S a h 23 Nofflat for Sala 23 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Bulnaaa hr Rant 55 Autos For Sala 61 NURSES AIDES. 3 to 11 • •.A M D W A T C O m c L u D E^ THREE ROOM Furnished ef­ 1973 FORD LTD. Loaded! A Soft Stole National Weather Forecast shifts. If you are an ficiency. $160 monthly. OFFICE SPACE Well maintained. Reduced to experienced nurses aide who Utilities not include. OOne $1850. Must sell. 646-1565. likes working with the elderly, t b w ia H T t f m ia a p months security deposit 555 Main Street. 1200 come see us at Brookview, IW MAtTOK I required. Fiano Realty, 645- square feet modem first 1974 CHEVROLET Suburban K e m t o r r Loomis Drive, West Hartford. W i 5 5ciSMCE-Ff£riDN h d u r :', floor office space. Air con­ ten passenger. Like new. ditioned. Abugdant free Automatic, and loaded. 646- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NURSES AIDE or LPN lOr 7 Haunti Hoiisat Until PORTIOM 5 OF T H E FOUR ROOM Apartment. parking. 4962. to 3 shift everyother weekend Adults only, no pets. Parkins WAIMENE. to work in small facility for WERE lor one car. Security. Cau 1971 MONTEGO - 4 door the elderly in Manchester. V.F. e mornings or after 4, 649-1265. HOWLAND, INC. Sedan. Vinyl roof, fully Please call Barbara Clark, T k M r w r e c o r d e d t A T E R Fo r 541-1101 loaded. P.S., P.B, am/fm PHONE 643-2711 647-9908, Monday through VERNON - Nutmeg Village. radio, air, $1100. 6464206. Friday bietvreen 7 and 3. R r o a d c a ^ Ea r l i e r . Sublet, one bedroom apart­ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD [■I'll'l ment. No security deposit COUNTRY SEDAN. 1970 MANCHESTER Ap : CUSTODIAN • Experienced, re q u ire d . C all MO-lTllS, proximately 660Osqui square feet of Ford Wagon. Good condition, 3a part time, evenings. between 9 and 3. prime space in local bank. air conditioning, power lOWfll IIMNIATMIt ^ Manchester, East Hartford $275 includes heat, air con- steering. Best offer. Call after Wmmomjum ROCKVILLE - 4 1/2 Rooms. 6 p.m. ^ 1 2 0 8 . v ^ l', ■ i/2 area. Call 6434691, M p.m. H i p Wantad ditioninlitioning and carpeting. 13 RELIEVE THE Tension of H E Sr\\OOLSTBR.^>F^CB Carpeted. For neat adults. c-'J’'- A every day life - Quiet, rural Blanchard & Rossetlo, Inc. You can have every weekend off ROTO-ROOTER SEWER and HOL.OS NOTERROBS $19 plus security. Utilities 646-2482. Drain Service is looking for living, in this large, new,4| not included. 8 7 5 ^ . bedroom Bolton Colonial. F C R T H E eCHCXDU Trucks tor Sala 62 Servicemen In the Manchester BUS DRIVER. THREE ROOM Office for m E 3 - area. Must be honest, depen­ Features include: King sise M A N C H E S T E R - Two when Ed Gorman works for you art irtATNfft rotocAtT • master bedroom, large family rent in modem professional 1969 FORD F-lOO Pickup - dable and willing to work. An bedrooms to sublet. Available office building. Approximate- room, with fireplace. 2 1/2 December 1st. $ ^ Utility side body. 6 cylinder. investment of a van type truck ly 400 square iMt. M st Clenter Automatic transmission. and hand tools required. baths, first floor laundry, References. 645-579,), or 646- Street location. Ample For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesdsy. Tuesday night wili appliances, carpeting, 1317. Good condition. $1000 or Best find rain or showers over parts of the Northwest, Great Lakes Training program available. king, air conditioned. Call offer. 742-9572, anytime after Call 64^7M6. aluminum siding, storms aiid region, Tennessee Valley, West Gulf Coast area and portions of for screens. 2 car garage. Acre FOUR ROOM Apartment - 4 p.m. While you are out enjoying the Carolinas. Mostly fair elsewhere. Minimum temperatures SECRETARY RecepUonist. lot. $69,500. Call Peterman Heat, stove, refrigerator. Manchester and Agency, 6494404, 646-1171, or MEDICAL OFFICE for rent - 1972 DODGE - Three quarter yourself on the tennis court or golf include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 49 (651. Full time. Pleasant, mature Security. Adults, no pets. Call Approximately 1560 square 6 0 ^ 1 . 64M701, after 6 p.m. ton Pickup. 60,000 miles. Boston 43 ( 58), Chicago 47 ( 63), (Cleveland 52 ( 66), Dallas 47 person with accurate ^Ing East H artM areas feet of prime space in modern Am/fm radio. 2,000 miles on course, Ed Gorman will be working (69), Denver 28 ( 62). Duluth 38 ( 45), Houston 49 (75), Jackson­ skills, ability to worx in­ loiMIvartN establi^edprofessional office ENJOY YOUR New home in TWO It THREE Room At 10 ply tires. Air conditioned. l-’D for you. ville 57 (77), Kansas City 38 ( 58), Little Rock 50 ( 68), Los dependently for Manchester Manchotlor Evaning building. Centrally located. Must sell! Leaving area. CPA firm. Send resume to the country - While being ment Available. Down! Only 5 minutes from Angeles 47 ( 72), Mimai 68 ( 83), New Orleans 60 ( 74). New York HaraM close to the city. Featuring 4 location. $170 It $190I per $1600 . 649-4190 , 6436692. 54 ( 60), Phoenix 54 ( 80), San Francisco 52 ( 64), Seattle 44 |5I), Box MM, c/o Manchester Manchester Hospital. Ample From the minute he helps you Herald. bedroom Dutch Colonial, 21/2 month, including heat. Paul St. Louis 42 ( 58). Washington 55 ( 65). R a l Batata Wantad 28 Arthlaa tor Sala 41 Rooms for Rant 82 parking, air conditioning. For baths, first floor laundry, 41 Artfelaa hr Sah W. Dougan, Realtor, 643459. more Information, call 646- work out a realistic price on your LPN - 3 to 11. Full and p art' 647-Sm large family room, kitchen 5697. Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 combination with fireplace. SELLING your house? Call us STRAW. Excellent mulching THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ time position available. New SIX ROOM DUPLEX. Cen­ Crocnet] homo, you can start relaxing. ^ Appliances, carpeting, first and we'll make you a straw. No train seeds. No nished rooms. Kitchen starting rates, $4.1^ hour have cash offer. T.J. Crockett, weed seedk, Buckland Farms, privileges, centrally located, trally located. Yard. STORE OR OFFICE space TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville just been put into effect. illumlnun siding, storms and for rent. In busy, business 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 5776 i i c r a l C i screens. Landscaped acre lot. Realtor, 643-1577. 644-291 after 6 :9 0 p.m. CHRISTMAS ORDERS taken parking, men only. Deposit. Available November 2nd. No Ed will handle all the details. H i p Wm M 73. H ip HfanM 13 Come see us at Brookview, 130 uUUties $195. Security. 649- area. Will sub-divide to suit. rack. $1,750 . 289-4042. A lonjj stole in shell- 2 car garage. $64,500. Call for ceramic Christmas trees. Call 649-2358. Loomis Drive, West Hartford. Nativity sets, candle holders, 358. 6622 ddays, 643-7287 evenings. 646-1442. stitrh-crochet is a flelijfht Like driving buyers to your home MEDICAL SECRETARY - Peterman Agency, 649-9404, IMMEDIATE Cash for your USED PIANOS It ORGANS- to wear on chilly flays. Bookkeeper. In Manchester, property. Let us enlaln our If you can live with our unusal flower pots, etc. 875-1165. and showing them around. Like i 646-1171, or M9-0061. A PPR O X IM A TE LY 400 No. 5776 has full cro­ REOSTERED NURSES full time, Monday through fair proposal. Call Mr. hours, we can save you BIRCH HOUSE-Furnisbed FIVE ROOM, two bedroom. ★ ★ square feet with air con­ chet directions. helping people arrange financing. Friday, 9 to 5:30. Send resume HEAD NURSE LOOKING FOR energetic MANCHESTER - Large eight Belflore, M7-I413. money! Manchester Mall room. Kitchen privileges. Carpeted, stove, refrigerator. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 FuH rme Nghts Building Suppllaa 42 Parking. ditioning, centrally located TO ORDER, i f i d 7S< fGT e ie ti Rat­ to Box M c/o Manchester Professional opportunity reliable people. Available for room Colonial. Attractive Keyboards, 811 Main Street. Centrally located. No pets. Security deposit. FX-1200 - Built by factory ters. plus 7 U for p o tU ie and Like explaining deposits, down Full time openings Herald. immediate employment. Ear­ MAY WE BUY your home? Open Tuesday thm Friday, 6 Women only Deposit. Call $175. Available 'November Center Street exposure. 643 h andlhit. available for Registered available for Registered area with privacy. Two car 7544. engineer Brancn heads, nings opportunity $150 to $200 Quick, fair, all cash and no to 8 P.m. NATURAL STONE for 649-239. 15th. 6435239. Barnett clutch, aluminum ANNE CAROT payments and purchase Nurses, with recent nur­ Nurse to supervise garage with loft. $63,500. MACHINISTS. Tool makers. per week. Large nationally Tongren Real Estate, 633- roblems. Call Warren E. retaining walls, veneers, rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ URnctk tR f Evening H«ratd sing experience, not Apply P.T.G. Company, 81 Therapeutic Milieu for our known company interviews [owlaod. Realtors, 643-1108. INTERNA'nONAL Cadet 80 - patios, etc. Pick up by the COMPANION FOR elderly TALCOTTVILLE / Vernon - 5 11M Av«. of Am*rtcM agreements to buyers. 8633, 633-7060, 2894861. E buretor, balanced blu^rinted Horn YohL N.Y. tOOM necessarily hospital Commerce Street. Glaston­ OPEN PSYCHIATRIC held in Rhode Island room of 32" riding lawn mower, elec­ pound or delivery by the ton. lady. Free room and meals. large rooms, $175, security, no OFFICE SPACE motor, transmission 871-2511 related. Excellent salary bury. NURSING UNIT. Appli­ Holiday Inn, 363 Roberts WE WILL BUY Your home. tric start, $39. Agway 3 1/2 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Also, large room for man. To dogs. Call 649-8794. Friat Name. Addret$ witti ZIP VERNON - New England CODE and Styli Number. So If you’re thinking of selling and benefits. For more cant must have current Street, East Hartford. Immediate sale. Fast, ef­ H P. roto tiUer $181), with 649-3163. rake leaves. $10 weekly. 649- FOHRENT Edmund Gorman Cape with attractive kitchen ★ ★ 1977 ALBUM with a bound- WAREHOUSE HELP Needed Tuesday Nov. 1st, 1977 at 7 ficient, professional service. power reverse. One 20” tire, 549. ATTRACTIVELY Paneled 2S0 tqaare feet, ceoter of I your home, call Ed Gorman, information, or to licensure in the State of and dining area. Carpeted in ‘'A)l-S€ason Gift Book” - For building material dis­ Connecticut. For more in­ p.m. Sharp. Ask for Mr. Arruda Realty, 644-159, 528- folding bike. It folds in half, three room apartment. Stove, Maodw*t«r. air condiUomog and I arrange for personal in­ living room, two bedimms paitiiV CallHMUl of24-pages! Price.,.$2.00. Fjealtor, at 646-4040, or stop In at tributor in Muth Windsor. formation.'and to arrange Nelson. down, two up. Attached gar­ 93H. takes up very little trunk Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 LOW WEEKLY Rates - Color refrigerator, neat, electricity, 1976 BMW R79. 2,500 miies terview, please contact: TV. D irect dial phone in Luggage rack. Large gas tank ALSO THESE BOOKS AT S I.2S EACH Must have own transporta­ for a personal interview, age, plus two detached, treed space. Like new. $9. 487-0771, references, no pets. $175. 643 his office at 604 East Middle Turn­ PERSONNEL DEPT. tion. 5 day week. Company BOOK A TOY & Gift Party. 8 to 1 only. DOG-CAT BOARDING rooms. Maid service. Free 3187, 2233540. Brand new condition $2,800 He. B-11I-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. please contact the Per­ lot. $41,500. Wolverton Agency Ceetalai iliteei levelf (leins. MMCREsra lem iu. paid insurance and pension Generous awards. Over 400 bathing/grooming. Obedience parking. Essex Motor bm, 643 Call 6437727 Ne. 0-117 - QUILTS ON PARADE. pike. sonnel Department at 646- Realtors, 649-2813. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• noshtm. plan. Call Mr. King, 5^1401. newest most-wanted items. Houaa h id Goods 40 QUEEN SIZE Sealy protection classes. Complete t h r e e r o o m Apartment - Oirvetioot for liitsee qeilU. '•22, Extension 481. For further information, Posturpedic mattress and box modern facilities. Canine Heat, hot water, stove, He. a-lll-CtANDMOTHER’S FLOW- 71 HayiMt StTMt MANCHESTER - Spring •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ER QUILTS. II faeciutiot ealltl. write Santa's Parties, Box P, spring. Zig-Zag sewing Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon FURNISHED ROOM. Central refrigerator. Carpet. One □ AUTOMOTIVE ManchMtar, Conn. Street location. Attractive 8- REFRIGERATORS C9mf>ort‘ Traiton Ne. Q-111 - AMERICA'S FAVORITE MMKKSTQi MOKNIUL Avon, Ct. 06001 or call collect machine with cabinet. Two Road, Manchester. For reser­ location..n. Kkitchen months deposit. $19. 6437757. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• AFCMANS. A beMtifel telectibii. 06040 room Connecticut Gambrel Washers, ranges, used, A fo M to H o m o t 65 HELP WANTED HOSPITilL 1-673-0494. nestled on a beautiful wooded guaranteed and clean. New 15” wheel rims. Call 6^1929. vations please call 646-5971. privileges, free parking, Autoa For Sah 61 Ne. B-120-MAKE A SIFT. Ma*7 646-1222, Ext. 461 71 Haynae Street references, deposit required. FOUR ROOM Apartm ent. tffts for frieod$ eed raalfr. An Equa) Opportunity Emptoyer Young ogsraoohto High School lot. Country kitchen, two shipment damaged, GE and ARE YOU Selling your mobile •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Qradualt lo work at ratall Maneheeter, Conn. 06040 WAITRESSES - Part time working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ Frigldalre. Low prices. B.D. TWO JENSEN CABINET TWO YEAR OLD - Female 6432693 for appointment. South side of town. $200 TRIUMPH Spitfire. 1974 29.- home** Buyers waiting Please nights and weekends. Apply at Help W t n M 13 An Equal Opportunity Elm|rfoyer age. 5Mst be seen. $70's. R. Pearl and Son, 649 Main Speakers and tuner. $75 a Irish Setter. AKC Registered. monthly plus security. Pay 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp call Plaza Homes Broker 1- Tacorral, 246 Broad Slrkt, ammer, J.D. Real Estate, Street, 6432171. Main Street, piece or best offer, one 21” Asking 90. Call after 5, 289- CLEAN FURNISHED Room your own utilities. 6 4 3 ^ 7 . car Asking I2S50 64M938. 826-0369 ADVERTISING Manchester. color TV, $75 or best offer. for mature gentleman. Cen­ NURSES AIDES. Part time, PART TIME Position No axparfonot naoataar 646-1960, 647-1139. 6432171. available immediately in oral Inquire at 4 9 North Main tral location. Call 646-4701 MANCHESTER - AvaiUble PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, CampartTrallert high starting rate, excellent RATES WHRng to train H - DO'YOU WA.NT to sell your Mobile Homes 65 surgeon’s office. Experience wUUng to loam. B(X)KKEEPER - Full charge MANCHESTER - Newly S treet a fte r 5, anytim e DOUBLED PAWED - Healthy after 6 p.m. immediately. Ve^ nice three four speed. Nice. 11795 Subur­ mobile home'’ Qualified benefits Apply in person Mrs. e x p e r ie n c e . 20 to 30 weekends. kittens need homes. Call 643 room apartment in two family Fer^son, Director of Nursing 1 day . 11t word par day preferred. Call 872-8331. Apply In paraon: listed three bedroom Colonial. ban Motors, 649-2076. buyers waiting with available 3 days 10c word par day EXPERIENCED WINDOW hours/week. Display Craft, Family sized kitchen and 5478. NICELY FURNISHED rooms ranch. Stove, refrigerator^ 13 FQfJT ACE Camper trailer or Mr. Atlas. Lorraine Manor Cleaners - Jobs available in financing This is our special­ 6 days 9c word par day REAL ESTATE Sales People. Manchester. 643-9W7\ dining room, 1 1/2 baths, HOME OWNER MOVING - FULL LENGTH immitation for rent. All utilities Included. lease, and security. $175. 643 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, ty lor fast immediate action .Mirrors, jacks, extras Sleep Nursing Home, 25 Lorraine 26 days 6c word par day Adam’s Apple Northern Connecticut Hart­ black fur coat. Like new. Size Off street parkiiu, located 4003. six Good condition Call 643 Street, 233-8242. Must have license or in oil/h()t water beat, 2-car gar­ Custom made Drapes, made FOUR LITTLE KITTENS power steering and brakes, Connecticut .Mobile Home 15 words $2 00 minimum MaiKNfSTa PMKAH ford area, for experienced MEAT COUNTER Help - especially for a Green Manor 1316. Call 6431072. looking for good home. Call near stores and busline. 9495 alter 4pm Happy Ads .. $2 30 inch process. Generous commis­ age. $43,500. Wolverton Agen­ air conditioning, excellent Brokers, a name you can sion schedule. Wolverton window cleaners. Wage rate Highland Park Market, u l l cy, Realtors, 6494813. Home, for living room, and Security and references FOUR ROOM APARTMENT condition. $1500. 6439199. RN, 3 to 11. Supervisor for one $4.75 per hour. E xcellent trust. Fall special three only Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 6464277 for an interview with dining room. Hoosebold fu.'- HO RAILROAD. MounUln required.quired. Call after 5 p.m.. - Second floor. No pets. Just arrived from factory of ^ e finest new multi-level fringe benefits include: Jack Devanney. 644m apart­apart- MANCHESTER - 8 Room. 4 Best offer. CaU 6437907 Ask between 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. - Business Marketing, P.O. Box ment up. Seperate utilities,uUIlUes, bedroom Home. With 1 1/2 withdrawn prior to time of Bid opening. Bids will not be p.m. Full time. Experience “TOOL AND DIE MAKERS". OEM C U i TREE Service - Free es­ B & M TREE SERVICE - WES ROBBINS carpentry ca for Bob or Dave helpfi ’ ^ ...... Experienced. Overtime and Attractive position im­ 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. aluminum siding. Will go B ImproTt baths, family room. Large lot. LOAN and RENTAL CARS accepted after time of Bid opening Bids cannot be withdrawn quick. $64,500. Wolverton timates, discount senior Trimming, topping, land remodeling specialUi.ilUt. Ad- ment Co. Expert $375. utilities, per month. alter time of Bid opening. benefits. Dynamic Metal mediately available for an citiieni. Company 1971 GRAND AM PONTIAC RN s - LPN s SERVICE BUSINESS with gency. Realtors, 649-913. clearing, and cabeling. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, of alnminnm siding, gutters Security deposit. Zinsser Four door. 4 meed 400 engine, I Available by Appointment. Products Company, Inc., 419 individual with good figure Manchester owned and WorrM about this winters built-ins, bathrooms, and trims. Rcnfing installa­ 4. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 11 A M., EST, street. East Hartford. North Main Street, $800 a week income available Agency. 643U11 loaded 875-90 after 5 November 17, 1977. NURSE MDES aptitude. Applicant must in this area. A cash business. TOLLAND - Ten gorgeous operated. CaU 6431327. coming storms? Let nf kitchens, 6433441. tion and repairs. 6W8485,873 Manchester, 646-4048. Inter­ be high school graduate, evaluate your trees. Free e3 9108. viewing 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Minimum down payment acres, mostly open, with 7 MANCHESTER - Four room 1975 CAMARO V-8, 5. Bidding Documents may be examined at the Architect's of­ COMPMMNS with one or more years BRICK, BLOCK, Stone timates. Fully insured. 10 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - STM OZiEK, Manager fice on and alter 1:00 PM, November 3,1977. A deposit of $25.00 rojulred. 203427-055li, k M l - room Custom Rimcn. Stone Brick bouse. Two bedrooms, automatic transmission, LEGAL experience in Cost Accoun­ fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Fireplaces, concrete. years experience. "MY Homes, Additions. Repairs, quiet area. AdnlU only. $185 for each complete set is required in the form of a check payable Needed to provide nursing SPECIALIZING cleaning and power steering, power brakes, 301-315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER PARTS DEPARTMENT - ting and Time Keeping baths, 9 x 40 inground pool, i Chimney repairs. No job too PWCES CANT BE BEAT!” Cabinets. Call Gary Cnihiag, repairing chimneys, roofs, per mooth. Paul W. Ewugan, services in private homes Full time, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., 3432008. stereo, radials, rally wheels, to The Lawrence Associates. The deposit will be refunded if the NOTICE functions. Starting salary Situation Wantad IS large barn. Call suzanne or sm all i a n . CaU 6 4 3 n 6 for 24 hour service 6437870. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 ^ t o r , 6434635. rust proofing, excellent condi- Documents are returned in good condition within ten (10) days and medical facilities. Monday thru Friday. Parts ertimates. Consideration given to will depend on ability and Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Y ean Experience. Howley, tioa.), 872-9473. $3750 after receipt of Bids, otherwise the deposit is subject to ADMISSION OF dellvety, order picking, etc. CHILD CARE in licensed TIMOTHY J. CONNEUY BOLTON - Single house preference of (Uys and experience. Watson Beach Co., 8435311. forfeiture. ELECTORS Automotive field experience home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, Manchester Office, 647-9139. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpentry and gnnenl con­ Dining room, rirq>Uce, two ••••••••• hours — 4 to 40 hours only. Apply In person to We offer an excellent tracting. Residential and AL'DI 1973. Automatic, new laundry outings and overtime Equal Housing Opportunity. ) and attics. Moving large Pahdng-Paparlng 31 ROOFER WILL Install roof bedrooms, large yard, battery and brakes. Best Autoa h r Rant-Laaaa 67 autos tor Ram -Laata 67 6 Each Bid must be accompanied by a bid security payable to Notice is hereby given that avajiable weekly. Live-in Michael Scudleri, Parts employee benefits eppi)—--** also stone or l o ^ commercial. lOhether it be a the Town of Manchester, Connecticut in the amount of five per­ the Board of Admission of services. Manchester. Deb­ siding or gutters for low dis­ references required. $285 offer Can 6436879 companions also needed. Manager, Manchester program paid by the com­ bie, 643-1790. MANCHESTER. Oversized ) ddivered. 8431775 or 6438532. PAINTING - interior and small repair job, a castam monthly. 843584D cent (57o) of the Bid Sum in the form of a Bid Bond from a sure­ Electors, of the Town of Plymouth Inc. built home or anything in count price. Call Ken at 647- Malpractice coverage, pany including Blue Cross, Cape - Living room with exterior, paperbanging, 1581 TOVOTO CEUCA GT 1974 - ty company authorized to do business in the State of Connec­ Manchester, will be in session Blue Shield plan, life in­ ATTENTION SMALL flr^Iace, eat-m kitchen. 2 ! VINYL REPAIR - We can fU between, call 8431379. WEEKLY SPECIAL. bonding, and working­ PART TIME - Podiatrlc excellent work. References. Very good running condition ticut, guaranteeing the Bid for a period of forty-five (45) days. in the Municipal Building, surance and others. Plus Business - owners rooms and bath partially lotas, chairs, cars etc. No Free estimates. Fully in­ Carpeted two bedroom with men's compensation pro­ Assistant. Must be efficient, need (or expensive rec- Service record to show. Call Upon award of the Contract for Construction, Bid security shall Town Clerk's Office, on Mon­ vided. eleven paid holidays. Experienced, full charge finished up. $9,900. T.J. sured. Martin Mattson, 643 ail appUuces and more. Only be returned to those whose Bids were not accepted, and the day, November 7, 1977 from pleasant, eager to learn. bookkeeper seeking seta of Crockett, Realtors. 643-159. covcfiM. 3884178. CARPENTRY k U aaaaij - $150 Rental Aatinon, 233 Tasks include: Direct patient , Apply at our employ­ 4411. Additions and remodeling RENT-A-CAR amount of bid security shall be forfeited to the Owner if the 9:00 A.M. to U:00 A.M., for USISTlUilZ books to do on outside con­ 5841. Small fee contact, operating room ment office from 6 a.m. to REWEAVING burns, boles Free estimates Call Amhonj Bidder, after being notified of selection for the award of a con­ the purpose of admitting all tract agreement. Call 8754785 MANCHESTER, RAISED QUALITY PAINTING and ol Northeastem technique, radiology and 4 p.m. Monday through a^lhreUas repaired. SqaUlecote, 8484SU. tract for the Work, tails to furnish the required bonds and enter persons who are found to be after 2 p.m. Ranch - In quiet residential Paper Haying by Willia COUNTRY COTTAGE ...for as low as Connectlout, Ine. more. Hours: 1 to 5:30,4 to 4W Friday. t e shades. Venetian SEWERLINES, sink linet. FORD 1974 - Galaxic. 4 door into a Contract for Construction within ten (lOi days after qualified to be Electors. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Aluminum siding. 6 , Sennits, Fully Insarcd, cteaned with electric catters. Secluded two bedrooms ca 867 Hart C«itor SL days per week, including rooms, plus tec room with , hUada. Kcyt. TV for rent. refercBCca. 8 4 8 ^ . acreage. Inchidef appliances, sedan White with black in­ notification. This session will be held for Maneheatar, CL Saturdays, 9 to 12. Potential A M F C U N O Marlow-a. 187 Main St. 843 CARPENTRY • Repairs, ^ prnffMirsiils. McKinsey terior. Power steering, power □ EDUCATION Franklin Stove. Mid $40s. Call « remodritng. additloaa. gar­ Bros. Sewage Diapoaal kids and peta welcome. Only 7. The successful Bidder, as declared hy the Owner, shall be the purpose of admitting 6 4 3 -n iS for full time position. Bring us for a showing. T.J. 8221. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch $2D0. Reata] Aoittors. 233 bnkea, air conditionaig. V-8. s O s o resume. In your own DIVISION ages, rowfiag. Call David Commpaay. 8 0 ^ new tires, brakes (complete), required to furnish a Performance ^ n d and Labor and ONLY those persons whose Crockett, Realtors, 6tt-1577. painted for $150-$200 by PatrU, 84317N. Sdl8. Small (ee. Material Payment Bond in an amount not less than 100% of the rights have matured by handwrltiiuz, to interviews, Main M rtal ED’S LIGHT Trucking - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• new ducks. Cendant ly main- W A D A Y MUST BE STEADY, reliable Thursday November 3rd, 7 to P r in a Inatniettona ft scheduling now. Prafetatonal NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Contract Sum. qualification of age, or TaleoHvHIa, CL CaUasi and attlcf ckaoed. cooalderf any k b . 7BS40KI, Omeaa-Btoraa h r Rant SS lained, Ei cellent shape Body and some mechanical ability 9 p.m. 117 East Center Street. Jtn^qual^pgttrtunUj^n^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Traaa cut. Frae aatlmatea. repairi, plagged draiat, very good condition Great 8 The Owner shall have the right to reject any or all Bids and in naturalization after October REMEDIAL READING and eveniop or wadusida, Don. LEON OESZYNSn BaiUer • (Plus Mll«*g*) to repair tool makers preci­ Lota-Land lor Cafe M 843IM kitebea fanena replaced, ATTOACnVE Four room of- fa n ^ car. Excellent, depen­ particular to reject a Bid not accompanied by any required bid 18, 1977, and for no other pur­ math; Individualised work New hornet castoia bnilt, sion tools. Experience not remodeled, additions, rec repaired. Rec roomt. Bcc. Ground level, central dable transportation. Most security or data required by the Bidding Documents or a Bid in pose. necessary, we will train. App­ progriun, (Ist-tth grade) ^ BUILDING LOT For Sale - ODD JOBS DONE - Ceilsrs, J.P. LEWIS k 80f3Ialerior balwoom remodeliag, bmt Master's degree teacher. Stt- and eitarior paiating, rooms, garagea. kitchens location, profeisional sell! Call evenings and any way incomplete or irregulaf The Owner shall have the Dated at Manchester this ly Holts, Inc., 167 Pine Street, Henry Street. Near schools. atilea. garagea. yarda moderaisation. etc. Free w eekodi. 8739(74. ask for Manchester. 8075. paperbanging, and remodeled, beta tile. cemeM building, purkiag and ntiUties. right to waive any informality or Irregularity in any Bid 1st day of November 1977. No brokers. CaU 545-459.45- eleanad. asovtag, traeklag. Fatimate riadly given MAM Call84i-2M5. Rich. 459. ______remodeliag. Pally Intarcd. work. Steps, dormers. received. BOARD OF Ltaa for aalc. Uwa aarvlM. Phaiihii«AHm&«. 8432871. DISHWASHER. Part Ume for 11 p.m. Shifts Reridenfial or i'onaiier)tial 9. The Project is being funded by the Economic Development ADMISSIONS □ REAL ESTATE N a ^ 4ao Mg or wnaU. ' Cafl 8434291. MANCHESTER • R e ta il OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS evenings, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. 11 j>.in. to 7 a.m. MANCHESTER - Industrial PLUMBINC and Heotuw - Sapreme. 1877 Air con- Administration, U.S, Department of Commerce and the Chester F. Bycholski land, 1 acre, R.R. Siding. Contraetora. aad/or mdadactari Apply in person week(lays, ' "Part time or fufTtime."' ’ Fast service. Reasonaelc 2.008 aq. f t to 100,1 ditioning. am/fm itereo, successful bidder will be required to comply with prevailing Selectman Priced to sdl. Brokers in­ r k a ta r ta r paiatiag. between 9 and 4 p.m., E ut Nemos For Bala IS I WILL IPUT Yoar CARPENTRY, SIDING. rates. 1 irnawd. iW 843 Very reasonable B ro k en I and auUunatic Irene R. Plsch, Hartford Convalescent Home, Pleasant working conditions. vited. 521-749, 9214114. ry IMSIN6 wage rates esUhlished by the U.S. Department of Labor, all frith a weed apllttw^^ INSULATION - Hemoddiag. proiecien.rotected. Call Heymaa rear defogger. Selectman 745 Main Street, & s t Hart­ ••••••••••••#••••••••••••• Equal Opportunity Requirements of Federal Law and an COVENTRY • 40 acre E a 32M or 8IS4I87 eveafagt. addUkaia, rec rooms, aUtypea Properties, 1-223U88. power brakes. bnk $7,006 original Economic Development Administration Minority Business Mildred M. Schaller, ford. Farm, with three story bam. Ha l Batata Wantad It af h h a g and roofs. Reakhw PRANK 8O0TELLA - Pln>- b t a * ia f 8 4 3 0 ^ RoiltD 83. Vamon Enterprise Requirement. Selectman .VERNONMANOR Butler-type building. Power tial or commerrial. Quality bing. Repairs aid OFFICE SPACE Avnilahte • Robert B. Weiss Edward Tomkiel ■GAS STATION Attendent. plant, and other outbuildings, a l l CASH For your property, HALL’S Redecorating li workmaaakip. Free ea- Remodeling. Pniceta, CoBvenient locatioa. 1167 COUGAR. Aatomatic 1643-1181 872-8145 Full and part time. Apply in within 14 hours. Avoid Red KEEP SMILING General Manager Town Oerk S 7 1 - 0 8 S 6 plus Three Lovely Hemes. Painting - Pirn amaU movtag. timates Fully inaared. Call nanitiea, hot water beaten. Excellent espotire. All power steering, mow tirea. no person Buddy Krebs Pit Stop, Tspe, Instant Service. Hayes Prompt lervlce, on cmtrgeu- 061-10 1)52-10 Offers invited. B/w Realty, Can aaytimi, H84MI Prat KEEP HAPPY Roa Ckarckill or Mika Militiea iuckaded. $125. 843 rnat. Excelleat condition Route 6, Bolton. 547-1419. Corporation, 6454111. DiaaM . 8434138. d e n M 3 T m . PAGE EIGHT-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tue3.,Nov. 1. 1977 BO Antarctic ACROSS i Answer to Previous Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Nov. 1, 1977 — PAGE NINE-B 1 Light DOWN IT 6 Source of Chsriss M. Sehulta light 1 Musical 8 Go undtr instrument Dear Abby 12 Small island 2 Orient 13 Spanish 3 Infirmities articit 4 Pay a bill , WELL, A nother , Oio YOU Y NO, A nd By Abigail Van Buren 14 Format 5 End of I I TH0U6HT MARGE [HALLOWEEN HAS come) EVER SEE HER PARENTS CAME * 32 Ltaw o«ic. *l S'®""’ DISGUSTED 26 Nocturnal (2 wd>.) <8 F o *" 10 To b* (Lit.) 36 Mira <9 Group of illumination 20 Bother DEAR DISGUSTED; It you could (which I doubt), 31 Ordinary 22 Retnovo 37 Daathly pala . Waitern alllat Bl-Focals — By Ruth Marcus where could you take a sow with one ear and a silk purse? writing moiituri 39 Baby'i 80 Summart (Fr.) Sorry, but you married the whole sow. 33 Possessive 23...... Roaiting...... plaything atick 51 Half^corat pronoun 24 Sha-baar (Lai) 40 Nicotinic acid 53 Compaii DEAR ABBY; My husband held a very important 34 Ark builder 26 Friar 44 Up to thii Polm V c x iR M N R P 36 Doesn't exist position at a bank. Last week he was fired because a (cont.) ViHENJ y o u 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 VSMT woman customer told his boss that my husband had made a 36 First person SAW A pass at her. (Instead of being "fired," they asked for his 37 Large artery t2 13 14 Y o u FORGOT resignation so it wouldn’t appear on his work record.) 36 Change off (2 C ltttlM OUR THAT ADAAA^ They refused to tell my husband (or me) who the woman wds.) IS te 17 41 Superlative B e DR c o a a I was. My husband swears that he didn’t make a pass at 11 19 20 BRIM61/06 THE anybody. I called his boss, and he assured me that my suhix husband had propositioned this woman. Abby, my husband 42 Whale school 21 22 BABBT Fo r a 43 Christian is a fine man; it’s hard to believe he’s guilty of these 23 24 25 VISIT/ charges. symbol 25 27 28 20 30 45 Rice field 31 I have tried to get this out of my mind, but I just can’t. I 46 Spear 32 33 H 3 4 must find out who the woman is so I can confront her and 52 California 3S 36 37 get to the bottom of this. county What do you advise? 53 Anatomical 38 38 40 41 ILL AT EASE pouch • 54 Lot 42 43 44 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vsrmssr DEAR ILL; If your husband was fired on the basis of a 55 Over again 45 48 47 48 49 SO 51 56 Engage in greater false accusation, and if his record at the bank is otherwise SHE SAID SHE Z YOU c h il d r e n -THE CAFETERIA mancnester winter sport 52 S3 54 charnber ol above reproach, he should retain a lawyer. Vi^ether or not 57 Solar disc WAS NEVER 50 MOST HAVE BEEN RAN OUT OF commerce your husand Is rehired, he has a right to protect his good 55 55 57 DISAPPOINTED IN SIMPLY AWFUL ' , FROZEN YOGURT.' name. 56 Flowerless plant 58 59 60 HER WHOLE LIFE.' 59 Skin tumor DEAR ABBY; 'Thank you from the bottom of my heart )NIWSPAFfB INTIBMIll AIGN) for publishing all those letters from women who admitted that they didn’t enjoy sex all that much. I thought maybe there was something wrong with me until I heard that lots of women felt the same way. Win at Bridge I raised four children (all married now), and my husband and I have really had a good marriage. But as far as sex is concerned, 1 have been living a lie for 25 years. I have East given tough choice never really enjoyed sex, but I have learned to fake it so well, believe it or not, my husband thinks I’m oversexed 1 West might well have tried NO NAME, PLEASE two spades, but he had seen NORTH (D ) examples of his partner's Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawrence DEAR NO NAME: According to my mail. If all the A Q 4 takeout doubles before and women who deserve an Academy Award for convincing V K 10 6 5 decided to stay out of the bid­ ♦ A 8 7 WHAT VOU NEED TO GOOO 7 EVERYONE KNOWS 7 ANO OUR performances were placed end to end, they’d reach ding. SELL THAT Plane to I UL BE . Jl® -*-!! BEFORE 1 ' November 5th & 6th, 1977 AAQ53 lOSBy/srs?.',. ' LOBBYISTS ARE PAID I S T E R L IN 6 LET THE COMPANY SO THAT Masters and Johnson's in St. Louis. North jumped to tour the PENTAaON.EASy, YOU KNOW BY s p e c ia l INTEREST / LAWMAKERS PCU'E-.IF YOU'LL PARDON Are som e good a n y " 6 0 0 0 " WEST EAST hearts. A slight overbid in V SROOPS TO INFLUeiKByARE TOO 6UTLESS MY ENSLISH, SUH; j '' view of the fact that his lo b b yists; M A N E A T IN 6 LEglSLATIQN; V AND FONP OF A A763 * 10 9 8 $ S H A R K S ? j Far Abby's new booklet. What Teen-agers Want to partner's two-heart call was FKEEL0APIN6 V3 ¥ A 4 T CONTROL Kasw," send II to Abl aU Van Buren, 132 Latky Dr., aJ9653 * KQIO not forcing. Beverly Hflla, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, *864 * K 10 9 2 West opened the ace of scif-addretsed, stamped (240 envelope. SOUTH spades and shifted to a dia­ *K J2 mond. South took dummy's VQJ9 72 ace and promptly played the We're Looking For Town Property- ♦ 42 ace and trey of clubs. South *J7 was sure that East held the Astro-graph Neither vulnerable club king and wanted to put East right on the spot. By BERNICE BEDE 080L West North E a it Sooth What would you do if you 1* Double 2 ¥ an acquaintance into a friend. If were East? If you rise with POST & SIGN Pass 4¥ Pass Pass the king and South has a ★ STREET SIBNS ★ TRAFFIC SIGNS there's someone you'd like to Pass Allay Oop — Dave Qraue be closer to. spend time with singleton club you have chuck­ Opening lead - Ace * him or her. ed a trick. If you duck and IM iiilliiisi South started with jack-small WHY DIDN'T YOU WANT ME I BECAUSE IF HE THINKS ARIES (March 21-April 19) In­ TO TELL VOue UNtUE ' OH.' OH.' NOW you have chucked a trick that IT'S A TELEVISION SET, IT > ^ W H A T ? Nov. 2. 1977 stinctively you have a way of THAT WAS A VIEWSCREEN MISHT KEEP HIM IN ONE $3000 gauging the wants and needs way. This East did play low I ★ CONSTRUCTION CARRIER LIGHTS HE WAS WATCMINS? ' Your wanderlust may be lul- By Oswald & James Jacoby SPOT LONG ENOLISH FOR of others today. This is a big and South became the only lllled this coming year in the US TO CATCH OUR ..plus since you're dealing di­ East’s double of North's declarer to make 10 tricks at physical and mental spheres ------^ BREATH.' rectly with the public. one-club opening was just a hearts The moves you make could be bad bid. He did have some , lar-reaching in both areas. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You r x Cost to Taxpayer are more adroit today at mental high cards, but his best suit ★ SCHOOL BOOKS ★ CONES pursuits than physical ones had just been bid by an oppo­ A California reader wants to nent. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You Spend time balancing the know what the San Francisco books instead of balancing the South's jump to two hearts could be a bit restless today it convention is. or was. barbells was conventional. It showed a you're not doing things that The convention showed aces good heart suit and from 7 to 9 help widen your.scope of inter­ GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) Be­ and kings on the basis of two high-card points. This conven­ Plus Any Other Property Owned by The Town of Manchester ests. Don't let yourself get in a fore the day is over you could points for an ace and one point tion. while not a part of stan­ rut. Find out more' about your­ be showing a profit It's be­ for a king in response to an ar­ dard American, is used by self by sending (or your copy of cause you manage wisely and tificial four notrump. It never are shrewd at shopping or many match-point players. Astro^raph Letter. Mail 50 achieved any popularity. cents for each and a long, self- selling The Flintatones — Hanna-Barbara Productions addressed. stamped envelope CANCER (June 21-July 22) Mat­ Berry’s World- to Astro-Craph. P.O Box 469. ters that you Jake a hand in Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019 today should work out to your ^WHAT DO 'YOU THINK f a n t a s t ic ! m a -y b e SO WHO COULD Be sure to specify your birth satisfaction Where you dele­ OF TH' CITV'S NEW SOMEDAY THEY'LL , AFFORD A HOUSE Mandiester VandMism Cost To Town Department, U 42,S40 1976*1977— , sign. gate authority, it could be an­ ArtODERN S T R E E T MAKE 'EM FK3R / ^ TH AT B IG ^ SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. other story ^^lO HTS, WILAAA? TH E H O U S E / 21) Your business instincts to­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Stand a day are finely honed and reli­ bit in the background today able. You'll know how to put a Let others be closer to the THIS REPBESENTS 1/2 MILL OF YOUR TAX DOLURS PER YEAR gpod deal together with hurling footlights. They'd appreciate ahyone. you more if you don't upstage CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) them. You handle one-to-one rela- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This tionshipa with great skill today should prove to be a fortunate Others will find your compan­ day regarding protects you're THESE ITEMS C M BE ionship enjoyable. involved in with persons you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) hold in high regard. It they Though you may not think so benefit, you will, too. when the alarm goes oft, you'll LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You fipd being active and produc- exert considerable influence Born Loaar — Art Sanaom ANY MANCMESTER tife is far m ore fun than goofing today. You'll handle yourself In oH. Put out solid effort today a manner which enhances your PUCES (Feb. 20-March 20} To­ prestige and popularity. A day you have the ability to turn I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) H | | a ' W E M 'T N O V B R lit^ A BUI, 1977 ® »977 &yN£A me Bugs Bunny — HGlmdahl and StoNal ^ ^ ( X iL tK F 'You're kidding! YOU want to join Carter’s " 7 O L A I OONt WANT ANV *YES MEN’ IF YEK. FATMER Friendship Force and spread love and IN MV ORQ^NIZATION..SPEAK HADN'T LEFT goodwill abroad?" ' lO u K L P yXJR PIECE.' YA T H IS 3 W-ITH N O Q U E E N S OKAV,^ eO S lN E S S , v A d Our Boarding Routs — Carrol a McCormick BOSS.' BE BROKE... Y/ FAKK/VH m m COULDN'T TMEY'RE T we COPIP EXCELLENT WHY vUIJTENiN' F A \K 0 5 T T ? hiAN A G E BUSTIN' ■% (3IVE IPEAS BUT I POESN'T) 10 HIM ,-7\SL'FeK! AFRUIT PAWN THE \EVERYi?Ne -HEH-HEH-A HE -C 16A / STAND,' ewes, MMPFT A YLJUVE ■ \J U S T > L A U e H -HPW ABOUTy NUMBER F^TRSETTEN \ TALK A FOP. HIRIN’ AN HAVE I'M A masterJout^ip e J them. PLEASE HELP TO KEEP OUR TAX RATE DOWN! A FEW A •< a r c h it' e c t : BUT F^?R (3UARP5? lo tteryMi u PRAW U S I T $ UP FLANS HMthclHI This Funny World FOfi AN This Ad Sponsored By The Following Members of The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce APPiTKPN.' IW I-- y t y . . c a u e - k & H K it r m SCHNOOGLE SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CO. •CUPS- —V. 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ALUED PROTECTIVE ALARM SYSTEM 1 ^ A R STC7RY c a s u a l t i e s KRAUSE FLORIST & GREENHOUSES HARRISON’S STATIONERS CARL A. ZWSSER AGENCY Fliu ~ i n TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCES GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE BURNSIDE AUTO BODY SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORES, WC. Short Ribs — Frank Hill SUUIVAN & CO. PRESTIGE PRINTING, INC. L ijO H N S O N PAWT CO. t z . . . CHORCHES MOTORS IH GENERAL CLEANING SERVICES, INC. — ^ n o s e * - NORTHWAY REXALL PHARMACY MANCHESTER HONDA MANCHESTER STATE BANK im ONE HOUR 17131278 _ •yadi(Mt. Iw OPTICAL STY U BAR, MC. SAPORin MEMORIAL CO. MWIT-MAN PRWTW6 'Mister, can I go home, now?" LEAF, STEM & ROOT W. G. GLENNEY CO. SIMMON SHOE STORE NEW ENGLAND HOBBY SUPPLY, WC. ^1MV0eCMCHB(NKAmy SOl’tHMMCy/'' MCHLAND PARK MARKET LYNCH MOTORS, WC. i. UlDnkM „ AT •uMhi fli FRANKS iSrIn RMplB EnBi ^ I For The westher Hoiiig Delivtry Mostly sunny today; highs around 60. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. TIDE Phont 647-99A Overnight lows in the 40s; highs Wedne^y in the low 60s. National FiMl UUINDRY DETEMEIIT weather map on Page 6B. Supermarkets 100 C t. 72S E. MIDDIE w . 1 . ^ . m e a t s & TPKL Council I Harry Egazarian has ThalUgM MANCHESTER To Ltantt OuwiUtlot . i e to hear Not Responsible For Typographical Errors $ 1 concern about health ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 1.20ONE COUPON PER FAMILY DOUBLE STAMPS WED, OOOD THRU NOV. B GOOD THRU NOV. 8 ^ | citizens By MAL BARLOW "I got it,” he recalls. "1 was very to 2 p.m. after her children started persistent.” ■ going to school. GIVING WITHOUT MONEY THE S&H WAY! Ea«l Hartford Reporter E g azarian had intended on FRESH WHITE or PINK FRESH Into politics with the holiday season upon us take advantage Two East Hartford Citizen Action Harry A. Egazarian, Democrat, becoming a doctor. But he had little candidate for the East Hartford Egazarian's first taste of politics of using your SAH Green Stamps for the gifts listed BROCCOLI GRAPEFRUIT CRANBERRIES Group (EHCAG) member hope of getting up the money for such aaaociationa will addreu the Town Town Council in the Nov. 8 election, a long haul through school. Financial came in 1965 when he served on the In the catalog. Ease the budget and give many more Council tonight at 8 at the Town Hall. is concerned about the health of East aid was a thing of the future then. towfrCharter Revision Commission. gifts at no extra cost. Make the home a happy place, 3S« . The groups are the Prospect-Center Hartford. “ Because I liked medicine and The Democrats were then arguing bunch School Area Aasoclation and the The owner of Pat's Medical Phar­ helping people, I tried for the next for a strong mayor form of govern­ make the children happier, make your friends hap­ macy at 1001 Main St, since 1963 Hockanum Area Asaociation. closest field — pharmacy," he said. ment. The mayor would hold four- listed the issues of most concern to year terms. Republicans wanted a pier. All at no extra cost with Franks and S&H Green The Pnnpect group is seeking ac­ He graduated from the University AT him as the fall campaign comes to a town manager form. AT AT Vitlit7.St tion concerning serious truck traffic of Connecticut School of Pharmacy Stam ps. _ frank close. The result by 1967 was a strong pmhiM (uM h| FRANKS DordiiM Md •FRANKS FRANKS tufedhi problems on In sp ect Street. in 1956 and worked for James Drug in FRANKS m ■ N The mental and physical health of mayor form with only two-year MOPM H CMpan fteai MpiMta The Hockanum group will hear the New London for a while. He worked FYDTEX council’s response to their request the town’s residents living and nights for Mike Dworkin, a terms. n w t a - 1 AT i| KELLOQQ'S two weeks ago for new playground working along town streets glutted Manchester pharmacist who still Egazarian found it ironic that the 1 FRANKS r u i BATHROOM TACO 40« OFF with highway through traffic bothers FRANKS RAISIN BRAN facilities at the Hockanum School. owns a store in the Parkade. town's first mayor under this system was the Republican Ned Atwood. 1DD EXTRA 1 100 EXTRA 1 TISSUE SHELLS STAY-FREE . The aasoclations are urging all the him the most. On Jan. 2, 1957, Egazarian joined 18 oz. The economic health of Downtown pharmacist Pasquale Gullotta, After two years, Blackstone beat him STAMPS WITH 1 STAMPS W ITH ! residents in the neighborhoods to at­ MAXI PADS Main Street will also continue to suf­ in 1969. tend the council meeting to support owner then of Pat's, in the East Hart­ BORDEN’S VASELINE i ID 2 1 * 1 fer as long as the trucks pour through Egazarian calls the town manager 30 Cl. action on these issues. *' ford store. The store has been an it, he said. form "too temporary.” A 1 INTENSIVE CARE ; Ono Coupon Par Family Ona Coupon Par Family East Hartford fixture since at least ICE CREAM On, Coupon Pw Family Ono Coupon Par Family The town’s moral health concerns professional comes in to run a town Good Thru Nov. S Good Thru Nov. B Good Thru Nov. B the 1890s when it was called Noble (HALF GALLON) LDTIDN Qood Thru Nov. 5 him. He was pleased he was part of he doesn't know while trying to pile ALL NATURAL Drug. 1 East Hartford the council this fall which passed That November he married on prizes to show in his portfolio to 1 ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 1 tough town laws on adult books and ONE COUPON PER FAMILY QOOD THRU NOV. 5 | another pharmacist, Marilyn use in getting his next job in another GOOD THRU NOV 5 .police report. massage parlors. He praised Mayor O’Leary, a Worcester native he met town, he said. East Hartford's mayor 1 „ _ ^ . Town Council candidate Harry A. Egazarian (D). (Herald •T ------Richard Blackstone (D) for his at UConn. He then stopped eating must be a local man who answers S i ALL BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE SALE photo by Barlow) refusal to alter figures on the breakfast, lunch and dinner in local directly to the voters, he said. LIDBY’S MIXEO Nicholas J. Dellaripa, 26, of 378 application for federal Community diners and they moved to an apart­ Egazarian worked in the KETCHUP Burnside Ave., Elast Hartford was Development Act (CDA) funds. ment in Broad Brook. background of politics until taking VEGETABLES arrested at his home Monday at 8:26 F i r e c a lls “He could have lied just to get the When their daughter Margaret, the council's vacated seat in 14 OX. PORK BARREL- p.m. and charged with assault on a money. But he didn't,” said now 19, was born, they bought a January. He now sits on the EMS SWIFTS SELFBASTING police officer (four counts) and il­ Egazarian. “1 like that." commission, the Public Building Monday, 6.46 p.m. -False alarm to Monday, 9:29 p.m. —Brush fire at 247 house on Gail Road here. legal possession of a controlled sub­ Main St. As a councilman, appointed in Commission and is chairman of the stance. Elaine Drive. January to fill a vacancy, Egazarian CENTER OUT Monday, 6:55 p.m. -Brush fire at 403 Monday, 9:35 p.m. —Brush fire on Into business council's Fees Committee. Someone complained to police Hamilton Road. sits on the town’s Emergency He now lives on Bancroft Road His Main St. Egazarian said he wanted to go KLEEN KITTY DIAMOND about a fight at Dellaripa's home. Monday, 7:10 p.m. -Brush fire along Monday, 9:42 p.m. —Brush fire at Sun- Medical Services Commission. He daughter Margaret is a sophomore at The four police officers responding nydale Road and High Street. hopes to continue working for the into business for himself in late 1962. Holy Cross College in Worcester Route 2. He bargained for the Best Pharmacy CAT LIHER SALT arrived to find Dellaripa armed with Monday, 7:27 p.m. -Brush fire at 98 Monday, 9:42 p.m, —False alarm to town's better health there also. majoring in Spanish. His son Marjory Drive. then on Burnside Avenue. He was 10 lb*. Plain * lodixwl, I I ox. rutterrall a club, police said. While he was Mill Road. Gregory. 18. is a freshman at PORK being arrested, he struck or kicked Monday, 9:50 p.m. —Brush fire on going to tell Gullatto about when the Georgetown University in the officers, police said. None Monday, 7:31 p.m. —Dumpster fire at Wadsworth Street. Worcester native man became ill about Christmas Monday, 9:59 p.m. —Mattress lire out­ Washington, D.C., in the School of received injuries requiring medical 267 Main St. Egazarian, 43, was born in time. Foreign Service. Monday, 8:26 p.m. —False alarm to side of 85 Mill Road. Worcester, Mass., into an Armenian "1 never did tell him. " Egazarian attention. Monday, 10:38 pjn. -Rubbish fire at 84 John, 7. is in the second grade at Police took Dellaripa to Nutmeg Lane. family. He graduated in 1952 from said of his friend. Slye School and Mrs. Egazarian says LIFEBUOY ADOLFS CHOPS Monday, 8:29 p.m. —Brush lire at Mill Road, Classical High School of Worcester in Manchester Memorial Hospital due Gullatto's illness worsened. He : Brewer and Mill roads. Today, 12:25 a m. —Auto accident at of him. "We hope he'll be our phar­ a class of 183 students. Almost all went into a hospital. Egazarian ran BAR SOAP MEAT TENDERIZES to his erratic behavior, police said. Main and Chapman streets. macist." TURKEY Monday, 8:30 p.m. —False alarm to went on to college. Pat's from 8 a m. to 10 p.m. every 3.S ox. 3.1 ox. There he gave police "a hard time" Marjory and Naomi drives. today, 7:30 a m. —Auto accident on Main issue ID lb . and was charged with interfering His classmates may be much hap­ day until the man's death March 15, -22 Monday, 9:14 p.m. —Dumpster lire at Interstate 86. Biggest issue now and for years to with a police officer, police said. Today, 8:14 a m. —Brush fire off pier to see him at their 25th reunion 1963. Egazarian later bought the 191 High St. come will be highway traffic on local 4i< He was later sent to the state Monday, 9:18 p.m. —Brush fire at Interstate 86, Nov. 12 than They were during his store from his estate. * 1 . 3 9 SIZE senior year. He was treasurer then "I couldn't work those hours streets. Egazarian said. OCEAN SPRAY hospital in Norwich. He is being held Route 2 and Sutton Avenue. Today, 8:16 a m. —Brush fire a short AUNT JEMINA on 110,000 surety bond there and is Monday, 9:21 p.m. —Brush lire at the ways from first one reported off and had to collect about $3 from each today. " he said. He pledged persistence to get the CRANBERRY mb End USDA CHOICE lONELESS scheduled to appear in Common Hockanum School. Interstate 86. for class dues. Some unpaid Marilyn Egazarian worked with traffic onto new highways and make PANCAKE SYRUP USDA CHDICE BDNELESS Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford Nov. Monday, 9:28 p.m. —Brush fire on Today, 8:57 a m. —Investigation at 695 classmates used to see him and duck. her husband in the store from 10 a m local streets healthy again. SAUCE 21. Wadsworth Street. Burnside Ave. lljox. Wholo or JolllMl PORK BOnOHlROUND 0 0 99' Jb. RDLLED CHUCK ROAST ROAST STEAKS East Hartford bullatin board • D E M . mcES mm wiuuiiiii m g r o c er v s * Women's recreation Olde Time Tea Room. Kids’ movies will be O'Connell book fair The Department of Parks and Recreation shown. The O’Connell School PTA will sponsor a I INSTANT COFFEE | SempBomless will start the adult women's evening basket­ book fair in the school’s media center Nov. 9 ball and volleyball program Wednesday, Nov. Cemetery pots and 13 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parents are in­ NESCAFE 2 at East Hartford High School from 6:30 to Arthur Mulligan, director of the Fhibllc vited to visit the fair and classes during the > 1 . 0 9 M . 4 9 9:30. Proof of residency is required. Swim­ Works Department, requests people remove day Nov. 10. dIdq food 14 ox^ All Flavor, 55M .0 0 HAMS ming is available from 7:45 to 9:30 p.m. all artificial flowers, clay pots, baskets and American Education Week will be Water Added Wednesdays. other items at grave sites by Nov. 14. To learn celebrated,at O’Connell during the week. Fair NABISCO T Q e USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Family skating more, call Rocco Toce at 528-4046. proceeds finance school projects. COOKIES...... 14* w East Hartford residents esn enjoy family Burnside Nursery Men's Night TWEET Rath skating at reduced rates at the Hartford Arena There will- be a parents and teachers The Blast Hartford Women’s Club will hold MARSHRIALLOW WHIP . > Ja S * 8 oz. on Route 5 in South Windsor beginning meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Burnside its annual Men’s Night tonight at 8 at the Mar­ DOLE, CRUSHED, SLICED, CHUNK K A i FAMILY PAC CHUCK $109 Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Methodist Church for the Burnside Nursery. co Polo Restaurant. There will be a short UNK Residents without ID cards can get them at business meeting followed by the voices of the PINUPPL^ IN JUICE 2 0 O . M lO The guest speaker, Polly Harris, teaches art the Department of Parks and Recreation of­ Silk City Chorus. Pizza will be served. REGULAR COFFEE and special ed in the Verhon school system. SAUSAGE Rl PORK CHOPS STEAK i - fice at the Town Hall. Her talk is “The Creative Experience for Pre­ Members are urged to attend alone or with a TASTERS CHOICE “Olde Time Towne” schoolers.” male guest. The evening’s chairman is Mrs. OCEAN SPRAY i (3 center 3 end) College Mini Fair Nicholas Samela and cochairman is Mrs. John ITALIAN SHLE The theme of the (Christmas fair at South Scripture. CRANAPPLE 4. o x ! -MEAT CORRAL- (kingr^tional Church this year is “Olde Area secondary schools have gotten KRAFT IMITATION Time ’fowne.’’ It will be Saturday, Nov. 12, together to present a two-day (College Mini Town plans workshop Fair. Today, Cheney Technical School, and The Planning and Zoning Commission MAYONNAISE ...... quarl' from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the church on Forbes USDA BONELESS V U L $ 9 $ 9 St, East Otholic High School and Manchester (P K ) will hold a workshop on the town’s new PILLSBURY K L * f A « BEEF A country kitchen will feature baked goods, High School host 35 college representatives. comprehensive plan of development in the FLOUR...... b l7 3 « M . 0 9 . breads, jams, jellies, and more. A candy shop Penney High School will host them from 8 to Town Hall Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The KRAFT WIIETS.:.A . will offer bolidiay candles. There will also be a 9:30 a.m. and EHHS from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on public is invited to take part in the discussion. MACARONI DINNER children’s treasure shop, a home decorations Wednes^y. Topics will include zone changes and liquor booth, a stitchery, a gift shop and lunch at the sales. D&L IS HAVING CARUSO BLENDED OIL Parents concerned A BEAUTYMIST® NESTLE ROAST DELI 99« CHICKEN COOP COLD CUTS SALE! OCOA ...... « ox. box about upper grades IF DN-TIME FRIENDS Imported WAYBEST GRADE A COLONIAL A group of parents ten­ desires felt in the coming PEA BEANS 7 9 « tatively calling themselves election. Two candidates PALMOLIVE LIQUID 1 . 3 9 lb. FUEL DELIVERY FRANKS “Concerned Parents" met have come out on opposite Saveuon Beautymlst> pantyhose, USDA CHOICE sides of the middle school DISH DETERGENT 7 9 * Sunday night to discuss a leg's best (riendl Luscious colors, BONELESS BEEF FRESH (Mild, Baal) COOKER, neighborhood schools and question. beautiful fit, and your choice of stretch the Nov. 8 town elections. Mrs. Joan Flannery, TDYDU SANILAC...... •2^69 BEEF shear or sheer support styles, both at 10 qi H A M ? l . l o Attending the meeting Democrat, said the upper IMPERIAL < STEW CHICKEN HILLSHIRE were eight parents of grades should not be in the hefty Hanes* savings! Stretch Sheers, MARGARINE ...... 16ox.twlnpak ' lb. children at the Center same school as the lower. in sandalfoot or reinforced toe styles, USDA CHOICE MELBASA lb. School and two from the Mrs. Elsie Whitfprd, regularly 1.69 pair, now just 1.39. BONELESS BEEF Sheer support pantyhose with reinforced BATHROOM TISSUE by Scotl...... 4 J B R i LEGS IMPORTED Hockanum School. Both Republican, said the' schools have had students students should not be panty and too, reg. 3.95, now 3.25 pair. B E m , e KAHN'S SWISS from kindergarten through bused from their YDUSHDULD Come to Hosiery, all stores TRASH RA6S...... Grade 8. neighborhood schools for except New London. STEAK lb. BRAIMSCHWIGER But the Board of th e middle school program. ITAUAN SAUCE...... USDA CHOICE CHEESE Education's middle school BE GDMIND TD US «.J9* program in East Hartford The two candidates are AJAX BONELESS BEEF ■Y THB spells doom for the upper vying for an unexpired, CLEANSER 4 ox. 40* oil lab.3 1 * 1 .0 0 LOIBM 89‘ piiei grades at both schools. two-year term on the COLONIAL RAQU This year the students who board. Rest easy ... Atlas Bantly d e live rs 24 THISHS would have been in Grade Concerned Parents are J 9 * lb. hour emergency service. Atlas Bantly ITALIAN COOKING SAUCE .211 Six at Hockanum are being preparing to publicize as d e liv e rs your home heating needs auto­ RED HEART FRESHLY FISH DEPT. bused to one of the town’s best they can the split on matically — you never need concern Call.. the question. DOG FOOD 1B.8oz!J l * 1 Fraah fbur middle schools. . yourself about no heat! Atlas Bantly "Their vote does count also offers a budget payment plan ... CLOSE-UP Center School parents COD expect their upper grade here," said Mrs. Benoit. new burner instajiations and burner : r ' ^ B t l a a TOOTHPASTE . TvrinPaekl.2c CHUCK FILLET students are next for service. Rest easy Mister homeowner ... Atlas Bantly is on the job ... s t a g e c o a c h SUCED COLONIAL busing away from their . S.2 oxPB 9 * PERCH neighborhood school, said serving you. b a n t l q b a t h SOAP NiMBnas $149 Mrs. .Denise Benoit, Good old common sense. 414 Tolland Sireal 331 Main Streal LITTLE BROWNIE F K IE T C East Hartford Manchaitar the homa healing people 1 Center’s PTA president. VMiDWMMTMM The parents meeting 289-6435 649-4595 Since 1895 FUDGE A CHIP COOKIES .17ox.i UVER lb. FRESH Nm.H i CAMPBELL'S T f l * . Sunday night decided they FAIO KM BY OONATEUJ TOMATO SOUP OYSTERS would try to make their ron MAYOH FUND