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24 - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. Sept. 9. 1980 New and unique program already success “We found when we were In October, the clinic will come up to give mental health care in area hours per week because of the fun vices agencies. for re-appropriation. In addition to By DAVE LAVALLEE developing this program that after Mrs. Sergio said the program communities to persons who have ding restrictions, the present $45,000 the clinic would Herald Reporter relies very heavily on the donation of ilanrliPBtPr been recently discharged from "Our funding has only allowed our care was not that accessible. We are get, Mrs. Sergio is hoping for funding trying to make it easy and comfor building space to be able to conduct HLASTOISBI R Y - The program hospitals. staff to work half-time," she said. from other sources. table to get aftercare,” Mrs. Sergio the clinic. There is a volunteer recep has only been around since February Its office is located at the Glaston The clinic sites are located in East The clinic could receive money Fair, cool bury Mental Health Group office on Hartford, Glastonbury, tionist at each site, she said. and its director says it's the only one said. from the state's unspent grants, she of its kind in the state. Main Street. Marlborough, Newington, Rocky Hill Persons from towns not in tha,dis- “We find community involvement Fair and cool tonight; "We are getting more and more and Wethersfield. tricts covered by the clinic can also vital and that having a friendly face said. partly sunny Thursday. However, despite its short life "We have a number-one ranking to referrals. There is a need for it The clinics are located in com receive care, according to Mrs. at the clinic is important," Mrs. Details on page 2. receive the funding,” Mrs. Sergio WEATHER ipan, the Mobile Aftercare Clinic is because people need counseling for munity buildings and churches. Sergio. Sergio said. already taking a large nurnber of Since February, the clinic has had She said it has received phar said. re-entry in their communities,” Mrs. "Our staff moves, not the sites,” The clinic is working more closely referrals, according to Director maceutical donations, furniture and Sergio said. Mrs. Sergio said with a smile. 68 referrals. Of those 68,30 have been with families and is expanding its .\lexandrina Sergio. from East Hartford and another 19 office supplies. Vol. XCIX, No. 291 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, September 10, 1980 VOI R UOMETOWIS MEWSPARER • Since 1881 • 20ii; She said the clinic’s staff, which is In East Hartford, the clinic is run services, according to Mrs. Sergio. made up of. Dr. Samuel Silverman, a at the First Congregational Church have been from Glastonbury. “We can always use more A $45,000 grant from the state “We have people from all age Department of Mental Health psychiatrist, Carolyn Nalbandian, on Main Street and in Glastonbury it The Capitol Region Mental Health volunteers, especially in East Hart social worker and Pamela Skerker, a is located at the Lutheran Church of Center has made the most referrals ford,” Mrs. Sergio said. groups visiting the clinic,” she said, provides the money for the operation "We are getting great amounts of of the clinic. It is a program designed psychiatric nurse, can only work 20 St. Mark. with 28. However, 18 of the 68 were "This is turning out just the way self-referrals. The remaining ones we had hoped. But 1 think we are appreciation from people who say came from social services going to face a crunch because we they are grateful because they don’t departments, hospitals, visiting are getting more referrals. We could have to travel great distances to get care,” Mrs. Sergio said. It's Classman and Buckley! nurse organizations and youth ser use more funding.'i she added. Dispute over tribal land 19-vote Former senator moves to posh suburbia margin makes comeback HARTFORD (UPI) - Former By TOM TIEDE in 4th New York Sen. James Buckley took a TRUMBULL (NEA) - Compared with most Indian step toward a political comeback by More about land, the P’augussett reservation here near the coast of By MARY KITZMAINN winning Connecticut’s Republican Connecticut is almost an asterisk. It spans only 114 feet lirrulil Ktpurtrr Senate nomination, while two young the primaries by 126 feet — a quarter of an acre. As far as anyone Democrats pulled major upsets to , MANCHESTER— The victory of win congressional nods. knows it’s the smallest reservation in America. Abraham Glassman for the Pages 5, 6, 12 Buckley, who won a comfortable 56 But for all its lack of distinction, the Paugussett reser Democratic nomination in the 19, 20 and 24 vation is much the same as other parcels of aboriginal Fourth Senatorial District was un percent to 44 percent primary vic territory in the nation. The indians want it, but so do the expected during the^early returns, tory over state Sen. Richard Bozzuto non-Indians, hence the tiny reservation has been the grew to a fragile one-vote margin, in Tuesday’s balloting, will face center of an embittered dispute since its soil was part of and ended this morning with a 19- three-term Democratic Rep. Britain. Christopher Dodd for the seat being vote difference. given up by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. As these things go, the argument all these years has Glassman's edge of David Della- been classic. The Indians claim the land is theirs by While admitting Dodd — who polls Bitta, Glastonbury, the endorsed showed held a 2-1 lead — was “a heritage and treaty, and the non-Indians, not to say candidate by 1424 to 1405 stunned par whites, say that’s untrue. There has been tension between ty leaders and opened speculation strong candidate,” Buckley said the the antagonists for as long as memory serves, and there’s about the results of a recount. Della- Democrat has “been voting the no end to it in sight. Bitta, who left for home last night wrong way for 5‘/2 years and it’s my Needs transplant According to tribal records, the tension began in the believing one-vote separated him job to prove that to the people of 17th century, when Pilgrim settlers came to Connecticut from the nomination refused to con Connecticut." “It’s an extraordinarily important Four-year-old Allison Creel watches fondly is a liver transplant, but so far a suitable by way of Long Island Sound. The Paugussetts were the cede victory. He said he would for year for Connecticut and the coun over her baby sister, Crystal, 15 months, who donor hasn’t been found. The family lives in dominant people in this region then, controlling vast mally request a recount today. try,” he told cheering supporters at a Denver. (UPI photo) reaches of the terrain that was destined to become one of Robert “Skip" Walsh had 1,325 is afflicted by the rare liver disease called Hartford hotel. “ I know that I have a biliary atresia. Crystal’s only chance to live the British colonies. votes, and Robert Meytte, 687. Naturally, the Indians had to give way. In 1659 the This morning, results saw a change Abraham Glassman, D-South Windsor, heavy responsibility that you all have Paugussetts were relieved of their holdings, and given in in South Windsor's tally pushing the receives a congratulatory message over the given me. I won't let you down.” For doctor-patient relations stead an 80-acre reservation in what is now the town of margin wider than believed. A telephone Tuesday night, after winning the Buckley, who’s attem pting a Bridgeport. As that community grew, the Indians were Tribal chief Aureluis Piper and his wife are recount at South Windsor gave political comeback after represen moved, four times in fact, each time away from white Democratic nomination in the Fourth ting New York in the U.S. Senate the sole residents of the Paugussett reserva Glassman, 14th District represen Senatorial District. Glassman garnered the pioneers who did not want them about. tative for six years, 18 more votes Fourth Senatorial District candidate David from 1971 to 1977, was defeated by Democrat Patrick Mpynihan in 1976. And as the trihe was moved, its land was further tion, the smallest Indian parcel in America. than the last tallies known to can nomination from a field of four candidates Della-Bitta has a quick conversation with one While his primary victory was no Patients share blame reduced. By 1854 the Paugussett reservation was cut to (NEA photo) didates last night. with a 19-vote plurality over his closest oppo of his supporters during Tuesday night’s hec fewer than 20 acres. Today, at hardly more than 14,000 South Windsor's early counts surprise, John Aristotle Phillips — SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) - His lengthy research showed that Ley said the communications nent. (Herald photo by Burbank) tic primary. (Herald photo by Lavallee) square feet, the parcel is not only the nation’s briefest The chief says his claim is not just rhetoric. He points turned the primary from an apparent "the A-Bomb Kid” — pulled an upset Regardless of how expensive the doc patients fresh from a medical con barriers that exist between doctors reservation, it's the least populated. Only the tribal chief out that the state of Connecticut has thought enough of narrow hut comfortable victory for in the 6th District by collecting 10,692 tor's fee. psychologist Philip Ley is sultation will remember only about and health workers and their patients and his wife live here now. the argument to assign 113 acres of compensation land to Della-Bitta into an extremely close votes to gas station owner Q. Wayne convinced the patients get only half half of it. encompass all areas of medicine the tribe. That land is further east, quite distant, but Still, the squabble continues over what’s left. The argu race with Glassman. Konitshek’s 9,093. their money's worth. “Often patients tend not to follow from diabetics not taking insulin cor Piper says it's a start. "We want more, ” he says, "and I ment at present is that the Paugussett land is improbably "We couldn't get any closer,” Phillips, who just turned 25 in "And the fault is usually the the advice they've given because rectly to simple things like taking think we'll gel it." Former New York Sen. located in a sophisticated suburb, along a street Della-Bitta said as he left for the GOP in Manchester August, the mandatory minimum age patient's,” said the 45-year-old they either don't understand what pills as instructed. otherwise given over to fine homes and the middle class Meantime. Chief Piper swears he'll not yield an inch of evening. to serve in Congress, designed an James Buckley joyously University of Sydney professor, who they have been told, or they don't "General information and advice atomic bomb io-Um at a Princeton culture. So residents believe the Indian land is a threat to the Trumbull reservation. He’s made a survey, and he The race, and the one-vote margin thanks his workers after wln- was recently appointed to a chair of remember it. concerning medication should be property values. wants the state to erect a fence on the boundaries. That University undergraduate. "I've found," Ley said, "that peo volunteered by the physician,” Ley which grew to 19 eluded party ning the Connecticut psychology. And they may be right. The tribe's chief, Aureluis •will keep the land grabbers away, he thinks. If it doesn't, leader’s predictions. As Samuel Gejdenson, a former state ple remember what they’re told first. said. “But it must be given in the Republican primary for the Ley spent 18 years at various Piper, has replaced an old tar paper shack with a state- there is his sidearm. Says he: "i’m almost ready to blow Manchester’s registrar reported the favors the challenger representative from Bozrah, over So a practitioner should decide what right form — you have to avoid British universities researching financed log cabin, and he has made other improvements off some heads" tallies, the race appeared to follow came the heavy recognition of John U.S. Senate nomination, His doctor-patient relations, and his con is the most important advice that technical terms, but you might have as well, but the reservation still has rough edges. For in predictions with Della-Bitta carrying Dempsey Jr., son of popular former wife is at his side. (UPI clusions show that there is only a 50 should be remembered by the patient to explain the technicalities." Richard Bozzuto was a winner in attending the convention, was told While unhappy with the state stance, the chief and his wife cook and eat near a Manchester by a 78-vote spread over Gov. John Dempsey, to win the photo) percent chance that the medical ad and put it first." The psychologist also suggested “Manchester and Glastonbury last another alternate was attending in results, Sylvester took satisfaction in Democratic nomination in the 2nd wigwam by the street. Glassman, 408 to 330. Robert “Skip” night, despite losing the primary for stead. the local primary. "We delivered vice given a patient will be followed. The former Liverpool University practicioners provide written back Then too. neighbors say the chief himself does not fit District — Dodd’s seat. Gejdenson "There are two aspects to the psychologist pleaded with physicians up material to patients, but said his Walsh, state representative from the U.S. Senate to James Buckley. Sylvester claimed the switch was Manchester,” he said. "That’s all we got 18,348 votes to Dempsey’s 11,681. in. At 63, Piper describes himself as a "wild buck, " and Coventry, placed second in problem," he said, "and they are to be more specific with their research had showed that it, too. was East Hartford followed the statewide made when he announced his support could do.” In the four Republican con claims he's had 18 children through four marriages. His Manchester as expected with 351 both communications problems. patients. often too difficult for about three ifVirxcii AS iffxcag trend, delivering most of its votes to for Bozzuto. Party leaders said the Sylvester said he didn’t believe the gressional primaries, Anthony present wife is 23. In recent years. Chief Piper has taken votes Robert Myetle, South Wind “Firstly, patients don't feel they "If a patient is told to weigh quarters of the patients to unders Buckley. switch was made according to party difference between the GOP town Guglielmo defeated Michael Connery to wearing braids and a sidearm to attract attention to sor. placed fourth with 74 votes. are being properly informed by their himself regularly, he is much more tand. ® Bozzuto carried Manchester with rules. committee leadership and the the his heritage. Calling ManchesteV the key for vic in the 2nd District 8,015 to 7,444; doctors, and secondly, patients tend likely to forget that if told 'Weigh 820 votes to Buckley’s 779. Sylvester later became the Bozzuto prim ary’s outcome would cause Piper says the sidearm is also for protection. He tory in the primary, Della-Bitta sup former state Sen. Lawrence DeNar- not to follow the advice given them yourself every Saturday morning He made no mention of the most In Glastonbury the vote was 816 for coordinator in M anchester and repercussions on the committee. believes his neighbors are so bent on taking his land that porters were smiling and expecting dis won the 3rd District 8,435 to by physicians and health care after breakfast.' The more specific general complaint patients made Bozzuto to Buckley's 727. ‘ credited a hard working organization Robert VonDeck, Manchester GOP Milford Mayor Henry Povinelli’s 5,- about their physicians: that they they sometimes turn to violence. He’^ told police that the pattern to hold. But phone calls Buckley carried East Hartford with with a townwide victory. chairman, was an avid Buckley sup workers." and concrete a recommendation is, people make verbal threats, and throw rocks at his cabin: 252; Edward Donohue captured the rarely could decipher their doctor's from the other towns darkened their 397 votes to his opponent's 364. Sylvester said there probably had porter although he apparently did not But the psychologist, who is also a the more likely it is that it will be last year, he says, someone burned one of the structures 5th District primary 12,022 to 6,048 consultant to the U. S. Food and Drug followed." handwriting. mood at the Manchester Town Hall. About 19 percent of registered been no change in the voting heavily campaign here for him. for Charles Feld, and Nicholas on the reservation. According to the initial reports Republicans voted in Manchester and Republican's feelings about the two Adn.inistration, said part of the For their part, the neighbors say it’s Piper who makes Buckley’s campaign was coor Schaus defeated Paul Rosenberg 13,- Della-Bitta's lead was seven votes. 19.9 percent in East Hartford. candidates. "The voters here always dinated by Beverly Malone. problem comes from the failure of the threats. They think that’s just one more reason why 548 to 6,025. Another call placed him 18 votes In Manchester the GOP split over wanted Bozzuto," he said, despite the Conceding the primary, Sylvester doctors and pharmacists to issue he should be forced to move, and the reservation turned Buckley held a comfortable bulge proper instructions when dispensing ahead. The clincher was South Wind the two candidates began in early town committee’s preference for called for the Republicans to regroup College health fair over to public sale. Nobody wants to steal the Indian land, of more than 10,000 votes through medication. sor's tally, putting Glassman one summer. The majority of the town's Buckely. and "join forces to keep give-it-away the neighbors add; they don't think it's really Indian land vote in front. The late night recount must of the counting and finished “There is considerable evidence. " delegation voted for Buckley at the "A lot has happened since the Christopher Dodd out of the Senate.” with 65,429 votes, or 56 percent, Boz at all. pushed the margin to 19 votes. Ley said, "to show that many to focus on ‘killers' Si s GOP state convention. But a dispute primary began, " he said. “We had a Buckley faces the former con zuto had 50,783 votes, but didn’t gain The critics maintain that the Paugusett Indians gave up patients don't receive proper instruc South Windsor Democrats voted arose when one alternate delegate. little organization, but we got the gressman for the seat being vacated a majority in any of the state’s six NEW BRITAIN - High blood dicapped. There will be telephones rights to the property decades ago. And at least one title for Glassman, about two to one, over tions about their medication because Pete Sylvester, who believed he was vote out.” by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. congressional districts. pressure, cancer, diabetes and other with large numbers that light up for search supports the conclusion. The search, made by of its former deputy mayor Robert doctors and pharmacists simply common afflictions which can be the vision-impaired, and some with ficials, indicated that a previous tribal chief sold the H t Si t Bozzuto, who forced the primary don’t volunteer information" Myette. the tow'n's second place killers, will be the focus of a free hearing aids for the hearing- reservation in 1931, and thus relinquished all future after losing the Republican State He used as an example a prescrip finisher. Myetle drew 392 votes in community health fair being held im pair^. Convention endorsement by only 15 tion calling for doses of tetracycline. claims. South Windsor to Glassman’s 771. Sept. 23 to 24 at Central Connecticut Exhibits on nutrition, now Countering. Chief Piper doesn’t believe that sale took Walsh had .125 votes, and Della-Bitta votes, said in conceding that he will "Patients given this treatment recognized as a key tb disease Politicians uplifted back Buckley. State College. place. "But even if it did it was not legal. The chief in 95C/$12^ 67. would probably not know that milk prevention, and on weight control by "I have always been a Republican and antacids can sometimes lessen Free testing and detection infor those days was named George Sherman, and he didn’t Myette's presence in the race was mation. emphasizing preventive diet and behavior modification, will have the right to sell. When land belongs to a tribe of In Deposit/Total PackagePackaj loyalist. 1 have always supported the the effectiveness of tetracycline," credited with Glassman's narrow Republican ticket, TTiis year will be medicine and health maintenance, be featured. There will also be dians, it can't be*sold without permission by one member victory over Della-Bitta. The two are the clinical psychologist said. "But will be available to the public at the demonstrations of aerobics plus life- no different." said Bozzuto, whose this kind of information is rarely of the tribe." a-8xl0*s, 3-8x7*s, 18 Wallets, longtime political foes dating to "Come for the Health of It” fair. saving techniques in car If anything. Piper adds, an honest title search would battles supporters boosted him as a when each served in South Windsor in prim ary given by practitioners. A large State Senate Minority Dr. Alexander Marsh, director of diopulmonary resuscitation. suggest that the Paugusetts own far more than the 4Color Charms public office. In several towns homegrown candidate while at number of patients are on medication Many agencies will supply medical tacking Buckley as a carpetbagger. Leader Richard Bozzuto con the school's health services, which is quarter-acre reservation. He says^ii^ people petitioned Myette apparently drew votes which B) ( nileil PreftK International beat Gunter in a 1976 runoff, will try Laxalt easily won renominalion. He about which they have not been information and brochures Here’s an exciting new approach to Buckley attacked the outsider im cedes to James Buckley, sponsoring the fair, said 30 health the courts for lost lands as long ago as 1790. "God would have gone to Glassman. This It was a bad day for incumbents in to repeat that victory in the slate's properly informed ’ explaining illnesses in direct will be opposed by Democrat Mary age from the outset of his campaign, winner of the Connecticut agencies as well as college knows," he sighs, "the tribe owns everything around here dual-image photography that really Is was especially noticeable in East New York and Florida, but Connec second primary Oct 7. Republicans language which aims to remove Gojack. announcing his candidacy from his departments will be on hand from 10 for a eood many miles." ‘ 'Twice As Nice”. This unique iportralt Windsor where Myette carried the ticut and New Hampshire voters Paula Hawkins and former Ren Lou Vermont — GOP Gov. Richard Republican primary to run some of the mystery often associated family's red brick estate in Sharon. Testing shows a m, to 7 p.m. in the Student Center combines two colorful Image? In one, and town with 100 votes, to Glassman s 94 gave new life to several political Frey lace a runoff for the GOP Snelling won renomination without for the U.S. ^nate. (UPI at the New Britain campus. with disease, said Marsh. and Della-Bitta's 34. Me said his heart had always been in it’s part of our regularly priced portrait careers in a baker's dozen of party nomination the same day. exertion. Attorney General M Connecticut. photo) cider is pure Methods of preventing illness will Several college departments will When the July nominating conven primaries Tuesday. Connecticut Republicans gave a Jerome Diamond won the also have displays covering topics CCM intervenes package. be stressed at the fair, not only in the tion endorsed Della-Bitta. in an Sen. Jacob Javits, one of the last of form er New York Sen. Jam es Democratic nomination Stewart SHIRKS - As the result of a from careers in health fields to a test interest of maintaining health, said arrangement where Myette and what was once a powerful Eastern Ledbetter took the Republican for percent body fat as an index for No additional charge for groups. Poses our Buckley, their nomination to seek the' testing program by a University of Marsh, but because "health care has Walsh both received primary rights, Republican liberal bloc in the Senate, Connecticut professor. Connecticut chances of future obesity. in Mansfield suit selection. Backgrounds may occasionally seat being vacated by Democratic nomination to oppose Democratic became a very costly concern and the Glassman termed Myette a spoiler lost his bid for a fifth-term GOP Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. Buckley will consumers can be assured locally- Marsh added that there will be free HARTFORD — The Connecticut Conference of change. Satisfaction always, or deposit Sen. Patrick Leahy. prevention of illness could greatly The remark*was repealed by others nomination to a conservative Long face Democratic Rep Christopher Rhode Island — Rep Edward produced apple cider is free from apples and popcorn for everyone who Municipalities has asked the U.S. District Court in Hart uiednesdoy— lessen the burden on family cheerfully refunded. last night during the returns, as Island supervisor Dodd, son of a former Connecticut attends. ford for permission to intervene as a friend of the court in Beard easily beat challenger Stephen contamination. budgets." Myette s effect on the primary was However. Javits will seek re-elec senator, in November. Fortunate in the Democratic Organizations participating in the a suit brought by the Connecticut Association for t i p h n i / * winnerPag<* 7. The testing of cider for the He said various agencies will observed While drawing votes from tion on the Liberal Party ticket, In New Hampshire, arch conser- primary. 5,^,1,^ ^ important role for fair include Community Health Ser Retarded Citizens and other plaintiffs seeking to close ueoaie neeaea presence of chemical contaminants provide free tests for blood pressure, T H E S E DAYS ONLY Glassman. he apparently had little facing Hempstead supervisor vatipe Meldrim Thdmson won the Wisconsin — Former Rep. Robert Now that the primary campaign was conducted by Db Dennis W. Hill, anemia, eye conditions and other vices of Central Connecticut. down the state’s Mansfield Trainine School. effect on Della-Bitta s or Walsh s Alfonse D'Amato, the GOP winner, GOP nomination to contest the Kaslen won a four-man race for the is over, it is suggested candidates East Hartford High football ... assistant professor of clinical easily checked ailments. They will American Cancer Society. American Robert A. Johnson, conference president, said that a support and Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman. who governorship with the man to whom GOP nomination to challenge should participate in debates Cheney Tech cross country team chemistry in the College of also refer vistors to testing Heart Association, American decision in favor of the plaintitt would nave "serious im SEPTEMBER Walsh drew votes as expected from plications" for Connecticut cities and towns because one beat former Miss America Bess he lost two years ago. Democrat Democratic Sen. Gaylord Nelson, before the November election in has promising season ... Pagi- 8. Agriculture and Natural Resources. facilities. Diabetes Association. Arthritis the smaller towns, winning Andover, Myerson and former New York order to bring the Issues clearly to He was assisted by Thomas R. Foundation, Health Systems Agency of the plaintiff’s primary aims is shifting of the care of WED. 10, THUR8.11. FRI. 12. SAT. 13 Hugh Gallen. Form er Attorney who was unopposed. Two special services will be B(.'lton. Coventry, and picking up 351 Mayor John Lindsay in the General Warren Rudman and Tufts the people Page 4. Kelley. Gale R. Morrow and Sylvia of North Central Connecticut, Lions the retarded to group homes in the community. Arizona — Bill Schulz led a three- Inside todoy offered on Sept. 23 only from 2 to 7 votes in Manchester, and 170 in Democratic primary. University Professor John- Sununu W. Matluck. Club, Connecticut Eye Bank and Johnson said the de-institutionalization proposed by DAILY 10 AM • 8 PM way Democratic primary to provide p.m. Glaucoma screening, made Glastonbury, and 52 in Hebron Rep Richard Kelly, the only led an 11-man field for the GOP opposition to Sen. Barry Goldwater. classified...... 21-22 Visual Research Foundation, CARC and other plaintiffs would also raise the question Shopping tips This is the first time in the state possible by the Lions Club ofNew Bri Glassman. the victor, carried only Republican in Congress indicted in nomination to oppose Democratic unopposed for the GOP nomination. apple cider produced and marketed tain. will be conducted by three Planned Parenthood Clinic of of proper allocation of the costs of support services that Tips on saving money by using Comics...... 23 one town in the district his the Abscam briberv scandal, lost his Sen. John Durkin, who easily won Minnesota — Incumbent House by independent small businessmen opthalmologists. According to Connecticut, Hartford County Lung might be necessitated by a shift from the institution to MANCHESTER PARKADE super market coupons are found in Editorial ...... 4 hometown South Windsor But he bid for nomination to seek a fourth renomination. members led in all contests. Supermarket Shopper appearing in Ente^inment ...... 20 has been monitored for potential con Marsh, glaucoma can hit people of all Association. American Red Cross, the convnunity. finished a close second in term in Florida's 5th District GOP Former Georgia Rep. Howard Wyoming — Democrat Jim Rogers today’s Peopte/Food section. Faniily...... 14-11 tamination. New Britain Senior Citizens Service Johnson said the conference believes de ages and is a common cause of Manchester, and edged Della-Bitta in primary. But another Abscam defen "Bo" Callawav, now a (Colorado ski won a four-man Democratic race to Page. I.3-18. Obituaries ...... 6 The experimental procedures and blindness, but if detected early Center, State Department of Health. institutionalization may be good in principle, but that de East Windsor despite the draw of institutionalization by the State of Connecticut generally dant. Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y, won resort owner, led in a four-way race oppose GOP Rep Richard Cheney, the results of the test appear in enough can be treated. Seven cases Wheeler Clinic. Connecticut Dental Myette renomination in New York's 17th Sports 74 has resulted in inadequate accompanying care and sup for the GOP nomination to oppose who was unopposed. In sports ...... Research Report 57 published by the of glaucoma were discovered Association for Retarded Children. District port services. He said such de-institutionalization is im Manchester s large Democratic Sen. 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EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 10, 1960 - 3 Ibdote. Kraatz granted leave for federal study program —Concord, N.H.t Former Gov. Meldrim Thomson, defense policies. President Carter decided to disclose top fl^mery Strike Spreading MANCHESTERMAMf'lirCTirR — RonaldD/xnra1#t Kraatz,t/'-e.e.A.. assistant A I health lAU nation chosen to participate. nartirmafp FederalFedpral officialsnffiripU havehaVP changing policies______. “which serve . us . so :I1 ill.” •> ' develop “networking, which he regarded as an impor secret plans for the “stealth” aircraft that can evade who once advocated arming the National Guard with director, was given permission Tuesday to go studied the Manchester health setup. She specifically cited the policy of deinstitutionalizing tant asset. Networking is the development of informal Bad day for incumbents radar detection, said retired Adm. Elmo Zumwalt. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A spreading strike by nuclear weapons, won the Republican gubernatorial Washington, D. C. for a year’s study with the federal Several Manchester citizens who are associated with mental health patients which she said is a state policy but relationships between officials at different -levels of It was a bad day for incumbents in New York and Zumwalt said the disclosure was harmful to the winery workers is putting the squeeze on California’s primary, setting up a rematch of his 1978 contest with Department of Health and Human Services. social services spoke in favor of the program before the one started in Washington. Local social service workers government which Is said to facilitate communications Florida, but Connecticut and New Hampshire voters gave national security because it gave the Soviet Union "a premium wine vintners who must find ways to crush Democratic Gov. Hugh Gallen, who had no major opposi At the same time he works with the department, he will directors acted. have complained that deinstitutionalization places a between those levels. new life to several political careers in 13 party primaries five-year head start" to begin developing counter some 2.5 million tons of rapidly ripening grapes. tion for renomination. Democratic Sen. John Durkin won be doing academic work toward a master's degree. Nancy Carr, executive director of the Manchester Area burden on localities which are not equipped to handle Weiss said in that connection that it is not only the for technology The walkout by winemakers, bottlers and Tuesday. renomination against light opposition from political un At a special meeting Tuesday afternoon, the Board of Conference of Churches, said she hoped that while in them. mulation of policies but also the administration of them Sen. Jacob Javits of New York lost his bid for a warehousemen expanded Tuesday to the home of high- known William Sullivan. In the GOP Senate primary, caliber wines in Northern California’s Napa Valley. Directors authorized General Manager Robert Weiss to Washington, Kraatz would have an influence on Weiss, in his support of the plan, said that it would help that affects municipalities. > fifth-term GOP nomination, and Rep. Richard Kelly, the former Attorney General Warren Rudman early today FBI seeks leads in blast sign an agreement with the federal government for the only Republican in Congress indicted in the Abscam appeared to be the winner in a field of 11 candidates, in SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - FBI agents seek leads Philly walkout continues program. bribery scandal, lost his bid for nomination to seek a cluding former Gov. Wesley Powell. in a bomb explosion that injured two cargo handlers un The federal government will pay 75 per cent of Kraatz’s PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — No end is in sight for the 9- fourth term. -Montpelier, Vi.i Former Banking Commissioner loading a United Airlines 727 jetliner on the ground at salary while he is away and he remains an employee of day-old walkout by Philadelphia teachers, the largest of MIDDLETOWN UBERTYBLUE Stewart Ledbetter beat five opponents, including in Sacramento Metropolitan Airjwrt. the town. He will be required, when he returns, to work 900 WASHINGTON ST. RT. 66 . Diimerware New England primaries surance executive James Mullin who spent $700,000 on his The bomb blew up Tuesday in the cargo compartment the strikes nationwide that have closed schools or cur tailed classes for some 650,0(X) students in nine states. for the town for at least two more years. Weiss told the —Providence. R.I.: Three-term Democratic Rep. campaign, for the Republican U.S. ^ n a te nomination. moments after the plane arrived on a flight from directors a part-time temporary employee will be hired Made in Ledbetter will face Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy. GOP Portland and Seattle. Negotiations aimed at ending the Philadelphia strike Edward Beard won renomination in the state's 2nd ended ’Tuesday after four hours. to replace him in the interim. Some of his duties will be MANCHESTER Staffordshire, District, overcoming a high-spending challenge from Gov. Richard Snelling, facing only token opposition, was Leader visits strike area absorbed by other members of the town Health Depart 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE England state Sen. Stephen Fortunate in the most interesting renominated. In November, he’ll face Attorney General No deals on the hostages ment. AND 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIN TMswnk's feature primary race. Rep. Fernand St Germain, D-R.I., seeking M. Jerome Diamond who narrowly defeated House WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - New Communist Party In addition to paying three-quarters of his salary the LARGE . his 11th term in Congress, easily won renomination in the Speaker Timothy O’Connor in the Democratic guber leader Stanislaw Kania visited a hotbed of labor unrest Iran’s Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai said there federal government will pay tuition and relocation 2nd District. Beard’s victory sets up a general election natorial primary. and promised to respect workers’ demands. would be no deals on the 52 American hostages and drew expenses. EAST HARTFORD 1150 BURNSIDE AVE. AVENUE rematch with Republican Claudine Schneider. St. Ger Kania told party officials in the southern industrial city roars of "Death to America ” from a crowd in Qom by Kraatz was one of three in New England and 25 in the I OPEN MON. THRU SAT 8:30A M to 9 00P M “Jn„49« main, chairman of the House banking regulation subcom publicly spurning a message fron^Secretary of State Ed SUNDAY 10:00A M to 5 OOP M See Ouf Display - Get An The Oeiai Carter reveals secrets of Katowice Tuesday that mismanagement led to the PRICES EFFECTIVE MON. SEPT. S THRU SAT., SEPT. 13.1980. mittee, faces GOP primary victor William Montgomery, mund Muskie. WASHINGTON (UPI) - To blunt criticism of his strikes this summer. a Central Falls businessman. Jewish New Year NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIEO REOftM THIS VAlUABlf COUPON Peopletalk' Fourth held in kidnaps begins at sunset m GET UP TO 1 0 0 EXTRA The following is an explanation of Jewish New Year as Senior, 20, whose body was recovered SAH GREEN STAMPS BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Federal the Bronx where he was shot in the prepared by Rabbi Richard Flavin of Temple Beth Star’s bars agents have charged a fourth suspect in New York, and Joseph Vilela, 22, head, wrapped in carpet padding and on purchaiet louling MO to M9 Sholom, Manchester. •ITMC94MM M TNOL „ in the alleged kidnappings of two both of Middlebury. thrown in the East River, officials •» 4AM k«n om COMM «w CMSioenir ' The beginning of the Jewish New Year 5741 will be aoo>ftWMtan— Atww Would Italy really put its most glamorous movie Connecticut men who were reported In addition to Campbell, three said. celebrated by Jews throughout the world beginning star in jail? Probably. ly shot, bound and dumped in a New other persons have been arrested so Vilela, now believed to be in tonight. The religious service, scheduled to begin at 8:15 Taxmen the world over are known to be stony of York City river where one was found far in the case although federal federal custody, survived by playing soul when it comes to money, and Sophia Loren p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom, inaugurates the 10 day f 600 dead. authorities refused to disclose all of tALS dead until he was thrown into the period known as the High Holy Days or the Days of Awe. owes the one in Rome 12 million lire. That’s $14,400 Rodney Campbell was arrested by the charges lodged so far. river at which time he surfaced and in American currency — but Sophia also owes 30 Unlike New Year's Day, which always occurs on l O N i f l the FBI at his home in Mount Plea The FBI said Senior, who was ab swam away from shore as assailants V EXTRAS&H days in the slammer for failure to ante up in 1963. January 1, the date of the Jewish New Year, Rosh I Come in ,$nd save on these tou' 50^5? sant, S.C., on a kidnapping charge ducted Sept. 1, was taken to the fired shots at him, the FBI said. EXTRA M- She fled to Paris, and her lawyer says she might Hashanah, moves from year to year because it is 200 I Bonus-Specials features' One ' stemming from a warrant issued by Bronx, N.Y., where he was reported The abductions reportedly I filled 1/4 BooKlel for each item have beaten the rap in 1973 by applying for amnesty, calculated on the Lunar rather than the Solar calendar. S&H GREEN STAMPS federal magistrate in Bridgeport ly killed and his body then wrapped stemmed from the victims’ I Bonus-Specials Booklets take but she didn’t. Now nothing short of a parejon from Rosh Hashanah is celebrated for two days, sunset to [GREEN STAMPS purchases lotsllng *20 to '29.9 I 30 Big Ten S&H Gr^en Stamps I last Friday, the FBI said Tuesday. inside a rug and thrown in the East knowledge of an illegal cocaine traf •ITNCOIMM IICfPtOMrHOMrtDNtSCluetD m - President Sandro Pertini can save her. sunset. The Holy Day period concludes ten days later, tt lAM la n
•r- ^ 4 4 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept, 10, 1860 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 10, 1960 - 5 rEditorial Abe no stranger FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT - DEtlOCRAT Vernon’s Primary results Thoughts Della-Bitta Glas sm an M y et te Ualsh turnout S J - to slim margins An do ve r /? /? 2 60 With Tuesday’s primary preparing his cam paign “Teach and admonish each other in By FRANK BURBANK you can't be surprised by the margin election now over, the against the Democrat who all wisdom.” Colossians 3:16b. Bo lt on s z 2 / Managing Editor of victory. I'm elated.” was low “Occasionally” , a man said to me Glassman said he expects his win to political parties turn from ends up with the nomination. SOUTH WINDSOR - State Rep. VERNON — With 4,156 Democrats recently, “I have a religious question be upheld by the recount which he es Coventry fighting within themselves to We hope the candidates and former South Windsor Mayor S 7 i,3 4 8 8 eligible to vote in Tuesday's primary O p in io n and I like to discuss it with others.-*'— timated would be completed in four will conduct a high level cam Abraham Glassman is no stranger to and 2,883 Republicans, the voter tur fighting each other for the Where do you go when you have a - to five days. a small margin of victory and the East IJindsor / 00 nout was low in Vernon as it was in November election. paign for all the offices at Glassman said he hoped the cJ? 9 4 religious question? Do you call up a - results of yesterday's primary elec other Connecticut towns. stake Nov. 4. Democratic Party would get behind Of particular local interest minister and ask? Do you go to^ tion in the Fourth Senatorial District Glastonbury 9(9 2 0 / 7 O As did the state. Vernon will be the race in the Fourth We would like to see a church and hope that the minister ' are no exception. his candidacy to retain the Fourth 73Z Democrats went out over will preach on your question? Or that' Glassman, seeking the Democratic Senatorial District as a Democratic whelmingly for Sam Gejdenson for Senate District where series of candidate debates Hebron /o American political system is face many knotty problems the candidates and become you .night have a moment or two after nbmination from a field of four can district. 3 4 s z the nomination to run for the 2nd Abraham Classman of South where the candidates will “I believe I can do battle with Carl ail about. the service with the minister to ask!', didates, emerged the apparent victor District congressional seat being in the next few years. informed. Zinsser (Zinsser, a Manchester Windsor nudged past David have an opportunity to pre your question? Or do you have a smpli . last night with the slim margin of 19 rianthester 4 0 8 3 3 0 3S'/ vacated by Christopher Dodd. Republican, will face 'Glassman in 7 4 sent their views and show the votes over his closest opponent, Gejdenson challenged party- Della-Bitta of Glastonbury by T h e presentation of T h e highly-financed group of Christians in which you m ay,, the November election) because I voters how well they can Issues run the gamut from David Della-Bitta. Glastonbury, who endorsed candidate John N. 19 votes in the final unofficial national campaigns rely on bring up a religious question? I hope,, have a record showing me as a hard South Windsor S 9 Z divergent ideas in the cruci defense, energy and foreign received the party's nomination at 7 7 / /2 S ' Dempsey and won in Vernon in a 634- think on their feet while un that one of these situations fits you^ \ working, conscientous legislator for count. ble of legislative bodies gives romantic image-building. the party's convention during the 359 vote. affairs to the economy, and that your questions about your- the past six years.” Classman is preparing his der pressure. The statewide contests will summer. TOTAL M os- 6 9 Z / 2 2 7 Gejdenson will be opposing way to consensus leading to women’s rights and personal faith do not go unanswered. “I believe I am a formidable can Republican Tony Guglielmo who won campaign against Debates can either show do the same on a smaller “.When I first ran for public of law. freedom. It may be that God will call you \o didate,” he said. his party's nomination in the primary Manchester Republican Carl the candidates at their best fice,” Glassman said, explaining his nr scale. start a prayer group or Bible study in- • firat attempt was for a seat on the Glassman, who had been labled in against Michael Connery, district- or at their worst. the campaign as favoring a state in Zinsser. your home this fall because there are ' South Windsor Town Council, ”1 won wide,but lost in Vernon to (ionnery in The more persuasive the Within the next few weeks It is the responsibility of come tax, reiterated his stand on any Della-Bitta is holding out They often are the oc lots of people with religious questions ' by 14 votes.” a close 347-338 vote. state income tax proposal. casions where an unthinking politician, the better chance voters will be bombarded the voters to see through the just like you. Find a minister who can" Elated by his victory, once the The 2nd Congressional District is hope for a change in the “For six years I voted against a slip of the tongue can alter he or she has of gaining sup with differing viewpoints on sex appeal of the cam be your adviser when needed and , final unofficial tally was received at made up of 60 Eastern Connecticut numbers in the mandated state income tax," he said, “When it towns including the Manchester area port for proposals under dis state and national issues. paigners and determine begin to grow in your faith. Your ., his Sullivan Avenue headquarters, recount which would give the entire image of a can came to the floor I voted against it. towns of Andover, Coventry, search for faith in the community df,-. Glassmai^'s emotions ran the gamut didate. cussion. We hope the voters will whether or not the candidates For the next two years as a state Ellington, Tolland and Vernon. him the nomination. believers will be pleasing to God. Ask.. from happiness through despair as Connecticut and the nation take heed to the rhetoric of will represent their views. the figures were tallied. senator, I will be opposed to a state The district-wide vote was 8,015 for Meanwhile Zinsser is But debate is what the the Holy Spirit to reveal the truths oC. Glassman's plurality fluctuated at income tax.” Guglielmo and 7,444 for Connery. the Bible to you and pray for ohe Glassman said one of the main ills least three times through the night. Both men had conducted lively another. God be with you. of a state income tax would be the At first reports, Glassman was campaigns before and during the Rev. Marjorie L. Hiles tax would raise the level of state primary race. shown the victor with 26 votes, a spending "hundreds of millions of Bolton and Vernon United-' margin which rapidly diminished to a Vernon Republicans favored dollars higher than it is now.” Richard C. Bozzuto over party- Methodist Churches single vote and then finally rested at He said as a senator, he will work 19. endorsed candidate James L. for ways to reallocate state Letters As the figures started coming in Buckley. The vote was 368 for Boz g l u i resources and keep a close eye on zuto and 350 for Buckley but Buckley KOCKV mtm shortly after the polls closed at 8 M€Wt NCA p.m., campaign workers carefully state spending. won overwhelmingly, state-wide. “ We will have to make tough added the results from each town and Very few residents gathered at the decisions on spending money,” he district and when the margin Memorial Building where the votes Water Department blunders said. “Maybe even the reallocation from the five polling places were appeared to be only one vote, im- of resources.” tallied. Most express^ surprise that m ^iately began rechecking firures Glassman said although he plans to Buckley and Gejdenson won state To the editor: and contacting election officials to their consumption after July 1 paid There will be no end to the muddy some soul searching themselves concentrate his efforts on state spen wide but didn't express any interest It is difficult for a member of the ensure all total figures were extra. (This amounts to a possible water in our tubs and washing about their own role in this murky ' ding he added, “Until we get a handle in the only local race, that of public to pinpoint the blame for ail received. unauthorized 310,(XK) extra extracted machines until the Directors get business. Go to it. Directors. on inflation, all our efforts will be for McCarthy and Fusscas except most the blunders that officials are Glassman's final margin was for water users.) tough with their bureaucrats and do Robert J. Smith acheieved when new figures were nil.” said they hadn't ever heard of making in relation to the Manchester received from his home town Glassman said he expects the issues Fusscas. water supply. of the campaign for the November showing he had picked up an ad There is the plan to lay pipes election, would be the same as the ditional 18 votes. primary issues and said he hoped for Peach shortcake before building filtration plants. Apology needed. Under state law, an automatic a series of one on one debates with There was the tricky move to in recount will be called because of the VERNON — Peach shortcake Zinsser. crease the money available in excess To the editor: of each and every client at the to go in caring for the mentally slim margin of victory. Campaign workers at Della-Bitta the figures showed Della-Bitta behind by a dessert will be served at the Vernon of the bond issue by prematurely in As reported in your newspaper Sheltered Workshop and am aware of retarded children and adults of our "I'm gratified by the win," headquarters in Glastonbury checked and single vote. Later in the evening Abrham United Methodist Church, Route 30, creasing rates. Us the projected cost Carl Zinsser made a remark at a their many fine qualities. I state. The Legislature will be called Glassman said when it was an A cubic mile of sea water contains rechecked vote reports for the Fourth Senate Glassman pulled ahead by 19 votes to take the Friday night from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. of the construction so high that the meeting of the Republican Town experienced heartache difficult to upon to make decisions that will have nounced he had a 19-vote plurality. an average of 49.5 million tons of Tickets will be available at the District as the margin narrowed. At one point nomination. (Herald photo by Harry) door. Town would have been much better Committee which I feel calls for an describe when I read the story in the a far-reaching effect on the quality of "With four candidates in a primary. sodium. off with the MDC?). There was the apology by him to all the mentally newspaper. care we provide for them. It_ unconventional manuevering over retarded children and adults of our My family and I have devoted frightens me to think a person "^^^gi8terJorlh^T980^sT Season the bidding which is now holding up community. It is obvious Mr. Zinsser almost thirty years assisting the capable of holding the retarded up to the start of construction, long sought to demean the gentlemen of mentally retarded. We have per ridicule might be among those called at the delayed already. There was the whom he was speaking. In reality he sonally experienced the emotional upon to make the aforementioned billing gimmick of pro-rating the use demeaned the clients of the Sheltered trauma associated with mental decisions. through the billing period containing Workshop and exposed himself as in retardation. At present the State of Richard J. Risley July 1, when higher rates came into sensitive and lacking in compassion. Connecticut stands at the crossroads Jean M McElraevy Dance Studio force, so that those of us who reduced 1 am proud to be a personal friend in determining which way it is going Manchester 1159 Main St., Rt. 31, Coventry (Next to the 1st Congregational Church) STACKS STACKS Classes Resume September 15th Congressional Quarterly Classical Ballet • Pointe Tap • Jazz Pre-Ballett • Kinderdance Most Democrats ignoring ERA funding rule Aero-Cymnasties
By KENNETH B. DELECKI plank’s negative language. John B. Anderson. R-Ill. technical assistance to House can Thomas Baker. "We have our own policy is causing consternation ' * .All cUoftcM graded to age and ability with a nlong einphaaiM on aound dance lecliniqtie. WASHINGTON - Major Only those candidates who say flat Normally. Aurand could look to the didates. The committee is con bylaws. We support incumbents. " among party professionals - I * .All teaching material baaed on the Dance Manlerti of .America Silli|KiM Democratic fund-raising ly they oppose the ERA are cut off DNC for help in his lough campaign. tributing to Aurand's campaign, Seven incumbent Democratic "It's a ridiculous situation and 1 • * All claenea taught |>en«onally by Mr. RUley orga I'ions are ignoring the par from the DNC’s help. Those who sup The DNC has expertise on running despite his opposition to the ERA. senators up for re-election this year made no bones about how 1 feel about I * Competent, qualified adult UHRiHlanl teachern. ty's tough new platform plank port the ERA — or take no position — congressional campaigns. It also "We've always supported the voted against extending the ERA it,” said Gretta Dewald, director of 1 barring technical or financial aid to are cleared for assistance. may provide some financial aid. nominee of our party and 1 expect we ratification deadline to 1982. the DNC's Women's Division 2 Register Now... candidates -.vho oppose ratification of There seems to be littel consisten This year, however, the DNC will continue to do so,” said Rep. Baker said the platform plank is Ms. Dewald, a former De Kalb 2 studio 742-9766 the Equal Rights Amendment cy in how the various elements of the turned down the 38-year-old James C. Corman, D-Calif., chair “unenforceable" Trying to decide County, Georgia. Democratic;! RMidonco 742-6886 (ERA). Democratic Party’s campaign ap Democrat because he opposes ERA man of the campaign committee. Or Mglfter at the ttudlo ENTRE STOCK of which candidates do and do not sup chairwoman, doubts whether anyone 2 Thu end FrI. Repl. 11 end 12 trem 2-7 P.M end tel tepl 12 from 10 A.M until 2:00 P.M. paratus are dealing with the new — even though that stand appears to And for Senate candidates, the port ERA "would be a quagmire,” he in that kind of local position would! Only the Dem ocratic National rule. coincide with teli view of a majority Democratic Senatorial Campaign said. deny campaign funds to candidates! Dancing Is For Boys, Too! Committee (DNC), which gives little Take, for instance, the case of of voters m his district. Committee headed by Sen. Wendell The ERA provision was a minority who happen to oppose ERA ! Dance is used as a part of the training of Major Atheletes. Develops, coordination, aid directly to congressional can agility and builds strong healthy bodies. Douglas R. Aurand, who won the But the DNC's stand didn't sway H. Ford, DKy., is taking the same platform plank adopted on the con She unsuccessfully argued for an! didates, is abiding by the controver Boys classes in: Tap. Ballet, Jazz and Acrobatics. Democratic nomination to run for the Democratic Congressional Cam sial ER.A plank. And even the DNC is position as its House counterpart. vention floor to promote peace ERA platform compromise that! the House of Representatives' seat paign Committee — which doles out trying lo put a positive twist on the "We're an autonomous com between liberal and conservative called for targeting aid to party can ! ADULT TAP. BALLET and JAZZ CLASSES now held by presidential candidate campaign contributions and provides mittee,” said Executive Director wings of the party. But the new didates who support ERA. ! A graded system with classes for all age and ability levels from 3 years old to adults. Washington Merrv-Go-Round him as iong as you say it properly.' Responded the young boy, “You’re ^IlelunformeTonheT^^ 55th Assembly District nomination Richard D'Amato, of 164 Ellington ToumTolk right I am." “This is the best birthday present I on the Republican ticket. Someone Road, East Hartford a driving in Daniel H arris, chairman of Skip Walsh election headquarters could get.” ____ else was heard to remark..."Don't s tr u c to r and one of 300 Skills key Manchester girl NHL may Bolton's Democratic Town Com Tuesday night in Coventry could Abraham Classman, who won the Discussing the results of under estimate this. You neighborhood residents who turned for EHHS thinclads shou) yet vote mittee, overhearing someone say only be referred, to as a family af Democratic nomination in the Tuesday’s primary vote in Vernon, remember “Jimmy Who." out recently to protest a proposed for overtime Fourth Senatorial District, had two low and moderate-income housing grid team good potential "Buckley did good,” after fair. As the polls Were closing at 8 someone was heard to comment page 8 . page 9 f page 8 Tuesday's primary votes came in, p.m., a campaign worker said to reasons to celebrate Tuesday. they had never heard of J. Peter “There's no kidding anyone, the development that would be nearby 6ports commented "He did well. He Walsh's eldest son, Mark, “You’re Classman’s daughter, Elizabeth, Fusscas who was opposing Vernon cars there (on Ellington Road) go heavily travelled Main Street and doesn't care what vou sav about more nervous than your father." celebrated her 16th birthday and resident James McCarthy for the crazy morning, noon and night,” - Ellington Road. Obituaries, Building Committee for the Town of tributions may be made to the Home Della-Bitta’s first primary Baltimore gains ground on Yankees Doris M. DeWolfe Vernon. He was a former member of Care Unit at Manchester Memorial NEW YORK (UPI) — It's a matter VERINO.N - Doris M. DeWolfe, 73, calling an end to their brief I've played some during that time. he needed on Doug DeCinces’ 12th Matt Keough, 15-12, earned the vic sacrifice fly gave Seattle a 2-0 lead. the Vernon Fire Department and had Hospital. of perspective. 'The Baltimore of 121 W. Main St., died Tuesday at vacations. I'm not feeling much better but I home run of the season leading off tory. Rick Honeycutt, 9-15, was the been active in other town affairs. Orioles are enjoying“the chase, while her home. She was the wife of Fran Besides his wife he leaves a sister, “Guys need rest, they’re injured, want to win so I'll do my best.” the fifth inning. DeCinces scored the Boston 4, Cleveland 3 winner. cis DeWolfe. Lester Gardiner a ‘nailbiter’ to the finish the New York Yankees are but I don’t know if we can afford not Garry Hancock singled home Jim Mrs. Helen Donovan of West Hart Meanwhile, the Orioles got a Orioles’ other run on Lee May’s Minnesota 15, Milwaukee 2 Mrs. DeWolfe was born in VERNON - Lester Gardiner, 82, marshalling their big guns for the to play our best team," Howser said Dwyer with the tiebreaking run in ford, and two nieces and a nephew. sterling performance from sacrifice fly in the seventh. Roy Smalley went 4-for-5 and Ron Topsham, Maine and had lived in the of 35 Reservoir Road, died Sept. 5 at “The people have been great. 1 just September drive to the American after John Mayberry ended the the ninth to boost the Red Sox. With Funeral services will be Friday at By DAVE LAVALLEE phones at headquarters. When she McGregor, 17-7, who held the Tigers In other AL games, Oakland Jackson slugged a three-run double to Hartford area most of her life, a Manchester convalescent home. He wish 1 had had a few more days," League East title. Yankees' eight-game winning strbak one out, Dwyer walked and took se 9:15 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Herald Reporter received the initial report from South hitless through five innings before defeated Texas 6-3, Boston downed pace Minnesota’s 22-hit attack. moving to Rockviile a year ago. She had been a resident of Vernon for the Windsor, a round of applause went Della-Bitta said. The Orioles, playing like a bunch of with a key three-run homer in the settling for a three-hitter. Cleveland 4-3, Seattle beat Chicago 4- cond on Glenn Hoffman’s sacrifice. Winner A1 Williams, 3-2, gave up six Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., past 30 years. GLASTONBURY - It was a kids at summer camp, blanked the was a retired empioyee of St. Fran Rockville. up. Della-Bitta said it was a good race third inning. McGregor said the key to the 1, Minnnsota smashed Milwaukee 15- Hancock, followed with a ground hits in posting his first complete He was the husband of the late Detroit Tigers 2-0 Tuesday night on cis Hospitai and M ^icai Center in Burial will be in St. Bernard's cigarette-smoking, fingernail-biting, The first report showed Della-Bitta and he commended all of his rivals “ Right now I'm planning to play Orioles pennant drive is for them to 2 and California edged Kansas City 4- single to right off reliever Victor game. Emily Gardiner who died last March. Scott McGregor’s three-hit pitching Hartford. Cemetery. Friends may call at the hope-filled night at David Della- with 1,391 votes and Glassman with for conducting strong campaigns Reggie and Willie (Wednesday). I remain as relaxed as they are now. 3. Cruz, 5-7, to notch his third game He was a retired employee of Bittats headquarters on Main Street. to shave New York’s lead in the East Besides her husband she leaves a funeral home Thursday from 7 to 9 1,384. However, there was serious “It has been very rewarding to haven’t talkgd to them yet, but we’ve Oakland 6, Texas 3 winning hit of the year. California 4, Kansas City 3 LaPointe Industries of Vernon. The Fourth Senatorial District can to three games. The Yankees, resting gone as far as we can the other way. ” “ You know what’s up there,” son, Ceorge B. White of Toliand; two p.m. Memorial contributions may be concern a discrepancy may have oc meet all of the people, " he said. Mitchell Page belted a pair of Seattle 4, Chicago 1 Dan Ford cracked a solo homer in Funeral services will be held didate's supporters spent the night Reggie Jackson and Willie Randolph, Brian Doyle filled in at second base McGregor said referring to the Reggie Walton scored one run and brothers, Otis Croves in South made to the Ne.Arington Children's curred in the counting of votes in Then at about 9;30 p.m., Della- home runs, his 13th and 14th, and the third inning to spark California to Carolina and Roiand Croves of Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Burke- hunched over phones, passing out dropped a 6-4 decision to the last-, for Randolph, going O-for-2 after drove in another to lead the Hospital. South Windsor. Mrs. Low was also Bitta left the Glastonbury post to scoreboard. “The guys are real loose Dave McKay capped a four-run its triumph over the Royals, who Lewiston, Maine; and three sisters, Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect cigarettes like candy and continually trying to determine whether the make a stop in Manchester His sup place Toronto Blue Jays, their first being charged with a run-scoring and having a good time. We’ve got to fourth inning with a two-run double Mariners. Walton opened the second played their third straight game Mrs. Bianche Sheiton of East Hart St., Rockville. Bitfial will be in hoping for those extra votes to come South Windsor figures included porters hoped Classman's margin loss since Aug. 31. error in Monday night's game keep going, got to keep loose, keep to lift the A’s. Page hit his first with a single off Ross Baumgarten, 2- without George Brett, sidelined by a ford, Mrs. L aura C o ttie r of Helen B; Skoneski Grove Hill Cemetery. Friends may from some hidden voting rifachine. absentee ballots. would disappear. However, those Yankee manager Dick Howser, against Toronto. away from the extra stuff like put homer in the fourth off loser Ed 10. Larry Milbourne’s hit sent Walton hand injury. Frank Tanana, 8-10, had call at the funeral home today from 7 who held out Randolph for three of Manchester. N.H., and Mrs. Minnie MANCHESTER - Mrs. Helen B Della-Bitta's headquarters were The waiting, speculating and hopes were dampened when a report “I'm still in a lot of pain but if the ting pressure on yourself. This is a Figueroa, 3-10, and connected for a to third and he scored on Marc Hill’s the Royals shutout until ex-Angel to 9 p.m. located at the new taw offices of the last four games because of a Curtis of Freeport, Maine. Skoneski, 77, of 57 Hawthorne St., hoping began. Della-Bitta paced in came in announcing that Glassman man asks me to play I'll do my best," fun time to play.” two-run blast in the eighth off single. In the third, Rodney Craig Dave Chalk singled in John Wathan Fravenglass, Brown and Paindiris at shoulder injury and rested Jackson Funerai services wili be Thursday wife of Joseph W. Skoneski, died and out of the room where the figures had taken a 19-vote lead. said Randolph. 'T v e had a bad McGregor, who has won eight of reliever Sparky Lyle. Page has hit doubled and moved to third on Bruce with two out in the seventh. Mark •at 11 a.m. from the White-Cibson- 2225 Main St. While the urnishings were being added. With a nervous the last two games, said he was shoulder for a week and a half, and his last 10 decisions, got the onlv run eight homers in his last 17 games. Bochte’s sacrifice. Walton’s Clear finished to earn his ninth save. Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Card of Thanks and building were comfortable, the Smail Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., Hospital. smile, he would glance at the tally Rockville. B urial will be in atmosphere was not. sheets and walk out. Air quality report She was born in Salem, Mass, and We wish (0 thank all of our neighbors, friends and Ledgelawn Cemetery, Bar Harbor, There was great optimism among had lived in Manchester for 67 years. rclalives for their many acts of kindness and sym Some observers tried to lighten the HARTFORD (l.'l’fl — The slate Maine. Friends may call at the pathy shown to us in our recent bereavement We es his supporters when the Glastonbury She was a member of St. Bridget's tense atmosphere with quick one- Department of Environmental funeral home Thurs^y at 9 a.m. un pecially want to thank all those who contributed to totals came in showing Della-Bitta liners. "You don't have to Church. The Salvation Army Building Fund, The Cancer Protection reported good air qualiVv Banned Jenkins files grievance with 721, Abraham Glassman 88, til the time of the funeral. Besides her husband, she is sur Society, and the beautiful floral tributes worry Dave. ' said one man. “You across Connecticut on Tuesdav Robert Myette, 18 and Robert Walsh, Waller J. Pinney vived by two daughters, Mrs. Elaine The Harold A Turkington Family TORONTO (UPI) - Ferguson factors, we felt the only thing to do 36-years old." grievance was made Tuesday in con 163. are at least eight votes ahead” VER.NON - Walter J. Pinney, 67, Nemeroff of Manchester and Mrs. Jenkins, his quest for 300 victories was wait until the matter was dealt Jenkins,, arrested Aug. 25, was sultations between Marvin Miller, There was even more joy in the At 9:05, all of the figures at Della- of 58 Merline Road, died Tuesday at Doris Easton of Wallingford; one thwarted by a blow levied at only one with in courts. We expected, fairness charged with possession of four executive director of the players Approval likely camp when the Manchester number Bitta’s headquarters indicated he Grand kni^litM Itall other player in the past decade, will grams of cocaine, two ounces of Manchester Memorial Hospital. He brother, Edward Blovish of was only behind Glassman by one and decency and we got neither.” assocation, Jenkins and Greenspan. came in showing Della-Bitta with 405 use the working man’s weapon to get marijuana and two grams of hashish was the husband of Ann Poloski Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Nellie for hotel bonds vote. MA\<.HESTER — Campbell Jenkins, a possible Hall of Fame Under the p 1 a y e r s' agreement, votes, Glassman 326, Myette 74 and with a combined street value of $500. Pinney. Schukus of Manchester; and two Glassman had 1,406, Della-Bitta 1,- Council, Knights of Columbus, will back on the pitchers mound. candidate, has compiled a 259-192 the greviance must be heard within Walsh 351. The Major League Baseball career record in 16 years of major- He was released on his own He was born in Rockville and was a grandchildren. HARTFORD (UPI) - A 405, Walsh 1,327 and Myette 682. sponsor a Grand Knights' Rail, Oct 4 48 hours by a panel consisting of a Funeral services will be Friday at developer's request for $10 million in The deciding town would be South Players Association, challenging,the league pitching. He is 12-10 this recognizance pending a trial in a lifelong resident of the area. He "We are still alive," Mrs. Low from 9 p m. to 1 a m at the K o( C players representative, a represen industrial revenue bonding to Windsor. power of Baseball Commissioner season and is second only to Gaylord Brampton, Ont., provincial court tative of thd baseball owners and an retired in 1978 from the Connecticut 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral shouted to the crowd. Hall. .Main St Ceneral Insurance Co. where he had Home, 400 Main St., and at 10 a.m. at purchase and renovate the Hartford One man poked fun with Della- Music will be provided by ■ The Bowie Kuhn, filed a labor grievance Perry in career victories among ac Dec. 18. The maximum sentence on a impartial chairman. Hilton should breeze through the Bitta saying “Geeze Dave, you really "1 didn't expect it to be this close," Tuesday demanding that Jenkins be tive pitchers. summary offense for first offenders Fehr said the association believes been employed for 17 years. St. Bridget’s Church. Burial will be Della-Bitta said in the corridor. "I Nightmoves." Connecticut Development Authority, did well in Glastonbury.” returned to the active roster of the As one of the few successful is six months in jail or a fine of $1,000 Kuhn should not have the power to At the time of his death he was ser in St. Bridget's Cemetery. There are am feeling the same tension that 1 Reservations may be made by a state official savs. Democratic Town Chairman Texas Rangers. Canadian-born pitchers in the or both. act against a player who has yet to be ving on the Permanent Municipal no calling hours. Memorial con felt during the state convention. " calling 646-9044 after 7 p.m Patricia Low was operating the Kuhn ordered Jenkins out of action majors, he recently was made a Jenkins and Greenspan met with found guilty in a court of law. m Monday because of the pitcher’s member of the prestigious Order of officials of Kuhn’s office Aug. 30. “1 don’t think he (Kuhn) properly Arrests reported refusal to answer questions about his Canada. Under instructions from Greenspan, could have done what he did,” Fehr arrest last month in Toronto on three Greenspan said his client was also the former Cy Young Award winner said. “It was not a decision as to fact. counts of possession of narcotics. disappointed that the suspension refused to answer any questions con “If he does have the power to do by police in area Kuhn’s action was the most drastic halts his attempt to reach the cerning his arrest because the case what he did, then he abused that he has taken against a player since coveted 300 victory circle. “He is was in litigation. power ... something he would have Bolton SEPTEMBER 1970 when he suspended pitcher Den only 41 wins away but he knows that Players Association counsel been well served not to do." ■ ny McLain for carrying a gun and every game is crucial when you are Donald Fehr said the decision to file Dr. John E. Fawcett, 39, of 122 South Road, Bolton, was breaking a probation order. charged Monday with traveling unreasonably fast in con Jenkins lawyer, Eddie Greenspan nection with the investigation of a two-car accident on of Toronto, said the 36-year-old South Road. veteran does not appreciate the dis Eckersley secures 10th Police said Fawcett suffered facial injuries in the acci SAVINGS Two make sure tinction and intends to fight back. dent and the driver of the other car, George M. Bennett, “He is surprised by the Com CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Boston "The Indians grabbed a 3-1 lead “When you know you might get into 69, of Route 6,' Andover, suffered multiple fractures. Boston second baseman Dave Stapleton (left) and first missioner’s decision and he is up Red Sox finally have a 10-game after four innings but the Red Sox the the game, you prepare yourself. Police said Fawcett was northbound on South Road, baseman Tony Perez almost collide going after pop fly off bat of set," said Greenspan. "Given all the winner. came back with a two-nm sixth inning “I try to keep my mind clear and allegedly lost control of his car on loose sand on a curve Geveland’s Ron Hassey. Perez made catch. (UPI Photo) Dennis Ekdgersley scattered 10 hits to tie the score and chase Cleveland be ready,” he added. "But it’s tough to the left, crossed to the southbound lane and collided f in eight innings and Garry Hancock starter Ross Grimsley. sometimes, especially when you with the ^ n n e t car. Fawcett is scheduled to appear in drove in the winning run in the ninth Grimsley, who allowed only two don’t have batting practice before a court in Rockville on Oct. 3. Yaz plans Tuesday night to give the Red Sox a hits over the first five innings, gave game.” 4-3 victory over the Cleveland In up a one-but single to Dave Stapleton Cleveland manager Dave Garcia Vernon dians. in the sixth, then walked Carlton Fisk was ejected from the game for the to oppose The victory boosted Eckersley’s before Jim Rice singled to load the second time this season after James R. Faivre, 31, of 2 Pearl St., Manchester, was record to 10-12 on the season, making bases. protesting a call at second base that arrested on warrants Tuesday charging him with dis Herald him the first Red Sox pitcher to win Grimsley was lifted in favor of Vic saw umpire Joe Brinkman call Rick orderly conduct, third-degree assault, and harassment. 10 games this season. tor Cruz, who gave up a sacrifice fly Manning out on a steal attempt in the Police said the arrest was made in connection with the New York Eckersley pitched himself out of a to Tony Perez and an RBf single to sixth. investigation of complaints received on Aug. 26 and 27 bases-load^ jam in the first inning “The second baseman never involving alleged phone calls and a domestic problem. Dwight Evans. By and left seven Cleveland runners In the ninth, Jim Dwyer walked tagged me," said Manning, who had He was released on a $1,000 nonsurety bond for Incubators BOSTON (UPI) - Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox, stranded over the first four innings. and took second on Glenn Hoffman’s three hits on the night. “ I just appearance in court in Rockville on Oct. 16. He was then sidelined Tuesday with a fractured “I threw the ball good when I had sacrifice bunt to set the stage for stopped and he missed me.” turned over to the State Police in Stafford who had a Z:t,for golfer, rib, said he will return in two days to and got the big outs when I needed Hancock’s game-winning single that Veteran left-handed reliever Tom warrant for his arrest on another matter, Vernon Police when the league-leading New York them," said Eckersley. “I threw a scored Dwyer. Burgmeier pitched the ninth inning said. SSr,«8l Yankees visit Fenway Park. changeup to (Ron) Hassey in the first “I have been used in late innings for Boston to notch his 22nd save. Peter Black, 19, of 22 Ward St., Rockville, was charged on PGA tour to get out of that inning.” the past few games,” said Hancock. Tuesday with tampering with a motor vehicle and third- Yastrzemski, who sustained a frac degree larceny. He was charged in connection with the tured rib Aug. 31 by running into the Serving as an incubator for the investigation of a complaint concerning tampering with a Howard Twitty (this year’s GHO wall during a home game with the Professional Golfers’ Association motor vehicle in the parking lot of I^ k v ille Hospital. ■r winner), Mike Morley, Tom Purtzer, Oakland A’s, said he will try to take Howser not to give time off tour are six well-known college that Joe Porter, John Adams, Jeff batting practice Wednesday. His court date is Sept. 16. > take pride in their golf programs. “ft’s really hurting worse than it much better but I want to win so I'll Thomsen, Paul Purtzer, Scott TORONTO (UPI) - At this point dropped a 6-4 decision to the Toronto Of the six leading colleges which Watkins, Charlie Gibson, Bill was five days ago," Yastrzemski, 41, Blue Jays, snapping their eight-game do my best.” in the baseball season players get “I would think ^hat Dick would Youth held in theft has sent its one-time players onto the Loeffler. said after playing two games this winning streak. “Guys need rest, tired and players get injured — two bring out the big guns,” said Toronto lucrative PGA tour, the Univers'ty of Average purse per man is $239,861. week. “I made a mistake coming they’re injured, but I don’t know if At Caitro Showroom, 263 Woot MIddIo Turnplko, ManchMior, you will find a Houston leads with 19, which isn’t too Oklahoma State golfers are Grier luxuries the New York Yankees can manager Bobby Mattick, whose last- MANCHESTER — A Hartford youth was arrested back so fast." we can afford not to play our best wondarful world of turnitura — living rooma, dining rooms, badding and convsrtl- surprising. Jones, Mark Hayes, Dave no longer afford. place Jays tied a team record with Tuesday night and charged with second degree larceny in The Yankees, first in the American team.” the theft of a 1975 Ford Mustang. bis aofas. All ars avallabis In a choica ol alia and dacorator fabric. Our Intsrior Biggest money winner among the Eichelberger, Jim Jamieson, Danny “The toughest part of the job is their 59th season victory. “We’re League East, arrive Thursday at right now,” said Yankee skipper Reggie Jackson has been rested for Sylvester “Sly" Bak, 16, of 72 Retreat Ave., Hartford, dssignsr, Karan Ksnnsdy Is avallabis to holp you. Bring your floor plans or mako UHouston representatives is John Edwards, Doug Tewell, Dave Fenway Park for a four-game series. going to show up with all of ours.” an In-homa appointmsnt. Raupholstsry, custom slip covsrs, custom draparlos, Dick Howser Tuesday after his team the past two games, and Willie Ran was apprehended by officers after he attempted to run Mahaffey. Eklwards, Lindy Miller, Ted Goin, dolph has sat out three of the past Blue Jays overcame a 2-1 disadvan and acesssoriss ars Includsd In tha slora ssrvics. from the vehicle he was driving on Hartford Road, police The University of Florida has con Tom Jones and Jamie Gonzalez. four as a result of a sore left tage when John Mayberry clubbed Coma In and mast Sharon Karoack (lowsr right) our Salas Managsr and 1st said. Police chased the suspect from the entrance to the tributed 16 players to the current Average winners for each is $255,- shoulder. his 22nd homer of the season, a two- Manchester Community College campus westbound to hsr hsip you aalact from tins furnllurs to suit your nsads. tour, a dozen each came from 173. McGregor pitches “Right now I’m planning to play run blow to key a four-run rally in the Pine Street where a passing motorisj helped officers sub third. Arizona State University and Reggie and Willie tomorrow,” said due Bak. Oklahoma State University, 11 from “I’ve been playing loi^ enough that Palmer and Lanny Wadkins were Howser. “I haven’t talked to them The suspect was held on a $1,000 bond and faces*a Sept. Wake Forest and five from Ohio from Wake Forest as well as Leonard the Yankees are just another team to 22 court date. State University. yet, but we’ve gone as far as we can Thompson, Jim Simons, Joe Inman, Birds step closer the other way.” me,” said Mayberry, who has hit five against New York this season. “One Curtis Strange, Jay Haas, Eddie DETROIT (UPI) - Manager Earl Detroit to 8-1 and notched his eighth Brian fXiyle played second base in thing about their pitchers though, Commission member We are offering our floor eample one-of-a-kind sofas, loveseats, chairs and recliners at fantastic sawings Pearce, Bob Weaver and the Baltimore Orioles win in his last 10 decisions. “Earl place of Randolph, going O-for-2 after to make room for our new fall merchandise. Take advantage of this seldom-offered opportunity to own a Byman, Dave are making their second move let’s you know. being charged with a run-scoring they don’t walk a lot of guys. They come right at you." changes her mind beautiful Castro Convertible at prices far below retail! Thore and Scott toward acquiring their own “magic “The guys are real loose,” he said. error in Monday night’s match. A Hoch. “I’m still in a lot of pain but if the Rick Cerone and Jim Spencer both Listed Below Are A Few of the Many Values: number.” “We’re having a good time. You try slammed solo homers for New York, IIAKTFOKI) - Dindy Here the average career winnings man asks me to play I’ll do my best," report will not now be Baltimore took another step in the to do the best you can, and do what ft was the second home run in as Harris, the member of the amounted to $5,325,158 thanks to said Randolph. “I'm not feeling filed. proper direction Tuesday when Scott you have to do. many games for Cerone. Commission on Hospital Palmer’s $1,853 823 toUl. 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(Opens to queen bed.) can now devote more attention to the ball to Bobby Grich who made the lead the American League West by application for a major Fleckman, Ed Fiori, Rocky Thomp Weil he should be. That would ill hmto yiv 9 mW piVaip h tiM sizeze bed.'bed.) fly. 17tk games with 23 games to play. renovation, but cut $1.5 son, Mike Klein and Jeff Hawkes. lowering his golf handicap and im final putout in the California Angels’ $1 m » i raiaafrai to proving his tennis game...One man’s mean the clubs were tied for the Schatzeder, who struck out seven 4-3 victory over the Kansas City Frank Tanana, 8-10, had the Royals million from the budget for *289Rag. $369. *699Reg. $1049 Reg. $289 Average winnings per man is $400,- t o i •( Bf hari aO latoy ki| It iliai 799 *389Rag. $549 *219 opinion. Tony Trabert and Pat lead. and gave up only seven hits, fell to 9- shutout until former Angel Dave it and called for a study of Reg. $949 331. Royals. M ha |ha ack fral N aM ti Summerall did a great job handling A “magic number" is defined as 11 as Baltimore ran its record The Royals played their third Chalk singled in John Wathan in the the hospital’s Progressive University of Florida produced ■r atotoa. R# hipraal aU Bob Murphy, Frank Beard, Tommy the US Open tennis telecasts...When that combination of victories by a against lefties to 30-7. straight game without George Brett, seventh. He left with nobody out in Patient Care system to be vfal piltoi hi rrtn I praria li Mil Aaron, Dan Sikes, Andy Bean, Doug 'Vayne Levi won the Jimmy Fund team plus opponent losses that will McGregor walked the first batter who has been sidelined with a hand the ninth after giving up a two-run sure it does not add to yia aai haw aU aa t pa to ht h»> enable the team to clinch its cham he faced in the game — then retired Sanders, Andy North, Wally iolf Tournament last weekend at injury suffered Saturday and who is homer to Willie Aikens. Clear got his costs. aM. pionship. the next 15 in a row. DAILY 10-6 Pleasany Valley in Sutton, Mass., his ninth save. Mrs. Harris had original Sip to a ‘tor Fiton, Thra M Mirpi Armstrong, Steve Melnyk, Gary Right now, any combination of on hold at .396 in his quest for a .400 WED., THUR8., FRI. purse was $54,000, When he won the Dave Stegman lead off the sixth season. Dan Ford’s seventh homer of the ly dissented on both counts aiaina naKwaaaapraaw Koch, Phil Hancock, Mike Sullivan, New York wins and Baltimpre losses with Detroit’s first hit, a sharp TIL 9 P.M. Specials only at Woody Blackburn, Dennis Sullivan, Manchester Open here in 1975, first “f wouldn’t have used him under year in the third staked California to and had planned to issue a St Jail prtp tor a atf rf hmht pia adding up to 22 will give the Yankees ground-single off shortstop Kiko Gar- lU, toa. Tito a a a ha aai toa Laurie Hammer and Bill Britton. place was worth $53,000 less. any circumstance,” said Royal a 2-0 lead. California got their final minority opinion to the full SUN- 283 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER the division title the Orioles won fast cia’s glove, and one out later Jim haai to M. IIM hto ap n p al Average earnings amounted to ..Tickets for the Manchester Sports Manager______Jim_____ Frye _ when ____ asked____ if runs in the seventh on a single by commission membership, Hall of Fame dinner are still year. Lentine blooped a single to right- Brett might have been called on to Gfich. a double by Rick Miller, a which must give final ap ACROSS FROM THE MANCHESTER PARKADE 6 4 6 -0 0 4 0 $473,428. .A.F. Mike Hill heads the Arizona State “You know what’s up there (on the center. That was the fast Tigers’ hit pinch hit in the ninth. “Not until throwing error by Jose Cardenal and proval. That minority available at The Herald’s sports contigent. Others are Bob Gilder, department. scoreboard),’’ said McGregor, 17-7, until John Wockenfuss singled to there’s no danger of him reinjuring ® Dickie Thon single. who raised his career record against center with two out in the ninth. % 8 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., S«pt. 10, IMP EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 10, 1980 - 9 East Hartford fooihall Hornets short on size Tribe girl thinclads have potential By LEN AUSTER certainly in dual meets.” league honors, and contend again in Herald SpurUwriter Manchester breezed through its the states. “We should be top con schedule a year ago, winding up 14-0 tenders again." Blanchette assesses, f ^ * ,4*- With a good number of returnees r and some promising newcomers, in dual meets and annexing the “I feel I have one of the best teams depending upon skills Manchester High girls’ cross country league title. It begins ‘80 competition and I don’t feel a lot of coaches would team should be in good position in Friday with the Farmington In argue with that. I want to at least By LEN AUSTER pound John Cone at guard with seniors Bob Pruden and 1980 to defend its CCIL cham vitational followed by the meet with equal last year." Manchester placed third in the '79 V. M- Herald Sportswriter Frank Jones at the tackles. pionship. Conard and Enfield in Enfield. Can skilled personnel in key positions offset size in Defensively, both linebackers, three of four in the There is a fly in the ointment, While some have caused consterna Class LL Meet and fifth in the State adequacies of the physical and numerical nature? secondary and one end are returning starters. Senior Ted however. tion for Blanchette, others have put Open, If everything rounds into form, k M.- ^ • That’s the predicament which faces East Hartford Marsh and good-looking sophomore Dereck Havanec Some of the top personnel are not his mind to ease. Seniors Karen and High football Coach Jim Dakin as he prepares for the 198C open at end with senior Bill Kamm and juniors Sal in first‘class racing shape, and Kim Scott, Jeanine Murphy and Manchester should contend, again. campaign. The first reply comes Saturday afternoon as Icoland and Fred Van Allen inside. Scarito and Vlattas probably won’t be for another 10 days Janice Glldden and sophomore Schedule: Sept. 12 Farmington In the Hornets open their season at Glastonbury High at are the linebacker with seniors Dan Pandlscia and Eric or two weeks, reports Tribe Coach Maureen Lacy reported mentally, vitational, 16 at Enfield with Conard, 1:30. Rankin at the safeties. Junior Tim Marsh is a definite at Phil Blanchette. and physically in good condition 20 Manchester Memorial High in “Our biggest concern is to neutralize our weaknesses one corner with either Greg Micoletti or Fred Tillotson at And the top challenger in the having run most of the summer. New Hampshire. 27 Westlake In which are size in numbers and physically,” Dakin the other side. league. Conard, is slated to be met Sophomore Mara Walrath and vitational, 30 East Hartford/East remarked, noting he’s working with a squad of 40. The Senior tri-captain John Barile, slated for service at Sept. 16. junior Kathy Lazure also begin the Catholic/Wethersfield H, Oct. 2 veteran Hornet coach also referred to school size —East fullback and linebacker, is injured and out indefinitely. Senior Sue Caouette and juniors year in good form. Hartford Public A. 10 Simsbury In Hartford is now Class M-sized —and the schedule which “Our defense is our strength right now, ” Dakin notes, Sue Donnelly and Sue Green —the “Potentially this is the best team vitational, 13 KofC Invitational, 17 at includes seven Class LL and three Class L opponents. “We’ve been pretty consistent (in the pre-season). We’ve “Sue Attack” —led the Silk Town I’ve had as far as depth. By the end of Fermi with Hall, 21 at Simsbury with been trying hard to make sure the defense is ready. With the year potentially any or all could Penney, 24 Montville.'Suf- **■ '■ -**r -f •• » -<*• “You don’t ever feel quite ready. If we were going into harriers in ‘79. But “all are not up to s a (Class) M schedule. I’d feel competitive. However, our type schedule, we want to keep the scoring down and their potential,” Blanchette states, be in the top 10 (in the state),” states field, Windham H, 28 CCIL Field Day knowing the type of schedule ... Back in the CDC we’d see what we can do offensively.” “They are not where I want them to the usually optimistic Blanchette, at Wickham Park, Nov. 6 Class LL stay for a half and then the others would roll it up,” Dakin The Hornets have exhibited a balanced offense to date be. “But there are a lot of ifs from now Meet at Wickham Park, 14 State cautioned, remembering years past. and hope to continue to do so once the real combat begins. "They're not where they were last until Nov. 6 (Class LL Meet),” he Open Meet at Edgewood (Cromwell) East Hartford does go into the season with some They are also counting on speed, experience and skill to year,” he continues, “If they get quickly tempers. Home meets at Wickham Park, experienced personnel, returning six offensive and six offset size —both varieties —deficiencies. where they were, we’re unbeatable Karen Scott The fifth-year Indian mentor Jeanine Murphy meets 3:30 p.m. Kim Scott Slides home safely for Blue Jay tally defensive starters. Three-year veteran senior Peter Mott “We’ll have to rely on speed. While we don’t have believes his club will again vie for leads the offense, once again operating at quarterback, overwhelming (speed) we have some. We have general Toronto’s Barry Bonnell (left) eludes the Dale Ford has his eye on the play. (UPI "I’ve been pleased by him (Mott) in the pre-season,” good team speed,” Dakin views, “and we’ll have to rely tag by New York catcher Rick Cerone and is Photo) Dakin states, “He has handled the ball real well and has on experience in key positions. We do have experience at safe at home on a third inning slide. Umpire been accurate with his.passes. He has shown maturity at linebacker and in the secondary. 6coreboQrd “After Saturday we’ll know if the skills we’ve stressed this point in time.” PITTSBUHGH PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO ST LOCIS CINCINNATI ATLANTA West BALTIMbRE ‘ DETROIT Three sophomores, David Cushman at fullback and have been developed. We won’t have a typical Blast Hart SI*ORTS ON TV abrhbi abrhbi ab r h bi ab r h hi iib r h hi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h hi board's fishing department W L Pet. GB Moreno cf 7 0 2 1 Smith rf 50UU iK’Jesusss 5 110 Oberkfll2n 4 0 11 Collinscf 3 2 2 0 Hoysierll 4 00 0 ford team of coming right at you. 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We canit afford injuries; moreso this year LOS ANGELES Parker rf 3 0 10 Luzmski If -4 0 2 1 U'zciino c( 4 0 0 0 Landrm If 2 0 0 0 Kusterlf 50 I 0 Horner3b 40 10 ting them. Phils Murray lb 3 0 0 0 Parrishc 4 0 0 0 EVEWNO Games Remaining iMi—Home By WALLY FORTIN whichever comes first. Houghtaling, 832; food to munch on. Smoking vs. weight gain? Hi N eig h b o r! W ell Therefore, we need lots of Josephine O’Connor, 830; We all know that school volunteers. If you’d like to Lillian Lewis, 791; Bill Is back In session once body for energy or stored person quits smoking she tomorrow afternoon should DEAR DR. LAMB - Health Letter number 2-6, be an interesting one - as help with this sale, we ask Stone, 789; Maude Custer, again for all the children as fat energy. should make a very strong Often 1 hear people say well as informative you to attend an importani but did you know that The principle reason that point of not increasing her Tobacco: Cigarettes, 789; Gladys Seelert, 784; that they're afraid to quit Cigars, Pipes. Other because for our Fun Day meeting this Friday at 1 Sam Schors, 782; Ada Manchester High School is smoking because they will people gain weight when calorie intake. In other readers who want this entertainment we will have p.m. Russ will be on hand Rojas, 764; Ann Fisher, offering you folks a chance gain weight. My mother is they quit smoking is that words, stay on the same to take any of a variety of diet that she had before she issue can send 75 cents Judy Shur of the to spell out what work will 762; Helen Gavello, 758; a pack-a-day smoker and they eat more. Not subjects right along with quit smoking. Many people with a long, stamped, self- Neighborhood Legal Ser be needed and assign the Annette Hillery, 749; Ruth says that's the reason she everyone who quits the students. Last year smoke because they have addressed envelope for it. vice with some very in helpers according to the Search, 743; Josephine can't quit. I realize obesity smoking gains weight. If a amount of time they can about ten of our seniors person has adequate will to satisfy an oral urge. It's Send your request to me, in teresting information SchuU, 738. is a risk factor for several care of this newspaper, relating to seniors and spend. The sale will start During the afternoon we took these courses and both diseases but isn't cigarette! power to control the ner a mistake to substitute at 8:30 a.m. they and the students vous habit of eating, she is eating for smoking. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Gloria Macintosh of the were told that our good smoking more dangerous Human Services depart We registered for a one- enjoyed the sessions. It’s a not so apt to gain any Yes, it's true that Station, New York, NY friend and popular piano th a n b ein g a b it ment will be here to dis day foliage trip to super good chance to add a weight when she quits moderate or heavy’ 10019. player, Bernadette Noel Is overweight? How does cuss some additional facts Stockbridge, Mass. Mon few courses and also at the smoking. Now it is true cigarette smoking is more DEAR DR. LAMB - I now a patient in the local smoking affect a person's about the Friendly Visiting day morning and at this same -time contribute that there are some dangerous to the health rub my face, neck and hospital. appetite? What causes a Program. Why not come time we are now taking a much from your years of person to gain weight when physiological changes in than being a few pounds shoulders with 70 to 90 per H e re ’s a d a te to for a delicious roast waiting list as we have remember: On Saturday, experience for the student she stops smoking? Is the body that are overweight. Obviously, the cent rubbing alcohol after shaving and showering to chicken dinner and then filled both buses. Sept. 27 our senior friends benefit. there a way that the weight associated with improved ■best of all possible worlds help in the control of acne enjoy the program. The action here starts at Spencer Village are gain can be prevented? Do health that may account healthwise is to not gain with last Friday’s setback For information regar for a few pounds but that's pimples. Is there a danger This coming Saturday we holding an Arts aifU Crafts people really have weight and quit smoking, games when we had 44 ding the courses available, too. to my lungs in The con will have our super tag and and Bake Sale. A good Uninaited withdrawal reactions when ■ about *t. tinued daily use of this food sale in our parking lot. players and the winners chance to pick up some call our office x r stop by they stop smoking? One of the best ways of and check out the flier. One thing that can help a avoiding gaining weight alcohol since I usually We have a quite a number were: Archie Houghtaling, nice articles and delicious DEAR READER - The person avoid this problem when you stop smoking is cough after I've applied it of nice articles already 136; Helena Gavella, 123; Arthur Bouffard, 123; Ann basic law of conservation is to start keeping a daily to increase your exercise. to my face? priced and could use a few When l^resident George Washington signed the first of energy applies to diet diary while they're Whenever there is an urge DEAR READER - No, more. However, you only Fisher, 119; Mary Thrall, 119; Martin Bakstan, 117; postal act Feb. 20,1792, mailing rates from 6 to 12.5 cents smokers and nonsmokers. smoking. This means to list to smoke, it's a good time it won't harm you. The have a few days left. Also were set to correspond with mileage a letter was carried. Specifically, energy in everything she eats or cough is in response to we could use more home John Klein, 117; Ann to take a short waik. The Demko, 115; Billy Stone, equals energy used plus drinks every day. If you irritation of the upper cooked food for our sale, exercise helps to dissipate 115; Mabel Loomis, 114; energy stored. That means know enough about respiratory passages so it's and if you moms feel iq the the nervous energy and it Gladys Seelert, 114. simply that the number of calories you can calculate also uses a small amount of unlikely that any signifi mood, how about knocking calories consumed in your the calorie consumption on calories. cant amounts of fumes out a batch of your favorite Then on Monday after Come to college... diet is either used by your a dailv basis. Then when a I'm sending you The would ever reach your goodies and then bringing noon it was Pinochle time lungs. I'm not sure what them to the big sale. Now with 56 players and the Again. you mean by. rubbing this is an all day sale, or following winners: Andrew P^ckTests Oral history course set alcohol since this means until everything is sold. N o sk e. 844; Archie The Bachelor of General Studies Program oral history techniques. different things to different at the Storrs Campus of the University of Connecticut MANCHESTER — Manchester Com is an individualize, interdisciplinary degree program munity College's Division of Community The specific topic in this course wiii be people. But what you really of part-time study designed for the adult student Services and Institute of Local History life and labor in the Cheney Silk Mills. need is plain alcohol that with an associate's degree or sixty earned credits. For will offer a non-credit course entitled Exams and papers are not required, but has no other substances, M ft our cutlom — additional information contact “Mills and Memories: Oral History in each participant will be expected to com such a wintergreen, added wo will bo c/Otod all day to it. Anita Bacon at 485-4670. Manchester.” plete one interview. A walking tour of the Thuraday In obtananca of Applications for Spring, 1081 will be accepted until The course will meet from 7:20 to 9:40 Cheney National Historic District will be tha Jawlah holiday... October 1, I960 ... so act now! p.m. on Thursday evenings, from Sept. 25 offered. to Nov. 13, in Room MB13 on the college's ANTIQUES Bidwell Street campus. The instructor is Walk-in registration will continue until PROFESSIONAL Extended and Continuing Education Dr. John Sutherland. Sept. 22. For further information, call 646- STRIPPING & This course will provide instruction on 2137. 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"Rocky,” was a contender who went the distance Buckley’s lopsided margin in rich Fairfield County knowing he was the underdog against James Buckley’s __ People/Food paved the way for his impressive ’Tuesday primary vic name and big bucks. tory over Bozzuto, by an unofficial count of 64,480 to 50,- But the energetic campaigner who challenged the 065. millionaire conservative for the Republican U.S. Senate f7 The 26 percent voter turnout was even less than the low nomination and lost Tuesday night didn’t talk about a 30 percent Bozzuto said he needed to have a chance to win rematch or downgrading the fight. with. "I plan to do whatever I can to help the Republican par Bozzuto had known he would be in trouble in lower ty, the Republican ticket and the Republican nominee — Fairfield County, which makes up the 4th Congressional Jim Buckley^” Bozzuto told about 65 teary supporters District, a string of seven rich communities sometimes gathered at the State Armory Officer’s Club. BREAKFAST CEREALS: referred to as the the Gold Coast. “I have always been a Republican loyalist. I have Buckley’s well-heeled campaign and conservative always supported the Republican ticket. This year will be' policies apparently played better to the downstate no different,” said the state Senate minority leader from y Republican voters than Bozzuto, who made up for his Watertown. lack of funds with an aggressive grass roots style. Bozzuto then went through the crowd shaking hands, Bozzuto called his campaign against Buckley “blue kissing cheeks and slapping backs — a style which had collar against blue blood.” taken him to Connecticut’s 169 communities, countless Buckley won in all of the state’s six congressional dis TREND FOODS fundraisers, fairs and whistlestops since he announced tricts, but in two of them, the 1st and 6th, the margin was Isst Dec. 1. less than 100 votes. He praised the people who had stuck by him through the He won the 2nd District by 942 votes; the 5th District by FOR "long and grueling campaign” which always tagged him 686 votes and the 3rd District by 3,817. as the underdog and apologized for Buckley’s 65,429 But it was a much different story in the 4th District votes, or 56 percent, victory over Bozzuto’s 50,783 votes. where Buckley also enjoyed the support of the district THE EIGHTIES “I am sorry for the failure. It is on my part,” said the Rep. Stewart McKinney, Connecticut’s only Republican 50-year-old insurance agency owner, his voice wavering congressman. on the tough sentences. Hir.iU.Lst is li;ick-ii noml rcnsoti to .sallitt- Republican primary for the U.S. Senate The seven communities that make up the district — Bozzuto, who forced the primary after losing the Former New York Sen. James Buckley is Nation.il Unttn liic.ikl.ist \loiitli tills Scptcinhrr. nomination in Connecticut. (UPI photo) Bridgeport, Darien, Fairfield, Greenwich, Norwalk, Republican State Convention endorsement by only 15 congratulated by Connecticut GOP Chairman Stamford and Westport, gave Buckley a plurality of 8,878 M.iiiv iiiiliilioiiisls iimsidcr Im-aklast tlic most im- votes, did note that Buckley outraised and outspent him Ralph Capecelatro (right) after winning the votes, an average of almost three-to-one over Bozzuto. poll.ml mc.il ol lilt- (lay. It sliimid provide alioirt by about a 7-1 ratio. He had often charged Buckley, a former senator from one-i|ii.iiTer of llie das's imiritioiial needs, aceord- New York, was out of touch wita the people of Connec ine to imliilionists. and there are mans' ssavs to ticut and was trying to buy the state’s nomination. Dodd, Buckley both well-known natives .leliiesr this ”oal, When asked the importance of money in the race, Boz zuto said it was “one hell of a factor, a big factor.” HARTFORD (UPI) — James Buckley, Buckley, who lost his Senate seat to D-Conn. “The country has been through the Imir.isiiinls .(herpeople's (hoiee lor the morning “Money had the best impact in lower Fairfield Coun- the former Senator from New York who Daniel Moynihan in 1976, also captured He also led Buckley and Bozzuto 2-1 in a wringer these last four years. We all know me.d is .1 eere.il lire.iklasl. Iiee.mse it (its in .so svell ty,” said Bozzuto, noting he had low name recognition in won the Republican U.S. Senate nomina each of the state's six congressional dis recent poll. it. The people in Connecticut know it. The ssilh tod,IS s lileslyles. In tact, a recent .National the Buckley stronghold. tion from one of Connecticut’s homegrown tricts. Buckley conceded in his acceptance Republican party offers a return to com \hnii Census shosss lh.it ill all lireaklasts eaten But he said “ I would not have done one thing politicians, now begins a battle with Although Bozzuto has been involved in speech Tuesday night that Dodd would be mon sense in government, growth in the ■ iiiiTilde a re.ids-lo-eal or hot cereal, and the another native son. a formidable candidate, but was not un economy and safety when it comes to our different.” Connecticut politics for 20 years, his name immliei one hre.ikl.ist ehoiee ol hoth children and “I don’t want to Monday morning quarterback this Buckley, who represented New York beatable. He has said one of Dodd’s major defense,” he said. recognition was poor, especially in adults is a hossi ol cereal and milk. election. I don’t even know the results town by town. I from 1971 to 1977, easily defeated state Republican-rich Fairfield County where assets was that voters mistakenly believe Buckley, if he wins in November, would won’t know them until tomorrow. I can cry about it Sen. Richard Bozzuto in Tuesday’s Buckley carried a 9,000-vote plurality. he is a replica of his father. be the first person popularly elected to them,” he said. ,primary . , and will face three-term Dodd, however, has represented the “Chris Dodd is a strong candidate, but represent two states in the U.S. Senate — T'ariels .md moth ralioii are the most reliable keys Not all Bozzuto suporters were enthusiastic about sup- Democratic Rep. Christopher Dodd in the sprawling 2nd District for six years, is son he's been voting the wrong way for W i and the first to do so this century. Two to a imiritioiis diet. Crowing eonsiimer interest in porting Buckley in the contest against Democrat November election. of the well-known late Sen. Thomas Dodd, years and it’s my job to prove that to the other men represented more than one niilrition .iiid Iie.dth h.is focused inereasing atten Christopher Dodd, a three-term congressman from He won the primary 65,429 to 50,783. and was all but handpicked by the party to people of Connecticut,” Buckley told sup state in the 1800s. tion on the eonlrilnitinn gr.iiii loods such as lirc.ik- Eastern Connecticut now leading the polls. With his 56 percent to 44 percent lead, succeed retiring Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, porters. l.ist (cre.ils (an nuke to the diet. This focus on “I think I’ll go decorate my car with Dodd stickers,” gr.iins is one of the important trends .dfccting said one disgruntled Bozzuto tocker with an elephant em hreakl.ist eere.ils in the Seventies and likclv to broidered bn his tie. eonlinne in the Kighties, Andrew O’Leary of Cheshire said Bozzuto “understood Buckley^8 smile may have been the key the problems of the little man” and “fought a good HARTFORD (UPI) - Until a couple "Dynamite!” mind people the son was far more liberal millionaire as a drawback. That’s because -.Most signifie.ini .inioiig lliese trends are: fight.” weeks ago, James Buckley campaigned as of Ronald Reagan. Each share the same O’Leary said he was leaning toward Dodd. Buckley, 57, was asked later about a than the father, a conservative, and the if he were promoting mortuaries. 'Then he values, Buckley said, an appreciation for Bozzuto was non-commital about his next step in the quote attributed to Dodd to the effect that fact the elder Dodd was censured 95 to 5 ■\ \\ as to Stretch Food Budgets. Consumers recog- was discovered smiling in public. the Democrat considered him “a walking by his Senate colleagues in 1967 for finan those “old-time virtues, family, com ni/e th.it lireakfast eert-als are relatisels' im-xpen- political arena. cial misconduct wasn’t a factor. munity.” “I’ve been rejected by the party so I have no ambition His aides liked it. Great for the image. zero.” sise sonrei's ol nniritioii. Karls this year, the as'cr- Meet Smiling Jim Buckley. Buckley's reply indicated Dodd, 36, may The vote Tuesday night gave Connec — for this year,” he said. ■Ige 1 1,ition.il priie ol Me lor a hosvl of ready-to-eat But the underdog, who had been wearing a “Dick Boz Buckley was talking to televison be in for trouble as a fast man with a quip. ticut the opportunity to have two Buckley suggested he and Ronald newsman A1 Terzi with his glittering “I’d say he has no talent for figures of millionaires in the U.S. Senate — the other Reagan identify with working people. eere.il ssjth milk ss.is signifieantls' beloss' as'crage zuto” button on his lapel for more than 10 months, pi ices for other breaklasi entrees. exhanged it for a button backing another underdog — smile Tuesday night. Connecticut speech,” Buckley said, smiling ever so being Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., Marge Anderson, who is challenging five-term Rep. Republicans had just chosen Buckley over broadly.’ heir to a pharmaceutical fortune, and a "Ronald Reagan is going to be reaching Richard Bozzuto to battle it out with Rep. ( hanging Lifestyles. With fit)'': of mothers of William Cotter, D-Conn. He said he expected the campaign to be Bozzuto strategist. into all kinds of Democratic strongholds. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., for the Senate .vehool age children svorkiiig oiifside the home, “1 lost. We tried,” he said. issue-oriented, and not personal — which In a financial disclosure statement he New Britain, New Haven. He's going to be seat of Abraham A. Ribicoff. is a whiff of what some people got when was required to file, Buckley showed getting to hard-working families where lireakfast preparation by eliildren is a fact of life. “Did you see that?” an aide said as Buckley kept bringing up the name of assets of more than $1 million and said he husband and wife are both out there put I he r.ipid inere.ise ol one- and tsso inemher lioiise- ^vptemher is Stitioml Rcftcr Breakfast Mouth. Join the ccichrafkm by servhif' cereals ami breakfast breads. Raisin N Bran Can Bread, Hearty Oat Dodd's father, the late ^ n . Thomas J. and his wife earned about $355,000 Rosalynn plans campaifeTiing ting in eight to 10 hours a (Uy, and can’t holds h.is resulted in greater iiidisidiial responsi- f lakes Muffins, hro.^fed Hakes Jammy Cake and Baker's Do:en Criineh Biscuits tvill' perknerk u up moriiiiifi appeliles and ’ pave the ’ way to a hrif’hler day! Dodd, D-Conn. between Jan. 1,1979 and April of this year. make ends meet anymore,” Buckley said. liility for meals, inereasing llie appeal of eonse- WASHINGTON (UPI) - First lady Rosalynn Carter “What a smile!” Buckley said he was merely trying to re But Buckley doesn’t see being a iiieiit. nutritious, ipiiek-to-serse foods such as svould h(- sensible. The guidelines recommend hot cereals lias been eiilianced by the addition Of Impact of Physical Fitness and Weight Conscious will campaign in Huntington, West Virginia, Syracuse, bre.ikfast eere.ils. "foods ss hieh are good sonrees ol fiber and st.ircli, niitrienis tliroiigli fortification. New York and Hartford, Conn., on Saturday, her press ness. Physical fitness and weight consciousness had siieb as ssTiole-grain breads and cereals, Irnits and a greater impact on food choices in the 1970’s secretary announced. Grossing Interest in Nutrition. Many nutritionists s'egelables, beans, peas and imts." Rolf of Fiber. 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Choose Fall's newest HEARTY OAI FLAKES solids and stripes in Regulars - Shorts - Longs FROSTED FLAKES BAKER’S DOZEN RAISIN N BRAN CAN BREAD FREE EXPERT ALTERATIONS. MUFFINS fi/uAdllcL iibADJt $duH)L JAMMY CAKE c r u n c :h blsc a iit s 1-1/2 cups whole hraii cereal 3 to 4 teaspoons grated 2 C lip s jorlified oat flakes cereal 2 cups sugar frosted corn flakes 1-3/4 cups hile-.size rice cereal hiseuils, I carton (H oanecs) plain orange peel ■J/-I C lip milk 1 cup milk yogurt 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour of. 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(Jombinc cereal and raisins; mix well. Let stand a few minutes to soften cereal. mil':; let stand a few minutes to soften let stand a few minutes to soften cereal. Add 1/3 cup vegetable oil oil, egg and peel; mix well. Add combined Add butler, sugar, egg and peel; mix well. Add combined ( (■real. Add oil and egg; mix well. Add eom- Rosarvatlons now boing remaining ingredients, mixing just until dry Heat oven to 425°F. Combine all ingre remaining ingredients, mixing just until dry ingredients are liiiied reiiiaiiiing ingredients, mixing just ingredients are moistened. Spread into greased nioistene(l. Divide batter evenly between 4 greased 16-oz. acGoptod lor dients except milk ;ii)(l oil; mix well. .-Add vegetable cans.'’ Bake direetlv- on center oven r;iek at 350°F. until dry ingredients are moistened. (Batter 6-enp ring mold; b;ike at .375'F. about 25 min milk and oil, mixing just until dry ingre Fall Samaatar will lie very stifl.j kill 12 greased or paper- utes or until wooden pick inserted into c.akc for 45 to .50 iiiimites or until vviKiden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Immediately loosen edges of dients are moistened. Drop by be;iping comes out ele.m. Cool 10 minutes; remove from c;ins. Cool 643-5710 - 6434414 lined medium-sized imilFin enps 2/3 full. tablespoonfuls onto greased cookie sheet; completely on wire cooling rack. Makes 4 loaves. Hake at iOO F. about 20 min'utes or until cake from sides of pan; invert onto serving plate. Spoon preserv'cs over top of cake; serve bake at 425°F. for 13 to 15 minutes or until •NOTE: Save emptv vegetable Ciins for use as baking pans. Anda^onrUtue golden brown. Makes 1 dozen mulfins. warm. Nfakes 1 ring coffee cake. So much ior SO little. golden brown. .Makes about 13 biscuits. Remove hibels, vv asfi ;mcl dry lliorougblv before using. MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER *‘An Education in Dance*' WESTFARMS MALL. FARMINGTON • NAUGATUCK VALLEY M*'.L. WATERBURY • MERIDEN MALL. MERIDEN I I - EVENING HERALD. Wed , Sepl. 10, Why you should take the time to write a com plaint letter evening HERALD. W e d ., Sept. 10, 1980 - 1.5 complaint letters are not a new roll-on deodorant — — Don’t forget your Clip out this file and keep Size Ready-Crust plus the or six five-biscuit cans of By M ARTIN SLOA NE worth the time and effort. only to have the liquid roll name, address and ZIP it with similar cash-off price sticker from one Big Country Biscuits plus a Jewish holiday recipe ideas You open a can of beans Several months ago I down her side and onto the code. Clearly print this in coupons — beverage re register receipt with the package of fresh mixture. Turn into greased — to find two beans and 15 asked readers to let me bathroom floor. The mar formation Inside your fund offers with beverage strawberries. Expires Dec. prices of biscuits and Although Jews bine brotyn sugar, cor (*/a cup I heat 25 minutes or until blanched almonds Place almonds on baking quart baking dish. Bake in iupo r 1 Va quart baking dish. Bake 2 eggs ounces of red sauce. You know about their good and ble was missing! letter as well as on the coupons, for example. 31 1980 sausage circled. Expires throughout the world nstarch and seasoned salt. '/a cup chicken broth carrots are tender. sheet, bake in 300-degree 350-degree oven 40 to 50 are boiling mad because bad experiences with com Would you write to the Market return envelope. Include Start collecting the ne^ed NABISCO Double Dollar Dec. 31, 1980. observe Yom Kippur, their Gradually stir in orange Va teaspoon salt Meanwhile, chop in 375-degree oven 40 Va cup sugar oven 20 minutes or until minutes or until tip of knife you feel you have been had. plaint letters. Of the manufacturer about this? your phone number if you proofs of purchase while Offer. Receive a $1 refund PUDDING IN A CLOUD holiest day of the year, juice. Cook over medium 1 cup fresh cranberries cranberries. Place in small minutes, or until mixture 2 cups day-old cake golden. Using electric inserted in center comes You think about writing a several thousand who This reader did. She can be reached during the looking for the required re plus $1 in coupons. Send the Refund. Receive 50 cents with fasting and prayer, heat, stirring constantly, 2 tablespoons sugar bowl; sprinkle with sugar; puffs and is lightly (sponge or pound), cut in blender or heavy knife, out clean. Cool to room Shopper j cubes strongly worded letter to replied, the vast majority reported, “I received a day, as some problems can fund forms at the super required refund form plus in coupons. Send the this period of atonement is until mixture thickens and 4 eggs, separated let stand 30 minutes. Beat browned. This kitchen chop nuts very fine. In temperature. Serve with the president of the com told me they had excellent generous box of their be handled faster by phone. market, in newspapers and four purchase- required refund form, two a festive time, too. boils. V4 teaspoon ground egg yolks into carrot tested recipe makes 6 ser 2 ounces semi-sweet medium bowl beat ide creank of whipped vings. pany. results. products and a witty letter Last but not least is this magazines, and when confirmation seals from front panels from any four- Yom Kippur climaxes Frc»li Granhrrry Carrot nutmeg mixture. Stir in chocolate, grated together eggs and sugar; cream. ('Raisins may be But where would you A reader from Toms from one of their advice from a Milwaukee trading with friends. serving packages of Jello the 10-day High Holy Day Puff In medium saucepan cranberries and nutmeg. In Cliorolate Pudding Ml cup chopped, pitted beat in milk. Stir in substituted for dates if any of the following: Fig Mediterranean send it? When you find no River, N.J., reported doing consumer-relations reader who wrote to a Offers may not be Newton Cakes, Nutter Brand Instant Pudding plus period that begins with 1 pound carrots, cut in combine carrot pieces, large mixing bowl beat egg dates* almonds, cake, chocolate, desired.) This kitchen street address — only the a lot of taste testing before people.” — Write to the manufac manufacturer about a available in all areas of the Butter Cookies, Nil'a one cardboard top from Rosh Hashana at sundown Va-inch pieces onion, chicken broth and whites until stiff but not (liairy) V4 teaspoon ground cin dates and cinnamon. Turn 'tested recipe makes 4 ser city and ZIP code — on the settling on a brand of Would you write to a turer’s customer-relations peach pit in her yogurt and country. Allow 10 weeks to Wafers, Chips Ahoy any size of Birds Eye Cool this year on September 10. 1 medium onion, chopped salt. Cover. Cook over low dry. Fold into carrot 1 can (4V4 ounces) whole namon into lightly buttered 1- vings. label, you wonder if your canned ham. That brand manufacturer if you found department at the exact received coupons for four receive each refund. Cookies. At least one seal Whip. Expires Dec. 31, Families and friends letter would reach the was subsequently enjoyed expired coupons on the address given on the free cartons: “I feel that a from Oreo or Oreo Double 1980. gather during this time in complaint with a bit of SARA LEE. Receive a $1 ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. company. And you wonder for some years — until the backs of three specially package — even if it is just DUNCAN HINES Cake Stuff Cookies must be in observance and share the if the label address is for evening when it developed marked packages you had a city and ZIP code. humor and a smile is much cluded. Expires Dec. 31, refund. Send the required symbolic foods. better than one written Stencils. Receive free refund form, ingredients the main office or for some a case of fat and gristle. just purchased? — Give the full product cake-decorating stencils. 1980. The eve of Yom Kippur, Come to Food Martas Big Country Fair! with anger and sarcasm. bean-packing plant 1.000 Would a complaint letter A reader froiji Ludlow, name and size. Copy the Send the required refund OLDE TYME Foods. lists from any two Sara especially, is a time of miles away. do any good? “Imagine my Mass., did just that and After all, those are people Lee Pound Cake packages feasting. Traditionally in product dating code or in form plus net-weight Receive a $1 refund. Send WALDBAUM'S Gradually your anger surprise,” wrote the reports that the manufac- clude that part of the answering complaints.” statements from any two the required refund form plus the brand name from cluded are roast fowl, It’s A Big Jamboree Of Savings! subsides. Anyway, you reader, “when I promptly t u r e r ’s m a rk e tin g package. Dating codes are Refund of the day boxes of Duncan Hines plus the top flaps or the any package of ice cream. kreplach in soup made figure, some clerk would received a reply and a manager responded: “We the letters and numbers Write to the following ad Cake Mix, Deluxe II, Pud words “Ye Olde Tyme” Expires Nov. 30, 1980. from the giblets, honey or probably just throw your coupon for another ham,” are most distressed to hear usually found on the tbps or dress to receive the form ding Recipe or Moist and from the fronts of five Ye SUNSHINE "F u ll of honey desserts and Fruit ” Offer. Receive a $1 Food M art U.S.D.A. CHOICE - Bl letter into the circular file. A reader from Ponca Ci that you received out-bf- bottoms of cans and required by this refund for Easy. ’This offer expires Olde Time baking mixes. pastries and seasonal refund. Send the required It is a real pity that so ty, Okla., recalled the time date coupons. Enclosed are packages. Don’t confuse motor oil: Schick, P.O. Dec. 31, 1980. Expires May 31. 1981. fruits in sweet wine. many shoppers feel that she lifted her arm to apply two coupons for each of them with Universal Box 9968-D-S, St. Paul, PILLSBURY Co. refund form plus two Following the day-long BONELESS those you returned to us.” Product Codes. Minn. 55199. Send for this JOHNSTON’S 50-Cent Receive 50-cents-off proof-of-purchase seals fasting of Yom Kippur Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosparous New Year So, the next time you are — Include all the facts form by Aug. 15, 1981. Refund Offer. Send the coupons for biscuits and from any combination of there may be a light dairy . from afl o f us at Food M art! PERSONAL dissatisfied with a product, Sunshine-Fig Bars and-or EMPIRE KOSHER BOTTOM CouBumpT ReportB you can. If applicable, Clip ‘n' file refunds required refund form, the sausage. Send the reouired meal, salted or pickled fish take pen in hand and follow explain how you prepared Baked goods, desserts yellow burst from one refund form, entire labels Golden Fruit. Expires Dec. or chicken soup. BARB-QUE these simple guidelines: 31, 1980. ACCESSORIES the product. (File 7) package of Johnston’s Tart from three 10-biscuit cans Stuffril (!apun Orlando TU R K E Y S ^AVERAG^E* S .1 . 0 9 ROUND Buy a new car with extra they can cost. But 7 to 8 pound capon EMPIRE KOSHER FROZEN nough options and what such body trim is worth 2 tablespoons margarine WITH FOOD MARTS HEN TURKEYS ' o t o h lb s a v g lb ou at first considered a considering as a form of ‘•2 cup chopped onion GREEN REGISTER TAPES uargain may turn out to be autobody protection. rUJ-4M;m.lllJ.!.m ------,------nB E aE zisa------1 ROAST Vi cup chopped celery ROASTER CHICKENS avg lbM.OS a very expensive deal. 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GEFILTE FISH 24 OZ JAR U S D A CHOICE BEEF ADVERTISED ITEM POLICYiCk H o( ttmt cubed WHOLE BONELESS EXCEPT ITEMSPROHI8ITEO ev LAW LlMITHi AP’2 MRS WEINBERGS BONELESS LB- It’s not that options are around the doors and win •s r«qui>#4 to bo roaOtly tvailoblt lot u l# it o* bolow tbo •tfvttl>$od WlfH THISCOUPONLiMITHi AP-2 7 OZ CUP Eve Roast ^ 2 .5 9 I GOOD GOOD1HHUSAT THRU SAT SXVISEPT IJinivBU13th 19B0 SQO | GOOD THflUTHRU SAT StPTSEPT 13ISI3lh liXV I90C bUl601 C S B B ^ Mt cup chopped walnuts CHOPPED LIVER prtco in toeb AlP Siott. oicopt 0$ ip o c ilK o lly «wtod m ih n oO Do Better... eSMi Bottom liound U S D A CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS never worth the price. 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CHOICE • BEEF U S D A CHOICE BEEF TRIMMED FRESH. _ FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES FROM THE SLICED TO ORDER SLICED TO ORDER brakes and usually, a your bumpers and guards Vs teaspoon seasoned salt BONELESS larger-than-standard help prevent the bumpers CHICKEN LARGEST SELECTION OF BULK PRODUCE- Whole Brisketr°e'^/d’'y lbM .9 9 2 tablespoons margarine U S D A CHOICE BEEF FRESH S 4 2 B engine. Of course, the case of other cars from riding ANYWHERE. Whole Brisket melted UNTRIMMED WILL CUSTOM CUT ■ • Vr LB. V2 LB. for or against one option or Over or under yours. Skirt Steak BONELESS LB. 2«o9 •3BREASTOTRS Orange Glaze YELLOW RIPE another may not always be FRESH FRYING Some options don’t really Miih backs In medium skillet, melt JACK & JILL OLD FASHIONED so cut and dried. accomplish much apart oiEGOTRs nr Chicken Livers lb 79^ wiih backs margarine. Saute onion WIDE BOLOGNA > lb 69^ For instance, air- from causing the sticker Chiquita or Dole <3 WINGS M ■ ■ and celery until soft. Add U.S.D.A. Choice Beef - Bone In U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Bone In FRESHLY MADE POTATO • COLE SLAW conditioning — a vital price to swell. An example, •3NECKS C A l A n c MACARONI OR , „ C Q C •3GIBLET PACKS water and bouillon cube; d A L A U S GERMAN POTATO necessity in some parts of is “limited-slip differen stir until dissolved. Cut BANANAS Short Cut First Cut CHICKEN OR BEEF the country — may not tial.” Priced from about orange in pieces; remove AS always be useful enough to $60 to over $100, this device seeds. Using food RIB ROAST RIB STEAK CHOPPED LIVERAVArLABLE,|1.69 merit its costs. If the is supposed to increase OVEN READY FRESH-CHICKEN BEEF ROUND BONELESS processor, blender, or a weather is mild enough to traction should your car heavy knife, chop orange CHOPPED HERRING lbM .69 put a question mark next to become stuck in the mud or Leg Top WITH PARTS fine. In large bowl, com HEAT & SERVE c air-conditioning, then snow. CUSTOM CUT CALIFORNIA JUICY THOMPSON Quarters Of BACKS Rounds TOOROER bine bread cubes, chopped PUDDING SALE OR^OTATO LB 89^ several factors must be FRESH-CHICKEN EMPIRE KOSHER Actually, Consumer BEEF ROUND BONELESS orange, cooked celery and SWEET SEEDLESS GRAPES lb DELICIOUSLY SMOKED WHOLE OR HALF LARGE considered. l b M . 7 9 Reports has found the im onion, nuts, egg, salt, CALIFORNIA LUSCIOUS VINE RIPENED TURKEY BREAST Krakus Polish Breast EMPIRE KOSHER WHITE FISH ON^REOUEST l b ® 2 . 6 9 First, this option could provement in traction to be Top Round tarragon, thyme and 8 OZ. WITH HONEYDEWS JUMBO SIZE EA CHICKEN LIVERS PKG add from about $500 to just minimal. Moreover, cars Quarters WINGS pepper Toss lightly. Wash ®1.09 Canned PART SKIM DANISH CREAMY under $800 to the sticker with limited-slip differen Steaks CALIFORNIA VINE RIPENED SWIFT'S BROWN N SERVE CHEESE SALEhavartAVARTI^ or C ’^ FRESH-WHOLE BEEF ROUND BONELESS capon inside and out; pal la r g e 51.49 FRESH CANTALOUPES SIZE EA SAUSAGES ..'I^^ties 8 OZ gg® FONTINA price of most cars — much tial can swing sideways dry. Sprinkle neck and Ham FINEST DUALITY more on certain imports. Chicken PERDUE or LIPMAN FRESH 5 LB. CAN during acceleration on Top Round SWEET LOX NOVA OR REGULAR V. LB. ^ i . 9 9 ANY SIZE body cavity with salt and BOX O’ CHICKEN FRYING tB 5 9 * Then there’s the added gravel or icy roads. FROZEN JONES FARM Legs PACKAGE pepper. Spoon stuffing JUICY FRESH PEACHES TOP FROST JUDEA KDSHEH BEEF FRANKS. , , maintenance and fuel costs Options are among the Link Sausage Meat Franks London BroN loosely into neck and body US NO 1 FRESH NEW CROP (2’'« MIN ) p g MIDGET ^ A ^ i^ l — air-conditioning systems FROZEN ) ) FROZEN JONES FARIT AVAILABLE WED SAT LB FISH PORTIONS ' V° " ®2.59 DELI SALE *1.99 issues reviewed in road • Cod DAIRY ) ) cavities. Close openings MACINTOSH APPLES BAG TOP FROST Sausage Meat 1” • Scfod 3 9 0Z FINEST QUALITY often need repair and they test reports on four high- Haddock Hllet with skewers. Place capon cut down on gasoline mpg car?. ’They’re in the ORANGE JUICE FRIED FISH STICKS PKG 89’ DRIED MIXED FRUIT lb *2.39 on rack in shallow roasting U.S. No. 1 • All Purpose TOP FROST 5 TO Z LBS AVG p e r d u e f r e s h mileage. January 1980 issue of Con pan breast side up. Rub OVEN WITH HEAT N' SERVE FILLETS 16 0Z PKG ® 2 . 2 9 Finally, there are sumer Reports. 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About NORTH CAROLINA YAMS 3 LBS ® 1 . delay the onset of driver designs — options that can 30 minutes before roasting BEEF FRANKS lLB M . 5 9 Whole Fowl fatigue by providing a com cost from about $20 to over BANANAS time is up brush with FRESH COLONIAL IN OUR DELI DEPT WE ALSO CARRY LARGE fortable, quiet environ $900. size ea LB * 1 . 5 9 WHOLE PICKLED OR SCHMALTZ HERRING WITH Orange Glaze. Repeat FLORIDA AVOCADOS 9 , 79' LEAN BACON ment. A one-piece bench seat, LOADS OF SAUCE & ONIONS several times. FRESH CRISP While shopping for a car, standard in most large SEAFOOD SPECIALS! LB. Orungr Glaze PASCAL CELERY LARGE BUNCH keep in mind that some op models, offers the best BEEF. CHICKEN OR TURKEY TANGY LARGE OR SMOOTH 1 tablespoon brown FRESH SCROD FILLETS l b M . 8 9 FrmBh Frozen Foodsi tions may seem frivolous overall comfort when three Morton Meat Breakstone U S NO 1 FRESH CONCORD FARMS 4 TO 5 L B ^ sugar FRESH PERCH FILLETS l b ® 1 . 9 9 FRESH pWiTH GAYLORD at first and, yet, may ac people are sitting in front. Pot Pies TENDER CARROTS PKG 3 for] Sealtest Cottage Cheese 1 teaspoon cornstarch DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY tually prove valuable. For A split bench seat offers 3!1 DRESSED HADDOCK LB. M .49 DUCKLING TIMER Orange FROZEN ' a teaspoon seasoned Salt SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUESDAY example, body side- TWIN STACK-WHITE OR YELLOW Ice Cream improved side support and ‘ i cup orange juice ALL FLAVORS Juice moldings or protective comfort for two, but legs Birds L, M el-O-Bit i lO-Of In small saucepan, com- Vr GALLON CARTON 12 OUNCE CAN vinyl strips may not seem comfort three. S w e etl pkgi CALIF. RED. 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The climate of the canoe-like acorn squash WHITE CLOUD cardiovascular efficiency. region in which they lived halves are filled with Long Fresh Dairy Foodsi ’ determined the availability Grain & Wild Rice cooked FRUIT DRINKS SAUCE BATH TISSUE of other foods to round out 100% PURE Light n’Lively in orange juice and tossed GAYLORD Minute Maid their diet. with raisins and pears for a TO M A '?’ II 16 OZ Prince ^ 11 OZ . Yogurt , B A U C » - i Food Club Saitines BOX Mandarin Oranges CAN Indians of the western tightly sweet and unique 4 9 ‘^ Orange Juice ALL FLAVORS Great Lakes region flavor combination. OFF la b el Spaghetti Sauce VALU TIME 0 OUNCE CUP MEAT OR MUSHROOM 4 OZ Vr GALLON CARTON depended on wild rice as a The current move Ciorox II 40 OUNCE PKG M .0 9 Mixed Mushrooms CANS dietary staple,' and toward “natural” foods is can 32 OZ.I 59^ PICKLED W'ONIONS ■ HARVARD or SLICED PICKLED 3 p f l * families worked together really a movement back to DISHWASHER 50 OUNCE JAR to harvest the grain. So im the kinds of foods the In Cascade DETERGENT PKG Greenwood Beets 16 OZ JAR ^ Staying fit it be- M .9 9 SNOW'S BREAKSTONE • REGULAR CALIFORNIA OR portant was this crop that dians served. In Apple coming a bit easier FOOD CLUB JELLIED ^ CREAMY SMALL CURD ^ ^ wars were fought for 150 Harvest Wild Rice, apple, HBA AND GEN. MDSE. for traveling executives. 18 COUNT New England FOR SALADS OR COOKING MOTTS SERVICE DELr S.O.S. Soap Pads PKG 7 9 ^ Cranberry Sauce CAN 1 COTTAGE CHEESE ' cu°p *1.29 years for control of the celery and walnuts com 16 OZ PKG SOFT ^ ORGANIC-CONDITIONER OR 24-02 STORE SLICED Clam Chowder shallow waters where the bine for a flavorful, slight Wesson Oil btl. T ® Apple Sauce :.r 8 9 ' NABISCD , 15 OZ ' PARKAY MARGARINE 79* rice flourishes. ly sweet and crunchy side Faberge STANDARD-PLASTIC Cooked Ham ,^ 2 '” Fortunately, getting—and Life Cereal 20 OUNCE PKG Nutter Butter Cookies 'p^! DUNCAN HINES staying-physically fit may M .3 5 CAN HOOD FAMILY HELPER 1% Today, costly wild rice is dish. Serve it with meat, tOcl. 23-01. 1 0 9 LUNCHEON. PAP OR OLIVE 24 OZ O O C Shampoo be easier than you think. NABISCD I COTTAGE CHEESE CUP OO grown in the same areas fish or fowl for a versatile, H ^ B a g s pkg. Brownie Mix pkg ■ 46 OZ FOOD CLUB FOR FRESH BREATH Tobin’s Loaves „ 1®* Excellent fitness programs Dole '"'GHAPEFRufr'^ Drink CAN ' Nilla Wafers 12 0Z PKG { LA SHAKE ASSORTED FLAVORS and in much the same way creative accompaniment. STANDARD-PLASTIC are increasingly available. In 6 9 8 0Z $ i 4 VARIETIES-ANNPAGE ^ OLD HEIDLEBURQ-STORE SLICED Very Young that the Indians found it. 20 ct. fact, Hilton Hotels, work DUNCAN HINES (25* OFF LABEL) REGULAR OR MINT LO FAT YOGURT 3 CONTAINERS ■ • Listerine H ^ B a g s pkg. 9 0Z But, for the consumer IS-CZ 1®» Soups 3 “cr 8 9 ' ing witb* Marathon Gold Mixed Peas German Bologna uf® Fudge Brownie Mix "p °g ®1.19 Crest Toothpaste TUBE there is now the greater Mouthwash btl. "BEST BRAND Medalist Frank Shorter has economy'and convenience developed a physical fitness BUTTER BRAIDS or KNOT 17 O Zi (25'DFF LABEL) NDRMAL DRY DILY MAGLA program for traveling execu 8Vj OZ CAN£X Persistence Pays Pastrami „ 2” PKG tIOZ BOTTLE The Sesame of Uncle Ben's * Ociginal 0 12CI $ 4 tives. In addition, the hotel Keebler Pretzels 6 9 ' Pert Shampoo 1 ■09 NKW YORK—Be pcrsisienl Sponges ® REGULAR OR DIET e c o n o m y ^ , STORE SLICED-NEW YORKER Long Grain & Wild Rice. ■■ pkgs. 1 chain is introd ucing the when job hunting, says Virginia UP CUSHION S01,E GOOD PRODUCTS 'OU. This mix of wild rice, long Russell, founder of a career Iwopoir "Fitness First" menu: light, Street Library Work Socks > LOWEST PRICIS a ) American Cheese tj® * satisfying and well-balanced 1,LU17 1 grain rice and 23 carefully counseling service for women. pkg. 1 ^ C&C Cola FRESH-CREAMY O'CEOAR meals that offer a refreshing SNOWY ' KING Soft-weve MAZOLA PRINCE selected herbs and If you are unable to gel past a AMitl STOVE TOP is now on Sale at change from traditional fare. SUPERONI secretary who is screening calls A nde Broom .. c k 3 “ STUFFING seasonings is so versatile Paper Napkins Potato Salad „55^ If you want to get started POWDERED ARTHUR Bathroom NO STICK for her boss, try calling the 0 CEDAR OUST OR APPLE I THIN an addition to menu plan on the right foot to physical I MIXES FOOD MART executive before 9 or after 5. Sponge Mop BLEACH FLOUR Tissue SPRAY SPAGHETTI ning that it has become a Chances are that the busy execu . . . . 3 “ ^ = 6 9 1 - Peanuts fitness, stand up! Move I ALL VARIETIES Bread Pudding ,.79^ 26 OZ. PKG. 5 LB. BAG '.WHITE OR ASSORTED) 9 OUNCE CAN 12 OUNCE PKG. VOLUME 1 ■ ALWAYS ON SALE staple item for many tive you want to meet will be in around more during the day, I 6 OUNCE PKG. 'Krgrfgfrtt 4| Slorai Wrfh 5«fi >c»t Oaf.iOfWg and cut down on calories. creative cooks. and you'll gel through, says ROLLj VOLUM ES For more information on -4 9 *^ Wild Rice Canoes will Russell, who is cixirdinating a * 1 .1 9 9 9 * PACK 8 9 * 5 5 * ! 6 9 * _ 2 to 14 series of women's career semi physical fitness and how to ALWAYS ON SALE visually recall for family enjoy, the Fitness First nars for the makers of Sheer e a M . 9 9 or ^ests> the method by entrees at home, write for EA Hnergy pantyhose. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS, MANCHESTER which the Indians PRICES EFFECTIVEFFBCmuc cenrSEPT «...713. IM P ______. *> ’ * • a free booklet to Hilton WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS Hotels Corp., Dept. NA,9880 tn 10 Our custom ers we reserve rne n g h i io 'itiiti s jie s to 3 pkgs oi «rvy nem e ite p i wh#r« o ih e r« is f n o i*d it* m i o i'e re d i(H u lt 'n o i •variable in c a s t k iia 0* io o ih fi ftia o dea>e't Of w h o ia a a ia 'i N ot f# i|X )n tib ia lo f lypoQ faohrcai a rio u Wilshirc Blvd., Beverly Hills, California 90210. 4ld W M T MIODLK TPKB. M ANCNaarm KVENING H E R A LD , Wed., Sept. 10, 1980 - 17 1ft - EVENING H ERA LD . Wed.. Sept.Wve 10. 1980 your budget a break — serve chicken- Heavenly desserts If your budget has the meals-in-a-dish are Calico pepper chicken Happiness is pudding and mousse blues, give it a break. It Chicken Noodle Dinner and 1/3 cup chopped onion 1 can (10 “'a ounces) con still is possible to serve Thrifty Chicken Bake. Both 1 can (16 ounces) densed cream of chicken tempting, nutritious meals are from the kichens of the tomatoes, broken up soup that are low in cost. The Delmarva Poultry In 1 package (5 ounces) 1 cup water secret, of course, rests in' dustry association and both medium egg noodles, Vii cup milk CAPTAIN COOK by Bob Steffy & Frank Ansley CAPIAMCOOK by Bob Steffy & Frank Ansley the selection of foods that are simple to prepare, cooked and drained '/i cup grated Cheddar are high in protein and abound with good flavor 1 can (lO^f ounces) con cheese other nutrients but affor and are easy on the budget. densed cream of '/I teaspoon dry mustard 6 0 2. 4tepii;m ess AOOTLes dable in price. You can be sure the family mushroom soup '/I teaspoon salt 1 m e z CAN CmjiK OF Chicken fills the bill to will enjoy these chicken teaspoon salt 1 cups quick cooking dOSHRCOM SOUP specialities during the cold 1 cup shredded Cheddar 1 CUP milk 2 perfection and better still, rice it's adaptable. This means weeks ahead. If your fami cheese t e>‘i-0 2 (MNTlNA.DftVNEP that it can be served often ly is small, a portion of 1 package (10 ounces) 1 cyp CHEPDAfi CHF6$E because it can be teamed either dish can be frozen, '/a cup sliced almonds frozen cut green beans, GRATEP COP SUGAR before or after baking for In a skillet, melt butter TA D LE 5 R »N S RM4 with a variety of in thawed 1 2>i-OZ (i\M SLICEP 1-OZ SQUARES SEW- gredients to create a new later use. ■or margarine. Add celery, Vi cup dry bread crumbs ms^wx>^^s> s SWEET CHCCOlAte and different taste each So, next time you are green pepper and onion and 2 tablespoons butter or § COP SUCeD SI^FFEP TAELE SPOONS time it goes to the table. faced with dinner dilem saute until soft but not margarine, melted green OLIUE& s t r o n g CO FFEE ma, turn to chicken and be brown. Add tom atoes, BS6 (UHITES, To get the most meat for cnoeuBO ro rA T D CHIPS I 1 I ' the least cost, it always good to your family as well chicken and noodles. Stir in In a greased 1 Vi-quart B e a t e n s t i f f i CUP HEAVV CB6WAA, pays to take advantage of as your pocketbook. soup and salt; heat Add casserole, blend soup, (WHIPPED. whole-bird specials. You Calico Chicken cheese, stirring until water and milk. Stir in AEDDLES ACCORPIM6 1D OVER VERV lO U HEAT, S f m i/ M I D can cut the chicken into Noodle Dinner melted. Spoon into a chicken, cheese, mustard, COOK R?UR (MtO A BUTTBREP ORECnONS ON PACKAGE. DRAIN, c a s s e r o l e a n p t o p A u m t DISSOLVE TH E StKSAC. d L E w m e r w m - /NPIPIPOAL PISHES parts to suit any need, or 2 Vi cups diced cooked greased casserole. Bake at salt, rice and green beans. FDWtO CH11?S. BAKE A in RUM. in 17(5 TOP TURES AMP COOL. CHIIL R3R 3 HOURS bake or stew it whole. chicken 375° for 20 minutes. Top Mix bread crumbs with comm SOUR in with almonds: bake for 10 375® ODEN fOR I5 -20 WHW60 cr A cooauE b o t l e r FOLD PB4TRM E6& EERTRE SERVING. Stewed chicken has un 2 tablespoons butter or melted butter. Sprinkle 44ILK AMD TLWA AAELT TH E CHOCOLATE minutes. Makes 8 servings. over chicken mixture. (UHITES «nO THE limited use in soups, margarine AMD TOM6 TO U>m COFFEE \M C )cou-m /wyruRE. .sandwiches, salads or Bake at 400' for 25 '/t cup chopped celery Thriflv Chirkrn Biike ABOIL ' THEM FOVPin casseroles. Two appetizing 1/3 cup chopped green 2 cups diced cooked minutes. Makes 5 servings. STIR /N aJOKEP A tH IP P E D THE PUDDIMS NCOPUES, CHEESE, RAW AH6 I ^ CREAM. /(AOSHBXWIIS HERE Amd You need real cheese OUIME6. to make the classics AilnY substance and satiety Selected irom RoDed Steflv i CdPtoin CoQli cookbook with iiiusiiolioni Ov Frank Antiev Can be pu rcn a ie d And then there’s quiche, Soiocted from Robert steffy t Copiom Cook cookoook wim iiiuitratiom Dv Frank Ansiev Con t>e putenoved What's your pleasure? flavor, the tomato sauce 01 b o o k ito ie i 01 lof 55 R5 Ip o itp o ld l trom DeteimineO PioOucIionj Inc PO Sok 2150. Son Ffonciico, CA 94126 value. Satiety? That's the o1 O ookitoresof lor $5 95 fp o ttp o id ) from Delerrruned PfoduCtiont. inc PO Box 2150 Son FforiciJCO. CA 94126 Pizza, fondue or quiche? has a spicy one. But the that famour eheese custard pleasant, comfortable Or, the more down-to-earth substance and real taste pie, served either as an feeling that comes from favorites such as toasted comes from the cheeses appetizer of a main dish. eating a food comhination cheese sandwich or used as a topping, in addi The classie one is made with both protein and fat. ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Shop 7 days a week and every evening (Sunday 'til 6) cheeseburger? tion to holding all the in with Swiss and Parmesan Our culture has approved- All these favorites were gredients together. At cheeses, onion, cream, eggs and bacon in a tender, the “dip and eat” type of Menus. devised with real cheese, least two, and sometimes dining, so the fondue idea and that's what they need more cheese are used for but single crust. has prospered. True fon-,- soup, peanut butter and jel mashed potatoes, corn, to be their best. Natural pizza. The ’’stringy” Variations are plentiful Manchester ly sandwich, cheese wedge, spice cake. with shrimp, mushrooms, dues are made primarily of cheese melts in such a way texture is due to Moz Cafeteria menus which vegetable sticks, assorted Wednesday: Juice MedilS ham, tuna, salmon and one or more cheeses which as to give each of these zarella, known as a “pasta will be served Sept. 15-19 at fruit, fresh or canned. grinders, salad, vegetables leading the are melted in a simmering foods the proper filata” cheese, meaning Manchester public schools Tuesday: Juice, beef neopolitan whip. field. The custard itself is a liquid such as wine or apple smoothness that makes spun or elastic. Stronger land gravy, rice, corn Thursday: Cheese pizza, delicate creation with the juice and kept warm for are as follows: them palatable. There’s flavored Parmesan or Monday: Hamburg patty niblets, applesauce. cole slaw, ice cream cup. M a rb U serving. also the taste which cheese Romano is usually cheeses. providing Wednesday: Ravioli with Friday: Fishwich, potato PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES matchless flavor as well as on a roll, French fried imparts, mild or robust, sprinkled on top. potatoes, buttered spinach meatsauce, buttered green rounds, carrots, pineapple maximize your buying power! buttery or nutlike, sharp or or carrots, milk and ice beans, hot roll, assorted chunks. If you are faced with the dilemma of serving transformed into a variety of delights such as pungent. cream. fruit, fresh and canned. Take pizza for example. appealing meals that are high in nutrition but Calico Chicken Noodle Dinner. Tuesday: Barbequed Thursday: Fish, french Kham The crust has a mild M T . H E M H II pork roll, potato chips, fries, peas, wheat roll, low in cost, choose chicken. It can be Monday: Sliced roast CAMAY buttered peas, potato fruit cup. Open daily 9:30 to 9:30; Sun. 11-5 pork, gravy, mashed sweet BEAUTY SOAP NESTLES DAIRY STORES chips, milk and rosy Friday: Juice, meat and Wildflower scented CHOCOLATE cheese pizza, tossed salad, potato, cranberry sauce, applesauce. mixed vegetable, Buy 3 get 1 free QUIK 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. i gelatin with topping. bonus pack 5-oz size. Sandwich Wednesday: Vegetable homemade roll, whole For hot or cold Manchester Manchester soup, chicken salad on roll, Our Reg f 49 drinlLS 2-lbs wheat sugar cookie. SAVE 406 4.YT fruited gelatin salad, milk .Nathan Hale Tuesday: Chicken pattie, BAUSCH & LOMB SALLY HANSEN OUR SALE PRICE The Saving Places HARD AS NAILS and peanut butter cookies. Monday: Pizza sticks, SALINE SOLUTION contest ICE CREAM rice pilaf. peas and For u5e wilii 50ll contact lenses Clear or tinl lormulas ,-oz MOSER FARMS Thursday: Lasagna with tossed salad, fruit cup. cariots, homemade muf 8-oz Oui Reg ' 99 ^ O O Our Reg 115 meat sauce, tossed salad, 09 SANDWICHES Tuesday: Pork with fin, citrus fruit cup. SAVE 70C 1 SAVE 46C | * U Q ' 19 GRADE A WHITE bread, butter, milk and I 4-PK. winners gravy, buttered rice, Wednesday: Spaghetti l a r g e e q q s mixed fruit. carrot coins or green Homemakers beat out with meat sauce, green She named it for the Friday: Fish filet, potato beans, pineapple up- beans, homemade roll, food service employees in volcano because, she said, Book Korner puffs, buttered green sidedown cake with top peaches. the national sandwich idea “That’s the way it used to beans, bread, butter, milk ping. Thursday: Apple juice, HEAD & look. SECRET contest sponsored by the and raisin-peanut cup Wednesday: Baked Italian meatball grinder, nation's flour milling and “If you want to see it best buys now thru sat, sale SHOULDERS DEODORANTS chicken, mashed potato, garden salad, rice pudding. DandruK 1.5-oz roll-on, 2 5-oz baking industries. e r u p t, p u t it in a hot roll, cranberry sauce, Friday: Tuna salad shampoo. 15-oz or 2 7-oz spray reg The 1956 and firs t microwave oven,” Mrs. Elderly buttered green beans, pud sandwich, cole slaw, potato Our Reg 3 77 or unscenled winner, the Reuben Dowling added. The mem- 77 139 Menus which will be ding with topping. rounds, happy apple, raisin VISINE AC GLEEM TOOTHPASTE SAVE 1.10 OUR SALE PRICE sandwich, has become a brance surrounding the « . - New fof alleigy and colds eye relief Refreshing fluoride loothpaste served Sept. 15-19 at Thursday: Juice, hotdog cake. classic on restaurant SAVE 40< 0 5*oz Our Reg f 99 7-oz Our Reg 1 63 yolk will explode — making Direct from the farm to Mayfair and Westhill on roll, macaroni and Also available are soup menus but most of the ;\(i( ill Great after school treat SAVE 66C 1 3 3 SAVE64C f i n d : a mess of the oven. you! Gardens to Manchester cheese, cole slaw, oatmeal of the day. sandwich of the others are long forgotten Denise Blackstone, of ■4 Our Reg. 4.58 - Mfg. List 4.95 rMiii)sr\ii> residents 60 or older, are raisin cookies. day. cookies and ice 1 li except, perhaps, by their Bricktown, N.J., who as follow^: Friday: Juice, pizza, cream. All meals include inventors. A Reuben is • COINS • finished first in the party Monday: Pot roast and tossed salad or cole slaw, c h o ic e of- w h ite or fairly simple: rye bread, food class with Peanut gravy, oven-browned fruited or plain gelatin chocolate, fat or non-fat thousand island dressing, Colada Blintzes, also LAND 0 LAKES BUTTER potatoes, buttered mixed with topping. milk. swiss cheese, sauerkraut suggested a peanut butter vegetables, chilled peach and corned beef. Many 1 m m . sandwich for school lunch and pear medley, wheat Ff'S*-).', back-to-school buys other prize sandwiches carriers. Not your ordinary 2.96 South Red Book Guide lo U.S. Coins bread, margarine, skim during the past quarter- combination, but p.b. with East Hartford B i l l milk, coffee or tea. V - century have been com chopped apples on whole Famous "Red Book" 33rd edi All srhoolft Windsor i_ Tuesday: Lasagna. ROBITUSSIN DM CHLOR-TRIMETON plicated mixtures even wheat honey bread. tion. 1980 Everything you need Monday: Cheeseburger i " r ? . 1----- to know about U S coins Save' parmesan cheese, broccoli, All sehoolft Family Size non-narcotic cough Allergy relief 24-ct .n S V " Dagwood might balk at. “ I’m not big on cold $1 yiQ formula For L h ild re n and adults u crisp tossed salad. Italian on roll, buttered mixed Our Reg i 53 i i y ! For example, one winner Monday: Fruit juice, Out Heg 3 69 cuts.” she said. dressing, zesty lemon pud vegetables, chilled 8-02 SAVE 34C bologna, salami and cheese SAVE 1.00 19 was a battered, fried, Mrs. Blackstone doesn’t peaches. 2 5 9 i l l X b 15111lim it one ding, rye bread, grinder, lettuce and white bread sandwich with have to cope with school 1 margarine, skim milk, Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on 5-PK. BOOK COVERS canned prune pastry and lunch bags yet because her roll, buttered corn, chilled tomato, potato chips, fruit MEAD DATA CENTER OR SALE ENDS SAT. SEPT. 13, 1980 coffee or tea. TRI-FOLD ORGANIZER Pla5lic laminated, fit alt cake filling, cream cheese cup. k ui daughter, Laureve, is only Wednesday: Baked pork applesauce, peanuts. Planning and filing notebook w paper SIZ65 13 20 O Rog 59C ea and almonds. It was served V.'z years old. Wednesday: Salisbury 'Tuesday: Shells and film developing or multi-pocket binder w paper SAVE 19€ loaf and gravy, whipped meat sauce, grated eheese, hot with whipped cream She operates a dancing potatoes, green beans steak, mashed potatoes, PRINTS JA Our Reg 5 49 ea and maraschino cherry school with her husband, garden salad, Italian FOR THE T SAVE 1.05 4 4 4 2 PKS. I Bretonne, chilled gravy, orange wedges, FOR topping. Richard, but doesn’t carry buttered dinner rolls. bread, frosted cake. PRICE OF I This year's first prize SAVE applesauce, oatmeal Wednesday: Oven baked 2 lunches herself because Our Reg. 6.28 cookie, rye bread, Thursday: Pizza with now and every day was won by Lois Dowling, their studio is next door to chicken, mashed potato, Let MedI Mart develop your 110,126 margarine, skim milk, meatsauce. topped with a T a c o m a , W ash., their home. gravy, sweet peas, roll, ap or 3Smm print film and gel 12 $1 coffee or tea. cheese, tossed salad, HERSHEY SNACKS beautiful matte finith color prints for h o m e m a k e r, fo r a She is, however, thrifty. ple pie square. Thursday: Turkey and chilled fruit cocktail, lO-oz Hershey Milk Chocolate Milk the price of 1. Satisfaction guaran breakfast sandwich named Her suggestions for adult Thursday: Meat and Chocoialo with Almonds or Kii Kat teed. You be the judge. rice au gratin, sliced peanut butter cookies. for the Mt. St. Helens sandwiches all use lef Friday: Turkey grinder cheese pizza, garden salad, 12-oz Reeses Peanut Butter oU tCRtiijr pnce buttered carrots, Our Peg 2 19 _ _ _ volcano. tovers: cold omelet made with cheese, creamy fruit cup. wctAeKoadii paper 4.66 ZVMi, — cranberry sauce, fresh SAVE 40C , | 7 9 / for 0 good loot! It consists of an English with peppers, tomatoes, Rond McNally World AHot NOW ONLY *189.99 Sujga ou coleslaw, chilled pears. Friday: Manager's muffin half topped by a meat “or-whatever is lef chine 5127-wiih free-arm. 7 buili- V fruit in season, wheat choice. EA. MEAD 5-SUBJECT NOTEBOOKS BAG OF 22 PENCILS Newly printed, in hardcover. bread, margarine, skim Milk is served with all I Great value' round of Canadian bacon, a tover from supper the in siilches. budi-in buiionholcr. Milk is served with all College Ruled 11' x 8. Wide Ruled 2 0 0 pages, many in color. A straight sireich siiich milk, coffee or tea. meals. 10 . X 8. 200 cl Our Reg 1 ^9 pineapple ring, a spoonful night before." She serves meals. Fresh fruit and SAVE 30C world of information Save now Friday: Baked flounder 2 2 2 of orange marmalade and the fillings in sourdough, peanut butter and jelly OUR SALE PRICE and puff cheese sauce, stiffly beaten egg white Italian or French rolls SAVE sandwich available daily as whipped sweet potatoes, Glastonbury with an egg yoik center and hollowed dut. a meal alternate. Fresh rollard greens, purple All schools SHARP SCIENTIFIC a sprinkling of grated Ched LaHoma Reid, a Port $ ’ fruit,, ice cream and WALLET CALCULATOR dar. plums, rye bread, Monday: Hot dog on ro!’, nutritious snacks also Richey, Fla., homemaker, margarine, skim milk, tO-diqil LCD nypeibolic lime Mrs. Dowling said her french fries, mixed available each day. convei5ion 3-level parenlhe5i5 finish^ first in the hot coffee or tea. MARVEL MYSTERY OIL EVEREADY 4-PK. three oldest children, all in sandwich class, with the vegetables, ice cream. and manv olher features their 20s, like the St. ’The menu is subject to Tuesday: Chicken chow Top Cylinder lubrication 1-qt C OR D BATTERIES BalN.nins included xEL506 T o b y b u rg er, a fancy c'M K ^lll.lf PIKI’ Our Reg 1 89 Helens Sunnyside Special, change. Gr(*al for flashlights 1 5 volts OUR REG. 24.99 cheeseburger she said NOW ONLY ^269.99 SuDRy inachine 6106- mein, rice, cucumber Vernon SAVE 90C ea Our Reg i 49 but not Sonja, 4. sticks, bread and butter, she’d named for Toby jugs Our Reg. 1.66 wiih 14 builMD Fashion* and Rcxi-Sntch* .All Hclioolft SAVE 50C IC: 19®9 "My family is just a patterns, buiif’jn buttonholcr. free-arm, front Bolton because the ingredients in fresh peach. peanut butter and jelly drop'iniiobbin m \ Wednesday: Elbow Monday: Pork and clude 1 teaspoon of Irish Center School gravy, buttered rice, family," she added. whiskey per serving. SAVE Monday: Juice, meatball macaroni in meat sauce, lettuce-spinach salad, mixed vegetables, rye Your grinder, tossed salad, bread and butter, spiced french fries, applesauce. whole wheat rolls, Special Prescription Offer! Choice $ applesauce. applesauce. RETCHER GUS5 CO. ■ Tuesday: Tomato soup, Tuesday: Americmchop Stand-up Cookbooks grilled cheese sandwich, Thursday: Baked llofMANCHEITEII chicken or turkey, whipped suey, buttered cabbage, ANY NEW Rigid plastic covers, pages pickle chips, dessert. rolls and butter, lemon COMPLETE AUTO QLASEi SERVICI Wednesday: Sloppy Joe, potato, frozen peas, whole PRESCRIPTION hinged to stand-up for easy ollfC^til.irpriLC fluff squares with garnish. Coupon * ' RX purchase only WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE carrot and celery sticks, wheat bread, pudding. 0 TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR reading Wide selection Save! Crcaiive Touch Fashion* machine 1036-wiihHipASeW Wednesday: Baked Limit one p<.-' t.imily OfU*' expires Friday: Pizza, salad Oct 13 1980 . O'tih.DdKiP, *1 MIFIRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK free-atin panel, pushbiilion sell-winding bobpin, Isiep potato chips, fresh fruit. chicken, mashed potatoes, biitlonholer. honzonlal spinning reel thread delivery Thursday: Fruit juice, greens, fruited gelatin. CORTAID CREAM Milk is served with all carrots, bread and butter, For lompotaty relief from . pizza, tossed salad, gelatin vanilla pudding with gar with topping. meals. Menus are subject minor skm urttattons 6-oz ^ANcmsTtn649*4521) W m SINGER SAVINGS UKE THESE, to change without notice. nish. Ask aboul manutaclurer s Friday: Salisbui’y steak, Thursday: Juice, SOc rebate coupon mashed potatoes, gravy. Our Reg 3«19 2 6 9 Poison prevention is a year round effort at Medi Mart MDU C A N A F O R D TO BE CHOOSY. grinders, potato chips, SAVE 50C Estimite Qadly Gvm • Choose from hundreds of books oil at low discount prices. '. peas and carrots, peach up- • Save 25%' every day on hardcover best sellers. Hebron peaches. Now you don’t have to settle for second best. Because you can sidedown cake. Friday: Fish biles, with OrtLM Prtc. OrnMON-HIISH-SJOML lusncs i STOCK bring home one of these top quality Singgr* machines without Elementary tartar sauce, mashed UT TU 12 WM .lM-H’’-3/U’’-V.’’ paying top dollar for them. : Coventry Monday: Ravioli potatoes, peas, rolls and » e x u.DTcnnn SILVER LAKE 'G ram m ar casserole, green beans, butter, peanut butter 54 McKtt ST, MANCHESTEI THE SINGER STORE R m orange sections, rolls. squares. EAST HARTFORD SRCi.4l2n SCniINS REFAIUD MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., (Off Center St.) WHERE SAVING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE, D t S E & Robertson Tuesday: Turkey pot pie Milk is served with all CHARTER OAK MALL ' 'ATradcPUfk ol I)ie Sitigcf Conipjri\ Monday: Vegetable meals. 18 - EVENING HERALD..Wed., Sept 10, I960 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 10, 1960 - 19 Easy Marshmallow Creations F u ssca s S3rd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT - DEMOCRAT H e lfg o tt A children's project that whites and marshmallow peaks form. Remove from gumdrop halves to body for Helfgott Carilli stave combines imagination, creme. neat; beat in vanilla. paws. v ic to r learning, economy and Basie Teehniques Ilayularku and Silon 3. F o r c a t, c u t a w in n er Coventry 22S~ 2oS' safety is the ideal—but it's The basic techniques for Prepare one recipe miniature marshmallow in /?/ not the impossible dream. making marshmallow Marshmallow Crispy half and secure to head for in 5 3 r d With a little basic instruc creations are simple. 'Or Treats. Use 1 cup mixture Tolland ears. Create face features 2C3 S 7 SI In the three-way primary tion your children can sit dinary scissors dipped in to shape each 2-'/2xl3'/i and tail with broom in 5 5 th race in the 53rd Assembly down and have fun making water are used to cut the inch'haystack. Use 3 cups straws, cinnamon candies, Uillington /8 o 6S' a b rig h tly -c o lo re d , marshmallows. A /8 District, Michael Helfgott mixture to shape each 3-W a whole clove and pipe James McCarthy, Republican of Willington, the miniature farm scene. standard-size, white Kraft X 5 inch silo; 5 cups cleaner. TOTAL Democratic party- Best of all, almost all of marshmallow, cut into mixture for each 3Vi x 7 challenger for the nomination for the U 8 S 2 7 2 4. For dog, secure two 55th Assembly District seat, won the endorsed candidate won the materials needed for fourths across the flat side, inch silo. Frost tops of silos marshmallow slices to S5th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT - REPUBLICAN this project come right makes four slices, as does with reserved Angel primary heartily in his home town of over challengers, Sondra head for ears. Create face Vernon but lost in all of the other five Stave and Joyce Carilli, from the supermarket. a miniature marshmallow, Mallow Frosting, tinted features and tail with The versatile basic in cut into fourths across the pink with red food coloring. districts to party-endorsed candidate Fusscas McCarthy both of Coventry. chocolate chips, miniature J. Peter Fusscas of Marlborough. gredients are flat side, makes four .Mamliniallow Criapy The district is made up marshmallow half and McCarthy, a member of the Ver of the towns of Coventry, marshmallows, which the slices, as does a miniature T reals gumdrop half. non Town Council, lost in a total vote Andover f> S Tolland and Willington. Kraft Kitchens have used marshmallow. When using ■'2 cup Parkay margarine Chicken of 742 to 537. He won in Vernon, 137- Running lowest in the three to create a "country-fied” Hearthmallow 8 cups Kraft miniature 1. Create head and body 69. This includes only one section in Bolton towns was Ms. Stave. farm scene that is a marshmallows, cut five marshmallows or 80 as for cat or dog. . /o 7 /oZ the southern area of town. Vernon Helfgott beat Ms. Carilli in perfect rainy day project. slices from each standard-size Kraft 2. F o r w in g s, c u t 12 Bright Colors has one entire section that is the 56th her home town, by 20 votes Use the standard-size marshmallow. marshmallows marshmallow slice in half Columbia Assembly District and shares the /U 87 but won overwhelmingly in Kraft marshmallows, the No glue is necessary for 10 Cups crisp rice cereal crosswise; secure to body. pastel-colored 55th with the towns of Ellington and the other two towns. Straight Leg these projects, as there are Melt margarine in 6- For tail, secure another Hebron Hearthmallow East Windsor. /4 o /2Z The breakdown of the three ways to make your quart dutch oven over low marshmallow to body. marshmallows, and the Confection creations stick The breakdown of the votes in the vote by towns was: Coven heat. Add marshmallows; 3. Create head details Marlborough Kraft miniature together. The cut sides of stire until melted and well S5th District towns, other than Ver 222. 3 2 try: Helfgott 225; Carilli 25— 36 Waist with gumdrop pieces and non, was: Hebron: Fusscas 140 and 205; Stave 191; Tolland: marshmallows, which the marshmallows stick blended. Remove from cinnamon candies. McCarthy, 122; Columbia: Fusscas Helfgott 263; Carilli 57; come in white or pastels, together, and adhere to heat. Stir in cereal until Pig Vernon 136 and McCarthy 87; Marlborough: 49 / 3 7 Stave 57; Willington: and even those who think other uncut marshmallows well coated. Shape mixture 1. For head and body, Fusscas 222 and McCarthy, 32; Helfgott 180; Carilli 65; they are "all thumbs " can and candies. Kraft while warm with slightly cut a crosswise slice from Bolton: Fusscas 107 and McCarthy TOTAL S 3 7 Stave 18. The total vote create delightful horses, marshmallow creme may mositened hands. Makes 12 each end of two ducks, chickens and pigs also be used to secure un cups of mixture. 102; and Andover: Fusscas 68 and was Helfgott 668; Carilli 90 for the farm. The standard- marshmallows. Use McCarthy 57.' 327; and Stave 266. cut marshmallows and Horae toothpick to fasten rounded size marshmallows form The voter turnout was light in all of In the November election other materials together. 1. For head, cut a sides of marshmallows Two endorsed Dents the towns. McCarthy had received Helfgott will oppose the heads and bodies of the Toothpicks are also used as cro.sswise slice from one together. the endorsement of the Republican Republican Francis Perot- animals, while smaller fasteners to join end of a marshmallow. 2. For pig’s feet, cut two Town Committees of Vernon, ti of Coventry and Indepen features are made with the marshmallow creatures Thread two or three marshmallow slices in half lose Senate races dent candidate Claire miniature marshmallows. together. miniature marshmallows lengthwise. Secure to sides Hebron, Columbia and Bolton. Connelly, also of Coventry. Cut the regular Cuuntr> Fair Cuke on a toothpick for neck; at of body. Fusscas promises to campaign on a HARTFORD (UPI) - Two party- Another endorsed Senate can marshmallows into slices platform that will include pushing for Helfgott is a selectman Angel Mallow Frosting tach to head. 3. Create ears. tail, and endorsed Democrats were knock^ didate, David Della-Bitta of Glaston for decorations, using a Green Food colrbing 2. For horse’s mane, cut controlling state spending. off in senate races and a veteran bury, was upset in a wild, four-way in his hometown where he pair of scissors dipped in face with gumdrop pieces, Fusscas will be running, in 9x13 inch cake lengthwise slice of another curled pipe cleaner, whole senator staved off a strong challenge race by Rep. Abraham Glassman of has lived for some seven water. Gumdrops, pipe November, against Democrat years. He is also a member Prepare one recipe marshmallow; secure to cloves, and miniature by a black legislator in Tuesday’s South Windsor. cleaners, coconut, Aloysius J. Ahearn of Bolton who will Angel Mallow Frosting, head. For mouth, cut a slit marshmallow half. primaries for the state Legislature. In unofficial tabulations, Glassman of the Democratic Town chocolate chips, licorice be seeking a third term. Committee and has served reserving cup. Tint in head. Use a The races highlighted a slate of 40 won the 4th District nod by only 19 sticks and cloves are ad Fusscas is 39 and has been a resi on the Board of Education. remaining frosting green marshmallow slice cut in Duck primaries for the House and five votes, 1,424 to 1,405, allowing [iella dent of Marlborough for two years. A He promises to focus on ditional ingredients you’ll with food coloring. Frost quarters for ears. Add 1. For head, cut a Senate contests. Alt but nine House Bitta to ask for a recount. Trailing want to have on hand. 9x13 inch cake. Decorate whole cloves for eyes. crosswise slice from each McCarthy has been a resident of Ver races involved Democrats and one Della Bitta in the crowded field was economic issues during the To form haystacks and with horses and haystacks. 3 To make body, fasten end of a marshmallow. non for 20 years. Both men are senate race involved Republicans. Rep. Robert M. Walsh, D-Coventry, coming campaign. silos, prepare a kid together the flat sides of 2. Attach a gumdrop for members of the Republican Town Democrats in Hartford picked with 1,325 votes and Robert Myette, pleasing combination of Angel MuIIoh Frouling two marshmallows with a beak. Add whole cloves or Committees in their home towns. former senator Wilber Smith to run 687. Fire calls margarine, melted ‘/2 cup sugar toothpick. For legs, attach tiny decorative candies for for his old seat and Sen. Salvatore Democrat John Zisk of New Bri marshmallows, and crisp Town Committee Tuesday, 10;13 a.m . 2 egg whites four 3-inch pipe cleaners to eyes. DiPiano, D-Bridgeport, won over tain defeated former House member rice cereal: then shape as —Smoking air conditioner 2 tablespoons water body. Add gumdrops for 3. Use toothpick to VERNON — The Republican Town Rep. Margaret Morton, 2,443 to 1,905. Julius Morris in the 6th District and desired (it makes great at So-Fro Fabrics, 1151 1 7 oz. jar Kraft feet. fasten rounded side of head committee will meet tonight at 8 in Mrs. Morton, as deputy majority will challenge incumbent Republican 297 East Center S t eating, too!). Remeber to Tolland Turnpike. marshmallow creme 4. Join head and body. to rounded side of a second the Memorial Building to nominate a leader, had held the highest post for a Sen. Nancy Johnson in November. shape the Marshmallow (District) 'k teaspoon vanilla Add licorice stick for tail. marshmallow. party ntember to fill a vacancy on black woman in the House. In the only Republican Senate Crispy mixture while it's Tuesday, 12:12 p.m. MANCHESTER, Ct Combine sugar, egg t!ul and Dog 4. For wings and tail, the Town Council. Smith, one of two blacks running primary, Elaine Noe of New Haven warm, with slightly whites and water in double —Car fire at Manchester 1. For head, cut a secure three marshmallow Last week the committee selected for the 2nd District, got the nod over won the 11th District nomination by High School. (Town) 0PEiniw.t 1111991111! moistened hands. The fluf boiler; beat with electric crosswise slice from each John Fiske from a list of five can an unofficial 19-vote margin over fy frosting on the country slices to body. party endorsed Norvel Goff, 2,815 to Tuesday, 12:46 p.m . or rotary beater over end of a marshmallow. Variation: Ducks can be didates and it is expected he will get 1,723. James Valenti^ * • fair cake may well become boiling water until soft — W oods fire at 89 2. Use toothpick to spread with kraft Horses, ducks, pigs and othe barnhnyard for this ftin project come right from your super the nomination tonight. DiPiano had earlier decided In Hartfffr’d, two incumbent Sycamore Lane. (Town),< A l t i d your favorite recipe—it peaks form. Add fasten rounded side of head marshmallow creme and The vacancy on the council was Democratic representatives who Sprii^Mall animals frolic in this easy-to-make farm scene, are against seeking a fourth term but gets its special lightness marshmallow creme; con to rounded side of a second coated with white or market shelves, and the techniques simple caused by the resignation of Mark failed to get the party nomination from a combination of egg created by the Kraft Kitchens. The ingredients to follow. changed his mind and decided to run tinue beating until stiff marshmallow. Secure four toasted coconut. Bucheri. last month. again to seek the post of Senate were defeated. Maryellen Flynn lost SPRMGF1ELD,M7MA. Majority Leader, which was given up to Wiliam DiBella and Richard Operating a restaurant by Sen. Joseplf Lieberman, D-New Lawlor was defeated by Arthur OPEN Every Nile 111 9^301 No turtle has teeth, whether it be a Brouillet. Ona lagend placat tha Gar- Haven, who is the Democratic can dan of Edan batwaan tha sea turtle, a tortoise or a fresh-water didate for Congress in the 3rd In Bridgeport, incumbent Rep. terrapin. Tigrit and Euphratat Rivart hike running a large family District. Philip Leeney lost to Gary Koos. in today's Iraq. BOSTON (UPU - 10," Margaret said. Many women her age the walls alternately with would be in Italy,’’ Operating a restaurant is of the lemon peel. In a in lemon juice and nutmeg stir and loss the p;isla iin'il Some dishes on their suffer the "empty nest" bookshelves filled with Margaret said, "People like running a large family, large skillet over very low Drain pasta when it is It has ab.sorbed mo.si of the menu are from their books. syndrome, wondering what empty wine bottles. can ask for more sauce if say Margaret and Franco heat, steep the peel with barely done, add to the liquid and the sauce is Pasta with lemon cream to do with their time after Many of the food they want it." Romagnoli. the cream 5 minutes. Add sauce in the skillet, raise thick and creamy .Serve sauce, bomba mocha, a the children grow up and specialties are dishes Their one break with You figure out ways to vodka (or grappa) and stir the heat to medium and hot, for 4 molded, layered dessert, leave home. drawn from Italian home Italian tradition is butter use leftovers. You cut the and almond meringues are "We never had an empty cooking, updated to reflect that comes automatically scallopine yourself from from the newest one. nest." Margaret said. the lighter fare popular w ith the bread — in leg of veal and use the Other dishes were "The children d keep com today. scraps to stuff tortellini. response to American de created especially for the ing back." Lunch time siestas have mand, she said. You save the shank bone gestaurant. The Anne. 21. a language been cut down, said Fran The Romagnolis write from proscuitto (Italian Romagnolis train all their major, worked two months co, and more wives are that their spaghetti at ham) to flavor other dis young chefs and encourage at the restaurant this working, so they have less At Pinehurst hes. limone has "a most them to invent recipes. summer before leaving for time to spend around the delicate" flavor, with only 302 Main PINEHURST When the cook fails to The regular menu American University’s stove. SHURFINE PiNEHURST U.S.DA CHOICE STEAK SALE appear, you put on an the fragrance of lemon. features, among other Rome campus. "People are increasingly The original recipe calls apron and spend six hours things, sauced pastas in Marco, 25 and a college conscious of calories, and I PEANUT SEMI-BONELESS CENTER CUT over a hot stove. for grappa, a fiery Alpine small and normal servings, dropout, joined the don’t blame them ,’’ brandy. They substitute BUHER "I was happy to do it," for $1 difference in price. It restaurant from the very Margaret said. "I do know Margaret said of a recent vodka because it is more also includes vegetarian beginning. Italian cooking as done at widely available in the CHUCK STEAK LB. wo.kout as substitute chef. items. "He opened (every day) home is not capable of United States "and adds an U.8.D.A. CHOICE "It gave me a chance to Their wine list is at 7 a.m., gave advice on producing the Alka Seltzer *2.99 see how the kitchen was even more delicate lb. Jar designed to introduce carpentry and the color syndrome. I t’s not too flavor." SIRLOIN working and how efficient Americans to Italy's great scheme, became night much or too heavy." 14 oz. HpuKlictti or T D lr a i f i r r the menu was.” variety of table wines. STEAK manager and then night The Romagnolis think fipagheltini .‘3.29 Television viewers know Each week a red and a Jumbo manager and cook, took off heavily sauced Italian- I r. tneilium rrrum 2 ply Margaret and Franco for white are chosen from for six months, then American developed as a 'A r. vodka or grappa Towels PORTERHOUSE their PBS cooking series. their 65 different table returned as night chef," symbol of success to im Juice of '/i lemon The Romagnolis' Table. wines and sold at special Margaret said. migrants who had come STEAK Reruns are still being aired house wine prices. lap. frealily grated All Kleakfi have full leiiilerloiii- and It is a family restaurant here poverty-stricken and nutmeg Lowest prices in some parts of the coun in other ways. made their fortunes. ^ . are properlv Iriiiinii'd try. Margaret figures her Cook the pasta in at least Franco took the "We try to keep portions 4 quarts of boiling water. About a year ago, they restaurant activities are photographs that decorate (in the restaurant) as they opened a restaurant of the her fifth or, perhaps, sixth Grate the yellow part only MARGARINE same name in Boston's career. She was a Voice of 1 lb. ■tlqlct Tobin's Faneuil Hall Marketplace. America newswriter KNOCKWURST It was an immediate hit. during World War II, a By popular demand, they magazine publicist in New nU2E also set up a small retail York, an information V E R l shop to sell fresh pasta and specialist for the Marshall III town. sauces on a take-out basis. Plan in Rome and a SYRUP The restaurant opened translator for her 24 oz. the day they turned in the husband's documentary The Oxford Look Easy to cook, assy to slice, 4 lb. avg. typed manuscript for their film and photography ac For Women Tobln’t 1$t Prize third cookbook. The New tivities. She also counts * 1 . M BONELESS Italian Cooking (Atlantic- motherhood as a career. S m U B EM IED Neat, tailored and pack Stafford Spring Little. Brown $15). The Romagnolis have PORK ROLLS "That week 1 lost 16 three sons and a daughter, aged in the softest, and .‘U 9 pounds and Franco lost all now grown. most supple of leathers. Saml-bonelass canter cut HIGHER OCTANE THAN Celebrate the allimate return TENDER of the flat . . . tastefulhi Canned Oysters CHUCK ROAST casual and oh. so aimforl ..‘1.49 TEXACO, SHELL, MORIL, ORANGE. Calif.—King Lower ^ ice s on*" m i m Plasiics liere tias dcvdupcJ a able! Slip pour fool Inside, TW6 this WKK 1 FACTS! Potatoes whole trimmed packer cut "plastic can" for fresh oysters flex and prepare to glide o i i e e c r 1 ft FIGURES ' that is lightweight, clear and air effortlessly about on whisper U.S.D.A CHOICE tA 7A CITGO AND A-1 French courses Nofp Wantod IS Halp WaMod n Myette camp saw HARTFORD- To Walsh loses in squeaker ELECTRICAL MACHINISTS - We have an celebrate the 200th an JOURNEYMEN wanted. excellent opportunity for a niversary of the historic Sullivan had backed Della Bitta, Holidays, vacation, person who Is capable of didate Carl Zinsser. Hartford meeting of hospitalization and rate. Only Laying Out and Setting Up By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA In his analysis of the race, Walsh against the party oldliners’ support votes go to others Rochambeau and George serious applicants need apply. Jobs In our Lathe Depart- Hrrald Reporlrr commented the tally in Coventry was for Glassman. Call 846-5C0. ment. 5 years experience Washington to plan HEY KIDS! MANCHESTER - As the minutes "fantastic”, along with that for the By MARTIN KEARNS this town might have swept tb required. Top Pay and of that long hour between 8 and 9 towns of Andover and Bolton. Walsh had brought his three young Revolutionary war PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR Excellent Fringe Benefits! Herald Reporter primary victory. The two candidates strategy, the Alliance - Minimum 5 years Call 847-9935, bdween 7 a.m. p.m. ticked on, Fourth District Coventry, where Walsh served as sons to his election night far out-distanced Della-Bitta and Francaise of Hartford will experience. Mathmetical and 5 p.m. Appointments can chairman of the Board of Education, SOUTH WINDSOR - As early also be schMuled for after w n n s B senatorial candidate Robert "Skip" headquarters, where they proudly state Rep. Robert “Skip” Walsh in inaugurate in September background preferred. Over Walsh first received news of his gave him 73 percent of its vote. returns reached the headquarters of the South Windsor contest. time and all company paid working hours, identified themselves as “Mr. courses in conversation benefits, in an air conditioned strong victories in the rural towns, Bolton voters went to Walsh by a 37 Democratic candidate Robert Glassman, however, won almost Walsh’s children.” Later in the Myette Tuesday night, staffers there French. The Alliance, plant In Manchester. Dynamic then the close returns from percent margin and Andover gave twice as many votes as Myette Metal Products Company, 646- BABYSITTER WANTED. Earn Cash language schools are' hlanchester and finally the totals Walsh 60 votes to the 19 each it gave evening, as one demanded how his knew their man was in trouble. In the —about 753 to 392. 4048. Three small children. Monday from Glastonbury, South Windsor Della Bitta and Glassman. Robert end, Myette finished a distant last in known in cities throughout and Wednesday mornings. father could smile in the face of Myette, although trounced, could the United States and and East Windsor, which squashed Myette received 2 votes in that town. the state’s Fourth Senatorial District take some satisfaction in winning the DISPATCHER - Hartford Your home, Bolton High defeat and a vounger son cried, Europe for their methods School or Manchester area. his hopes for a win. "The small towns knew their primary. races in East Windsor and his own Despatch has opportunity in Their candidate's fate settled. emphasizing understan Our Moving Divison in Traffic Pays 81.50 hourly. Call Betsey up to... Walsh, who was positioned by priorities," Walsh said. Hebron was Walsh hugged the younger and told fourth precinct in South Windsor. Control. Thorough training at 649-4381. political observers on the liberal side the only rural town which didn't fall the older, “It's not the first time I've Myette headquarters spent much of ding and speaking through But it was the East Windsor vic an audio lingual approach. available for "lalce charge" of the spectrum, predicted early in neatly into his column with Della Bit lost, son.” the night anticipating the outcome of individual who will schedule tory that impressed him most. ‘Tm Although the Alliance $50.00 per week the evening "It’s going to be a ta edging Walsh out by two votes, 54 the primary struggle. With the deci very happy with what happened in road drivers for long distance MORNING STOCK HELP As he headed out to the campaign sion up in the air, supporters of the Francaise French courses moving. Interesting, career Monday thru Friday. Apply in squeaker, isn't it." to 52. the town of East Windsor,” Myette opportunity for cost-wise in The veteran of six years as a Thus, Walsh traced his loss to the party, Walsh said he intend^ to former South Windsor Deputy Mayor are new to the Hartford person to: Highland Park said, noting Glassman —whom he area, the 50-year-old non dividual. Busy active office in Market, 317 Highland Street. representative in the General towns of Manchester, South Windsor, “Stay home and take care of my wife quietly took up the standard of beat by four votes —had support East Hartford. Good memory, profit organization of more HAPPY 68th WEDDIN6 Assembly. Walsh accepted his loss Glastonbury, and East Windsor. and kids for a couple years...finish Glastonbury Lawyer David Della- from that town’s party organization. ood health vital. Long work ay shortened because you SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS with grace, noting he would call the He particularly commented on the the lawn...the carpeting...the new Bitta —who was locked in an than 100 members has long g HVAC ENGINEER, Throughout the campaign Myette make important decisions. winner as soon as the cliffhanger Manchester influence of John kitchen cabinets,” as he hugged his extremely close race with eventual- been active in providing ESTIMATOR, JOB WORKING FOR THE HERALD.... ciaimed grassroot support. “We French cultural and You will use computor ANNIVERSARY between candidates Abe Glassman Sullivan. "Sullivan has demonstrated spouse to his side. winner Abraham Glassman, who, keyboard and electric COORDINA'TOR for growing didn't have the political parties literary events for area mechanic contractor. and David Della Bitta was resolved. he's a political impresario. He did a like Myette, lives in South Windsor. behind us,” he said as the primary typewriter to complete Bills Added his staffers, "We fought a residents. of Lading and Driver Papers. Minimum 2 years experience Mom A Dad, Drandma A Drmdpa; William “Frank” He said he would also support the fine job for his candidate." Walsh Myette and Glassman had been at desired. Liberal company good fight.” wound down. Morning and evening Paid Pension it Insurance CALL JEAN winner against Republican can said. odds throughout the campaign. benefits. Send resume with A Mary Aim Taggart. Stepping from the fray Tuesday classes will begin Sept. 15 Benefits. Apply: Personnel Myette was first to enter the race night, Myette was eager to support qualifications, references, Information about the Manager, Hartford Desptach, and salary required to : Box —as one source said Tuesday —with Deila-Bitta in his fight with 225 Prospect Street, East 647-9846 or Alliance Francaise and LL, c/o Manchester Herald. assurances from Glassman that he Glassman. Asked if he could support Hartford, or send resume. WE LOVE YOUl was not interested in the Senate seat. registration forms for the Please do not phone. EOE. TV tonight. Della-Bitta —who at the time held a Ira, Ray, Tkn and Tom 647-9947 Myette said Tuesday South Wind classes are available by slight lead, Myette said, "Absoiutely, PART TIME. Earn extra 8:00 (1 )9 ElghI Is Enough College mond. (Repast) 9 9 9 Ths Tonlpht Show sor would have had a nominee for writing the Alliance presi DCDO® N«wt 9:30 Qussts: Joan Embery, Dr. London David Deila-Bitta is a good choice." money while the kids are in RELIABLE WOMAN to clean freshman Elizabeth's search for a both the state Senate and House of dent, Giselle Miller. 29 ) Brady Bunch boyfriend lakes her through a wild (S) Baseball: Race For The Smith, Stephan Qrappelll. (90 school. Telephone solicitation. house one day per week. Good aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaofoaaa In retrospect, Myette said he felt •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ) Jokar'aWHd fraternity party and an encounter Pennant mins.) Representatives had Glassman not Winterset Road, Simsbury, A few positions left. A good references, own transpota Help Wanted ' 12 J Program Unannounced with an overly intellectual student 0 9 Sanford 9 Dave Allen Show the primary's most important issue Conn. 06070 or calling her telephone voice and diction a tion. Call 643-5414, after 6:00 Halp Wanlad 13 l O Zoom reneged on his earlier position to re ©xe Heralii activist group. (Repeal: 60 mins.) 10:00 9 ABC NewoNIghtllne was Glassman's stand on state in at 658-1522. must. Call Monday to Friday, p.m.: anytime weekends. 1 Hogan’aHaroaa d ) Baseball New York Meta vs (D News 11:35 main outside the nomination fight. 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mr. Jim Rocfcford; Privata Tense moments come tax. Myette stressed during the WUCOME WARDN Philadelphia Phillies 9 Movie -(Adventure) d ) M.A.8.H. Glassman is currently the state Barry, 569-4993. THELO(»(SMmi Invoatigator 9 Movie •(Romance) *** "Thunderbair 1985 Sean Con 11:50 race that Glassman had been quoted BOOKKEEPER - Full America's leading 8:30 nery, Claudine Auger. James Bond 9 Lovo Boat-Barella Love Fourth Senatorial District Representative from South Windsor. charge. General Ledger, Tax Greeting Service seeks "Dreamer" 1979 TimMatheson. in 1976 saying he would be for a state PART TIME NURSES AIDES ® I Lova Lucy SussnBlakely. Film about one olthe 007 must stop the international B oa t-'The Million Dollar Man' An candidate David Della-Bitta Glassman, the source went on to □ n o t i c e s Reports. Blast Hartford con Under the direction of personnel. Flexible hours, Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 □D Tic Tac Dough crimeringSPECTREthathasthrea- income tax. Aithough Glassman - 7 a.m. to 12 noon: 7 to 3; and nation's most popular indoor par embezzler Is attracted to an under checks over results with his say, had told Myette he wanted to cern. Call 28941095. ^aula M azzola, Is now good earnings. Sales O O ® NBCNawa ticipant sports,bowling.(RatedPQ) tenedtodetonatetwostotenatomic cover cop. Baretta--‘ll Goes With stay in the House and was not in reversed and emphasized his position 3 to 11. Laurel Manor, 91 9 0 ) OvarEaay Quest: Historian ^ mins.) bombs somewhere in the West, un The Job' Baretta is marked for supporters at his headquarters Loll and Found 1 Chestnut Street. ooking for a dedicated experience helpful and car KN’S or LPN’S Theodore White. Host: Hugh on the tax, Myette said he had proved PART TIME CASHIER. App 9 9 Real People John Barbour less It is paid a ransom of $270 mil- execution by holdup man Vic Jack- terested in the seat of retiring state ly in person between 8:00 a.m. qrofesslonal hair necessary. Immediate Downs. (Closed Captioned) lion^aledPQ)(2hrs., iSmins.) son after the detjsctive slays Jack on Main Street in Glastonbury. the truth to the people of East Wind EXPEHENGED MECHANICAL visitsarestaurantatanudistcolony, Sen. David M. Barry. Glassman I.O.ST - New Automotive Red EXPERIENCED to 1:00 p.m. Mobil Self Ser ilealgner. openings in Manchester, NEW MANAQEMENT 9 Bob Newhari Show a reunion of block World War II 9 9 Oulney Though Quincy and son's brother during a robbery. sor. 8:55 At one point, figures showed reportedly refused to meet with Repair Manual, from the LABORERS t i EQUIPMENT vice, 917 C enter S tre e t, Windsor and South Windsor East Hartford Convalescent fighter pilots, and Sarah Purcell anepidemogolisitraceihreecases (Repeat; 2 hrs., tSmins.) OPERATORS need only to 9 Newa of deadly botulism to the stadium 12:00 As if in closing. Myette added, "My Center to Mortarty Brothers. Manchester. Call areas. Equal Opportunity INSPECTOR Home is now the Riverside takes a rids on the fabled Colorado Della-Bitta trailing Abraham Myette to work out any kind of com apply. Women encourag^ to NURSE MDES 7:00 River. (Repeat; 60 mins.) where a soccer championship is to d ) Sanford And Son people have nothing to be ashamed Call 646-2417 for pickup. Employer. Health Care Center. Starting ) CBSNewa be played, theycannotgetthegame Glassman by one vote. (Herald promise. apply. Call 871-7981, or apply 647-9980 ^osed-Captioned) (S) Professional Foolbalf From of. We ran a very, very, clean race.” HARDWARE CLERK to work For information rulli Our Mencheeltr plant It wages are RN’s 87.50 per J All In The Family 9 ( 22 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 10. 1980 Frank A Emaal EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept 10. 1980 - 23 Business & Service Ptanuto — Chariot M. Schulz ” X r '5 N O N B O F /m ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puule I'M PRAWIN6A COW, MOT MOOF5E5E5... BEES PON T HAVE) a n M Y B u S t N ^ S S , 1 Nuclear 1 Enthutisttic D" " A T 77 7 B H 3 BUT rM HAVIN6 TROUBLE "M00VES';...LIKE HOOVES! BEES 0 u 0 B 1] u A L P 1 3 Pbby agency (abbr.) 2 Erin A T o P fj R 1 M1 A L 3 HAVE FEET! L B t / r APlE. Y O U WITHTHEHOOFSESES... IN "BEHOOVES" 4 Eighth month 3 Man's name Y K E D V I A T [0 3 By'ADigaii van Buren (abbr.) 4 African land \o lA V ------1[c 1 □ [T h5 0 1 r e t a i n i n g t h e T 7 Hole making 5 Egypt (abbr.) U P 7 T 0 □ S A R O M\ tool 6 Grind with the s H c S U E □ s 1 ■f] 10 Satanic teeth 0 1 E T E L M□ S E vJ 7 Cut oH (si.) m » v ie R i g h t s ?" 12 Earth T L K Y E S U c B 7] 14 12. Roman 8 Marry a 1JL 0 £ Q u 15 Angered woman 2 THesVe * l- n r DEAR ABBY: For yearn I followed your advice. You told P H o i 0 c M tt 7 [DD me not to tell my husband about the affairs I had before we 16 Ash-colorad 9 Falsehood [8 0 V “ L u L U L Au u 17 Paradite 11 Songstress IF 0 P A c E t 1 T iJlul Strvlcti Ontrtd 31 S»rvlc»i O tfr td 31 Palntlng-Paptrlng 32 Building Contracting 33 were married unleee I was absolutely sure he wouldn't hold dweller Piaf In H 0 R E D S C□ □ t l it againit me or throw it up to me. 13 Force unit Apartmanta For Bent 53 Autoa For Sale Priscilla's Pop — Ed Sullivan 18 Death 61 Autos For Sale 61 Well, he kept begging and begging, promising it wouldn’t 20 Derogatory 19 Earth s star C&M TREE SERVICE • Free BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - DAN SHEA PAINTING & LEON CIEZSYNSKI * TAQ SALES introduced 46 Smert estimates, discount senior Fireplaces. Concrete. BUILDER. New homes, ad m rie any difference, no matter how many or who they were, 22 Flashlights (Lat) DECORATING, Interior and BANK REPOSSESSIONS - 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER. 30 Broke bread 46 Squeezed out citizens. Company Chimney Repairs. "No Job Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. ditions, remodeling, rec FEMALE ROOMMATE over so I told him. 'Hiere were only three; he guessed one, and the BE CAREFUL SOU HE LOST Y HOW 24 Flower 21 Believer TAG SALE A.M.F.M. pono 30 to share two bedroom Plymouth Sport Fury $2300. Slant six. Automatic. New ------"N 26 Pour 35 Lamia 46 Cooking Manchester-owned and Too Small." Call 644-8356 for Quality Craftsmanship! Call rooms, garages, kitchens other two were eurpriaee. He knew all of them, and now he is PCJN'T E N P UP I 132 P7IC7HE HIS WIFE LEFT HIM.' ^ (suffix) Excellent condition! National 1976 Dodge Charger Special tires. Brakes. Shocks. 30 Canine cry 38 Macadamia utensils operated. Call 646-1327. estimates. 646-5424, or 646-1305. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, apartment West Middle Turn calling me terrible names. It’e jutt about wrecked our 23 More wary Edition $ ^ . 1973 GMC Jim Exhaust and tune- up. Needs WALT BLOOMER' P0UNPS 7 PO THAT 31 Silver (chem. 40 Bishop's 49 Is situated dormers, roofing. Residential Geographjn. Attic items. 80 pike. $155 includes everything. marriage. 24 Exclamation 646-0608, after 9:00 p.m.; my Utility Truck $2300. 1969 some body work. Best offer. abbr.) 50 Family of B&M TREE SERVICE, WILL DELIVER small loads or commercial. 649-4291, Alton Street, Manchester It wasn't like I was cheating on him, Abby. I waen t hia of annoyance throne anytime weekends. AMC Ambassador $500. The 646-8823.______32 Solemn 41 Icons medieval where TREE-MENDOUS ser of sand, gravel or loam. Call 9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, girlfidend when I went with these guye. It was a long time wonder 25 Hair-do •••••••••••••••••••••••••• above may be seen at the 43 Russian river Ferrara vice is guaranteed, now 644-1775. Can call 7:00 a.m to DESIGN KITCHENS - September 6. 1979 MERCURY ZEPHER - 6 ago, they're all married, and I couldn't care lees about them. 33 Gob 27 Comfort PAINTING. INTERIOR AND Homes tor Bent 54 Savings Bank of Manchester, 44 First Hebrew 51 Auto club offering FREE STUMP 10:00 p.m. Cabinets, Vanities, Formica •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 923 Main Street. cylinder, automatic. Power Now I am confused. What ii a woman with a past 34 Four. Roman 28 Water pitcher GRINDING with tree EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully Counter Tops. Display, Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 steering brakes, am-fm radio, 36 Television re letter 53 Recent (prefix) insured. Nine years TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, ■uppoeed to do? She's damned if she tells, and damned if she 29 Was removal. Free estimates. Ful STUMP GRINDING - Fast, Storage & Bookcases, Kitchen 1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRD - rear window defroster, $ 4 ^ . ceiver ly insured. References. Senior experience. Free estimates. Cabinet Fronts. Custom Near hospital.spiti References, 37 English \ 2 3 4 6 6 7 1 6 prompt service! Group Rates. TOY POODELS - AKC Security. Lease required. $400 Automatic transmission, Excellent condition! 643-1951. ^ SORRY I WAS HONEST Citizens Discount. 643-7285. 64^1085. Woodworking. 649-9658. Registered. 8 weeks old. 1 requ ******•••••••••••••••••••• college Senior Citizen Discount! Free per month. Group 1 Phllbrick power brakes. Power 10 12 13 14 black, 2 whites. Males and Trucks lor Sale 82 39 Less difficult Estimates. 825. minimum. Heating-Plumbing 35 Agency, 646-4200. steering, am/fm radio. 12,000 DEAR SORRY: A woman ahould be accepted by her 42 With no REWEAVING BURN EXTERIOR PAINTING, females. Call 872-3369. 15 16 17 Bruce, 646-3425. miles. Excellent condition! huaband as the is. Her past is none of hia buslneas — weapons HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas experienced college student. 19M DODGE D 300 - One ton SIX ROOMS. Modern kitchen. $4295. 649-7746. 21 repaired. Window shades, Quality work. Very NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet '•••••••••••••••••••••••••• utility pickup. Good condition. just ai hia past is none of her buiineas. If they have 45 East Indian 11 10 20 Dining room, fireplace, front pepper plant Venetian blinds. Keys. TV WILL BABYSIT - Infant or reasonable prices. Call Mike, repairs, plugged drains Sporting Asking $150(). Call 643-9120. the kind of relationship In which both want to let it ■ Goods * 46 porch. Aluminum sided. Nice 1974 DODGE DART - Running 47 The populace 22 FOR RENT. Marlow's, 867 pre-schooler in my State 569-3458 or ^9-4945. kitchen faucets replaced •••••••••••••••••••••••••• all hang out, fine. But when one keeps begging for yard. $490 per month, plus condition. Good for parts. $300 Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawranca . 51 Bird Main Street. 649-5221. Licensed Home. Call Carolyn. repaired, rec rooms TWENTY THREE FOOT Molorcfcles-BIcycles 64 ■ oonfesalona, complete with the names and numbers of 24 25 27 26 20 LEE PAINTING. Interior & bathroom remodeling, heat utilities. Strano Real Estate, or best offer. Call 633-5361, all the players, while silence is golden, it’s not 52 First word of 1 1 643-8506. . PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman 646-2000. after 6:00 p.m. Caesar's 30 L 32 Exterior. "Check my rate modernization, etc. Free Sedan. Hard top. Excellent COLUMBIA - 24" Boy's Bicy necessarily guilL THIS RIDICULOUS A TRIFLE Estimate gladly given. M & M boast 1 1 1 1 1 before you decorate.” Depen condition. New electric trim cle, 3 speed. Very good condi FARCE HAS GONE 33 dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871 OPTION TO BUY. King size PAMPERED PINTO 1976 - 54 Superman's Painting-Papering 32 tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin tion. $60. Call 649-2062. DEAR ABBY: 1 was invited to a pool party by a friend LIITB FAR EN0 U(5H 1 lER SHRILL LITTLE-/ W(3 POU6 ^ S hE girl 1 1 1 1 1 LAWNS CUT. Expert service. four bedroom house with pool, Less than 20,000 miles. Excep ? PSmAHP TO SEE MISHTIM0 ALE /CAM EE FATTEHED 37 2. 40 Lowest rates around. Call for with head. Owner bought , plus lots more. Call tional condition! Call after who had been invited to bring a friend. I did not know the 55 Measure of GENERAL PAINTING - u S T Y larger boat. Call 742-8537 after MOPED, One year old.' Like VOICE f TO HARBA4 land (metric) 1 1 free estimate. 649-7773 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Interior & Exterior; ails. Locators. 236-5646. 6:00 p.m., 649-8926. 42 4 ^ - Interior and exterior. 5:00 p.m. R new $450, including helmet. 56 Copycat evenings. Socializing In Exterior Trim. Fee. The afternoon was spent swimming and drinkirid around Commercial and residential. 1973 CHEVY IMPALA. Good Call after 5:00 p.m. 649-8544. the jxiol. Then we dressed in our casual wear for dinner, to 57 Printer's 45 48 46 46 50 Free estimates. Fully in I^ree Estimates. Fully In direction ■ CERAMIC FIRING. Discount TRIBE SIZE. Five bedroom condition. $800. Call 875- 5420, be served on tables around the pool. As I eat down, I SI 52 S3 54 sured. 646-4879. sured. Call 64641709, or 742- Chip Repair Garden Products 47 SUZUKI 1977PE 250 - 58 Moreover rates. Quick service. Call 643- 5087. Dorcelain & home. Too many extras to list. after 5:00 p.m. acddentally knocked over a champagne glass and it broke. 59 Do farm work Excellent condition! Low 55 se 57 2543. fiberglass. Spray i Call for details. Locators. 23^ The host told me where the glassware had been purchased PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes, mileage. $900, negotiable. Call 60 Compass Building Contracting 33 Appliances & [ 5646. Fee. 649-1666. so that I could replace it. I lu t seemed reasonable to me, point 58 56 60 LAWNMOWERS PAINTING - INTERIOR AND Cabnets Display at 1 rs and eggplants. Bot- although I would not have made that suggeation to a guest /• EXTERIOR: Paperhanging. 6 HIGHLAND ST.. E.H. I Farms, 209 Hillstown REPAIRED. 15% Sr. Citizen S SOUTH WINDSOR. Air con of mine. (Accidents will happen.) INiWSFAFCa INTIHFaiSI A$IN> Experienced, references, I r WES ROBBINS Carpentry GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND Road, Manchester. 1974 PINTO STATION SUZUKI 1979 RM 250 Discount! Free pick up and remodeling specialist. Ad ditioning. Six roomer with Well, I phoned the store the followibg day and learned delivery! Expert service. ving Willimantic, <2031 526-6200 WAGON - Four cylinders. MOTOCROSS - Excellent con ditions. rec rooms, dormers, modern kitchen. Kids O.K. Automatic transmission, roof dition! Fox shox. Best offer. that a single cryetal champagne goblet cost $166! ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. Manchester, Bolton, Coven CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many Call for Information. try. Columbia, Tolland areas. built-ins, bathrooms, new verities. 29 Mountain racks. 45,000 miles. $1250. CalU493546 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ No way can 1 afford that on my modest income. I might 647-3660. kitchens. 649-3446. Flooring 36 Locators. 236-5646. Fee. W. J. Grille. 423-6582. Road. Glastonbury. (Near Please call 643-7258 after 7:00 add, I was not drunk and the table was a glaee-top type with Allsy Oop — Dave Sraus briclqe p.m. no tablecloth to buffer a fallen goblet FLOORSANDING Minneaebaug Golf (bourse). VERNON. Extra large three FARRAND REMODELING - REFINISHING floors like INVITATION I usually don't mind paying for my miatakea, but I bedroom with garage, laundry 1972 MAVERICK. Very good PAINTING BY CRAIG Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters. new! Specializing in older NATIVE PEACHES AND consider it totally inappropriate to place euch costly ( B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom facilities. Kids and pets O.K. running condition and in IT IS N T m u c h f a r t h e r t o t h a t M IN E S H A F T IT'S NOT THOSE ...IT'S TH' ONES _ OGDEN. Interior and Room Additions, Decks, All floors. Natural and stainded PEARS. Botti's Fruit Farm. Locators. 236-5646. Fee. TO BID glassware on the table for a casual swimming party. I plan ENTRANCE, ED! IF WE CAN OUTRUN THOSE JOKERS I'M V IN FRONT OF US Work. Free Estimates. Will Exterior Specialist! Fully In Upes of Remodeling and floors. No waxing anymore! 260 Bush Hill Road, (rear), terior. Must sell. 646-0172 to send a note of apology and encloee a check for $25 to help ; BEHIND I WORRIED ABOUT. pick up and deliver. Please sured. Free Estimates. Call Repairs. Free estimates. Ful Also: Painting. John Ver- Manchester. days; 643-4931 evenings. Sealed bids will be toward replacing said glass. What do you say? ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ______call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. anytime, 649-8749. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. faille, 646-5750. received in the Office of J. Antiques 48 OfHces-Stores for Bent 55 The Director of General DEAR J.: Your note and check for $2B eeem Fine safety play ignored THE PACK RAT will open by Services, 41 Center Street, Help Mfantad 13 Household Goods 40 reaeonable to me. Find out if you are Insured agaiiitt cbance, or request during the Manchester, Connecticut, such breakage. And is your host? (Many are, and his game contract. There is a summer. Call 643-6880. WOODSIDE ANTIQUES P A R T T IM E M O D EL HOM E 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE until ^ptem ber 25, 1680 at don’t realise it) pert^t safety play available RECEPTIONIST TYPIST - 50 FURNITURE - Unused. for rent. Central location. 11:00 a.m. for the here, but it is remarkable that WANTED - Antique Fur Junk DEAR ABBY: Having played in a dance band myself in NORTH 9.10. many good players don't seem Butcher block kitchen table, wpm. Varied duties. 9 to 1. niture. Glass, Pewter, Oil Newly redecorated, with am following: the early '20e, I sure got a kick out of the letter fiom the • Q J 3 Call 644-2427. and four chairs, value $700, ple parking. Telephone 649- to know it. BUTINS Paintings, or Antique Items. orchestra leader asking for additional suggestions for tongs VA 63 It decided a SViiss team asking $350. Chrome and glass R. Harrison. Telephone 643- 2891. Fire Apparatus, Pumper •«••••••••••#••••••••••••• dining table, with four chairs, to dedicate to couples celebrating their wedding annivei^ ♦ A92 match at this year's Texas 8709. ICais and Foam Apparatus ■arise. ♦ J 753 Regionals in Austin.itir Situation Wanted 15 beige velvet cushions and MANCHESTER - Retail, At both tables the 10 oi chrome, value $2000, asking •••••••••••••••••••••••••• storage and/or manufacturing The Town of Manchester is Here are a few you might want to add to hie li^ WEST EAST GOLD^na SILVER LOOKING FOR WORK. Am $1299. Sand tweed sectional L For the 40th anniveraary: “Why Don't We Do This More Ths Fllntatonsa — Hanna Barbara Productlona • 10987 5 *64 spades was opened against space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- BOUGHTI an equal opportunity tnree notrump. At table one. bitious fifteen year old girl shaped couch, with two ot □ RENTALS 000 square feet. Very Often?" VQtOSZ VJ 94 Biir$ Auto Pirti employer, and requires an 4Q104 ♦ J 873 South won in dummy, led a WE PAY INSTANTLY ON THf SPOT would like to work from 2:15 tomans, value $3000, asking reasonable. Brokers For the 50th: “Once in a While." low club and played his 10 $1699. Oval chrome and glass TOLLAND affirmative action policy For the 60th: "I Can Dream, Can’t I?” ' WHEN MILFORD 4K • Q984 p.m. to anytime. Also Booms lor Bent 52 protected. Call Heyman l876<231 64M67 AND after East followed with the • Class Rin(s *161161111 weekends and school cocktail table, value $350, Properties, 1-226-1206. for all of its Contractors By the way, the wife and I just celebrated our 59th THEN I ... KISSES 'EM/THEV'VE SOUTH four. Ten minutes later he SURE BEEN KISSED/ • A K 2 • Inyttm; mait6d lOK 14K 18K vacations. Call Jodie at 646- asking $250. Call Monday MATURE MALE ROOM $15. and Vendors as a condition wedding anniversary. Sign me . .. was down one and explained 1844. tbrou^ Fridav 9 to 4:30 only. VK 87 Female, mature $20. Non- Wanted to Bent 57 of doing business with the OLD MUSIC MAN IN FLORAL PARK, N.Y. how unlucky he had been. • M St6f1ing Sihf6f 643-9508, or 649-5635. I’robule Notice Do you hate to write letters becauae you don't know w ♦ K 65 At table two. South won in smokers. Live-in. References. Town, as per Federal • A 10 6 2 BOOKKEEPER SEEKS work One must have license, plus PROFESSIONAL WITH TWO Court of Probate. District of Hebron what to eay? Thank-you notes, eympathy letters, his own hand and led the PHONE 643-4639 HOURS 9-5 in M anchester. No phone NOTICE OK HEARING Order 11246. oongratnlariona, how to decline a ^ accept inrita ' Vulnerable: Both deuce of clubs. West played □M ISC . FOR SALE few errands and meals. 649- SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN his singleton king and South work. Experience in most 5459. desires reasonable two ECSTATE OF ALBERT W HILDING tiona and how to write an interesting letter are Dealer: South systems. 529^)639 : 633-6493. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pursuant to an order of J. Stewart Bid forms, plans and had his two club tricks and the 210 PINE ST. • MANCHESTER bedroom rent in Manchester. Stockwell. Judge, dated 9 S 80 a includad in Abby’s booklet, “How To Write Letters Articles for Sale 41 specifications are North East Soeth match. He explained how cormr of HTFD. RD. AND PINE ST. PLEASANT ROOM lor Please all 224-2502 after 5:00 hearing will be held on an application for All OeoasioBs.” Band $1 and a long, staaqiMd (28 I NT skillfully he had played the (OLD KINGS BLDG.) mature gentleman willing to p.m. praying an instrument in writing pur available at the General □ EDUCATION porting to be the last will and testa centa), salf-addreesad envelope to: Abby, Letter Pass 3 NT Pass Pass clubs. do some yard work for part of ment of said deceased be admitted to Services Office, 4i Center Booklet, 188 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Pass Neither knew the simple rent. Near bus line, parking. GARAGE TYPE BUILDING probate and that administration of said Street, Manchester, •0212. safety play of laying down the Schools-Classes 19 Kitchen privileges. for Automotive Repairing in estate be granted to the proposed ace to maxe sure or two club ALUMINUM Sheets used as named fiduciary. Alberta C. Hllding as Connecticut, Opening lead:* 10 printing plates, .007 thick References required. Call 647- the Manchester area. W ene^ in said application on file more fully tricks against any possible SIGN UP NOW. Ceramic 9033. approximately 3,000 to 3,500 appears, at the Court of Probate on Town of Manchester, club distribution. Classes. 55 Volpi Road, 23x28‘/4*', 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be square feet for a leading September 17. I9B0 at 11 IS a m Connecticut rha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom Incidentally, declarer num Bolton. Manchester line. 1:00 Apartments For Bent national company. Call Kathleen M Sawyer. RstroQfoph ber one tried the best line to 53 Robert B, Weiss, to 3:30; 7:00 to 9:30. 649-8402. picked up before 11 a m. derk produce three club tricks. ONLY. collect: 401-724-8198, Rhode 022-09 General Manager 118 MAIN STREET - "The Island. WOULD'(DU eeOPSET) /1)0, \ -6(05 WAS \ (DHJTtO)«3HTSDU5AlP By Oswald Jacoby That lead to the 10 followed 019-09 CAPfUCORN (Dw. 22-Jen. It) and Alan Sontag by the play of the ace would SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 Gables ' 3 Room Apartment. IFIiJH?? y . ‘- AT WAIXV'S BAR WHeiJI' Heat and hot water. $320 THREE BEDROOM Recognition and achievement get three if East held either K □ REAL ESTATE track with recorder, turntable Hruliale .Notice are extrennety Important to you z. Q X, K Q or K Q X and monthly. Security and Tenant APARTMENT IN I WASIW3RKIW;?' This and similar hands have and two speakers. Excellent Court of Probate. Dtstnet of Hebron < % u r today. That la why you'll be will been appearing in bridge col would have a 37 pe-cent condition. $200. Call after 6 Insurance required. Call 646- MANCHESTER - $350 NOTICE OF HEARING Probate Notice ing to put forth ttM extra effort a chance of success. B; he Homes For Sale 23 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. monthly rent maximum Star FISTATE OF HILDING. ETHEL P ^ r t h d a y umns for years. South is in p.m., 647-1400, Pursuant to an order of Hun J ^OTICE TO CREDI'TORS runner-up wouldn't exercise. three notrump and needs two needed two only. ting November 1st thru April Stewart Siockwell. judge, dated ESTATE OF ELLA L ROYS AQUAR1U8 (Jan. 20>Feb. 18) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) EAST HARTFORD SPLIT Thp Hon David C ^pp«. Judge, of Where others may have prob club tricks in order to fulfill X SOUTH WINDSOR - Working 1st. 646-5200. 9 6.80 a hearing will be held on an POOL- 24' 4', 7 ft. deep. application praying that an instrument the Court of Probate, D iitrict of 11.1M0 lems recognizirtg what la truthful, LEVEL - Immediate occupan Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deex. with 1, 2, and 3 bedroom Coventry at a hearing held on HURRYI HURRYI cy. Illness in family. In- m writing purporting to be the last will Over the coming months things you will not be so easily deceived $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. houses and apartments. Many and testament of said deceased be ad September S, 1980 ordered that all and see this spacious 5-4 duplex In a business 1 ■ round pool and other extras! accepting children and pets. claim i mutt be preaented to the relating to your finances or today. Trust your Instincts when mitted to probate and that administra fiduciary on or before December 8. weighing evidence. 2 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. tion of said estate be granted to the security should begin to zone. Huge treed lot with barn style garage. A great ? SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Call for details. Locators, 236- 1980 or be barred Ai by law provided PI8CE8 (Feb. 2(M«arch 20) kl*- I 5646. FEMALE LOOKING for one sed named fiduciary, Alberta C improve. Once you accumulate a Our Boarding Houaa Processed Gravel, Sand, Bertha E Rap^. (Terk bit of surplus, bank It. Don’t blow Progress ia likely today regard buyl Mid 80's. ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN. I RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal room apartment, with kitchen K ig as in said application on file The fiduciary is 4-10 Jtone, and Fill. For deliveries more fully appears, at the Court of It. ing a secret ambition you’ve dining room. Rec room with FURNISHED THREE ROOM privileges. Please call: Mrs. The fiduciary is been hoping to futfili. Take care, n iG eo rg e Grilling, 742-7886. l^obate on September 17,1980 at 11 00 Helen 1 Reynolds wet oar. Separate master Kuck at 872-6222. am however, that you don't maka APARTMENT. Second floor. 82 Lonergan Acres wllliimuM “ e-duR w avaif TrttiTATION CAME NOW I HE LICKED bedroom suite with cathedral Kathleen M Sawyer VWOO (Aug. 2)-8ep«. 22) Gains any premature announcements. ■OR SALE - Couch, end Heal Private entrances. Clerk WillimanUc. Ct r e m e m b e r ! H\S FINOERS ceiling. Large Hag-stone Adults. No pets. Security. 06228 can ba made today, but it may ARIE8 (March 2l-Apfil If) UP with a (SBEAT intro tables, chair, T.V. antenna, 021-00 FOR MV NEW6 PROGRAM HE PLAYED ON CAMERA patio. Pool. Wood-burning References. 643-4860. □ AUTOMOTIVE be necessary to cast some bread Diplomacy and persuasion can /MlKPlDR./AIRfZrOR, WHO la iH E r d id n T k n c s w t h a t stove. $89,500. Group 1, rotor. $95. 72 West Street. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a on the waters first. Sometimes accompli^ for you what bossy "I'VE (SOT A TO SEE IF . , r Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 methods can't. You know how to IN /MYHAND... /MEANEST /MIRRiDRS (OOU L P F E E L THEY WERE Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. COUNTRY LIVING. Autos For Sale 81 one must spend money In order UNREASONINiE- T E R R O R KieVf a o rju s T what FEELIWTHI am to make money. Romance, trav get others to do your bidding K ID IN A L i- you UHE'UOHTEB NEWE, FALUN'" AS (SOOD Carpeted two bedroom with el. luck, resources, possible pit- ^thout arousing resentment. AS FTJie p PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. WK p a y t o p p r ic e s for THE LAND? w ith PRESCOTT PIKE'. WHEN DARK LOAM DELIVERED - air conditioning. Modern Legal Notice falls and career for the coming TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your Six generous size rooms. 24 appliances. Yard for kids. wrecked and junk cars. A & B intuition regarding a situation ANO HERE'S PFES-COTT! ANNOUNOIN C H IC K E N ! , ^THEDRAL CEILINGS & SKYLIGHTS ■ 5 yards. $50 plus tax. Also Auto Salvage, used auto parts. This is to certify that the East Hartford Town Council, in ses months are all discussed in your foot livingroom. Fireplace. OnV $250. Locators. 236-5646. Astro-Graph, which begins with affecting your wort or career ia r A Pla n e accent the luxurious Interior of this new I sand, gravel and stone. 643- Call Tony 64M223. Sion Tuesday, September 2. 1980, unanimously voted to: Dining room. Three 9504. F’ce. your birthday. Mail $1 for each to right on the button today. Don't CRASH customized homel 2'/« baths, huge family room I bedrooms. U-i baths. Garage. a) Place the recommendations of the Charter Revision Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio disregard strong feelings or $69,900. Group 1, Philbrick City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure hunches. with fireplace, brick front and large lot. | STEREO COMPONENT MANCHESTER. Nice two Commission on the voting machine for the November 4 Agency, 646-42n. bedroom. Kids O.K. No lease. to specify birth date. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, 1980 election. LIBfU (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Mem organizational abilities are espe With basement. Today just WANTED JUNK AND LATE cially keen today. You are partic- CAPE. Immaculate six (player/recordi, speaker b) Place on the ballot the issues of the Charter Revision bers of the opposite sex find you Blanchard & Rosaettoi $300 Locators. 236-5646. Fee. MODEL WRECKS - Cash an interesting person to b ^ in ulariy good at picking the right rooms. Three or four pair, turntable, stack rack. C U H k REALTORS | $390 or best offer. Four piece Paid. Call Parker Street Used Commission in the form of a single question, as follows: with, but today you may have peop^ for things they can do bedrooms. Modern kitcen. bedroom set, modern style, NEWLY DECORATED One Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. To approve the amendments to the Town Charter as even more allure than usual. It well V N N ,e 9-tO Wall to wall in three rooms. solid oak. best offer. Call 643- bedroom with fenced yard. recommended by the Charter Revision Commission and could be your nonchalant air. CANCER (June 21-July 22) It 646-2482 ■ Enclosed porch, garage. $62',- Just $100. Locators. 2^5646. SCORPIO (Oct. 24>Nov. 22) You may take you a bit l o n ^ than Levy’a Law — James scnumeister 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday 1969 CONTINENTAL approved by the Town Council. others lo get things done today, W M t Cantor Cor. of McKoo J 500. Group 1 Realtors. through Friday. Ask tor Lee. CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call could be very lucky materially Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. DUPLEX. Stylish five roomer Attest: Marjorie S. Hyde today, owing to rather strar>ge but the big difference is that Equal Housing Opportunity * between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 circumstances. Be alert for a what you'll do will be done to LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing with carpeting. Basement. p.m. 646-4004. Council Clerk FPDEEAl- BUBEAU MANCHESTER - Unique peculiar twist that might spell perfection. Table. Was $80. asking $45. Garage plus more. Only $325. 0164)9 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Those OF BUBRAUS-loJfee English Cotswold three story profit. K 5 H T E R Baby's walker $9. Carseat Locators. 236-5646. Fee. 1974 SUBARU - Good condi 8AOITTARKI8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) with whom you associate today NOT WJMPtN(5 HIM Colonial on Comstock Roau, IN THE RIVER /MAY 646-2096. tion, Front wheel drive. $1800 Even though you're a bit of a will know you m m buaineaa. n o t near Country Club. Must be ROCKVILLE. All bills paid. daydreamer today, what you even when your demands are UNTIL YJU nUU OUT negotiable. Telephone 843- B R IS H T E R = seen to be appreciated. $125,- One bedroom with carpet. No 6785, or 659-1723. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID envision will still be practical and couched in friendly phrases. iH ese ro(tM& / REDWOOD FARMS 000. Lesperance Agency, 646- lease. Only $175.00. Locators. attainable Fancies can become You're gentle, yet forceful. 0505. 236-5646. Fee. 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER facts. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) TYPEWRITERS It ADDING 318. Three speed. Posi rear Town of Manchester, Connecticut (Owner) fkto QtoncM — Oil Fo* TOLLAND. House for sale. MACHINES - Standard and GLASTONBURY. Heat paid. end. Needs some work. Best Custom built Ranch. Whistle portable. SPECIAL BACK TO Two bedrooms with air con offer over $400. 871-73^. Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl A Stottal clean. Over one acre of land. SCHOOL PRICES! From $40, ditioning. Modern appliances Separate sealed bids for the Relocation of Median Openings and Price in mid 60 s. Must be Open 'til 3:00 p.m. Saturdays. plus more. Locators. 23fr5^. 1972 DODGE POLARA, Four Underdrain will be received by the Town of Manchester, seen to appreciated. 429-4547 YALE TYPEWRITER, 649- Fee. ■' r.rgistered and running, or 643-7457. (Connecticut at the office of the Director of General Services un^ ^SHIP \ 1 17 WHATSUP DOCr f" . wo . Best offer. Call til 11:00 A.M. E.D.S.T., September 23, 1980 and then will be EAST HARTFORD. Fur '■47-3494 days; 649-7149 after MANCHESTER.' RANCH. 7 NEW QUEEN SIZE nished two bedroom will, publicly opened and read aloud. 5 M IP , 30 p.m. »non Riba — Prank Hill Rooms. I'/i baths. 2 car gar waterbed, never opened, 10 laundry faciliteis. Basemen. The Information for Bidders. Form of Bid, Form of Contract. age. 2 fireplaces. Full base year warrenty, walnut stained Appliances available. Lo.- A H O ^ 970 PONTIAC LE MANS. 350 Plans, Specifications and Forms of Bid Bond, Performance and TMERES NOTHINC? TMAT WILL /V1AKE ment. Treed lot. Excellent pine frame, deck, pedestal, $300's. Locators. 336-S64G. engine. Runs excellent. Body area. $77,900. Group I, F.J. mattress, safety liner, heater. Fee. Payment Bond, and other contract documents may be Y O U C A N PO- P A V IN (3 KDVALTA'XK :ood. $450. 649-5145. Ask for ® © Spilecki, Realtors, 643-2121. Originally $330. Now only - s;'eff, examined at the following: \ P U N . $199. 563-0073, Rocky Hill. BOLTON. Large three room Office of the Director of General Services ANDOVER LAKE FRONT. apartment. Stovi , 1975 FORD VAN - Many Two to four bedrooms. 1‘'4 TOP QUALITY BMX PARTS refridgeratc., Qi■ Municipal Building extras! Best offer. Call 64fr 41 Center Street, baths. Year round home with - Amplifier. 10x10 blue and neighborhood. No p 4f>0. 19 Galaxy Drive heatilator fireplace, deck green shag rug. Excellent con References required. Manchester, Connecticut 06040 This 8-room Capo located In one of Manchester's overlooking cove. Full walk dition. Call 643-2828. 643-5983 ODGE CHALLENGER out basement. $59,000. By Copies may be obtained at the office of Ihc Director of General most popular areas Is suddenly available. Fan . ...ny new parts, plus new OHO- Zd£ owner. 742-6132. CAR PLATES. Deluxe 2 OF ((Nils'* 6MS, OF COORSfc *no S o n q i NO, OOMT LAQ. MOTOR - Easy to handle. MANCHESTER ■ Five room K aid $600. 646-8390. i M t A OujfL. Household Goods Super condition. Economical duplex. 2 months security. ------Each Bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the amount, GROUP 1 40 to run. 649-8926 after 6:00 p.m. $350 monthly plus utilities. Oc 1974 SUBARU. Four Speed, form and subject to the conditions provided in the Information tober 1st. Open House REFRIGERATORS Wednesday &.Thursday 6 to 8 Very qood condition. 33 miles to Bidders. Washers/Ranges, used, per (allon. $1700 or best offer. ZINSSER AGENCY p.m. 43 Cambridge Street. No Bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after the actual "A strand of green hair on hla lapel. I don’t guaranteed and clean. New 659-: 3, after 6:00 p.m. shipment damaged, G.E It date of the opewing thereof. ROUGH CUT CEDAR POSTS FOUR ROOM APARTMENT know whether to report this to a divorce FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. & CORDWOOD available. 1972BUICK LE SABRE. Uses Robert B. Weiss, General Manager lawyer or a UFO agencyl” B.D. Pearl It Son. 649 Main - Second floor. No children or 646-1511 Taking orders for delivery, pets. Middle age couple. Call regular gas. Good running and September 4, 1980 Street. 643-2171, Call 643-0703; or 646-1765. 649^868. body condition. Asking $m . 015419 643-6125.