PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 4, 1978
The Weather wHm Partly sunny today with highs 63 to 68,17 to 20 C. Cloudy N m with fog tonight; lows 47 to 53 Occasional rain likely Friday; n iianrIjpHtTr iEopiiiitg MpraI6 highs in the low 60s. Rain probability: 10 percent today; 20 percent tonight; 70 percent Bill Vetoed Vol. XCVIII, No. 4 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, October 5, 1978 A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 Friday. National weather map: page 20. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi dent Carter, defying his own con gressional leadership, today vetoed the »10.2 billion public works bill and promised to do the same to future legislation he deems fiscally irresponsible. The lines between the White Food Costs House and Capitol Hill were clearly drawn following Carter’s expected announcement, and House Speaker Thomas O’Neill immediately scheduled a vote about noon to see if the veto can Up Sharply be overriden. If the House reverses Carter, Senate Democratic Leader WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cost Even without the volatile food Robert Byrd said the Senate of food, down for two straight price sector, other wholesale prices would attempt to do the same months, rose sharply in September to rose 0.6 percent compared to just 0.4 push up all wholesale prices by 0.9 later in the afternoon. Both percent in August. percent, the government reported houses must vote by a two-thirds To make the situation even worse, today. It was the greatest increase majority to override, or the veto the department also reported that since spring and a severe setback to is sustained. “This has not ben an wholesale prices at the intermediate the fight against inflation. easy decision to make." Carter and crude stages - those products told reporters in the Oval Office, President Carter and his economic not yet ready for shipment to “but I have a deep commitment to policymakers have maintained that retailers — also turned in dismal per control unnecessary spending and inflation would taper off somewhat— formances. inflation. “I will continue this especially in the food sector — during process, no matter how unplea the second half of 1978 after surging Intermediate prices rose 0.7 per ahead at an alarming pace during the cent, the biggest gain since March, sant it is, as long as Congress first half. sends me unacceptable legislation while crude goods prices jumped 1.6 At the White House, Carter had no that is not compatible with fiscal percent after falling for two straight responsibility.” immediate comment on the figures, months. but a spokesman said he had in By far, the biggest surprise in the formed members of Congress report was the large gain in the Study Needed beforehand of the “bad news” on the prices of food ready for shipment to prices front and used that informa supermarkets. A Manchester subcommittee tion as a wedge to curry their support The 1.7 percent gain, the depart studying the possibility of an Ad Checking Notes for Speech in upholding his veto of the public ment said, was attributed mostly to a vanced Life Support System in works bill he considers inflationary. large jump in beef and veal prices. town has asked for a statistical Lew Rome (center), Republican candidate Agostinelli, local Republican leader; Ronald The September report from the But prices also turned up after study of medical emergencies the for lieutenant governor, checks over the H. Denison, president of the college; Craig Labor Department said food costs decreasing in August for processed soared by 1.7 percent, the largest rise past year. ’They have asked for a a notes of his speech prior to talking with Riker, student council president and Thomas poultry, vegetable oil end products representative from East Hart students at Manchester Community College. since April, after falling 1.5 percent and whole black pepper. Prices rose Ferguson, chairman of the Manchester in August and 0.3 percent in July. ford’s Emergency Medical Ser Also meeting with Rome on a brief visit to more than in August for refined vice to explain their program at Republican Town Committee. (Herald photo The overall 0.9 percent wholesale sugar, the department said. the subcommittee’s next meeting. the college ' Wednesday are Nathan by Pinto) price jump was also the biggest since The department said its overall See page 2 last April’s 1.3 percent, tb° depart wholesale price index stood at 196.9 ment said. last month. That means goods and Nobel Prize Overall wholesale prices had ac services costing $100 in the base year tually declined in August for the first of 1967 were priced at $196.90 in STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) — Third Suspect Held time in two years. September. Isaac Bashevis Singer, the Polish- If prices rose during each month at During the past year, wholesale born American author whose the same, rate as September’s, the prices have now risen 8.2 percent and moving accounts of Jewish life in annual rate of increase would be 10.8 food is up 10.2 percent since Polish ghettos brought “universal percent and a return to double-digit September 1977, the department human conditions to life,” today inflation. said. won the 1978 Nobel Prize for In Nuclear Sub Plot Literature. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The third was there for us to believe they were "They explained their plan to train Singer, 74, a resident of New suspect in what the FBI called a plot serious...And you’ve got to nip it in a 12-man crew to steal the sub York City, was a surprise choice to steal a U.S. nuclear submarine and the bud. You can’t let these things marine...and take it to a destination for the 1164,775 prize - the possibly fire a nuclear missile at run their course.” where it would be turned over to a CD Panel Hears highest recognition in thojsorld of New London, Conn., or another East The suspects, Edward J. purchaser,” Klager said. literature — edging out oft- Coast city was arrested today. Mendenhal), 24, a life insurance com The FBI said Cosgrove gave the mentioned candidates such as Two other suspects were arrested pany employee from Rochester, agent a written plan that described British novelist Graham Grene Wednesday. N.Y., and Kurtis J. Schmidt, a 22- an attempt to board the Trepang Money Requests Tile FBI said the conspirators told year-old carpet cleaner formerly and South African Nadine Gor- from a submarine tender, a vessel the Manchester Area Conference of a federal undercover agent they had from St. Louis and now living in Kan By JUNE TOMPKINS dimer. used to maintain submarines. Churches, asked the committee to a purchaser for the submarine, the sas City, Mo., were arrested Herald Reporter Singer writes all his books in “They intended to use plastic consider allotting $400,000 for a Yiddish and is considered by USS TYepang, based in New London. Wednesday in St. Louis. explosives to sink the tender in the MANCHESTER — A group home TTiey were to be arraigned today downtown community center. many to be the greatest Yiddish In announcing the breakup of the New London harbor to create confu for the mentally retarded and a Suggesting the former Economy I writer of all time. bizarre plot Wednesday night, agents before a U.S. magistrate on charges sion and block other vessels,” Klager downtown community center were of conspiring to steal a submarine, Electric Supply Co. on Main Street as Located in Miami where he said the identity of the prospective said. “Tliey then would board the among the priority items presented a site, she said the center would punishable by a maximum of 10 years spends part of each year, singer buyer — if any — was not known. Trepang, kill the crew members on Wednesday night to the Community serve the elderly, single parent in prison and a $10,000 fine. said “1 didn’t write for prizes, but Tlie plot included sinking a ship in board and steam out of New London Development Advisory Committee families, and those who live alone in I if it comes it’s good. If it doesn’t New London Harbor to create a Roy Klager, special agent in harbor. as possibilities for receiving future the Main Street area. federal community development come, I would have been writing diversion, boarding the Trepang, charge of the U.S. St. Louis FBI of He said to create a diversion and to She said the center could fill a need fice, refused to give details of the funds. anyhow. No writer writes for killing its crew, and sailing into the cover the flight, several alternatives for those persons who wanted a place arrest of Mendenhall and Schmitt I prizes but it’s good to be Atlantic, the FBI said. were mentioned, “Including firing The Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, to go and just talk with someone, recognized. Bernard Feeney of the FBI in New other than to say the men were un one of the sub’s missiles at New Lon pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, armed. read or watch television. Upstairs Haven said at least 20 agents have don or, alternately, on one of several asked the committee for $30,000 to could be used as a community shelter Klager said a fugitive warrant was Power Outage been working on the caise in earnest principal East Coast cities.” renovate a home at Park and St. with a meeting room where a people since August, although at first the issued for a third suspect, James W. The authoritative reference book, James streets which his church and helping-people type service could be SOUTH WINDSOR - A trailer agency had trouble taking the plot — Cosgrove, 26, of Ovid, N.Y. Jane’s Fighting Ships, says the St. James and St. Mary’s Episcopal provided, perhaps even pastoral truck, belonging to Mahr Freight reminiscent of a James Bond thriller Klager said Mendenhall, Schmitt Trepang carries nuclear missiles. A Church are considering buying. counseling. She also mentioned the Lines of" South Windsor, rolled — seriously. and Cosgrove traveled from St. Louis Navy spokesman in Washington said The Rev. Mr. Gustafson said the possibilty of food and health services over on Sullivan Avenue about 9 “It sounds like a Woody Allen to New York last month to meet with the vessel’s primary armaments three churches would like to operate and an emergency pantry. a.m. today, knocking down power movie when you hear it for the first an undercover FBI agent to plot the were conventional torpedoes, but the esidence as a group home to ac Broken down, the total allotment lines and causing a power outage time,” Feeney said. theft of the Trepang from its h a r^ r confirmed it is equipp^ with mis commodate about 10 mentally could be $2(X),0(K) the first year for the at New London. in the area. But, he said, ‘"The documentation siles. retarded persons whose parents are purchase of the building (thinking in Police said rio injuries were either disabled or too old to care for terms of the Economy Electric), reported and no other cars were them, or dead. Resident house $200,000 the second year for involved in the accident. The parents would supervise the home. rehabilitation and setting up power was still off when the “We like the location because it is programs, and third-year funds for police were called at 10:30 a.m. close to central downtown further development of the center ’The incident is under investiga Manchester, the Sheltered and continuation of existing Committee Votes 4-2 Workshop, and shopping area, the tion. programs. pastor said. He said that the The proposal may meet with some Stock Market churches would probably let the objection from the Board of Direc Manchester Association of Retired tors because it has already allocated NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices To Vacate Firehouse Citizens operate it. He added that $200,000 to relocate the Senior there were several persons among I opened mixed Thursday in slow vacating of the firehouse by the town Citizens Center to the former trading of New York Stock By GREG PEARSON that firehouse was built. We’d be the three church memberships that Manchester Green School. be considered. Exchange issues. Herald Reporter glad to do it again,” Noone said. are eligible for residency. He also Bletchman’s amendment and the Russell Nettleton who represented The Dow Jones industrial Bletchman and Noone both said said that he would have to get ap the town’s senior citizens, requested MANCHESTER - A subcom full motion were approved by the average, which gained 6.06 points mittee of directors from the Town that the presence of the Town fire proval from the Zoning Board of $75,000 for renovations to be done same 4-2 vote. station in District territory is a hin Wednesday in a late-session and the' Eighth Utilities District Appeals before a group home in that over a three-year period at the school. The firehouse is staffed by the drance to the District’s fire protec location could be established. rebound, was behind 0.85 to 873.09 voted Wednesday night to recom The town is hiring an architect to- Town but is in Buckland, which is in tion operation. In reply to commission member minutes after the opening bell. mend that the town vacate the look over the school building and help the District’s jurisdictional During the meeting, Diana and Sol Cohen who asked the minister if he Advances led declines, Buckland firehouse. determine the best way for spending territory. A recent decision by the Noone both said that the Town’s is optimistic that his proposal will be however, 214 to 142, among the 547 The 4-2 vote cam e a fte r a thi $200,000 allowed by the town, ac state Supreme Court supported a firehouse in Buckland would be more successful than the Wesley issues traded in the early going. - sometimes-heated discussion about cording to Alan Mason, community the need for the station. Superior Court ruling that the similar to the Town building a Retirement Center project. Pastor District has jurisdiction in the once- development coordinator. He The subcommittee also said that it firehouse in another community to Gustafson answered, “Yes.” disputed Buckland area. suggested waiting until some Sports would continue work to create a service part of Manchester. Nancy Carr, executive director of Connors and FitzPatrick argued recommendations have been put single dispatcher for both fire Scholastic polls are phoney — that the Town still must staff the sta down on paper before considering Thoughts Aplenty ... Larry Gura departments and to form a com further community development mittee to plan the handUng of dis tion to provide fire protection to turns on old mates in baseball those North End properties that are funds for the senior citizens center. asters in town. Public Works Head Supporting Mrs. Carr’s proposal playoff. See page 13. not in the District’s area. Defense sparks Whalers against The three District directors, These properties include schools, a for a downtown area community Detroit... WHA well and kicking. Lawrence Noone, Samuel Longest convalescent home, some businesses center, Robert Gorman, represen See page 14. and Robert Bletchman, were joined and many homes, they said. Decides to Remain ting the Central Manchester Action by Town Director William Diana, a Committee of the Greater “The firehouse is serving a pur SOUTH WINDSOR - Public Works hope of persuading him to remain in Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Index Republican, in the vote to consider pose Do you want to tell the people Director Allan Young has reversed South Windsor. The pay raise will the town’s vacating of the firehouse. also asked for $115,000 for the on Baldwin Road they don’t have a his decision to re si^ from his post in make his South Windsor salary development of off-street parking. Business...... 6-7 The two Democratic directors on firehouse?” Connors said. order to take a position in Stratford. equivalent to what he would have New fire equipment in the School Classified...... 19-22 the subcommittee — John Noone said that the Town could Young, who said he has notified been making.in Stratford. Comics...... 23 Street station which serves the down FitzPatrick and chairman Thomas contract with the District to service Stratford officials of his decision, Editorial ...... n Connors — voted against the those North End territories that Young said that Monday's resigna town area is needed to replace an old said, ‘"The town is in the midst of tion of Town Manager Paul Talbot pumper truck. Chief John Rivosa of Entertainment ...... I8 recommendation. would not be adequately covered if Fam ily...... 10 several projects including the treat was one of the factors which made the Town Fire Department asked for Noone moved that the boards for the town vacated the Buckland sta Gardening ...... le ment plant modification, the closeout him change his mind about leaving about $70,000 or $80,000 which would both the Town and the District begin tion. Obituaries ...... 12 of the sanitary landfill, and the in South Windsor. cover the cost of a new truck and work to plan the future staffing of the The District once covered the Sports...... 13-16 dustrial bypass road. I didn’t think I provide for alterations to the station. This proposal seemed properties through such a contract could leave at this time.” Some town officials say that Young Television ...... is firehouse to accommodate the new favorable to all, but Bletchman with the Town. Last week the Town Council ap will be a prime candidate for the added an amendment that the truck which is wider than the old one. "They were served well before proved a $3,000 pay hike for Young in town manager’s position in January. The old truck was purchased in 1950. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 5, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 5, 1978 — PAGE THREE EDC Nixes Bridgeport Students Rham Board Approves East Hartford Prepares Light Unit Hold Street Classes Competency Test Plans MANCHESTER — The town’s Economic Development Commission Next Application to HUD BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Universi said the workers would not go on HEBRON — The Regional District diplomas, no decision was made but is looking to light up its park, but it strike themselves, since their con 8 Board of Elducation voted at a has not been pleased with the fixture ty of Bridgeport professors returned the board seemed to agree that to picket lines today in the tenth day tract forbids it, but would consider special meeting Monday to establish By CHRIS BLAKE suggested to do that job. “social promotion” was not accep day it can do so under the community “If they do approve the fourth-year of their strike, supported by the refusing to cross picket lines if the a pilot program of minimum com table and it wants to investigate the Herald Reporter development regulations. “They’re totally unacceptable. The administration begins to replace petency testing. application after review, we would glare is just too much,” Robeh school’s maintenance and food matter more thoroughly. EAST HARTFORD - Although But, the town claimed its applica definitely apply for the fifth-year,” workers and kept company by dozens professors. The special meeting was called to Before the board met, the Rham East Hartford has not exactly tion was filed on Monday, April 18, he said. Blanchard, a member of the EDC, Morico said the union will also en start discussion of the regional six- of students. . Junior High School Building (Com enjoyed stunning success in its quest 1977, while HUD said it was filed Blackstone said the town will not said of the proposed light fixtures. courage other unions serving univer year plan which was developed by He heads the park design subcom The students, rejecting school mittee met and voted to “roll over” a for federal Department of Housing April 15, 1977. give in to HUD’s ETR figures. sity employees to support the strike. the superintendent of schools and President Leland Miles’ suggestibn $100,000 initial financing note and and Urban Development funds under That dispute hinges on the filing ‘‘They’re changing the ETR mittee and recently went to Water- Student activists pitched tents out presented to the board in August. bury to view the light fixtures they go home, held classes in the procure another in the^mount of the Community Development Act, date. Since the town filed on the regulations this year and it’ll prove « street Wednesday with the striking side UB’s administration building for Only three members of the public $100,000 at an intefest rate of 5.25 the town is willing to try its luck weekend, HUD said the application we’re right,” he said. proposed for the Buckland Industrial the second night in a row and Park. faculty as a symbol of their desire for attended the meeting and listened as percent, due in six months. again next year. should have been dated the Friday promised to continue round-the-clock the board heard presentations by the Fourth-year applications were ’The park, located near Exit 93 of education. ’The mechanical engineer made a Mayor Richard H. Blackstone said before the weekend. judged on a “travel ETR” basis- “We just want to show that we are vigils until the strike ended. Rham High School principal, Diana brief presentation and committee Wednesday the town will probably The U.S. District Court ruled in the notion that persons who work in a Interstate 86, would include the J.C. Efforts were also being made by Vecchione, in the areas of present Penney Co.’s catalog distribution anxious to get back to class and con members decided to take a tour of begin the process that will ultimately favor of HUD. The court said the community should be expected to center. tinue our education,” said UB the Student Action Committee to curriculum and curriculum guides, other educational facilities on Oct. 19 lead to the filing of its fifth-year application was filed April 15 and reside there. keep as many students on campus as alternative educational programs, ’The EDC originally had approved a freshman Tom Dillickrath, a spoke- with architect, Peter Abel. application in “mid November.” records show the mayor was notified Fifth-year applications will be possible in hopes of pressuring the minimum competency for high light fixture for the park, but J.C. soan for the Student AcUon Com Abel told the committee that it East Hartford’s track record with by a telegram dated July 1. judged on a “fair share” basis — the school into ending the walkout that school graduation, high school Penney recommended a change. This Paul Nuttall (second from left) of the sion service and the East Hartford PTA mittee. would appear that the project is un Rev. Sidney Evans the commmunity development But, the town has appealed that idea that every town has a respon began Sept. 22. graduation requirements, and fi;tture recommended by the firm is “We’re here to learn. The teachers der budget after a quantity takeoff program so far is anything but im verdict in higher court and is waiting sibility to maintain a certain percen Cooperative Extension Service leads a Council, is for improving communication Strikers are seeking pay hikes and differentiated diplomas. the one examined in Waterbury and are here to teach and that’s what we estimate on all materials needed for pressive. ’The town has received for a ruling. tage of low-income housing. parents workshop on child rearing at East between parents and their 6 to 12-year-old some authority in personnel and Several members of the board is not acceptable, Blanchard said. want them to do.” the project. Guest Preacher HUD’S approval on only one of four In August, HUD denied the town’s Blackstone said the town stands a Hartford High School Wednesday evening. children. (Herald photo by Chastain) expressed concern that the teachers He suggested at this morning’s Classes for more than 8,000 full- curriculum matters. A ^l also said that he feels that the applications it has submitted. fourth-year application for $543,000 in much greater chance of obtaining the Students have threatened to file a would tend to teach to the test. They ’The Very Rev. Sidney Evans, dean commission meeting that a sample of The six-week session, sponsored by the exten and part-time students were project will go out to bid in And that approval came only after funds. funds under the fair share feel that the purpose of the minimum of Salisbury Cathedral, England, will the fixture originally approved by the suspended indefinitely ’Tuesday after class action suit in federal court December. When questioned by com a lengthy court battle with the City of The matter in all three denials regulations because “our low income the 250-manber American Associa against the administration alleging competency test must be formally mittee members as to the advisabili be the guest preacher Sunday at St. Hartford rests with the disagreement over the housing stock is second in the region group be installed in the park to see if Mary’s Episcopal Church. it will be acceptable. tion of University Professors’ cam they’re not getting the education they outlined. Actual administration of ty of bidding in the winter Abel said Hartford sued East Hartford and expected-to-reside figures. ’The town to Hartford.” the test was not decided nor was the James Breitenfeld, executive vice Course Tries to Fill Gap pus chapter rejected the school’s were promised when they paid their that the best bids for a 1979 job could six other suburban towns claiming is claiming that about 360 low-income However, the mayor said Congress format entirely complete. Dean Evans has served as a parish president of the Greater Manchester latest offer. tuition. be obtained by bidding between they would not use the funds to meet persons would be expected to reside may rewrite this section and change Dr. Vecchione said that meetings priest, chaplain of the Royal Air Chamber of Commerce, said that he Classes at the university’s law The threatened suit has been December and February. He said he the needs of low and moderate- in town if adequate housing were the fair share basis. Congress is mul were taking place on two levels co n Force, lecturer and dean of Kings has gotten a price estimate for school were uninterrupted. delayed because the university has could go to bid as soon as the plans income persons. provided for them. ling it over now, he said. c e r n i n g the curriculum and College, London, before his appoint copying a bound booklet about in In Parent Skill Training Miles told students to return home, placed a freeze on all expenditures, had the approval of the Bureau of East Hartford and the other towns HUD, meanwhile, said the figure “ I t’s difficult to prepare an ment to Salisbury last year by the Rt. dustrial development in town. ’The saying classes would resume under a including the Student Council’s curriculum guides. She said these are School Boards. won in court, however, when the 2nd should be 950. application when you don;t know tion between the parent and child and on the departmental level and the Rev. Donald Coggins, archbishop of rice estimate he received would be By CHARLIE MAY^ARD focus of the six-week session is on the new schedule he did not explain. His budget, student leaders said. Asked about a possible occupancy District Circuit Court of Appeals Two weeks ago, Blackstone went to what you’re supposed to be com parent’s response to these problems. this mutual trust helps the child’s office was expected to issue a ’Tuition at Bridgeport is $1,830 per overall level. She added that some date for the new school, Abel said Canterbury. plying with,” he said. 500 copies for slightly more than J2,- Herald Reporter ruled last year that the towns were Washington D.C. to try to convince 000, but the item would have to be put “We try to help the parents see self-concept. detailed statement today outlining semester. combining of courses is under in that the contract with the general eligible. HUD officials to reconsider the So, the town’s running battle with out to competitive bid. EAST HARTFORD - Paul Nuttall that what they’re doing now is a ‘"rhat’s the underlying theme of stq » that would be taken to end the vestigation but that board approval contractor could contain two dates, His visit to St. Mary’s coincides Since that victory, however, the fourth-year denial. He was told the the community development block Town Planner Alan Lamson asked leaned back in his chair in his negative way to communicate,” said our workshop,” Nuttal said. “We’re walkout. Schedule Alters wil be required before the actual im one that is open and another that the with a visit to his daughter, Patricia town’s fortunes have been reversed. Washington office would review the grant program continues. building self-concept by for several minor transfers of funds University of Connecticut office, Nuttall. “It doesn’t build a healthy School officials said Wednesday no plementation of any curriculum committee and board would want. Broadhead, who is the wife of the HUD denied both the second- and application, but he has received no 5 For Miss Lillian to cover park development costs. He looked heavenward, and said, “We self-concept for the child, or in other strengthening husbands and wives’ new talks were scheduled with the changes. The committee decided that a nine- Rev. Dr. Alan Broadhead, assistant third-year applications. The denial of word from HUD since then. teach skills for every occupation. But abilities to develop that self-concept also said that Connecticut Natural words, feeling good about himself.” union and said they had not wavered MANCHESTER — Lillian Carter, Action was deferred on increasing month time limit would be to the rector of St. Mary’s. Dean the third-year application sparked a “Maybe they are reviewing it or Now You Know we don’t have any training on being a in their children.” Gas has agreed to install its lateral In fact, the entire second session is from their refusal to submit contract mother of the president, will come to the high school graduation reasonable. Occupancy was original Evans will preach at 9 a.m. and 11 controversy and another lengthy maybe they’re taking a long time to T^e Lone Ranger’s name was John parent.” Nuttall said the workshops are new requirements until the administra lines before the park roads are devoted to what Nuttall calls the differences to binding arbitration. Manchester Monday, but her ly scheduled for next September but a.m. and will be chief celebrant at court battle which is still going on. make us think they’ve given it Reid — sole survivor of a group of It was with this in mind that the for the extension service. It’s not to tion has more input from the faculty. paved. positive and negative strokes, or the ’The university’s hbintenance and schedule has been altered. due to changes no other firm date has the Eucharist at 11. HUD notified the town of the third- careful consideration,” he said half- Texas Rangers. East Hartford PTA Council decided tell parents what to do or to question, In the area of differentiated been scheduled. Lawrence Noone, a Burnham right and wrong ways of dealing with Food Handlers’ union local 1199, She originally had been scheduled year denial on the 75th day — the last jokingly Wednesday to co-sponsor a workshop with the their abilities, but to help them Street resident, praised the J.C. the children. Much of this is done AFlrCIO, voted 45-35 Wednesday to appear at Manchester Community Cooperative Extension ^rvice for develop communication skills and Penney Co. for its cooperation with through role-playing where the con n i^ t to support the strike and ap College. ’That stop will not be made, the neighbors. He said that the firm parents of children ages 6 to 12. ferees will act out typical family with them solve their own problems. pointed a committee to decide what Area Police Report Based upon improving communica And this leads to a stronger family, but Mrs. Carter and Gov. Ella has made all changes requested by situation. action to take. Possibilities include Grasso now are scheduled to appear tion between parent and child, the Nuttall said, which is the basic unit the neighbors for a buffer being built meeting with the administration and at Democratic headquarters in the OCTOBER course began Wednesday evening at For instance, a mother enters a of our society. between the building and the sur a public information campaign, union Manchester Parkade. East Hartford High School. child’s bedroom and finds it a mess. The workshops are not composed East Hartford rounding homes. officials said. ’They are scheduled to arrive at 1 s t Nuttall, the human relations She immediately “lights into” the Police charged a 53-year-old local man with fourth- “I think that’s commendable — the solely of lectures. In order to prac Union manager William Morico 9:30 a.m. THRU cooperation and the effort to help the specialist for the extension service, child, as Nuttall puts it, and tice the skills being taught, the degree larceny from Arthur's Fine Foods store on Main neighbors,” Noone said. He also will be conducting a pHot leader threatens the child with disciplinary parents are assigned homework and Street Wedne^ay. OCTOBER praised the EDC’s concern about the training program to teach parents on action. must make their reports at the begin CETA Formula Revised Alfred J. Singarella of 1254 Main St. was released upon park iights. how to run the workshop. Nuttall said Nuttall called this the negative ap ning of each session. promise to appear in court Oct. 23. 3 1 s t the leader’s guide is developed for proach because it’s an attack on the One such assignment is called Vernon six sessions and it is hoped teat the child and not the problem. He may HAR’TFORD (UPI) - Hartford each community in the consortium. Filmstrip Offered "selling your child.” During the Harland G. Harris, 20, of 104 Anthony Road, Tolland, parents can go out in the community pick up the room, but is often hurt by has developed a formula for Previously, the towns, the city and MANCHESTER — ’The conserva workshop, the i»rents must choose was charged Wednesday night with criminal trespassing. and conduct the workshops for the mother’s display of temper. allocating anticipated new jobs funds nonprofit groups applied for CETA tion and safety committee of the one — and only one — child to spend Vernon Police said he was apprehended on property USE OUR others. Fifteen persons have signed A more positive approach, Nuttall time with. In the final session, the to the region, part of an effort to in money on the basis of specific jobs GREAT BUYS ”79" SKI PACKAGES Manchester Junior Women’s Club is clude 24 towns in the decision-making project. owned by Rockville Scrap Co. Inc. on Route 30, after making available the filmstrip up for the workshop, one fewer than said, would be for the mother to say parent must make a poster telling all business had closed. LAYAWAY the suggested limit. something like, “Well, I appreciate the good points of the child. What this for the area’s Comprehensive Edward J. Hastillo, head of the SMALL DEPOSIT “Patch the Pony” to nursery schools Employment and Training Act suburban task force which reviewed He was released on a $250 nonsurety bond for S T A R LIT E SNOW STAR II and community groups dealing with William Schmid, career guidance your not bugging me all afternoon exercise does, according to Nuttall. appearance in court in Rockville on Oct. 17. HOLDS ANY ITEM specialist for the two high schools in and found some way to entertain program. and approved the formula, said if PACKAGE young children. is make the parent think hard about PACKAGE ^ s t Hartford, said the concept of yourself while I was busy. But the Ihe formula, based on unemploy also ensures the towns more in K.J SKIS • TOMI CNOICI Of SAIOMON 01 The film is aimed at young children the child and his good points. TTROIIK ■IKDiaCS fOMIC SOUS • MOUNTIHC the workshop was spearheaded in the room really needs to be cleaned ment statistics, would funnel propor dependence over their shares of FAMOUS K-2 FOAM CORE SKIS • YOUR CHOICE OF SALOMON OR TY- and warns them to beware of To make for a more effective VALUES TO STARTINO AT ROIIA BINDINGS, TOMIC POLES • FREE MOUNTING • GREAT INTERME interest of providing additional ser now.” What happens is that the child tional amounts of CETA funding to CETA funds. strangers. Any group wishing to use workshop, both spouses must enroll, DIATE SRI. S T A R T IN G A T vice to the parents. The goal of the feels better a b ^ t cleaning the room * 2 2 1 . 9 5 the ski' the film should contact Kathi Cline, although single heads of households M 3 9 .9 5 VALUES TO S t ^ m u H 61 Ledgecrest Terrace, 647-1722. PTA Council was to help strengthen and is not belittled or terrorized by are welcome as well. Nuttall said the the family and, by doing this, resolve the parent. sessions lead to a definite change in *266.95 ^ 1 5 9 * 9 5 the children’s problems. K2 PERFORMER $175*00 *140.00 THIS FAMOUS, Nineteen Honored Nuttall warned that the positive parenting habits and it’s better if Moynihan Names Aides HAND MADE SKI According to Nuttall, children in approach should not be used as both' parents are included. $160.00 c CARBONDALE, 111. (UPI) - K2 SNOWSTARII *128.00 the 6 to 12 age group have problems manipulation of the child. It is not to Otherwise, the excluded parent IS ONE OF THE ROSSIGNOL Nineteen former athletes and distinct from pre-schoolers and teen coax the child to do something but to becomes puzzled or concerned about SMOOTHEST, BEST EAST HARTFORD - Alice Cor cam pai^,” said Moynihan. K2 STARLITE $135.00 *108.00 CARRERA SKI PACKAGE coaches have been enshrined in the agers. ’There is continual fighting and show appreciation because the the other’s behavior and may even mier, vice chairman of the ROSSICNOL HOLDING SKIS newly created Southern Illinois Moynihan .also announced that GREAT FIBERGLASS BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE SKIS • YOUR bickering among the youngsters and parent feels that’s a better way to harbor a feeling of jealousy towards Democratic Town Committee’s Sixth CARRERA AVAILABLE TODAY, CHOKE Of SALOMON ON TYROIIA BINDINGS • TOMK POLES • FREE University Hall of Fame. they tend to have sloppy habits. ’The respond. It makes for better interac- the other. Alice Whelton, a long-term Senate District, has been named chairman aide on Capitol Hill, will be his cam NOW MADE FOR MOUNTING Although readily admitting the STARTING AT of State Rep. Tim Moynihan’s cam paign treasurer. She will be assisted •ube And Oil EASTERN HARO PACK VALUES TO work is serious, he says one of the paign committee. by Cyril Mizla, who serves as vice- outcomes is having fun. Moynihan is seeking his third term Change SCOTT BOOTS the ski, SALOMON SSS’s *211.95 chairman of the Democratic Town FREE MOUNTING T “One of the th i^ s that make the M29.95 Life Support Planning from the Tenth Assembly District. PROTECTS MOVING PARTS — Committee’s Fifth District. REG. VALUE a a Parent-Child relationship bearable is “As an active memfai^ of East ENSURES QUIET OPERATION NEW '7 9 " MODELS the fun times,” Nuttall said. “It’s “I feel confident that with these •336*< ’299.00 Hartford Democratic Womens’ Qub, three individuals running my cam A m A * Complete oil important for adults to be fun-loving. and as vicechairman of the Sixth ] ■ U U change and chassis NEW MATERIAL N SPECIAL PACKACE j PERFORMER Too many times they try to hide their paign in the Tenth Assembly Poses Many Problems District, Alice Cormier will bring her District, we will be victorious in W lubrication • En- NEW 2 YEAR > PACKAGE feelings.” past experience and expertise to my sures smooth perfor- November,” said Moynihan. mance, reduces the WARRANTY ; FINALLY. A HKH PERFORMANCE, MID LENGTH SKI AT A SUPER SAV By JUNE TOMPKINS which it is responsible. happens to the manpower if medical chances of wear SKIITTOBUKKIT! ^ INGS FOR AGGRESSIVE SKIERS. YOUR CHOKE Of SALOMON OR TRYO- Herald Reporter “If an Advanced Life Support calls and a fire occur at the same h S i • Please phone for SPECIAL LIA BINDINGS, TOMK POLES, FREE MOUNTING. System is established in Manchester time?” he asked. Burns Caused Boy’s Death |M vnii im bAir Ml appointment ’ VALUES TO STARTING AT MANCHES’TER - Problems of by another fire authority, be it • BASE REPAIR cost, training, and jurisdiction in Gworek said the district supports HARTFORD (UPI) - The state *•(*•*■ • Includes light CROSS COUNTRY PACKAGES to^w ide or countywide, the District the idea of the program operating out said the boy, who was blind and profound trucks. • SHARPENS WET GRIND *281.95 volved in setting up an Advanced Life medical examiner’s office has ruled the ly retarded, unable to speak, walk or feed A LAWYER? will establish and fund a similar ser of the Manchester Memorial death of a 13-yearold mentally retarded S A V E U P T O ON FIVE DIFFERENT • HOT WAX '169.95 Support System in town were dis vice,” Gworek said. He was repor Hospital. himself, had been at the school since IKALSaYKES «itk c u s ^ W^nesday by a study com boy at a private Connecticut school for the 9 C Q 7 n r r PACKAGES FROM REG. ting as a legislative mqmber of the September 1977. AT VERY KASCMU fees! this mittee. Without funding of some kind, blind was the result of bums and infection. MANCHESTER ZO /0 U rr TRACKASKAN 72 .0 0 subcommittee. Roger Talbot, owner of the Guldager said on the night of Aug. 10, g i b u i t g n *15.00 NORDICA • SCOTT • HANSON ’The location of a central dispatch The circumstances surrounding the aide Robert Ike, 20, of Windsor, was 328 W.M. Toko center posed a problem. Chief John C. Rivosa of the Town Manchester Ambulance Service, said death of Philip Koslowski, a resident at OKN DAILY t io S Fire Department ftels that inasmuch giving the child his daily bath when he BATUDDAYlloini OLIN • K-2 • ROSSIGNOL • THE SKI • CENTURY • HEIERLING • SALOMON • TYROLIA Although the Town of Manchester the program would be next to im the Oak Hill School for the Blind, are as the fire deparhnent is providing noticed the boy’s skin peeling off his arms. Fire Department and the Eighth possible. “Everyone is interested in being investigated by local police and the AutoScrvloeceEiters 643-5189 this type of medical service now, it He called another aide, who alerted a Utilities Fire Department each has it,” he said, “but the cost is medical examiner’s office, which made seems feasible to have the program astronomical.” nurse. its own trained personnel to handle its report Wednesday. . FEE SCHEDULE SKI WEAR under the direction of the fire depart Kenneth Cusson, representing the “How the child got burned is somewhat SKI BOOTS medical emergencies, it would not The boy, whose family lives in St. fExefwfM Court Ceata|| ment because the department has American Heart A s^iation, said a m yste^ at this point,” Guldager said. flimicA seem feasible to have a dispatch Albands, Vt., died Sunday at Hartford Md tAofttrs Fooi.) trained personnel and equipment. that federal funds are available, but He said Ike, who had worked at the ROFFE • DEMETRE center in both locations, according to Hospital. He was being toeated for second- 'ISELLMC B O O T. THE WMLD However, the subcommittee are tough to get. school the previous summer, was dis ELECT representatives from both d eg m bums over 40a^cent of his body, a missed the following day. He now is atten INvorca SKYR • WHITE STAG WORLD h eiVr l in c FAMOUS recognized certain problems. Town Manager Robert Weiss said A LP IN A departments. heart attack, bladder infections and ding college, but it is not known where, DESIGNS • LIDOl Speaking for the Eighth District Gworek asked if the service is the nothing is impossible, town kidney failure. • uncontestad. klPlHl offered on a fee basis, could the Guldager said. 176“ IMPULSE PERFORMANCE $$185.00 1 8 ^ 0 0 729.95 COM ET $ 3 7 0 0 Fire Department, Capt. Paul V. charter-wise, in contracting for School Superintendent, Lars Guldager In which no SMILEY • CB SPORTS needy people afford it. “Could a HKH REG. Gworek said that the district, by legitimate services for the town. children, sup ORION volunteer force pay for its own tui GRANDOE • KOMBI DEMOND PERFORMANCE $155.00 709.95 charter, cannot and will not support a Gworek explained a possible Meskill Due port or propel To tion for training? And, if its under the Shaklee® Induded. LM ROESTSELECm M ISTR AL program by which another fire “modular” type of training program A , INTERMEDIATE REG. direction of a fire department, what in which the Advanced Life Support ^ c r c m o i i y IREMSTERR COKRECTICUT! ROYAL TO EXPERT $115.00 ’89.95 VENUS $ 0 0 authority performs the duties for Nutritioneil Supplements Service program could be developed • uncontested 276“ l LEATHER LINED REG. ELITE in stages. He said that training could Thomas Meskill, former with chlldran or governor and present U.S. and Foods. FINESSE FLO- LADIES BOOT $125.00 *99.95 begin with intravenous therapy and property eettle- B R EEZE Circuit Court judge, will be ment. KIDS BOOTS LADIES BOOT REG. Job Advice Offered telemetry (the communication The Key to" the main q i^er at the PRINCESS MEMORY FOAM $110.00 *84.95 TORNADO II 5 system u ^ between the medical RsUEstals MANCHEIS’TER — Handicapped Oct. 14 dinner for Ray Your Success. NORDICA & HEIERLING MADE FOR REG. HURRICANE 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. techinician and the hospital) to qual mond E. Baldwin, who will e Buyer 176“ l STAR WOMEN ONLY! $65.00 *54.95 persons seeking employment will The program will include displays,, ify as an TV technician, then work • SDllar 12B®® I ASK US ABOUT TEM P ES T have an opportunity Friday to meet up to drug and medication ad receive the Father exhibits and job performance McGivney Award. (Excludes titte eeerchftl with area employers and ask ministration, and so on. He said that document Prep.) COMPETITION demonstrations from 12:30 to 1 p.m. The award is given an NORDICA* scon •HANSON questions about jobs. paramedics require 600 hours of )UR ^ 0 ALLOWANCE ^PRECISION FIT BY EXPERTS A panel discussion and question and nually by the Connecticut StaptoWM 80“ | DITyc A program called MAPOH-3, training. Manchester’s Answer to problems of answer session will also be part of State Council of the the afternoon format. Paul Moss, assistant adininistrator Knights of Columbus the Handicapped, will be held at the at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Baldwin is a former SEE OUR DISPIAY AT THE NEW ENGLAND SKI EX P O DRAWINGS FOR Regional Occuapational Training Refreshments will be served suggested the quickest way of getting governor, senator and • Individual, Center, 237 Hillstown Road from during the afternoon. no asaets information on an Advanced Life ELSIE “BIZ" SWENSSON CENTER DRAWNDAIIY Support System program would be to chief justice of the state OCT. 6 ,7 ,8lh—HARTFORD CIVIC Supreme Court. e Husband AwlfaJ invite someone from East Hartford which has had a townwide Emergen Another former gover Information ragardlns STATE REPRESENTATIVE Families Need hems nor, John Dempsey, will be other types of caseg cy Medical Service program in available upon request MANCHESTEIR — Several local Warm winter clothes for ail ages existence for three years. the toastmaster for the af STORE HOURS families are in need of various items, are needed at the Clothing Bank, For the. subcommitte’s next fair, which will begin at THE C^VLPINE MON., TUES., SAT. 7:90 p.m. at Ihe Colcmy in m ranging from a refrigerator to warm located in the basement of the meeting, (Weiss asked Ronald NO IO AM TO 5:30 PM TalcottvUle. winter clothing and baby food. Mayfair Gardens Community Room. Kraatz, assistant administrator of CMKncnLAKONR TEL. OF WED., THURS., FRI. One family with two cUldren needs The Emergency Food Pantry has the Town Health Department, to IF STATE INCOME 8 7 2 - 6 5 4 7 VERNON 10 AM TO 9:00 PM a refrigerator and a couch dr twin an ample supply of soups and work with Talbot and Moss to get TRAWAOtllAWIH ^A U S bed. Another, also with two children vi^etables but very little of other some statistical input. Weiss also About T orn TAX ROUTE 30, POST RD. PLAZA, VERNON EXIT 96 OFF 1-86 needs a twin bed. Both beds should needed non-perishable foods. Baby suggested taking a serious look at the For complete nutritional informatioti on these Include the frame and not just I M » W ^ W jn jy Ctwia food is especially needed. Police Department as a potential dis and other Shaklee Nutritional Supplements and qirings and mattresses, Joanne Those wishing to help these patch center. Police Sgt. James Bible Study Group of Foods, see your Independent Shaklee Distributor. MIlfMI nMAM ^aitern (Connecticut S (ar^eit ... Wjost Complete Ski S/top Mikoleit, human needs coordinator of Manchester families in need may MSH_____ asaeast This ad paid for by Committoo to Elect Sweeney said that to date. Police L u ^ a n Church SHAKLEE SALES of Manchester Elilo "Biz’’ Swensson, Fayo Lawrenco, Treasurer the. Manchester Conference of call the Project Services office, M 6 - m B M 0 Chief Lannan hasn’t taken a stand on meet Friday at 1 p.m. •N MAIN ST.. DOWNTOWN TEL. MMWW TS14MS Churches’ Project Service, said. 4114. the program. i" the church library.
<■ Thurs., Oct. 5, 1978 - PAGE FIVE E x p a n d s Coventry I t s R o le To Unveil VERNON — Joseph New Plan Paradis, who assumed his COVENTRY - A duties as president of the proposed master plan of board of directors of the development for Coventry Rockville Area Chamber of WE H tm i sm B iH M will be unveiled at a Plan Commerce Tuesday, said ning and Zoning Commis he will encourage the sion public hearing tonight board to take more positive SAVE 0M 4W PR E -rim SH E D PANELS A m at 7 in the Large Group public stands on situations Instruction Room at the and issues that arise which 1 ii Captain Nathan Hale would effect any of the 4' School. towns the chamber i' SAVE The plan has been in the servees. . j making since the early Paradis was formerly 2 .3 3 1970s, but monthly PZC manager of the W.T, Grant Reg. 6.99 workshops over the past store at Vernon Circle. He year have accelerated said, “It is my objective to I;1 PEWTER & BRANDYWINE PANELS completion of the final continue the past fine ser SAVE 3.00-7.00 draft by Town Planner vice that this organization !-i; Gregory Padick. has given its 300 members I f f 1, “The plan establishes in the Rockville-Vernon, .1 SAVE goals, policies, and land Tolland, and Ellington ■ ’1 use recommendations to area.”
Chapman Court, Order of Amaranth, will meet About Town Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the <0^ Mttghbw FREE! "HOW TO" ROOKLETS FREE USE OF: COFFEE TIME! Masonic Temple. After the UBI TOUR CHARMBL CIA M I Al-Anon family groups meeting, there will be a fMriOTM. / Choose iroai SO difforont boohlots • CAB TOP CARRIERS will meet tonight at 8 at the rehearsal. Officers will CoHRO Join ns for coffee dotlgaod to help yon handle any ” • WHANMCR NAIL GUNS . . c u t W RU T BRRNETT, Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor wear colored gowns. VISA on Saturday BRoralag, the CIWMtl "■ eat Doctor,' man St., and Friday at 10 do-it*yonrsolf project snccossfnlly. • FENCESTRETCHERS USE TOUR • POSTHOLE DIGGERS nattl 11 a.Bi. c t.u fa eixt.. wUh My de-il-yeurtelf a.ni. at South United problea. lutl dial lell-froes • STAPLE GUNS It's FREE, of conrsol c h a n n e l :I Methodist Church. The Ragistared CHANNEL CHARGE OPENSUHDATIND EUIIT CONN. (800) 526-4406 beginners group will meet I EVEmwo ro t t o u b comwphehuis tonight at 7:30, and Alateen O pticians HOME CENTERS for the 12- to 20-year-old Discount Prices "America's No. 1 Do-tt-Yowself Stoies" children of problem w n m i i M K drinkers at 8 at the Pathfinders Club. The MHNCHESTER PABKADE family groups are open to X ^Copyright, Channel Home Centers, Inc. 1978. West Middle Tpke. and Broad St. those affected by someone SALE ENDS 10/8/78 N-61-40 with a drinking problem. PAGE SIX. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 5. 1978
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Oct. 5, 1978 — PAGE SEVEN 4749 W ilfr^ R^oad, $61,900. Amato, property at 90 Henry St. no con- Insurance Group Manchettor Pauline M. Sheehan, Manchester, and veyance tax .Marriage licenses Public Recorda J Mary S. Braithwaite, East Hartford, to ^ Thomas D. Schmedding, 503 E. Center the State of Connecticut, property on Ceriificaie of devise St., and Janet M. Stevenson, 35 Strant St„ Names Area Man CW arranty deeds Oct. 14 at St. James. Deming Street, no conveyance tax. Estate of Rose I. Popoff to William S. a d w A a o K . VERNON — Thomas J. organization of its kind. Richard P. Hayes to Marcel G. Mathieu, Andrew Ansaldi to Ralph R.A. Dilisio property on Lydall Street, James J. Riccio, East Hartford, and Wolff, CLU, of Wolff- Active in community af Vernon, property at 881 Parker St., $48,- and Mary K. Dilisio, property at 96 Thayer Lisa I. Wilson, 94 Laurel St., Oct. 20 at St Zackin & Associates, has fairs, Wolff serves as 700. Road, $105,000. Certificate of tax lien James. been named president either an officer or as Henry C. Botticello to Jean-Yves Q uitclaim deed State of Connecticut against elect of the National chairman of the Chamber Grimard and Noella Grimard, property at Anthony M. Amato Jr. to Jeannine D. Manchester Motor Sales Inc., $5,463.83. Association of Life of Commerce, Rotary, Underwriters. He was Vernon Board of Ekiucation elected at the 136,000- and the parents committee member professional of Westminster School. A association’s 1978 annual graduate of the University lllU lllllA U FALL SALE convention in Boston. of Connecticut, he holds a PLUS SELECTED REGULAR AND SPECIAL PURCHASE VALUE^ As a president-elect, degree in economics. Deli Department Specials Wolff will help formulate A past president of both i CHOICEST MEATS the association’s policy and the Hartford and Connec WEAVER carry out its programs. ticut State Associations of 199 NALU is the professional IN TOWN Life Underwriters, Wolff CHICKEN BREAST lb.* 2 AM/FN RADIO & association of life in has also served both surance agents, general associations in their com USM CNOKE (KEF LON) CASSETTE RECORDER agents and managers. It is mittee work and projects. 99 Officials of the Purdy Corp. of Manchester are shown with an Mlnisette«-IV by Realistic* a federation of more than Wolff is listed in Who’s BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK. . * 1 achievement award presented recently. p;rom left are Robert 1,000 state and local Who in the Blast and in PROVOLONE CHEESE lb. Coulombe, quality control manager of Purdy Corp., William Seath, associations, and it is the Who’s Who in Finance. The world’s oldest and largest USM CRONE (lEEF LON) GUTTO ORDER MUCKE’S quality assurance manager of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft of Canada recipient of the American 89 Ltd., John M Purdy Jr., president of Purdy Corp. Salesmaster Award in 1970, BONELESS WHOLE SIRLOINS .b * 1 he is a prolific author and a USM CHORE (REEF LON) COOKED SALAMI lb. frequent speaker. His (SFOOH RST. "OUEEH K THE OVEN ROASTS”) Purdy Cited for Quality published works include SWEET LIFE 29 Reg. the industry’s acclaimed BONELESS SIRLOIN ROAST MANCHESTER — The Purdy Corp. has The award, presented annually, was in “Capital Needs Analysis” FRANKS lb.* 1 won an achievement award for its outstan- stituted by the Canadian firm to recognize 8 9 ® 5 and “Advanced Capital ding perfomance as a supplier of quaiity the best performers within the ranks of its Need Analysis.” FRESH PERDK "OVEN STUFFER” g ( ^ s and services. many suppliers in Canada, the U.S. and A past trustee of the me Vendor Achievement Award was abroad, national association, Mr. ROASTING CHICKENS prewnted to the company by one of its The Purdy Corp., a supplier of corn- Small 4Vix8V4x2V4" size makes taping or listening convenient Wolff has also served • DAIRY • customers, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft of puterized numerical control machinery to anywhere— in classroom, office or off-the-air. Sleep switch CUT NALU as secretary (1977- WEAVER DUTCH FRYE Canada Ltd., an internationally renown P&WA of Canada, was honored at a for automatic shut-off. Built-in mike. Jacks for external mike, 78). He has also con manufacturer of aircraft engines. speciai dinner held recently in Montreal. tributed extensively to remote control, earphone or speaker. 4 "A A " batteries. Jacks DRUM STICKS & THIGH .2101. 8WI88 KNIGHT committee work and for optional 12V DC or 117V AC adapters. 14-831 33% projects. Wolff has offices in the WEAVER MITCH FRYE GRUYERE . 8 Portion Pak Professional Building in DRUMSTICKS by*A?cW FAMIIY with smoke detector BARGAINS! Vernon, and resides at 45 MRS. FILBERrS T hom as J. W olff Valley View Lane, Vernon. HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS JUST IN TIME FOR NATIONAL MARGARINE .Ib.qtro. FIRE PREVENTION WEEK I October 9-1S Ult Wave S e t ...... R«..82.s9^1i 49 FIRM A FRUITY Buy bolh tor proleclion Irom smolder- 88 ■'g or blaming firesi R e g . Regional Official 11 oz. Liquid Prell Shampoo SoLConcMitrata. YOGURT .Soz. 2 7 9 5 1 .4 9 MANCHESTER — Martin Broder of Martin Ltd. has Ionization alarm been named a regional vice president of the Connecticut responds best to SAVE 21% Retail Merchants Association. He was re-elected at the blazing fires. With association’s annual meeting in Southbury! 9V battery, hard The two-day conference featured talks and seminars ware, instruction m photoelectronic detector responds with Connecticut legislative and administrative leaders as participants. Duncan Holthausen of Stamford was manual. 275-454 ing. 9V battery, hardware, instruction manual. 275-453 elected president of the organization. LIVE & KICKING A CLOSEOUT SPECIAL! New Veterinarian AM/FM/STEREO/8-T R A C K by Realistic MAINE LOBSTER RCA* PROCRANNABLETVCAME Dr. Michael J. DeMarco Representatives of Ward Manufacturing Co. at 186 Adams St. accept 1 C Q 9 5 SAVE DOODLE te g . has joined the staff of the the September City Beautification Award from Anita Erickson of the Bolton Veterinary 199“ 20% Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. From left are Mario Hospital. Separate bass/treble controls, D r. DeMarco was While they lasti Facchini, vice president, James Melo, executive vice president and >2.59 LB. Howard Miller, president. (Herald photo by Chastain) end-of-tape indicator light. Auto- R^jiirs graduated from the BOWLING Stop. 14 x 9 ’/2x 4V2" speakers, University of Pennsylvania mike/phono/aux inputs. School of Veterinary 14-931 Medicine in May 1978. Ward Gets Beauty Prize 3 PLUO-IN CARTRIDOSS A native of We Give Old Fashioned PLUS 8 BUILT-IN GAMES CARAM-FM STEREO/CASSETTE PLAYER Massachusetts, he served Let Our Family MANCHESTER — The Environment ongoing planting and an active __ by Realistic Butcher Service.,, and Beautification Committee of the maintenance program. Ward Manufac PATTERNS I bs an officer in the U.S. Greater Manchester Chamber of turing has demonstrated that manufac Q A 9 5 SAVE Marine Corps after his Serve Your Family! Commerce has presented its September turing and industrial operations can be graduation from the *40 ______STORE HOURS: 1978, City Beautification Award to Ward positive influences on the local environ 1977 RCA College of the Holy Cross Manufacturing Co. Receiving the award ment. Ward Manufacturing Co. has taken LIST PRICE in Worcester, Mass., in Mounts in or under-dash in most cars. For 12V DC neg. I 1968. for its facility at 186 Adams St., Ward the extra step to ensure its role as a good 19990 FREEWAY Mon. & Tues. 'til m Manufacturing is involved in sheet metai neighbor to the residents and businesses in grnd. systems. With extra plate, cable, hardware. 12-1S36 Dr. DeMarco, his wife, 317 Highland S I fabrication, welding, and related machine bought out RCA's complete "Studio Jo, and their daughter, the Adams Street area, the Chamber Wed, Thurs., ft F it til 9K)0 work. noted. H" inventory! 2 digital keyboards, car 40-walt stereo frequency Tory, reside in Coventry. booster. 12-1878 7995 Dr. Michael J. DeMarco MANCHESTER The City Beautification Award is tridges for blackjack/casino, tennis/ S al ft Sunday In reviewing the candidates for this presented regularly by the Chamber’s En squash and one extra. 60-3048/9 latest award, the Chamber committee ADDITION Surfece-mount 40-wett speak 'tR6:00 H ieH UITD FJLSKuiesi vironment and Beautification Committee ers. 12-1863 CONN. made special note of Ward’s efforts to in as a means of highlighting the work done Promoted at College stitute a property maintenance program by local businesses in improving the that exceeds normal, routine care. By appearance and quality of life in CB radio Is your key to highway aafety and informa Dolores Fenix Sapienza, the wife of Jerry Sapienza, a combining initial landscaping with Manchester. CB BIRTHDAY tion. With mobile CB, you're In touch with many local former Manchester Herald editor, was recently police, motels, service stations end volunteer groups promoted to acting director of continuing education at ■ ■ m m e w m m s b s like REACT. In 20 years CB has grown to become Delaware State College. Family Opens Restaurant SALE America's friendliest “party llnel The Dover, Del., resident received bachelor’s degree in • GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials journalism from Syracuse University in 1955 and VERNON — A local family is entering 1972. graduated with honors in 1977 from Indiana University of GLASS-PLUS...... ’.t..2201.71 the business of family restaurants. as The restaurant offers fuli breakfast, A. TRC-427 MOBILE by Pennsylvania with a master’s degree in adult-community CAMPBELL’S g . . . BARTLETT |3 MW £ John Barry Sr. and his son, John J. lunch and dinner menus. ’The dishes range Reelistic—Channel 9 priority seen on education. She is president of the national League of switch lets you report emer CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP...... Barry Jr. have opened a restaurant in from steak to fish to grinders to scallops. $< SAVE national American Pen Women Inc., Holly Branch in Delaware. io.ao..9/* PEARS . 5 5 ^ Vernon along with Michael Constant, the Constant is the manager of the gencies immediately. LED indi She and her husband have four children. HBPTY LARGE younger Barry’s brother-in-law. cator alerts you to antenna restaurant. He is a graduate of the New shorting or mismatch. 6 0 »» TRASH LINERS...... The restaurant is called Vernon Circle Haven Culinary School. CALIFORNIA fl 21-1534 Reg. 149" GREEN GIANT ^ Family Restaurant. It is located two John Barry Sr. is the owner of the South miles north of Vernon Circle at the site of Windsor Ten Pin Lanes on Rt. 5. John Joins Realty Staff SHEEN PEAS...... ORANGES P / t l 5 ^ the old Billy Grant’s Colonial Drive-In. B. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Oct. 5, 1978 - PAGE ELEVEN Kruzyk-Silver Smith-Craig Kathy Ann Silver of Manchester and Steven Paul lianrl|ratF r iEu^utng Kruzyk of Vernon were married Sept. 8 at St. James Deborah Ann Craig of Manchester and Ronald J. Smith Manchester - A City of village Charm ^ ■ Capital Fara Church in Manchester. of Vernon were married Sept. 16 at St. Bridget Church In The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Manchester. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 By ANDREW TULLY several billion dollars at a time when Silver of 125 Cooper Hill St. The bridegroom is the son M « . ^ , Audit B ur..u of Clrculxtloo M.mbor. Unlt«l Pro., imorn.tlon.l WASHINGTON - Rep. John Carter insists he is trying to reduce of Joseph Kruzyk of 4 Chickasaw Drive, East Hart The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Craig Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Conyers, D-Mich., whose political government spending and thus cut ford, and Mrs. Theresa Kruzyk of 20 Middle Terrace, of 31 Delmont St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. rhetoric leans heavily on generous the budget deficit. Vernon. Mrs. Edward Smith of 382 Tunnell Road. Vernon. dollops of righteous indignation is Unfortunate, too, was the Rojrmond F. BobInKMi, Edltor-PublLhor The Rev. Francis Krukowski of St. James Church Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor right: Jimmy Carter does not con background against which the White celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double The Rev. Philip A. Sheridan of St, Bridget Church per ^ O p in io n sider unemployment his most House meeting was held. Carter had ring ceremony. The church was decorated with white formed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Mary Dubaldo of pressing problem. just learned that consumer prices gladioluses, carnations, pompons and Manchester was organist and soloist. Carter entertained members of the chrysanthemums. Mrs. Jane Maccarone of n rose at an annual rate of 7.4 percent powerful Congressional Black in August, while the purchasing Manchester was orpnist and soloist. Solar Plug iS T E E l The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a The bride, given "in marriage by her father, wore a Caucus at the power of an average hour’s pay con soft chiffon gown designed with full Bishop sleeves and Qiana jersey gown designed with an Empire waist, long O White House the tinued to decline. The president was fitted sleeves and a cathedral train. Her fingertip veil Solar power as a source of single impetus to solar power fitted cuffs, Victorian neckline, Empire waist, bodice other day, and the thinking inflation, not new spending was edged in lace appliques and she carried a bouquet of residential energy could so far. entertainment in programs. of venise lace and a sheer English net yoke, with a full daisies, and yellow sweetheart roses and baby’s breath. skirt with attached chapel train. Her chapel-length receive a major boost under By one estimate, under the cluded a shouting k k k mantilla was attached to a lace covered Camelot cap Karen Craig of Manchester was her sister’s maid of terms of a military construc legislation the Pentagon would match over the In fact, although Carter turned and she carried a bouquet of white sweetheart roses, honor. Bridesmaids were Constance Craig of tion bill winding its way be buying as much as $10 administration’s lukewarm on Humphrey-Hawkins miniature carnations and baby’s breath. alleged neglect of Manchester, the bride’s sister; and Kim Kechejian and through Congress. Among million worth of solar units an some time ago, he is not the principal Christine Silver of Manchester was her sister’s maid Liz Barrett, both of Manchester. black legislative ______villain of legislative moves to put it of honor. Bridesmaids were Sue Kruzyk of Vernon, the requirements of the measure, nually by 1980. One condition is goals. Conyers and Rep. Barren on the books. A majority of bridegroom’s sister; Kelly Rankin of Manchester; and Robert Smith of Vernon was his brother’s best man. approved by conferees from that the solar units must be Mitchell, D-Md., yelled at Vice Republicans in the Senate fill that Mrs. Kathleen Kruzyk of Vernon, the bridegroom’s Ushers were Richard Smith of Vernon, the bridegroom’s both the House and the Senate, sister-in-law. proven cost-effective, which President Mondale, and Conyers role by refusing to agree to a vote at nephew; and David Smith and Eddie Smith, both of is a provision for solar power walked out in a towering rage. a specified time. Thus the John Kruzyk of Vernon was his brother’s best man. California and nephews of the bridegroom. has been defined as paying Ushers were Patrick Silver of Manchester, the bride’s units to be installed in all new back higher construction costs The big issue was the Humphrey- Democratic leadership has hesitated Hawkins full employment bill, which brother; Carlo Bocchiono of Manchester; and Joseph A reception was held at Mama Mia’s Restaurant in military housing. through fuel savings over the to bring the bill to the floor, fearing a Kruzyk of Vernon, the bridegroom’s brother. has passed the House. The president GOP filibuster that would threaten Manchester, after which the couple left for Penn Twenty-five percent of all life of the facility. -BiS- A reception was held at the Army & Navy Club in sylvania. They are residing in Manchester. supports the bill, but he has not other key pieces of legislation. Manchester, after which the couple left for Niagara other facilities to be con With that kind of incentive, twisted any arms to get it through So Carter and Mondale passed the Falis. The couple is residing in Manchester. Mr. Smith is employed at'the Pratt & Whitney Division structed under Pentagon con the fledgling solar power in the Senate, buck. They suggested that Black Mrs. Kruzyk is employed as a sales advisor in the of United Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. (Berson tract also would be required to A ■A ★ ★ Caucus members and their sup Classified Department at the Hartford Courant. Mr. photo) dustry will put forth the extra include solar power units. The effort to trim costs. That effort Carter’s position is understan porters approach the Republican Kruzyk is employed at Stanadine, Inc. of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Kruzyk dable. It took him a long time to (Morco photo) Mri. Ronald J. Smith bill provides for $4.1 billion in will benefit private con iPRCH o f d im e s ] leadership to get an agreement on a recognize that inflation was the vote. The proposal was a bag of hot military construction. That sumers as well as the Pen nation’s biggest headache, and now air. Caucus members know they could well become the largest tagon. he needs all the Congressional credit don’t have that kind of rapport with Catholic Mothers Circles he can muster to get help on treating most Republicans, who are virtually Lesiczka-Connors that debilitating malaise. as one in denouncing the Carter ad ‘Toy’ Computer And, unfortunately from the Black ministration’s alleged preoccupation Deirdre Marie Connors and Thomas Stephen Lesiczka, Plan Membership Meeting Caucus’ viewpoint, Humphrey- with welfare programs. both of Manchester, were married Sept. 16 at St. Marv’s We have become so used to University of Pennsylvania’s Hawkins is inflationary. It would es In this one, black leaders such as A membership meeting Church in Milford. child development and and surrounding com advances .in electronics that tablish as a national goal reducing Conyers and Mitchell are bucking a for women interested in Belanger, 643-2312; Mrs. multimillion-dollar ENIAC Christian living. munities. the overall unemployment rate to 4 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Con Catholic Mothers Circles Linda Morganson, 643- stories on the subject are computer — which weighed 30 tidal wave. Every poll shows the nors of 55 Scarborough Road. The bridegroom is the son Transportation to the Interested persons may 5437; Mrs. Kathy Lander- percent by 1983, and thus would cost public's most oft-stated complaint is will be held Wednesday, call Mrs. Joanne Sombric almost in the dog-bites-man tons, was housed in a room 50 of Mrs. Marie Lesiczka of Park Street. Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. at the meeting will be available man, 6463273; or Mrs. the high and rising cost of living. A to women in Manchester at 647-9611; Mrs. Paulette category. That is, interesting The Rev. Anthony Bruce of New Jersey ceiebrated the home of Mrs. Raymond J. Terry McConnell, 649-2288. feet square and reputedly president who fails to heed that out nuptial mass and performed the double-ring ceremony McConnell, 83 Dartmouth but not really startling. dimmed every light in West How fragile an Alliance raged cry from all parts of the coun Sharon Plante and John Bioke, both of Manchester, were soloists. Road. Save to Every once in a while, Philadelphia when it was try may as well pack his bags, find a The bride was given in marriage by her father. Catholic Mothers Circles though, something impresses turned on back in the late By MARTHA ANGLE That is because outsiders have favor of his lieutenant governor, publisher for his memoirs, and go are small groups of women 40% Mrs. Mary Connors of Manchester, the bride’s sister- upon us anew just how far the and ROBERT WALTERS never understood how fragile the Short teamed up with Rdlvaag in the back to selling peanuts. who meet monthly to share 1940s. in-law, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Nancy field has progressed in only a MINNEAPOLIS (NEA) - When alliance is that Humphrey welded a primary and beat the endorsed slate ★ ★ ★ ideas on all aspects of The man-bltes-dog angle is — only to lose to the Republicans in The Black Caucus also is ignoring a Harney and Sharon Plante, both of Manchester- and raising Catholic children. . the dust settles a month from now, it generation ago between the radical, Cynthia Duggan of Enfield. 7 few decades. that the new microcomputer is fact of life that could affect the New members are placed is entirely possible that Republicans protest-oriented Farmer-Labor party November. And now he has defeated Consider this: a new the basic component in a political future of its members. Sure, Peter Lesiczka of Rocky Hill, the bridegroom’s cousin in circles with women of will occupy both U.S. Senate seats and the urban, organization-minded another DFL-endorsed liberal, Don served as best man. Ushers were Alan Dowd of similar family situations. microcomputer the size of a recently marketed $40 “toy” — and the governorship here in the land Democratic Party of the New Deal. Fraser, for the very seat Humphrey black males are unemployed at dou Manchester, Glen Linton of Vernon and Michael Duecan held so long. ble the percentage of whites. That’s of Enfield. In addition to personal stick of gum has roughly the design^ to teach mathematics of the late Hubert H. Humphrey. For thirty-some years, Hubert H. spiritual growth, same capabilities as the to children. It is not only possible, it is dow Humphrey not only held the uneasy “Bob Short is like the Mongols tragic. But a majority of blacks are A reception was held at the King’s Den in Milford, after employed, and they are the hardest which the couple ieft for Bermuda. membership in Catholic nright probable — as of this writing, marriage together, but managed to against whom the Chinese built the Mothers Circle provides an at any rate. Which speaks volumes keep the DFL identified with a great wall,” said DFL treasurer hit by inflation because so many of Mr. Lesiczka is serving in the U.S. Navy Nuclear Sub opportunity to benefit from marine Service. (Nassiff photo) about the current coherent philosophy of liberalism David Lebedoff, a leading authority them work for relatively low wages. available resources in Almanac Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lesiczka condition of the and social activism. Orville on Minnesota politics. “Every ten Thus, they have an urgent personal By United Press International “house that Freeman, Eugene McCarthy, Walter years or so, he comes along to pillage interest in reducing the high cost of In 1975, Idaho Democratic Sen. living. Now save to 40% on these action-packed Today is ’Thursday, Oct. 5, the 278th Hubert built,” the F. Mondale — all were outstanding the city and ravish the maidens.” First Quality Pro Keds. Choose A. Frank Church charged the CIA tried day of 1978 with 87 to follow. graduates of the Humphrey school of This year, the DFL was torn apart It is often said that Jimmy Carter canvas basketball shoes ... in to kill Cuban Communist Premier remarkable Menus Birth The moon is between its new phase Democratic- politics. by controversies over abortion, the owes his election to the black elec Carolina Blue, Navy or White. Chil Fidel Castro during the ad torate. Well, he wouldn’t have won dren's 1-6M... Men’s 6t4-12M... or and first quarter. Farmer-Labor Yet for those same thirty-odd Equal Rights Amendment, gun con chicken with gravy, orange banana, bread, margarine, ministrations of three presidents. trol and the use of motor boats and without that support. But he doesn’t Elderly Oven-fried chicken, B. Suede/Nylon joggers ... in . The morning stars are Jupiter and A thought for the day; British P a r ty of years. Bob Short, whose roots are es sweet potatoes, buttered skim milk or tea. Fitzgerald, Kathleen Royal Blue or Beige. Children’s satum. snowmobiles in the wild Boundary have to be told that he'd have run se Menus which will be cranberry sauce, whipped T h e re s a , daughter of historian George MacAuley Minnesota. sentially in the old Farmer-Labor green beans, fresh apple, The menu is subject to potato with gravy, carrot 11-6M ... Men’s 6t4-12M. Qals Waters Canoe Area. Short and cond without the votes of millions of served Oct. 9-13 at Mayfair Thomas M. and Joanne The evening stars are Mercury, Trevelyan said, ‘‘Education has The DFL, at the ripe old age of 34, wing of the party, was also a major cranberry sauce, bread, change. and celery sticks, biscuits can be fitted, too. Fraser split on all of them, with others who today are struggling to and Westhill Gardens to Aikins Fitzgerald of White Venus and Mars. produced a vast population able to is going through a classic mid-life factor in the DFL. Despite his margarine, skim milk, with honey butter, orange Short tossing in some virulent anti- make both ends meet against the in Manchester residents over coffee or tea. Plains, N.Y. She was born ’Those bom on this date are under' crisis. And it is not so much external generous contributions to Humphrey 60 are as follows; School wedges, oatmeal cookies selling elsewhere to $20 read — but unable to distinguish what government, tax-cutting rhetoric for roads of inflation. Thursday; Baked Sept. 15 at St. Agnes A. the sign of Libra. pressures (e.g.. Republicans and a .and other liberals. Short regularly Monday; Columbus Day and milk. is worth reading.” lasagna with chopped beef, Cafeteria menus which Hospital in White Plains. Chester Arthur, 21st president of nationwide tax revolt) that threaten warred against many of the liberals good measure. — closed. Thursday; Spaghetti seasoned green peas, will be served Oct. 9-13 at Her maternal grand the United States, was bom Oct. 5, its well-being as various internal who dominated the party and against While Sen. Wendell Anderson and Tuesday; Roast picnic with meat sauce, tossed tossed green salad with Manchester Public Schools parents are Dr. and Mrs. 1830. stress that erupted with em the unique endorsement system the Gov. Rudy Perpich were not really f Thought J ham with raisin sauce, salad, garlic bread, butter, Italian dressing, chilled are as follows; James Aikins of On this day in history: barrassing ferocity in the Sept. 12 DFL establishment used to forestall caught up in those fights, they have whipped potatoes, Monday; Columbus Day Jell-0 with topping and Wilmington, Del. Her B. ( Ycatcrdays ) canned pears, French milk. Savings to $8 end Saturday. In 1918, the German Hindenburg primary. bloody primary fights. problems of their own — largely For most of us, Greek mythology is seasoned canned — no school. paternal grandparents are stemming from the fact they in a relic of our high school days. As a asparagus, tapioca pudding bread, margarine, skim Friday: Filet of haddock, Line was broken as. World War I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ milk, coffee or tea. Tuesday; Grape juice, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. 25 Years Ago herited their jobs when Mondale young student I was fascinated by the with fruit garnish, whole franklurt on a roll, potato french fried potatoes, neared an end. It is difficult for outsiders to com Running against the “bosses,” Friday; Paprika baked buttered spinach, whole Fitzgerald of 225 Main St. Circulation of Manchester Herald became vice president rather than story of the Greek hero Achilles. His wheat bread, margarine- chips, buttered peas, ice [P U T Y O U R S E L F IN In 1969, an Eastern Air Lines Elec- prehend the panic that swept through Short helped deliver Minnesota’s 1956 pollack in lemon sauce, au wheat bread, butter, Her paternal great hits 11,000. winning them in an election. goddess mother Thetis dipped him, skim milk, coffee or tea cream sandwich and milk. SHOE-TOWN,- - J o u r S H O E S tra crashed into Boston Harbor, much of the DFL whem millionaire national convention delegates to gratin potatoes, parsley vanilla pudding with grandmother is Mrs. SEE WHITE PAGES OF PHONE OIBECTOHY FOB EXACT ADDRESSES 10 Years Ago k k k as a child, into the river Styx, whose Wednesday; Oven-baked Wednesday; National Michael Fitzgerald of 46 Mort Ihw 130 convin.tnl localiont M>ny SAoa-Townt op«n Sunday, killing 61 persons. businessman Robert Short narrowly Estes Kefauver, whipping Humphrey waters made a man invulnerable. buttered carrots, fresh strawberries and milk. Manchester Police plan to picket School Lunch Menu — House Drive. VttMlMtarcliarge defeated liberal Rep. Don Fraser, and his Adlai Stevenson supporters. Republicans are happily exploiting But her hand held and covered his In 1965, Pope Paul made an un unless the town meets demands for a In 1966, when the DFL tried to dump the disarray within the DFL. Rudy heel as she plunged him under the precedented 14-hour visit to New change in working hours and a salary the party’s endorsed candidate for Boschwitz, a personable plywood water. York to plead for world peace before increase. Humphrey’s old Senate seat. incumbent Gov. Karl Rolyaag in Servicemen CAIOOR SHOPPMC PtAZA the U nit^ Nations. manufacturer and maverick liberal, For many years, Achilles led a OF MANpcnei WOPOUND GARDENS has opened a wide lead over Ander charmed life; arrows, swords and Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Clinton A. Church III, son of * MUKHESin Mon.-Fri. 10-9 son. Quiet, moderate Rep. Albert spears could not harm him. But his Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. Church Jr. of 57 East St., Sot. 104 SraaAL SAVINGS ON Quie is leading Perpich slightly. And enemies discovered the one weak Rockville, has reported for duty with the 2nd Marine Keeping the Bad Apples In Congress Twin Cities attorney David spot in his body. They shot a poisoned Division, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C. Durenberger, who looks and sounds arrow into his heel as he was running A 1976 graduate of Rockville High School, he joined the primary re-election bid. from the congressional barrel that By LEE RODERICK receive money from his aides. like a more conservative Fritz Mon into battle, and they killed him. Marine Corps in July 1976. Rep. J. Herbert Burke (R-Fla.), in bad apples who represent them, Each one has his Achilles’ heel, 'The Herald’s However, he contended, the dale, is openly soliciting — and '4iuny> voters rarely do so. They hate and he is foolish if he thinks he WashiBglon Correspondent “measure of this man has nothing to dicted in July on charges arising receiving — support from Fraser Marine Corps Private First Class Ronald D. Barrett, do with dollars and cents,” adding from an incident at a nude go-go bar Congress but love their con doesn’t. He may have many virtues as son of James J. Barrett of 91 Florence St., has reported WASmONG’TON - For Michigan backers in the DFL. ». that Diggs is "constituent-oriented” gressman. well as failings, but among them a for duty with 2nd Marine Division, Marine Corps Base, Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr., a con in Dania, Fla. He was charged with Most DFL leaders insist the party 'h i V \ ' \ KemoceJ MIIDY-Fiia and has done many things for his dis intoxication, resisting arrest and A basic premise of the democratic singlesweakness that can most easily Camp Lejeune, N.C. gressional salary of $57,500 wasn’t will survive, with its old ideas intact, cause his ruin. For one, it may be trict and country. process is that when a politician has He joined the Marine Corps in June 1976. HOOMM enou^. To remedy this, says the trying to influence a witness to lie regardless of what happens Nov. 7. pride. For another, it may be vanity, ★ ★ -4 shown he can’t be trust^, voters will Justice Department, Diggs hit on a about the incident. Burke was “You don’t wipe out 30 years of whereby he unduly seeks the high / a -, h M f t NOW take things into their own hands and Spec 4 Scott J. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. \ novei scheme: substantially increase Apparently the voters of Diggs’ renominated by 58 percent of the progressive tradition in one elec regard of others. voters in a recent primary. replace him with someone who can Brown, 62 Center Road, Vernon, is participating with l'=F - Flowrt ONLY the salaries of his staff and have Michigan district agree. Although tion,” insisted top Mondale aide It may be lack of trust in God other American and allied troops in REFORGER ’78, iA)'- •MMUM them kick back the money into his the 35-count indictment against him Rep. Frederick Richmond (R- be. In recent years, however, this which causes him to cave in at the Richard Moe, a former DFL chair NATO’s largest yearly exercise, held in Germany. premise has been largely ignored as pocket. . I was handed down in March, they N.Y.), a millionaire member who man. first setback. It may be self-will, by More than 11,000 soldiers were flown to Germany and overwhelmingly renominated him to constituents have indicated they care which he stubbornly resists correc 5 for 8.44 D ig g s, a won an overwhelming primary vic Maybe not. But if Bob Short gets some 37,000 tons of equipment and supplies have been a 13th term in August. tory after admitting he had solicited about little more than how much tion and prefers to choose his own shipped from the United States for the massive exercise. umnoo Democrat and the elected, the fight for the party's soul N IT HOW , Unfortunately, the prominent sex from a 16-year-old boy and an un taxpayer money their congressman sweet way. It may be avarice that Brown entered the Army in November 1975 and is a senior black will continue for a long time. Which MNHPt ...r* Democrat’s political reprieve in the dercover policeman in Washington. can funnel to the home folks. leads a man to build up the wrong vehicle recovery specialist with the 36th Infantry in m e m b er of is why Dave Durenberger, kind of treasure. It may be sensuali face of scandal is the rule and not the ■k -k -k k -k k Fried berg. liM M Hn « * ■ Congress, is Republican though he may be, is seen ty, in that he seeks always the most On the other side of Capitol Hill, of No one knows how much this tragic He is a 1975 graduate of Rockville High School. charged with exception. Three other current by many DFLers as the key to the comfortable way of doing things; or course. Sen. Edward Brooke, a shortsightedness has cost the nation. diverting more members of the House likewise have party’s future. desire for affection which can easily Airman Bruce A. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A FOX TRIMMED than $101,000 to faced criminal charges during the Massachusetts Republican, alsb was Take the case of Diggs, for example. UMBT I M I ll trick him into sinful liberties. F. Johnson of 66 Dockerel Road, Tolland, has completed /NYLON PARKA his personal upe 95th Congress. And, like Diggs, each renominated despite a long-playing He is chairman of both the com There are many Achilles’ heels, NorwegiM fox trtm§ this tuper ptrkA. Mvion ahAfi x I PUNTS mm ... mittee that oversees the District of Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas. llnms. 100% Polywtw | this way between 1973 airi 1977. In ad has been renominated by his voters divorce scandal in which he admitted Quote/Unquotf and Satan knows our particular one. Airman Johnson will now receive specialized training Cl DAPFODUuU u ...... B iM JD to another term. ’They include; Columbia and the House Foreign Af . The devil is a skillful engineer. If I l i N * dition, he is charged with paying to “misstatements” about his finan in the avionics systems field at Chanute AFB, 111. He is a 21 MLY HYACmTNrTN 1 Rep. Daniel J. F lo ^ (D-Pa.), in cial status in court proceedings. fairs Subcommittee on Africa. road builders want to carry a road 1978 graduate of Tolland High School. three persons in Detroit with " MHM a m . ' taxpayer funds to do nptbing but d ic t^ by a M eral grand jury in Los Brooke was not prosecuted for If Diggs has padded his payroll to “We need to get them back.” from the top of a high mountain into 39 a valley, they never think of making wort for his family or his funeral Angeles on three charges of lying perjury, but the stain remains. line his bank account — as the — Auto magnate Henry Ford II, B. PARKAS the road plunge over a precipice or PotyastBr, niM nylon ptrkM. 8Iz m 6 to 16. about payments allegedly made to Congress as an institution con evidence strongly suggests — can business. calling for a return to the high straight down the face of the rock. Koad Markets Gaining Favor him in exchange for using his official sistently rates very low with the anyone really believe he hasn’t made UnTWEEK At Diggs’ fraud trial, which just standards of U.S. business that No one would use it. But the S 2 9 - opened here, his attorney epne^ed influence as a congressman. Flood American public. Yet, curiously, compromises with honesty in his im existed before the letdown WASHINGTON (UPI) - grants totalling $1.5 million SPECIM. W H Y CONN. WEOr portant committee work? It seems engineers wind and twist and turn the that the cipngre$sinan did indeed won 75 percent of the vote in his when given an opportunity to remove following Vietnam and Watergate. road. The road they plan descends Roadside markets, were made to state that the only resource left to remove farmers markets and OCTONIRMhtliru14th “It’s unbelievable. Last week we now gently to the right, now slightly agriculture departments A TMWIUSEES such men and women from Congress •pick-your-own” and cooperative extension -PLANT A m i f could hardly fill a bus from here to to the left, so that by turning this way SUPER SPECIAL tyDcBjgiMjd is to send them to jail. That is a sad operations are increasing services in 1978, three LUSH RABBET COLLAR FOR POBTBNITY- the Sinai.” and then that, the traveler finds across the country under times the total for 1977, the PIP Y0I/ BAf ixxoii commentary indeed on the health of —. An Tel Aviv tour operator himself in the valley below. the two-year-old Farmer- PANTCOAT m cumv mtn American democracy. This is a shrewd tactic, and Satan department said. m f im f describing the rush by Israelis to to-Consumer Direct ’’While food marketed by 80% Wool, 20% Nylon mtff mr In defense of Diggs during his make final sight-seeing trips to the knows how to use it well. Now and kt/innis " Marketing Act, says the direct means accounts for Reg. $100.00 current trial, his attorney had the historic desert land due to be then by sudden opportunity and U.S. Department of only a small percentage of / m U M h gall to say that, in 1972, Diggs returned to Egypt under the Camp strong temptation a person plunges Agriculture. to-destruction, but this is not com- total food marketed — less f/. Ism ML rejected the offer of an “enormous David pact. The act is designed to nion. The devil’s favorite piece of than 3 percent for fruits amount of money” from the head of a “We’re not upset at all by the past lower prices for consumers and vegetables — it is OUR foreign country that would have engineering is the gentle decline, and while providing higher problems.” he manages it with amazing skill. nevertheless important to PRICE solved all his financial cares. returns for farmers by — F B I D ir e c t o r William The soul scarcely senses that it is a large number of small *59.99 Diggs isn’t known to have poisoned eliminating middleman Webster, on the job for seven going down; everything seems the farmers.■• the USDA said. his grandmother either. But neither costs. Under the act. 048-8474 months, saying the bureau is op same to it, but before long it is in the of those factors qualify him to sit in timistic despite aerusations of law valley of sin. the United States Congress. Msgr. Edward Reardon ■vp enforcement abuses. • Srripps league Newspapers 1978 St. James Church
r-... v> I PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 5. 1978 ^Sffnmmaamsamatata War Rages M/WCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 5. 1978 - PAGE THIRTRKN ^ W i i i i w i II III! Ill i im . i iu ju Henry J. Sypaila Mrs. Janet E. Cable In Beirut Gura Has Enough ELLINGTON — Henry J. Sypaila MANCHESTER - Mrs. Janet E. of SUfford, formerly of Ellington, Cable, 77, formerly of Mayfair died Wednesday at his home. He was Gardens, died Wednesday evening at BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - the husband of Mrs. Lena Sabos Waterbury Hospital after a long il Fighting raged unabated in eastern Sypaila. lness. Beirut and the outskirts of the capital The funeral was this morning from Mrs. Cable was born Jan. 18, 1901 today with Syrian forces trying to To Shackle Yanks the Introvigne-Plante Funeral Home, in Lowell, Mass., and had lived in deal a knockout blow to Christian Stafford Springs, with a mass at St. Manchester most of her life. In the militia units. Edward’s Church, Stafford. Burial 1960s, she was employed as a social KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I)- lifted in favor of Marty Pattin, who tripled home Pete LaCock, who had teamed with Al Hrabosky to preserve was In St. Eldward’s Cemetery, Staf worker by the city of Hartford. She In the fiercest Lebanese conflict Just two years ago, Larry doubled, with a towering drive off the ford. was a communicant of the Church of yet seen, police sources said 55 Gura wasn’t good enough to Gura’s first post-season victory right field fence, just above Reggie Lebanese were killed and 100 against two defeats. Mr. Sypaila was bom in Ellington the Assumption. pitch for the New York Jackson’s glove 385 feet from home wounded in the past 24 hours, “If Billy Martin were still and had lived in Hartford before She is survived by a son, Alfred J. Yankees. And just one month plate. DeCastro of Marshfield, Mass.; two bringing the estimated toll to 300 managing the Yankes, we’d be That made it 6-2 and Fred Patek moving to Stafford several years ago, Qint Hurdle wasn’t good ago. He was a veteran of World War daughters, Mrs. Thomas Lester of dead and 400 wounded since the latest playing the Red Sox,” said Gura. “I contributed a two-run homer, his II, and had been a self-employed West Concord, Mass., and Mrs. round of fighting began at dawn Mon enough to start for the Kansas wouldn’t have been surprised if Mar first in Kansas City this season, in landscaper. Daniel Davies of Tampa, Fla.; 11 day. City Royals. tin had been brought here to heckle the same inning to give the Royals a me.” He is also survived by a brother, grandchildren, three great Both players shed themselves of six-run cushion. But the radio station run by the Hurdle, who spent almost the en William E. Sypaila of East Windsor; grandchildren and several nieces and right-wing Christian Phalangist those raps in convincing fashion nephews. tire month of September on the Amos Otis chipped in three hits and a sister, Mrs. Eva Lekouses of militia said there were at least 650 Wednesday as Gura held the Yankes The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at bench, was the only linkup change by with George Brett, Hal McRae, East Hartford. people killed or wounded in the past scoreless for six innings and Hurdle Green and Packer Funeral Home, 66 AARP Meets the Candidates Herzog for Game 2 as he abandoned Darrell Porter and LaCock joining 48 hours and at least 20,000 homes or highlighted a 16-hit attack with a Terrace Ave., Naugatuck, with a state Rep. Muriel Yacavone speaks to a Herzog’s doghouse to rejrace Steve Hurdle with two hits apiece as the Mrs. Vivian A. Wilkie nor candidates William O’Neill and Lewis apartments were damaged in the single and triple, scoring one run and mass at the Qiurch of the Assump crowd Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus knocking in another to give Kansas Braun in left field. * Royals saddled 20-gam( winner Ed MANCHESTER — Mrs. Vivian Rome, who attended the session sponsored by shelling. “This was my first time back in a tion at 11. Burial will be in East Hall in Manchester. She was one of 13 can City a 10-4 victory over New York to Figueroa with the loss. Figueroa Atkinson Wilkie, 72, of 40 Earl St. Cemetery. a local chapter of the American Association The Syrians released no casualty crucial situation since the first part lasted just one inning. died Wednesday at Manchester even the American League Cham Friends may call at the funeral didates for office, including lieutenant gover of Retired Persons. (Herald photo by Pinto) figures. But militia sources said of September wh6n flayed in Chris Chambliss collected four hits Memorial Hospital. She was the pionship Series at one game apiece. home tonight from 7 to 9. Syrian losses were “very heavy” and Anaheim,” said Hurdl^ ,“ I didn’t and Bucky Dent knocked in three widow of William J. Wilkie. that they saw three truckloads of Gura was Manager Whitey Her zog’s choice to try to win back want to blow it.” ' runs to pace the New York attack, Mrs. Wilkie was bom in Woodbury, Syrian corpses being hauled toward Lawrence L. Irvine respectability for the Royals after Hurdle singled in the second, took which consisted of 12 singles. Vt., and had lived in Hartford for 50 Drainage and Tests Set Damascus during the night. second on a single by Al Cowens and “Any time you’re playing the other years before coming to Manchester VERNON — Lawrence L. Irvine, they had been humiliated on their Witnesses said both the Syrians home turf, 7-1, in the first game of then bowled over Graig Nettles at team in their park,” said Dent, “all four years ago. Before retiring in 54, of 19 Tamarack Lane died and the Israeli-backed rightists were third base on an attempted fielder's you hope for is a split. But now we’re 1971, she had been employed at the Wednesday at Manchester Memorial the playoffs Tuesday night. He reinforcing their positions. In some respond^ with six innings of four-hit choice. The ball skittered away and going home.” Industrial Risk Insurers of Hartford Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. To Check Pond Problems districts of eastern Beirut the Syrian Hurdle trotted home for the first of Game 3 of the best-of-five series for 22 years. pitching while his teammates were Virginia Mascolo Irvine. and militia positions were only 50 four runs in the inning, giving the will be played Friday night with Cat MANCHESTER— Union Pond will The Vernon plant is still not com studies to improve treatment, McCoy Royals' Willie on the Run running up a 5^ lead. She is survived by a son, James C. Mr. Irvine was born in Lexington, yards apart and the rival forces Royals an insurmountable 5-0 lead. fish Hunter going for the Yankees be drained and samples will be taken pleted, but it is expected to be in full said. A river cleanup program also Gura allowed four singles and two Wilkie of Granby; two daughters, Va., and had lived in Vernon for 30 traded curses and insults across no Willie Wilson of Kansas City slams into seventh inning. Munson held Jiall but was cut After New York pulled to within against 19-game winner Paul Split- Mrs. Dora Hall of Manchester and years. He was employed as the dis of the deposits on the floor of the operation by early next year. was run during the past year, he said. runs in the seventh before being North End water body. man’s land. Yankee catcher Thurman Munson to score in on the chin. (UPI Photo) three runs in the seventh, Hurdle torff. Mrs. Louise Driscoll of patcher in the town of Vernon Because the sewage now is treated Vernon has been criticized by In New York, Secretary of State Wethersfield; and seven Department of Public Works. He was Representatives from the towns of only partially, the odor problem had Manchester officials because of the Manchester and Vernon met CYnis Vance said today the United grandchildren. a Navy veteran of World War II, been evident. The cooler weather of sewage problem, but McCoy said Wednesday with state officials, and States is urging “restraint on the The funeral is Friday at 11:30 a.m. the past few weeks has cut down on that his town has done its share to having served in the submarine ser Manchester proposed the drainage part of Israel,” which has sent at St. James Episcopal Church, 75 vice in the Pacific combat zone from the odor problem. assist the river improvement. Thoughts and testing step. Also, another phase of the Vernon overflights across the Lebanese Zion St., Hartford. Burial will be in 1941 to 1945. He was a member of the Mayor McCoy said at a meeting of border in the past to demonstrate its Keen Competition NFL^s Stand Neutral It is hoped the testing will deter Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rose Hill. plant upgrading is supposed to be im the Vernon Town Council Wednesday Thames River Chapter of Submarine mine how much damage has been support for the (3uistians. CHICOPEE, Mass. (UPI) - Friends may call at Rose Hill Veterans of World War II. plemented in the next two weeks. night that Manchester people had ApLENty Beihit Radio interpreted a quick Promoters of pari-mutuel racing at Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky done to the pond by partially treated This should improve the treatment > cast Vernon officials in a He is also survived by four sons, visit to Moscow by Syrian President the former Westover Air Force Base Hill, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Robert H. Irvine and Raymond S. Ir sewage that is coming from Vernon’s process. “villainous” position at last week’s Hafez Assad as dimming hopes for a will be vying with some of the biggest vine, both of Vernon, Lawrence Ir sewage treatment plant. Jay Giles, director of public works, meeting but that he thought the tone On Cheerleader Issue quick political settlement in the Edward W. Scott The material from the plant is said that it probably will be another names in sports for the latest vine III of New Britain and Joel Ir changed somewhat at this week’s fighting. By Len Auster “Chargettes” because one posed in MANCHESTER - Edward W. being sent into the Hockanum River, month before the pond is drained. meeting. Greyhound racing dates permitted in CHICAGO (UPI) - The pads are designed to be contained vine of Louisville, Ky.; a sister, Mrs. which leads to Union Pond. A Assad had been scheduled to meet the state this year. the nude for a men’s magazine, oc Scott, 82, of 449A Main St. died this Frank Bragg of Chester, W.Va. Town Manager Robert Weiss He said although the odors have National Football League is and when the jersey is ripped, there’s morning at a Manchester convales problem developed late this summer suggested that Giles check with two today with Lebanon’s president, Dr. Paul Walsh, chairman of the taking a neutral position on cupied most of the eight-hour The funeral is Friday at 10:30 a.m. toned down some as the temperature Elias Sarkis. Phony as Can Be Hall , besides opposing Manchester debating session. no protection. Second, when a player cent home. He was the husband of the when the pond began to act as a businesses in the area, Balf and state’s Racing Commission, says has to go to the sideline to get a new at Burke-Fofctin Funeral Home, 76 of the air has gone done, Manchester The worst-hit region was the twice, has double engagements with cheerleaders, but Com One immediate change will require late Edith McElroy Scott. settling basin for the material. Manchester Sand & Gravel, to make There are those who'll disagree but Boston Red Sox players Carl jersey, there’s delay of the game.” Prospect St., Rockville. Burial will officials still are concerned about Ashrafieh Christian suburb in Simsbury and Conard, too. Conard, missioner Pete Rozelle says no cheerleaders to sign a contract that Mr. Scott was bom Jan. 12,1896 in Residents and businesses in the sure that the drainage will not in the first annual weekly statewide Yastrzemski, Jim Rice and Dwight The vote whether to impose sanc be at the family homestead in what the situation might be next eastern Beirut. It looked like a heavi defending league champs, combats Evans have joined former Boston women will’be allowed to pose •they will not pose in the nude. Newry, Northern Ireland, and had Springwood, Va. surrounding area complained about terfere with any cement-making summer. ’The mayor said he hopes scholastic soccer poll is not looked tions on owners who hold interest in ly bombed city of World War II with Wethersfield in addition to Hall and Bruins’ star Milt Schmidt to apply in the nude for photographers. “We outlined the problems and lived in Manchester for 50 years. Friends may call at the funeral an odor problem, and officials met procedures. the new plant will be completely upon favorably here. It can be Manchester. other team sports was delayed last week to discuss the matter. A se more than half its buildings partly for greyhound racing at Foxboro those with cheerleaders would like to Before his retirement in 1961, he had home tonight from 7 to 9. The draining will leave a brook functioning by that time. equated to all-league and all-state Enfield still must duel Conard and League owners also outlawed because the North American Soccer cond meeting was held Wednesday. demolished by shells, heavy mortars Raceway. continue with them,” Rozelle said. been employed for 20 years at Pratt through the pond area. This drop in The mayor said that the written teams which at times are nothing tearaway jerseys, effective with League has filed suit for a The family suggests that any and rockets. Hall the first go-around but face Walsh said only harness racing is “But we’re going to have to pay more and Whitney Division of United the water probably will assist in the statement he submitted at the more than popularity contests, not games next weekend, and deferred a preliminary injunction to prevent the memorial gifts may be made to the Many apartments were completely facts — the Raiders do not face the presently permitted at Foxboro. attention to cheerleaders. Members Technologies Corp., East Hartford. Upper Hockanum River sewer in Manchester meeting, explaining the based on ability. vote whether to impose sanctions on NFL from voting to enforce its rule. American Cancer Society, 237 E. burned out and heavy mortar shells toughest slate around. Neither do However, he said state law permits of the staff of the clubs are going to He was a member of St. Mary’s New K-Mart stallation project as well as the The primary shortcoming, as it_ majority owners violating the league “The judge said he could not act on Center St.. Manchester. steps Vernon has taken to help had crashed through two or three Hall nor Conard for that matter. four dog tracks in Massachusetts and have to get deeply involved in Episcopal Church and Manchester sampling, (Jiles said. Manchester has seems here, is that you have coaches rule against even minority ownership the suit for 60 or 90 days,” Rozelle alleviate the water problems, doesn’t floors at a time. “We have the toughest schedule in there are presently only three checking on tljem.” Lodge of Masons. threaten"^ to sue Vernon because of and writers voting for clubs they m in another team sport. said, “So the league said ‘Fine, we Mrs. Ethel P. Porter Won’t Open mean a reduction in Vernon’s con Charred corpses and bumed-out the league,” stated Tribe Coach operation around the state. Rozelle said tearaway jerseys He is survived by two daughters, the union pond matter. cern and diligence towards im haven’t and probably won’t ever see. Danielson in the pre-season. He and The discussion on cheerleaders, 'von’t vote on it this week’.” The vote EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Ethel automobiles and furniture from were outlawed for two reasons — Mrs. Richard (Edna) McMullin of Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy also In the latest “poll” Guilford High, became controversial when V. 11 come after the court rules, he proving the overall condition of the shattered homes littered the area. Athletic Director Dick Cobb raised . 'y"* „ “The manufacturers say shoulder Manchester and Mrs. John (Nora) Parsons Porter, 93, of 1851 Main St. submitted a written statement defending state Class L champ, is top the San Diego Chargers fired their S,;ld. Until 1 Hockanum River in Vernon and The main Phalangist stronghold some minor question about the Wilmot of Princeton, N. J.; a brother, died Wednesday at a South Windsor explaining some of the steps his town ranked with 11 first place votes. Manchester. centered on the apartment home of schedules, but decided to let the issue Alfred Scott of Columbia; six sisters, convalescent hospital. She was the has taken in the past to improve the The mayor said he did feel, It is doubted all 11 who voted for drop. Why? widow of Charles H. Porter. right-wing leader and former Presi the Indians have witnessed their Mrs. Annie Flaherty, Mrs. Lillian MANCHESTER — Even if mother Hockanum River. however, that the “severe criticism “ If you’re going to be league McAllister, Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Porter was born in England nature is kind, it could be a long, hard dent Camille Chamoun. Chamoun games. How can you rank someone Golf World Series The town has constructed a and derogation of the Town of Ver champs, you should play the best,” Pickering, Mm. Mary Austin and and had lived in Brooklyn, N.Y., himself was directing local on top whom you haven’t seen? Do winter for stores in the K-Mart Plaza trickling filter treatment plant, has non’s sewage treatment operations Danielson said at the time. “I don’t Mrs. Ethel Tedford, all of from 1920 until coming to East Hart off Spencer Street. continued its sewer treatment expan operations from the basement of the you base it on reputation or actual ford three years ago. warrants the defense offered by apartment building. want to be a cheese cake champion,” Manchester, and Mrs. Margaret sion program and has initiated these remarks.” ability? That’s a serious issue. he added without reservation. After Major Status She is survived by three sons, R. A building permit was taken out Liggett of Washington, D.C.; nine Neither the Central Connecticut Nevertheless, consideration must Kenneth Porter of Danbury and cJyril this week for $1 million worth of vtm»si&faaniKS grandchildren and eight great Interscholastic League (CCIL) or be given toward future scheduling so AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — PGA Commissioner Deane Beman has S. Porter of San Francisco, Calif.; repairs at the K-Mart Department grandchildren. Charter Oak Conference (COC) has a all contenders are on equal footing. a tough job ahead if he his to realize his wish of making the The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at two daughters, Mrs. Eileen Arbuckle Store, but the store will be closed ^Ilce Report coach on the board which does the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. The of East Hartford and Mrs. Mildred through Christmas, and will not open picking. Yet Manchester and Rham World Series of Golf a “major” golf tournament. until at least early 1979. Al SiefferCs Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector, will Graseck of Ridgewood, N.J.; seven Manchester High of Hebron were ranked seventh Bits and Pieces This year’s Series, completed last “It’s a great event to win,” said officiate. Burial will be in East grandchildren and seven great K-Mart's roof collapsed Jan. 18 un and tied for fourth respectively in the Sunday, was the third since Beman Morgan, “but I don’t think you can MANCHESTER — George F. Robertson, 24, of Coven Xavier High of Middletown is Cemetery. grandchildren. der, the weight of snow and rain that latest release. They might be worthy reportedly planning to field a soccer expanded its format in 1976. describe the Series as a major, yet.” try was charged with reckless driving and evading says... Friends may call at Holmes The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at had built up -during inclement of the lofty positions, but the point is team in 1979 which means the Hart Previously, the Series’ field was And despite the winner’s prize of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Friday Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, responsibility in connection with an accident Wednesday selectors are voicing opinions weather. The store is the largest one night. ford County Conference (HCC) will limited to the winners of the Pro ?100,0(X) — highest on the tour — from 7 to 9 p.m. 318 Burnside Ave. Cremation will be in the plaza, and the business of the without first-hand knowledge. That’s Tour’s four “major” events — The Morgan said, “The Series doesn’t Police said Robertson’s vehicle struck a car driven by WHY PAY MORE! have an official soccer league. East The family suggests that any in Springfield, Mass. surrounding, smaller stores has been the major drawback here and with Catholic, Aquinas and St. Paul Masters, the U.S. and British Opens carry with it the prestige and memorial gifts may be made to the Friends may call at the funeral slow since K-Mart closed. Julius Singer of Colchester at the intersection of East all polls. and the PGA. resulting fame that winning a major Middle ’Turnpike and Vernon Street. The driver made no already have clubs. Soccer was a Book of Remembrance at St. Mary’s home tonight from 7 to 9. There is also a danger with polls. If Beman decided the field was too does.” So with the good news that work is varsity sport at Xavier right after Episcopal Church. attempt to stop and a witness gave police information on a team believes it can better its limited. And he was seeking to make Since the Series is only three years starting on K-Mart came the bad his license, police said. He is scheduled for court Oct. 17. WtHAniTAU IHHOMt the school was built but for ranking by an impressive (10-0,11-0, mysterious reasons after a couple of the Series the final, climactic event old, tradition and history will have to IN MEMORIAM news that the store will be closed etc) victory, will it or won’t it run up In memonr of P. Joseph Murphy, irtio passed away Lottery ¥WiO TAPI KCOtPUS campaigns the sport was dropped. on the Pro Tour, similar to baseball’s come later. October S, U73. through the busy Christmas shopping Colleen M. Cordy, 17, of 40 Glenwood St. was charged the score on an outgunned opponent? Glad to see it reinstated... World Series. But what most players don’t say, season, which can be a make-or- with evading responsibility in connection with an acci Five lonely years have swiftly passed. It’s been known to happen. Torrington High boys’ cross coun So, the field was expanded. It now and what Beman knows, is that for Loving thoughts of you will forever hurt. break time for many stores. dent Wednesday night in a Memorial Street parking lot. The winning number drawn Quasar. SONY Manchester Head Coach Dick try team’s dual meet winning streak includes the leading money winners the Series to truly become a Police said she struck a parked vehicle owned by Marion Sadly Missed By Wednesday in the Connecticut daily Danielson does not believe and polls on the tour; multiple tour winners; “major,” the players will have to Wife Alice and Children lottery was 153. Barry Danielson of Peter J. Saker of llO came to an end last Friday. It E. Graveline of 94 School St. and left the scene. Ctourt and from discussions held, neither do recognize it as such and the media Inc., Freehold, N.J., is project date is Oct. 24. would have been terminated much the winner of the Tournament manager for the K-Mart repair work. RCA his players. That should make sooner, but Torrington ducked op Players Championship; the U.S. and will have to publicize it as such. Both Danielson feel better. British champs. goals may be difficult. He said that “it is just impossible” Police served a warrant Wednesday for the arrest of ponents that requested meets. That’s Games and championships should And the Series’ date was moved Most players would just as soon see for the store to open by Christmas. Earl (toleman, 23, of no certain address. He was charged a fact. Reminiscent of what Sty Distance Rules be won on the fidd of battle, not polls happened to East Catholic’s back so it could signify the end of the their own Tournament Players with first- and second-degree failure to appear in court. which are phony as can be. thinclads the other day. They were golfing year. The event concluded Championship become the next The firm took out an application ’The arrest stems from a case last April in which Coleman scheduled to score against Stafford, this year on Oct. 1. “major.” And with the Series being for a building permit this week, and was arrested on a motor vehicle violation and a weapon Held Unconstitutional it was on the original schedule, yet But have all the changes paid off held concurrently with college and the permit will be granted, Francis was found in his car, police said. He was held under |5,000 Disproportionate Slate Stafford refused to run against the and made the Series a “major” tour pro football and baseball’s pennant MANCHESTER - The attpmey counsel, represented the depart Conti, the town’s chief building in bond for presentment in court. The CCIL soccer race is nearing its Eagles. Thus Stafford remains un nament, more prestigious than all races, the Series has little chance of representing a local owner of a pig ment. spector, said. David Swanson, 24, of 221 Porter St. was charged with midpoint and something must be said beaten this year, but how proud can others? Not yet. dominating sports pages. farm said Wednesday that a state Danielson said that his firm first-degree conspiracy to commit larceny on a warrant Botticello’s farm had been at its about the disproportionate schedules. Almost all of the golfers who com But, one PGA official said, “The regulation establishing a minimum site many years before the homes already has a man at the site, and the Wednesday in connection with a housebreak in they be of the “unblemished” Based on past history and on perfor record? peted last week at the Firestone players will realize the Series adds a distance between a pig sty and homes were built. LaBelle mentioned this in removal of the collapsed roof should September in which several guns were stolen. He mance to date, Manchester must The appointment of Mel Siebold to Country Qub admitted it was an great deal to the tour ...” IS unconstitutional. his argument and said that the homes start early next week. provided bond and was released for court Oct.' 16. Tapes T V face twice four — Hall, Conard, the position of boys’ head swimming honor to be selected, but none said “It took the Masters years to get Result of Errant Throw The attorney representing the should not have been built within 300 Mark B. Hennigan, 18, of 232 Ralph Road was charged The $1 million in repairs includes Wethersfield, Simsbury — of the top coach by Manchester High was a the tourney had the status or prestige the recognition it now receives,” the town’s Health Department said, feet of the existing pig sty. with improper use of marker plates Wednesday. Court shows you’re Kansas City’s Clint Hurdle heads for home while Graig Nettles modifications for the handicapped contenders. good one. Siebold has a very good of one of the “Big Four.” official said, “And it will take time however, that homes near the pig He also called the 300-foot limita date is Oct. 17. watchirig of New York chases ball after bad throw by shortstop Bucky that now are required for stores, On the other hand Enfield High, reputation, done well with the Even the winner — Dr. Gil Morgan for the Series. All the elements are fam of Anthony Botticello were tion “unreasonable and arbitrary.” Donald H. Allyn Jr., 20, of Westerly, R.I. was charged Dent in second inning in AL playoff. (UPI Photo) built legally in a properly zoned area. Conti said. The removal and Tapes TV shows on another channd currently sharing the top rung with Manchester Rec Department Swim — hesitated to call it a “major.” there to make it a truly great event.” LaBelle said that there is no such dis reconstruction of the roof m ^ e up with operating a motor vehicle while license under the Silk Towners, must face only two Both arguments were presented tance requirement for any other type suspension. Court date is Oct. 17. Tapes T V shows when you’re not home Team and should dd well with the Wednesday at a hearing before the mgst of the cost. — Simsbury, Wethersfield — twice. high school. of livestock and that pigs are no more “All along, we had hoped they’d Richard L. Deforge, 19, of 553 Forest St., East Hart state Department of Health. Bot unhealty than other animals. ford, was charged with operating while his license is ticello has appealed an order from open before Christmas,” James The regulation apparently goes Breitenfeld, executive director of the suspended nd operating an unregistered motor vehicle. Dedicated to Win the Town Health Department that his back to the 1920s when pigs were fed Court date is Oct. 17. pig sty is in violation of the health Greater Manchester Chamber of f Playoff Schedule j garbage. Now, the animals are fed Commerce, said. Police made 12 other motor vehicle arrests code because it is within 300 feet of grain like other kinds of livestock, he Wednesday. ★ TYPKAL BUY ★ V i i w it e t aiwtMiiBaiiinimraiiiiiilra n w iitw iMil iwaiiiMW w itr iiiwiiii'TirMiintmwi'iiii- ...... y r homes on Debbie Drive. ‘"That’s going to clobber them. I’m NL Championship Series said. Police detectives were investigating a break-in at the Attorney John LaBelle Jr afraid,” he said of the surrounding' (Besl-of-Five) AL Championship Series Shea, however, said that the ques Buckland Manufacturing Co., 131 Adams St. which was for Junior Gilliam represented Botticello while at businesses. VIDEO T APE RECORDERS (All Times EDT) (Best of-Five) tion of time should not enter into the reported this morning. A safe had been moved and (All Times EDT) torney William Shea, assistant town He said that the chamber would PRICED Oct, 5 — Los Angeles at matter. He said that the homes were opened and tools from a toolbox were found scattered on PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - touched one way or another by him first homer of the game into the left meet with the businesses and try to Philadelphia, 2:30 p.m. Oct. 6 — Kansas City at New York, cool, damp evening. His troubles built on property legally zoned for a offer help with any possible the premises. Police had not yet determined what had 3:30 p.m. Stricken first base coach Jim and love this man,” Dodgers’ field bullpen. began when he shook off catcher Bob Lost Equipment residential use. relocations. There is little the ,been jtplen. Oct. 6 — Philadelphia at Los Manager Tom Lasorda said. ”... Lopes added his homer in the LOW Angeles, 8:30 p.m. Oct. 7 — x-Kansas City at New “Junior” Gilliam was on the Boone’s call for a fast ball and threw ’There is a practical argument that chamber can do in offering financial ^ 4 8 8 i0 0 York, 8:30 p.m. We’d so dearly love to do the job for fourth with Rick Monday aboard via GROTON (UPI) — ’The Navy has AS Oct. 7 — x-Philadelphia at Los minds of the Los Angeles a hanging curve for Garvey’s first confirmed it is searching for equip people do not want to live near a pig assistance, he said. Oct. 8 — x-Kansas City at New him.” a triple. Steve Yeager connected for homer. sty, he said. PARK H IU JOYCE Angeles, 4:30 p.m. Dodgers Wednesday night and ment lost from a submarine in Long The local business owners had WITH FREE TAPE OFFER!!! York, 8:30 p.m. Team Captain Dave Lopes, who a solo shot in the sixth off Rawly In all, Christenson allowed seven FLOWER SHOP Oct. 8 — x-Philadelphia at Los they went out and pounded added a two-run homer in the fourth Eastwick and Garvey completed the Island Sound, but declined to disclose mixed emotions. Angeles, 3:55 p.m. x-if necessary hits, five of them for extra bases, Philadelphia pitching for a inning, said he didn’t have to do too assault with a solo homer to left- what was lost or how. Sue Levine, owner of Cards Etc., x-if necessary The World Series will open Oct. 10 before Manager Danny Ozark lifted ‘"ITie lost equipment does not in said that even if a relocation was SPECIAL at 8:30 p.m. in the home park of the record-tying four home runs, much to remind his teammates that center in the ninth off Tug McGraw. him with one out in the fifth. The volve anything of an explosive nature started now, it would be difficult to National League champion. including two by Steve Garvey, this game, and the series, meant Rookie Bob Welch slammed the Dodgers went on to register a major or anything of any danger to man or F ire C alls get established before the Christmas OF THE WEEK A Registration Date in a 9-5 victory in the opening something special. door on the Phillies after relieving league playoff record of 30 total season. fMANCHESm. “ We didn’t have any loud starter Burt Hooton in the fifth when bases. the environment,” Lt. Cmdr. Registration for the East Catholic game of the National League Douglas McCurrach of the Naval Manchester “If construction has started before rom pons Third Best screaming on the bench,” the second Philadelphia had drawn to within 7-4 “I definitely left Christenson in bMTOKBBNBYST.JXIT High ice hockey program will be held championship series. baseman said. with the help of five singles. News Desk in Washington, D.C., said the bad weather, I think we’ll all MISSION, Kan. (UPI) - Brown there too iong because they got too Wednesday, 3:14 a.m. Smoke detector, Tuesday night at 7:30 at the school. Gilliam, 49, suffered a cerebral Lopes himself started the third in Welch, a starter most of the Wednesday. Pascal Lane (Town) stick it out,” she said. / receiver Mark Famham is currently many runs off him,” Ozark said. 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 It’s advised you use the main en hemorrhage Sept. 15 and currently is ning outburst that led to the Phillies season, allowed only two hits — one a McCurrach said only that the USS Wednesday, 6:22 a.m.—False alarm at Mike DiBella of Blue Liquors said, third among the nation’s Division I-A The ioss also wiped out Ozark’s Bunch 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 9 trance. in a coma. The entire Dodger team is downfall, with a double off loser Affray, an ocean-going minesweeper, box, Waddel Road and Pioneer Circle “It’s still going to he a struggle until pass catchers, according to NCAA pinch-hit home run to Jerry Martin in prediction for a sweep of the series, *2.69 Details and cost of the program dedicated to winning the playoffs Larry Christenson. Following a Mike the ninth — in 4 1-3 innings to get the “has conducted recovery operations (Town) they open up again.” He said that he (CASH $nd CAMY) but he wasn’t giving up. will be available abthe meeting. Any statistics. Schmidt error, Reggie Smith singled in ^ n g Island Sound for a piece of Wednesday, 6:13 p.m.—Brush fire. still will have to think over what to do nowKRt_tnd ARRANoauma MR eveav occariom ... 0PENT0N ltE T IL 9 and, they hope, the World Series for win. “I don’t think I said that we were interested students or parents are in Farnham, has 13 grabs in two him. \ home Lopes and Garvey, the team’s equipment lost from a submarine North Main Street near Stock Place with his business. .16 OAK .ST„ HAKCHKS1>:R Trl. 649A)791 »r 649.1441 fHKK TUBS.. WEO., a BAT. *TIL S Christenson, one of the Phillies’ going to win the first three games,” (Eighth District) vited to attend. games to ^ve him a 6.5 per game “I feel those of us who have been in hottest hitter down the stretch with a during a training exercise.” MON., THURB., PRI. 'TIL • average. most consistent pitchers during their he said, “I just said that we would the Dodger,organization have been .430 average for September, lined his stretch drive, didn’t have it on the win three straight.” PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, Oct. 5, 1978 _ ------MANCHESTER EVENING------HERALD,------— Manchester.------, Conn., — ...... , Thurs.. wOct. t ,. 5, i1978 j i o — rPAGE FIFTKKN WHA Refuses to Disappear, Freiheit ‘Quality’ Receiver, Set for Seventh Campaign Draws Rave Notices from All touchdown was an unbelievable, full- secured most of the better Houston scoring last season with 34 goals and The Nordiques need improvement By LEN AUSTER added,. “ He loves to beat people. He NEW YORK (UPI) - length, outstretched diving stab in players and they should fill the gaps 96 points. He joins son Mark on a line on defense and from goalies Richard Herald Sporlswriter has tremendous pride in his ability. Shrinking though it may be, the the end zone with a Raider defender centered by Andre LaCroix, the Brodeur and Jim Corsi. The defense As far as the competition we’re World Hockey Association much more cheaply and probably When you talk about East breathing down the back of his WHA’s all-time leading scorer was hobbled by injuries last year. playing now, he’s the best.” nearly as well.” Catholic wide receiver Mike shoulder pads. refuses to disappear. Bobby Hull returns at age 39 to acqwired from Winnipeg, which had Taking up the league’s rear will be The most important thing for a Freiheit, you’re talking about Freiheit, himself, is not all that im The WHA returns for its seventh lead a strong attack which also pici ed him up from Houston. Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Bir wide receiver, any receiver, is to pressed by Freiheit. He instead gives season without Swedish stars Anders features last season’s Rookie of the Tlie Whalers, the league’s least mingham. “ quality,” says Head Football catch the ball. 'The glue-fingered credit to his success to his team Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson, without the Year, Kent Nilsson, Don Larway, scored upon team last year, again Pat Stapleton is the new coach in Coach John LaFontana. Freiheit agrees, stating, “ It’s in mates. “ Catching the ball is the Houston Aeros and without its long Willie Lindstrom, Peter Sullivan and relies on a defense led by Rick Ley Indianapolis, where he once starred, stinct. ’The key is keeping your eye on Freiheit, 6-foot, 184-pound junior, easiest step,” he insists, “ We sought merger with the established playoff MVP Bobby Guindon. and Gordie Roberts. With Al Smith but the Racers unloaded a number of in his third year as a starter has the ball. When the ball is in the air wouldn’t be able to pass without good National Hockey League. and former Birmingham Bull John high salaried players, leaving 17- you have to concentrate on the ball possibly emerged as the premier line work and Tony (Pachesa) is a Nonetheless, the WHA survives and Garrett in goal, the Whalers own the year-old rookie Wayne Gretsky as and block everything else out of split end in the state. He is one of the fantastic quarterback,” Freiheit and that is noteworthy in itself. WHA’s best group of goaltenders. the main attraction. Gretsky became ' view. Concentration is 90 percent of primary reasons why the Eagles, un credits. The league this season will feature The one WHA team the NHL another of the WHA’s underage beaten, but once-tied in three out receiving.” Pachesa, also a junior, is off to a one seven-team division following desires is Edmonton, which led the signings when he signed a seven- ings, are off to their best start in “ I’d like to think we have three splendid start as in three games he’s the disbanding of Houston. The WHA in attendance last year (10,235 seven years. good receivers,” LaFontana states, year, |2.5 million contract. completed 32-of-52 attempts (62 per Aeros, leagues champions in 1973-74 average) and would be a logical stop “ Witoout going too far from what “ What Mike does is allow the other Richie Leduc is the Racers’ big cent) for 485 yards and five TDs, four and 1OT4-75, dropped out when their for NHL teams traveling between kids to get open because he sees so scorer and Stapleton added ex-NHL I’ve seen, and I’ve seen some good to Freiheit. attendance fell 39,027 to 315,698. Toronto and Vancouver. Glen Sather star Gary Smith' in goal. receivers, I really feel Mike is as much coverage.” “ Tony and I every day after prac The remaining teams are the has built the Oilers into contenders in Floyd Smith, the Buffalo Sabres’ good as any of the great receivers So far, Freiheit has drawn attenion tice work on all our patterns. We defending champion Winnipeg Jets, one year. former coach, assumes command in w e’ve had in the state,” LaFontana — in more ways than one. ^SS check out the timing and stay out un Al Smith the Edmonton Oilers, Quebec Nor- Dave Dryden, Montreal star Ken Cincinnati, which nearly folded in the offered of his gifted pass-catcher, Alan Hanglesben til we complete all at least once,” diques and four U.S.-based teams — Dryden’s older brother, and former who has been accorded double and off-season. Robbie Ftorek and Rick Freiheit stated, proving practice the New England Whalers, In Former Houston forwards Morris Montreal farmhand Eld Walsh are the sometimes triple coverage in the Dudley handle the scoring but the does make perfect. “ It’s to a point dianapolis Racers, Cincinnati Lukowich, Terry Ruskowski, Steve goalies. ’They are protected by quali early going. Rangers in Tie Stingers’ defense is almost non now where he knows where I am on Stingers and Birmingham Bulls. West and John Gray will ease the loss ty defenseman like Al Hamilton and existent. ’The loss of Stapleton leaves “ I know of no one who is his equal NEW YORK (UPI) - Brad Park’s Defense Superb Winnipeg lost four players to the the field and I know when to expect of Ulf Nilsson and Hedberg. Paul Sbmyr but Sather needs help and I feel most coaches who play Smith virtually without a quality him to throw it to me. I hardly ever power play goal 11:54 into the third NHL. Center Nilsson and right wing Joe Daley, who alternated in goal from his other defenders to cut down against Mike feel that way, too,” defenseman. break patterns because it’s a lot period Wednesday night gave the Hedberg each grabbed $^,000 a with Bromley last season, returns on the 307 goals allowed last year. continued the Eagle sixth-year Birmingham will continue its easier on Tony.” Boston Bruins a 4-4 tie with the New year to join the New York Rangers, and will be backed by Finnish import The bulk of the scoring is handled brawling style of hockey to draw the leader. In Whaler Win “ He has great hands, that’s most York Rangers in an NHL preseason backup goalie Gary Bromley signed Markus Mattsson. An able defense is by Ron Chipperfield with able As a sophomore, Freiheit hauled in fans in Alabama. New Coach John important,” appraised LaFontana, game. with Vancouver and left wing Dan headed by 34-year-old Lars-Erik assistance from Bill Flett, Dennis 54 passes for 676 yards and three Brophy, a notorious fighter in the “ He has great intelligence, he knows The Rangers went ahead 4-3 early By EARL YOST Labraaten went to Detroit. Sjoberg and Barry Long. Sobchuk and newcomer Stan Weir, TDs. He’s off to a good start this defunct Eastern Hockey League, will all aspects of the game. He in the period when Anders Hedberg Sports Editor The Jets dominated the league last Former Houston Coach Bill Dineen formerly of the Toronto Maple Leafs. supply plenty of know-how in that season with a 6-reception, 98-yard, 3- scored his first goal in a New York year and General Manager Rudy recognizes what the defenses are Seven goals got past New England goalie John Garrett takes over at New England, the Quebec, league champions two regard. It won’t help the Bulls im touc'bdown performance against uniform just 39 seconds into the Pilous believes the losses, in addition doing to him and makes adjustments. WHA’s most attractive U.S. years ago, hopes to rebound from last prove theii' standing, however. Tony Pachesa Aims fo r Favorite Target Windsor Locks, possibly his finest period and Ron Greschner scored an Tuesday night in Detroit as the Wings outlasted the New to easing the team's budget, will not “ His biggest'asset is he loves to franchise and runner-up to Winnipeg season’s rash of injuries. Marc Tar- Owner John Bassett signed six un outing in a varsity uniform. One unassisted goal at 4:33. England Whalers, 7-5, but last night Al Smith was too much for be that difficult to make up. score touchdowns,” LaFontana Mike Freiheit last season. dif, the league’s MVP and leading derage juniors and the four the National Leaguers at Springfield and the Whalers evened the “ I feel the team will pull together a Gordie Howe, the 50-year-old scorer, teams on a high-scoring line defenseman among them may see bit harder without the three Swedish count, 3-0. hockey legend, returns for another with Christian Bordeleau and Real regular action. Paul Henderson is the piaycrs,' Pilous says. “We have year after leading New England in Cloutier. j^OUTDOOR Jackson Makes Grade Unlike in Detroit where 14,119 fans Keon finished the scoring with a pic top returning forward. TOPICS came out to see Gordie Howe return, ture slap shot after a pass from Mike Intercepting Passes a fixture for 25 years in Detroit Antonovich in period No.3. by Bob Browtiof FmCRCURY OUTDOOR CONSULTANT colors', only 5,472 onlookers saw Overall, it was not a particularly Smith sweep aside, only 15 Detroit Garvey Convinced Since Terry Jackson was drafted in the fifth round by exciting game. In fact, outside of the shots in registering the shutout. Field Hockey COOKING AND BOATINO the New York Giants last spring, almost all of his publici scoring, and some fine defensive play Tbeie’i nothing wrong with a New England's defense was superb ty clippings have included the phrase “ brother of Monte Brad Selwood, Alan Hanglesben, ILLING HIGH roaring outdoor fire, but why with the visitors being limited to just Jackson,” currently with the Oakland Raiders. But now Rick Ley and Smith, it was a ho-hum Illing Junior High girls’ field Many He^s No, 1 cook over one? six shots on goal in the first period, Life outdoor! ihould be Terry is making a name for himself from his starting left affair. hockey team blanked Webb of two in the second 20-minutes and SPORTS enjoyable, and even cooking comerback position. The Whalers played without top Wethersfield yesterday, 2-6. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Steve Patrick Garvey, the son of a seven in the third period. Meanwhile, can be a pleasant experience. Jackson, 5-10, 187 pounds, has collected four intercep scorer, Mark Howe, sidelined with a Wing Janet Locke scored an un bus driver, took the Philadelphia Phillies downtown and dropped SLATE There are many different the Whalers, who jumped off to a 2-0 tions, one in each of the regular season games, as the bruised knee. Howe scored 13 points assisted goal early in the second half them off at a dead end. kinds o f portable stoves avail first period margin, blasted a game Giants are off to their best start since 1968 with a 3-2 ST. REGIS; THE SAINT in five games, including seven goals. and later added her second tally, able, and research by the Mer total of 34, getting double figure tries On the way, he showed them a few played he has hit .381 and .375, and in Thursday cury outboards outdoors staff mark. Friday night, Bobby Orr will lead assisted by Denise White. IS MARCHING IN. The in each session, 11,13, 10. of the sights, enough to convince the two previous championship GIRLS SWIMMING shorn that most o f them suit Terry was one of two high defensive backfield draft the Chicago Black Hawks into Donna Rock and Tammy Kleperis the special needs o f boat newest, biggest, most luxurious The red light was lit first by John them he’s the No. 1 player in this series he has appeared in, he hit .389 East Catholic at Hamden, choices in 1978. The other, Odis McKinney from Springfield and Sunday night the pre played well offensively and Andrea campen. McKenzie, with Dave Kedn setting championship series and the entire and .308. 7 p.m. Colorado, was selected in the second round. Dodge of them all. St. Regis, season exhibition finale will find the Brown and goalie Wendy Felletter Here are some tips to help up the tally . It was a power play goal league as well. “ I wasn’t looking forward to pro football. I really didn’t new look New York Rangers in for a defensively for Illing. “ If they’ve given Reggie Jackson you select the right cooking the modern full-size car that Some of the things he showed them equipment. start to think about being drafted until my senior year at at 7;28, five seconds after Willie skirmish with the Whalers. the title Mr. October, then what Friday combines roominess and Huber was in the penalty box for were a three-run homer his second would you call Garvey?” inquired Storage aboard a boat is San Diego State,” says Jackson. “ Even then I really Despite last night’s win, it marked Soccer SOCCER always critical, so the stove cross checking. time up, a titanic triple the next time Dodger utility ace Lee Lacey. “I didn’t think about it until the seventh or eighth game of efficiency. COLT: EASY ON the first time this season the Whalers Windham at Manchester, must be as compact and self ILLING HIGH and another home run in his final the season when, by chance, I walked into the coaches’ of George Lyle was in the right place failed to score five goals. The record know what name I’d give him. To 3:30 contained u txnsible. THE OATS. There's a new Colt Illing Junior High varsity soccer turn at bat. By the time he was all fice. Some pro scouts were busy looking at films of me. I to knock in goal No.2, from Mike stands at 4-1-1. The Wings are 2-4-1. me, he’s the Man for All Seasons.” East Catholic at Glaston It should nave a protective ... I in the stable. A two-door team remained unbeaten with a 2-1 finished Wednesday night, he had case and sturdy carrying could hardly believe it.” Rogers and Gordie Roberts, and Tommy Lasorda, the Dodgers bury, 3:15 win over the Windham High them shaking their heads in awe and managers, buys that. handle. Also, buy a folding Jackson was ranked third behind McKinney and front-wheel-drive hatchback freshmen yesterday at Illing. Portland at Cheney Tech, stand for cooking on shore. admiration over the way he almost “ He’s the same in spring training, veteran Bill Bryant during the preseason, but both came with the unique 4 x 2 Twin R.J. Jones put the Rams, now 3-0, 3:15 If you intend to cook aboard ^The Best Vve Ever Seen^ single-handedly inuscled the Los the dog days of summer and the cool the boat, select a stove which up with injuries to open the door for Terry against Tampa on the scoreboard first converting a Bay the first week of regular season. He took advantage Stick transmission. Angeles Dodgers to a 9-5 lopsider in ones of fall,” Ldhorda said. “He South Windsor at Wind can be mounted to the gunwale penalty kick and later took a pass the National League playoff opener. or other interior support. of the opportunity, picking off a Doug Williams’ pass and DIPLOMAT: THE SCENE never changes. I can remember the sor, 3:30 from ^ k e St. Laurent to give Illing Davey Lopes and Steve Yeager A gimbaled stove is one that racing 32 yards for the touchdown. first day he walked into the hotel in Rockville at Windsor allosn the heating units and the STEALER. The mid-size what proved to be the game-winner. also chippqd in with homers for thO Head Coach John McVay’s Giants had nine intercep Ogden, Utah, to play for me in the Locks, 3:30 pant to remain level despite personal luxury Dodge that Howe Thrilled Fans The entire team played well. Dodgers and 21-year-old Bob Welch tions heading into the fifth game, with Jackson’s four the Rookie League. ’Iliat was in 1968 and Coventry at Bolton, 3:15 wave action or attitude of tlw also impressed with his over boat. This reduces the chance individual tops. In 1977, New York recorded only 12 aerial lets people know you've RENNET JAYVEES he was fresh out of Michigan State. East Hampton at Rham, Bennet Junior High jayvee soccer powering relief job after taking over He came ready to play and he hasn’t for accidental spillage. steals. Against San Francisco, the rookie picked off one arrived. 3:15 Gimbaled stoves are more ASPEN; BIG FOR ITS In Detroit Return team upped its record to 24-1 yester for starter Burt Hooton in the fifth in and had another called back because of a Giants’ penalty. changed a lick in 10 years.” CROSS COUNTRY expensive, but worth the extra SIZE. Aspen four-door is still ning, but Garvey was the one all the “ Monte being his brother has helped Terry,” says day with a 5-1 triumph over J.F. Garvey’s actual introduction to the Manchester / Xavier at cost if you plan to do a lot o f on Kennedy of Enfield at Charter Oak Phillies were talking about after it board cooking. McVay. “ He knows a little about what to expect and just the compact family car that's Gordie Howe returned to Detroit Tuesday night and thrilled Dodgers cam e when he was a kid and East Catholic, 3:30 Park. was all over. he’d ride with his father, Joe, who Another kind o f stove uses being able to talk to someoue like that is of value. Terry’s roomier than Fairmont, Cheney Tech at Portland, bottkd propane gas and is ideal the crow d o f 14,119 at The Olympia with a goal in the third period Dan Guachione registered the “ Nothing he does surprises me,” drove the club bus during the team’s performance won him a job, just as the injuries opened 3:15 for permanent mounting in a roomier than Zephyr. OMNI; said shortstop Larry Bowa, the door for him. He was able to take advantage.” on apists from sons Mark and Marty. The Red Wings beat the three-goal hat trick for the young exhibition games in Florida. His Manchester at Simsbury boat. Philadelphia’s top performer this Although it is early in the season, for the record, the IT DOES IT ALL Front- ^alers, 7-5, but the score played second fiddle to “Mr Bears with Pat Collins and Tom father still drives buses for a living. Invitational (girls) The only drawback is the size Finnegan also finding the range. year. “ I think he’s the most consis o f the gat tank, although tome NFL mark for most interceptions in a season is 14, held P Detroit ice since the end Garvey seems to thrive on FIELD HOCKEY wheel-drive Omni leads the way Goalie Bill Perry along with the tent player in all baseball. 1 know pressure, especially the kind which operate from small cylinder by Dick (Night Train) Lane for Los Angeles in 1952. of the 1970-71 season. Manchester at Windham, tanks. in agility, versatility and just defense played well. Dave Parker’s fans and Reggie “I never really expected to play much this year,” Howe received standing ovations prevails in playoff and World Series 3:30 Regular marine stoves, such today.” Smith’s fans will all yell at me, but I explained Jackson. But for the Giants, a couple of in 'y '' plain fun. MAGNUM XE: NOT before, during and after the game games. • GIRLS VOLLEYBALL as thoM long used in saltwater ROGIE VACHON (Wings’ Volleyball think Garvey is this year’s MVP. I’d craft, bum ^cohol. juries to players ahead of Jackson on the depth chart, and drew praise from many of the “ I’ve always enjoyed pressure Enfield at Manchester, YOUR AVERAGE FAMILY goalie): “ It’s funny. I made my first EAST CATHOLIC give it to him if I had a vote. He goes situations,” be said following may have b ^ n a blessing in disguise. Red Wings’ players. Quotes from 3:30 CAR. More than mere NHL save against him. I stop p ^ him Scoring an easy win yesterday was out there and does it every day.” Wednesday night’s spectacular per m m ^ Tom Henderson’s story in Detroit G lastonbury at East on a clean breakaway from center the East Catholic girls’ volleyball Garvey was the only Dodger to transportation. Magnum XE is Free Press follow: formance. ‘"niat’s what life is all Catholic, 3:15 ice. He caught me a little bit by sur team, 15-1, 15-4 and 15-10, over host play in every one of their 162 games about — challenges. ’These kinds of a personal expression for the DENNIS HEXTAL (Wings’ GIRLS SWIMMING prise tonight. I was off balance. I was E.O. Smith in Storrs. this season. He led them in hitting games always are important to me center): “ He’s a little slower, but looking for the pass and trying to East Hartford at Jai Alai Reaulta driver who's an individualist. Everyone made a contribution as with his .316 average and in driving because they’re the showcases of he’s still one hell of a hockey player. cheat a little and he caught me. He Manchester, 3:30 CHALLENGER; ONE WITH the Eaglettes won their fourth in six them across with 113 RBI. baseball. I enjoy the situations. If I They talk about Bobby HuU or Bobby let a real good shot go. I should have East Catholic at outings. The Dodgers call Garvey “The fail, I don’t let it bother me.” Wednesday Evening EVERYTHING TO GO. The GT Orr, but Howe’s the best I’ve ever come out to cover the angle.” Windham, 7 p.m. seen.” East also took the jayvee en Iron Horse” because of his tremen Possibly Greg Luzinski put it best import with the surprisingly GORDIE H OW E: Tve had so counter, 15-3 and 15-9. 'The jayvees dous durability and his Charles Atlas in talking about Garvey. t e r r y H A R P E R (W in g s ’ «T6MSvaram Fm GNE Mus son p m (and pleasingly) long list of many great nights here, they all sport a 5-1 mark. physique and also because of his “ He’s a clutch ballplayer,” said RADIO* TV t U hate IIJI ■ n i CMC IlM IS SE« Tons defenseman): “ Somebody’s been J J 2 ! 2 iknttnmm 214# 19M 121 U S U l 121 blend in. I have witnessed this crowd faculty for being at his best the Phillies left fielder. “’To me, lUI Uj 5»nihn llJi SJI 2 TaSak MnaMi U S U S standard equipment. DODGE feeding us a lot of crap. I’ve been MANCHESTER HIGH Baseball - 2 p.m. - i t r e r - iW « tai UiSl lUi at fever pitch lor years and I think whenever October rolls around. bBUk141lM 3taalahr ui reading all this stuff about how show that’s the highest praise you can pay Dodgers vs. Phils, Ch. 8, * M a 2 - S M N *M ik 24 2UI IS INTO TRUCKIN' LIKE the sign up there said it all: Felled in four sets, Manchester Msds 1-7 41121 W icti l-S ll7Ji In the two World Series he has anybody in this business.” Trilicta I-7-4 1.7S12I M a d a U l l U S he is. He’s not slow. He’s good. He High girls’ volleyball team saw its 40. THkeU 2-M i m J I 7rikUa 12-3 37121 ‘Welcome home, Gordie, good luck SECW cdi iMUS sna pom AMERICA'S INTO JEANS. could play in this league, I’ll tell you Wings.’ It was so nice, it felt so good, record drop to the .500 level yester IMthpa m MH I f am UK Mut mm iWTs Tons CMC SMUS sm ncTs llm T U i i s rC a m W sM M I2 N 14.M U S I S S . 2141 lU S U S Dodge is still the lowest priced that. 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Windham ik k d u IlN IS.SS 4.SS 3 2ASa t>ib SJI 111 SMaihkaSif S S A t UJI 7JI < ** 11.7* ITS 4 M i S t a n s US SCankilTaal |J| DEALER SERVICE. Your Some Fishy Facts Center. Celtics’ Coach Satch Sanders said Wethersfield ITS takUSUI Kuhn Sued 3>$ 3S.4I ta b 113141 The Cavaliers were led by guard he was satisfied with several aspects Penney Pitkcla 13 114JS TarfiiklSIUI Dodge Dealer is your one-stop What does it take to be an expert PwfectaS-S 13iM 7rikck 114 72ttS Irihcli 134 M113I black bass, “ see” things by means of NEW YORK (UPI) - Terry Furlow, who scored 15 points of the game. He said be felt the loss East Hartford TrifKb 3-S-2 421N fisherman? Those who make the • 7 IB M B U 7 1 automotive center, offering sound and vibrations they detect, es Sports Illustrated magazine in the fourth period, and rookie guard of Earl Williams, with a dislocated Fermi M M 2 t l S 7 grade say you should know your n m o o D O E exciting domestic and imported pecially at night. Ken Higgs, who racked up 12. finger in the fourth period, was a key tackle and lures, understand fish reporters Melissa Ludtke c o c Do fish sh^ their scales? The Celtics led by as much as 18 factor. O'all cars and trucks, plus first-rate behavior and do a lot of fishing. and Kathy Aiidria may be w. 1 .1. w. 1 .1. No, scales only grow bigger. points, 8042, in the third period as Sanders was encouraged by Others, perhaps not quite as serious Coventry service from trained skillful Biologists use the scales to age fish, assigned to cover the forward Billy Knight scored 19 Cowens’ play. He liked the rebound 4 0 0 5 2 0 about fishing, say that all it takes to Rocky Hill Jal Alai Entrlaa mechanics, all under the with rings corresponding to each American and National points. work off both boards and felt they 4 0 0 5 1 0 be an expert is to sound like one. Rham year of a fish’s life appearing on a League playoffs and the But with 4:32 in the fourth period to ran well. He singled out Maxwell, 3 1 0 6 1 0 ( Bowling ) friendly Dodge banner. DODGE Either way you must know Bacon Academy Thursday Evening scale seen under a microscope. go, Furlow dropped in a pair of free Rowe and Tatum for strong overall 3 1 0 6 1 0 World Series — and they Vinal Tech IS ... ALL OF THE ABOVE. something about fish. Here are a few Do fish drink water? throws to give the Cavaliers the lead, 2 2 0 4 2 0 SfeCtKSMiS 4SKU3 don’t want Baseball CtRn- performances. M C H ilSM lS ...AUiOF simple facts front Mercury out Cromwell irsais 7 7 sa n Not freshwater fidi. ’They taken i n . 93-92, and the Celtics came closer Calvaier’s Coach Bill Fitch was 1 3 0 3 3 0 MOUNTAIN DEW - Lou boards’ fishing department which East Hampton I.M ik M s I. lhaal water with their food, and also when missioner Bowie Kuhn than three after that. IS k m l k m 2Mi Toutain 210-514, Lee Bean pleased. “ I’m bard to please in an IfeaHa you can use to either catch more fish, they force water through the gills to keeping them out of the High scores for Cleveland were Portland 130 240 IMbSakni 180-481, Lois Brown 189- exhibition game. Even though we iM r ip n lm iW lla a i or to impress friends. IC na 489, Pat Jackson 189-535, obtain oxygen. Most of this is teams’ locker rooms. Furlow with 21 points; Higgs with 18. won we didn’t rebound well for quite Bolton 0 3 1 0 4 3 Lliki Do fish hear? probably expelled immediately. Cheney Tech 0 4 0 1 4 1 ITwtIki 111 Barbara Brody 179-470, Knight had 25 points, guard Erl a while,” he said. J. Sk I» Yes, but not the same as most The women Wednesday 7. k i r t a Saltwater fish do drink water, since Tatum had 14 and forwa^ Cederic Charity Bowl tfcinipilki I Ina Mia Kachmor 177-478, other creatures. Fish do not have the high concentration of salt in the sued Kuhn in U.S. District M IM nUSUS sfecumssus Shelia Price 176-497, Bee 7mnt 7rssns WEABOIIE. external ears but they do detect water around them tends to cause a Court in Manhattan on NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Elis 1. Skill S lt a l I. laea lariana I. Canakk fesrian Moquin 468, Pat ’Thibodeau XhriaalfenSia sounds and vibrations in water by loss o f natural body fluids. They pass charges he has ordered will host Rutgers University, Oct. 7 I t a t a I S a a i a 454. 1 aStaim 1 Ifri Jana means of an internal air bladder off excess salt through special cells. women sports reporters Bonds Say He,Won’t Report in the second annual Yale-sponsored 1 knsal la l i a h a which transmits sound to an ear Charity Bowl game. 1 CmlirSni S. Ia*ia« M aha Do fish sleep?. barred from the locker 1 fearaiai Cana chamber. Also, experiments have Biologists says yes. Fish do not ^® '’®land Indians’ outfielder Bobby Bonds, who The contest has been designed to 7 .P ik h rfli l.banfealTash HOME ENGINEERS- rooms of the four teams in I M I i S k a I Ina ha tfehrtaSaub CHOkCHES MOTORS INC. 'shown that some fish use their allow local charities and non-profit have eyelids and therefore don’t iNOMiisnus WUICICSIUS Sfe C M C H M U Shirley McBride 183-484, lateral lines to detect vibrations and close their eyes, but they do take volved in the playoffs. Miss organizations to sell tickets to the iNsni 7711113 If lC IS Cathy Bohjallan 181-473, I. Ins Sahalia 1. Canakk Cirik transmit to the ear chamber. game and keep half the revenue from 1. k q t a Linda Corbitt 466. time out to rest. Some lies on their Ludtke recently obtained a t lia I SaSra ICanCaoki XSilaaUmaiSa 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Do fish see underwater? W ^esdlf L f statemeny^^nds told the Cleveland Press their sales. I b n M i XCanikbSaiia llnkalfeahp sides, others rest against objects, court order allowing women IhriaalCana 4. M a i SahaasB Definitely, although their vision is change my muid. Cleveland will have to trade me to Yale beat Connecticut 21-7 last I M I a a S k a GALAXIES- Debbie and still others suspend themselves reporters access to the LMitni Ifeiifeniaii 1 Canha I Ina in i 643-2791 limited by the short distance light a W^est C ^ t team or I’U retire.” Bonds has four more ySm oTa f h S w edi and will be shooting for its third L t a i t a S i HbaHalah 1 fekik Cnaia l Rozell 127-125-365, Joan motionaless for short periods of contract totaling million. "ve-year MaUaaani l.ZMahfeikr Yankees’ locker room. 32 straight win of the 1978 season in the 7. femes ha lla h C a a M a Kelsey 154. BOYS travels in water. Some fish, such as time. t fe ilta o M 1 bq SkaSi upcoming match. Rutgers is 21.
' y <-*•¥> PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 5, 1978 I mKKMims • M SHeoter evening hebald. c „„,, ^ ' VAi Pipe Band Planning rx Stag Golfer Shows Well Annual Tartan Ball Vernon Delays WACAP ByBv BARBARA RICHMOND ____ _ . I"*) tion, which was formerly the U.S. Of C/U.HI k nr ®ij Overseas Band award in the 1977 Herald Reporter ficials in Boston of his feelings. Bn M “ " !p l“ »l'll». WB Bold IB ajinnnt Ta? fice of Economic Opportunity, for Wednesday night he appointed a VERNON — Because the Town of recognition of WACAP as the com three-member committee to work Vernon would not have time to munity action agency to serve the with representatives of various '/® £ S With Errant Shots Tartan Ball marks the conclusion of the U S review properly all of Its social ser low-income communty in Tolland social service groups in town and to vices programs before an Oct. 17 County. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - At hotel with a life rope, just in case. mile-wide Lake Pontchartrain north review all of the information and The ball he hits off the elevated of New Orleans. highland games throughout the U S The deadline set by the Windham Area' It was noted that a lack of response make a preliminary report the next last count, Floyd “Lake” Rood first tee will be saved for posterity— Rood, who earned his nickname by !f began in WlTand is one Community Action Program from the town would be treated as an council meeting. had hit 97 pedestrians and 123 or maybe resale to help fulfill his diving in water traps to recover ^ th e oldest such groups in America. Several naUv^b^ra (WACAP), the Town Council delayed acceptance of the application and Francis Pitkat, executive director dream of equipping 50 trailers with balls, crossed the lake standing on S
.!^i^.!yCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 5, 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE H i p W tn tH Y3 H i p W m tH 13 H ip WttttPd » H om oa F o r Safa 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Hip WanM 13 Hip WanM PART TIME PERSON to do DENTAL RECEPTIONIST GIRL FRIDAY. Must have 13 Homaa For Sala 23 National Weather Forecast KEEP SMILING Homaa For Sale 23 Homaa For Sala body damage estimates. who can also assist at chair some knowledge of typiiu and a r r a n g e a to y & GIFT 23 ^3aoo Hours flexible. Some side, wanted for part time bookkeeping. Hours 8:30 to AMBITIOUS PERSON- EAST HARTFORD- $50’s. 6 KEEP HAPPY IF YOirRE THINKING ABOUT PARTY - Generous Awards, Room Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, exMrience helpful, but we work at South Windsor Dental . 4:30, Monday thru FVlday. wmonstrators also needed, Energetic / reliable, available She HeratJi MATTLI will consider training right Office. Call 644-8253. Write to Box BB, c/o for immediate employment. fireplace, eat-in kitchen plus w e r 300 newest most-wanted person. See Mr. C arar, at Manchester Herald. Large company. $200 per formal dining room. Attached BUYING OR SELUNG A NOME... Items. Call Collect 673-0494 H o u aa h o ld Goods 40 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^ r t e r Chevrolet, 1229 Main SALES PERSON - Full time Or write SANTA’S PARTIES week potential, plus incen garage. Finished rec room. 3 Street, Manchester. and part time. New England’s tives. Call 646-3936 Equal Op- bedrooms, and additional MACHINIST- Earnings of 14 Avon, Conn. 0600L REFRIGERATORS oldest Fireplace and Stove to- 19K- for experienced THMX ABOUT portunity Employer■M/'’ M/F. bedroom in basement, more! Desirable location. 289-1272, Washers, and ranges, used, HARTFORD DESPATCH Shop. Good salary, benefis, Bridgeport-Lathe machinist. I^GAL SECRETARY. Start saA.9s4s MOVING DEPARTMENT - bonus. Bolton area. Great guaranteed and cfean. New Day stuft. Call today 647-1789, November 15, 1978 for East I ! ...... *...... shipment damaged, G.E. and P H O N E - In East Hartford, ctose to I- position for some one who Newgate Machine Co. H...... a rtfo rd...... Situation WanM 15 643 2711 Law F irm , MANCHESTER- Just listed. 7 Fngidaire. Low prices. B.D. 64, at exit 56, needs Expediter loves a challenge. Write Box DUBALDO/ Experience requred. Salary FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINO YOUN AD GG, c/o Manchester Herald. Room Ranch. Formal Dining Pearl and Son, 649 Main for paper work. Varied tasks, LEGAL SECRETARY- Ver commensorate with skills. RESPONSIBLE Mother will Street, 643-2171. including Customer Service non Law Firm seeks full time 289-8625 care for children in my home. Room. Family Room. 2 baths. and (Haims Processing. You HARTFORD DESPATCH & Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. Eat in kitchen. Full basement. tOWIIT IIMniATUlIt ' Legal Secretary, with good LOVE SEAT. Like new condi H i p W a n M 13 can become integral part of WAREHOUSE CO. In East ^ n g and shorthand iSuUs. B4» 0505i LESPERANGE Excellent condition! $56,900. .40. b o o k A TOY & G IFT The Hayes Corporation, 646- tion, orange background with ADVERTISING ADVERTISING busy office. Vital Hartford, close to 1-84, at exit Friendly atmospliere. PARTY — Generous Awards. FAMILY DAY CARE accep- MALE AIDE for private duty, 56, needs intelligent, conscien 0131. white floral print. Call after 4 qualifications are: Good Competitive salary and DEMONSTRATORS ALSO ting children 21/2 thru 5 years p.m., 646-1168. RATES DEADLINE, to care for 23 year old telephone personality, abiity tious take-dharge ^rson for Fringe benefits. Experience NEEDED. Over 300 newest, old in my state licensed home. Quadraplegic. S days, 40 Inventory Control. Varied H o e W a n M 13 H a lp W a n M 13 VERNON- Attractive 3 1 day ...... 12t word per day 12:00‘noon lha day before to organize paper work, preferred. Phone 646-1974.. most-wanted items. Call Call 644-3380. hours. Call Paul Herbst, 875- . ^ply Peg Dew^, tasks include: Order Prmara- bedroom Ranch, fireplaced KENMORE GAS STOVE. Artlclea lor Sala 3daya ...... 11c word par day publlMUon. _MEN NEEDED BY Small collect 673-0494. Or write Double oven, coppertone, very 4f Artlclea for Sala 41 6 days ...... 10c word par day 4173 after 5;30 p.m. rd Drapatch, Box ffiTl, tion. Perpetual Inventory. MACHINIST / SKILLED living room, panelled rec Deadline for Saturday and UetWEATHCR SOTOCACT 9 PART TIME MATURE SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon. FULLY LICENSED DAY good condition, p5.00. Phone 26 daya .. 9c d a y a ...... » You can become an integral SECOND SHIFT- The 'manufacturing company to room, attached 2 car garage. BELT MASSAGER 1/4 hp Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. East Hartford, 06106. We are S’TOCK CLERK - A ' ' Conn. 06001. CARE HOME- Dependable 528-7392. b e r n s t e n ’s g e n e r a t o r 15 words $2.00 minimum CLERK TYPIST - Industrial an Equal Opportunity part of busy office. Vital following manufacturing train for a varity of jobs sitter. Fenced yard. Fun, Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. $50. Call 649-0453 after 4-0() F^or period ending 7 a.m. EST10/6/78. Thursday night will person to Furniture positions are available for in- rrauiring basic mechanical Watson Beach Co., SERVICE- Just received as H ip p y A d i ...... $2.50 Inch manufacturer needs a mature Employer. qualifiations are: Good ment, Marlow's Inc., I MILLWORK - Man with some Safe, Happy and Affordable. p.m. PLEASE READ versatile individual find ram or showers across many of the Atlantic coastal dividuals with prior ability, manual dexterity and Manchester Office, 647-9139. APARTMENT SIZE STOVE - trade in ... 4.0 BF Power in a telephone personality. Street, Manchester. 649-2885. drawer Onan Generator, Ideal experienced in ail facets of of states while some snow flurry activity is possible in the up CABINET MAKERS Memory, Neat Handwritiiig, experience and capabalUies of common sense. Must be y“!?'S,.''’M 5 rb S ”' E,..l OppriS Excellent condition. $25.00. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and fice procedure to assist Fur- per Mississippi Valley and vicinity. Fair to partly cloudy operating independently. mature, dependable and Call 649-2323. for home or camper installa YDUR AD WANTED. Experienced only T yping...... G E N E R A L B U IL D IN G ...... etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main tion. $1,000.00 plus tax Cleulfied ads are taken over nis Dept. Foreman with skies are scheduled elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in need '. Display O aft, Crowle' EXPERIENCED Waitress - Internal Grinder, Taper willing to work. High School Street, New Britain, 225-1977 the phone as a convenience. SUPPLY, 289-3474. EDUCATION MEDITERRANIAN Telephone 646-6001. record keeping, pricing. 2 to 3 clude: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 52 Manchesler. 643: Box 8 l . . , ______Days. Apply in person: La Grinder, Assemblr, Milling, Grads only. $3.00 an hour to Inveatmant Property 25 We buy, sell, trade, The Herald is responsible for WALNUT PORTABLE BAR- years experience. Typing 60 (75) Boston 52 ( 66), Chicago 41 (54), Qeveland 48 (63), 06108. We are an Equal ()ppor Strada ^ s t, 471 Hartford Inspector, Jig Mill. start. 7 am to 3:30 pm. 289- only one incorrect insertion and wpm necessary. Shorthand Bridgeport Operator, 9321. MATURE INTELLIGENT 2 handmade bronze lamps, 10 SPEED COLUMBIA- 1 then only to the size of the Dallas 54 ( 75), Denver 37 (71), Duluth 37 (46), Houston 56 FULL TIME CLERK tunity Employer. Road, Manchester. INCREDIBLE VALUE- 27,000 f r a n k l i n c a s t ir o n helpful. Good working con Broaching, Turret Lathe, person wanted as Recep Private Inatrucllona 18 tall. Hand painted Memterra- year old. Excelleit condition. origirtal insertion. Errors which (79 , Jacksonville 65 ( 80), Kansas City 42 ( 59), Little Rock 48 NEEDED for local 7-11 store. tionist in Manchester Dental square foot Commercial wood burning stove. Good con ditions, excllent benens. In- Drill Press, ^ p ly in person nian Painting. Call 643-9287. New $110.00. Like new $90.00 do not lessen the value of the- (74), Los Angeles 64 ( 76), Miami 73 ( 86), Minneapolis 39 (51) All shifts available. Some SERVICE STATION PART TIME HELP- Female. office, mornings. Telephone REMEDIAL READING and Building in the center of dition. Used one season. Call Call 649-3274. advertisement will not be cor dustronics, Inc., 489 Sullivan MECHANIC- Medium duty Monday thru Friday, a.m to 646-4366 after 5 pm. New Orleans 61 (83), New York 52 ( 65), Phoenix 73 ( 98) San cashier retail experience MECHANIC WANTED - Part gas engine, truck shop Apply within; Tommy’s experience preferred. 649- math; individualized work Manchester’s busy downtown rected, by .an additional Inser Avenue, South Windsor, 289- helpful. Benefits include: or full time. Only those with 3:30 p.m., or call 527-0741. Pizzeria No. 2, 267 East tion. \ requires fully experienced program, (lst-8th grade) by shopping area. Fully MOVING OUT OF STATE- .1588. Francisco 53 ( 70), Seattle 47 ( 64), St. Louis 42 (61) good reference need apply. Cushman Industries Inc., 806 Center Street, Manchester. ______□ M IS C . FOR SALE Sa tu rd a y and Sunday Washington 58 ( 69). ’ Inur^ce, O edit Union, and man, proud of his work, and master’s degree teacher. 568- sprinkled, and air conditioned. Everything Must Go!! Thur- Profit Sharing. Apply in per Will train. Apply in p^son Windsor Street, Hartford, with large freight eleVator mi ...... fr®"’ ® ^ Pm . '*68 desiring to be paid accoraing- Conn. 06102. PAINTERS- Top Wages. 5 8075. ______t _ . . •••••••••••••••••••••• Vornnn C4vnn4 J:_ say from 12 to 4; Friday 10 to PART TIME DRIVER - Must son at 305 Green Road, after 2 p.m. at Silver Lane MANCHESTER years experience. All the conveyor. 4,000 square feet of Vernon Street. Furniture, dis 4; Saturday 9 to 4. 255 Henry •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• know streets. Apply in person ly. 5 day, 45 hour week, witn Artlclea lor Sale 41 hwasher and lots of mis M anchester, 646-9685. An Shell, 252 Spencer Street. pleasant group. Call 643-2414. INSURANCE AGENCY overtime you want. Must have GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, office space. Large showroon Street, 643-9799. Hip Wlitmd ■ 13 Hip WanM 13 to: Krause The Florist, 621 Wants experienced girl. Hours cellaneous items. EHjual Opportunity Employer. own transportation. 1-8()(F842- Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, on Main Street. A successful ALUMINUM sheets used as Hartford Road. are open. Write to Box JJ, c/o 8435. business emptying 60 people, RN-LPN wanted for full or H a lp W a n M Popular. Ages 5-aduIts. printing plates, .007 thick 14 K RING- Firey Austeralian EXPERIENCED SMALL 13 H ip WanM 13 PART TIME- No nights. No Manchester Herald. did over $6,000,000 annually REPOSSESSED Electrolux part time on ail shifts. Apply ENGINE mechanic previous POSITION AVAILABLE - Se Beginners - professionals. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Opel. About 3 carats. weekends. Long holidays. July MVEFIM DISHWASHER WANTED- 3 Easy Banjo method. FREE from this location, before Vacuum Cleaner - Substantial Surronded by 14 genuine director of nursing. Salmon- experience required. cond Congregational Church, EARN $4-$8 HOURLY ser $1. Phone 643-2711. May be Savings! Original Warrantee. vicing our customers from NURSES AIDES- FuU time, and August o il. Many retired PRODUCTION WORKERS SECRETARY- non-profit nights a week. Please call loan instrument. Private moving to larger quarters. picked up A.M. only. Rubies. Value $160. Asking brook Convalescent Home, off Excellent growth opportunity. Coventry. Organist only (pipe all shifts. Experience M eirn money. organization. East Hartford Sensational value at $1,00 per Call 646-3875. House Street, Glastonbury. Eckerts, 742-6103. home on your telephone. gentlemen and housewives Immadlata opming on tha aacond and Cavey’s Restaurant, 643-2751. studio. 646-6557. $80. 568-0515. organ). One service. Send preferred, but training will be emoy driving School Buses. location. Excellent fringe square foot net net lease, or Please call 633-5244. resume to Church Office, 1746 (Hioose own hours. 249-7^1 third ahHta fOr Productim Una Oparatora. P>rt tinG opporhmity TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 55 GALLON DRUMS - $4.00 given. Apply in person: EHist Why not you? We will train. benefits, free parking, bus PIANO - VIOLIN lessons. buy it for $225,000. Owner will Good condition. Good for NURSES AIDES - Full time, Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Hartford Convalescent Home, line. Phone 289-5401. An Equal help arrange finaneng Call each - For sale at Manchester TRUCK MECHANIC and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. MACHINE OPERATORS and Call Vernon 875-2826, or Thaaa )oba ara baaad on Incanthra waminga, f$r ambitious and East Hartford, experienced plating, or welding. Call 649- 745 Main Street, East Hart Manchester 643-2414. Opportunity Employer. Art Roth, 646-2830. Honda, 24 Adams Street. Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 WANTED for general repairs, Experienced preferred, but LEGAL SECRETARY to take miscellaneous workers with a good starting hourly rata, plus sacond responsible person. teacher. All styles, all Ages. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. needed. Must have some High ford. WANTED EXPERIENCE $6.00 per lesson. 569-4284. must have experience and we will train. Apply in persn: full charge of office in and third shuts bonusas. Don’t worry about OPTICIAN- Licensed full or FUEL oil delivery man. Apply USED BEAVER COAT and own tools. Starting salary East Hartford Convalescent Manchester. General prac School Education. Must Be MmI hm vehicle. 23 Fogarty Bros. Inc., 319 Broad MOLDED FORMICA top and hat in good condition. CROSS BREED - Shepherd / able to read and speak SECRETARY- Part time qualifications, wo will train you for tha Job. part time. $7.75 per hour. Cali RIDING LESSONS indoor Bualneaa Property 26 paneled bar with two shelves $7.00. All company nenefits. Home, 745 Main Street, East tice. Good typing, shortnand, mornings, Vernon Circle area. 527-1164 m ornings, Mr. Street. Displayed at Canadian Furs, Irish Setter puppies. Shots and For appointment. Call 688- Hartford. bookkeeping skills. Able to English, and provide own Wa foal you may bast qualify. boms per weeL Start riding ring. Western stock and four stools. $175. 646-6028. wormed. $10. Call 742-9213, Typing, and machine Mastriani. Excellent fringe seat, saddle seat, and bun Pratt Street, Hartford. 2233. work independently. Hours transportation. No experience BURGER KING MANCHESTER - Retail, Telephone 522-7976. after 2 p.m. necessary. Please Call Per transcription a must. Send A full range d banafits ara avallabla, In @ 2r30PiL benefits. WANTED- PART TIME seat. All levels 228-9817. FULL AND PART TIME for flexible 643-5820 or• 643-7135.64! ^kkreper. Preferably mor storage, and/or manufac DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 sonnel Department at Pioneer resume to Box AA c/o cluding fully paid Blua Cross/Blua SMald, turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to yards, $34, plus tax. Also sand, WANTED DEUVERY M.SN golf course maintenance and Manchester Herald. NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3 pm, nings in the Vernon Circle ACCORDIAN used 2 years. GOOD HOMES WANTED for part time for weekends. Ap snack bar. Apply in person at SITTER NEEDED in Bolton Parachute Company, 64^1581. N otd t m m and wom m Paid Holidays, Paid Vacations, Paid RaUra- VOICE, PIANO Instructions, 100,000 sq. ft. Very gravel and more stone 643- 2 adorable 6 week old male Cil Jaanne Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut area. Send Resume stating Former faculty New York 9504. $150 firm. Call 569-1894 after proximately 10 to 15 hours a Tallwood Counti7 Club, Route for children of working to work full or part timo mmt Program, and Excolimt Discounts on Street. 649-4519. qualifications and expected reasonable. Brokers 5:30 p.m. kittens, grey/white, week. Apply Monday thru 85. Hebron. Mother. Mature woman avaninga. 5 p.m. till Music and Art High School. p^rotected. Call Heyman black, white. 643-1891. AMF Products. salary to Box K, c/o Professional Singer/Pianist. Friday, between 12 to 5 pm perirferred.______Hours 2:30______to 5:30. doting. Muat ba ovar 647-9846 Manchester Herald. Properties, 1-226-1206. TIRES- Ski boots, skis, bikes, FOR SALE / NATIONAL afternoons. Bess Eaton, TRUCK DRIVER 644-8597. sewing machine, and tent BAR TENDER - Part time. Must also be available when CongraiulationB 18. A ^ ly In paraon. Don’t wasto tima. Apply Immadiatoiy FURNITURE. Wholesale GEOGRAPHIC 3 CUTE LITTLE KITTENS- Talcottville Road, Vernon. Call 289-7929, after 11 a.m. children have days and (10x16). May be seen at 108 Looking for good homes. on your 487 Cantar Gtraat. AMF CUNO DIVISION deliveries in 3 state area. App FUX)R SUPERVISOR- Must Schoola-Claaaea MAGAZINES- 1939 thru 1977, South Windsor area. days off. Car necessary. 19 Scott Drive, Manchester, all complete sets. All for $50.00. Please call 649-6480, after ly at Warehouse. M&R have the ability to direct and Real Estate WanM 28 day Saturday. MUNSON’S CANDY Please call after 6 p.m., 649- 47 Main Streat Talcottvilla PRINTING Associates, 170 Tunnel Road, control the activities in fast Telephone 643-7153. 10:00 a m. KITCHEN is now accepting PACKING COMPANY wants 5578. 2nd Anniversary Ail gqmit OpNOftunItf Emphfer M /f FOR THE BEST - Manchester Vernon. moving pillow assembly Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ALL CASH For your property applications for full time personnel with mechanical operation. Good chance for WASHER - and like new BRAND NEW UNIVERSAL FREE TO GOOD HOME- Old days, 9 am to 4 pm. Monday ability (will train). Reliability Gloria Stevens •MULTILITH OPERATORS- pupils per teacher. FREE in- within 24 hours. Avoid Red dryer. Pool table, coffee English Sheep Dog. 6 years, NURSES AIDES advancement for one who is trodetory lesson with this ad. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes sewing machine, $150. Soild thur Friday, also evenings and essential. All benefits, 289- All shifts. Must be TELEPHONE SALES qualified. Call 646-1737 for in table, lamps. Telephone 569- state component Panosonic male, very affectionate. weekends. Call for appoint 7401. experienced, all shifts. Full Figure Salon experienced. Part Tims. Exparlancsd Call 46-6306, or 646-3549. Corporation, 646-0131. 3547. Needs love and individual time and part time. Bed terview appointment. turntable and 2, 22 ” Creative ment 649-4332. prsfsrrsd, but not attention. Pedigree. (With maker part time. Own of Manchester •BINDERY MACHINE SELLING your house? Call us speakers with stand, complete GENERAL WAREHOUSE nscstsary. Establishsd 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer $175 . 644-0156 after 6 p.m. papers $50.) Call 742-5567, SECRCTARY / Bookkeeper - transportation. Apply in per TEACH NON-CREDIT COURSES OPERATOR-Second □ REAL ESTATE first and we’ll make you a $150. Outboard motor 40 horse evenings, or weekends. HELP- Abiity to drive son, Silver Lane Pavilon, 51 •srvlca businsss. Needed for small private Forklift. Class II License. All shift. Must have some cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Evenrude $250.Mobilehome Apple Gate Lane, east Hart From Sister Salons at Manchester Community College Salary piua Commlaalon Realtor, 643-1577. school in Manchester. 5 day benefits. 289-7401. experience on folders Bualneaa Opportunity 14 Homes For Sale 23 45x10 with furniture in cam week, 8:30 to 4. Good typing, ford, between 9-2, Monday & cutters. ping ground $4,000, Call 525- BUYERS D O rr thru Friday. and accurate bookkeeping MECHANICS HELPER IMMEDIATE Cash for your 7100. A SMALL ENGNE Service Cor MANCHESTER- New to the property. Let us explain our JUST SURGE M skills required. Call 646-1610. NEEDED- 3 to 9 p.m., Mon /... particularly In business, allied health and career skills Apply in person or call poration - expanding dealer market. 6-Room Cape in great day thru Friday. Gas Pump SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- fair proposal. Call Mr. Excellent Part Time work. 643-1 lOI. All replies will network. No experience area. 3-Bedrooms, super Targe IT takes a lot more than an eager TEEN AGE GIRL AFTER Attendant needed weekends. Belfiore, 647-1413. We w ill tr a in . C all be held confidential. necessary. Complete training eat-in-kitchen. Won’t last long pen to sell your house. And in SCHOOL For ironing. 1 or 2 References required. Apply in SALESMEN program. $500. investment at $43,000. Call B/W Realty, days ner week. $3.00. Call Manchester 643-241, or Vernon in® <0 a course that others will find Interesting Company paid liberal MAY WE BUY your home? QUALITY CAI numerable problems you never person to: Anderson Brothers, 875-2826. required to start your own 647-1419. E.H.O. after 5:30, 543-0929. 770 Main Street, Manchester. Join the leaderl and worthwhile, we would like to hear from you. In the past, M CC non-credit beneni program. An Quick, fair, all cash and no anticipated lie in wait for you If business. Ideal for retired or problem. Call Warren E. P\ courses have ranged from bookkeeping to navigation, computer science to equal employment art time. Details on request. MANCHESTER - Superb 7 you "go it alone," REAL ESTATE CAREER. FULL TIME POSITION open CAW MANUFACTURING lawn care, y ^ a to small business management. They are part of a program opportunity employer. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. MANCNESTER It is only natural that our years If you’ra hard working, ambMoua m d looking to r Ir. Barker. ESCAA Field room, 3 bedroom Cape in Earn $15,000 plus Annually. as warehouse man/driver. CORWANT designed to fill a variety of Individual needs and preferences and faculty and Male/Female. RTraining Division, Box 19, South Farms. Front to back 9 room Cape, 4 bedrooms of experience, available to you Must have license. For a con Monday thru Saturday, 7:30 74 EASTEim SLVD. an axtraordlnary Job with $20,000 first yaar students com e to us from m any w alks of life. C o m ^ n - ^ Wading River, New York. living room, center hall, eat- dining room, family room| can smooth your path. You surely fidential interview. Ralph QLASTONBURY, CT. IM-4M1 ALLIED PRINTING MANCHESTER till 5 p.m. Apply at the W. H. SERVICES. INC 11792. in kitchen. Family room has and den, IV2 baths, wall tO' need us at your elbow when you Pasek, Realtor, 289-7475. potantlal, vlait ua waakdays, 0 PM - 8 PM. No satlon depends upon class enrollment and most England Lumber Co., Route • s n v n 579 Middle T urnptke VV large deck with beautiful 4A4 Dupitx. Exctlltnl condition, wall carpeting, garage. have a house (or sale. 44A, Bolton Notch. m ip in . iBHa « ■ m n travaling. and wa complotaly train. H youVa llrat classes meet during evening hours. Manchesler. Conn 06040 $400 Incomo monthly. Occupan* P.J. MANCHESTER Package view. Walk-out basement. Ap Principals only. 60’s. OFFICE HELP- Monday thru rata — you owa It to youraalf to talk with ua. store. Excellent location. Well proximately Ml acre well land cy January 1at. 1979. No Agonta. It you have Interest and ability In teaching and Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. CLERK - Experienced for established business. Call scaped lot. Walk to school. $55,500. CORRENTI REAL ESTATE Filing, little bookkeeping. Photo and Liquor Depart Sa a DAVE, KEN, or BO B something Interesting to teach, please send a course Marion E. Robertson, $70s. Principals only. Call answering phones, minimal ment. Good starting pay, full EXKNOCairifMMtlMinl Call 646-5377 646-1542 1047 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER MhciChMian. description and resume to Dean James 0. Tatro, (Jom- Realtor, 643-5953. 646-5019. ^ in g . AppV at: Meadows benefits and vacation. Apply munity Services Division, Manchester CommunlW 646-5252 Convaiescent Home, 333 in person to Mr. Schmitf or • NIOHiE OrOUTOK BALCH OF EAST WINDSOR College, 60 Bldwell St., Manchester, CT 0604a _____ Bidwell Street, h^chester; Mr. Engle, Monday thru SO hour work wssk. All SERVICE 647-9191. R O U T E 5 Wednesday, at Arthur Drug, bonolKs. Apply In parson Manchester Community College Is an equal opportunity MANCHESTER STATION 190 Farmington Avenue, Hart WAREHOUSE POINT, CT. BEE LINE FASHIONS- Work ford between 10 and 12 noon. only. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and employer and adheres to the principles of stflrmstlve action. COMMUNITY ATTCNDANTS 6 evenings from now ‘til 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. COLLEGE I t (Hiristmas. Earn profits, plus of the Week your own wardrobe. (Hill 875- 4073. Full and part lima. WOOD WORKING HELP BuMora, Plumbors, Romodolors, wanted. Apply Lakeview Fur Expariancad prafarrad, MECHANIC- EXPERIENCE EloetrleInnM, Ronl Estnio in k o n antf * small engine repair, also niture Company, 329 Progress OCTOBER “WANT AD” SPE but willing to train. trainee opening. Excellent op •Drive, Manchester Industrial Raliabla Individuala, Saloam o n — Caff Ua tor Spaeto/ portunity. Part time opening Park, Manchester. o*ar 18 yaara. Apply in OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31sl, 1878. PrteaaomrourAppffaficaNaatfaaiK/Sarvleaa... morning, paraon to: Maintenance/Driver. HAIRDRESSER - Full or part 443-446 HiUltrailOMMIO MANCHESTER niiiNCHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. Eckerts, (Hiventry, 742-6103. time. Relaxed atmosphere. (Hientel preferred. East Hart ____ PHOIKI47-MI7 311 Main street 646-2130 MAN NEEDED for printing ford. 289-5686 / 872-9402. MORIARTY department, in growing manufacturing facility. WE NEED A DEPENDABLE BROTHERS Experienced preferred, but PART ’HME SALESPERSON * ' 315 Contor Strool THIUCSTOREIYT will train to work with - Hours are primarily 10 to 2, 4 EVERY EVENT laminator, slitter and printing but may include Mturdays HUTUNSKY 1 press. Must be interested in and some evenings. Diamond See La For Showcase, Manchester working 2nd, or 3rd shift. We ★ MUMwimawiinsiDiiM The Following: are looking for interested, Parkade. f » Coton re CAoom A m i J aggressive individuals who FartlM A Banquett • Lawn a Qardan are dependable and have ★ AWNIIMS i CANOPIES Exarclta • Moving • Camping • Floora mecbamcal abili^. Excellent FAHM MMUIZR Experienced shed tobacco PART-TIME Auto • Convaltaconca • Painting • Baby chance for rapid advance ★ STOMN WINDOWS A DOORS HOME FITS NARROW LOT TOOLSlUUL AND EQUIPMEHT farm Manager wanted. ment, depending on speed and 186 C n to lL ability. For interview, call Position available now. ^ Phom 649-9095 s m ^ i . © By W. D. FAK.ME' MMdWtto, COML J/" Provides year round Inaida posttlona now I <43-2494 4 M employment. Hospital and Edi ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS >»Mianoaau.i»c5>Uf. J.n tM MOH.IAT. X b , STOCK ROOM HELPER - Bealth Ins., Pension, An activity room with a ivaHabla in Circulation The master bed room has a $2.75 (Fee paid). Neat ,housing and many other vaulted ceiling is the special appearance. O ver 16. Full private bath and plenty of benefits. Write Box H c/o Commercial and Non-Commercial feature of this home. Also time. Downtown Hartford Dopartmont at Tha closet space. The other two Manchester Herald. Giving Wind Shingles Will included are a brick fireplace area. Wilson Agency, 246-854. bed rooms have generous - personal data and informa YOU WILL MAKE and a french door leading to a Mai^hatlar Evening sized closets and hall access to LANDSCAPE LABORS full tion so that interview can _Hwrry/jlfa/T or Bring Your Ad Today! Resist Hign Winds rear terrace. Your Message Can a full bath. time or part time Saturday. be arranged. All informa The country style kitchen Call 643-0669. Grandland tion kept confidential. The laundry is located in the HaraM. Laboratory tests at the University of has plenty of cabinet and Nursery. An Equal Opportunity Employer. bed room wing. It includes MANCHESTinVEl«INGHERAL^ Wichita have shown that red cedar shingles proper counter space. Having the Be A Part of This P .O . B O X 591 washer-dryer connections. • ly applied, can withstand a 136-mile-per-hour wind breakfast area included and BRANCHE T-ER, CONN. G IA S IM D MONEY! without being dislodged. Hurricane force winds, A choice of exteriors is 8 06040 being located adjacent to the offered with either a Do not call... Plaaaa such as experienced in many parts of the country dining area allows quick JunronsiM contemporary or an oriental Page Each Week re a c h year, often reach gusts of 120-miles-per-hour. transfer from kitchen to table. D ta r Sirs: front included. TTie bed rooms are grouped WEUE GROWINa AGAIN apply In poreon to: The home contains a total of PiM tf run Iht following ad for davs at tha s im . i. i in a wii^ to divide the home 4 4 YOU WIU EARN 1,376 square feet of living For Only *12 Per Ad. money-saving rale of *4.001 ^ * ' * ^ ' * ' into active £uid quiet zones. ^ wwnagwmnt and owmraMp. T O M C O L L m i, space. n C M only b« dona by hard work, and M n giraliiad CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED or a2‘-a* ^ Mf ** *-?'**y *^ .W woman who ara FREE PRIZES! QEORQE DOHERTY Notice To Our PLAN NO 35 3 5 55 ^ ^ anioy woildng wHh w om ^ taanm oHing oaraor. Wa hava nwny H(XJSE 1376 SO FT (1) (2) (3) (0 ST O O PS 110 S O F T A Weekly Question ta M U o f^ a U lha ownar. Salila W aam , for a 7 (0 ADVERTISERS GARAOE a BCD PO(3M *1 aoml Intorvlaw at 24S-17GG batwaan Hw h o w a 7 l in your spare Hme...lf you HURRY and calll STORAOC 316 SOFT ir-€‘il3'-0' L J ir-6 tll-O And Answer PJB. and S p.im Monday thru Friday. If you would like to advertise your 10 today for details. Openings are limited, so Q — There are some grease stains on the con (0 (0 (0 I Business or Service In this space, please (10) OPPORTUNITY crete floor of our garage. They have been there lonT watt. We’ll need boys and girls kum all I call The Herald Classified Advertising ^ NIUntN * BED ROOM for several years and we never thought much • 6 ^ Kf-CTtir-S* Wabi MaMwi nUb ima a t I Department, 643-2711. M'-S‘iir-0* ^ about them, but now we plan to refinish the gar he towns in and around Mancliestnr and East |-T1f-ln lilfci m4 hitkitlH I i i ACTIVITY ROOM ^ • I I 8 age for use as an extra room. We expect to install (11) (18) (10 (10 briwi aae bw a ■< ha t a (15) ' I ' I vinyl asbestos tiles on the floor. Will the stains larMord. r \ L — - J I IMNO ROOM have to be removed and how do we go about it? IO'-«'iH‘-5* iWil Mb ■< tmaUa bW ^ ^ jF O Y E fl A — Before applying adhesive to the floor for the TTPIST/PART TIME (10 (17) (10 MbW1 b a il fiiM ■< nbM wto (It) (20) tiles, wash the stained areas thoroughly with a solu Opaning avaNaMa In manutaoturbig oonoam for Call Jaanne or Tom Sss______IMb.Ni«a4n» FOR OARAOC typlal abla to work approxbnatoly 2S houra par NW bfllO M 2r-0’i20‘-0* tion of trisodium phosphate, which can be SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. purchased in most hardware stores, lumber yards waak. Mominga prafarrad. Outlaa. arould ba 4 B n n « Y M a u n Ad ov4f M word! - Prie* bpribwpnhRrfbWbOHbnMM and building supply establishments. Use a scrub v a rM but Individual ahouM ba good lypiaL Hour- wSS^imik ua aoM, w a rn @ \ jr b u R bing brush with a long handle to ease the task. You hr rata dapandant on abilHy. May work In to full MME may have to do this several times before the stains tow paaHion. Sand applloation to: P.O.Bdx 3S0, ■CH» t s a t s s I 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 — or most of them — disappear. After each applica l oot Hartford, C t 0G10G. An Equal Opportunity S M s ..... Up C s S i, M h M artlB n a b a b I HOI Employar pMaww.WMaiat«» tion and scrubbing, rinse thoroughly with clear ...... CUSSnCIITION SSS drawings, material water. Should there still be a light coloring in the MOUtTRONICSIllC. lists and plans for the above house, Number — from concrete after three or four applications, it won't oppiN expines oct. siai, isrs Manchester Evening Herald 4M l iabtai A«aiw ■O. «INDMH, CT. Farnsworth’ P.O. Box 1841, Las Vegas, Nevada, interfere with the installation of the tiles. P^ E TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thnrs fV . .Q7«
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Oct. 5, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Paanuta - Charlaa M. Sehuli
Ii)HATAREV0UEATIN6 THIS ISA CHOCOLATE I PUTA CHOCOLATE 5% P 5ERVIN& Dear Abby I OFTEN WONPER ACROSS 2 Beg Answer to Previous Punle FOR LUNCH, EUPOKA? SANPWICH BARBETlilEENTWOSUCES HOW IT OIOULP TASTE 3 Pointer I Accounting 4 Noun suffix E m T N [o ME IWHEm X By Abigail Van Buren 0 [U T OF W\RK BREAP WITH 6RAW ON IT^.. term 6 River in E R A A R E A \ i\ \m rr 6 U. S.fur L 0 P B 1 E N □ D o n i IT England a n n o u m c e " merchant 6 Copycat 8 M L E 0 □ D TI sTt ] II Unlocked 7 Be situated 0 L □ B M _____ - e c 7 ■ -Am P 0 U 1 RONNINA 13 Narcotic 8 One who E K N M A N MY E R R u T S «fv/cM O th n d 31 S tr r le n O tH nd D E ^ ABBY: My husband loves to sing. He has had a few 14 Broke down stitches 1 L E R E 31 PalnVng-Pap^ng 32 Building Contncting 33 W A 8 p 1 N E fl Q 0 M i m . voice lessons and is quite good lor an amateur. He has a 15 Diminutive 9 Canadian □ 16 Powerful 8 L A P p E D □ 3 0 N Urgo ropertoire of songs nod even has the piano accompani* capital PAIN'TING - Interior and FARRAND REMODEUNG - explosive 1L E D Q A R C 10 Orchestra E exterior, paperhanging, Specializing Cabinets and For w n t on tepe to take with him when he goes where there (abbr.) s s So K E R A [s T 71 section A excellent work References. mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, U M ti l o - f will be no puino accompanist. 17 More rational E E R 1 n N E WE BUY JUNK CARS Free estimates. Fully insued. 19 Youth 12 Normandy E T 8 [T R 1 E E_ Y E Room Additions, Decks, Sometimes he sings beautifailly, but he usually sings too PrigcIliR’g Pop — Ed Sullivan Invasion day 0 8 E [a B E 8 0 R and lata modal wracka. Martin Matson, 649-4431. Repairs. Phone 643-6017. lo^ an d be frequently forgets the lyrics. He is 74. 20 Advanced in Wantud to Rout A Lovely Dtsign years 13 Jacks or ST Rutoo For Solo SI Mtttoo Far Solo SI The problem is that he wants me to aak him to sing when better NEW LOCATION QUALITY PAINTING and DRY WALL INSTALLED and THATS SOiETHING WHAT 22 Over there 34 Animals 41 Ordeal M have guests, or when we go elsewhere as guests. Our 23 Cuts down 18 Egg drink Paper Hanging by Willis Dry Wall finished. Ceiling COUPLE WITH One child CHEVY 1970 NOVA standard. SOU PONT SEE 35 Almond 43 Gibe frien ^ have been very patient with him so far, but no one 24 Ages 21 Pad A&B AUTO SALVAGE INC. Schultz. Fully insured repaired and retextnretf needs 5 or 6 room dimlex or Solid transportation, good VERV OFTBJ. C3C 26 Species 23 Threaten 37 Boorish 45 High cards of STAFFORD. OFF RT. tao references. 649-4^3. Drobiak Dry Wall, 646-8882. house. Reasonable. 49^52. running order. $500. Call after i I »»k him, it's like asking httle Johnny to recite before a captive audience. groups 25 Plaintiff 38 Thirty (Fr.) 46 Thin as air 1972 COUGAR Hard Top. 5 pm., 6496813. F w years 1 have urged him to join a choral group, but he 28 Motor coach 27 Bites 39 Moon J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior MARRIED COUPLE with dog Bronze finish with matching 49 Broke bread KEEP SMILING prefers to sing solo. This is partly because he can’t read ’W 30 Japanese 29 Pried USED AUTO PARTS and Exterior painting, paper wish to rent small house or vinyl roof. 8 cylinder, 1971 MERCURY COLONY currency goddess 51 Lighted inuaie, ami partly because he can't hold a part if someone la 33 Lots 684-5530 or 646-6223 hanging, remodeling, carpen KEEP HAPPY apartment. 289-2473. automatic transnmission, PARK STATION WAGON- 31 Franklin try. Fully insured. 649-9^, With air. 8975. CaU after 6 singing a different note next to him. power steering. EhtcqRionai 32 Mineral spring 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TONY ANNUNZIATA p.m., 6496159. Am 1 wrong in refusing to ask him to sing? He gets very £ 9 10 PROFESSIONAL PERSON clean, well cared for car. 33 King of fairies SPRAY, BRUSH, ROLL- n RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 WITH DOG Draires .rental, 12495. Suburban Motors, upset with me, and says if I loved him I'd cooperate. Is there 36 Glasgow 12 13 Wallpapering. a solution? resident Manchester / East Hartford. R o u t e 83, 1975 FORD MUSTANG H four Interior/Exterior. Commer 39 Active person 14 15 QUALITY CARPENTRY By BIDWELL Home Imrove- Call 643-6310, after 8 p.m. Manchester/Talcottville town cylinder, automatic, very cial & Residential. Painting 40 Gone from Harp Construction Additions, ment Co. Expert installation line. Open 86. good condition. 83100 or best 16 18 19 by e x p e r t s ! 15 y e a r s tk*t he give recitals, invite home roofing, siding, decks and gar of aluminum siding gutters offer. 6436451. Us Meadf, and linf to hit heart'i content. 1 ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. experience! 649-4824 42 Organs of 20 21 and trms. Roofing instmlatioh 'H- 1955 NASH RAMBLER. Good eit7»wuxtw.Tjtiiiau.s.pii.m i m hearing ■ y and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. DEAR ABBY; This letter is one more comment in the 44 Trojan 24 MAGNAVOX authorized fac □ AUTOMOTIVE condition. 8500. Call debate on the mother-daughter trust that has been raging in Captain Easy — Crooks a Lawranco mountain ■ tory service on color and s p e c ia l ™ cleaning and ...... P™’ 28 29 30 wagon. 8 cylinder, automatic your column. 45 More likely black and white TV. Stereo, Building Contracting 33 repaimg chimneys, roof, new Autoo For Solo 47 Swamp 1 SI transmission, power steering. It seems that a great many mothers have among their 31 phonoCTaph. A&B Electronic, roofs. Free estimates. 30 Trucks for Solo S3 WA3H OVEK ...AND DROPS SAFELY IN5IDE ! 48 French 1160 New Britain Ave., West Good solid car. Excellent low ^ y chores the cleaning up of their children’s rooms.. THE WAIL OF MAYOR 1 WES ROBBINS carpentry years Experience. Howley, 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- province 33 34 37 38 cost transportation. Special! Durmg that cleaning, mothers invariably discover things Hrtford, 551-0655. remodeling specialist. Ad 643-5361. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new INTERNATIONAL Travelall BOS65’ B5TATB.. 50 Salt marsh ■ 3B 1 81095. Suburban M otors, Sale- 1970- 72’s. Many to that their children prefer to keep secret. xo ditions, rec rooms, dormers, radials, (2 snows), excellent 52 Caught 43 CARPET INSTALLATION - ROOFER WILL Install roof, R o u te 83, choose from. Good to fair con Fortunately, I have never had that problem. My mother 53 Sad (Fr.) ■ 1 built-ins, bathrooms, condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. 44 47 Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets, kitchens, 649-3446. siding or guttes for low dis Manchester/Talcottville town dition. Dealers weicom^. baa always believed that I should clean up my own room —or 54 Donkeys F Steam Cleaning. Free es line. Open 86. Call John Thrall at 643-2414 for 55 Radio waves' 1 count price. Call Ken at 647- 1969 VW B U G -V en goodcon- not clean it up, as I choose. Besides, she has enough other 48 49 SO 51 timates. Call 649-6265. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, 1566. appointment. tilings to do without doing for me that which I am perfectly medium dition. 8800. Call 64^1311, 52 Additioms, Repairs, Cabinets. after 5 p.m. capable of doing for myself. 53 HOUSEWORK got you down? 1967 INTERNATIONAL DOWN Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 54 C&M TREE SERVICE - Free General cleaning, steam PICKUP - 8300. CaU 646-1090, N.L.INW.H. 55 1972 FORD GALAXI 500, MUSTANG GHU Hard Top. 5 estimates, discount senior extraction carpet cleaning, after 5:00 p.m. 1 Main artery TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY excellent condition, 81.300. Beautiful brown finish, 4 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) citizens. Company floor waxing & stripping, win ROOFING / GUTTERS- DEAR NX.: You tmud like a very together daughter, Carpentry and general con Radial snow tires 1 year cylinder, 4 speed, power Manchester-owned and dow cleaning, carpet & up Reasonable rates! Free es Cuu^ratulate your mother for me. She tenght yon reipon- tracting. Residential and old,H78-15, 850. 875-5606 after streering, sun roof. One operated. Call 646-1327. holstery shampooing. commercial. Whether it be a timates. Experienced. Quality 2 p.m. owner. Real Doll! 82795. Professional / Insured. Free workmanship! All 643-6658 small repair job, a custom Terms arran g^ . Suburban B&M TREE SERVICE. Estimates. Call anytime. kroforeyefM-lfcyefM 64 DEAR ABBY: Let me tell you about a handicapped per II7B tir l€A. me. TM B u Its Ml built home or anything in HONDA CB 200T, excellent Motors, . Route 83, Complete tree care, spraying DOMESTICARE at 643-1945, son I know. He's paralyzed from the waist down. Now some between, call 646-1379. condition. Recently tuned. 2,- Manchester/Talcottville town Win at bridge and removal. Insured and T R A C Y B R O T H E R S - TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville folks think that the disabled are also retarded. That's not sol Alley Cop — Dave Qraut experienced. Senior 000 miles. Luggage rac, trunk. line. Open 86. EXPERT PAINTING AND CARPENTRY & Masonry - Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and My friend attended college, and now works for a large in Citizen Discount. 643-7285. Best offer. 56^3047. LANDSCAPING -Specialized, Additions and remodeling. Gravel, Built-Up Roofing. rack. 81,750. 2834042. surance company as an underwriter. WHAt IRB MXl DOfN© IN THE WHYiUHiIUTEa WE MADE IT, OOOLA! ) YES, AND WERE LAB AT THIS TIME OF NlSfr?^ EXTERIOR ' House Free estimates. Call Anthony Commercial & Residential. ATTENTION- Come see ouf And as for getting around—yes, it takes a few minutes VOU OVER COFFEE, WE'RE BACK IN J/O U TS ID E THAT AW- REWEAVING bums, holes. PAINTING. Tree pruning, Free Estimates. 872-^9. SUZUKI 250 HUSLER G T 18,- DOC... LETiS e O INTO Squillacote 649-0811. great selection of quality The Log Cabin Afghan is more for him to get into his car, but he gets there. His car is PBLFONi ^^FULCITYOF, Lose a loser on a loser Zippers, umbrellas repair^. yiraying, mowing,weeding. 000 miles, very reasonable. THE knCHEN! DOMES,TOO- preowned autos. Completely 1975 PINTO RUNABOUT- only one of the lovely de- equipped with hand controls of course, but you should see Winow shades, Venetian Call 742-7947. Must sell. 649-1543. eigns in AMERICA'S 198^ CARPENTRY - Repairs, reconditioned at Manchest^ Pretty green, automatic blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT, FAVORITE AFGHANS this guy dancel When he does the “bump" his whole body remodeling, additions, gar Honda. Connecticut’s largest transmission. One owner. Im Marlow’s, 867 ain St. 649-5221. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low . . . Q-I19. It contains six and chair swings with him. He plays a low diamond LANDSCAPING / LAWN ages, roofing, call David Heating-Plumbing 3S most complete Honda de^er. maculate. Special 818K. Bank NORTH 10-S-A mileage. ExceUent condition. to crochet and six to knit, He also lifts weights —up to 300 pounds. He’s even won from dummy, ruffs the sec seeding - Brickwork and Patria, 644-1796. 24 Adams Street, Manchester. terms arranged. Suburban ♦ Q 10 9 7 4 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at 8650. CaU 6436649. plus a section on making medals for it. Some of you able-bodied men should try lift ond diamond, cashes two P a tio s SEWERLINES, sink lines, M o t o r s , R o u t e 83 V K 5 2 tics, garages,yards cleaned, installed. Tree eight items of "granny- ing a 303pound weight. This guy has won scores of medab trumps, plays ace of elute, Removal and pruning. Call LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - cleaned with electric cutters, LEAVING TOWN. Must sell Manchester/Talcottville town » K843 moving, truckng. Loam for Comaaro-Tmlloro sqoare-crochet. for racing, shot-put and dbcus in wheelchair sports. ..ruHs a club, ruffs a low 643-6658. New homes custom built by professionals. McKdnney car for immediate cash. First tine. Open 86. ♦ 5 sale. Lawn service. No job too k fo k MiH H omo i oo, Price . . . 81.26 a copy. diamond. He b slightly dis remodeled, additions, rec Bros. Sewage Disposal Com good offer buys car. 1976 65 And as for love—well, he knows more about love than a big or small. 568-8522. Ti srdar. Mid 81JS, lididM WEST EAST appointed when the ace rooms, prage, kitchens pany, 643-53io8. lot of people. CADILLAC SEWLLE, fuUy pi*ti|i Md kwdlln. . .♦S3 e — doesn’t appear, but he will HEAVY OR LIGHT remodeleo, bath tile, cement 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot How come I know so much about him? He’s my husband. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile loaded, low mileage, Call ANM CAOOT .. ' I W Q 84 W A J 9 7 still make hb contract by TRUCKING, Cellars, attics work. Steps, dormers, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Travel Trailer - Stove, And he’s not nearly as “ handicapped" as most people think. installation and repairs. Free between 12 and 6 p.m., 647- 1974 CHEVELET IMPALA ♦ Q J 10 7 ♦ A952 means of what is called, "a and yards cleaned, also stone, residential or commercial. repairs, plugged drains, 1975. refrigerator, heated. Full A aw W (Sign m e . . ) estimates. Call at, at 646-3745, CAPRICE 46oor, 8 cylinder, IO>3’ ♦ K J 10 6 ♦ Q9873 loser on loser play.” loam or sand delivered. 644- Call 649-4291. kitchen faucet replaced, shower, and toilet. 'Tandem •aai TaMk R.V. M M Ci9yiwkEA.Mfc.TJta9ftaif9Lai after 5 p.m. automatic tradsmlssion, wheel. CaU 6886383. M atn S ss, IMrsts «m HP FUNNYFACE He ru& hb last club, 1775 or 644-9532. repaired, rec rooms, MERCURY COLONY PARK CMC. SOUTH power. Factory air. Gorgeous ® wrftlug letters becauM you dew’t kuuw leads dummy’s king of dia FIRST CLASS Carpentry - bathroom remodeling, heat Station Wagon. 1972. One ALBUM The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productiona ♦ AKJ862 ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At auto! 82395. Must be seen! 1977 with a bound- «•* “How to Write Letters monds and dbcards a heart. Remodeling and Additions. modernization, etc. Free owner. ExceUent condition. 1971 CAMPER- Sleeps 8. in "AU-Seaaon Gift Book” W 10 6 3 tics and cellars cleaned. Suburban Motors, Route 83, For ^ OecariM.” Seud II aud a loia. atamped (28 cental That heart was going to t e TILE- Remodel your Bath, Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Estimate gladly given. M & M CaU 6436821. Stove and ice box. ExceUent of 24-pagesl Price...83.M. « 6 Reasonable rates. Call 646- Shower, Tub Area, and Manchester/TalcottviUe town condiUon. CaU 6466471. **y^*P* *• Ahby: 132 Leaky Drive, Beverly Hflb, Calif. GOOD MORNING, CAN DOUBLE a loser in any case. Now years experience! For Free Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. SIM TtKIC M S a AT t1 Jf UCM. se o R o c K . y o u ♦ A42 1943 for free estimate. Une. Open 86. 99212. MRS. FLINTSTONE. poor East b on lead. If he Ceramic Tile Floors. Call 871- Estimates, call 646-4239. IM^ItS-lUR IIHM M lln. CH ECK MV a c c o u n t ? 9457, 9 to 5. sank Vulnerable: East-West leads a heart it establishes ' MANCHESTER PLUMBING VOLKSWAGEN AutomotHo Sonko 66 CaaWH iM s h tonli m Mi. CAN I HELP I DIDN'T GET AN BRICK, Block, Stone, dummy’s king. If he leads a GENERAL CARPENTRY, & HEATING - Repairs. CONVERTIBLE 1972 - White 1971 SUPER BEETLE new: % P U T -m m so pusK. VOU? OVERDRAWN- Dealer: South Fireplaces, concrete. HnctlMi fsr tblsN am i. club, South ruffs in dummy FALL CLEAN UPs- Fer- Repairs, Remodeling, Remodeling. Pumps repaired with black interior, very good rebuilt engine, McPhearson WE PAY_810 for complete s t a t e m e n t SS- West North Eaet South while chucking a second r**® tilizing. Snow plowing, Garages, Additions, Porches, / replaced. Free estimates. condition. Economy car, must Struts trans., clutch. More. junk cars. Call Jo 'a t T o U ^ n m iTi. II fiiiiwnss asms. X THIS MONTH.' 644-8356 for residential and commerclm. 14 heart. Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. Electric drain-snaking. 24- be seen. 81450. CaU during Must seU. Call 6496802. Auto B o ^ . 528-19 Of. PIM - m B A HPT. Maw estimates. M fw Itliali mS Imoi, Pass 44 Pass Pass Either way all the defense Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. hour service. 646-0237. days 643-5151; after 5 p.m.. L Pass gets will be tw^ diamond tricks and one heart. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• The lowert point in the continental United States, Death Doga-BIrda-Pota 43 1964 PONTIAC Automatic Opening lead: 4(} TAG SALES Apartments For Rant S3 Apartments For Rant S3 AM/FM, air. Very good condi V alley, it 100 m iles from the highnt, Mt. Whitney. tion. Asking 8375. ^ 1 1 5 6 . DOG-CAT boarding bathing / LOOKING for anything in real grooming. Obedience, protec CARPETED 2 bedroom with TAG SALE- Thurday & estate rental - apartments, You hold: tion classes. Complete moder basement, appliances, free 1968 PONTIAC CATAUNA- n Friday, 10 to 6.176 1/2 Spruce homes, multiple dwelliius, no facilities. Canine Holiday heat and more. (47-21). Rental excellent running condition. By Oswald Jacoby KLS-B Street, back of Laundromat. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Astrograph Inne. 200 Sheldon Roatl. Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. Good tires, call M 3-8^. and Alan Sontag 4 AKQxxx Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. Tha Born Loaar — Art Sansom 4 AKxx Manchester. For reservations ^sirrhaino"«!nnvo!^^ TAG SALE- Saturday & Sun Homes lor Rent 54 CHEVROLET 1977 IMPALA- ♦ K Jx please call 646-5971. you have wiUi another A things Today’s hand is another day, October 7th. & 8th., 9 to MANCHESTER- MAIN 4 door. Excellent. 43,000 4 --- are gening a linie too costly. In example of the power o l the 4. Pine Ridge Drive, Andover. STREET- 2/3 room apart miles. V-8. air, power /W$! IF I'P KWOWM IF-OUWADW MANCHESTER- Immaculate retreat, a new direction can be spade suit. East and West •’ antana reader asks if Tools galore, “ You Name It, ment, heated, hot water, 6 Room Cape. 2 car garage. steering/brakes. 8 ^ . 633 found. W eRTZ! VOU f < c o ( m ^ o can make five elute but East we open this hand with a We’ll Have It.” appliances, no pets, parking, Convenient location. AduRs. 5907. just doesn’t want to gamble Boatt-Acceaaorlea 45 security.■ 523-70 -7047. PISCES (Feb. 2IHHarch 20) 8ALDWP/! forcing two bid. No pr e— ts. Security and Don’t become frustrated when ^ C M C , V V (OPnMl^T, at the Hve level so he lets 1 O ctoter 1,1I7S We certainly do. If playing TAG SALE- Rain or shine, references. 8325______monthly, plus 1968 PLYMOUTH V-8 Wagon. you cun up a dead-end street South play at four spades. 1974 FURY - 16W-foot FOUR ROOM APARTMENT OM attitudes will make way for F O L P F R a l K ) ^ H A V 5 WHypIDWT standard, we open two Saturday and Sunday, Octoberi utilities. 643-6995, after 5 p.m. Good condition. Need tfres. today. Admit you made a wrong The ordinary declarer will fiberglass, tilt trailer, with - 426 Broad St, 8155. Swurity the new this coining year and spades. If our only forcing 7,8. Furniture, silver, dishes, 8450. 649-7119. decision. Once you accept this, BOWtHT'/OUI yOUBUVA Tvlnd up down one after 1975 55-horsepower outboard you’ll And yourself being re opening is two clubs, we pots and pans. 344 Merline deposit. No appliances. 6 ROOMS IN 2 FAM ILY a new way will open up. losing three hearts and a Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 82,500. ceptive and anxious to acquire open two elute. This hand Married couple. No pets. HOUSE- Basement garage, ARIES (March fl-Apifl II) A % \) m a ? o F Road, Vernon, off Route 83). Also 50 horse Johnson out- knowledge about many differ diamond. The expert de may not produce a gam e but Telephone 6436751. appliances. Security, heavy responsibdlty not neces ent things. This change will do HAPP1HK5Z clarer will make four we sure want to try. HUGE TAG SALE- Wooden , board, 8300, 228-0475 or 228- sarily of your own making could references. No pets. 8240 you good. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) storm windows, juvenile, 9550. 149 OAKLAND STREET- 3 1967 MUSTANG rest on your shoulders today. monthly. North Main Street. UBR'JBRA (Sept. ‘ »-Ocf. 23) The Kirby Upright Vacuum, mis room heated apartment. CONVEIRTIBLE. A red b^ u - Accepting the burden philo Call 649-5167. A vailable doldrums accomplish only one Heathcliff — George Gately Security, 8145 monthly. Ideal ty, black top, 8 cylinder, 3 sophically will be a big help In <-***■ cellaneous. 20 Alton Street,' Garden Products 47 November 1st. purpose — keeping you mber- Siutou for one person. Call 646-2426,9 sp^. Completely recon disposing of H. 0 - 5 Saturday 10 to 5. Rain date, aUe. Shake them off. Get your- to 5. TAURUS (AprA 204lay 20) De BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh 5 ROOMS- 1/2 OF DUPLEX- ditioned and ready to go. „ self moving. You’ll quickly And Saturday October 12, 10 to 5. pending on others today to Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, & AdulU. No peU. 8250. Plus 81995. This classic is priced much to sm ib about. Find out take care of what you think TAG SALE- Books, furniture, Pears. 260 Bush Hill Road, RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to more about yourself by send- Winthrop — Dick Cavalll security. Utilities extra. Call right. Good inyestmoit. should be (heir duties would be miscellaneous. October 7 and Manchester. share apartment with same. 289-282L Suburban Motors, Route 83, k>0 for your copy of Astro- a mistake. The only person you 8. 9 am to 3 pm. 37 Jordt Large bedroom. 647-9988. Graph Letter. Mall SO cents for Street. Manchester/Talcottyille town can rely on Is yourself. IWOULXXSLAPLV -THAT A VERY hOBl-e -WO B A D I Antiques 48 OlHces-Stores lor Rent 55 each and a .long, self- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 28) Old, E A S T H A R T F O R D - 2 line. Open 8-8. L A V D O W N M y SENTIMENT-THAT I O IP N h r / 8 I R P . addressed, stamped envelope unsolvable problems should be Bedroom Townhouse. Full L I F E F V R M Y AABANAWCRD s i TAG & JEWELRY SALE- Oc WANTED. Antique furniture, ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot to Aatro-Graph; P.O. Box 489, kept burled for Ate moment. G o d U S r EXPREeSED. , tober 7, 9 to 4. Rain date Oc glass, pewter, oil painUngs or appliances. Laundry hook-ups. store on busy street. L ^ ge Radio CAy Sutton, N.Y. 10019. on to outer Utlitgs Utat you UTTI-EAAASTSR. OF m SANCIDARY 1 1/2 baths. Heated. 8 ^ . 528- Ba sure to specify birth sign. // tober 8. 88 Nutmeg Drive, other antique items. R. display windows. 8125 know bring happiness. ------r - o ------1708, or 289-2890. SPORPIO (O cL 24-Nov. 22) Manchester. FREE GIFT Harrison, 643-8709. monthly. Lease required. Lee 1966 MUSTANG HARD TOP. CANCER (June 21^uly 22) with purchases over 81.00. Being subjected to putAng up 6 Lamont Realty, 875-4690. Green, original, thrifty 6 Take care today with jobs call FEMALE ROOMMATE wfth difficult people would nor- Wanted to Buy 49 ^linder standard 3spi^. ing for mental concentration. 2 FAMILY TAG SALE- Satur- wanted to share apartment in maliy get you down, but not Though you may want to get MANCHE)STER, Main Street. Excellent inyestment at 81685. day & Sunday, October 7, & 8. WANTED USED VIOUN or Manchester or East Hartford. today. Because of your aAt- your work Anisned, chances Modem offices available 400, Suburban Motors, Route 83, tude, things wHI eventually 9 to 4. 155 Oak Street, Fiddle, in playing condition. 643-5339 until 7 pm. are your mind would wander 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat Manchester/Talcottville town come out your way. Manchester. Variety of items. Please call 64 fr^ . too much. and air conditioning included. line. Open 8.8. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dsc. 30 LOCUST STREET- Second 646-2469 or 646-2755. LEO (July 23-Aiig .22) You’re floor, 4 rooms, heated. 8 ^ 21) A you run into a few good at everything today ex TAG SALE- Old bottles, setbacks today, look for new monthly. Security. Call 646- cept Ate handling of money. Farberware Rotissierie, mint □ RENTALS SMALL RETAIL STORE methods or people to help you (*F 2426, 9 to 5. Walt All anoAter day to shell out lO-S -J condition, and many other space. Downtown Shopping accomplish your purposes. miscellaneous items. Satur for something you think you District. Ideal for speciality 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY HI. Success lies In a fresh can’t live wlAtoul. day & Sunday, October 7th., & Rooms for Rent 52 3 1/2 ROOM apartment. Plea- shop. 643-1442. 4-door hard top, green with tpprosch. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) A Short Riba — Frank Hill 8th., 10 to 4 p.m. 150 Chambers sent, quite. Private home. matching vinyl teterior, 8 C A ^ O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. II) lack of patience could spoil Street. No previews. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Single, working, adult only. You have a f r l^ who can help CENTRAL 2-car heated gar cylinder, automatic transmis some b^Aclal happenings T)HlS RDTIOM Y3U SOLO THESE C3VER-TME-\ Birch House Women. Otrally No children, p ^ . 643-2880. you And the answers to a STILL SCARED IP ')OU W ANT A , age. Business zone. T.J. sion, power steering, factory coming your way today. A little /Vie DlONT W ORK. COUNTER POTIONS ENORMOUS BARN SALE- located. Downtown E aisy M o iie y S sHuation that has you stymied. STIFPOFDRASONS. PRESCRIPTION Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. air. Good solid, low cost more tolerance lor those you A R E N T V ER Y STROM S, i Friday, Saturday, & Sunday, Manchester. Kitchen Don’t be too proud to seek FOT/OM,ITWia a ■ BIGELOW STREET - 6 Room transportation. 81495. Subw- deal wlAt will reward you the / A BIT AAORE. Ottober 6, 7, 8, 9 to 4. Fur privileges. Call 649-2358. advice. ‘ / • Flat. On one floor. 3 OFFICES FOR RENT- H eal ban Motors, Route 83, most. niture, glass, china, antiques, bedrooms, garage. No pets. air, carpeted, janitor, and AQUARIUS (Jan. 2»Fab. If) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) COMFORTABLE ROOM - Manchester/Talcottville town the TAG SALE way collectabies, toys, games, Security, 1 or 2 children.8250 parking. 500, 750, and 1000 Barry’s W orld — Jim Barry Parking. On bus line. Working line. Open 8-8. '^fAKg vooR fesT FLiefff etsewHeRE.'’’ miscellaneous. Main Street, monthly. Call 646-4054. square feet. 8100 monthly. South Windsor. Follow signs adult. No smoking. Call 649- Call 649-5334, or 643-7175. 6526. from Sullivan Avenue and SERIOUS MINDED - Non longar naadad Hama Into tiMleli coih, ao luHia on M»a Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel Route 5. Rain date, October 14 smoking, working female to MANCHESTER / NEW 'omSisfsr b a n d u ^ m d gat bite tho garaga aalo aolton. Plaea a & 15. MANCHESTER- Large fur share i bedroom, contem OFFICE - 800 square feet. aur^wmladadvarlM ngyoaraalaaiiawalchlha nished room- Close to center. FOR Ron* THAT'S IT, FUPOSy.'’'^ SETTER LUCK, porary apartment in Heat, air conditioning, pranto roN ni* MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE. Separate entrance. Parking. Manchester. 8140. Utilities in carpetiiw, parking incIuiM. J liO tqsarc (Ml, center of I O^LOSS ASAIN/ N E X T T IM E/ Call 242-1872. ■ Manchester,n , sirMi cniidHInnInsujou ind I 20 Tuck Road, Manchester. cluded. Contact Laurie, 9 to 5 Tolland Turapike nofessional IpsiUns. CailUbMI. ' Our Boarding Houaa October 7th, 9 am to 4 pm, Oc p.m., at 565-2101. Building. F.J. Spilecki, This Funny W orld NICELY FURNISHED- IS Woi* for 3 Dijfs b «4r $4.95 tober 8th, 10 am to 4 pm. Rain Realtor, 643-2121. gentleman only. Kitchen _ or Shine. ROCKVILLE)- Four rooms, r ^ l6 6 6 , 14 ^^(JU JI A UlllLU W /VI ■^LIl/14 1 I *"t ______priviieges, central location, newly decorated. Frigidaire And you racolva 2 FREE TAO SALE SLANKHEAP RE/NLiy) ENCE IN 4TVLE ,VBURR u\ t HE CTTY TAG SALE)- October 7th. & references and security Included. 8200 monthlvr A PB(3FE44t7R ATXBUSTER,'BIAM KIE JT H E .Y U / ^ 0 e M N 8th. 197 Gardner Street, required. 643-2693 for appoint Security. Call anytime, ^ A A R O I^ B U R R a ? )H A 6 4 D /k\ANY < T E A C H \ THEIR Manchester. CTothes galore, ment. 9416. Tha Herald to and miscellaneous. (DEtSREB HE CAN JAMYTrilNfi) URBAN __ ITEACH in any <^A4 L0 N(i < PLANHWfl Aportmeato For Root S3 PLEASANT QUIET 4 ROOMS NOW TAKING TAG SALE- Rain or shine, - Second floor. Mature, Don’t Forget Our D o lla r iKATERARD(3N 7 d e p a r t m e n t ) AS IT’6 /BUILPINC Saturday, October 7th, 9 am to NEWLY DECORATED 2 responsible adults only. No A GBAVa RDAP.fp EXCEPT N cT -A d AN 3 pm. Skis, boots, books, fur bedroom with basement, pets. Security. Call 649-5897, wHh S aver [gkin-diving.'Jpractical EVE- niture, miscellaneous items. carpet, washer and dryer. after 6 p.m. APPLICATIONS S<3BE? Everything goes. 132 Moun Kids OK. Just 8225. (48-29). For A Waning IM Only tain Road. Rental Assistors, 236-5646, MANCHESTER ^ / small fee. FOUNTAIN VILLAGE YARD SALE- Sunday October APARTMENTS-1 bedroom to 2 & 3 BBMiNiM knumerrs 8th, lots of bargains and N E E D M O RE SPACE - sublet. Effective November From 8200 2 Bedrooms; |218 3 Bedrooms. Includes: priced to go. 42 Concord Road. Carpeted 3 bedrooms, first 1st. Call Anna 525-1322, Exten- 106 p.m. floor with basement, laundry sion 210, days; after 6 p.m., Heat, Hot Water and Parking, with Wall tq Wall- facilities and yard. (51-30) 5233237. Call today and aftCT Carpeting, Modern Appliances, 2 Laundromats on Dogo-Blnis-Pets 43 Rental Assistors, 236-5646, October 9th. site. ' small fee. Herald ROCKVILLE / AVAILABLE CALL 643-1N1 SMALL BEAGLE DOG- IDEAL FOR SINGLES. NOVEMBER 1st.- 3 large Mon. thru PH. from 9 3o CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING "About this ctvil service reform buelneaa — Registered. All ready trained. Heated one bedroom with was It minimum waste arid maximum effi JHEIR rooms. Appliances, heat, hot 8 0 L 9 -1 2 . 12 gauge automatic Shot Gun. parking and appliances. Only water. No pets, no children. ciency we're after, or the, other way IdC H O O t OF for ^ & gun. Call 283 8200. (47-ff). Rental Security. 8175 monthly. 643 around?" I B c o m m c s o im 4911 Assistors. 2335646, small fee. 1060. 643*2711 Ml fir ha IT Eu|i WENT /0-5 BANKRUPT* "Talk about, frustrationt They let them grade ^ /o-S~ CUnM(OTIfNll>IC.TiHVaUS-Plt OB. their om i report canto and he can’t even write an ‘A ’.”