\ The weather Partly sunny, hazy, hot and humid today with chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. Highs around 90 or 32 Celsius. Warm and humid tonight with considerable fog; lows 65 to 70. Partly sunny, lianrlfpalpr iEuptiutg Bpralfi hazy, hot amd humid Thur^ay with chance of A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 afternoon thunderstorms; h i^ s 85 to 90. Chance of rain 30 percent today, 20 percent tonight and 30 Home delivered copy 15 cents percent Thursday. National weather map on page Vol. XCVII, No. 269 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, August 16, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents 16.

Inside today Manchester Memphis blackout A Hartford developer plans to build low and moderate cost housing on Spencer Street near the new housing for the elderly. adds to problems See pngf 2. The Charter Revision Commis­ sion plans to meet Monday to MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - A city is being patrolled by about 1,500 Police Capt. Sam Martz said National Guardsmen and Mayor revise recommendations it made blackout blamed on a drunken securi­ looting broke out in the downtown that were rejected by the Board of ty guard plunged Memphis into Wyeth Chandler has imposed a dusk- area and two fires were reported Directors. See page 10. darkness for two and a half hours to-dawn curfew. within half an hour after the lights today, triggering a wave of looting in Police first said 65 people had been went out. The looting initially was the city, which has been without un­ arrested by police and National confined to downtown grocery and East Hartford ion police and firemen for nearly a Guardsmen for looting during the liquor stores, but quickly spread week. blackout, but later revised that across the city. Fires were reported The Town Council approves a Richard Hyder, 29, a newly hired figure, reporting 30 arrests. Most at the county courthouse and a resolution to fund a townwide employee of Murrary Guard Service, were believed to be for curfew refinery in south Memphis. traffic study and to rebuild the was charged with interfering with violations, though a breakdown of the “Our dispatcher informs me the southern part of Main Street. See power lines at the substation where charges was not immediately looting is pretty bad. It is not con­ page 7. he worked, Lt. Guy Cain of the available. fined to any one area. It is Tenants are making progress on Sheriff’s Department said. Police Director E. Winslow Chap­ widespread over the city,” Martz improvements ordered at Cain said Hyder “was legally man said the suspect had asked to said. Mayberry Village, says the direc-, drunk’’ at the time of the incident. see an attorney and he confirmed the Some store owners whose shops tor of the inspections and permits. “We gave him two intoximeter tests FBI was investigating the incident had been raided stood guard over See page 7. 20 minutes apart and he registered since the Tennessee Valley Authori­ their wares with pistols and 0.14 both times," Cain said. “Wecon- ty, which produces the area’s elec­ shotguns. Connecticut sider 0.1 to be legally drunk.” tricity, is federally owned. Looters smashed windows and The U.S. Department of Cain said Hyder was not im­ “Apparently it was sabotaged in carried off items ranging from k-A.1 that certain key switches were Transportation, in a ruling that mediately charged for drunkeness bottles of liquor to Presley souvenirs thrown at the substation,” Chapman could affect other cities in Uie na­ because the other charge was a felony in many parts of the city. One group said. “This indicates that someone of teen-agers, being chased by tion, charges that Hartford’s bus and took precedence. would have to know exactly where to sheriff’s deputies, dropped a cash system provides better service to “At this time there is no indication IN go and exactly what to do.” register they were carrying from a white than to minorities. See he (Hyder) was involved with anything other than he was drunk on Chapman said guards were on duty downtown store. page 2. at the substation, but the saboteur State and municipal officials duty and committed this act on his Other businesses looted included own volition,” Cain said. “just got past them.” downtown liquor stores, souvenir see no speedy way to end a court- Shotgun-wielding store owner stands in shattered doorway of ortered construction ban on the “We haven’t pinned in any A police captain indicated the shops near Presley’s Graceland Man­ his looted food store in Memphis, Tenn., today as a blackout blackout was connected to the proposed Interstate 291. See page way (that) he is involved with the sion and service stations throughout walkout by policemen and firemen the city. 7. plunged the city into darkness in the midst of a strike by police strike. However, the investigation is and firefighters. (UPI photo) continuing.” that has threatened to shut down all About 1,400 National Guardsmen, New England Capt. Lonnie Rose of the Sheriff’s city services. who had been called up earlier to Department said another security “It looks like someone threw a help provide police and fire protec­ Suspected West German guard at the substation took Hyder master switch,” Police Capt. W.W. tion during the strike, were helping terrorist Kristina Berster pleads Thief must like fish into custody at the scene, turning Marlar said. “You would have to be a police arrest looters. innocent to another immigration him over to Rose and other damn fool to think it wasn’t con­ “ We have helicopters up, dog charge and says she’ll seek — 38,000 pounds o / it authorities. nected with the strike.” squads out and as many cars out on asylum in the U.S. See page 6. Within moments after the power The Memphis Light, Gas and the road as possible. They are taking The crew of the Double Eagle II The thief either really likes fish or cocktail shrimp, police said. The outage began at 12:30 a.m. CDT, Water Division also blamed sabotage those arrested to the county jail,” reaches the two-thirds mark in was in for a big surprise when he scallops were given a retail value of looters began stealing liquor, Elvis for the blackout. Martz said. the trans-Atlantic balloon flight. stole a tractor-trailer truck with over $100,450. Presley souvenirs and groceries “We have received information The county-wide blackout ^affected See page 7. 38,000 pounds of seafood. Police said the tractor was locked, from several downtown stores. that the Cordova Substation was about 1 million people in Shelby Police reported today that the but that a latch was missing from one Before the power was restored short­ entered and switches were opened,” County. Police said besides Memphis The nation truck, owned by East Penn Trucking wing window which had been secured ly after 3 a.m., the looting had spread said Paula Payne, superintendent of and its Tennessee suburbs, the Across the cornfields of Co. of Lehighton, Pa., was stolen with tape before the theft. to other areas of the city, with at communications services for the blackout also extended to Minnesota, farmers are losing a from the parking lot of the The truck had come from least a dozen confirmed cases. Memphis Light, Gas and Water Divi­ Southhaven, Miss., a few miles south desperate battle against a 400- Manchester Motel at 1 McNall St. Gloucester, Mass, where the load of Memphis has been flooded in re­ sion. of Memphis. kilvolt power line. See page 5. sometime between 12:20 and 9:10 fish was picked up, police said, but cent days with tens of thousands of She explained that opening the Several Memphis residents called Despite the threat of contempt a.m. Tuesday. its destination was not known. Presley fans, here to mark the first switches broke the power contact news outlets complaining they also and she said this forced an overload of Congress charges, HEW The trailer contained 35,000 pounds The FBI has been called in for the annniversary of the rock singer’s were without water, indicating that at the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Secretary Joseph Califano today of scallops, 2,048 pounds of cod, 750 investigation because it involves in­ death one year ago today. at least some of the city’s pumping refused to give secret drug com­ pounds of salmon and 450 pounds of terstate trade. In the absence of union police, the Allen Steam Plant. stations were out of commission. pany records to a House subcom­ mittee. Earlier story on page 6. The world Police will picket over talk breakdown Acting out every mother’s fear, problem to the public,” he said. He two Israeli women have swapped Thursday at 8 a.m. in front of the of the contract negotiation problems. By GREG PEARSON James Cimmino, director of the feels that some taxpayers may react their baby girls. Each took home Connecticut Council of Police Unions The town and the union have been Herald Reporter town’s Municipal Building. that the department is overstaffed the wrong infant. See page 14. Union representatives agreed this and the chief bargaining agent for the negotiating since early this year. Lit­ A five-year exile for Alexander The union representing employees morning to delay the start of the Manchester union, said this morning tle progress has been made in recent and overpaid. Podrabinek completes a near­ of the Manchester Police Depart­ picketing action. This was done “to that the union had planned to picket meetings, according to both sides. But, the majority, he believes, will sweep of the Moscow dissident ment has issued a mandate to picket allow for some time to cool down a witlf all off-duty members of the un­ “The main reason is to make the agree that the department is a good community by Soviet authorities. in protest of the recent breakdown in bit,” one union official said. ion, Manchester Police Union Local public aware that we’re working one and is deserving of adequate pay See page 16. contract negotiations. Plans today apparently are to without a contract,” Cimmino said of increases. 1495. Cimmino said that the town has The union met Tuesday night and carry out the picketing mandate, the proposed picketing action. Cimmino said the union agreed to offered three percent pay increases agreed to the mandate. It originally although no'date for starting the ac­ mandate the picketing because it “We’re becoming very disenchanted. Sports had planned to begin picketing tion had been set this morning. wants to increase public awareness “We’re simply going to bring the See Page Ten East Hartford bows out in State American Legion Tour­ nament ... Whalers sign high- scoring Andrea Lacroix. See page Confessed assassin II. Yankees cut one more game off Red Sox lead in American League. See page 12. denies shooting King The market WASHINGTON (UPI) - James brought a rifle to Memphis that was cluding a $1,700 robbery in Canada, and a smuggling operation between NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices Earl Ray, who confessed to killing the same type as that used to kill Detroit and Windsor, Ont., which opened higher today in active Martin Luther King a decade ago, King. Ray said he last saw the rifle the brought in $1,500, a Mexican trading of New York Stock today testified under oath that he Exchange issues. was several blocks away when the day before the assassination. He said smuggling scheme, carried out with he gave it to “Raoul” — a mysterious Raoul, that paid $2,000. The Dow Jones industrial civil rights leader was slain at a figure with whom Ray had engaged The testirhony took place before 12 average, which lost 1.04 points Memphis, Tenn., motel on April 4, in smuggling activities in Mexico and committee members, 90 staff Tuesday, was ahead 0.78 point to 1968. 887.90 shortly after the opening. “I did not shoot Martin Luther Canada during the year prior to the members, some 200 carefully The Dow has been under profit­ King J r.,” Ray told the House King killing. screened, specially ticketed taking pressure following an 85- Assassinations Committee in his first On the day before the shooting, members of the public, and the news point gain the past month. public testimony on the murder. Ray testified he met Raoul at a bar media. Ray began speaking about 9:30 near the Memphis rooming House. Escorted by his lawyer, Mark a.m. and finished reading his 38-page “ He then took the rifle and Lane, Ray entered the hearing room Index prepared statement — throwing in departed, and that was the last I saw under heavy security provided by occasional off-the-cuff remarks — of the weapon,” Ray said. federal marshals. He wore a Area towns ...... 8-9 about 90 minutes later. Ray said that on the day of the checkered sportcoat and a striped tie Business...... 15 Speaking rapidly, with a slight shooting he went to a gas station to and carried a briefcase. Classified...... 16-18 southern accent, Ray suggested to check a leaking tire on the Mustang. Before Ray testified. Lane Comics...... 19 the televised committee hearing that He then drove back toward the protested that his client had been James Earl Ray, convicted of the assassination of Martin East Hartford...... 7-8 the King assassination was a con­ rooming house to find a police car beaten by federal marshals on Mon­ Luther King Jr., takes the oath today for his first public in­ Editorial ...... 4 spiracy between the FBI and the blocking the street and people run­ day when he was transferred to Entertainment ...... 14 Memphis police. ning about. Washington. But Rep. Richardson terrogation in the killing. (UPI photo) Fam ily...... 22-30 Ray said he was unaware of the He immediately started driving Preyer, D-N.C., said that matter was Food ...... 21 King slaying until he heard a radio toward New Orleans, Ray testified, not before the committee. Manchester...... 2-3, 10 report an hour after the shooting. By and, “I heard over the car radio that “In essence, I would have told the Java crop in trouble Obituaries ...... 10 that time, said Ray, he was driving in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been trial court and jury that I did not Sports...... 11-13 Mississippi, just over the Tennessee shot in Memphis.” shoot'Martin Luther King Jr.,” Ray Coffee prices leaped 13 percent on border. The radio report said police At length, Ray traced his said. He said it is easy for a lawyer LONDRINA, Brazil (UPI) - Coffee producers fear an Antarctic the New York commodities market were looking for a white Mustang — movements in the year before the “to maneuver his client to a guilty this week, and the Brazilian Coffee ... cold wave sweeping Brazil may Briefly the kind of car Ray was driving at the assassination — a year in which he plea,” particularly when the court Institute suspended all exports of result In a “black frost” like the 1975 time. broke out of tbe Missouri State cooperated. beans and instant coffee while of­ SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) killer that wiped out the coffee crop Retracing his actions at the time Penitentiary, worked briefly as a dis­ Lane, his latest attorney, preceded ficials evaluate the frost damage. — Springfield’s Civic Center Com­ and sent prices spiraling. mission has reached a tentative King was shot, Ray said he was at a hwasher in Illinois, visited Montreal Ray by making several procedural “The sky is clear, and that’s a gas station several blocks from tbe where he tried unsuccessfully to ob­ motions — one to permit other More than a quarter of the trees in contract agreement with the New the heart of the coffee-growing symptom of frost,” a source in the England Whalers for the up­ murder site. tain a Canadian passport, traveled to defense attorneys a place at the coffee-producing center of Londrina But he acknowledged he had rented Mexico, lived for several months in witness table. It was rejected for region already have been damaged, coming season. The agreement officials reported, but industry said Tuesday. “But we’ll have to see calls for the Whalers to play 48 a room at a boarding house from California, and later in New Orleans. security reasons. sources said that estimate was too games at the center. which the fatal shot was believed to He revealed for the first time how On another point. Lane contended S

The Presbyterian Church wiil have a - prayer Connecticut meeting tonight at 7 at the church, 43 Spruce St. The SAINT MARY HOME ‘ TiedemerKi of One(i>eu >n » i.u inner-city residents who work in the THE HICHEST QUAU1T G M E — SIVEH WITH A DEEP m iui eith e it'i citFM. (iinkit “It’s the first appreciable increase charged Tuesday the bus system in TO PREPARE INCOMETAXES R e g . * 7 .5 0 led U vf iFliierd suburbs is “poor or non-existant.” RESPECT FOR LIFE AND INDIVIDUAL DICNnV You' ceoict of tooitnO L pot in the birth rate since before 1960. Hartford violates minority civil Kill slindt md r, in, etart [HG SPECIAL H riF t Mo* AI C r i t Si>ie|c But I can’t predict a trend from one rights by providing better service to —Buses assigned to local routes FOR RERRED SINGLES, COUPLES OR WORKING PER­ ROWLS year,” department demographer white suburban riders. and used by minorities concentrated SONS— Come and go as you please, fust like your-own All stylet Bvaliabte In in the city are older and less likely to Bright Bronze. Robert Odell said Tuesday, It was the first federal crackdown home. Set your own schedule. Antique Bronze. Silver, 6” Size S 0 9 9 have air conditioning than buses ser­ Department figures also show a on differences in bus service to white ■ PRIVATE ROOMS WITH MEALS AND PERSONAL SERVICES “Pewter*', Gold a Porcelalnlzlng continued decline in the total death and minority neighborhoods and the ving the suburbs, creating “a ■ 4 DININC ROOMS ■ DETWEEN-MEAL SNACKS STAINLESS BRAVY BOAT A ll PhCK SAIE raiCES Reg.>11.0D 51 difference in the level of service ■ COMPANIONSHIP-COMFORT-CONVENIENCE-CARE SIriF B'OflIt B'ltet B'onfF rate and infant mortality rate for last agency said the ruling will have a 4S Portiiit Stind $3195 $23.9$ ■ RECREATION — MOVIES — CONCERTS — OUTINGS • Learn Federal and State Tax Law W it h LADLE year and a dramatic drop in infant - “significant impact on other cities.” provided to whites and minorities.” 50 0ooken(]$ - pair 2995 22.4S ■ TV ROOMS ■ ELEVATORS ai UDRART ■ GIFT SHOP 62 Oral Mimatura 21.95 20.96 mortality since 1 ^ . “This is a precedent-making Both types of discrimination ai CHAPEL ■ PASTORAL CARE PROGRAM/COUNSaiNG • Learn Practical Applications ON $C96 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SALE U . i B 2Aihtnr 16 95 12.71 The figures are preliminary decision,” said Ellen Feingold, the violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act and ■ DEAUTY AND DARDER SHOPS ■ CHEER CART • Learn To Save On Your Own Tax Return 31 Walnut Pap«rwei|ht 15.00 11.25 must be eliminated, the department ■ PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR RESIDENTS AND OUTPATIENTS PIERCED DIAMOND PLUS MANY MORE A ik for Free Folder because data on .children bom to department's director of civil rights. ■ ADULT DAT CARE CENTER H OUTREACH PROGRAMS state parents out of state and out-of- “With this determination, we are said. • Learn From Experienced H&R Block EARRINGS WATCHES* LocaM In A Secure, Landscaped Area Of Fine Homes state children born in Connecticut saying that our public moneys must Department officials said the same Teachers MING SHOES IN NOW... SALE ENOS AUG . 31 m On Bus Line, Near Elizabeth Park A Shopping Centers have not been fully investigated, the be u s^ to provide service fairly. The standards will be applied to all city A 300-Seat AudRonum Available For Communihi Use • Employment Interviews Available ikcdtAiNacjiE department said. "poor and minority communities can­ bus systems getting federal transit 10% to 40% The figures show a birth rate of aid — meaning those of virtually SINCE isa o -O P E R A T E D DT THE SISTERS OF MERCY MEN’S CUFF LINK SETS not be cut out of these uses of federal Classes start In mid’September and meet twice a week for AUlAKNECRCtUmi every major city in the nation. FOR MEN AND WOMEN OF A U FAITHS AND RACES COMPLETE STOCK 11.5 live births per 100,000 in­ funds.” weeks in many H&R Block offices throughout the State. Morning, habitants, with a total of 36,350 live OFF A department spokesman said INFORMATION AVAILABLE WITHOUT OBUGATION afternoon, and evening sessions are planned. Class sizes are •DISCONTINUED MODELB IMuced hirths and a total state population of Connecticut officials have been Among the top 20 limited. Hurry . . . apply now! Compidte Stock 40% OFF 20% (Check Box and Return To Saint Mary Home) 3,161,410. ordered to come up with a plan to NASHUA, N.H. (UPI) - The □ Send me general information. REDUCED ALL STAINLESS STEEL WOODEN SILVERWARE JEWELRY - o . The birth rate was at its all-time eliminate the discrimination by Sept. Federal Aviation Administration □ I am interested in becoming a resMent "Free to qualified Connecticut residents low of 11.3 in 1976, with 35,607 live 15 and said all federal transit aid HOLLOWARE CHESTS g says the control center that oversees □ I want to assist the Home through volunteer work. only. (A $25 refundable deposit Is required REDUCED CLEANER 7 o ^ births for a total population of 3,152,- could be cutoff unless the deadline is air traffic throughout New England □ Need speciFic infonnation; please phone me. 2 5 % R E Q . $ 1 5 11.00 REQ. $1.25 ■ ^ 200 . for books.) FOR CLEARANCE met. A spokesman said state officials and upstate New Ifork is the best of □ I want to help through a planned tax-saving gHt 20% The death total was 25,753, down m have promised to comply. □ I am interested in your special program of making For more Information, 20 in the nation. CASH • CHECK - MASTER CHARGE - LAYAWAY 399 from 1976. The rate per 1,000 pop­ Guarding firehouse A department spokesman said The FAA said the Nashua Air gifts "in memoiy oP' or "in honor o f a loved one. ulation was 8.1 in 1977. Until a slight Connecticut Transportation Com­ Route Traffic Control Center had no MAIL TO: SAINT MARY HOME, 291 Steele Road, , OPEN THURS. EVES til 9 P.M. increase from 8.2 in 1975 to 8.3 in Heavily armed National Guardsmen stand missioner James Shugnie also has H&R BLOCK- operational errors last year. West Hartford, Connecticut 06117. 1976, the death rate had been drop­ guard at the Memphis Fire Department promised to reassign buses im­ The Nashua facility oversees 140,- THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ALL NO ping for 24 years. mediately for more equal interim ae VI r\ n ^ Headquarters today. A county-wide blackout 000 square miles of air space. Its 770 NAME ...... , ...... SALES aOlMCES A department study of infant mor­ darkened the city today and fostered service. employers and $15 million annual 356 REAR WEST MIDDLE TPKL tality, deaths before age one, during Officials of the department's Of­ budget make it New Hampshire’s se­ STREET...... C in ...... FMAL this century shows the rate declined widespread looting in the midst of the police MANCHESTER fice of Civil Rights said the Hartford cond largest federal employer, from 171.3 per 1,000 live births to a and fire strike. Story on front page. (UPI STATE ZIP PHONE ...... / net ueiii c t b h t . ueunuEeTeii bus system, which has received $17 behind the Portsmouth Naval record low of 14.3 in 1976. (All MbmuUon/connpendeiict ii conliilinUal. Ttuik you.) MH Tel. 646-5440 or 236-1981 photo) million in federal funds during the Shipyard. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 16, 1978- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENIVG HERALD. Manrhester, Conn.. Wed.. Aug. 16, 1978 Ted eyes savings iiHaurhpfitf r Eitpuimj Hpralh •• • . fo^n loruRfiK Farmers losing big fight Manchester — A City of Village Charm - t in health cost Bill Founded Oct. 1, 1881 i i Put plant WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. Untied Press International on cornfield power line Mass., says his bill to limit rising hospital costs could Published by the Manchesler Publishing Co., Herald Square. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Across carry 400-kilovolts of electricity The light plane “buzzing” the save Americans up to $60 billion over the next five years. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. elsewhere the cornfields of west-central from Underwood, N.D., to the Woida land was part of an elaborate The proposal, which would force hospitals to cut their Minnesota the farmers have fought Minneapolis-St. Paul suburb of security apparatus set up by the Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkmgton. Managing Editor Inflation rate to 9 percent a year, drew immediate sup­ Delano. firms building the line. Security was To the editor; the power line stretching over their port from the Carter administration. land with rifles, wrenches, rocks and Gloria Woida. 36, and her husband. heightened and tightened during the I was amazed by the headline' Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph Opinion manure. Matt, who own a 320-acre farm near last week because vandals unbolted Califano scheduled a news conference with Kennedy “Pool site cheapest for plant” In the', But the battle is almost over and Sauk Centre, are leaders in a two- A ud toppled three 180-foot towers, today to urge passage of the plan. Aug. ll'Herald. The accompanying the power company expects to claim year struggle against the power line ^ c h increased the cost of the line President Carter’s own plans to cut skyrocketing story says just the opposite. its victory next month, leaving the and because of her struggle she has by nearly $250,000, Sheldon said. hospital costs — their inflation was 16 percent last year— Burger^s judgeship campaign If a water treatment plant is built dwindling group of protesters with been called the “Joan of Arc of the The fight against the power line have been battered badly in congressional committees. at the site of the Globe Hallow sum­ only fist-shaking defiance. Cornfields.” reached its height earlier this year. Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., and 11 other senators in­ ming pool, the report says that con-' • Once the power line becomes func­ They have not given up although Steel to be used in building the troduced a compromise in case the Kennedy plan is Almost from the time he was ference committee over other structlon costs are estimated to be' tional. it will become a federal crime the power line will be tested in mid transmission towers was covered beaten. appointed to the Supreme provisions. $50,000 to $75,000 less than at the next to tamper with its operation. And as or late September and be fully ac­ with manure, beer was poured in con­ “today, in part due to the lobbying efforts of the Court, Chief Justice Warren E. With time running out on this most expensive site. a power company spokesman pointed tivated shortly thereafter. struction vehicles’ gJs tanks, hospital industry and the American Medical Association, “I was out there baling straw when helicopters and a guard were fired at we still have not enacted a bill that would constrain the But the Globe Hollow pool, es­ out. sabotage attempts will become Burger has argued forcefully session. Burger has issued much more dangerous. I drove under those lines. It gave me and adults and children used rocks to rate of increase in hospital costs," Kennedy in in­ for more federal judges to han­ another plea to congressional timated to be worth $1 million, will “If anyone comes in contact with an eerie feeling.” Mrs. Woida said break windows in a crane. troducing his bill. dle an increasing caseload. leaders. “If new judges are not he destroyed. Globe Hollow pwol is, that 400.000 volt line, it’s all over." plaintively, yet defiantly. “I’m out Dozens of protesters on snow­ “Instead, we have watched the cost of hospital care not only Manchester’s biggest, most, there trying to bale straw and that mobiles harassed construction The quality of justice, he has authorized by the close of the said Robert Sheldon, a spokesman continue to escalate at an alarming rate of almost $750 valuable and most popular swim­ for the United Power Association of airplane kept buzzing me. If I’d had a workers on numerous occasions. million a month.” pointed out repeatedly, is present session,” he warned, ming area, it is also the most Elk River, which is building the line long hook. I’d have pulled him Forty-two arrests were made in the Kennedy offered his proposal as an amendment to a bill diluted when the bench is “there is a real possibility that beautiful. Even if it made economic along with the Cooperative Power down.” first .two weeks of the year. by Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., which will soon reach overworked. trials of civil cases in some sense to replace it, which it doesn’t, Association of Edina. "I don’t think that line will ever be On Jan. 8 Minnesota Gov. Rudy the floor. He said the Talmadge bill — which offers The farmers claim their health and activated, do you?” said Mrs. Woida Perpich ordered the State Patrol to Diana Nyad’s mother Louise (left) consoles hospitals incentives to cut some Medicare-Medicaid costs This year the Chief Justice districts may stop com­ it would not be possible to find! another site in town as attractive. land is threatened by transmission in an interview. “We’ve got a lot of move into the area in force. Two hun­ her daughter as she greeted her back on land — is “a sham.” has come close to having pletely.” dedicated people in this area.” dred troopers occupied the trouble Kennedy’s proposal would allow hospital inflation of 1.5 And why would anyone want to put towers and the 427-mile line that will Tuesday. The marathon swimmer had to give let 1*4 zone for two weeks, then gradually times the Gross National Product deflation factor next Congress act on his request. The list of priority legisla­ a mammoth plant in the middle of a. up her dream of swimming from Cuba to Both the Senate and the House tion for the closing weeks of the force was reduced. year. That factor, which measures GNP increases, now good residential area? ! Dollar rallies in Japan The Minnesota protesters plan one Florida. (UPI photo) stands at about 6 percent. have approved more than 100 this congressional session is Rather than destroy this valuable final attempt to draw attention to Thus the rate of allowable hospital inflation would be new judgeships for the U.S. lengthy. The Chief Justice’s recreational area and changb the their plight. A national alliance of en­ about 9 percent next year. After that, hospital costs Court of Appeals and the warning may help push the character of the neighborhood, the but plunges in Europe vironmental protest groups will meet Swim tries fail would be tied to a new health inflation factor, which in central Minnesota Sept. 16-17, The Kennedy aides said would put it about 9 percent a year. Federal District Court. But the judgeship legislation over the town should build the water treat­ ment plant somewhere else, even if By lin ile d PresR International had been oversold. conference is sponsored by the En­ He predicted the measure could save Americans up to legislation is stalled in con­ finish. construction costs are slightly' The dollar today rallied sharply The dollar ended the day at 183.76 vironmental Policy Center in but dollar wins $60 billion over a five-year period at the present rate of against the Japanese yen but con­ higher. yen, up from Tuesday's close of Washington, Mrs. Woida said. By United Press International inflation. tinued its plunge against key Euro­ 182.8090 and the postwar low of 181.80 Yours truly, Diana Nyad and the “swimming nun” Stella Taylor Noting that hospitals are currently undergoing a volun­ pean currencies. set the same day. Other editors say: Lawrence M. Handley failed in their marathon swim attempts Tuesday, but tary effort to cut their inflation rate, Nelson offered an The Swiss cabinet called in the “Traders apparently wanted to Birth rate down amendment to another health bill which would com­ 17 Spring St., both seemed to have won the battle of the buck. Patricia Hearst and U.S. Sen. The couple's defense attorney president of the country's national readjust their currency holdings NEW YORK (UPI) - The Popula­ The high-powered publicity behind Miss Nyad’s swim, promise between Talmadge and the administration’s Manchester Edward Brooke have something wants the bodily harm charge bank to discuss the world money through buying back dollars,” one tion Institute sees clear signs of a which cost ^30,000 in expenses and brought the swimmer hard line on hospital costs. in common. Taken together, dropped. To support its case, the situation caused by the dollar's market source said. worldwide decline in fertility. herself a $100,000 personal appearance contract, has not The amendment would force federal controls over developments in their celebrated government has alleged that Miss weakness. Turnover totaled $563 million com­ Birthrates have fallen by about 15 been lost on Miss Taylor. She says she’ll never swim for hospital costs only if they do not cut their inflation rate to Sources on the Tokyo foreign cases help deteriorate public con­ Hearst was severely harmed during [ Yesterdays ) pared with $573 million Tuesday. percent in about 40 countries since free again. 14 percent next year and to 12 percent in each of the exchange market, where the dollar The dollar moved down again on fidence in the courts. her kidnapping. the 1960s, the institute says. Those Choppy seas and strong currents blocked Miss Nyad’s following four years. has been battered for weeks, said most European money markets Suffolk County District Attorney Deputy District Attorney Alex countries account for about half the Key West goal Tuesday and she pulled herself out of her “Only if this voluntary effort fails during the next five 25 years ago " today's upsurge was caused by a today in the face of apparent inaction years would mandatory controls go into effect,” said Garrett H. Byrne recently announced Selvin said Miss Hearst suffered population of the developing world. shark cage at 7;45 a.m. Miss Taylor’s Bimini-to-Fort This date was a Sunday; The sense among traders that the dollar to halt its slide. Nelson. Brooke will not face perjury charges “beating and the loss of con­ Lauderdale swim was aborted at 3; 15 p.m. because the Herald did not publish. northward flowing Gulf Stream swept her away from for false financial statements filed in sciousness" and was confined to two 10 years ago land. small closets for seven weeks before connection with his divorce. Byrne The Connecticut Co. files a request i Miss Taylor, a 48-year-old Fort Lauderdale resident said that although Brooke's admitted she was subjected to abusive in­ with the state Public Utilities Com- ' Union’s vote will require who quit an English convent before taking her final vows “mistatements" were deliberate and terrogation. mission for permission to purchase as a nun, won the time-and-distance race with 140 miles IFLETCHER GLASS CO. had been made under oath, they did If the government felt Miss Hearst the Silver Lane Bus Line Corp. in 31 Vi hours. Miss Nyad swam nearly 100 miles from ' 0 »#f J J Yeert of tspotiooco ofMANCHCDTEH not involve large enough amounts of was treated so badly, why did it push Cuba to off Key West in 41% hours, but battled high seas money to constitute perjury under her conviction and seven-year i m and winds, which kept her from gaining ground for 22 of COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE mail strike if pact fails mNOOW cuss • MIRRORS • CUSS FURNITURE TORS Briefly noted those miles. state law. sentence? Was Miss Hearst m U R C FRAMINC • riREfUCC A DOOR MIRRORS The issue should not be how much prosecuted because she willingly vote would go, Andrews said, “Cer­ Miss Taylor was driven out of the water three times by TUB ENCLOSURES • SfCCIAl RORK By DON GRAFF DENVER (UPI) — Postal Workers marauding sharks, bringing snickers from the Nyad crew money was involved. The issue joined the Symbionese Liberation tainly not.” Depreciated dollar or not, this has Union delegates have voted to because their swimmer never left the water. Miss Nyad l»UECTW$ irons should be whether Brooke committed Army or was she prosecuted because i Andrews was booed at the podium been a great summer for the foreign- require their union president to call a was protected by an elaborate $50,000, self-propelled Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) DANISH PLATED perjury. This turn of events can she is a member of a wealthy nationwide strike if the current con­ Monday by a minority of postal PRESIDENTIAL traveling American. workers representing about 25 per­ cage. DECANTERS 1 only convince the public that Brooke newspaper family? tract offer is rejected and NULINE For many of those who chose Miss Nyad, 28, said she did not make the swim for the has been allowed to slip through a Brooke escaped perjury charges negotiators cannot reach agreement cent of the convention’s 3,000 REPRODUCTIONS Europe, however, the best part of the delegates. The demonstrators were money, but nonetheless she has accepted the $100,000 con­ Estimates Gladly Given convenient loophole because he is an and Miss Hearst remains in jail. The ■I’-. )<.-?!.■ on a new pact .within five days. tract from a toothpaste manufacturer, which she said trip is literally turning out to be get­ sometimes heckled by union influential politician. senator admits lying under oath and Union FTesident Emmet Andrews was not contingent on her reaching Key West. OPEN M-F 1-8:30 PLASTICS IN STOCK Making woolen thread at Sturbridge Village. (Herald photo by Chastain) ting home again. The big tourist ac­ w members who remained seated. THUn. TIL 9:00 3/16” X 1/4" The circumstances involving Miss is forgiven. The government admits said delegates overwhelmingly ap­ The $1,600 cost of Miss Taylor’s swim was paid for by a tion these days is not to be found at proved the resolution on a voice vote The voice vote was the second SAT. a • 5KH) STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES Hearst center around pretrial Miss Hearst was brutalized, but major rejection of the proposed con­ grocery store owner in Fort Lauderdale and private con­ the Continent’s historic sites and Tuesday. tributions. But Miss Taylor certainly sees the chance for I S4 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER motions in the case of William and prosecutes nevertheless. tract; the National Association of SCREENS REPAIRED scenic attractions, but at the clogged “If the contract ratification is promotion and said her next swim will be from Marathon (Off Center Sl) Emily Harris, who face charges of How can this be called justice? Letter Carriers, a smaller postal airports. Thousands of the rejected by the membership, the in the Florida Keys to the Bahamas. Vi ati'rliiirv (Conn.) Itl■|lul)lirnll: workers' union, overwhelmingly kidnapping with bodily harm in the homeward-bound are being delayed president is authorized to go back to abduction of the newspaper heiress. A plethora of conferences repudiated the offer in an unofficial by a combination negotations, and if it cannot be negotiated within five days, he is vote in two weeks ago. of slowdowns in the Senate Small Business Com­ vacation trip,” Grassmuck said. required to call a nationwide strike,” The proposal calls for a 6 percent By MARTHA ANGLE European air wage increase over three years, but mittee, single-handedly talked ★ ★ ★ Andrews said. “And it will be Capital Fare and ROBERT WALTERS traffic and a shor­ has a cost of living limit. The offer Carter into scheduling next year’s Of the 60 some White House con­ called.” WASHINGTON (NEA) - It isn’t tage of seats on has been mailed to the nation’s 570,- White House Conference on Small ferences held since 1908, the scholar Andrews again predicted union By ANDREW TULLY of gold up and up and up. The world is easy to stump the White House press transportation members would ratify the contract 000 postal workers. Results of the office, but it can be done. Just try Business Insurance. reports, only a couple ever had much Emmet Andrews balloting will be announced Aug. 25, WASHINGTON - On the issue of telling us that we no longer have k k k concrete impact on public policy. flights. proposal. “If I had to bet on it. I’d bet inflation, Jimmy Carter is afraid to “honest” money. asking how many White House con­ The first White House Conference The problem in ^ A ( the contract will be ratified,” he School Never Lets Out ferences on this-that-or-the-other Although White House conferences said. bite the bullet. Because it’s the ★ ★ ★ on Children, held in 1909, provided the latter case is In a two-hour roll call, under a Now you know burning issue are scheduled under the have been going on for 70 years The deadline for mailing in ballots complicated formula that allows easiest political course, he dare not Like Dick Nixon and Jerry Ford impetus for creation of the old the new low-cost flights, introduction ' do anything but preach sermons before him. Carter keeps telling us administration of Jimmy Carter. (Theodore Roosevelt convened the of which earlier in the year was a is midnight Aug. 23. more votes than there are delegates, Egypt's Great Pyramid, con­ Last spring, Philip Haynes re­ educational assistance program is Children’s Bureau now swallowed up structed as the burial tomb of King against the high cost of living. what a “great” country we have. “Uh ..er... nobody here seems to first one, on conservation, in 1908), major factor in the present travel Prospects for ratification did not the final vote was about 8,500 against ceived a bachelor of science degree the cooperation we get from Con­ in HEW, and a 1955 education con­ look good Monday as delegates voted Cheops around 2600 B.C., contains 2,3 A Treasury official close to the Baloney. The “ great” countries know," was the first response. “Try no one at the White House or the contract and 1,600 in favor. in industrial engineering from necticut colleges and universities. ference contributed to development boom. As it turns out, ferociously unofficially by a 5-1 margin to reject million blocks of stone, some of 0MB (the Office elsewhere in the government has When asked if the voice vote was Western New England College in For example, the University of department's top banana explained: today are West Germany and Japan. competitive scheduled and charter the proposal. an indication of how the official mail which weigh as much as 2‘A tons. of Management ever stopped to ask whether they of federal aid to education. Springfield, Mass. It took him 11 Hartford offers “ Early Bird” grad­ “Wage and price controls can While prices have gone out of sight in Otherwise, it seems, the White carriers flew over more bargain- the United States the Germans have and Budget).” produce anything worthwhile. years to get it, and he had a lot of uate courses, at 6:15 a.m., two days succeed only in House conferences have been largely happy travelers than can now bq reduced its 4 percent inflation rate to George Grassmuck, a University a week at our Pratt & Whitney Air­ wartime or at a “ N ot our a waste of time, enthusiasm and promptly accommodated on returp SAVE EACH DAY help along the way. 3 percent in' only 12 months. The of Michigan political scientist, is in craft plant in East Hartford. time of other bailiwick,” money. They are not particularly flights. FAST MT. VERNON Haynes is a manufacturing en­ Japanese rate has dipped from 7.5 retorted 0MB. the midst of the first full-scale Other schools offer college credit emergency. Con­ expensive, as government ventures The result, instant slums at such FRIENDLY gineer at our Hamilton Standard trols are furiously “ W e’ve got academic, study of White House con­ for our apprenticeship programs. percent to 5 percent. go. The ill-starred White House major international aiports as Lou­ division in Windsor Locks. He’s controversial. In that context, I commend a nothing to do with ferences and his research so far in­ SERVICEII IDAIRY STORES! Manchester Community College Conference on Families,which don’s Gatwick, swamped with FARM FRESHNESS one of hundreds of our employees They scare both speech before Fordham University’s those things.” dicates their major product has luggage, litter and would-bfe who have earned their degrees, or has been providing special under­ Back to the White House. More always been “fat reports that mold Carter has now postponed until 1981, l a n d BTQHEWIDE 8AVINQ8 EVeHYPAY 8ALE1NP_8 S/J9/78 business and Graduate School of Business Ad­ is budgeted at a mere $3 million. But passengers. Backpacking youths and are going to school, with our en­ graduate courses for more than 200 ministration by Henry Wallich, a ■ checking. Days pass. At last, the on library shelves.” , ICE COLD labor.” if they do relatively little harm, they whole family groups sleep ofi FMMI kUUGEf couragement. Most or all of the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft employ­ But the Republic ia in a state of member of the Board of Governors of answer — six. There’s only one “ They tend to churn out benches and floors during waits of up FRUIT DRINKS j ees. Those finishing the program voluminous resolution and also do little apparent good. NATIVE cost is on us. emergency. Inflation is galloping at the Federal Reserve System. problem. It’s the wrong answer. Not The current administration prides to a week for seats on U.S.-bound Haynes went to classes at night, will have completed the equivalent Wallich, in the Fed’s tradition, is recommendations, in no order of SAVE D Q < an annual rate of 10.4 percent, and no even close, actually. itself on combating waste and inef­ flights. averaging one or two courses a se­ of two years of college and will re­ responsible administration official neither a loudmouth nor an alarmist. At least 13 White House con­ priority, which simply cannot be POTATOES in< ^R^RpusncI ONLY ficiency, and yet President Carter is The massive response certainljr mester. So many of our employees ceive an associate degree. can promise that this gallop will be But he pulled no punches. He ferences have been held or scheduled achieved. Participants go home proves the super-economy to havb 10 LBS. ■ * QALLON T already committed to sponsoring — EVEBYDAYI » Q M AT rUVOWII | are working on undergraduate or Benefits go to the schools helping reined in during the next six months denounced today’s inflation as “a under the official auspices of the feeling they ought to be listened to however nominally — more White lost sometbing in the translation tb $ i 0 9 graduate degrees that last year us provide educational opportuni­ — or even during the next year. president, who seems blissfully un­ because they’ve been to a White WHITE’S PREMIUM DOZ. means by which the strong can more House Conferences than any chief actual scheduling. ! alone we spent over $1 million on ties for our employees. Last year, ★ ★ ★ effectively exploit the weak. The aware of their existence. House conference, and they get about BACON executive in history. Such is life in Bargain fares were supported to MVEM* SAVE TO 20c educational assistance. over $555,000 of the tuition pay­ Indeed, the situation is worse than strategically positioned and well- ■k - k -k the same reception as the fellow just encourage mass — not mess — air 2 9 COMPAREI the nation’s capital. WOWI SAVE $ 1 The rationale behind that kind of ments we made for our graduate the government admits. The Con­ organized can gain at the expense of Last year brought the White House back from Europe with slides of his travel. REAL FRESHNESS the unorganized and the aged.” Conference on the Handicapped, the I FRESHLY DUfi 2 0 ^ ■ L. outlay is simple: Further education students went directly to Connecti­ sumer Price Index shows that prices COMPARE! GREAT FOR BUTS rose 11.2 percent from March to June ★ ★ ★ White House Conference on the makes our employees better at their cut colleges and universities. 1978. But the National Center fpr Wallich noted that the present Business Community, the White Thought Almanac OVEN RICH GRADE! jobs. So it’s in our interest for the In addition to support for under­ Economic Alternatives, points out situation makes it “almost impossi­ House Conference on Balanced CANADA A A B U H E R r people who work for us to continue graduate and graduate stildy, we that prices of such basic necessities ble to provide for the future by Growth. By United Preia International FRESH SAVE their education. It’s also in their give high school equivalency exams, Still to come are White House DRY interest. Advanced studies prepare in conjunction with the Connecticut such' as food, shelter, energy and private action. Personal savings, in­ Fimlinp; happiness in lift* faith teaches me that life is a gift and T ^ay is Wednesday, Aug. 16, the BREAD OVER _ Conferences on Families, Small State Department of Education, to medical care rose at a rate of 15 per­ surance, pension funds, all can be If real happiness stems from that each of us was made to be an in­ 228th day of 1978 with 137 to follow. SDDA them for growth in their careers. cent during the March-June period. wiped out by accelerating inflation.” Business, Education, Aging, Children within a person, the next question dividual. The Christian faith reminds The moon is approaching its full Janet Knapp, a senior financial employees without diplomas. And he reminds us of the elitists in and Youth, the Arts, the Humanities, SAVE 7 Q « " The center notes that 80 percent of would be to ask. How? The answer is me that how I live my life does phase. ' 1.29 analyst in our corporate office in Courses are offered at several of American household spend nearly 70 our midst, the government pen­ Neighborhoods, Library and Infor­ to live by faith. matter, and that in offering The morning star is Jupiter. ’■ 1D< EVEBYDAYI >-■ Hartford, is typical of many of our our plants to help employees * \«OAL. percent of their income on the “ Big sioners. Because those pensioners mation Services and the Future of 1 believe that having a faith is the ourselves in helpful ways to others, The evening stars are Venus, Mars. 20 OZ. LOAVES GREAT ON CORN professional employees who keep prepare for the exams. SAVE WITH US EVEBYDAYI I EVERYDAYI COMPAREI Four” basic necessities. Thus, its get periodic cost-of-living the Coal Industry. singlemost important dimension in we find fulfillment which leads to Mercury and Saturn. ON THE COB going to school to attain personal A lot of people are unable to own index shows that "inflation in adjustments, said Wallich, they “run The list may be longer. No one finding happiness in life. true happiness. Those bom on this date are under career goals by expanding their complete their education before By faith, I mean belief in God as Rev. Dr. James D. MacLaughlin items that Americans need was no risk short of a strike at the Bureau seems to know for sure. And that is the sign of Leo. PDPSICLES knowledge. She’s been taking they start working. We think our part of the problem...... creator of the universe and of the life Second Congregational Church dramatically worse than generalized of Engraving and Printing.” Robert Ringling, of circus fame, ICE UGH PREMIUM courses two nights a week for over employees, if they want to, should inflation statistics reveal.” ★ ★ ★ Although every one of these events he has given us. As a Christian, my Manchester was bom Aug. 16,1897. ICECREAM two years at the University of Hart­ be able to work and go to school at Food prices rose to 20.9 percent in Consternation to our pusillanimous bears the impressive imprimature of CREAM 12PAK the same time. And if they’re wil­ ______IqrPcn^Snqrl ford. In another year, she will have the second quarter, from 15.7 percent national leadership! Jimmy Carter is the White House, they are related to SCOOPS SMDWKHESl SAVE 10* EVERYDAY a master’s degree in business ad­ ling to spend the time and effort, in the first three months of 1978. the chief culprit because the buck it in name only for the most part. It’s to 1 rmiEiir him m ministration. we’re ready to spend the money to Shelter costs rose from an annual stops at his desk, but members of been something like 30 years since a m HI 4ET THE ru HY! HE ns sick m mxr noMinif m ms iwsv mion SKCML COKE-TAB-SPRITE One reason for the success of our help them. rate of 11.4 percent in the first Congress have done nothing more White House Conference was actual­ m m , M W Al ESVElOff m Of SIKISS fflMOO. 12PAK ly held in the White House, and some ALL FLAVORS wgalT quarter to 12.8 percent in the second. about the high cost of living than sit m Of ^I00 1 t EVERYDAY never even make it to Washington. Energy inflation (utility bills) more on their larded hams and deplore a im oi/r Of nr offi«.' SAVE40< ISAVESOC than doubled, from an annual rate of condition of national life that is — as What such conferences really are \ STOCK UP FOR WGAL. I 5.4 percent to 12.3 percent. Only the Carter described the “fight" against is a focal point for special interest HOT EVERYDAYI COMPAREI f UNITED increase in medical costs slowed, an energy shortage — the “moral groups seeking visibility for the TECHNOLOGIES MT. VERNON if! MT. VERNON #4 from 8.7 percent to 7,5 percent. equivalent of war." problems which concern them. MT. VERNON ifZ HEBRON A V L As a result, the rest of the world What is urgently needed is a presi­ Miembers of Congress allied with the 244 BROAD ST. 690 HARTFORD RD. A C R O S S M O M POX RUN M ALL Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky Aircraft • Hamilton Standard has lost confidence in the United dent and a Congress that will run the interest group advocates often help MANCHESTER MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY Power Systems Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Center States — which is to say, Jimmy country, even if they take precious persuade (lie president to call a ' ■; Carter. The dollar has been priced time from running for re-election. ference on a particular subject. Sen. down and down and down, the price Gaylord Nelson, b-Wis., chairman of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. 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PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING ManchestV. Conn., Wed.,jAu(!. 16, 1978 R h o d e I s E d u c a t i o n Speedy solution unlikely in 1-291 roadblock Richard Goodman of the Capitol Donato Altobelli, regional federal taking a less than firm stance on Rocky Hill, New Britain and F ar­ ^By BRUNO,RANNIFXIJ) The meeting in Gov. E lla T. Regional Council of Governments, m e a s u r e s highway administrator, said he what eventual alternative for mington when the project began in Grasso’s office, called for last week said his group had not come up with still have pi* s HARTFORD (UPI) - Federal, needed the complete studies before highway construction he would sup­ 1973. ^ But environmentalists, by Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., in­ pn alternative because it did not have state and municipal officials, trying any processing can be done. “We’re port. charging the highway would pollute cluded officials from New Britain, the traffic information request^ of to dismantle a four-year roadblock not here so much to help you come up Moffett said a decision on whether water supplies, create excessive at the prison during a Monday tour. p r o g r e s s Newington, Farmington, Rocky Hill the Department of Transportation. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A that has prevented construction of with a solution but to fund the the highway should be built was noise and traffic, went to federal Hoover blamed it on lack of atten­ and Wethersfield. New Britain Mayor William J. federal sanitation expert says Rhode Interstate 291, see no swift solution solution," he said. primarily one for the state and his court and got an injunction to stop tion and lack of cleaning programs at The only thing accomplished was MacNamara left little doubt the city Island's prison system still has some to their problem. Altobelli later told Moffett once he role would be at the federal level to consthiction. the Adult Correctional Institutions in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two an agreement by sUte transportation wants the roadway completed as serious problems which flunk .More than three dozen officials gets the state’s final plans, he could see that it is expedited once a deci­ U.S. District Court Judge Joseph minimum health standards. Cranston. education measures made progress officials to try to come up with com­ soon as possible. “New Britain looks met Tuesday to agree on some type process them within 10 days. sion is made. M. Blumenthal ruled the en­ Ventilation remains a major Tuesday when the Senate approved plete studies within three months on like Carthage after the Romans,” he At a U.S. District Court hearing of roadway that would satisfy not But Moffett said no one should Before Tuesday’s meeting, Moffett vironmental impact study used by problem, particularly with the its version of a tuition tax credit bill alternatives for the proposed link. said of the unfinished work begun presided over by a special court only their varied interests but the expect a speedy solution. “We're denied he asked for the meeting to the state was not up to date and he current wave of humid weather, he and President Carter’s plan to create They said it would be hard to do but four years ago. master Tuesday, Samuel Hoover said concerns of environmentalists. meeting to expedite whatever can ^ lessen any political heat. ‘T m not ordered the state to s*udy other alter­ told master Allen F. Breed, who has a new Department of Education they would try their best. “We didn’t want it originally but he found a good deal of uncleanliness Construction of the proposed $137 done to settle this issue for good. He asking the governor to heip me out of natives. cleared the House Government Mrs. Grasso, after prodding state we had to swallow the pill. Now we been overseeing the court-ordered million eight-mile link between said whatever plan is adopted “even any bind,” he said.. This began a series of conflicts Operations Committee and headed Transportation Commission James are told to remove the pill and reform of the prison. Interstates 84 and 91 in the heavily if perfect, could take me a year or Both Moffett and Mrs. Grasso are over alternatives to the originally Breed said a report on the health for floor action. Shugrue to complete the studies, said there’s no way possible.” populated central section of the state more” to implement. seeking re-election. proposed superhighway among of- conditions will be forwarded to Chief Health, Education and Welfare she will not make a decision on has been blocked since 1974 by a At a recent public meeting in New The state spent $2 million in firinlr of the communi**"*!. Judge Raymond Pettine, who ruled Secretary Joseph Califano testifies whether to approve construction un­ federal court injunction obtained by Britain, Moffett was criticized for acquiring land in Wethersfield, today on generic drugs before Rep. til after the studies are completed. Nuke protesters last year that the aging, overcrowded the environmentalists. prison violated prisoners’ con­ John Moss’ House Investigations and ask to be freed stitutional rights and directed the Oversight subcommittee. The E X ET E R , N.H. (UPI) - Fifteen state to improve conditions. California Democrat repeated State doctor Council approves demonstrators who refused to post Breed said he called Hoover Tuesday he will hold Califano In con­ cash bail after their arrest at the because experts brought in by layers tempt of Congress if the Cabinet Seabrook nuclear power plant Mon­ for the state and the inmates member refuses to give the panel gets chance day asked a Superior Court judge delivered conflicting reports on con­ It isnH crop dusting secret information it has dernan'ded A Main Street job today to free them on their promise ditions. on how some big drug companies ob­ before allowing the plane, owned by a travel to show up for trial. “The expert from the United Twin-engine Convair rests in spot where it tain, and allegedly overprice, generic for appeal By CHRIS BLAKE The 15 members of the anti-nuclear States Public Health Service made a forced landing in Hughson, Calif., on club, to be moved. There were no injuries in drugs. night to meet the $89,076 price for the HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ Herald Reporter Clamshell Alliance filed a request (Hoover) gave a very thorough over­ the forced landing. The problem now is how Riding the crest of election-year 1,000 gallon pumper truck. June 20, while the field was being planted ticut Supreme Court has given 62- EAST HARTFORD -T h e Town Tuesday with the Rockingham Coun­ view to the majority of the buildings jitters, outnumbered House Fitzgerald said it would be easy to Wlinwith corn,corn. mThe e grower wanieuwanted methe corn lOto to get gei the me crafteiau out,uui, andciuu when. wuen. (UPIvurr photo)puum; year-old doctor who was fired as Council Tuesday night approved a ty Superior Court to be released on at the ACI and he found that there Republicans felt today they had the get parts for the new truck because chief of medicine at the state resolution which includes the personal recognizance, rather than were a number of conditions that grow, and now wants to harvest his crop best chance of the year to gain the dealer is located in Hartford. Veterans Home and Hospital in reconstruction of Main Street from the $100 to $200 cash bail set for each need attention, some of which are in passage of one of their programs: a The new truck replaces a 30-year- Rocky Hill a chance to appeal his dis­ the Glastonbury town line to the of them by Hampton District Court the defendant's plans at this time,” $10.5 billion cut in the federal budget. old pumper. missal. Route 2 exit ramp near Brewer Judge Alfred Casassa Monday. Breed said. The House debated the budget Street. The council also voted to transfer Hoover said the medium security Califano may face charge Tuesday night, but took no votes, In an unanimous decision on file $2,207 from the contingency account All are charged with criminal Tuesday the high court ruled that Dr. The reconstruction program is trespass or disorderly conduct. building, which houses 150 men, has leaving further action for today. The to help finance the purchase of a Liidmil A. Chotkowski of Berlin was funded under a federal, state and There was no word .from inadequate lighting and poor ventila­ Senate also must act on the budget dump truck for the Public Works entitled to a Connecticut Personnel town ratio. It would cost $1.2 million, prosecutors whether they would ask tion. resolution. of which the town would pay $180,000, department for $30,207 from Hart­ He said he found weevils in the of contempt of Congress The Senate Appropriations Com­ Appeal Board hearing on the reasons ford Mack Truck. the court today to hold in contempt or 15 percent. those demonstrators who entered the kitchen in rice, observed inmates mittee Tuesday moved toward ap­ for his termination. Councilman Richard Torpey v o t^ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. John Charles Sheehan, the town mixing food with their hands and said days, HEW spokesmen have refused Commerce Committee take dcon­ Officials at the Rocky Hill hospital against the motion, because he said plant site proper. The Rockingham Moss, D-Calif., says his threat to proval of a $56.5 billion bill funding engineer, said today the project in­ there recently was a leak from Moss, D-Calif., says his threat to to savsay more than “the matter is nn.un­ tempt action oo against oin ct form former notified Chotkowski by mail March the council would hamper the integri­ court issu^ an injunction in June charge HEW Secretary Joseph the departm ents of Labor and volves widening of the road to sewage lines into the pantry. der review.” , Commerce Secretary Rogers Morton 1976 that he was being dismissed for ty of the bidding process by accep­ barring Clamshell members from Califano with contempt of Congress Health, Education and Welfare after provide a uniform road length The women’s prison was generally But Moss, a crusty veteran in for­ before he supplied information.” “an arbitrary attitude toward the entering much of the 715-acre site is not an idle one. rejecting an effort to include throughout Main Street, improving ting the highest bid. in excellent condition. Hoover said. cing executive officers to cooperate “Rogers was an old colleague and language allowing abortions to save hospital administration and nursing However, Arthur J . Mulligan, the where the Public Service Co. is “I think I would be failing my the storm drainage system, and While Breed was hearing with the legislative branch, said a very good friend. We regretted the mother’s life, for victims of rape staff” which was causing poor public works director, said the truck building New Hampshire's first obligations of a chairman if I did less resignalization of the traffic lights at atomic power plant. testimony on health conditions, new­ Tuesday trade secrets are no excuse. having to move so far — as we will in and incest who report the attacks or morale. is needed soon for fall leaf removal. than carry it out,” he said as p r o p o s e d o f f i c e -RACQUETBALL b u il d in g ; TRACT-1, E.HTFD. Main and Maple streets. ly arrived Deputy Special Master, J. He said he is sure the documents will this instance.” if the woman would suffer “severe The state personnel appeal board He said the truck exceeds the Califano prepared to testify today on Sheehan said the project involves Michael Keating Jr. continued his prove some major drug companies In 1975, Morton at first refused to refused to hear Chotkowski’s appeal department’s specifications and generic drugs before Moss’ House and long-lasting physical health about 7,000 feet of road. tour of prison facilities. get smaller firms to provide them give the committee information on in October 1976 because they said he Council OKs sale of tract could be delivered earlier than any of Investigations and Oversight sub­ damage.” The design phase of the project is with cheap, generic drugs on which acquiescence to the Arab boycott wasn’t a permanent employee. the others which other firms bid. committee. The Department of Energy and the The Town Council Tuesday night approved is planning to sell the land for $117,(K)0. It is scheduled to begin in the fall and con­ the big companies slap brand names against Jewish goods and firms. He However, in June lOT Hartford The council also approved the sale Califano refused to say in advance Arms Control and disarmament struction could start next spring. and higher prices. cited laws that protect the privacy of Court of Common Pleas Judge the Redevelopment Agency’s request to sell a one of four remaining tracts from the Urban of a tract of land north of the whether he would give the panel Agency are disputing publicly In other action, the council voted to Simsbury mulls bed tax “Past experience is the best in­ businesses. whether or not occasional tests are Walter M. Pickett Jr, acting on three-acre tract of land north of the Bulkeley Renewal program, which is being phased out. Bulkeley Bridge in the Redevelop­ secret information it has demanded approve bids for the purchase of a dication of the attitude of the com­ But Morton changed his mind after needed to check the quality of Chotkowski’s complaint ordered the The drawing was done by architect Lawrence ment area for $117,000 to Racquetball on how some big drug companies ob­ Bridge to Racquetball Equities Inc., a fire pumper truck for $89,076. The m ittee,” Moss said. “We had Mr. the subcommittee — headed by Moss stockpiled nuclear arms. board to hear the doctor’s appeal. Equities of Delaware. tain, and allegedly overprice, generic Delaware firm. 'The Redevelopment Agency Frazier. town will purchase the truck from to pay for recreation Califano’s predecessor, David — voted contempt charges and sent Informed sources say President Pickett ruled that state law allows The firm wants to build a combina­ drugs, or face the contempt charges Hartford Mack Truck. Mathews, before the committee and them to the full Commerce Com­ state employees the right to appeals tion racquetball-office complex in a by refusing to turn it over. Carter is fully aware of the differing George Dagon, council chairman, SIMSBURY (UPI) - Simsbury for the four or five houses they build. he furnished information under mittee. Before the committee could board hearings for demotions, six-story building. The first two Califano has claimed the informa­ opinions within the administration complimented Fire Chief Michael town officials are thinking about “The concept is, you move to threat of contempt. vote on whether to send the charge to suspensions, dismissals or com­ floors would house 13 racquetball tion involves trade secrets in a highly but is reserving judgment for the mo­ Fitzgerald for obtaining a good price making new residents pay for their Simsbury and start using facilities “And we recommended the full the full House. Morton surrendered. plaints related to disciplinary action East Hartford police report competitive industry. And for two ment. after the council had v o t^ to trim courts and the top four floors would recreation with a bedroom tax. others paid for,” Brown said, “with against them. contain office space. The state then appealed to the $30,000 from the fire department’s A consultant for the Town Plan the tax, you chip in and buy the original request of $108,000 in April. In other business. Council Majority Commission has drafted a proposal Supreme Court. Its appeal was Communication and cooperation Police said the attendant did so and hardware, and the town’s general Steven Plefka, 16, of 100 Latimer “I think the council has to feel Leader Henry Genga motioned the rejected Tuesday. between Elast Hartford and Glaston­ the car sped away south on Main for a onetime tax of up to $5(XI per fund maintains it.” St., East Hartford, was arrested on a pretty good about this,” Dagon said council’s Real Estate Acquisition new home, depending on the number Commission chairman Robert Papers may have more problems bury police led to the arrest of a 22- Street toward Glastonbury. warrant Tuesday. He was charged and Disposition Committee consider with a smile, noting the $18,000 net of bedrooms it has, to generate 'Thorne said bedroom taxes have year-old Glastonbury man on The attendant repprted the inci­ with third-degree assault and third- the purchase of Lighthouse Grove, NEW YORK (UPI) - The New the walkout, but George McDonald, 1 etui II until they have contracts,” he saving. money for new recreational areas been successful in other states, but it typographers expired March 31. charges of first-degree robbery early dent to the police and they radioed degree criminal mischief in connec­ which is located on High Street said. Fitzgerald got the additional $11,- and equipment which would be used has not been determined if such a tax York Times, News and Post, shut The machinists’ decision to take a APTC president, said all but the this morning, police said. the Glastonbury police. tion with a June 26 fight at A.C. across from the Hockanum School. The Publishers Association, whose Union ready 076 sum from the council Tuesday by the new residents. would be legal in Connecticut. If it is, down for a week by striking strike vote was announced Tuesday machinists and the drivers had Paul A. Canapari of 391 Foote Glastonbury police spotted the car Petersen’s at 395 Main St., police after an hour-long meeting by the three members are losing upwards of Road, Glastonbury, was presented in Consultant Dennis Brown said it would be the first in the state. pressmen, face more labor problems learned from their internationals and gave chase, but the car got away. said. Newspaper Guild, the Allied Printing $2 million a day on the walkout, and Tuesday the commission is con­ Bfqwn has asked several agencies as at least three other newspaper un­ they would get some form of aid. for lawsuit court today on charges of robbery. • Later, they spotted the car again and Plefka was presented in court sidering the tax because even though ions are considering whether to Trades Council and the drivers’ union Despite the promise of aid, the Printing Pressmen’s Local 2 met At 1:40 a.m., police received a got the license number before it Council OKs financing for c e m e n t on the plan, and the Tuesday. big developers are able to provide Boardof Selectmen is expected to dis­ strike the publications. at Guild headquarters. McDonald said “several” unions, in­ all day Tuesday at Manhattaq's report of a robbery at the Gasland again avoided them. Machinists Local 15, which has Richard Hubert, machinist union cluding the electricians and paper Doral Inn but no progress was on deadline some recreational facilities, small cuss it next week. station at 609 Main St. The attendant ’They got the address of the Losen E . Bacon Jr ., 28, of Colorado been honoring the pressmen’s picket business manager, said the decision handlers, may subsequently join the reported. said a man pulled up in an olive green of EHHS science wing developers often can’t do the same WETHERSFIELD (U PI) - Unless operator of the vehicle and went to Drive, Somers, was arrested on a lines with other newspaper unions, was triggered by “what appears to machinists in taking a strike vote. The talks were to resume this car and pointed a single-barrel his home to make the arrest. the state Board of Labor Relations warrant and charged with third- next five years and the state will pay set a strike vote for this morning in be a total reluctance on the part of “Several of the unions have an­ afternoon. shotgun .at him, police said. Canapari was turned over to Blast EAST HARTFORD - In a un­ extends a deadline for organizing degree sexual assault, fourth-degree ■ an equal amount on its share. order to obtain strike benefits and to management.” nounced'that they could, within a few Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett Police said the man allegedly told Hartford police today. animous vote Tuesday night, the about'6,000 state employees, it could assault and third-degree criminal Henry Genga, the Town Council Few applications filed press for settlement of its own pact. Other unions also were concerned days, maybe have to strike said publishers’ demands to reduce the attendant to hand over Hie money He is being held on $5,000 bond. Town Council approved the sale of face legal action by two units of the trespass. majority leader, said the 4.9 percent Contracts between the papers and about getting strike benefits during themselves ... and may not want to the number of men in the press room and put it in the back seat of the car. $400,000 in notes at 4.9 percent in­ International Union of Operating The arrest was in connection with a interest rate “shows the sound finan- all their unions except the remained the major stumbling block. terest to Connecticut Bank & Trust for top police position Engineers. July 5 incident during which Bacon Co. to finance the East Hartford High cial'status of the town of East Hart­ Locals 30 and 478 of the operating allegedly entered the bedroom of a ford.” HARTFORD (UPI) - A School science wing. engineers union Tuesday gave the former girlfriend and allegedly Richard Harvey, the director of spokesman for Gov. Ella Grasso says search committee headed by New Tenants at Mayberry Joseph Adinolfi Jr ., the town’s board 48 hours to extend the deadline sexually assaulted the girl, police finance, said other bidders included a few applications have been Britain attorney Paul J. McQuillan of Region likely to be ‘megacity’ bond attorney, said the rate “looks said. Colonial Bank and Trust of Water- received for the post of state police New Britain to recommend can­ until October They said the time is superb to m e.” Adinolfi said the needed because payroll lists of state making improvements He was presented in court bury (5.8percent), Hartford National commissioner, which becomes va­ didates for both positions, but said WASHINGTON (UPI) - The “Businesses fleeing, say from New Sundlun said megacities are pie earning $500 billion, said current market rate is about 5 to 5.35 Tuesday. cant Aug. 25, but hundreds are she would not oppose having one per­ Northeast United States will become York, are re-routing in the empty emerging in Japan, Europe and in Sundlun. workers are inaccurate. percent. Bank (5.78 percent) and Glastonbury to that was seven years ago. expected. son hold both jobs. “the world’s first megacity” by the spaces of Connecticut, New Jersey, other sections of the United Stats but “Nowhere else can be found a Department of Administrative Ser­ EAST HARTFORD - Most of the The state will reimburse the town Bank and Trust (5.4 percent). After the inspection was com­ Charles Abronze, a 31-year-old The science wing, which will open Press aide Larrye DeBear said She said she doesn’t expect to ap­ next century, a business executive and New Hampshire, thus creating “nowhere as dramatically as in the transportation and communications vices officials said the payroll is tenants who received letters for half of the $400,000 cost. Donald pleted, the department sent about 85 East Hartford police officer, passed in September, was completed last Tuesday similar interest is expected point anyone to either post until after says. and enlarging the megacity,” he Northeast.” network already in place in the being computerized for the first ordering them to make im­ Bates, town treasurer, said the town letters to tenants whose units needed out in his cruiser from heat exhaus­ in the new post of Director of Public the November election. Businesses are leaving the region’s said. Some 30 million persons with an Northeast,” he added, “and the time. The changeover and correc­ provements on their Mayberry will pay $29,400 in interest over the spring. improvements. Safety, which will command the State Police Commissioner cities and filling empty spots in ’’The Northeast is rapidly aggregate personal income of $200 realities of economics indicate that tions should be completed by Oc­ Village units are complying, said tion Tuesday. ■The tenants were given different Police said the temperature inside state police, the fire marshal’s of­ Edward Leonard announced last between, Bruce G. Sundlun, presi­ developing into the world’s first billion live within a 200-mile radius of nowhere else can such a network be tober. Frank N. Barone, director of inspec­ deadlines for compliance, depending Abronze’s police cruiser was 112 fice, the State Safety Commission week he would resign Aug. 25 dent and chief executive officer of megacity, the Northeast is fast Providence, R.I., he said. built today or in the future.” Because the union wanted names tions and permits. Slaying suspect held on the extent of repairs needed. degrees while the outside and several other agencies beginning because of health problems and to the Providence, R.I.-based Outlet Co. becoming a superhighway that will “Expand that circle 500 miles, and The Outlet Co. owns a variety, of right away, the list was given to Barone cited 20 cases where exten­ showed Caroline Swanson, 40, died of Barone said he is pleased with the temperature was 97 degrees. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A Jan. 1. keep his controversial tenure from told the National Economists Club lead us into the 21st century,” he we include most — if not all — of the stores, television and radio stations. them before it had been brought up to sive work has been done. The work multiple chest wounds and internal progress made by the tenants. Abronze was treated for heat Middletown man charged in the stab­ Mrs. Grasso has asked a special becoming a political issue. Tuesday. said. megacity, and we find 76 million peo- date, officials said. included roach extermination, wounds that she suffered during the The errors have caused a delay in reglazing of windows, exterior pain­ “As long as the tenants and exhaustion at Manchester Memorial bing death of his former girlfriend in attack at Middlesex Community landlords are both behind it, this getting intent cards signed, union of- ting, remodeling and renovating," and Hospital. He will miss a day of work. a college cafeteria is being held in College Monday. ' fictals said. They said more than 300 cleaning of the grounds. thing is going to be a success,” Abronze told his superior, • Sgt. New Haven on $100,000 bond. Towles was arrested around 11:20 letters sent out last week were Last month, Barone’s department Barone said. Daniel Thayer, to meet him at 3:15 Glenmore D. Towles, 37, was p.m. Monday at Connecticut Valley Terrorism suspect denies charges I returned marked “address un- p.m. at the Knights of Columbus arraigned on a murder charge completed an inspection of 450 Hospital after he tried to commit 1 known,” Standards same Hall, 1831 Main St. Tuesday in Middlesex County charge she entered the U.S illegally last bail be reduced and set a Sept. 12 trial “Miss Berster feels she would be in housing units at Mayberry Village himself to the state mental institu­ BURLINGTON, Vt, (UPI) - Her The ; The state had set July 1 to Aug. 31 after landlords and tenants from the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Thayer asked him if it was urgent, Superior Court. His case was con­ lawyer says suspected West German month from Canada. date for her and three Americans accused danger if she leaves the United States,” he tion. Police said they recovered the for the union, which currently Mayberry Village Association had difference between a generic drug but there was no answer. Officer tinued to next Tuesday. terrorist Kristina Berster will seek She had already denied seven immigra­ of helping her try to sneak across the said. murder weapon, a knife, in a wooded “She doesn’t want to flee; she is looking GERTRUDE G.TYLER represents 4,000 workers, to cir­ requested an inspection. The last and a brand name drug is largely one Henry Dagon found Abronze un­ State Chief Medical Examiner political asylum in the United States tion charges stemming from her alleged border at Alburg, Vt. area near the college shortly after for what we might call salvation here.” culate intent cards. time the units were inspected prior of price. conscious and revived him. Elliot M. Gross said an autopsy because she fears for her life, but federal attempt to sneak into the country past a Defense lawyer Dennis Schlenker of the arrest. ~ ------— But assistant U.S. Attorney Jerome SCHOOL of DANCE officials say they doubt she’ll be allowed border crossing station and carrying a Albany, N.Y., asked that bail be lowered O’Neill argued successfully against a bail to stay. false Iranian passport. because his client had no wish to flee the The exchange came as Miss Berster, 28, U.S. District Judge Albert Coffrin country and is, in fact, in the process of reduction, saying he has been informed by has the Justice and State Departments that THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT pleaded innocent Tuesday to yet another denied a defense motion that her $100,000 seeking political asylum. Balloon 425 miles from Britain her request will probably be denied. “ (This) certainly is not the kind of case MOVED to a BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) - The silver and “It’s possible if they pick up some very carrying the families of the three men toward in which political asylum Is ever black Double Eagle II drifted to within 425 strong winds — and we’re talking about 30 or a hoped-for rendezvous. They were to await INVITES YOU TO AHEND THE STORRS CAMPUS THIS FALL Man seeks pardon for Arnold granted,” he said. miles of the British Isles early today as the 40 knot winds — they could reach Ireland the arrival of the crew at a London hotel. Following the arraignment, Schlenker BIGGER, three American daredevils aboard the 112- today,” he added. But he said it was still “too The balloonists — who left Presque Isle, NORWICH (UPI) — Revolutionary War “You have to have treason in your mind of dfaft dodgers and army deserters,” told reporters Miss Berster’s life will be foot-high balloon were reportedly in “very early to tell.” Maine, last Friday — had hoped to reach General Benedict Arnold’s name is and heart and I don’t believe he did. He Estee said. “very seriously in danger” if she is good shape and high spirits” in their quest to “All I can say is that we talked to them last northern Europe by Thursday night. “They’re felt that what he was doing was best for “If any American who has ever lived in returned to West Germany, where of­ BETTER actually a little ahead of schedule,” McClure seldom spoken without describing him as make the first trans-Atlantic balloon crossing. night and they are in very good shape and high A variety of graduate and undergraduate courses are offered in the past 200 years deserves a pardon, it’s a traitor. But that may change. George his country,” Estee said. ficials have indictated they will try to Ben Abruzzo, 48, Maxie Anderson, 44, and spirits.” said. Major General Benedict Arnold. If Arnold the foliowing disciplines: Estee wants a presidential pardon for the Estee said he believes Arnold’s defeat extradite her. “Things have happened to Larry Newman, 31, of Albuquerque, N.M., By this morning the Double Eagle II was The crew members said a heater in the gon­ of the British at Saratoga and subsequent had not fought three years in the north for people (there) who were utterly in­ STUDIO!! dola was keeping them warm from the Art, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Civil Connecticut native. were to have surpassed the old endurance flying about 25,000 feet at 20 mph and had General Washington, there may not have freezing temperatures and they had enough Classics, Computer Science, Design and Resource Estee, a retired warehouse hand from surrender of British General Johnny nocent,” he said without elaborating. record of 107'/2 hrs. of free flight in a balloon shifted its course from northeast to due east, Dramatic Arts, Educational Administration, Educational Dover, N.H., has spent the past seven Burgoyne far outweigh his marriage to a been a Yorktown,” he said, referring to Miss Berster is wanted in West Ger­ at 8:13 a.m. (EDT). McGure said. food. years researching Arnold’s life and Tory and attempt to deliver West Point to the final battle of tbe Revolution. many for alleged activities as a member RE6ISTRATI0II FOR “It’s still too early to be optimistic, but Balloonist Eld Yost set the old endurance The balloon expected to pass through some Psychology, Elementary Education, Foundations and military career. He said he’s convinced the British. Estee said he has submitted a 34-page of the Socialist Patients Collective, a they’re feeling good about it,” said spokesman record in Oct., 1976, McQure said. freezing rain Tuesday, but managed to miss Higher Technical and Adult Education, Physical package of material to President Carter 3010 retR ROW OPEN Arnold was not a traitor. “In the past few years, I have witnessed group suspected of terrorist bombings. Dave McClure who talked by radio witji the An airliner left Boston and arrived in Lon­ the precipitation, McClure said. But he said Secondary Education, Electrical Engineering. Engii^eeUng three times in the past year with his “I maintain that Arnold was not a the pardon of former President Richard Earlier Tuesday, Ray Kajm ir, 33, of adventurers at 11 p.m. (EDT) Tuesday. don at 7:05 a.m. (London time) Wednesday the bad weather would not have been a serious English, Fine Arts, French, German, History, request for a pardon. He said he has never traitor,” Estee said in Norwich Tuesday, Nixon and Tokyo Rose, the returning of New York City, pleaded innocent to five HARTFORD ROAD problem anyway. _____ and Family Relations, Italian, Linguistics, M ath^e^ where he visited the grave of Arnold’s citizenship to (Confederate) General received a reply from the White House. charges stemming from the alleged inci­ 99 Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy, Music, Nursing. Philosophy SUMMER mother. Robert E. Lee and amnesty to thousands dent and was freed on $10,(X)0 bail. East Hartford fire calls Physics, Political Science, Portuguese, Sociology, Spanish, and DRIVEWAYS Statistics. I Tuesday, 10:09 a.m. Ave. -Building fire at 79 McKee St. Grasso, Killian set debate McDo n a l d s •Ho Tuesday, 3:25 p.m. Today, 12:14 a.m. -Com­ Most of these courses meet only once dr twdee a '-i to® late atternoon or Illegal registrations CENTER ST. LMedical call to 40 Butternut early evening. Degree and non-degree students are eligible to take courses. VAST Drive. —Medical call to the police munity building fire at 130 ^6olonial HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella other at a meeting of the Caucus of under way with WYIT-Channel 30 and WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — The state Department of Tuesday, 11:39 a.m. station, 397 Tolland St. Nutmeg Lane, not serious. Cost Is $45 per credit. Motor Vehicles is going to rely on local assessors to find Tuesday, 5:13 p.m. Today, 3:38 a.m. -Light- Grasso and Lt, Gov. Robert Killian, Connecticut Democrats at 8 p.m. at with Connecticut Public Television, Cf/VTfR -Medical call to 36 Columbus Connecticut residents who may have registered their MORIARTV SI —Medical call to 11 Dean pole down at 50 Hillside St. 9avin i battling for the Democratic guber­ Norwalk Middle School that day. The candidates are scheduled to BROTHERS Circle. vehicles illegally in Vermont to avoid Connecticut taxes. Tuesday, 12:33 p.m. Drive. Today, 9 a.m. —Furnace natorial nomination in a Sept. 12 Mrs. Grasso and Killian will also film a “Face the State” program on Tuesday, 6:55 p.m. For additional Information on registration procedures and deadline dates call Department spokesman Don Byers said Tuesday the -Medical call to the Pitkin fire at 68 Whitney Road. A U WOHKmiANSHIP BUABANTEED primary, have agreed their only debate on WTNH-Channel 8 Sept. 8. WFSB-Channel 3 Friday. The -Medical call to 14 Bonner the Office of Credit Programs at the Storrs Campus — 486-3832. department is mailing a list of 1,600 possible violators to School, 320 Hills St. Today, 9:46 a.m. -Medical debate before an audience will take The tape will be broadcast at a date program will be aired at 8 p.m. that • ; Tuesday, 1:56p.m.—Public Drive. call to Hamilton Road. FREE ESTIMATES T«l. 526-4362 assessors, who will determine which residents should place in Norwalk Sept, 6. to be announced. day and Sunday at 11 a.m. 643-9419 or 643-6259 i *assistance to 55ft Burnside Tuesday, 6:59 p.m. The two candidates will face each Negotiations for more debates are have their vehicles registered in Connecticut. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 16, 1978- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Aug. 16, 1978 Primary to renew Democrats Pollution Control Authority Killian told party niembers appoints temporary chairman U.. D A D D A D A Dir'U M rkTAin received ranattrA/l ao resoundingrAominHino no.nn By BARBARA RICHMOND general. to assist the commission during its May also said that he had a “vague He said people say a primary is By PATRICIA MULLIGAN Herald Reporter He prosecuted price fixers, initial organizational phase. topographic” impression that divisive and will affect our ability to Herald (lormtpondent cracked down on welfare cheats and He also explained why Hebron was everybody (the adjacent towns) VERNON — "What’s wrong with a win in November. He cited several on parents who refused to support HEBRON -David Marnicki of the recipient of the abatement order drains into Hebron. primary — what’s wrong with the instances where there were their children, policed state cop-, Kinney Road was elected, Monday served by the state of Connecticut. First Selectman Aaron Reid said peopie choosing their candidate for primaries in other states and also the tracts, created the state's anti-trust, nfght. to serve as temporary chair­ The order was served the town that Amston Lake has greatly im­ governor?” Lt. Gov. Robert Killian one involving Thomas Meskill, asked a group of area residents division, cracked 'down on “phony, man for the Water Pollution Control after a survey had been conducted in proved over the years. He asked Republican, who went on to be attending the opening bf Killian get-rich-quick schemes^^d oil com­ Authority and Raymond Burt, select­ which 103 systems were found to be about the funding available to the elected governor. headquarters in Vernon last night. pany ripoffs.” ^ • man. was elected acting secreUry. failing during a cursory examination. town in this area. He said that year the Democrats Former Mayor Thomas Bepoit, He said during the years of the Monday’s meeting was the first for May said it is the position of the May said that his department is in said they had a candidate who Grasso administration spending hqs. the commission. Marnicki was ap- commission to represent the town in good shape that it has money to do who is Killian’s campaign coor­ couldn’t lose (Mim Daddario) and gone up 40 percent. “Government, pbinted to serve for a one-year te r n ; this matter. He said in so doing, if the step one, which is the grant applica­ dinator for .Vernon, introduced Meskill won the governorship by an Basil Boycynesky, town sanitarian, commission finds that -after -the tion. Killian at the opening of the 80,000 vote margin. has to run its shop the way people run for a two-year term ; Raymond Burt facilities plan is developed for the The committee drafted a letter of headquarters on Route 83 last night. “Don’t listen to the people who say a household. If you spend more than you earn you’re ip trouble.” , and Frost Krist. three-year terms; town, that they do not agree that they solicitation for the purpose of hiring Killian is challenging Gov. Elia a primary is damaging to the party,” - He said government does the saitie Lawrence Thorton and Henry Snider, could tell the Department of En­ an engineering firm to conduct the Grasso in a Sept. 12 primary for the he cautioned. He said the primary nomination for governor on the only when government spends more four year terms. Terms end on July vironmental Protection. survey and develop a facilities plan process is the renewal of the Democratic ticket. than it earns it puts another tax chi 15 each year, He said it is important that the for Hebron. This letter will be dis­ Democratic Party ... “we can make the people and “this is what has ‘Randy May, senior, sanitary group employ an engineering firm cussed during the next committee Woodland Park won first place in a contest Haunted Mansion,” which the children made In announcing his support for history ... we have, even up to this happened in Connecticut over the engineer of the Water Compliance that it likes and that input from the meeting scheduled for Aug. 28 at 8 held by the parks and recreation department out of cardboard. The project was on display Killian, Benoit surprised local moment,” he said. years.” . unit of the Department of En­ residents of Hebron should be sought p.m. in the Town Office Building. for the best group project. The winning entry Tuesday at Martin Park. (Herald photo by Democratic leaders who had thought “I know our opposition (Grasso) is all of the delegates were firm in their Referring again to the comiqg vironmental Protection, was present as soon as possible. was an amusement park ride called “The Blake) deeply concern^ about what’s going support of Grasso. o n ... I feel it and you must hear some primary, Killian said “there’s nothing wrong with the people He said last night that he had been of these things ... people are uneasy, asked by many people who he is choosing their candidate for gover-,, they f^ L a change could be to the ad- backing Killian. He said four years nor.” Candidates talk and agree; vantag[e of the state and indeed, it ago he worked hard for the election ‘"The Democratic Party has fallen would, he said. of Gov. Grasso but now feels in his to its lowest state of all of the year^I He spoke of the coming debate with have been around. We lose elections heart that Killian, “who has worked Gov. Grasso this Friday and alluded Fair Practice Code favored on towns and cities and it’s not the so hard for the Democratic Party, to some incidents that have happened deserves to challenge the primary fault of the people and it’s not since he has served with her as concern and the debates could be based on fixed dollars but “what we because we didn’t have good can­ VERNON —Thomas Connell of law,” lieutenant governor. carried by television and radio. live on is the buying power of a Happy sixth birthday..... “No one is annointed. A person has didates,” he said. Vernon, Republican candidate for A specific incident he mentioned He said he intends to write to Dodd dollar,” he said. a right, as long as.he is a citizen. No He added, “It’s the fact that the congressman from the second dis­ The Hockanum Valley Day Care Center center is located in the Sunday School wing of involved federal surplus supplies proposing that such debates be “We have a progressive tax one should feel so entrenched that party, on the state level, has fallen, trict, has issued a statement saying offered to cities and towns at no organized and the topics be system, that is, the percentage of in­ celebrated its sixth birthday Monday with a the First Congregational Church. Debbie they think no one can challenge ap art... it’s lost its direction and has; he wholeheartedly agrees with the charge. He said he suggested that selected by an impartial group such come paid in taxes increases as the cake shaped like a rocking horse, which is the Rich is director. It is an outgrowth of the them,” he said. become a sort of an ersatz phony recently proposed Campaign Fair someone be hired to track down some as the League of Women Voters. income goes up. Unfortunately, symbol of the center, and lots of cold milk. Hockanum Valley Community Council and a Killian spoke of his stand on the Republican Party.” Practice Code put out by the State of this equipment for the state’s He said he and Dodd talked briefly because of inflation, an average controversial question of a state in­ “When we lost our direction and Elections Commission. The children sang “Happy Birthday” to the survey taken when the council started but is trade schools and offered to help but "Character defamation, dirty last week about campaign practices. working an or woman may be paying come tax and said he wanted to make purpose we lost our people, and we center and then continuted to enjoy their not now connected with the council. (Herald the governor said maybe someone “We verbally agreed to a high level, taxes at a tax percentage designed deserved to,” Killian said. tricks, and frivolous charges favorite pastimes in the play yard. The photo by Richmond) his position clear. else ought to do it. He said nothing issue-oriented campaign and, if either for the wealthy," he said. He said he is against an income tax He said the people know “if I ’m definitely have no place in a political was done and while other states got side thought anything was going un­ He added, “The result is the out­ and that he doesn’t think one is elected I won’t be looking for a job in campaign,” Connell said. Connell millions of dollars worth of goods, fairly to get the staffs together to rageous situation of the federal needed but, he said, he’s not going to Washington. I don't want to be .a will be running against incumbent Connecticut got absolutely nothing. resolve it promptly,” Connell said. government, by its programs, first let Ella Grasso, or the Republican federal judge ... they’ve dangled that Democrat Christopher Dodd. “When 1 beat Ella Grasso on Sept. Speaking recently in North creating inflation and then turning Free blood pressure clinic gubernatorial candidate, Ronald in front of me, too,” he said. He said a political campaign should . . . m . 12, what are they going to say about Stonington, one of the towns in the se­ around and taxing us for it.” Sarasin, say there will be no income “1 don’t owe anybody but people be run for the purpose of informing m e,” he asked as he detailed some of cond district, Connell called for in­ “Without indexing, the existing tax tax and also promise they will cut like you, anything,” he told those at the voters of the candidates' issue the wrongs he righted when he dexing taxes which means system, even after a tax cut, is un­ last night’s gathering. positions. He said one good way to do scheduled for S. W. seniors taxes. “Do you believe they are going served as the state’s attorney that would be to have a half-hour automatically adjusting the points at fair. I agree with Republican Rep. Second place in the group project contest The contest featured group and individual to cut taxes he asked,” and he and offer for sale items they have which the tax brackets increase up­ Willis Gradison of Ohio, who said SOUTH WINDSOR -The free Drop-In-Day, sponsored by the sponsored by the parks and recreation crafts projects from children aged eight to debate each week, beginning the made through crafts or baking and ward equal to the percentage rise in what we have now, without indexing, blood pressure clinic for senior Friends of the South Windsor Public week of Sept. 30 and continuing until such. The club will have space of its ‘ department went to Nicholson Park. Children 12. (Herald photo by Blake) the Consumer Price Index, Connell is an unlegislated, unvoted, and un­ citizens, which was originally Library with films furnished by the election day. own for donated items. Marion Gray at Nicholson made a replica of their park. said. signed tax hike." scheduled for this month has been library. East Hartford bulletin board He said each debate could be based is chairman of the fair and sale. He said right now income taxes are rescheduled for Sept. 7 at St. Peter’s South Windsor Senior Citizen Club on a specific issue of great public Tentative September plans also in­ Episcopal Church. Sessions will be meetings and trips will also resume in September. Sept. 13 will be taken clude a four-day trip to Canada and a The pools normally close at 7 p.m^, held before and after the regular C la s s reunion Fahey endorses one-day trip to New York. Decision on police action but the Parks and Recreation senior citizen lunch program. up with business and bingo. EAST HARTFORD - Marcella A Washington.D. C. trip in October EAST HARTFORD - The Class of Department said they will open thl. The clinic will be conducted by the The public will be invited to attend Park liquor ban ordinance is also tentative but Jim Snow, Fahey, Democratic candidate for the 1953 at East Hartford High School is pools at night because of the heat. South Windsor Public Health Nursing the Senior Citizen Club’s Arts and recreation director, is taking reser­ planning its 25th reunion, to be held state senate from the Third District, Association. Crafts Fair and Tag Sale Sept. 27 at to be made soon by Connolly has endorsed the Fair Campaign vations now for a trip to Stockbridge- at W illie’s Steak House in Meals for the elderly are served St. Margaret Mary Church Hall. Shelburn on Oct. 10 and 11.. Manchester on Nov. 10. Practices Code and has pledged to Trap shoots five days a week at the church on Members will purchase table space By CLAIRE CONNELLY takes effect on Saturday for a hearing on the firings was sub­ The following are class members conduct her campaign according to EAST HARTFORD - Mark Sand Hill Road. Reservations should week, with some sections deleted by the principles and practices of the cilwoman Lena Therault voted special permits would be issued, was Herald Correspondent mitted by Karen Lane, wife of the they are trying to locate: J . William Mathiau of Elast Hartford took first VERNON —A new ordinance which be made by calling Sally Clark, Kjellquist that pertained to sensitive not established and they felt this COVENTRY — Town Manager dismissed patrolman. Powell. Jerome V. Behmke, code. place Sunday in the first of two will ban the possession or consump­ against. Bayberry Trail. A minibus is internal police procedures. “ I believe every voter should A sub-committee of the council, could cause many problems. Artificial sweeteners do NOT cause cancer Frank Connolly said Tuesday that he Councilman Douglas Whipple said Rosemary Sears Dehler, Robert J. “Summer Trap Tournament” shoots tion of alcoholic beverages in town- available for those needing transpor­ Whipple said after he has seen the expect, even demand, that can­ formed to research the problem after The residents of the Henry Park expects to reach a decision “within a Monday night that he still had not Smithson, Margaret Smith at the Sportsmen's Qub. owned parks or fields, will go into tation to lunch and to shopping areas. individuals in Baltimore who had manual and been apprised of what didates act in a responsible manner area petitioned the council earlier in CHICAGO (UPI) - Artificial few days" on whether or not to up­ been given access to the police duty Polhemus, Harriet J. Burrill, Harry effect Saturday. the council was petitioned by Reservations may be made at the confirmed cases of bladder cancer, material has been omitted, he will residents in the area of Henry Park, the summer because they said that sweeteners in the amounts currently hold disciplinary action against three manual he requested more than a Bragdon, Norman Brodeur, Enola with no dishonesty on any level. 1 will Mathiau attained a high score of 25 The Town Council adopted the or­ Town Hall where schedule informa­ and an equal number of matching decide whether or not to drop his conduct an open and honest cam­ had recommended that the ordinance groups drinking in the park late at consumed do NOT cause cancer in police officers taken early this month month ago. He explained that one of Mary Denslow, Trevor A. Hammond. and went on to win the day’s soot-off dinance on Aug. 2 following a public tion is available. “controls, ” and concluded that those complaint with state officials. paign. I hope all candidates will en­ be passed but also recommended that night had disturbed them. humans, says a research report from by Police Chief Robert Kjellquist. the items he wanted to review was Also, Maureen U. Duquette Met­ against Roger Nolet, also of Elast hearing during which opponents and On Friday, Janice Macferran, a who used artificial sweeteners, in­ dorse the code and will, by their con­ it allow special permits to be issued At the public hearing eight persons Johns Hopkins University in the The chief fired Lawrence Fawcett the chief’s job description. calf, Walter G. James, Arlene Fox, Hartford, who attained a score of 25 proponents spoke, nutritionist, will continue her discus­ cluding diet soft drinks, were no Informed sources suggest that duct, be more accessible to the spoke in favor of the ordinance and Journal of the American Medical and Keith Lane from the force and Alice Roberts, Shirley Leithold as well. Mathiau is eligible to com­ ; The council was not unanimous in when requested. sion of food shopping hints and helps more likely to develop bladder Whipple, a long-time critic of the Fawcett and Lane had challenged three spoke against it. Association. Hoadge, Leona Lozo Wooden, Mary political process,” she said. pete in next Sunday’s shoot-off which its vote to adopt the ordinance. Coun­ Most council members felt a fair during the luncheon session. suspended Ronald Doughty for 10 police department, said he feels that The researchers interviewed 519 cancer than those who did not. Kjellquists’ authority on several oc­ Lou Peterson Delano, Carol McGill Mrs. Fahey added, “Voters will will determine the tournament cilman John Giulietti and Coun­ definition of the occasions when September plans include movies on days. All three appealed their Kjellquist “just sits at his desk and casions, that Lane was investigating Chicerchia, Donald McLagan. have a real choice in November champion. The overall champion will penalties. doesn’t do anything.” He said the the chief without authorization and Also, Philisse Therese Merlet knowing that all candidates behaved receive the grand trophy. Connolly held two long, closed chief should be out patroling and that the Fawcett was investigating McMahon, Eleanor Hauet DeHahn, with complete honesty and integrity, hearings on the appeals, Mmday and taxpayers were “fed up” with having Doughty without permission. These Doris Beatty Dellaripa, Shirley not only with funds, but in their The trap shoots, which are open to Area bulletin board Tuesday, to air both sides of the case. iu:;irwmriiii.w!i,..i,i«inir’‘w Snath still their money wasted on public of­ allegations are not specifically men­ Hollister Miller, Audrey Pollard relationship with opponents.” the public, may be reached in the He has 15 days in which to make a ficials that did nothing. ’’«3M tioned in the charges that have been north section by taking Route 5 and decision, but he indicated Tuesday Beebe, John P. Hess, Americo F^riends of Library aimed at creating or exploiting Voter sessions made public thus far. Petrella, Doris Keegan' Lavery. following the signs. Parking and ad-' doubts as to his or her loyalty or that he would not use the full amount The charges against the policemen Heal cure HEBRON -T h e Friends of the BOLTON —Voter enrollment in demand mission are free and those attending patriotism are also unfair and in­ of time. referred to sections of the duty Also, William J . Hiltgen, John J. Library have made plans for con­ EAST HARTFORD - If the heat is a re asked to bring th eir own tolerable campaign practices. sessions will be conducted at the Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel manual involving misconduct and Donahue Jr ., Robert A. Gallant, tinuing the fund-raising “Country-A- Corn supper starting to get to you, the Parks and refreshments. Town Office Building on Aug. 26 and PLAINFIELD, N.H. (UPI) — The Industrial Revolu­ and town negotiator, Donald violation of departmental rules. Clive C. Benson, Herbert D. Twining, Month” program for the group’s The 4-H Club will hold its annual Recreation Department might have R e r r u ilin g Aug. 29. A votermaking session will tion, no doubt, hurt the snath business. Powers, attended both hearings, However, Whipple claims he Felvia Ricker Belaustequi, Marie booth at the Hebron Harvest Fair. corn supper tonight between 5 and 7 the cure. Participants may bring their own also be conducted on Aug. 29. But, despite mechanization, large parts of the world along with union representatives. requested the manual before the Kaneski Gardner, ,The country for this month is BOLTON —The Young Adult p.m, at the North Coventry Com­ The department is planning to open shells or can purchase them at the In order to vote in the Sept. 12 still depend on the snath for the important job of The attorney and negotiator met in charges were made known and If anyone has not received com­ Greece. Elnoni Fourouni, a Greek Conservation Corps is recruiting munity Center. Drennan Pool, located off Main grounds. Rounds are alternated primary residents musbe be harvesting grain. executive session Monday night with wished to see it for other reasons. munications concerning the reunion poetess will be the featured guest as applicants interested in working in M niR SPECMl AUGUST Adult tickets, $2.50 each and S tre e t a t M cA uliffe P ark , on between straight and scattered registered on or before Aug. 29. The snath is the long, curved wooden handle on a three Town Council members who or knows the whereabouts of the well as Greek Folk Dancing, a film the field of conservation. Connolly referred Whipple to the children’s $1.50. Jean Jacobson, said Wednesday, Thursday and Friday targets, and shooters may sig up fdr Absentee ballots will be available scythe, which was the Western world’s principal means have been asked to investigate the above classmates, please contact about Greece and homemade Greek The program is a year-round one MAILER COMING OUT THIS proceeds will go toward the fall evenings from 8 to 10 p.m., weather whichever they choose. in the office of the town clerk star­ of harvesting grain from the late Roman Empire until police department. chief for a copy of the manual, Judith VanOstrand McCue at 289-5307 refreshments. which employs young men and awards. permitting. ting Aug. 22. Cyrus McCormick invented the reaper. WEEKEND. SO IF YOU Councilwoman Karen Nash, who prompting the councilman to file a or Anne Rinaldi Fornabi at 289-7150. women for conservation work in The program will be conducted at The scythe is still widely used in developing countries. heads the sub-committee, said a complaint with the state Freedom of national parks and forests as well as HUNT PlfcSENTlY t()e Marlborough Tavern on Aug. 25 Tonight’s meetings And in industrial countries, there’s a market with people public hearing on the issue will be information Commission. other public lands and waters. at 7:30 p.m. Tickets must be BOLTON —The Planning Commis­ who don’t have enough land to make a mechanical cutter RECEIVE IT. COME called in the near future. At a council Whipple said he expected to 1^ The program is sponsored by the purchased in advance at either the sion will meet in the Community Hall practical, or whose land is too hilly to take a tractor. meeting last week a petition asking given access to a copy later this Departm ent of Agriculture and M AND SEt AU. THE library or the Log Cabin on Main tonight at 7:30 and the Zoning Com­ The market is large enough that when the 15-year-old Board to discuss Street in Hebron or at the Interior under the direction of the mission will meet at 8 p.m., also in NEW GOODIES. A Department of Labor. snath factory in this Connecticut River hamlet closed Marlborough Tavern. Community Hall. down last year, two young men sank all their money into FREERAZOR A display of arts, crafts and books To be eligible for the program one FREE SURSdUPTION East Hartford public records must be age 16 to 23, unemployed and getting it running again. J study report about Greece will be featured Industrial Park Dick Bates and Dave Wilkins now ship out 300 to 500 TO THIS TRAVESTY throughout the month at Douglas permanently out of school and a legal resident of the United States. TOLLAND —The Town of Tolland, snaths a week to markets ranging from a farm supply co­ Warranty d eed s Library. OFTNEGRAnUC po, property on Forbes Street, con­ Those interested in applying should through a real estate agent, is operative in the next valley to Canada, Australia, New BOLTON - The Board of The purpose of the meeting is Marilu deCarvalho, co-chairman, Zealand and states as far away as California. Michael Hyland et al to Nancy J. veyance tax $46.20. FROM contact the Job Service Office at 806 offering land for sale in 34-acres left ARTS IS AVAILAOIE Education will have an infor­ to inform the school board and of the Friends of the Library Curtis, property on Warren Drive, John J. Karvelis et al to Gary P, in its Industrial Park off Route 30 and They have a nine-man payroll including themselves, mational meeting Thursday at interested residents about the program asks that any person in­ Main St., Manchester. TO AU WHO SIGN UP conveyance tax $39.60. DeCarlo et al, property on northeast of Interstate 84. and hope to add a worker a month for the next year or two 8 p.m. at the Bolton Elemen­ report. No action will be taken terested in participating in the Frank Kravic to Ulysses Brauch et Shadycrest Drive, conveyance tax The town has set a price of $10,000 if sales of snaths and similar wood products grows as it FUR IT. A FEW CLUES by the school board. program conact her or John Sibun at Voter sessions al, property on Godar Terrace, con­ $50.60. tary School all purpose room to per acre. Other tenants in the park has since they took over Feb. 8. discuss the final report by the the Log Cabin. HEBRON —The Democratic and veyance tax $60.50. Harold E. Kinney et al to Angelo D. GOOD NEW S! include such national companies as They haven’t too much competition. Wilkins said there AS TO WHAT WE’U Committee to Study the Future Publir hearing Contributions of books for the com­ Republican Registrars of voters will Joseph C. Paquette to Jacques Y. Riticelli et al, property on Concord the Burroughs Corporation, Garcia is a snath factory in Indiana and one in Virginia, and BOLTON — The Planning ing library booth at the Harvest Fair conduct two voter-making sessions RE PEDOLINa.. Richard, property on Prospect Street, conveyance tax $49.50. of Bolton Schools. *30^ off coupon when you buy a 2-or Corporation and Kingfisher Division that’s it for the United States. Commission will have a public should be left at the library. Those during August in the Town Office Street, conveyance tax $24.20. Gary L. Hanson et al to Francis and others. “The predominent market for any hand tool is when • GROCERIES •PAINT. The committee presented its 3-pock Good News! Disposable Razor. unable to bring contributions in Building, 15 Gilead Street. Edward F. Greenwood et al to Kincwaw et al, property on Canter­ hearing tonight at 8 at the Com­ there is a lack of mechanization. Surprisingly enough in report to the board last week. munity Hall on revised subdivi­ ___ Good News!* is the twin-blade disposable should contact Jeanne Ford to make The first session is scheduled for • MODB KITS •CHAIR Joseph F. Gomeau et al, property on bury Street, conveyance tax $40.70. this country there’s still a considerable market for Residents interested in the *. razor that gives you lots of great shaves at home arrangements to have them picked Aug. 26 from noon to 3 p.m. and the Crescent Drive, conveyance tax Daniel S. Thatcher et al to Gary L. sion regulations. The hearing snaths,” Wilkins said. Many are bought by highway • AUTO RADIOS report or having comments are second is for Aug. 29 from 6 to 9 p.m. $46.20. will be followed by the com­ A and away. And it gives you a big edge over any up. departments for cutting underbrush off roadside em­ Hanson, property on Carroll Road, The purpose of these sessions is to • FURNITURE Sandra M. Brennan to Gart A. invited to attend the meeting. mission’s regular monthly ! single-blade disposable razor—its twin blades conveyance tax $51.15. enroll electors who are entitled to bankments. Gauger et al, property on Bonner meeting. give you closer, safer, more comfortable shaves. Skelley pledges If you have Beverly H. Millette to Paul E. Committee members said vote in primaries and to hear There are two kinds of scythe — grass and brush. The • AQUARIUM SUPPLIES Drive, conveyance tax $57.20. Now's a great time to learn about the great shaves you TOLLAND —Michael J . Skelley of grass scythe cuts grassMpd grains. It has a lighter handle Millette, property on Brentmoor the 1981-1982 school year is the requests for adding names to the ^news fo r area Ronald J. Roy et al to Joan A. Cap- ZBA hearing get from G c ^ News! Just buy a two or three pack and Tolland, Democratic canddiate for and a thinner blade, about 28 inches long. The brush • R&S GAS ENGINES Road, no conveyance tax. “crisis year.” It said, registry list of persons removed The Zoning Board of Appeals you'll get 307 off (equal to the cost of a razor) when you state senator from the 35th District, towns, call: scythe has a fat, 14-inch blade to chop through woody “Preparations to reach that since the last election. • CAST IRON COOKWARE will have a public hearing Mon­ present our coupon at your local store.Thots Good News! has announced that he voluntarily stems, and a thicker! stouter handle. point without major disrup­ Additional information concerning pledged to conduct his campaign in Andover The snath started as a long, straight stick attached to a • PET SUPPLIES tions must start now.” day at 8 p.m. at the Community either of these sessions may be ob­ Hall. A request by Leonard accordance with the principles and blade. Farm ers found they could cut a lot more grain Fourth search set Gilli^GaNDMl Ne«rs! tained from James Derby, East Donna H olland...... 646-0375 • SEWING NOTIONS Giglio for a side yard variance practices of the Fair Campaign Prac­ standing upright than bending over using a little hand The committee said, “It is'^ XhgTwin-Blade Disposable Razor. Street, Republican Registrar or Bolton ' for construction of a building tices of the Fair Campaign Practices and thousands of other items our impression that whatever" Robert Owens, Carriage Drive, Donna H olland...... 646-0375 sickle. on his property on South Road Code recommended by the State Over the centuries it has taken on a double curve, to for missing girl changes occur or actions may 30*f off when you buy a \ Elections Commission. Democratic registrar or Marian Coventry will be heard. better swing the blade without hitting the knee. It now be taken, that these can be 2 pock or 3 pock of ^ Celie, town clerk. ALL AT PRICES WAY B EL0 W _ " I believe in an honest, open, and Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 has two smali wooden handles, known as nibs, sticking volunteers from the Tolland County beneficial and orderly for all if VERNON — A fourth search for Good Newsl'by Gillette. ethical campaign for state office, and Ellington out to provide an easier grip for the user. clues into the disappearance of Mutual Aid service will conduct the there is general public dis­ Plana received ; MS RIIAIUR VouiVfOufhofitMlO'f'lr^ctihis I challenge my opponent to also en­ Road oiling WHAT THE FAHCY STORES G H : cOu(nnfo» US'WrwiHifn'bu'Wyoolor thf Icv^voW Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 Snaths made here start out as ash or maple trees, search under the direction of Lt. cussion.” BOLTON - The Board of : o01»((M snf9irsX lofhondli'til prcwKMyOuOnd HEBRON —Starting Aug. 28 the Patricia Luce, 18, of Skinner Road, dorse the fair campaign practices brought in by local timber cutters. Selectmen received plans for I itwfor’Vumc hovcf(n()licd«*'i‘‘ ’ '*tc*'»nofih>» Hehron NOW Vernon, will be conducted ’Tuesday Robert Hull, commander of the Staf­ I raqxroHct ioilutrtornfoicftlic>'ii>imsthoukln(g code,” Skelley said. town will start oiling roads. A total of Logs are graded, sorted and cut into strips about 2‘A in­ CORNER HARTFORD ROAD & by State Police. ford Springs unit of the State Police. the commuter parking lot on ! hciWmfdawoivn ofon>o*'hcrcndii>ans this 12.47 miles of road will be oiled with Patricia Mulligan...... 228-0269 Earlier in the year the school ! foupon IS qooit only when ««(k.rchos>nQ()OOONiWS'DlSPOSA8(f liquid asphalt. board com m itt^ itself to the : RA/ORi IrwcsivovinovOuKuitcntputthowol character defamation, whispering South Windsor into a tapered square, thinner at one end, and that is put her home since July 18 when she was Luce probably started to walk home, Notch at its meeting Tuesday. : SuffCsto«M Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 through a twisted lathe to give it a round dowel shape. left at the Seven-Eleven Store on from the store, along Dart Hill Road I (yition vOKfnllroupanspinfntfdlaordcmpiian scurrilous attacks on any candidate Road, Jan Drive, Willow Drive, East Bolton School in September The State Department of Wp Will noHoxx coupons itdarmcdthiough Tolland The dowels are put in a steam tank, then fastened in 649-7782 9th which intersects with Skinner Road. ..isitragmrifs holiHS o> dhctsyAnoiMci' Street, Basket Shop Road, Chestnut Route 83 by her brother. would be given the opportunity I ScMMiawiBdinn shall be considered an unfair cam­ metal molds to give them a double twist. A thousand Police and firemen have already Transportation said it expects ' ffioilitrsi'itx>ici>sofoiiti«cxkxt unimspKilicoliy paign practice, the code states. Hill Road, Gristmill Road, West Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 The search Tuesday will focus on to graduate from there in 1982. Outfttcirfdbyus Coof®nsc«piirtHnnsf«nblf Consum«tr»iSipOvony “ molds at a time are dried in a kiln for 60 hours to set the YEAR! searched a nearby area on both sides to advertise the project in the soifstoa Vo^dpiohibitpit ioiP(1o< 'M tnrtp ilh|f*°'''^'

OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - get that opportunity. in the AL East, got all the help he gave Mahaffey maturity “Now that I’m here, all I wanted to needed in the third inning. Singles by Even in his heart of hearts, SUTTON, Mass. (UPI) - car accident but returned to have his “I came here playing weli and I’m Ron Guidry never dreamed he do is start every fifth day and pitch ’Ihurman Munson, Chris ChambOss as well as I can. Records and awards and Lou Piniella plus a sacrifice fly John Mahaffey says seven great year in 1953. Mahaffey was leaving here playing well,” Morgan would win 27 of his first 30 are important, I guess, but I can’t by Graig Nettles sent in four runs. In years of frustration and un- thought to be through for injuries said. The 31-year-old Oklahoma op­ tometrist’s last four tournaments major-league decisions. think about things like that.” the sixth, Reggie Jackson hit a two- fillfilled hopes has given him both physical and mental. For the last two weeks, Mahaffey’s have resulted in a second place finish “ How could anyone foresee a Guidry, 17-2 for 1978, held the A’s run homeq, his 17th. the maturity he needs to be a streak like that,” the young left­ to four hits while walking three and New York did most of its damage well documented problems on and off at Philadelphia, a seventh-place tie force on the PGA tour. at Hartford, a fourth-place tie at the hander said Tuesday night after striking out nine. He now has six against starter Rick Langford, 6-8. the course illustrated why his PGA PGA and second again at Pleasant pitching the New York Yankees to a shutouts this year and 191 , ’The loss was costly to the A’s, who The 36year-old short, lean Texan win was most gratifying for himself VaBey. 6-0 victory over the Oakland A’s. which is tops in the American dropped to fourth place in the AL with the Ben Hogan driver and dead­ — and for his colleagues. There was “Right from the start I knew I League. His 17 victories is the most West, six games behind Kansas City. ly putter, took his second tournament his divorce and remarriage, •the in­ Floyd, who plays Pleasant Valley could pitch in the big leagues and all I by any pitcher in both leagues. in as many weeks with his two-shot juries to his hand and ego and the two well despite his dislike for the ever wanted was a chance. But some Naturally, everywhere Guidry win over Gil Morgan and Ray' Floyd narrow losses at the U.S. Open. They course, has been playing fine golf people around here (high-salaried ^oes people tell him he is certain to in the $225,000 Pleasant Valley were problems with which many ever since his marriage a few years m pitchers) had to get hurt for me to win the Cy Young Award. ( Softball ] Classic. The win, coming on the heels could identify. ago. ^ “I hear that stuff and read about it, of his stirring PGA triumph, was “1 don’t think you realize how “I have found peace with myself. I think in the last five years. I’ve been but generally I let it go in one ear and CHARTER OAK only his third in his seven years on many of us we’re pulling for you out out the other,” he said. “If a guy goes Each side had 12 hits but it was the PGA tour. there,” Hale Irwin told him after his rewarded for my efforts. I’m very good he will win the award. Right Manchester Jaycees which came “I’ve worked awful hard over the PGA win. comfortable as a person,” he said. Narkon sixth now I’m going good but I could go out away with an 8-6 duke over LaStrada years,” said Mahaffey, who has won _‘JYou get determined to make sure and get hit by a line drive my next Pizza last night at Fitzgerald Field $95,000 in the past two tournaments it never happens again,” said Queen and Her Court here tonight time out and be finished for the year. and with it a berth in the Town Tour­ for a yearly total of $136,764. “I think Mahaffey. “I was down about as far in state golf In the meantime, someone else could nament which begins Monday. maybe nine or 10 times I had finished as I could go.” second. Maybe it’s a little more California’s Queen and her Court, featuring win 10 in a row and then he would win Mike Moulin homered and doubled Mahaffey’s back-to-back wins 19th hole Chatter. First game at 6:30 pits the maturity, I don’t know. Hogan never shows he is finally tapping his long- Nancy Narkon, playing out of the the Cy Young. and knocked in four runs and Dave Rosie Black, will meet Reed Construction in Manchester Police against the Manchester won a tournament until he hit 30,” dormant talent. And the man who Manchester Country Club, held down “You see how foolish it is to think Malick, Joe Stack and Jeff Keith a fast pitch softball game tonight at Firemen. Tickets will be available at the Mahaffey said. chased him all over the Pleasant sixth place in the first round of the about things like that. No matter each added two blows for the Tallwood Fitzgerald Field in the feature half of a Jim­ gate. Black is one of the top pitchers in the what, someone wins that awward Jaycees. Mike Jordan had three hits Mahaffey, a staunch admirer of Valley course, Gil Morgan, also is Connecticut State Women’s Amateur Hogan, uses a driver which he said Scotchball — Low gross. Bill my Fund benefit doubleheader. The West game and will display her talents against the Golf Tournament yesterday at every year. If I win it this year, fine. and Mike Panciera, Ron Siomcinsky emerging as one of the game’s top was an exact replica of the one players. Twerdy-Sue Stethers 38, Art Bassell- Coasters are, left to right, Karen Beaird, nine-man Reed team, current state and New Lyman Meadows in Middlefield. If 1 don’t, it’s fine, too. My job is to and Steve Cassano two apiece for Hogan used in 1953, the year Bantam Morgan first came on the scene Loris Fuller 40; Low net. Bob Eileen Francabandera, Black and Lotta England champions. She posted a 40-42-82 round. Leader pitch well and help the team win. To LaStrada. me that is the most important goal. Championship trophy presented team sponsor Ben won the Masters, the U.S. Open when he led the 1976 PGA at Normington-Joan Normington 24, is Gaii Appell of Avon with a 74. and the British Open. Congressional by four shots after two Paul Saari-Linda Saari 29, Toni Wendy Ehrlich of Ellington Ridge The other things will take care of W OMEN’S REC Sponsor Mike Dworkin accepts cham- to right, Coach Les Black, Jim Grout, George themselves. Besides, I have no con­ B&J Auto Repair topped the Elks, But he also identifies with Hogan in rounds. He finished eighth, but won ^Stone-Ed Stone 29, Nick Pahoulis- tied for 10th place with 85 and Karen ' pionship trophy from his Liggett Parkade en­ Hanlon and Steve Cichowski. The squad com­ that both were thought to be through Pinki Pahoulis 29. Closest to pin — Parciak of the Manchester club was trol over who will win what award.” 63, at Cheney. the B.C. Open last year and this year Giants let game slip away Guidry, whb helped put the Sally Robinson, Rose Lovett, Miilie try in the Recreation Department’s Alumni pleted a 14-game schedule undefeated. with golf, albeit for different beat back a Jack Nicklaus challenge Joan Normington 31 feet, Bill Twer- down the list with a 94. Yankees eight games behind Boston Valentine, Nancy Gutreich and Junior Baseball League. Looking on are, left (Herald photo by Pinto) reasons. Hogan was nearly killed in a to win the Los Angeles Open. dy 12 feet, 1 inch. lead in the NL East to three games The second and third rounds wili be NEW YORK (UPI) - played today and Thursday. Arlene Fuzzino each had two bingles National League over Chicago. Los Angeles snapped a for B&J. Ann Kuadas, Donna Forde, r “Sometimes a game just slips 1seventh-inning tie on Smith’s away from you before you Donna Mlodzinski, Dee Deptula, Moe Jal alai results sacrifice fly. Scofield, Roberta Hublard and Dot •W know it,’’ lamented San Fran­ Reds 4, Pirates .3 Carilinals 11, Astros 5 Leading scorers Tuesday Evening Dan Driessen's two-out homer in 10.000 entries Brindamour each had a pair of hits ' ntsT cuf MMus smN rarrs FfTR CAK MX6US SEVDI PORTTS K m i CAK Dooms snoi pouts cisco Manager Joe Altobelli George Hendrick hit a three-run MONTICELLO, N.Y. (UPI) - for the Elks. 2 U lM w n 12.00 S M UO 5 idm IM M 17.40 12 40 0.40 4 DarrM 1G.U 5.00 4.00 the top of the 10th inning powered the NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Ifav) hH OM 4i0 2 M CkUN I 5.00 4.00 1 Arriaca I Urquiaca 5.00 4.00 after the Giants blew a 3-1 lead homer and Garry Templeton tripled Philadelphia’s Steve Mix scored 18 0 Iw f Gmalei 3.20 Reds to a come-from-behind triumph i 2>{si lirtum 100 0 Zm i Uenarre OJO home the winning run to highlight a points and Boston’s Nate Archibald, York Road Runners Club announced NIKE QhiM 24 47.00 2-5 34.00 QyMa 1-4 40.40 in the eighth and lost a 4-3 deci­ over the Pirates. Pittsburgh starter Tuesday it has accepted better than fedK tj 2-0 153.M PtrlKtJ S-2 H.30 Periecta 4-1 00.70 17-hit attack, lifting the Cardinals showing little effects from a Flo’s behind an 18-hit offensive ^ TrHectJ 24-1 (12.U Trilfcta 5-2-0 040.00 Trifecta 4-1-0 513.00 sion to the Expos on Ellis Bert Blyleven along with Manager 10.000 entrants for the Oct. 22 New TDnM OAK SMIES SCVDI POMTS over the Astros. scratched eyeball, had 11 assists to whipped Acadia Restaurant, 14-5, . n a m cut ocums stvu m as StITR CAK DOnUS SEVCN POUTS Valentine’s home run with two Chuck Tanner, was ejected for Mels 3, Pail res I York City Marathon — the largest S'fiMohM lO.U 1.00 4.00 4 Ikriaca I CMoalei 9.00 0.00 4.00 5 Derrie 1100 5.00 100 pace the Red Auerbach-coached last night at Nike Fieid to nail down • 4 frtc OUn 3.40 4.00 2 Incaraa S«9a$tian TJO 140 7Jaey 3.00 3.00 arguing a balk call in the seventh in­ field of runners ever assembled for a 3 Qwnica I 3.00 out in the bottom of the ninth. Steve Henderson's one-out double “Green” team over Billy Cun­ second place and a berth in the Town 2,R«4ri{sei Scriio 4.00 1 Aks Cana 300 ning. race. QiiwU 4-S S4.40 Q M 2-4 11.40 Qainieta 5-7 20.00 The bitter loss dropped San Fran­ in the eighth inning sparked a two- ningham’s “Blue” unit in the 20th Tournament. Pfrfecti S-4 2tU0 Periretj 4-2 73.50 Periecta 5-7 04.90 cisco into a first-place tie with Los Dnilgers 5, Phillies 4 run rally as the Mets snapped a Annual Maurice Stokes basketball Approximately 1,000 of the en­ IrifKta S4-2 040.10 TrifKta 4-2-1 359.70 TrilecU 5-7-3 047.10 Don Fay had a 4-for-5 night for OEVDITN CAK OOUBUS SEVIN POMTS Reggie Smith and trants from around the world are T in fiuf pouius smR n m t s scvDmi CAK sacus sevn pokts Angeles in the , three-game losing streak. Craig game. Flo’s with Tom Doran, Biff Grimes, liPeteChttiol 7JO 4.20 300 0 Jeer Carea 0.00 6.60 4.20 women, and no marathon has ever 0 13.00 9.00 4.00 Randy Moffitt could not handle the homered and drove in two runs Swan, 6-5, gained his fifth straight Six'members of the winning team Bruce and Rich Peck and Eld and . 2 Ceee Bvtvefl 0.00 100 2 Zev« 0.20 4.00 4 ZaDala CarHa 4.40 4.20 apiece to cut the Phillies’ first-place had so large a field of female I I f ^ i I iaiier 4.00 4 Solaun 5.00 7 itriarte Cccnarro 3.20 prosperity of a two-run lead after he victory. scored in double figures. A ston’s Tom Bombardier each chipping in ONnieU 1-2 29.00 QMMa 2-0 49.00 Quiniela 4-0 34.40 relieved starter Jim Barr after seven new acquisition, Billy Knight, scored runners. two blows. Grimes belted a two-run , M rcta 1-2 03.10 Periecta 0-2 142.00 Periecta 0-4 71.40 ’The race will begin on both sides of T rifK til-20 5$9.$0 TrifecU 0-24 405.00 Trifecta 0-4-7 617.40 innings. 17 points and Detroit’s M.L. Carr had homer. Mark Kravontka and Dennis roam i c u t $m u s scvdi n u r s UCHTR CAK DOOUS StVOI POMTS TWamt CAK OOtRlES SeVEN POMTS the Verrazanno Bridge and end in 7 Ecenarre 1100 5.00 4.20 Altobelli said, “Our relief pitching Standings 16. Free-agent Larry McNeill led the Leal had three and two hits respec­ , 0 Orri 1L40 7.00 4.20 1 Arnica I Carita 17.00 0.00 4.00 kn Ontral Park. 4 inier I SOO 4.40 3 lascaran lavier 4.10 3.20 4 iGa biier 120 4.40 has been sharp all year ... but they losers with 17 points. tively for Acadia. 2 U . 4.20 2 teneca I Cmialei 2.00 1 lascaran Marcoida 3.40 just didn't have it tonight." Q iM i 4-0 S0.40 QoMa 1-3 34.40 Oeiniela 4-7 34.40 PcHk U 0-4 I3S.OO PiriecU 1-3 120.00 Periecta 7-4 100 60 hit a two-run homer American League TrHecti 04-2 297.90 Trifecta 1-3-2 449 70 Trifecta 7-4-1 165.40 in the first inning for the Giants, but National League HAMIU 305.200 East Rangers in move ATTDBANCE 5.470 tbe Expos narrowed tbe deficit to 2-1 W L Pet. GB East on Andre Dawson's RBI single in the Boston W L Pet. GB seventh. Mike Ivie's run-scoring New York Philadelphia 63 52 .548 in western race single in the eighth put San Francisco Detroit Chicago 61 56 .521 3 Jal alal entries I Wednesday Evening back ahead by two before the Expos Milwaukee Montreal 57 62 .479 8 NEW YORK (UPI) - The Texas Rangers are Pittsburgh 53 62 .461 10 51b CAK DOKUS 7tbCAK SMGUS Ith CAK DOKUS nth GAK DOKUS tied the score in the bottom of the in­ Baltimore 6i CAM gowus 3rdCAKI00IU$ 7 POMTS 7 POMTS finally playing the way they feel they could i r o n s 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS ning. Tony Perez greeted Moffitt Cleveland New York 49 69 .415 15^4 AUTO L K a rr^ larturen 1. Zecai Olare 1. Cvea 1. lascaran Carita 1. Arriaca I Javier 20‘A 1. Javy lartaren LZMa 1 lascaran Harceida with a double and scored on Warren St. Louis 49 70 .412 16 have been playing all season long. . t Zetai Ramen 1 Mnfsti Asn I 1 le*i|aei lartaren 1 ftmnnca I Cenzalez Toronto 27 Mi . 1 Pete Javier I 3. Pete Chasie I 1 Odma 1 Seiami Harceida 1 Seiaon Urquiaca “ For the first time all year we believe in ourselves,” 3. U RaBHn 4. Seian f Ennna Garka Cromartie's single. Cromartie was I Redrittez OUrt 4. Peti Carea 4. j1 bpa 4. Derrie SebastiaH 5. Karre^ Carea 5. Caramcai 5. Hriarito Carameni 5. Guernica I Garamendi erased on a double play, but Gary said Richie Zisk, whose home run was one of only two I kq Wfie 5. i k v b ^ 0. Arrival GB 0 REPAIRS ( Ke bpa i Ke Sclastian 6 Ja vy b b I 0. Jeey Odwa 0. Dri^e Chasie I West Ranger hits in a 1-0 victory over the . 7. Cenabi 7. Derrie Ecenarre Carter belted bis 14th homer. Kansas City 64 52 llMd)A$t$l 7. Geae OUre 7. Me Ramen 7. Zahaia Javier ’ I. U Ckasie I i Gene Javier I 1. lascaran f Azea Urfnaca 1. Jeey Sercie W L Pet. GB “We’re together as a team now and I feel like we are in I. ttarrep i Serpe SKCvHa Loser Charlie Williams, 1-3, California 66 55 ‘A 90S Geao Carea sms 2eca Chasie I SKS RMdy Gemalci SIMS Enmia Ecenarre SIRS Zabala Ochoa San Francisco 69 50 .580 the driver’s seat.” "Homt ol Mr. Oootfirrwich'* Oft CAK DOKUS retired the first two batters in the Texas 59 57 k C A K DOKUS 4thCAKSIKUS 0th CAK DOKUS 10th CAK SMGUS 12th GAK DOKUS Los Angeles 69 50 .580 3 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7P0MTS Five games behind the two-time defending Western 7 POMTS 1. Cniaa [cenarre ninth before Valentine slammed bis Oakland 61 61 .500 6 I. Pete lamen 1. Pete 1. lascaran Carea !. (Irpiafs 1. Zab^ Hveoida Cincinnati 68 51 .571 1 1 Arriaca I Marteida 1 lascaran Urquiaca 20tb homer far over the left-field Minnesota 52 66 .441 13 Division champion may not exactly • Compiste Mechanical Sarvica t fandjr lartaren IZetui 1 Gam Garamendi 2. Emma < 1 ZecM Chasie I 1 Enva Sehasfian 1 Derrie Cenalez 1 Geemka I 1 Area CtfHa San Diego 60 59 .504 9 rate as the driver’s seat, but the Rangers are making a 1 Redri{aez 4. Zah^lMaca wall. Hal Dues, 5-4, pitched one in­ Chicago 47 70 .402 17>A • Collision Ropair IKolavierl 4. Javy 4. Zahaia Geozalez 4. Alta 4. Guernica I Ecenarre ning for the victory. Houston 55 62 .470 13 move. L Gene Asis I 5. Chasie I 5. Ana Uenarre 5. btenka I GariU 5. Derrie 5. Jeey Genzalez Seattle 44 76 .367 22 ( Harrecui (Xave f Arriaca I Carita 0. Alta Javier 0. Javier 0. Elerrie Garamendi Atlanta 54 64 .458 14>A Jon Matlack was at his best, allowing seven hits and • Auto Painting 0. Sertie 7. Jeey Sebastian In other NL games, Chicago out- Tuesday''s Results i f USercie 7. Qlm 7. Randy Itarteida 7. Jeey 7. Uriarte Odiea fanning seven in beating Steve Stone, 9-9. . i. Jan baa LSMaanOdma i I r i ^ Carea 1. Iriarte t Ennua Javier slugged Atlanta, 12-8, Cincinnati Milwaukee 9, Toronto 1 • Low Cost Service Rentals L Jivierl SKS lascaran Caramen- ScJaitiM SMRwdy SKSZEOIAsbl SKM riacal SKS Selaun Sercie edged Pittsburgh, 4-3, in 10 innings^, Minnesota 9, Cleveland 8 Tuesday's Results Besides getting Zisk’s clutch seventh-inning home run, • Factory Trained Technicians Los Angeles nipped Philadelphia, 5-4, Kansas City 4, Detroit 2 Chicago 12, Atlanta 8 his 14th homer of the season and first in six weeks, the Rangers played errorless ball, continuing a recent trend • Charge With Master Charge St. Louis routed Houston, 11-5, and Texas 1, Chicago 0 Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3 (10) AN ADDITIONAL New York beat San Diego, 3-1. California 5, Boston 2 Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia 4 toward improvement in the area of team defense. • 24 Hour Wrockor Sarvico Culih 12, Itrim 's 8 New York 6, Oakland 0 Montreal 4, San Francisco 3 “If we had been playing defense like this all year we’d Tel. 646-6464 Bobby Murcer and Dave Kingman Baltimore 7, Seattle 4 New York 3, San Diego 1 be in a lot better shape than we are now,” said Manager clubbed back-to-back homers in the Today's Games St. Louis 11, Houston 5 Billy Hunter. sixth inning to cap an uphill struggle Kansas City (Splittorff 13-10 and Brewers 9, Blue Jays I for the Cubs, who rallied from an Bird 4-5) at Minnesota (Zahn 8-11 and Today's Games Larry Hisle belted his 27th home run and Robin Yount early 7-0 deficit for the win. Perzanowski 2-3), 2, N Houston (Niekro 9-9) at St. Louis and Cecil Cooper contributed three hits apiece to Toronto (Jefferson 7-9 and Garvin (Martinez 6-5) highlight a 14-hit Brewer attack. Jerry Augustine, 11-11, CARTER threw his eighth complete game. 3-11) at Milwaukee (Travers 7-7 and San Diego (Owchinko 8-9) at New Rodriguez 3-5), 2, N York (Koosman 3-13) Indians 9, Twins 8i^ s I I Home game Jose Morales drove in four runs, one on a game-winning Cleveland (Clyde 5-7) at Detroit Atlanta (Niekro 14-12) at Chicago homer in the eighth inning. Mike Marshall took over for I PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Billingham 12-5), N (Krukow 5-0) (UPI) — The University of reliever John Sutton in the seventh, to raise his record to Chicago (Wood 10-10) at Texas Cincinnati (Bonham 9-2) at CHEVROLH li Rhode Island will play its (Matlack 10-9), N Pittsburgh (Candelaria 8-11), N 6-11 and Gary Serum recorded his first save. CAMEL or EUREKA S: first "home" football Boston (Tiant 8-5) at California Los Angeles (Welch 4-0) at Royals 4, Tigers 2 r jl: game of the season 30 (Ryan 6-10), N Philadelphia (Kaat 6-4), N Steve Braun’s pinch-hit single scored A1 Cowens with CHEVROLET FAMILY Kansas City’s tie-breaking run in the seventh. Darrell ;¥ miles away from home this New York (Hunter 6-4)) at Oakland San Francisco (Blue 16-5) at Mon­ TENTS I fall. (Broberg 9-10), N treal (Fryman 6-7), N Porter hit his ninth homer in the ninth to give A1 SIZE Because renovation to Hrabosky an insurance run and his 15th save in relief of Includingincluding cublncuDin andan umbmllu etylu tunte Baltimore (Flanagan 15-10) at Dennis Leonard, 13-14. ¥: bleachers at URI's Meade Seattle (McLaughlin 0-4), N Thursday's Games 1229 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER Orioles 7, Mariners 4 TOIV uilABWWBED CAMPIWa gPEfclALS I:-; Field in Kingston won't be Thursdiiy's Games Cincinnati at Chicago finished until October, the Ken Singleton and Elddie Murray each drove in a pair of 8al« from W EDNESDAY 8/16 to FRIDAY 8/2B Toronto at Milwaukee San Francisco at Montreal, N GMCNIAUTY I Sept. 16 opener against Cleveland at Detroit, N San Diego at New York, N runs to back Baltimore’s 17-hit attack. Right-hander Den­ \m Northeastern will be SERVICE/MinS Kansas City at Minnesota, N Los Angeles at Philadelphia, N nis Martinez, 9-10, got relief help from Tippy Martinez FARR’S CAMPING CELLAR played at Brown Stadium. Houston at Pittsburgh, 2, N and Don Stanhouse, who record^ his 18th save for the □ Chicago at Texas, N ^^^4aii^SL^646-3998^peiHBall^-9^^^^^^^ Boston at California, N Atlanta at St. Louis, N league lead. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 16, 1978- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M«nches>er, Conn.. Wed., A ag JS Jg g T h o u s a n d s Maternity mix-up solved CofC execs compare notes HAIFA, Israel (UPI) — Every new “Switching sounds so simple, but made the initial switch without Area Chamber of Commerce States. Among other topics dealt with at v is it h o m e mother’s tear has come true tor two only a mother knows what it means. knowing it — separating the twins executives had a chance last week to The Delaware institute was one of the institute were internal organiza­ young Israeli women — each had It’s terrible,” one of the mothers said and handing one to the mother of the measure their chambers against six annual one-week sessions spon­ tion of the chamber, community raised the other’s daughter for two after the final swap. baby born by Caesarean section, aiid nationally set standards, James sored by the national chamber at analysis and how to more effectively o f P r e s le y months due to a series of hospital “I stayed up all night looking at delivering the second twin to t^a Breitenfeld, executive vice president leading universities throughout the use volunteers, Breitenfeld said. errors. her,” the mother of the twins said of other mother. ; of the Greater Manchester Chamber country. The institutes are in a six- In Manchester, Breitenfeld said MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP11 - of (Commerce, said. year sequence which leads to cer­ only about one-third of the chamber Lawyers stood by as the two the girl who was returned to her, When the babies were returned Iq Thousands of the faithful, ignoring Breitenfeld; Anne Flint, executive tification as a chamber executive, members serve on committees. He is weeping mothers reluctantly “and for the first time saw the the infants ward later that same day, picketing policemen and enriching an resemblance to her twin sister.” director of the Rockville Area Breitenfeld said. interested in ways to make the com­ army of souvenir peddlers, swarmed exchange their infants Tuesday. a head nurse noticed they had been Only a series of blood and tissue tests Neither family was identified. Chamber of Commerce; Karen He said the that the Institute tried mittees and volunteer positions in the to Graceland Mansion today to honor switched because of a discrepancy in chamber more attractive. convinced the two families that a The twins were bom on a Friday, the twins’ weights. She corrected the Wells, executive vice president of the to demonstrate in the classes what the first anniversary of the death of East Hartford Chamber of mistake had been made. one in a forceps delivery and the mistake but failed to record the cor­ the ideal chamber would be like and Elvis Presley. Commerce, and Diane McCoy of the allow the local chambers to measure 58th variety added ; I Five doctors and nurses at Haifa’s other in a difficult birth. ’The third rection. The King of Rock ‘n' Roll's death Rambam Hospital face negligence baby was bora the following day by Glastonbury chamber were among against those standards and to com­ PITTSBURGH (UPI) -Heinz, with 57 varieties to help you put on by heart attack at Graceland last charges in the mix-up. An in­ Caesarean section. ’The next day the babies were more than 400 voluntary organization pare notes with other chambers weight, is buying a a 58th —to help year triggered an outpouring of grief vestigating committee found the in­ Because of the birth complications, delivered correctly. But the mothers, blades this size could generate 3,(X)0 kilowatts executives who attendeid the Institute facing similar problems. The largest rotor blade ever built is this for Organization Managements at the As a result of the comparative you take it off. unprecedented for an entertainer. fants’ cribs had been switched no less all three babies were kept away from unaware they were seeing their own of electricity in winds of 22 MPH. (UPI their mothers until the next ’Tuesday, l$0-foot all-fiberglass windmill blade, University of Delaware last week. notes, Breitenfeld said he found the The H.J. Heinz Co. has agreed to The pilgrimage to Memphis to than three different times. daughters for the first time, reported a busy day in which trainee nurses designed and made by Kaman Aerospace photo) The institute was sponsored by the Manchester chamber to be in good purchase Weight Watchers Inter­ commemorate that event this week The bizarre affair involved two to a nurse they had not been given the and immigrants, who had trouble Chamber of Commerce of the United shape. national Inc. for $71 million. was drastically cut by the police and first-time mothers, both 21, and three right infants. Corp. in Bloomfield. Wind turbines with reading Hebrew name tags, were firemen's strike that ied city officials baby girls — a pair of non-identical twins and a third girl born a day working on the infant ward. The nurse again switched the mm to clamp on a strict dusk-to-dawn One of the new staffers probably babies, repeating the error. curfew, rendering the town lifeless later. Business after dark "I think the curfew has slowed the Peopletalk number of visits. " said Presley's Un­ cle Vester. "The people who’ve been Several coming through have seemed a little Never on television bus, Ohio, for the bullet wound that Grandpa Nixon bit like a nervous bunch of cattle. For years, Melina Mercouri was an paralyzed his legs, posted $1 million Former President Richard Nixon engineers They've been a litle anxious to get up activist actress in exile while her reward for information in the is a grandfather for the first time. there." native Greece was ruled by a Kennedy slaying — and he says Daughter Julie Nixon Eisenhower qualified Nonetheless, 7.000 persons, many 'military dictatorship, but she out­ they’ve paid off. He’ll do his expose gave birth Tuesday in San Clemente, clutching carnations and some lasted the dictators and last year won in October, November and December Calif., to a 9-pound-4-ounce girl — Several area residents weeping as though they had not election to Parliament. issues of his magazine, whether he named Jennie. And Jennie has some are among 222 candidates stopped since they first heard the That dream fulfilled, she’s back in lives or not. impressive antecedents. She will ^ who have passed news, filed through the ornate gates front of the cameras — this time in Says he, “1 know my life may be in able to boast having had both a examinations given in of Graceland to view Presley's grave “Dream of Passion,” which she's jeopardy. If they kill me, they kill grandfather and a great-grandfather April by the state Board of Norelco Tuesdav. His uncle said he expected promoting now with a U.S. tour. me, but I must give the public the in the White House. Registration for 10.000 today. 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Precision instrument for.back-to school. High-powered calculator for almost every math need. TV highlights tonight) “Jaw s 2" 2:254:45-7:30-9:40; car.tou. Strnad, both of Vernon. Complete with batteries and case. 3-k^memory. Complete with batteries and case. "Sgt. Pepper” 2:10-4:45-7:20- 0 8 p.m. CBS, Down Home. A jewel thief using a priceless 9:40; “Heaven Can Wait” 2:154:40-7:05-9:20; “ Revenge couple looking for the better collection of jade as bait.(R) of the Pink Panther” 2:25- WILUAM HOLDEN life leave Detroit from a small 4:50-7:10-9:25; “ Grease” 2:20- - Bflck-lo-School? southern town, NBC, TV ..— ...... rvanlnn D tM lEN GoingBacK' J, n? Farberware Movie. "The Beasts are in the Bwolfig HiraM 4:50-7:20-9:35 Heading on vaca> U.A. ‘Theater 1 — “ Eyes of Streets." A truck crashes PvbIMwd twy mnlng «m«|X Sfainless Sfeel through a fence at a game Laura M ars” 2:004:30-7:00- 0MEN 8-Cup Coffeemaker 9:20 THURSDAT park, freeing the ammals.(R) cond CKw MM M«Mr. . 649-9333 U.A. Theater 2 — “ Animal ABC, Eight Is Enough, WiUi Young Men’s Sportshirts Caldor Regular Price.. 3 7.9 9 House” 2:154:45-7:45-10:00 G Tom and Abby away the kids ^'*88**®** Carrlar Ratat In New Brushed Acrylic U.A. ‘Theater 3 — "Hooper” StladeittHa Caldor Sale Price...... 2 5 .70 plan a wild weekend.(R) PBS, sinQiacom^.'!'.^!*'"'*.... 1S4 New dark plaids In bold color com- Masterpiece Theatre. "Anna so* 2:00-3;5(M:40-7:30-9:30 FRIDAir blnallons. Two flap pockets. Sizes 8.40 Leather-Look Luggage Farberware Rebate .... 3 .0 0 * S.M.L.XL. Our R*g. 10.99 Karenina." ...... in'™ . INVITATION FROM YOUR 9 p.m. CBS, Movie. "The sumonSw iM in Rugged Vinyl OUR FAMILY Young Men’s 100% Cotton FINAL COST 22.70 Deadly Trap,” starring Faye uioo" Brushed Denim Jeans Fine-quality details include ^ n a w a y and Frank Langella. TO YOURS stitched handle and panels, strong Great coffee fast, 2 cups m 2>/r Washable, with fashion details: back Drama of industrial es- tMr nmnpt^ 5:30 p.m. Join Us For AUG. 37-18 zipper, stud feet. Inside tie-tapes. minujes. Keep-warm feature. #138 yoke, contrast stitching. Flare p ionace. ABC. C h a rlie 's »t>ouid ttttpnont th« circulation' 5.77 *See clerk for details. OUR MON.-THURS. Bottoms Sizes 2940. Our R«g. 7.99 Polyurethane-coated. Tan or Blue. Angels trip up an acrobatic ’ Capitol Theatre A generous portion of '.^airy Queen" soft serve SPECIALS ^ rporation surrounded by your faviJrite soft drink. The Misses’ Knit Shirts in • Shoulder Tote result is a TasterTempting, cool and refreshing $ 0 3 5 11 SPECIALS Dusky Fall Prints Our Reg. 1 1 .9 4 ...... 8.76' V TO CHOOSE TROPHIES by Bailey Auditorium "Dairy Queen" Float. And Nowl This summer­ Heavenly solt 100% nylon with long Mark Hamlll PG FROM sleeves, carelully detailed front EMBLEM & BADGE Just when you th a u ^ time treat is yours at % price. Enjoy this delicious 3.66 • 22” Short-Hop Carry-On STARTS AT 8:25 DAVIS FAMILY Manchester placket. Sizes S,M,L. Our R*g. 5.99 Mi F ra Engraving it was sak to go back treat at your nearby participating "Dairy Queen" Promoted with Outside Pocket RESTAURANT High School inOieuxaer... store. Misses’ Skirts With a Our Reg. 17.96...... 11.00 "Made CALDOR PLAZA, MANCHESTER Ronald J. Ostafin of Ver­ New Fall Flare non has been named a dis- with preaenta j v n v s z IT’S FUNTHING DIFFERENT Swingy new shapes like flares, A lines, 24” Weekend Flight frict manager at Society OFF Qualltf" gored panels; some with belts, sashes. Our Reg. 2 3 .9 9 .... 16.70 UTUOC for Savings. Based at the In solids, patterns. Sizes 5/6-15/16. Rag. 11.99-14.9 mia "Sold “ Damn Bank's Wethersfield office, he also will supervise the with Girls’ ‘Annie Hall’ Farberware Plut Co-Hit Pride" operations of Society’s Yankees” 1/Z PRICE Vest-Look Tops “ Open Hearfh’ ’ Broiler Rofisserie Rocky Hill, Old Saybrook A amaih hit and Colchester offices. , , , Caldor Regular Price.. 54.99 HEAVEN Spit rotates tor wonderlul - . . - . D,p.« A '* fif) lie s MAIN ST. mualcal comedy 2 Ostafin. joined Society in 5.88 S's“* outdoor flavor. Pieces Caldor Sale P rice...... 4 3 . W 1967, and was named an Plcture-pretly vest-over- come apart for easy Farberware Rebate .... 5 .0 0 E. HARTFORD, CONN AUGUST 18 & 19 blouse edeci In knit and cleaning. (f455A CAN assistant branch manager woven print combination EAST H ARTFO RD / YOUR 8:00 P.M. FLOAT in 1968, manager later the with dalnly trims and ties. *See clerk for details. FINAL COST LiSRODTfS DRIVE IN 5251708 38.60 same year, was promoted Sizes 7-14. FREE FILM PRESENTATION Tkdcata avallabla at WATT tha door or phono tor H * 4BWAH0UKTKTUAE to assistant treasurer in Girls’ roaorvationa 1971, senior branch officer Back-to-Schooi THURS. EVENING, AUGUST 17 * 7 :0 0 PM GREAT SAVINGS FOR YOUR PETS 843-1937 or 228-0189 In 1973 and assistant vice Slacks & Skirts a president in 1976. He has SALE Your “BRAZIL” been manager of the Choloa 5.88?s"»A,- ^D e t e c t i ^ iWethersfield office since The Happy Colorful Country Produced and Fabulous selecllon of Stainless Steel Flatware 1975. skirts In corduroy and To Grace Your Table 4r. Knowiton, the Varig Airline Representative, will be per- FUN WITH Directed by A native of Hartford, he brushed denim; dressy 50 and 70-Piece Corelle “Expressions” Dinnerware 6 onally conducting this presentation and will be happy to OICM AND _ was graduated from polyester gabardine Services for 20 Pc. Service for 4 Ronald P. Oualletta pants. Sizes 7-14. 8 answer any questions. Plan to join in the fun. ijs JANE ‘ Hulkeley High School, and Group rataa and Our Reg. Our dinnar plan avallabla •received associate’s and Boys’ Sportshirts THIS EVENING IS SPONSORED BY TIVOLI TRAVEL EAST WINDSOR 24.99 and 29.99... 16.40 Reg. 47.% ...... 34.70 Sergnjirs 2M CENTER ST., MANCHESTER •847-1329 b a c h e lo r’s degrees in in No-Iron Bright Traditional "Indian Summer" pattern. nuiniGMiiB USROUTFS DRIVE IN 3C/9 Choice of heavy gauge 50 pc. or 70 pc. Ibnarketing at Central Fall Patterns service. Traditional, colonial or contem­ Chip and break resistant, dishwasher Xonnecticut State College. porary patterns for every decor. safe. 4 ea.: dinner, salad, soup plates, 'He is a graduate of the Store stock only, no rainchecks. cups and saucers. Connecticut School of 2.88 • Bon-Bone Pup Chips q a c MANCHESTER Long-sleeve shirts In a Tasty chew cleansfeeth. Our Reg. 1.20...... w “f Savings Banking, and~ is great range of permanent TONITE THRU TUES. 684 HARTFORD RD. press fabrics, colorful HANDY HOUSEHOLD HELPERS attending courses toward a •Rawhide Natural Chewy Stix 4 a o 'W'W'fa ADMItSION 242 BROAD ST. designs. Sizes 8-18. T2.50/AOULT (master's degree at the Natural flavor dogs love. Our Reg. 1.92...... I ••?»» r V L I A J UNDER 12 FREE ^University of Hartford. Boys’ Jeans in The • Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 4 Bar Pk„ Our R * | . 89c... 72* Latest Narrow-Wale • Dr. Merrick’sSulfodene,8 Oz. a 07 dunnit? Corduroy • Irish Spring Soap, 4 Bar Pk., Our R e |. 99c... S6* For scratching, cuts, sores. Our Reg. 2.44... I • W f Neil Simon’s • Sergeant's Sentry IV Flea and j q q NOTICE • Handi-Wipes, Pk. of 8, Our Reg. eze..... 59* Tick (dollar Kills fleas, ticks, our Reg. 2.97 . I • » l!l T h e C h e a p Probate Court ii open (or Rugged 10 oz. fabric In a super choice of colors. • Reynolds Wrap, 25 Ft. Roll, Our Reg. 39ce< 3 for 99* • Metaframe Magnetic Drive Power conference* with the Machine washable. Sizes Filter. For fresh or salt tanks. Our Reg. 14.99 . DETEa iV E " Judge from 8:90 P.M. to 8 SIS. 9.84 m •3! •Soft Sau b Cleaner by Ckirox, 13 Oz., Our Reg. 7% ..64* P lot ^ P.M. on Thuredny nights. Night telephone number: ^ '*■ m m > SALE PRICES P •Rag. U.S. Pat. Off., Am. D.Q.» Copyright 1978 64M445 3 WAYS TO CHARGE; MANCHESTER EFFECTIVE: 1. CALDOR CHARGE William E. FilzGaald NOW 4 PG 2. MASTER CHARGE 1145 Tolland TumpHia Tri-City SlNpiiing Canter THROUGH PLEASE CAIXTHEATRE Judge ot Probate Coming Soon 3. BANKAMERICARD/VISA STORE HOURS: MON. thru FRI., 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. •SATURDAY, 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. •SUNDAY, 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. SATURDAY f KVEME OF TK PMK FMITin FOR SCREEN-HMES PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Aug. 16. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 16, 1 9 7 8 - PAGE SEVENTEEN

Help Wanted 13 BMlneee Opportunity 14 Schoole-Claaaee IS Hornet For Salt 23 Hornet For Salt 23 □ EMPLOYMENT 13 Htip Wtnttd 13 SECURITY AND SMALL ENGINE Service FOR THE BEST - Manchester CASHIER - Mature, reliable TELEPHONE SOLICITOR • ADVANCEMENT Friendly National Weather Forecast Corporation - expanding Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Help Wanled 13 person for part time work. WANTED - Full time. Apply Ice Cream has openings for dealer network. No pupils per teacher. FR E E in­ Flexible work schedule in in person Parkade Lanes responsible and aggressive experience necessary. iKr SALES POSITION - Straight health and beauty aid store. between 9 am and 5 pm. EOE. 3 0 0 0 troductory lesson with this ad. people. Hours available, mor­ Complete training program. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. "lAiYOrt commissions, leads furnished Experience preferred but will ning, lunch, night. Advance­ KATTII iierald $500. investment required to AfiSl to homeowners. Call 242-5402. tram. Apply Brooks Discount, PARTS SUPERVISOR ment opportunities also start your own business. Ideal DAN REALE was hara. 277 W. Middle Turnpike, needed for automative parts available for details call for retired or part time. // IF YOU ARE an attractive Manchester. 646-9196. department. Full time salary CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING manager between 3-Spm, 289- D etails on requ est. Mr. motivated woman we need starts at $150 weekly. All com­ 8890. Friendly Ice Cream Barker. ESCAA Field fm . r /^ M C A O O ' you. If you are looking for a SUPERVISOR AND Super­ pany benefits. For appoint­ Shop, 918 Main St., East Hart- Training Division, box 619, □ REAL ESTATE glamorous, challenging posi­ visor Assistant - Ambitious ment call 688-2233. PHONE 643-2711 fon l EOE. M/F. Wading River, New York. tion, with a new Parisian self starting Individuals able 11792. Hornet For Sale cosmetic line, you need us. to work independently. Must MECHANIC WANTED for FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD RNs, LPNs aides, staff or 23 su V . B © m " D.F. Rm I§, Inc. RMltort |‘»A* 236-2381, 633-3366. have administrative and general repairs, must have private duty. RN $6.50, LPN. MANY PEOPLE only dream BLUE RIDGE AREA- 646*4528 Manchester, Conn. mechanical knowledge. For experience and own tools. $4.75, aides $3.10 hourly. No of owning their own business. 175 Main 81. Spacious 10 room, hillside WANTED - Gas station atten­ large school transportation Starting salary $6.00. All com­ DALLAS / Help Wanted ir fees. Car necessary. Medical Perhaps It’s time for you to pany benefits. F o r' appoint­ Ftanch on cul-de-sac. One-t- dant, full or part time. fleet in the Ver- lOKiii nxriiM u iii ' , waaM/. Placement Service, 232-5226. pursue that dream. I have NSWODLSANl ADVERTISING ADVERTISINQ acre, brick front with Mature, responsible person non/Manchester area. Call ment. Call 688-2233. SEWING MACHINE over 1,000 businesses for sale aluminum, 3 full baths, '2 for third shift. References. 643-2414. RATES operators and general factory NEEDED BABYSITTER for by owners. Many for Buelnett Properly 28 Houtehold Qoodt 40 GENERAL CLERICAL and DEADLINE workers. Apply Pillowtex, 49 fireplaces, formal dining AztkPZ: U V H Call 871-1698. 2 childem. One school age. minimum down. For free 12:00 noon the day before room, all appliances. Family 1 FULL AND PART TIME for secretarial duties includes 1 day . . . . l i e word per day Regent Street, Manchester. Washington School area, ^ brochure write: Interstate MANCHESTER - For sale LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ publication. room with wet bar, walkout to TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. golf course maintenance and derating computer terminal. 3 days . . . lO t word per dey 5089 after 6pm. Business Marketing, P.O. Box com m ercial building and tion, orange background with 70 U/k'jSHOWW^ Deadline lor Saturday and 6 days — 9c word per day inground pool Oversized dou­ Apply 81 Commerce Street, snack bar. Apply in person at Typing ability required. Per­ WANTED - WOMAN for 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. liquor store. Call for details, white floral print. Call after 4 Glastonbury. PTG Company. Tallwood Coutry Club, Route manent position with liberal UPIWIA1HCR FOIOCAtT 6) Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. 26 d a y s ___6c word per day housecleaning. One or two ble garage, electric doors. Marion E. Robertson, p.m„ 646-1168. 65, Hebron. benefits. Contact Mrs. Rivers. 15 words $2.00 minimum days a week. Must have own Buy owner, $94,000. Principals Telephone 633-7631. T- Happy A d s ...... SC.30 inch SERVICE BUSINESS - With Realtor, 643-5953. Beneficial Finance Co., 993 PLEASE READ transportation. Call 643-4934 only. 646-6208. FOR SALE FRIGIDAIRE NURSES AIDES- 7 a.m to 3 For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During . ★ ★ $600 a week income available SALES PERSON Main Street, East Hartford, aftbr 6pm. in this area. A cash business. Coppertone Refrigerator. *** p.m. and 3 p.m. to 11p.m. Full 289-3371. Wednesday night, showers and or rain will be expected in the SH A KEY’S PIZZA - Now Experienced Full Time Retail YOUR AD Minimum investment Looking for kitchen Excellent condition. Please lime and part time. Enjoy northern Rockies and the upper New England area, while STATION ATTENDANT hiring full- and part-time NEWER 2-FAMILY features, Furniture Store position with Clasaifled ads are taken over required. 203-627-0550, 203^81- appliances? See the call 643-9287. working with a skilled and CONCRETE LABORER to mostly fair skies will prevail elsewhere. Minimum readings • the phone aa a convenience. WANTED - Apply in person to workers. Ideal for college 3 large bedrooms, eat in emphasis in Carpeting and 9M4. great buys In today’s Draperies. Call Mr. Larco, dedicated staff, in a very plea­ set and strip forms. include: (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlan­ The Herald i i reaponalble for Gorins Sporls Car Center students. Call Larry at 875- kitchen with appliances, PIONEER 1020L reel to reel Classified columns. Watkins, 643-5171, sant and modern atmosphere. Experienced or will train. 875- ta 71 (88), Boston 68 ( 83), Chicago 71 (88), Cleveland 69 ( 83). only one Incorrect insertion and Route 83, Talcottville, Conn. 0798, 9. a.m. to, 7 p.m., carpeting, air conditioning, tape, with tapes. $600 Call 644- Experience preferred. Good 1103 after 6 p.m. Dallas 77 ( 94), Denver 51 (81), Duluth 54 ( 70), Houston 74 . then only to the size of the Thursday and Saturday, 5 separate utilities, 0877. Reps. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., left, and Martha Keys, D-Kansas, opiginal Insertion. Errors which Why Not Order MACHINIST - Experimental. benefits, excellent working (94), Jacksonville 73 (92), Kansas City 66 (85), Little Rock 73 BABYSITTER WANTED - p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and maintenanc-free exterior, celebrate on steps of the Capitol moments after the House voted conditions. Piease call Doris d9 not lessen the value ol the Sunday. Your Happy Ad convenient location to bus Must be experienced in BABYSITTER - Reliable, (89), Los Angeles 65 (78), Miami 78 (89), Minneapolis 56 (80); advertisement will not be cor* Mondw thru Friday, start at 7 Reel Eetete Wented 28 WE BUY & SELL Used Fur­ Blain RN, Director of Nurses,, Tuesday to extend the ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Bridgeport and Lathe. Must mature, loving person to care reeled by an additional inser* a.m.. Hours vary between 10 Today! line, school, shopping, and niture. One piece or entire 646-0129, Manchester Manor New Orleans 76 (93), New York 72 (84), Phoenix 75 (101), San BABYSITTER wanted Oc­ be a ole to do own set up. for 1-year-old In our tidn. and 20 hours weekly. Call 646- recreation. Offered at $65,500 ALL CASH For your property, household. Cash on the line. Amendment. (UPI photo) Nursing Home. 385 West Francisco 54 (71), Seattle 50 ( 60)g, St. Louis 67 ( 86), and casional evenings and by the Peterman Agency, 649- Scharr Industries, 243-0343. Manchester home during 1680. within 24 hours. Avoid Rm Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Center Street, Manchester. school year. 7:45-4 p.m. Washington 75 ( 89). weekends. My Bolton home or 9404 or 646-1711. MANCHESTER Package Tape, Instant Service. Hayes References, own transporta­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• yours. Call 646-0724, after •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MILLWRIGHT - Experienced •••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOOKKEEPER - Full charge store Excellent location. Well Corporation, 646-0131. COUPLE TO MANAGE tion. 528-7520. Help Wented 13 thru trial balance. Diversified Spm. in machine repairs, on textile H§ip W tn fd 1$ established business. Call MANCHESTER - Reduced. 9 □ MISC. FOR SALE Senators backing ERA and coating equipment. Wholesale outlet from home, position in busy 2-girl office. SELLING your house? Call us Marion E. Robertson, room, 5 bedroom Garrison Scharr Industries, 243-0343. part time. $1350 plus per NURSES AIDE - Laural South Windsor location. Call DENTAL OFFICE Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 • Realtor, 643-5953. Colonial. Fireplace family first and we’ll make you a month potential without Manor, 91 CTiestnut Street. for appointment 522-7143. Immediate opening in cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Articlet lor Sale 41 leaving present position. Hrt- 649-4519. Manchester for a trained or room, 2Vi 2batns, 2 car gar­ RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 rurtncc' vmiD nu/w ______7~ ! TGGL MAKER SItuetlon Wented 15 Realtor, 643-1577. ford interview 528-5045 ask for CH O O SE Y O U R OWN SALES REPRESENTATIVE experienced person with age. Immediate occupancy! PAIR METAL BEDS With hope bill gets to floor shifts. Good pay, good SECRETARY- PracMon Metal Working Company loeatoU bi tool Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, Lee. HOURS at home on the phone benefits and working condi­ HIGH SCHOOL junior or RECEPTIONIST Manchester Office seeking dependable knowledge of assisting and/or IMMEDIATE Cash for your coil springs, 1 mattress. $30. servicing our customers. 249- Hartford hot ■ day ofrifl opanbig for an OKparfanoad RESPONSIBLE Mother will 646-3233. J Watson Beach Co., tion. Apply in person, Vernon senior for stock clerk. Medical Office. 9 am to 5:30 full-time service assistant for reception work. 4W days a property. Let us explain our Call 643:^34. ' WASHINGTON (U P I) - Senate backers in subcom m ittee — and would certainly KITCHEN HELP part time 7773. tool makar. Appileanta mual hava 8 yaart aapartonaa care for children in my home. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ Immediate employment after pm, Monday thru Friday, service department. week. 649-4751. fair proposal. Call Mr. of the Equal Rights Amendment hope to run into one in the full Judiciary Com­ and full time openings. Apply making |lge and flxturaa to blua printa. i hour work Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. Equal Opportunity. non. school. Experience in market experience required. Send Knowledge of mechanical ^ Ifio re, M7-1413. bring the House-passed ratification exten­ mittee — if an attempt were made to get it East Hartford Convalescent or pharmacy helpful. Hourly DEMONSTRATORS: Earn thNl minimum w itli eonahlarabla ovar Ibna bi madam equipment a necessity, with PART-XIME BANQUET resume to Manchester MATURE DEPENDABLE M ANCHESTER - Owner SECURITY GUARDS - Must Home, 745 Main Street, East rate above minimum. Apply $1000 or more, trip to Nassau, Herald, Box M. air condManad plant. ExoaHant workbig oortdltlona basics in electricity Waiters and waitresses sion directly to the floor in a last-ditch ef­ to the Senate floor through normal woman would like part time selling home. 5-room Cape, MAY WE BUY your home? MANCHESTER be 18 years or older. Have own Hartford. 9-4 p.m. in person at 299 Green Rd. Free kit. Sell name brand toys and banoRte. Starting rata I7.B0 par hour. Intoraatod preferred. Wages according to wanted. Apply in person. No fort to prevent it from *dying in com­ legislative channels. or full time position in doc­ centrally located. Aluminum Quick, fair, all cash and no after 3 p.m. and gifts (Fisher-Price, experience. Insurance and hone calls please. Holiday 6 ROOM L SHAPED m ittee. car. Telephone, and a clean GENERAL OFFICE WORK - appileanta th o u ld caH 2 N -tS 3 7 tor's office. Salary secondary. sided. Many other extras. Call problems. Call Warren E. For that reason, it is believed likely that MATURE PERSON wanted Tonka, Fenton). Treasure fringe benefits offered. Ad­ Sin., 363 Robert Street, East police record. Men or women Dependable person. Typing 649-7236 after 5 p.m. evenings 646-8136 from 5 to 7 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. The House voted 223-189 Tuesday to Bayh will persuade the leadership to hold wanted for Manchester and for kitchen help, 5 days a BOYS NEEDED! Grades 6-9 House party plan. Call 242- required. 5-day week. 8 a.m. HIGH STANDARD INC. vancement based on in­ Hartford. RANCH breathe new life into the ERA by allowing week, approximately 6 hours 5830 or collect person to per­ p.m. the House-passed extension at the desk for Stafford Springs areas. If you stronp, reliable only! to 4:30 p.m.. Free Parking. 31 PretUoM Park CIrela, Eaat Hartford. CL 06106 itiative. Respond to: Fran R o c k le d g e a r e a . 3 a day. Apply Cavey's Wrestling or weightlifting son for Miss ()arol 491-2100. Barnett, Hydro-Dyne Service WOMEN TO WORK in plastic Houtehold Qoodt 40 its supporters an additional 39 months to consideration when it arrives in the qualify, call 203-443-1837 or $115 to sUrt. Cali 527-1164, UanulaeMng/Mariiing Eportkig H n Arma ANDOVER LAKE - Seven- bedrooms, IW baths, eat-in apply to Northeast Security, Restaurant mornings only. ability helpful! 646J)176 after 6 Also booking parties. Mrs. Redden. Corp., P.O. Box 439, Glaston­ manufacturing.ing. 118 and over. □ EDUCATION win ratification in the needed three more Senate, acre retreat with insulated kitchen, formal dining 158 Williams' Street, New Lon­ p.m. bury, Conn. 06033. Written Call 646-2920, between 10 and REFRIGERATORS states. cottage plus separate guest Washers, ranges, used, That would allow the House m easure to don, Conn., Monday thru KEEP SMILING NCR POSTING MACHINE resume required prior to 4. room, carpeting, garage. Private Inatructlona 18 cottage,. Ideal for family guaranteed and clean. New The Senate Constitution subcommittee, be called up for action without going Friday, 10 to 4. PARTY PLAN MANAGERS. OPERATOR will train. DISHWASHER - Part-time pbone inquiry, 633-8387. Treed shaded lot. $58,900. KEEP HAPPY recreational activities. Call shipment damaged, GE and headed by Sen. Birch Bayh, D-lnd., a spon­ Unique opportunity in rapidly Interesting position with nights and full-time days.' SERVICE STATION through the normal committee route. REMEDIAL READING and Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. J. PIANO REALTY CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC growing industry. Artcraft small East Hartford firm. Apply in person to Tacorrai. MACHINIST- Operators for ATTEN DAN T And auto Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. sor of the original ERA, has completed But there is a question as to when 246 Broad Street, Manchester.! VACATION UlilU SCHOOL Watson Beach Co., - Experienced oniy. Top DRIVER WANTED - Full Concepts seeking experienced Applicants shouid have good Harding Chuckers. Milling, mechanic, with some math; individualized work Pearl and Son, 649 Main I B T S I 646-5200 three days of hearings on a proposal to ex­ Democratic Leader Robert Byrd, D- Manchester Offipe, 647-9139. wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 1862 time position for a responsible party plan people in this area. telephone skills and figure ap­ and to o l Crib Attendant. Small experience. Full and part program, (lst-8th grade) by Street, 643-2171. LAUNDRY SERVICES - Full-: Equal Housing Opportunity. tend the ratification period by seven more W.Va., might allow the ERA extension to Berlin 'Tpke, Wethersfield, person for early morning Exceptional earnings, titude. Full fringe tenefits. ZIDN LUTHERAN CHURCH parts, interesting work. All time. Aimly in person only: master's degree teacher. 568- years. be brought up and how long he might be 563-0151. delivery route. Applicant employee benefits, guarantee Pleasant office environment. and part-time positions are. benefits. Apply in person only Clarke Motor Sales, Route 6, 8075. available. We will train. Call* But Senate sources say that proposal willing to let the Senate debate it. must be 18 years of age and program and rapid advance­ Call Phil, 289-6435. COOPER a HIGH STS. 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily. C&W Bolton, Conn. MANCHESTEH BOLTON ATTRACTIVE POSITION have a good driving record. ment with well-established 289-1527. Manufacturing Co., 74 PIANO INSTRUCTION - NEW OFFICE SPACE could encounter a conservative filibuster Openings lor September with NORTH COVENTRY Under Conetnicllon For gal in Data Processing Job most suitable for a young company. Personal training. PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING AUa 21-25 9:00-11:15 A.M. Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. LEADING PILE FABRIC New professional office GAS STATION ATTENDANT; creative, experienced 10 Yaart Young Department. Knowledge of man as lifting of large For immediate interview, call administrative supervisor. WEAVER looking for building nearing comple­ 7 ROOM Key Punch helpful. 5-day hampers is necessary. Apply collect Nick Santino, 315/331- For small private nonprofit - And ali-purpose man needed.” FULL-TIME SERVICE experienced production teaclier. Beginners welcome. 3 bedroom Ranch. Dining Monday Ihru Friday, 8 to. 5.; tion at the Center on Main week. All benefits. East Hart­ in person, Swiss Laundry, 10 6293. community agency. Master’s NURSERY (3 YRS.) • 6 GRADE (12 YRS.) STATON ATTENDANT - manager. List rrauirements First lesson free with August room, living room with CAPE COD Pump gas, clean cars, must- Street. Walking distance to INDE)^ ford location. Phone 289-2736. Harlow Street, Rockville. degree preferred. Salary com­ experienced with references. with resume which will be registration, Gretchen Van fireplace and wall to wall Soviets succeed be reliable and ambitious.’ l^ y , 647-9751. town hall, library & bank. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ THREE OPENINGS mensurate with education and REGISTRATION 646-0171 Apply: Vernon Shell, Route held in strictest confidence. N O T IC E tX . Also need part-time help for carpeting. Eat-in kitchen, temporary staircase, for­ GROWING WHOLESALE dis­ AVAILABLE to work locally. responsiblity. Send resume to 30, Vernon. Write to Box MM, c/o Custom designed space 1 Loot and Found \ nights, Saturdays and Sun­ mal dining room, eat-in 2 REAL ESTATE Marketing tributor seeks a dependable Part time, 80 per week. Must Mrs. Micheal Hall, president Manchester Herald. available from 450 sq. ft. to Poroontli \ Aluminum siding, garage. in move on foes 3 Announctmonti j representative - Manchester, individual with class 2 license be 18 or older. Car necessary. board of directors, 308 days. Suburban Motors, 50 2nd MORTUQES 2,000 sq. ft. ABUNDANCE kitchen. Acre plus treed 4 Enlertoinmont j East Hartford, Vernon areas. to make deliveries and assist Call Cuto Dist. 4-7 p... 643- Hemlock Point, Coventry, by Tolland Turnpike, Mon hotiMoaiMn h m put ttwlr Private treed lot. of free parking. $8.00/sq. shaded lot with view. $57,- 5 Auctions / Manchester. EXPf RIENCEO Milo body rtpak tnwl ki Conn t Com Cnmpnny Only IMOOO Earn lucrative commission. at counter. Excellent oppor­ 9207. College students Sept. 7th. (ot 30 yoara. Low Inloroot rotoo. ft. Heated Call 900 Receive professionai tunity for advancement. Paid m in. Good pay and fringa MOSCOW (UPI) — Using traditional czarist tactics of f i n a n c i a l / welcome. banafNa. Apply in paraon to Mr. 10 yoar loano. Cradll un- FIANO R^LTY CROUP 1 8 Bonds-SlockS” Mortgages guidance, education, com­ vacalions, profit-sharing and Cartar or Mr. Patch, aarvlea naeooaoty, Call Byd H. Conn, PIANO REALTY banishing opponents to prison or Siberian exile, the Soviet 9 — Personal Loans HOWLANO REALTORS prehensive marketing tools. benefits. Call 649-45M for ap­ RELIABLE HARD managar. 270-4011 2nd morlgsgo 645-5200 government has effectively eradicated the Moscow dissi­ ,10 - Insurance TOOL OESIGNER •pacMIiti. nsEsi 0 c m Call Mr. Sammartino, pointment. WORKING INDIVIDUAL CAITDI CHEVROin CO. MC. 6 4 3 -1 1 0 8 dent community and swept virtually all its foes out of the EMPLOYMENT Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. Wanted to assist cook. Duties Madium tlM manufaclurar ol Nabonolly Known con- 1229 Main Strait 13 Help Wanted CLIP & MAIL Manchaator, C t capital. Mimor product, ha* an opaning lor axportanoad loot 14 — Business Opportunities BOOKKEEPING AND include dishwashing, 15 Situation Wanted TYPING essential for diver- cleaning, and food prep. Part daaignar. Candidata muat hava axparlanca In tha A Soviet court in Elektrostal, a village 40 m iles from — RN-LPN wanted for full or Moscow that is off-limits to foreigners, convicted sive part time job for a time. Apply In person between daaign of flxiuroa and gaugaa lor a broad ranga con- EDUCATIO N part time on all shifts. Apply responsible person with in­ 16 Private Instructions 2 and 4. Rein N.Y.-Style Deli- vantlonal matal cutting oparaUona on amall parta, NAME BUSINESS & SERVICE Alexander Podrabinek of anti-Soviet slander and director of nursing. Salmon- a 19 —Schools-Classes itiative. Apply in person at Restaurant,-El Camioo EIgza,. M AIL TO: W NTED: brook Convalescent Home, off mada from caaHnga, forginga, atamplhga and bar. Cut­ sentenced him to five years in exile Tuesday. 20 - Instructions Wented W.H. England Lumber Co. 428 Hartford Tpke!, Vernon. PRECISION House Street, Glastonbury. ting tool daaign la a plua. MuatbaafllolanI working and ADDRESS The 24-year-old dissident’s conviction was the latest in Route 44A, Bolton Notch. REAL ESTATE Please call 633-5244. coordlnata arlth anginaaring and took making par- ^ JHACHINIST , ^ a series of moves against the small but vocal group of 23 Homes for Sale GENERAL FACTORY help Experienced on 3-D 24 —Lols-Land lo r Sale EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT wanted. Grinders, fire aonnal. Sand raauma and aalary hlatory to; CITY protesters who decry human rights violations in the 25 —Investment Properly Bridgeports & N/C Cin- BUILDER - Supervisory brickers, and chipping depart­ Soviet Union. 26 —Business Property NURSES AIDES wanted for HIGH STANDARD INC. P.O. BOX SOI timatics. First or 2nd Shift, 27 —Resort Property experience required. STATE full time on all shifts. Apply ment. Cail 569-0344 for ap­ Top Wages & Benefits. The only prominent dissident who rem ains free is 26 - Real Estate Wanted Excellent opportunity. pointment. 31 P rM tl0« Park Clrcla Eaat Hartford, C t 06101 MancbMtor, Conn. 06040 director of nursing. Salmon- Please apply in person : Nobel Peace laureate Andrei Sakharov. He apparently MISC. SERVICES Displaycraft, Manchester, ttanufnctvrtng/Marknttng iporttng Fko Ama DIRECTORY brook Convalescent Home off ZIP has escaped the harsh treatment that befell the others 31 Services Ottered House Street, Glastonbury. 643-9557. PART-TIME SALESPERSON EXAMPLE: LE-M roivOMTiON 32 —Pamlmg-Papering Must have basic 190 Tunnel Road because of his eminent position in Soviet society. 33 — Building^Contraclmg Please call 633-5244. PHONE IS Words for 6 Days Servfcai Ottered 31 Servlcet Offered 31 Servlcet Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 34 —Rootng-Siding PICK-UP ’AJip DELIVERY photographic knowledge. 20 Vernon, Ct. 00066 Podrabinek's sentencing capped a summer of trials 35 — Heating.Plumbing driver. Mudt*4iSve driver s hours. The Camera Shop. STEREO FREAKS - Sound LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - that saw the most active of Moscow’s dissidents shipped 36 —Flooring NURSES AIDES - Full time, 7 license and good driving Marshalls Mall. Only *8.10 New homes custom built 37 — a CHECK e n c l o s e d systems deteriorate slowly Moving-Trucking-Storage am-3 pm and 11 pm-7 am. record See Stan Ozimek, remodeled, additions, rec off for years of prison or exile. All the charges were 38 - Services Wanted FACTORY OPENINGS and often require service Experience preferred but we Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center ATTRACTIVE POSITION rooms, garage, kitchens directly related to dissident activities. MISC. FOR SALE WE BUY JUNK (MRS before the system goes dead, will train. Apply irm person St., Manchester. For gal in Data Processing FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WURDS remodeled, bath tile, cement Most of the alleged criminal charges stemmed from 40 Household Goods NURSES so have your system checked East Hartford Convalescentmvalescent Department. Knowiedge of Eatabllahod growing company needy work. Steps, dormers, 41 _ Articles for Sale now to see if ft’s performing the dissidents' membership in a group set up to monitor Home, 745 Main Street, East FULL TIME carpet cleaner. and late modal wrecka. 42 _ Building Supplies Key Punch helpful. 5-day machinlata, engravera, N.C., and Bridgeport 1 2 3 4 S ft RN’S-LPN’S correctly, and to avoid more residential or commercial. 43 — Pets -B irds- Dogs Hartford. Must have car. Salary plus NEW LOCATION Soviet compliance with the human rights provisions of week. All benefits. East Hart­ costly break downs in the Cali 649-4291. 44 _ Livestock commission for car. Cali 528- ford iocation. Call 289-2736. operatora. Wa make apaclalized machinery that Needed tor Stan relial in the 1975 Helsinki accords. 45 Boats & Accessories future. Call Jack, 643-1262, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for 0292. offera challenge and variety. Good atarting ratey r 1 9 10 < area convaleecenl homes Podrabinek was convicted and sentenced because of J^is 46 — Sporting Goods 6 A&B AUTD SALVAGE INC. evenings. FIRST CLASS Carpent^ - 47 —Garden Products South Windsor. Will train. and company paid fringe benellta. Call ua for thy and hocpHalt. Remodeling and Additions. work to expose the use of psychiatric hospitals as deten­ 48 —Antiques Apply 90 Brookfield Street or MATURE SALES LADY for ol STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 ATTENTION 11 12 13 14 15 1 B AND F Home Improve­ Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 tion centers. 49 — Wanted to Buy call 289-5918. children’s shop. Apply in per­ beat opportunity. < YOUR CHOICE OF ment. Specialist in custom years experience! For Free RENTALS son, Mari-Mads, Main Street, SINBERS AND Despite the loss of Podrabinek and the others this year, USED AUTD PARTS carpentij including additions, Estimates, call 646-4239. 52 Rooms tor Rent ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST Manchester. 17 IS 19 u • Location the remaining dissidents insist others wili step toward to 53 —Apartments for Rent ENTERTAINERS woodsiding, sheds, decks and Toy and Gift Plan in the Coun­ 684-5530 or 646-6223 take the place of those who are in prison or exile. 54 _ Homes tor Rent A r«prtMnUrtlv« of ■ produc* NORLE & WESTRROOK • Shin patios. Interior remodeling CUSTOM HOMES, Additions 55 _ Business'for Rent try - our 31st year! Com­ PART-TIME Housekeeper 4-5 • Days TONY ANNUNZIATA recreation rooms, roofing, — tion and promotion company 21 22 23 i4 25 and insulation. Free es­ A partial list of the dissidents who have been punished: 56 Resort Property for Rent missions up to 30% PLUS hours a day in the afternoon 20 WESTBROOK STREET siding QuailW Work! Best 57 _ Wanted to Rent which hat a affiliation with 4 Pert tim e or lu ll lime. timates. References. Best —Anatoly Shcharansky, 30, a computer scientist who EXPENSES. Fantastic and early evening, Monday 58 - Misc for Rent roeord labolt will bo In your area EAST HARTFORD price in town. 528-7388. Prices! Bud 'Talaga, 742-8732, was convicted of treason and sentenced to 15 years in Hostess Awards. Call Collect thru Friday. Some baby­ Augutt 16, 17, 16, 19 to aoloct 26 27 21 29 30 , CALL 043-9515 LAWNS MOWED / FLOORS 'WILL CARE for children in or 646-4501. AUTOMOTIVE 673-0494, of write SANTA'S sitting and some cooking. Call An Equal Opportunity Empktyar my licensed home. 643-7445, prison and exile. 61 Autos>lor Sale now artlata and matorlal for thooo AID A ASSISTANCE CLEANED - Quality work. 62 _ Trucks for Sale PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001. after 6pm, 633-0071. companloc. Qroupa a t wall aa In* after 5pm. (14376) Painting-Papering 32 GENERAL CARPENTRY, —Alexander Ginzburg, 41, was sentenced to eight years 31 a 33 34 35 ] ol North Eutem Conn. Reasonable rares. CSall 643- 63 —Heavy Equipment lor Sale AL^O BOOKING PARTIES. dividuala bra walcoma. Repairs, Remodeling, 64 _ 1967, or 875-6381.______in a iabor camp on a charge of anti-Soviet agitation and Motorcycles-Bicycles MACHINIST Bridgeport For Information and ap* Inc. 65 — Campers-Traiters-Mdbile f. CHAIN SAW WORK- INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Garages, Additions, Porches, propaganda. RESPONSIBLE Woman experience. Cali today 647- pointmant call 357 East Cantar SIraat, HAYES AND SONS tree WANTED. By the job or by Decks, Rec Rooms, Homes 36 i 7 ...... u S9 ' ! Painting - And odd jobs. Two —Vladimir Slepak, 50, a Jewish activist, sentenced to 66 Automotive Service wanted for child care. 2 1789. Newgate Machine com­ 203-549-2409 Manchaaler experts - Tree removal, the hour. Free estimates. 875- experienced College students. Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, 67 Autos for Rent-Lease children in my home. 646-6521. pany. five years in exiie for hanging a protest banner from his pruning, land clearing. Fully 7890. Please call 568-4641. Formica, Ceramic Tile, Call Moscow apartment. insured. Go anywhere. Free Din Moran 643-2629. WANTED - REAL ESTATE estimates. 243-8796. QUALITY CARPENTRY By PAINTING - Interior and —Yuri Orlov, 52, a nuclear physicist, seven years in HELP, experience not Harp Construction Additions, exterior, paperhanging, FARRAND REMODELING - prison and five years’ exile for charges of anti-Soviet □ NOTICES required, licensed or taking GET YOUR c m TREE SERVICE - Free roofing, siding, decks and gar­ excellent work References. Specializing Cabinets and For­ agitation and propaganda. the course. Fantastic earning GET ON THE BEST SELLER LISTI estimates, discount senior ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. Free estimates. Fully in­ mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, potential, generous com­ ~ Pyotr Grigorenko, 71, stripped of his citizenship citizens. Company sured. Martin Matson, 649- Room Additions. Decks. Lott and Found 1 missions, referrals. Join the Manchester owned and MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ 4431 Repairs. Phone 643-6017. while visiting the United States for medical treatment. largest Real Estate Company DULY LOTTERY NUMBERS operated. ()all 646-1327. tory service on color and blak Banned from returning to the Soviet Union. LOST - Beautiful buff colored in the World. Call Norma or avEfom and white TV. Stereo, QUALITY PAINTING and Roofing-SIdIng-ChImney 34 -Valentin Turchin, 47, a computer scientist, exiled in longhaired cat, wearing flea Don at Century 21, Tedford ■t BiM TREE SERVICE. phonograph. A&B Electronic, Paper Harming by Willis Real Estate, 647-9914 - 423- October 1977, and currently is in the United States. and bell collars. Vicinity Complete tree care, spraying 1160 New Britain Ave., West Schultz. ITully insured, BIDWELL Home Improve­ 8959. cussnii Ml —Lyudmila Alekseyeva, 50, a historian who emigrated Bolton Road & Wildwood and removal. Insured and Hartford, 561-0655. references. 649-4343. ment Co. Expert installation Road, Vernon. Reward. 649- ARTHURS DRUG STORE experienced. Senior Citizen of aluminum siding, gutters from the Soviet Union more than a year ago. PART TIME ASSISTANT - In ikA 9934 / 646-2255. Discount. 643-7285. CARPET INSTALLATION - PAINTING - Interior / and trims. Roofing installa­ —Anatoly Marchenko, 40, a writer sentenced to four Orthodontic Office. Clerical Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Exterior. Best Workmanship! tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- work plus experience in STAR years in exile in 1975. ORANGE-WHITE tiger, JT. 942 Main Street, Manchester ( R(K)M ADDITIONS, Dormrs, Steam Cleaning. Free Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! 2323. laboratory technique. Hours —Vitaly Rubin, a professor and Jewish activist who Lost Huntington Street. kitchens, garages, rec-rooms, Estimates. (Jail 649-6265. Dan Shea, 646-5424. REWARD. Call 646-3379, flexible. Call 569-2460. emigrated from the Soviet Union in June 1976. POWER suspended ceilings and SPECIALIZING cleaning and before 3 p.m. roofing, 528-8958. HOUSEWORK GOT YOU R .J. MAGOWAN & SONS - repairing chimneys, roof, new HOUSEKEEPERS and DOWN? General cleaning, Third Generation. Painting & roofs. Free estimates. 30 LOST SIA M ESE CAT in JANITORS - Full time LAWN MAINTENANCE. steam extraction carpet Paperhanging Free years Experience. Rowley. positions available. Apply in ONE FLOOR LIVINO Storrs area. Possibly on route Beautifully maintained home with a fireplace, first SECLUSION Reasonable and dependable cleaning, floor waxing & Estimates. Fufly Insured. 643-5361. to Manchester. Answers to the person. East Hartford Con­ OPENING FOR floor family room, garage, tree studded lot and a ONE and quality makes this custom built home a pleasure college veteran now acepting stripping, window cleaning, Telephone 646-1959. Two-thirds save name Suki. Family pet. $100 valescent Home, 745 Main St., to show. Four bedrooms, center chimney, double gar­ jobs in your area. Cali 289- carpet &upholstery sham­ ROOFER WILL Install roof, REWARD. 646-6331 or 429- East Hartford. YEAR LIMITED H 0M |: WARRANTYI A CUSTODIAN age and more. $105,000. 4535. pooing. Professional/Insured. Building Contracting 33 siding or gutters for low dis­ 7615. It s an innovation that allows you to STAR your Free Estimates. Call count price. Call Ken at 647- LAUNDRY WORKER - McDonald’s at 46 W. Center St., Manchester, with new meters classified ad for extra attention value. Simnlv REWEAVING bums, holes. DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. WES ROBBINS carpentry 1566. Mature individual, for full or ,Conn„ has an opening for a custodian. LOST dark gray cat, yellow ADVISOR that you want your ad A Zippers, umbrellas repaired. remodeling specialist. Ad­ eyes, long hair. Woodland and part time. Must work every Responsibilities will Include floors, walls, win­ Window shades, Venetian A-1 TREE SERVICE - Will Heating-Plumbing 35 other weekend. Apply in per­ STARRED. The only additional charge is for the ditions, rec rooms, dormers, HARTFORD (UPI) - Of 99 Northeast Utilities Hilliard Streets. REWARD. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. cut and clear unwanted or built-ins, bathrooms, son between9 a.m. and4 pm., dows, and outside cleaning. The hours are ear­ space the STAR occupies. There are two customers trying out new time-of-day meters, 67 were ly morning. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- dead trees. Please call and kitchens, 649-3446. SEW ERLINES, sink lines, Monday thru Friday. East different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the 5221. / receive our Low Estimates, cleaned with electric cutters, able to save money on electric rates, a Northeast Panonalt Hartford Convalescent Home, Starting Salary $4.00 per hour with benefits 649-3571. by professionals. McKinney 745 Main Street. to seH*”* a really important message CUSTOM CARPENTRY - spokesman says. available. ODD JOBS Done ■ Cellars, at­ homes. Additions, Repairs, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ "T h at’s a pretty good showing," Michael J . Dorfsman RIDE WANTED from Applicant must be 18 yrs. or older. tics, garages, yards cleaned, A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING - Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, pany, 643-5308, Manchester to New Britain, TYPIST And other various of­ mov ng, rrucking. Loam for Appliances, furniture and said Tuesday. "The toughest time to save is in the fice duties. Experienced For an Interview please call 345-2009. early morning hours. Call ------Your Choice— 7 - sale. Lawn service. No job too pianos .moved. Cellars, attics, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet sum m er." referred. Fringe benefits, 875-6569 between the hours of after 5, 643-1257. big or small. 568-8522. and garages cleaned. For all repairs, plugged drains, A retired Lebanon couple, chosen as the symbolic first '^e are an EOE. 289-8291. a Super 42 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY e:30A.M.&5P.M. your Light Trucking needs. Carpentry and general con­ kitchen faucet replaced, family to get the meter, was one of 22 customers whose Point Star ^ Point Star ^ COMPLETE CARPET & Tile For the Lowest Prices, call repaired, rec rooms, PART TIME ONLY - Drivers McDonald’s'*’ tracting. Residential and bill was higher than it would be under regular rates. 75* per day 11.50 per day OVERLOOKING RARKUTT installation and repairs. Free 649-3571. bathroom remodeling, heat ^ OR PERMIT for school buses and station STONE FRONT commercial. Whether it be a This Is In gjve nollre lhal I Seth B. ______(Flue regular word ad rate) -6 room West Side Colonial. Large beautiful kitchen estimates. Call Pat, at 646- modernization, etc. Free Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones said Friday their new biil wagons. Manchester and Ver­ makes Uils 3 bedroom’ Ranch an eyecateber! Lots of small repair job, a custom Niles, of 772 renter St,, Manchester, with newer cabinets, 3 bedrooms, garage, nice lot and 3745, after 5 p.m. EXPERT PAINTING AND Estimate gladly given. M 4 M was 64 cents higher than the previous bili, even though have tiled an application placarded . carpeting, large kitchen, rec room, 2 car garage and a built home or anything in non area. Good pay, enjoyable LANDSCAPING -Specialized, Plumbing 4 Heating. 649-2871. August U). I97fl with till' leiiiuniContra] work. Must be available 7-9 a ONE YEAR UMITED HOME WARRANTY! 40's. 'ONE YEAR UM ITED HOME WARRANTY! between, call 648-1379. they had used less electricity. The 67 others had saved Commissitin (or a HKfn'AUKANT Exterior House Painting. am, 1:30-3:30 pm, or after­ ED’S UGHT niUCKING- At­ from 17 cents to $11.21 in the first month. Dorfsman said. W I.NK I HKKIt type of permit for the tics and cellars cleaned. Tree pruning, spraying, CARPENTRY 4 Masonry - MANCHESTER PLUMBING sale ol alcoholic Ijrjuor on the premises noons only. Call for appoint­ Reasonable rates. Call 646- 4 HEATING-Repairs. Under time-of-day rates, customers pay a higher price ol 9:17 ( enter St . Manchester. The ment, 643-2414. She Heratib mowing.weeding. Cali 742- Additions and remodeling. for electricity us^ during peak daytime hours and husincss wiil Im' «i\voed hy Seth B, Niles 1943 for free estimate. 7947. FYee estimates. Call Anthony Remodeling. Pumps repaired nn«l I’aii) Ih'llarosa d h a Parkwav CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AROSSETTO Squiticote, 6494)811. / replaced. Free estimates. receive a discount for electricity in off-peak hours. Heslauronl ol 9.17 Center St’ [McDonaidiB BARTENDERS, COCKTAIL BRICK. BLOCK,STONE. QUALITY TYPING at Electric drain-snaking. 24- Northeast said customers must be able to shift at least ManclicsHT. Conn and Hill be con- Waitress, sandwich maker - dui led by .Si-ili |) Niles as i)enniltee N !• Manchester East Hartford Fireplaces, concrete. reasonable prices done at my CARPENTRY - Repairs, HOUR SERVICE. 6 4 1 ^ 7 . 65 percent of their power use to off hours to be able to Sell! It Niles AM morning maintenance. REALTORS Chimney repairs. No job too home. Envelopes, letters, remodeling, additions, gar­ M Aut: I97H An equ$l Opportunity Bmphfor ti/F 1-2711 save money.. Viim Call 644-9637 between 9 and 12 646-2482 EQUAL HPUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 288-8814 small. & ve! (Jail 644-8356 for manuscripts, other. Call 646- ages, roofing, call David PLUMBING - Call Tom a.m. estimates. 4995. Patria, 644-1796. Dawkins at 649-7630.

r u PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHEXSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Aug. 16. 1978 ACROSS 6 Biblical Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Aug. 16, 1978— PAGE NINETEEN character 1 Pale 7 Gentleman H 1 L 0 E M 0 1 N 3 g Y U 5 Ramadan U R E 1 N 0 D 0] Charlea M. Schultz (Sp.) ii 0 0 R 8 E N D E 8 9 Forage grass n 8 ______£ O C H L 0 I 12 Clerical title Kennedy \\ V A H. E X Dear Abby 13 Eight 10 Egg cell 7 7TF P D 8 1 T\ n n 7 6 % of persons planning to buy a borne referred to classified 14 Evil ones 11 Tiny A c E T 0 0 ft FI lilCS D0NT6IVE C\ WOU'RE REALLY eOlN&l WHEN 0)£ GET TO THE TOP 16 Instruct 12 Structure type Q Ai S H r? D E n u rn By Abigail Van Buren 16 Ore vein 15 Perceive 0 2 £ E □ B 0 E Q □ □ JO LIKE THE V IEW .^ OF THE H1LL.THE ONLY THING 19 Sweet potato 17 Mileage 1 ASi u N 0 WE'RE YOU'LL HAVE TO WATCH Hcralb 22 Man of great indicator T R 1[a D E N T 8 Cl.ASSIFlEO ADVERTISING E AUH05T OUT FOR IS THE... real estate advertising." Did they see your ad? DEAR ABBY: I am going to marry a man I’ve gone with wealth 19 Symbol of n* B o L 0 N E 8 c 0 wj THERE PHONE 643^2711 for many years, but due to circumstances I’ll not go into 24 Grain for bondage In A p E M U 8 E T u 1 t o u n a d here, we weren’t able to hiarry until now. whiskey 20 Cuckoopoint 1? 8 E D 1 N T T 0 Y SOURCE: Newspaper Advertising Bureau. 1^,6 25 College This will be my second marriage. I have two sons, 12 and 21 African land 33 Iberian lady 45 Screwball (si.) 17, and a daughter 15. examination 23 Televiilons 48 Stars While discussing our marriage plans, my fiance remarked 27 Books 26 Wagtail 34 Los Angeles •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 Russian land specialty 50 Escaped that I should warn my daughter not to run around in front of 28 Furnished Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 owner 36 Gave advice 52 Baby's FRANK & ERNEST him in scanty attire when we are all living together because, 31 Ways with shoes 30 Midwest state 39 British people plaything 1973 AMC HORNET beidg human, it might arouse his “manly instincts.” (I can’t 35 Arab chief­ 1974 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1976 SUBARU GF Coupe. 5 Two-Piecer recall his exact words, but his message was very clear.) (abbr.) 41 Day (Hab.) 54 Ranch animal speed. 29,500 miles. Very good HATCHBACK 6 cylinder tain's domain CLASSIC-Loaded: With power When I reacted with surprise and chagrin, he said I had 37 Dead Sea city 32 Scandinavian 42 Revolt 55 Month (abbr.) condition. 32850. Call 56^491. automatic, 31,200 or best windows, locks, brakes, nothing to worry about, but he thought it only fair to warn 38 Makes fabric god 43 African land 56 Gold (Sp.) Wnthrop steering. Air conditioned. offer. Call after 4pm, 6463091. T H H T ' 5 me of what his reaction might be, and I should be thankful 40 Dean Martin's Vinyl top, Call 6463711, if no CHEVY 1966Townsen Wagon. 7 that he warned me beforehand. nickname t 2 3 4 5 6 8 \ answer, call 649-5057. Runs good. Asking 3300. Call Trucks lor Sale 82 41 Tibetan ox 56623^ anytime. My daughter, who is very well developed for her age, is 44 Dot 9 10 n 12 1971 IN TERN A TIO N A L sometimes careless about keeping properly covered. I’ve I W A S V tT HCWCCHAE 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 46 Scold 13 14 15 ■ rr speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new 1978 SUNBIRD PONTIAC 2- PICKUP 304-Automatic. Good had to remind her to be a little more modest in front of her 47 Raw materials ■YOU I G io r c h i radials, (2 snows), excellent door, 6 cylinder, 5,000 miles. running condition. 3400 or best teen-age brother. 49 Evidence 16 17 ear LOST-? THBV/feON6t condition 228-0475 or 228^9550. Automatic transmission, Yiffer. Moving, must sell! 646 My fiance has known my children since infancy, and this 51 Measure of - ■ O e rrU X T T . BUS. 0438, anytime, keep trying. 19 20 z, power brakes. Royal blue, remark has caused me to wonder if perhaps my daughter time z . white interior. Moving. Call would not be “safe" with him. 53 City in Spain ■ ■ 1968 DODGE POLARA - CHEVY VAN 30 - 1971, 350 V- 25 z. 28 Excellent running condition. evenings 7:30 to 9:30,2362528,, Do you think I have a legitimate cause for concern? 57 Church body 8, automatic. Runs excellent. 58 Spit ■ 32 33 34 3350. Call Mike a f 643-5391. SECOND THOUGHTS 29 30 31 T TMAVet 8-»C PINTO-' 2 door. Standard Nice interior. 3250 stereo, no 59 Facile ■ transmission. Excellent con­ rust. 32095. Call 6463855 after 60 1900's art 35 36 1963 STUDEBAKER GT 6pm. DEAR SECOND: No. If your flance had any unhealthy style ■ dition. Must sell this week! 3fl 39 HAWK - Best offer. Must be Call 8769160. thoughts about your daughter, he wouldn't have asked you sold. Must be sold by •••••••#•••••••••••••••••• to warn her about her tendency to run around scantily clad. DOWN ■ 41 Ooga-Btrds-Pats 43 Aptrtmantt For Rant 53 Omces-Storaa tor Rant 55 41 42 va^ Aittefu tor Sato Wednesday. Call 64655M. 1967 MUSTANG-3-speed, 6- Motorcfcles-Rlcycles 64 Lot her know that more composure and less exposure la in ■ ■ a iH U 1 From 47 .. SO r • • ' Li g STORE FOR RENT - With 2 cylindcr. Call 643-6572 after order. ALI’MIM’M sheets used as DOG-CAT boarding bathing / MANCHESTER MAIN HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1973 2 Nuclear ■ grooming. Obedience, protec­ STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ bay garage, near parkade. 188 1969 VOLKSWAGON GHIA - 5pm. 51 52 S3 54 55 56 printinf! plates. .007 thick. FX-1200 - 871-'2511. DEAR ABBY: My problem is my ex-wife. We were mar­ agency (abbr) tion classes. Complete ment. heated, hot water, W. Middle Turnpike. Call 643- Excellent engine, interior. 3 Insecticide 23s32". 25 cents each or 5 for 1973 BUICK LE SEBRA 6 ried for less than two years, never had any children, and 57 58 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer $1. Phone 643-2711. May be modern facilities. Canine appliances, no pets, parking, 6802. Automatic transmission. 4 State (Fr.) Needs work on body and door, air, power brakes and TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville then were divorced. That was 10 years ago, but she is still picked up A M. only. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon security. 523-7047. -Th 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 5 Federal inves­ 59 60 Road. Manchester. For reser­ MANCHESTER-RETAIL, brakes. 3300 firm. Call 646 steering. Runs good 31495.875- calling herself "Mrs. Sidney Feinbohm." tigating body 16 ' THIS LEMONADE TLLSAV/ BLITWHVCO 3651. rack. 31,750. 2894042. I WANT TO SEE UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub vations please-call 646-5971. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT storage and/or manufacturing 6731.______It is causing a lot of confusion because I-am married again, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPAlSC ASSN) 40U BRCXJGHT SOU KEEP LOOKING - 426 Broad St. 3155. Security space. 2,000 square feet to and my wife is constantly being confused with the ex-Mrs. MV QOLPFISH Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, CADILLAC COUPE DE- 1975 FORD ELITE - One 1978 YAMAHA SPECIAL 650 - IS DELICIOUS, INTO THE THERMOS Browaies, nurses, East POODLES - Guaranteed tiny deposit. No appliances. 100,000 square feet. Very Sidney Feinbohm. To make matters worse, my ex-wife and ARE OKAV/ reasonable. Brokers VILLE. 1974. 40,000 miles. owner. 24,000 miles. Air. Vinyl Blue, mint condition. Call 643- STUART/ BOTTLE? ___ ^ Catholic School. 649-1225. toy puppies and stud services M arried couple. No pets. Loaded., good condition. Call 7830 after 4 p.m. my present wife have charge accounts at many of the same at fair prices.1-423-8789. Telephone 643-4751. protected. Call Heyman roof. Moving, must sell! Best Win at Bridge after 4 p.m.,646-0356, 34,500. offer. Call 5694552, after 6. or stores, and my wife gets bills that should have gone to the TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - FToperties, 1-2261206. other Mrs. Feinbohm. ./H all day weekends. 1977 HONDA 750 Good condition. Good for BEAUTIFUL Silver 44x10 FOOT MOBILE home. 1977 DODGE WINDOW VAN- SUPERSPORT- Excellent Is there any way I can force my ex-wife to quit using my The opening spade lead plating, or welding. Call 649- miniature male Poodle pup­ In Bolton. Working single per­ MANCHESTER - Main Street NORTH was won by the queen in store for rent. 750 square feet. 22,000 miles. 6 cylinder. Stan­ 1950 JE E P - 6wheel drive. '67 condition. Many extras. Best name and take her maiden name back? She has still not 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. pies. AKC registered, Putten- son only. No pets, animals or « KQ62 dummy. Declarer led a low 3200 monthly. Paul W. dard. Rear seat. 34,350, or Chevy V-8 engine rebuilt. offer. Call 6494107. remarried. V 10 9 3 cove breeding. 228-9297 / 423- children. Call M3-28TO. best offer. 649-7822. diamond, which he ducked, 6333. Dougan, Realtor. 6434535. Good condition. 3 ^ , Call 646 ONE WIFE TOO MANY « A 8 7 5 NCR CASH REGISTER - 0929, between 8 and 2:30 p.m. 1972 750 HONDA - Excellent allowing West's 10 to take Reconditioned, with many 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX- 4 42 1974 BUICK ELECTRA-4 condition. New tires, quartz DEAR ONE: There cen be only ONE “Mrs. Sidney Felo- the trick. West cashed the totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., AKC MALE APRICOT remodeled kitchen and bath. 814? WEST EAST ace of spades and continued 57 door. Climate control, power 1974 PINTO WAGON light, battery, shocks, bohm” at a time. After your divorce, your ex-wlfe ^cam e 2I53957. POODLE, 6-weeks. Parents Available September 1. Paul Wanted to Rent windows and seats, am/fm backrest. After 6, call 646 Au sins e A J 10 9 8 a 43 with the 10. It was won by can be seen. 3100. Call 569- W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Automatic transmission. l2y^34Fi’^ "Mrt. her first name Feinbohm.” If the Isn’t aware of ibis, M stereo, 8 track tape. Very Asking 31095. Low mileage. 8484. » K J 5 » Q 8 7 the king in dummy. Both MOLDED FORMICA top and 3920. COUPLE WITH One child good running condition. 33000. have yonr lawyer Inform her officially In a letter. a Q ID a J942 East and South discarded paneled bar with two shelves ALL BILLS PAID. Nice 2- needs 5 or 6 room duplex or Call W54055 or 871-1532. A pretty two*piece dress 6464501, after 4 p.m. 1976 HONDA 750 Automatic. is sure to be a favorite « 9 63 « J 10 7 5 hearts. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence and four stools.3175. 646^6028. ATTENTION HUNTERS! bedroom has appliances, no house. Reasonable. 649-8952. Backrest and rack. Excellent South decided to allow lease. Only 3160. (99-23). Ren­ COUGAR XR7-1976. Air. in the wardrobe. SOUTH Excellent Bird Dogs. White 1975 DATSUN 710 WAGON- condition. 31700. Call 6168306, No. 8141 with Photo- DEAR ABBY: In reply to DOGGONE MAD. who objected West to take his top spade and liver Pointer Pups. Cham­ tal Assisters, 236-5646, small PROFESSIONAL COUPLE Power steering. Power a 75 TWO PAIRS of bucket seats Am/fm, 4 speed. Michelin anytime. Guide is in Sizes 12% to to the neighbor's dog doing its dirty tricks on his lawn: In V A642 tricks early. He led the last C'MON- SHAKE A LESl SOU r e l a x , tie shot; vou'r e them do it i pion blood lines. Call 647-9531. fee. wants to rent Duplex in brakes. Am/Fm stereo. Very PARALVZBP OR SUMP7HIN 4 LET'S / from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Radials. Service records. ••••••••••••••••••••••«••• 24%. Size 14%. 37 bust order to discourage dogs from coming over on your proper­ a K63 spade from dummy — East A DRIVER- YOU AIN'T EVEN WANNA SET 1^,:;—.--M anchester. Call 646-2498 low mileage. Call 5260506. SUPPOSEOrBE HELPIN’.,!, MOVIN'! pair white. Excellent condi­ Excellent condition. 32500. Campers-Trellers . . . 4% yards 4Mnch. ty. just sprinkle a package of mothballs on the area that the « AKQ8 and South again discarding tion. 350 pair. 633-0131. FREE TO GOOD HOME - 5-ROOM D U P L E X , r after 6pm. 742-6417. Mobile Homes 85 PatU m s avaUahU only dog has chosen for its dirty tricks. hearts — and West won. LOADINS o u r JOBl Lovable kittens. Boxed bedrooms, modern kitchen 1974 DATSUN 260Z, air, AM/FM radio, 6track. Mint in rifsf ihovnu One year our front yard looked like a cow pasture. Then a Vulnerable: Both Without thinking. West DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 trained. Call 528-2244. with cabinets, stove, Ulsc. for Rent 58 PINTO RUNABOUT 1972, condition. Call Marcia at 286 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot n noli. sm4 $ijo fir tick friend told me about the mothball remedy. I tried it, and it Dealer: South cashed his last spade and yards, |34. plus tax. Also sand, refrigerator, modern batb, standard, very good condition, gtbjji, ptM 2SS m pettac* mt hearts were pitched from STORAGE AREA ideal for 3678. Travel Trailer - Stove, worked! West North East South gravel ana more stone 643- basement, attic. Private well cared for. Original the other three hands. co n tracto rs. About 1,000 refrigerator, heated. Full •ue luiiNeTT McLOUD.OKLA, 1 N T driveway,. 3250 monthly. owner. Sacrifice 3900. 643- shower, and toilet. Tandem HanehMlir Cvenifw HeraM West led the diamond square feet. Overhead doors, TOYOTA COROLLA - 4- Pass 2* Pass %v security required. No pets. 9788. wheels. Call 6860383. 1 1 M A m . oI A m a r m queen which South won with ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin LIveatock 44 Call after 1 p.m, 649^3050. heat, running water, sink, speed. Good condition. 31100. Naw Yoft. N.V. 1POM If yau put off writing lettara beeaufe you don't know Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Radial tires. Call 649-8306 the king. The hand was drapes- Australian valance- toilet, walk-in door. Central 1970 OPEN ROAD self con­ Priirt NsM. AMrttt HP what to M y , get Abby’a booklet, "How to Write Letters Pass over! South had made the RIDING LESSONS indoor location. 3150/month. 646-8882. 1974 TOYOTA CORONA Sta­ anytime. CME, ttrti NMiktr aa4 Itn. Jade, 144x84, 345. Touch and 5-ROOMS 2-family, Garden tion Wagon. Asking 32,400. tained truck camper. 31,500. Far AD Occaalene.’* Send I I and a long, stamped (28 cente) contract. It was just a mat­ riding ring. Western stock Ask for Jon. The Fall & Winter '78 envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HUls, Calif. sew sewing machine with Street, 2 or 3 bedrooms, Please call 647-9039. Call 6467766. BASIC FASHION con­ Opening lead: 4 J ter of playing out the string. Maple cabinet, 365., 25 gallon seat, saddle seat, and hunt parking, yardf basement. 90212. seat. All levels 22^9817. SATSIFYING PROJECT for tains a Bonus Coupon. If South led the ace of fish tank with filter and Available immediatley. MUSTANG II 1974, 6speed, 6 sale. Build your own 1927 1976 COACHMAN CADET Price . . . 12.00 n copy. hearts. East was dead. He accessories, 335. 2 Rupp snow Children excepted. 3230. 649- Why Not Order cylinder, air conitioning, Buggatti, complete fiberglass travel trailer. Fully con­ had been killed by his own mobiIes-40 horse power, best 2871. Add $2.00 fof the New partner. The ace of hearts Your Happy Ad radials. Good condition, replicar body, plus tained, sleeps eight. 643-0150 SUCCESS IN SEWING. Astro-graph By Oswald Jacoby offer. Call 568-655?. Boata-Acceasorlas 45 asking 31950. Call after 9 pm. Volkswagen chassle. Like after 6pm. and Alan Sontag forced East to pitch either a Alley Cop — Cave Graue LARGE 2 R(K)M apartment. Today! diamond or a club and either 6465822. new. Motor plus instructions. By BERNICE BEDE 080L TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, 1974 FURY - 16(4-foot Beautiful country setting, One of a kind project! 31,450. Automotive Service 88 North's two-club bid was discard set up the ninth trick sewing machine, and tent fiberglass, tilt trailer, with u tilitie s included. 3160 PONTIAC 1969 (Completed worth 36,000. 646 Stayman to ask if South held for declarer. HURRY.' ' I'M RUKININS! ) DARNf -fHAT IWOHEAPEP (10x16). May be seen at 108 1975 55-horsepower outboard monthly, security. 742-9564 BONNEVILLE convertible. 654s ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- pleasant companion today pro­ a four-card major suit. If West had not cashed his I'M RUNNINS.'/BASOONlL BE OUTA RANSE Scott Drive, Manchester, all evenings after 6 and □ AUTOMOTIVE sun specialists, factory KEEP SMILING f a f f vided you don't tactlessly blurt South's two heart bid last spade. East would have BY TK TIME I SET TH', Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 32,500. New battery, alternator, ' HANS OF-THIS 1HIN6! day Saturday. Also 50 horse Johnson out­ weekends. starter. Eveiwthing power, in­ 1966 ctfEVY WAGON-New trained, one daynservice, 114 out something Ihal's better leM showed four hearts and im­ had one more card in his KEEP HAPPY unsaid. board, 3300. 228-0475 or 228- 81 cluding air. Road tested/ 568- tires. 3345 or best offer. Call East Main Street, Rockville. Q3ffff(ij(i](i]^ plied less than four spades, hand — a heart — and could Autos For Sale CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) WASHER - and like new 9550. COVENTRY - 3-bedroom, 1 1084. 5224183. ext. 629, after 5 p.m. 871-1617. whereupon North jumped to not have been squeezed. dryer. Pool table, coffee 1/2 baths, 3225, month, 4- Devote your efforts today to West would never have — - Aug. 17, I t n (fangs (fibl can efther enhance ■ three notrump. ■ —. - table, lamps. Telephone 569- bedroom, 32l5 per month, 1969 VW BEETLE not run­ This was a slight overbid cashed that last spade, but ning, good for parts. 3250 or This coming year you are likely your career or expand your 3547. heat included. Lease and to have more time and funds financial base. These are your and the contract most opti­ East would have taken two Garden Products 47 security for both apartments. best offer. Call 872-8092. available than before to do luckiest areas. mistic. tricks — one each in clubs ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot 289-2891. things you enjoy, such as trav­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) North-South have only and diamonds. padded bar with railing and GOOD CLEAN LOAM - 35 per eling, socializing and leading a Tour Intuition and judgment seven top tricks. The total is West should have been on formica top. 3400. 643-5968. cubic yard delivered. MANCHESTER - 5 rooms, OFFICE SPACE more glamorous life. regarding the outcome of brought to eight by the lucky his guard when declarer so Manchester, East Hartford, 2nd floor. 3195. Good LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're events Is quite astute today. location of the ace of spades readily allowed him to cash SINGER SEWING Machine. So. Windsor area only. Central neighborhood, appliances, FOR RENT the type who likes to have a Heed your small Inner voice fn In the West hand, which the top spade tricks. The hand in the management of all activities. With maple cabinet. 6 years Paving Co., 289-7088. or 528- parking, unheated. Adults. No assures that both the king lesson is an ancient one: 0-16 old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 pets. ^-1369 evenings. 2S0 square (eet, center o(| events, but today this role PISCES (Feb. 26March 20) The eiinwt€A,>K.TJii>n.m.h».ai, 3153 between 8:30-4:30 pm. Manchester, air conditionins and I could be taken from you. Relax only thing lhal blocks success and queen of spades will Beware of certain people year guarantee. 3125 firm. parking. Call M^955l ' and you'll enjoy the change. today Is your own sell-doubts. score. But from where will who bear gifts. Call 644-2967. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - many SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Having trouble selecting a Ignore them. Their message Is the ninth trick come? (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions varieties, 29 Mountian Road, Private drive and yard. career? Send for your copy of Inaccurate. V BRAND NEW Plush Glastonbury. Near Appliances, wall-to-wall Astro-Graph Letter by mailing ARIES (March 21-April 19) Berry’s World Turquoise rug. 12x14. Selling Minneachaug (5olf Course. carpeting. 3300 monthly plus 50 cents for each and a long, Friends will be supportive of for half price 3120. Call security and utilities. Call 643- self-addressed, stamped enve­ your Ideas and will try to s o , ....y e s t e k d Av /?/GWr/ BUT between 6-9 p.m. 247-3758. 0929. lope to Astro-Graph. P.O. Box cooperate In all ways as long as , t h a t ' s HE SNUFFED THAT WAS A 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. you don't try to spring any V p a \/^s “^ , , OUT A 7MSTAKB— VOLCANO An d HOW WHAT BABY ITEMS - Crib, dressing 3-ROOM APARTMENT, D M ^ 10019. Be sure to specify birth surprises. Resist Impulsive / V E A H - Antiques 48 behavior. TORE UP A PO I DO ^ 7- table, car seat, stroller, etc. Coventry. Lake privilges. One VlflQO (Aug. 23-Stpl. 22) Let TAURUS (April 26May 20) Be t o w n b e f o r e FOn AH Reasonable. Call 649-8023, WANTED. Antique furniture month security required. Rent your achievements speak for Imaginative today without get­ BREAKFAST./ BHCOKE \ after 5 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings or includes utilities, appliances. themselves today rather than ting too outlandish. Rube Gold­ ■P other antique items. Available Sept. 1. 742-9671 talking of them in advance. Just berg methods and devices SWIM POOL - Distrubutor Harrison, 643-8709. after 4pm. do a good job and all else will could cause you more work disposing of new 31-foot long, GOOD ONE! ' take care of itself. than they'll save you. above-ground pool. Complete' ATTENTION LANDLORDS! LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A little GEMINI (May 21-June 20) with sun deck, fencing, filter. We offer a complete rental 1975 FORD LTD more thought may be required Those In your charge will re­ Includes full installation. service, careful screening of for a project you're involved In quire a lew pals on the back before you make any cash from you today or they're not Asking 3639. Financing applicants, credit and LANDAU outlays. Plan now, pay later. likely to go along with your available. Call Harry collect □ RENTALS reference check to a good 2 Dr h t. auto, V-8. PS. P8 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In 203-236-5871. lease. Let us give you piece of stereo blue spite of yourself today, your CANCER (June 21-July 22) mind. (Yes we are Rooms tor Rent 52 chances for accumulation look Changes can be brought about CHILD’S WHITE FRENCH reasonable). Call R&D «3495 good. People steering things today If all aspects are logically Born Loser — Art Sansom PROVINCIAL bedroom set. Realtors, 646-4968. through on your behalf ac­ analyzed previously. Excellent condition. 2 twin THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - counts for this. Unplanned, Impulsive altera­ beds, desk, double dresser and Birch House Women. Central- FIVE ROOM APARTMENT- SAQinARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. tions could fall. hutch. 100-ft snow fence with ly located. Downtown Spacious yard. No pets. 3190 21) Friends will find you a very (NEWSPAPER ENTERPniSE ASSN.I stakes, electric dryer, 643- Manchester. Kitchen monthly, plus security. Call 1977 PINTO privileges. Call 649-2358. 2 Dr 4 cyl . 4 sp . AM radio, very 0136. 646-4355. low mileage green ^ Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoftal BEAUTY PARLOR, chair LARGE PANELLED ROOM 54 with carpeting, private bath Homes lor Rent ^2995 RJDDSV, IV E BEEN SMi/IN* , THIS B^ByLL with dryer, table and mirror THIS UL &EAUTY FER GIVE YA and deslt table. Call 568-5608. and enterance. Middle aged MANCHESTER - Luxurious 2 'fOOl non smoker female preferred, bedroom condominium at PUHLENTY ® 1978byNEA.mc. OIL BURNER and tank with 330 weekly. 646-0885. Northfield Green. 1(4 baths, 1976 BUICK SKYHAWK SQUARE DEAL. O' CHEAP, Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick 2 Dr , V-6. 4 speei3, PS, A M radio, TROUBLE parts. Excellent condition. full basement, family room. yellow Call after 5 p.m. 643-7429. LARGE FURNISHED Available immediately. Paul UOTP CARS FREE TRANS- MY PEW FRIEND HOW th o u s h t f u l : ROOM-Complete light W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. itiTWELL.^ FRANKLY housekeeping. Priviliges. ^3595 PORTAnON... UJUli DINflLEFPPT |THE PIPLOMATIC, I WAS- I'M r p i FOR SALE - Fox jet sand Private enterance. Parking. NEED MORE PRIVACY? WKEPMETP HELP, COLONY HA$ PLANNIN' BOREP spreader for 9-foot dump Swimming pool. 649-0358, 243- YflU <5UT WITH A TAKEN MOST (JF NEWPORT WITH truck body. Running condi­ Spacious 6 room with 0381. Sarki. fireplace. Parking and yard. PRPBLEM RENT W PLACES BUT OR TAHOE ACA­ tion. Call after 6 p.m. 643-0150. Call for details. (02-16). Ren­ 1976 BUICK CENTURY A$ A SPECIAL IPO HAVE ONE B UT A PULCO tal Assisters, 23645646, small 4 D r. V-8, PS, PB, fac air, AM FAVOR r CONPOMNlUN\ CHAN6 E DINING ROOM TABLE - Apartments For Rent 53 fee. radio, stiver 5 0 RATCHED L E F T A T MI6 HTBE Solid Hardrock Maple, oval MY EUROPE. JTO UR . . , TUN! Haathcliff This Funny World with leaf, 6 Windsor chairs. LOOKING for anything in real CONGENIAL - To share com­ >3995 / s i 1 ^ ^ Very fine condition. 3325 estate rental - apartments, fortable home with owner t negotiable, 649-4866. homes, multiple dwellings, no frequently vacationing. 3150 i V e b e e n CONNIN I GOTTA DO SOMETHIN' fees. Call J.D. Real Estate monthly, including utilities. YA, EUv4EK/THIS ABOUT THESE SUDDEN Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. 6463538 . 1977 FORD GRANADA BUNDY TRUMPET - very 4 D r, 6 c y l, auto PS, fac air, AM IS A REAL CUJNKER ATTACKS good condition. Call 643-7807. FOUR ROOM DUPLEX-large radio, red ...DONY BUY O' HONESTY/ DUPLEX NEWLY i t ' DECORATED. 3-bedroom. kitchen, appliances, garage. >3995 14-FOOT HILLTOP Has parking and appliances. Excellent location. No TRAILOR 3150. Outboard All modern. Call for info. (99- children or pets. 3185 monthly. motor 40 horse Evenrod 3250. 649-0%9. 14). Rental Assisters, 236- o - Mobllehome 45x10 with fur­ 5646, small fee. 1976 CHEVY niture in camping ground 34,- Olfices-Stores lor Rent 55 E] 000, Call 525-7100. FIRST FLOOR -carpeted MALIBU WAGON bedroom. Has patio, parking, MANCHESTER STORE for V-8. auto , PS AM radio, yellow appliances and yard. (Inly 31» Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 ..... (01-30). Rental Assisters,236- square feet. 643-5681. <3595 HEY a ' »HOW WOOLPYQO UKEA1l(yETP0RSPeEPIN6?" 5646. small fee. Available July 1st. T A K E IT - ii7l>rigA.iK,TMB»m.>sLatX a-ffe MOVING TO FLORIDA - HEAT PAID. Clean 2 ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot Everything must go. Blond bedroom, kids ok. Has laundry store on busy street. Large 1977 MERCURY Short Ribs — Frank Hill desk, large wall mirror, 2 facilities and appliances. Only display windows. 3125 blond end tables, 1 blond 3185 (01-30). Rental Assisters, monthly. Lease required. Lee 11 coffee table, drop leaf table I c a n 't ' U X 3 K W t X M , XA4 S O R R Y BUT PLEASE JUST T R Y SINCE 3 GOT PIPPER 236-5646, small fee. & Lament Realty, 875-4690. f) cyl, auto., PS. AM radio very and many other items. Satur­ tow m ileage yellow YOU VVEBE IN THd •P FQgSET ■ — I V E BECOME’ A N day, Aug. 19 and Sunday, Aug. APPLE I oipPeD IWTD USLINESS JUNKIE- IDEAL FOR SINGLES. MANCHESTER, Main Street. T H E L O V E f S t i ON- 20, 9-4 pm, 14 Martin Circle, Homey one bedroom. Pets ok. Modern offices available 400, M395 flVlJLfMAA/, East Hartford. Has carpeting appliances and 7M or 1100 square feet. Heat [)l>78'McN»^gyuJ.,l»c. ■ 8-I6 yard. Only 3150 (02-30). Rental and air condition included. Assisters, 236-5646, small fee,. 6462469 or 6462755. ★ ★ TOLLAND EXCELLENT OFFICE ANTIQUE TAG SALE - NEWLY DECORATED 2- bedroom. Has basement, LOCATION - Heat, air con­ COUNTY VW '....A N P 0RI8INS AH OFFICER ?l* Friday, Saturday, 9-2. Collec­ ditioning, parkihg, janitor ser­ tibles, bottles, dollhouse, mis­ appliances and yard for pets. Route 83, Talcottville 'i' / / Only 3225. (04-29). Rental vice. Reasonable rent. Call cellaneous. 4 Harvard Road, Max Grossman at 649-5334. 6 4 9 - 2 6 3 8 Manchester. Assisters, 236-5646, small fee.

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